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Volume 188
Number 5805
New York 7, N. Y., Monday, December 22, 1958
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Price $1.25
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General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
MISCELLANEOUS
-
V
Advance Aluminum Castings Corp.—Partial
Liquidat'n.
The Midwest Stock
Exchange has received notice that
the company Charter has been
filed, reducing the
to
Capital
transfer
and
receive
their
should
at
holdings and
entitled.
Cash
City
agent,
cash
present
National
the
rate
stock
Bank
of
Trust
Co.,
share
for
the
shares
&
four-fifths
to
In This Issue
promptly to
Chicago, 111.,
which
they
be
paid
in lieu
fractional
of
shares
of
$10
share.
per
Beginning
Dec.
15,
1958,
dealings
capitalization.—V. 188, p. 2133.
reduced
elect
may
receive
cash
in
the
stock
the
at
New York Stock
"fhe
corporation
covering
stock
The
to
be
1,500
at
filed
($100
used
letter
a
6%
of
par
to be
are
3
shares
offered
proceeds
Dec.
on
of
notification
cumulative
convertible
share),
per
with
36
Stock
Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
preferred
without
Period End. Oct. 31—
opcr.
Railway
1958—-Month—1957
$513,710
$584,827
expenses
362,514
424,578
$4,304,278
Montreal
4,037,823
operations
way
ry.
—V.
$151,196
income
oper.
188,
'
$1(50.249
49,072
$820,195
46,248
458,327
Over-thc-Counter
When
will be
39
_
Stock Exchange
Great
Southern
Period End. Oct. 31—
Railway oper.
40
Railway
oper,
expanses
operations
Net
ry.
—V.
RR.—Earnings—
$147,815
$1,324,523
41
Section
44
Markets
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Power
89,441
383,981
35
1,302,203
Co.—Plans Bond
See Southern Co. below.—V.
Period End. Oct. 31—
Railway
oper.
Railway
Financing—
RR.
1958—Month—1957
$308,579
$370,046
revenue—
oper.
Northern
expenses
150,562
Condition
1,606,138
ry.
—V.
$153,017
oper.
188,
$210,816
67,750
$870,791
and
61,690
188,988
to
scheme.
That
factors
have
Dec.
The
said
register
idea
in
suit
SEC
the
under
set
was
the
.
seeking
to
have
it
register
contends
the
ship¬
aside
last
however,
year,
shipping market.
Since
then,
because
of
offi¬
company
will resume shipping operations,
concern
to detail
but
they 1
plans,J
any
With
filed
company
10,
under
1958,
stock
additional
Co.
of
shares
23,710
13,880 shares of its
exercisable commencing
shares
common
issuable
Clearings.
47
shares
to
key
issuable
employees
pursuant
The
with
the
SEC
stock
common
2,
1959,
and
an
stock options exer¬
under
13,880
shares
the
issuable
are
to
to
of
Option
to purchase
23,710 shares
entitled
to
purchase
subsidiaries
Warrants
issued
in
1957.—V.
188,
242.
p.
on
issuable
Jan.
company entitled
Warrants issued in 1956; and
pursuant to Option
issuable
are
statement
covering
options
commencing Jan. 3, 1960.
employees of subsidiaries of
key
Illinois—Registers Stock
registration
a
Al-Dun Amusement
Securities
The
and
company
covering
i$100
Co., West Point, Ga.—Files With
Exchange Commission—
250
Dec.
on
shares
filed
8
of
class
per
share), without
working capital.
for
letter
a
A
of
preferred
underwriting.
notification
stock
The
to
be
proceeds
with
the
offered
This
SEC
at
to
are
American Investors Corp.,
Nashville,
be
used
Wilbur G. Malcolm, President, in a talk to
Society of Security Analysts on Dec. 11,
gram—Dr
Cleveland
AIgoma Central & Hudson Bay Ry.—Calls
Deb. Stock
The
its
has
company
accrued
the
Bank
interest.
of
for
redemption
Payment
Montreal.
will
Canada
American Airlines,
The
tion
first of
will
The
port
fleet
a
receive
Dec.
on
5
Fort
Worth
Canadian
pound
at
sterling
the
Bank
currency at
at the fixed
of
Montreal
Electra
Aircraft
Flagships this
Corp.
arrived
at
corpora¬
Fort Worth,
for
several
weeks
during the first phase of the
familiarization program,
leading up to
its introduction into commercial
service by American next
month.
airline's
The
extensive
will
its
operate
ability
Electra
routes
than
Jan.
on
23
will
to
American
707
707
with
service
Flagship will concentrate on American's
routes, while its jet-age
companion, the Boeing 707
the airline's long-distance
nonstop runs. Because of
operate
the
into
Jet
will
six
be
most
flight
airports
to
inaugurated
between
of
will launch
other
the
company
cities
subsidiaries,
been
Division
C.
Stolk,
henceforth
of
4
Sun
consolidated
William
sidiaries
on
as
more
service
New
of
Mr.
in
the
Sun
the
York
Stolk
past
announced
Tube
Corp.
with
p.
added
the
be
delivered.
nation
with
Angeles
include a
2241.
be
Can
that
the
and
Bradley
operations
that
of
Fortier
company.
the facilities
said
operated
Co.
He
by
a
added
the
new
former
sub¬
division
and
will
other
Bradley subsidiaries.
manufacturing operations will be continued as
Bradley plant in Maynard.
former
plants in New Jersey.—V.
Mass.,
188,
p.
2133.
and
the
pounds
of
per
the
66.000
has
Unitane
first
producing
in
plant
urea
to
built
be
in
Canada,
recently
projects
several
which
Md.;
"No
also
commented
in
and
on
other
additional
several
international
in¬
In
that
two
period,
it
years,
short
also
is
bank
term
Dr.
the
for
attempting
Malcolm
year
will
a
did
be
possible
precise
loans
of
that
up
is
"It
say,
down
forecast
on
the
of
fairly
order
year.
to
for
portions
some
$25 million
obvious
25%
'
may
trial
we
activity
serve
that
will
most
all
it
be
seems
reasonable
somewhat
higher
to
in
earnings
be
that
our
the
from
this
earnings
preceding
•
Vi
ahead,
Investment
called
188,
we
p.
Florida
1959
that
should
2025.
share
than
in
in
and
Insurance
Co.,
Nash¬
of Maryland, Baltimore,
C.; Financial Life <fc Casualty
Investors Fire Insurance Co., also of
and
S.
for
Sun
the
transaction
Investors
take
to
for
Corp.
place on a basis of two
three snares of Florida Sun
Life
currently has 240,419 shares outstanding, in
the hands of about 300
persons, while American Investors has 3,871,871.
Investors
With
p.
AIC
more
increase
...
transaction will thus increase the number of
American
to about 11,800 and its shares
shareholders
4,032,151.
shares
than
American
outstanding
are
held
now
$500,000
Investors
total
in
44
assets
in
in
assets
states,
Alaska
Florida
to
about
Bun
and
Life,
to
Hawaii.
it
will
$8,500,000.—V.
188,
2349.
total
1958.
indus¬
benefit
Since
from
Natural
This
and
486,325
additional
1959
stockholders
10
to
shares
Gas
Dec.
company on
the
Securities
15
Co.—Plans
announced
Exchange
shares
under
of
common
rights
the
Stock
filing
Commission
on
stock
in
the basis
the
of
Offer—
of
for
an application
the
issuance
of
early
months of
share for each
one
held.
Stockholders also are to have the
right to subscribe, subject to
allotment, to any shares not taken by other shareholders under their
primary subscription privilege.
No fractional shares will be issued
under
The
price
the
offering.
directors
for
the
underwritten.
>
assume
Life
Insurance Co.
Columbia,
Columbia;
American
of
Life.
of
"
American
Natural
new
shares
The
underwriting
petitive bidding.
Just
prior
firm
will
to
determine
the
will
the
offering,
be
selected
subscription
which
will
through
be
com¬
*
The
for
industries,
improvement."-—V.
of
agreement
with
share
per
of
•
"Looking
Co.
Fund,
ishares
pro¬
necessary."
Without
will increase the size of the American
corporations to six.
In addition to the
the other subsidiaries of the Nashville
making the announcement, Mr. McDonald stated further that the
American
expansion
fields.
long-term financing is indicated for the foreseeable future.
is
possible that no short term financing will be required
next
final
improve
it
the
Southeastern
Insurance
with
will
said
Life.
The completed
completed
He
McDonald stated further that James C.
Dean, President of Florida
has notified him that the meeting of the shareholders and
vote will take place sometime before
the end of the month.
action, when completed,
family of
Lauderdale Insurance Co.,
holding company are American
ville; American Investment Life
annually.
tons
the action.
approved
Life,
The
40
Canada
have
Ft.
titanium
productive capacity moderately, add
flexibility and
operating efficiency at its main plant in Evendale, Ohio."
Malcolm
corporations
Columbia.
for
crease
Dr.
both
Investors Corporation
100 million pounds at our
new
a
both
the
facility in North Carolina with a capacity to
million square feet of Formica flakeboard which
the
Formica
Corporation,
a
wholly-owned
subsidiary,
will
market
as an underlayment for laminated plastics and for other uses.
"Completion of
grams
on
the transaction are being worked out
at present and
the
is subject to approval by the State Insurance
Commissioners
Florida
and
Tennessee and
a
vote
of the stockholders
of
Sun
year.
of
produce annually
"Formica
Florida
Mr.
plant near Pensacola,
Fla., to produce
acrylic fiber with a designed capacity of 2i
capacity
the
of
the
disclosed
was
of
Florida Sun
new
a
Creslan
"Construction
capacity
it
of
of
dioxide
pigments to 72,000 tons annually at Savannah, Ga.
This, together
with the 16,000 ton capacity of the Piney River. Va. plant, will bring
Cyanamid's total capacity to 88,000 tons a year.
a
purchase
agreement
Orleans.
New
near
new
"Doubling
Bradley-Sun
tubes
plant
million
year,
the
of
newly-formed
that
two
Corp.
1957
sharply higher than our historical rate. With an
to be expended this year, the combined total
will approximate $170 million.
years
"Construction
of
its
during
major
Cyanamid's
While
Container
facilities
portion of the spending in 1957 and most of it in
1958 relates
to projects scheduled for completion during the lattei
half of 195*8 and the first part of 1959
"Significant projects include the following:
the
Los
to
expanded
million
$85
to
Fla.,
details
and
plants
new
have been
two
"The
Febru¬
will
the parent
President,
will
American
at
are
service
188,
Chicago
In
and
and
manufacture and sell the
plastic and metal
lines formerly produced
by the Sun and
Tube
and
York
Electras
707
its system.—V.
York
direction.
New
across
between
network
continue to
product
New
each
and
the
airline's
Co.—Absorbs Two Subsidiaries—
Dec.
on
system,
the
on
1958
the
for
over
American Can
The
American's
between
Detroit
first jet
half-dozen other major cities
former
on
communities
daily nonstop flights in
added
Flagship on Jan. 25 nonston
by mid-1959- will extend the
have
more
Flagship.
be
number
a
and
Electra
bring Jet-age
service
extended
and
over
to
will
Electra
ary,
training
68-passenger
slxort-to-medium
and
estimated
agreement
Lauderdale,
directors
for
"Exnenditures
"Doubling the capacity for acrylonitrile to
nonstop delivery Right from
Burbank, Calif!
turboprop will be based at International Air¬
a
410-mile-an-hour
at
in
English
Jet-Powered
Lockheed
following
made
in
Tenn.—Acquis.—•
16.
an
Harry A. McDonald of Washington, D. C., Chief Executive Officer and
Vice-Chairman of the Board of American
Investors, said the boards of
said in part:
Inc.—Receiving Jet Delivery—
of 35
from
be
or
exchange rate of $4.8665 to the
London, England.—V. 183, p. 105.
Tex.,
March
on
10, 1959 all of
first income debenture stock and/or
bonds at 100%
outstanding 5%
plus
called
corporation has reached
Life Insurance Co. at Ft.
Dec.
Co.—Continues Expansion Pro¬
Cyanamid
American
par
Sun
proceeds from the stock sale will be used as the equity base
the financing of substantial expansion
programs of system compa¬
Such expansion is
necessary
to enable the system to receive
nies.
and
transport
an
additional
80,000.000
cubic
feet
of
,
regis-''
SEC—
cisable
48
The Course of Bank
Commission
company.
This
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices- 48
399,292
Exchange
required
American Investment
48
Banks
.
Steamship Co.—Not Abandoning
investment
Option Plan
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
$1,666,552
1921.
p.
■
tration under the Investment
Company Act.—V. 188, p. 2025.
Statement of Member Banks of
Reserve
operations
income-
way
Rates
Federal Reserve System..
Net revenue from, rail¬
Net
,
y-'.yX,
'•
In. its reply to the SEC
suit, the. company insisted it is still in the
shipping business and under jurisdiction of the interstate
Commerce
Therefore, the company asserts it is exempt from
II
$3,272,690
1,664,573
com¬
t
economic
48
1958—10 Mos.—1957
159,230
the
Commission.
Foreign Exchange
Co.—Earnings—
$2,535,364
of
American-Hawaiian
Investment Company Act of
1940 because the
company is no longer in the shipping business.
The
company has derived its income from investments since
1956
when it sold the last of its
ships to clear the decks for a trailer
cials
General Corporation & Investment News.Cover
State and City Bond Offerings
56
187, p. 453.
&
expansion
which
'
be
an
ping
Miscellaneous Features
Dividends Declared and Payable
Alabama, Tennessee
as
should
35
Transactions American Stock Exchange..^..
1921.
Alabama
'
Securities
45
$2,549,953
275,659
$7,500,000
C.
the enlarged' installation is ia fuH
operation, plant personnel
increased by more than 300
employees.—V. 188, p. 241.
have declined
$213,897
income
oper.
188, p.
a
N.
will double its
capacity, it
by J. E. Bassill, President.
«'
Enka's second nylon expansion
program—the first was
states that it has not abandoned the
shipping business
even though it
currently has no shipping operations.
Accordingly, the company asked the U. S. District Court to dismiss a
Net revenue from rail¬
way
and
1385
pp.
This company
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
35
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 35
SEC Index of Stock Prices
35
1958—Month—1957
1958—10 Mos.—1957
$1,378,967
$1,44 >,765 $12,993,948 $15,211,235
1,165,070
1,301,950
11,669,425
12,661,282
revenue—
188,
3
Shipping Business—
.
Alabama
be
authorized
at. Enka,
Dec.
on
American-Hawaiian
39
—
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb
$1,519,718
168,520.,
1921.
p.
will
have
plant
.this year.
39
Canadian Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange
Net revenue from rail¬
Net
38
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
$5,557,541
3,484,083
'
below.—V.
.
1958—10 Mos.—1957
revenue—
oper.
36
36
Exchange.__
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR.—Earnings—
Railway
36
Midwest Stock Exchange
the
underwriting.
working capital and inventories.
for
Co.
Mr.
Bassill pointed out that the
decision to proceed with another
expansion program was based on the
company's satisfactory experience
in the manufacture and sale of Enka
nylon, which has been success¬
fully adapted to a variety of end uses.
Designed to provide Enka with a well-rounded line of
nylon yarns
in various deniers, lusters and
put-ups, the new addition will go into
production by early i960. Construction will
begin before the end of
31
Pacific Coast Stock
The
Electric
completed this year—since Enka began nylon,
production in 1954.
Currently the enlarged facilities are operating at close to
capacity. ,
15
27
Boston
Corp. of the South, Arlington, Tenn.—Files
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
nylon
This
Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange.
Aerosol
directors
announced
was
Exchange (Stocks)
(Bonds)
New York
SEC
:
Michigan
1
pany's
Page
-
began
&
American Enka Corp.—Plans to Double
Nylon Capacity
Stock and Bond Quotations
to
Co., Inc.—Subsidiary Post¬
,
of
shares.
less
or
Indiana
1609.
are
„
will
Shareholders left with 25
for their shares at the rate
„
certificates
per
$10
certificate for
new
a
their
Power
Financing
pones
Stock
See
Shareholders
the
American Electric
amendment
an
HOT.
gas
per
day
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
newly
from
acquired reserves
and to meet the
increased market re¬
quirements of the service areas of the system.
Recently,
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co., one
Natural's two pipe line subsidiaries,
filed for Federal
mission approval to increase its capacity by 80,000,000
eas per dav with
supplies from the new Laverne Field
Michigan Wisconsin has requested
addition,
In
boina.
Wisconsin.
chase
-
of American
Power Com¬
cubic feet of
area in Okla-
F.P.C. approval
northern
to pur¬
facilites to 26 new communities in central and
Michigan Wisconsin's customers have contracted
all of the increased gas supplies.—V. 188, p. 2241.
its
to extend
American Petrofina,
Inc.—Platformer Put on Stream-
Platformer at its El Dorado, Kan., refinery has
stream, according to Harold Datin, Plant Manager.
Construction of the unit was recently completed by Petrofina's local
corporation's
Tins
been placed on
engineering and labor force, and
will permit the company to fractionate
Gasoline, two new higher octane products.
construction of the Platformer was begun in 1956,
delaved to permit the fulfillment of extensive jet fuel contracts.
"The activation of our Platformer will enable us to up-grade
Finn
Supreme and Fina
but
Original
.
.
Monday, December 22, 1958
..
(2638)
2
octane
products to super premium motor
petitive position quality-wise with major
The
Platformer
is
licensed
a
process
refiners," Mr. Datin said.
sation
program
includes the addition of a
Platformer.—V. 188, p. 1386.
Ltd.—Listed
investment company on Dec. 8
York Stock Exchange.
Tho policy of American-South African will be to invest over 50%
of the value of its total
assets in the common shares or securities
convertible into common shares of companies conducting, as a major
portion of their business, gold mining and related activities in the
Union of South Africa. The balance will be invested in common shares
or securities convertible into common shares of companies engaged in
other businesses in South Africa, except that up to 25% of total assets
nuiy
b« held in the form of gold bullion or certificates of deposittherefor to be purchased, directly or indirectly, with South African
pounds. The securities in which the company invests will be kept in
the United States and the major portion of the company's assets will
consist of securities listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange.
Mr. Richdale reported that
as of Nov. 30, 1958, the company -has
already invested approximately 9,560,000 South African pounds ($26,768,0001 in securities of various South African companies, of which
those engaged in mining gold
represent 94%.■' of the net asset value
of the company.
The company has also purchased approximately 10,000
ounces
of gold bullion
At Nov. 30, 1958. there was an amount of
approximately 1,488,000 South African pounds ($4,166,400) still to be
invested.
Pending investment of this amount, 1,437,000 South African
pounds ($4,163,600) were placed in South African Treasury bills which
recently
This
listed its
closed-end
organized
common
shares on the New
will be discounted on short
Mr.
gold
Richdale
further
in September at a
notice.
that
said
the
shares
which
price of $28 per share had a
issued and
net asset value as
were
30, 1958, of $29.37 per share after payment of all underwriting
commissions and organizational expense.
y'
Mr. Richdale explained that
the increase in net value could be at¬
tributed. to favorable contracts under which the company made its
of
Nov.
initial
investments,
Stock Exchange
■
on
.
Stock Split—New Shares
Net
revenue
reached by automobile.
A part of such land is currently
to farming and grazing, but much-of it is uncleared and not
The company is unable to predict the number of years that
be
devoted
income
188, p. 2133.
$1,1.72,201
$897,827
$95,938
30,409
$164,605
98,698
_
in
399,327
282,380
will
.
:
••
-
v
use.
-
".relapse
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp.—Partial
before this property will be developed or what form ita
will take.
This 'will depend primarily upon the course
growth in the general Area.
-y-y,y
\
development
"lof-future
Redemption—'
-
of the company's acreage in Dade County is
flood criteria established by County authorities as
at which land may be developed.
As a result,
VuWtantiaf fill and drainage expenditures will be nec?«sary- in. con¬
will be made at the company's offices, 120 Broadways-New,.York", 'N. '%
or
nect ion with the development
of this property.
Of the 61,000-acres
Santiago, Chile.—V. 188, p. 2350.
:
■
of
the Da'Val. property
in Dade County
16.000 acres, a portion of
Arvida Corp.—Stock Sold—Mention was made -in oui;-> •V which is-now devoted to agricultural use, are not in the area to be
protected, hy the levee system in southeastern Florida as such levee
issue of Dec. 15 of the public offering through Carl M.
('''system is' presently proposed.
Should the company wish to -develop
" such
property, .substantial additional expenditures may. be required to
Loeb, Rhoades & Co. and Dominiek & Dominick and
called for redemption on Dec. 31, next, $40,000,
1956, due June 30, 1966>at 100%. Payment
corporation has
its
of
,
15%
Approximately
below,.the
(
of
debentures
5'r
present
minimum" elevation
the
-
•
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■
associates
of
2,500,000 shares of class A common stock
(par $1) at $11 per share.
It was completed.
Further
BUSINESS—This
corporation
was
incorporated
in
; Delaware
and
by
Arthur
Dade
Arvida
Davis
Vining
Counties,
on
to
engage
located
and
in
Palm
Beach,
Broward
installation of
other utilities,
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
Authorized.
collateral
5%
defcs.,
Class
B
Outstanding
2,500,000 shs.
t8.000.000 shs.
4,000,000 shs.
par)—,—__
3,447,928 shs.
the request of the holder, by b
received on sales of property by
1953, not to exceed 125% of
the face amount of the debenture.
Interest on the debenture is payable
semi-annually at the rate of "5% from Nov. 1, 1958. .Principal Is also
payable, semi-annually in an amount equal te 40% of the payments
on
principal or proceeds of sales of the pledged purchase money mort¬
gages receivable, not to exceed $1,000,000 in any one year.
■
mortgage brokerage, but it has no present plans covering such activi¬
ties.
It is not presently contemplated that the company will build or
arrange for the building of homes cr directly engage in any form of
construction.
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at
be secured,
to
purchase money mortgages
subsidiaries after July 31,
its
Arvida, and
Arvida
is
debenture
"Tlie
pledge of
land¬
utility
•130,833,324
,
($1 par)——
($1
*$6,600,000
*$6,900,000
1973
'1—
stock
common
July 31,
due
'Mortgage notes "—a
Class A coinmon stock
i.'"■
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the
from
company.
.
presently intends to expand its activities into water and 4
operations in certain areas in which its properties are
located.
It
may
In the future
deem
it economically desirable to
engage
in commercial ventures such as real estate, insurance- and!
sewer
the
planned, by
CAPITALIZATION
properties
presently
owned
but
also
to
any
properties
hereafter
acquired.
Development, as the term is used herein, will encompass
general planning for the utilization of particular properties and the
preparation of such properties through activities such as clearing,
filling, draining, construction of streets,
installation of water and
systems, arranging for the
scaping, and subdividing land.
obtained
be
-
a
sewer
those - to
above
funds,
present financing, which would have to be derived from the sale of
additional-securities, from the sale of properties of the company or
from
an- increase
in mortgage debt.
Such complete development is
not
as
additional
substantial
>.
Fla.
principal in holding real estate for
investment and. through subsidiaries, in substantially all phases of
real estate activity including the development, operating, leasing,
and
selling of real
properties.
Such activities will apply not only to
proposes
v
.
.
Complete development of all the unimproved property in Palm Beach,
Broward and Dade Counties (including clearing, filling, paving, side¬
walks and construction of sewer and water systems) would necessitate *
July 30, 1958.
Its principal executive offices are located at the Plaza
Euilding, Miami, Fla.
As of July 31, 1958, Arvida acquired approxi¬
mately 100,650 acres of real property, principally unimproved, assem¬
bled,
and above the sub-
construct - lsvqes and other auxiliary Works over
.•stahtiaT 'fill and drainage expenditures.
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r:
details follow:
of the company's properties,
1978, including $4,327,177
UThe mortgage notes, secured by various
on
various
dates
from
1958 to
mature
maturing(within .one year, and bear interest at rates varying from, .3%
to 6%
Since July 31, 1958 payments of principal instalments have
been liladcTon (hues notes
($1,715,236 to Nov. 15, 1958).
Funds for
.
...
Annual Rate—
directors
from rail¬
operations
oper,
ry.
—V.
to Receive Dividend at $3.30
The
'
not
Net
Telegraph Co.—Plans 3-for-l
Telephone
_
'f
in share prices on the Johannesburg
receipt of dividends.—V. 188, p. 2349.
,
&
American
1958
31,
July
Funds required
by the company to. meet? its mortgage obligations
part through the further development and sale of
properties and in part through the present financing.
A substantial
portion of the' proceeds of the present financing may be required to
meet the mortgage indebtedness maturing in the next few years and in.
such event would not be available for the development of the company's
-
increase
and the
of
as
;,
will; be provided in
tne
.
The
American-South African Investment Co.,
liabiiities
rent
•
service in our expanding economy.
y
For the past three years the Bell System has spent $2,000,000,000 or
properties.
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V
'Of the 100,650 acres of land owned by the company, approximately
more
per
year
for new* construction.
The major part of this has been raised through the sale of securities.
Expenditures of this mag-.~ •? 84,000 acres, consisting of 61 000 acres in Dade County known as the
Dawal property (producing nominal income), comprising approximately
nitude are expected to continue.—V. 188, p. 2133. ,
% .
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.
01% of the company's total acreage and 15%
of the company's total
land dost, and 23,000 acres in Broward County (producing no income),
Ann Arbor RR.—Earnings—
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comprising approximately 23% of the company's total acreage and
Period End. Oct. 31—
1958—Month—1957
1958—10 Mos.—1957
13%
of the
company's total land cost, are located in rural areas
Railway oper. revenue.,
$810,995
$806,861
$7,329,769
$7,992,858
removed from present urban development^ Substantial portions of thisRailway oper. expenses
646,390
710,923 -.*6,431,942
6,820,657
acreage are accessible only ..'by unpaved reads and some portions can¬
way
of the Universal Oil Products
meet
-
needed
be
-
$4,327,177 of mortgage notes.
As
»s.sets other than property and equipthe mortgage indebtedness maturing in the next few years and in
of
in competing for the large amounts of equity capital'that will
in the future to meet the nation's requirements for. tele¬
company
phone
low
A similar unit was completed last year at the company's
Wichita Falls refinery, and the Mount Pleasant installation's moderni¬
the
•
aggregated
$5,591,627,
wV
that date, the company L
f
the
to more investors and therefore widen
company's stock. It will strengthen'the position of
attractive
shares
market for
fuels, and put us in a com¬
Chicago.
Co.,
pany's
five
next
the
within
April 15, 1959. It is expected that the additional shares resulting
split will be distributed about June 1, 1959, and that the first
quarterly dividend payment on the split shares will be made in July
1959 at the annual rate of $3.30 per share.
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The board believes
that the proposed action will make the com¬
on
from the
The
initiated
action Dec.
on a three-for-one basis.
mitted to the share owners for
properties were encumbered as of July 31, 1953 by $30,833,324
debt, including aproximately $15,481,000 for which. Mr.
Davis is personally obligated.
As to this mortgage debt,., approximately
of
17 to split the stock of the com¬
The proposed stock split will be Sub¬
pany
vote at the annual meeting to be
mortgage
$20,642,000,
held
including
interest
of
approximately
$5,787,000,
falls
such
amount ;liave
minor
due
such
:
(which
advances
Nov.
at
"
and for the payment of interest and other costs of a,
beer, advanced
by Mr. Davis;
Indebtedness for
are non-interest bearing), aggregated $2,024,398
payments
"
1£58.
15,
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;
^Includes-3,447,928 shares reserved for the conversion of class B
stock and 200,000 shares reserved for issuance under the stock
common
option plan,
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NEXT FOUR WEEKS
Carl
M.
Dominick
Allen
Capital issue figures compiled by the Corporate Financing Depart¬
ment of the Commercial and Financial Chronicle, based on information
&
—
Anderson
...
•
Barth
J.
Co.
6c
.,—
V
acquire the amounts shown in the following table:
Burnham
$14,362,115
Jan.
11,616,000
11,616,000
9
105,200~6O6
19,661,096
124,861,096
Jan.
12-16
20,000,000
17,349,520
37,349,520
5-
John
Collins
Julien
'Cooley
&
Dickson
R. -S.
DiVtmar
________
$137,501,675
$50,687,056
$188,188,731
Elder
Riter
Among the larger senior offerings during the Dec. 22-Jan. 16 period
Campbell Chibougamau Mines, Ltd., $5 million in bonds on Dec. 22;
25,000
Rosenthal
lo.wUO
35,000
L.
25,000
Sanders
'
Robert
Garrett
Glore,
Burlington Industries, Inc., $7,051,675 in debentures on Dec. 23; Washing¬
ton Water Power Co., $15 million in bonds on Jan. 7; C.I.T. Financial Corp.
$75 million in debentures on Jan. 8, and San Diego Gas & Electric Co.
$15 million in debentures on Jan. 8. As for equities, Northern Insurance
Co. of New York will issue 145,200 shares of common on Dec. 31; Penn¬
.
4
,
Ira
Heinpnill,
H.
&
William R. Staats & Co—_
•
Stein
&
F.
Huttdn
Co._,
6c
6r Co
;•
A.
description of the private demand for capital may be found
Registration Section" of the Dec. 18th issue of
•'
in the "Securities Now In
the Chronicle.
(
Judge
4,000
8c
6c
Securities
Gregory
and
F.
L.
Unterberg,
Towbin
H.
: 20,000
Co.
H.
- J>
1
15,000
Wainwright
C.
Walker
&
&
20.000
Co._
Co
—A.__
45,000
25,000
White,
Weld
10,000
Co
Arthur
Wiesenberger 6c Co. 25,000
20.000
Winslow,
Warren
Cc.___ 45,000
8c
R.
6c
—
Wertheim
8,000
——
Lemon
Peabody
The
25,000
Co._
Anthony
Messrs.
G.
Consent Decree Ends
"
.
15,000
Inc
Co.—
6c
8,000
8,000
4,000
25,000
E.
Co.
,
A detailed
—
Day
Space
Kreeger 6r Co
—
M. Kidder 8c Co., Inc.
Kidder,
6c
Corp.—_
Inc—
C.
Jones,
1
Thomas
20,000
__r
Lane,
Corp.Johnston,
Sutro
Co.,
Co.
6c
8,000
4,000
10,000
The. Johnson,
„
S'.roud
6c
8,000
15,000
Tucker,
Fay
E.
Stetson Securities
Strader
i__'
Boycec___—
15,000'
35,000
Co.
6c
6c
Townsend, Dabney 6c Tyson 15,000
Co
-Si
Bros.
15,000
No-'es
Heniz
.
loeane
35,000
Co—
Hooker
Commencing with Dec. 31 through January, 1959, demand for capital
to over $215 million of which $170.2 million consists of bonds and
over $45 million in equities.
On Feb. 4 Southern Co. hopes to raise between $40-$45 million in common.
Smith, Mcore 6c Co
8,000
CO—
Hickey
adds up
Singer,
45,000
Stieglitz
Haupt
4,000
20,000
6c Scribner_ 10,000
Co
6c
45,000
vHallgarteh:'6c. -Co—
sylvania Power & Light Co. will offer 295,841 shares of common on Jan. 5,
and Gulf States Utilities Will seek $10 million in preferreds on Jan. 13. L'
Silberberg
6c. C'0
&
6c
8,000
8,000
25,000
Co
6c
Security Associates, Inc
—10,000
W. D. Gradison 6c Co
4,000
Granbery, Maraciic -t Co.
8,000
Granger & Co
10,000
Halle
35,000
•
Rithtor Co
10,000
1
Forgan & Ce
Sachs -& Co
Grimm
25,000
:—;
Co.___:
Shearson, Hamir.ili 6c Co.— 20,000
4,000
Goldman,
Goodbody
8c
15,000
Co
IIutzler.i_
6r
'
8,000
Co.—
6c
Bros.
Scnwabac'ner
25,000
Sons—
<fc
-
20,000
——
Rothschild &
F.
Schevck,
—
Co
Marshall
&
25,000
—
Renshaw
6c
Salomon
—
Southeastern
Foster
;
Inc.
Co.,
8,000
Inc
Co.,
6c
Co.:
6c
8,000
35,000
Gardner—%
Robinson-FIiunnhrey
The
Equitable Securities Corp.. 35,000
Farv.ell, Chapman & Co.— 25,000
First
are:
Reynolds
8,000
8,000
Co.——
&
6c
Rodman
Sons-a-
'
15,000
—8,000
Inc
Co.,
10,000
Ir.c
( •
25,000
6c
Inc.
Co.,
6c
Co.,
—
Wulbern,
Inc.
Quail
Reinholdt
25,000
20,000
do
Edwards,6c
G.
A.
■
&
&
.
45,000
:—
:
—
& "Davis:
Davis
25,000
20,000
Co
COUrts' &E4 Co.——a
•
8c
Jackson
—;
Carrison,
Inc.
Co
&
6c
Piper, Jaffray 6c Hopwood 25,000
Prescott,
Shepard & Co., <
.
: {
15.000
& Co.—
—^—
W. Clavke & Co
Drexei
Total
Curtis
Sherrerd—_— 20,000
Chaplin
•
Dec. 29-Jan. 2__.
& Co.——
Co
&
&
Leonard
Pierce,
15,000
Butcher
w.
Total
Stone20,000
Lynch- 25,000
Co.—.-a——10,000
Roland- 6c
Moore,
Bonbriglit &
P.,
10,000
—10,000
Co.-
Newburger 6c
Paine, Webber,
J. C. Bradford
$2,060,440
Milwaukee
The
20,000
William
D.
4,000
& Cd——- '20,000
Merrill, Turbc-n 6c Co.. Inc.
Bear,
Private Capital Demand
$12,301,675
Co._
6c
Miller
Mead,
Model,
George
22-26-_.
6c
McKelvy
B.
,.:Co.
10,000
10,060
a—-
Co.-—_____
McCorinick
J. Betts,. Borland
"
8,000
8,000
Co.—
Inc. —__—
"
Stearns & Co.a——- 45,000
& Co.—::—
8,000
Blair & Co.—— 25,000
Boettcher «Sc Co.——_—_ 25,000
-
Dec.
8c
Bateman, Ltd.—
8,000
Bateman, Eichler & Co.— 15,000
Frank
The securities scheduled to reach the market in each of the four weeks
Stocks
Lyons
Marten 6r Go;_
E.
A.
'Co., Inc.———_
6r
Inc1.---.—— "20,000
Co.
Mason-IIagah,
4,000
8,000
Bache & Co..
20.000
Baoon.. Whipple &■ Co.^_-__ 20,000
Baker, Simonds & Co., Inc. 15,00'J
Ball, Burge & KrausI— 25,000
Atwill
8,000
——
Co.—— 15,000
&
Ryons
6c
L.
W.
8,000
StrudWick—_
8c
Loewi
-
Arthurs, 1-estrange & Co.—
private sources indicated that the market will
be asked to absorb private security offerings amounting to about $188,188,731 in the forthcoming end of the old year and beginning of the new year
four-week period, commencing Dec. 22. The preceding four-week period
(Dec. 15-Jan. 9) estimate amounted to $132,920,175,
—
Lester,
25,000
Amott, BaKcr & Co., Inc.—
4,000
obtained from the SEC and
35,000
—
.
Inc.
25,000
8c Co.. Inc.—_
C. Allyn
A.
6c
Leedy, Wheeler & Alleman,
273,000
Dominick
8c
Co
Shares
Co.
273,000
——,
'
,
Thahnunri
Ladcnburg,
&
Rhoades
Loeb,
' "
"
Shares
Co.
Bonds
the number
agreed to purchase, and Arvida has agreed to" sell to them,
of' t'haves
of class A common stock set forth below:
'
\
may
A.-:" V>»~ /below have severally
•
named
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
-
ESTIMATED CORPORATE FINANCING IN
6c
Cohu
W.
6c
York
8,000
(
Co.,
4,000
Dispute—
-:
Commission ' has
the U.
S.
District
of
—-45.00Q
Stetson
6c
Inc.
Exchange
Noonan
Co,_A
;
announced
that
Court,
Southern
-
?
District
-
of
enjoining
;
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December 18, 1958.
,
:
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8c
Dominick,
Section.
1933 -in
;
New
this
Arvida
5(ci
York, on Dec.
12
entered. a ' decree
permanently
corporation, Carl M., Loeb, Rhoades 6c Co., Dominick
and
certain
individual.-defendants
from- violating
of
the .offer
Corp.
the
for
registration
sale
of
Section 5(c>
.
provisions. of
common
of
stock
the Act
or
the
any
prohibits
Securities. Act-of
other securities of
public
offerings
of
Volume
Number 5805
188
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2639)
"Securities
;
V/
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disposing
;
trations
should
of
Act
Dominick
•
,
was
1934
the
of
Violated
Section
if
5(c)
of
Inc.,,"
that
the
its definitive
:
•
Herbert Kern, president,
,
supply
Securities
Act
by
a
opened
be
to
later,
ported
had
-The
Commission
■
ceedings.
•
All
(
•
decree
which
«•
•.
.
also
and
discontinuance
•
consented
stipulated
administrative
its
of
'
;. v
to
the defendants
of
' tion
:
the
ordered
•
r
•
■
the
violation
>
.<:■
The
the
statute,
of Section
5(c)
their
of the
Securities
;
Mr.
of
1959,
he
added.—V.
and
.
$10
the
or
press
share.
conference was
$11
The
per
Act.
•'
—
throughout the country.
_'--4
u
•*..
1958—Month—1957
'j T, '*
^
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■
-
in
Net
•
(
j.
rev. from ry. oper.
railway.
2242.
;
.
•
.
i;
,
not
was
Oct.
announcement
18
interest.
also
See
V.
the
of
188,
company's
*
'
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'
.
63,652.012
4,474,157
24,916,637
1
catalog's
of
one
is
of
one
Ansul
on
the
Atlanta & West
Point
Period End. Oct. 31—
.
Railway oper.
$840,602
"Railway
$330,289
279,224
oper.
expenses
218,258
of common
293,592
This
$1,636,641
$2,639,841
2.106,986 ;
of
its
on
to
selling stockholder.—V. 188,
a
announced
offer
In
Dec.
was
announcing
ported
the
at
$304,743
*100.782
Deficit.—V.
188,
offering
material
Manchester
of
all
the
(except
of
north
also
a
side
includes
President
as
11,500 outstanding
directors'
Uranium
&
has
qualifying
Co.,
issued
A exemption from
respect
share
per
order
made
Boulder,
to
registration
public
a
order
an
offering
tem¬
under
of
stock
pursuant
asserts
such
to
that
the
an
exemption.
terms
and
false
are
and
con-
that
its
and
misleading in respect
offering "has been and
stock
manner
as
to operate as a fraud and deceit
provides an opportunity for hearing,
question whether
the
suspension
should
be
order
the
on
made
or
circular
facts,
request,
as
permanent.
broker-dealer in
a
current
with
status
of
Colorado;
performance
respect to non-compliance
that
the
certain
sales
Commission;
than
those
(2)
and
work
of
the failure
obligations
reflect
to
under
the
mining properties.
materia)
that
listed
with Regulation A, the order further
sales
in
of
has
used
been
stock
have
prior
been
to
its
filing
in
made
states
the
notification; and that sales also have
been made at prices oilier than those set forth in the offering circular.
Is
it
that
15
2454.
p.
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
extending
Net
original
extension,
recent
Anthony
request
$22
of
Waning,
von
had,
President,
from
tenders
for
share
per
of
as
all
and
12,
however,
to Nov.
(A. S.)
1958—5 Wks.—1957
—V.
188,
Instrument
The
debentures
of
$12.75
*25,509
in
fractional
The
to
RR.—Earnings—
cash
plus
for
share
on
is
to
be
into
Tt
Dec.
conversion,
made
lieu
at
will
be
then
at
prices
accrued
account
of
PROCEEDS—Of
redeemable
value
interest
the
the
in
sinking
net
each
fund
proceeds
They
case.-
100%
at
the
from
ranging
sale
also
are
and
the
of
the
of
of
Board
the
price
Moss-
of
President
and
Board
of
final
of Botany.
subsidiary firm,
the
in
payment
the
major
as
purchase
manufacturer
of
cotton
lint
cleaning
was announced on Dec. 3
by A. M.
Inc.
the
of
this
himself
and
of
John.
stockholders.
behalf
selling
Moss-
Gordin,
lias
its manufacturing plant in Lubbock, Texas with
Dallas, Texas; Memphis, Tenn.;
and Fresno, -Calif.
Botany family 20 months ago.
in
the
Moss
noted
Moss-Gordin's
Sonnabend
stated:
Moss-Gordin."'
of
case
Botany's
backlog
"Throughout
orders
of
the
in
of $2,-
excess
current
-
subsidiaries include: Botany Cottons, Inc., combed
mills; Rolley, Inc., manufacturer of "Sea and Ski"
suntan lotion; the Baltimore Luggage Co., Glenoit Mills, Inc., producer
of "Glenara" synthetic fur-like fabric; Jos. H. Meyer Bros., and asso¬
ciated
companies, manufacturer of Richelieu pearls; Markson Bros.,
open
pipe-rack men's retail clothing and jewelry store chain; Calvine Mills, a group of mills in the staple cotton field; Smartee, Inc.,
manufacturer
of
sportswear and beachwear; Premier Knitting, .pro¬
ducer of medium-priced sweaters; Horsman Dolls, Inc., doll manufac¬
turer;
and United Supply & Manufacturing Co., Inc., distributor of
oil and gas well equipment and supplies.—V. 188, p. 746,
•,
and
110%
redeem¬
interest.
accrued
">
and prior years
payments have also been made to the selling stockholders of Botany's
eleven
other
companies acquired
in
our
expansion program.
The
balances on the purchase prices have thus been steadily reduced. We
can
look
forward
to
paying
the entire sums under our
purchase
agreements for the other companies in Botany, just as we did in the
the
of
from
account
on
Chairman
accepted
offices
Mr.
initial
an
:
'Co.,
Botany Mills,
Moss,
joined
M'r.
No fractional
thereof an ad¬
market
the
on
1973.
1,
in
but
4,874,897
600,000.
$51,142,861
Offered—Carl
stock
common
before
or
on
any
$14,643,131
850,816
Cleaner
Chairman
E.
President,
are
interest.
debentures
100'*,
able
convertible
arc
per
issuable
are
payment
Line
by
E.
Loeb, Rhoades & Co., New York, on Dec/16 publicly
offered $1,000,000 of 5%% convertible subordinate de¬
bentures, due Dec. 1, 1973, at 100% and accrued interest.
price
final
Gordin,
1958—48 Wks.—1957
Corp.—Debentures
$10,986,214
630,940
;
oonnabend.
2134.
p.
$1,814,051
495,389
2454.
p.
Moss-Gordin
$5,317,162 $49,998,701
$5,337,471
57,519,517
income—
machinery,
Beck Shoe Corp.—November Sales Up—
Period End. Nov. 29—
Sales—————
$72,162,648
53,114,079
Botany Mills, Inc.—Moss-Gordin Purchase Completed
Gordin
only
28
188,
sales
'
$64,100,293
5,673,770
from rail-
oper..
The
electronic
outstanding.
Under
the
terms
of
the
offer,
shares represented by certificates
bearing a date prior
being accepted by Basic Products.—V. 188, p. 2453.
1958—10 Mos,—1957
$7,487,821
$1,617,161
expenses
operations
ry.
—V.
re¬
Hevi-Duty
already
Dec.
1958—Month—1957
$6,759,544
5,142,383
revenuy„
revenue
way
Net
price
RR.—Earnings—
the
stock
common
The
Maine
&
Period End. Oct, 31—
components, was already the largest stockholder
in Hevi-Duty when it issued the
request for tenders. In its Nov. 26
letter to Hevi-Duty stockholders, Basic Products
reported that it held
63,585 shares of the common stock of Hevi-Duty out of a
total of
1021.
p.
Coast Line
Atlantic
3c
The
brought ill tenders totalling 65,830 shares, out of the 75,000 requested.
Basic Products, manufacturer of malt and various electrical
prod¬
ucts
$267,118
*3.671
at
such
With
15.
the
a
Dec.
on
purchase 75,000 shares of the
Co., Milwaukee, Wis., to Dec. 22,
company's
stockholders
justment
$28,862
Gold
suspension
in
the
Offer—
to
Hevi-Duty Electric
deadline
$3,175,684
2,908,566
11,663
oper.
ry-.
*
of
Pabst
owner
company
with
1933
purchasers,"
licensed
2,520,840
stock
went
corporation
Belock
$51,065
operations
income..!—
way
Net
be
and
Boston
net proceeds
deadline
rail¬
from
revenue
the
According to the Commission's order, Big Horn's notification and
offering circular are false and misleading by reason of (1) the failure
to show that Lamey and Co., the
underwriter, is not in business at
the address shown in the offering circular or in Colorado and is not
.
$97,107
shares
Net
the
Regulation
a
of
stock
common
vacated
from rail.,
Act
upon
1958—10 Mos.—1957
Basic Products Corp.—Extends Purchase
1958—10 Mos.—1957
$3,039,572
2,734,829
$322,454
A.
the
as
ol
Exchange Commission
upon
$950,170 $12,006,410 $12,931,942
853,063
10,369,769
10,302,101
850,774
,-
and
Commission's
certain
of
*$10,172
The
RR.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
revenue—
construction
up
financing
company.
notification
M.
.
lift,
opening
The
di,tions of Regulation A have not been complied with, that Big Horn's
other
1814.
p.
chair
and
area.
subscribed.
Hydroquinone—
188,
its
of
78,412,982
32,966,105
•
--1958—Month—1S57
t
operations—
reference source; for additional
complete ever assembled. It is
25
most
this
asserts
1958.
industrial chemicals.—V.
ski
a
expended
includes "the
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from Securities Act
registration with respect to public offerings of securities not
exceeding
$300,000 in amount.
On Feb, 23,
1956, Big Horn filed a notification
with the Commission
proposing the public offering of 7,500,COO shares
(par $2) was made on Dec. 11
by Scherck, Richter & Co. at $21 per share. It was over¬
offering
lists
bibliography
and
series
a
Securities
Building & Equipment Corp. of America—
Secondary Offering.— A secondary offering of 4,761
company
Information
•
Securities
shares
methyl ethers
The
•v
listed
Mountain
porarily suspending
Bank
has announced the availability of a new catalog on
of hydroquinone.
The catalog discusses the physical and chemical properties, specifica-..
tions, toxicity and applications of hydroquinone dimt'hvl ether and
hydroquinone monomethyl ether. Ansul's trade names
for the two
chemicals are D. M. B. and H. A. respectively.
This
two
by
$
'
'
345,530
;
is
stock
common
company's lease of
release
news
media
double
a
Mountain,
new
a
over
been
program
borrowings.
He
Horn
The
the
$
ry. oper. income—_
174,287
Deficit.—V. 188, p. 1922.
Net
to
Ansul Chemical Co.—New Catalog on
total,
Big
by
3,527,614
oper,; expenses
way
Lank
of
the
The
$500,000
has
$270,000
1958.
Colo.—Stock Offering Suspended
by SEC—
of
V
9,595,369
revenue..-v
oper.
Net revenue
2453.
p.
the rate
318,423,511 391,066,006
31,697,100 254,771,499 312,653,024
r.
"^Period End. Oct. 31—
Railway
Railway
•
27,
of
would
were
attempt
an
at
7,499,118
inc—
oper.
of
approximately
pome
30,
shares).
-
Bangor & Aroostook RR.—Earnings—
nearly six weeks after the
proposal.)
f. The stipulated findings of fact included in
the Court decision, and
the ruling of the Commission in its administrative proceedings, were
based
in part
upon
evidence developed
in a private investigation
conducted by the Commission.
The two broker-dealer respondents in
the
administrative
proceedings stipulated
that the
record of
this
Investigation pn,d in therppurt proceeding may serve as the official
record for purposes of the administrative proceedings; and they waived
hearings and argument subject to the condition that these waivers
and stipulation would not have been binding had the Commission deter¬
mined that the imposition of any sanction was necessary in the public
fact
Sept.
,
until
filed
or
to be
^
—V.' 188, p.
press
numerous
announcements
sell
to
30
41,292,469
27,202,781
i;
installation
for
of
amount,
Nov.
at
prospectus lists Frederick
shares
-1958—10 Mos.—1S57
34,701,899
Net
....
•
offer
an
as
these
that
found
Court
construed
about
!
expenses-
.,
of
this
as
top
on
Treasurer.
The
properly Jo be
dispose of Arvida'
stock.
Since Arvida had not then filed a registration statement with
the Commission under the Securiteis
Act, such offering constituted
ft
violation of Section 5(c) of that Act.- (The registration, statement
-'.The
.
.
in
reported
the
of
substance
employ
441.
p.
revenue—
a
about
188,
oper.
the
of
;,
•
The
and
said.
its sales in Latin America
$1,000,000 annually, or 5% of the
,
•
Kern
will
oper.
T
Court
lowing
to
•
end
.
found, among other things, that on July 8, 1958, folmeeting of tiie defendants, ah announcement was-released
Press^generally describing a program whereby Arvida would
' >
be organized for the purpose of acquiring certain Florida real estate
from Arthur''Vining Davis and would make a public offering of se■rcurities.
Thereafter,/ on Sept.. 18, 1958, after Arvida had accepted
>.■** -the
terms of an offer by the two, defendant broker-dealer firms to
participate in theopublic offering of approximately $27,500,000 of
Arvida stock, another release was issued to the Press giving further
t- facts
with respect to Arvida, its plans for developing the-properties
acquired from Davis, and the proposed stock offering.
Iii addition,
at a meeting with the Press on the same day, one of the-individual
defendants
answered
questions
concerning
the
proposed ■"+ financing
(. and advised that the stock would be offered for public sale at a price
'-■■r/-
outset,
plant
Railway
to deny that their activ¬
nevertheless constituted a
activities
the
assembly
Railway
The
violated
'at
and
mountain
$150,000
well.
as
the
expenditures
Of
for
....
Period End. Oct. 31—
adopted by'the Court and formed the basis for the Court's
Court found that, although the defendants appeared to
have acted in good faith and to have had no intention to violate the
ities
of
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—Earnings—-
entry of the Court's., injunc-.
agreed to the findings of fact
..VfV- Securities-Act. and although they continue
purchase
restaurant
will
pro-
.
the
and
Cuba.
4,500-square-foot
,
approximately
were
ruling.
.
-
initially
assembly plant will supply other Atlas stores
heads, made to Atlas specifications, will
company expects
:r
-
in
new
workers
-
.
operations
from
■JThe
Commission
concluded that it is not necessary or appropriate in the public interest
v*'j'to revoke the broker-dealer registrations of the two firms or to
-'
".-suspend or expel them from NASD membership.
Accordingly,
the
/:
assembly
machine
ufactured
/
in
forth
the
the
company's new Havana outlet, which
company's Latin American expansion program
the
As
said
for
estimated
period.
committed
or
be im¬
Japan.
Other components will
come
from
the U.
S.
Sewmg machine cabinets and cases for portable models will be man¬
-,
firms
10.
the
Sewing
set
the
Dec.
progresses;
offering Arvida stock
registration statement.
case,
issued
to be
-
,
broker-dealer
two
sewing machines
for
two-year
corporation on. Dec.
12
reported that its newly established
foreign subsidiary." Atlas Maquinas de Coser, S. A., will begin assembling sewing machines for distribution in Latin America.
the
of
calling
This
Rhoades & Co... and
the broker-dealer regis.-.
-
the
Findings and Opinion
5(c)
Atlas Sewing Centers, Inc.—Opens Havana Outlet—
;
Loeb,
,'Vfor public sale in advance of the filing of
V1 "However,: under the" circumstances of this
.
the
V.-
revoked and/or whether »they
membership in the National
be
from
Dealers,
concluded
M.
whether
so,
should
Section
whether
Carl
expelled
or
Securities
Commission
by
and,
firms
two
suspended
Association <of
determine
to
violated
Dominick
&
be
The
with
J./'
-
announced • the issuance, on Dec.-12 of- an
administrative proceedings under the Securities
its
of
Act
./r Securities
-
filed
.«■' '
also
.
"Exchange
.
registration statement has been
the securities to be-offered.' -< '
a
covering
Commission
The
V " order
;
before
Commission
'
i
.3
debentures,
other
corded
yarn
.
"
1958—Month—1957
Period End. Oct, 31—
$
$
12.773.S99
10,353,058
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway
expenses..
oper.
s
$
188, p.
1,904,944
518,233
553,292
20 271,849
6.399.9G5
This
!
Net
21,304.379
7,805,351
9 reported sales
according
earnings,
of
taxes
changes
William
Chairman
the period were $142,701
H.
year
from
the
31
were
$2,437,938
acquisition
of
vt.
of
"
2.7
to
Mr.
vL
Thermo-Forun
o-.
■
:
Cv
!
U:
•
ment
increasing
an
Nelson,
of
percentage
of
the
*6%
com¬
Co.,
*ad
Tenn.
directors
York
New
to
p.
succeed
investment
Harry
and
firm,
F.
were
Blythe.
E.
Sr.
William
and
been
Harder
elected
to
Harry
1958—Monthr-1957
credit
$
$
31,
the
for
For
506 485 274
revenue..
56.551.816
53,076,757
485 949.352
expenses-
39,243,778
40,993,218
12 083.539
121,459 277
113 156.605
7,471,002
4,801.756
50,404,861
46,783,087
—V.
188,
1921.
p.
•
*
Net
agreement
until
1,000,000 shs.
the
notes
for
shares
initially
reserved
188, p. 2026.
for
upon
issue
exercise
upon
•'tr"
Net
*
>
.
Period End. Oct. 31—
1958—Month—1957
.
$401,775
$385,038
166,383
expenses-
1958—10 Mos.—1957
$2,843,339 $15,419,913 $25,826,479
1,952,386
13,814,922
Net
railway
—V.
oper.
188, p.
$235,392
.
This
.Dec.
$3,817,279
163,351
88,057
inc—
.
1,626,553
$221,687
$1,914,091
1,679,019
$2,138,260
81,378
671,323
777,568
$913,885
$890,953
$1,604,991
1980.
1958,
Dana
AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Seibert.
President
Published
twice
(Reg
a
In
United
NOTE-
States
On
U
account
8
Possessions
of
the
Territories
fluctuations
In
the
and
U
week
B
of
8
in
The
Patent
Teverv
Dana
Members
rate
Tim
p.
V.
188,
397,271
1958—10 Mos.—1957
$6,420,0r<0
4,345,950
$6,011,855
4,799,880
*$21,456
*99,135
$2,074,100
1,034,411
$1,251,975
384,031
1923.
562,184
1,593,781
North Western Ry.—Earnings—
—V.
6,515,904
$292,228
$320,862
$2,649,660
$3,028,916
expenses
180,575
184,068
1,746,738
1,728,619
$111,653
$136,794
$902,922
$1,300,297
23,454
42,436
361,580
531,600
from rail-
.
operations—
ln^omfe—_
"
oper.
188,
p.
1958—10 Mos.—1957
1958—Month—1957
revenue—
oper.
1923.
.
Carraco Oil
This
company
Co., Ada, Okla.—Files With SEC—
filed
a
covering 2"0 090 s'ares
of
It
common
registration
a
6,000
1,
shares
1979,
stock
and
C
debentures
and
statement
with
the
SEC
on
stock. $300 000 of 5%
notes due April 1,
to be offered for public
common
smo.OOO
of
are
6%
each consisting of $250 of debentures and live common
per unit.
The notes are to be offered at 100% of
amount.
company
is .presently
Office)
at
Co.,
$1.50
per
letter of notification with the SEC on Nov. 10
of common stck, to b" off-red through Berry
The net proceeds will be used for general
share.
corporate purposes.—V.
William
remittance
B
Union
for
Dana
second
$65.00
foreign
per
publishers
advertising issue)
class
186,
p.
2258.
_
Georgia
Period End. Oct. 31—
Ry.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
1958—10 Mos.—1957
$3 8^1,928 $35.2T1,372 $36,852,682
Railway oner, revenue—
$3,743,206
Railway oper. expenses.
3,010,047
3,039,199
30,413,686
29,925,014
$733,249
$812,729
$4,819,646
$6,927,668
627,845
507,198
3,124,122
4,252,212
Net
revenue
way
Net
—V.
rv.
from rail¬
operations
oper.
income—
188, p. 2140.
25
subscriptions
Park
with a
matter February 25.
year:
of
Place New York 7. N Y.. REctor 2-9570 Herbert D Seibert Editor and Publisher.
statistical issue on Monday"!
Other offices- 135 S La 8alle Street, Chicago 3. Hllnoia
at the post office at New York N Y
under the Act of March 3. 1879
Snbacripno—
to Dominion of Canada $68.00 per year
Other Countries $72.00 nar vaar.
Company
and
news
as
Central
»
.
operates a ski area on Bromley Mountain in Peru, Vt.
engaged :n an expansion and improvement program
(general
Reentered
Pan-American
exchange,
April
for. $500
Thursday
Company
filed
covering
due
units,
shares,
.
THE COMMERCIAL
William
188,
&
revenue
Net "IT.
$9,711,406
570,253
inc.
corporation
9,
principal
1921.
(Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1958 by William
also
16,115,073
Big Bromley, Inc., Manchester, Vt.—Registers Financ¬
sale
Net rev. from ry. oper.
$375,815
-
$94,184
1,675
income—
Railway oper.
Railway
RR.—Earnings—
1922.
debentures
Railway oper.
See
ing Proposal With SEC—
1958—10 Mos.—1957
$3,540,644
operations
oper.
Deficit.—V.
Ne-t
1,420,606
ry. oper.
oper.
loans.
from rail¬
revenue
ry.
Period End. Oct. 31—
&
Atlanta & Saint Andrews Bay Ry.—Earnings—
Railway oper. revenue—'
rev. from
188, p.
bank
1958—Month—1957
356,716
way
expenses-
repay
$450,900
of
con¬
.
1958—Month—1957
$2,334,491
to
used
has
outstanding
are
issuance
be
revenue—
Carolina
reserved
will
proceeds
way
1,870 shs.
811,447 shs.
-
issue of 120,000 shares of"5%%
2454.
Net
1,000,000
5,000 shs.
an
Canadian Pacific Lines in Maine—Earnings—
31,
revenue
oper.
The
p.
$3,600,000
1,000,000
has placed privately with ten
company
cumulative preferred stock (par $50). Of the total, 24,000
shares were taken up by New York Life Insurance Co.
Railway oper. expenses.
Outstanding
shares
the debentures.—V.
oper.
California Electric Power Co.—Preferred Stock Placed
Period End. Oct. 31—
•
'•
2211.
institutional investors
deben¬
under which
1959.
Dec.
73,432
railway
—V.
185, p.
Privately—The
364,490,075 393.328,669
17.308.038
oper.
Net rev. from ry. oper. •
Net railway oper. inc
directors on Nov. 25 elected Robert G. Allen as President in
of all operations, effective Dec. 16. He succeeds William L.
who will continue as Chairman of the Board and Senior Officer.
Railway oper.
FINANCING
$4,000,000
1958
subordinate
End. Oct. 31—
Railway
Railway
$
—V.
•
•
PRESENT
TO
;
the
or
of
Period
1958—10 Mos.—1957
*
Net
\
EFFECT
Bessemer & Lake Erie
Railway
j
contracts
accounted
work
defense
•
GIVING
including 64,609
version
Railway oper.
J-
under
forces
armed
such
the
of
1973
extended
warrants
E.
$
i-
States
1958.
due Dec.
notes
due
tNot
the
1813.
•
.
98%
31,
cumulative
•''The
President of Hall-Scott Inc.,
a
Period End. Oct. 31—
"
United
the
Oct.
pfd. stock (par $100)__
tCommon stock (par 50 cents)
'
r
of
ended
convertible
tures
Litle,
of
subject to cancellation under certain circumstances.
V-loan
534%
6%
during
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings—
•;
purposes.
company
purpose
CAPITALIZATION
the year had expanded Its
completed its million dollar govern¬
company
at Tullahoma,
facility
&
the
facility and
Blythe, Jr.—V. 188,
i
that
out
that
milling
Allen
board
V-
pointed
Bucyrus-Erie Co.—Board Elects New President—
The
,
charge
Authorized
noted
William
of
operating
developed,
equipment, tapes, and records.
working capital and
corporate
proper
and
recently
company's
Manufacturing Corp.
liabilities
ratio of current assets to current liabilities
a
backlog, now in excess of $7,000,000, is on new commercial
and should result in long-term production contracts.
also
chemical
-
current
the
inventory
products
company's net sales.
The company has three subsidiaries, each of which is wholly-owned,.
Instrument
Components Inc., Hugenot Machinery Corp., and Andre
airlines
He
■
and
any
to
1.
Brown
pany's
jet
r-v
year
Debrie
Aug.
for
new
electro-mechanical
approximately
not comDarable
were
used
of
of sterophonic
added
be
for
benefit
are
fiscal
resulting
at
reflecting
$911,301,
were
■t'
assets
Current
a"
.
the
which
Co., Inc.
..
the
for
Brown,
and provision
$88,000.
was
be
was incorporated in New York on Nov. 14,
developing,
designing and
manufacturing
and
electronic
precision comnonents,
equipment and systems. Its executive olfices and principal plant facili¬
ties are located at 112-03 14th Ave., College Point, Long Island, N. Y.
Although the company has made recent progress in engineering and
producing a group of commercial products, its production to date has
been devoted almost exclusively to defense work, directly or indirectly,
for the year ended Aug. 31,
said figures from the preceding
Brown
bPfa"s»
Board
to
Gross earnings for
income
will
the field
will
available
for
1950,
$9,343,884.
for Federal
Mr.
Dec.
on
half
manufacture
BUSINESS—The
Corp.—Reports Profit—Banker Elected to Bd.
$54,701.
were
be
mechanical,
corporation
of
1958
in
balance
will
1221.
A Rami I
-
*
the
The
'
—V.
one
for
particularly
13,143.779 123,711.782 136.560,974
11,238,835 103,439,233 115,256,595
-2.420,941
Ngt rev. from ry. oper.
railway oper. inc.—
Net
approximately
equioment
1958—10 Mos—1957
1942
and advertisements
must be made to New York funae
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, December 22, 1958
.
(2640)
4
Central RR. Co. of
Railway
oper.
revenue-
Railway
oper.
expenses
rail¬
operations.—
Net ry. oper. income—
—V.
188,
p.
2461.
■
Railway
Net revenue from
$914,498
$1,192,145
427,563
429,787
ry.'
Vermont
oper.
revenue.
Railway
oper.
1958—10 Mos.—1957
$8,882,000
$9,671,000
1958—Month—1957
$931,000
$915,000
Period End. Oct. 31
Railway
expenses
695,068
8,251,735
7,927,712
722,359
*
100
oper.
ry.
Deficit.—V.
188,
$954,288
$1,419,205
*991,116
$192,641
7,660
$235,932
58,782
operations.
income—
way
Net
"525,091
companies,
by
Columbus
12.
fifty-ton
400
are
box
and
cars
fifty-ton
100
V.
box cars with DF loaders.
the equipment is scheduled for March
2027.
of
188,
will
This
p.
next
of
year.
Railway
oper.
revenue-.
Railway
oper.
expenses
$5,821,450
$5,949,583
440,860
453,554
4,134,646
4,568,598
$203,119
106,604
$155,119
$1,086,804
02,128
642,346
$1,380,985
698,549
November,
of
Dodge, De Soto, Chrysler and Imperial pas¬
Dodge Trucks, U. S. only for the month of November,
first 11 months of 1958, compared with the month
year ago and the first 11 months of 1957 was:
the
for
and
1958,
a
operations—__
Net rv. oper. income'-—
—V. 188, p. 1923.
way
Dodge
Chesapeake Industries, Inc.—Seeks Holding Act
Ex¬
hearing- theieon.
112,000
4.833
8,772
45.540
111,338
1,609
2,789
11,651
—~
passenger
91,197
62,944
cars.
the
1935
22,
1,147,639
540,343
6,037
6,437
51.581
71,609
68,981
Pruaential
and
Chesapeake
from
*
has
that
indicated
97,634
591,924
1,219,248
it
wall
such
loan
funds
only
if
by the pledge of the s ock and bonds of Portsmouth, and the
Pathe and Virginia, and guaranteed by. Chesapeake.;'"I•»
of
The
proceeds of the note are to oe used to pay certain obligations
Chespeaxe, Theta, Pathe and-Virginia aggregating some $4,000,000;
balance will
be
used
consented
the
to
imposition
by
Tneta
0*.
certain
conditions
in
any
Commission
Net
is8,
$
expenses
22,149,951
25,667,630 210,285,589
247,922,056
from rail¬
ry.
income
oper.
_
13,672,767
83,039,919
118,337,878
6,818.810
7,566,606
50,492,922
65,967,784
188, p. 2140.
for
oper.
revenue—
oper.
expenses
$
$
26,158,737
24,933,067
underwriting group headed by Dillon,
Co. and Lehirf&n Brotners. The inter¬
an
Kuhn, Loeb At
17,334,372
$
214,010,378
164,999,442 170,996,159
has
filed
Net
2'V stock
The
about
Jan.
basis
the
dividend
1959,
22,
of
10,518,804
share
share
share
188,
ry.
operations
—V.
income—
oper.
188, p.
8,477,174
7.598,695
47,249,770
43,014,219
3,687,531
2,935,235
19,487,221
for
each
Cities
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings—
dividend
1958—Month—1957
oper.
revenue-
$3,320,358
oper.
expenses
2,427,470
operations
way
—V.
ry.
income
oper.
188. p.
Cities
by
Dec.
1,
its
of
to
assign
stock, or
on
outstanding
value
a
or
on
1958,
$57
of
1958—10 Mos.—1957
$3,195,196 $29,572,007
2.848,976
23,629,775
$32,038,580
25,045,689
$892,883
$346,220
$5,942,232
442,624
158,004
1,611,052
$6,992,891
3.180,398
Chicago Great Western Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Oct. 31—
Railway
Railway
Net
revenue—
oper.
rate,
aggregate
an
with
statement
2,090,881
shareholders
to
paid
on
this
value
the
series
record
L.
series
date
in
A
10.
A
3#
second-half
this
shares
declared,
quarterly
high
shares,
share
per
month
Rosenthal,
A
reflected
B,
stock
year,
operations
income
oper.
186,
04'>
pi 1923.
in
and
stated
with
Board
of
its
the
14th
Rosenthal
consecutive
also
that
$953,456
399,984
401,879
$9,011 <269
3,594,605
$10,158,868
3,882,777
Railway
Railway
Net
oper,
oper.
revenue
of
the
at
Big
determined
by
in
$1
paid
shares
B
the
for
of
the
He
high
new
declaration
in
011
record
the
quarter,
nine-
favorable
30'and
year.
dividend
current
cash
evaluation
earn¬
reported
share
per
it
earnings
that
ry.
$5,017,909
thal
stock
of
Pa.
advised.—V.
138, p.
further
In
expansion
its
of
the
South
Paradise
Telephone Co., head¬
newly-acquired company supplies
This
2243.
-
3,538,013
3)860,344
income
oper.
188, p.
$175,742
$349,683
149,714
78,946
$1,479,896
556,249
1923.
$2,898,031
1,263,286
Net
Net
oper.
oper.
revenue
ry.
revenue-
17,483,110
<$
1957
£
23,001,233 204,342,160 213 767 571
17,275,062 166,976)993 175)175)752
5,953,841
3,350,412
5,726,171
2.262,647
37,365,167
13,613,831
Chicago & North Western
Period End. Oct. 31—
oper.
The
—V.
V
revenue
expenses
operations
oper.
188,
p.
$849,556
'
$6,798,138
847,159
..803,431
/. /
.
$6,282,336
5,921,135
6,688,407
,v.
-
20,706,207
15,653,801
$
issued
has
SEC
to
up
Northwest
'ncome
to
Purchase
•
North¬
$
Commonwealth's
bonds
gage
an
16,000
exemption
shares
preferred
out
Airlines,
order
of
5^4%
stock,
of
Because
of
an
tire
affiliation
Northwest
Investment
Company
Commission.
offering
other
price
than
Inc.,
authorizing this Fund to
offering of 449,040 shares
an
convertible
series,
being offered
stockholders at
It
from
First
for
with
Airline
Act
these
stock
in the
to
proposes
members
Boston
and
2243.
4,208,104
32,144,920
1.802,508
8,803,744
two
firms,
Colonial
will
1SJ2,
estimated
with
$130,000,000
at
for
I960,
been
now
$560,000,000
by
estimates
years
as
$145,000,000
for
19G2.
financing was $50,000,000 of 3:,4^
April, 1958.—V. 188, p. 1822.
in
mort¬
first
,.
Life
Insurance
Co.
Louisville, Ky.
President Elected—
William
of
this
by
the
H.
Abell,
company,
board
of
as-
assets
and
capital
elected
to
Mr.
ol
is
other
the
director
a
Counsel
directors
of
Boyd
had
Mr.
time,
the
six
than
mere
Group
Executive
Board.
this
increased
Management
Officer
retired
as
Boyd had
company's
times, and
times.
General
board
the
Chief
the
of
During
has
10
of
and
Morton
Chairman
1941.
force
in
than
more
committee
Abell
several
member
a
health,
of
since
b: came
its
executive
years
elected
business
Abell
20
reasons
was
President
funds
Mr.
for
was
elected President
directors on Nov. 29.
for
and
served
in
Board
of
of
187,
the
in 1939. was
appointed to the
company
and
1949,
in
was
1957.
?■
Fidelity
Bank
Citizens
corporations.—V.
Diesel
announced
was
the
Trust
&
and
Co.
880.
p.
Electric Corp.—Acquisition—
Dec.
on
transaction
that
3
leading
Van
Alstyne,
the
to
up
acquisition
Noel & Co. assisted
by Consolidated,
through Hammond Valve Co., its subsidiary of the business and assets
of
Hammond
Brass
Works,
Consolidated
The
Inc.
See
V.
188,
p.
2350.
Freightways, Inc.—To Diversify—
stockholders
on
Dec.
2
approved a proposal of the board of
the corporate structure in order to provide the
flexibility in diversification of its operations.
The proposal,
which would leave stockholders' rights basically un¬
changed,
is'
now
awaiting
approval
of
the
Interstate
Commerce
directors
to
modify
greater
company
Commission.
The company reported consolidated net income through
$1,342,174, as compared to $1,965,962 at the same time a
Earnings per share, based 011 the average number of shares
ing during the respective comparison periods, were 90 cents
The
out thhat
pointed
report
Western Teamsters
trikes,
ous
also
were
tracts
work
1958
earnings
were
stoppage which ended
Nov.
1
of
ago.
year
outstand¬
and*$1.54.
seriously affected by
Sept. 18. Two previ¬
which affected smaller segments of the operations adversely,
settled
involved
on
cover
mutually satisfactory terms. The major labor
a
three-year period.—V. 188, p. 2028.
con¬
Consumer's Gas Co. of Toronto—Unit Plans New Line
An
Independent engineering witness on Dec. 9 predicted savings of
in
a
five-year period to gas customers in the MaSsenaarea
of up-state New York if Canadian Natural Gas is
$2,200,000
Ogdensberg
used
instead
George
a
of
Kidder.—V.
less
188,
188,
p.
1958—48 Wks.—1957
«f>
2027.
Colorado &
$
35,107,218 399,412,846
St.
Gas
York,
a
1958—Month—1957
Railway
oper.
revenue.-
Railway
oper.
expenses
$1,629,136
1,201,315
~
-
$1,464,844 $13,146,460 $13,349,806
1,071,926
10,276,132
10.555,291
■
,
.
Net
way
ry.
operations—, v $427^821
income—,
173,130
oper.
188, p.
1923.
$392,918
.
161,601
for
the
Webster,
area
told
the
Lawrence Gas
would
sub¬
be
proposed
which
by Niagara-Mohawk Power Corp.
would by its gas from the New York
Lawrence
has
Gas
contract
a
with
Trans-Canada
Pipe
Lines
Limited.
addition,
Mr.
Carpenter pointed out that New York Natural
rate increase with the Federal Power Commission
jedcntly filed for a
which, if granted, would
rates
proposed by St.
R.
who
also
Clark,
result
in
still
a
Lawrence Gas
Vice-President
a
the
larger spread between
Niagara-Mohawk..
and
of
the
Dominion
Securities
Corp.,
initial
of
a witness for St. Lawrence,
told the Commission
financing by St. Lawrence Gas Co. of $4,000,000 would be
sale of $2,000,000 of first mortgage bonds and $1,300,common
stock to be purchased
by The Consumer's Gas Co.
of
000
appeared as
through
Toronto
and
$700,000
of
debentures
also
to
be
taken
by
up
Consumer's,
Initial
construction
projected
is
expected
for
to
cost
$3,178,000,
succeeding years as
each
with
additional
system
require¬
increase.
Estimated
cost
Mr.
said
Clark
sale
of
—V.
185, p.
at
the
end
additional
additional
stock
of
the
first
funds would
to
the
five
be
parent
years
raised
as
is
$6,313,000.
required -through
Consumer's
company,
Ga3.
2555.
Co.—Acquisition—
This
company
has purchased
for
cash
the
assets
and -complete
maintenance of Pan Maryland
Airways, Inc., Baltimore, an •Aircraft
repair
company.
The
amount
was
not
disclosed.
'
-
•
.The
acquisition will augment Cook Electric's services In-the Aircraft
evaluation and maintenance field, Walter C.
Hasselhorn,
President, said.
Pan Maryland
will become part of Cook Electric's
engineering,
Mod
division.—V.
188,
p.
245.
"
-
$2,870,3281,167,377
Crescent Petroleum Corp.—Three New
Directors—
W.
H.
Garbade,
principal officers
■
Net revenue from rail-
—V.
&
proposed for St.
Co.,
>
1958—10 Mos.—1957
-
ir—i
Stone
for
rates
Gas
Co.
$
403,793,693
Southern Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Oct. 30—
that
2243.
p.
1958—4 Wks.—1957
33,651,493
—
supplies.
engineer
gas
those
than
New
Syracuse,
Natural
ments
- prohibited
by provisions of the
of
an
exemption order by
acquire the shares at the public
the underwriting or selling group
States
Commission
S.
subsidiary of Consumers'
expenditures
is
United
Carpenter,
P.
Boston
pur¬
of
W.
York
shares.
Fund's
absence
$
Sales
$
28,806,577
6,772,480
1959.
for
is
program
last
issued
Cook Electric
tr.
5,052,406
2,403,485
which, Mr. Gale disclosed, has
tnroutjn
for
Commonwealth
New
Aft"
20,239,579 180,398,696 185,089,380
16,081,475 148,253,776 156,282,803
issued
be
from 1958 year-end cash resources plus anticipated earnings
capitalized through Commonwealth's new annual supplementary
policy, any remaining earnings not distributed in cash,
depreciation accruals and other internal sources during the period.
cone
subscription by its
$25 per share.
An underwriting group which includes First
Corp. and Kidder, Peabody & Co. will purchase unsubscribed
1958—10 Mos.—1957
•
to
are
-
$160,000,000 of new financing,
including the new
offering, is expected to be required to cover the four-year
program.
The balance of $400,000,000 is expected to be
that
Fund, Inc.—Authorized
Stock—
*"). "
cumulative
'
Net
$17,321,935 $19,465,752
11,039,599
12,667,614
Airline
Net revenue from raflway
1,195,756
Ry.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
$
oper.
V
1923.
p.
$2,045,312
$766,324
Period End. Nov. 29—
38.591,819
13,984,898
debentures
This
1959
$175,000,000
stantially
1958—10 Months—1957
Colonial Stores Incorporated—November Sales Off—
1923.
the
dividend
In
from ry. oper.
of
—V.
Railway
Railway
$1,897,594
1,131,270
oper.,income—
ry.
purchase
from rail¬
income
©per.
188, p.
.
RR.—Earnings
1958—10 Mos.
$
23,436,951
expenses
operations
way
Net
—V.
& Pacific
1958—Month—1957
$
Railway
Railway
rev.
—V., 188,
chase
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul
Period End. Oct. 31—
Commerco
be
stock
of
1958—Month—1957
Railway oper. revenue..
Railway operating exps.
by
from rail¬
Chairman.
Illinois
the
and
which
1962.
years
$110,000,000
New
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Oct. 31—
$6/758 375
393,654
Willis Gale,
with
Approximately
a
that
service in an area
approximately
65 miles northeast
of
Pittsburgh, and within 25 miles of Citizens' present telephone properties
in and around the communities of New
Bethlehem, Sllgo, Leatherwood
and
Distant,
Pennsylvania.
This
acquisition increases by 25the
number of Citizens' telephone customers in
Pennsylvania.
The South
Paradise Telephone Co. will ultimately be merged into Citizens' exist¬
ing subsidiary, Citizens Utilities Company of Pennsylvania, Mr. Rosen¬
Colonial
$743,337
by
filed
telephone
west
$534,490
announced
was
by the filing of a registration
Exchange Commission on Dec. 18.
Securities
through
four
and
1961
the
year.
announced
Run,
common
1958—10 Mos —1957
expenses-^ 358,743
operations
way
Net
—V.
income,
1958—Month—1957
•
fifty-year
followed
was
construction program
wealth's
projected
lor
James
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings
issue of $20,000,000
an
for a sinking fund requirement of $400,000 for each of the
periods ending July
1
in
I960
through
2008, - leaving
but
$400,000 of the total for retirement at maturity on Jan. 1, 2009.
Mr.
Gale
said
that
the
issue
would
be
sold
through competitive
bidding, and,
depending upon market conditions and the required
Commission clearances, would be publicly offered on Jan. 13,
1959.'
The proceeds of the proposed sale will be applied toward Common¬
■
Period End. Oct. 31—
and
188,
was
bring
series
the
earlier
the
Directors'
previously reported
periods ending Sept.
twelve-month
for
1958
Mr.
Net
$1,081,638
14.9"^
of
annual
payable
of
as
total
on
2V* %
a
dividend
will
payment
the
to
up
distributions
President,
together
the
earnings
Clinchfield
2l)o44)l74
and
commercial
customers.—V.
of
five-year restriction against refunding
a
was
issue
and
under
indenture
The
in
1958.
*
$3l"203
from
increases
mean
of
Dividend—Acquisition—
Dec.
This
series
on
the
on
Citizens
by
of
in June.
dividends
of
directors
on
1958—10 Mos—1957
$3,041,568 $29,407,768
2,088,112
20,396,499
the
it
the
15
Consolidated
equivalent to 50c per share payable In stock at
declared on series A common shares on Dec. 3,
was
31
from rail¬
revenue
ry.
$3,172,519
expenses
oper.
way
Net
—V.
1958—Month—1957
Dec.
on
with
cost,
covering
petition
Co.,
2140.
interest
lower
a
A
2243.
p.
dividend
A
quartered
Net revenue from rail¬
Net
made
record
shares
50
proposes
the
of
be
of
operations in Pennsylvania, Citizens had acquired all of the outstanding
Period End. Oct. 31—
at
It
17,328.456
1923.
$1,900,000
would
classifications
12 .authorized
Dec.
-i
shares
Railway
Railway
would
stockholders
shares.
each
to
distribution
its
to
new
one
common
proposal
a
prospects for the balance of
appeared that Citizens would set a
from rail¬
revenue
way
and
This
these
debentures
sinking fund
President
with the SEC for issuance of
210,376 shares of its $10 par common stock,
to be distributed as a
stock
dividend;
and
the
Commission "has
given interested
persons
until Dec, 24, 1958, to request a hearing thereon.
company
ings
Net
for
Commonwealth Edison Co.-—To Issue Debentures—
Previously,
Cities Service Co.—Stock Dividend Proposal Filed—
This
series
212,249,212
17,681,563
through
Inc.,
Co.,
At
Richard
1958—10 Mos.—1957
$
Railway
Railway
sale
public
public offering price and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendment.
Net proceeds from the sal? of the debentures will provide additional
working funds for the company and its subsidiaries, to be used in the
ordinary course of business to reduce short-term borrowings incurred
lor
<he
purpose
of purchasing receivables and for other corporate
purposes.—V. 188, p. 1153.
(
Quincy RR.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
customers
rate,
in
Chicago, Burlington &
an
:
customers.
The directors on
to
corporation on Dec. 16 filed a registration statement with the
SEC covering $75,000,000 of debentures, due Jan. 1, 1979, to be offered
cash
Period End. Oct. 31—
for
available
With SEC—
C.I.T. Financial Corp.—Registers
Dec.
11,084,941
electric
debenture
This
366,209,934
operations—__
548,301
Citizens Utilities Co.—Stock
oper.
Commission
•construction
$
39,340.397 293.325,508
way
Net
$
revenue
Net
$5,806,907 $10,178,107
4,277.548
6.432.475
1923.
p.
$11,991.432.—V.
$
•
U.
P.
other secondary electric service
unincorporated areas cf Franklin
1267.
p.
1958—10 Mos.- 1957
33,234,892
oper.
Railway
—V.
Month—1957
revenue,-
Railway
$677,034
$837,143
715,847
ry. oper.
income—
oper.
rv.
--V.
from
rev.
.
-
the
-
respectively,
follows:
Net
per
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. -Earnings—
1958
revenue—
for luture
order granting its exemption application, including a condition that all
existing arrearages of dividends on its preferred stock be paid and
that, if dividends upon its prelerrej stocit are at any time in default
in an aggregate amount equivalent to
four quarterly dividends, the
preferred
stockholders,
as
a
class,
shall be entitled
to
elect
the
minimum number of directors required to constitute a majority of the
board of directors.—V.
188, p. 1267.
Period End. Oct. 31—
$3,234,890 $30,012,841 $34,764,518
2,557,856
24,205,934 24,586,411
$3,317,373
2,480,230
operating exps.
acquisitions, working
capital, and the payment oi the arrearages on the Chesapeake pre¬
ferred
stocks
aggregating approximately
$381,000.
Chesapeake has
the
change.—;
to
1958—10 Months—1957
1958—Month—1957
oper.
Railway
est
and
subject
and
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.—Earns.
Period End. Oct. 31—
Rend
secured
preliminary
are
1923.
p.
Railway
Chesapeake
stocks
figures
1958,
November,
188,
Pache and
transfers
to
Theta all of its interest in Portsmouth,
Virginia Metal, and the loan is made to Theta. Accordingly,
Chesapeake proposes to effect, such transfer; and Theta proposes to
issue
to
Prudential
a
promissory note in the amount of $7,000,000,
Ohio
and
In
provide
—~
C ,n ni'Rion
T.iet r's only sign! .'cant asset is an
in the amount of $1,060,000; and
its principal liability is a 4\lt'r
note due in 1975 In the amount of
$1,060,000
held by Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance
Co., the
payment of which is guaranteed by Chesapeake.
Its only other out¬
standing securities are 435 shares of capital stock owned by Chesa¬
peake. Chesapeake owns all of the 40,000 outstanding common shares
and $350,000 of first mortgage bonus of Portsmouth; and it owns 95',»
of the outstanding common stock of Pathe and 99',a of the outstanding
common
stock of Virginia Metal.
According to the application. Chesapeake has been negotiating with
Prudential Insurance Co. of America tor a long-term loan of $7,000,000,
receivable
In¬
new
industrial
19.2ro,
35,652
—
Total
V.
Dec.
of
residential
275,655
33,833
Dodge Trucks
Virginia Metal Products. Inc.
account
of
107,086
8,206
r.
the
to
residential
Columbus and
of
Commission
cxoiiip e l Chesapeake
and its then subsidiaries from the Hol hn
County -Act.
Among its
subsidiaries aie Theta, Portsmouth Gas Cv, Pat-lie Laboratories, Inc.,
order
By
and
22,749
4,492
——
Co.—Seeks
$3,400,000
small
612.994
14,226
both
Inc.,
a
342,233
—
—-
Total
corporation and its wholly-owned subsidiary, Theta Enterprises,
of New York, have applied to the SEC for a continuance
of
their exempt
status under the Holding Company Act;
and the
Commission has given interested persons until Dec. 29, 1958 to request
48,681
——
Chrysler
Imperial
emption—
This
37,784
Soto
De
"
———
Plymouth
Electric
*1958—11 Mos.—1957
'-1958—Month—1957
Period End. Nov. 30—
Net revenue from rail¬
Ohio
rates are designed to increase gross revenues by
annually and to improve net income after taxes by
approximately $1,600,000 per year.
Of the total increase requested/about $1,500,000 would come from
of Plymouth,
cars and
senger
applied
for
rates
Ohio.
proposed
The
about
Chrysler Cbrp.—November Car Output Off—
Production
1958—10 Mos.—1957
1958—Month—1957
$643;973
$608,673
Feriod End. Oct. 31—
in
City
County,
1923.
p.
Western Carolina Ity.- -Earnings—-
Charleston &
the
in
has
company
increase
build
Corp.
Southern
&
Rates—
in
crease
insulated
fifty-ton
Delivery
—
Transportation
American
General
addition,
1611".
p.
Rock
Presi¬
Jenks,
B.
D.
Inc.
In
rail-
Net revenue from
the
been
Oct.
3, 1958, the company consummated a deal for the
sale of its film laboratory to Pathe Laboratories, which resulted in a
non-recurring net profit of $2,679,000. This transaction will be reflected
in the net earnings lor the six mont.is ending December, 1953.—V. 188,
(damage free) loaders to be built by ACF Industries,
with DF
cars
38,837,494
12,441,089
placed
manufacturing
order
the
in
Included
38.894,776
11,185,135
has
$5,355,000
announced on Dec.
dent,
box
of
two
with
Lines
Island
Inc.—Earnings—
Ry.
order
—
loss.
Net
3,863 591
1.237,493
4,738,892
1,604,615
oper.
profit
Profit—
Sept. 27/58 Sept. 28/57
■
$319,000
*$425,900
'
NOTE—On
from rail¬
equipment
An
Central
14,141,405
operations
Income—
way
Net
$
$
'
Net
18,008,914 173,295,318 175,670,508
14,140.323 134,400,542 136,833,014
18,880,297
expenses
oper.
Net revenue
$9,969,602
3,051,639
$7,097,900
263,000
way
$
revenue—
oper.
Railway
13 Weeks Ended—
1958—10 Mos.—-1957
1958—Month——1957
Period End. Oct. 31—
(<J& Subs.)—Reports
Columbia Pictures, Inc.
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Earnings—
New Jersey—Earnings-
1958—Month—1957
1958—1C Mos.—1957
$4,790,439 $5,339,418 $44,871,314 $50,248,513
3,875,943
4,147,273 37,773,354 40,278,911
Period End. Oct. 31—
$2,794,515
1,009,532
President,
on Nov,
26
announced that
the following
of Norbute Corp., which was
recently merged into
Crescent, have been elected to its board of directors:
Nicolas -M. Salvo
President of Norbute; Howard M.
Plant, Chairman- of the Board of
Norbute; and William H. Rosa, Vice-President of Norbute
At the same board meeting Mr.
Salgo was elected to the office of
Volume
Number
188
»'——-
Chairman
member
5805
——
of
Executive
the
the
of
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
——
:—
executive
Committee
and
—-—
Plant
Mr.
made
was
committee.
a
See
Waste
King
below.—V.
Corp.
5 8J,
installment
41/4%
TO
convertible
note
PRESENT
FINANCING
note
cumulative
in
payable
1975
1,000,000
tCommon stock
($1
For
1,000 000
the
pfd.
9,000 shs.
stock___
,
9,000 shs.
The
5,900 shs.
5,900 shs.
before
3,500 shs.
conv.
None
,
par)—
.
directors
A
2,000,000 shs.
889,636 shs.
totals
Class
B
1,200,000 shs.
526,201 shs.
tirety,
-Payable
1975.
corporation
covering
$5;
(par
pany's
to
undetermined
an
offered
be
Employees
ceeds
to
are
at
Savings
lisei
be
filed
26
Nov.
on
number
tne
with
the
under
deductions.
com¬
T..e
pro¬
employees.—V.
the
ior
the
stock
common
employees
payroll
stock
of
snares
to
through
purchase
noti ication
of
of
market
Plan
to
letter
a
184,
2624.
p.
tively.
LV
7.100
shares
of
presently
Chairman
has
elected
been
Mr.
Folsom
mittee
of S.
of
&
of
Radio
Corp.
Executive
Committee
of
Cork
Crown
director
a
Kress
II.
the
director
a
also
is
President
and
Co.—V.
188,
of
Seal
&
Chairman
of
the
RCA
ami
board,
Cuneo
Press, Inc.
Debentures
—
Offered
An
—
Com¬
the
under¬
This
offering
oversubscribed
was
and
books closed.
The
The
to
interest.
into
stock
common
at
816
the
net
working capital.
BUSINESS—Cuneo
is
Press
major
a
commercial
printing
prints, by letterpress, offset or rotogravure, practically evevy type
printed matter. Each month Cuneo produces more than 32,000,000
magazines, 83,000,000 newspaper supplements and millions of books,
catalogs and other printed materials. Headquarters and main plant
Chicago;
plants
about
operated
are
6,000
in
other
eight
EFFECT
;
A
due
Series B
Conv.
TO
Sundry
notes
due
PRESENT
The
and
thereof
due
debentures
the
4%
will
notes
Net
Net
and
the
payable
in
the
of
$338,511
shares
like
a
are
notes,
sell
for
series
annual
retire
Co.
B.
series
of
188,000
1967 and the balance
be
reserved
amount
for
of
&
Goldman, Sachs
all
of
and
the
severally
be
to
are
$675,000
Paine,
respective
purchased
if
to
any
Webber, Jackson &
225,000
Clark, Dodge & Co.__
300,000
Dominick & Dominick
300.000
Drexel
300,000
W.
Co
300,000
175,000
Co._,
&
C.
Carl
Langley & Co
Loeb, Rhoades
M.
Ritef
Bacon. Whipple & Co
Co
225,000
Blunt
225,000
Farwell, Chapman & Co
Stroud
Weeks
direc tors
preferred
26
Co.- -Votes
to
have
stock
payable Jan.
voted
for
to
the
Ellis
&
,
15,
In addition,
16,
1954.
and
1954,
strong
it
back
voted
share
ry.
10,000
2,000
is
the
second
.the
regular
preferred
of
stock
The
notification
(par
$1;
proceeds
to
to
are
SEC
with. the
be
offered
be
used
Co.—Backlog Rises—Financ'g, etc.
the
as
quarter.
that
announced
the
working
in
company
York
capital
of
approximately
the
most favorable position.' in; its
This favorable position, arose from
first half through Goldmaiv Sachs &
during the
of
Insurance
October
of
6%
convertible
America,
Bateman,
and
sale
Eichler
debenture
of
&
Los
the
with,
$200,000 of
Co.,
common
The
Angeles.
in whole
share
per
500,000
a
Co.
through
convertible
$12
share
per
Six
Months—19^7
$47,367,828
or in
part into the company's papital stock
1962, $14 per share thereafter until 1966 and
the note matures in 1970.
until
until
33,431,511
Net
Months
sales
' "
30—
1958
1957
$1,970,000
$2,592,000
15,000
\418,000
5,000
profit
188, p.
215,000
$10,000
$203,000
$0.03
After-tax
$0.56
1269.
Elgin, .Toliet & Eastern Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Oct. 31—
1958—10 Months—1957
$72,426,362
41,938,612
Sept.
—
Before-tax"• profit
RR.—Earnings—
4,688,521
Ended
Incomes taxes
$8,989,854 $13,936,317
3,718,381
7,661,166
$8,276,280 $63,911,121
$8,018,004
45,963,882
$3,587,759 $21,972,509 $26,462,480
1,662,483
10,734,097
13,653,457
1958—Month—1957
Railway operating
Railway operating
Net rev.
from
Net railway
—V.
1958—Month—1957
1958—10 Mos.—1957
exps.
$4,507,373
2,730,765
$4,967,166 $34,922,274 $48,370,918
3,557,951
28,563,267
33,354,131
ops.
$1,776,608
$1,409,215
ifc(iL2;;,"<" 642,885
' ;'
;;' /
424,694
rev._
ry.
oper.
188, p. 1924.
$6,359,007 $15,016,787
'.1,347,395
3,936,023
Y/
,
Erie RR.«—EarningsPeriod End. Oct. 31—
$18,649,564
1,239,337
11,341,849
13,026,259
$654,898
$591,030
$2,783,413
$5,623,305
538,228
1,628.929
1,856,719
4,462,004
1,208,909
ops.
of
in
Toledo
&
188, p.
Line
Shore
1959,
fourth quarter current
stock, payable Dec. 15.
126,253.857 145,646,674
11,044,866
11,902,364
106,065,525
ops,
3,526,450
3,502,361
operating ine.__
Net ry,
—V.
RR.—Earnings—
1,804,707
1,602,334
188,
$629,079
407,891
$527,915
369,418
revenue
exps.
All
1958—11 Months—1957
1958—Month—1957
$5,514,574
3,784,793
$6,546,328
4,091,398
$158,497
47,222
income.
$2,454,930
558,565
$1,729,781
257,976
$221,188
25,287
ry. oper.
from
ry.
du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc.—Files Stock
(E. I.)
The
assets
properties of Tantalum Defense Corp., a whollywere
transferred to the parent company by joint
respective boards of directors effective Nov. 24. By
action
of
the
tantalum
plant
Fansteel
will
columbiUm
under
continue
Muskogee Okla.,
—V.
186,
p.
addition
due
notes
Inc.—Financing Arranged—
the
liabilities
of
subsidiary.
and operation
Okla.
Muskogee,
management
same
the
ownership
plant at
and
be
This
known
plant of Fansteel Metallurgical Corp.
facilities
of
Tantalum
Defense
as
-
Corp.,
at
North
have
been
Tedders
See
Corp.—New
1978
$50,000,000 revolving credit with 18 banks.
promissory
notes are convertible for the first
stock at the rate of one share for each $41
a
subordinated
into
years
common
the
of
Eastern
notes.
the
above
may
price.
conversion
the
prepay
,
notes
the
if
stock
*
proceeds from the sale of notes and the bank credit will be
to
help finance the company's $235,000,000 jet and turboprop
arranged a $90,000,000
of the United States.
Chase
Manhattan
Bank
heads
the
revolving credit group.
The
credit, which runs through 1961, is convertible into a three-year term
also has
Assurance Society
purchase program.
with Equitable Life
credit
loan.—V.
188.
Eastern
2462.
p.
-
Eastern Utilities Associates—SEC
Rejects Bond Proposal
and Exchange
Eastern Utilities Asso¬
ciates
of $3,750,000 of 25-ycar collateral trust
bonds could not be
permitted under the standards of the Public Utility Holding Company
announced
decision
a
Commission
of
held
'
Utilities
Co.
in
Were
Dec.
on
V* '
is
Associates
under
Fall
and
the Securities
16,
Act
the
j.
holding
a
company
with
registered
having as subsidiaries-Brockton
Light Co., which supply electricity
and
Electric
River
Adopted—
188, p.
2245.
•'
t
Fedders-Quigan Corp.—Change in Name Voted—
change
on
Dec.
15
voted to amend the certificates of incor¬
The
only of simplifying
over-all company name
which the company's products
deemed advisable in the interest
corporate title but also to associate the
the
more
was
closely with the Fedders brand by
not
known.
are
Earnings for the first quarter of the 1959 fiscal year, ended Nov-. 30;
1958, should be about $940,000 against $500,673 for the. corresponding
quarter of the previous fiscal year, it was also announced.
Net income after taxes, Salvatore Giordano, President and Chairman
of
the
Board,
$420,000
told
about
or
stockholders
cents
20
per
should be in the neighborhood of
share on the currently outstanding
dividend, as against $225,000 or
calculated on the same basis; for the previous
Sales for the quarter, Mr. Giordano said/should
be around $10,500,000 as against $10,100,000 a year earlier. "
The company sales of radiator and heater cores, he added,
"hav«
been maintained approximately at the level of a year ago, despite the
work stoppages that have plagued the automotive' Industry."—V. 188,
stock,
common
11 h'z
cents
per
the
after
preferred
share,
fiscal year's quarter.
2352.
p.
- y
:
;
Issuance -by
proposed
a
1935#
Commission
Edison
that
Name
Fedders-Quigan Corp. below.—V.
poration to change the name of this corporation to Feddefs Corp.
arranging for the sale of $25,000,000 convertible
to Prudential Insurance Co. of America, the company
to
completed
The
the
all
Fansteel
2473.
The stockholders
.Act
to
producing
operated by Fansteel under a lease
from the subsidiary, has also been transferred to the parent, corporation.
.
In
assumed
transfers
consolidation
the
of
their
action,
same
company
Eastern Air Lines,
The
Subsidiary—
and
subsidiary,
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Dec. 9,
1958 covering 150,000 shares of its common stock, to be issued upon
the exercise oi' options granted certain employees of the company and
its subsidiaries in important managerial or other responsible positions
under the company's Bonus Plan "C"
which was approved by stock¬
holders on Nov. 12, 1957.—V.. 188, p. 1394.
has
$
118,814,596
20.188,332
26,832,078
1,085.504
9,359,476
1924.
p.
owned
the
1924.
Plan With SEC—
and
share
2,
$
15,404,725
Ownership of the
Chicago, 111., which
20%
per
$
*t>
14,571,316
Railway operating rev...
Railway oper. exps
1924.
oper.
ry.
value
sales
$4.50
1958—10 Mos.—1957
1958—Month—1957
1958—10 Mos.—1957
$1,830,367 $14,125,262
$1,863,807
inc.
oper.
from
rev.
selJs
dividends
shareholders of record Jan.
on
letter
a
Construction of a 10.000-square-i'oot addition to the
plant will be
completed by Jan.
1,
1959,
increasing total production capacity to
$1,000,000 per month and providing the needed laboratory space for an
electronic proximity fuze and other advanced missile and
target drone
10.000
Inc
1958—10
1958—Month—1957
$3,450,661
1,753,804
from
Eastern
directors
$12.per
filed
8
$16
Tills
Other regular
Electric
which
Co.,
Stock Sold — "The 100,000
publicly offered on Dec. 8 at
$3 per share by Milton D. Blauner & X2o. and Hallowell,
Sulzberger, Jenks, Kirkland & Co. were quickly sold.
For details, see V. 188, p. 2462.
Ferro
Dynamics
shares of
common
Corp.
—
stock
supplied
1958
quarterly preferred stock dividends of $1.12,,'2 per share
paid earlier this year on May 1, July 15, and Oct. 15.
These
total $109,000.
dividends will
V Fast year the directors launched a program to clear up all of the
41-year-old pioneer candy company's accrued back dividends by paying
dividends on preferred stock for the
years
1951 and 1952. Unpaid
dividends remain only for the years 1955 and 1956.—V.
1G5, p. 2924.
Cutter Laboratories
Stock Offered
A nationwide
syndicate headed by Blyth & Co., Inc., oh Dec. 16 offered
publicly 150,000 shares of class A common stock (par$l)
at $11.50 per share. This
offering was heavily oversub¬
—
—
scribed and the books closed.
.
Grande Western
ry. oper.
from
operating
-
the
of'
en¬
totaling $1,200,000 received since Sept. 30. At the
quarter the backlog was $2,100,000 and. 1,800,000 at
also
New
in
-V.
4,567,343
oper.
announced
was
increase
dividend
a
now
2,500
Co
$4,985,105 $38,593,303
3,417,476
29,603,449
,
exps.
Railway
face
to
„
Recently
:
2,913,027
revenue..
Railway
plane
1953
Plan, which
for, in its
paid
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp.—Absorbs
100,000
they voted to pay a dividend of $4.50 per share payable
preferred stockholders of record Feb. 2, 1959. for the
1959
dividend
Rio
&
Detroit
100,000
Simmons
&
Co., Inc
$398,000 in accrued
pay
years
1959 to preferred
the year 1953.
year
at
by William C. Jakes, President.
Acting on the basis of a continued
earnings this year, the directors voted
Feb.
&
Co.,
874,194
p.
10
Pay Accrued Dividends
.
for
1958—Month—1957
oper.
100.000
For 1953 and 1954—
Nov.
note
1394 and 1924.
operating
186,
used
Curtiss C andy
The
2,000
of
stock
Corp.—Earnings—
$4,240,540
Period End. Oct. 31—
100,000
on
RR.
598,807
rev.
—V.
175,000
Hornblower &
on
of
Co.
&
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson,,
income...
railway
In
175,000
300,000
225,000
188, p. 2244.
is
the company's backlog reached $2,600,000
1956,
first
was
Net rev.
175,000
_
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc
A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.—
.
&
$1,567,629
oper.
rev.
Net
Net
&
175,000
&
Dec.
on
private placement
a
175,009
Reynolds & Co
Corp.
Pension
Fund
history to finance future expansion.
175,000
___
Co.
Stone & Webster Securities
—V.
the
Prudential
the
agreed
Curtis
Co
Its
2028.
p.
system projects.
Railway operating rev..
Railway operating exps.
underwriters, for whom
have
300,009
&
of
follows:
as
Smith
&
they
which
Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner
conversion
representative,
as
debentures
company,
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc..
Merrill
Walston
$1,327,513
oper.
ry.
—V.
upon
sent
aside
set
orders
$1,750,000 places
4%
year.
of the several
acting
the
Noyes & Co
Dillcn, Union
Forgan
Jackson
Reynolds & Co., Inc
Schwabacher
Hudson
&
Period End. Oct. 31—
to
and
installments
issuance
188,
has
Brothers
5,000
from ry. oper.
Denver
Net
one
for
names
is
of
are
of
15,
new
2,500
5,000
Curtis
2.000
a
of Nov.
2,000
_______
debentures.
Securities & Co
Glore,
Webber,
to
Retirement
be
employees.
Edison
Miller, Inc., Iowa City, Iowa—Files With
corporation
the end
all
investment
A
principal
aggregate
within
reserved
subordinated
purchased,
Fay__
2141.
p.
188, pp.
Net
payable
are
UNDERWRITERS—The
Eastman
Paine,
10,000
2,000
Marshall
2.500
Co
&
end
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton RR.—Earnings—
retirement
will
company
and
issue
promissory
be
conversion
Hemphill, Noyos &
principal amounts
purchase from the
Hemphill,
Pacific Northwest Company
duPont & Co
rev.
ry.
—V.
promissory notes, series B.
convertible
5,000
2,000
E. F. Hutton & Company,.
Mason Brothers
<fc
The
Electronic Specialty
1959 to and including Jan. 1,
Jan.
1, 1968. The Series B Notes
on
SIncludes
Inc.
Period End. Oct. 31—
1,059,748 slis.
t$1,000,090 principal amount of these debentures will
1(375,000
Company
Hooker
&
distribute
to
working capital and operating equipment.
It
5,000
Co.
&
have
stock set
Shares
First California
Co.,
income...
—V. 188, p. 1924.
will be subject to
prior prepayment, convertible into Convertible Subordinated Debentures
like
aggregate principal amount at any time prior to maturity.
See "Description of Common Shares."
upon
severally,
common
2,000
&
Railway oper. revenue,.
Railway operating exps.
In
issuance
A
will
bonus
STATEMENT OF EARNINGS
3,051,652
offered and
now
commencing Jan. 1,
be
note,
Foster
Sons
Delaware
Net
1,000,000
112,000,000 shs.
shares,
sinking fund
A
4'4%'
below,
class
appropriation
company.—V.
dollar
5,000,000
...,
3.051,652
_
;a_«_
the
series
of
convertible
2,000
& Co
Ellis
188,
at
for
purchase
—
of
will
Francis I.
Kenneth
Net
1,000,000
of
The
of
4,000
that
covering 30,000 share's of common
$6 per share, without underwriting.
result of
named
made
million
SEC
Outstanding
$2,150,000
£6,000,000
convertible subordinated debentures
the 3 Vz%
cumulative preferred
holder
&
Slocumb
Skaggs
Railway
Railway
♦Subject to and simultaneously with the consummation of the sale cf
the
conversion
4>4.%
also
1958
r
Brothers
Employees'
2,000
___
Company—-
Sullivan
Brown
Davis.
com¬
FINANCING
$2,150,000
1978
payable
money obligations
Common shares (par $5)
the
Alex.
°
1,'68„.—
Jan.
1968
1,
debs,
cities.
Authorized
•
Jan. 1,'59,
due Jan.
subord.
as
names:
Period End. Oct. 31—
promissory notes—
Series
A;
and
underwriters
—...
Brush,
employees.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
*4%
issuance
2,500
and
Inc.
company.
of
has
class
of
stock
62,000
Co—
&
Bosworth,
proceeds,
It
in
for
The
ancl
As
Co
&
Barth
share.
per
Cuneo will retire the 12,000
outstanding shares of its 3'/2% cumulative preferred stock (par $100;
at a price of $98 per share. The balance of
proceeds will be added to
are
reserved
Eldon
respec¬
stock
quarter
a
approximately
was
$4,100,000.
the
Edison
year
employees in both home office and 334 stores.
voted
to
at
PROCEEDS—With
pany
preferred
opposite their respective
regular redemption prices ranging from 105%
ar.d, after Dec. 1, 1969, redeemable for a sinking fund at par.
100%
shares
13.830
Elworthy & Co.,_____—_— 10,000
convertible
are
redeemable
B,
common
of class A,
Blyth & Co., Inc—.
—V.
debentures
are
Plan,
convertible
shares
Boettcher
'
:
writing group headed by Hemphill, Noyes & Co. offered
publicly on Dec. 16, $5,000,000 of 5% convertible sub¬
ordinated debentures, due Dec. 1, 1978, at 100% and
accrued
were
A
by
its
in
stock
common
and class
A
class
Shares
^ Y
v
of
agreed to purchase the number of shares
Bache
•'
stock
common
Inc.
Executive
1716.
p,,
; Y '.'.'*
'
shares
A;
J.
Y"2
\
'.
232,170
UNDERWRITERS—The
America
Co.,
the
of
B
changed to class
were
1958,
$300,000
and
1958, the designations of the series of
class
Purchase
119,910
former
1974
follows: Selected Employees' Stock Option
Plan, 85,430 shares of class A
and 7,100 shares of class B: Hollister-Stier stock
options, 11,000 shares
class A; Corn King stock option, 2,000 shares of class
cumulative
Folsom,
to
of
Crown Cork & Seal Co., Inc.—Folsom on Board—
M.
15,
installments of $100,000
and series V
At Sept. 30,
Stock
Frank
annual
ton Oct.
series
as
The
SEC
in
to
nave
the
as
over
Employees—
consecutive
Christmas
$250,000
Class
Crown Central Petroleum Corp., Baltimore, Md.—Files
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
25th
bonuses
Announcement
...
.
5
Edison Brothers Stores Inc.—Distributes
Quarter Mil¬
lion Christmas Bonus to
Christmas
Undesignated shares
12u0.
Outstanding
$1,900,000
\
$2,000,000
Cumulative preferred stock ($100 par)—
4%
cumulative preferred stock_
Sought—
p.
EFFECT
(2641)
.
,
.Authorized
*4*4%
414%
Co.—Control
GIVING
•.
.
"
newly elected board members will also continue in their former
capacities with Norbute Corp., which
is
now
a
wholly-owned
sub¬
sidiary of Crescent.—V. 183, p. 2431.
Sexton
'
—
CAPITALIZATION
'
The
Cribben &
:
—
'
Massachusetts,
bonds
the
efficient
not
were
operation
or
necessary
Valley
Gas
&
common
common
stock of its subsidiaries.
stock
offering in
not
were
in
to
1959
financial
raise
burden
which
1960,
authorized by
to
"*
proposed to use the
to make a temporary advance to
from the EUA system of the gas
by a Commission order entered in
over a
period of two years, EUA
unreasonable
appropriate
of EUA.
had
EUA
stock
'
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale will be used by Cutter to
repay all current bank loans; the remainder will be added to general
Blackstone
and
electricity and gas in Rhode Island. The Commission held
the Holding Company Act debt or other senior securities
may
be
issued by a holding company only under certain limited
circumstances, which were not present in the Instant case, and that
under
that
-
■
the economical
\
or
proceeds from the said of the bonds
Blackstone for use in the divestment
properties of Blackstone as required
1950. Upon the return of the advance
proposed to Invest the funds in the
EUA argued that it proposes to issue
$2,530,000 and that it would be an
for
it
to
make
an.,
additional
common
would be required if the proposed bonds
the Commission.
-
-
funds.
BUSINESS—Cutter, nWith headquarters and main plant at Berkeley,
Calif., manufactures human biologicals and pharmaceuticals, human
allergy products, human blood products, hospital solutions and specialty
products, veterinary specialty products,
products.
EARNINGS—In
net
sales
of
the
•
compared with
1957 period.
*
DIVIDENDS—The
common"-stock
The
months
$14,399,000 and
$604,000,
similar
nine
net
various nonmedical plastic
ended
and
Sept;
after
30, 1958 Cutter had
preferred dividends of
$430,000, respectively,
has
paid
cash
dividends
or
.
4
in
the
"
1
on
its
than
class
30
A
yearn
'
stock
common
that
of
the
EUA's
collateral
thiee
direct
proposed
for
subsidiaries),
the
bonds,
was
not
appropriate since the subsidiaries themselves have substantial amounts
long-term debt and preferred stock outstanding which would rank
ahead
of
the
holding company's proposed bonds. The Commission
further found that the bonds
did not come within the provision of
the
Act
be
to
permitting
to
Elackstone,
25-year bonds,
if
for
securities
Commission considered
authorized
of its
predecessor common stock for, more
current annual rate Is 20 cents per share.
US
(the
found
of
The
earnings
$13,169,000
company
and
Commission
such
could
funds
that
solely
to the
to effect
extent
a
reorganization.
debt securities
could
permit EUA to make the proposed temporary advance
short-term bank loans
were
more
appropriate
than
and that
subsidiaries,
then,
issued
a
more
the
investment by-EUA in the common
stock
large part of which will not be needed until 1960,
appropriately be financed at the time the need
arises
and
existing at that time.—V.
by such means
188, p. 48.
as
is justified by the facts
'
cents
Distribution—A secondary
shares of common stock (par $1)
Podesta 8c Co. at
Corp.—Secondary
made
$43.12V2
on
Dec.
12 by Gruttenden,
share, with: a dealer's concession of 90
share. The offering has been * completed. —
per
per
V. 188, p. 1823.
Financial Industrial Fund, Inc.—Div.—Asset
More
of
this
Value—
64,000 shareholders-and monthly investment planhotders
Fund will receive over 784,000 on Dec. 15.i-195^ when J1F»
than
dividend will be distributed, -according to
made on Nov. 28 by Charles F. Smith, President.
payment will amount to 2.6 cents per share In invest¬
ment
income for
shareholders of record Nov. 28,. 1958, or a total
dividend for the past 12 months of 11 cents per share. This rate of
payment, when adjusted for reinvested capital distributions, exceeds
that
paid in all but two years of the Fund's 23-year history of
92nd
an
,
The
Filtrol
distribution of 30,100
was
consecutive" quarterly
announcement
This
dividend
operations.
Also, during the past 12 months, $1,591,207—at the rate
of 5.8 cents
share—has been distributed from securities profits.
26, the total net asset value of the Fund was $118,088,140,
up more than .64% from a year ago.
.
.
More than 12,800 new FIF monthly investment plana were started
per
...On Nov.
during 11 months of this year. This was approximately 8% of all
periodic investment. plans sold during the period by the 14$
funds who are members of the National Association ef Invest*
the
mutual
ment
Companies.—V.
188, p. 2028.
'
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6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2642)
Net
Net
from
rev.
•Deficit.—V.
188,
$5,458,626
1,144,982
1188,
—V.
This
for
SEC
Beach,
Palm
2,075,305
Union Fi-
Purchase
To
exemption
the
under
un.il 1:30
persons
186,
Dec.
p.m.,
/,
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■
v
the
Eisenhower.
battle
the
must
is
the
corporation
of
already Joined with
188, p. 2462.
economic
ahd
the
Soviets
MOTOR
VEHICLES
OUTPUT
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
188,
J
24,000 shs.
January,1
Sun
Florida
See American
Life
A,
Trucks
34,088
290,749
235,353
34,157
134,326
33,639
May
206,217
June.
183, p. 1473.
194,900'
July
duced.
when
159,022
and trucks were
cars
trucks.
the
In
first
V
made.
1957
of
Thunderbird output during
the month
was
for an
duced
date in
Totals, for
1958.
the
units for
periods in
same
of
thus
and
1957 were 3,596
in
12,520
"extra
total of 41,267
a
warrants
(Included
pro¬
the
Tractor production in November was 3,723
to
cise
5,070 units for a year-to-
1,163 Thunderbirds were
In November, 1957,
11-month total of 15,173.
Period End. Nov. 30—
Ford
133,583
145,354
898,434
19,812
106,324
2,483
18,750
52,469
Mercury
-
Lincoln
2,772
3,148
22,261
170,797
1,045,769
Trucks
24,761
30,891
shares
312,534
216,291
Tractor
—V.
189,701
3,723
—
195,558
1,262,060
41,267
n
lu
36,002
firms
&
Denver
Railway operating
Railway operating
$2,959,877
rev.,
$2,286,135 $21,463,370 $18,999,903
1,581,949
15,819,365
15,171,340
1,807,539
ops.
$1,152,338
$704,186
$5,644,005
—V.
188,
350,307
209,464
1,477,190
1,018,080
Franklin Atlas Corp.—Stock
Paul
the
Windels,
the
Jr.,
Administrator
and
Securities
Judge
Exchange
Archie
Dawson
District
Sourthern
O.
of
of
New
Commission
the
U.
S.
York
Regional
announced on
District Court
and
Corp.,
offers
or
The
shares
of
was
not
company
1958,
par,
common
stock
of
17
for
Franklin
of
1933, as amended.
these defendants.
of
the
judgment
of Judge Dawson also recited
two defendants Jack Gold and I.
registered
formerly
a.
will
be
tered
submitted
into
cation
The
The
entry
The
been
the
Court
on
a
37
In
the
Pearl
sale
of
such
of
Water
and
with
which
p*
shares of
filed
registration
a
stock
had
property
additions
that
the
issues
Other
Wall
and
Pearl
Inc.,
Let
the
sale
the
of
entrances
the
for
expenses____
1,595.487
income
taxes.
any
property
to erect any
or
2851*
two
months
of
291,000
_
pur¬
operating
income
$390,788
$306,755
269,842
194,545
charges
188,
■
••
:
-
SEC
on
Dec.
"V
Railway
on
Net
ry.
—V.
188,
See
230,488
2,274,696
$455,136
dividend.
both
oper.
below.- -V.
$303,806
$2,729,832
187, p.
2001.
,
;
exps.
77,551
The stockholders of Gabriel
Co., at a recent special meeting approved
the proposed acquisition of Talco
Engineering Corp.
terms
of
the
agreement. Gabriel delivered a total of 137 500
shares of its par $1 stock In
exchange for all assets of Talco Engineering Corp., including all issued and
outstanding shares of Talco's
wholly-owned operating subsidiary, Talco
Engineering Co
A provision in the agreement
states that in the event'the
value
does
the
of
net
,
*
required
total
of
137,500
equal
merger,
common
$2,000,000
Gabriel
shares
within
will
of
two
issue
Gabriel
years
such
agreement.
also
V.
188,
p.
2462.
issued
following
event,
250,000,
See
be
additional
make up the difference. In no
all
shares to be issued exceed
to
to
market
to
Talco
effective
shares
as
however, will
according to
date
are
the
the
Net rev.
Net
ry.
from.ry.
oper.
exps.
oper.
income...
188,
in
72,977
value
dividend tor*
and
for
the
about
1958—10 Months—1957
$687,991
613,064
5,673,829
$130,149
$74,947
101,686
70,795
$804,470
662,062
>,
$6,478,299
$7,021,801
6,430,168'
..
1958
"
641,018
p.
$956,962
530,443
$724,768
$7,813,439
450,102
5,805,638
$426,519
187,917
,
$274,666
$2,007,801
$1,383,949
76,731
"203,086
"606,746.
.
$7,724,931
6,340,982
1925.
more
than
.
//*'.i
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49.
Co.;below.—^V: 188. p. 2030.
Stock- -Increases Cash Dividend-
has announced.
•mm-
Leon
/•
••
'
.
old
a 25 'A
increase in t ,e rtgular cash
the-fourth quarter of 1958 will be paid on '
shares
at
rate of . 25
the new
1959, to stockholders of record Dec.
'
'
J
'
/
/' A
f
s iare, /
cents per
31, 1958.—V. 188^.
■
■'
-.
Andiana),
of
its'
•-
S. A. i
/
.
has
20-year
'
*
/
Earnings Up Sharply—
corporation recorded a sharp earnings increase on higher
three months ended Sept. 30, 1958 compared with the
the
the
an
$2;500,000.—VA~ 188,
p.
a
year
quarter
.
current
amount
represented the
1270.
third'
fiscal
only
year,
slightly
of the like period last year.
•
/
quarter more than doubled,
$586,359 for the like three months last year. Based
on
3,911,415- shares of common stock outstanding at Sept. 30 last
and 3,917,961
outstanding a year earlier, these amounts after pre-r
ferred dividends equalled 28 cents a share and 11 cents a share re¬
spectively. Consolidated net profit for the three months ended Sept.
30
last totalled $1,440,971 or 34 cents a share including six cents
from property
sales compared with $855,952 for the corresponding
quarter last year, equal to 18 cents with seven cents contributed by?
property sales.
For the first nine month of
1958, consolidated net profit totalled:
$7 295,862, equal to $1.75 a share (including $1.50 from operations
and 25 cents from property sales), compared with S7J558.180 or $1.83
a
share (composed of $1.56 from operations and 27 cents from prop¬
erty sales) for the like three quarters of 1957.
Gross revenues for the
nine months period were $152,374,174, Up(
from $146,569,469 for the corresponding period last year.
Revenues
for* the third quarter were $47,650,130, substantially higher than the
$42,775,010 for the like quarter a year ago.
t.
"The hotel industry is now operating in a more favorable business
climate
than was the case earlier in the year/" Mr. Hilton
said.,
"For the fourth quarter, we expect a continuation of the upturn in
business experienced during the third quarter."
u
The
Berlin
Hilton was officially opened
on Nov. 29, ,1958,
thus.'
becoming* the eighth-Hilton hotel outside. oL the-continental limits of
the United States.
The 350-rooin, 14 story hotel is the first major;
hotel, to be built In Berlin since World War IL
*
Nearing
tompletion is
the
Nile Hilton,
Cairo, Egypt, which is
-
•
like:
' **1 '
,
brought earnings for the nine;
below those of the comparable/
ago, Mr. Hilton said. - A strong sales showing in the-«
carried gross revenue for the nine months to a figure
of
to
in
sales.,
announced on Nov. 25,
excess
profit from operations for the third
.
1958—10 Months—1957
has ; just received an order. from, the U.,
Navy
delivery of submarine storage batteries "with a total
$4,000,000.. This was announced on Dec. 12.- AlbCTt;
totaling
188. p.
employee.
.,,
to $1,241,992 from
$591,633
H.
Daggett, President, who stated that the -batteries " will be man-"
ufactured at the company's plant in Depew, N. Y.
j f
This order is in addition to orders received" earlier in the calendar
year
A
mouths
corporation
of
below.—V
to
mid-February
Dec. 10 voted a three-for-two split of the
increased the regular cash dividend by 25'I,
quarter
Gould-National Batteries, Inc.-—Receives Orders—
This
calling
Co.
in
//;./
2906.
Net
1958—Month—1957
revenue..
"Deficit.—V.
addition
in
quarter of 1957, Conrad N. Hilton, President,
in a quarterly report to shareholders.
■
A
The favorable three months figures,
which
Georgia Southern & Florida Ry.—Earnings-
operating
Gas
Chairman,
company
period
593,953
Period End. Oct. 31—
oper.
&
Hilton Hotels Corp.—Quarterly
188, p. 1925.
Railway
Railway
/./;\ /i
....
and
called for redemption on Jan. 1, 1959, next,
sinking fund 7'A
secured dollar bond3, dueJuly 1, 1971 at par. Payment will be made at the Schroder.Trust Co., v
61
Broadway, New York 15, N. Y., or at the Private Bank & Trust ;
Co., Zurich, Switzerland, or at the Banco de Qredito del Peru. Lima.
Peru.
Coupons
maturing Jan.
1, 1958 or prior thereto should be
detached and
presented for payment in the usual manner.—V. 187,
The
,
$724,102
.
.
j
:.
split and represents
The
new
$191,500
well
1958—Month—1957
Net rev. from ry. oper.
Net ry. oper. income—
-
from
,
revenue..
operating
V*
separate
(Energia Hidroelectrica
—Partial Redemption—
1925.
Period End. Oct. 31—
Railway
Railway
are
Hidramlina
third
buildings.—V. 186,
ing to the acquisition of all the assets of Talco Engineer¬
ing Corp. of Mesa, Ariz., were furnished by Carl M
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
the
< 2142.
$452,924
Co.
/
"A f
-
of
on
and
stock
Grtenebaum,
ptior to-the
p.
$73,318
31,737
Southern
,A
this is equivalent to
1958—10 Months—1957
$67v475
p.
./
_
2,183,999
225,230
31,487
j-; I
effective for stock of record Dec.-22, wl 1 be effectednA
by distributing on Dec. 31 one additional share for each two o t Jtanding.
There. are^ presently 2,150,000 shares outstanding;
t
At the same time,
the board voted a regular anu • al divide d rate
of $l-on the new stock.
The dividend is equivalent to-$1.50 per .'hare -;
$3,045,990
exps.
income
/
.
•-The'stock split,
Georgia RR.—Earnings—
—V.
Under
Oil
directors
The
respectively.
A
from ry. oper.
oper.
v-;-' v-
•
bonuses
May Department. Stores
mon
Georgia Power Co.- -Plans Bond Financing-
Wall,
Gabriel Co.—Acquisition—It was announced on
Dec. 4
that financial advice and assistance in
negotiations lead-
See
$2,824,423
2,371,499
operating
rev.
approximately 5'f
or
employees.
This
Net
;
•
service,
,
C.
:
-
pay.
Hcrtas Corp.- -Splits
and" for
1958
$3,789,139
2,754,591
1958—Month—1957
/"r
•>
Georgia & Florida RR.—Earnings—
$292,705
•
'
Hecht Co.—To Vote on Merger—
2029.
p.
-
,
more
;// Hancock Oil Co.—Merger Approved— /
$2,175,176 $22,947,256 $20,448,190
1,522,070
14,814,014
13,877,276
197,300
2,847,000
2,201,300
149,051- v 1,497,1031,323,624
125,918
or
year
profit sharing funds which are allocated
qualified participants.—V. 186, p.
1150.
A ;
to
1958—lO Mos.—1957
taxes..
Period End. Oct. 31—
Railway oper, revenue..
Streets.
acquire
were
2352.
the
'
a
5%
last
$2,403,193
.
Franklin
to
with
with
estimated
are
stock
p.
1
A'-"/
a
Co.—Registers With SEC—
32.
Dec.
on
employees
Christmas
-
an
with
16, but
common
•/_
deferred
new
revenues____
after
—V.
St., New York City,
Stipulation of facts to be en¬
Streets,
GPU
Fdr
1,100
participating
payable;; to
operating
Net
with
Page & Co.,
W.
Federal
Wall
employed
'
equivalent payments to
tne record date,
statement
covering 500,000 shares of
to be offered for public sale
Operating
Operating
The Commission in its complaint
charged
Atlas Corporation did not in fact own any prop- '
erty on or near Wall Street, or anywhere in the
Borough of Manhattan,
of New York, and that it did not
have any funds or resources
the
No
...
Co.—Proposed Bond Financing—
Co. below.—V.
187, p. 988;/;'//
"/V'-;A^/ ;
payable Jan. 13.
in its complaint had alleged that the
defendants,
April 1, 1956 had been selling common stock of
Corp. without registration
as
required by the Act,
corner
that
fees
$1,876,788 $13,707,265 $14,742,578 A
530,967 - 4,321,683 , 4,-212,635 ,
$2,145;153
741,872
ops.
inc.
annual salary.This marks the 41st successive, year Hagan has distributed Christ¬
mas checks.
Last year the company paid out $271,000 to. approximately
General Telephone Co. of The Southwest—Earnings-
artifice, device and
scheme
to
defraud
purchasers and prospective purchasers
in
the
sale of such stock,
in that the defendants had falsely represented
that Franklin Atlas Corp.-'' had acquired and owned certain
proper¬
ties on and in the vicinity of Wall Street in the
Borough of Man¬
hattan, City of New York, and that it planned to erect
firstly, a
33-story office building, and later, a 55-story office building at the
northeast
aggregate
about
Atlas
v
'
two'weeks
stock on
Period End. Oct. 31-1958—Month—1957
by the plaintiff and these defendants, and that an adjudi¬
will be made on such Stipulation and the other
the action.
or
cash
finally determined at Dec.
of
of
Commission
on
Franklin
and
to
of
as
common
the year 1959 are estimated at $13,500,000 and
$58,000,000,
188,
p.
2352.
■ '
' /
the Court
bji
papers- in
since
broker-dealer
of
ry.
covering
announced
>
price
aggregate
ail
—V.
Judge Dawson recited that the defendants
Franklin Atlas Corporation, John L. deLyra and Walter Elmatti had
consented to the entry of such judgment without any admission
by
them of the truth of the allegations contained in the
complaint or
any adjudication
thereon by the Court.
The
at
-
$7,579,480
$7,746,921 $66,559;047 $71,259,287A '
5,434,327 A 5,870,153
52,851,782: 56,516,709 ,
rev.
The,. 1,200 employees of this corporation,
will receive more ' than
$3od,OO0 in Christmas bonuses this year. President William W. Hopwood
Atlas
Judgment signed by
respect to the
dealers
-i'*
-'•/*
1958—10-Mos.—1957
Hagan Chemicals & Controls, Inc.—Pays Bonus—
to
adjustments with New York Stock Exchange mem¬
and for rights purchased during the subscription
proceeds
in violation of the registration and fraud
Act
consent
upon
the
of
other- security,
the Securities
any
provisions
judgmert
sell
to
share"
sold
were
others
Gross
Office
Dec.
York, had entered a Judgment of Per¬
manent
Injunction prohibiting this corporation of 80 Wall Street,
New York,
John L. deLyra and Walter Elmatti, from further sales
of
"c.ctra
application by them
preferred stock .will become
a
part of the treasury funds of the company and will be used, by the
company for property additions and improvements and/or to discharge
in part short term bank
loans, used to reimburse the treasury for
funds
previously used for said purposes,
owing
by .the
company.
New
of
the
shares
cumulative preferred stock,
through Paine, Webbef, Jackson
& Curtis and Mitchum, Jones &
Templeton (not on a fil-m commitment
basis).
The public offering price and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendment.
/y
Sales Ordered Halted—
that
by GPU
shares
Net
of
meet
106,456
by GPU in stabilizing transactions.—V. 188,
$20
1924.
p.
participating
approximately $60,000.
This
$3,828,563
inc..-
Net railway oper;
3,621
warrants upon
-
with the SEC cn Dec. 11, Astock, $100 par, and A
The company proposes
to offer., the preferred stock and-' the • ooncis. for public sale at
com*',petitive. bidding.
"
•
A".
-■•''■('/;_•
Net proceeds of the financing will
be used to pay 31 f short-term y
notes issued to provide funds for construction purposes, of which some,
$13,000,000 will be outstanding prior to the receipt of such proceeds,
and the balance will be used to carry forward the construction -pro¬
gram" and for other corporate purposes.
It is presently expected thatconstruction expenditures for the
years
1958-59 will total approxi¬
mately
$108,000,000,
of
which
$13,557,000 was expended through
Oct.
31, 1958.—V. 188, p. 2462.
A A" , , - '
>v ,
General Telephone Co. of California—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
a'"''V-'•■/•r-
1958—10 Mos.—-1957
exps.
from ry.
100
$825,447.
was
16,
Net rev.
and
:
Power
See. Signal
Ry.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
than
with
and
dealers have
chased
Fort Worth
less
of
connection
at
Period End. Oct. 31—
through
aggregate amount paid
period
1717.
183, p.
sold
were
holders
2,051,906
3,596
.
$15,365,196.
shares out. of
provided to meet the
Of $184,775.
ber
trucks
and
cars
to
Moreover,
stock
common
of
price
.
1,739,372
—
Total
41,144
i
43,920 A
8,899 shares, of tne 12,520 shares
required
Ohio, RR.—Earnings—
1958—Month-^-1957
,
188,
/////a'"-
100,000
shares
of
preferred
$10,000,000 of iirst mortgage bonds, due 1989.
-
soldi.
be
not
GPU
not
% %
lc par value —V.
--/'/IaZ'A'-''
y926. •;./
p.
Southern
1958
Subscriptions—-
were
stock
common
the balance,
were
for
231,357,
This company filed a registration statement
15.061
.
34,300
158,810
cars
36,606
,
an
The
Total
additional
of
which
subscription
subscribed
;
,
$1,074,957
261,024
'
aggregate price of $4,922,000, In addition, 11,749 .snares sold to '
regular full-time employees (including officers) of GPU and its sub¬
sidiaries for an aggregate price
of $452,337. -The balance of 3,800
256,654
5,473
for
1,395,949
16,982
passenger
Edsel
1958—11 Mos.—1957
1958—Month—1957
thus
privilege;
will
holders of
aggregate
an
/
investment company, filed with the SEC an
1958', to-its registration statement covering
Gulf- States Utilities
/A 36,774
130,981
shares
shares
share"
provided
privilege
36,002.
for
the
from
rev.
188,
See
/'
40,290
A
}
37,072
.,
313,631
Utilities Corp.—Stock
.
Vi'X"?1''-a
$911,994
." $110,755
33,700
-V';"///
&
operating
Gulf
the 530,000 shares of additional common stock recently offered
stockholders, 399,096 shares were subscribed for pursuant to exer-
to
2,051,906 units.
date total of 47,303.
14,926
10,
Mobile
railway oper.
—v..
42,402.A
'
92,309
43,992
J.
N.
Dec.
on
operating exps.'
Railway
36,984
246,698
18,488
'•/ $118,149
ry. oper.
'■ /.■/. / A
Railway
Of
produced
company
17,295
J
sec-
$404,247 ;; $3,858,834/ $3,900,012 *
293,492
2,946,840^
2,825,055
$404,781 A: 286,632
Period End. Oct. 31—
Net
A'
241,756
63,050
General Public
the
29,796.
Offering—A
1958—10 Months-r-1957
.1958—Month—1957
•
additional 5,000,000-shares of capital stock,
Gulf,
.
138, p. 1335.
.
year-to-date, total to 1,262,060 cars
months
11
4,177,237
.
Western RR.—Earnings—■
&
Jersey City,
192$.
"
A ;
239,553 "
269,947
November
1958
'31,101' .A
A".
/.A;;/,:./:/a/a/.:" /A.;,/ ./$•///./ i;';./
from
rev.
Net
275,773
272,691
251,077
73,691
...
October
Company
November production brought the
and
$4,823,404
7,166,970
811,910
,
1925.
p.
Group Securities, Inc.—Registers With SEC-—
p.
Trucks
276,285
'
188,
Bay
amendment
A 39,270'
-
70,554
September
Off-
production of cars and trucks reached its
during November when. 189,701 units were pro¬
The total surpassed that of the best previous month, January,
Motor
Ford
•/
A,A*..' 44,212 ;/
325,296
32,294
,
173,228
—
August
Ford Motor Co. (Mich.)—Car and Truck Output
$1,773;521
,
Cars
A'
30,920
212,791
Co.—May Be Acquired-^
Insurance
Investors Corp. above.—V.
highest point in
we
A' Passenger
February
2028.
p.
1957-
,
,
Cars
Outstanding
50,000 shs.
1..
44,076,596
$512,316
422,652
Net yy, oper... income___ 34,013
—V. 188, p. 1925.
'
• //;/,: •
FACTORIES)
(U. S. AND CANADIAN
IP
March,,..
_
which'
struggle
• a
*///'•/
April
V.
—
$1
(par
41,444,479
Here
.*
Passing er
Authorized
stock
Common
in
development.
trucks.
were
,
GIVING
Net
was
assistance
passenger cars and 43,992
estate in Florida. The home office of the
is located at 312 West Palmetto Avenue, DeLand, Fla.
CAPITALIZATION
large part
Development
an.
provement and sale of real
corporation
a
corporation produced 313,939 passenger cars and trucks in the
United States and Canada during November, as compared with 356,951
during November, 1957, it was announced on Dec. 1.
^ ;
p Of the total vehicles produced by GM during November, 269,947 were
organized in Florida on Sept. 18,
development, subdivision. Im¬
was
deficit
oper.
Railway Oper. revenue,
Railway operating exps.
General Motors Corp.—November Car Production—
purchase,
the
$48,900,000
4,325,684
"$4,609
Period End. Oct. 31—
-
This
in Volusia County, Ha,
purpose
I
lose."—V.
not
ry.
.This
net,proceeds will be used in the development, and
improvement, and sale of a 135-acre tract of land recently purchased
for
ry. oper.
from
rev.
Green
.
member of the board and
a
as
be
appointed Chairman recently by
I believe there is nothing of more immediate
protection of our national security in inter¬
importance than
the
trade, technical
PROCEEDS—The
BUSINESS—The
shall
I
which
national
share, without underwriting.
by the corporation
of
Board,
14,000 shares of common stock (par $1) at $5 per
fered
continue
to
me
executive. committee.
President
\
Development Corp. — Common
Stock Offered—The corporation on Nov. 10 publicly of¬
1958
as
Advisory
/"• /V//
-
1958—10 Months—1957
$4,838,000 $43,218,000-
4,043,609
2142. '/••„./.
p.
I
happy to accept.
"I
am
looking forward enthusiastically to devoting
of
my
time
to
the
furtherance
of the
International
Highlands
Florida
I
"The board lias asked
of
debentures
1958, to request a
'./A .).■■■' •;/;///:■■■;/;/- A'
30,
exps.
Great Northern Paper Co.—Secondary
Approximately a year ago I informed,.the members of the board
planned to submit my resignation at the , close of 1958.
;
that
interested
hearing thereon. ;
525.
p.
RR.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
$4,039,000
ondary offering of 26,000 shares of common stock (par.i
$25) was made on Dec. 11 by Kidder, Peabody & Co. at
$50.50 per share, with a dealer's discount of $1 per share.
It Was oversubscribed and the books closed —V. 188,»
know the normal retirement age in our company is 65.
acceded to the request of the board of directors and con¬
Chairman
for three years beyond the normal -..retirement
you
tinued
the
Act
has applied to
Investment Company
company,
permitting its purchase of $50,000 of 6convertible capital
of Union Finance
Corp., and the Commission has given
—V.
Chairman— ;
Dec.
'my
However,
date.
investment
Western
revenue^
"Deficit.—V.
.
Fla.,
of
trder
an
Net
22, at a meeting of the board of directors I plan to
resignation «s Chairman of the Board of General Mill:-,
effective Jan. 1, 1959.
Iu liis statement made on Dec. 19 be said: -
Corp. Debentures—
nance
Net
feasible at this time."
General Mills, Inc.—Bull-is- to Retire as
"As
Florida Growth Fund, Inc.
operating
2462.
j).
Today.
submit
1924.
p.
Railway
j
oper.
wa/ stated; "While substantial progress has been made, Henry
Crown,/Chairman of Material Service Corp., has decided that due to
$6,943,974
$445,412
74,727
Trunk
Period End. Oct. 31—
Railway
1958-
Monday, December 22,
.
It
$32,265,776
25,321,802
$377;996
••'10,460
ry. oper;
income™
oper.
ry.
exps.
-: 4:
t
technical dilficulties the proposed merger is not
§2,767,778 $28,345,464
2,322,366
22,886,838
$2,576,519
2,198,523
revenue-.
operating
Railway
'
cancelled.
25)
Dec.
Grand
Dropped—
corporation
Service
1958—10 Months—1957
1958—Month—1957
Period End. Oct. 31—
Railwav oper.
that Kidder,
2
Ry.—Earnings—
Coast
East
Florida
Dec.
on
has announced that us merger talks with Material
Corp.( have been suspended and its special meeting called for
This
Peabody & Co. inc. acted
a* advisor
in connection with the merger of The Hankins Container
Co. into The Flintkote Co.
See also V. 188, p. 2245.
announced
was
Dynamics Corp.—Merger Talks
General
Co.—Acquisition of Hankins Firm—
Flintkote
It
.
-
...
Volume
Number 5805
188
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
early in 1959. Construction has begun.on
Port-of-Spain, Trinidad.
Hotels are
and Rotterdam, The Netherlands; Route,
London, England; Tokyo, Japan; Caracas, Venezuela, Baghdhdj
and Colombo, Ceylon.—V. 188, p. 1926. "
1 - :
la
hotels
for opening
scheduled
Athens,
Hotel Corp. of America—Awarded
Operating'Contract, /
.
^
corporation and the Prudential Insurance Co.
This
negotiations
on
hotel
will
part
that
operation
of
Prudential
of
in - Boston,
""•'3'"""'
Center,
Mass
z-
,
,„
.,
.•.
.
of America ha,ve
3iya-acre
a
..
—' L
.
Allen- A.
circular
Back
stated
him
from
that
T-tnat
•»--rr-i*-"
j
nanie
to
A,000-room
25-story,
a
Commission
by order dated
Nov.
20,
1957,
tempo-
Bortoii
as
the
-
'that
and
"predecessor,"
a
that
he
owned
option
the
on
the
lease
Clark
Clark
hath' berii convicted of an
naci oeen convicted oi an
securities.. The
evidence
lie
ne
although
lease,
offense
onense
had
and
the
been
failed
involving
offering
the
acquired
operating
Asimnntitfmi
Plans
mainr
a mnnff
Competition
r«
Prudential
for
feature
Center
office
52-story
a
,
building,
x.;
•
^
,,
7
offering price and underwriting terms
'
Net
have
are to be supplied by amendment.
the sale of the debentures will be added
initially to
proceeds of
capital of the
working
been
No
company.
specific
allocations
fund#
the
of
made, but the
company proposes to use the funds to meet
requirements i /„ iU
.nere^ing volume of busi-i
uess and increasing investment in
inventories, to keep the company in
a position to accept orders „r un.;-i.
c s
fu. die U. 8
Govern¬
ment (in addition to current orders or
projects) and for additions and
cash
increased
„
improvements
2764.;
to
its
properties
and
facilities.—V.
183,
2538
pp.
and
...
disclose
to
and
purchase
M. Shanks, Prudeiitial President, said that _award-of- tne_0f,
adduced
at
the
hearing, however,
contract to the-Hotel corporation followed a six^month — showed that ; Bbrton was not the owner and that the
company upon
hntpl
cvniins
<*'
'*•■ ■*
Siii'i",!',-jT',.
^
among major hotel groups.
learning that- fact, had acquired an option from the real owner. Thus,,
Carrol
i
become
development
Bay
ouy
the
The
»*■: < ;',v
.
.
,"The suspension-order had charged that Illowata's notification failed
•
completed
offering of 900,000 common shares at 10 cents per share
the conditional exemption from registration provided by
pursuant, to
Regulation A.
Iraq.; { rarily suspended* the exemption-on the ground of non-compliance with
"£the Regulation. Subsequently, a hearing was ordered at the company's
srequest to ; determine' whether to vacate the suspension or make it
t
♦
public
the
-
under
-Italy;
and
Greece
contract in Amsterdam
(2643)
.
the allegations of the prior order
relating to Borton were not sustained.
which will include the insurance company's Northeasterif-'boffie office,
The
suspension order' also
challenged information
in
Illowata's:
operations, six • 25-story apartment . houses,.. several lowV commercial*
offering; circ'OlarjLwith respect to the cost of developing the Clark
buildings, a municipal auditorium to be built by the City of"^Bost©n, lease and the prospects of oil recovery from the lease.
There was a
a 4,000-car garage
and the hotel.
,«V
allure .!'to disclose- that the proposed application of 820,000 of the
HCA
has
outlined
specifications
for ... the
hotel
which .wilt >;be
r.
,
.
...
•
proceeds of the stock sale to the development of the lease would be
designed by the architectural firm of- Charles Luckman Associates of
insufficient to develop the lease; that a core analysis report attached
New York and Los Angeles.,
.';y.- -V
:'-to.the,notificationVand indicating an 1800-barrel-pcr-acre oil recovery
TTnfnl
4' i'h
livi
fn*
'innf
Kansas,
Oklahoma
oper.
Railway
operating
Gulf
&
Period End. Oct. 31—
Railway
Ry.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
1958—10 Months—195*1
$479,009
$431,932
$4,344,602
22dfoo7
2x4,o21
2,425,016
2,483,730
$258,952
$187,411
77,508
$1,919,586
763,680
$1,683,189
126,550
revenue__
exps.
$4,166,919
,
Net
.
Net
ry.
—V.
from ry. oper."
rev.
income
oper.
635,426
188, p. 1926.
>
„—
.«
i
:
it,
A
^
/.
;
J..
,
*
..
nn
_
A
nr
n
1
,
riAl
.
'
,
r
...
.
•
■
■
Kennedy's, Inc.—Control Acquired—
See
...
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp. below.—V. 185,
Kerr-McGee Oil
Net
Manhattan RR.—Improvement Continues
Hudson &
f 195&-^MontlP-1957 v958-410 Idoj^Arl957
$940,318
$9,090,573.;'; $7,873,314'
$953,646
848,805
8,179,564,.- 7,855,684 841,036
Period End. Oct. 31—'
Gross operating revenue'
expenses-'Ar
Qpcr.
./v
$911,009
'5,643
12,899
110,243
$118,253
Y\.
/i
$104,412
$1,021,252
charges,
125,446
J 1,219,251
,
—
700,583
V^.700,583
112,945
,.
r
: Net
order
taxes,
months
-
70,058 '
; v.:
•
after
/-the. Commission
with
the
Commission
concluded
that
it
would
order
has
exercise
This
ment
.
'
'
...
„
-
T.
Officials of this company and C.
1926./'.
•■•purpose.r ■
' ■< *•.;;>>
4
;
^/Accordingly* the ./Commission instructed its staff to consider and
report witnin 3d' days on the question whether the revised offering
circular is in acceptable form.
If so, the temporary suspension order
*
*
wni
made
Boston
announcement
jointly
made
was
Dec.'
on
by
9
managing-director of C. Itoh & Co.
Usaburo Yoshida,
tric
-
-
.
i
Commercial products to be
v
rces.
;
distributed by the C. .Itoh firm will include
and silicon diodes, transistors and-other
scientific and industrial computers rind
.
.
The
The
6f
Co.
Mfg.
Hycon
—
had
the
for
of
Chairman
Gardner,
that
nounced
consolidated
■'
,
of
—
Board
ended
$5,358,200
until
sale
the
31,
1958,
the
V
>
announced
also
Gardner
Mr.
the
to
have
";-
Rys.,
National
Fletcher
p.m.
on
Dec.
of Indianapolis
2
it
to
Inc.—Tenders for Bonds—
19,
Bank
1958,
Transit
Trust
&
to
was
Co.,
Indianapolis,
receive
System, Inc.,
57o
tenders
for
general mort-*
Nov.
1958.--V.
10,
188,
J
_
'
.
\ j
■
company,
filed
with
the
SEC
amend¬
an
business
new
amended
articles
of
common
incorporation,
share®
adopted
by
provisions which increased from 5,000,000 to
18,000,000 the number of common shares authorized, and reduced the
number
the
-
The
now
State
date
articles
of Ohio.
of
the first
and
of
of
preferred stock to
the
split will be Dec. 22,. 1958, when the
incorporation will be filed with the Secretary of
Certificates for the additional shares
resulting
split will be mailed Jon. 23, 1959.—V. 188,
Lake
second
outstanding.
effective
amended
shares
Ontario
Portland
p.
Cement
from
th®
2031.
Co,
Ltd.
—
Offering
Effective—
George
H.
Elliott,
President, on Dec. 11 announced that combined
subscriptions
and
oversubscriptions
under
its
offering
to
common
shareholders of units consisting of one common share and one common
share
warrant
have
exceeded
444,445
required to make the offering effective.
total
Indianapolis
Inc.
Rys.,
above.—V.
188,
Industrial Bank of Commerce
"'"The"SEC
p.m.
Any
unsubscribed
issued
is
it
investment
directors
units,
the
minimum
number
consisting of 671,376 units continued
12,
1958, when the subscription rights
through
.
Peabody
V.
p.
188,
Lake
1G14.
p.
Net
(N. Y.)—Granted Exp'n
subsidiary of The Equity Corp., a registered
loan
transactions between
the bank
and
its
prohibited
by Section
17'a)(3)
Commission grants an exemption from such
the
ere
of
that
unless
Act
prohibition.
Inglis Co. Ltd.—Fraud Indictment Announced
The SEC
.
had
indictment
an
York Regional Office
New
Berman,
Cornells
dividuals
with
of
1933,
completed.
.- • •
■.}
;
.Jj
The company's common stock holdings of 340,000 shares ill-Hycon
Eastern, Inc. at Cambridge, Mass., have been sold for, $620,000 to a
by
the
Thomson
company's agents,
Co., Ltd.—See also
&
1958—Month—1957
from
ry. oper.
income___
oper.
188,
1958—10 Months—1957
$704,380
273,191
$854,265
314,108
$3,702,553
2,353,318
2,772,899
$431,189
198,224
"
exps.
$540,157
$1,349,235
$2,470,415
266,840
652,991
1,246,031
$5,243,314
1926.
p.
Lehigh
announced
on
operating
Railway operating
4,
1958,
anti-fraud provisions
Individual
of
with
183,
1958—Month—1957
-
$2,700,973
220,665
2,096,655
2,192,459
ops.
$72,568
$137,478
$604,318
$1,011,085
5,645
31,655
—9,968
191,097
rev._
ry.
inc.__
oper.
1958—10 Mos.—1957'
$287,525
214,957
$358,143
exps.
-
$3,203,544
1926.
p.
that
the Securities
conspiracy.—V.
from
rev.
Net railway
—V.
Dec.
& Hudson River Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Oct. 31—
,
Railway
Leliigh & New England RR.—Earnings—
(USDC, SDNY) charging Charles M.
Cornells deVroedt and 22 other in¬
Inc.,
the
additional
one
offered
Nesbtit,
Period End. Oct. 31r-
1958—Month—1957
1958—10 Mos.—1957
Act
Railway operating
rev.-
$671,332
$808,962
$5,622,791
168,
Railway operating
exps.
526,522
600,941
4,931,897
$6,595,541
5,560,769
ops,
$144,810
$208,021
$690,894
$1,034,781
railway oper. inc.__
258,827
166,495
1,500,989
1.623,656
1362.
p.
been
and
•
returned
been
deVroedt,
violating
be
may
and
revenue
operating-
rev.
Net
totaling
oper.
ry.
—V.
.
(John)
Co.
2247.
Superior & Ishpeming RR.—Earnings—
Railway
Railway
indirect
an
units
&
expired.
exemption order under the Investment Com¬
an
company,
Dec.
on
Kidder,
Act permitting this bank to make loans to certain of its directors.
pany
Because
of
has
offering
Period End. Oct. 31—
By Securities and Exchange Commission—
of
the
were
authorized number of
1614.
p.
Indianapolis Transit System, Inc.—Tenders for Bonds
.
receipt
in
3:30
'
company
profit
$2,850,000 which brings the company's backlog to $7,290,000, over tiO'/i
for guided missile electronic test equipment.
This compares with a"
backlog of: $4,410,000 a year ago.
-3. In
order
to
improve
Hycon's
financial
condition
for
the
per¬
formance of substantial new business, major capital structure improve¬
ments
of proposals for purchase of the bonds beyond
Commission's earlier approval order.—V. 188*
the
included
shareowners,.
Net
tax in view of
a
loss carryforward benefit,sris
net non-recurring profit of $451,300 and net operating
profit of $41,300.
I
investment
three-for-pne split of the 4,106,439outstanding
approved by the stockholders on Dec. 10.
the
Makes
income
to
comprised of
■
Kroger Co.—Stock Split Voted—
A
was
of
sum
1
consolidated
a
?
bonds, due July 1, 1967, to an amount sufficient to exhaust the
$508,082 at prices not to exceed 100%
plus accrued interest
gage
\.PPresident, ^has#rin"
and
Oct.
and
in
and
.
American
The
Ind.,
Stockholders—
the
months
nine
sales
Gains
1
Indianapolis
$492,600, after recognizing an operating loss and shutdown expense
©f $291,800 this year on two wholly-owned subsidiaries, Hycon Aerial
Surveys, Inc. and Hycon Electronics, Inc.
The pro/it, which is not
subject
!
.
.
recently called for redemption on Dec. 15, last, all
outstanding 4% first mortgage serial bonds,, dated Dec.
1,
101%.—V. 173, p. 105./"
"
"
'
"
J
lit
The
>
Financial
Reports
Preferred
its
and
a
submission
permitted
1926.r'
,:. See
Trevor
'•
'
.
f
"
approval of stockholders of the companies involved.
• w :
!
Harold
M.
Williams, Hunt Foods Vice-President, noted that • Hunt
and industries, Inc., as now constituted, has diversified interT.
ests including the manufacture and sale of Ohio Blue Tip. matches,"
Hunt's
and
Snider's
food
products, lumber,
glass
containers,
cans-.
Exchange Offer to
granting a request of American Elec¬
subsidiary, Indiana & Michigan Electric
originally* contemplated;
that
Foods
machinery.—V. 188, p. 2030.
Co.—Financing Postponed
order
an
*
into this corporation of nine of its subsidiaries and
associated companies, including Hunt Foods,
Inc. and United Can &
Glass Co., became effective with the end of the company's fiscal year,
on
Nov. 30,
1958.
The merger previously had received overwhelming
•
.
company
its
1946
toiII
on^inn
driicient, the suspension will
2370.
p.
enen
extension
an
the date for
merger
and can-making
186,
rlofiripnt
r- :
" "
'
construction
program
are
less
this fact coupled with its ability
to use:the' proceeds of the cash capital contribution from the parent
for
construction-'expenditures will
enable
the
subsidiary
to
defer
P.
Hunt Foods & Industries, Inc.—Merges Nine Units—
matpriallv
Paymentsr'under;1 the 1 subsidiary's
than
.
..
Co., Inc.,
lor
consummate
•
The Japanese company also will.,
represent Hughes direct display cathode ray storage tubes, microwave
tubes, and electronic components and instruments, including the memoscope and tono-scope oscilloscopes containing the Hughes memory . tubes.
—V. 187, p. 456.
A"
•
.*
V--'
:
■•'•w
•
Kingfisher Water Co.—Redeems Bonds—
r
gating ..$1-3,500,000. r,.
equipment.
electronic
advanced
is
to March 31,
1959, of the period within which
previously-approved
financing
proposal
of
the
subsidiary.
This proposal contemplated the issuance and sale by the
subsidiary of $20,000,000 of bonds at competitive bidding and one or
more cash capital contributions
by the parent to the subsidiary aggre¬
the Hughes line of germanium
semiconductor devices used "in
other
Power
issued
to
s
_.
has
Co.
operational all-weather jet interceptors of the
used in
currently
United States and Canadian Air
it
permanent.—V.
The SEC
•5
Among military equipment to come under the sales agreement: will
be the Hughes-designed armament control systems, the only such sys.
tems
/•
15,
1958
to its registration
statement
covering
an
1,000,000 shares of Keystone Custodian Fund Certificates
of participation series S 3.—V. 188,
p. 2142.
-
,,
'nt
and
Indiana & Michigan Electric
A.
Lawrence
Hyland, Vice-President and General Manager of Hughes Aircraft Co.,
and
1825.
p.
'
■
Dec.
on
Also
Japan.
The
vaeated'
be
.
.
...
"oMihfl
^
„
Itoh & Co., Ltd. have, signed -.agreements naming the Itoh firm as exclusive sales representative,for,Hughes
military equipment and distributor of Hughes commercial^products in
-r
'
additional
.
_.
188,
Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.—Registers With SEC
its
to consider Illowata's. revised offering circular in view of
the "clear showing oi good faith and of other mitigating circumstances
connection with the deficiencies" in the original
filing.
The mis¬
leading statements^:according to the decision,
for
the
most
part
stemmed from or appeared in the two geological reports
upon which
"ths! company assertedly relied in good faith; and Illowata had expressed
a
willingness to. state in its amended offering circular that the two
reports and a third later submitted are not to .be relied on for any
.Ilugrhes Aircraft Co.—New Japanese Sales Agreement
*
year.—V.
'
•
to
whether
suspension
temporary
a
in
deficitfl_::^J ::: :;$64,750;i1;4, $91,092, ,.. $898,582.- $1,317,372
:t-.-...•Exclusive, oh interest ;on adjustment income bonds.—V. "188, p.
•v
last
of
■
is: discretionary
*
for
were
•
bonds__^_^f.
income
suspension
earnings
the ouarter ended Sept. 30, 1958, after provision
$573,986, as compared with $1,425,417 for the similar
period of the last fiscal year. Earnings per common share were 16 cents,
as
compared with 52 cents per common share for the first threa
for
discretion
>•$127,589
Interest; on ladjusthfeltil
V
the
satisfactory.
amendments rilled
been i issued,
U. 109,959
.
that
However, Illowata
a
revised offering
be vacated if the
'
1,244,378
70,058
;
circular is
consider
'
income^—
•Income
revised
,/r Observing .that it
$1.7,630
$91,513
income-'-/
•'?
;
Gross
.
circular, andv'fequested
taxes -':
$112,618
Non-operating
questionable in view of certain unfavorable factors.
undertook„to cure these deficiences by submitting
612.
p.
Industries, Inc.—Earnings Lower—
,
Net rev.
International Business Machines
including
Hycon Eastern's management, The Western
Union
Telegraph Co. and certain investors represented by Kuhn, Loeb & Go.
In connection with this transaction, Hycon Mfg. exchanged its $900,000.
group
.'
Iiolding
Hycon
of
«lso holds
The
short-term note of $135,000
a
of
name
Hycon Eastern,
Inc.
from
remains
equity interest
in Hycon Eastern in
ownership permits continued technical
companies.
"
>
A
Hycon Eastern.
unchanged.
Hycon
Upon
^Rargo,
indebtedness
$200,000 of its preferred stock
shares
f
.
to
of Hycon"
holders
with
of
holding in
by- paying-lAvco
by;p£fying_ Avco
r.
>
of
preferred
dividends,
for"
common
for
each
stock
common
share
of
31,
1958.—V:
188.
2507.
p.
■
stock
on
preferied.
:
Dee.
exchange
to
basis'vof
This
'
: »
It rivill
Railway oper.-revenue
Railway operating exps.
,.19,838,936
Net
Net
rev.
ry.
—V.
7,912,041
5,890,284
45.189/223
income
3,598,778
1,742,837
oper.
Railway
_
\
operating
$1,206,975
Net
from
rev.
i
It
*
ry.
896,091
7,377,898
p.
$2,673,329
$2,298,247
102,638
854.438
'
*
up
from
to
of
a
especially, interested in long
typhoons which plague the island
& Telegraph Corp.—Contract
T.
air navigation facilities
administrator of Civil Aero¬
this corporation for the
VORTAC stations..'
more
Pyle,
The SEC
kuled
of
on
that
Securities
tion
that
tance
of
to
697,804
ground
Federal Electric Corp., ITT service organiza¬
to forty teams of electronics engineers and techthe CAA regional offices to install and test the
it
that
is
delivered
VORTAC
258
to
sites
stations
the
around
gtock
vacated,
circular
Dec.
8
will
be
installed,
tested
commissioning
by June 30, 1959. The CAA now has
commissioned and an additional 26 operating
and testing of the VORTAC system components
is
The
the
will
require
approved
about
common
thirty
system
working
days
short-range
of
for
com¬
naviga¬
of
a
decision
Jn which it
;
prior
provides pilots of equipped aircraft flying en route with two
bearing information and one source telling them the dis¬
VORTAC station to which they are tuned.
CAA
will
ultimately
install
and
operate
VORTAC
stations
found
upon examination not to
be false
or
misleading.
"
24.
1957,
It
filed
a
notification
and
John
offering circular proposing
D.
the
43,759,004
49,196,90$
$1,286,894
628,019
$4,625,631
inc
188,
297,658
$8,103,949
*2,646,307
1,560,985
1926.
p.
'
;
'
'
\
Williams has been elected President of this corporation and
Williams
past 28
became
lias
served
the
company in various capacities during
Production Manager in 1930 to
Lipe-Rollway in 1942. In 1953 he also
Vice-President and General Manager of Rollway
years—having risen from
and
director
Vice-President
director
Bearing Co.,
a
and
of
wholly-owned subsidiary.—V. 181, p. 960.
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.—Mexican Affiliate Formed—
Formation
of
commercial
a
interest
Mexican
Glass
Fibers
Co.
below.—V.
188,
p.
2247.
announced
and
M'exiean
manufacturing
airplane
America's
of
one
.
.
This
Dec.
corporation,
r
,
Corp.,
filed
-----
a
-
registration
-
„
statement
with
the
SEC
City
on
Dec.
leading
by
companies
company
aviation
12
leaders
manufacture
reported
of
a
light
that
the
utility
company's initial project was
capable of performing
airplane
variety of civilian and agricultural missions and designed to
the
topographical
and
geographical
requirements of
Mexico
other
Latin
American
countries. •
fit
a
will
Lockheed
through
assist
in
the
development
of
the
new
and
company
divisions and sub¬
Lockheed's Georgia
supply the light airplane design prototypes and necessary
resources and abilities of its various
Arrangements have been
made with
the
to
tooling.—V.
188,
p.
2031.
Loew's, Inc.—Launches IVIetro-Pak Music System—
on
15, 1958, coyering $1,250,000 of 6% convertible subordinated de¬
due 1974, to be "'fere
- pub11I; tr.ro'1"
an
nderwritgroup headed by
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis. The public
Mexico
partners.
Mexican
the
sidiaries.
Bloomficld, Conn.—Registers
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Aircraft
In
by Senors Abclardo RodrJPguez and Juan F. Azcarate.
•
«*
The former President of Mexico and Azcarate, an aeronautical pio¬
neer
and engineer said the Mexican company had been formed with
the Lockheed Aircraft Corp., whose several factories in
the United
States build commercial aircraft, including the prop-Jet Electra and the
jet powered executive transport the JetStar.
The new company will be known as Lockheed-Azcarate, S. A. with
majority ownership held by Senors Rodriguez and Azcarate with other
Division
'. Illowata
ttas organized under'Colorado law in September, 1957
Plans to engage In the development and operation of oil properties. Its
only prpperty is an option to acquire for $12,500 a 200-acre/'oil aqd M
gas lease on property in Nowata County, Okla.
(the "Clark 'lease'*).-
On Oct.
L.O.F.
\,Kaman
"
and
,
-
Johns-Manville Corp.—Acquires L.O.F. Glass Assets—
See
Act
are
4,672,055
Bearing, Co., Inc., Syracuse, N. Y., manufacturers of heavy
duty clutches, industrial machine tools and precision bearings.
He
,succeeds H. Follett Hodgkins, Sr. who becomes Chairman of the Board.
the
by SEC—
announced the issuance
$934,452
1958—10 Mos.—1957
$5,958,949 $43,217,509 $51,834,047
Rollway
was
country.
throughout the United States for better air navigation and air traffic
control for all users of the air space.—V. 188, p. 2247.
suspension
of a Regulation A exemption
from
registration with respect to a proposed public offering
by this company, of Denver, Colo., might appropriately be
provided the company's amended notification and "offering
a
ops.
ry.
railway oper.
with
stations
contract
VORTAC
1926.
Illowata Oil Co.—Ruling Issued
$5,362,201
4,427,749
rev._
Lipe-Rollway Corp.—Changes in Personnel—
World Trade Corporation.
Meteorological Agency in Tokyo,
contract
1958—Month—1957
exps.
'
IBM
.
--
Net
from
•Deficit.—V.
are
provide
James
of
as
Installation
this
sources
149,626
system
pletion.
;
^8,425,254
$350,339
for
VORTAC
-
income
oper.
188,
such
'
by
testing
is "estimated
under
*
V".
the
fearsome
signing
equipment
ready
test.
on
1958—10 Months—1957
$1,246,430 $10,051,227 $10,723,501
■
first
Net rev.
contruct,
call
on
VORTAC
16,140.256
$393,880
ry. oper.
the
The computer's
be used to predict
aiea.
Japanese
program
Valley RR.—Earnings-
Lehigli
"
,
Net
and
the
Under
50,679,987
-
813,095
exps.
'i
the
announced
tion,''will provide
and
revenue
the
•
Polk."
powerful electronic data processing
ordered by the Japanese Government from
2247.
with the
installation
Illinois Terminal RR.—Earnings—
Railway
188,'p.
been
nine
1958—Month—1957
for
is
ry.
1926.
most
organization,
accelerated
An
nautics,
242/883,603
17,372,119
Period End. Oct. 31—
of "the
It
from
p.
Period End. Oct. 31—
Mr.
2030.
p.
one
International Telephone
173,206,940 492,203,616
from ry. oper.
oper.
188,
704,
forecasts
nicians
*
"President
Government.*
Asia-Pacific
the
Japanese/'feather' experts
chain.—V.
-..v-a
has
25,501,994, =25,729.220 218,396,163
17,589,953
the
188,
Railway operating
Railway operating
offer.^expires
1958—10 Months—1957
$
$
$
$
ship,
Japane.se
to
installed'in
be
range
"
1958—Month—1957
Line's
in existence,ywas
Jap8ir.
three %
r
Illinois Central RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Oct. 31—
The IBM
-.systems
such 'shares,yalorrg
the
the
for
delivered
be
^BM's' subsidiary
Mfg. common stock valued at $300
j,000.
v .-;s: v.
«
i-':
>
changes, the directors have approvedvan;offers
Hycon's
accumulated
shares
-
Corp.
irp.
Hycon
addition-to ihese
In
to
Manufacturing
Avco
to
President
'weather
| Mr. Gardner also reported that Hycon Mfg. has retired its/$500,000
long-term
loaded with a 15-ton data processing system
dock at-this corporation's Ponghkcepsie,
ultimate, destination is Tokyo, Japan, .where'it will
- / —
•••
,
truck
arrival in the' West Coast.city, the truck and its $2,000,000
an :IBM
704 computer, will be lowered into the hold of the
American
the
form
of preferred
stock
collaboration between the two
,
—V.
the loading
from
away
•Met,
Y$. plant .on;Dec./15 and headed for San Francisco.
,N.
Mfg.'s
trailer
giant
rolled
debentures for an equivalent amount, of.
convertible preferred stock.--- Hycon 'Mfg.
Eastern
Hycon
Eastern'.^ cumulative
Corp.—Ship Process¬
ing System to Japan—
This
corporation has launched a successful new enterprise wifclv
background music system already operating in Woolwortln
and Grand Union Stores and the Arthur Murray Danc^
unique
bentures,
a
ing
Newberry
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2644)
Studios
in
the
York
New
Metro-Pak—the Musical Voice
Called
area.
of
flexible, versatile device, which costs less than any
existing system, makes hours of selected music available from MGM s
catalogue of the world's best artists, such as David Rose, George
Shearing, Andre Previn, -Dick Hyman, Larry Clinton and many others.
The device, a music cartridge which is a continuous, self-contained
reel-type tape container, is combined with high quality sound re¬
producing equipment—pre-amplifier, amplifier and speaker. The tape
is
pulled from (he center and after passing the playing, head is,
automatically wound on the outside of the cartridge reel. This process
goes on continuously.
Individual or
multiple messages, or musical selections of varying
length, may be repeated as desired, limited only by the length of
the tape in the cartridge.
The tape Is completely contained in the
plastic cartridge and ts never touched by the operator. The cartridge
is merely placed on the
machine, which is then switched to "play"
of
MOM-the
and
the device
smallest
—V.
is
flexible
The
The
to
large
a
in
location from the
department store;
any
hotel
or
a
business
to
stock
Dec.
on
voted
12
sell
to
firm's
the
.fl-'
Holders
of
2,281,040 shares voted
person
or
by
outstanding
the
favor
record
date
Nov.
of
transaction
the
of
14.
the appointment of J.
the
shares
J-M
to
P.
shareholders
firm's
Glass
Morgan & Co., Inc.,
which
Dec.
on
188,
operating
Railway operating
Net
Net
from
rev.
railway
—V.
188,
rcv._
$5,853,076
4,855,152
49,473,650
$845,407
$7,370,688
1,794,014
RR.
from
rev.
railway
22,015,197
22,151,155
16,207,630
17,753,717 156,018,234
—V.
188,
4,397,438
31,241,109
15,403,001
dent
65,271
652,633
604,499
the
$18,089,
of
sum
interest.—V.
173,
not
prices
at
exceed
to
Net
of
payable
from
income
capital
the
and
gains
distribution
his
will
father,
above.—V.
Corp.
Period End. Oct. 31—
wero
188,
of America below.—V.
185,
Special
dation
Co.
Conn.,
George
Chief
the
Brett,
P.
will
Executive
retain
As
and
named
was
Board
Chairman,
of
ment
on
who
Jr.,
Macmillan's
tablished
in
role
the
the
P. Brett, Jr., will be
operations and will be active in
world-wide
his
under
1959,
29,
marketing program,
180, p. 441.
Net
Net
from
rev.
railway
—V.
188,
consultant
a
The
—V.
This
which
was
es¬
the
unless
it
has
$299,206
$429,250
$3,916,453
$4,438,523
146,092
185,807
1,427,117
1,726,473
Exemption for Personal
company
has
applied
to
the SEC
lor
net
the
out
in
the
purpose
ment
the
of
plans.—V.
ot
each
168,
will
already
unit
the
have
investment
fund's
shares
been
trust
by
effectively
organized
of
means
common
stock
PROCEEDS—The
(par 10 cents)
at
under
1919
and
net
proceeds
will
be
used
equipment including a 35-ton
loading large transformers; for
and
per
share
to
purchase
for
crane
capable
an
expanded
25%
7,
corporate
will
be
added
trans¬
company
is
engaged
manufacturing
transformers ranging from
The
used
the
company
the
in
extensive
an
1
to
manufactures
of
two
to-day,
the liquid-filled type which
transformers - used
in
this
country
the
llie
the
m
accounts
accounts
for
company
of
United
States
the
among
specializing
leaders
in
exclusively
the
in
the
transformers.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
PRESENT
Authorized
7%
cumul.
Common
•
V*
188#
pfd.
stocks
*p*
stock
(par
(par
$25)
10c)
12,000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
2142.
the
90% of
dry ' type
by
Calif.,
E.
This
are
of
return
not
are
corporate
funds
sold.
California
Nov.
on
14,
located at 617 West Seventh
10%
property
working
interest
Beach
unit
is
in
operated
of
Oil
Bandini
and
consist
owns
located
and
Co.,
interest,
subject
in
producing wells
Southern California
by
California
in
the
second
Power Co.—Plans
oelow.-r-V.
185,
Bond
Financing—
1889.
p.
1958—Month—1957
1958—10 Mos.—1957
$4,068,744
2,943,917
2,833.293
ops.
$212,081
$330,920
$1,124,827
$2,277,567
inc.—
103,143
165,341
682,281
1,143,392
Net rev.
from
Net railway
—V.
188,
ry,
oper.
$5,110,860
1927,
p.
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Period End. Oct. 31—
RR.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
operating
rev._
$5,703,479
Railway
operating exps.
4,259,237
Net
from
rev.
ops.
1958—10 Mos.—1957
$5,114,374 $51,114,187 $57,178,594
3,968,061
$1,444,242
inc...-
494,049
ry.
railway
oper.
183, p
38,268,471
46,211,482
$1,146,313 $12,845,716 $10,967,112
2503.
—V.
300,495
3,716,461
2,553,847
Missouri-Pacific RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Oct. 31—
1938—Month—1957
-
$
Railway operating revRailway operating exps.
Net
rev.
ry.
—V.
from
1958—10 Mos.—1957
$
$
$
26,806,263
26,186,125 241,543,722 251,324,441
19,031,146
19,323,650 1S6,265,4K1
192,183,530
ops.
7,775,117
6,862,475
55,278,261
59,140,911
income—
oper.
188,
3,703,001
3,392,869
27,445,075
30,354,176
ry.
1927.
p.
Mobile Gas Service Corp.—Plans Stock Offering—
The directors
stockholders
tion
12
Dec.
on
approved in general
offering to common
an
to
purchase 33,000 shares of Common Stock by subscrip¬
basis of one share for each 10 shares held (1 for 10).
the
on
Subject to receipt of prior approval by the Alabama P. S.
Commission
proposed offering is to be be made by means of a prospectus on
22, 1959 and the company expects to file a registration
statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission on or about
Outstanding
about Jan.
or
Dec.
These
a
value
company
production;
be
a
Petroleum
Co.,
Co.
agreement
(c)
with
American
Two
Signal
interest,
slis".
well
■
It
registration
the
is
the shares of common stock
will be underwritten
of
expected that the offering
by The First Boston Corp.
Inc,
and
including Shropshire,
and
The RobinsonFrazer
k
Co.
and
headed
Sicks'
185,
2806.
p.
Ltd.—Acquisition—
Brewery,
Breweries, Ltd. below.—V,
171, p.
362.
Monongahela Ry.- -Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
Period End. Oct. 31—.
Railway
Railway
Net
from
rev.
Net railway oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
$531,626
$3,828,870
273,930
343,585
2,926,282
3,534,557
$86,876
$188,041
$902,588
$1,730,824
*38,253
8.900
*442,683
613
ops.
ry.
inc.—
188
1958—10 Mos.—1957
$360,806
operating rev—
operating exps.
$5,265,381
1927,
p.
&
a
7%
leases
in
the
Fillmore,
near
Leases.
which
Sespe Creek Field
Calif.
The
Merchants
balance
These
are
Bonebrake
has
$37,003.
a
Lease
32%
The
in
Ventura
designated
is
operated
limited
Cochran
as
override
Lease
In
the 83%% working interest is operated by the
two leases produced a total of 19,728 net barrels in
owns
of
the
Co.
the
Aug.
The
The
company
31,
1958;
Union
balance
Yarnell
received
there
Lease
a
is
the
of
proceeds
from
the
shares have been
as
company
sale
stock will
by the under¬
the
of
purchased
certain stockholders.
from
and
manufacture
the
fices
225
are
lip
medicinal
balm
under
products.
the
registered
name
main of¬
located in Lynchburg, Virginia, and it employs approximately
other
and
of
sale
toilet preparations, food specialties, flavorings
"Chap Stick," cosmetics,
household
and
Its
plant
and
persons.
EARNINGS—For the Jan.
1
through Oct. 4 period this
year
the
com¬
had net sales of $4,156,000, compared with $3,553,COO in the
period last year. For the year 1957 sales aggregated $4,951,000.
pany
$46,217.
owns
production.
the
to
BUSINESS—Corporation, incorporated in 1919 in Virginia, is engaged
in
like
DIVIDEND—The
share
of
the
royalty, which is
Oil
Co.
leases
of
are
a
]L9.65%
California
interest
operates
the
operated by
Continental
in 1957, from which
for the
year
ending
produced gas only
net income of
$158
no
oil production on this
lease.
The
other
on
record
as
maintain
(3)
Lease.
of
PROCEEDS—None
accrue
writers
the
of
new
Feb.
directors
stock
27,
have
payable
1959.
declared
on
is
It
a
dividend
of
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
RECENT
to
purchase
new
♦See
"Recent
10.000
1.000,000 shs.
shares
per
stock,
409,640 slis.
*
a
Financing" for
the
change
in
a
'
Outstanding
$600,000
of
stock
preferred
cents
FINANCING
Authorized
3600,000
first mortgage notes
Common stock, $1 par
6%
Warrant
8
March 15, 1959, to stockholders of
the intention of the directors to
quarterly divideds if conuitions permit.
♦CAPITALIZATION
subject
gross
Offered—Public
120,000 shares of common stock ($1) par
value) at a price of $6.621/2 per share was made on
Dec. 15 by The Johnson, Lane, Space Corp. and associates.
offering
oil.
two
Bonebrake
in
completed in June, 1958, with initial
day. The well was shut in due to lack
oil in storage is approximately 44.43
of
Corp.—Stock
Manufacturing
Morton
Interest, subject to 25%
was
per
share
working interest, subject to 34%%
Yarnell
Oil
offered.
group
Molson's
areas
Oil
coverlg
1958
so
Humphrey Co.,
Starkweather & Co.—V.
Pyne B Lease, in which company owns a 30% working
to 16%% royalty, which is a 24.91% interest in the
gross production;
(4) Navarro Lease, In which company owns a 30%
2,216 slis
30,
to
by
Petroleum
four leases in the Richfield Field in Orange
County, Calif., designated as follows:
(1)
Yarnell Lease,
in
which
company owns a 16%%
landowner's royalty in the gross production;
(2) Pyne A Lease, in which company owns a 16%% working interest,
subject to 16%% royalty, which is a 13.88%
interest in the
gross
FINANCING
offering of 30,000 shares
begin
289,336
to
production
gross
Petroleum
operating
less, in which
or
$70,000—present
company
The
companies
manufacture of
Ohio, investment bank¬
will
$620,256
the
of
three
Southern
Merchants
to
the
which
on
account
barrels
Fairfield,
paid
1957 at
of
400,000
F.
first
100
20.9 gravity
of
company.
in
(b)
7Va%
a
subject
Company's
company
which
*
the
in
petroleum
in
drilled,
is
more
the
of
Cochran
until
Marietta Concrete Corp., Marietta, O.—Stock
Offered
—The Ohio Company, Columbus,
ing firm, has announced
organized
company
Redondo
Co.
Beach
area
barrels
about
field
be
in
for
acres,
market.
County,
Prior
ranks
to
completed.
production
transformers
for
time.
present
this
In
to-day, and the
approximately 10% of the transformers sold at
to
1954," the company specialized in the
dry-type transformer, but in the past four
years it has shifted its
manufacturing emphasis" to the liquid-filled type/of transformer.
which
188
The
of
the
for
offered
general
which is a 514%
interest in the gross production, is owned
by company, designated as Area 1; (2) 116 acres, more or less, in
which company owns a 5% working interest, subject to a 25%
royalty,
which is a 3%% interest in the gross
production, designated as Area 2.
engineering, designing
dry-type and liquid-filled
types
operations
2353.
p.
Co:
working
of
basic
made
been
securities
interests
which
Petroleum
(1)
5,000 K.V.A.
the
have
for
royalty,
purposes.
business
line
building
188,
306,632
See
Corp.
Redondo
Gas
BUSINESS—The company was incorporated in New
Jersey on March
1946. Its executive offices,
production
facilities
and
engineering
are
located at 900 Leesville Ave.#
Rahway, N. J.
The
and
company
was
the
Anderson-Prichard
Climax
in
department
end
been
Corp.,
research
to
the
in
and
unit
acre
exhibits
balance
of
name
remain
royalty,
80
Petroleum
program, with a view to decreasing
manufacturing
developing new features for transformers presently being
manufactured;
for
Instituting an
advertising and
sales
campaign
including costs for greater participation in trade shows and
the
that
1959.—V.
Proven
locations
a
and
throughout the country; and
capital and used for general
Lac,
$518,713
Property,
(a)
84%
working interest in two units in
Redondo Beach, Calif., South Bay and Hillcrest, embracing 145 acres
on
which
six
producing
wells have been completed. Eight proven
install
of
the
interests
The
property
following:
have
and
funds
from the sale of the shares offered
company's' bank loan, to increase the
the
general offices of the
Street, Los Angeles, Calif.
pay¬
on
cars
du
rev._
proceeds
The
development
costs
Co., Los Angeles, Calif.—Stock
of Harrington-Dumas Oil Co., later changed to
Co., and is engaged in the business of exploring,
and developing prospective and proven oil and
gas lands, and the production, gathering and sale of crude oil, gas
and other hydrocarbon substances.
an
production
porting
$4
net
reduce
to
capital
acquiring
basis.
new
otherwise unchanged.
Merchants Petroleum
Marcus Transformer Co., Inc.—Common Stock
Offered
—Berry & Co., on Dec. 17 publicly offered 75,000 shares
best efforts
Fond
the
1864.
p.
anticipated
Southern Co.
Net
BUSINESS—Corporation
carried
solely
periodic
used
be
(1)
of
Petroleum
purposes. No arrangements
to subscribers if all of the
giving
selling
200 freight
40
Railway
capital stock of the May company will be
working
upon
prohibition
case
of
North
Railway operating exps.
preferred stock will be converted into a
cumulative preferred stock on a share for
3%%
to
will
worth
order
at
Missouri-Illinois RR.—Earnings—
cumulative
May
PROCEEDS—The
an
policy
underlying
of
purchaser of each new share will receive a warrant entitling
purchase one-half new share for each share so subscribed for
and issued, at a price of $2.80 per full share during the period Jan.
4, 1960 to Oct. 31, 1961, subject to authorization by the SEC.
Investment
a
an
common
The
hearing
a
exchange
acquisition
shop
company
6
Period End. Oct. 31—
underwritten.
of at least $100,000; and the Commission
interested persons until Dec. 29, 1958 to
the application.
The six plans are listed as
Managed
Funds
Personal
Investment
Plan
(Electric
Shares)
(and
similarly lor Metal Shares, Paper Shares, Petroleum Shares, Special
Investment Shares and-Transport Shares). The
application states that
the requested exemption
may appropriately be granted since Managed
Funds. Inc. has a net worth in excess of $64,000,000 and the
issued
will
company
shares of Hecht
lo
24, 1958, the right to subscribe on
15, 1959, for 159,395 additional shares of
capital stock (par 25 cents) at $1.40 per share on the
basis of one new share for each five shares held (with
an
oversubscription privilege).
The offering is not
its
request
May
in
ft. 6 in. box having 6-foot sliding door with 8 ft.
in. gondolas; 25 53 ft. 6 in. flats (general purpose);
hoppers.
100
covered
of
authorized
10
$1,700,000.
built
be
Railway operating
before Jan.
or
Company Act providing an exemption for
personal investment plans from a provision of the Act
prohibiting a company from making a public offering of securities
has
3%%
Merchants
1958—10 Mos.—1957
.ops.
Louis'investment
St.
the
stock for each
common
of:
is
See
for the May
Offered—The company on Nov. 24 offered to its stock¬
1926.
under
of
consolidation,
of
its
to
50 52 ft.
25
Net
Investment Plans—
six
plan
of
Dec.
on
approximately
cars,
188, p. 2248.
him
order
directors
cost
the develop¬
$2,229,093 $21,014,819 $22,756,611
1,687,821—-1,799*843
17,098,366
18,318,088
Managed Funds, Inc.—Seeks
1,769,850
Mississippi
share basis. V
company's
inc.-
ry
oper.
p.
the
issue
new
publishing
$1,987,027
Railway operating exps.
1,698,255
188, p. 1927.
Minneapolis St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR.—Orders
holders of record Nov.
1958—Month—1357
rev._
200,495
ry.
stock.
Maiiiie Central RR.—Earnings—
Railway operating
303,070
from
Equipment—
of the fiscal year
direction.—V.
Period End. Oct. 31—
$4,755,067
railway oper. inc.—
Net
elected
was
of
George
company
$4,371,684
It
of The Hecht Co. into The May Department Stores
of each company on Jan. 31, 1959.
which was announced on Oct. 14, will require the
merger
shares
9.25
Presi¬
The
advisor
$457,330
quarter
approval of the holders of two-thirds of the outstanding preferred and
shares of each of the companies.
The record date for deter¬
affairs.
and
$552,453
plug;
consolidation,
Under
9
Office
active
an
14,413.750
ops.
consist
common
?
Dec.
011
14,641,332
—V.
of this company and The Hecht
to vote upon the proposed consoli¬
stockholders
for Jan.
of the close
as
of
meetings
will be called
1958—10 Mos.—1957
$1,969,895 $19,013,016 $19,168,817
1,512,565
Tho
2805.
p.
$2,134,841
1,582,388
Net rev,
to
2508.
p.
1958—Month—1957
operating rev._
operating exps,
Railway
Co.—To Sell Hawaii Hotels-
Navigation
Sheraton Corp.
Hecht's
be
father
his
but
Canaan,
railway oper. inc,
—V.. 188, p. 1927.
record
of
Corp.—Merger Talks Dropped—
Dynamics
ry.
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
Dec.
General
Matson
the Board.
Brett
Bruce
New
rev.
$4,041,601
plus
100%
762.
p.
mining shares entitled, to vote has been fixed at Dec. 22
meeting and Dec. 31 for the Hecht meeting.
of
succeed
to
Chairman
house,
Brett
Y.
1.958—10 Mos.—1957
71,264
exhaust
and
20,358,783
Macmillan Co.—New President—
1958—Month—1957
2,415,394
stockholders
Bruce
956,371 shs.
$1,626,207
Material Service
35,1 °3.^$4
2,319,982
Outstanding
1718.
p.
$1,702,853
See
169,876,22G
2,546,818
FINANCING
1,500,000 shs
Minneapolis, Nortlifield & Southern Ry.—Earnings—
■
Railway
1926.
p.
188,
cents)
$186,467
cents a share from net invest¬
1,
'
npared with 24
cents a share paid a year ago at this time.
This makes a total divi¬
dend from income for 1958 ol 68 cents per share which compares with
66 cents per share for the year 1957.
A distribution of 27 cents per share from realized capital gains is
also being made by the Fund.
This compares with 16 cents paid a
187,259,343 205,069,980
5,807,567
PRESENT
TO
$201,358
Co.
opr..
EFFECT
ops.
is paying a dividend of 25
ment income for the quarter endinn D
$
inc..
ry.
oper.
-••-V.
is
in the other counties
acres
from proven gas production.
GIVING
(par 25
of
the
of
miles
Authorized
Capital stock
May Department Stores Co.—Proposed Merger—
$
2%
acres
from
Dec.
The
Net
CAPITALIZATION
6,000
Net
1958—10 Mos.—1957
$
remaining 5,300
within
are
depths
at
the
2,123,409
Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
The
of
$3,826,262
2,206,912
$
Net
located
is
and
interests
developed
acres
253,388
$8,0.91,661
275,187
Nashville
Railway operating rev._
Railway operating exps.
County
miles away
15
mentioned
being
700
$439,855
see
&
five to
some
above
is
gas
219,317
47,618,366
271,321
Period End. Oct. 31—
is
the
natural
Approximately
Beckham
in
of
acres
where
feet.
$420,675
1926.
Louisville
situated
6,000
areas
3,000
rev.-
year ago.
The dividend
$849,663
ops.
inc
been
exps.
$56,844,338 $55,710,027
$5,700,559
5.003,413
ry.
in
than
less
1958—10 Mos.—1957
exps.
oper.
p.
,
Tills Fund
Long Island RR.- -Earnings—
Railway
Approximately
located
Period End. Oct. 31—
'• 1 ■' /'•
15, 1958 to holders of trust certificates
ut the close of business Dec. 12, 1958.—V. 188, p. 1864.
1958—Month—1957
have
operating
both
Period End. Oct. 31—
Oklahoma
of
burg and Latimer Counties of any importance.
Massachusetts Life Fund, Boston, Mass.—Increases Div.
2247.
p.
this
and
the
the
counties:
holdings of
diversified by
The
years.
operating
accrued
their agent to receive
as
be entitled..—V.
they will
three
Railway
to
constitutes
12
past
Maryland Trust Co., Baltimore, Md., will until 2 p.m. (EST)
22,
1958, receive
tenders for the sale to it of first con¬
solidated 6% series D bonds, due April 1, 1993, to an amount sufficient
of
50%
the
Railway
on
Glass Fibers
will actually be sold to Johns-Mauville Fiber Glass Inc., which will be
incorporated
in
Delaware as
a
wholly-owned subsidiary of JohnsManville
Corp.
The
new
J-M
subsidiary
will
become
the
tenth
operating division
of Johns-Manville,
manufacturer
and distributor
of building
materials and industrial products.
Closing
of
the
transaction,
in
which
1,093,803
J-M shares
are
involved on a non-taxable exchange basis, will probably take place
on or before Dec.
31 of this year, according to G. P. MacNlchol, Jr.,
Chairman, and R. H. Barnard, President of L.O.F. Glass Fibers.
the
State
of
oil
or
less. A great portion
which important discoveries of
more
in
Maryland & Pennsylvania RR.—Tenders for Bonds—
the shares, were among the group voting affirmatively.
The entire
business, properties and assets of L.O.F.
of
acres,
in areas
the
in
company
The
quired for ratification of the purchase agreement.
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.,
holders of
approximately
Ratification
22,644
some
Is located
have been made during
26
Nov.
on
company
surplus.ff
either
of the 2,710,193 shares
Only 66%%
were re¬
This represents 84.2%
proxy.
011
in
'■
acquisition of acreage and interests therein in the following
Pittsburg, Latimer. Woodward, Major, Dewey, Woods. Blaine, Harmon,
Jackson, Beckham and Greer. To date no oil has been found in Pitts¬
filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 6,954 shares of capital stock (par $2) to be offered for sub¬
scription by stockholders of record on Dec. 8, 1958 at $40 per share
in the ratio of one new share for each 10 shares held; rights expire
on
Dec.
12, 1958. Unsubscribed shares will be offered to public. No
underwriting is involved. The proceeds are to be used for capital and
Corp. on the basis of one share of J-M'
2% shares of the glass company's common
each
Stock.
in
totaling
acreage
gas
Maryland Life Insurance Co. of Baltimore, Baltimore,
Johns-Manville
for
maintains manufacturing and dis¬
states in addition to Ohio,
is a
the development
Md.—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
and
assets
value of $20,813
a
..
••
Fibers Co.—Sale Approved—
shareholders
common
other
four
for
••
South Erick Gas Ffeld.
installed
be
can
establishment
Glass
in
6,726.10 barrels
of
net
a
Unproven
„
The
L.O.F.
which
firm,
old
year
facilities
in
produced
Property.
The company owns leases and interests in
leases embracing lands within the State of Oklahoma, the net acreage
;
f
leases
Monday, December 22, 1958
.
1957.
(2)
of concrete farm silos, Industrial storage
bins and
precast concrete wall panels.
In
conjunction with the Bakelite Division of Union
Carbide &
Chemical Corp., Marietta recently developed the "Harvest King" farm
silo
which
features
a
mar-proof, air-tight,
acid-proof epoxy resin
interior coating.
The company is also making a new line of prestressed concrete
beams,
girders and columns designed for use in
construction of bridges and
large buildings.
The last three year average of earnings per common share is $1.17,
including this issue,
V
pioneer
2142.
p.
42
in
be sold exclusively
operation.
Metro-Pak
retail
188,
in
The
tribution
three
The
Concrete Corp.
stock of The Marietta
common
issue, priced at $10.50 per share, will
to Ohio investors.
.
.
description of the redemption of the
par
value
and
exchange
of
common
Volume
Number 5805
188
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2645)
the
stock,
borrowing by
the
of
company
$600,000
denture and the issuance and terms of the
•
secured
Issuance
the in¬
by
warrant.
the
*
to
accrued
the date
holders
_to
date,
A
of
redemption, and notice of such call
such
of
stock more than 30 days prior to
sufficient to redeem the preferred stock
sum
the
amendment
to
of
stock
old
share
of
the
Net
stock.
common
On Nov. 28,
New
■="
Life Insurance Co.
the
the
entire
than
30
nor
balance
than
more
interest
year's
unpaid
anticipated in
be
may
until
90
Dec.
shall
whole
days
30,
Life
Insurance
15-year
the
warrants
price
a
stock,
in
;
*
such premium declining As ft
an¬
ue anticipated out of borrowed
outstanding debt for borrowed money.
in
issued to the Jefferson Standard
shares of $1 par value common stock
the
public offering
the
smaller.
price ol
Net
additional
No
from
with
the
the
loan
loan
be
will
estimated
be
used
Francis
paid out ol'
following
Mason
10,701,917
railway
$
2,829,415
18,731,705
345,260
*3,742,599
1,902,602
Western
&
RR.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
1958—10 Mos.—1957
$405,829
$486,462
$3,498,454
$4,301,055
325,372
320,123
3,102,696
3,483,132
ops.
$80,457
$166,339
$395,758
inc.__
$817,923
*824
61,444
*318,556
24,450
ry.
oper.
188,
New York
$
been
designated
Lane,
Space
Corp.—
&
Co.,
Inc
51,308,271
income
taxes
operating
Net
10,036,000
7,937,000
92,530,000
—V.
8,253,753
88,045,808
81,013,213
operating
183,
11,333,481
9,246,917
7,830,052
9,542,210
Railway operating
Railway operating
106,453,336
83,721,982
70,050,526
90,054,100
Net
part
no
of
from
rev.
railway
—V.
188,
rev._
$893,951
$908,901
$7,709,616
from
the sale of the stock.
However, The Narda
selling stockholder, will apply $145,202 of the net proceeds
offering to satisfy a note held by the company.
the
BUSINESS—The
production
of
Narda
low
manufactures
cost
line
a
Ultrasonic
ultrasonic
of
is
Corp.
cleaners.
generators
and
engaged
At
present
complementing
in
of
719,495
723,953
6,711,631
the
the
and
ry.
$174,456
$184,948
$997,985
48,262
ops.
'83,270
110,606
inc.
using
emulsions, solvent,
alkalines or acids.
water
or
solutions
aqueous
of
AS
AT
17,
(par
10
cents)
UNDERWRITERS—The
number
are
of
shares
of
names
to
Issuance
and
entire
locomotives
several
be
Securities
and
by each
sale
of
Commerce
issue
in
&
the
of
Milton
D.
Blauner
&
Co.,
the
Co.;
cost
offering
and
&
Co
Heller
Stanley
188,
Herzig,
Farber
Corp
7,500
7,500
&
7,500
Co.
Roman
Net
Johnson—
&
rev.
from
Net
railway
—V. 188, p.
Maltz, Greenwald & Co— 7,500
for
James
M.
Riddle,
sales in the
too
early
that
net
the
for
fiscal
to
Jr.,
year
report
on
President,
ended Nov. 30
earnings,
2
Dec.
on
were
at
that
announced
net
previous
fiscal
said,
will
be
Drexel
&
Co.,
OCTOBER
secured
&
were
record
of
at
a
new
$3,850,000
Dillon,
in
fiscal
AND
FIRST
TEN
MONTHS
$
13,781,157
ops.
7,419,395
8,156,371
55,343,080
units
and
4,688,159
32,661,285
37,983,264
169,938,117 214,435,919
114,595,037 143,714,860
industry
all
this
on
order.
The
corporation's
Mark
new
V
private
Daring
this period
the book value
per
to
Earns. Per
Outstdg.
Com. Share
Divs.
4,156.000
♦$2.77
$2.00
$13,850,000
13,687,000
3,720,528
3.03
3,709,542
2.93
11,529,000
3,618,007
2.73
1954
10,139,000
9,125,000
3,522,867
2.45
1.60
3,158,987
2.40
1.56
3,094,013
1953
2.33
2.21
2,181,564
2.18
5,510,000
2,181,550
2.04
1.20
has
a
&
issued
holding
longer
he
stated.—V.
188,
1615.
p.
1949
Oil
an
Corp.—Granted
order
company
declaring
that
defined
as
in
Exemption—
a
holding company.—V.
Period End. Oct. 31--
this
the
corporation
Holding
has
*In
__
.
188, p.
in
1958—Month—1957
operating rev._
operating exps.
$907,128
$1,152,629
—V.
from
ry.
793,653
$113,475
ops.
715,051
railway oper. inc.—
188,
p.
123,282
.
$437,578
Dean H. Mitchell,
with
1955
Consumers
Gas
Co
176,864
Our
area.
"Expenditures
have
years
$9,498,603 $10,573,113
7,270,884
7,059,905
plant is
York
Railway operating rev._
Railway operating exps.
^-V.
from
railway
188
SEC—
organized in June,
was
1958 for the primary purpose
and operating the businesses oi two
predecessor
over
K.
Rubber
Welding System,
a
law
common
Colorado corporation, both of Littleton.
debentures, 7ft debentures, and
a
has
outstanding 3Vz ft
reserve
certificates;
debentures
and/or
shares
of
outstanding securities of system,
61,342,187
47,664,105
$
1,308,399
been
1948
electric
in
$
-1957
our
number
number
$
"To
64,521,490 539,310,342 623,720,969
54,009,651 462,433,542 523,665,088
oper.
p.
ops.
13,678,082
10,511,839
76,876,800
inc.-?-
6,350,293
3,279,096
4,078,803
about
27,942,227
1928.
of
""it
-:
of
203,000
1958
cost,
exceeds
now
Ernest
$208
million.
ever
million.
customers
gas
our
customers
to
during
More
served,
Of
this
our
and
customers
gas
251,000.
This
and
than
181,000
had
(he
past
ten
of
our
68ft
this
the
ports.
an
expected
and
this program
of
of
that
about
about
$38
$21
31.4ft
38.7ft
be
had
been
are
obtained
from
the
of
this
financing
188,
will
p.
depend
150.,
Securities and
company
spent
Securities and
Dec.
5
filed
a
upon
of
conditions
3,000
acres
in
in
now
the
Gulf
operation
Coast
the
on
of
of
land
Port
Commission,
reported
of the Gulf area's
available at the site for
are
one
that
leading
exten¬
was
will
built next to Ormet's $55,000,000 alumina
handle a volume of cargo far in excess
requirements.
(&
Subs.)—Earnings—
1953
1957
1956
$
158,712,982
Prov.
before inc.
for
income
Com.
shares
♦Based
and
19,838,415
taxes.
$
16,453,507
9,743,470
25,497,327
13,399,637
7,863,699
2,459,232
2,138,658
13,070,963
5,148,820
12,097,690
3,933,355
7,826,137
outstdg
7,804,067
2,392,503
share
average
85,855,697
27,937,177
14,866,214
9,094,945
on
1955
$
1 50,476,3191 122,044,842
6,256,105
paid
•Earns, per com.
the
taxes.
profit
Cash dividends
addi¬
at
the
development.
Sales
the largest
$1.16
number
of
$1.78
shares,
$1.76
adjusted
for
stock
splits.
8,589,808
$1.23
dividends
_
During the year ended Sept. 30, 1953, the
company borrowed the
remaining $5,375,000 under an agreement with certain lenders
for.a
York—Registers With
registration
total
debt
statement
with
the
Exchange Commission covering 145,200 additional shares
(par value $12.50).
capital stock
terminal
is
Rouge, La.
$
by
Exchange Commission—
on
Baton
make Baton Rouge
Outboard Marine Corp.
extension
sale
President
will help
Nearly
Ormet's
Profit
the
Wilson,
Years ended Sept. 30—
securities.
nature
$15,000,000,
below
in
and electricity
the remainder of the two-year period,
million will be provided from internal
will
of
miles
in Operation—
marine
Commission.
D.
industrial
Net
million
30
bulk
Ramsay, Scarlett & Co., Inc., freight terminal operators and
steam¬
ship agents and brokers for more than 76
years,
will operate the
facility.—V. 185, p. 1890.
cus¬
266,000
of
over
Northern Insurance Co. of New
of
to
increase
increase
gas
million
$17
cost
a
Although the terminal
plant, the new facilities
in our
1958-59 construction program will cost
amount,
at
terminal
sive
program.
finance
"The
The
electric
increased
was
an
increasing demands for
time it is undertaken."—V.
-
Vis.
is
tional
(non-callable), maturing semi-annually,
July 15, 1959 to Jan. 15, 1974, inclusive. The certificates,
scaled to yield from 3.35% to
4.125%, according to matu¬
rity, were awarded to the group on Dec. 16 on its bid
as 4
original
at
improvements
1958.
in
sources
trust certificates
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. bid 99.33 ft for the certificates, also
July
the
•
equipment
of 99.381%.
of
excess
of
gas customers
electric customers.
meet
$76
items
"
Dec. 17 offered $4,920,000 of 4Ys%
stated
and
"Expansion of our electric production facilities and
of cur gas and electric systems to serve new customers
New Yofk, Chicago & St. Louis RR.—Equipment Trust
Certificates Offered—Salomon Bros. & Hutzler and as¬
on
plant,
additions
territory it is estimated that
100,055,881
ry.
in
had
we
By
and
1958—10 Mos.
utility
for
Corp.—Large Terminal
largest publicly-owned
built
opening of the' Burnside Bulk Marine Terminal
on Dec.
17 by Ormet Corp., the nation's newest and
fourth
largest primary aluminum producer, owned
jointly by Olin Mathieson
Chemical Corp. and Revere
Coppyr & Brass Inc. The terminal is leased
to Olin Mathieson Chemical
Corp. by the.Baton Rouge Port
commercial
"To
sociates
Ine—Registers With
made
was
new.
July 31,
Net
Inc., whose
Davidson of
of Madison.
Announcement of the
President, further stated:
demands for service resulting from population, industrial,
growth during the past ten years have required sub¬
expenditures for production,
transmission,
and
distribution
facilities to supply new customers.
RR.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
$
rev.
the Fund is vested in Oil & Gas
Ventures,
Carter of New York, Clinton
O.
Mississippi River
"Increased
"In
Central
company sold 375,904 shares of common stock.
stantial
$3,513,208
1928.
Period End. Oct. 31—
Net
a
Co.,
May 6, 1965.
the
Ormet
million.
$3C4
tomers.
New
Nov.
of
by Robert S.
equity
its
The
"The company is engaged in a continuing program of
expansion and
modernization to keep pace with the growth and development of our
1958—10 Mos.—1957
$2,227,719
1,113,286
July, 1958, the
Company
and
Net
on
units
a
system
area,
Orleans & Northeastern RR.—Earnings—
rev.
the
Capital
and Rubber Welders proposes to
its common stock in
exchange
on alternative bases.
Proceeds of the public sale of the
25,000 common shares, less com¬
missions and expenses,
will be used for additional
working capital
and/or to service part of the company's debt.
1.20
1947
Green
with
1.20
6,029,000
55
15, 1958 under New Jersey law, with
Delaware corporation, as general
partner,
Ltd., Flora (Mrs. Clinton)
Davidson, and
Raymond E.) Hartz as limited
partners, and with
Welders
for these
1.40
2.23
in
Rubber Welders,
before
offer
1.40
2.18
6,858,000
2,959,276
2,493,290
service
Net
$3,338,897
584,639
partner¬
sale
organized
Projects
acquiring, taking
The
1.52
3,020,620
7,572,000
was
owned
filed
Patrons
1.70
8,471,000
2248.
Railway
534,260
Ko-Op
trust, and O. K. Rubber, Inc.,
1.83
__
public
Ventures, Inc.,
companies,
1.94
12,936,000
1956
7,769,000
and
Railway
$3,309,513
30,373
1958,
for
Mineral
or
of
1950
merged
New
$289,172
110,593
is to be paid.
Gas
Rubber
Shares
Income
1951
be
no
on
$24.46.
1952
Act.. According to the company's application, it
its
only public-utility subsidiary, The Newark
is
$495,870
$10,457,194
7,118,297
6,906,950
The
company proposes to make a public
offering of 25,000 common
shares at $io per share.
The remaining shares and the debentures
are
subject to an exchange offer.
*
share increased
com¬
National Gas
ceased
727,763
which is located at 551 Rio Grande
Avenue, Littleton,
registration statement with the SEC on
Dec. 15,
1958,
covering 60,600 shares of common stock, $43,333.33 of
3'Aft debentures
maturing on or before May 6, 1965, $692,000 of 6ft
debentures matur¬
ing on or before Dec. 31, 1974, and
$123,000 of 7ft debentures maturing
Co.—Earnings, etc.—
transmitter-receiver, introduced to the private aircraft
Fall, is "going like wildfire" and has been adopted by
airframe manufacturers,
SEC
707,398
This company
per
'
The
&
Colo.,
tabulation of net income, shares outstanding, earnings
share of common stock since its distribution to the
a
dividends
1948
munications
at
2509.
p.
RR.—Earnings-
Madison, and Raymond E. Hartz
70,721,059
5,099,895
inc.
1957
reported that at Nov. 30, backlog of business on the
largest in the company's history, both in terms of
188,
covering $1,500,000 of Participations in
Partnership Interests. It is proposed to offer the
interests
stock is
$
10,794,938
5,
Management of
1958—10 Mos,—1957
Net
1957,
St., New York, N. Y.—V.
all
per
made
acquisition and exploration of oil
and/or gas properties.
The general
partner has subscribed
to $10,000 of capital and the initial
limited
partners have subscribed to a total of
$10,000 of capital, with special
provisions governing their
participation in net profits and losses.
Union
Inc.
exps.
Year
high of $4,330,000,
set
1958,
$25.25
be
K. (Mrs.
the right to admit additional
limited partners on or before
Sept. 1,1959.
It is authorized to
engage in the oil business
generally; and it is
contemplated that the funds received from this
offering, after payment
of the expenses
incident to organizing, will be
employed largely in the
Diesel-electric
21,937,528
1958 (est.)
previous
31,
will
payment
Ventures—Second 1959 Fund,
Ltd.—Regis¬
Exchange Commission—
*\
Elizabeth
of
2291.
from $8.82 to
the
was
dollars
95
1955
the
over
Riddle
Mr.
by
Eastman
Co.;
1958—Month—1957
$
$
we
year.
for the latest fiscal year
IIV2V0
also
authorization
18,214,333
ry.
public in 1946.
high. While it is
are
confident
new
a
Riddle
Mr.
and
.'.aid,
books
certificates
rev.,
oper.
Following is
Corp.—Sales Set Record—
Immediate
1958—Month—1957
1958—10 Months—1957
$1,203,268
$1,016,935 $10,216,463
income
Dec.
The Fund
7,500
earnings for the fiscal year will exceed the $351,000 reported
sales
Net
up
he
the
subject to
are
Northern Indiana Public Service
National Aeronautical
Stock—
at
$10,000 each.
The offering
be made
by Mineral Projects Co., Ltd., of Madison, as promoter
underwriter, on a best-efforts basis, for which a
selling commission
of 3ft
1928.
p.
29,186,760
15,013,356
Jersey Limited Partnership, which is located at
Rcl., Madison, N. J., filed a registration
statement
O. K.
7,500
McKenna 7,500
&
ship
$17,573,920.
are:
Stroud
FOR
Railway operating
Railway operating
Michael G. Kletz & Co., Inc.
7,500
Kirkland
Securities
Aetna
Inc.
Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks,
presently
New
on
and
Commission.
to
Period End. Oct. 31—
Shares
98.19',0
certificates
certificates
the
them
of
for redemption on Dec.
cumulative preference stock
1928.
p.
Limited
and
bid
Inc.
774,500 shs.
underwriters
purchased
Co.
estimated
Associates
Shares
—V.
&
EARNINGS
the
of
stock
common
Stuart
follows:
as
is
31,738,154
14,698,984
called
from ry. oper.
oper.
Village,
as
its bid of 98.292%.
on
the Interstate
Outstanding
1,500,000 shs.
it
With Securities and
SEC
37/ss.
as
deter¬
1958 >—
Authorized
stock
4.60ft
188,
This
final
The
DEC.
has
rev.
ters
Oil
.
CAPITALIZATION
Common
corporation
ry.
—V.
19
Halsey,
under the trade name "Sonblastcr".
The Narda
"Sonblaster"
ultrasonic system designed expressly for high speed, quality clean¬
an
gents,
.
Net
$1,736,205
642,395
will
transducerized
tanks,
is
ing.
and
1928.
Dec. 18
mass
4,514,513
2,611,750
2,428,455
plus accrued dividends.
Bankers Trust
Co., 16 Wall
instalment of an aggregate
issue totaling
$14,040,000, and scaled to yield from 3.25% to 4.05%, ac¬
cording to maturity, were awarded to the group on
company
5,561,660
7,272,117
offered $6,600,000 of 3%%
equipment trust
(non-callable), maturing semi-annually, April
1, 1959 to Oct. 1, 1973, inclusive. The certificates, second
the
funds,
1928.
Railway oper. revenue..
Railway operating exps.
$9,008,322
exps.
oper.
p.
Dec.
on
proceeds
Microwave Corp.,
ops.
inc—
oper.
p.
Oil & Gas
the
exps.
ry.
Northwestern Pacific
1958—10 Mos.—1957
certificates
receive
general
be
1958—Month—1957
1958—10 Mos.—1957
$
$
$
$
18,346,275
17,023,345 149,750,939 155,691,864
12,784,615
12,508,832 118,012,785 126,505,104
rev._
Period End. Oct. 31—
1958—Month—1957
scribed and the books closed.
will
its
will
Ry.—Earnings—
outstanding
its
the
Norfolk & Western Ry. —
Equipment Trust Certifi¬
cates Offered—Salomon Bros. & Hutzler and associates
company
Pacific
share,
Ry.—Earnings—
managers of an underwriting group on Dec. 17
offered 60,000 shares of common stock (par 10
cents) at
a
price of $6.50 per share.
This offering was oversuoPROCEEDS—The
188.
Net
-
joint
proceeds
Northwest Airlines, Inc.—To Redeem
Pfd.
1928.
p.
Norfolk Southern
Net
■
railway
The
of
Period End. Oct, 31—
12 Va
Narda Ultrasonics Corp. — Stock Offered — Milton D.
Blauner & Co. Inc. and Michael G. Kletz & Co. Inc. as
to
the
from
rev.
—V.
68,756,000
8,915,472
taxes—
income
Net after charges
6'A
145,200 shares of new capital stock Is
surplus of the company.
Net proceeds
and
added
51,678,666 498,796,966 492,533,457
Other
12 Vii
,
''
'
Net
$
77,116,336 785,826,110 726,024,652
Federal
6
Co
.r
$
81,593,224
expenses
12>/a'
_
Inc
Lee,
&
2184.
$
revenues
Operating
!
Net
1958—10 Mos.—1957
50
Inc.—.——
Dupont & Co.^
:
I.
'/ •'
■
these
in
Railway operating
Railway operating
Operating
under¬
as
be
.,
„
1958—Month—1957
that
Northern
Telephone Co.—Earnings-
Period End. Oct. 31—
share
the sale of the
capital
will
Period End. Oct. 31—
1928.
p.
new
Northern
1928.
Susquehanna
one
believes that it is advisable to
provide additional capita] and
surplus at this time by reason of
past and possible future increases in
the
volume
of
business written and the
resulting increases in the
unearned premium reserve.
As of Sept. 30,
1958 Northern's ratio of
capital funds to unearned
premium reserve was 82.45ft, and the ratio
of the Northern
Group on a consolidated basis was 69.02 ft.
Giving effect to the sale of the additional
capital stock and the
concurrent distribution of
capital stock, capitalization of the
company
will consist of 726,000
shares of capital stock,
par value $12.50, authorin^ £!5lf* 0U^s^nding. Dividends have been paid in each year since
1903 by Northern and its
predecessor companies.—V. 188, p. 2032.
25,566,701
266,809
188, p.
from
rev.
$
2,553,220
ops.
inc
oper.
1958—10 Mos.—1957
14,233,264 123,197,027 137,152,932
11,403,849 104,465,322 111,586,231
the loan proceeds.
have
Robinson-Humphrey
Stracier
13,255,137
distribution of
a
invested in securities,
including
company's wholly-owned subsidiaries in order
to
their capital and
surplus. Of such proceeds,
$1,815,000, being
the total
par value of the shares
sold, will be credited to capital stock
account and the balance
will be credited to
surplus.
•
The volume of business
of the Northern
Group, consisting of the com¬
pany and its wholly-owned subsidiaries
(which are multiple line insur¬
ance
companies, engaged in writing
fire, automobile, inland
marine,
casualty and allied lines of
insurance) has increased in recent years.
RR.—Earnings—
$
of
increase
a
at
Dickson & Co.,
S.
R.
ry.
*Deficit.—V.
Corp.
& Hartford
1958—Month—1957
sale
investments
1928.
p.
the
intended
114,331
to
ft
Johnson,
The
from
railway
Net
writers:
.
from
$1,066,126
*69,652
operating rev._
Railway operating exps.
principal amount of the loan for its services
completing the loan. The company will pay other
UNDERWRITERS—The
p.
$1,017,981
*11,300
result
a
old share held of record
Dec. 23, 1958 which
concurrently with the issuance of the
warrants).
jointly by The First Boston Corp. and
Wood.
purchase any unsubscribed shares at the
termina¬
made
purpose of
increase
the
to
the
of
connection
proceeds
188,
$77,501
60,624
188,
New York,
buy the note by the Jefferson Stand¬
by the company for the warrants.
agreed to pay to Johnson, Lane, Space
capital expenditures to
—V.
$171,306
Period End. Oct. 31—
$10,000.
pay loan expenses,
to
repay
all of the company's outstanding
short-term bank loans of
$225,000, to reimburse the company's treasury for the cost of redeem¬
ing the preferred stock, and for capital expenditures
and
working
capital.
The company is unable to estimate at this time the amount
of
ops.
Railway
company
buy 10.000
has
3%
of
negotiating and
The
2,106,754
York, New Haven
rev.
be
The
$3,172,880
2,204,604
inc—
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
received
was
company
commission
expenses
due and
payable.
The
part at any time on not less
written notice at a premium of one
equal to 50 cents in excess of
or $7
per share, whichever is
consideration
The
the
Co.,
to
Net
become
in
or
cannot
money <.r while the company has
Pursuant to the commitment to
ard
Net
1961,
nually thereafter, but the note
at
$3,222,585
219,210
as
capital stock for each
group
headed
Struthers & Co. will
tion of the offer.
1958—10 Mos.—1957
$296,711
183,759
Railway operating rev._
Railway operating exps.
due and payable on June 30. 1959, and one such installment
being due
the 30th day of each December and June thereafter until Dec.
30, 1973,
note
of
new
will
$355,065
$
of
sum
$600,000, evidenced by the note, secured
by the indenture. The note bears 6ft interest, and is payable in semi¬
annual installments of $20,000 each, the first of which is to become
when
Union
9
proposes to offer its stockholders of
record Dec. 23,
subscribe for the additional
capital stock at the rate of
two shares then held
(exclusive of any shares
to
share for each
issuable to stockholders
\
1958—Month—1957
Period End. Oct. 31—
1958, the company borrowed from the Jefferson Standard
rights
one
Connecting RR.—Earnings—
♦Deficit.—V.
exchanged for 409,640 shares of new stock, each
being exchanged for ten shares of new stock. The
capital stock was increased to 1,000,000 shares of $1
1958
,
A
from ry.
rev.
railway
of
\
road-switching
stock
authorized
value
par
Net
authorization
electric
offering are: Drexel & Co.; Eastman Dillon,
and Stroud & Co. Inc.—V. 188,
p. 2509.
Railway operating rev._
Railway operating exps.
were
old
subject to
are
the
Period End. Oct. 31—
company's Articles of Incorporation,
pursuant to which the par value of the common stock was changed
from $10 per share to $1 per share, and the
outstanding 40,964 share.s
'total
in
New York
with the Peoples National Bank
and
Trust
Company of
Lynchburg, which acted as agent for the company Jn connection with
such redemption.
On
Dec.
1, 1958, the State Corporation Commission of Virginia
an
of
is
Associates
deposited
granted
the certificaecs
Commerce Commission.
Securities & Co.;
redemption
irrevocably
was
issue
sale
to
be
secured
by
35 Diesel
locomotives estimated to cost
$6,168,815.
mailed
was
Interstate
The
RECENT FINANCING—On Oct. 23,
1958, the directors called for
redemption as of Nov. 24, 1958, the 8,144 outstanding shares of pre¬
ferred stock, at the redemption price of $26
per share plus dividends
and
:
loan
ments of
A
ci
incurred
Belgium
S. A.
$10,000,000
in
to
1958
on
totaled
5ft
notes
$570,000,
due
in
1982.
borrowed
Other
long-term
by Outboard Marine
help finance plant construction at Bruges.
Repay¬
long-term loan6 amounted to $578,960 during the
year.
:
reduction program -lor Cushman Motor
Works, which has
-
cost
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
subsidiary
of
that is 50%
company
a
Heusen's
Van
—V.
$7.6T
a
Railway oper.
Net
Net
ry.
—V.
from
rev.
231,465
237,330
2,209,142
$275,474
$2,024,070
p.
100,061
91,234
618,914
648,272
.
in
share.
Mfg.
Television
Mercury
Pacific
Pacific Mercury Television Mfg.
Pacific
to
corporation
voted tc
November
in
stockholders
The
Mercury
Corp.—Changes Name
this
the -name of
187, p. 777; V.
change
Electronics.—V.
18(1,
1710.
Listing Effective-
Pacific Petroleums, Ltd.—New
5
purchase
Listing of'; common stock
pacific Coast Stock Exchange
warrants
effective on
became
on Dec. 11.
attached to the corporation's S',2%
sinking
fund debentures, due April 1, 1973, and evidence the right to purchase
20
shares
of common stock for each $1,000 debenture.
Warrants
expire March 31, 1968, and are for the purchase of common stock
at $19 per share.
Dealings in warrants on the Exchange will be on the basis ol
one warrant representing the right
to purchase one share of common
fitock.
A.board lot will consist of 100 warrants,iand units of 10
warrants or. multiples thereof will be dealt in on an odd lot basis
with primary market protection.—V. 188, p. 2185. , :, '.
warrants
These
are
With SEC
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co.—Registers
registration statement with the SEC on Dec.
16, 1958, covering of 295,841 shares of common stock.
The company
proposes to offer the stock for subscription by its common stockholders
of record Jan.
6, 1959, at the rate of one new share for each 20
shares then
held.
Employees will be given a contingent subscription
privilege.
The subscription price and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendmnt.
The First Boston Corporation and Drexel
&• Co. are listed as the principal underwriters.
Net proceeds of the stock sale will be added to the company's gen¬
eral funds,
and such funds will be used for corporate purposes in¬
cluding
construction expenditures
and repayment of $10 million
temporary bank loans Incurred in 1958 to reimburse the treasury for
construction
expenditures.
The company estimates its construction
expenditures for the five years ending Dec. 31, 1963, at $175 million,
of which $40 million is
scheduled for expenditure in 1959.—V. 187,
This
company
filed
Oct.
ended
ended
in
1957
Oct.
31,
31,
compared with
shares
1953,
earnings
for
$1.63
(5,910,135
was
$10,401,800,
$10,288 000.
was
1958,
share Of
corresponding
both periods).
per
the
outstanding
*
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
which is located at 24 Federal Street,
registration statement with the SEC on Dec. 12.
shares of capital stock.—V. 187, p. 86.
of America
Expanding and Realigning
—
will
activities
be expanded
electronics
this
of
corporation
in
to
new
and realigned
Services,
industry,
announced
Frank
the
meet
Sleeter,
midwestern
five
demands
Nov.
on
26.
of the
Manufac¬
Vice-President,
%. *
.
"These
changes^"* said Mr. Sleeter,
"will consolidate RCA's home
manufacturing
in
three
recently
expanded
plants
and
provide new facilities or our rapidly growing business in electronic
products and components. • When completed next year, the changes
are expected
to result in an overall Increase in RCA's total employ¬
instrument
exceed
in
ment
michvestern
these
Involved in the
areas.".
will be
television, radio, "Victoria" phonograph
production in Indianapolis and Bloomington,
Ind.; Cambridge and Findley, Ohio, and Canonsburg, Pa.
moves
and electronic component
Sleeter
'Mr.
general
a
said
the
expansion
manufacturing
March 1,
included,
on
said
He
the
and
analysis
equipment
April 1, 1959.
If the operations of Empire for the
full year were
Mr. Wall said, the 1958 net income would
range
between $2.15 and $2.20 .per share.
Regarding Pioneer's prospects for 1959, Mr. Wall said it was rea¬
sonable
to
look for
a
continuing improvement in the company's
business in view of
the growth potential of its service area which
now embraces 77 communities
principally in west Texas.
"Pioneer's
financing
requirements
for
the
1958-1959 expansion
program have
been substantially covered through bank borrowings,"
Mr.
Wall
continued,
"The company
estimates that it will spend
$40,000,000 for construction during the next five years, or at the
rate of about $8,000,000 a year.
The company does not now contem¬
plate the sale of additional common stock.
: , ' ,
"The company's 1958 volume will be approximately 78 billion cubic
feet of natural gas which will compare with 67 billion in
1957. We
now
own
or
control gas reserves in excess of 2 trillion cubic feet,
or
30
year's supply based on current market requirements."
Mr.
Wall reported that Pioneer's wholly-owned subsidiaries so far
this year have participated in 35 completed drilling operations, which
resulted in 12 oil wells, 14 gas wells and nine dry holes.
Six wells
are being
drilled at the present time. The company's interest in these
wells amount to around 50%
on average. The
subsidiaries average
daily production is in excess of 1,000 barrels and cul reserves are
estimated at 2,900,000 barrels, proven and developed.
'
Concerning the Supreme Court's ruling in the Memphis gas case
Mr. Wall said that in his opinion "it was a fair and just decision and
will greatly benefit the industry," although his own company will not
be materially affected.—V. 188, p. 1436,
below.
Corp.
a
20,000
Manufacturing
growing
pointed out that these estimates for the current year
operations of Empire Southern Gas Co. only since its
the
acquisition
Electronics—New Name-
Pacific Mercury
sec
months
ended
v
realignment
study
and
plans grew out of
recently com¬
program
pleted by RCA.
Wall
reflect
,
of
%
:
areas
1957.
Mr.
television, station KBTV in Denver, Colo.
55,630- shares- of the 99,420 shares outstanding.
will
1958
for
tha
•
Co.—New Records Expected—
revenues
over
increase
Midwest Operations—-
$25,000,000
according to present estimates, and consolidated net income is expeeled to run between $3,360,000 and $3,440,000. or from $2.03 to
$2 08
per
share on
the presently outstanding 1,646,847 shares of
common stock,
C. I. Wall, President, told the New York Society of
Security Analysts on Dec. lO.-:■'
V'Y '/
1 '
These figures would establish new record highs for the company, he
said, and would compare with revenues of $21,664,387 and net income
ol
$3,106,794, 01- $2.13 a share on 1,456.089 shares of common stock
operating
4.9%
or
eompany
Mass., filed
turing
Pioneer Natural Gas
Consolidated
$3,368,300
$55.416,500—an
-
$1.55
investment
covering
Radio Corp.
$2,169,744
.
p.
12
in
1957,
2354.
of
to
'
period
months
were
increase
1957.
\;'v
2,218,987
$277,028
ry. oper.
income
1968.
oper.
■
188,
1958
1958—Month—1957
1958—10 Months—1957
$508,493
$512,804 $4,233,212 $4,388,731
revenue—
operating exps.
Railway
186AP; A544.
—-V.
188,
This
Period End. Oct. 31—
owned by Webb & Knapp.
trustees have
Outlet's
p.
Monday, December 22, 1958
.
amounted
Preston Moss Fund,
,
TV-Denver
ended
Boston,
York real estate concern, has offered to buy the common
stock of Outlet Co., Providence, R. I., department store.
_
About two weeks ago, it was announced that the trustees of 55
of the Outlet's common stock had agreed to sell their shares at $120
each to a group headed by Roger L. Stevens, New York real estate
investor and theatrical producer.
William Zeckendorf, President of 91065 Corp., a wholly-owned sub¬
sidiary of TV-Denver, Inc., said that 91065 Corp.- has acquired Mr.
Stevens' agreement with the trustees and also is offering to buy the
rest of the stock at the same price.
Mr. Zeckendorf is President of
Webb & Knapp, which is half owner of TV-Denver, Inc.
In a letter to Outlet stockholders, 91065 Corp. said the purchase offer
extends until Dec. 31, and is conditioned upon acceptance by holders
of. 70% of all the stock, although 91065 has the,right to purchase all
shares tendered even if the amount is less th'an 70%.
Outlet Co.
also owns radio station WJAR and
television station
WJAR-TV in Providence, and last year broadcasting operations con¬
tributed $532,980, or $5.36 a share to Outlet's net income of $764,757,
31,
the
same
12
stock
common
1209.
p.
the
period
field.
retail
the
into
venture
first
the
for
For
also holds the largest
purchased more than
for
income
Net
and
Piedmont & Northern Ry.—Earnings—
New
Inc.,
marks
187,
—V.
Made for Stock—
Outlet Co.—Offer
A
This
Oct.
operating
costs
$2,585,900 or 4.9%-.
makers of
men's furnishings and sportswear,
has acquired
control of Kennedy's, Inc., a New England group oi
15 meh's clothing and furnishings stores.
Seymour J. Phillips, President of Phillips-Van Heusen, announced
on
Dec.
5 that
more
than 50%
of the 118,425 common shares of
Kennedy's had been acquired.
The corporation
block
of
Kennedy's
preferred stock, having
20%
of the 50,000 shares outstanding.
ended
Total
corporation,
This
$71,500,500—an
to
months
12
England—
nishings Concern Enters Retail Field in New
is
amounted
Stores—Men's Fur¬
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp.—Adds
acquisition oi tl'<at company last year, now
being implemented as rapidly as feasiole.
Marketing efforts at
Cushman are being improved and expanded.
%
As oi
Julv 1, the company moved the operations of Picneer Saws
Ltd '<formerly Industrial Engineering Limited; from Vancouver, B. C.
to Peterborough. Ontario.
By integrating Pioneer's operations into the
Dlant and organization of Outboard Marine Corporation of Canada,
substantial cost reductions and improved efficiency have been effected.
In October,
1958, the company acquired approximately 97% oi the
common stock of The Midland Company of South Milwaukee, Wis., at
a
cost of $109,000.
Midland, is a long-time producer of power-driven
garden implements such as small tractors and rotary tillers.—V. 188.
p. 1928
I-■%/
:y.
■
>'/•
' "
,•
development since
in
been
or
.
.
(2646)
10
and
1958.
Full
Findlay
is
transfers
scheduled
are
to
completed by
be
production at Bloomington. Indianapolis, Cambridge
expected
to
be
under
June
by
way
1959.—V.
1,
188,
2185.
p.
Reading Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Oct. 31—
1958—Month—1957 >1958—10 Months—1957
$
Railway
oper.
Railway
operating
Net
Net
88,201,227
114.865,051
7,159,390
9,370.478
74.463,986
91,545,174
ry. oper.
2,325,966
2,091,770
13.737.241
23,319,877
income___
oper.
188,
"
$
-
11,462,248
exps.
1,270,655
1.453,133
7,336,098
13,511,313
fiom
rev.
ry.
—V.
■
9,485,356
revenue,,
1969.
p.
Reynolds Metals Co.—New Development Announced—
Development
of
standard
a
curtain
wall
system
for
and
one
two-
buildings was announced on Dec. 5 by this company .
According to Edward J. Tangredi, director of monumental construc¬
tion for Reynolds, the new Reynolds Economy Wall will be highly com¬
petitive. "It can be fabricated and shipped to the job site," he stated,
"for
an
approximate budget price of $2.40 per square foot on an
story
unerected
The
unglazed basis."
and
Reynolds curtain wall will be marketed through contractor-
new
interested
erectors
in
selling and erecting
a
standard,
fabricated wall system.
ancl
fully engineered
;
.
Components of the new system include mullions, Reynolds 500 Series
Intermediate
spandrel
Windows,
Projected
metal parts.—V.
accessory
188,
panels
and
miscellaneous
1436.
p.
a
Pitney-Bowes, Inc.—Profit-Sharing Payment—
distribution
the
$408,000
J.)
(R.
on Dec.
12 of year-end checks amounting to
"wage-aiul-salary
dividends,!' cash profit-sharing pay¬
ments
received by employees of Pitney-Bowes during ,1958 reached
a total of $1,298,000,
the company has announced.
The
year's entire amount set aside by Pitney-Bowes for profitsharing
is $2,982,000 and includes $1,684,000 paid
into the trust
fund ol the employees' retirement income plan.—V. 188, p. 1198.
With
Co.—Merger Talks Termi¬
Pharmaceutical Co. below.
Tobacco
Reynolds
nated—See Warner-Lambert
in
—V.
188,
2293.
p.
Richmond, Fredericksburg
Potomac RR.—Earnings
$1,824,524
$2,099,415
1,280,385
operating rev._
operating exps.
Railway
&
1958—Month—1957 '
Period End. Oct. 31—
Railway
1,471,436
1958—10 Mos.—1957
■
$19,987,324 $22,595,411
13,427,353
14,990,802
'Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—Earnings—
operating
Railway
operating exps.
Railway
Net
$3,748,902 $25,955,027 $37,637,731
3,053,319 26,546,357 32,282,177
$3,097,323
2,632,342
rev._
Net
1958—10 Mos.—1957
1958—Month—1957
Period End. Oct. 31—
from
rev.
188,
ops.
$7,604,609
2,608,077
$627,979> $6,559,971
$544,139
inc.__
161,582
ry.
railway oper.
—V.
2,203,527
203,639
1969.
p.
2909.
p.
Net
Pennsylvania RR.—Earnings—
railway
Net
ops.
$464,981
$695,583
956,492
1,041,731
5,978,264
188,
;
$5,355,554
8,428,543
•$591,330
inc.-
ry.
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
1958—10 Mos.—1957
1958—Month—1957
Period End. Oct. 31—
from
rev.
corporation
Securities
and
operating
Railway operating
Net
exps.
60,992,837
71,046,124 597,314,070 704,680,707
from ry. ops.
Net rev.
19,611.865
13,161,258 101,243,232 134,752,705
inc..
G,384,319
railway
—V.
188,
Pittsburgh
84,207,382 698,557,302 839,433,412
' 80,604,702
rev._
oper.
43,639,031
6,066,087
3,937,365
Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines—Earnings—
operating
Net def. from ry.
Net
oper.
ry.
—V.
i88,
$6,929,304
8,711,239
$8,031,735
9,076,270
S187.937
$88,484
$1,781,935
$1,044,535
425,565
ops..
deficit—
289,704
4,018,986
3,584,286
$821,511
Control
this
company
has
acquired by an
investing group
equipment
Place
the
1957,
revenues
aggregated
able
$49,346,024,
of
equal to 66%
of the original cost
of
utility
&Oil is currently
had
been
program
proved
a
•
As
was
stated
that
each
of
these
wildcat
wells
has
pays.
This
.
concession
is
owned
Mid-Continent- Oil Co.,
|jy ISerr-McGee
Co.,' 3.24%
by
the
at
the
present time
188.
p.
10.79%
,
and
1.32%
2354
by
Canadian
Atlantic
Oil
part
that
said
that sales in
taken
by
the
foresee¬
9.
are begin¬
acknowledged that be
directors
decided
had
to
the fiscal year ended
respective
the
automotive
on
rubber
and
of the new Thermoid
Dec. 11, 1958.
new
Thermoid
formerly
Division,
boards
this
of
Division
.
made
friction
Division
such
products
of
H.
K.
1958,
31,
$22,733,391
to
total operating revenues
and
net income
Of
to $2,013,953,
net income
company,
of
.
an
interest in
Atkins &
Merrill,
Mass.,
became
Porter
brands
Co.
"Amco,"
friction
and
as
-
lotte,
N.
C.
and
Mexico
City.—V.
Potomac
Electric
additions
to
Power
property
Co.
the
directors
p.
but
-distribution
facilities
and
are
of
Center
are
that
near
Marlboro.
Company
in
Employees now total 120
by June, 1959.
Investment by Roxbury
they will total 175
which led to the
transaction
Atkins & Merrill was handled by the
Jackson & Curtis.—V. 188, p. 1867.
operating
revenue
for
Royal Industries, Inc., Los
This corporation
Co.—Expansion, etc.—
plant
during
the
12
months
ended
1
authorized
additional
construction
including $1,899,800 for transmission
$922,800 for customer extensions and
the
brokerage
Webber,
-
has
Angeles, Calif,—Merger—
underway 4or
announced that negotiations are
which should immediately establish the company's
sales at about $20,000,000 annually.
The combined
companies would include Royal Industries, Inc. ana
its
fully owned manufacturing subsidiary. Royal Jet; Vard, Inc. of
Pasadena. Calif.; and Ideal-Aerosmith, Inc. with plants in Hawthorne,
Calif, and Cheyenne, Wyo.. according to George Mordy, Chairman- of
the Board of 'Directors of Royal Industries.
three-way merger
M.
L.
Bengtson
has
been
appointed administrative
services.
Total
•
important
building,
Industrial
Paine,
•
.
an
Saxonville; Mass.
•
Atkins & Merrill recently made commitments- for
built to its specifications, at the Massa¬
1938,
new
financial
Carpet
-firm
that
Merrill was the
from
expectations
The
2033.
projects amounting -to $2,885,000,
and
in
additional
an
and Porter's Quaker
"Thermoid," "Quaker,"
amounted to $52;65€,000.
-November,
miles
Founded
'
In
which
15
and
-
v
factor in the decision 'to
close-proximity of that company's
located in South Sudbury end Marlboro, Mass., 10
added
&
Atkins
for
188,
and
;
Anderson
plants
a
,-Oct.-31, 1958,
to
in
Mr.
an
"Southern
"V-T,"
products
now
1959."
invest
market
and
Carpet Co. has broad plans to intensify its salesj!of
tufted and wilton floor coverings. • We are looking
the celebration of the company's 100th anniversary In
velvet,
axminster,
chusetts
manufacture
will
Thermoid
by
which include
Pioneer,"
rubber
Gross
Ltd
this
by
Sudbury,
Roxbury
way.
com¬
Asbestos" and "Aeroautomotive,1 aircraft and in¬
dustrial
use. ' The
Division's
plants are
at
Philadelphia; Trenton;
Pittsburg, Calif.; Nephi, Utah; Huntington, Ind.; Danville, IU.; Char"Quaker
duct"
.,
Co..
amounted
pioneer builders of industrial scale,
in the nuclear, aviation, chemical, petro¬
leum
and
other
industries,
was
jointly announced on Nov. 27, by
Charles
B.
Anderson,
President of Roxbury, and Donald L. Atkins,
Chairman of the Board of Atkins & Merrill.
Through an investment of approximately $300,000, Roxbury acquires
ownership of 5,000 shares of the preferred stock and one-third of *tfce
common
stock
of
Atkins & Merrill, ancl becomes
a
partner in a
unique! company declared to be the leader in a multi-million dollar
-industry.
A charter revision will result in placing two Roxbury'rep¬
resentatives on the board of directors of Atkins & Merrill. *
Mr. Anderson
said: "It should be emphasized that the new affilia¬
tion with Atkins & Merrill will not affect our carpet business in any
South
Inc.,
'
in
or
said on Dec.
Hamilburg
Mr.
but
company,
action
of
and
products
Rubber
by
-Phillip v >17.27%.
by Sunrav
by Ashland OiU& Refining Co.
5 39%
•
Oil Industries, Inc., 3.24%»by-Western -Natural Gas
El Paso Natural Gas Products Co., 3%
by
Pacific
Ltd.,
Petroleums,
—V.
55.75%
Oct.
ended
months
Roxbury Carpet Co.—Acquisition—
pay
sand
12
company
Acquisition
of Thermoid Co., and favorable response from more than
stockholders of Thermoid Co., this well-known manufacturer
industrial
all
produc¬
proven
sands between depths of 3,200 and 4.500 feet, with
thickness aggregating some 350 feet generally being en¬
countered.
Pumping and flowing potentials at rates up to
1,200
barrels daily of low-gravity oil have been obtained from -the Oficina
common
of the
sale
'
and
of
80%
Porter's
low-
Oficina
in
for sale
reports have reached the point "where they
in
result
a
pany
i
gravity oil reserve covering an entire 25,000-acre tract in the Temblaarea of southern Monagas in eastern Venezuela, it was announced
Dec. 5 by this company, operator and largest holder of the group
ol six companies which hold this concession.
-It
the
from
compared with totai operating revenues of $21,474,317 and
of $2,061,832 for the calendar year 1957.—V. 187, p. 331.
(H. K.) Porter Co., Inc.—Thermoid Merger Completed
,
<lor
tive
the
For
the
'
forward
on
net
not
Hamilburg estimated
(Delaware)
major
proceeds
;
.
Nov. 30
would
slightly exceed volume of the previous fiscal year, but added
that net profit would be somewhat lower because of increased operating
costs which could not be reflected in product prices.—V. 188, p. 589.
of
has
seryices.
approached by various but unidentified groups who had shown
interest
Mr.
Phillips Petroleum Co.—Drilling in Venezuela—
exploratory
and
the
city in New York State.
•
laying its pipeline feeder systems from
Joseph M. Hamilburg, President,
such
said
important
wildcat
is
company
•
six-well
Ltd., '•-Wetland,
Tubes
reject all proposals.
plant at Dec. 31, 1957.—V. 187, p. 2229.-
A
;
'„
Hersey
Page
companies
supply
local
from
GaS
future,
He
$9,500,000
the
■
to
given
was
ning to embarrass the company."
while net income was $2,766,332. Gross capital expenditures in 1948-57
were
$50,474,513 and retirements $1,128,489,- resulting in net expendi¬
tures
and
Plymouth Rubber Co., Inc.—Not for Sale—
This
Co.
operating
company's
been
program
company,
9.
has
sufficient to drill and.complete the
planned for the 1959 season,
Cliiford R. J. Smith, President,
casing
well
its com-
the
on
in
any
1959.
26,
intends to make application for the listing of
New York Stock Exchange. -At present its
Over-the-Counter Market.
•
•
company
stock
traded
held.! A group headed by The First
unsubscribed shares at the termination
then
shares
six
purchase
Jan.
mockup ancl prototype models
an
supplies water to 600,000 persons
in the suburban district of Philadelphia—Delaware, Montgomery and
Chester Counties. The average daily pumpage in 1957 was 47,368.000 gal¬
lons from its principal supply from five creeks—the Crum, in Delaware
County; the Pickering near Phoenixville; the Perkiomen in Montgomery
County; the Pennypack at Bethayres; and Neshaminy at Neshaminy
Falls.
Total reservoir capacity is estimated at 9,925,000,000 gallons.
50
this
by
of com¬
additional common slock will be
applied to the repayment cf part of the company's demand borrowings
of approximately $6,000,000 made from banks for construction purposes.
It is expected that total gross construction expenditures will amount to
$10,011,000 for 1958 and $12,200,000 for 1959.
The
corporation is an independent telephone operating company,
serving without competition the City -of Rochester and the adjacent
area.
Rochester, an important industrial center, is the third largest
producing wells in the Port Dover and Selkirk areas to the "Union
Gas pipelines on shore. The company is also testing its Place-Walsingham No. 1 well in the Port Rowan area.—V.
188. p. 2292.
personnel or policy.
Water
is
the
Co., it was announced on Dec. 10.
The syndicate purchased about 550,000 shares of the approximately
830,000 shares outstanding' of the company's $7.50 par value common
stock for a price estimated at $18,000,000. it was stated.
The shares
were acquired from the trustees of the Estate of Clarence H. Geist, late
Philadelphia public utility official.
Speaking for the purchasing group, Mr. Clark stated that H. S.
Schutt, current President of Philadelphia Suburban Water Co., has
agreed to continue as a member of the board of directors and the
executive committee. He also said that no other changes were contem¬
Philadelphia Suburban
well
its
placed at this time, primarily to guarantee
the
early start of the company's
1959
offshore drilling
program
scheduled for next April," Mr. Smith advised. He further, stated that
wherever possible, the \ company will continue to purchase supplies arid
Trust
plated in operating
64,225
l|mon
Oil Co., Ltd., Toronto, Canada—
gas
Dec.
on
order
Canada,
Ont.,
director of
Philadelphia
$2,339,775
1,318,659
•
for each
Corp. will
the offer on
Net
in
been- placed
has
by James H. Clark, prominent business man in Dallas, Texas,
several business and financial corporations; Thomas
W. Moses, President of the Indianapolis XInd.) Water Co., and Wentvorth P. Johnson, Senior Vice-President and a director of Fidelity-
In
wells
announced
been
for
order
25
"The
of
$288,555
389,327
of
1968.
p.
Place Gas &
headed
a
$203,753
120,883
fr^m ry. ops.
188,
"An
Philadelphia Suburban Water Co.—New Control—
and
$85,664
share
Boston
$8,427,320
. 6,087,545
railway-,oper. inc.—
first
1968.
p.
rev.
—V.
* 909,995
$696,042
883,979
rev..
$6,669,049
6,380,494
1958—10 Mos.—1957
1958—Month—1957
Period End. Oct. 31—
Railway operating exps.
$815,446
611,693
The
Net
Net
Railway
$763,145
67-7,481
operating rev..
Railway operating exps.
1968.
p.
1958—10 Mos.—1957
1958—Month—1957
Period End. Oct. 31—
Railway
with the
stock
new
Ry.—Earnings—
West Virginia
&
Dec. 18 filed a registration statement
Commission covering 195,312 shares
on
Exchange
(par $10), which the company plans to offer for subscription
to its common stockholders of record Jan. 9, 1959 on the basis.of one
mon
Railway
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
Rochester Telephone
The
1968.
p.
12
months
ended
Oct.
31,
1958,
(Continued
on page
52)
assistant to the
Volume
188
Number 5805
(
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
%
*
Consolidated
Dividend announcements are grouped in two separate
tables. :
the first we indicate all the dividends an¬
nounced
during the current week.
Then
Class
6%
When
Per
Algemene
U.
terim
United
Rayon
payment
whiGh
of
Mfg.
4%
approximates
of
(quar.t
from
1958
per
Electric
Co
Products
earnings
,
,
52c I
,r
2-2
Crown
omitted
(Common
this timet.
at
Central
Products
I No
Corp.—
action, taken
payment
common
/
•
[
on
Crown Cork &
■
Seal, Ltd..
Crown Western
at
this
timet.,
Al.sco, Inc.,
v,-
,
American
Extra
Book
-.
12 VaC
(quar.)_,__.
common
Co.
.
American
Cable
(quar.)
American
-i.
'
Chicle -Co
Dec,
oil
American
Insurance
;,
Mfg.
(Newark,
N.
V
.
.
1
1-16
\ 1-27 >'
;
1-
9
1-10
12-31
Mount
12-22
$1.25
this
•
2
1-20
2-2
1-20
70c
dividend
(Three-for-one
to approval
15)-
April
Anchor
Hocking Glass
Common
of
stock
,
2-
2
1-
1-
5
2
Stock
du
Pont
Co.
60c
dividend
12-24
12-30
12-24
1-26
-
12-30
20c
—
1-15
_
(quar.),
$1
,
1-
1
4-
•
12-24
1
3-23
IOC
1-15
12-31
_•
10c
12-18
70c
Athey
_
25c
12-31
12-26
Stock
dividend
(subject
Refining Co.—
3.75%
preferred
Steels,
Bankers
Ltd.
&
Ero
of
Mfg. Co.
Federal
Federal Paper
2-
2
1-
8
9314 c
2-
2
1-
5
~ -
Corp.
J25c
2-
2
1-
5
Products
4Va%
Oil
4.60%
First
9
Tire
Power
Class
A
(accumulative),_
Stock
$1.50
(extra)„
180c
(stock
preferred
A
&
Boston
Common
New
1
-1-6
t20e
(quar.)
and
4.70%
-1-30-
Canal-Randolph
Cannon
Class
Shoe,
.
Centlivrt'
Central
Ltd.
12-22
1-15
12-24
1-
9
2-
2
1-16
1-23
12-23
1-20
12-31
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
2-16
1-23
1-12
2-
2
1-
2
1-16
1-15
12-31
12-31
15c
(quar.)
Ry.
1-
2
12-23
1-
2
12-23
5c
1-12
$1.25
—
1-20
110c
12 Vac
Central
/(One
Illinois
share
12-31
1-
9
1-22
1-
2
4.24%
1-12
2-
1
1-15
2-
1
1-15
12-31
12-23
2%
12-31
$1.25
$1.18r!4
2-27
1-31
12%c
1-15
12-31
2-13
12-31
6%
1-15
12-29
Parker
28=)ic
3-15
2-26
1-20
65c
$4.50
1-
1-
9
12-26
1-16
12-31
Co.,
2-16
12-
2
2-20
1-30
50c
2-
2
1-15
2-
1
-1-15
,
^
(quar.)—
5
3-
2
Varnish
(stock
4%%
Co.,
Saddlery Co.,
L.)
Co.
div.)„.
preferred
Ltd.
a.:"
(quar.)—
25%
1-15
Halle
"
Bros,
$2.40
56Vic
1-15
2-
Co.
12-24
1-30
1-16
2-
1-15
Hayes
divid.)
7%
Mfg.
(quar.)
Hiram-Walker-Gooderham
Walker
(stock
1-14
1-15
2
1-24
55c
1-10
12-23
5c
3-16
3-
3-
2-16
30c
2
1-
Worts)
2
1-31
12-31
2
(N. Y.)
Institutional
Growth
income
vestment
Fund
plus
profits)
1-
2
1-31
1-
5
Interstate
1-
5
1-10
12-29
5918C
12-31
12-18
62 Vac
12-31
50c
1-12
1-30
(6c
2-1
1-2
12-27
12-27
Steel
(stock
Co.
Publishing
each 20 shares of common held or
$1.25 per share in cash. Payable in stock
or cash at holder's option)
Utility Corp.
(quar.)—
Central Telephone Co., common
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
$5.44 preferred (quar.)
$5
1-
20c
(quar.)
$5.50
6%
Cincinnati
Gas
conv.
preference
12-31
12-23
120c
1-15
12-22
i'20c
(quar.)
1-15
12-19
12-19
12-30
12-26
50c
12-30
12-26
28c
(quar.)
12-31
12-31
12-30
12-26
25c
3%
50c
Co.
(N.
Y.)
37 Vac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.,
20c
(annual)1
com.
175c
2-
2
1-15
1-
9
$4.25
preferred
Commonwealth
4.04%
on
(quar.)
Co.,
and
1-
5
(quar.)1
common,
Conn
7%
(C.
Corp.
(no
payment at
G.), Ltd.,
No
this
this
taken
net
12-31
—__
2
12-19
1-10
1-10
1-30
12-26
15c
.
payment
payment
1-15
25c
12-31
at
Aircraft,
.
1-15
Louis
-
1
12-19
1-
1
12-19
2-16
2-
2-
2
1
12-23
2-
1
12-23
2-
1
12-23
12-29
12-19
&
Forbes
preferred
MacMlllan
Class
B
&
1-20
1-
5
1-
5
12-25
$1.50
1-
5
12-25
35C
2-
2
1-16
common
National
$1.50
(quar.)
<te
preferred
A
&
omitted
payment
(Ed)
Coast
Co.,
&
this
at
4.48%
preferred
preferred
Fruit &
partic.
Standard
No
Corp.
McColl
Frontenac
Oil,
Ltd.
McGregor-Doniger, Inc.,
Class
B
Corp., 5%
class A
Sterling
12-30
12-30
12-30
1-15
1-15
12-30
1-15
12-30
2
12-24
12-24
12-19
1-15
1-
2
1-15
1-
2
$1
:—,,
Sl.OG^
$1.1814
1-
1-15
1- -2
1-
2
12-16
1-
2
12-16
2-
2
1-12
—
$1.50
12Vic
22Vic
1-30
1-15
(quar.)„__,_—
12-31
12-18
65c
1-31
1-
5
28c
1-31
1-
5
28Vic
1-31
1-
5
—
—
—
75c
12-2G
*10e
25c
7Vic
(quar.)—
taken
York
New
dividend
on
payment
2- 2
1-12
3-10
1-12
2-24
12-31
12-31
1- 5
12-19
at
(quar.),.
—
(quar.)
Trust
and
Co.
Corp.
40c
20c
Inc,
1- 5
2- 2
1-20
1-15
1-15
1-15
1- 6
12-29
12-29
1-15
12-29
15c
12-19
12-19
2- 2
5%
(stock dividend)
Susquehanna Corp.
Swank,
(quar.)
1-23
25c
35c
—-
1-15
4%
—
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
of
15c
(quar.)—
Container
Stone
10c
—
-
Thalhimcr Brothers,
preferred
A
1-23
20c
20
10%
2-17
(quar.)
20c
1-30
12-31
*8c
$2.50
2- 2
1- 2
3-20
25c
1-31
1-15
5c
12-31
12-24
(quar.)—
&
(quar.)—
stockholders
Transamcrica
New
Co.
<N.
subject
on
Corp.
Gas Co.
Jan.
of Canada,
Y.)
(quar.),,,
appioval
of
to
Ltd. (quar.)
Jersey RR. & Canal (quar.)
Universal
Controls,
Conditioning
Year-end
1-15
1-15
Lens
12-31
12-31
Van
(quar.)
Inc.
——'
(initial)
30c
$1
2-2
12-31
1- 1
1-31
12-26
12-26
1-15
15c
2-2
1-9
$40c
25c
1V4c
2-28
1-31
1-31
1-31
1-16
1-16
$1.25
12-31
12-22
(stock
(accum.)—
Worts,
Ltd.
convertible
preferred
preference
Webster
___
12-26
2- 2
1-15
12-31-
12-12
$1.75
1- 2
12-19
$35c
1-15
12-23
^
dividend)
Webb & Knapp,
$6
pfd.
&
12-26
(Calif.)—
King Corp.
Common
6%
Corp., 7%
12-26
1-14
15c
(H.)-Gooderhani
1-14
12-30
25c
(increased)
Wagner Baking
Waste
2
10o
-
Company
Walker
4-10
2-
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
Camp Sea Food (quar.)
Vcndo
91 Vic
+25c
$25c
Trust
dividend
1-19
1-19
1-30
1-30
1- 2
1- 2
2-17
.
(quar.)
Bank
Stock
Shoe
1-19
(quar.)—,.
common
Iron Works, Ltd., common
Air
$7.50
$1.25
(quar.)
2
1-15
1-15
25c
.
(quar.)—______
Steamship Co.—
(quar.)
Electric Motors
National Bank
S.
(increased)
preferred (quar.),
9
25c
$1.09
(quar.)—,
Bros,
S.
1- 9
(quar.)
Steel
5
1-
2-
Products-
U.
1-8
1-8
(quar.)
1-
1-30
2-13
time;
U.
1-31
!
(quar.)
2-13
Edison—
pref.
action
this
12-31
2-2
20c
1-14
time)
(increased quar.)—
Common
12-29
$1.06'/4
A
2
2-
1:15c
jquar.)
common
Corp.
Telephone Co.
California
1-15
2- 2
120c
Co.,
12-31
$1.50
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
& Fetzer (extra)
1-28
(quar.)_
(extra)
(R. H.)
McLouth
60c
2
1-15
9
$1.37Vi
Stockyards
(increased)
(reduced )_,T
Power, com. (quar.),,
Electric
Southeastern
Bloedel, Ltd.—
414% pfd.
4% preferred B (quar.)
Mahoning Coal RR. Co., com.
5%
preferred (s-a)
Matthiessen & Hegeler Zinc Co
Macy
(quar.)
9
1-
15c
$1.12Vi
414%
Univis
Co.,
1-
1-15
$1.25
(quar.),,
4V'4%
United
•
$1.24 Va
30c
$1.12Vi
1-
1
25c
(initial-quar.),,,,
com.
Co.,, Ltd.
Schuster
12-23
1-
dividend and
The capital
cash 01* stock at
(quar.)
1
2-
25c
(quar.),,
—
Class
12c
option
12-18
2-
30o
(quar.),
_/
gains.
in
12-20
$1
Corp.
Co.
new
preferred
Trade
ordinary
capital
10c
(quar.),7c
(quar.):
62Vac
2-13
Union
15 Vic
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
4',2 %
2-13
1-15
Button
(Common
,
35c
Stores
MacAndrcws
2-13
2
25c
Toronto
from
'
income)
payable
holder's
Lerncr
1-15
2
3-
12-31
Lehman Corp.—
1-
1-31
(initial
Extra
is
2
3-
12-15
3.65%
(quar.)
gains
2-
2
Products
Year-end
8c
65c
Co.
&
$1,06'A
$1.16
(quar.)
1-10
$1.75
investment
Leath
McCall
;
►
(quar.)
45c
Stock
income)
common
on
Inc.
1-12
1
on
preferred
(quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)_
Consolidated Dearborn Corp.
Fund,
2
time).
(quar.)
investment
12-26
$1.06
Strawbridge & Clothier (quar.)
Super Mold Corp. of California
(from
1-10
1-
4.36%
time.
Lazard
2-
1-10
10c
common
Fund
Common
-
taken
of
1-31
$1.16
action
net
from
1-31
$1.31 V*
.
action
$1.09
1-31
50c
(quar.)
5.25%
preferred (quar.)
Commonwealth Gas Corp
Comptometer
(from
Payment
2V2%
$1.0614
VTC
common
Bond
income)—^—
King-Seeley Corp.
6%
common
Edison
preferred
Fund
1-15
Columbia Pictures Corp.—
dividend
Priced
Lower-Priced
12-24
125c
—
Stock
Low
8-4
8
""1-15
Sayre & Fisher Co.—
12-22
Funds—
investment
9
1-
175c
(annual)
Extra
B-3
net
Series
2-16
125c
Preference
Custodian
1-15
"1-30
20c
St.
12-18
15c
Co
Electric
Terminals,
12-31
12-18
10c
20c
Clinton Trust Co.
12-31
28c
City Investing Co
Collingwood
12-18
Series
37Vac
Colo.
Metal
Sterchi
5%
Ltd.
—
Keystone
(increased)
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class B
Landers, Frary & Clark—
—
Oil
&
12-31
$1.37V2
(quar.)
Cotton
12-18
Transport Co.—
Participating
Champlin Oil & Refining Co. (quar.)
Cliaris Corp. (stock dividend)
Chickasha
9
12-18
12-31
$1.25
preferred (quar.)_:
Investors, Inc., common
$2 non-cumulative
1-
12-31
68c
convertible
Century
2
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Common
2-
12-23
62 Vac
preferred
Central Wisconsin Motor
7
3lVaG%'
12-26
12-
2-13
Sterling
dividend)
(Ottawa),
Extra
1-30
2
12-22
date has been set for meeting,
Jessop
15c
5% ',
12-15
2
Savannah
12-22
$1.20
1-15
3-
$3
35c
(quar.)
com.
12-22
65o
:
pfd.
2
3-
Standard
20c
;
Corp.,
1-
3c
1-14
Sangamo
from security
14c
12-31
:
2-13
4.56%
in¬
from
preferred (quar.) ;
Itek Corp.
(stock dividend)
a
five-for-one
split subject to stockholders approval. No
Journal
plus
6%
1-15
12-18
Co.—
income
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
5Va.% preferred (quar.),:
12-29
U5c
$4.80
Bakeries
Inc.—
-
2
Scott
(quar.)
12-31
1-20
60c
2
South
(quar.)-—-.
Ingram & Bell, Ltd., 60c pfd.
Institutional Shares Ltd.—
1-20
$1.20
3-
Southern
Industrial Bank of Commerce
12-31
12-31
$1.11
Koxbury Carpet Co.
(quar.)—+.
Royol-McBee Corp., common (quar.)
1-15
—
dividend)
1-15
1-20
3-
ltolir
-
1-15
4%
&
22-
(see
1-9
20c
6c
Electric
12-19
$1.00
of Colorado, com. (quar.)
47Vic
(subject to appropriate order
Public Util. Comm.)—5%
div.
Rochester
5
35c
—
-1-31
2-20
Rieko
2
15c
—
Worts
&
(H. >-Gooderham
Corp.
1-19
1-29
2-
20c
—
Higbie
Hupp
25c
12-22
-
-
preferred (quar.)
—$1.06V4
preferred (quar.)
$1.05
4Vi% preferred (quar.) —$1.12Vi
4.46 'pieferred (quar.)
—,——$1.16
5
2-11
13-31
Service Co.
12-24
8%
-12-31
4.20%
12-30
1
5GVic
(H. J.) Co.
(quar.)„___—____
Hercules Galion Products,
common
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)„
1-
1-15
1-
40c
of America, com.
(stock
preferred (quar.)
Industries, Inc.
(quar.)
Heinz
6%
2
25c
,
Corp.
4,a%
12-31
40c
(quar.)
General
from
1-15
15c
Corp.
(quar.)
Schaffner «fe Marj^ (quar.)
Hart,
12-31
1-15
•
4V/4%
12-22
12-31
50c
60c
(quar.)
(extra)
Watch
12-31
1-13
gains)
preferred
2'
(Mllw.)—
Securities Fund,
Co.
U
12-29
12-31'
•
$1.0214
4Vi%
Harnischfeger
90c
60c
Proof
conv.
Stock
6
25c
•
(quar.)—
common
preferred
Hamilton
Rust
Public
<:
12-31
t$l
(quar.),
-1-20
12-31
dividend
Portland
5
3-
5%
56'/4C
common..
-1-12
—$1.04
—*
investment
preferred
$2.50
12-22
50c
—
$8
12-31
(Increased),,
capital
12-31
12-311-10
1-13
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR. Co.,,
35c
Union
net
•
-1-15
•
preferred
(quar.)
Pickering Lumber ,Co.
Pittsburgh Brewing, common
1-15
Grand
Co.
12-31
1-15
4t-15-
$1.02
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.25%
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)
5
1-30
$15c
(final)
-
-1-15,
*j
-
•
(inc.-quar.)
Pacific Hawaiian Products, com. (quar.)
1-2
1-22
for
Public
trom
1-15
1
10c
—
Ltd.
■
$1.02Va
-u.,:
e
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.
17c
2
Rapids
(quar.)
com.
(quar.),,
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_„—
preferred (quar.)
from
50c
"
Central
(3c
net
dividend)
12-18
lie
-
(inltial-quar.)_,
Ovcr-the-Counter
12-31
37V'aC
Mines,
12-3®A
25c
•
.
preferred
Elevator
•
5c
preferred
4.44%
4.80'%
Otis
2-13
tlOc
2-27
2-
1-31
Corp. (stock div.)
preference new stock
$1.40
5
2-
25c
;
Securities
of
1-
20c
50c
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$2.50
4%
1-15
12-24
"
$4.75
2
$0.5881 V4
Grand
Hat
15c
!
Gas
1-31
■
50c
,
Corp.__
Electric &
12-31
130c
(quar.)
(year-end)^
common
Brewing
12-29
10c
preferred (quar.)
New common
1-
-
12-30
% 5c
:
1-2
-
1-10-
-
4^.
Co.
Oklahoma Gas & Electric—
12-2!)
$1.50
.
,
■
,
Corp.,
Gossard
;
OUgcar
1
-
40e
Northwestern National Insurance
1
50c
——
9
1-10
1-10
$1.17Va
__
Ltd
Extra
Cclotex
,
(quar.)—
<fc Ohio
H.»
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
.
-
25c
•
_,-•••
(Minn.)
(quar.)
preferred
-
net
*7-
Gas
12-24
'
-
.
•
from
Co._„_„_,_
2-
20c
funds)
-
serlesL„-,i„-_,_—■
Natural
2-
(quar.)
(H,
$1.27'a
—
_
common
Carolina, Clirchfieid
,
$4.16
1-15
$1.12%
(quar.)
stock
12-31
12-24
30c
(quar.),^
preferred■» (quar.)
$4.11 preferred (quar.)
12-26
Mfg. Co.
Company (quar.)
West
1-
of
1-15
12-23
1-15
:
1-15
1
——
preferred
Green
.1-30
out
surplus
~i 12-31.
1-15
;
$4.10
12-26
1
20c
Gold
preferred
Great
40c
.'
(quar.)
Corp
Asbestos,
412%
41a%
3-26
55c
„
Investment,
Corp.
(initial
(P.
12-26
$1.50
(quar. i
(year-end)
Plastics, Inc
Cassicr
Glatfelter
3
Va %
(payable
(quar.)
2
$1.75
—
."
A
Capital
2
6'%
(quar.)
General
2-
12-26
10c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
A
6
1-15
-
time.
series—
$3.60 preferred
$4.08 preferred
12-31
1-15
2-
(quar.)— —
available
Yellowknife
Glasspar Co.
1-
5c
„
.
California Portland Cement
Canada Southern Ry. (s-a)
Canadian
Giant
4-
5%,
,
(quar.)—
Packing
2
25c
dividend)
.1
California
2
1-
50c
California Eastern Aviation (stock dividend)
preferred
preferred
3-
25c
—
—
Power,
Process
12-26
2-
(quar.)
Bronze
2%
2
(increased)-.
(stock
class
and/or
Gillette Co.
1-15
7 VaC
dividend).
Buckeye Carp, (quar.)
Bycis (A. ill.) Co
5.10%
1-30
.44
4
Inc.
New
12-19
10c
—
Co.
at this
4.64%
Goodman
(quar.)—
Herald-Traveler
Jersey
12-26
•
1-15
(monthly)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Rubber
1-
12-31
12c
National Dividend series,,,—,,,,^,,
Corp.—
Company
1%.
(stock
Oregon
Frito
1-15
28 VaC
(quar.),,,
,
preferred
preferred
12-29
1-30
150c
,,
California
12-29
12-22
12-29
"
Laughlin,
7
7,.
1-30
,
Co.
11-
12-29
Ltd.—
Paper,
Manuiacturing
Special
i
National Bond
9
30c
dividend
Howeil
1-
3%..
dividend)
(quar.)
common
Distilling
B.)
dividend
Stock
<fc
&
$10.25
(s-a)_,,_4
(quar.)
(James
1-31
12-12
&
Assn.
common
12-29
27Va«
distributions
quarterly
National Balance
-
-
17%c
%
Mortgage
12-19
1-23
50c
(quar.),,
investment income
1-9
1-
1-15
1—
—
Board Co.,
preferred
Boston
General
Corp.
Corp.,
convertible
Bathurst
1-15
15c
(quar. i
Ltd.
All
•
12-23
•
,
25c
—
*
12-29
37Vic 'v. 1-15
J25c
' 1-31
"
;
National Terminals Corp. (quar.>,_.
National Securities & Research Corp.—
Stock
National
Firestone
•,
common
Baruch-Kenilind
-
'
12-29
...
(quar.)
8
25c
Canada,
(quar.)
2-10
Corp.—
cumulative
5%
(final)
(quar.)
commoii
(quar.)_
1-27
20c
Sliures
Heating Products, Ltd—
A
1-
•
•
.
,
participating preferred
(5%
Ltd.
12-30
t$l
(quar.)_
payment omitted
National Tank Co. (quar.)
1-27
-
1-26
il5c
Products
2
(quar.)
(quar.)
Securities
Barber-Ellis
7%
*
1-2
12-31
25c
Supply (special)
12-22
--
30c
Co.
12-26
1-26
20c
profits
Bliss
1-2
-
-
$1.75
$1.50
2-17
1_1
(quar.) ,4
Copper Corp.
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Binks
12-15
2-16
17%c
Laboratory (quar.)
Class
12-26
12-22
2
50c
(quar.)__
Northern States Power
(accum.)—,
2-
'
Bagdad
.
12-31
1-15-
<.•
4%%
Enamel
12-22
Co.
Increased,;
Industries,
$1.1814
Electric, 4% preferred
preferred
(quar.)
4.75%
Bell
'.:
v.
i.-.
^
(1956i
1- 2
Corp. (quar.)
(70 and 36/100 from capital gains
payable in cash or stock)-____„„„__,^
National Steel Car, Ltd.—
-
'
12-15
2%
preference
$1
5%
,
City
Atlantic
Beam
y-
.
Canada
1-2
1-
$1.1814
(quar.),:
stockholders'
to
approval)-:
Atlantic
;
1
(extra)
Co., common (quar.)———
preferred (quar.)
Electronic Assoc.
(stock div.)
Empire District Electric, 5% pfd. (quar.)—
4=%%
preferred
(quar.)
Ekco
12-10
$1
Corp.
(quar.)
Products. Inc
Products
Corp
Basic
payment at
Edison Brothers Stores
—
(quar.)
6%
of
$1.22Va
$1.12Va
Dividend
30c
-
dividend
Economics
,,
preferred
$3
12-31
12c
(quar.)—35c
common
1-2
12-22 v
1-3
(quar.)„
(quar.)
Royal Rice Mills Ltd.
Nutionail
■
-
(qUar.)'
$6 preferred B
Assembly
/
20c
-
u
.
preferred
Eastern
on
Corp.—
(increased)
preferred
Atlas
on
27Vac
12-15
Special
Eastern States Corp. (Md.)—
$7 preferred A (accum.)
Applied" Arts
.
1-15
—...
$1 "-'.a
Textile O*., Ltd
Douglas & Lomason Co
12-29
split,
stockholders
Year-end
$4
24c
2-16
2
(quar.)
National Fuel Gas
t50c^
"
12-31
'
1
1-
(quar.)
Murray Ohio Mfg.
(10c from Invest-
Dominion
Stock
$1.50 n
2
time)
-this time.
Ducommun Metals &
plus 18c Irom
The capital gains
slock or cash,,,,
'
1-
'
1-29
2-
(quar.)
Motorola. Inc.
1-9
-12-29
(quar.)_
common
No-action taken
:
12-26
12-26
2-
>
Co.,
$3
preferred
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
subject
$4
Rubber Ca,
5%
40c
(quar.)
Montreal Refrigerating & Storage, Ltd.
(s-a)
Morrison-Kuudsen Co., Inc. (extra),,,,
12-19
Davenport, Hosiery Mills, Inc.^—
Daystrom, Inc. (quar.)
12-29
1-10
15c
'
,25c
_
FUnd,;Inc.-^--I.--4. -.
9
■
*
12-31
(quar.)
Power
12-22
—
1-
:
Company
Montana
:
-
preferred
preferred
preferred
(qugr.)__^
10c
—SI—t4c
$2 class A, (eiuarO—
/ 50c
Di Noc Chemical Arts (quar.)—-12 %c
Doeskin Products, Inc.—
->
IOC
-
'
*
Stock
-
,
,
Service
'
''
1-16
2
2-
from investment income
American
Mojud
10%
Cudaliy Packing Co., 4(^% pfd. (quar.)—$l.l21/a
3-20
2-2
J.) —
(quar.). _i
common
(quar;),,
Mutual
American
*
'
-
»
.-_i4
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Co.,
realized: capital gains.
dividend is payable in
i
-
)
17 Vac
Co
prelerred
6c
9
"{
..
;
5%
1-
Dayton
Co.
12-29
4.75%
-meiit toe: and 10c Irom capital gains)
Dallas Fund (3c from income and 3c from
;•'* capital -gains)
9
6
% 4-1;
:
30c
-
,
American-Marietta
American
12-
-
23>
Quarterly
American
3
-
Stockholders approved a two-for-one split
'rot-the common shares payable to holders
<
12 %c
\
(annual),,
•
87 Vac
-
-—
Corp.
30c
9314 c
>
••
Radio
3
3-10
•
(quar.)
&
2-
2-
2%C
.
common,
.,4
„
12-18
1-9
Corp.—
Diversified Income Fund
■
Class B (qu&r.)_,_
Aluminum. Co. of America,
$3.75 -preferred (quar.)
12-31
4.50%
12-18
1-15
$31V4c
15c
4.9014
12-31
15c
(quar.)__„
Mobile Gas Service Corp., com.
*
at
Paper
Ltd.
1-2
" 22Vac
(quar.)
__r
Ontario
S.),
1-26
Investments, Inc.—
"
&
(J.
50c
'
Allied
Minnesota
Mitchell
10c
omitted
payment
6
3-6
-
——
111,
"
3-6
approval.
(Boston)
Petroleum
3-
of
10c1-12
Stock dividend
days following
Craig Bit, Ltd. (reduced)
Craig Systems, Inc._i—:
1-28
Share
(extra),:
4-1
•
(initial)
Craflman Insurance Co.
1-23
1
Company
Refrigerating Co.
Middle States Telephone Co.
Millers Falls Co. (Increased)
12-31
-
W lien.. Bolder $.
Payable of R60.
Per,
1
.
..
Name of
Merchants
4-1
First iraymeut since merger—
■
1-15
4-
...
"
•
12-31
17(ic
:
Co.
:
.
2-20
$1.04-
Record date will be seven
value
'
1-15
(quar.)
Corn
American
i
—17(20
—
Cooper-Jarrett Inc.
(increased)
Stock div. (Subject to I. C. C.
Holders'
in¬
par
When
Uoldert
Payable Of Jiec.
'
1
preferred
Cook
Industries—■
(Common-payment
'
preferred
preferred
Power
..
shares
:
'
'
•
$4.16
Payable of is.ee.
Alleghany Corp;. $5.50 preferred A~tquar*4L-'- $1.37 Va
Allen
r
-
approval and payable date 2 wks. after)
Corp.)
the
51c
;■
•.
preferred
(quar.)
—— diVzCCo., common, (quar.)60c
(quar.)
—:
- $1.121*> : :
(quar.)
$1.13
Kunstzijde Unie N. V.—
K.
(A.
Share
»
Co.—
common
convertible
$4.50
payment date.
of Company
Water
$4.52
second table in which we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
a
Name
A
Consumers
follow with
we
Per
Share
,,
Name of Company
B
(quar.)
Inc.. $6 pref.
(quar.)
(accum,)
Investors.
Inc.
2/o
15c
1-15
1-15
12-31
12-31
$1.50
$11-25
1- 1
12-30
12-26
12-26
33c
12-30
12-26
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2648)
Share
of Company
preferred (quar.)
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry. (quar.)
Wilson
(J. C.), Ltd.
(s-at__
Wisconsin Fund, Inc. (from income)
5%
Woodall
Inc.
Yard-Man,
6%
preferred
(increased).
American
Optical Co.
American
12-31
American
Photocopy Equipment (quar.)
President Lines, class A (quar.)
1-12
1-15
12-29
Zeller's
Below
announced
dividends announced in previous
paid. The list does not include divi¬
this week, these being given in the
When
Payable
—
11-
Aberdeen Petroleum
dividend
Stock
&
Power
Common
Corp., class A_x._~
< quar.)
;
Class
t
U5c
x—.—-
quar. i
.—__
Stock
dividend
Stock
dividend
4-
1
3-10
3-16
2-20
$$1.25
iquar.i
4dams Consoiidated Industries—
——
2%
—~~
12-31
12-12
12-31
12-23
Aetna
Casualty
Surety
&
12-17
5%
Co.,
preferred (s-a)
pfd. (quar.)
Tobacco
Co..
Aetna
Insurance
Aetna
Life
Co.
2
12-
65c
1-
2
Writing
6%
Paper
(from
Inc.
Fund,
income)
_..x
1-
2
12-
5
5
Investment &
Anderson
1-
2
1-
2
12-10
Baxter
1-
2
12-10
Baystate
1-
2
12-
Beatty
1-
2
12-11
1-
2
12-11
30c
(increased
1
11-28
2
12-10
Ordinary
6%
12-15
12-
12-22
(s-a)
4.60%
Alan
Wood
5%
Steel
preferred
Albermarle
Class
6%
(quar.)
B
(stock
preferred
Alco
Products.
Aldcn's,
4(4%
A
_
!_
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
dividend
—
_____
———-—
—
preferred (quar.*
Steel, Ltd. (quar.)_.
—
A- Western Ry., guaranteed
Algoma
Laboratories,
Allied Stores,
Allis-Chalmers
Aluminum
$3.75
Mfg.
Co.
(s-a;
quar.)_
Co..
12-12
5
12-12
Anglo American Exploration, Ltd. (stock div.)
Amalgamated
Amcrace
Sugar
Corp.,
Stock
Co.
4
2-12
2
1
(quar.)
Arkansas-Missouri Power, 4.65%
12-15
1-
Arkansas
12-12
1
1.2-15
12-15
1
12-11
30c
1-
3
12-
9
1-
3
12-
9
1-
3
12-
9
Stock
preferred
12-29
1-20
12-
Art
5
25c
12-22
12-15
preferred
Air
:.J.
3-
1
22-
2-28
1-
25c
2
6
Ashdown
...
1-
9
A
!
(quar.)
Extra
on
class
A
American Bank Note,
9-
12-19
1-
2
12-19
$1.06%
1-
2
12-19
6%" preferred
1-
1
5
5%
preferred series B (quar.)—
American
Business
Shares,
Inc.,
(special
from
net
security profits payable
stock)—.
or
American
Razor)
18;'/ic
1-
5
12-16
$1.25
Co.,
7%
Cement
American
preferred
Corp.,
preferred
(quar.)—
Sugar, common (quar.)__
4(4% prior preferred (quar.)
American Cyanamid Co., common
(quar.)
3(4 % preferred (quar.)
,
,
Discount
Common
5%
Co.
of
American
Electric
Securities
Felt
ported
The
-
Co., com.
in
payment
American
Hair
Hair &
issues
Felt
Felt,
Home
common
Products
Ice
Co.
Machine
preferred
pieferred
American 'Maize
'7%
2
1-
2
12-15
2
12-23
2
12-15
12-
2
12-
2
1-
1
12-22
1-
1
12-22
1-26
1-16
12-31
12-19
12-29
12-17
5
12-10
1-
2
12-
12-22
1
Co.
5
12-15
12-15
1-10
12-31
1-10
12-31
1-
1
8
12-
8
15%
12-24
12-
8
25c
1-
2
12-15
1-
5
12-
$1.3114
preferred
Atlantic
1-
(quar.)
Class
conv.
American
4(4%
,
Fabrics
60c
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
Metal
12-18
1-
1
1-
1
12-10
Auto
12-31
%
1-21
(quar.)
1-
25c
12-29
.preferred
Products
Stock
1-
1
12-
2
12-
5
3-
2
1-
9
12-
2-
2
12-26
12-24
$4.50
(s-a)_
3-
9
Axe
Science
&
12-15
12-31
5(4% preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Stock
&
Inc.,
class
Wilcox
dividend
1-15
12-26
12-18
12-10
Baldwin-Hill
2
12-31
12-22
12-31
12-10
Baldwin
27 lie
2
1-
12-15
2
454
12-15
2
1-
12-15
Baker
Industries
1- 2-
Piano
1-
1
1
12-12
1-1
12-12
1- 2
12-15
12-22,
ll-2l(
Broad
6%
1-31
1-16
Brick, 5%
3-
2
2-20
Baltimore
Gas
12-30
12-10
12-31
12-
1
12-31
12-
1
12^31
12-
1
12-31
1-
1
12-
12-31
12-15
12-15
4la54
454
-preferred
C.
1-
2
(quar.)
31.371 i
—:
15c
'
.
12-17
12-26
(quaix).
5
12-29
12-15
12-29
,
1-
5
11-17
1-
1
12-
5
12-10
1-21T
I0c
1-15
12-22
1
(quar.)
12-15
1
11-
1:68% c
1
12-29
+50c
5
>
12-
5
'
12-19 y
1-
1 '
12-20
$1
1-
3
12-
5
1-
3
12-
5
1:1 Oe
__x——-—
12-12
$10
12-22
"
45c
fS1.50
1-
2
■:30c
3-
2
3-
_______
$1.12.14.
$i
12-
2
33i54
2-13
12-16
12-31
12-16
1-25c
12-31
12-17
12-31
12-17
2
12-15
37lie
56 lie
1
Electric
Co.,
(quar.)
1-15
1*
1-
2
12-
'
8
'
•'
3
?$1
1-
1
12-
5
t53'/2c
1-
1
12-
5
1-
1
12-
5
1-
1
12-
5
$63c
1-
1
12-
5
+68c
Ltd.
1-
1
12-
5
9334c
—
{25c
(quar.)
2
Ltd.—
(quar.)—^—a.
—
—
i$i.i8'
—
—
income
investment
gains.
stock
Taunton
preferred
and
1-15
12-19
1-
1
12-17
1-
1
12-17
1-
1
12-17
1-
1
12-17
65c
65c div. payable in
at holder's
93c
option)
12-24
12-
2
Gas
95c
—
1-1-59
1-
2
12-10
1*
2
'
12-22
20c
(quar.)
62 lie
20c
$1.10;
1-10
3-
1
^
12-10
.
12-10
,
1-30
1-30
$1.10
2
5-
2
9-
1
$1.10
9-
1
20c
1-
1
12-12
1-
1
12-12 *
$1.25
(quar.) —
5-
1
$1.10
common
1
6-
10c
Distillers,
1
6-
$1.10
;
3-
S1.10
;
preferred (quar.)
,1-
8-
1
8-
,
.
,
1
—
$5
preferred
60c
.
B.uloya
Products, Ltd.
Watch
15c
.654
preferred
common
(s-a)_!
1-15
12-26
;
H
12-17
'
I
12-24
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)—!
^
.
1-16
{15c
1-2
12-22
12-12
$1.50
•1-1
,
12-12
25c
Co.,,. Inc.
Burnham Corp.,
12-26
{45c
(quar.).———
12-15
12-26
1-15
—
pieferred (quar.)_;
preferred (quar.)
Building
12-19
1-15
15c
(quar.)
1
10c
(quar.).
.1- 2
12-15
1-
t57c
preferred
Co.
Oil
2-13
2
12-31
172 lie
—
50c
Burlington Steel Co., Ltd.
2
12-15
—
12-15
1-
11
2
12-19
X28%c
2
1-
12-31
1-
Light & Power Co. Ltd.—
preferred B (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred B (quar,)
4.4054 preferred (quar.)
4.4054 preferred B (quar.)
6 54
12-30
12-26
1-23
12-19
Co.
Budget Finance Plan, common
12-12
1-15
lie
"
:
2
$1.50
■
2
Investing Corp.—
from
or
1-
35c
—----
Brunswick-Balkc-Collender Co.—
12-10
1-
'
12-
7 lie
________
4.4054
454
"
12-17
X 62 lie
__—_—
554 preferred (quar.)
Brooklyn Borough Gas (quar.)
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
11-28 :
:
12-10
12-
37 lie
Trust (Mass.)x
:
12-15
2
1-
45c
iquar.)________—
(quar.)
Street
$3.80
5
1-
4
(accum.")
2
1-
1-12
10c
—_—
:
'
12-19
1-2-59
87 lie,
(quar.)
Brockway Glass Co.—
Common & vtc., (extra)—
1
1834c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-16
20c
—_____
preferred
preferred
cash
net
12%c
(quar.)_^
9
prefered (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
Brockton
12-16
12-
25c
1st preferred
9
12-
4.4(1%
12c
(quar.)
Electric, com.
preferredr B ; (quae.)
1
12-
9
4.4054
income )_____
25c
&
12-
1-
(quar.)——;
of Canada, Ltd.—
Tank
f,'.i from capital
10c
410c
50c
preferred
12-15
9
30c
Columbia
(28c
*
.431 Vic
(quar.)
12-15
(quar.)
%
.(35c
British Colunxhia Power Ltd:-(quar.)—
::50c
British Columbia Telephone Co., com (quar.)
f$1.50
654' preferred (quar_)_———
—
?S1.4334
53.'t54
preferred (quar.)—
—
$$1.121/2
4t254
preferred (quar.)———
—
12-22
1-
•
Co.,
12-15
——
preferred
5.1/2%
12-15
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
2
1-2
'
12-15
1-
1-
(quar.)_
Ltd
American
4j/2 54
12-15
2
2
22 lie
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(from
2
12-23
4% 54
preferred (quar.)_
554 preferred
(quar.)—
12-15
1-
5c
(quar.)'
Co.
12-17
1-
10c
(quar.)_____
preferred (quar.)____—
(T. G.) & Co. Ltd.. common—
4'/454
t30c
i_
Baldwin Securities Corp
12-31
British
'
-
12-17
1-15
12-30
Co._—x_,_—
1
Bristol-Myers Co.,
1-
$3
44334c
A
1-15
25c
35c
preference (quar.)
Brillo Mfg. (quar.)
12-16
i<;0
Co.
$10c
554
12-11
1-
12-31
12*10
12-31
40c
Bright
1-15
x
B/G Foods,
12-18
50c
—
Sons
&
J.)
Mines,
&
4%%
2-20
$15c
(quar.)_
(accum. )__„__
Corp.
12-18
12-31
„■
2%
preference (quar.)
Bridgeport Brass Co., common
12-15
2
43714c
Electronics
12-31
25c
5
(quar.)__
$2.90
5
37 lie
(quar.).
profits)
12-20
(quar.)____
preferred
3Vzf/o
pfd.
30c
preferred
British
investment
12-
1
(extra)—_——__________
Ltd.
Brown-Forman
1
1-15
Climax—
Products, common
1-23
12-24
lc from
12-15
2
dividend)—.—_
!—.—
(Milton
Common
Houghton
Stock
Fund
(year-end
of
ll2,'sc from -net securities profits and threeof
2
1-
50e
.—
Corp.
Airways
Bridge
Axe
fifths
512 54
Co.,
Co.,
(E.
654
25c
(quar,)
Inc.
Co.,
Branifi'
1
1-
dividend
12-31
30c
12-12
•,
(quar.)
Avon
C.)
Brazilian Traction
Steel Products, Inc.—
non-voting'non-cum. pfd. (resumed)-
pieferred
»
11-
50c
(quar.)_—
—_
prefexred (quar.)__x__—__________x
Bradley
Automatic
50c
$1.12%
12-24
30c
preferred
A
Corp.; of North America, Ltd.—
Bowl-Mor
$1
quar.)_
com.
X
1-2
$1.75
preferred
5%54
3
G5c
^
Ltd.;
(quar.)
12-31
1-20
x___
(quur.)___^„_
common
(stock
Inc.
Bowater
Ltd.—
Co.,
12-31
3%
...—._—^_x_.—_
Bryson,
Warner Corp.,
Bra lor lie
2%
Telephone
12-31
1-15
95c
Inc.
Stock dividend
30c
12-15
1-15
50c
2
$2.50
Automatic Canteen1 Co. of America
Automatic Fire Alarm Co.
(Del.)
2
1-15
$25c
common
Corp.
.
.
18c
(quar.)—.—
Manufacturing
A
'
4.
1-
—
Boston Insurance Co.
12-16
12-
(
6
20c
(II.
Bowes
Finance- Co.'- (quar.)
Co.
9
10c
(quar.l—
Decker
Cascade
554
$15c
A-
2-
25c
dividend)x____
1—_—.
Sivalls
Bornot,
12 lie
class
2
*
Cement
Boston Personal Pro])erty
a 214
'.
12-15
$1.25
(quar.)
12-10
$1
Baltimore
,
Boise
12-18
tlOc
participating
3-
15c
2%
A
Diamond
Borg
1
i
Co.,
1-15
quar.)______—____________
Co.
Son
Eohack
Corp.—
Products
+50<:
.
12-12
12-12.
(quar.)___
Book-of-the-Month Club
1-
B'i (quar.
$1.75
com.
prefened' (auar.)
American
,
preferred
Metal
5
4l6Uc
:
554
(quar.)
5
12-
2
1-
Auto
2
2
Extra-
12-
(quar.)
Extra
$1.25
Co
Blue
1-
(c/uar.)______4_
$6 pfd. (s-a)_!
Wholesalers, Ltd., class A
'
American Monorail Co.—
$1.20
12-15
2c
(increased
(extra
Insurance
—
Ltd.,
preferred
Black,
1
12-30
Realty Co.,
Atlantic
Babcock
97li<L
dividend
preferred
12-
12-24
Foundry—
(quar.)
Products
12-24
Illinois—
(quar.)
&
12-26
12-
12-19
12-24
50c
(monthly)
Electric
554
40c
Z2—ZZZ
City
-654
$1.50
Corp.
of
4%
Avalon
40c
15
1-
12-31
5c
Company
12-27
11-
$0.0130
Co.
1-6-59
1:25c
1-25c
25c
25c
Auto-Soler
1-
25c
As
12-31
30c
Greyhound
12-31
12-12
1-15
12-30
(quar.),
Atlantic
.754
(quar.)
Bird
12-31
Life
(stock
1
Hats,
Machine
8
(quar.)
Fe Ry.-—
-
12-15
2
$1.02
(quar..)_____x„__ x_x—
(quar.)—
Inc.
$1
430c
Industries,
preferred
1
2-
(quar.)__
common
common
(auar.)
Bird
II-15
,
Co.
3-10
.1-
dividend
Bi'ach
Santa
Atlantic
Mfg.
5
12-
Devices
Atlantic
1-16
40c.
the
(annual)-
preferred
Stock
12-12
6c
Investment
5%
for
~
American
5(4 %
12-12
2
error.
-
American
3.90%
2
1-
re¬
.
American
1
1-
1-
1-
Safety
plus
1
50c
—_
Limestone &
12-12
12-24
income)
Investment
Topeka
non-cum.
Audio
12-
2-
1-
1-20
12-31
Ltd.—
Atkinson Finance Corp. (s-a)
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line Ry.
Co.
dividend
American
12-29
1-
Bibb
4 $1.50
(quur.i_.._
;
Common
5%
25c
25c
40c
in
was
intended
was
&
of
(quar.r
Hardware
(increased)
Extra
Stock
12-15
50c
preferred
American
12-15
1
$1.50
diyidend
Extra
'$0
1
1-
50c
(resumed).;
extra
previous
American
1-
$1.25
40c
12-15
2
418c
gains
4-
12-10
il7%c
preferred (quar.)______—__x
Bethlehem Steel Corp., 754 pfd. (quar.
12-27
Extra
15c
(quar.)
The'
$4
12-10
25c
Euka
preferred
8
Corp.—
(s-a)__.
Corp. (resumed year-end)
American Export Lines (auar.)
American Express Co.
(quar.)
6%
12-
40c
(quar.)_—
participating preferred
Correction:
2
$1.25
8 7 (4c
capital
?35c
454
5
60c
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
participating class A, (quar.)
Atchison
62 (4 c
preferred (1954 series).,
American
12-31
$1.12(4
12-
35 c
American
Motion; Picture
Associates
8
$1
Distilling Co.
30o
12-19
12-
Georgia—
(quar.)
American
American
30c
1-
Bessemer
1-20
2
Inc.—
from
Quarterly
12-19
2
1-
3-
12-23
Stock
1214 c
investment
Associated
3 7 (4 c
(quar.)_
Crystal
American
1-
12-29
1-1-59
Black A"
Industries,. Ltd.—
receipts
(final i
deposit
Fund,
from
I-23
Associated
1-1-59
433ic
(quar.)
common
1
9
Bickford's
:
(formerly
Electrical
(SO.0070
1-1-59
Oc
2-
Gas.
12-15
(increased
American
cash
,,
Can
American
in
12-
50c
...
,
Products
Associated
12-16
75c
American Bosch Arnxa Corp., com. (quar.)__
5% preferred series A (quar.)—
B
R
12-17
1-
15c
(quar.)—
6
25c
Co.,
12-10
(quar.)_:—_____
Co.,
Standard
preferred
654preferred
Beryllium Coip.
25c
Hardware
2
12-12
554
415c
H.)
3-10
1-
12-12
12-15
(inereased-quar.)
(quar.
S
Associated
$1/25
30c
(quar.)
(J.
1
12-31
2
(quar.
A
I6V4C
—
common
1-
25c
(quar.)-^
Class
12-19
1-
American Art Metals Co.—
Class
B
2
4-
$35c
(quar.),—
(s-a)
Beneficial
470c
Class' A
12-17
,
_!
12-23
25c
it
1
1-
:|:25c
12-31
2
1
preferred
2-
J25c
$1.50
_
25c
1-
-
Ltd:
.
$1.25
Finance
1-
(quar.t
'
Corp.,
A
Corp.
preferred
$1.08
(quar.)__
Temple Ltd., 6%
1
12-
Aviation
$1.18
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Industries
6
55c
(quar.)
(increased quar.
convertible preferred (quar.)
12-23
2
$1.16 Vt
Year-end
Ash
Filter—
Common
2
1-
$1.60
Co.
2-
—_
12-26
554
Hegeman Electric Co.—
Corp.
Asbestos
Aggregates Corp.—
American
&
Construction
Extra
Arvin
11-26
1-1-59
Metal
Arundel
12-22
87 lie
_!._•
(quar.
(quar.):,.._____
1-
25c
(Yeai^end extra)
12-19
75c
share
per
(quar. i———
Berkshiie
B
(quar.)i.__''_____,Equipment Corp. "(quar.)_
Arrow-Hart
11-28
1
15^
—
$1
'/4 c
Class
Aro
6
00 c
Beneficial
30
pfd. (quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
A
12-
1-14
Biltmore
class
2
4-15
12-31
2%
Co.,
1-
1-30
2
2-
Gas—
Rubber
$1.12 li
called for
4-30
Bcndix
3%
(quar.)_____
Western
6
20c
12-23
;
Light, 4.72%
12-
20c
12-31
dividend
Armstrong
12-31
30c
&
preferred
Arkansas
1
1-1
1-
1-
Power
4.32%
25c
50c
(quar.)
Dec.
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp.
12-12
1-
$5 6c
—
preferred
4(4%
5%
4
12-
.
1- 2
i
(quar.)——_____________
1-20
(year-end)__
on
12-16,
1 quar.»__x____—
1-20
45c
Development (quar.)—
Anthes-lmperial Co., Ltd., 1st pfd. A
!__t$1.22055
$5.25 preferred (1955 series)
(quar.)
t$1.31J/4
?25c
Argus, Ltd. (increased-quar.)___
Preferred
(quar.> __{!___
common
$3.50
5%
1-
12-
2
1-
1:25c
diivdend
American
1-
554
$3
A
2
preferred
425c
approval
12-15
1-
preferred
12-15
Anglo-Newfoundland
12-24
$1.50
class
2
454
7
4:70c
12-30
12-24
$1.15
Nitrate
stkhlders.
12-16
1-
2
93 %C
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)
Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd—4%
1st preferred
(quar,)—!
4li% 2nd preferred (quar,)
12-30
1-15
1-
843,ac
454 participating preferred
________
Belgium Stores, Ltd., common (quar.)__—1_
554
preferred
(quar.)
Bell Telephone Co. of Canada (quar.)__.—__
Belknap Hardware <fe Mfg., common—______
12-16,
2-2
Inc.—
Belding-Corticelli. Ltd.Is 7%,pfd.
Belgian National Railways—
i;50c
$2.80
America
of
preferred
12-30
12-12
12-31
,
*
4(4
1
$25c
(quar.)
common
30c
(quar.)_
Mills—
_!
;
:
class
and
Creek RR.
Beech
12-15
2
53J/8c
Corp., com.
1-
(quar.)
1-
12-15
45c
—
1-
75c
(nicreased
Inc.
5
preferred
(quar.)
Anglo-Huronian, Ltd. (s-a)_,
$1.06 Vi
Allegheny
Allied
_
5
12-
15c
12-12
254
dividend.)—:.—.
12-
12-22
.
1
5 54
(stock div.)
(quar.)——
Inc.
Inc.,
Stock
class
Oil
(quar.)
1-
$1.25
——
Mfg.,
preferred
4(4% preferred
(quar.
Anglo-Canadian Pulp &s Paper
Co.
Paper
12-27
25c
12-12
$4
-
6-26
12-12
20c
(quar.)
preferred
< quar.i_^____._________
$1.40 preferred iquar.)
2
.
12-15
210c
_____
7-
12-19
1-2
30c
.
$1.40
12-26
50c
12-12
$1.05
12-15
2
-
quar.)—__—
;
12-17
>•' 1- 2
:
$1
this dividend i
Common
12-31
-
—
1
$4
__
(s-a).
Co., 4.20% pfd. (quar.)____
preferred
(quar.)-;-—
xx,
Power
1-
1.
2
$6 first preferred (entire
% redemption, on
Feb. 1
1
12 %C
—
(quar.)
1005t
participating preferred
12-15
12-22
$1.50
._V
_____
1
Subject- to
;
12-17
1-
25c
issue called for
at $102.50 per
share plus this dividend)*—___—
Beaver Lumber,
Ltd., common and class A
Corp.—
Prichard
Anglo Lautaro
■
12-26
$2.25
:
(quar.)____
convertible
Ctommon
12-26
Apartments,
12-31
1*
(quar.)_—
prior preferred (entire issue
redemption on Feb. 1 at $65
plus
2
1-
60c
$2.25
(quar.)
Products
1-15
12 lie
_i__.—
1-
$0.2917
4%54
12-15
12-15
75c
>
__x
common
12-12
2
2
$1.12li
preferred (quar.)________—__—
preferred (quar.
Beaux Arts
$3
1-
40c
37 lie
$70 per share plus this dividend)——i.
Alabama Great Southern RR. Co.—
5
12-10
12-15
2
1-
quar.)
.)
Smelting Co. (quar.)
(inc.-semi-annual)
343ac
at
33u54
$1.50
1-
Alabama Gas Co., S3.50 prior preferred, (en¬
tire issue called for redemption on Dec. 30
12-
2
1-10
Co..
1
1-
-
(increased)
Ltd
—
Foods
1-
1-
15c
Corp.
Bros.,
10-23
1
12-22
$1
—_
Laboratories, (increased
Beatrice
12 lie
—
7 lie
(quar.)_
1-
1-
1
12-18
7
1-
.
12-31
25c
;
Bausch & Lomb Optical,,common
454 preferred (quar.)_____
121-ie
2&ic
^2.25
'
(quar.)—
(increased)
12-10
2
1y
62 lie
preferred
Iron Works
43'I'M;
34 %c
1
4%-54
12-19
1-15
'
Bath
40c
(s-a)—
Electric
Anderson
12-15
Discount, Inc.—
5li% B preferred (quar.)__—
!_._:
New prior preferred
(initial)—
:
Akron Brass Mfg. Co.,
(stock dividend)-
Alabama
Co.
Anchor Post
40c
—
,
(quar.)
convertible preferred A
%
Anaconda
12-23
(Watertown,
Common
5 '/a
12-
1-20
4
12-10
1-15
(quar.)—
(quar,).:_
-
12-10
281.75
——
12-19
1-
—
&
(s-a)
$4.50 preferred
6Cc
Agricultural Insurance Co.
New York)
(quar.)„,
Aid
1- 2
6c
—_—
preferred
Ampco- Metal, Inc.
investment
net
___.
com.
5
$1
Affiliated
Lead
12-15
60c
(quar.)—:
_
(quar.)——_______
Insurance Co.
1-
12-
4%
Zinc
$4.50
60c
2
Products—
American
(Hartford)—
Co.
1-
!'" i-2;.
50c
Thread
American
3-16
1-10
Inc.
2
y
Barber Oil Corp.
12 lie
7
20c
62 lie
Easting-Blessing Co, (quar.
Bates
Manufacturing, common—;——,
Stock dividend
3-31
preference (s-ai
3114 c
Vitrified
Ltd.—
(Canada),
,
75c
12-23
)
(Indianapolis)
•.—,
;
—.
2
:1_ 2
$2.50
(quar.)__
12-
Co.
Amoskeug Co.,
37 lie
754
(N. Y.)
1-
1-2
$1
(quar.
12-31
,-w
Addressograpn -Mix digraph Corp.—
New common (initial quar.)
—;
Barber-Ellis
Co.
12-31
30c
1
American
—
—
Commercial Corp.
Trust
$1.50
(N. Y.) (quar.)_______
Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Thermos Products
(year-end)
12-15
America
of
Basic,
Surety Co.
American
12-10
5
12-4
.
,
1-
Eankers
-
5-22
1-2
$1.25
—
12-16
$1.75
Bankers
2
8-21
12-30
$1.07
12-12
1-
,9-21
1-20
12-12
70c
6-22
$1
47 lie
common
SI.75
(quaix )____•—
Stores
$1
40c
454
5
-
2-20
preferred. (quar, i
_____
preferred (quar.)__
:—
preferred (quar.)——
Bank Of Ne,w York-, new common (initial)!—
Bankers
Bond
&;
Mortgage Guaranty Co.
9
12-
12-29
.»
(quar.»__
Electric,
Hydro
12-29
(quar.)—_
common
American
12-31
254
—
1-
1-26
3-23
quar.)__
12-31
$1.25
American
3-10
:j:30c
—
preference
Bangor
5-22
8-21
$1
'
7 5«
—
(qmvr.)
B
American
12-10
1
12-19 ;
9-21
______
(reduced
RR.
3%
(quar.)
American Sugar Refining, common (quar.)
7% preferred <quar.
12-10
2
4-
12-31
6-22
—___
(quar.)
Aroostook
&
y' 20c
American
h 2
1-
preferred
Refining Co.—
Co.,
(quar.)
Class A
12-1
•1:30c
tl 2%c
:
454
Bangor
■f
41454
preferred (quar.).
preferred (quar.)—
States Insurance Co.
American
Ltd.—
—
(quar.)
(increased)'
A
1-1
12-16
12-19
30c
(quar,)—-—
Snuff-
Common
1
12-
4%
1
12-31
25%*
(year-end)
preferred (quar.)
Stamping Co.-__—
Class
1
)28laC
,
preferred
American
12-24
1-lO-
t42laC
-—>,—
(quar.)_„
Common
5%
12-24
1-
12-15
common
on
convertible 3rd
0%
12-16
1-1(5
2
U
——-
American
Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
Acadia-Atianiic Sugar
Refineries,
S1.20 class A
1-
214%
—
Paper Co.,
4li%
Common
(s-a)
1-
;
75c
30c
3-23
lie
37
—__i—
—
x
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)——_—_—:
_
dividend
American
12-10
$3
—__
$6 preferred
454
;—
5%
12-10
1-
4c
4f/o convertible preferred (quar.)
Abcrcrombie & Fitch Co.,
1-
$1
1-15
—
held)
convertible 2nd
7'%
12-10
10c
—
Seal-Kap Cor]), of Del.
Stocl:
12-16
45c
C. F. Wrigley Stores (quar.l——
Abbott Laboratories, common
(quar.)__
A.
Abitibi
shares
American
American Smelting &
of Rec
10c
1
&
American Screw Co.
Holden
Per
Snare
Name 0'l omvar.i
2-
stockholders ap¬
Jan. 6—
on
Research
5%
preceding table.
(quar. i
Development
(stock
dividend.)
(One ,, shafe
of Hign -Voltage
Ehgilit srihg Corp, co niilon tor each 20
2
1-
(quar.)
Common
(quar.)__,
proval
give the
we
weeks and not yet
dends
•
2
2-
■'■/me
Common
1-15
(quar.)
Stock dividend subject to
12-29
9c
12-19
1
2-20
37 lie
37lie
(increased quar.)
1-15
15c
12-31
12-31
V/zC
(quar.)
Common
Hulder».
Payable 0) Rec.
RR.—
2-
50c
1-31
1-15
B
Ohio
&
20c
—
(quar.)—
1-15
Class
Baltimore
37 VsC
(quar.)
com.
4c
American
:
Co.,
Share
Name of Company
12-5
65c
_—_
Gas
5
1-
When
Per
Payable oj liec.
Co.—
Insurance
U5e
——
Industries
Consolidated
Yuba
Fire
Natural
American
12-15
12-31
2 25c
dividend)
(stock
Corp.
Quarterly
9
/ 5%
30c
Ltd.
(Canada),
Combing
Wool
2
1-
National
3-10
2-
$1.433)
(quar.)
Industries
12-26
1
4-
$1.25
—
Motors
American
1-15
35c
r-L—
Common
Share
Company
American
Tablet <te Stationery—
(increased*
"Western
Name of
Payable of lice.
HolderJ
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Navie
Monday,. December 22, 1958
.
.
.
,
—
12-12'
Volume
188
Number
5805
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
per
.
Name 0]
•
Burns
Company
Co., Ltd.
&
Share
(quar.)-
Mills,
Burrus
—1
.
(quar.):
Inc.,
9
4-29
4-
9
U5c
7-29
25c
;___—:
pfd.
(quar.).;
1-20
$1.12%
dividend
pfd.
<s-a)__
12-15
$$3.50
62%c
(quar.)
2
1-
2
$6
58c
12-29
11-21
12-30
12-15
30c
;
2-14
$1
1-
1
$1.50
1-
2-
1
$2
12-23
$2
3- 2
(quar.).,
preferred (quar.)_
4%%
preferred
(quar.)______
5%
preferred
California
6%
California
"«
5.25%
(quar.)
Interstate
&
$4.75
Iiecla,
(quar.)
Burlington & Quincy RR.—______
Chicago uock &'Canal (quar.)
Chicago
__.
A
1-
12-
1-
2
62c
1-
1
75c
1-
1
V''.*
Co.—
(quar.)—________
•
5
5%
12-
2
$$1.25
5
5
Chicago
12-15
(quar.>_____
Chicago,
Rock Island &
12-15
C:
12-15
$1.18%
12-31
~48%c
1-28
12-26
$5c
1-28
12-26
40c
1-30
1-14
25c
1-12
12-26
45c
1-12
12-26
(quar.)t62%c
1- 2
12-15
_________
Quarterly
Extra
Canada
Bread
Co., Ltd., 5%
Canada
Cement
Co.,
Crushed
&
6%
preference
Canada
4V4%
$$1.50
—
Foundries Ltd.,
(quar.)_
Canada Life Assurance
Canada
Packers.
(Toronto)
participating class A
Class
B
1-
1
12-
1
12-
8
1-
2
12-16
t37%c
$$1.06%
(quar.)—
$$1.15
|87%c
___
new
2
2
*
12-15
3-
6
4-
3-
6
1
common
Breweries, Ltd.,
convertible
Canadian
Co., Ltd.r
(quar.).—
Co.,
preferred (quar.)
Electric, Ltd.
International
1-
.
"
I-19
•.
12-
2
4%
11-28
11-28 '
Collins Radio
12-31
11-28
Colonial
12-31
11-28
1-
2
2
?$4
(final)—
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
5%
redeemable
preferred
8% preferred
(quar.)
Canadian Pacific Ry. (s-a)
1-30
12-31i
1-15
12-15
——:
12-30
12-20
12-26
12-12
30c
12-31
75c.
'
12-24,
■5%
4%
2nd
Columbia
Curlee
12-15
!
•
B
Gas,
1-23
^
1-
12-19
1-
2
2
1-16
2
12-
2
1-
2
12-
2
$$1.25
1-
2
12-
2
4$2
1-
2
12-
2
Combustion Engineering Inc.
$75c
Canadian
Viekers, Ltd.
Westinghouse, Ltd.
12-31
12-
2-27
1-
5
Commercial
(quar.)
$25c
.
(quar.)_
1-15
1-
2
1-
2
II-28
1-
2
of
Bank
Year-end
12-15
75c
B
(stock
North
(quar.)—_
B
Records
Carey
Baxter
Extra
<te
Kennedy
12-31
12-15
2
1-
(quar.)__
Credit
12-16
1-16
12-19
1-10
12-26v
Do
1-23
12-26
(quar.)
12-31
12-15 '
12-31
70c
,
3%%
1st
preferred
Carriers
from
35c
Plywood
Corp.
Ceco Steel
Celanese
12-15
12-31
4%%
7%
of
Common
5%
12-
Sugar
Fibre
Common
Central
5
Connecticut
12-15
12-26.
12-15
Connohio,
1-2-59
12-30
11-28
5c
12-30
12-15
30c
12-31
12-
<s-a>
1
1
Investments, Ltd.—
A
Ordinary
12- 8
35c
1-
5
2
$5
12-19
(s-a)
Hudson
Gas
non-voting
$2.50
(extra)-
1-
2
Diversified
Standard
non-cumulative
1-
2
Dry Goods
Co.
Edison
of
11-28
$5
preferred
Consolidated
(quar.)
Foods
Corp.,
common
preferred
(quar.).,
$1.08%
1-
2
12-10
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12%
1-
2
12-10
Consolidated
Gas
preferred
<quar.)_
$1.18%
1-
2
12-10
Consolidated
36c
1-
Consolidated
Illinois
fNew
common
Electric
&
:
—
preferred
A
(quar.)
4.10%
preferred
B
4.7V%
4%%
preferred
4.64%
$1.02%
1-
1
12-15
1-
1
$1.20
$1.12%
(quar.)_
$1.16
1-1
'
Indiana
3.50%
(quar.)
12-
12-20,
1-
2
Consolidated
1
3-20'
2-2
Vermont
Public
1-
Consumers
12-12
12-18
12-31
12-18
60c
20c
(quar.)
35c
87%c
1-
5
12-31
1-
1
$1.15
$1.15
(quar.)
1-1
1-
1
12-22
•
12-10
12-10
12-10
.
$$1
12-29
1-
1
12-10
$4.52
preferred
$1.50
1-
1
12-10
$4.16
preferred
Service—
$1.03
1-
1
12-15
$1.16
1-
1
12-15
vestment
de
6%
5%
income)
Pasco
4%%
Paper &
Fibre
pfd.
-
1-1
12-15
1-
2
2-
2
1-
I
1
14c
25c
(quar.)
12-26
12-29
12-
8
12-12
56%c
1-
1
75c
1-
1
12-15
25c
—;
1-
1
12-15
1-1
12-12
12-15
Co.—
12-24
1-
$5.50
$3.75
.$4.50
$1.12%
B
Continental
Stock
12-29
12-
5
Cortfciental
15c
12-29
12-
5
Continental
12-24
,
—
Vought Aircraft Inc.
Chapman
Valve
Mfg.
Com
(Quarterly)
50c
(quar.)
Chateau Gab Wines, Ltd.
Chemical
(quar.)
Exchange
75c
(s-a>^__
Bank
12-15
(New
___
1.
$50c
1-
6
7
12- 1
12-3'
12-17
York)
60c
1-
1
12-15
Corp.
'
1
Steel
1
12-17
1-
2
12-15'
12-15
12-31
M'fg.
12-
9
12-31
12-
9}
4%%
Motors
Cooper, Tire & Rubber
$3
pfd.
Coplay Cement Mfg., 6%
12-31
12-10
12-10
12-31
12-10 r
12-10
.
12-31
12-10
12-31
12-10
12-31
12-10
1-
2
12-31
12-15 i
12-22
12-26
12-16
12-26
12-16"
1-20
'
1-9
1-15
12-19
12-22
12--8
12-22
12-
8
15c
12-22
12-
8
15c
17 %c
$12
10c
:
3%
Corp.
(quar.)
122-
1
2
2
12-31
12-22
121-
1-
;
-
5'
5
5
12-23'
12-11
Fund,
Mines, Ltd.
Oil
/
4%%
,7%
payable
common
12-
3;
12-22
12-22
(quar.)
(quar.)_
39c
(quar.)
U7%c
(monthly)
•
37 %c
39c
^5c
t25c
(increased quar.)
12-24
12-
1
12-31
2-16
4-
1
1-2-59
1-30
2-30
1-
11-28
2-
2
3-30
12-19-
12-30
1-16
5
12-19
12-10
t30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Investments, Ltd.
(s-a)
_*
Dow
Dow
Chemical
1-15
12-.16
1-15
12-26
:|:40c
12-31
12-17
12-31
12-17
?25c
1-27
12-24
12-30
(quar.)_
2-
2
1-
1-
2
12-
$1.25
—
112 %c
f25c
pref.
Co.-
1-15
f50c
V20c
preferred
com.
1-15
'$1.12%
U7%c
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.,
Glass
5
12-17
1
5
5
2%c
Dominion Steel & Coal Corp. Ltd. (quar.)
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co., Ltd. (quar.)
'$1
11-
in
preferred
Extra
12-3
1
1-
24c
Fields
Dominion-Scottish
-
12-17
1-
Inc.—•
distribution
preferred.
12-24
'
12-15
Inc.—
stock
or
1
10c
Investment
gains
1-
20c
:
12-
2-
2
1-26
137 %C
1-
2
12-12
12-15
30c
1-15
2oC
1-
50c
1-2-59
2
1 :
12-17
$1.13
1-
1
12-
5
5
1-2-59
12-31
12-15
12-
1
2
Corp.
Draper
Dravo
Corp.,
1-
2
12-15
&
(quar.)_
$2
preferred
Exploration
12-31
12-
5
12-31
12-
5
1-2-59
12-15,
1-16
12-25
1-
12-22
5
15c
12-31
12-10
10%
12-31
12-1 h"
$12
12-26
12-
5
(quar.)
(s-a)
12 %c
1-
2
5
12-
5
12-19
12-15
Du-Art Film Laboratories—
60c
12-15
15c
(quar.)
12-27
12-31
5%
1-2-59
20c
Cornell-Dubllier Electric Corp., com.
S5.25 series A pfd. (quar.)_
1
30c
,
5
(quar.)
preferred "(accum.)
1
12-
37 %C
12-
1%.
1
42-
2
$1.50
(quar.)
common
:
-
participating
Duffy-Mott
du Pont
(E.
I.)
pfd.
Inc.
Co.
Duke Power, 7%
(increased)
■
(s-a)
1-2-59
(quar.)„
dividend'—
12-16-
2
50c
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Brewery, Ltd
Industries—
preferred' (quar.)
Corp.
12-12:
12-15
•
25c
(quar.)—
dividend
Dominion
12- 5.,
1-
:
5
12 %c
Co
Bridge
Dover Corp.,
17 %c
1
2
1-
25c
(quar.)_
&
dividend
capital
Dome
12-17;
1-
$1.12%
(quar.)
dividend
Gin.
1-
$0.0075
Copper &
1-
12-29
10c
(quar.)
12-19
(initial)-
(initial)-
Controls Co. of America
Stock
Co.
Dodge Manufacturing Co.,
$1.56 preferred
(quar.)
•
Chance
Tunnel
6
93 %c
A
2
12-12
1-
25c
(quar.)
Quarterly from net investment income
Drilling
class
12-20
12-15 ~
12-
1
12-29
50c
(quar.)
1-
$1.37%
(quar.)
1-
.
5
1-
$1
Industries
Dominguez
12-
2
12-31
5c
$1.14
Dominion Corset Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Dominion Foundries & Steel, Ltd.—
12-31
1-
1-
$1.05
5'
12-23
12-12
$1.25
5
12-31
25c
t75c
$1.25
$1
12-
25c
1
1-15
$1.07
12-
1-2-59
1-
12-12
92 %c
2-16
.
25c
II
(quar.)
Eight Co.—
1-15
2
12-31
50c
1-15
1-
12-20
12-15
•,
52 %c
1-15
12-22:
12-31
12-31
Canada—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
cash
12-12
55c
(quar.)„
preferred
:
12-31
t$1.75
25c
Diversified Growth Stock Fund,
Co.—
Connector,
5
12-30
.
5
12-
1-26
93%c
<s-a)
Canada
Diversified
12-10
1-15
20c
preferred
2nd
30c
(quar.)
Can
Continental
Class
(quar.)
12-
12-26
t$2.50
$1.04
(quar.)_
12-26
50c
of
$1.13
(Chicago)
Baking Corp.
preferred
(quar.)
11-28
20c
preferred
-Extra
9
$40c
$1.12%
____
Common
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)_
Champion Spark Plug Co.Special
Extra
'
1
300
;
Stock
12-15
12C
;
1-
'
11-28
25c
Corp.
Giorgio Fruit Corp.,
Diebold,
12-17
50%
(quar.)_
(quar.)
2
1
5c
.
Quality Supermarkets, Inc.—
7 "Jo preferred (qua r.)
Discount Corp. of New York
(extra)
Disney (Walt.) Productions (quar.)
12-17
1-
12-31
25c
$$1.37%
-
Continental
Continental
in-
(increased)
Inc.,
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
ChaniDion
from
:
„
Corp.
Gotham
$1.19
(quarterly
(quar.)
Continental Assurance Co.
(quar.)
Chacbourn
preferred
2
1-
50c
Co.
International
Stock
11-28
Co.—
$1.18%
(quar.)^
(quar.)_
Oerro
Power
12-
'2-16
Dilbert's
$20c
5%%
$4.50
&
Common
(quar.)__—
1-15
>
750
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
Di
32-10
1
1-
5c
common
1
$4.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
Chemical
,.$1.50
35c
Consumers
preferred
Trust
Gas Co.,
'
12-15
$4.50
—
(quar.)—
RR.
Gasket
Corp.—
-
(quar.)
12-10^
preferred
preferred
Shares
Acceptance
(quar.)'
(quar.)_
12-10
12-10
4.15%
4.75%
Products
12-19
1
(quar.)
20c
(quar.)_
1
1-
15c
$40c
^__
Ltd.
Corp.,
preferred (quar.)__
Consumer^ Investment Fund Ire
Stock dividend '
1
1__
12-19
4.65%
Century
Rock
preferred
Consumers
•
preferred (quar.)_—,—
Central
12-12
$1.23
Gas
(quar.).;
(quar.)
convertible preferred
preferred (quar.)_
.
4.60%
1-2
2
Paper
1-
;
$40c
Consolidated
12-31
1953)
year
preferred
$1.56
quar.)
15c
12 %c
(s-a)_
&
preferred
Detroit
1-15
12-22
14c
—
'
9-15
15c
12-20 *
4-
1
of
i_
3-10
6-15, v
(quarJ__H__II
preferred
A
Co.
12-18
$1.75 9-29-59
preferred
Hudson
Detroit
12-19
1
2
22 %c
(quar.)
1-2-59
4-1-59
7-1-59
(quar.)
Edison
Natural Gas Co.—
(Increased
12-15
/; Class A
preferred
preferred
4.75%
;
Consolidated
.
Co.—
(quar.)—.—_
preferred (quar.)_
4.60%
}
2
1-
65% c
Corp.
3-16
12-18
37%c
Diversified
(quar.)_
Utilities
investment income)
Mining & Smelting
(s-a)__
12-15
$1
.
Public Service
(quar.)_:—
Central Maine Power Co., common
:
1-
75c
Canada, Ltd.
Extra
(quar.)
preferred
4.92%
6%
12-15
$1.18%
—1,
preferred
Central
12-15
1-1
Illinois
Central Illinois
i1 4%
„
preferred C (quar.)_
preferred D (quar.).
Light Co.—
4.80%
!
—
1
$1.02%
(quar.)
Central
•
(From
Gas—
(initial)
4.10%
preferred
I
(quar.)
Dctrex
Investment Trust—
4.75%
Central
5%%
1-2-59
$1.75
Manufacturing Co
Company (increased)
Detroit
Y.—
N.
12-15 I"
3-31
$1.75
Detroit Aluminum & Brass
Corp.
Securities,
(s-a)____
12-30
$1.75
12-19'
$1.25
Co.
4.35%
•
4
12-10
1-
$1.25
(quar.)
4 % %
•
12-
45c
(quar.)
12-23 •:
62 %c
Diamond Gardner Corp.,
preference
Consolidated
12-19
25c
Electric—
&
2
12-31
$25c
__.
Consolidated
$$2.50
and
1-
Limited—.
-
—
Products—
voting
12-24
10c
■____.
r
1-10
40c
Nut
Delaware
10c
__-
12-17
12-31
$2
I_
A
A
preferred
5%
40c
common
—
(quar.)
12-11
20c
for.year 1954)
(quar.)
4.56%
11-28;'
10c
Cigar Corp.,
preferred
6
27 %c
:
Extra
-
Records
&
Detroit
(quar.)
8-11
2
;
for
4.20%
1-
55c
(s-a)
Consolidated
12-15
1-
preferred
2
1-
50c
4%; preferred
(quar.)
3.70%
preferred (quar.)
Insurance—
.-
9-
Turbine
Power
12-11
31 %C
:
Life
12-10
'
class
Securities
&
12-11
2
1
Light & Power (quar.)
Inc., common
Consolidated
12- 8
1-
$25c
—
_.
1-
2
28c
preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Bakeries (Canada)—
8
$1.75
1-
1-
$1.37%
i
&
Delaware
5
Co.—
(quar.)
General
2
(increased)..
Year-end
1-16
12-
from
40c
12-15
12-22
$1.12%
-
40c
12-12.
25c
(quar.)
common
Dacca
Invest¬
—
Connecticut
12-12
from
(6c
(quar.)
Increased
$15c
1;
Steam
Delaware
31c
distribution
1-
$2
4.28%
J.—
Water
preferred
12-
$1.75
12-29
75c
gains
-
22c
a
•
preferred
12-26
capital
plus
gains)
12-22
1-2-59
12-26
75c
Investment
income
capital
Commonwealth
12-17
ll%c
(quar.)
preference
Central
ment
'
9
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
2
1-
from
Commonwealth
5
12-15
5%
(year-end)_
A
Central Canada
1-
12-
1
2
Distribution
8.~
3-10
■>
common
preference
.
Decker
J.)-*-*
;
r
$1.25
*
(quar.)
preferred
Aguirre
12-
75c
America,
preferred
2nd
Central
12-19
12-30
N.
15c
5c
quar.)
L____.—
Special
plus 90c
.
(quar,)——
America
of
5
Quarterly
(initial
Corp.
Laval
Deere
Commonwealth Income Fund—
5%%
preferred
Products Corp.
Corp.
1-
33c
7%
preferred (quar.)
Castle-Tretheway Mines, Ltd
Catalin
5
12-20
$1.25
income
profits
Corp.
6%%
Go.,
5
12-
6
?%
—
I.)
12-
1-
93%c
iquar.)
—_
net
Extra
(J.
12-31
Corp.—
from
securities
net
Cascades
dividend)-—
(quar.)
of
12-31
7c
——
(quar.)
Light, com.
General
&
Year-end
——
(stock
common
preferred
Carolina Power &
20c
Commercial
Solvents- Corp.- (quar.)
Trust Co. (Jersey City,
5c
common
—
Carnation Co.,
"
.__
Investment
12-15
12-31
10c
(quar.)__
Co.,
Commercial
Commercial
II-28
Mills,
Debenture
2%
Co,
a
12-
1
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Corp., 3%%- pfd. series A (quar.)
Davega Stores Corp. of N. Y.—
.5% preferred (quar;)___
David & Frere. Ltd., class A
(quar)
Dayton Malleable Iron Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
12-30
25C
—_—
r
12-
2
+
(quar.)
River
5%
Stock' dividend^.:
Commercial
2
1-
45c
Dana
12-15
12-16 V
America—
12-15
12-31
15c
____'
——
Equipment
Common
Case
25c
—
Carnaco
-$5
75c
___.
(quar.)—
Extra
5
40c
__
1-
(quar.)
$4. prior pfd.
preferred (quar.)
Cb.f Ltd., 7%
28c
(quar.)
t-
1-15
4-
M.
3%
dividend)•____
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric
12-31
$25c
(quar.)
class
and
America
Laboratories, class
Dalfcx
Broadcasting System, Inc."—
A
1-15
25c
Corp. (quar.)„
Daggafontein Mines (lrreg.)
Dan
12-
12-30
T.
5
12-31
'
)Class
D.
'
Class
Common
$4
1-
25c
12-15%
12-15 J
2-
Gas
prior
Cutter
12c
$1
preferred—
$$1
of
Curtiss-Wright Corp.,
12-19^
2
$1.25
(annual)
common
$$1.25
Canadian
Capitol
9 1
2
1-
II
2
$25c
Publishing
$1.60
1-
1-
$1.05
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
(quar.)
Clothing
Curtis
12-1
31V4C
(quar.)_^_
common
(quar.)
1
$1.50
Candy Co.—
.4% % 1st pfd. (arrears
4%%
1st pfd.
(arrears
12-11
68%C
(quar.)___-
Cumberland
12-19 '
62 %c
(quar;)
A
1
2-
.
25C
Curtiss
Corp.—•
Southern Ry.,
&
(monthly)
(quar.)_
Interstate
preferred
12-15
12c
Iron
A
preferred
Colorado
12-15
&
12-19
2
5c
12-19
2-
15c
(quar.)
2
12-22
12-19
12-30
i
12-5
12-30
I_
common
preferred
'12-1 >
12-
12-31
25c
(quar.)
preferred
2
s
12-31
31%c
(quar.)__
7%
1-
5
each
(quar.)
15c
preferred
7%
12-22
12-
4c
Sugar Co,—
Common
(quar.)
7% preferred
(quar.)
.7% preferred (quar.)
12-10
10c
!
for
;
Corp
preferred
12-10D
12-31
"
Cuban-American
1-
2%
____.
12-31
(Canada) Ltd.—
Co.
12-19
5%
7_
Steel
Forster,
1-
50c
12-20
preferred
(quar.)_
2'
7%c
2
pre¬
■
•
1-
share
i_;
12-24
87 %c
(quar.)
5%
International, class
1-
$1.75
dividend).-(quar.)
I
Fuel
Colorado
$75c
12 2ft?
12-20
.;
8%
12-19 >
5%
one
common
8%
11-28.'
12-15
12-29
$35
—
Central Power Co.
preferred
5%%
$20c
(quar,);
2
12-30
-
1
^
Colorado
12-17
$93%c
,i.
1-
10c
(Stock
Stores,
Monthly
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Crum &
40c
Corp.
A
Crucible
2
(initial)
$4.20 preferred
Crown Zellerbach
2-10
12%c
!____
dividend
.
1-6.'
1-
(quar.)
Zellerbach Corp.,
2-10
$1
(quar.)
Stone
&
5
Crown
2
Co., common (quar.)__
Co., common
(extra)
Co.
Sand
Colorado
12-15
12-
>
12-15
1-20
12 %c
~~~
A;(quar.)4
2
(quar.)
Color-Craft Products
12-31
1-15
1-
12-19
12-15
12-23
held
;
Year-end
Class
3-
-_
preferred (quar.)
Stock
1-1-59 :
Cork
Co.
2
40C
dividend)
of
(quar.)
class A
Crown
12-19
of
held__
Co.
1-
5
40c
(quar.)_
12-12
1-1-59
15c
12-31
B
3-
(liquidating)
shares
Crouse-Hinds
12-15
shares
dividend
Knowles
&
Co.,
Class
50c
»_
five
12-15
1-15
100
(stock
Petroleum
Petroleum
shares
Crompton
12-10
1
each
stock
Oil
12-17 \
Z__
"
Corp.
preferred convertible series
Cresmont
1
12-31
2%
50c
12-31
1-15
Mills
(qUar.-)_
preferred
plus
12-
12 %c
Crescent
Crescent
ICO
12-12
12-
for
year-end
of
2
of
12-31
65c
Coleman Engineering
3%%
2
1-22
1-
$50c
Colgate-Palmolive
2
12-
'
12-31
$1.37 %
Yards___
(year-end)
•7% preferred
I-19
1
2-1
.
2%%
Cluett Peabody &
5%
(quar.)
Cos., 4% pfd,
preferred (quar.)—,
common
2-
$$2
preferred
Mills,
11-28
1-
2%
Forge-Waynesboro Telephone (quar.)
Co., Inc., com.'(year-end)
$$1.50
—
'■
(resumed)
Stock
Worsted
'Extra
(quar.)
5%
Cannon
Clifton
11-28
ferred
A
f
12-22
10c
1-15
$20c
Canadian Oil
12-15
87 %c
Corp.
Colonial
Co.,
12-15
2
____
Clevite
$l5c
common
12-20
2
1-
Co
1
Ltd.—
Power
2
1-
12-31
12-31
Inc.—
inuar.)_____
Petfoleum
share
Class
12-
$43%c
:
Co.,
(quar.)
Canadian Industries, Ltd.,
?7%% preferred (quar.)
1-
$1
$1.12 %
2
$20c
A
Canadian
Trencher
$10c
^
Machine
Quarries
Ltd.—.
Canadian General
Class
Illuminating—
$4.50
preferred? (quar.)_:
Cleveland & Pittsburgh R.R.—
4% special gtd.
iquar.)
7% regular gtd.
(quar.)___
425c
iquar.)
___
Fairbanks-Morse
$1.75
Electric
1-
$50c
.-
__.
One
$1.50
Cleveland -Union
2
12-31
ZZ
(quar.)___
Crescent
(s-a)
Cleveland
$18%c
_______
preferred (quar.)_
$1.75 preferred (quar.)_
Canadian Drawn Steel Co., Ltd.—
60c
preferred (quar.)_
Extra
Canadian Ice
Mahoning Ry.
1
-2
B
12-12
(stock dividend)______
12-15
1-
A
Class
Crosetfc
12-
1
Class
$1.13
2
1-30
12-12
12-26
12-10
dividend)_-___-___:
2
$$1.25'
■
$1
Canadian
Cleveland
1-15
1-15
Service
.
8
15c
-.J.
Finance
12-22
12-16-
$25c
.
L__.
Extra
12-19
12-
1-1-59
40c
Credit
2
12-23
$2.50
_
12-10
12-22
6
1-
'
12-12
2
1-
15c
Creamery Package Mfg.; (quar.)
12-16
1
.
25c
(quar.)___.
12-16
5%
1-
$37V2C
$31'Ac
(quar.)__
com.
Canadian Canners, Ltd. (quar.)
Canadian Celanese, Ltd., common
Extra
Refining
preferred
(quar.)
Wheat
12-15
Telephone—
1-
$25c
(quar.)
preference .(quar.)
Bronze
pref.-
&
Clearfield &
12-10
4-; 1
Oil
Cleveland
(resumed)-
6%
1-
Clark
of
12-29
Co.^—
Utilities
convertible
(quar.)_
12-29
Pacific—r
Texas
t3VAc
Canadian
.
1-15
(stock
Co.
6%
Cream
$1.18%
(quar.)
;
Bell
9
12-15
12-15
1-
;
Service
T
Co.
2
1-
;
12-12
12-12
12-29
25c
Corp.
Reynolds
(quar.)__
12-12
2
1-
25c
Craddock-Terry Shoe, 5% pfd.; (s-a)
Crain
(R. L.), Ltd. (quar.)
Crampton Manufacturing Co.—
2-27
1-
87 %c
;
(quar.)_
40c
(quar.)
pfd.
$50c
preferred is-a)
Canadian Bakeries, Ltd.
6%
12-
2
5
87 %c
Corp., $1 pfd.
(quar.)__
&
Chemical
60c
$$1.10
(quar.)
5%
<5%
1-
12-
12-27
15c
Reynolds Corp.
12-31
$4
Cleveland
(initial)
common
Canada Safeway, Ltd., 4.40% pfd.
Canada Steamship Lines Ltd.—
$1.25
4%
&
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
of Rec.
12-27
I~I_
40c
.
(quar.)
Class A common (stock dividend) ________
City Investing Co., 5%% preierrcd (quar.)
City Products Corp.; (quar.)
Clagary Power, Ltd., common (quar.);
Permanent Mortgage Corp.
(Toronto),
RR.
Quarterlv
Cities
8
1-
(s-a)—___—$87%c
(s-a)
Orleans
Cincinnati' & Suburban
Ltd.—
$1.50
Canada
Gas & Electric,
preferred (quar.)
Cincinnati- New
1
25c
._
(quar.)—
com.
12-
1-2
$1.06%
-$25c
iquar.)_.
Pacinc
Corp. (quar.)
Securities, 7%
preferred
Cincinnati
Citizens
__
common
preferred:
T.
4%%
Ltd.—
$4.25 preferred (quar.)—*
Canada Flooring Co., Ltd., class B—
Canada Iron
I.
Christiana
.
Ltd.—
Cut Stone,
(quar.)___
Corp.,
Dry
pref. B
Cowles
&
Petroleum
10c
:
Semi-annually
__.—
___________ _________________
Canada
;
—
7
1-
series
25c
Financial
1
Corroon
Cosden
6
1945
25c
Chicago Molded Products (quar.)
Chicago Rivet & Machine (extra)
12-16
1-
1-
62 %c
(quar.
12-26
Campbell Red Lake Mines, Ltd. (increased)—
Extra
.:
.
preferred (quar.)
Mill & Lumber
20c
(quar.)
4
1-
12-31
2% %
;
,
v-
26Vic<
dividend
12-15
Campbell Soup Co. (increased quar.)_
Campbell Taggart Associated Bakeries, Inc.—
,
Stock
25c
n-
Holders
Payable
50c
preferred
12-19
When
Share
common
preferred 1.947 series
Coro, Inc. (quar.)
12-19
,
1-12
50c
Chicago Great Western Ry., com. (quar,)_
12-
2
1-
t$1.12%
._
common
12-15
1-15
;
Telephone
Inc.,
preferred
$$1
(quar.)
pfd.
.
preferred
conv.
Calumet
1
—
(quar.)___
Power, $2.50
Electric
preferred
$50c
______
4%
3%%
3%%
Corroon
convertible preferred
$2
Calgary Power, Ltd.
2-
1
87 %c
(accum.)
Company
Glass Works,
Extra
unadilla Telephone Corp.—
preferred
3%%
••..12-15•-
1-2
Per
Name of
Corning
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—
12-15
.12-31
—1-31
Holders
Payable of Rec,
realized
net
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia (quar.)
Chesapeake Industries, $4 pfd. (accuin.)
12-15
2
1-
from
15c
12-12
1-
When
Share
,
.
(Special
profits)
Chenango &
12-16
1-12
28%c
___________
non-cum.'pfd.
ButterickvCo.,;. 5%
12-31
5%
_
securities
9
15c.
__—_
Stock
7-
Fund
12-26
10c
Bush Terminal Co.
(year-end)——;.—,
Butler's, Inc., common (quar.)__
4%% preferred
(quar.)
Butterfly Hosiery Co., Ltd., 7%
Per
Name of Company
Chemical
1-
«_
4%%
of Rec.
1-29
J15c
-
Quarterly
Holders
£15c
Quarterly
Burroughs Corp.
When
Payable
(2649)1
(initial)
preferred (quar.)
de Nemours &
15c
1-15
20c
(quar.)
1-
$1.75
1-
1-
5
2
12-15
2
12-15
.
Co.—
'
$3.50
preferred
$4.50 preferred
4.10%
20c
12-31
12-16
4.15%
$1.31%
1-15
12-16
4.20%
preferred
preferred
preferred
87c
1-24
$1.12%
1-24
1-
9
1-
9
55c
1-
1
12-
5
52 %c
1-
1
12-
5-
46% c
1-
1
12-
5
50c
1-
1
12-
5"
(quar.)
51 Vic
1-
1
12-
5,
(quar.).:
(quar.)
517/eC
1-
1
12-
5*
52-%c
1-
1
12-
5'
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Duquesne Light, common (increased quar.)
$2.10 preferred (quar.)__
3.73% preferred (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Duro-Test Corp.,
5%
Potash Co. (quar.)
Dynamics Corp. of America—»
§1
convertible preference (s-a)
Stuinless Steel
Corp.
12-15
(quar.i
Extra
and
income
from
investment
from capital gainst
Eaton
k
Howard
Stock
(20c
12-
5
12-
5
12-
5
75c
12-23
Extra
i——
—
—
Baler Co.
Match
Eddy
Electric
$4.50 preferred
1- 1
12-26
12-19
Cash
12-26
(quar.)—
_*
.
dividend
Refractories
Electro
(quar.)—
Abrasives (quar.)
<fc
(quar.)-—
Electrical Products Consolidated (quar.)
Electric
Battery
Storage
Extra
(Calif.)
Electrical Products Corp.
Water
Elizabethtowu
General
1- 2
12-31
3%
Quarterly
_
& Williamsport RR. pfd.
(s-a)
Emerson Electric Manufacturing, com. (quar.)
Elmira
I-21
12-19
General Electric
12-
General
8
12-19
General
12-12
12-12
12-12
4%
30c
40c
$1
1- 8
19)
——
.
Emporium Cap well Co; (quar.)——
Endicott Johnson Corp., common (quar.)—.
preferred (quar.)—.
4%
Equitable Credit Corp.—
20c partic. preferred (quar.)
Class A
Erie
•
(s-a)__
1-2
1-2
12-26
130c
12-31
12-15
12-15
II-10
11-10
5
Eversharp,
5%
Inc.,
pfd.
.12-15
(quar.)—
:
—■
——
Corp.. (quar.)—•
iToronto)
——
Excelsior Life Insurance
Factor (Max)
(s-a)_—
class A (quar.)
Fafnir'Bearing (stock dividend)Fairbanks Co., 6% preferred (quar.)
Foods
Co.,
preferred
4%
Corp.
(quar.)
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops
Y;)
(quar.)
Faultless Rubber
Fearn
Corp.
Inc.
Extra
Federal
12-19
•1-2
12-10
1
12-31
12-23
32-15
1-
1-15
•
s.***
1-20
12-22
2-
1-
2
12-
1
1-
2
12-
I
1-
2
12-16
12-26
12-12
12-31
12-29
12-
9
50c
12-29
12-
9
4-
1-
30c
1-
30c
15c
,,
(year-end)
1
2
N.
5
12-22
2
12-19
12-31
12-31
12-
12-
5
5
J.)—
Quarterly
20c
quarterly
Federated Department Stores
Federation Bank &r Trust Co.
Fibreboard
Products
Paper
Common
derived
1-10
12-17
Geneva
12-31
(Jersey
First
National
City Bank
First
National
Florida
4
City)
(N.
Y.)
1-
2
12-19
50c
1-
2
12-19
7y2c
2-
1
2-
1
56%c
20c
(quar.)
—
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Firstamericu Corp. (quar.)——;
Fisher Bros. Co., $5 preferred
(quar.)*——
Fischer & Porter Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)—_
Fittings, Ltd., class A (s-a)
Flagg-Utica
Corp.
(quar.)—
Mutual
12-
20c
Stores
Florida
12-24
-
75c
75c
50c20c
$1.25
12-22
12-31
2-
1-
1
2
12-30
1-
2
1-
2
1-
2
12-12
12-22
1-
1212-
5
1
5
12-19
I2y2c
1-
2
12-15
J30c
1-
1
12-
62 %c
1-
3
12-12
5
Public Utilities—
Common
4%%
Fluor
Fund
(increased
preferred
Corp.,
Ltd.
7c
-
quar.)_
(quar.):
12-12
18c
1-
1
12-19
$1.18%
!
(quar.)
1-
1
12-19
30c
Stores, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
New common (initial)
$4.20
1-23
25c
1-
2
12-12
$1.05
Fair
Food
12-23
1-
2
12-12
1-
7
Food
Foote
Bros.
Gear
Common
5%%
Foote
<fc
Mineral
Co.
Fort
Dairies
Worth
Co.
Foundation
Co.
Founders
(stock
Co.
held)
Francisco
Frank
(quar.)
10-17
12-24
1-2-59
12-15
ioc
5c
(s-a)
71/20
2
12-22
1-16
12-26
1-15
12-15
1-
2
11-28
12-30
12-19
1-
12-30
(reduced)
Law,
Co
„
*
12-24
12-16
30c
12-23
12-12
30c
$2
Fraser Ce*., Ltd. (quar.)—
130c
1:30c
«—
preferred
(stock
(quar.)
dividend)——
12-19
50c
Inc
:
Inc.
8
2
—
Franklin-Adams
12-
1-
(one share for each 20 shs.
Sugar Co.
Prick Co., 6%
12-29
75c
J12%c
6%
Fund
Extra
Priden,
1-1-59
25c
-
Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
(N. Y.) (stock dividend)
(Albert)-Guenther
Extra.
12-19
2%
Inc., class A (quar.)
(quar.)
Fownes Brothers & Co.
Stock dividend
dividend)
12-31
$O.2150y4
of
Mutual
3
25c
Inc.
Transit
Foundation
12-
75c
2¥2 %
12-23
1-
1
12-1
1-20
12-30
12-17
12-24
(quar.)
Harding Carpets,
12-31
Harsco
Stores
Hartford
Gas Co.,
31 %c
1-
5
12-22
50c
1-
2
12-19
1-
2
12-19
1-
2
12-
5
12-
12-23
50c
9
7c
$1.25
12-15
12-30
1-
12-10
1
22-
1-
2
5
1-
2
5
1-15
12-12
3-15
2-27
12-30
12-
9
12-30
12-
9
12-29
12-
5
1-31
1-16
1-31
1-16
12-31
12-19
12-12
7
12-31
.1-
5
2
12-
8
1-
Gilbert
(A.
Glens
Falls
Glidden
Goebel
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-
1
12-10
55c
2-
1
1-10
1-
1
12-10
1-
1
12-10
1-
1
12-15
12-31
12-
2
"•1->1
12-
2
55c
Co.
(N.
Corp., cL
Great Lakes Paper, Ltd. (quar.)
Great Lakes Power Co., Ltd.—
5%
1st preference
(quar.)
Great
West
Great
Western
Stock
Life
A
(s-a)
(quar.)
*
(quar.)
Finance
5%
2
1-
2
12-18
$1.25
12-31
12-12
12-31
12-12
12-31
12-12
12-31
12-12
Hubbell
7y2c
1-
2
12-15
40c
1-
1
12-11
17V2C
1-
2
12-12
1-
1
12-22
$1.25
12c
12-24
12-
1
12-24
12-
1
12-15
(quar.)
(Harvey), Inc.
Extra
(quar.)
Felt
class
$1.50
12-23
11-26
Greening (B.) Wire Co., Ltd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Class B
12-31
preferred (quar.)
—
Hupp Corp., 5% preferred A (quar.)_*
Huron & Erie Mortgage Corp. (quar.)
*
Hussman
Refrigerator Co. (stock dividend)
6.40%
1-
12-15
12-15
Huttig Sash & Door,
12-19
Hygrade Food Products Corp.,
12-17
12-31
12-15
4%
12-23
12-
9
5%
1-23
1-
12-12
12-12
12-31
12-31
12-22
12-22
12-22
1-
2
12-12
1-
2
12-
12-12
12-19
12-19
12-10
12-
8
12-
8
5%
pfd.
.
1- 1
i-15
1-40c
62%c
$40c
2%
1-15
12-31
1- 2
12-29
12-30
$.125
50c
(quar.)
common
1-15
1- 1
12-10
12-15
12-15
12-15
12-12
12-15
12-
8
12-15
12-19
50c
3%
1- 1
12-19
1-1
12-19
2-1
2-1
1-16
—
$1
$1.25
(quar.)_
57%c
1-15
12-29
12-31
2- 2
2- 2
2- 2
7
25c
12-31
12-12
12-31
Year-end
12-27
3c
12-31
12-31
12-31
175c
+20c
*
——-—
1-
8
Stock
dividend
preferred (quar.)
series B preferred (quar.)__
series A
Circuit Breaker,
I-T-E'Ideal
Cement
Co.
4.60%
(quar.)
Illinois
Brick
______
(quar.)
Telephone Co.
Bell
pfd.
1-
2
12-12
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-10
Illinois Power
__*__
preferred (quar.)*____2
preferred (quar.)
4.26% preferred (quar.)—
4.42% preferred (quar.)
4.70% preferred (quar.)_
Imperial Investment Corp., Ltd.—
12-31
12-
5
12-22
12-
3
12-22
12-
3
*50c
1-31
1-
9
12-22
12-
5
20c
12-29
12-
9
12-31
12-19
c
1-
1
12-
1-
1
12-16
1-15
12-19
1
12-21
93%
8
5c
1-
1-16
12-30
12-31
12-
3
m.10
1-
1
12-16
30c
1-
2
12-15
Co.
(quar.)
Extra
■—
Co., common
(quar.)
4.20 %
1-20
1-20
2
1-
2
—
4.08%
Class
Class
A
B
(quar.)
—
$2.50
-—
Incorporated Income Fund
Indiana & Michigan Electric Co.—
4.12%
preferred
preferred
12-31
12-12
12-31
12-12
1-
2
12-10
1-
2
12-10
25c
1-
2
12-15
(quar.)
—
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)_
5.65% preferred (quar.)
Indianapolis Water Co.— 4%
15c
1-
2
12-15
4.60%
5%
2
2
2
2
2- 2
2222-
2
12-10
1-16
1-16
11-
9
9
1-
9
1-
9
1-
9
1-
9
12-12
12-12
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
4%%
(Continued
1T2%C
+12%c
t35c
J62%c
$50c
$30c
35c
12-31
12-31
12-31
12-31
1- 1
12-27
1- 2
12-31
11-28
11c
1-15
12-24
$1.03
$1.03%
$1.14
37%c
$1
$1.05
$1.15
$1.41%
1- 2
1- 2
1- 2
1-15
1-1
1- 1
1- 1
1- 1
12- 8
12- 8
12- 8
1- 2
12-17
12-17
12-17
12-17
1- 1
1- 1
12-10
12-10
——
(quar.)—
preferred'(quar.)—
Indianapolis Power & Light, common (quar.)
4%%
52 %c
51c
53 %c
55 %c
58%c
U
12-12
$1.25
$1.06%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
—
preferred (quar.)
Imperial Life Assurance (Canada)
(qu:u\)_
Imperial
Oil,
Ltd.
(quar.)
_____
Imperial Paper & Color Corp. (quar.)
Imperial Tobacco Co. (Canada), Ltd.—
$1.40
Interim
50C
$2
3oC
36c
37%c
1-10
U2%c
*—
4.56%
1-
30c
,
12^12
12-31
210c
(s-a)
(quar.)
preferred
Hughes-Owens Ltd., class A
50c
12-12
Ltd.—
Co.,
A
12-22
12-12
1-15
1-15
1-15
12-31
—
*
2
$1.25
$1.37%
15c
60c
——
Corp.
Hubbard
12-31
2
12-19
12-
60c
preferred (quar.)_—_—■5%% preferred (quar.)—.—
1-
9
2
62%c
31%c
$1.31%
5%
12-15
1-
1-
II-28
1- 2
20c
preferred (quar.)
1-
2-
5
1-15
(quar.)
preferred ($25 par)
preferred (quar.)
Houston Oil Field Material Co.—
1-
45c
Green Mountain Powdr Corp.
*
5.25%
$1.15
1
5
1-
12-20
93%c
$1
$1.10
—
Natural Gas Corp., common,
Hoving
$1.75
7%.preferred (quar.)
12-31
12-
1-
30c
4.20%
Great Western Sugar, common (quar.)
12-15
12-23
12-26
12-30
1- 2
12-31
12-31
>
12-15
56%c
5%
2
10c
1
12-31
25c
5%
(quar.)
common
preferred
Houston
2
t31%c
(year-end >
preferred (quar.)
1-26
1
50c
,
Corp.,
(quar.)*,—,
4%
preferred (quar.)
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
12-
Inc.—
1-
___
(quar.)
preferred
$2.25
Household
12-
t40c
Common
6%
1
12-
1- 5
2- 2
2-2
1- 2
2-2
1- 1
;
(Brooklyn, N. Y.)
Guaranty Co.
dividend
Stock
12-
Y.)—
Co.
(Winnipeg)
Corp. (quar.)
shares for each share
Producers
12-
12-29
$1.06%
$1.12%
tl2%c
31 %c
—
(quar.)
Hoover Company, 4% % 'preferred
(quar.)
Horner
(Frank W.), Ltd., class A
(quar.)
Hotel Corp. of America, 5%
pfd. (accum,)Houdaille Industries, Inc., common (quar.)_
1
outstanding)
(1% shares ior each share outstanding)
Great Western
12-29
15c
30c
37%c
50c
25c
Co.
preferred
1
40c
(quar.)
Assurance
(1%
12-12
Quarterly
1-
55C
Financial
dividend
12-22
12-17
Hooker Chemical Corp.—
1-
$45c
Life Insur. Co.
Realty
2-27
12-26
Ltd.—
(D. II.), Ltd.
1-T
37J/2C
American
3-25
1-10
12-31
tl2%c
Mines,
Title
25c
(quar.)
3%% preferred
(quar.)
145c
}6c
Gold
>
12-16
15c
Home
Oil
1-27
50c
25c
12-15
tsi
Quarterly
Great
12-22
(quar.)
15c
Quarterly
Gray Drug Stores
Great American Insurance
12-22
12-26
1-15
(quar.)
(quar.)^—
Insurance Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Oil, Ltd., class A (s-a)
Government Employees Insurance Co.—
Co.,
1-13
75c
10c
Holmes
*$2
T.)
12-22
*6.c
Co.
$1.50
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
4% preference (quar.)
Toy, Ltd.
12- 8
12-31
Corp.. (quar.)
12 %C
Extra
cte
12-23
,
—
Illinois
Eros,
(W.
50c
stock split
12-15
25c
...
Stock
Grand
12-19
12-15
50C
Government Employees
1- 2
2- 1
(quar.)
Lumber
Electronics
Consolid ited
Quarterly
—
35C
(quar.)
convertible
&
12-19
f$1.50
56%c
25c
25c
Co.
(quar.)
Brewing Co.—
Goldblatt
12-19
(quar.)
50c
preferred (quar.)
Telegraph (quar.)—
(quar.)
Goodrich (B. F.) Rubber Co. (quar.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber, Ltd. (quar.)
Gold
12-19
1-
common
$1.23
(increased)
(N.Y.)
12-12
1-
(quar.)
3-for-2
div.)
$1.25
(quar.)
*
Co.
12-12
1-
$1.37%
2
36 %c
5%
Insurance
12-18
1-
12-12
2
44c
Gladding McBean & Co.
1-
1-
Holly Sugar Corp., common
5% convertible preferred
12-15
1
12-12
1-
40c
—
Spencer & Bartlett
(Ed)
$1.06%
(year-end)
5
5
1-
Quarterly
$1.12'/a
-
Sons
Co.
C.)
old
and
New
$1.37 V2
(quar.)
(quar.);
&
112-
30c
Holly
12-31
5
1-15
35c
High Voltage Engineering Corp. (annual)—
Hinde & Dauch Paper Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
$4.25
53c
I-
1-15
12-26
$1
(quar.)_,
(stock
Corp.
25c
dividend
J.)
5
,
Heppenstall Co., 4%% preferred
Hercules Powder
(year-end)
66c
.
(J.
preference
59 %C
—
preferred (quar.)*
(quar.)
Stock
5
5
1-
(quar.)—
common
12-15
50c
preferred
Gielow
6%
Holland Furnace
53 VaC
Giddings & Lewis Machine Tool Co.
11-
1-15
Hendershot Paper Products, Ltd.—
1-23
$1.12 Va
class A (quar.)
(quar.)
Genung's, Inc. (quar.)
Georgia-Pacific Corp., 5% preferred (quar.)
George Putnam Fund of Boston
Co.
1-15
43%c
& Co.,
preferred (quar.)
5j/2% preferred (quar.)—
2-15
12-5
3
1-15
4%
Hoffman
'
12-
91 %c
preferred (quar.)
Heller (Walter E.)
3%%
(quar.)
;
11-17
10c
Hints
28c
Parts
Art
12-17
12-31
25c
Extra
1-23
27 ^C
Brewing Co.,
Gibson
12-17
1-21
Extra
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Co.
12-12
1-15
25c
27%c
;
Co.,
Hollinger
preference
$5
12-12
1-15
25c
Home
preferred
12-24
12-29
25c
3.65% preferred (quar.)
Helena Rubinstein, Inc. (quar.)
Helme (George W.), common
(quar.)_;
J.)
(H.
33C
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)—*
Time Corp. (quar.)
Giant Portland Cement
Heinz
1-23
12-15
$4.60
1-10
12-29
21 %c
(quar.)
Corp.
12-10
12-15
Co.,
dividend)
preferred B (quar.)_»
preferred C (quar.)
1
1
Power
(stock
preferred D (quar.)
5% preferred E (quar.)
3%% preferred F (quar.)
2-15
1
preference (quar.)
12-12
1%
(quar.)
4%%
2-15
1-
Optional
Haverhill Gas Co.
25c
*
f"
12-15
2
35c
common
32 VaC
_
6
1
1-
50c
110c
:*i
A
Hibbard
12-31
1-26
1-31
1-
25c
1-
Genesee
Class
1-
1-
%2 5c
Ltd.,
5%
12-19
1-26
35c
5V2%
12-15
1-20
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd.
31 %C
4%%
2
50c
(quar.)
common
llaverty Furniture
t$1.25
pref.
12-15
1-
17%c
iquar.)
12-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
preferred (quar.)
Telephone Co. of the Southeast—
preferred (quar.)Telephone Co. of the Southwest—
preferred (quar.) _—
Genuine
Hats
Home
General Tire & Rubber Co., $5
12-10
12-10
2
50c
(quar.)
preferred
Hertz
preferred
preferred
4%%
8%
12-31
1
General
2
1-
Ltd.**—__—**.——$12%c
(quar.)—;*:—
Corp.
12-15
1-
com.
1-
$1.50
12-31
50c
(quar.)
5
25c
(quar.)
12-31
40c
5%% preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
2-
50c
:___
—
(quar.)______
12-31
87 %c
*
Corp.,
Y.)
(quar.)__
12-31
37%C
4.75%
preferred
12-31
(quar.)
of Ohio—
5.28%
preferred
12-31i
20c
General Telephone Co.
4.40%
1- 2
(quar.)
(quar,)___
preferred
¥2 %
4
6%
1-
Telephone
$1.06%
$1.12%
4%%
Inc.
1-
4.25%
12-19
Paper Co.—
Shoe,
60c
General
12-30
Hanover
33 %C
preferred
25c
12-16
$1.35 preferred (quar.)—
General Telephone Nebraska—
3.60%
2-16
2
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Michigan—
$2.40 preferred (quar.)
2.20%
12-12
t$1.25
1-
37 %c
(quar.)
common
preferred
5.80%
12-17
1-2
(N.
2
General
12- 8
1- 2
20c
Bank
1
$2.10
12-22
50c
Inc:
Hanover
1-
General
35c
(quar.)
Hamilton Cotton, Ltd., 5% pfd.
(quar.)
Hamilton Manufacturing
(quar.)—
Insurance Co.
Xerox,
12-17
1-
$1.40
Printing Co. (quar.)__
<N. Y.) (quar.)*
(W. F.)
Hall
2
62 % c
$1.26
12-19
1-
59%c
General
12-15
1- f,
.
$2.34
50c
(quar)
Co.
preferred (quar.)
*
preferred (quar.),
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Illinois—
$2.37% preferred (quar.)
.
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—
A
1- 2
lQc
preferred (quar.)
prior preferred (quar.)
$1.12%
25c
(quar.)
$1
preferred
$1.12%
_____
Gustin-Bacon Mfg.< (quar.)—
7%
preferred (quar.)
of California—
preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Florida—
6%
12-lb
Hammerinill
$1.18%
5%
$2.50
1-1-59
Hanover
General Telephone
Common
2-24
$1.16
Haloid
tlOc
:
preference series A (quar.)
Steel Castings Corp.
(quar.)
Ltd.—
General
Grant
(quar.)
Forbes & Wallace
12-29
Machine—
(year-end)
preferred
Foremost
30c
Corp.,
General Shoe
$4.92
(quar.)
1-
25c
Refractories
3-16
$4.50
1
Ltd.—
Extra
Georgia
(increased)-:..
Corp.
9
12-29
1-15
from
;
Bank
12-
1-30
14c
National
12-23
undistributed
Financial General Corp., common (quar.)
$2.25 preferred series.A (quar.)
First
1-30
12-30
si
income)
—
2-19
2%
;
accumulated
-
2
45c
30c
-1
—
3-
Corp.—
Finance Co. of Pennsylvania
First
12-22
37 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
Extra
12-22
2
'
!
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
preferred
(quar.)
Fidelity Fund, Inc. (year-end
and
2
1-
25c
4%
current
1-
5c
;
Special
Stock
12«-15
1-
10c
(Newark,
3-14
12-15
2
5c
Co.
12-15
1-
50c
:
(quar.)_
*
Insurance
11-26
1
12-29
$3
$3
-
Increased
net
2
50c
*_**
(extra)
(s-a)—
Foods,
Federal Bake Shops
1-
25c
(quar.)l
Fa wick
12-19
(Syracuse,
.
Co.
2
40c
:
(quar.)_
Quarterly
*—
Farrel-Birminghanv Co. (quar.)
Voting trust ctfs. (qu'ar.)_
Fate-Root-Heuth
1-
$1
Farmers & Traders Life Insurance
N.
12-15
35c
'
(quar.)
common
(quar.)—
Family Finance
1-15
20c
4%$1.50
50c
& Co.,
Fairehild Camera & Instrument Corp.—
Fairmont
2-27
3-10
126c
30c
25c
37y2c
180c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
common
preferred
Ex-Cell-O
4.16%
$1.38
$1.25
Canada,
preferred (quar.)
General Railway Signal Co.
General
5-18
$1.25
;
12- 1
93 %c
$1.30
87V2c
(quar.)
H.): Ltd.,
12-
1
1-
Corp.
5%
12-
1
1-
General Steel Wares Co.,
& Pittsburgh RR.—
(T.
_
(quar.)*—
$4.75
$3.50
12-19
12-18
>
—
Guaranteed stock
Estabrook
1
-
lc
& Wood Products, Ltd.—-
Erie Flooring
1- 2
1- 1
1-1
-»
5c
—
.
12-19
;
30c
Extra
Equity Fund, Inc
5
1-9
6- 8
Hein-Werner
of
12-15
1-15
2-2
*
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Petroleums
1-16
12-22
12-15
80c
12 15
1-
25c
$3.75
$5
1-2
12-30
1- 8
stockholders Jan.
1
35c
$1.25
32 %c
—
Ordinary and class A (s-a)
General Precision Equipment—
1-15
$1.25
15c
(quar.)——
income
preferred
12-23
2- 2
12-30
12>/2c
—._—
$5 pfd.
37 %c
(Boston)
12-31
80c
(quar.)—**—
20c
*—
common
Trust
from
Motors
General
12-
—
Mills Inc., 5%
General
12-12
Co.,
25c
Gulf States Land & Industries—
?5c
(quar.)—*—
(quar.)—.
(quar.)_,
common
11-13
11-13
12- 3
12-31
Harbison-Walker Refractories—
(quar.)
Corp.
Investors
Quarterly
5
12-19
32-12
2
12-31
(quar.)
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR.,
$5 preferred (quar.)
Gulf Power Co,, 4.64%
$1
preferred (quar.)
General Crude Oil (quar.)
12-31
—-——
1-
9c
11-13
12-31
37%c
7V2c
Extra
Gulf Life Insurance Co.
9
Hartfield
6'/c
1-21
ijreferred (quar.)
——
$1.75
Emery Air Freight (stock dividend)--:—2%
Empire Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)—
75c
Stock
dividend
(subject to approval of
Stock dividend
7%
12-
.*—
(extra)
Corp.
General Controls,
12-19
(quar.)—
12-15
12-17
Finance
held)
preferred
Contract
(Consolidated)—
Co.
12-31
12-26
12-31
28 %C
(quar.)
12-31
(year-end)
common
Griggs Equipment, Inc
Guaranty Trust (N. Y.)
10c
preferred (quar.)
11-25
12-30
50c
25c
—
12-15
Holders
Payable of Rec.
25c
$1.06%
$1.25
J18%c
preferred (quar.)
5%
Corp.—
Builders
Candy
12-
12-31
6
in¬
.—*
-———
General
50c
$1.62'/a
40c
>
share
each
Contract
payment
11-25
12-12
15c
50c
35c
_
—
s-.-a
General
of
share
11-25
12-12
Electric Bond & Share Co.
(quar.)
4'/o
12-29
12-31
1- 2
1- 2
12-24
25c
2%
15c
35c
(quar.)
undistributed
accumulative
exclusive of long-term capital gains
convertible
5%
11-25
1
1-16
common
General Cable Corp., common
1- 1
2- 2
.2- 2
1- 2
12-29
(quar.)—_—,_
Mfg. Co.
*_
American Oil of Texas (quar.)
Bancshares (stock-split)—
General
12-12
12-12
investors,
preferred
for
1- 1
1-1
1- 1
$1.03
$1.12%
$1.18
$1.35
—
preferred (quar.)
$5.40 preferred (quar.)_
Elastic Stop-Nut Corp. of America
Stock
(One
1%C
$4.72
Elder
12-31
12-13
from
come
$4.50
Co.—
preferred (quar.)
$4.12
General
(quar.)—„__*_*__******.-**-—
B
Paso
General
12-10
$1.06'A
15c
Edo Corp.,
Class
12-17
1- 1
137%c
(quar.)
participating preferred
class A (quar.)
4',4%
12- 2
of
14c
(quar.)___A__..*...*_*
2-
2
(extra
$2.20 from long-term capital gains &
12-23
H2-31
12-31
»-■—---—_*_**—.
2
2-
50c
investment income
American
General
12-17
Gricsedieck Co.,
2
3-
$1
$18.75
54c
i30c
(40c
7%c
—
12-15
1-
50c
40c
Share
Greyhound Corp., common (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
*
5% preferred (quar.)
Greyhound Lines of Canada, Ltd.
1
25c
(quar.)——.——
Steel Inc. (Omaha)
6% %
preferred A (quar.)
:
Gatineau Power Co., common (quar.)—..—
5% preferred (quar.)—
5%% preferred (quar.)*
————
General American Industries, 6%
preferred
(Includes Dec. quar. payment and clears
12- 2
38c
_**
12-
City
12-23
(quar.).——
Ltd.
Co.,
2
Stores
Bros.
Edison
12-
3
1-
12-24
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Quarterly from
75c
Investment Trust, Ltd. (quar.)
Economic
3-16
12-17
10c
Industries Fund—-
Gas
Gate
3-16
55c
and
from
Economv
Packing Co.
Corp.
(year-end)
from
investment income
capital gains)-.—_—.
(16c
Gailock
Garrett
1-2
——..—
Fund
class B conv. pfd.
5
12-15
4-1
—
.
common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Garfinckel (Julius) & Co., common (quar.)—
4%% preferred (quar.)—
5
1- 2
Fund (year-end)
Howard Balanced
A:
12-15
25c
——
—
preferred (quar.),—
Eaton
12-31
12-15
12-15
4- 1
(quarterly from
4%
12-
1-1
10c
.a——
Gardner-Denver Co.,
1
12-
12-28
1- 1
1- 1
1- 7
1- 2
•
(quar.)
Frigikar Corp.
Fundamental Investors, Inc.
net
investment income)
Gannett Co.,
$1.50
Eastman Kodak Co., common (quar. j_——
6%
1-20
1- 1
1- 1
7%c
25c
37%c
65c
(quar.)
preferred
12-31
$1.50
15c
32%c
40c
$1.12%
7%c
25c
RR.
(quar.)_
Common
$1,
Eastern
10-27
2-27
12-10
_
Co. (s-a)
East Tennessee Natural Gas, com. tquar.)-*.
5.20% preferred (quar.)—c.™.—t——
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates, coin, (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
Eastern Racing Assn., common (quar.)
$1 preferred (quar.)..———————
Pennsylvania
East
1-5-59
3-14
12-31
50c
tquar.)—
12-15
When
Per
Name of Company
payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Covipattf/
Payable of Rec.
40c
31%c
31%c
common
pfd. series 1956
conv.
Duval Sulphur &
El
Monday, December 22, 1958
.
Holders
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Share
of Company
Name
*
.
.
(2650)
14
on page
48)
-
12-12
12-12
12-15
12- 5
12-12
,
Volume
Number 5805
188
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2651)
Stock Record
New York Stock
«»
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range for Prevfons
STOCKS
Year 1957
f'
Lowest
28
Highest
Oct 21
*
,33*4 Feb 13
92
Nov 13
,11V* Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
33% Jun 17
30% Jan
3
51% July 15
43% Jan
13
104% May 22
102% Jan
7
40
Jun
5
71% Nov 20
120
NOV
Abacus
4%
convertible
17% Jun 10
14
"36% Dec
30
64% May 17
12 V» Oct
21
16 % May 27
21
Dec
-20% Dec
27
38% Jan
8
1934 Jan
29% Oct
24
27% July 18
27% Jan 11
20% Jan
24% Jan
28% Nov 13
Adams
33% Oct
Adams-Mlllis
24
Mar
1
6% Dec 30
16-% Dec 31
45% Oct 21
.
176% Feb
15
f 23% Dec 30
155
July
2
Dec
1
14%
Jan"
1
19%
19
19%
19
46%
46%
47%
46%
7
Oct
Jan
97
_
8
16% Jan 28
24% Jan
2
14
9
Nov
11
19% Dec
2
25% Nov 18
3
2
20% Nov
3
7
2
26
9
77% Jan
9 %Jun
72 *
Jan
16
4% Jan
17
240
Oct
24
191
80% Dec 31
146
Sep
6
80
Dec~30
93% Dec
17
Nov
Jan
2
13
21
14% Apr
65% Apr
3
110% Jun
13
2
30% Jan
2
91
Apr
18
Dec 16
5
July
Dec.
80% Nov 24
93% Nov 20
280
29
23%
24%
23%
24
23%
25 %
23%
25%
23%
25%
25
25%
25
25%
25
27 %
26%
27%
26%
25%
26%
8,700
26%
Corp
No par
26%
27-
31%
27%
32%
6,900
32%
92%
32%
91%
94
94
95
94%
Dec
Admiral
1
is
18%
18
95
93%
18%
94%
17%
6,100
24%
24 %t
18%
24%
17%
25
18%,
17%
l
25
18%
25
14,800
25 %
25 %
25
25%
28%
5,700
29
29%
29%
31%
10.800
79%
78%
79%
78
79
•293
303
4.50%
;
19
3%
19%
24%
*79%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
79
79%
79
79
4V,
preferred-
a>
Alleghany Corp
5%%
$4
;
100
100
prior preferred
conv preferred
*146
6
Allen Industries Inc
Allied Chemical Corp
Allied Kid Co
57
Dec
17
43% Oct
13
Nov
Allied
7
15% Jan
21
30
22% Aug 13
47% Jun 19
10% May 19
Dec
Allied
Products
35% Jan
2
55 Ve Dec
11
82
Allied
6
27 % Dec 23
59% Dec
30
9
2
2
53% July
104
8
26
Jun
25
60% Jan
2
80% Feb
29% Jan 1&
53 V8 July
3
Dec
31
59
Oct
22
14
Dec
30
77
Oct 30
31% Jan
7
21
38% Dec 30
53% Jan 25
28"
Oct" 24
6%
convertible
81
85 % Jan
9
34% Jan
13
97"% Jan
3
27% Apr
7
Mar
5
May
67% July
9
193/s Feb 25
8
333/4 Jan
59
Jun
23
2
114% Sep
1253/4 Oct
44% Nov
111
17
10
12
Oct
13
403% Oct
14
66% May 29
37% Dec 11
47% Dec
16
3%%
convertible
convertible
6%
American
3 3/4 Jan
2
20% Sep 22
9% Nov 17
41% Jan
2
52% Nov
18
American
11
42% Jan
21
|
37% Sep
39% Jan
2
51
Sep
1
62% Jan
2
107
Nov
47% Dec 19
29% Jan 17
80% Jan
3
47% Dec
19
39% Jan
17
55% Dec
11
25
97
130
12%
19
,11,400
92%
94%
29%
29
29%
29%
900
57
54%
55%
53%
54%
39%
40
10,600
39%
40
39%
39%
11
1,400
11%
10%
11%
10%
10%
10,400
54%
54
54%
53%
54
80
10,700
80%
80%
80
39%
39%
11
11%
54%
54%
78
78
78
79%
27%
28
29
Nov
11
Theatres
5%
Inc
Can
Co
29
&
11
American
Chicle
38%
38%
32%
38%
31
39
31%
31%,
31*
31%
91
92
93
93%;
92%,
99%,
50
*33%
42
34%
42
52
53%
101 % 102
09
89 %
24
24%
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H9
42 % 43
*106'% 108
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34%
♦33%
34%
33 %
33%
*33%,
41%
34%
41%
53%
41'
41%
*40%
41%
*40%-
41%
51
51%
51%
51%
♦51
52
101
101%
100%
101%
101
1
100
100
44% Dec
96 % Mar
15
6
36
30% Dec
3
American
Export Lines Inc
113% Jan
2
183/4 Oct
30
American
1
American
*4
Sep 22
16% Jan
2
41% Dec
75
7
86
73 % NOV 26
84% Dec
8
73
Jan
13
134
10% Feb
15% Aug 19
13
Jan
3
18
97,% Jun
7
94
Jan
31
108
16% Jun
S
13
Feb
27
16
Jan
2
96
Jan
Dec
28
11
Aug 27
Apr 21
17% Nov
18
21% July 28
American
American
6%
78
2
Aug 28
Jan
83
Feb
4
68% July 18
28% Jun 13
09% Feb
6
79
41
Jan
2
20% Dec 20
102
Oct
20
29
4%%
24
20% Feb
28
31
18
Dec
Dec
31
American
11
Nov 14
16
Oct
22
88
Jun
28
5% Jan
44
Oct
11
22
18% Dec 23
10% Dec 24
141
.
Nov
15
17% Oct 21
52% Dec 31
35% Dec 31
17
39% Oct
113
Oct
4
18
30
20%
8%
16
American
69% Nov
5%%
39'A
48%
48
48
47%
48
95
95%
94%
95
95
96%
44%
43
85%
85%
*85
52%
51
51%
51
51%
50%
51%
54,900
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
1,200
54%
25
55%
16,800
24%
25%
32%
90
•89%
129
127%
128%
128%
129%
68
May 5
51% Oct 20
140
Oct
3
45% Jan
123% Feb 15
43
Jan
2
117% Jan
2
19
28% Dec
8
18
155
Jun
13
61% Nov
7
126
July 16
25% Feb
12
35% Dec
31% Jan
6
35% Dec
24
NOV
7
Wa Oct
4
,9% Oct 21
i9%
Oct
22
109
2
8% Jan
2
167% Jan
2
27
97% Dec
119% Sep
25% Jan
15
134% Jun
9% Jan
2
27% Feb
6
2T% Jan 23
19% Mar 7
25~
2.
Jan
8
23% Jan
10
10% Jun
4
Metals_Nopar
Products
convertible
com
preferred;
Motors
39
Nov
bib
28% Mar
Gas
3
6
Chem
&
Co
$149.87%
dividend.
For
2
all
Jan
2
13
Preferred
6%
Preferred
5%%
series
series
Zinc Lead
&
other
Common
$4
26.
68%
68%
27%
27%
68%
*
27%
27'A
68%
27% J
29
31
32%
32%
*31%
34
*16%
16%
37%
39%
64%
39
98
*97
99%
*97
98
16%
16%
16%
41%
39%
40%
39%
63
*16
97
28%
97
29%
16%
*16%
40%
37%
39
1,000
30,300
40
61,100
1,300
500
461,000
63%
63%
63%
33%
34
33'/a
33%
38%
38%
38'%
39
4 8^0
No par
43%
44
43%
44%
44%
44%
44%
45%
44%
45
15,800
25
13%
13%
14
*145
148
7
34%
34%
55
55 %
46%
46%
142% 143%
*145
.
14%
13%
148
•145
14%
13%
148
34%
33%
54
55
54 %
55
46
46%
45%
142%
142%
•145
33%
142%
60%
*59%
*121%
*59%
64%
33%
122% 122%
—1
25
25
preferred
Oil
27%
28%
60%
60
14%
148
14%
♦145
15 %
11,900
3,800
133,600
148
33%
33%
54%
54'%
54%
55%
840
46
46%
143%
33%
47%
46%
47%
27,400
142'%
142%
570
500
%
142
60
142
33%
4,800
60
*59%
60%
*121%
124
124
*121%
124
121%
121%
27%
28
27%
28
27%
28
11,200
23,100
60%
27%
28%
30
42%
42%
42 %
42%
43%
45%
45%
45%
43%
45%
95
96
97
97
97%
97%
97%
97%
98%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34'%
34%
2,100
34%
34'A
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
4,160
1,500
241,600
13%
13%
199% 200
94%
94%
13%
13%
202%
200
25
100
25
123% 124 %
35% 35%
124%
5
5
14
26 Ve
25%
14%
14%
26%
25%
14%
26
14%
94%
13%
202
94 %
124
13'A
94%
Corp
124%
123%
124%
1,040
36 %
37%
36%
36%
28,900
14%
14
14 %
13%
14 %
13%
14
26 %
26 %
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26%
26%
26
14%
60
53%
71
69/2
69%
70%
26%
26%
26%
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14'A
14%
14%
14%
6,300
36%
36%
38%
36%
15,200
72,900
'
61
53%
29%
93
40%
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39%
30%
29.4
93
•91
800
26%
14%
35%
4,900
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26%
14%
61'/«
*91
39
9,700
124'A
37%
53%
No par
21.80
10
94%
124%
59%
52%
70
225%
94%
37'/ a
60%
53%
59 %
52%
13 %
223%
94%
3,300
37%
36%
*
13'/.
227'A
94%
,
13 »A
222'A
13%
225
35%
36%
No par
94%
123%
36%
14%
26%
35%
1'
*
95
6.25
Anderson-Prichard
page
68%
'
30
*97
36%
••
27
630
60 »A
61%
60
61%
53%
54%
54
54%
1,010
79
76
78%
x774i
80%
14,900
93
*91
93
•90
•
Corp—
-
Anderson Clayton & Co_
footnotes see
68%
27%
290
20%
50
& Cable
32% Dec
5
1
1 '
15,200
83%
30
25
25
Smelting—1
May 13
41% Nov 14
100
28
20
54%
63'%
Co
Jan
67%
27%
99%
54%
♦82
39%
Corp
American Water Works Co com
Ar«*v~- locking Glass
Jan
82
33%
Viscose
Anaconda Wire
33
54%
82
63%
preferred
Anaconda
22
54'A
82%
3,000
103%
27%
100
14
88
54%
82%
700
19%
-
38%
common
13
•5% May 9
90% July 12
43% May 31
54%
82%
67%
16%
19%
♦102
33%
Sumatra Tobacco
61% Oct
Aug 29
32% Dec 30
55%
82%
27%'
16%
19%
34
Refining com
63% Oct
84
16%
103 %
3,200
13,300
39%
preferred
40
Jan 13
46% Jun 30
22% Oct 21
19%
•102
15%
109
63%
American
2
19
19%
103%
15'A
•102
27
—-I
t
80% Dec
16%
16%
19%
*102
15%
109
39%
—.
81
7
*16%
19%
102
15%
•102
34
Co
45
Jan
16%
15%
109
34%
American Stores
39% Dec 30
41
14
*102
129
39%
Electronics Corp
11
14
109
4,600
30
£1
Amphenol
Dec
127%
18,400
African Investment
5
45
1,000
129%
129
17%
31%
25%
preferred-100
37% Dec
2
90%
17%-
65%
common
2
31% Feb
90%
17'/a
*29%
100
22% Jan
May
30%
90%
16
Co—
6
30
31%
90%
8,500
34
Ltd
American
30%
29%
39%
American Tel & Tel Co
I
32
90%
31%
29%
1
American Steel Foundries
6%
17%
54%
54%
82
66%
27%
29%
17%
25%
No par
non-cumulative
American
82
66%
30
17%
27%
25
Co
Co
American Tobacco
11
19%
102
29%
16
5
preferred
Sugar
1934
103%
2,900
42
27%
preferred
American
26% Mar 13
17% Nov
Co
54%
*16
29%
♦40
25
American Smelt & Refg com.Nopar
6%
19%
*102
*13%.
♦102
16%
43%
,2
20
—1
Corp
American Snuff
*16
55%
25
*42%
*97
-—100
10
American Ship Building Co—No par
1%
128%
55'A
25
41 %
100
23% Aug
72% Jan
Dec
1
100
American Rad. & Std Sany com—_5
7%
227% Dec
74% Feb
3
14% Nov
179% Mar 4
78% Jan 31
131% Feb 14
44% July 11
11% July 26
1
Climax Inc com—1
22
Apr 24
8% Oct 22
14
*102
15% Oct
40
30
14
preferred_100
Potash
34% Apr 25
Dec
No par
American
98% Dec 19
25
1
common
8
45% Dec
111% Aug 19
10
Co
Products
American Seating
30
1,400
39%
89%
Metal
84%
51%
32
&
100
42
84%
38%
90
Machine
47%
42
85
54
32%
49% Aug
Jan
47%
42
*84%
53%
90
Heme
3,200
1,600
10,030
54
31%
7
10
42
39
47%
95%
39%
17%
33% Apr
12
38%
47%
94
52
5
Optical Co
6
22
49'/a
39%
53%
10
17
Natural
483/4 Apr
353/4 Jan
85
29%
News
S
42%
85
.
17%
American
63% Jun H
155% Jan 34
42%
86
30
American
2
Oct
Co
American Molasses Co—
7%
43%
17%
American
65% Jan
7% Oct 24
100
47%
43%
20,700
36,100
96%
10
20%
49%
48
Foreign Power—No par
Hardware Corp
12.50
2
27% Jan
69% Aug 22
19%
49%
96
25%
14
May 12
34% Nov
6
60
7,200
23,200
47%
55%
17
157
1,400
31,100
8'/a
49%
54%
35% Dec
13
900
2,400
19'/a
39
24%
*39%
40% Nov
22% Jan
1,700
8
49%
25%
2
4
11,500
30,500
•19
39
41%
30%
12
10
10
800
4,600
8%
38%
54%
34% Sep
J
160
20%
49%
25%
20% Jan
Apr
22,509
19%
39
♦39%
48% Jan
84% Jan
5,200
194,700"
8%
50 %
43 %
J1
67% Dec 31
6
19%
*19
49%
25 %
83% May 3
37% May 17
66% July 11
47% Jan
24
9
38%
preferred
41% Dec
18
45% Mar 12
Oct
46
*42
28%
American-South
30
44%
19%
American Metal
27% Dec 31
22% Nov
47 %
8%
13
2
2
47
20
30% Oct
Jan
2
47%
19 %
American
8
07% July
61
35%
8%
11
27% Dec
183% Nov
39
*56
34%
20%
10
8% Mar 21
2
*38
61
35%
19%
Nov
21
11% Jan
38%
47'A
47%
1,500
108
34'%
8%
85% Jun
32 % Dec
41%
*106%
50%
prior preferred
16% Nov
144% Nov 26
x46%
38%
*58
41%
103
36%
20
70
5%%
l
9
62
42%
116
35%
*19%
American Mach & Fdry common—7
3.90%
preferred
100
3
18% Jan
*60
36%
20%
3
Jan
158
41%
*106%
39
60
36%
19%
17
11
2
38
60
36 %
47
8%
Jun
22% May
64% Jan
38
62
19%
59% Nov
12
16% Jun
7
30% Oct 22
33% Oct 22
17% Jan
92
July 31
July 31
42%
108
*113
39
Corp
non-cumulative
2
8
42%
*106%
38
116
49%
American International Corp
American Investment Co of 111
Jan
14
42
108
38
No par
40c
Enka
American Ice Co
32% Jan
111
Power
American Hawaiian S3
43% July 16
Jan
41%
*113
38 %
Distilling Co
American European Secur
29% Oct 22
47% Jan
24
115
*19%
&
21
88%
23%
113
640
72,900
10
26% Nov 13
May 27
119
20,700
20
2
17% Jun 11
87
23%
*106%
100
2
102
87
23%
12.50
prior preferred
Cyanamld Co„
12
2
87
24%
—
4%%
19% Jan
10
46%
101%
90
1
American Crystal Sugar com
14% Jan
Oct
*115
88%
23%
*
■
32% Feb
15% Jan
90
24%
No par
7
Jan
102%
89%
24
,
38
*50
par
101%
,
2
10
X52
No par
31% Feb
1
17% Apr 23
23% Jan
2
93
29%
107%
32%
Cable
49
'
28%
107%
91%
Issued
35
22
38%
28%
107%
31%
Co
When
82
27:%
107%
25
American Electric
Nov 29
28%
114
38%
90%
common
preferred
American Chain
American
12% Oct
27%
*107'/4
38%
91%
1%
17
92
28%
115
1
20
12
80
♦29
32%
Corp
55% Dec
18
X53%
20
Radio
40 3/4 Nov
Feb
38
55%
32%
*
&
2
135
*107%
♦29
90%
common
preferred
24
10% Oct 21
16% Dec 23
70
Oct 28
27%
107
108
38%
38%
100
No
Feb
Jun
97
13
94
Corp
38 34 Jan
21
97
12%
93
54%
common
39% May 22
27% Jan 14
Oct
97
*96'%
93'A
No par
29% Oct 22
13% Dec SO
19% Dec 30
98
22,200
11%
American
10
21,300
46%
54
com
Arma
American Cable
29% Apr
151%
28%
44%
Broadcasting-Paramount
22
8
27'/a
47%
1
American Brake Shoe Co
2
27
28%
46%
13%
50
Bosch
2
93% Feb
28
47%
11%
preferred
American
Jan
48% July 15
28%
46%
56%
preferred
American Bank Note
Jan
39% Jan
28
46%
29%
preferred
American Bakeries Co
4%%
~30
28%
100
12%
Petroleum Corp
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No par
American Airlines common
1
13
75% Nov 28
150
46%
92%
Amerada
19
64% July
64
Sep
155
130
94
12.50
4
7
*146
28%
♦96%
55
Corp
20% May 2
6% July 11
45% July 25
42% Mar
156
2,800
52,000
95%
*146
29 %
preferred*
(The)
Amerace
16
24% Jan
155
-Nopar
Limited
15
10
35% Oct 22
23% Oct 22
■
9%
12%
Aluminum Co of America;:
53% Dec
Dec
66
9'/.
*99
92%
10
33% Feb 21
90
27
79
9%
12
Amalgamated Sugar Co
253/4 Oct
5
79
9%
81
95
55%
39 %
4.08% convertible preferred
11
2
30
37% Nov 27
35% Jun 20
Apr 28
2
11
18
82*
25
31
24%
*93
29
Alpha Portland Cement
42% Die
Feb
Sep
Aug
8
3% Oct 22
15
14% Jan
16% Oct
19
Jan
64% Jan
52 % Dec
11% Dec
22
3
32 % Dec
24
12%
Corp
27% Jan 21
16
2
11,000
22,500
24%
Amalgamated Leather Co—
24% Jan
Jan
3%
19%
X24%
•79
9%
3%
19%
V
92%
No par
Mills—.
Aluminium
160
3%
20'%
91%
Corp common__No par
4% preferred
100
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
lo
17
70% Aug
113
25
51
Nov
423/4 Oct 31
38% Oct 13
96% Oct 13
7
93% Nov 13
21
111
147% Jun
87% Aug
8
99% Mar 28
Oct
Jan
8
July
21% Dec 27
88% Nov 13
May 19
91% Jan
27
4
24% Nov 13
33
22 %
May 16
Jan
100
3,600
3%
*145
47%
100
9,900
12%
Stores
74
36% May
•154
300
19'%
95
^53%
39%
Allied Laboratories Inc
27
39
9%
164
32%
•93
5
35% Jun 12
8
119
9%
32%
95
_No par
4
6
9%
33
♦93
155
28%
46%
*90
5
Oct
Nov
9%
305
32%
1
30% Jan
87
"
3%
,
*32
18
59
23% Nov 19
81
98
28
10
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—100
12
-IE*
*93
No par
conv
6%
9%
1
common
preferred A
7
82% July 28
293/4 Oct 13
32%
*150
160
3%
19%
16
17
*154
3%
96 3/8 Oct
20% Dec
*294
33
18%
23% Jun
Jan
32%
160
3%
72% Apr 29
30
33
305
19%
21
Jan
32%
"*154
79%
8%
8
70% Dec 20
32%
160
28%
*295
18%
35
'
32%
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28%
80
297
1
3
2
79%
297
5
common
16% Nov 25
Jan
28
79%
2
Inc
38% Dec 24
.
100
27%
305
%
Alco Products Inc
23% July
15% Oct
*32
Aldens
98% Jan
2
7914
*296
2
Ry
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
25% Dec 30
1
100
Alabama Gas Corp
Alabama & Vicksburg
12% Oct 22
Jan
27% *
1
No par
common
pfd 1951 series
conv
20% Nov 26
12
32%
~
Corp
68% Nov 18
,
'
30,600
5
21
12
*32
t
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp
Nov 20
49% Nov 11
100
24%
31%
91%
July 31
155% Nov
7,400
11,300
26%
23 %
Air Reduction Inc
Jan
19%
25 %
19
33% Nov 19
18%
46%
1
Co„.
Express
21
Aug 28
700
19%
47
.
"
10
-.1
Acme Steel
31% Dec
16
5,500
*114
Co
ACF-Wrigley Stores Inc
83 % Nov
Dec
800
68%
119
47'%
23%
Aeroquip Corp
Aetna-Standard Engineering Co
297
40%
67%
118
19%
2% Jan
28%
118
45%
14
Oct
120
*39%
69%
19%
11 % Jan
190
40%
69
46%
19% Jan
3% Dec 30
120
*39%
19%
18% May 13
."
69%
45%
2
14
14
40%
69%
1
-10% Dec 30
Oct 30
Shares
*39%
25
; 13% Dec 20
70
40
69%
120
ACF Industries Inc
13
16
40
69%
120
49% Oct 24
17 % Jan
3% May 28
40%
69%
120
24% Nov 18
2
49% Jan
23
theWeek
Dec. 19
14% Jan
193% Jan
16
Friday
Dec. 18
37% July 15
232% Jun 28
25% Dec
69%
120
Thursday
Dec. 17
ABC Vending Corp
3
31% July 5
*31% July 23
65% July 8
160
*39%
_5
100
Sales for
Wednesday
Deo. 16
20 % Aug 26
82
"laVaOct IV
common
preferred
Tuesday
Dec. 15
1
Abbott Laboratories
24
Monday
Par
Fund
2
Jan
LOW AND HIGH SALE FRIGES
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Lowest
„
92
40%
39%
39%
39
39%
38%
38%
7,500
30 Vb
29%
30%
29%
30
29%
.30%
9,100
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, December 22, 195ft
.
(2652)
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Previoui
Bance for
Range Since
Tear 1957
78
Sep
18
Feb
14
3% Oct
22
Dec
17
21% Dec
39% Dec
10% Oct
20y4Nov
28
Jan
2
22
Feb
25
Archer-Daniels-Midland
15
44% Dec
39
39% Apr 25
36
Jan
4
18
31
10
21
18
5
39% Apr
7
16% Jan
8
12% Feb
10
23 % Dec
3
Jan
4
22% Jan
2
39 y» Dec
17
92
Feb
18
32% Jun
5
2
16% Apr
7
3% Jan
8
23% May 29
7
6% Jun
36% July 19
17% Oct
6
31% May 31
8 % NOV 22
17
•% Jan
2
Feb
15
19% May
14% Dec 24
66%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22 \\
22%
1
36%
36%
37
38%
37 3 4
39%
No par
86
86
86
86
*19
19%
*19
14
14%
28%
29
Armstrong Cork
2
23
10
12
34% Dec
6% Jan
9
10% Aug
Jan
4
78
14% Nov
19
27
Jan
6
11
8% Nov
7
10% Feb
6
Jan
2
93 % Nov
1
3iy2 Dec 13
95
Jan 23
13
36 y2 Nov 13
50% July 15
57% Jun
6
103
19
96
17% Jan
J
28 % Nov 28
10% Dec 18
27
26 y2 Nov
Jan 25
94
75 % Nov
1
«% Dec
30
11% Jan 24
14
Dec
17
18
86
Dec 30
7
24
Mar 29
14
26
Nov
Jan
79y2Julyl6
18V4Mar22
18% Nov 26
4% Oct
22~
7% July
5
•8% Nov
1
48% July
3
5% Jan
2
43
Mar 14
Oct
21
46% Jan
11
8
Dec
30
15
Jan
16
9'A Jan
11% NOV
6
35% Feb 15
Mar 8
34% Jan
90% July 26
-M
July 22
10
95
22% Apr
45% Apr
63
58% July 25
22 % Dec
45% Dec
23
27% Dec
17
May 16
57% Jan
2
40
14
89
15yiJan
18
19 y2 July
19Yt Oct
21
Nov
29% Jan
."9%
9%
9%
9%
45%
104 *
45%
45%
15% Aug
Babbitt (B T)
6
Baltimore
Babcock
30% May
7
58
Dec
4
Bath
36
Iron
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co
Dec~16
Bayuk
33% Jan
3
47% Sep
9
Cigars
127
Jan
3
174
Aug 22
33/a%
102
93
Jan
9
104
Jun
4%%
10 % Jan
5
3
83
Beckman
47% July 16
86 y2 Aug
9
15% Oct 22
31V* Jan 24
18
Jan
2
30% Oct
29
Beech
Aircraft Corp
42
29
May 19
36 % Oct
2
Beech
Dec
12
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp.,..
13% Dec
17
Bekling-Heminway
23
Nov
1
27% Feb
12
30
Apr 22
2
35% July
42
2
28 V2 Jau
10 % Jan
2
8
137AAug
1
22
24 y8 Jan
31
16% Mar 15
50 y2 Jan
2
42
Jan
7
94% Nov
85
89% Feb
6
90
Mar
4
93
10 y» Mar
11% Oct
10
Jan
Oct
21
18
21
18
48
44% Apr
18 % Jan
68% May 17
16% Oct
42
May 14
% Dec 20
30
Dec
26
Jun
20
23
11
75
35% Dec
23
21% Dec
Benguet
Bestwall
36% Dec
2
79% Nov
54% Oct
14
2
169% Jun
12
; Oct
6% Jan
2
15% Dec
9
2
66
Jan
2
76
Dec
12
64% May 17
36
Jan
30
59% Dec
9
23% Jan
2
Apr
Blaw-Knox
11
Bliss & Laughlin
14 % Feb
25
18% July 28
58Va Oct 3G
2
29% Jan
14
29
Oct
10
61% Jan
2
14
Dec
31
25
9
22
17% May 27
11% Dec
5
10 % Jan
63% Dec
60% Jan
2
18
•
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49% Dec
22% Oct
14
:
Oct
9% Jan
2
12
When
10
14% Jan
2
Bliss (E W) Co
Boeing Airplane
10
14% Jan
48
11% Feb
July
Dec
18
Nov
19
21
28%
37%
41%
13%
19%
41
13%
*92%
19%
87%
88%
94
49%
148%
14%
14%
75
75
58
-
,
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59
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10
2.50-
34%
24
16%
17
__5
48' 4
49
21
20n«
16%
74%
37%
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56%
Co.
•
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1
25% Dec 24
46
Jan
10
25% Apr 23
38% Dec
16
73
Oct
30
87
Jan
22
74% Sep
5
85'
Jan
10
Oct
30
53% Jan
24
48% Jan
2
58% Nov
21
Boston Edison Co*
7% Dec
30
19% Jan
3
7% Jan
14
17% Oct 24
19% Dec
30
47% .Tan
10
18% Apr
3
32% Oct 23
-
1.25
„15
5
100
_25
Borg-Warner Corp common
3%% preferred^—,
;
45
5
1
____
..
48%
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20%
21%
17%
. 74%
37%
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21%
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37%
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36%
%
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:
-
6% Oct
11% Jan
22
27% Dec 24
48
2
12% Dec
11
14
5% Jan
10
36% Oct 13
27% May 21
28% Jan
8
8
Jan
137/a Jan
4% Dec 30
0% Jan
2
41 !A July
25% Nov 18
*_No par
5% preferred
100
Braniff Airways Inc
:
2.50
Bridgeport Brass Co common
^..5
4%.% eonv preferred
50
Briggs Manufacturing Co__.
3.50
Briggs & Stratton Corp
3
Bristol-Myers Co common
2.50
3%% preferred
100
Brooklyn Union Gas
10
Brown & Bigelow
1
Brown Shoe Co Inc
15
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
No par
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
No par
Bucyrus-Erie Co
5
76!4'
'
48% Aug 11
9Va Sep 25
57 %
''
2
26% Nov 19
47
10
26% Jan
2
41
61% July 12
91
Dec 30
68% Jan
13
Oct
29
36% Jun
13
84% Jan
6
49% Nov 20
15
15
11% Jan
2
16% Nov
Jan
21
82
Aug 26
31% Oct 22
11
Dec
30
38% Mar 11
Jan
Jan
82
48% May 22
—
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24
8
28
May 23
Dec
24
52% Jan
13% Dec
30
79
20
25J/2 Nov 27
12
19
21
13
30
Dec
10
26
33'A Oct
3
Jun
13% Jan
2
10
5
27
Jan
2
11
10
Jan
2
31
29% Jan
9% Dec
26
21
Jan
2
9
Nov
19
14% Jan
23
82
Dec
30
74% Jan
23
64
Oct
29
Jan
12
60
Dec
53% Nov
78% Jun
•% Dec
65
Mar 13
92
22% Jan
9
34% July
11
Dec
25
21% May 17
90% Jan 15
Nov
18
78
17
46% Dec
—
21% Nov
44% Nov
24
9% Feb
9% Jan
88
56
Feb
28
2
25
Mar 26
19% Dec
17
Oct
10
90
33% Nov
18% Sep
Apr
62% Dec
10
12
82% Nov 13
74% Jan
25
64% Jan
27% Dec
23
52% July 10
27% Apr
16 % Oct
8
19
Jan
3
21 % Dec
3
29
Jan
11
3% Dec
23
10% Jan
10
18% Dec
24
45% Jan
16
20
Jan
6
39% Dec
19
88% Dec 30
104% Feb
26
98
Jan
9
108% Dec
16
11% Jan 31
16% Oct
22
44% Jan
11
2% Oct 22
1
Dec 30
7% Jan
2
4% Oct 28
32 % Jun
24
13'A Jan
2
74
July 31
60
22% Jan
3% Jan
(The) Co common
preferred
__5
No par
Co
1
Bullard Co
Bulova Watch Co
__10
Forge
Inc
Burlington Industries Inc com
4fi
preferred
3%% preferred
4%% second preferred
Burroughs Corp
3
78% Oct
17
8
43% Dec
28% Dec
17
7
2
Bush Terminal Co
10
40% Nov
6
Butler Biros
15
8% Oct 14
65
7%
California
100
100
5
15
(A M) common
participating
1
1
Butte Copper & Zinc
Byers Co
5
100
preferred
Packing Corp
5
10
100
5
1
Oct
9
3% Jan
2
7as Dec
10
15 % Aug
9% Jan
2
20% Nov
21
Calumet & Heckla Inc
6% Jan
5% Jan
2
11% Dec
18
37% Jan
35% ten
2
60% Nov
12
16% May t
84.
Feb 27
14% Jan
2
20% Nov 24
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co.
1.80
Canada Dry Corp commbn
1.66%
81
Jan
6
90
56%
45
Oct
27
50% Jan
7
26% Jan 10
21% Jan
2
47% Jan
6
37% Nov
19
19
July ;8
23% Oct 23
21% Dec 31
July 15
36% May 13
46% Dec 16
62
Jan
29
29 %
For
footnotes
-
16% Mar
$5
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7
29
16% Dec
3
15% Oct 30
70
Budd
see
Jan
2
page
26.
May
31% Sep
65
5
Sep 22
Callahan
Mining Corp
$4.25 conv preferred-^
Cfanada Southern Ry Co_^
Canadian Breweries Ltd
Canadian Pacific Ry
Caniion Mills Co
5
No par
100
No par
25
No par
44'a
-
34%
8 %
40 3 it
74 3
75%
4
74%
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6,400
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10
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6
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22
78
issued
82
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1
2
43% Jan
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100
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18
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6
143
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Corp
2
2
33% Jan
15% Jan 11
Dec
16
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Beneficial Finance Co common
5%
36% Jail
7
50% July 16
155
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136
8
27
6
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43%
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100
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2
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May
54'A Jan
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33% Dec 18
12
Dec
t
preferred
Bendix
74% Dec
10
Aircraft
4 V*%
pfd
7%
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26%
4
24
54
50
Bell & Howell CO
18
22
28 % Jan
32% July 15
Jun
Sep
50% July 21
1% Oct 13
45
9
1% Jan 28
40
Bell
23% Aug 27
14% Feb 25
(A S)-4%%
Beck Shoe
May 22
rl 7%
20%
100
1
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Dec
7%
16%
23
1
72% Dec 26
21
7%
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23
99
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750
7rrii
23%
9%
100
100
preferred
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23
30%
13%
42%
12.50
prior preferred
conv
81%
23
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Beaunit Mills Inc
7
19
73 % Jan
i
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82
20
13
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82
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'
70
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19
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7%
1
Dec
40 % Dec
7r'i;
16%
2,000
104
104
7%
82
10
1
10
10
29% Dec
2
81 %
100
Basic Products
18% May 16
43%
81%
»
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35% May 20
23
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com
Barber Oil Corp
136
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Elec
&
7
May 20
Apr
5
20% Jan 11
43%
44
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13
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13
27%
10
38%
100
29
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27
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10
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V
104
95%
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100
11
Nov
Gas
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'
104
95%
10%
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preferred series 0«
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116
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&
4%%
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38%
1
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Nov
8
265;.
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32
95
,
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24
26 71:
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38%
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10
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16% Jan
17%
6
29% Nov 25
26%
10
10
$2.25 conv preferred
3
Oct
95
45
"
3
63% Nov
103
95
4
61,200
•
;
104
104
92
Atlas Corp common
_1
5% preferred
20
Atlas Powder Co_
20
Austin Nichols common
__No par
Conv prior pref ($1.20)—No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
Avco Mfg Corp (The) common...3
105% July 3
95
Feb 21
:
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Topeka & Sante Fe—
64% Oct -82
23
45%
45%
45%
46
103
Atlantic City Electric Co com__6.50
• 4%
preferred
100
19
19
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9%
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Atlantic Coast Line RR
Atlantic Refining common
$3.75 series B preferred
8
5
,
.
•
1
100
10
1st
45% Apr
25
71% May 22
20,300
32
9%
'
9
13
15
48
1,500
18%
31^4
9%
48% May 27
16% Jan
6
July 23
28%
18%
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10
28
45% Oct
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28%
18 7
20
7
7
2
28%
31%
21
4
28%
2834
Jan
18
28%
18%
41% Nov
92
Feb
53
Dec
45% Nov
90
Jan
8% Aug
17y2Aug
72 y2 Sep
25% Dec
28% Dec
45
Sep
Dec
28%
32%
Nov
6
95
Feb 28
15%
18%
34
85
102
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32
10% Nov
2
18
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26
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18
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13% Dec 11
82
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3% Jan
8
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4
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18
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18%
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Common
i,
80
240
19
15'8
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27% Jan
2
34
Feb 25
78% Oct 29
6% Jan
2
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2
57
Jun 30
7% Jan
2
18% Jan
8
22% Aug
6
33,300
19,800
86
18%
18%
Atchison
9% Jan
2
29'A Jan 10
86% Jan
8
38 Vs
15%
32%
preferred
Associates Investment Co
2
22%
20
18%
5.25%
105
1
38,700
14%
31%
com
ASR Products Corp
"
Dec
"18
5,500
4,900
67%
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88
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,2nd preferred $1.50 series—No par
,
5
10
.8
Jan
47
88
*85
%
1
Refining
&
Oil
Ashland
46% Nov 19
May
5
2
64 % Jan
29
%3Vt Nov
34
4
.
Industries
Associated
May 6
Jan 28
Jun «
22
88% Nov
Co common
preferred
$3.75
'
27% Oct
& Co
Armour
Artloom
27% Feb
,
65%
Arnold Constable Corp
Dec
38
38%
65%
5
19
22%
37%
39%
29
29% Jan
25
21%
39%
64%
May
27% Sep
67
39%
64%
22% Sep
90
3
Nov
80
66
!
38%
66%
38%
43
38%
43%
39
Corp
Shares
42%
37 %
43
38%
63 3 4
5
Corp
Steel
the Week
21%
44%
10
—5
Oil
Armco
18
.
42%
39%
Argo
19
30
65% Jan
Dec
5
Inc__—:——1
Arvin Industries Inc
2.50
4
41% Aug
67 % Dec
Friday
Dec. 19
Thursday
Dec. 17
44%
44%
44%
44%
No par
Sales for
PRICES
high SALE
Dec. 16
Dec. 15
Par
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
18% Dec
NEW YORK STOCK
Jan. 1
and
LOW
STOCKS
r
2,500
48 3 4
48
48
16
16 %
16
16
16
16'i.
16
16%
56
56
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57
57
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59
60
50%
51%
903,.
51%
28%
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27%
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8,300
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50
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29%
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28
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36.
108
108
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50
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35%
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30
29%
29%
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62%
63
63%
1,200
Volume
188
Number
5805
.
.
The Comviercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2653)
new york stock exchange stock record
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1 957
Lowest
97% Dec
Range Since Jan. I
Lowest
Highest
30
26% Jan
4
10% Jan
28% Oct
22
51% Jun
13
30% Apr
21
22
32 % May 22
Oct
90Vz Nov
19
19% Dec
7
41% Dec
17
46*4 Dec
12
Carey
Dec
3
17
4 767% Dec
11
Carpenter
46 Ya Nov
20
Carrie,-
9
103
25 % Jan
2
38
19
74% July 16
39% Jan
13
3iy8 Dec
30
65% Jan
11
32% Jan
2
47
26
,
Aug
15
18% Oct
22
19
30
Dec
12% Oct
Apr
38% Jan
23% Aug
«
25
Oct 24
3
Jan
13
3
.20%
22
18% Jun
19
14% Apr
110% Jan
14
101 % Jan
Nov
13
57% Oct
22
5% Mar
55% Dec
23
99 % May
88% Oct
10
10% Oct
22
17"% Jan
8
.12
Jan
31
109% Aug
20
99
Jan
2
Dec
55
Dec
6
3
14
100% Mar 13
24
70
23% Oct 22
Jan
101
•55%
Jan
16
5
18%
197%
18$%
l8Ya
187%
187%
18
18%
39%
407V
4
4174
40
41%
397%
40
13,600
447%
43%
447%
437%
44%
43%
44
14,100
101%
1017%
10
Co
17
38% Jan
11
26% Feb 28
38% Dec
15
Oct
23
18% Feb
28
17% Jan
7
19% Juti
9
]--5%
17% Dec
31
23
16
17% Jan
2
.22% Dec
9
Central
8% Jan
3
13% May 22
9% Jun
27
12% Oct
21
8
54
29
80
37% Apr
70
Oct
14% NOV 19
Jan
July 29
July 29
16% Jun
44
3
52
72% Mar 19
7
Jan
Celotex
Jan
Oct
30
Aug
8
19% Dec 16
7
20
4
IT
27
32% Dec
Apr
7
33% Dec
5
93
Sep
17
104% Jun
12
4%%
31% Jan
100% Jan .11
10
42 Ya Dec
18
Central
Aug 28
Central
Oct
21
34% Jan
3
43% May 22
16% Apr
1
22% Jan
10
19
Jan
16
6% Dec
31
9% Jan
8
7
Jan
3
12 Ya
24 % Oct
36
17% Mar 21
22
59% Jan
8
21
11% Jan
10
191/4 Dec
24
43% Jan
2
1% Dec
23
3% Jan
11
69% Jan
9
60% Dec
11
45% Oct
28
41'% Jan
May 20
8
Oct
24% Mar
7
29% Sep
Sep
17
RR
Co
3
48% Nov
12
Cerro
20
14% Dec
16
Certain-Teed
23% Jan
2
Nov
3
1 % Jan
2
6% Nov
28
Chadbourn
47% Jan
2
74% Dec
15
Chain
54
de
Pasco
44
*28%
29
41%
4274
42 y8
207%
110
11034
*110
110%
6%
87%
110
6%
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110
6%
98
6%
67%
87%
89
8874
8774
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98
29%
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118
A_100
79%
80
80
.1
38%
38%
38%
30%
30
Va
20 Ya
43%-
43%
207%
20
110
110
67%
6%
877%
881/4
87%
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30%
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75%
67%
987%
30
118
76%
110
67%
887%
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3074
■'116%
34
43%
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297%
118
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98%
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307%
28 Ys
118
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81
81
817%
81
81%
387%
38
38 7%
3774
3874
200
300
43%
33,400
207%
60,400
110
370
67%
2,200
89
15,000
98%
2974
59,200
118
80 %
3,500
377%
:
8174
37%
8,600
18
18
18%
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187%
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187%
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500
22%
187%
5
22%
22%
22 7%
227a
22 7%
227%
22%
227a
1-
117 a
12 %
227%
127%
2,700
127%
12
127%
11%
1274
11%
12
46%
46%
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6,300
4674
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467%
46
46
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46
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75 YA
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7574
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75
75 :
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757%-
197%
187%
1974
18%
19 Ya
par
-
19
*18
19%
33
19
33
1974
32%
19
32
327%
327%
33
...
400
-
-100
►
9,900
337%
*32%
100
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96
9474
95%
*95
<10
40%
40%
41
417%
417a
42
4174
421/4
42%
21%
22%
421%
2,600
50
22%
23
23
23
23
23%
23
23
5
57%
1,900
58%
5874
6074
59
5974
57%
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23
58»4
237%
59%
237a
597%
9.50
24
26
2674
25 Va
26
9%
97%
97%
Service
%
9%
96
*9
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33
1,400
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9
9
96
40
6,100
1,100
874
87%
1,200
46%
467%
477%
467%
477%
467%
477%
467%
13%
47 Ya
14%
33,800
147%
147%
147%
147%
157%
157%
15%
157%
34,900
4274
427%
42%
1
Inc
42%
5%
427%
57%
74%
1
10
Co„—
*95
45 %
—_5
1
Corp
96
9
No par
Co—
Gotham
Belt
43%
28%
100
Corp—
Aircraft
Cessna
44
281/2
20
Co
Products
44
2874
No par
Century -Industries Co
8% Jan
4474
*28%
7
Central & South West Corp
Central Violet.ta Sugar Co
3
43%
437%
287%
417%
of N J
23
437%
43%
28%
20%
:
Public
44%
43%
29
427%
100
preferred
Illinois
13,100
43%
43%
207%
5 % preferred series B
100
Central Hudson Gas & Elec„No par
Central Illinois Lgt common—No par
28
88% Jun
26% Nov
43%
44%;
40'A
Foundry Coj
!>
Central of Georgia Ry com__No
78
15
Sugar
2,700
76
43%
20
Aguirre
9,800
76
37
76
40%
preferred
38%
38
7574
21%
Corp common—
3774
377%
75
20%
Central
16
350
38
377%
10
seres
100%
75
39%
,
100%
36%
1
■
10,100
101
75%
12.50
Celanese Corp of Amer com
_7%
2nd preferred
101
43*'a
100
preferred
102
36%
*28
1
Co common..
conv
427%
*101
74%
,_50
preferred
4574
101
36%
5
preferred
4% %
45
100 %
lio
preferred
4.20%
Shares
'
'
19%
6 Yzr/o 2nd preferred
Caterpillar Tractor common
28
81% Dec
2
Apr
30% Dec
118% Nov
/'
the Week
39%
Carriers & General
Corp.;
Products Inc
7%
Friday
Dec. 19
18%
Corp common
(J I1)
Sales for
Thursday
Dec. 18
•
7
38%
Carter
Case
PRICES
Wednesday
~ Is
Co
Mfg Co
Steel
HIGBT SALE
Dee. 16
1
(The)
(Philip)
4% %
1
19
7
Aug
7
92% Nov 10
Aug 28
8
Carborundum
23% Aug 14
119% Jun
6
'
2
5% Jan
55% Apr
91
July
Capital Airlines Inc
31% Nov 20
43% Dec
2
98
99
July
47
.
2
19% Jan
-
i
8
Tuesday
Dec. 15
Carolina- Clinchfield &t Ohio
Ry_100
Carolina Power & Light_;
No par
94% Apr
40 % Dec
37
Monday
Par
2
Mar 21
105
"
EXCHANGE
13
Jan
25% Nov 10
11
227% Nov
24
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
74%
42%
574
5%
5%
72%
7374
40
427%
57%
74%
73
574
*72
42%
4074
5%
42
57%
574
737i
7374
417%
74
7,200
42
12,100
800
Champion Paper <te Fibre Co31% Oct
22
38
Jan
11
34
Jan
2
86% Jun
24
99% Jan
29
91
Jan
2
33% Nov
28
2
17% JaD
7
24
31% Jan
17% Dec
"30
20% Oct
10
4% Dec
31
31 % May
49% Jan
10% Mar 28
Feb
12
6% Oct
22
23% Nlv
3
46% Dec
23
69% Jan
9
89% Dec
26
110% Jan
9
89
21% Oct
1
Apr
109% Nov
17
13% Jan
11
9% Mar 14
16 v Sep 24
33% Sep
3
49% Nov 14
43
Oct
Chic
17
11% Jan
2
25% Dec
10
63% Oct
20
12% Jan
2
18% Jan
2
18% Feb
27
19% Apr
7
31% Nov 28
Mar 26
14% Jan
7
38
Jan
9% Jan
30
9
82% July 24
44
Apr
30
22
94% Jan
28% Jan
Oct
39% Feb
12
10
~4
47 r Jun
•
Jun
Sep
38 7%
397%
171/a
18
177%
177a
174
iy8
33%
33%
1A
1A
57,100
337%
337%
33
33%
327%
33%
33
347a
13%
13 %
18,400
137a
13%
1374
137%
13%
137%
12%
1374
8,300
36%
3574
36
35
35 Ya
;. 34%
3474
34
34y»
1,900
66%
6574
667%
66
667%
"667%
6674
8,600
Jan
2
Jan
*30
5
65 %
102
108
105
14
137 a
14
*26%
.
105
27%
*102
1474
26
Dec
18% May 31
103% Nov 20
19
23
Feb
102
24%
24%
247%
25
24%
247%
63
33
63
637A
2674
28
27%
28
8,000
5% preferred series A
100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool-'
8
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No par
Chicago Yellow Cab
No par
Chickash'a Cotton Oil
5
39%
39%
39%
39%
39
397%
38%
387%
387%
387%
2,500
29 7a
29%
28%
297%
28%
297%
28%
29%
287%
29
7,000
29%
30
29%
297%
29%
30
297%
377%
38
38
12%
13'A
13 74
28
Dec
10
10
7
series A noncum pfd
Chrysler Corp I
Dec
18
49 Va
49%
34%
8.50
-
—
-100
100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co—10
«
12%'
497%
517%
4974
17% Sep
102 '
Feb
347a
88
,
102
'
40%
%
57
347%
87 7%
•73
Dec
23
30
Oct
21
90
Oct 23
83:
25
67
Jan
43 ?a May 20
104
'
103
95
Sep
22
Oct
8
57% NOV
8
71% Feb
6
59
33% DeC
5
3
15 Ya Deo
1«
40%. May
25% July
34% Sep
15% Jan
-
19
5174
500
124,400
3974
347%
877%
103
101
40
35
r
87
101%
3974
347a
88<
•10174
407%
39 7%
397%
;
3474
8774
102
*86
*100
393/a
35
11,600
87
570
lOli/a
290
40
1,600
57%
57%
577%
58
587%
58%
577a
58
8,900
6274
60 74
627%
607%
61 "
597a
61
23,700
167%
167a
1674
1674
16
16%
16
16%
5%% preferred-—.——_—j_100
City. Products Corp
No par
*101%
44%
45:
44%
4-47%
447'a
44 Va
18%
18%
18
L8%
18%
1874
■
8
60
60
164
*146
164
*76
80
Cleveland Electric Ilium com—1—15
10r
19
48%
<
preferred
*101
102
*76
v
*102
*101
48%
9774
*61%
62%
*617%
.
35
35
24%
24
35
23%
106
44%
447V
4474
1,700
187%
18%
187%
1874
2,600
*1017%
10274
40
6074
3,700
99
6074
80
*102
447%
100
60
61%
*14374
"
*76
164
60
*155
80'
*76
164
80
49
4974
49%
50%
50
5074
97.74
.1
971/4.
98
99
97%
98%
*62
64
61%
62
4,400
510
*62
24%
.:
627%
*35
637%
35%
106
3,600
'
164
*76
98
•102
ro2
60'%
49
98%
106
*145
80
49
*98
No par
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7% gtd
50
/
Special guaranteed 4% stock—50
Clevite Corporation ■:
A
——1
*
$4.50
-
61
*146
19
-
106
7%
—15
1
Co
*1017%
102
11 '
Equipment
Clark
'
/'
60
Dec
9 '
106
*101
76-
25% Dec
4974
City Stores Co common
—5
4%% convertible preferred—100
106% May 20
64% Apg
4
2'
^50%
62
q c C & St-Louis Ry Co com—_100
5% noncumulative preferred—100
Feb
14
16%
28
37;
49%
*13
'
62 %>
Dec
10'
147%
57'%
Npv
50% Dec
400
*137%
16%
__No par
:——'—10
Co-
62*
37% Feb 25
14
377%
60*?4
Service
City Investing Co common-—
155 f
2
Jan
Dec
9,300
37%
5
Cities
'
14 t
97% Jan 23
307%
38
507%
347%
88
*101
40%
;
34
88
102
A.
C I T Financial Corp
»
.
2
99
2974
*36
14
137%
30
38
*37
'
1,900
Gas & Electric-
preferred —
4%%~ preferred
4%
*'
*■36
25
——
.
Common
•
59% Oct 27
2:
17'
July 18
20,800
No par
70
500
6274
63% Aug 11
-
14
Sep
1,800
2874
7
35% JaD
4074
24%
93% Jan
130
45
397%
*41%
2774
2
2
May 10
*447%
41
42
627%
13
67% July
45
407%
4474
*41%
24%
20% Oct
175
45
42
44
41%
1,900
29
45% Dec
4
447%
44%
41%
147%
627%
15% Jan
23
26
14
25
35% Jan 17
NOV
*257%
28%
20% Apr
Dec
14
26 74
62%
46% Jun
33
14
261/4
247%
23
162
100
147%
63
30
9
Dec 24
108
28%
Dec
4
*102
%
95% July 8
106% Apr 22
44% Oct 13
27
10% Jan 21
108
26 7%
*43%
44
'102
7a
50
Ry com Del_f>0
1
6674 v667%
108
14
2774
*267%
lA
28
35
13
44% Feb
6
Va_
•
•
100% Sep
35% Dec
15
44
1874
1%
90
63
59% Oct
12
>44
17
71
47% Oct 21
42
1774
Hi
1,900
100
5%
15% Oct
7
27
31
50% Jan
477%
.177%
H*
47%
•
a
40% Nov 19
8
83
Apr 24
>
Dec~24
4374
17 Ya
1%
*97
Chic & North Western com—No par
Nov
31% Nov
•
25%
48
17%
98%
19
32
25
99
11
82% Oct
48%
17 Ya
—1
:
Great Western
Cincinnati
23% Sep
47%
21,100
162,800
11,400
1
Corp
Corp
preferred
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
4
45%- Jan
22
30
237%
5%
12%!
6
52% Dec
20
'
29% May 10
7
37% Jan
10
9% Nov
Chemway
34% Apr 29
43% Apr 29
30'
22%
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
3%% Convertible preferred
100
Chicago & East 111 RR com
No par
Class A
!
40.
2
19% Dec
237%
Chesapeake Corp of
10
23
237%
22
31% Jan
30
237%
21
26% Jan
Dec
23
Oct
Mar 15
18% Dec
11,900
23
38
July 25
30
367%
22%
!
—
Chenietron
20% July 25
61% Jan 14
19'
97
3574
22%
69% Nov
40
Dec
97
36
22
7
42
ls
97
341/4
2
17% Mar 19
il¬
417.%
97
347%
Jan
30% Mar 11
40 % Nov
40
98
347%
23
23% Jan
10
3974
98
34 7
47% Apr
30
Oct 22
3974
98 74
3474
25
31
ro% Nov 11
8
_
40
34%
Feb
9% Dec
31
19
Rights
40
34%
*97
.—No par
7
18% Dec
24% Dec
5
39% Sep
39%
-No par
IV,i
—
Champion Spark Plug Co__
Champlin Oil & Refining Co__—1
Chance Vouglit Aircraft Inc
1
Checker Motors Corp—:
——1:23
29
Ya Dee
14 7% Dec
31% Nov 25
12
50% July 11
10% Sep
5
4
31% Jan
Common
$4.50 preferred
12
24% Aug 14
55% Nov 14
4
Dec
Aug 14
39% Nov
2
4% Jan
1
30
43
100% May 21
36
35'A-
35%
35%
3574
480
247%
237%.
24
2474
25%
27,000
237%
*
70
■
31% Dec 23
123% Jun
43% Mar
27
139
8
32
Jan
1-
8
Jan
127
Jan
8
52% Dec
Clufttt Peabody & Co com
12
'
134*
Dec
12
7ft
preferred
4%
2nd
"
70
Oct
25
106
95
Sep
778
Dec
25
23
800
41
Feb
27
114% May 8
Apr 17
49% Dec '•
73
Jun
26
-83
13
Nor 13
86
Jan
1B!
9T
May 27
125*
Nov 17
preferred
No par
100
100
51%
*131
48
Jan
77
Oct
2
2'
33% Jan
18
88%
13% Mar 18
2
28
Jun
20
25% Oct
*90
119%
*130
507%
1327%
*90
95
11874
*900
.
507%
517%
133
1207%
1197%
95
*90
12174
*900
,
50
507%
*130
)
1317%
5,300
90
90
~70
120
95
121
120
*900
50%
1321/2
50%
*130
122
5,900
*900
,
A*
87
86
87
No par
No par
*78
19 Ya
78
787%
867% "877%*
777%' 79
22%
23%-
22 5%
237%
217%
2274
21%
22%
22y«
2274
11,200
Colorado Fuel & Iron com—No par
Dec~ll
23
24
237%
247%
24
247%
24%
24%
24
247%
54,100
47
400
Colgate-Palmolive Co com
$3.50 preferred
>
86% May
8'
23% Dec 15
24
Co
51
*130
95
119
*900
Coca-Cola
52%
134
*90
(The%—_—No par
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corpi—No par
98%. Jan
Apr 17
17% No» 12
18% Dec 30
45
5
Mar
:
—
Collins & Aikman Corp—
13
85%
—10
;
A
87%
*77%
88%
87%
79
*777%
88%
9,200
79
750
12
50% Feb 28
43% Jan
47
*46%
4774
47%
477%
38
Oct
10
50% Apr
25
36
Apr 16
53
Sep
16
48
50
*48
51
*48
51
*48
50
46
48
46
Dec
30
59
Mar
6
46
Jan
9
65
Oct
29
4%
noncumulative 1st pfd
100
*58
62
*58
62
*58
62
*58
62
*58
61
48
Nov
14
57
Apr 23
47
May
71
66
Nov
6
4%
noncumulative: 2nd pfd—100
*57
59
*57
59
*57
59
*57
59
*57'
59
23% Oct
22
24% Feb 28
41% Nov
5
38%
39%
X3774
38 Ya
37
37%
36%
36%
367%
36%
22% Oct
22
24 Ya Feb
40% Nov
6
38%
38%
x377%
37 % '
367%
3774
36%
3674
13,400
5,000
207)1
2074
21
20% .•2174
211/4
37.
2174
3674
20%
217%
221%
66,jJ0
18%
xl87%
70
*69
Sep
48% Nov
5%%
6
—50
preferred series B
Colorado & Southern Ry com—100
••
36% May 16
35% May 15
28
;
——
.i
-2.50
—
Class- A
-2.50
Class B
•
•
14% Oct 21
11% Dec 19
18
Jan
: 6
16
Jan
2"
20% Jun
14
68% Dec
19
78% Jan
U
30% Dec
30
48 % Jan
4
31% Jan
22
32
21
30% Jan
.Dec
System
2-
May 23'
Colombia
Gas
20% Aug 15
17'
Oct
12% Jan
63
19-
Columbia
Pictures
73% Nov 28
49% Dec 16 ;
2
26
22% Dec
10
Inc
Columbian
37% Nov 17
■
5
common—
*697%
49%
47%
487% "
47%
48%
36
36%
35%
36
357%
3674
36
36%
327%
3174
6174
61%
14
1
31%
327a
32
10
60%
61
607%
137a
14%
1374
52 Ya
52%
52%
23 % Jan
2
33.
Dec
10
Combustion
Engineering Inc—
46"% Jan
3
65
Oct
24
Commercial
Credit
10% Jan
2
15% Nov 20
Commercial
35% Oct
22
42% Dec
13
41% Jan
2-
91% Oct
31
14
96
Jun
•
20
Co—
preferred
5.25% preferred
100
100
>—
*99
100%
*9974
108%
1087%
108'A
5
4.64%
8%
*
3% Dec 30
4
Dec
30
10% Apr 22
6% Jan 17
9
Dec
24
14% Jan 1 7
6% Dec
24
17
Jan
33
Dec
18
Jan
29% Dec 31
9% Oct
24
40% Oct
23
95% Nov
«
25% Oct
-
30
45% Jar
107
Jan
4
'
*
4
-
Jan
9% Nov 21
% Jan
9% Nov
100%
800
*10874
10874
x10774
10774
1071/2
1077%
350
874
874
874
8%
8%
8%
i,200
*
8%'
•.
7
87%"
7%
7%
77%
1574
157%'
15%
157%
157%
15%
7,000
127%
127%
12%
12%
12y8
127%
10,300
43
43%
7
7%
42%
19%
197%
197%
1974
19%
1974
197%
197%
19%
197%
58%
58
587%
587 a
597%
60
617%
607%
617%
15
108 % Jun
4 :
24
47'/a Dec
15:
23
101
Sep
27% Feb
45
463%
437%
45
42%
447%
1
1.33%
1
447'a
4274
4474
41%
43%
40 Ya
427%
23%
23%
23 7%
23 74 ^
2374
25
257%
267%
25%
26
41,000
*19%
19%
19%
197a
197%
23 7%
20 Ye
207%
207a
20%
22%
22'A
22%
227%
22'A
227%
21%
21%
217%
227%
48
48%
48
48%
47%
481/4-
48
487%
487%
49
28%
28%
28%
Consolidated
Gas
15 V* Jan
8
27% Oct
29*
Consolidated
Laundries Corp—«
13
49'A Dec
10*
Consolidated Natural Ga%_
39% Jan
15
23% Jar
2
7
48% Jar
89
Jun
4
101% Jan
22
92 %
Sep
4
87
Oct
25
93
Sep
18
81
Aug
30
85
May 15
Oct
14
2
20% Apr * 9
17
Jan
7
83% Nor 27
94
86
26% Oct
Sep
10
28
33% May
27% Jax
2
92% Sep
12
105
38
Oct
22
48
Jar
4
79% Oct
16
92% Feb
15
26.
104
467%
42%
18
14
Mar 17
1047%
45%
20% Dec
23
Mar 29
1047%
42%
3
49% Jan
99
40'
Jar
To-
81% Oct
109
Jar
6
•»
30
3
41
Aug 21
57% Oct 13
Consol RR
99
Feb
30% Nov
96
28
preferred
$4.16 preferred
Container Corp of America—
287%
28 74
28%
28
28
40
40
407%'
39 74
40
397%
39%
397%
39%
5,800
54%
55%
55
55%
537%
5474
53 y2
54%
15,400
No par
No par
No par
94%
957%
9434
9474
95
96
95%
95%
95%
9574
700
9474
96%
*95
9574
*95 7%
96
*95
961%
170
91
*8774
91
*8774
91
*8774
91
2774
28
2774
90 %
907%
90
90
477%
477%
467%
47
*1027%
104
5
'
_i—100
19
16:
Continental Baking Co common—5
Feb
25
:
60% Nov
10*
Continental
108
95
Ma*
14-3% Nov
$5.50
preferred
Can
$3.75
preferred:
10*
$4.50
con*
2nd
<
——
No par
Inc common——10
2
1,6J0
1,800
8,200
330
547%
Apr
*
1041/a
38%
47% Dec
-
104
104%
54%
100.
•■
preferred
1047%
1
$4.52
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1047%
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Co
$4.50 preferred
6
5
10
6%' pfd
Cuba
Consumers Power Co com
104 -
Apr 21
103% Apr 25
of
Consolidation Coal
1,800
14,500
47%
Foods
58
437%
104%
Consol Electronics Industries
46% Jan
43
42%
Consolidated
22
4274
44%
17'
Oct
*4274
104%
18-
Corp
Utilities
427'a
No par
50c
44% Dec
42
3
——
4174
18,100
1,900
24,300
32,100
26% Dec
40% Jan
24
preferred
'
14
101% Jan 22
95% Mar 27
$6
Consol Electrodynamics Corp
42%
7,900
87%
58
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49% Jun
page
1007%
127%"
17
Mar 28
see
100%
1574
19*
17
2?
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77%
11
13% Jan
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1007%
127%
Nov
48
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10#*
14,900
9974
14%
61% Dec
16'
HP
PqjLXootnoteg
54%
100%
10874
7%
20% Nov
2
Apr
53%
12 %
2
2
0
54%
14%
13
14 Yi Jan
16% NOV
x537%
7%
11% Jan
19% Jan
6
5474
12%
44% Jar
29% Nov 19
•
37,900
5274
29 Vt Jan
19
15
Jan
15 '/a
53
14%
3
16% Sep
•
6174
14y8
8
20
22
311%
617%
14%
10
Corp.—
10
*
Dec
•22% Oct
x30%
6174
Cone
Congoleum-Nairn Inc———No par
Consolidated Cigar Corp
—1
Consolidated Coppermines Corp—5
14
22
"14
13%
18
19
36% Oct
61
147%
29;
23
10
3174
3,300
17,900
8,700
16% Sep
35% Jan
Aug
36 »/4
15% Jun
54% Jun
15
.
180
x36
7% Jan
14
22
Mills
9
3174
32%
61
•
8,400
7,500
Publishing Co—No par
Nast
Conde
18%
70
9% Jan
Nor
Oct
26
Corp——
Comptometer
20
47%
14
1«
12
■
.
47%
'
Solvents -—
—1
Commonwealth Edison Co com—25
34% May 17
112
1874
*69%
707%
48%
52% May 14
19% Jan 11
105% Aug 20*
18%
707%
187%
*697%
30
12
1974'
18%
19%
70
49%
22
Sep
19%
48%
21
Feb
477%
69
No par
preferred——.
9% Dec
104
477%
Carbon Co_
No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5
$4.25
20% Sep
42% Oct
56% Sep 15
106
May
5:
47 »/2
/
Colombia Broadcasting System—
-
477%
-
—
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.
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96%;
90%
28
28%
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91
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102% 103
56%
57
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85%.
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140
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4774
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55%
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104
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8474
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136
13474
13474
137
137
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91
46%
104
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18,700
330
3,800
200
19,100
85
420
140
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
18
Monday, December 22, 195f
(2654)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
15% Jan
31
4
NOV
14
)5'% Oct
22
39
"A
Jun
30
70% Jun
17 Ye Dec
23
37
16% Dec
30
Dec
23
20
if 4' ■''
22
22
22
Jan
31
10% Dec
23% Jun
11
14
Jan
30
80 Ya Dec
18
24% Dec
14
8
99% Dec
19
a
85
Jan
22
22
23
9% Nov
1174
29,700
57%
58%
587b
80 Vb
62
29,100
3% Nov
39% Dec
78
86
3
40 Ya Dec
20Ya Nov
28
29 Ya Dec
11
Feb 18
preferred
Petroleum
16
(The)
preferred
conv
Crown Cork & Seal common
101 Ya Jun
25
58% NOV 20
10
Cuban-American
5% Nov 20
27% Dec
.7% Jan
17
33% Jan 2S
18
13% May
53% Feb
12»
19% Jan
17
.
I
5
22 " ; Jun » 4
47% Jan 11
17
14Ya'Dec
Dec
12
18
10% Oct
rjp
03 Ya Oct
y
Hi
39
'
,
,<13% July 24
18% Jun
6
59% Jun
09% NOV
;
.ti% Jan
-2
29
Jan 13
8 % Apr,y 3
14
.
20% Mar
l
Jan
11
80% Mar
6
31 Ya Aug 27
37 ? Aug
6
'/a Oct
11
64% Jan
14
40% Mar
J •
6-3Ya NOV
40% Oct
21
61
9
47
30% Nov 21
Dan*
61
Va Dec
15
92
Aug
6
•
9% Jan
14
14 Ya NOV
100
18
Corp
-Aug
1
49% Apr IB
86
Mar 4
30
72
Oct
24
86
Feb 27
75% Nov 13
77% Sep 19
88
Jan
28
75
Jun
19
88
Apr
B
79
Oct 24
89
Jun
16
Preferred
14 % Oct
22
23% Jan
3
15% Jan
3
26 Ya Dec
13% Jan
3
19% Nov
28
Decca
Records
54 Ys Nov
11
Deere
&
30'/a NOV
11
Delaware «fe Hudson
12% Dec
1
19% July 22
13% Jan
2
26 % Dec
31
32% May
19% Dec
30
28% Apr 28
25% Jan
7
18
6 % Dec
% Dec
30
July
19
51% May 15
26% Apr 18
41% Feb 25
15
a
7
6% Apr 10
46% Feb 18
27% Jan
6
Jan
16 V*
22
19
24
57% May 13
26%
Vllbiss
78%
20
Dr.
39% Oct
24
47 % May 13
$3.73
50
preferred
4% preferred
4.20% preferred
4.10% preferred
$2.10 preferred
29
42
Oct
28
51
Pont de Nem (E I)
Jan
22
46
Aug 25
53
Jan
Oct
16% Jan
10
14% Jan
11
4
50Ve July 15
31
19
Eastern
Eastern
30% Aiig 14
73 % Jan
82% Jun
4
26% Jan
59% Nov
17
81% P'eb
13
115
Jun
143'A Nov
6
158
Feb 28
3% Jan
2
59
Oct
3
35% Dec
15
9*
83 Ya
Jan
17
IB
7YaDec
19
Ma»"~i
26% Jan
3
35%
Dec
14% Jan 31
24
Dec
28
44% July
I
May 20
6% Jan 14
22% Oct 22
3% Oct
16% Oct 22
76
Nov
6
24% Nov 18
21
"
Jan
7
Mar 27
27
Jan
39! 4
300
45'%
31%
32
32%
46 Va
33! b
24,500
327b
32
31 Ya
31%
18 Ya
18%
18%
40%
17% Jan
Electric
30
Elect,n<
15
39 Va Dec
9
8
167b Dec
2
79
Jan
Elgin
issued
-1
1Q
100
5„
10
lou
—2
100
2.50
Empire District
30
preferred
Equitable Gas Co
4%
100
8.50
Nov
28
2
60% Feb
3
54 '% May 29
61 Ya Oct
Erie & Pittsburgh
10% Nov 13
12% Oct 22
26
Apr 30
11
21
16
Nov 14
Evans
13
13% Jan
3
28
Nov
28
Eversharp
Inc
28% Dec 23
51% Apr 10
28% Jan
2
47
Dec
4
Ex-Cell-O
Corp
39% Nov 25
65
32% Nov
24
5
Fairbanks Morse & Co
No par
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp-1
Fairmont Foods Co common
1
4 Vo convertible preferred
100
Falstaff Brewing Corp
1
6
Oct
11
18
Jun
Jan
17
12% Jan 24
2
13
Apr ?Q
•
7
Jan
2
22 Ye Apr 22
79
15
Sep 25
22Ya Jan 22
«7
Aug 23
43Ya May
l.'i'/a May 14
11
11
10
30'% Sep
Sep
Apr
9
89
2
19 Vb Dec
25 Ya Nov 29
•15% jan
24 % Jan
2
33
67% Jan
79% Oct
3
8874 Dec
17 Ve
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see
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page
1
12
26.
-
5%
preferred series A
RR Co
Products
Co
100
50
5
1
3
Family Finance Corp common—^—I
J-—.5a preferred, jseries B—^—-^-50
17 ;
Dec
No par
Erie RR common
33 »4
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21%
2274
23,800
147b
147b
147b
14%
17%
18%
1774
18'b
57 Va
58%
57
57%
3.10C
10,800
35,600
1974
14 Ya
1974
75
1974
7574
24,000
4174
427s
19,800
2,000
19 Va.
18%'
19
187b
197b
74
74Va.
74 Ya
74 Ya
74 Vb
747b
747b
757b
41%
41%
42 Ya
417a
42'%
4174
42 Va
23
22%
227b
23 Vb
23! 3
23 Va
23!
127b
12 %
12%
12%
12! 2
12
13%
-
•
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a
-
:
Va
237b
23 %
12 !b
12'%
900
1374
13'b
9,000
20274
204%
14,900
103%
104
a
13%
137 b
13%
2007b
201 Ya
200%
2017b
201
203
104%
103%
104»%
1037b
10374
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82 Vb
10374
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82 Vb
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4774
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23
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23
23
23 %
4474
44%
45%
34%
34
347a
18,000
28 %
27%
2774
21,900
55-%
135%
13874
150%
150%
34%
35
35
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82
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367b
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94
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151
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55
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83
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34 Va
43
28 Ya
55%
700
2774
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78
55%
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447b
27 7o.
28%
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37
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43
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43
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34%
134 Va
35%
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120
44 %
46
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57%
367b
20
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40
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53
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53%
57
4474
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42%
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a
130
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22%
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44!
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,
4174
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10.800
43%
42
35
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47%
417 a
700
48
22%,
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34%
,
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.
82%
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43
43
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2,400
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a
47 Ya
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46 Ya
Ya
3.100
137b
201%
22%
1974
.
13
13 Vb
14
380
84
7,000
3674
94
3,00c
17 Va
17%
17 Va
17 Ya
17%
17%
17%
1774
17'%
1874
36
36'%
36%
3 6 Ya
36 Yb
3674
36 Va
3674
3674
3674
6,600
97b
97b
97 b
97b
97a
974
97b
93.10C
9%
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774
77a
77b
7'/a
38,70C
39
397b
39%
397b
1074
1074
10%
11
10,700
35%
357b
35 Vb
36%
45,400-
50
517b
9%
.
77b
7 Vb
7%
36
...
36%
36
39 V
10%
b
Ya
11
35%
36 Vb
51%
367b
52
52%
52
527b
14%
14%
14 Ya
147b
14 Ye
23%
23%
237b
*23%
32%
33%
80'/2
80
36 Va,
36 Ya
36
337b
33%
80 Ya
11
24Va
42 Ya
36%
11%
33 Ya
43
8.30C
15 Vb
29,900
1.20C
2,200
3374
13C
-•
81
81
81
367b
36%
36%
4,100
117a
5874
61
42 Ya
33%
507b
24
1174
117b
12 Vb
39.90C
577b
117b
*58
*60
*23Ya
5.60C
•
36%
58
57
57 %
60
60
12.50C
*807b
367b
61
X24
14%
3374
337b
81
11 Vb
18%
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18
*80%
367a
49
157b
24
587a
*58%
62
18 Ys
33%
80 Va
14
2374
58%
58 Ya
23 Yb
•
14'%
24
11 Ya
11%
58
*59
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0
'
23%
52%
7 Ya
38%
11
Feb 28
6% Jan
33 %
227«
18
39!
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44% Jan
3374
227b
58!
10%
82
l
33 Ya
177 b
38%
77
■'
337b
24 Vb
57 Vb
.
1,900
417 b
417b
*33
59
11%
3
July
.
14,900
17 7b
39
12
Dec
56
36% Oct 17
500
187b
42'/a
14%
107b
28
6% Dec
43
2
3174
18 !b
40%
17%
38%
32% Apr 30
20% Jan
7
26 Y» Jan
*31Y4
18Vb
43
31%
58
5
Endicott Johnson
8
Vb
14%
10
Electric Co
10
Corp common—26
10
18! 4
7,900
41
23
Paso
May
'
*31 Ya
>
17%
—
Battery
Storage
Dec
90
2
2
41%
Natural Gas
—3
Emerson Electric Mfg Co
—4
Emerson Radio & Phonograph——5
El
18'.
58%
*12%
100
Amer—1
National Watch Co
38 Ya Apr
24
July 21
14
Ya
19 %
(The)
5
Mus Ind Amer shares—.
When
16
19
56% Dec
2
10
89% Jan
Stop Nut Corp of
11
'
2
31%
*31
*38 Vb
17%
Electric Auto-Lite
7% Dec
2
«
57 Ya
common.—1
preferred
4%%
Elastic
4
11% Dec
Jan 10
35 Yt Api
Stores Inc
Ya % preferred ——
Product,!! Co common
31
'
4Ya Jan
Bros
Co
Ekeo
Oct
40 Ya Nov
2
29 -
34
22
30% Dec 23
6% Jan
com
•.
10 Ys Dec
3
'6%
& Fuel Asn
20 % Feb
39
"
3% Jan
25% Dec 27
30
95
4
22,300
15%
*3874
—10
preferred
Edison
15! 4
39
82%
Inc
£a.-..' ..^ciiiuiuciuring
May 22
37 Y4 Dec 11
Jan
4% Aug 1|
"
6%
8,200
65
*58
33
103%
prior preferred—
Stainless Steel Corp
Eastman Kodak Co common
2
22 Ye Jan
Gas
5,700
45 Ya
200
;
4%%
3
3
Airline
9,200
19,900
44 Ve
-—5
No par
No par
Eastern
19
Mar
38% Jan
25
397b
42
1574
15
28
32 Vb
& Co—
Eagle-Plcher Co
11
86
15 Vb
147a
'
65
*59
65
*59
15
-
41%
42
417 a
65
14
*61
39
,13
Cigar Corp
Feb
l4Y4 Apr
50'%
45,500
24,700
41%
-.41 %
30
22% Apr
Apt
•
27% July 3
40% Apr 25
18%
33
46
45% Dec
60% July
91
177b
44 Va
41
29 V. Jan
42% July IB
81% Mar S
6
1974
43
50
50
50
50
—50
—5
27% Jan
23
30
21,600
327b
48 Yb
DWG
31
17% Dec 23
26'%
X41%
■.
Ya
48
24% Nov 10
Dec
24% Dec
26 Yb
*61%
common——.10
preferred ...
50
$4.15
May 21
50
a
257«
'■
44%
Duquesne Light Co
May 12
48 Ya Mar
3
50
22% Jan
257b
39.%
1
Corp
Preferred $3.50 sdrles
28
48% Jan
Jan
26
43 7
50c
USA Inc.—-—1
International.1
a
76
80
247b
39%
1
25
27% May •
81% Apr 11
40
Jan lg
10
*79J «-■
44
-5.
Co
49% Nov 24
8
50
B't
39'%
.-No par
—
Preferred $4.50 series
24% Dec
*
Corp
Chemical
Common
17
Ya Apr 21
1
Aug
Ltd
Mines
Duplan
1
82
Pepper Co
14% Nov 20
14
.
Corp
a
21
40
79
n
39%
Dresser Industries
9
July
July
Nov
79
43 Va
Corp
34 Va Jan
21% Dec 19
79
80'%
25
com
preferred
Stores
Douglas Aircraft Co
Nov 18
74
80'%
*7874
;
15
Co
1
22% Oct
*78 >•
79
10
1
—
Dunhill
9
17
Dec
5174
80%
24%
24%
14 % :_14%
Drewr.vs Limited
•
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;
80%
*79
65
>02%
1
Co
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18
159
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52
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2,100
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148
52 :
-
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417a
23% Oct 27
13
52 Vb
527a
2
,..37
42 Va
Mar 26
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377b
*78
79
80%
37%
6,100
42
Dow
97% Jan
80!
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24%
38%
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—
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150Y4
37
.
13%
700
80 Ya Oct
14
13,900
137b
10,600
112
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110
1374
13%
57
208
64% Jan
91 Ya
13%
2274
10
38% Dec 31
61 !b
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56! 4
29
1
60V4
90 %
1374
2274
Sep
18
61 Vb
90 Vb
57 7«
76% Nov
41
72
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78%
1.900
10,700
60
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79
24 %
58%
91%
52%
79
>79
34
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23 Yb
20% Nov 20
40
23% Dec
52%
337 b
59%
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37%
52'%
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34
581 !»-
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101
47% Jan
37
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597b
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38
50,700
26
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51% JaL
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2674
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34
17,800
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61:
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30
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37%
1374
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33 Ya
267b
33 Ya
90%
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,
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90!
91%
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22
22
59
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20'4
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137a
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23 Ya
July 16
11
"34
,13 Ya
137b "
.
60'%
.
57 Ya
Dome
41
Oct
26%
/
21'% ;
20%
400
227b
110
27.
26%
:,13%
14'%.
61
,
21 Yb
10,900
57%
206
27 % Dec
13%
*60;
22
900
147b
39
23%
dr.
-
60
-
♦
39
50%
74% Jan
14
14%
14
.
.
69! a
14V4-89
69'%
6874
681 a
227b
6% Jan
24
39
687a
56%
g
31
38 Va
22%
Inc
9% Aug
Jan
38Va
55%
8
a
41% Sep 11
44 Ya Nov 25
38
22%
22
33
Apr
7
16% Jan
1
24
14
38
3
Lines
Air
IB
Jan
14%
38%
5,600
19,300
11 Ya
Jan
49
13%
14%
36% Dec
28
68 Ya
14%
14%
12
39% Oct
68'%
14%
52 Ys May
Sep 26
08%.
137 b-
No par
No par
68% Jun 17
43
13
22%
24% jan 29
Jan
127b
24%
22
49% Jan 29
30
12%
J 4 Va
...
430
29'%
67 Va
13'%
43,400
13
417 b
Oct
45
1774
29
34%
11% Dec 24
Aug 27
28'/a
17 !b
12%
24
50% Oct -10
41
27%
17%
28
33%
91 Ya Apr
2874
880
94%.
13 Vb
40%
Nov
1,200
21,400
9434
28 Ya
33%
46% Oct
5874
28
v.
13 V a
;
20,600
41
3
127b
28%
„
25
5
36% Nov 14
,?7
.
42%
17
37% Apr
29 Ya
33%
18 Ya Dec
23
-17 Ya
24%
19% Dec
30% Oct
27 Vb
17 Vb
-1
3
1
277a
Dlvco-Wayne
3
89% Feb
207a
*17Ya
■
11
8% Jan
14
9474
12
11 Ye Jan
Nov
9474
18%
11% Jan 14
;
957a
31 Ya
14% Jun 12
91
Jan 14
27
17 Ya
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~
"
18%
10
Jun
27%
17 Va
5874
31%
24
;co% Oct 21
.26%
17%
417b
;57Vb
50c
Disney (Walt) Productions
2.50
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd——2
Dec
a
27%
*4074
61 !4
$1.50
11
•
94%
r
-
Ya
Diana
Dec
9
94%
41
587a
307b
4074
57!
30 %
30
41
57 Vb
.
61
De
8
9
94%
307b
30
.
62
12
12
94%
30%
617-1
Detroit Steel Corp
32% May 21
35% Nov
19% May
57%
61%
43% Dec
9% Aug 20
5% Dec 20
41 Va
57
61%
Diamond-Gardner Corp
;a%oct 21
29
41
57
61%
24
Jan
28%
40%
56
61%
21
54 Ya Apr
2,300
01%
19% Nov
49
7,800
287b
1074
7
17
167b
Delaware Power & Light Co—13.50
13
26% Dec
16%
2874
v 30
,
277b
11% Jtm
S
167«
28 Va
497 s
Diamond
a
167b
2774
117b
4
2
17
277b
28 Yi
19
Jan
167 a
277b
507«
17% Oct
9% Jan
17
28%
10%
46 Ya Dec
14
16%
277«
Ya
277b
.43 Va Feb
25% Jan
500
17
28 Ya
49
Ye Jan
•
200
V
•
107a
29% Apr
13% July
39%
lOYa
30% May a
25% Jan
3
29% Mar 26
15% Deo 14
397b
10%
8
34% Jan 14
3974
10%
a
6
*3874
10%
Western
«fc
59% July
22
297b
4,70010,400
10%
Lack
57% J an
Dec
8074
/ 3,
;
50
Delaware
19
9% Apr
8074
3
197b
Denv & Rio Grande West
13
739%
367b
82
3
36 Ya
277b
Delta
23% Oct
40%
374
36
*79
3Ya
39 Ya
40
j.
367-i
83
36%
*79
507b
1
35% Sep
83
277b
21
14
83
50'a
Jun
37% Mar 13
34
Mar 29
84
36
35%
1,500
8%
28
29% Dec
15% Jan
8%
%3
3
35%
87b
8%
87b
13%.
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co—100
30
8%
8%
3
35%
1874
19
187a
%
18%
Detroit Edison
30
8'%
3' '
87b
51
17
Dec
19 Va
17%
16
13%
12,700
187b
27%
11
25% Dec
100
1.9
19 Y„
xl8%
97
50 Ya
23
38% Nov 12
/> / 50
87
*85
28%
Oct
9
86
*85
85
18%
42% Dec
2
10,900
*85Vb
87>
87
85
51%
37% Jan
55
Feb
22% Jan
99 3 a
85 Ya
96%
85
18%
34 % Apr
17
97%
if 57b
957a
*85%
28
48% July 17
8% Dec
9674
237b
98
50%
41% May 21
65
Jan 28
37
10,400
2,000
1
63 V4 Dec
63
23'%
GO
No par
35% Oct
23
200
5374
23%
50c
Inc
(Delaware)
Co
33% Oct 22
Nov 25
81'%
53
237b
18
57% Dec
55
*79
537b
23 Ya
18
23% Dec
3
19 Ya
*21%
50c
Rubber Co
Dayton
80 !b
52 Vb
'*37 V*
100
series C
80 Vb
527b
87
85
53
807b
96%
237b
40
*50'%
52 Vb
*85'%
87
13 Ya
3.75%
3.90%
*79
24
.14 V*
Dayton Power &
Preferred
80
39 Ya
53
*50 Ya
,67
Daystrom Inc
1
Jan
53
237b
97%
>•27%.
-10
Light common—7
series A
—100
Preferred 3.75% series B
100
39% Nov 28
*50 %
527b
,52%
87
*90%
47
397b
39
53
*78%
——1
100
.——5
common---
preferred series A
Dan River Mills Inc—
3%%
15
54% Oct
80
CO
21
87
24,500
34'%
Oct
3
40'/a
59%
Nov
-Mario
3974
_—„—10
73
43% Jan
39%
*50%
17%
>
10
(.40
.27% Oct 22
9.290
38%
39 Ya
53
34 Ya
18 :
3
83% Jan
pfd
Sugar
Cutler-Hammer Inc
41 % Apr
12% Jan
noncnm
10
July 12
1
86% Mar
7
79% Jail
8% Oct 22
,
28
27, >
>
Cunningham Drug Stores.Inc—-2.00
Curtis publishing common——1
$4 prior preferred-—.-—-No par
$1.60 prior preferred—-—-No par
Curtiss—'Wright common
—1
.
23% Nov
27 Vb
40%
*
•
Cudahy Packing Co common;
5
4%% preferred
100
Cuneo Pressv.Ine———5'
3
Dec
15
.7% Jan- a
Jan<7
56
;
28
'
16%
No par"
33% Sep
a
2774
40 !b
5
Cuba RR 6%
•
27%
a
61
28%
28%
Crucible Steel Co of America—12.50
2
27 Ya
■ifiS. ■■■:
35 Vi
>83
No par
common
24
Feb
28!
19 YH
2.50
$2
13
Jan
27 Ya
96%
1
25
Oct
9
19,200
27%
*78
2
Corp com
29
11
2,600
37'/a
38%
-100
-—.
27 Ya Jan
65% Jan
59 Vb
36'%
8%
3
18% Jan 17 '
19
5974
377a
*50%
1
1
.
15% Feb 20
21
607b
3674
27%
25
preferred
Crown Zellerbach Corp
$4.20 preferred
16% Jan
59 Vb
377b
23%
5%
10
17
41 Va Dec
3
43% Apr 11
92% Nov
7
60
36%
*85%
>85
Crescent
30% Dec
Aug 18
7
Jan
60
37
1
Cream of Wheat Corp
4
3
12
61%
61
24
3%%
Jun 16
14% Mar
25% Jan
6274
59%
36%
53 Ya
Crane Co common
28% Jan
IS
58%
01 %
36%
52%
Coty Inc
Coty International Corp
1
9
!b-
58
61Yst
5
5
5
50
—50
.
11
II
Nov
5
4% May
22
36
—14
Corning Glass Works common
5
3%% preferred
.-400
V/2% preferred series of 1947.100
Cosden Petroleum Corp1
5
1% Jan 13
24% Jan
2
t
Nov
23% Dec
xll'%
5
Corp
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp
Aug
1
89
Apr 16
20% Aug- 6
88
1
15% Jan
5% Oct
33
1174
32% Apr 17
30% Apr 25
17'A Oct 11
54-
1174
38% Jan IS
31
15% Dec
12 Ya
Co———..10
Products
Com
4
loo
Oct
16% Dec
85
52
Mar 11
23
40% Oct
11%
18
•
58 % July
12 Ya
40% Dec
Steel
Co
Copperweld Steel Co common
5% convertible preferred—,
6% convertible preferred
Aug
31% Feb
12 Ye
Copper Range
~16% July 23
5
12%
13
convertible preferred
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
17% Oct
30
26% Oct
12%
34% Oct
Mar 14
86
11,100
Continental
36% Apr 22
NOV 29
74
62
Continental Oil of Delaware
May 17
2% Jan
24
Oct
100
617b
14
18
3
6% Jan
18
Oct
1% Dec
22
62'/a
18
55% Nov
96% May
25
30
Dec
*2174
61'/a
37% Dec
33% Jan
106% July 11
15
*2174
61 Ya
62% Dec
13
12% Apr 16
74% Feb 12
83
Oct
8
24
79% Oct 31
21'/a
60%
65% Nov
a
Jan
14
13
22
21 Ya
6174
1
50% Jan 20
12'A Dec
Oct
21%
60%
Motors
52
57 Va Feb
74
*21'/4
60 Ya
Continental
19% May 20
27
27% Jan 14
Jan
21%
60
12
May 15
89
>21 YB
12% Dec
ia
3
18% Jan
3
16% Jan 13
34% Dec
11
Feb
28
llYa
25
5
6
I
40% July 11
54% July 25
79% July 11
49% May 21
Dec 30
51
117b
Insurance
43% Jan
9
11%
38% Feb
43% July 21
9,500
1174
11%
Continental
19
24
ll!b
117b
11%
9
18
14
Dec
Dec. 18
Shares
11%
Oct
5Vo
Dec. 19
11%
62 Ya Dec
23
the Week
Friday
Thursday
2
common
7
28 % Jan
7
7
J
26 'A Dec
AV/2
Dec. 15
Pat
Sales for
PRICES
Dec. 17
Dec. 16
Steel—
Copper &
Industries
13'% Oct
8% Apr 29
18% May
8
44
Jan II
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
Continental
26,% Jan
64% May
Dec
20'/4 Nov
9
lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK STOCK
Jan. J
Highest
Range Since
Year 1957
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
Ranee for
61
*60
"
-
•'
81C
5C
19%
19%
197b
1874
19 Ya
1874
1874
247b
23%
247«
23 Va
24
23%
24 Ya
12.40C
43
41%
42 'a
40%
41%
39%
41 Yb
8,400
32'%
33
33
33
33
32'%
32'%
80Z
10 Ya
10
107b
10%
107b
10
Vb
10%
10
lOYa
61.00C
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28 Ya
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28 Ya
28 Ya
28 V4
28%
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.
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18%
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-32
32
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3274
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96
'
Number 5805
Volume 188
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2655)
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range lor Previous
3% Dec
10 f
Oct
Lowest
Highest
30
64% July 10
7% Jan 14
22
16% Apr
"U%'Oct 21
50
Feb
32
Mar
177/8 Oct 22
25% Jun
29
11% Jan
8
17
18 % Apr
13
6% Dec
Fans ( eel
2
17% Dec
2
^
EXCHANGE
Oct
55
May 19
37/a Apr
7
45% July
Sep 30
31% Dec 31
Highest
43
23
61% May 13
45
fXOCKS
ORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1951
Lowest
16
27
64
Dec
17
3
55
Dec
Fa wick
18
7
31
36% May 14
20% Jan 31
29 % Jan
3
52
Nov
19 % Jan
2
22
Jun
27
.27% Jan
21
34% Jun
29% Jan
7
55
Dec
19
20 Va Nov 12
28
16
11
18
10
16% Jan
2
30 % Nov
conv
14
20% Jan
2
52% Dec
105
July 12
2
83% Jan
14
47% Feb
10
4.G0V?
39
Oct
30
Jan
57
22
16% May
May
23% Mar 13
2
Dec
Corp
—III.
Ftbreboard Paper~p"ir0~d~
19
preferred
100
Fire Ins NY_
5
Fifth Avenue Coach
Lines Inc-IIio
19% Dec 20
29% Jan
9
16% Apr
25
24% Mar 14
66
2
38% Apr
7
49% July 29
136
Dec 10
Corp
Firestone Tire & Rubber
104 % Jun
5
Nov
12
4%% preferred
First National Stares
81% Nov 13
100% Oct
Jan
106
Feb
8
67
Dec
5
6% Dec 16
12% Jan
34% Oct 22
79
82% Apr 16
101% July 23
2
Mar 12
47
Nov
100% Sep 26
55% Feb 14
15% Apr 25
6% Mar 10
4
37% Jan
46% July 9
95% May 10
6
88
86
6
Jun
4
112% Dec
16
94
3
Oct 29
13
64
Jan
9
17
Apr
3
25% Nov 28
59% Jun
33% July 18
Nov" 13
78
7% Mar
5% Oct
93
96
30
2
33% Dec
16
7% Jan
2
17
Dec
10
46'A Dec
18
Food
Oct~23
84% Jan
3
32% Dec 30
Nov 18
2
52.
*
123
10
Nov 14
80
6% Oct 22
<
64
3% Oct 21
-
23
Dec
9
;
7
Jan
Jan
8
20% Jan
32
2
27 ?
Jan
Jan
6
Jan 25
52% Apr
2
26% Jan
94% Oct 15
24% Feb 25
May 16
88
89% Jan
11
135
Aug
2
Apr 30
14% Jan 22
9% Jan
125
36% Dec
102
2
8% Nov 20
26
JsSTlI
19 % Jan
2
30
21
46% May 24
30% Apr
7
43% Dec
General
5
75
Jan
3
93% Jun
27
49% Deo 31
48
Jan
70% Nov
35, Mar
6
Mar
5
!
115'' Dec 20
1
46%, Oct
5
19% May 15
60% Dec 31
15% Feb 27
40
Feb 12
Oct
21
Oct
22
115
10
29% Dec
67% Nov
19
74% Dec
19
Apr
8
Gen
18
2
33% Dec
Jan
13
79% Dec
4% Jan
2
2
22% Dec
18
60% Jan
89
Dec
33% Dec
101% Nov
1
76%
Nov
Dec
91% Feb
7
33
\
105
Jan 30
47% July 16
115% Jan 24
19
117
16
Jun
3
Nov-
6
105% Oct
83
Jan
4
47% July 12
27% Oct
34% May 17
4
18
Jan
57%
48% Jan
9
Aug 25
27
May 26
44%-tfan
2
Dec <4.8
5%Jun 13
39% May 22
•
19% Oct 22
34
*;
Dec
24
50% Jan
41
7
6
Oct 20..
27% Mar 19
20% Jan
2
17% Jan
3
28% Sep
22% Sep 20
Sep
3
28% May 16
23
May 31
45% May 2
36% Oct 22
15% Dec 23
22% Oct
-25
Feb
14
,25
Jan
2
7
28
*
30% Mar
7
30% Dec
1
40% Jan
16% Jan
4
•22% Apr
July 31
107
Apr 23
83
7
185
July 17
129
22
90
108% Jan
77
Oct
Jun
3
23
Oct 21
:39
Oct 22
95% Apr 25
36% July 9
62% May 8
20% Nov 14
39% May 29
83% Dec 18
79
Feb
28
2
27% Dec
7
50% Dec
3
90% Aug
32% Oct 11
46% Mar 26
123% Jan 10
i 33 % Apr
3
20% Dec 24
28% July
83% July 17
16% Dec 22
•
157%-Oet 16
Jan
37% Jun
4
21
8
14
57% July 18
2% Apr
8
4
-
4% Apr 26
95'A July
39% Oct 21
1
2
•79% Jun 13
70% Feb 12
•
Dec
160
57% Nov 14
i
Mar 18
18
37% Jan 14
129% Oct 21
2% Dec 18
28% Dec
3
91
•
Oct 21
44% Jan
i 21% Jan
2% Jan
69
18
18
10
47
Dec
I
Goebel
Feb
12
30
Jan
2
39%
41
Jan
2
-1
Jan
2
Dec
15
Nov~~3
Dec'Il
35% May
8
22
14
85
47% July 11
21% Jan 11
20
Feb
11
122% Nov 11
•7
Dec
138
3
20% Dec 12
14
Dec 18
78
Jan
Jan 22
Jan
76% Nov 20
89
34% Jan
Jan
2
For footnotes
11
80% Apr
4
16% Apr 30
15% Oct 11
9
3
41
Dec
88
July
37
45% NOV 20
Feb 13
14
12% May 10
see
page
26.
Apr 17
9% Dec
59
Dec
2
•
1
17
31
Oct
3%%
Sep 10
1
2
31% Dec
2
146% Jun
77
Jan
2
38% Nov 19
Jan
2
Jun
9
Nov
18
19% Dec 11
87..
Apr 17
26% Dec
4
10% Jan
10
14 %
50
ii
31%
44
.
19
19%
19%
20 lb
67
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67%
67%
68
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317b
323,4
6%
33 V«
49%
44
43 %
43Tb
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17 Vb
6:Vb
66%
33-'!'!i
33 '4
96 Va
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66 Vb
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8%
200
17%
6%
6%
6%
6J%
1,900
7,300
66 Vb
66%
33 r; a
33%
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33%
97
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35
35%
109:,A 110 Va
*96
73
108%
12%
109 %
3,400
3,100
12%
6,700
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139
17
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36%
36%
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41%
42%
41%
42
80
80%
80
81%
81
80 Vb
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27%
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63%
61 Va
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1,600
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32
32%
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77
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19
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108%
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48 %
par
108%
85 Vb
108%
107
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108 V*
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84
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42%
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82
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49
49
20a/4
21
45
46 Vb
44%
45%
45 Vb
26%
26%
26%
26 Vb
26 Vb
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28
27 Vb
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27 Va
10
58 !b
10
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26%
46%
49%
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4
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108%
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83%
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80%
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2,550
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2,200
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140
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26%
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12,200
3,500
25%
26%
21
26%
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38%
46 Va
•
49%
37%
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49%
21
25%
-
29%
5%
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37%
25%
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40
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23,600
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3,800
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2734
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27%
62%
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8,000
27%
59 V*
63
26%
26%
48 Va
49Tb
61%
/
26%
48%
26%
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72,600
6,400
26%
48%
46 Va
48%
10
62%
61%
26%
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95
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95
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300
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300
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300
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275
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265
108%
107%
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59%
48;
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27'a
59%
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2,300
1,200
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86%'
86%
;
45%
25%
26
130,600
'
38%
23 Vb
27
21%.
48%
49%
38%
23 %'
38
23%
26%
77
20%
108%
83%
42%
•
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38
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76%
51%
48%
;
77%
22%,
87%
'
52
23%
38Tb
33%
107%
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38
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33
107%
34%
5%
80,600
69,700
32%
48
29% -29%
51 Va
51 %
5%
5%
33%
34%
29%
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f
66%
74%
80%
42%
108'A
83 7 b
42
21,000
63%
73
20%
86%
>
108 Vb
84-
42 V*
108%
27%
64 %
76 Va
f
293b
73%
32%
48 Vb
83%
-
28%
61%
•
47%
300
-
72%
J
107Tb
,
48%
48
42
15
88
87%
85 V a
108%
109 Vb
1%
V
630
73%
28%
63 7 b
75%
100
2,800
25,200
9 Va
73%
31%
2,300
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.
9
9
26%
31%
210
17 Va
26
*31%
34
17 Va
63%
71%
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35
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1
5
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9 Va
15,400
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17
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81
700
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34%
12%
109%
12%
139 Va
73 Vb
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66%
32%
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137% 137%
42 Va
•
97
34%
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43
66
33%
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33%
17 %
8%
35%
73%.
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17
83%
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17%
138
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6
6%
17 Va
73%
43% v-
17%
139 Va
No par
3,000
4,400
5,700
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100
49%
4,700
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33%
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35
9,100
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14
46
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310
4,100
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33
33
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20
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46
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101
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18,800
11,700
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15
190
23,600
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14
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2
32%
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28,700
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5
285
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89
98
97
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300
98
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98
98
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48%
48%
50 >/a
49 Va
63%
63%
64%
64 Va
64%
49%
64%
50%
64%
48%
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64%
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26%
26
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26%
27%
26%
27%
26%
27%
68,000
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47
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45%
46%
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39
39%
39%
39
5
;
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39
f
38'/a
39%
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31,900
1,500
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8,100
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94%
95%
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21%
21 Va
21 Va
213b
22%
22
22%
22
22%.
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44%
44 Vb
44%
44%
44%
44
43%
44
71
3%
119
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180
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95 Va
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95 Vb
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5
;
120
•
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3%
180
70%
72
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3%
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72
72
119
117
180
71
117
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37
37
38
37%
37%
42 Vb
42 %
42%
42%
43%'
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7
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48
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38
38
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76
76
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51%
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38Vb
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76
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9%
9%
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48%
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25,400
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26,800
3,700
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47%
60
61
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38
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76Va
77
.
12,300
5,100
270
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6,600
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10,800
25
25 VA
25
25 Va
24%
257 b
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49%
49%
50
49 Vb
50
49%
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51%
49%
49 nb
49 Va
49%
493/4
49%
49%
50
4974
5074
15,900
31
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30%
30%
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30%
30%
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136
79
38
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37 V a
135
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79
37 Va
38 Vb
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135
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79
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38
,
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134%
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79
37%
38 Va
18%
17%
18%
18
86%
86%
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87
87
2434
23%
243/b
23 Va
23%
2338
24
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7%
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7%
7%
7%
7%
18
18%
87
24%
18%
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•
1
27a
47%
55%
27,800
12,600
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2%
59%
9%
,
37%
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2%
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Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co__1
25
i*.
36 %
44%
38
48
9%
No par
43%
59%
1
Ry Co
No pax
Great Western Sugar com
Nopar
7% preferred
100
Green Bay & Western RR
100
Green (H L) Co Inc
1
Greyhound Corp (The) common
-3
4 %% preferred
100.
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
1
*37%
2%
47%
7
»
767b
118% 119%
118%
58
*6%
180
8,200
8,400
23,800
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*116
42 Va
4
100
.
3%
3%
3%
•167
72
70%
119%
3%
%
180
*167
71%
*117%
*118%.
preferred
Guantanamo Sugar
39
50
21
93%
._
Great Northern
4
Apr 17
22%
14%
60%
17%
13%
16%
*44%
'
103
100
Gt Northern Iron Ore Prop.
Great Northern Paper Co
12
67
65:«
50%'
17%
17%
65 3 '4
102
39
49
_i
Great
61
-J 100 %
r
91%
38%
38
No par
15
20% Jan
16
15
100
Grayson-Robinson Stores
12
7% Dec
15
100
& Rubber
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M S <fc
8
51% Nov
Mar 20
15
3%
11
Apr 30
30% Jan
2
131% Jan
14%
Brewing Co
27% Jan
21%
15%
9034 1
'90%
:
3,200
45
44%
6
29% Dec 26
14%
No par
36% Feb
19
15
100
Granite City Steel
Grant (W T) Co common
48% Dec
14
No par
Grand Union Co (The)
3
20%
34% *
1
& Co
62% Nov 20
Oct 28
;44.
.
*180
193/i
43%
common
52% Sep 22
6% Jan
'
33%
16%
16%"
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96
33
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33%
10%
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1
15
73
46%:
10%
42%
Co
31
86% Apr 15
6 % Apr 18
*182
44%
19,200
9,500
6,600
10,500
v
1
33% Jan
21
'
,
37%
V
10
28% Jan
Oct
46
35
25
2
5
42
'
190
17
20%
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Grace (W R) & Co—
13
..
25
4
71% Oct 31
*170
'
96
v
33% •<-;•
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31
22%
37 %
38
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90
33%
10%
10
37% Oct
8% OCt
16%
.
190
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'
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!
34%
10c
69% Jan
9
38%
36
Advertising
126% Dec 17
4% Jan
37%
42
100
9
23
38%
30%
89%
<
20
ZIIS
I
13% Jan
Dec
23%-
5
When issued
Gould-National Batteries
.
91%
22%
20%
„
Oct 21
35% Feb 11
27
44%
:
110
7,130
4
(The)
Goodyear Tire
30%
90%
35%
10%
gold & Stock(B F)
Telegraph Co.
oodrich Co
49% July 31
3% Dec
3
120-
30%
90%
23%
10%
Glidden Co (The)
3% May 15
31%
23 Va
33%
4,900
89%
111%
*
89%
96
60%
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110
-
^
90%
33%
•
27,900
7,900
59%
;
87
111%
33%
~
$4.50 preferred
Juiy 10
76% Dec i9
60%
87
110%
.23%
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934
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23%
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100
Corp
Utilities
Gimbel Brothers
5
87
111%
31
<
4,000
9%
-
-
10%
1
_.
Gladding McBean
175•
96
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Gerber Products Co
Gillette
31%
90
.
43%
60%
87
110%
82%
21%
'
10
60%
90
112
3,200
;
80
37%
%
33%
16%
138%
Georgia-Pacific Corp
14
60%
*88
43%
104
21%
34
_2
Getty Oil Co
39% Dec
2
157% Jan 16
53% May 19
4
94% May 21
22% Dec 18
9
60
90
Nopai
4%% preferred
4 V2Y0 conv preference
$5 preference
5 % c,'o
preference
9
Dec
10
61%
9%
60%
9%
!
10%
Corp
preferred
preferred
49% Oct
16
Apr
Sep
9%
35%
Bancshares
30% Oct 15
21
28
91
50% Dec
7
89 % Jan
15 Yb Apr
(
1
1
64% Dec
3
$1.30
15
,
93.4
12%
General Telephone Corp
General /Time Corp
General Tire & Rub com
16
99
2
84% Jan
2
126% Jan 13
:
9%
109'A
preferred
$1.32
4
Dec
21 %
19%
,
17
275
Apr 29
Jan
Dec
80
21%
33%
General Shoe Corp
1
General Steel Castings Corp
1
General Telephone Co of Florida—
16
Nov 11
27% Sep
63
79
21%
35
General Realty
27 % Sep 26
22% NOV 18
80%
21%
5
General Refractories
19% rjov 19
80%
21 :»4
10H
General Public Utilities Corp
General Railway signal
16% Dec 23
81%
91%
38%
common
24% Sep . 4
47% Oct 27
32% Jan 13
80%
21%
6,600
43,700
134
"101%
'
49
;
General Public Service
r
V
37%
Texas'-.
of
41%
133
104
47 %
$3 convertible preferred^—ANo
par
49% Dec -19
134
47%
No par
Corp
19%
42% '
133
*101%
39%
_
38% Dec 16
'
104
40
64%
'
1
91%.
General Portland Cement Co.
1
General Precision Equipt Corp
__i
$1.60 conv preferred
—No par
6
133
21 %
5
General Outdoor
20
132%
*101%
104
Z-
46%
19 7 b
5
Co
Preferred- $3.75 series
19
31% Feb 24
21% Apr 15'
15% Jan
3
3
10
Jan
62% Feb
2
4
July 19
18 % July
14% Dec 26
31
Jan
67% Jan
Dec
87% Nov 20
27
July 15
{33% Oct 22
44
19%:''
38%
1
preferred
92% Jan 22
.
0
19%
41%
*90%
~~5o
preferred
(The)
Contract Finance
5%
63%
42%
903.i
Inc common
General Motors Corp common
$3
117% tan 16
Aug 29
34
68
Oct 25
52
6
1
47% Dec 31
"•"
2
Apr 12
40
30% Oct 11
*42
Sep 19
33% Jan
132%
*101%
63%
19%
42
46%
20%
(The)
__
100
132
104
63
18%
i
82
991
General Foods Corp
General Instrument Corp
General Mills common
2
62%
8
42%
39%
.
Controls Co
General Dynamics
Corp
General Electric Co_
General Finance Corp
2
19
42 %
4,200
*165
46/8
General
19
48
69
July 26
3
9% Nov
19% Jan
8% Jan 11
Jan
4
4
56
74% Dec
67
25% Julys
68% Apr 12
72% July 22
4
52% Feb
14
7% Nov
7
14
Apr 10
65
Apr 29
26,600
18%
*168
38%
1
General Cable Corp com_„
4% 1st preferred
General Cigar Co Inc
J
6
64%
19%
.
*160
63%
9034
2
Ex-distribution
;
General Bronze Corp
11
86
Oct
'
•
12,700
Transportation._2.50
7
23
51%
52%
164
.
1
convertible
General Baking Co
$8 preferred.
9% Nov
38% Noy
50%
*170
_IIII"in
IlNo par
General Amer Oil Co
General Amer
15% Dec
%
:
100
14% Nov
7
141
Aug 25
17% Nov 10
2
2
11% Jan
11
51%
16%
?
General American Indus com__I~
1
6 Yo
convertible preferred
50
General American Investors com
1
$4.50 preferred
ioo
18
29
51
63
5
40% Sep
9
110% Dec 18
10
Jan
Apr
28%
52
50%
164
63:%
ioo
General Acceptance
67% Nov 26
29 Va
51 %
50%
165
33 %
Garrett Corp (The)
—III
~2
Gar Wood Industries Inc
comlllll
4%% convertible preferred
50
7% Nov 20
7
8,200
*91
1
Gardner-Denver
7% Oct 22
Oct 22
7,900
19%
90
2
34
55
19
3844
4
17% Nov 12
54%
19%
29%
23 7 i.
Gabriel
200
54%
90
~
6,600
213.t
19
23%
45% Dec
2
'
15
common
*21%
54%
35%
51% Dec
2
-
-r-
19%
1
Gamble-Skogmo
Gamewell Co
21%
29%
2J5n
9
16
Co
'*21%
.
54
31%
17
•-5%
2,300
19 %
.31%
17
July
3,000
50
9%
preferred—IlOO
Fruehauf Trailer Co
4% preferred
18
54%
21%
49%
29%
31%
32% Dec
2
6
•
53%
21%
60 %
2 50
17% Nov
2
17
3% Jan
Dec
55
22%
49% :
19%
HO34
14% Dec
■
13
2
68
18
54%
29%
m%
48
o
2
3% Jan
Jan 10
9% Dec 20
,
•
,
18%
110%
I
68
21%
48%
:
21 %
CoHno pa/
Foster-Wheeler Corp
Francisco Sugar Co.,.
Franklin. Stores Corp
Freeport Sulphur Co
•7
20 »/8 Dec
2
24% Jan
Dec 23
;
14
37% July 12
67% Dec 18
107 % Nov
2
14% Jan
101
1
25 :> Nov 19
125
2
*60
28%
*88
I
2,400
45,900
600
16%
18%
100
10
54%
16%
82
jj
.
54%
5,800
6
29%
par
Foremost Dairies Inc—
16
■
21%
52 %
"54%
,
.5
Ford Motor Co—
24
47% Jun 12
25% Dec 17
90% July
39 Va Oct
9% Jan
14
-
21%
523'.
19
o
&.Chem Corp_
*
21%
49%
preferredllllllio
3%% convertible
3%% preferred
Foote Mineral Co
1
:
52% Aug n
/ 50% Nov 11
22
Nov 19
67% Jan 15
8
»■'
>•;
22
Jun
July
14% Sep
8% Jan
5% Jan
4
15 % Dec
14
59
9
Dec
2
8% Jan
40% Jan
Jan
>
10% Jan 14
10
8% Jan
3% Dec 30
Jan
2
36% Jan 15
15% Feb 19
30
13% Oct 31
51
7
2
Jan
95
25'A Feb 25
<
3
46% Jun 28
23% Oct 25
10
Apr 11
.
36% Jan
19
Nov
15
'
165
2
87% Jan
10% July 24
10% Apr
45
Oct 21
31% Dec
Jan
Jan
35% Apr
July 11
24% Jan
8% Dec 30
'40% Dec 30
20
Jan
12 %
88,%:Nov 14
8% Dec
89
18% Apr 29
67% July 8
17% May
3
35% Dec 30
13% Oct 22
8
100
93% Aug
6
61% July 16
59% Mar 19
33% Oct 21
10% Dec
May~15
134
Much
21%
51
131%
IZ
convertible
21%
503<
130%
.
4Yo
35'A Oct 27
92
Mar 17
Jan
12% Jan
48%
*101%
Fluor Corp Ltd.
Food Fair Stores Inc
common
$4.20 divid pfd ser of '51
Food Giant Markets Inc
Nov 27
8
22%
48 %
6.25
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10
22
49
too
Florida Power Corp
Florida Power &
Light
Apr 25
18% Aug
2
6
21
87
40% Sep
22
48%
43%
preferred
$4.50 conv A 2nd pfd
3
32%Dec
91 % Dec 18
22% Oct 28
44% Aug 27
17% Nov 20
•94
63%
21%
19%
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(The) Carpet Co
FBntkote Co (The) common
63%
54%
%
Firth
64
49%
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Firstamerlca
10% Sep 29
61 % Dec 15
Oct 27
107% Dec
28
22% Nov 21
62%
54%
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.
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17
21%
42%
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16%
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48 7 a
18 %
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17
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29
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6
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11
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6
16%
63%
48
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25
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Va
Sales far
Thursday
Dec. 17
21%
1
preferred.
Federated Dept Stores
16
Dec
62
5
49
PRICES
Wednesday
Dec. 16
6
16%
™50
Paper Board Co common~5
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17
32
75% Oct 28
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Jun
31% Jan
19% Oct 22
6
1
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.
48%
2
.LOW AND HIGH SALE
Tuesday
Dec. 15
5
1ZZ
common
pfd .1953 series
Federal Mogul
Bower Bearings
Federal Pacific Electric
Co.
20
10
^'3%
24% Aug 21
Dec
18% Sep
Metallurgical Corp
Corp
fedclers Corp
Monday
par
18%
88
,
7%
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400
70
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89
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.
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14ma Dec
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47'A Dec
11
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21
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14
9
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17
5
75
Nov
18
$5
25
129
Dec
16
55% Dec
18
—No par
83
Oct
Nov
93% Feb
6
39V2Jan
84
6
Oil Corp—
:
Gulf States Utilities Co-
93
Common
—
100
100
$4.44 dividend preferred———100
$5 dividend preferred
—100
preferred
dividend preferred
dividend
$4.20
May 29
96
A
Jan
19
Oct
30
10
100
Jun
25
109
May
1
July
2
Hackcnsack
Water
Aug 14
29%. Nov 18
Halliburton
Oil
90
Apr • 2
96
Sep
95'A Jan
5.
28
29
54 A
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87
93
94
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98
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81
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$4.40
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13
129
125
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87
94
94
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126
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24
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86
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75%
25
74 3 8
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127 Vb
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24%
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76
123% 125'A
preferred
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Dec. J. 7
Dec. Hi
No par
—25
Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
Gulf
Mar
101
11
41% Jun
24
May
52
32Mb Jan 11
80% Jan 16
152
May 13
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Dec. 15
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
54::
55 A
1
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,
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87
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103
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350
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200
94
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94
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55
*86 A
94:i,
6,400
103
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Nov
4
41 Ma Feb
21
38 A Jan
3
47 Vb
83% Dec
30
89% Jan
17
49 va
7
69
38
13 A Dec
Jan
24
20
2
Jan
20
A Jan 11
Apr
21
24% Dec
31
Dec
24
111% Jan
11
70
Jan
2
99
Dec
8
24
45 A Jan
15
21% Jan
2
33 A Sep
26
24 a Dec
23
39
May 31
26 A Jan
2
41
Nov
19
47 Ma Dec
10
29 a Oct
21
127 a Oct
14
23 a Dec
28
80
29 a Dec
40 Ma
Oct
30
3 a Oct
28
Jan
13
123
Nov
10
23
Apr
7
July 23
Jun
51Ma Aug 8
30% July 2
32% Mar 25
8
Dec
30
14
39 A Mar 11
138
24
20
22
13 A May 20
6% Jan
8
Jan
30
140
42 Ma Nov
13
20 mi Apr
29
29 Ma Nov
22 Ma Jan
20
3% Jan
Nov
27
34 Ma Jan 21
14 a Dec
18
18 Ma Jun
19
2
22A Jan
9
Ma Jun 20
72 Ma Jan
14
21% Nov 22
28 A Apr
69 a Oct
9
76
43 a Dec
26
54
83
Nov
19
91
6
25
49% Dec
43% Dec
43% Jan
July 24
83 a Oct
15 a Oct
10
18% Jan 22
17% Jan
30% Dec
24% Jan. 16
23 M2 Jan
33 Ma Dec
Jun
9 3/8 Dec
103 a Oct
34 Ma Mar
22
8
17% Jan
30
Jan 21
47A Jan 23
62
27 a Feb
12
42 mi Sep
243/i Dec
24
40% Jan
38
32 M2 Jan
10
Feb
10
107 Mi Oct
26 Ma Jan
4
Heelit Co common.
3 % '/o
Heinz
13
Apr
9
2,000
97 Vb
20
31%
32%
6,200
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
1,400
46 %
39%
26%
28 V
34
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34
9 Ma
9 Ma
46%
*131
31
39 Vb
l
26 %
33%
46
135
39%
9%
v.'
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28 7
9
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36%
37
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48%
49%
48%
49%
48 Vb
49%.
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14%
14 A
14%
14 MB
14%
14 V;
14%
14%
42 3«
42%
62 %
25
42%
43
42:%
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84
*81
84
63 Ma
63 Vb
63
63 Vb
371
43
42 7
427B
84
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83
63%
64
11,700
29%
8,000
1,400
34
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41%
41
34
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9V;
30%
28 Vb
»
1,300
135
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34%
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46
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30%
27%
b
45%
135
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25
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31
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31 Ma
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84
86
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30%
30'
30 Vb
31
31
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36%
17
17
17
17
17
17 V
2 1/12
59
60
58%
60
58 Vb
100
*111
112
113
113
..No par
68
69%
69
69
69
69
53%
54 Vb
53
54
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34 %
35
34 Ma
34%
preferred
...
Corp
(The)
1
;
35 Ma Nov
20
Hewitt-Robins Inc
15% Sep
29
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
3V2% preferred series A
112
112
33%
85%
68%
—
—
—'
17%
17%.
2,800
59
60
9,900
113
-
69
113
140
69
800
51%
34 A
34
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*67%
51%
51
34 Mb
36 7
600
113
112Vi
,
1,200
31
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u
80
30 Va
30%
60
59 V1
52%
■'
84
*30%
-17
17
a
84
i
36 7
*36%
59%
common
Hershey Chocolate
*84
36 7 »
No par
Powder
Hertz Co
30%
__1
common
noncumulative preferred,
7%
*84%
100
preferred
Heller (W E) & Co
Helme
23
19
24 %
96%
32%
30%
39 Vb
8%
24 Ma
99
a
*131
33
*97
493 4
*81
100
:
38
3,700
32'
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.
26 Ma
14,700
26 %
33 VB
31 Ma
'
a
60%
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a
135
31
200
1
26%
32%
47
*131
31%
45
60'
24%
24
99
45
r
26 3
14 MB
15
preferred
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Hercules
70 Vb Nov
*46 Vb
47
135
^97
45
-61%
,
47%
*36
5
;
Hercules Motors
14
11 Ma Jan
Co
Inc.—
Industries
10
.
31
8 "Vb
20
24
46%
*131
1
2.50
8 Ma
Nov
55% Dec
3
36 a Apr
19
39 3
32%
118
31
53% Jan
July 25
39
38 A
61
1
40
26 3
19 Ma Nov
25
38 Ma May
47% July 11
115 A Jan 30
32%
32%
27
30% July 23
98 Vb
31%
*39%
—
8
35
23%
*96 Va
38
Hayr-s
1*
19
24%
23 V)
98%
31%
America common—__1
4% %
preferred
50
Haveg Industries Inc—
tl
Nov
22% Sep
24 Ma
24 Vb
26 Ma
Oct 22
6
May
26'
31%
Hat Corp of
10
89 Ma Feb 21
67
60
26%
5
Chemical
Harshaw
17
19
V 87
62
26%
loo
Hart Schaffner & Marx
15
15V) Nov
60%
27
*44%
«
10
17
12% July 14
61%
26%
23%
7.50
Harbison-Walk Refrac com
14
28 mi Jan
—
45
61
26 7
45
*96%
100
2.50
__1
6% preferred
Harris-Intertype Corp
Harsco Corporation
1
22 Ma Apr
preferred
45
61%
26 V:
5
Paper CO
Hammond Organ Co
18
9Ma Dec 17
37
Nov 25
9
convertible
4%
36 Ma Nov
7
Printing Co
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Hammermill
Mar 17
327!) Dec
.
(W
45
61
*44%
25
Well Cementing—5
Hamilton Watch Co common—1
8
133/4 Dec
67
20 A Dec
,
Hall
52
13,900
33%
33%
1,400
_l
13%
13 %
13
13%
13 Vb
13%
13
a
13%
13 V4
13%
14,300
100
*65 Vb
66%.
66
66
64%
65 A
64%
64%
64
64
No par
*84%'
86
84
84 Vh
84
84
85
85
86
86
2.50
29%
30A-
30
31
30%
14Va
44Mi
31%
14%
45
12ma
31%
32
33%
14%
43%
32%
14%
45%
14A
43
14V,
44%
12
12A
12V,
12%
24%
29
41A
24A
*28%
24
24%
29
41%
5
"
10% Oct
17 a
Juiy 16
9
78
Jan
17
60
Jan
7
74 Ma May 29
70 a Nov
27
87
July 19
74
Jan
2
88'/a Nov
28
15% Dec
30
22% Jan
7
16 Ma Jan
2
33% Dec
19
8% Oct
22
10% Jun
20
9 Ma Jan
10
14% Nov
21
17 A Oct
.
21
60 a Sop
22
25% July 2
16 Ma Sep 24
22% Jan 11
21
Jan
2
45% Dec
18
Hilton Hotels Corp
Hires Co (Charles E)__
Hoffman Electronics Corp
9% Jan 20
12% Nov
14
Holland Furnace Co
12
31
Holly Sugar Corp common
5% convertible preferred
Homes take Mining
:
9
Nov
15 A Oct
25 A Nov
8
22
,
17 Mb Jan
3
25% Dec
Feb
5
25 Ma Jan
2
30
May 21
40Ma Jan
lo
32% Jan
2
45
May 20
1
32 A Oct
11
40
Oct
22
71 Ma Jan
4
39% Feb
24
22 A Dec
23
39% Jan
10
23 A Apr
7
81
97
16
39%-Nov 20
85
Sep
5
23/, Nov
27
6 mi Jan
4
3
Jan
2
18% Nov
26
28A Jan
10
19
Jan
7
29% Nov
21
16A Jan
.
3
15 Mo Feb
10
23% Nov
28
Sep
34 A NOV
(j
Feb
67% Dec
8
13
23% July 24
39 A May 29
3
30Ma Nov 18
27 M2 Jan
75
21
25
Jan
69
Aug 30
Mar 13
72
Oct
25
88
"87
Nov
20
100
46 a Oct
22
Apr
1
60% July 11
8 A Dec
31
15
Jan
18
5 Mi Dec
18
18 mi Jan
8
1Mb Sep
3 Ma Oct
3
•
43
Dec
4% May 6
11% Apr 29
23
90
30
Apr
4
16% Jan 14
.12% Oct 23
70
Sep
90
Jun
81
Dec
1
02
Feb
20
97 Ma Aug 13
52 Ma Jun
12
75
63
Oct
13
6Ma Oct
20
20 a Jan
2
38Ma Dec
3
4
13% Jan
2
24V) Dec
1
20Ma Nov 17
8
2
42
48
11
47
Dec
1
48
15
45 A Dec
2
46 A Apr 23
31M2 July 5
42 A Dec
29 Ma Jan
9% Apr
5
39 Ma Jan 14
Oct
48
3
Dec
96
Dec 16
Jun
17
4%
preferred
Sound
5%
series
13 Ma Dec
23
69
Nov
14
148
Jan
16
69
Dec
10
88 Ma Jan
2
47 Ma Feb
3
2
38%> Nov 20
6% Apr 25
14
Jdn
2
9% Nov 13
8
65
11
156
99 Ma Jan
4
25 Me Dec
23
55% Jan
20
13
23 Ma May 14
52
Jan
2
Nov
29% Oct 21
81
Nov
4
92
18
Dec
24
270Ma Oct
22
25% Dec
11
Jan
21
35 Ma Jan
3
Ideal Cement
Jan
24% Nov
Illinois Power Co
4.08%
73
Jan
143
2
Dec
15
1?
Insuranshares
19
Interchemical Corp
connupn
18 Ma Jun
92 *a
May 13
26% Sep 30
5
Jan
27
Jan
2
44
Dec
9
143
Oct
3
166
Jun
11
25 Ma Oct
22
May
14
76
19
23 Ma Jan
-66% Oct
22
6% Oct
22
82 A Nov
19
9
115% Apr 23
11% Feb 20
109 Ma
82
July 30
7ma Dec 30
2
98
July
Feb
9
8
17
26 Ma May 10
106 A May 10
85
Oct
11
125
34
Dec
26
?65A Dec
22
Dec
24
27 Ma Dec
July 12
40% May 23
51 Ma Apr 23
9
35
25% Oct 21
20% Oct 23
22
Dec
30
12
Oct
Feb
20
37% July 10
36 Ma July 16
33% May 10
22
14 a Feb
19
10
501
26% July 7
68 Ma Jan 13
13% Apr
1
70 Ma Jan 17
7
33% Sep
78 Ma Jun
95
88
Sep 25
7% Jan
'57M2 Jan
too
Jan
96 M2
13
28
July 16
16 Ma Nov
7
71
11
Feb
4
.135 M2 Oct
13
32 M2 July 14
-25
Jan 13
14
40
>
May-
41A Oct 30
Jan
2
-35% Oct
6
13
65% Dec
16
21% Jan
3
33Ma Oct
17
.
22
May 28
13 Ma Jan'
«5% preferred—
International Salt
43 Va
*42%
43%
*42%
43%
*42%
43%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%-. 35%
35%
35%
8%
87«
%
8%
8%
8%
22 Mo
8
21V i
22%
22 Ma
22%
95%
95%
8 mi
21%
22%
957 b
96
95
96
95
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159.
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159
158
158 ~ "
143
142
143
141%
142%
141%
37
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57 Ma
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37%
38%
38 a
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29%
*28%
37%
39
23%
24%
485
488
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92
*91 Ma
92
58
58%
58
58%
24
24%
490
491
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37%
92
24%
24%
24 a
24%
494
494
40%
42
147%
.5
27%
27%
27%
27%
28%
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17%
18
3,400
59%
24%
27%
73%
3,600
30
58%
91%
4074
-
30
5,600
37 v;
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*23%
30
**•
143
91%.
147 Va
17%
97
142
58%.
42%
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22%
58
147 Va
•'
38%
3,400
15,300
5,300
163
91%
41%
17%
21 mt
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92
146%
72 Ma
*
3,600
,-
8%
mt
58'a
42 Ma
17%
8
96%"'
97
142%
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30
147 Ma
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22 3 u
165
142%
38%
146%
42
8%
147
27%
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73
18 Ma
19%
41%
147%
28%
60
12,200
497
495
501
12,100
407„
24,200
147%
40 3 a
146
1,250
25,500
27%
28%
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74%
18%
18%
5,200
89 a
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10. a-
10%
10 va
10 Vb
10 Ma
10%
10 a
10%
10%
11 Mb
26,700
14,200
113 Ma
114 a
113Ma
113%
113 Ma
113%
113%
115 a
115%
116%
13,500
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114 Ma
*112%
113%
1137b
*114%
115%
*115%
116%
90%
90 a
300
2,900
88
—No par
1
Limited
7.50
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12 Ma
60 Ma
100
130
—i—iNo par
33%
88%
89
87 Ma
89%
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90%
88%
89
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91a
89 %
93
88
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12%
91 Va
12%
93
13 Va
13 Va
137 ii
13%
1'3%
13%
13vi
61
61%
61
61%
60 mt
61
61
59%
60
130
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131
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33%
131
33%
33%
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136
132
136
870
900
135
133
33%
33%
33%
33%
33"
37%
37
37
7,500
1
2,500
37%
37%
37 mi
*34 Ma
35%
*34 Ma
35%
*34 Ma
35%
*34%
357,:
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35%
——25
60%
63%
63%
65%
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64%
64 a
64%
621
b
64%
International Telep & Teleg.No par
International Utilities. Corp..
5
29%
29%
29%
303 a
30 Va
30%
29%
30%>
29%
29%
30
30 a
30%
31
30%
30%
30
30 a
30
30
7%
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37
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International Silver common.
.
38
t
38
38Ma
85,700
2,800
1,900
17%
17%
17 a
17%
33%
33%
33 mi
33 3 b
600
.36%
36%
36%
36%
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33%.
33
33 a
2,400
1,400
4,400
28
-
10
34% July 16
44% Nov 19
•
-126% July 24
42% Oct 28
■
Iowa Power & Light.Co.—
Island Creek Coal common$6
15
3
'
Noy 14
85
35
Apr 11
99
93
Mar
3
88
4
May 22
:
=—:
I-T-E Circuit Breaker Co—
37
10
' 59% Oct
10
99% Aug
54% Oct
7
8
3%%
preferred™;.
—-
Johns-Manville Corp
Johnson
Johnson &
Jones & T j>;ighHn fifee!' com.
5%
33
.
39%
40%
122
6
36%
122
35 a
36
21%
28%
84M2
21%
21%
213
29
29%
28 31
29%
85
84
85
85
86%
92
92%
92%
92%
92%
93
84
48%
84 Vb
39%
41
♦119%
36 va
41
361
*119%
39 V:»
40%
*119%
122
35%
35%
35%
21
a
preferred series A
Joy Manufacturing Co
100
91
.1
100
5
12%
An
100
—1
.
85
48Ma
137Vb
56%
98Va
48
22%
29%
84%
91%
85
49
J41Ma
57Ma
-98M2
48%
21V4
28%
83%
91%
*84Va.
48%
22
29%
83Mb
.
-
21%.
29%
29Ma
*82
91%
86
49Ma
140Vb
56% 57%
' 97M2
98
48M8 48%
■
139
»
4,400
40
*119%
35%
*
122 Ma
39%
122
J
■
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd
Jewel Tea Co Ind' common
»
"
33
36
1
17
36%
32%
40 Ma
5
11
36%
32 3 a
*121
Jaeger Machine Co
Jan 124
36%
33
1
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
51% Nov
37
367b
33
50c
3
147Vb Dec
.
,
3
84% Sep-26
1 93 Mb Nov '20
34Ma Apr 23
preferred
1
26A Sep
33Ma Oct
.1
Interstate Dept Stores—
•
July 11
64'A July 24
26.
*42%
35%
■
17%
.
page
43%
35%
80
40
46 Vb
33%
2
see
*45
17 a
25
Tor footnotes
46 Vb
*33 Va
11
*45
33%
Jun
38
46%
17 Ma
78
17
*45
*42%
International Shoe—;———No par
•
76% Jan
*47%
46%
47 Va
33 Ma
19 A Feb
82
Jan
17
'.*47%
*45
17 Ma
ISA Jan
35 A Dec
47%
46%
17%
9
2
48 A
33%
47% July 11
91
Jan 24
Jan
48%
*45
100
—
43 Vb
*47%
*47%
__5
common
*43
48'b
17 Ma
28% Jan
Jan
Packers
42%
33 Vb
27
97
630
42
42 Vb
Iowa Elec Eight &> Power Co
.5
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co.—.—.1
19
12
42 3 a
42
1
48 Vb
Interstate Power Co——:———3.60
11
Feb
42%
42 Vb
43
2
Nov
69
37%
7
13% Oct
,35 Ma Dec 18
^90% Nov 6
37%
-
2,800
11
10
84
37 Va
18
33% Dec
Jan
Feb
37 Va
42'%
Ma
.
I8M2N0V
36 Ma Feb
.56
38%
48
35% Aug
38 M2 Jun
50% July 15
60 M2 Aug
2
89 Vi Feb 28
52 A July 3
36%
96
.
37%
22
2
18
■47% Jan 26
75
Aug 29
34 A Dec 10
37
31,300
4,000
-
17
13
118
9,800
43 V i.
*42%
$4 preferred
.
:—
—No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com—No par
7
29 Ma Jan
29 Ma Jan
22
Canada
International Paper
When issued
2
Jan
of
International
27A Jan
54A Jun 13
Nickel
5
Dec~24
130
Int'l
95 Ma
47
44
100
7
28 Ma Mar 29
24
preferred
11% Dec
33%
Dec
13
48
94
43
485
International Mining Corp—j
122 M2 Nov
4
Oct 22
Oct
4%
47 Va
♦42%
No par
preferred——
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com.
—
260,000
4,900
2,200
a
*42
i
Harvester common
87%
6
483b
44
1
600
17%
95 3
43
100
7%
2
2
33
15
Int'l
5%
37%
21%
48..
58%
.
47VB
43
5
<£i_.
Int'l Business Machines
13
21% Aug 27
i
Corp
27
Ma'^ov
28
18
Interlake Iron
17%
^
95%
*42 Ma
1
A.
18
87
6A
38%
22%
47 Vb
36
20
i
Inc
preferred
4Ma%
Jan
24A Jan
111A Jun 28
Dec
Ctfs
85 Ma Feb
32 Ma Sep
31
Jan
28
Inspiration Cons Copper..
.
1%
4
58A
50
9,900
9,100
42,900
4,400
800
3,400
95%
36
No par
29 Mb Dec
300
Nov
Inland Steel Co
13%
9,700
30
48
35 Ma
1
400
40%
36%
76
84
98
72%.
15 A
14A
1%
4
47
47
No par
14,400
200
6,400
95%
47 Ma
95
100
87
7%
28V,
20%
47%
47%
46%
94%
48%
50
50
_50
8,000
3,500
17,400
65%
76
*83
*96
72%
13%
.
5,000
' 500
38%
22%
93
No par
59 Ma Dec
Oct
6Ma
1%
4Ma
58Ma
*17%
87
5Mi;
38V;
22
18
87
47 a
100 pesos
2
86
58
13%
4
36%
20%
40%
35
73%
15%
28,700
1,400
19,900
10,500
5%
37%
21%
Mexico
A
13
13 "
45 Ma
4%
50
50
Apr 29
Oct
5%
35%
23
72%
13%
13%
1%
*4
57%
-
20%
40%
35
77
84
98
34%
*76
*83
97
110
7%
*27
28
.
210
*85%
37
7%
7%
*27
20
40%
40%
15
common
22 Ma Jan
43
17%
5%
35%
22%
1%
*4A
58
87
5%
36
22%
.Nopar
25% Jan
37
17%
87
5%
35%
22%
10
preferred
preferred
S
18
87
10
4.20% preferred
Indianapolis Power & Light
-
58
18
5
preferred
4.70%
.
*83
*95
74
13%
13%
1%
4Ms
57 A
87
_50
preferred
4.26%
57
1
Industrial Rayon
July 18
156% Jan 25
13 Ma Dec
*17%
87
Ingersoll-Rand common
6% * preferred
Nov
162
376% July 8
38% Jan 11
65
1%
4A
—,
12
101
11
July 10
1%
-4Mi
72%
13%
1
1
Co
20
2
May 27
23
31 Ma
35
*76
83
; *87
73 A
13 A
13%
100
Illinois Central RR Co
4.42%
Nov
137
13A
35%
76
84
98
74V,
13%
13Va
1%
4M«
57%
Hupp Corp common..
5% convertible pfd scries A
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
23
Feb
156
76
A
Industria Electrica De
6% Dec 30
40%
35Va
29
41%
64%
36 A
41%
65%36%'
*85%
35%
77
84
98
73%
13%
13%
1%
40%
76
83
98
73%
13%
13%
No par
66%
363i,
87
7%
27%
20%
36
76
?3
*95
24%,
29%
40%
04%
36
7%
x27%
20Ma
40%
41
{Delaware)
preferred
7Mt
35Ms
—
Co
f
*39%
100
100
100
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd
No par
Hunt Foods & Inclust Inc com
5
'9
Jun
40%
66Ma
35%
*85'%
50
i—;
Idaho Power Co
52 A Jan 22
,51
29
No par
common
preferred—
14
47 A Apr
52
Feb
13
3%%
9
29 Ma Jan
2
41
Oct 13
Nov
$2.25 convertible preferred
7%Sep
,
24%
20%
18
9
July 16
20%
3% Apr
40 M4 Apr
32% May
46 Ma Mar
26
20%
^Hudson & Manhattan com
100
5% noncumulative preferred—100
23
40
20Ma
12
28
Howe
25 Ma Oct
Jan
28
9
49 A Nov 11
37 Ms Dec 19
*7 Ma Jan 21
14
87
7%
9
2
13
Nov
*85%
No par
common
convertible
3Ma Sep
11
40
36%
14% Dec
28 Ma Jan
6
36
15% Dec 18
61 % Jan
13
87
7%
65%
5
com
10
85 A Feb
19
*85%
_lo
41%
67Ma
18
9
Nov
36%
40%
22
May 31
75% Aug 12
Jan
35%
29
12.50
Apr
63% Jan
Jun
25
29
41%
67A
5% Jan
4
38
24%
*28%
41 Ma
66%
1
8 Ma Jan
11
44
24%
24Vb
*28
30
28Ms
6
17
Dec
40
45
12%
4.40% preferred
Houston Lighting & Power
Howard Stores Corp
Nov
2
40
14%
42 Va
12Ms
7%
„
26% Dec
50
*14 a-
__lo
Corp.
Household Finance
2 a Jan
22
14%
42 Ma
12A
*27%
19
23
14A
40%
12Ma
1
6
87 Ma Dec
30
17
16
Jun
Oil
_l
50c
5
Chemical Corp
$4.25 preferred
Jlotel Corp of America
3
39Ma Sep
17
Dec
29 Ma Jan
41% Dec
.84
27
6
Jan
Honolulu
pfd (conv)
preferred
25
Houdaille-Industries Inc common
3
13% Jan
May 21
35% May 23
19
9
2nd
Hooker
5'io
72 a Jan
12% Dec
,
Nov
31
8
85% Apr
27
2 mi Dec 23
Apr 26
36 Ma Jan
Jan
8% Nov 20
13
85
92
,
$4%
V
137
57 A
*98
47Vb
•
*84
85 Vb
3,200
7,700
23
t
.
^
.
-
5,600
180
2,500
85%
*84
110
49 A
22,500
'
49%
48%
437b
48%
1384 b
135
135%.
139%
5,900
58 Mb
58
59%
58
59%
36;000
98 Va
97%
98%
98
98
48 Va
46%
48
47
47%
135 V
a
500
6.400
22
1958
Number 5805
Volume 188
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
v
-
Tear ,1957
Lowest
■*; J
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
.
Low est
Highest.
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRIORS
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
Dec. 15
Sate* far
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Dec. 17
Dec. 18
Dec. 19
Shares
Dec. 16
K
22
Dec
463/4 May 15
109%May" 9
30.
67% Dec 30
.
Feb
Dec
82
Dec
105% Aug
13
33% Oct
■83
Jan
102
Feb
Aug 28
96
Feb
>•84%. Oct 25
•96
45% Mar
2
112% Dec
49% Dec
11
Oct
29
85^
Oct
>
28
.
*901/4 Oct
21
87
Apr? 3
•'88
.
6
Dec
'
96
1
5
•
14
JUn 20
88% Nov 19
25% Oct 22
323/4 May -3
22% Oct
29
26% July 11
r.
2
29% Dec
5
15
-v~Io3/a'Jan
2
18% Oct
30
'25% Aor
7
43% Oct
105 % Oct
10
13
66% Nov
28
77 % Dec
1
32 % July
43 V4 Jan
^ 3ft.:
19
33
23
65 % Jan
Dec
76% Nov 11
9
Dec
Dec
23% Dec 30
34% Jan
Dec 30
26% May
66% Dec
,
•
27
16
3% Nov 19
IT
Oct
11
7
16
& Electric
*78
79
*78
89%
89%
*89%
91
*89
1
96
96
96
*95
96
*95
?
*87
90%
*87%
90%
*87%
40%
40 3/4
403/4
41
1,400
273/s
28
27%
28
6,500
173%
173/4
17%
17%
2,?00
39 %
39%
40 %
40%
27%
42
42%
66%
67%
64%
66%
King-Seeley Coi'p
1
27%
27%
*26%
100 G
26%
27
26%
10
43 %
43%
43%
^00
80%
2
i:
;
7
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
Koppers Co Inc common
May 29
4%
preferred
Kress
7
10
Oct 21
Jan
25 Vi Dec. 31,
5% Jan
common-
Bfryant—l
22 3/4:" Feb
28
"
31% Dec
•24% Feb 10
10
11
11% Oct 31
22
29% Oct
11
99% Oct
25
Jan
117
19% Oct 22
93
106
Aug 26
15% Jan
116
30% Jun
30
93% Jan
Dec
16
22
45% Feb
12
Nov
Jan
10
23
14
43% Dec
19
■'./ .11% Jan
'■-r
60
Jap
Jan
81 *
2
17
19% Jun
Jan
2
Jan
15
2
,
Oct
Mar
125
1123/4 Dec 26
193/4 Oct 22
23
-
4
27
Oct 22
NOV
116
323/4 July 12
32% May 17
77
86% Jan^SO
18
12% Oct 21
16
July
Sep 29
11% July
Nov 19
•89
Jan
44
Jun
Dec
530
27
*43/4 Nov 12
Dec
16
15% July 17
20% Apr 10
54% Feb ••7
17% Oct 22
49% Dec 26
25
DeC
29% Oct 23
77
Nov 13
13;
1
1
35 'A Jan
40% July
83
69
NOV
61% Sep
6
83
4
77
22
Dec
39
Dec
60
10
67
Dec
75
.Sep
16
85% Jl^n
16
$3.75
66% Sep
15
77
July 30
Dec 23
.
122% July
63
,
July
2
31
56% Nov 20
62
-
•
2
7
Dec~30
13% Dec 30
19 %
Jan~29
20
Mar
7
13% Nov
Jan
81% Dec
2
19-
Dec .20
25% May 20
44% NOV 129
72 % Sep 10
89
37% Dec 20
Feb 26
78% July 28
19% Jan
Oct
1
74
14% Oct 29
•15% Jan
37% Dec 24
63
39 '
For footnotes
see
page
26.
*1
10
69% Apr 24
21% Jan ' 8
July 12
•
-36% Jan
30% Mar 10
Jan
84 J/2
86%
84%
85%
83
87»A
831/4
86
67%
67 J/2
69%
6534
67%
64%
657/a
64J%
66%
21%
21%
20%
21 J/a
20%
20%
21 J/a
20aA
21 J/a
34%
35 J/4
34J/2
347/a
3-4 %
34 %
361/4
34%
42%
351/4
17
Dec
86
43
*100 Vt
102
*100'A
83
83
*87 '/a
*124
125
140
-
42%
*124
102
*1001/4
1241/2
124%
130
43'A
42J/2
42%
77%
78 >/4
77'A
78'A
14'A
14%
14
1'4%
:
43
19% Feb
5
62% Dec
10'
140
•
433A
433/4
340
77%
78
77%
781/4
1,400
4,600
141/4
•141/a
14%
14 J/4
14 J/a
14%
10,500
71 J/a
72%
21%
22
J/a
29,400
14,900
32%
13,000
421%
78
77!4
-
'
701/4
731/4
71%
74%
22'/a
22%
22
221/4
30%
30
*119:,'i
.
.
30
29»/4
30%
'
32%
33
38
84y8
^
37%
38
37
373/4
36%
36%
84%
84% '
83%
84%
83%
83 3A
83%
84 J/4
460
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
xll%
11%
12
12%
12
12%
12%
12%
59%
61%
533/4
54%
59%.
60
122
*119%
54%
55
79
79
*78
*450
500
*450
37%
38%
e%
6%
59%
77
*450
480
*450
480
54
^
480
38% '
38%
7 Va
ie%
16%
26%
25%
6%
6%
23!a
67
57
41 '■
*7
6
5%
100
*91%
32%
No par
5
No par
39
No par
*76
47%
77 %
No par
70!L>
^_No par
No par
No par
*44%
13%
80
52%
L__
Corp
common
preferred
1
7
'
15%
15%
*15 J/4
25%
16%
Bobbins
6%
22
*63%
26
6%
'
257/a
25%
'
:
"Trucking Co
-
Mead
Corp common.
4%% preferred (1st series)
Melville Shoe Corp common
4%- preferred series B
common
6%
5,100
23%
9,900
68
58%
57%
58%
2,100
3,200
40 y8
41%
92
92
93
32%
32%
32% "
32%
32%
32 J/4
32%
31%
32 J/4
40,500
38%
37 "A
37%
37%
38 '/a
39%
48%
77 %
77%
38%
39%
48
48%
48%
48
48%
48%
49'A
77%
77%
*77
78%
78
78
77
77%
170
76
*76
77%
76
76
*75
76%
90
70%
*69%
70%
*69%
70%
*69%
70%
80
45'A
45%
45%
45ya
76
70%
*69%
45%
-45 Ve
55%
17 %
48%
17%
81
52%
45%
44%
55 %
17%
29%
373/4
453,a
56
45
13%
30
45
45
*44%
13%
170
52%
39
37%
38%
5,400
6,500
57%
56
56
79%
52%
533/4
39
39%
521/2
38%
18 J/4
18'A
88 J/2
88%
*66'A
67'A
1,100
8'A
8%
5,800
89
88%
89
67%
663,4
67%
66%
8 J,4
8 J/4
8%
8%
8%
8%
16%
16%
16%
19%
19%
20
41%
*93
23 %
42
95
24
79%
30!4
42
*93
23%
16%
16%
16%
16%
20 »/4
20 J/a
21%
5,600
42
21%
41%
22%
41%
42%
12,700
42%
<
42%
93%
42%
93J%
23%
24
79%
79%
30%
78%
77%
79%
79%
46
'
59%
'
•<
23%
*93
95
95
20
7,500
24
23 y8
24
79%
560
79%
79%
79
31'A
30%
77%
*93
82
*79%
30%
45%
17%
2,000
16%
19
95
24
600
16%
'
79%
59%
18%
89
8
1,700
2,100
18%
*88>/a
66%
19'%
17%
*56J/a
89>/a
67 J/4
16%
5,606
13%
81 >2
79%
53%
8
45
52
80
53
1
59%
*44 J/4
45
53J/a
80
10
5
30
81
18%
'-12.56
30
13%
57
Merritt^Chapman- & Seott
MeSta Machine Co„
30
2,900
1,200
80
18%
82
46%
17%
17%
13%
57
No par
330
17%
*56
13%
80
'
7,700
56 J/4
17%
56'A
13%
13%
13%
29%
*44 J/4
30
*29%
*44%
17%
17%
17%
*29%
*56
56%
*56
18%
89
67%
130
9,200
21,800
57%
46%
23 >/a
*62
400
1,300
3,900
40 J/2
18%
1
6
6%
23%
68
63/4
16
25%
92
39%
*79
25 J/4
92
preferredMergenthaler Linotype Co
$3.50-
*15 %
40%
57%
30
77%
6%
7
15%
26
92
39%
79
2,900
40 Va
18%
3%
5%
93
58
100
5%
40%
18
16%c
5,500
93
58%
38%
1
40
37%
40%
57%.
58
5
100
700
37%
37y8
93
57%
3
1
5
89
6714
450
58'A
40%
57
1
:
McQuay Norris Mfg Co.:
*62
68
*62
40
18
Inc
23%
23 Va
23
67
6J/a
6 J/4
6%
'
23 Yt
1
McGraw-Hill Publishing
7,600
75
450
6
6
7%
*7
7%
37%
38%
38
6%
6
7%
No par
60%
53%
74%
77
60
53%
24,000
9,450
24,000
52'A
533/4
79
58%
79%
2,200
58 J/2
61
51%
*77
32'A
■
25%
57
40%
2,900
33%
13
*63V2
31
122
122
33
*12%
23
30 J/2
*119%
29%
303/4
*1193A 122
32
32%
37
37%
2934
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33%
122
33%
15%
^
Merck & Co Inc
2
140
79%
801/4
140%
43%
71%.
17%
50
4
com
Mercantile Stores Co Inc"
:2
59,700
79%
*139%
23 y8
84%
preferred
18
53% Oct 27-
600
80%
1401%
80%
67%
3
*
124%
22 J/4
5
10;
May 20
1241/2
68 'A
1
&
831%
891%
23 %
12.50
preferred
McKesson
-
*82
*87%
67%
50
$2.50
102
6,900
891/2
22%
45
55%
17%
29%
McCall
350
128
29J/4
*100JA
8,100
17,500
38,800
57,700
20,900
18,700
1251/2
*124
43
42%
.
82
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139'A
791/2
v
1401/2
29
102
82
821/2
891/2
125
126 %
29
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42%
128
28%
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78
.
29
891/2
15%
41%
.
126
82
*139
.
„
*1001/4
102
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*124
79 J/4
76
*138%
34%
28%
28%
82
89'A
126
.
207/b
-
42 JA
i,
128
28%
No par
McLellan Stores Co
>
26% Apr 14
85
May
7;
32
29
16
No par
10
;pfd 1947 6eries__
McLean
10
24
Apr 25
83% Dec
42%
128
130
28%
*37%
Mclntyre^ Porcupine Mines:
•
47% Sep
96
43
42 J/2
*127
100
McGregof-Doniger Inc class A
17
22% Jan
74% Nov 25
21
19
30% Apr 24
88% Jan'29
29% Feb 12
•
93% Nov 20
70% Nov
Nov
21
6
1
9% Jan
9
7
88 J/a
65%
McGraw-Edison Co
26
59% Dec
22% Dec
86% Jan
85%
Corp common—50c
3%% convertible preferred
100
McDermott (J Ray) & Co Inc
1
20% Nov 17
3
-=3314 Apr
Nov
41% Sep
it
12% Apr 15
13% Jan
2
40% Jun 17
93
May 8
9%
McOrory Stores
1
2
8,500
9»A
Co
McGord Corp
19
14
11%
9%
No par
Corp.
L
May Dept Stores common
$3,75 preferred
!
1
5 *
11
56% Dec
2
1,700
11%
9JA
1
Maytag Co common
$3 preference
•
22
2
Apr
l
11% Nov 27
.33
23
3
Jan
68% Jan
--
32 % Oct
44% Dec
7
31% Apr 23
39
Jan
2
52
18 % Oct
9
>10% Jan
8
2
»
49% Nov 19
50 % Jan
^7% Jun
12%
3
23% Jan
28% Mar
®0%
11 'A
59
11 J/4
9%
Inc_
preferred
$3.40
18% Apr
39% Jan
10% Apr
59%
11%
9 JA
10
Masonite
19
.
60
11 J/4
9%
100
Bros
Martin
26
May 14
50% July 24
15% July 18
47% Oct 22
-
42% Dec
Jan -4
591/4
121/4
.9 J/2
4
Square Garden
4%%
85% Jun
Jan
601/2
12
9%
•:
Marshall Field-& Co
49 % Dec
47
12
-
2
:?
4
29% Nov
34% Feb 11
7
Feb 20
30
Dec 30
93% July 11
36% Jan
7
13
60
11%
preferred
convertible
2
r
61
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
11
42% Apr 30
13% Mar 11
75% Apr 17
23
45% Nov
8
4%
•
800
2,000
9%
Magma Copper.—_—i
1
Magnavox Co (The)
_i
4%% iconv preferred .——50
Mahoning Coal RR Co
50
Mallory: (P R). & Co—I
1
Manati Sugar Co_
•__
.1
Jan
Jan-"9
59
5,800
No par
(R H) Co Inc com—
4%%: preferred series A
75% Nov
17% Ap* 22
Oct 30
11
2
81% Jan
34
95%
1
Macy
Mar 22
«
55
21% Dec 31
17
-25% Jan
95
11%
Maracaibo Oil Exploration.
:
1
Marine Midland Corp common..—5
28
25
96%
81%
147
61
4
Oct
Sep
80%
146%
96
7% Fub
67
12
81%
10c
—
Fund
11%
12%
1,100
6,000
4,000
16,200
1
Manhattan-Shirt
24% Oct 29
1,900
5,900
15,800
8%
147%
81 Va
"
58% Dec
500
*146
81%
147
96%
Manning/ Maxwell & Moore
9
.
11%
123/3
81
147
96
1
2
30
81%
147%
94%.
7
29% Jan
•;
12
12%
81%
93%
g
Mandel
12
146%
94
100
Jan 31
32% Feb 25
23
493/4 NOV
7
12% Dec 30
2
k
81%
146% 4
93
Aug
28% Oct
51% Jan
8
69% Nov 11
2
17
25% Jan
8
33 % Dec 30
2
5% Jan
8% Nov 19
3
18 y2 Jan
*
8% Sep 29
8
-Jan
12
12%
80%
V
10
;
Madison
5% Apr
8%
2.50
preferred—
3
12 % Jan
8%
_5
conv
13% Dec
86% Dec
47% Jan 22
26% Aug 15
23% Dec 20
6%
•
60 % Dec
<•<
12%
145%
MacAndrews & Forbes common
.
71% Oct
t
7
25
100
com
Corp (The)
14
21
8% :
95%
Jan
.../
,
v-,35% July 19
37 y. May 8
91,
Jan 28
26
.
2
17% Jan 14
37% May 13
18
•243/4 Oct
9% July 23
•
43/a Nov, 26
11% Dec 23
20
2
10
8%
■'
5%
95
Mack Trucks Inc—
May 14
39% Dec
45/a
96%
Madison
,
8%
4%
18%
1
50% Jun 17 V* 23%»Apr 29
5% Jail
2
10
Jan 11
23% Dec 24
8%,
5
95
88
Jun
83/a:
4%
16
,
97 %
18% OCt
450
5
16
*15%
19%
.
53% Oct, 24
390
Feb 10<
May 27
5
'
1%
96%
6-
„30% Jan
4%
16%
1%
18%
31% Jan 10
12
385
;
36% Nov 17
39% Dec
5
*15%
1%
97%
1
8
2
28% Dee 23
Apr 17
16
1%
18%
78% Jan
1
33
125
3
Jan
28
31% Aug 13
16
16%
5 "
1%
96%
13% Apr
■>*-.
2
*7% Mar 28
-
*16
'
97%
M
39% Mar 22
2?% Dec 16
5,200
*15%
1%'
97%
—
6
81% Sep 16
24% Sep 30
10
11
21% Jan
122% Jun 28
c
4
..55% Mar
1%
10%
19
10
100
4.25% series D preferred
100
4.35% series E preferred
-100
4.40% series G conv pfd
-100
Lorillard (P) Co common—
10
7 % prefe» red
100
Louisville'Gas & El Co (Ky)-Nopar
Louisville & Nashville.—j.
50
Lowenstein (M) & Sons Inc
1
Lukcns Steel Co
■
;
3.33%
Lykes Bros Steamship Co
10
25
Jun
27% Feb
8
11
89
8,400
1%
"
32
4.84%
12
143
-128
..ft
54% Dec
129% Nov
14,
34%
1%
'
38%
Long Island Lighting Co com
5% series B preferred-—
88% July 28
92% Feb 11
4
14
10
32% Jan
133% Dec 27
July 24
23% Oct 22
3
Mar
Oct
1003/4 Apr
*
4 Dec * 5
34
2
4
Apr
8
23
99
23,200
33%
35
87%
18:%
9
Jan
,85
\
87%
10%
35
10%
35%
313/4
Lone Star Cement Corp
Lone Star Gas Co common
20
104
82
Mar -f4
*84%
10%
34%:
1%
10% "
35%
38%
Loew's Inc—
23% Oet 21
1 Oct
Jan 25
87%
'■10%:
10%
35%
18%
Lionel
12
92
*84ya
353/0
*84%
10%
35%
31%
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
89
Nov
87%
10%
87%
10'A
700
39
16
103
Aug 26
6,600
38 7/a
11
4
93
433/4
31%
69 % Dec
Nov
43%
31%
90% Dec
47% Dec
8,300
43%
39
Mar 11
30
24%
43%
31
List Industries Corp
Litton Industries Inc
135% Dec
24%
43%
39
Link Belt Co
2
25%
43%
*84%
39%
19%
10
18
243%
44%
31%
14
Oct 21
Jan
24%
43%
39%
10% Nov
.'
24%
43
31%
63% Oct
78% NOV 12
80
1
22% Mar 28
25
19
7
31
24%
2'4%
39%
2
7
Feb 28
24%
24%
24%
24%
'
31%
2
107% Feb
7
Jun
23% Jan
•
4%
18%
Jan
68% Oct
600
4%
•
39%
17
2
3,900
333/4
*3%
24%
■'
*3%
31%
96% Dec
Jan
-
,~
1
;
:
Libbey McNeill & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
7% preferred
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
28%
,
'
4%
24
*85
..
5
;-12% Apr 10
40% July 16
36% May 13
11
13
2
22%
*32%
4%
33
Lerner Stores
4
38 3% Jan
213/4
33%
*3%
*24 :
>
243/4
22%
33
.
8%
82% Dec
,.,.36%
22%
33%
22%
33
40
8%
158% Jun
.15
22%
22%
33
„
10
>
21,000
22
42%
463/4 Jan
.
32%
21%
23%
6% Apr
9
32
33
5
60% Jan 22
July 18
25% Oct
13% Oct
323/4
33%
& Sons CO' common.3
2
Sep
32 %
32%
25
17
65% Jan
140
3,100
8,900
33%
25
Lehman: Corp (The)
Lehn & Fink Products
2
2
7% Jan
j,:
.
7
16% Apr 18
103/e July 16
52 % July 30
57% Jan
2
36% Oct 25:
Oct
2
72 3A Jan
26
26
,70% Jan
19% Sep
100
Oct
96
33%
-39%
5
Corp
:
No par
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co—
10
4
40% Oct 30
2
843A July 17
13% Jan 14
68% Jan 31
30
7% Dec
14% Jan
5,500
20
95%
33%
,
-
Apr 29
41%
19%
975/a
98 %
preferred——100
Lehigh Coal &" Navigation Co
10
Lehigh Portland cement-u
15
Lehigh Valley Industries com.;
1
$3 non-cum 1st preferred—No par
50c non-cum 2nd pfd__No par
Lehigh Valley RR
No par
30
40%
20
,31%
20%
96%
*3%
8,000
963/a
19%
99%
4%
5,700
19%
39%
20
98%
*3%
270
15%
32
40%
39 %
19%
99%
•
81%
15%
31%
*81
,:
39%
19%
_i
;
15
:
%
,
700
3,200
12,400
32%
40%
33 %
3.85 %>
10% Sep 24
2
,
6% Sep
.?2
10,300
15%
80%
15%
31%
98%
21%
17% Feb 13
80
15%
19%
*31%
.4
19
9% Dec
39
80
,*
5
;
4
•
43%
1
i
Lacled? Gas Co
7
26%
42%
15%
4.32% preferred series A
25
La Consolidada 6% pfd-75 Pesos Mex
July
26%
43%
803/4
v
32
6
3%: Jun 20
26%
•43%
31%
18
12% May 9
39% Oct 21
1% Jan
9
26%
43%
15
16
9% Mar 26
26%
43%
80
4% Nov
(James)
26%
443/4
32
33 % Dec
Mar 28
26%
800
65
27
16 %
22% Dec
2
64%
*26%
80%
6
Lane
65%
26%
15%
——
11
623%
26%
31%
2
25% Dec
65%
26%
80%
-
15
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26 Ys
1
Kroehler Mfg Co.
Kroger Co 'The),
.When issued
11
V
62%
27
,__io
(E j) Inc
(S S) Co
(S H) & Co.
3% May 19
2
6,400
54
27%
42%
33 % Dec
14
46% Dec 24
9,900
1,400
53%
273%
52%
273/4
42%
20% Feb V6
Dec 19
20% Jan 24
67 %
52%
27%
42%
99% Dec
22
18
53%
26%
42%
43% NOV
-
2
22
Jan
54
133/4 Jan
17% Jan, 4
32% Jun 14
50
10,900
43
2
Jan V
Jan
1503/4 Mar
62
28 % Dec
2
7% Dec 31
61
,
26%
Lee Ruhber & Tire______
62% Aug 26
130% Aug
9
61%
98%
53%
Lees
19
15,600
60%
43
16
15
98%
61%
53
18
14% Oct 22
65% Dec 23
96
60%
'
26%
25% Dec
5% Dec 10
98%
62%
43
44% Dec
7% Feb
97
40%
973%
403/4.
97%
61
26%
89
22
39%
96%
63 %
54%
Feb 20
Oct
39%
97 %
61%
26%
Jan 17
3
39%
96%
42%
25
12% Oct
38%
,
4%% conv pricr preferred
25
Keystone Steel & Wire Co_______ 1
Kimberly-Clark Corp
5
Kresge
1
200
1734
Korvette
2% Jan 10
2,600
37
28
12
12
200
80
?
40%
83
Dec
91
79%
37 ?
79
17%
21
Jan
*89
37%
40%
17% Oct
28
90
27%
32% NOV
'4
*36%
17%
2
173/4 Mar 44
78%
37
28
9
453/4 Jan
78
40%
17
18%. Jan
91
78
*36
37
90%
17%
ft
Jan
90
*89
1
79%
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*87%
310
70% Nov 21
.
Jan
91
79%
37
90%
10
95
28
29% Feb
17
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79%
10
91
95
-
40%
A
94 :
79%
*36
22 % Jan
•
91
*89%
*87
78
*89%
96
17%
24% July
Nov 27
88%
78
79
91
800
1,700
1,400
28
86
v
*78
49%
40%
36% Apr
1
:
79
89%
96
49%
40%
45% Nov 11
.
49%
1,000
44
17%
2
"
'
79
*88
111%
41,300
43%
93
27%
2
32
20% July 15
10% Dec 19
26% Oct 11
-
49%
49
100
Ca
24% Dec 24
-
49%
__^.100
17% Deo 27
82
•
49%
48%
112%
43%
111%
8.75
9
ftl
Mar 22
4% Jan 24
22
11
29% Nov
46% Nov
;<v
16% May 26
,
2
15% Jan
20% Oct
1U3%
112%
*90%
43%
Nopar
22V2 Jan
;>■
12% Oct 22
111%
49
42%
91%
Kayser-Roth Cdrp
5
KelsSy Hayes Co
__1_.
_i
Kennecott Copper
Ne par
Kern County Land Co
2.50
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common
1
24'A Jan
ft
17.
111%
49
*78
;
Kansas Rotter & Light Co
781/2 Sep
9% Feb
■"*
9
Jan
111
111%
44%
I-
100
:
j
preferred
34% Jan
i>
4
IT
60 % Nov
7
2
25
25% Jan
2
47
112
Kansas Gas
46% Jan
21% Mar 7
27% Apr 11
IT
43
19
Dec
Jan
Feb
19% Apr 22
"
94% Apr 19
30
22
;•
2
20% Jan
"-30
3
23% Dec
26
91%4
43%
Kansas City 3outhern .com:;
No par
4%- non-cum: preferred—______50
"
5
50 % July 25
35% Jan
4
36% July 11
40:% Oct 22
.Dec
33% Jan
-
>T5% Jun-19
22
29% Dec 26
433/8
92%
43%
.
473/4 May 31
20y8 Oct 28
26
>75%'Jan 27
4
44%
92
44
41
10
Jan
26
43%
92
*43
13
'
'
128%-Jail1
17
32% Oct 22
38% Oct
293/8 -Tan
43
91
43
38 % Aug
.
.
Apr 17
493/4 July 10
;29% Dec 31
.
4:35 %
3
9% Dec
Nov
42%
93%
43
1Q0
preferred———;
preferred
4.20% preferred.:
•
4.50%
July 31
44
92
50
4%
99
,,
"
50% Jan 10 '
"34
Jan
2
Feb
42%
IflQ
33%
preferred———
convertible preferred—.100
Kansas City Pr"& Lt Co
com_Nopar
3.80 %
preferred
£
:
;oo
>,,92% May 29
103
May 7
9
T)ec
•
66
77% Jan
4
38'A Jan 31
Dec. 11
32
-
4%%
4%%
16
2
7
47
:j
Kaiser Alum & Chem CorpL4Y*% convertible preferred
7
-Jan
18
80
98% Nov
7
78
15
Nov 21
11
2
-83
Mar 12
98
88
13
.'•1 38% Jan
393/4 Jan 24
74% July 23
f; 79% Nov 12
47% Oct
68% Jan
5
23
28
39% Jan
14
49
19
37
Feb
23
31%
32.
30%
30%
11,500
76
77%
75%
78ya
28,200
82
80
80
: 78
82
*80
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45%
45%
44%
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173i
17%
17%
59Ta
59%
60
44%
.
.
44 Va
17%
17%
17%
*59'A
59%
59
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
22
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.
Monday, December
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(2658)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
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,
77
90
■
26% Dec
Dec
77
69
Dec
25% Oct
86%
38% Jun
29
31
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17
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24
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Feb
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7
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14
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6
11
Dec
110
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Minn
8
21% Jan
2
35% Oct
Mining &
Mfg-
Minnesota & Ontario
27% Jan
8
34% Nov 17
Minnesota Power 6s
4% Jan
2
Minute
Feb
25
18% Oct
44% Aug
18% Feb 25
25% Aug
6
10
39% Dec
16
31
Jan
27
6
6
Mohasco Industries Inc
19
22
62
Jan
10
90
Nov
13
Nov
13
83 Ya Apr
Oct
29
24% Apr
5% Dec
26
29
23
20% Sep
14% Sep
41% Nov 20
18% Oct
22
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38% Oct
21
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40% Jan
7
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26
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2
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10
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11
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2
11% Dec
4
11
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19
13
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National Theatres Inc
16% Nov 24
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3
13% Aug 11
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National Sugar Ref Co
7
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25%
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38% Nov 19
13%
53
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12"% Oct 22
84% July
13%
14%
21%
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26% Jan
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53
Natl Malleable 6s Steel Cast-No par
National Shares Corp- —.■ - 1
S
47
32
;
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14%
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100
National Fuel Gas CoJ—i
10
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32%
47
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44%
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53
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23%
43%
|
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23%
44
33
23%
43
33 n«
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2.
2
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3
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3,500
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8% Dec
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19
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7% Jan
74% Oct 23
26
Feb
9
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30% Sep 25
21% May 12
15 • Jan
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19
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24
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17
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National Aviation Corpu—
46
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40
1434
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97
35% Oct 22
61%
41
63
16% Dec
37% Jan
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63
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31
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9% Nov 1,4
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13
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33% Nov 28
38
32
16%
.
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Motor Wheel Corp
25% Oct
45
17
19
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9,900
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11
32% Nov 21
2
2
19% Jan
July 28
1
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3
2
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17
May
30
9% Dec 24
13
Jan
17
Dec 18
16%
27%
'
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80% Jan
Jan
30
Dec
Motor Products
30% Jan
18% Jan
31
7
2
71
12% Apr
19% Jan
31
13% Oct 22
•
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37
50
■'84
60% Dec
11
8
18% Dec 10
33
8
10
37% Dec 31
46% Feb
Moore-McCormack
Morrell
Jan
32% Jan
12
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21% Nov 17
22% Dec
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8
9
17%
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Monterey Oil Co
Montgomery Ward 6s Co
13
32%
16%
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11% Jan
17% Apr 30
38% Jan 11
31
14% Mar 25
40% Dec
42% Nov
32%
17%
14%
class A
17% Jan
23% Jan
47
7
12% Dec 23
30% Dec
2
Jan
34%
32%
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17
5
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
18
19%
106%
35%
34%
32%
Montecatinl Mining 6s Chemical—
American shares
1,000 lira
37% Dec
19%
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108
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1
12
NOV
28
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3
51% July
31% Dec
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18 % Feb 25
19% Jan
13
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22
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4
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8% Sep 24
29% Apr 30
22% Jan
8
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Missouri Public Service Co
1
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5
119
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52
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Mississippi River Fuel Corp
Maid
13
44% Jan 31
17
Paper
Apr
2
16% Oct 24
65 y« Mar
30
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84
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11
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45.50 1st preferred-100
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25
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14
60% May 24
43% May 27
37 % May 23
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20Ve Nov
13% Jan 13
•
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126
17
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12% Jan
22
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17
17% Dec
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84
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13
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Dec
26% Oct
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25
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15
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30
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Dec. 15
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Tuesday
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7
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40% Oct
i
8
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78
July
92
104
14
4
Jan
9
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4.35% preferred series
90% Feb 26
28% Jun 25
3 <
53
July 15
82% Dec 12 *
40
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131 .* July r« C
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5
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24% Mar
10
50% Jan
13
Apr
102
Sep 24,
Oct 15
79
Apr 17
Fteb 19
103
12% Dec 23
73 Vz Jan
58
'
2 ;
26
18 ■<*
31
21 •
30% Jan
35
79
31
Dec
25
9
May 23
104% Jan
10
Aug 30
July 10
July 25
fee p
75
78
Monday
'
~
EXCHANGE.
,
92 % May
Sep 15
91% Dec
1
Feb 18
NEW YORK STOCK
Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
94
Jun 28
85
Range Since
\'e#r 1957
Lowest
76*
LOW AND HIGH 8ALK PRICES ~
STOCKS
Previous
(or
80%
80%
79%
80 la
180
1934
21,600
84%
8%
;
-
14
Oct 22
76
Oct 30
17
Jan
2
Dec
31
82
Dec
15
130% May 20
68
Jan
14
36% Dec
17
17 % Dec
23
42% Deo
28;
.
13% Dec 30
18
Dec
98
Dec
13
Dec
14% Jan
6
July 29
29% Jan
36% Apr 30
50% Oct
2
13
26
•
2
13 % Mar
Nov 19
96
May 29
108% Oct 13
17
Dec
New England Electric System
1
New Jersey Pr 6s Lt Co 4% pfd-100
New York
Nov
18
270
Dec
10
95
Mar 28
180
Jan
16
5% Jan
2
Brake
0
N Y Chicago 6s St Louis CO
New York Dock—
135
Mar 11
Air
York Central
New
Apr 18
103
2
82
Mining Corp
10
Newport News Ship 6s Dry Dock—1
32% Nov 10
Apr
•
$5
N
Y
non-cum
,
102%
46%
23%
26%
26%
30%
,
48 %
22%
26%
_
31%
31%
*121% 124
par
6s Harlem RR Co
19%
82
82
46%
18
No
•
,302% 104
_No par
preferred
19%
19%.
Newmont
29% Nov 20
18
251
11
20
8
17% Jan
36% July 25
10
11
190
.
87 !
66% Nov- 13
50
290
*250
23
19%
19%
*82%
82
19%
19%
ID3;,
83%
*82%
83%»
*83
103V4
10634
46%
47%
103
103
103
19
'
17
Jan
15
31
41% Jan
14
14% Jan
2
18% Oct 11
54 % Jan
4
25 % Apr
8
12% Sep 24
24"% Sep 25
36% Oct
8
32% Oct 30
38"% Dec 31
38% Jan
2
53% Dec
72% Sep
87
74% Sep
29% Jan
17
85
2
39
Sep
5
70% Sep 19
76
14
Dec
Common
47
47%
N
3
Apr
1
26% Oct 22
31% Mar
63
Nov 21
74
Jan
21
69
July 29
81
Jan
30
72
Nov
78
Oct 27
13
98% Aug 20
1
86% Apr
90
108
67
11
76
Oct
Jan 28
80
Sep 25
Aug 15
Sep 17
Dec
9
103
94
2
1
Mar 18
Nov
18
July 8
80% July 25
88% Apr 23
93% Jan 24
23%
24
26
25
26%
26%
20 s 4
31%.
32
31 %
,26%
27%
32%
124
121%
124
*121%
124
*121%
124
*250
290
250
290
*250
290
*252
290
26% Nov 17
3
61% Dec
20% Aug 14
24% Jan
20% Oct
39% Jan
14% Dec 24
24% July 17
79
96
Sep 27
100% Nov 12
32% Nov
19
Jan
4
92
5
25% Feb 20
23% Apr 18
45% Dec 19
15% Jan
27% Nov 17;
107
Mar
110
Deo
8
16
49% May 31
72 % Nov
19
9
31% Dec
8
23
109% Jun
13
102
Oct
106% Aug
5
32% Jan 12
11
17% Jun
11
16% Jan
82
14
70 %
Feb
77% Nov 13
92
Mar 29
78
90
Feb
8
1
77% Nov 14
90% Feb IB
79% Oct
92
1
15% Oct 22
9% Oct 22
80% Oct
Feb
•
84
28% Feb
4
22% Apr
10% Jan
17% Jan
4
7
Sep 25
81
Aug 29
79"% 8ep 25
•
Dec
1
15
7
2
_For_footnotes
see
JulylY
page
26.
53
52%
53
53%
113% May 20
59% Nov
5
48% Dec
22% Nov 11
83% Jan
94
:
23
13
92
Jun
July 16
94% Jun
93% Mar
37% Dec
19
7
17
53
53 %
52%
53%
79
77
77
77
77
36%
37 %
36%
37%
37
37%
37%
37%
67
69
*67%
69
69
69
69
70
72 %
73
72 3i
73%
73%
73%
73%
7314
80%
*78%
80
78%
78%
190
83 %
650
80
83
105
96%
25%
58%
86%
,23
42%
23 .
78%
"48%
9
Common
.
100
100
100
100
100
$4.08 preferred series
$4.11 preferred series
$4.16 preferred series—!
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Northwest Airlines Inc—^!
28% Dec
2% Dec
17
82%
18
10
31
Feb'
6
1
82%
82%
82%
*104
.
..
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
59
58%
58%
53%
58%
*58
58%
88%
87%
88%
87%
08
87
87%
23
23
23
*23
44%
44%
45%
23
23%
23%
70
70
31
3114
*58 %
87%
*22%
43
23
*22%
23
42%
43%
23
23
-
.
1%
70
70
70%
*69%
30%
301'2
30%
*104%
*104%
106
109%
48%
108%
49%
49%
*104%
109
*48%
*49
49
82%
*82
.
,
49 s.'2
49%
49%
*49%
84
*83
84
*82
84%
84 %;
36%
36%
35%
24%
1%
24%
26%
1%
1%
55%
*53%
26%
104%
-
260
11,900
10
108
.
4914
*49%
16f000
4914
22%
72*2
310
.
50%
50%
21%
73%
72 s
83%
84
*32
13,400
84
83
*82
83
84
64
*83%
37%
353/4
27%
27%
.
.
2,200
105%
108
*21%
83%
84
1
111,900
'
83
84 %
400
457%
23
83%
73
1,800
-•
2134
21%
72%
83
50
2,400
4.000
:
24
*72 %
21%
84%
108%
=
105 %
108%
105%
850
45%
31%
Xl08%
;;
,
23
70%
30%
83%
84 •'
v.
26
70
35%
■
90%
30
73
23%
50
25%
96%
21%
convertible pfd (wi)—-25,—*.
Norwich Pharmacal Co—
..
.1 2*
54%
25%
97
72%
84
33%
700
1,020
97
97
21
83 %
_
97
-104
74%
*82
15,200
104
97
21%
84
83
83 %
84 %
104
105
73%
* 82 %
;
83%
83
105
95%
*104
5%%
57% Dec
49 %
500
79
*77
.
105
21%
...
_1
10
Rights
31% Dec
% Dec
*78%
80
82 %
*
*
(Minn)—
$3.60 preferred series
$4.10 preferred series—
2,900
53%
73%
105
95
issued
1,600
5,200
*77
..
When
11
-
70
82%
2
25
9%
*52%
79
37%
*77
5
1
&
9%
,
9
1
38-
30%
25%
58%
Norfolk 6s Western Ry common
87 %.
.: Adjustment preferred—
28
23
.North American Aviation
1
»
43%
Northeast Capital Corp-:———1
23
Northern Central Ry Co
50
70
70%
Northern Natural. Gas Co
10
30%
30%
5%% preferred
-——^100 '
107
107
5.80% preferred——————100-: *110 ; 110%
Northern Pacific Ry
5
48%
49%
Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemical Co—
30% Dec; 17
25% Aug 26
-
-
Northern States pwr Co
13% Oct 22
Oct
19
63% Apr 11
66
4
Nov
26% Apr
48% Dec
NOT
2
7
2
19%
30 V4
100
2,
65% Dec 27
19
30%
preferred
18% Jan
2
13%
30
4.85%
31 % Jan
4
18%
30%
6
Feb
25% July IB
53% Apr
21% Sep
19%
30
105% May 16
108
39% May 17
70% Jan
3
9
19%
30%
100
100
18% Dec 31
.
19%
30
9%
9%
37
100
1 .*69
100
73
10080
preferredpreferred
2,600
9%
19%
-
preferred—
9%
9%
31%
preferred;
preferred—
51% Dec 11
22
; 3.90%
9%
9%
19%
preferred—
JlOO
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com—No par
3.60%
21,900
*121%
30%
-
Y State Electric Gas Corp—
l
;
No par
3.40%
.70.800"
317'c
1
Common
$3.75
25%
27%
31%
26i
26%
31%
46%
100
4.10%
5.25%
29
Oct
;
11,100
20,600
45%
9%
18 %
No par
Preferred 5% series A
New York Shipbuilding Corp
110
5.700
24%
47 %
N Y New Haven 6s Hartford Co—
4% Dec 24
~
•
104% 105
4
7
770
310
310
84%
84%
85%
*83%
85%
37%
35%
37
27%
20%
27%
66,700
2%
258.600
.
'
250
106,300
54%
2%
1%
30%
31%
31%
31 n4
30%
31
4,000
53%
54%
53%
53%
53s 4
54%
4,50.0
1%
2%
2
22
1958
Volume 188
Number 5805
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
(2659)
93
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range tor Previous
STOCKS
Year 1957
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Monday
EXCHANGE
Far
Dec. 15
Dee. 16
Dee. 17
Sales lor
Friday
the Week
Dec. 19
Dec. 18
Shares
o
42%
83%
76%
85%
Oct 22
Oct 24
627a May 9
101% Mar 18
89
Jun 27
Nov 12
1
99% Mar 25
447s Jan
4
28% Dec 30
8ep~26
167a
90
607a Nov 20
Sep 16
103
78% Sep 19
94% Nov 17
Jan 29
103% Mar
85% NOV 13
50% Jan 14
103
89
Oct 31
/Jun 10
92% May 16
102
Jan
17
May 16
28% Jan 13
277* Nov 26
437a Aug 11
28% Dec 18
17% Jan
6
89
Oct 24
2774 Dec
5
18% Jun
Ohio Edison Co
common
_
preferred—
preferred
4.44% preferred
4.56%
Ohio Oil Co
Okla Gas & Elec Co
common
81% July 24
97
Jan 15
2974 Dec
9
4.24% preferred—
Oklahoma Natural Gas
375s Dec 19
61% July 11
31% Apr
7
437a Feb
4
Olln
137« Jan 11
7% Jan
2
157, Dec
15
7
Dec
64
Dec
80
30
88% Oct 22
90% May 31
49% Jun 19
18% Oct 21
37% Jun 11
78
Apr
89
2
Nov
66
6
13% Dec 30
68
50% Oct
86
21
Nov 13
66%
104
Jan
Nov 12
43
Maris
96
Jan
Oct 21
1674 Jan
87# Dec 23
*7
4
15%
15%
15 V*
65%
65
85
85 Va
857a
87%
88
88
99
.
99%
31%
31%
7
89 7a Dec
11
99% July 29
38% Aug
6
96% May 5
1
2
2
14
Oct
3
21% Dec
May 22
18
Jan
2
2
30
53 74 Dec
8ep 30
4
Dec
17
6& Dec 17
Feb 27
12% Jan
19
39% Oct 30
150
10
130
4
64
143
Apr 21
6% Nov
3
7
237a Nov 12
95
28
367s Jun 11
56% Jan
18% Oct ~22
14% Dec 80
2% Oct 21
77a Dec 27
'17% Dec 17
24% Jun
3
21
11
2
6274 Dec
Jan
3
98
\pr
15
30% Jan
2
47% Nov
5
Dec
2
19
July 17
2
15% Nov 11
8
37a Jan
13% Jan
2
82% Jan
7
July 12
July 19
4974 May 18
49
Jan 12
41% Jan
2
2
9474 Sep 18
927a Sep 30
11% Feb 28
227s Jan
7
35
Feb 25
28% Jan
Apr 26
24% May 9
60% Aug
2
2
Jan
94% Oct 21
19% Aug 14
23
Feb
Aug 26
94
Nov
106
11
18
Oct
22
53% Dec 23
38% Oct 21
Oft
Nov 13
Jan
14
2
3
Rights
24
Jun
8
16
6
7
May 5
May 13
14
1
717a Nov 24
43
617a Dec
12
78
94
May 6
21% Apr 23
7074 July 12
27% Mar 20
Jan
Jan
29
88% Nov 25
14
fan
5
89
I
92% Feb 26
16% Jan
2
Mar 18
•6
Mar 19
4974 Dec
8
127s Sep 24
97
Apr 14
70
Dec
10
100%
fun
20
247a Nov 20
100
Nov 17
22% Oct 13
Mar 26
82% Jan
6
937a Jun 25
98% May 15
20% May 18
8474 Jan
7
9974 July 29
177a Aug 8
14% May IS
Feb
6
128
6% Dec 23
14
Dec 30
60
Dec
24
807a Feb
67
Dec
23
85
19
Dec
11
29% July 25
3774 Jan
4
1474 Jan
7
135
44% Oct 22
88% Oct 21
84
Jun
Jun
20
21 % Dec
38
7
Nov 14
6374 Dec 11
15% Dec 30
32% July 22
Jun
22
81
Aug 11
7% Feb
4
2474 Oct 14
2
72
Oct 23
80
Oct
69
2
22% Dec 19
4
Jan
2
17% July 7
113% Aug 27
89% Jan 10
Mar 29
SO
Jun
28% Oct 13
Jan
62
18
117
2
135'
140
68% Jun
23
3
Nov 10
Apr 17
15% Jan
2
67% Feb 25
6
Jun 12
8% July 19
jan
10
1974 Jan 31
217s Mar 20
43% Jan
2
167a Jan
2
88% Dec
23 7s Dec
44% Jun
21
67
48
15
10
2474 Sep 29
125
inly 11
77% Dec 18
11374 Dec
16
397a Nov 14
3274 Nov 14
109% Nov 20
27% Oct
2
90
56%
*9iya
57%
937a
45%
46%
4674
45%
467a
40%
42
45%
39%
40%
39%
2.60
21
237a
23%
24%
24
407.
247a
Transportation—No par
Patlno Mines As Enterprises—1
48
48%
487a
49
48%
50%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
13%
14%
xl3%
13%
14
13%
23
23
13%
*237a
2%
13%
33% Jan
2
123% Aug 13
23% Oct 22
ror
see
page
26.
2
*58
60%
*58
56%
58%
56
567a
55%
60%
56i/4
98%
9874
98%
9874
99
99
99
94%
95%
9474
957a
Qi
16%
177a
Issued
..
Pfelffer Brewing Co
5
Pfizer (Chas) As Co Inc common—1
6374
80
41%
*98%
2nd preferred (conv)
47a
—
fl conv preference com—-No par
4.40% preferred
100
3.80% preferred
4.30% preferred
—100
100
100
4.68% preferred
*21%
50
41
947a
94
17
1774
17
.
.
26 7a
81
4174
*98%
1874
18%
18 7u
4%
106
4%
4
106%
105
*9472
6074
47
*21 7b
21%
60%
60%
47%
47
21%
26%
81
81
81
100
*86
87
94%
94%
*94
4174
4
1874
47a
98
60%
87
*86
947a
94
95
96
104'/a
*103
J 104
10372
66%
647a
66
63%
65
64
64%
24%
23%
24%
23%
24%
23'/a
24%
70%
70%
70
60
60 %
X59
60
81
81
70
69
977a
*95 ya
97%
97%
20%
21
977a
67
6874
*90
92
987a
967a
96»/a
96
2074
20%
*90 7a
*90
92
227s
91%
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
1
Pitts Ft Wayne As Chic Ry eom-100
7% guaranteed preferred
100
Pitts Metallurgical Inc
1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
:l
15
151/4
15
1574
157b
*13074
136
*13074
*132%
135
*
134
70
120
61
12,200
68
•90
85 <
92
•9oya
92
•90
91%
15%
15
15
15V«
22
3,700
92%
96
2,600
20 Ya
207a
6,200
—
136
•13074 136
♦1327a
♦13074
*1327a
136
135
2474
25
25
25%
25
257b
73%
74
*1327b
24%
74
73%
74
737a
76
7572
76
20,100
67a
7
13,500
23%
26,000
1327b
7
7 %
7
7
7
7
134
7%
134
23%
237a
71
*707a
71
71
70%
70%
*7072
74%
*74%
75
75
75
74%
75
75
75
1,100
20%
21 Va
207a
21
2072
20 %
20%
20%
20%
21
5,200
*123 7a
127
*12372
*1237a 127
757a
77%
123%
123%
40
74%
76%
110%
18,300
2,560
22%
22%
22%
237s
23%
123%
Pitts ton Co (The) common
•3 50
convertible preferred
1
74%
76%
75
77%
75
103 Va
111%
112
113'/4
*70%
37%
127
38%
-
3774
*70>/a
75
*11172
37
37%
23%
23
127
76%
110%
113
37
37
27%
28
11374
10972
37%
36%
28
27 y2
72
37
277b
28
277a
10572
107
10372
105%
101%
104 7/H
23
23%
22%
23%
23%
24%
23%
24%
23%
24
5,700
100
83%
89%
88%
8974
89
89%
89
897a
89
89
2450
10
26%
26%
26 %
26'/B
26 7B
2674
25%
26
25%
26%
2
74%
75%
75
751/4
74%
75
74%
75
7474
757B
5,500
48%
37%
16,000
28%
49%
387s
28%
84
84
10
28
105%
99
27%
10272
—
50
Nov
14
Public Serv Elec As Gas com—No par
$1.40 dlv preference com—No par
38
381/4
37%
38
37%
38'/4
37%
387B
28%
28%
287B
28%
287i
28%
83
83
84
84
preferred
preferred
4.30% preferred
5.05%
preferred
100
—100
100
100
—
preferred—
preferred
4.16% preferred
4.80% preferred
101
,
*84%
8672
101%
*83
86
837a
28 y«
28%
84
*84%
85 «/2
*84%
85%
*88
89
♦88
89
190
102
•101
102
270
86%
89
89
101
101'/4
101
102
43
43%
♦101'/a
4474
43 y2
44%
8,600
72%
701/2
71
70%
70'%
•707a
71%
71%
71%
510
25
21%
22
22
22
22
22%
227a
221/4
*21
21%
217a
211/2
*217a
22
*2iya
227s
*21%
1117a
11172
1117a
111%
11172
13%
14%
13%
14 y4
13%
25
100
43
43%
44
43%
22
100
860
111%
14
11172
13%
11172
13%
iny4 111%
13%
13%
83
*82
14-75 preferred
No par
Puget Sound Power At Light Co..10
83
82
82
82
82
30
30%
30
30%
30%
31%
3172
3274
32
32%
4374 Jan
2
60
Pullman
No par
56%
577.
56%
5774
56%
5774
56%
57
57 Y*
6
41%
41%
41%
42
41%
42
41%
41%
56%
41 y2
1774 Feb U
131
23
«
Oct
28
July 28
52
Nov 19
146% Apr 23
28% July 24
com..
(The)
.5
Quaker dftts Co (The) common—8
£% preferred—
100
10
Quaker State OH Refining Corp
82%
49%
50%
134
134
24%
24%
50
5074
*132
135
24%
24%
.
49%
49%
135
135
24% 24%
*82
,
49%
50%
133
134
24% 25
49%
X131
25%
600
22 y4
Publlcker Industries Inc
Oil
110
72%
42%
83
Pure
220
*21 »/2
No par
4.32%
1574 Dec 11
8
5,800
♦83
84%
32% Dec 19
42% Dec
16,900
84
8
25
4,100
-—100
Public Serv Co of Indiana
3%%
88
86
88
*84%
7
Feb
6,300
14,200
K)—
26% Jan
29
2,100
28%
1
572 %
Inc
1,000
107%
5
Polaroid Corp
Poor As Co
4874
Nov 19
4,700
74
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
10
•% preferred class A
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh As West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young As Ash pfd—100
47%
15
4,200
24%
24%
47%
Dec
100
92
91%
1574
47%
23% Jun 18
111% Nov 21
6074
•90
46%
19
*68%
•79
92
47%
80% Ma* IS
24% Jan 10
9,300
31,400
91%
47
44% Dec
24%
20%
—10
29
110
66
2474
2074
*907a
Public 8ervlce Co of Colorado
1P"*<» Aor
104
647a
97
1
18
2
*103
;
21%
Dec
30% May
140
227a
*13074
136
7
08%
22%
*90
73 %
79
...
21%
*90 7b
24
787a
22
91%
91%
20%
97
4,200
*95'/a
98
*96
681/2
97%
21%
90
180
100
68%
22%
600
87
4,200
68%
67
21i/2
102
*10074
86%
37,100
*951%
22
2174
60
117a
97'/a
*77%
477a
1174
*90
47%
8,800
18,500
3,300
47%
11%
92
61%
77%
48
1174
*90
98
11V*
♦957a
47%
11%
92
4%
1041/2
47%
*7774
48%
11
69
4
300
3,000
6,300
,77%
78%
47%
97%
600
1172
*77'/a
67
400
40,400
47%,
787a
*90
400
85
11
*90
(H
70
61
597a
487a
*95 Vo
580
63,300
*79
10%
*90
Inc
*681/2
85
46%
$5 convertible preferredu}-No par
•4.80 preferred (conv)—
No par
2.50
60
*771/2
2174
917a
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
70
5974
*79
■
101%
*95
47
10372
66
23%
;
18%
61%
96
1
—
.
87
3
85
•
.
,
21%
*21%
10074 100'A
*86
Phllco Corp common
*81
400
101
18
61%
47%
4772
41
*9874
-
105%
Phlla As Reading Corp
3%% preferred series
Philip Morris Inc common—
4% preferred
3.90% series preferred—
Phillips Petroleum
Phllllps-Van Heusen Corp com
.100
5% preferred
Pillsbury Co common
—25
14 preferred
No par
Piper Aircraft Corp
1
Pitney-Bowes Inc
2
Pitts Coke As Chem Co coigmon—10
•4074
101
103
100%
100
86
104%
*40%
*98%
17%
*95
217b
100 y4
100
85
104%
63
267a
47
22
1,600
2,100
10,300
50
62
61%
3,800
400
497a
96
.
43
27
1077a
96
5,600
11,406
127,600
5,500
*4272
64
<
700
■
43
50
4
97
17%
49%
18%
4
7%
/t. 26%
81
100%
41
•
*62%
„
4174
100 7a
100
*103
267s.
81
81
9474
*42
62%
62
..
81%
49%
49%
6374
6%
21
112
17
*98%
101
1874
18
42%
20%
111
43
16%
*42
2674 .26%
c
827a
*81
*41
—
x49 7a
26% ..26%
111
6774 Jan
39% Sep 13
138% Dec 30
39% Jan
7
footnotes
25
preferred
—100
Petroleum Corp of America..
1
Apr 23
57s Jan
81%
58%
6474
98
9% May 15
72
Aug
5
30% May 22
86% Apr 24
48% Jun
7
8274
587a
567s
50%
29
15
81%
58
50%
Feb
Oct
81%
22%
112% 11274
81%
81%
*62%
Peoples Gas Light As Coke
95
105
6%
20%
111
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
31% Oct 23
207s Nov 12
6%
42
Peoria As Eastern Ry Co
t
20%
110%
17%
5
37
6%
110
1,800
23%
45%
20%
20%
41%
4.18%
23 74 Feb
67a
21
94%
4.08%
4
36%
6%
20%
17
18
2
4,100
22,200
44%
41%
Feb
Jan
2%
147.
2%
23%
94
Apr 18
Sep 18
24%
49%
14,500
•48
37%
97%
98
21
x247i
45
56
95
7074 Nov 26
24%
4974
237a
97%
2
37
24%
4974
36%
6%
56%
5
9
8,400
58,300
44%
97%
29
May
39%
23%
567b
50
79% Mar 19
24% Feb
4
38%
3774
81%
9
Sep 12
39%
39%
45
58
Procter As Gamble
100
30
46
237a
6%
6,800
93
45%
36%
20%
59%
57%
44
23
52,800
*91 ya
44
58
78% Nov 20
Oct
14
140
6,900
22%
937a
37%
81%
26% Nov 24
86
2%
7,900
8,770
140,600
577a
46
44
58
Oct
1
.
5774
*917a
45%
36%
81%
10
7
;
43%
Corp
10
Pinna Glass Sand Corp
l
Penn Power As Light com—No par
4%% preferred
——100
4.40% series preferred
100
Pennsylvania RR——
—10
Co
227a
371/4
6%
Chemicals
31
39
22%
,
43%
110%
82
1
22
4%
3674
.40
No par
Jan
26% Jan
23
109%
4£
136
4%
1
1
-25
81.60 convertible preferred
837a Nov
22
*135
.3.50
29% Jan
4
2%
—.5
Ford
As
Mar 13
Oct
No par
....
Vuabody Coal Co common
5% conv prior preferred.
Feb
Mar
.1
136
9"
Paramount Pictures Corp.
Parke Davis &> Co
Feb 27
«
927a
•
1
5%
5%
135% 135%
4% :<
4%
93
58%
100
427a Jan
May 20
674
58%
92
4274 Dec 31
29% Nov 14
m
93
No par
preferred-
9,800
'
6x3«
57%
4%
sink fund preference,
Potomac Electric Power Co
Dec 12
37
400
1,300
1457a 147
92%
23
700
35
1467a 149%
5974
22%
Common
29
64
4%
5
1,700
11,000
12
52%
*35
150
10%
21%
37
527a
.
37
*35%
139%
22%
92
20
52 %
517a
.
37
139%
21%
28
~22
64
22%
NOV 12
Oct
6274
22%
Sep 11
~~4%
627a
•
2274
•597a : 59%
62
637a
52%
53%
-4%
22% Jan
Dec 31
4
40
59
4%
81
Oct~22
22
59
134%
77
Oct 11
20% Sep
4
19% Sep 26
21%
4%
55
31
32% Feb
85
617/a
51%
22
59
134%
Porter
24
r
58%
61%,
59%
4%
4%
1
47%
577a Jan
19% Jun
22
2274
1341
*134
1
477b
74% Jan
12
.
4%
—100
Phlla Electric Co common—No par
12
Feb
Jau
*12%
12%
1357a
6% preferred
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
47% Dec
Dec 12
93
51%
-60%
46
81% Jun 21
853(1 Jan 10
83%
4%
.
59%
Nov
150
247i Jun
413
;
Phelps-Dodge Corp
82
8
37% Oct 22
28% Jun 24
138%
51%
97
26% Dec
Jun
Feb
*35%
139%
108
72
134
14
377a
1387a
105%
107
128
Dec
*35%
100
*94%
12% Jan
13
115
517»
No par
-100
12.50
9
17
27% Jau
Jun
25
Apr 10
Dec
Sep
100
3172 Apr 22
18% Apr 15
68% Jan 16
8
00% Jun
102
150
Oct
No par
Pacific Telen As Teleg common.
6474 Nov 20
•
Nov 24
Nov 11
64
18% Dec
92
139
14% Dec 30
Pacific. Lighting Corp
Pacific Mills
When
10774 May
937a Feb
3
14% Dec 30
;
4%%
Aay
Aug 27
7
82% Dec 31
82% Dec 24
Dec
81
42% Jan
22
61 %
9
8
32
9574 May
15% Oct
62%
5
Ian
2
21
617a
02
vv
3
Oct
25
60
*21
58%
4172 Dec
•
5
447s Jan
44
22 >%
58%
Pacific Gas As Electric
No par
111
26% Feb 27
7% Jan
2
11% Oct 21
22%
10
5% preferred
——;
Pacific Finance Corp
Pet Milk Co common
7
t
4
*11%
837a Nov 18
2
4
Nov
12y0
—100
—33%c
13
13% Jan
8672 Jan
88
12
Pepsi-Cola Co———
Jan
53% Jan
22
12%
.—25
12%
*217«
587a
18
27
Jan
377s Jan
2
207a Sep 11
967a Oct
7
12
69% Sep 23
22
,79% Feb 19
Oct
,51% Dec
2
35% Nov 13
7
107a
2
Nov
6,100
92
20%
14
43
99%
31%
92
1074
Pennsalt
1
99%
31%
92
21%
5
25
99%
31%
*91
1074
Penney (J C) Co
18% Dec
10
07% NOV 22
9474 Jan 21
39% Jun 26
92
20%
9
49% Jan
105% Apr
1
9472 Feb 12
104% Feb 18
21% Oct 22
997a
6,600
2,200
10%
Dec
*01% Apr
897.
20%
56% Dec
4
Jan
14% Jan
8
87
Dec
91
7
Ian
16
10474 Jun 19
9
80
Jun
87%
317a
,
10%
847a Dec
65
Oct
82% Mar 11
19% Jan
Mar 28
20% Jun
113
7
•7
49% Apr 24
85
57a Aug 7
65% July 15
97
Feb 25
63% Jan
2
40% May 21
Nov 11
25
6
41
76% Nov 14
29
700
10,500
20%
•
25
82
Oct
350
65%
10%
Parker Rust Proof Co-
77a Jan
Mar 13
Jan
12
*91
114
15%
21
Jan
101
23
92
38,600
*1574
10%
Jan
80% Nov
6
11% Dec 30
28% Dec 19
87% Dec
9972,
31%*
92
940
9,400
34%
114
19%
Parmelee
3% Jan 31
19 74 Jan
9
42% Feb
99
31%
93
85,500
,637»
65%
807a
12%
57
9
11474
1574
10%
24% Dec 18
6
2 % Jan
29
t85% Sep 10
8
337a
19%
13%
25%
85%
70%
6472
457s
Jan
2% Dec 27
99»/4
31%
14%
69%
*
35
*113
68,700
94
10%
Punn-Dlkl*Cement Corp
Penn-Texas Corp common—
13% Dec 20
114
427a
697a
12 Va
Panlck
9~8%
115
34%
115
20
8,300
92%
,/
197a
4874 Nov 12
Ocit~25*
*114
31%
*92
—1
397a Nov 20
8% Aug 25
23% Oct 17
Jan
82
115
33%
347a
937a
7074
927a
697a
34%
.
700
17%
»1%
28
4174
r!4%
-
5
common
3
106
45% Feb 25
457a Dec
8
15 74 Jan
9
9074 Oct 28
16% Oct 21
33%
,
74
r
27%
Pacific Cement As Aggregates Inc—5
Sgys Jan 10
39% Oct 22
35% Dec 23
32% Dec 11
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
23 7s Jan
30
34%
94
70%
'
*89%
Pacific Coast, Co
Jan
48% Nov 20
33%
*93
:
991/4
100
common——.15
No par
40%
27
40% Dec
preferred
preferred—
Apr 10
307a Dec 31
Nov 26
Jun
Jan
90
31
2% Dec 30
75
37
26% Jan
2
227s May 1
4% Jan 24
12% Jan
2
22
Oct
16
May 17
33
22
7274
177a
.
~
Oxford Paper Co
16
93%
69%
Panhandle East Pipe Line-
Dec 17
84% July 23
Oct
4%
93
70
'
177a
9174
14%
64%
40% Jan
2
20% Feb 21
117% Jan
9
7% Apr 22
197s Jan
15%
14%
667a
877a
47% Jan
137% Mar 12
.
15%
3
22
41%
157a
66
18
Oct
40%
1574
Dec
12% Oct 22
41%
15%
64% Nov
119% Oct 23
287a
65%
2
413 Dec
28
64%
7% Jan
7
1774
1137a
947a
69
15,000
9,900
28%
*1574
•
28%
41%
157a
92
-
"
30
407a
27%
9174
—.1
30c
92%
39%
17%
No par
100
—6.25
.
*91%
287a
Overland Corp (The)
4
40
Jun
92%
40
*89%
!
427a
*977a
v
28%
2874
*1774
*89%
Owens Corning Fiberglas Corp
1
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com—6.25
9% Jan
40% Dec 13
33% Jan
9
28%
16
18% Jan 17
132
*91%
39%
40%
15% Dec
66% Dec
26 % Jan
112% Oct 22
927a
39%
27%
2
14% July 30
227a Nov 20
33% Sep 25
19% Nov 19
270
Dec
10
437s Apr
8
517s Jun 13
99
118
1774 Jan 22
Jan
2
33% Jan 21
48% Oct 22
1474
99
'92
28%
41%
350
280
99
4
27
8
15 y4
6,400
91
80
99
Outboard Marine Corp
Outlet Co
Nov 19
,
42%
99
Otis Elevator—
25% Jan
31
41%
147a
1
28
57%
90%
80
18
Nov 18
10
*89%
28%
57
91
82
17
•857a Oct
15
9174
177a
91
57
91
80
15
69
NOV 18
27%
177a
90
.
56
907a
83%
*96%
40%
277a
*1774
28%
5
,
4074
28
567»
907a
♦82
Dec
937a Oct 31
24
Corp
40%
*1774
100
55%
k
927a
92%
*96%
*91%
27%
-7.50
Oliver Corp common—
4%% convertible preferred
98
39 y2
.——20
.
92%
837a
*82
977a
*91%
5
new
Chemical
56%
82
947a Dec
74
Dec
Jan
Jan
Mathieson
56%
917a
921/4
35
July 25
2
May 27
preferred——,
56%
.
7
12
July 15
37% Feb 24
3
85
7
3
13
-
82% Mar
16% July 15
35% Nov 18
Jan
4074 Jan
20% Jan
98
4%
82
.100
.-No par
-
Jan
3
55%
9174
.100
t
18
3
.12
.100
.100
4.40% preferred—
3.90%
83
41%
50
20,200
290
21,300
6,700
14,300
3,500
1311/a
188
25%
2,800
I
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
24
.
.
.
Monday, December 22, 195ft
,(266(J>
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Dec. J 5
Par
Shares
19
Dec.
Dec. IK
Dec. J7
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Dec. 16
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Hange for Previous
E
78
24
64% Jun
69
$3.50
46%
71%
70»/2
71
7074
217-4
2174
21%
Inc
Ranco
21% Aug
6
16% Apr
10
23% Dec
8
59 % JUn
7
60% Oct
21
Raybestos-Manliattan —1—-No par
34% Jan
17
———1
21%
23
Rayonier Inc
Raytheon Mfg Co
Reading Co common
20%
14
8
13
56 74
11
45 % Apr
*55%
4SYt Feb
64%
Dec
14% Jan
11
23% Dec
17
20
69
6274.
50
22
2274
34%
3474
34 y2
197a
5Qc
11%
11%
1
4974
50%
5274
*674
Vt':'-
Jan
2
25% Jun. 10
34% Jan 24
30% Dec 19
17% May 28
25% Aug
8
2
14% Oct
27
58-% Dec
19
Reichhold
36
Dec
16% Dec 30
31% Jan
12
31
12% Jan
8
•% Dec
6
Jan
3% Jan
8% Nov
3
12% May
6% Feb 28
ZVe Dec 31
45
July 31
31
Jan
24
30
Mar 29
16% Dec
16
Feb
54
Jan
9
8
noncum
Chemicals
—j
15
69
21%
*56 Va
56 %
400
23
21%
22%
110,800
6574
67%
63%
66 %
70,200
22
22%
22%
22%
34%
*34
34 %
34
34
30
"
30
30 %
.1,200
20%
20
20%
6,300
1174
11%
11%
12
54
56%
56%
58%
•?r
.
.A,....
I
3074
30
20
2074
20
1174" 11%
11%
1174
5374
537-4
54 %
*2974
30
30
1974
20 Vh
*6%
774
47%.
46%
'
'
7%
*6%
*1674
16%
*16%
46 74
46%
*6%
7:
v?//7
1674
16%.
1674
46%
*16
1674
47
•
4,900
22 :..
22 74
T- *34
3474
19%
..
*16
10
5
Reliance Elec & Eng Co
5674
2374
66
v 2274
30
29%
10
Reliable Stores Corp
50%Oct 27
56 %
'
(Robt) & Co—
$1.25 div prior preference
11
Oct
18
7
13
15% July
10
30% Dec 10
,
preferred
2nd preferred
1st
noncum
4%
Reis
13% Dec
5
>
Reeves Bros Inc
31% Jun 10
20
K
4%
5574
2274
;
66%
22
50
50
31% July 25
19% July 14
2,100
22%
.
"
Reed Roller Bit Co————No par
Dec
25% Jan
21% Feb. 28
4
10
39
56%" 5674
20% * 2274
*
6474
Jan
34% Jan
11
10% Nov 18
42,000
71%
22%
'
.
23% Aug 13
16% Mar 18
32% Dec
45%
71
22%
*56 7a
2274
Mar 22
17
44
71
2274
4574
71
21%? 21%
1st
46
71
46 74
45%
46 74
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46 VB
71
America com—No par
preferred
No par
Radio Corp of
75% May 12
30
Sep
11
47% Dec
2
30% Jan
May 13
Jan 24
40
Oct 22
17
4674
*
4674
.
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8,600
400
5,500
40,000
200
7%
16%
100
46%
45
4,000
'
30% Dec
62
Dec
10
62
13
Oct
10
32% Jan
4% Dec
1
16% Jan
22
preferred 374% series—-100
1
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common—— _50c
—10
$1 convertible preferred
—10
Republic Steel Corp—
2974 Jun
*56%
Conv
24
2
Oct
13 % Apr
6
25
Jan
8
6
22
2
7
9% Jan
2
14% Nov
19
17
Dec
18
59% Jan
2
37% Apr
8
7774 Dec
19
22% May 12
3874 Nov
14
Revere
Copper & Brass
25% Jan
10
5474 Dec
19
Revlon
Inc
8% Jan
2
33 74 Dec
9
8 %
18
39
Mar 12
40
31% Dec
21
7% Oct
9% Dec
July 19
July 11
4
77% Dec
10
32% Jan
41% Jan
6
4774 Dec
10
9074 Sep
29
6
73% Sep
19
83% Feb
72'A Jun 24
10
Dec 23
82% Jan
22
78% Jan
18
10% Jan
1% Jan
Sep
5
87% May 22
19% Dec 10
2
2
3% Apr
55
Feb
28
19% Jan
2
Oct
6
22% Jan
2
21
20% Dec
23
28
23
4
Dec
77/a Apr
22% Jan
4
4
8
90
__
_
20% Dec
July 24
13% Jan
2
22% Aug 22
60% Jun 10
40% May 16
J7% Dec
19
17% Dec 30
Feb
28
26
26% Dec
4
2
93
176
Jan
July 17
505
96
Dec
Dec
Oct
Dec
Jan
25% Dec
32% Dec
12% Nov
20% Dec
53% Nov
25% Oct
Apr 30
Apr 17
Jan
2
Jan 13
Apr
7
Jan
2
14
8
8
18
20
2
20
-8
41% Dec
19
95% Jun
9
Jan
10
Dec
30
■46% Mar
22% Jan
2
21% Oct
24
25 % Dec
Jan
2
31'A Dec
26% Jan
10% Jan
2
>21% Oct
30
20% Dec
9
74 % Feb
5
53
Apr
7
73
Oct
29
23% Oct 22
46% Jan
3
26% Jan
2
467a Dec
10
Feb
6
97
Nov
21
2674 Oct
28
Oct
30
96
17 % Oct
11
23% Jan 29
85
29% Oct
Jan
29
20% Jan
2
; 90
17
46
Feb 20
8% Apr 17
65% Feb 12
86
Mar
7
85
Oct
22
102
Mar
7
92
31
Dec
19
78
Jan
7
Oct
75
.
Oct
16% Nov
;
2
86
2
19
May
1
71
Nov
2174 Apr
17% Jhn
10
8% Jan
2
May
23
36
Jan
4
18
Dec
13
16% Jan
24
2974 May 22
29% Jam
7
24
2874 Oct
10
<
3
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Dec
11
16
Sep
4874 Dec
474 Mar
3
38% Dec
Seagrave< Corp
1
Sealrlght-Oswego Falls Corp:
4
18
Sears Roebuck & Co_
19
Servel Inc
13,000
2274
9974
10174
13,100
3574
3574
3574
1,700
287a
494
505
503 %
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92
32%
30%
31%
10%
10 %
107a
1878
19
19
19%
1.500
49 %
48
4872
48%
140.200
25%
2478
24%
23%
24%
70.500
39%
39%
39%
39%
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10% M0%
20,700
40 >
40%
8574
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275
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31
31
40% 41%
84% 85
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31% 32
30% 30%
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30%
19%
-
32%
3074
1974
1974 ' 1974
.70
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4674
69
;
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4674
101
Dec
$4.55
5
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10
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2374
24%
74%
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36
1374
38
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1
26% PeB 25
46% Dec
74 Jan
2
17
Shattuck
Feb
12
1
85% Oct
•
Shamrock Oil &
1
Dec
Qasi
(Frank
;
43 74
,
8,300
38%
36,900
38%
19
1874
1074
10
14%
1474
79%
7.50
1474
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4274
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14
82
82 74
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17
1974
1974
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2874
3874
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10
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44
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7
'
1074
2.80
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9
25% Apr 11
8% Jan 13
39% Nov 17
10% Sep
13%
2,700
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95
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34
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25
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19
68
4774
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1
11
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8% Jan
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47
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20
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:
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93
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275
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70
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71
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26%
35%
-
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—
39 Va
86
46%.'
4674
1
Dec
Nov
*69
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..No par
Mfg Co common
preferred!
21,400
76%
3574
24%
x25%
10%
18%
48 %
24%
25 %
26 10%
19
48%
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1
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5% July 9
7674 July 15
26% Jan
2
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24%
25%
10%
18%
48%
24%
39%
10
38
30
;
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24%
25%
10%
19%
48%
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270
32%
33
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19%
20
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84 preferred
2
85% Apr
Jan
25
5
12
7
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39%
9%
1.40
Scott Paper Co common-
Nov
•4
23%
5
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preferred—
convertible
Schick
21
July 10
.99% Jan 24
3374 Jan-
16% Oct 23
'
19
48 %
conv
.
28%
10%
-
44%
4%
4%
32
32%
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39% 39%
28% 28%
489
491%
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90
490
90
485
90
36
24%
25%
San
74% Nov 11
3
83
77/a Mar 12
*38%
28%
_1
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6t Regis Paper Co common
1st pfd 4.40% series A—
U%
20.500
32%
7574
85
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44%
4%
4%
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37%
39% 39%
28% 29%
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90
90
43%
37
39
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2
.
5474
32 74
•
43%
4%
32
4%
32
17
22% May 29
64% Jun 14
IS
43%
11,700
5274
2%
35
60,400
38 >/2
7674
47
A 103
101
3574
„
7774 '
3274
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274
274
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35
35%
.
-
274
99
102
.
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30
25
3574
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15
Nov
21
7
9974
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274
274
No par
Corp
13
Nov
22
—5s
Corp
Schenley Industries Inc.
Schering Corp common-,
Dec
8% Oct
18%
1374
5274
/
82
*80%
187'B
Savage Arms Corp.—
82
42% Jan
8074
1874
19
71% Oct
'
80%
1974
11
34
22
8074
1874
800
1374
76
AA
75 y4
117
80%
29,200
38
8674
*100
117
*100
117
1
Co
24
3274 Jan
22
86
4874 Oct
36
2% Aug 12
86%
1574 Dec
37% Nov 27
8% Oct
85%
3674 Dec
25
3474 Oct
4674
87
12
11
*
4774
8574
17
21
19
4774
47
July 10
Sep
8% Dec
47
47
"
9%
9
38 74
7774;
Apr
29
22% Nov 19
75
18% Feb
13
31 % Oct
i
74
10 %
17% July
23% Jun
Dec
71
25
24
22
20
72
1
11% Dec
4
71%
-
.
10,800
3174
3174
100
Diego Gas & Electric Co—10
Sangamo Electric Co
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10
16% Oct
<
53
3174
,
60
2674
26%
5174
3774
51
32
2
39% May
22
35% Nov
37%
5174
3174
preferred
100
St Joseph Lead CO
i
10
St Joseph Light & Power
No par
St E San Fran Ry Co com
No par
:.i Preferred series A 8%
1
100
1
10
2
11
24
10% Dec
6
3774
51
Oil
4.30%
7474
1,600
1674
56
3774
3774
3274
Safeway Stores common——1.66%
'
4% preferred
100
233% Nov 3,9
24
1374
7774
5074
Ruberoid Co (Thej
Ruppert (Jacob)
11% Dec 18
*1374
14
74%
33
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co-—20 G
Royal McBee Corp
:
:
_1
40% Nov 20
10
84 % Dec
161
Dec
Dec
974
3174
Ritter Company
.
5
Roan Antelope Copper MinesRobertshavv-Fulton Controls com—1
5%% convertible preferred
25
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp—No par
Rockwell-Standard Corp
5
Rohm & Haas Co common—
20
4% preferred series A
100
Rohr Aircraft Corp
;
1
When issued ———
:
Rome Gable Corp
5
Ronson Corp
1
Roper (Geo D1/ Corp
1
13
1
10
19
1
18
28
Oct
37% Dec
2
4
24% Jan
Mar 22
14
July
Feb
22
•
15% Jan 11
23% Nov 20
78
Nov 25
35
7% Oct 24
137
•
32
31
8% Dec 23
11
Jun 21
2
2
2
6
Jan
22%
23%
17%
7%
12%
37%
16
10%
•
38% May 21
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July 18
28
May 29
96
19% Oct 22
5s/e
33%
34%
39%
30%
2
28% Jan
22% Jan
312
Apr
423 % May
Oct 21
81% Nov
8
Riegel
8%
4974
Paper
Richfield
44% Dec 16
2
29% Mar 5
31% July 24
22% Dec 24
S85
Jan
36% July 19
44% July 17
26% Aug 19
1
3874 Nov 13
27
37%
-100
series
Manufacturing
Rhodesian Selection Trust
14
3
27% May
19% Jan
Oct
3
4
1
4
80
30
18% Dec 23
7374
26 M»
974
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73%
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10974 Dec
Aug
33% Jan
1% Oct 21
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7
974
1374
72%
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/"
5
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100
9
21% Jan
9%
1374
7274
16%
567s
17
2.50
4%% preferred series A— „50
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco class B —10
12
63% Jan
5
974
13%
7174
Reynolds Metals Co common— —l A
17
46 % Mar 29
62 y8 July 22
8%.
1374
1774
5574
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2674
28
27%
28
177a
57%
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Rexall Drug Co
66% Dec
12
68% Jun
11
17
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5774
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65% May 16
30
39% Nov
5
10% Jan
22
32% Dec
May
10
167'«
17
17
5
Reliance Mfg Co common
May 20
6074 Jun
-
18% Dec
19
29% Jun
10
17% Feb'24
23% Oct
13% Dec
23
21% Apr 30
13% May'20
9% Oct
22
17 74 Jan
Shell Transp & Tr—
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20% Sep 30
21% Nov 14
25
10
2
Jan
14
Sheller
Dec~ 17
32,74
40
Dec
89
17
45%
Dec~23
49
Nov
14
28
Dec
30
<
17
25
3274 Dec
4
22
Apr
17
40
Nov
17
3374 Jan
April
4974 Jan
2
8
6874 Jun
6074 Jan
2
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16% Sep
46% Mar
5
20% Dec
6
Jan
3
14%. Oct
21
14
12
20% Jan
11
14% Jan
2
7074 Dec
5
58% Jan
10
11074 Dec
45 % Dec
65% July 15
21% Jan 18
44% Jan
13
52 % Apr
Nov
1574Sep
23
25
6% Oct 22
18% Jan
43
Nov
2
14
10% Jan
23% May
51% Feb
18
48
21
30
39%
2
.
15% Apr
3
.
6% Jan
2
.
20% Jan
:
2
21% Dec
Janll
35% Jan
25
32% Jan
13
51% Jun
13
49% Jan
2
20% Jan
25% Dec 26
24% Jan
13
32
May 27
4974 July 17
46% Jan 10?
2874 Jan
2
33
2
11
45% Jan
8
30
Jan
10
1674 Nov 27
19% Feb
4
16% Jan
2
2
2574 Oct 22
29% Dec 23
33
Nov 26
2874 Dec
76 % Oct
26
4
81
,
Jan
34% Jan
70
17
Jan*
Nov
2
22
3474 Dec 31
12 74 Dec
92
Jan
31
1874 Jan
12
jan
3
674 Jan
65
Jan
4574 Apr 25
61
79% Nov 13
11% Dec 3o
94% Jan
July
19 74 Jan
10
7
28
47
8
4974 Apr 22
87.
Nov 26
12% Jan
2
14
17",a Dec 30
2674 July 15
4
98% Jan
15
8% Dec 11
11
11
1274 Apr
7274 Jan
7
19% Dec 24
35 % Jun
11
For
Nov
footnotes
see
page
26.
'
1774 Apr 17
85% Jan
2
974 Jan
9
10
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Co
6374
6372
65
66 y2
65
44
44 7a
4574
45 74
:
South Araer Gold. & Platinum
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5%
preferred
South Jersey Gas
South
Blc
-50
5
-—
Co
;
Porto Rico, Sugar common—5
Southern Pacific Co
Bouthern
78
40
11
T% Dec
3
9374 Oct 28
4
6774 Oct 13
92
Apr. 22
18% Nov 20
25% Dec
95
May
15
7
2
27% Oct
42% Jan
8
2074 Jun
2
79% Sep 24
31V4 Dec 17
30
4174
31
33%
4174
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41%
400
315 8
3374
30.900
'
35
-
-
2,300
100
35:
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60! 4
59%
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5974
60%
3674
36%
37
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34%
300
3474
43%
43
43%
6174
617s
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18,900
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10,925
6074
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3674
34%
3674
-
3774
18,100
437i
4374
60%
6174
60%
617s
6174
6174
5474
5574
5474
55
5474
55 74
18
iay8
1874
1874
1872
18y4
1874
18%
7274
*70%
7274
72
72
40
39%
39%
10,100
*22%
2274
200
55
18%
*70%
72%
*70%
7274
100
*70%
Service Co—1
38%
3874
38%
3874
*22 y8
2274
*227'8
2274
No par
5
5174
2
4374
60%
2
5174
44
1874
50c
25
33 7
5174
*33%
5474
1
7.000
77-4
33%
35
*
3974
397
22 y8
*2274
-
"
7
12,600
...774
31%
34
*8974
7%
.
5174
33
36%
10574
5,400
33%
31%
34
12,700
33 7»
7%
•
*4178
36 74
2574
3374
3274
-.
24%
4,700
4,500
4174
_
21,900
39.100
3174
34 Vs
2174
89.000
41%
36%
46%-
4774
4174
36 y8
66
45%
2174
4174
*3374
65%
2074
42,600
1087-4
4174
'
65%
47%
50
.
1974,
6574
21
49%
317 s
300
3,800
1974
'
47%
50
3174
900
2,800
2174
50
*34 74"
100
8
7.300
17 74
50
60 y8
.4,20% preferred,
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
:
Sperry Rand Corp common
$4.50 preferred.
8quare D Co
♦49
7%
■
3374
33
46%
67
'
2174
108%
-"
21%
8
7%
8
3374
4774
20%
2074
20%
46%
2074
60
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
1
Spar ton Corp
2.50
Spear & Co $5.50 pfd
No par
Spencer Chemical Co common
6
$4.50 preferred
Spiegel Inc common
7%
No par
20
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs
22 74 Oct 30
19%
32%
(Del)-—No par
Railway commonpreferred
Public
.
....
47%
43%
nen-cum
Southwestern
109%
109%
47^y»
43%
Feb
18
109
109
4374"
July 15
Dec
25
34
5
5%
20
2574
59%
9
62% NoV-20
21 Vi
25
34
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec-No par
Southern Natural Gas Co,
7.50
10974
30%
25
59%
Southern Go (The),
25%
207,«t
24% "
35
3
21%
20 74
59
5
45 74
25
*34
37% Dec
6574
45 74
20%
25
Edison
6574
4574
6474
39
46
67
65"8
20
47%
43,800
1974
24%
11074
29,
'
20 78
25
preferred---—
Southern California
10
31
9
82% Nov
60
Jan
May
Solar
621/8
6774
46 %
15.500
28
6574
62%,
109 74
1974
647i
19^,4
43%
5
3374c
1974
1974
:i-9%
66%
19%
67
5
21%
17%
2174
*66 74
6674
80.500
2174
1774"
2978
:
-.-1778
68
20%
Mf,
61%
15
1
,_1
46 7 «
67%.
1974
5
Socony Mobil Oil Go Inc
8
67
2074
4674
20
25
10
8mith Kline & French Labs
14
671/2
*38
1
;
(A
557'a Dec
.
3
Jan
*66%
Co
4474 Dec
8
2% Jan
2% Dec 31
& Steel-—.—No par
34% Dec
.*
10
40
46%
May 29
6174 Dec 17
13
Jan
38%
4674
28'A
29%
3874
46%
Smith-Douglass Co XhC——:
35
Sep 23
44% Sep 10
28%
38 74
15
4174 Dec
33'
29%
Q>) Corp___,
„—s
Smith-Corona Marchant Inc
18
1974'"19%
46%
17
10% July.
52
Smith
2074
•
38 >4
25
.
34 74 Nov
47% Jan 14
36% Sep 26
25% jan
7
.
__
24% Oct
7
19%
\
28%
Pattern
Sinclair Oil* Corp-:
Skelly Oil Co
72% Sep 30
46% Dec 19
2374 Oct 14
25
15% Jan
2
13
Feb
17%
1
-1
Co
Simplicity
1
17
25% Dec
83% Oct 22
r
•
21%
1774
—No par
Corp
Simmons
Simmonds Saw
10
6474 Dec
80% May 27
36% Sep 23
23% Oct
2
25% Apr-
Siegler
Signode Steel Strapping Co
5074 Nov 20.
21%
1774
50c
of. America-.
21%
1
Corp-—-.
Sheraton Corp
12% Jun
1974
33% Dec 30
Mfg
7%
2274
93
774
7
774
7
*89%
93
3874
*89
-•
74
*
59 %
60
8874
87'
18%
18
18%
25%
25%
93%
9374
21%
22%-'
22%-
77
77
7,674
28%
30
2974 > 30%
*93
■<'
-
2474
*93
94
22%
2274
7674
89
1774
25%
25
*76
'
.
60
*87
87
18%
60
597b..6078
8874
95
3074
77
a
a
22 74
774
*89%
95
•-5973
6074
*87
89
55
7
*89 74
59
*87
774
3,100
10
9,700
95
59%
3,700
"
89
80
17%
17 7 4
1774
17%
17,100
1874
24%
24%
24%
187,700
2574
2434
9374
9374
80
22%
22%
22%
2274
27,400
77 y2
76%
76%
*7674
3174
29%
30%
29V4
94
2274
*93
93%
78
30%
40
24,000
Volume
Number 5805
188
.
.
The Commercial anil Financial Chronicle
.
(2661)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
23
5% Nov
42% May
2
Oct
4
71
40% Jan
82% Feb
"
NEW YORK. STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
37% Jan
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
9
13
74
9% Jan
11
6
Highest
69% Dec
2
Aug 29
Jan
85% May
2
17% Nov
Monday
-
EXCHANGE
Standard Brands
19
$3.50
2
Inc
preferred
Pat
com—No par
No par
.
•
Dec. 16
Dec. 17
2"% Oct
3% May 22
22
43% Feb
12
23
3
Jan
Ex distribution
3% Nov 19
3
Standard Oil
59"% July 16
43% Feb
25
61% Nov
21
62% Jan
4
35% Feb
18
50
Nov
3
64%
67%
65%
67%
66%
68%
68%
69%
77%
77%
77%
77%
'77%
77%
78
77%
78
_1
14%
15%
15
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
14%
15%
3%
3%
3%
*3%
3%
3%
3i/a
3 Va
1,200
-6.25
58%
59%
58%
59%
58%
59%
57%
58%
58 '/4
59%
36,100
46
46%
46%
47%
46%
473/3
46%
47 Va
46%
46%
56,100
5
10
47 % Feb
21
42% Feb
24
60% Nov 12
58 % Nov 11
Standard
8
17
94% May 26
56%
57%
57%
124,100
55%
56
3%
"
47% Nov 13
68% July
40% Oct
22
62% Jun
84% Oct
30
94
Mar
11%-Dec
13
36% Dec
9% Nov 27
86% Sep
10% Jan
13
36
Oil of Indiana—
Standard Oil of New Jersey
3%%
Oil
25
—7
Ohio common—10
of
preferred series A
2
27% Dec
18
Standard
Jan
2
81
18
$1.60
convertible
Sep
3
convertible
Packaging Corp
Nov
4
Dec
32% Dec
18
$1.20
11% Dec
31
18% July 12
11% Nov 10
14
Jun
18
58 %
57%
57%
56%
57%
54%
54%
54%
55%
55%
89
89
89
89/%
55%
89%
*88
90
27%
26
26%
*88
22
14% Jan
2
18% Nov
6
57% Dec
23
18% May 27
85% May 21
57
Feb
7
74% May 19
54% Nov
4
83% July 12
13% Jan
2
59
Apr 23
10"% Jan
15
35% July 15
23
10% Nov 21
25%
26
'26
preferred
20
78%
78%
78
78
78
78
78
81
79
79
preferred-
20
.31%
31%,
31%
32%
1,600
4,400
13%
18,900
31%
31%
32
32%
32%
1
11Tb
12%
12%
12%
12%
13%
32%
13%
16%
17%
17
17%
17%
12%
17%
12%
5
17
17%
171/a
64%
65
66
69 %
66
66
67
67%
19
67%
92
92%
93
93%
93%
94
94%
96%
99
14 % Nov
20
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
1
14
14
*14
141/4
14%
14%
13%
13%
131/a
:
29% Jan
14
Dec
11
19
23% July 15
17% Jan
2
27 % Oct
22
17
41% Apr
29
Jan
2
45% Nov 12
Stewart-Warner
15% Dec
31
15% Jan
2
22
8
Stix Baer & Fuller Co__
10% Dec
31
23
18% May 15
19"% May 21
10% Jan
2
16% Oct
7
15% Nov
7
18% Mar
15% Jan
3
18% Nov
28
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common
5% prior preference—
33% Oct
22
37% Jan
2
60% Nov
12
Stone
_1
Jan
2
26% Dec
18
Storer
5
50
May 8
29% Apr 24
18% Dec 31
20
Dec
11
2% Jan
2
Oct
21
14
65% Dec
5
11
57% July 23
7
18% Nov
39 Ms Feb
15% Dec
15% Jan
2
26% Dec
2
.
2% Dec
30'
8% Apr
9
Dec
27
16% Jan
17
9
Apr
1
78
Dec
26
93
Feb
14
79
Jan
16
07 % Nov 26
82
Jun
3
59
Apr 24
20
20% July 26
29% May 16
24% Apr 11
28% Oct
22
38% Jan
65% Oct
29
74
6% Dec
30
15% Aug
16
Dec
1210
Jan
30
8
July 15
Corp
Sundstrand Mach
69
Jan
28% Dec
49%
51 %
47%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
7,400
42%
43%
42%
43%
42
42%
1,900
21%
21%
21
21
21%
21%
21%
21
21
1
X14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
*17%
17%
17%
17%
*17%
17%
17%
17%
171/a
58%
58 %
57%
58
57
57
56 y2
57'
26
26%
26
26%
26
26%
25%
26%
14%
1
14%
15%
14%
15%
14%
15 Va
14%
15%
1
—
64
04%
64%
65
64%
64%
64 y2
65 %
641/4
64%
5
25%
25% J
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
26
25%
26
11%
11%
11%
„1
*84
No par
61%
61%
61%
4,000
271/1
27%
78,400
23%
23%
24%
2,700
35%
35%.
35%
35%
35%
35 %
.35%
35%
!)1
91%
92%
93
94%
94 %
94%
95%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
1805
1820
*1805
38%
39 %
38%
39
26%
25%
25 %
*24%
26'/4
9% Jan
24
Sunshine
Biscuits
Inc
12.50
-
Mining Co
Superior Oil of Caliloi'iiia
Aug 11
7%.
_10c
25
1785
1820
Paper Co—
__5
America (The)—4.16%
3Ba»
39%
251 'a
25 "a
42% Jan
10
29% Jan
2
38% Aug 27
Swift
29% Dec
30
46% Jan
9
31% Jan
2
61% Dec
17
72
Dec
31
89
72% Jan
2
96% Dec
18
24
14
7% Jan
2
13% Aug
19
Symington Wayne Corp
20% May 17
18% Jan
8
8% Jan 11
18% Jan 31
3% Jan
8
9% Nov
17
9% Jan
2
20% Dec
19
35% Jan
2
58% Nov
21
36% Dec
200
34%
33%
34%
341/4
34%
34
34%
24,900
56%
57%
57%
61%
59
60%
59.
60 Vo
59,300
96%
96%
96%
96%
96
96%
96%
96%
1
11%
12
11%
12
lit)
12
11%
11%
11%
12
2!):,«
30%
30
30
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
I
1
2.50
ii
8%
8 Tii
18:,ii
18%
18%
(James)
.
Aircraft
it
87
33%
33%
%
8%
52 %
54
53%
34%
35%
35
35%
87%
88%
87 %,
89
33 %
31%
*53
53%
5
19%
8%
9
8%
9%
18%
8%
19
—25
Co
Texas
6,300
96%
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
9
381)
26%
57
j.
Corp.—
Corp
Tennessee Corp
16
260
1820
38y4
*24%
19%
ri'9%* 20%
51
53
52%
53%
9
20%
52
V.
35
35 %
35i/e
35%
35%
36
.87%
88%
80 V4
81%
86
87 '/a
.
310
13.900
2,000
(3,300
70,300
2,300
29,800
24,800
24,000
12
76% Jun
8
55% Feb
24
89
Dec
31
13
37
Gulf
31%
31%
31%
31%
30%
31%
30%
31
Jan
2
Aug
8
24% Nov 10
Texas
30
49% May
9
33
Jan 10
22% Jan
14% Dec
Texas
Gulf Sulphur ———No par
21%
22%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
22%
21%
22%
72,000
15% Feb
12
31 % Jun
19
26% Jan
2
86
1
Texas
Instruments Inc
1
75%
76%
74%
75 %
73 Vs
74%
73%
68
71%
22,900
Oct
22
40% Jun
4
24% Feb
25
39% Aug 22
Texas
Pacific
Coal
—10
36%.
36%
36%
36 7 it
36%
38%
71%
37%
38%
38%
391/a
33,900
Texas
Pacific
Land Trust—•
5% Oct
22
8% Mar 15
6% Jan
2
17
17%
17
17%
16%
17%
16%
17i/n
16%
167/a
4,700
54% Feb
24
26
15
Dec
s1805
39
9612
com
TelAutograph
Temco
38
16,700
56%
32 7
25
Talcott Inc
1820
1310
7 tii
7%
7.50
Co
-
5
1820
5,400
3,200
97
No par
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc
$4 preferred
6% Dec
8
9
&
*25
35%
35%
96 y2,
9
26% Nov 13
25'/4 Mar 18
87
,
"27%
Sutherland
11
61
2,900
7,900
11%
11%
*85
87
27%
Sweets Co of
60% Jan
11%
11%,
*85
23%
2
18
'
23 %
5
Dec
11%
87
27th
Dec
34
11%
*85
87
*85
225,400
5,600
62%
Sunshine
36 % Dec
11%?
87
-
62
42% Sep
rf>,
14%
27%
27
6
2,100
5,400
23
3
21
26%
23
3
8% Oct
56%
25%
62%
19% Jan
18% Feb
500
56%
1
Corp
:
Tool
6,600
17%
28%
31% Mar
<»-3% Dec 30
600
14%
22%
43% Jun
Apr
'
27%
27% Jan 29
May
.
62%
19% Dec
17
*21
23%
5
1865
52%
25%
43%
63%
19
25
51%
25%
42%
28%
Dec
Feb
52 %
25%
43 %
22%
97
1360
52
25%
43%
27%
27% Nov 13
27
20,000
52 tii
25%
62%
36% Dec
7
49%
51%
No par
14
6% Jan
1,100
20
Co
___———
30% Mar 19
13
13%
Sunray-Miil-Conl. Oil Co common
1
4%% preferred series A
;
25
5%% 2nd pl'd series of '55
30
15
23
25% Apr
Jan
230
3,700
5
Chemical Corp common
$4.50 series A preferred
Sun Oil Co
2
2
7,700
101
5
:
Sun
12% Aug 14
Nov 24
72
18
Mar 20
2000
2
20% Jan
22 % Aug
Broadcasting
Sunbeam
87
/
5
Corp
Webster
&
*65
15
& Co Iuc
Studebaker-Packard
20
42% Oct
Sterling Drug Inc
(J P)
36,800
17%
No par
10
Ry Equip Mfg Co
Stanley Warner Corp—
Stevens
200
26%
Dec
54
3.900
55%
SO
25%
16% Dec
15
55%
*88
26%
27% Dec
25% Feb
•
25%
Starrett Co (The) L S
Stauffer Chemical Co
101
57
6,200
460
33,400
1
com
Standard
13% Oct
*3'/a
57%
100
'
33%
Shares'
65%
■
r
California
of
the Week
Dec. 19
63%
Standard
v
Friday
Dec. 18
77 %
Standard Coil Products Co lnc_
28
-
Dec. 1.5
Standard Gas & Electric Co—
35% Dec
Sales for
v
Year 1957
Lowest
Dec
17% Dec
Producing Co„
&
Oil
Sub share ctfs ex-distribution
11
1
Oct
14
10
98% Jan
2
133
Nov
28
Texas
&
2
44% Jan
7
67
Dec
8
Texas
Utilities
2
9% Apr
21% Dec
16
160
9
Jan
15% Oct
11
21
Jan
3
17% Jan
21
26
Aug
28
15% Jan
3
2
24
1
Dec
Feb
25
38% Nov
21
Dec
16
101% Dec
19
13
Apr
2
28% Dec
1
41% Feb
25
73
Dec
15
81% Oct
8
90
May 20-
10% Jan
2
14% July 16
46
Oct
28
80
Alig
Jan
2
21% Nov
17
31
21
NOV
12
89% May
8
95% Apr 18
42% May 27
26
Feb 27
30
Dec
20
53% Jun
6
19% Dee 30
15% Dec 23
13
19 % Nov 21
20
46% Nov
123%
*1151/2
121
66
65%
65%
65 3a
65%
65i/2
6e
64%
64%
6,900
20%
21
20%
21%
21'%
2i%
20%
21%
20%
21%
81,100
23
23%
23%
24
23%
23%
23%
24
36%
36%
36 %
36%
35%
36
94%
89
94
36%
90%
36%
93%
94%
93
99%
27
27 %
22
13% Mar 20
12% Jan
56 %
42
Jan
_No par
5
Co
—1
15
,
'•
„
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc—
Common
i
1
5
preferred
4%
Oil
71%
*84
—100
——
22%
7
16% Dec
65% Dec
$1.20
•
Timken
preferred*
Roller
2
21% May 15
9% Oct
July
50
30
14
20% Jan
9
4
32% Nov
3
23% Jan 21
37
Feb
3
10% Jan
221«
22%
22%
44%
43%
44%
23
i
22%
15%
16%
15%
16 %
61
Jan
9
43
37% Jun
20
23% Feb 20
50% Sep
17
45
Feb
22
Jan
36% Dec
1
21% Jan
9% Dae
19
17.
Jan
14.
10% Jan
8
15% Jun. 16
32% Dee
27
50
Jan
2
32% Jan
6
38
19% Dec 20
2% Oct
;
17
30% Jun.
10% Jan
6
10
42 % Nov
Nov
15%-Oct
3% Jan
21
24
28
30% Jan
18
13% Jan
13
26% Oct
22
15%
16
62%
62y4
62%
30%
30%
21,700
No par
*27',2
28%
27%
27%
27%
27%
28i/4
28%
16%
15%
15%
39%
15%
15%
15%
161/4
15%
15%
Airlines Inc
10,200
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
5.4%
20%
.54%.
19,800
700
7,000
21
Coal Co common:——1
Preferred series A; (conv)——50
Tung-Spl Electric Co common-—1
5% conv pfd series of 1957——50
20th Century Fox Film—
1
Twin City Rap Transit com__Nq par
5% conv prior preferred—
50
Twin Coach Co—-—
i
*51 %
1
TXL^Oil Corp (The)
54%
33%
35%
54
54
38%
38%
-
16
16
54%
20%
21%
54%
*5iy2
35%
36%
55
;
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37%
55%
36
35%
J
55%
38;
37%
38%
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^
12%
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12
11%
11%
41%
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37%
36%
36%
13%
12%
13
12%
12%
21%
22%
21%
22%
»
21%
22%
-
1
5A%
21%
-.
*51%
1 351/4
53
35%
36
20%
35%
55%
11%
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...
37%
6,600
55%
36%
11%
11%
39
*36
500
54
37%
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36%
13%
11%
20%
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54
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55%
28%
54%
54%
21%
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•
12% NOV 14 *
7,900
21%
16 Va
30%
'
16
55% Dec
3
2
44%
21
61%
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*
Oct
43
22
44%
22%
30%
38%
30
21%
45
62
21
41 '/a Oct
22
44%
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22 Vo
30%
39%
7
21%
45%
61
55%
21%
Apr
25% Nov 17
53
Oct 13
20,100
10,100
30%
38%
58
2
17
21% Dee 30
27% Jan
851/4
62
*54%
1
16% Jul
14,200
70%
23%
30%
62
Tri-Continental Corp common
1
$2.70 preferred---v
—.—50
40% Nov
52% Oct
3
22%
30%
f
11
2
29
68%
*84
62
5
Jan
34% July 16
57
.,
30%
Trans
31% Jan
.
.
85%
23
700
27
62
30
24
5,100
50,800
27
26%
71%
36 Va
101»/4
23%
15%
17% Oct
30
21
;
2i%
23 Va
35%
971/a
30%,
Transiie & Williams Steel
World
70
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3,400
23 Ve
,
8,500
8,900
1,500
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.
71%
23%
43%
22%
; 26%
85%
70%
22%
21%
23 %
23%
2
16% Dec
Oct
22%
27%
„
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85%
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23
*27
27.J
73
71
73
85%
15%
i48?% Jun
26
^27,^
22%,
22
Transamerica Corp_
23% Dec
,
43%
25
*
Bearing-.
Tishman Realty &
15
15
10
common*
123%
'
T
21
Mfg Co
Chemical
Thompson (J R>_
14
26% Dec
Oct
Glass
200
115
123%
65%
No par
Construction-—1
Toledo Edison Co (The)
—5
TTarie Co (The)
2
2
2
Oct
common
conv preferred
Thatcher
Thiokol
115
114%
50c
Co
Tidewater
Jan
12
Inc
Ry
Co
28% Aug
5
25% Apr 18
16% Jan
36
July 22
$1.25
16
22
89
Textron,
123
*113
lOp
No par
'
Pacific
4
49% May
21% Jan
87% Nov 13
38% Jan
31%
12%
11%
120
39
13%
13%
21%
.*36
17,700
5,700
22%
r
13%
13,200
21%
22%
28.30Q
u
*
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*
12% Dec 24
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26% Oct '22
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24% Oct
22
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Dec 10
16% Apr
29
9% Jill)
12% Jan
2
124% July 10
29% Mar 10
21
92
Sep
81% Feb
78%'Sep- 10
89% Feb
7
40
Dec
23
24
Oct
21
64 % Jun
31% Jan
7% Nov
.
6
24% Nov 22
-
9% Mar
31
Apr
5
40% Jan
8
24 % Jan
4
2
20% Dec 23
18% Oct 22
33% May 16
4
43% Jan
48
90% Jan.
101
77
; 15
Dec
19
Oct
14
152
Jan
Oot
10
115
Jan
Dec 17
25% Oct 22
86
%
Aug 22
18% Dec 30
44
Oct
38
No* 26
22
6% Oct 28
22% Dec
4
2
14
2
8
-
124%
124%
124%
123%
31%
31
31%
31%
31%
31%
124%
31%
94
94%
93
93%
93
93
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74
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10
94
Apr
54% Jun
36% Dec
16
Jan
31
143
Aug
Jan
2
108
Aug
2
27%.Dec
8
5
32% Sep
45
JaD
2
79% Oct
7
May 21
6% Jan
g
45% Dec
48% Dec
16
23
3
35
1
76% Jul*
Nov
11
Jan
20% Oct
22
34% July 16
211
57% Dec
II
51% Api
li
69% Dec
65% Jai
Ja'
3% Dec
14'
Am
*
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Electric Coal Cos
—
4
12
153
Sep 23
4% Dee 18
99% Dec
11
171% May 22
Corp
Merch & Mfrs foe
United. Park City.Mines Co
United
4%$ .preferred
U
S
&
Foreign Securities
U F: Fteigh!
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—
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Co common.
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Gypsum
6,900
21
21
21
21
21
21
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29%
29%
60
99%
29%
29%
29
29%
60%
60
61
60
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61%
140
140
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101
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102
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27%
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28
98
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72
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71%
72 Ye
45
45
45
45
45%
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8%
8%
8%
8%
31%
31%
8%
8%
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32
8%
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30%
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30%
15%
16
16
40
40%
39%
40%
39%
39%
37%
38%
37%
38%
37%
38%
38
38%
48
48%
48%
48%
48%
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16
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16
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16
16
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16
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10
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16%
17%
16%
17
16%
16%
16%
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17
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16%
17
16%
17
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44%
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34
34
34
44
44%
43%
44%
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55%
56
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98%
33%
15%
16
39Mi
40
87,500
39
17
20,100
1,000
4,900
30,200
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39,200
158
38%
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-
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1%
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1%
1%
45%
45%
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46 y4
47
34
34
33%
33 y4
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42%
44
43
44%
43%
44%
80
80
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4,800
34
82
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•
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900
20,500
200
81%
33
33%
33%
33%
33
33%
32%
33 Va
54%
55
54%
54%
53%
56
51%
54%
2,900
6,000
5%
07,100
101%
8,400
80
3%
•
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16
39%
81%
80
80
X33%
,
11,100
15%
39%
45
1%
45
100
1
4
10f
1%
*
300
31%
16
1%
2,200
6,500
25%
71%
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1,000
9,300
7,600
27%
'•
68%
seta
12,100
34,300
143
99%
100
1
(Del)-
United Greenfield Corp
2
6
35%
*94%
U S Borax & Chemical Corp
37% Oct
34%
.No par
48% Jan
90
34%
America—JTd par
33% Apt
Dec
34
24%
47% Sep 19
37% May 20
78
34%
27%
2
26 % Jai
5
43,900
34%
24%
(The)—1
United 8boe'Mach common———25
6%.;. preferred25
39-*« Jut
34,200
46,200
9Mi
27 y4
2% Oct 21
89% Dec 31
36%
8%
27%
3
22
45%
36%
9%
'24%
:
25% Oct
44%
36%
87/a
-
24%
.United Industrial
75% Nov 12
45%
36%
9
27%
17% Dec 12
8
44%
36%
8%
24%
18%: Nov 21
29
45'A
36%
27%
32% Oct 29
Dec
40
84
24%
2
Jai
*83
27%
2
32
84
27%
il Jan
39 % &ei
39
13
*83
25%
5% Jai.
1% Jan
30% Sep
16% Oct
73
100%
68
%
230
73
44%
-
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98
680
«
73%
73
27%
27%.
13,000
82%
100%
24%
10% Jan
15% Jai
29%
62%
143
16,900
*74
25%
United Gas Corp
10
United., Gas Improvement Co—13%
2
61%
40%
27%
United Fruit Co
34% Joi
29%
*125
82%
*74
40
101%
50% Aug 28
8
63%
401%
124
25%
27%
40% Dec
United
29%
143
41
125 y4
101%
Board & Carton Corp——10
United Carbon CO——~
No par
United-Carr Fastener (Del)-,..
5
United Corp
62 %
15%
2
30% Dec
of
29%
*125
*29%
2
~
20%
5
34% Jan
11% May 16
:
20%
Foundry——8
No par
27%Jan.
it Deo 31
21
United Engineering as
38% May
6% Jan
8%
United
19
33% Deo 30.
30
36%
20%
8% Nov 18
34% Nov 21
16% Oct 13
2
Oct~2i
45%
36 %
34%
,
$4.50 preferred-
15
"
2
5
45%
34%
Tank Car. Co
United Biscuit
37
Apr 15
100% Mar 12
10
11% Jan
10% Dec
45%
35%
Air Lines Iiic—
United <Aircrdft Corp common
8
27
19
84%
45
-10
United
Oct
38 y« Feb
84%
5
10
6
4% convertible preferred——100
4ft„'(ser of 1956).conv pfd—100
United Artists Corp
——1
8
91
84%
84%
Union'Twist Drill Co—;
6
15% Jan
•73%
34%
Union
111
72%
No par
8
69% Aug
72%
72%
8%
34%
preferred
3'6%Dec
24 Mi. Feb
33% Nov
41
8%
4%*' non-cum
2
2
40%
—10
Pacific RE Co common
26% Jan
2
41%
123
36%
8%
Union
18
2
40%
*
9% Dec
52% Jan
•
—25
California
of
10
No par
series;
preferred $4 series—i
Union. Oil
9%
No par
Preferred $3.50
8
18% May
21% Jan
9
'
24
2
;
25
13
22% Jan
33% Oct 28
-
,
Apr 29
Paper CorpE—6%
Corp——
No par
Co common——10
Preferred $4.50 series—
No par
Preferred $3.70 series
No par
Apr
36
19,200
6,100
31%
Jan
8
.
6,600
18,100
10%
123 %
11
17
40%
10%
221/4
9%
»
31%
25 Mi Dee
.
«
31%
91
35% Jat
10%
10%
121%
18% Jan 11
47% Jan
9
11% Dec 24
21%
97/a
Unioh Bag-camp
19
7% May 20
10%
21%
10
Union' Electric
Apr 15
46%
»10%
22%
Union Carbide
27% May 16
71% Jun 13
8
10%
20
Utfiou
Mar 24
27% Nov 26
Jl
10%
21%
17
81
31 % D«*
11
22%
Nov
84
4
25% July 22
100
10%
22%
9%
40%
44
5
70% Sep
80% Nov
11
22%
Corp
10%
21%
10%
21%
underwood
32% July 18
103% Jun 23
15
24
19
1
;
No par
Asbestos & Rubber Co
5
(The)
Corp
125 % Dec
2
Jan
82
2
Aug 20
27% Jan
4
11
1.0 %■ Dec
■
5% Jan
2
30% Mar 25
83% Apr 17
100% Jan
79% Jan
68
1'2% Feb
23% Dec
19
33% Jun 26
8% Apr 11
"37% July 22
Udylite
97%
157
99
157
98%
♦157
102
99
158
*157
4%
' 100%
158
4y4
*100
*157
158
.
..
40
25
26
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2662)
.
Monday, December 22, 1958
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Rangelor Previou»
Range Since Jan.
1957
Year
Highest
Lowest
5% Oct
22
17% Jan
Dec
31
36
24
8
Nov
37
8
;
8%
27%
26%
27%
30%
10
5
..-10
U S Plywood Corp common—i
1
3%% preferred series A—
100
3%# preferred series Ba.
100
*8%
30%.
30%
,8%
8%
preferred
4%%
8%
27%
89%
40%
42
x40%
T7%
*74 :"::
19
Sep 15
82
Jan
3
31% Apr
7
1
1
22
29
31
Apr 14
154
v
87
158% Jun
41
Jun
6% Jan
2
30% Oct 22
39
Apr
3
4
Feb
158
57
P'J
Oct
25
Dec
2
3
20
9
Sep
6
May 7
14% July 10
47
24
Dec
20
7
40
Oct
23
Oct
45% Jan
29
25
Dec
81
124
Oct
Mar
84
il
76% Dec
30
10
Dec
17
11
Dec
97
v
124
11% Oct
11
21
111
78% Jun
20
23% Jan
.C.
.—100
36 7
1
May
22
Oct
101
Oct
"Dec
"83
113
3
7
88
3074
30%
37% July 11
8
10% Oct
29
11
Jan
2
10% Dec
11
12% May 24
20% Aug 12
9% Jan
2
Jan
3
21% Aug 12
Jan
div partic
6%
9
17% Oct
29
18% Oct
3
30
5%
Nov
13
5%%
89
3274
33
*8074
Materials
Vulcan
Co
convertible
96% Nov
00% May 20
72% Feb
24
Wabash RR
Oct
20
«oc-
; % #76%
77%
36%
.
9%
37%
37%
53
.53
1
154
26%
28
75
81 :l
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91
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34
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7
81
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19
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79%
80
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39
40%
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40
10674
107
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a
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13
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37
13
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13
13
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13
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13
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107
107
85
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100
prelerred
77%
9%
4074
10
Wagner Electric Corp.—
6%%
24
9%
8014
100
13
Jan
84
-'110
8%
18 V;
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80
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—
2,500
88
8%
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preferred
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10
91
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81
1874
$4.12 preferred^
Virginian Ry Co common.-
13% Dec
14% Jan 20
in
6%
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21%-.
30%;
9%
10
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No par
com,.
$4.20 preferred
_.',v
May 13
42% Nov 20
,
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93 7a
14%
6%
24
6%
974
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10%
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5
Virginia Elec & Pwr Co com
8
$5 preferred
.-—100
$4.04 preferred
:
100
1
95
19
74
17
.99% Apr
17
Oct
24 % Apr
24 % Dec
6%
May 20
90% July
12
85% Dec
Mar 13
40% Dec
8
Aug 29
Chemical
'
10
30%
100
prelerred
'
107a
2174
—
*_i4%f
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37%
36
37
21%:
9174
14
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34% / 35
34%
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81
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10
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\
152'/a
135
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1972
General
92
82
6
Feb-Aup
Consolidated Railroads of
Consumers Power
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St
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'
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1983
89 Va
10
1973
Jan
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-
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a
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.
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1968—2
1979
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-
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86%
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1976
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.
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4
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1986
80
100%
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94
85%
84% '
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109
1981
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169%
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Mar-Sept
Telephone 4s conv -debs 1971
Map-No*
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82
87
—..June-Bee
1976.1
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100
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.
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93
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77
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—
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,
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32
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debentures 1977.
90
87
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debentures
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8234
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1984
ref
&
,
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Apr-Oct
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1988
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debentures
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■
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3s
r
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1
79
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83
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1986
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1982.Mar-Sept
95
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'
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,
349
85
81 Va
—.—..April-Oct
A
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Jan-July
General
York—
ser
97%
92%
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3%'s debs 1976..!
Map-Nov
General Foods Corp 3%s -debs 1976
Jan-July
,
159
90
Gen
101'/a
119
97
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2%s
mtge
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1
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Edison of New
84
Gardner-Denver 4JAs conv debs 1976—-—April-Oct
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Mar-Sept
ldS'/a
103%
8
%
100
113
113
•
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90
Mar-Sept
Foremost Dairies Inc 4%s 1980
Fort Worth & Oenver Ry Co 4%s
106 VA
99%
154% 159
sinking fund debentures 1999——"_:ApriZ-Oct
2%s
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i
4;
division first mortgage
conv
AFirst
98
95%
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101 % 101 Va
-
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income
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1977..
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99
:
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-
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conv
1977
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-
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(N Y)
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Firestone
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100
97%
101 %
■
90%
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May-Woo
Jan-JuZp
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4
& Fuel Associates
subord
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7
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1970—.May-Sept
95
-
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82 '/a
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"
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92
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1964^.
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1
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3%s
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Fansteel
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1987—'
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Gas
Ohio
98'/a
102
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;
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4Vbs
Inc
Co
mortgage
A 5s
103%
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-r
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1961
1982
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,
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4
•
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1982
debs
conv
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96
97Va
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1981
1982
South
&
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.
,
79
IZ
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debentures
debs
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mortgage
5s
4
•
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<
96
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—
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Columbus
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subordinated
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%_
94
(
1977—.*—
99%
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60
82
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1978
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1961
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1981
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5s
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97 Va
59%
84 Va
93%
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6
,
3%s
4%s
1995
3
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1
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,
%-
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:
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1979
D
Chemical
1st
63
8
89
53
Erie Railroad Co—
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81%
'87'/a
611/2
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G0%
1975
60
Paso & Southwestern first 5s 1965.
ApriZ-Oct
5s stamped 1965
ApriZ-Oct
Energy Supply Schwaben Trie 5Vis 1973—Jan-July
81%
__1*_'__ June-Dec
54
71 Vi
59%
('15
60%
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gold 4s
Tunnel
&
debentures
Eastern
/ 76
65
1991_Jan-j7dj/
1975
B
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1995
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-
3s debentures series A
serie
f
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95
1990-May-Nou
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Mar-Sept
3s
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1980
81 >/a
4%s
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Iron
51
70
first cons gold 5s 1995_Jan-Julp
Eastern Ry 3%s 1970..
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73
1961—April-Oct
1977
-Jan-July
72
37%
*
70
gtd 4Vis
Corp
Columbia Gas System Inc—
debentures
1984
O
90%
!
64%
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Feb-Aug
..^.Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
—June-Ocf
1st
mtge
374s
1993
Cleveland Short Line first
Fuel
N
first
4s
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s
1st
90
70%
2%Sa 1985.
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Mack
gold
1969
General mtge inc 4%s ser A Jan
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First mortgage 3%s 1986.
1st mtge 3s 1989
991/a
'95
-
May-Nov '
mortgage 2%s .1979.:
1st mortgage 3%s 1983
105%.
83% V 91%
69 Va
1982
95%
Map-Nov
i
1st
100%
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15
June-Dec
4s
Illuminating 3s 1970!!
First mortgage 3s
First Mortgage
73 V4
4
1977—Jan-July
97 Va
1982__May-Sept
Mar-Sept
trust 4s
St Louis Division first coll
Cleveland Electric
1st
97
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1985
1976
series
Elgin
73 V4
...June-Dec
Refunding and impt 4 Vis series E
ser
3 %s
103 Va
92
90
1985
1971___.—
27/sS
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88 Va
100
,
100%
97
Map-Nov
1970
debentures
debs
ref
3s
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40
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H
K
ser
ref
Dresser
100 V*
68
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3%s
&
Dow
81
203
•
94%
87
1980
ser J
&
5s
105
80%
5
1985
•
88%
Vb
40
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1973
4s conv subord debentures
V
91
81
__
98%
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc—
101%
81%
■'
87%
92 %
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 2%s ser B
1976_Mar^Sept
Diamond Gardner Corp 4s debs 1983
Apr-Oct
96%
.
1969—Feb-Aug
series
convertible
Second
62%
92%
'
96 V
Terminal—•
First mortgage gtd 3%s series E
3s
conv
*
,
ref
&
Detroit &
67 Vt
57
B
ser
3s
2%s
Gen
93 Va >100
3
•
94
107%
98%
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3%s
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57
12
84 Va
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tr
Gen & ref mtge 2%s
Detroit
3
.
95%
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Rio
3V4s
,
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coll
Edison
Gen
78 Va
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99%
11
>
62%
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v
-
series
&
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A
ser
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: 78
78
Id
6614
...
&
Detroit
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75
85
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May 1 2042
Gen
102% 103
88
104
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1973__Map-Nov
Denver & Salt Lake Income
mortgage (3%
fixed 1%
contingent interest) 1993
61% I 65%
2
'
C
(3% fixed
contingent interest)
1993
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69
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92
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-
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88
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51
343
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series
mtge & coll tr 4%s
Denver
•
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—Feb-Aug
Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern Ry—
J
First .and refunding mtge 23/4S-4V/4S 1994_Jan-July
»
56
80
-
4-6s
125
86
T06
Mar-Sept
1st mtge & coll tr 3Vss 1984—Map-Nov
1st mtge & coll tr 3%s 1988.1
:
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58
3
a
79"
1980
1st
79
9
53!
63%
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1995
1st
Delaware
103 V*
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57 Va
,
M
106%
98 %.
due 1993
Pennsylvania Division—
V
1st mtge & coll tr 5s
71%
71%
43 Va
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR—
.
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3
78
68'/a
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First
1
25
:
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Jan
97
22
2019—April
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A Jan
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B
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1
.:
.
&
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82
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57%
Jan-July
refund
mortgage
53 Va
57%
and
Alncome
Morris
10
36%
,
90 %'
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York Lackawanna & Western Div
87
29'/a
98%
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New
37
25
280
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29'/a
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;
extended
4s
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,
36'/a
93
82
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20
25
123 Va
82
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;
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1
Feb-Aug '
Mar-Sept
1905
1977.J
debs
87
80
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2003
Jan
&
Collateral trust
8
70%
78
debentures
subord
122
May-Nov
2%s debentiures
4VaS
Delaware
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Co
April-Oct
—
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&
5s
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5
100% 100%
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Mar-Sept "
Low
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100%
Range Since
Jan. 1
No.
20
25
Bonds
Sold
27
"11
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1982
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20
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1977
1984
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,
70
97 V 2
mortgage
3VaS
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-
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«-
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-
debs
conv
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87
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry^—
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96
85
l.l__May-Nov
4VaS Jan 1
mtge
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4%s
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82% 4 94
10
44
98
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100
1970
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•
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,
5s 1982
4s sorie,s
Western
inc
AGeneral
Jan
5
""
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mortgage inc conv 5s 1997_
April
First mortgage 3%s' series B 1985—.ll.Map-Nov
debs
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AGeneral
Chicago & Erie
.
-
10
a
94
c—
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95%
93% ' 95%
96
Va
series B
Publishing Co 6s debs 1986
Inc
*
June-Dec
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s 1975
93 %
..
85
93
Alst lien & ref 4s
91%
90 Va
20
84 Va
«
85
consol
90
93
-
95 Va
103 Va 103 V
1970.
Daystrom
94*
95
95 "2
1992l__Mar-Sept
Chicago & Eastern 111 RR—
income
-
series A
ACurtis
93'/a
Friday's
Bid & Asked
June-Bee
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45%
'
or
20
Jan-July
]
Week's Rang*
Last
Sale Price
Low
mortgage 4s June 30 1970
Imp & equip 4s 1970
A
70
85
90V2
093
,Lx..Jan-July
f
1st & ref mtge 3s 1990—
__„_____l_'_::_Feb-Aug
1st & ref mtge 4%s 1978;.
s
Feb-Aug
A5s
85
38%
15
Period
Alst
82
60
442
•«
,
•
V
17
86
Interest
Cuba RR—
High
'73
83
43
85
gold 4s T969__l__Jan-July
Second consolidated' gold 4s 1989-"_l__Jan-July
Chicago Burlington & Qipncy RR—
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First and refunding mortgage
,2%s 1970—Feb-Aup
-
Low
•
6
69
.
43
impt M V3%s series H 19731_June-Dec
div'first
No.
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
76
85
Refund and impt M 3%s series D 1996__May-Nov
Refund and impt M 3VaS series E 1996—Feb-Aup
Refund and
Sold
90
68
B
3%s -debentures 1981.* J—
DECEMBER 19
ENDED
Range Since
,
"
First
Bonds
tllgXl
76
'83
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.
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Bid & Asked
v
mortgage 4Vas series A Jan 1 "2020—May
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May
Central RR Co. of N J 3VSs 1987
—-Jan-July
Central New York Power 3s 1974
April-Get
WEEK
FOR
Week's-JRange
Last
Sale Price
1978.^
Apr-Oct
Jan-July
J an-July
——Jan-July
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
Jan-JuZp
—J an-July
108%
•
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102
97
109
102 */4
110
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102
—
95
103%
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5
103
110%
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, December 22, 1958
.
(2666)
30
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
RANGE
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock
Last
Exchange
or
Sale Prico
Period
Bid 8c Asked
3%s
20%
1980
i debentures
s
Indianapolis Union Ry 2%s ser
Inland Steel Co 3%s debs 1972
18
85%
85'A
13
83%
93%
85%
87
-85
85%
87%
"87
90
90
-
77
SOY*
77
83
82
78 'A
78%
Mar-Sept
—
78 %
99%
92%
-87
;
_
Jan-Jojy
—
90
10
103%
26
104%
48
86%
96%
856
110%
175%
88%
Mor-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
I-T-E Circuit Breaker 4%s conv 1982
April-Oct
Jamestown Franklin <5 Clear 1st 4s 1959—June-Dee
Jersey Central Power & Light 2%s 1976—Mor-Sept
Joy Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975
Mor-Sept
Kanawha & Michigan Ry 4s 1990
Apr-Oct
Kansas City Power & Light 2%s 1976
June-Deo
Kansas City Southern Ry. 3%s ser C 1984_june-Dec
Karstadt (Rudolph) 4y2s- debs adj 1963
Jan-July
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Jan-July
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4%s 1961—Jan-July
Stamped 1961
Jan-July
3 Vis s f debentures
series A 1977
s
Plain
1961
1961
98 y*
92%
120
115
106
95%
26
80
80
89
92%
89
-75%
73
75
-83%
683%
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88
88
93
80%
90%
83
88
93
90
97%
N
89%
-
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92%.
N
40
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90
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;.
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91
94%
4
97
96'A
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1%
69%
ref 5s stamped
1st
ret
It
Da
stamped
1964
1974
2
70'A
.
64
1
-
72
75'A
96
79
Lone Star Gas 4%s debs 1982
75%
80
81%
5
70%
70%
71%
0 -
82
3s
debentures
1976.
!
1
49 Ya
58'A
60%
>
1
48%
33'A
35
'
68
25%
38%
36
36
37
25
28
43
40
40
41%
8
30
46%
73%
73%
1
3%s debentures 1978—
Louisville & Nashville RR—
71
100
133
97
•r-
96
92
95
94%
n
a
5
a.
•"
1
87%
/
87%
s
s
■
April-Oct
First & refund mtge 2788 ser G 2003
April-Oct
First & refund mtge 3%s ser H 2003—April-Oct
.
3
85
First & refund mtge 3%s ser I 2003——April-Oct
:
99y*
76
'H;
2
78
87%
78%
72
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—m
82
87
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'
'
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mm
74
—
78
"70
'm-Jm
"106%
debs
97%
1968—Mar-Scpf
1972—May-Nov
Feb-Aug
Maine Central RR 5%s 1978
Feb-Aug
Manila RR (Southern Lines) 4s 1959
Moy-Nov
May Dept Stores 2%s debentures 1972
Jan-July
3 %s s f debentures 1980
Mor-Sept
May Stores Realty Corp—
Gen mtge 5s s f series 1977
Feb-Aug
McDermott (J Ray) 8s Co—
Macy (R H)
5s conv subord debs 1972
McKesson fc RobbinB 3%s debs 1973
97%
96%
57
3s
Jan
116
85
97%
87%
116
121
92%
103%
81
86
87
122%
2
82
75
85
-
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89
93
--
;
r~..
106
09
109
121
86
106
8
90
.
95
71%
91
—
.
Feb-Auy
Mor-Sept
l04l/2
90
90
90
Jan -July
85*4
85
87
103% 105 'A
conv
subord debs
First
1997
4s
:
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 27/ss 1974._May-Nov
First mortgage 2%s 1980____
Feb-Aug
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3yas 1988
April-Oct
4%s debentures 1991
4s
mortgage
3.10s
s
s
f.
debentures
f debentures
1976
"82 V*
•-
First
>
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85%
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t
79%
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97
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100
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1972
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86
86
5
97
105
F M A N
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83%
57%
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...
66
-
75%
•
74%
11
16
50
24
52
87
21
67
59
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3%s
98
98
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—April-Oct
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Mortgage 4s series A 2043
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3%s
100
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New Jersey Junction RR gtd first 4s 1986—Feb-Aug
New Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
Mar-Sept
135% 237
89
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—
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101%
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New
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Low
Mor-Sept
1974
debentures
3s
88%
or
Bid 8c Asked
N Y Central & Hudson River RR—
7-
Harvester
25%
79%
"77
....
—
3.20s series I 1982
1st mortgage 3%s secies J 1981
1st mtge 4%$ ser K 1987
Credit Corp 4%s debs ser A
78'A
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1st mortgage
International
21%
78
—Mar-Sept
Jon-July
O 1986
June-Dec
mtge 3%s series H 1989
1st
55%
37%
12 V*
76%
196
54
a
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
Period
New England Tel & Tel Co—
-j
:
First guaranteed 4y2S series B 1961—__Moy-Nov
3s debentures 1982
April-Oct
High
Low
NO.
Week's
Friday
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock
,
"85
1979—May-Noc
1979
May -Nov
Consol mortgage 3%s series C 1974May-Nop
Consol mortgage 3%s series F 1984.
Jon-July
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-i.~Feb-Auy
ENDED DECEMBER 19
Since
Jan. 1
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52 *
54
20%
78
mortgage 3%s series B
Consol
Range
Bonds
Friday's
Low
1957—Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1981—Jan-July
June-Deo
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5 A Adjusted, income 5s Feb 1957—
Illinois Bell Telephone 2%s series A
First mortgage 3s series B 1978
111 Cent RR consol mtge 3%s ser A
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BONDS
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Quaker
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101
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Reading Co first & ref 3'/as series D 1995-May-Nov
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93
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92
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123
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125
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Skelly Oil 2%s debentures 1965
April-Oct
87
Jan-July
98%
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June-Dec
81%
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125
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3s
debentures
1979
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debentures
3'As
106%
121
96
Jan -July
91
Indiana
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debentures
Pacific
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1986
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mortgage
2%s
series
F
1996
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mortgage 2 'As series G 1961
First
mtge 5%s series H 1983
Southern
Ry first consol gold
mtge coll tr 4%s 1988
1st
Memphis div first
5s
3%s
Spokane
Standard
93
99%
Whirlpool Corp 3'As s f debs 1980
Wilson & Co 4'As debs 1978
Winston-Salem S B first 4s I960—
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93%
101
86
95%
Wisconsin Central
84
100%
1
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84
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1
73%
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April-Oct
18
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v-pWrir °nw»r
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Wisconsin Public Sevice 3'As
97%
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104
114
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included
104 »/a
not
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75
86
—
85
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91
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95
147
68
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109
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included
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f
RECORD
YEARLY
following extensive list we furnish a complete Teport of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
to include every security vyhether "
and ending Friday, Dec. 19. It is compiled from the
report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended
;jn the
Dec; 15
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stdi^k or bond in which any dealings have occurred during current
^
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96%
88
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
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1967
68
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series A 2004
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4'As
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65
96'A
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gold
Coil Products
f
72 '
96'A
—
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Standard, Oil of California 4%s 1983
'
Mar-,Sept
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
May-Wow
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1975
91%
Jan-July
3%s debentures 1983—.
A
debs
conv
88
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101%
—
;
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2361
66
Jan-July/'
1994
first 4s guaranteed
95%
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103%
a
172%- 172%
2000—Feb-Aug
3Vis
98%
April-Oct
1996
Southwestern Bel Tel 2%s debs 1985
gold
94%
Jan-July
gold 5s
gtd
1970
mortgage 3Vis series D 1967
First
Gen
mortgage
ref
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C
64%
142
Southern Pacific RR CoFirst
first
RR
97-%
92
46
—
April
series A Jan 1981
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
140
55
140'A 140'A
941
98'3 106%
97% 104%
62
99
.
f
registered 2361
Jan-July
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3'As series C 1979.
April-Oct
5'As debentures 1982
Jan-July
Western Pacific RR Co 3'As ser A 1981
Jan-July
5s income debentures
1984
May
94'/8
78
:
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98.
98
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96
21
81%
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94%
May-Nov,
81%
81%
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10
;
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103%
%
MO
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99% 100
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100
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2
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96
4s
Co—
1969
1981
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5
77
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96
1969_——June-Dec
Mar-6'ept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
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90
■*
93%
98%
.
29
92
96
Western
;
1973. June-Dec
(Oregon Lines) A 1977
4%sf
83 %
77
1
99%
120
91
-
86 %
83%
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conv
First 4'As
Gold
—
77
Jan-July
Ry 2%s 1994
Gold
4%s
—
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Jan-July' '
.
California Edison Co—
Southern Natural Gas
*100 VA
April-Oct
;
11
90
1976——
1978—
F
Shore
West
99%
79%
& Telegraph Co—
1987
convertible
Southern
1963
1985
2%s debentures
Southern
1976—
.
'
90%-
92
84
81%
70
<
*—
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As 1967_Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—.May-Nov
West Penn Electric 3'As 1974
*
May-WowWest Penn Power 3'As series I 1966
Jan-July
'
2%s
86
72 Va
119
mtge income 4%s series B Jan 199ii—^^»xl
mortgage 3V4s series B 1971—;—Feb-Nov
Warren
Shamrock Oil :&
Shell
86%
94%
■>
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
Gen mtge 4%s 1983
Mar-Sept •
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
Man-Nov
First lieii and ref mtge 3%s ser O 1973-April-Oct -1st lien & ref 4s ser F-1983
————May-Nov
Gs subord income debs 2008
Feb-Aug
Gen
105%
107%
:
86
83%
36%
Wabash RR Co—
108%
97%
107
*86
1983—
Feb-Aug
f debs 1982—-April-Oct
s
s
88%
5
America—
debs
Gen mtge 4s income
Jan-July
Pipe Line 3.20s
88%
May-Nov
4%s
91
87
88%
Feb-Aug
1977
Co
82
89
; .
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93"%
10
72
99'/a
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101%
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84%
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120
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1982
&
77
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June-Dec
___
1972
debs
debentures
^5s
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——
■•
85
»
First and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
1st & ref M 3'As ser J 1982—^
April-Oct
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103
—
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■
85
.
82
s
91
,
93
97 %
series
3s
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85
85
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of
Corp
4%s conv-subord
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1974
Sears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
6
2
90
96
95%
-82
June-Dec
1951—JUtie-Dec
June-Dec
1968
3%s conv subord debentures
98%
"
Mar-Sept
& Sons 2'As
(Jos E)
-
101%
87
3
86
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1977-
debentures
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1983
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94%
10
96
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88
96
95%
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Jan-July
sinking fund mtge ser O
76
68%
64%
4s debs
89
124'%
106%
.'5
*95%
Jan-July
1967
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Co—
debentures
,
§A3%s assented series A 1947——-—Jan-July
§A6%s 8inking fund mtge series A 1951_June-Dec
/(
72
"
1st. mtge .3s
i *
91%
/
69
97%
1989—May-Wow
Scott-Paper.'3s conv debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
Scoyilj Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
Jan-July
Line
89%
,
53
90'A
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Scioto V & New England rlst gtd 4s
Air
,
77
1
89
■,
83
.
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90 Vs
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1968_June-Dec
•
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124%
83
.
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68%
69
'
first
gold 4s
St Paul Unionr Depot 3'As B 1971
Seaboard
20
Ry—
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
St Paul & Duluth
88
122
122 'A
"
75%
,
_______
income debs
debentures
§A3'A8 assented series C 1951
.
jan-July
mtge inc 4V'2s ser A Jan 2022___„May
4s series B 1980
Mar-Sept '
mtge
A5s
21
84
88
80
76%
104%. Ill \:;
78
87
.
Mar-Sept
—Mar-Sept
Rubber 2%s debentures 1976
S.
-
109"
83'A
%
83
83'
72
11
-23
74 %
%
United Steel Works Corp—
1
\
1
§A6'As debs series A 1947——-———Jan-July
A*
3
—Mar-Sept.
gold 5s 1996-Jan-July
:
—April-Ocf
1st
99%
.101%
94
25
.
87%
-
90%
'.
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Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971
f
s
United States Steel
,
106%. 120%
.
—t
1972
debs 1972
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973
1st mtge & coll tr 4'As 1977
A
1st mtge & coll tr 4'As 1978—
4%s s f debentures 1978
99%
82%
:
Corp 3%s 1971
Gas
2%s
1977
debs
84
.
Mar-Sept
-Jan-July
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
n°t
1977—
mtge & coll trust 3%s
1st
Corp—
conv
73
*106
Corp—
debs
debentures
3%»
185
182
90%
85
85"
85
74%
subord
conv
4%s
mortgage '3'As series J 1969
Aircraft
Royal
■,
1
»
A
1969-;———May-Nov
United Biscuit Co of America 2%s 19G6—AprZZ-Oct
April-Oct
1983
186
;
104% 147
„
92 3A
95%.,96-.
...
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95%
177
98'A
1976
90
Corp—
Rochester Gas & Electric
86
92
730
v;-;:
—
*84
June-Dec
1970
80
Feb-Aug
1978
:
147"'
*07%
1980————__June-DccMay-Nov
1982
Pacific RR 27/as debentures
Union
__
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
3'As
mtge
89
May-Nov
_
135
92
1971__May-Nov
__
*87
V
97%
..
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86 Vi
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1978
90%:
90%
^
142
1968
Union Oil of California 2%s debs
75
Debt
4Vis
85
V
Refunding mortgage 2'As series C 1991_Mar-Sept
Union Tank Car 4'As s f debs 1973—
April-Oct
70
.90%
*85
v-
,,
Missouri 3%s
of
1st mtge & coll tr 2V6S
lst
109%
70
97
100
'81%
*90
and coll trust 2%s 1975_A2Jril-Oct
;—
May-Nov
debentures
6s
mtge 6s 1955—^.
adjustment bonds—
5'As series A 1978
89%
■
ref and impt 3%s
Co
92
108
108
Electric
Union
94%
3
Feb-Aug
SAConsol
91%
91%
94
*88%
1960—Juue-Dec
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s debs 1961„_
Mar-Sept
91
94 V a
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98
102
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Feb-Aug
—
13
92'A
103 Vi 104=%
April-Oct
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Pacific—
Orleans
New
Tol & Ohio Cent
100
89
—
98 V*
'
*92'A
.
3%s 1974
Thompson Products 4%s debs 1982—
'Tidewater Oil Co 3'As 1986
96%
78%
—
RR of
Term
174
89
94
Radio
mtge 7s 1950
§ A Direct mtge 6s 1852
SAConsol mtge 6s 1953
•
103 Vi
§ ADirect
*100
.
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92
93%
107%
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2019——Jan-July..
4s series C
Pacific-Missouri
Texas
111
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;
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90%:
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Jan-July
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
Rheem Mfg Co 3%s debs 1975
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
106 %
——
■
Vi 104%
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92'A
1964
:
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,
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70
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86
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,
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.
83'A
-
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Mar-Sept
debentures
120%
104%
'
.
105%
94
174
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April-Oct
1977
2%s
5
100
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June-Dec
1975
102'/a
,
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refunding mortgage 3 Vis 1983- April-OCt
debentures
145
No.
86
impt 2%s series D 1985
April-Oct
(The) 3%s debs 1983_—-May-Nov.
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Moy-Nov
Texas & New Orleans RR—
A
'
First and refund M 3'As series B 1970__ApriZ-Ocfc
First and refund M 3%s series C.1990—April-Oct.
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000_
June-Dec
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88%
102 %
78
98'. a
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refunding mortgage 3s
1972
.
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of
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1972—May-Nov
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1st
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Texas Company
96
82
refunding mortgage 3'As 1968_Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037_l_Jan-July
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June-Dec
and
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98
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1963—
.
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r
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109%
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v
.
96
101'A
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1986
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debs
conv
1970
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Sylvania Electric Products—
101%
98
62
High
173
83'A
May-Watt
,v
1973
debentures
ZVbs
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mortgage 3%s
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
1st gen 5s series B 1862
_:Feb-Aug
s
98
87%
April-Oct
series E 1975—April-Oct
Pittsb Coke A Cnem 1st mtge 3%s 1964
May-Wow
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3Vis 1965—Jan-July
3 Vis
100
97%
—
Plantation Pipe Line. 2=548
,
99%
97%
—
86'A
;
mortgage 5s series B 1975
General
96%
"
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Low
114% 116%
102'A
—,_Aprll-Oct
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971—May-Npv
2%s debentures 1974
Jan-July
Standard Oil Co (Ohio) 4'As 1982
—Jan-July
Stauffer Chemical 37As debs 1973
Mar-Sept
Sunray Oil Corp 2%s debentures 1966——Jan-July
Superior Gil Co 8%s debs 1981—
Jan-July
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
May-Wow
Swift & Co. 2%s debentures 1972—__——Jan-July
1983_
debentures
Jan. 1
Sold
High
'
4'As
Range Slnco
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
116
8%s conv 1982—April-Oct'
(Indiana)
Standard Oil
99 7A
106 %
5
;
or
Last
~
Sale Price
High
94
728
91%
*76
,
Period
Low
•
Filisoury Mills Inc. 3'/ss s f debs 19/2
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
>
Interest
«
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
No.
95
BONDS
Range Since
Sold '
High
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Interest
exchange
DECEMBER 19
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;
Last
Week's
.
--
Range
■
Sale Trice
ot Trices
Friday
Sales
fer Week
Range Since Jan. 1 ■
Low
High
5
Jan
Deo
Low
Aberdeenjtefcroleum Corp class
Acme. Precision.
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Products Inc.
Acme Wire "Co common
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Supply' Manufacturing.
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see
page- 35.
17
-
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; -
6%
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.
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9%
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12%
3,500
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700
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.
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600
8%
10%
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8,000
40,400
-
-
200
-
5% Jan
14% Apr
6% May
4% Jan
1%
Jan
8% Feb
8% Ant
'21 • Jsa
;
9% Sep
11% Gd
5''a Dec
13% Julj
Banc*
Air
Industries Inc—
Petroleums Ltd
Way
Ajax
Great
preferred
;Inc.—
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cumulative
Alaska
Airltnes
;
;3%
.
.100
1
i
„
for Week
Shares
89
24%^
79%
.
.
6%
.
High
Low
.3% f8%
- %.131%...
*88% *9
'
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4,800
4,500
,
130
131
Range Since Jan. 1
High
it
_50c
50
Southern——
Alabama Power 4.20% preferred.. .100
—10
Alan Wood Steel Co
Alabama
of Frleea
Low
Par
p——8
Sales
Week's
"
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
'
.
r
Last
...STOCKS
Shares
122
90
,
3%
138^4
Apr-
Deo
Now
95% July
84% Nov'*
175
*
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25
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NOW
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Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
-82
Monday, December 22, 1958
...
(2668)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Lmmt
STOCKS
gale Fries
Apwkpmigtscfc Brohwif
Kuustzijde N V—
dep rets Amer shares.
AI1 American Engineering <3o_.
Bun
3174
274
Jan
2,000
2
Jan
4 '/2.
5,000
27/b
Apr
4%
Dec
Can
10
500
57-4
Jan
10%
Dec
Canadian
Petiofina
Ltd
1
407b
33% July
5 74 Apr
46%
Nov
Canadian
Williston
Minerals
9%
97 b
1
11%
117b
America—
100
conv
15
pfd
American
Co
Inc
Electronics
American
American
20
25
•
Co
Meter
American
Natural
American
Petrofina
American
Photocopy
Gas
American
Seal-Kap
American
Thread
American
Writing
class
1
1
2
common
5%
preferred
Oil
class
Go
Anacon
Post
Fuel
Louisiana
Power
4.72%
Oil
American
Associate
Laundries
5,600
Jun
13
Jan
78%
Dec
Jan
1474
Oct
Jan
474
Dec
Jan
33%
Dec
Jan
16
7% May
200
4%
Nov
43
374
32
1,100
10%
10
107a
2,400
8S
3%
3%
4,600
274 Jan
374
9%
9%
97 b
18
2,900
Oct
%
Oct
16%
Sep
ft Apr
11%
May
4%
Apr
12% Jan
8% Feb
874
9
6
5'A
92
91%
14,800
6
9%
4% Jan
360
3874
38 %
3874
12,600
90% Sep
33% Feb
47%
4574
47%
22,800
26
Nov
6%
Jan
5
1,100
9274
Nov
103
Jan
45% Sep
Jan
Dec
50
93% Jan
102
Dec
of
10%
n%
6,500
4%
Feb
12%
Dec
21%
21
22
3,400
13%
Jan
22%
Dec
574
574
674
4
7
7
7%
4,300
3%
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7%
Dec
Dec
3,400
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8%
2.50
22%
22%
22%
1,100
13%
Jan
23%
Nov
40o
134
174
174
23,900
1%
Oct
2 A
Jan
3%
~2%
474
48,300
6ft Feb
1
2%
2
274
8.200
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2%
2%
274
14,100
America
Stationers
Supply Co
Tel
•
22
4%
Jan
Dec
1 %
2% Nov
Apr
'"274 Aug
17
140
Feb
2
50
104 % 105
2174
—
7j& Nov
1%
£1
1
Feb
25%
Nov
•
104%
lOo
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174
174
Atlantic
Coast
Line
Atlas Consolidated
4974
4974
4974
97% Mar
5,400
*
Atlantic
1,500
Co
Jan
1
26%
Jan
106% Aug
2
Dec
50
Nov
Corp
Oil Co
Charter
Christiana
Farm
Shoe
ext
Vtc
Consol
Diesel
Electric
Co
Stores
7%
Jan
39,200
2%
Jan
8,.lU0
4% May
10%
Dec
Continental
Aviation
lOo
1574
157/2 X16 74
5,000
7% Mar
17%
Nov
Continental
Inc
Barium
Steel Dorp
4
6%
1%
1%
1%
1%
18,900
Beau-Brummel
Beck
Bohack
(H ,C)
S%%
Co
1,300
1%
13,900
Breeze
American
Amer
dep
1,300
10%
1,700
40% Jan
4,700
7%
6%
6%
2,700
4% May
1
18%
18% xl9 %
550
13% Apr
100
9
9
■•*
8
39%
900
26 % Jan
43
Oct
Jan
96
Sep
34%
13,000
9%
10 %
900
—_20o
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1%
•
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6%
6%
16,200
6%
6%
7
10,700
•
29%
28%
•
64
•
40
2
7% Apr
1,000
34%
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7 Vi
11%
Jun
Jan
1% Apr
2% Aug
6
7% Aug
7% Oct
Apr
5 ye July
29%
525
26 y8
64
68
525
33% Jan
82% July
39%
40%
6,900
34% Jan
46'A
Jan
.£1
,
.
100
7%
100
3874
200
5
•
29^4
Dec
Oct
713
Nov
5%
Jan
7%
Nov
3674
Nov
4474
Sep
1
7 ft
Id
1
common
Bruce <(B L) Co .common-.
Mills Ltd class B
2.50
•
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1
7%
148,600
1474
15%
16,100
974 Jan
1574
Dec
31
3074
32 %
13% Feb
33%
Nov
7%
8%
1,500
35,100
8%
Dec
1,100
6% Apr
16% Mar
7ft
8%
9
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9
9
—
—
—
1974
2074
700
-.--1
7%
7%
8%
4,600
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x7T4
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1074
-10
874
common.
60c convertible preferred
serial preferred
Co
Oct
1074 Dec
77
Jun
Oct
3%
874
Jan
22%
Oct
Dec
2,000
8
July
10%
200
8% Jan
11
Jun
874
900
7% Jan
2,500
2,009
11% Jan
2%
274
274.
16%
1674
17%
2
May
9% Aug
2% Jan
19% Sep
14% Oct
—2.50
1274
1274
1274
3,900
9% Jan
3s dd
%
74
ft
25,900
% Jan
1
3%
2%
374
7,100
174
Jun
3 V8
Dec
7
674
774
5,200
374
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8V8
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Burma Mines Ltd—
American <dep ■rets t>rd .shares
Burroughs i3 P) & Son Inc
Burry Biscuit Corp
127a0
%
Feb
o
oa lt$sn>ia 'Eiectric
26%
25%
27%
5,300
x3 %
3%
25,100
1% Jan
20%
19%
20%
10,300
13% Jan
20%. Nov
59 %
100
55% Apr
62
46%
46%
300
46
50
54
54%
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5o
1
3%
3%
g
,
Fire Insurance
36%
35%
Campbell Chibovgamau Mines Ltd
1
Canada
*
Bread Co Ltd
Canada Cement Oe Ltd
eommoi
preference..
For footnotes see page
7
7
4
37%
7%.
.
100
1,400
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51% Sep
3%
Oct
3%
..
57
Nov
25
Jan
33,100
4
Feb
10
5%
Oct
Sep
35.
25% Jan
36
Dec
30%
Jun
Jun
Jan
3%
Sep
2,300
3-74 Aug
674
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38,400
1% Mar
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15 Ye Oct
,
.
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400
47%
,20
Dec
Sep
38%
26% Mar
Dec
9%
Jan
4
3,100
%
6%
900
374
Jan
%
7,000
74
-7%
11,400
7
Oct
3
»
Nov
May
1
Jan
8
Jan
Dec
23%
Oct
21%
2,100
1674
3
.3%
7,600
174
Jan
374
Nov
8%
900
774
Jan
1374
Feb
7%
31,100
5%
Jan
lO^B
7,300
7
Jan
"
8%
■
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26%
900
14%
14,300
'
%
%
,
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574 Jan
5% Jan
3,000
8,600
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7%
14
$
Jan
16%
Nov
"7% May
r
11%
Sep
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Jan
26 y4
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19%
Jan
1474
May
Dec
20
6% May
18
Nov
Oct
19
Beverage
Courtaulds
300
16%
15 %
14%
IS^b
1.000
10%
Apr
16% Nov
xl3%
13%
1.500
9%
Jan
14
Nov
1
13%
19%
19V4
100
1674
Jan
20
Aug
*
J
5
1.50
Corp
18%
18%
18%
*
,
& Reynolds common$1 preferred class A
674 May
4% Jan
2,900
5
4%
Jan
Ltd—
£1
Petroleum
Publishing
Crowley Milner & Co
Cork
Internat'l
Drug
Co
Cuban
Atlantic
Cuban
Oil
Tobacco
19.100
%
25,400
15,100
Feb
8
Jan
65%
65
66%
14%
14%
15 Vb
1
8%
7%
8%
5
12Vb
11%
12%
"A"
18
2
10
9%
*
43%
%o
,
Curtis
Lighting Inc commonCurtis Manufacturing Co class
%
Jun
43%
Nov
1%
Jan
•5%
Dec
574
Apr
1074
Dec
150
14%
Jan
1874
Dec
35,300
1%
Dec
3%
Jan
35,500
9
Is
Dec
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3174
Jan
*8%
7'2
Dec
11,800
2
10%
960
46%
43 '
9
1.4
'
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Jan
1,900
1%
5
vtc
Jan
18%
18
50c
common
Dec
Jan
10%
9%
10
•
2.50
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9%
5%
9%
1,500
4,100
~4% "•5
4%
25c
common
Dec
78% July
•16% Dec
2374
partic—
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Nov
274
Feb
x58 %
1
common
Sugar
Cuban-Venezuelan
4,600
2%
Co
-
comftion
Cuban American
4%
*
(Md)
Petroleum
Crystal Oil & Land Co
$1.12
preferred
-
5
common
Crowell-Collier
Crown Central
2%
4%
2 3 J May
ft
2%
■4
4%
50c
American dep receipts ford reg)
Carrier Industries Inc_
Crane
;
Daitch
57,900
Tit
1%
V
6% May
—2.50
Feb
Jan
Mar
"9%
600
24%
12,200
12 74
Jan
4%-6%
14,400
378
Aug
-200
1174
Nov
13
17
Dec
9%
A—_4
d
Crystal
9%
Oct
8
Dec
-
Inc_
Dairies
1
.
23%
24%
"•
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5 c/o
preferred
Davenport Hosiery Mills
Davidson
Brothers
Day Mines
•
1
J.
3%
3%
debentures—j—
Detroit
Gasket
35
Diners'
Diversified
5%
liur
Dominion
29 %
29%
,_l
1
Steel
Tar
Dominion
Textile
&
Coal ord
Dorr-Oliver
Inc__
preferred
:
Douglas Oil Company—
$2
Ltd
Brewery
Draper
Drilling
Corp
&
common
Exploration
Harris
Co
Nov
t
47b
Apr
10%
Dec
2
Jan
«y8
Jun
-
6V4
4.800
374 Jan
*74
Dec
1%
59,500
1
Jan
30 Ta
13,300
22
Jan
3
Apr
*
—_.
4,300
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.
13
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8
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14
Oct
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1,400
18%
Jan
10
Jan
15%
18%
Nov
4.—
$7 preferred series
A__-_
$6 preferred series B~_.—
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Mines Limited
EWer
r-25
r—1
—.—*
*
,—1
1
:
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Nov
Jan
x20%
21
•
1474
600
1074
300
11%' 1174
4,800
10
34%
33
Jan
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7-%
5,900
3
.24% Aug
2474 Get
July
150
974
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-
3474
■
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-
772
74
1374 Jan
36
874
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j
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40y4 Get
11
137 b
217/55
10,100
21% Dec
■
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12
15,000
674
Jan
1274 Dec
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61'*
70
450
3974
Jan
70
Dec
5
5174
1,000
30%
51% Dec
{
r8%
71,200
1974
2074
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5074
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Jan
*
3
Jan
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Feb
3%
Sep
8y4 Dec
I
374 Oct
-
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774
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3n4
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6,500
..
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950
15
800
1974
574
14,400
2 ~/s
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3074
Oct
f
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26%
Jan
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4%
/
2474
2574
25
,
2674
Jan
10
474 Mar
Dec
t
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,
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s
Dec
rets ord reg
States
;
i
20%
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,
NOV
July
Jan
—
Eastern
(
"
-32.50
—
1
*
*
1
10s
Duraloy (The) Co
1
Durham Hosiery class B common
*
Duro Test Corp common--.—
1
Duval Sulphur & Potash.Co
—*
Dynamics Corp of. America
——1
4r%
.200
.<1474
.
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dep
1U May
4074 Mar
Mar
11
500
.
3474
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Duke Power Co
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DuMont (Allen B) Laboratories—
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1
1
Driver
1-41
2074 x2074
7.50
—
i
Jan
1,700
common—*"
Ltd
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;
Get
11%
11%
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stock—
Chemical Co Ltd
&
{
32
3,500
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p
1174
•
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Dow
17
1874
1
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2%
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May
Jan
5,500
•.
6s 8d
Ltd.—
1
3% Aug
23
2%
-
Bridge Co Ltd
Petroleum
Dome
35
2% Mar
10%
5%
iiV
—
I
..
8V4
2 y2
Stores—
Nov
'
Jan
30
1,400
2%
25c
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5%
30y4
i
.
ord reg
rets
dep
(The)
Diversey
Jan
50
1
Ltd—
Co
274
^
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2,800
10
1
Club Inc—
(The)
Distillers
Apr
100
Ltd—
Oils
Devon-Palmer
Jan
34 v2
29%
5
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Dejay Stores commonDennison Mfg class A common:
"
12
20
2.50
—
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Inc
5%
2.50
Davega Stores
Jan
37%
Sep
2
Jan
4% Aug
Dec
350
4
1,900
Jun
29
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6%%
Oct
59%
1
.
.cumulative .preferred.
Calvan Consel Oil A Gas Co
32%
3%
Power-:
$3.00 preferred
$2:50 preferred
Camden
18% Feb
-.2%
a
5
American
I
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Citd
Calif ,Eastern Aviation fa
^874
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Dec
9'
1
Corp
(The) (Company-
Jan
81%
274 May
5% Jan
1
Buffalo-Eclipse
574
Dec
3
—
20
710
Jan
21
1
non-voting
American
14%
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,
26
Inc
Development Corp of America
ft Feb
2.800
178
.
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& Machine
.7%
38
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Buckeye (The) Corp
Budget Finance Plan
7%
774
beaTer
:
1
Detroit Gray Iron & Steel Fdrs Inc
Brack
Buell Die
7% Nov
Tobacco—
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Bunker
4
40%
83
Oct
Dec
9
39%
25%
Amer dep rets -ord reg
Brown Company .common
cumulative
Dec
j;
6
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Crown
Jan
Dec
24
8%
6%
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Crown
974
15%
Corroon
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Dec
Feb
1%-.
7%
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Dec
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7
6
15%
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5% May
4% Jan
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;
100
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Oct
Dec
7%
Aug
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Jan
44
13
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British Petroleum Co Ltd—
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Nov
12%
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rets ord
Fornian
9
11%
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British American Oil Co
British
Jan
5
43%
1
Manufacturing
Nov
11%
Company Jnr.
Corp .common
Gae Co
Dec
1% Jun
10% Jun
4
11%
common
Bridgeport
S
500
18%
2% May
42%
Inc--
Brazilian Traction
B
1,700
6%
7
3%
Dec
Dec
Jan
1
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc
4%
"3%
8%
17
Apr
% Jan
3%
prior cumulative .preferred-100
Bourjois
Brown
12
11%
Co common
Borne (Chemical
Brtllo
17%
1
42%
—
&
17%
1
11%
;
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Blauner's
common
Blumenthal
17%
Jun
15% July
Jan
50o
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5%
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4%
I
common.
Inc
6
1,600
25
common
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Bickford's
9,800
I
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10,300
8%
15%
50s
common
Benrus AVatoh
13
7%
12%
1
(A S) Shoe Corp
of Canada
Instrument
12%
8%
25c
*
Ties
12%
Apr
2% May
Jan
13%
7.68
Bell Telephone
Belock
Sep
4
3% May
11% July
1
Bearings- Inc—
-
Nov
3% Aug
5%
Jan
1V4
;
8%
10
,
Cooper-Jarrett
16%
Jan
27 B
■
.—1.25
Sep
1
convertible class A
1%
8%
39%
Barcelona Tr Light & Power Ltd—
Barker Brothers Corp
Barry Controls Inc class B
Basic -Incorporated
i
Bayview Oil Corp
2%
3
Feb
2% Oct
50o
2%
*
x29
shares
Ltd
Oil
7%
_1
600
los Andes—
American
Banff
8%
6%
36%
18%
27 b
9,100
7%
10c
35
6,700
1,700
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35%
1,800
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6%
10c
2,000
14%
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6%
10c
3%
2,400
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13,700
4%
.
4%
118
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3% July
1% May
2'/2
19%
20c
Materials
3%
7% July
28
20%
2%
2%
20
50c
&
15%
Jan
Jan
Industries
16%
% Get
Jan
8 %
Oct
Nov
Jan
4%
38%
Cook
"3%
%
17,100
16,400
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38%
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I
is
4,800
6%
.v
25%
34
Jan
Continental
Oct
Jan
27%
%
5%
6%
•
21%
100
Jan
Jun
12%
Jan
13%
198% Sep
Jan
8%
Dec
7% Jan
10% Apr
11% May
2% Jan
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x33
x33
72
10 %
Nov
35,100
Jun
We
xl0% July
2,550
2474
5%
j
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98% 106
1,900
4 V*
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2,900
Dec
1974
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IV/2
12
105
1,500
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9
12 %
7
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8,100
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8%
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Jan
li°0
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16
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i
10%
44 %
100
B
A
140
14,500
17%
9,200
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17%
13%
574
(H)
Dec
42
19%
-
35
17%
3
2
43% May
47 b May
11J
38%
Corp—'.
Varnish
Dec
100
700
6%
14
474
Paint
30
42
19%
Apr
May
*
5%
2%
7%
16
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&
79
♦
19%
l
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Dec
100
52
51
—10
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Banco de
Nov
_1
;
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Commercial
Products Inc
Securities
Apr
12%
25
500
10
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.5%
Co_
Consolidated Royalty Oil.
Continental Air Lines Inc_;
10,700
Corby
Baldwin
89
Jun
10c
Inc
474
non-cum
Baker Industries
84'/4
9%
10
x25 %
-
Smelt Ltd
Mining &
10 %
Ayrshire Collieries Corp common
Class
May
%
Corp_
14%
Nov
75
84 %
Sep
Sep
1
374
4% Aug
64%
26%
Inc
974
17%
220
17%
1965
3%
13
68
1
Co
3%
14
Dec
67
67
1%
(Canada)
Stone
Cuban Petroleum
Retail
Dec
Dec
3
16%
17%
vtc
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Consolidated
Oct
e
15%
27
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to
Apr
Jan
1
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Feb
1%
Jan
—1
—10c
Community Public Service
Compo
Jan
6%
53,400
7%
5
10
-4
Equipment
&
47b
32,000
22%
6%
Inc
Oils
Ltd
57,200
3
Nov
250
1
Products
Co
7%
:
Oct
18%
900
lq
Sand
Oil
Colonial
Jan
27
1
Clary
Corporation
—1
Claussner Hosiery Co
5
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing
4
Clopay Corporation—
1
Colon
13%
16%
Clarostat Manufacturing Co
Cockshutt
1,000
A Dec
15
~6%
Co
Aluminum
"574 July
26
■
-
Corp—
Coastal Caribbean
Jan
1
10
Corp_.
Controller
574
3%
15%
2%
Inc
Cinerama
%
300
<
7% '
13%
Ltd
Oil
Chromalloy
2,100
17%
16%
•
2.50
common
——_
10 pesos
Corp option warrants
Plywood Corp
Audio Devices
Inc
Atlas
4%
17
18
4%
i«
-
2%
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chief Consolidated Mining
Club
:
:" 4% '
7%
common—
——1
i
Atlas
Voting
Charis
Oct
Jan
*
America
of
Jan
'■
Oct
67
10874
Co—
Power
Co
Sep
4% May
.
Chamberlin
103%
14%
preferred.———-——100
Central Power & Light 4%
pfd
100
Century Electric Co common——10
Century Investors Inc:—
2
Convertible preference
10
Consol
Mining &
Corp
Maine
50
1
series
$1.50
Jan
.105
10%
Jan
18
3.50%
Connelly
Tel—
&
participating
Coast Indus Inc
preference
Central
Clark
4%
Inc
Conv
3274 Aug
7%
39%
'1
Jan
Jan
24
500
1
—■—
_—>
Central Illinois Securities Corp
50
600
61
—I
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Corp:
May
Feb
5%
9%" 10
r
Corp
1
1% May
11% Dec
105
ord—i—2s 6d
America
Hadley
Chesebrough-Pond's
9%
1
reg
of
Corp
Dec
16%
Dec
1 % Mar
4,100
31 >/4
30%
—io
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Central
©herry-Burrell
J
A
Steel
4%
600
;
Associated
Non-voting
1074
39%
10%
Associated
Automatic
4'/4
Jan
35,900
Co
Automatic
10%
Cenco
Jan
21
_100
Stores
Development
1,700
11
Catalin
Dec
974 Sep
;
6
Associated Oll/fit Gas
Class
7572
Dec
40%
27%
9,000
74
Jan
34
Oct
2U Feb
674
.
fs Jan
12%
2,200
60
*
& Co
"7ft Aug
25
Dec
Mar
9,500
14,900
10
—
(A M)
2
%
60
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Products common
*
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1%
16,200
5%
i.
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1574
5.50
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rets
12,160
i3 %
12%
1%
1%
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%
13%
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111
5
5%
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1
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Carter
Dec
99
31%
1,000
117 b
Jan
2874 Mar
1% May
Light—
rets
dep
39
1174
34
Aluminum Co
Food
100
——
11%
217b
5,800
3874
39
9% July
39,200
34
40%
14%
Ltd
Electric Industries—
Associated
40%
%
Oil Corp
Associate
13%' 1474
31%
33
Jan
0
preferredEquipment Corp
Asamera
65
14%
Convertible
Aro
Dec
Dec
30%
Co .warrants
Altex
10%
90
Jan
Jan
Nov
3% Feb
20% May
1/V
Light $5 pfd
&
24,700
.
6c
common
Carreras
Apr
Jan
1
100
97
91
Co
238
28,200
6 lis
.
1%
partic pfd__10
Corp__
Carolina Power
52
Oils Ltd
&
Products common
& Kennedy Inc
City
Baxter
Feb
90
110
5%
91
1074
900
174
%
Gas Co
Armstrong Rubber class A
Arnold
90
4.75
preferred
Armour &
8174
14%
Corp
&
80%
90
Dec
32
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
"A" shares.*
*
2.40
Angostura-Wupperman
1
Appalachian Power Co 4%% pfd-.lOO
Arkansas
1,000
8074
2
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Arkansas
Carey
20c
Ltd
Products
Arkansas
Capital
Dec
1
A--:
Lead iMines
Anchor
Sep
1374
5
„5
3
Paper common
Incorporated
Amurox
10%
Dec
pfd_2S
A
Co
Equip
Canal-Randolph
Jan
■
6%
Co
Inc
Dec
5%
1174
Carnation
90
1%
Mines
5,300
13%
80%
14%
1
Laundry Machine
Manufacturing Co com
American
AMI
1
100
Northwest
11,600
10
•
common
American Beverage common
Book
600
4174
;
$3.75 cumulative preferred
American Air Filter 5%
10c
1
1
Marconi
374
974
3%
5%
is
*
Dredge
4%
■4%
1
8
American
Canadian
23,300
Canadian
974
Inc
Industries
474. Oct
1,700
6%
Alsco
Aluminum
774 Nov
7%
6%
Dec
3
6
2
& Dock Co Ltd
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd—
7%
Allied Internat'l Investing cap stock
Allied Paper Corp
Aluwtnpm Co' of
Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
Canadian
8%
7%
V/2
1
;
Inc
Co
3474 Nov
Apr
2%
6%
.100
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc.
Allied Artists Pictures Corp__
5%& convertible preferred
Allied .Control
Feb
20
700
32
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
^High
&
3
3f«
-
Shares
of Prices
Low
High
Far
vtc.l
Southern Petroleums Ltd
Canada
tor Week
Range
Last
Sale Fries
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
DECEMBER 19
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
Algemene
Amer
FOR WEEK ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
•f Price*
Low
Par
RANGE
Sal*
for Week
WNk'(
40
32
....
31%
.',4074
150
30 74
Jan
3374
1,500
1374
Jan
■■
-42%
33%
-
Dec
Oct
175
16574 175
50
14274
Jan
189
160
155
160
75
135
Jan
175% Sep
717% Dec
1674
3;
>
,
15%
.
17
9,700
10,300
674
Jan
74 Jan
...
Sep
Number 5805
i88
Volume
■.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2660)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
■
Week's
Last
■
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
of Prices
Par
Eiectrifi Bond &
Electrographic
Share
Low
5
common—
common—
Electronic Communications Inc
El-Tronics
Inc
27 Ms
Corp of America-'——.—1
.%
*/o
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& Steel Corp common1st preferred
cum
Manufacturing
f
16'.a
400
1114
Feb
16%
Nov
Industrial Hardware
29%
9,600
10
Jan
29%
Dec
Industrial
15%
7,700
:61k. Jan
16 %
Dec
1.
;
13%
-96
la
6 i.oOO
1%
•
171 a
'Al-
lu
-
92
18%
11-.,
8,500
8'/4
Jan
14% May
:>%
62,000
2la
Jail
4% Aug
40 %
1,290
33%
Jan
4,100
43% Aug
9% Sep
12
7%
7%
18:S
18%
12%
12'
51%
Eastern
Fajardo
Common
preferred
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Fargo Oils Ltd—
Felmont Petroleum Corp
Financial General Cofp
Firth
Sterling Inc
1
Fishman <M H) Co Inc
Ford
Motor
Class
A
Class
non-voting
B
voting
Motor
Ford
American
Head
Fox
Fresnillo
Fuller
Brewing
(The)
Power
5%
Co
Co
18%
1,800
27
225
1
23,700
41,300
1-3
Dec
1%
512
5Va
Jan
7% May
714
191a
Oct
26% May
Jetronic
Jun
28
Jupiter Oils Ltd
6%
Jan
10,000
5%
Jan
10%
7
Feb
10%
11
11
Vb
100
11%
112% 1141b
914 May
614 Apr
11,400
16
2,400
17
75
9
115
Jan
117
414
2
4,500
4%
4%
36%
37%
38
'•
28
—
41
Dec
1091b
Mar
414
Sep
4%
500
4%
2
.
1,100
7%
2
900
1
41b :5 43,,
9,800
—25
Jan
2%
5%
Nov
Feb
21%
31
Dec
5%
514
514
200
414
Fireproofing common——_5
General Indus Enterprises
4
33 Va
33
33%
3,700
Apr
x29% May
General
22
16% May
-25c
Corp
Genung'g- Incorporated
Giant YelJowknife Gold Mines.
Glen
Gobel
50%
8,800
101b
1114
2,300
931b
94
6
61b
7,800
4,r;r Jan
1,000
6% Mar
9%
500
734
Feb
7%
Apr
9%
Jan
19
1914
20
2,100
2014
Nov
21%
1,800
xl4%
15%
Feb
2014
Jun
21%
Dec
-iGlb
19
Cd_:
Manufacturing
Manufacturing
5
12%
Atlantic
.Non-voting common stock
1% 1st preferred
Financial
Western
Producers
Great
Greer
Gridoil
Freehold
1%
Jan
21%
31%
6
12%
20,700
5
l'A
41,300
6.500
2 ft
.•'via
>214
2%.
Jan
10
12%
1% Mar
556
8,700
37%
Jan
(I'm
3,400
2%
Feb
Griesedieck Company
,—1
Grocery Stores Products common—5
Guild Films Company Inc_—
10c
12%
3%
11
11
6%
x30
Jun
15
1%
6%
Jan
3'/a
Nov
Gulf
„—50c
100
-2%
Western
&
9
1
Corp——-.;
" 10V4
10%
9
Jan
11
Aug
1%
Dec
-a
American Machine
B
&
Hall
Co——— 10c
~r~2
1
————10
Co_
Plywood
Lamp
Harbor
Corp—
Hurnischfeger Corp
Hart-field
Inc
Stores
Hartford
Electric
Harvard
Investors
10,200
life
Steel
J
Dec
—
434 Mar
14% Oct
3% Mar
39%
10
Dec
40
Nov
Nov
Mays
McKec
Mead
'
(A
4 lb
Jan
5% May
15%
Dec
Oet-
-2L14 July
32% Dec
Jan
25% July
distributed
lVz%
A
Industries
Hofmann
—_
k——J
a
International
3,800
94
30%
Holly
Home
Inc
Stores
Holophane
Co
Oil Co
Class
Hoover
class
A
Ball &
2%
5%
St
Hardart
common
preferred
Hiibbell
fHarvey) Inc
Humble Oil
Hurd Lock
&
St
1-4
—
1—5
common
Refining
_*
MafHafacturing Co
3
Mar '
30 %
Nov
Apr
9%
1,400
6%
Feb
9%
2%
12,200
%
Jan
3
4
Jun
2
Mar
Oct
5% Jan
.
8%
25
Nov
May
Dec
rets ord
Indianapolis
v
sea
Ltd
States
Oil
11%
12
5,800
X2214
23
-1,400
19%
24
30%
32 Vb
16,000
2,800
23
31 lb
—,
814
:
Feb
llib Dec
Feb
-4 %
18% Nov
.114'Dec
Jan
12%
1514 Jan
23.%
Nov
13%
Jan
24
Dec
1314
-
Jan
33% Dec
Dec
4
11%
11%
11%
13,200
8%
814
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4,400
1
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*
191a
351b
56%
1
61
5
Corp
common
^
7 Vb
20
6
1
Petroleum
common
13
13% Mar
22%
63,700
Co
Co
common
pfd
Jan
38%. Dec
57
3,200
33
Mar
64% Oct
61%
1,900
43%
Jan
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Jan
8
7
20,400
12%
1%
•
600
10
4,700
.IB.
'
-
19%
2%
-
10%
11%
1014
10
Jan
1%
Oct
2414
Jan
49%
Dec
15
-
5,000
23%. Oct
,
Jan
2% Dec
12% Dec
8% Jan
Mar
9
12
Attg
13% Jttly
8% Jan
200
10
200-
-
28% July
May
1 %
*
•
-
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6 %
1,100-
35
35
"13%
Jun
12% Nov
32
9%
99%
Oct
3314
2914
%
111
36%
33 Vb
381/a
20%
1814
22%
73,300
28,600
87Va
86 Vb
88 Vb
180
95
95
—
Monongahela Power C<^—
4.40% cumulative preferred
4.80% cum preferred series B
100
100
Chemical
2
Investors
Clemens
6%
3.300
July
3% Dec
1.900
714 May
10% Jan
Mountain
1.200
614 Aug
Muntz
Jan
17% Sep
3% Feb
Jan
31%
States
TV
Inc
Tel & Tel
38% Dec
Dec
85
Sep
94
Jun
Oct
14%
38,600
pfd—•
47
47
25
1
3
3
300
100
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Oct
93
Jun
Oct
169
9% Nov
2f"
700
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54
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19%
12.900
14%
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4%
16 Vb
135
17%
143
114"
2,100
10
6,900
14%
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700
19% Mar
22% July
34% Oct
Nachman
55
56
50
50%
56% Oct
Namm-Loeser's Inc
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90
1*14
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143
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Dec
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2
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4,200
1,500
20% Apr
May
112%
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2.50
10
50c
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29%
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400
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8
3,300
8
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6,100
2,150
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344 Feb
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100
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Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Muskogee Co common-
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.
22V4
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1
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33%- Dec
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1
104
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144
147
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550
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cumulative
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1,100
33%
35
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100
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Jun
6V4 Nov
;
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800
-
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26
4% Mar
225
14
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101
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*
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6,500
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8%
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-
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6,300
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May
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55
11%
10
lk%
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6014
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1
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7%
500
3614
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11% Sep
1% Aug
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10c
77«
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22%
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3
48,600
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Dec
33
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114
41b % convertible preferred—_—50
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2
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50
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20%
24% July
7% Apr
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122%
38
35 %
67%
38
99
99%
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69
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Apr
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common
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Jan
38
Dec
96
Jan
900
43%
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900
41%
Feb
4%
Jan
8%
102
72 Vb
May
Nov
74% Oct
Industries Inc_
Milling Co
National
Bellas Hess
National Brewing Co
Dec
National
600
Jan
15%
7%
Jan
15%
Feb
14% Sep
23% Nov
14.600
12,900
500
3% July
Feb
39 Vb
13
514
84
83
85
180
82
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Feb
Dec
(Mich)
National Casket Company
2.600
5,r;;
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10.800
44%
_1
9%
15%
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11%
11%
20% x21
43%
5
1
130
1.800
14% .14%
5
—
114% 4uly
27
•
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Dec
49% July
14% May
6%
Nov
91% May
7,900
2 Vb
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Electric Weld Machines
National Mfg & Stores common
National Petroleum Ltd
—3
1
—1
Research
National Steel Car Ltd
National Telefilm Associates
National
Transit
common
7%
4%
3
1
1
25c
2
1
10
•
10c
1
4Vb
1%
4%
3
27
2714
16
151b
16%
14
14
14
5
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Corp
National Rubber Machinery
National Starch Products common—1
Presto
National
pfd__100
1,300
3,500
Apr
2,300
.61% Nov
13%
Nov
35.000
23% Oct
Jan
25%
2
1%
Feb
13%
10
•
35.
12
650
11%
Oct
37%
23
Nov
Ireland—£1
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10%
Dec
Jan
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Nov
3%
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National
Pwr & Light 4%
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27%
5%
29%
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4,600
27 Vb
45% May
25%
1%
31%
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57%
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57
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19
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9.200
6,000
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3,700
1
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49
lb
2.50
Imperial Oil (Canada* capital stock
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
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1%
1
14%
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Imperial Chemical Industries—-
1%
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214
31%
49
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Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade Food Products
80
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lib
100
.
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16%
4,600
30^4
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Jan
2,400
2%
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6%
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575
Michigan Chemical
Michigan Sugar Co
9%
7%
10
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Hardart Baking Co
1
30c
1114
5% Jan
33,800
22%
;
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10%
2%
4,600
2%
10
-
1%
Bearing Co
Horroel (Geo A)
Horn &
100
86
11,900
6%
2%
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3014 Aug
17% Dec
4%
14
3114.
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Dec
6%
1%
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1———*
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common
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1,000
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10%
Feb
16%
23%
6
2
25c
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40
Jan
24
2
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Hollinger Consol Gold
Corporation
18.000
21%
14%-
1
1
Nov
400
171b
2
2.50
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10%
29%.
16%
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4% May
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10
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59
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17
23%
cumulative preferred
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Jan
214
30%
101 a
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When
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1%
6,500
9,900
29
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1
24
22
5
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50
23
16
Jan
11%
600
29,000-
Midwest
25c
23 Vb
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Jan
30
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31
4%
5,200
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114 July
2% July
10,600
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-714
,
9
1
Mid-West Abrasive
——-—5
5%
13%
19%
Miller
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4%
1214
491b
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&
5%
12%
614 Sep
1-714 Mar
19% May
x9% Feb
500
18%
Nov
Radio
300
41%
Nov
Hevi-Doty Electric Co_
Higbie Mfg Co common—
12%
1814
18%
2%
12%
10Vb
314
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12%
47 Vb
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4%
12%
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10
1
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29%
500
1
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4%
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29%
25%
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10c
7,200
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94
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414 Apr
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6
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1
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514
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3% Jan
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Hercules Galion Products Inc—
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14%
1
2
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4%
400
9,600
Menasco Mfg Co
Merchants Refrigerating Co~x
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pfd
200
4%
—
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1,600
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15%
(The) Co
7
1%
8
4%
10
(The)
56
3%
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15%
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700
59
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4%
4;
1,300
1%
3
15%
76,700
9%
3%
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May
1
1
—;
133,800
2,400
54
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200
514
31%
63
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2
11,900
10%
30
1%
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314 Jan
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400
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McDonnell Aircraft
1,800
&
7
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2,100
(W E)
7
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22
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2,100
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4%
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3
MaSsey-Fcrguson Ltd
Maule
2%
*
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—5
414
25c
2%
Jan
14%
200
8
1214
9%
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4%
—-1
12%
14
Feb
1214 Mar
414
2,900
3%
22 Vb
7%
12%
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A Sep
9%
700
10 Vb
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61%
7,200
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13%
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28.600
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3%
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14%
University
12%
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Marconi International Marine
4
common
3
lb
1
2%
Corp
9,800
314
414
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4%
Rubenstein
4%
214 Sep
5% July
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Havana Lithographing Co—
—loe
Hy^cl Bishop Inc.—
10c
Hazpltme Corp———
— --—*
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1% Jan
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&
2%
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4.500
1
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Refineries
Tourneau
-1
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2
common
18 Vb
Hastings Mfg Co—1
Hathaway Industries
1%
33 %c
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3%
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A
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12%
1
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1,500
9%
—
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15%
20% May
4% July
201,200
10%
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Gypsum Lime & Alabastinc-—„ —
1% Feb
1
'
-—
15,700
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514 Jan
Qulf States Land & Industries—
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1%
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Nov
4,500
17%
214
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114
16%
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Dec
Jan
13.300
4
35% Dec
13% NOV
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114
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10%
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78% Dec
18
4
900
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4%
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Jan
73%
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28% Nov
,
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771a
6
20% May
8% July
-
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Nov
Dec
114
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5,500
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Jan
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123%
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Dec
34,400
1%
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18% Jan
4,600
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Co
100
32%
11%
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Mar
Longines-Wittnaucr Watch Co
Louisiana Land <fo Exploration
Apr
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241
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Great
Va
.—*
100
4
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2914
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2% Feb
95
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Lefcourt Realty
Class A
Lodge
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1614
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7
21
10
11
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60
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Corp of Delaware
Locke
314 Aug
600
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301b
91b
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Nov
2.400
181b
10
1%
80,300
18,000
7,900
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cumulative preferred
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4%
12,300
114
30
1
800
7
k
1
,
14
common
1%
614
1%
Great Amer Industries Inc———10c
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1%
8%
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15,900
industries Inc—
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11% Sep
1,000
1%
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3
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Shores
Leonard
19% Aug
5,900
17%
..
13%
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12 In
;
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July
2%
2%
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&
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7% May
9
10%
21
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7%
24,200
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1034 Dec
Aug
114
15%
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—
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101% Jun
1714
5
14
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1%
Lamson
107
12%
20
2% July
10,400
2
214
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1114 Oct
Dec
614
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Nov
Feb
92
10%
*
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16%
Corp Ltd_.
Stores Inc—
Dept
Hotels
Lakey
114 Sep
51% Dec
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Goldfield Consolidated Mines!:—i—1
Goodman
34 May
1714 Jan
10%
2% Aug
97%
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Consolidada
Lake
45% Mar
10%
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275
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2114 Aug
23% Dec
8%
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,
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1.25
(IB) Rubber Co
L'Aiglon
514 Dec
Jan
11%
100
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(Adolf)
57,900
48
Inc——1
Co
Wernicke
Globe
1%
*
—
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Glenmore Distilleries class B_i.
Globe Union
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16,600
101a
——1
common—
Gilchrist. Co
1,700
231«
48
1
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21 Va
1%
—1
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lo
Nov
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corporation
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17% Dec
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Kropp (The) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co__
Oct
Jan
12
18
Dec
17%
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Co
&
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Knox Corp class
Kobacker Stores
7% Nov
May
114
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(S)
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2
3%
8%
(A C)
13
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Nov
102%
■
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7
30,100
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13%
Kirkland
4014 Nov
Jan
30%
General Transistor
12
5
Feb
Jan
29%
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30%
1
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114
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4%
1,100
29%
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80%
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36,700
4%
13
8%
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Kirby Petroleum Co
8,600
m
13%
214
1 lb
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74% Sep
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6 lu
700
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Feb
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50,300
4
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Kidde
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Dec
13,800
4%
1
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Industries
Kawneer
Dec
67
13%
15c
—
1%
„■
414
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Kawecki Chemical Co—
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.
Kaltman (D) & Company
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Katz Drug Company
^
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68
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12%
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—
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12,900
—
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May
91b
11
Glass Co
131a
25
1014
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convertible
5%
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General
Israel-American Oil Corp—
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Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc_lc
9%
100
——
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General
8
1
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9%
11% Jun
Jan
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7
--
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4,600
Jan
1%
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General
,16%
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preferred
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General
16%
16,100
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Irving Air Chute
July
14% Oct
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Jan
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8%
1
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211
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86,900
50
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612
,
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714 Apr
1,900
15
612
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1,800
4,700
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9
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64
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79%
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45%
Apr
22
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12
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Jan
18% Feb
79%
13
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10%
25
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1
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2.50
90%
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714 Jan
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130
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2,600
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4,900
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52,900
4% ^Dec
214
2,400
12
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2,800
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1
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300
11
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1,900
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14
314
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International Breweries Inc—
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10%
1
Esquire Inc
———
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Eureka Pipe Line common
10
Inc
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Plywood Co Inc
Insurance Co
Nov
102
Jan
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314 Sep
Nov
101, a Feb
1,80-1
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3 '4
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Friday
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171c
Corp common—
Erie Forge
19
American Stock Exchange
16.500
v./
be.
■"
Low
-
In-!,
-
14.
1 Vb
—-5c
*-
Emery Air Freight Corp
—20c
Empire District Electric 5'e pfd—100
Empire Milhvork Corp—
—_——1
Equity
lo
DECEMBER
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.1
High
33*,ro
131-1
1
Electronics
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Shares
27
35%,
1
Corp
Sales
for Week
31b
9
6,900
3,300
300
1,500
200
.
1%
17
4,800
18
1,600
1,000
12% Apr
is <-Apr
36 —Sep
3%
1% Jan
15%
17%
49
55
19
21%
75
9Vb
9%
14,400
3%
4
—
9%
5%-Oct
Dec
3
30% Oct
21% Aug
14
Sep
11% Jan
10% Jan*
14%
600
19
AMI
Doc
6% Apr
3% Apr
Jan
9% Sep
Jan
98,200
3% Nov
19
Jan
31b
A
18
52%
-
3Vb
—
^ 8
,
Jan
3
12,200
13% Dec
Nov
•;
-
Dec
11% MM
1*% July
20% Aug
55
Dec
24
May
9% Aug
afci
33
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, December 22, 1958
.
(2670)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
"
,.
Sales
Week's
'
STOCKS
Sale Price
Union
Neptune Meter
Ncstle-Le M'ur
New
Electric
Corp_.
common
Co
5
common
Chamberlain
New
Min
Chcm
&
Mexico
&
New
Pacific
Coal
New Park
Land
1
Oils Ltd
&
Process
Now
Superior
Co
1
27%
16''a
ft
lk
1'/.
l'V
lft
18 k
4,500
18,400
%
Nov
25,000
ft Jan
23 k
23 k
25
3,400
65
Rosario—_™.10
94
65
69
900
39k
Railway
North American Cement class A
B
2 '/a
2%
17i400
■10Tb
13'4
68,600
6k
.2%
13',a
—
Norfolk Southern
43.000
7'A
2,700
—X
10
30«i
30%
31 Tb
30k
30'4
32
2 k Nov
Jan
Jan.
36
(The)
Seeburg
35% Nov
26
2% .Jan
5% J«n
4% Sep
Servo/mechanisms Ipc
Scion Leather eoiqmon,
12,900
4% Apr
«% Jau
67 k
67 k
07'4.
Slmttuck Denn Mining
Sliamnlgaa Water & Power—:
87
86'/»
2
Warrants
12,300
1%
320
May
Jan
Nov
83
45,100
96
Apr
19,300
% Sep
2k Dec
3»
x.
lk
1
ik
10c
1%
2
fir
t.'.v
50c
Ohio Brass Co common
Ohio Power 4Vik
1
Feb
Town
40c
37 %
300
92 Vb
93 k
300
8%
Apr
37%
Nov
40 k
102
Class
preferred™
Name
li'a Sep
lft Feb
Silver Creek
1,400
1% Feb
3% Aug
4% Aug
Silver-Miller
3k
Jan
Co
(effec
Overseas Securities
Oxford Electric Corp
67.
66
k
C8'b
700
40
Jan
82
15 k
18Tb
1,300
11
Jan
19
5',b
1st pfd—25
30 k
5k
2,900
30%
3,900
5
Apr
6%
Aug
2k
33k
Simpson's Ltd
Aug
Nov
Corp
5%
1st
—25
preferred-
27 Vb
25
30 k
27 k
Apr
25'A
700
25 k
4,400
25
25 k
900
24 k
1,200
22k
2,700
21%
preferred—25
22%
4.3G% redeemable 1st preferred—25
Pacific Lighting $4.50
preferred
•
$4.40 dividend cum preferred™
•
$4.75 dividend preferred
•
21%
21%
$4.75
redeemable
1st
conv
dividend preferred
$4.36 dividend preferred
Pacific Northern Airlines
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
86%
85
ft
•
136 k
•
86%
84 k
93
94
Sinclair
85 k
84
29
Oil
200
21 >/4 Sep
23% Jan
South Penn
89 k
6211
116%
Deo*..*
99
Southern
80
390
84
Nov
480
92 k Oct
86
200
107 k
500
24%
Parker Pen Co class A
Class B
136 k
97
Aug
lk Mar
2,900
57,000
Bol
lk
1%
2
1
6 k
5
7k
12,501)
9,300'
15
900
14
k Nov
14k
900
14
Jen
X9k
2'/a Jun
7% Dec
8%
4k
8
k
6,000
5'/a
k
4
k
2,900
4'A
Dec
8 k
8
k
8k
800
1
8%
2.50
Standard
Standard
Standard
22Tb
Nov
Standard
Products
1|| Oct
Standard
20%
21%
1,100
16
k Apr
11
Jan
26To
Nov
Jan
6%
Nov
Standard" Tube
lk
23 k
1
Vii.
25 k
15,000
Jan
4,700
6k
6k
1,700
5
~4%
4k
434
I.400
1% Jan
10%
1,500
4
9 k
9k
4,300
1%
5,100
50
83%
18
Sep
1,550
59 k
—•
10k
2,300
5'A
Apr
Jan
ni'.'i
84
k
10k
11
32 k
10
32 lb
100
2k
3,500
1
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2
2.50
12k
12
13
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63 %
63 k
64
1
2,1
2ft
675
2 k
48
2.50
15%
6%
16,400
10%
—1
10%
10%
700
6
25c
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet (The) Company
Providence Gas
1
15%
10%
—1
*
Ilk
16%
io
10%
of
Colorado—
cumulative preferred
k
Ilk
65
49% Nov
16
k Jan
11%
7k
8k
Dec
% Sep
7%
Jun
Stone
Stop
Jan
ll'A
Dec
83
84k
200
82
313 4
Sep
95
Feb
30
31%
1,100
20 k
Jau
31%
Rath
18 k
18
900
Jan
19%
54%
13%
52%
•
Co
k
34%
2,000
IS
3
lii
4k
16% Mar
5,200
Sep
58% Dec
Ravmond
24 k
24'4
3k
100
30%
29 Tb
31k
3,600
19
19
19 k
1,350
10
International Inc
Reading Tube Corp
1
57%
12k
57 Vb
57 Tb
1,400
1
common
|
common
1
$1.25 convertible preferred
Red a Pump Co
Reis (Robert) & Co
'
«
20
6k
Sep
36
Oct
Jan
Sep
Reliance Insurance Co
•
j
j
Republic
18
50
_1
16 k May
45 k Jan
20% Dec
60% Nov
6 Tb Mar
200
17
Jan
3,400
16
Jun
18
1
•
% Jan
24.600
la
4,850
34
Tb,
11,500
7k
Jan
15,700
4'A
Jan
6,900
19'A
Oct
37
3
87b
lk
13,900
2k
2k
2%
5,700
OVb
95b
500
9k
7% Jun
Dec
i
!Rokeach (I) & Sons Inc
; Rolls Royce Ltd—
American deD rets ord
reg
i
1
■
f
**
Roosevelt Field Inc
Roosevelt Raceway Inc
-Roxbury Carpet Company
Royal American Corp.
-
Royalite Oil
Co
.For .footnotes see page .35.
84
100
Sep
24% Jan
20Tb
Aug
23%
20%
1,300
2,100
19%
Oct
4%
2%
Jan
23Tb May
4Tb Sep
Jan
4
3Tb
82'
k
4'4
14%
14%
\7%
1
7 k
10% Mar
'
4
6,600
84
180
,5k
4
2% Jan
/
30,000
80
lk
k Sep
Feb
1-50
'
15
Aug
Jan
6
k Dec
3,100
'7k
5,200
15
Dec
8
k Oct
Jan
7
Mar
Jan
20
12% July
4% Jan
4
iik
1
.50c
6'b
18 k*
3k
10%
1
6 k
19 k
3
Vis
10%
lk
6,800
4%
4,800
10
3,100
ll''s
46
k
13,300
10 k
3k
500
2k
'5k
6,900
47 k
3,100
'4%
3,500
43
4k
3k
3k
4
'
3,100
4k
1% Jan
5 k
.4%
:ni
4
3k
-1.25
„_1
5k
17 k
Nov
Jan
2% Jan
22 k
A
Jan
3% Jan
2% Apr
14%
..
Dec
Sep
200
6
May
14
100
x51
Feb
85
ilk
11%
12
11
12 T b
class
A
4 k
15 k
16Tb
28Va
200
17
Feb
G6
Dec
Apr
16'A
21
22 k
•800
15k
Jau
22 Vb
Sep
Nov
4
4%
2Tb
Feb
4%
k
6Tb
7k;
2,600
4,300
4k
Apr
7k
July
lift
lk
3k
11'
35.600
lk
Dec
3 ft
July
1Tb
Jan
"4%
7
4%
I/.
36,300
5% Apr
..4k Aug
6%
26
28k
70%
71k
•'"C
.
Dec
Dec
4k Dec
13% May
28Vb
Dec
46k
Jan
72
Nov
4k
Jan
15 k
15 k
15 k
16 k
18%
13
100
17%
5.600
6Tb
15
Oct '
Vb
Dec
18%
Jan
13 k May
Dec
15 k
100
16 k
Deo
3 k
3 k
44,800
1%
Jau
3%
Dec
20 k
20%
200
15 k
Jan
20%
Dec
34%
34 k
34%
800
29 k
Jan
38
23'A
21'/a
23 k
2,100
15
Apr
23'A Dec
33 k
33 k
35Tb
750
18
Jan
47
Sep
14'A
13k
16
July
3'A
3k
15
"3%
k
14 'A
8Tb
700
3TB
Jan
12
13,700
Jan
Oct
Jan
3 k
Nov
1.000
11
Jan
25%
Dec
lk
21k
21k
24
19%
19%
19 5 a
2,400
Ilk
Jan
2IV2
4Tb
4 Tb
4k
7.400
3%
Jan
4Tb
Dec
4'b
3%
4
k
4.200
2%
Jan
4%
Dec
6k
6k
7
14 k
15
13 Ti
13%
43
k
5
:
10c
10
25c
Inc
7Ta
2 k
10 T»
1
common
44Tb
k
7k
7%
1
—1
2
.
12 Tb
deposit rets ord registered—£1
deposit rets def registered—5s
Todd Shipyards Corp
:
20
Toledo Edison 4 k%
preferred—i__100
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
_—_l
Tower Acceptance Corp class A
1
Trans Caribbean Airways class A
10c
Trans Cont Industries Inc
1
Trans Cuba Oil Co class A
50c
Amer
k
3k
7.800
2
12,900
4%
Dec
8Tb
12,600
10Tb
.15 %
Dec
1%
1Tb
lk
15.000
Dec
Jan
3%
Jun
%
ft
%
.25,100
5
.
1%
94
8%
:
33
33
33
34%
17Tb
18
17k
:
20Tb
—
Two Guys from Harrison Inc™.
3
33 V2
2
300
Tb
35,
84 k
100
27b
3k
10,200
5Tb
5k
5%
19%
18 k
19%
1,700
3,600
lk
lk
1Tb
3,000
84
-
'
3*o
-84
ft
10
29 k
.
27 k
18 Tb
18^b
19
L000
10
10
10%
Nov
8Vb
Feb
Oct
3%
Jan
Dec
<
Dec
42 k
July
96
Nov
•.
3Va
Jan
Dec
Jan
Jan
5 k
Dec
Jan
19%
Dec
xlk
Nov
j
4
6,400
t
9k
J an
29 k
k. Feb
13%
.
Jun
1%
ft Nov
3k
18
Jan
,
Jau
Dec
Nov
31k Nov
,20%, Nov
/15Tb Apr
35
Aug
ilk Nov
29 Vb Mar
_♦
—10c
Nov
19% Nov
9k
„
100
.28*'"
2.— 12,900
Nov
1%
1,300
9
9
Dec
9%
2Tb
.
66,000
28%
Vb
May
34 Tb
Jan
83 Vb
•.
29
39k
-
Jan
t
33 k
3,100
.
.
2k Nov
Jan
19 k
10%
6k
3r'b
3Tb
35
:
Jan
4
3,200
3,500
1,900
35
33 k
101
Dec
19% May
Ta Jau
500
8Tb
Jun
il May
ft Jan
.10,500
2
1Tb
8%
1
1,300
26 k
24 k
25
28
.10
Inc
Dec
k
14%
4Tb..
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co—
Tefnper Corp
Nov
2Tb Jan
12 Tb
Dec
13'A
4k
-
warrants—-:—.
8%
Jan
Apr
10%
Jun
8*A Sep
45 k Oct
Jan
2
7,100
12k
Jun
16 Vb
,
13 k
1
Corp
Feb.
Jan
34 k
1,900
22,800
16 k
Jan
7
10%
_1
Inc
1,900.
1,400
14Tb
44'A
13 k
t>ep
8 k Aug
2 Tb Mar
4,100
14%
Amer
True
.
100
10,100
—
6b
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Trunz
4Tb
13
Apr
Feb
Dec
300
k
"6 k
27
1
Roofing Inc
Tri-Continental
Jan
3%
5,000
13
11 'A
13
20c
1
common
Thriftmarket Inc
Lux
8 Tb Aug
Jan
,-10
7
-
Thorapson-Starrett Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
:
Nov
Dec
k
Apr
25c
*
Tilo
18 Vb
28
97/b
5
preferred
Co common
Markets
Jan
22% Mar
45 k
5
-
Co
Texas Power & Light $4.56 pfd
Thorofare
Nov
7
Feb
*
-
61/4 May
i
Jan
Dec
2y2
9,100
28%
7
300
15k
13 k
1
—
Industries
Shovel Co
Ddc
1,300
_1
Calgary
Thew
Dec
4%
51,700
1
x
common
common
Inc
12Tb
12Tb
Jan
28 k
4
Oct
Jan
4% Mar
1Tb
4,800
4
Sep
k Aug
5 k
500
k
3
25c
common
Electric
u
4k July
6% Nov
48
1,300
8%
82 'A
ll'A
Jun
14 Tb July
9% Jan
Ilk
82 k
-
—30c
k
Dec
3,400
Texas
Trans
—£1
20%
50Tb
3,200
10c
Nov
1% July
'
Ltd.
Xtueseks Fifth Ave common.
Russell (The F C) Company—,—
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum—
Ryerson & .Haynes common.
3k
1
pfd F
Jan
21 'A
800
13
Tenney Engineering Inc
Tex am Oil Corporation
Dec
'
Vtc extended to Jan 3 1965
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
42
2,300
21%
1
cumulative
Television
Dec
12
k Jan
lk Jun
0%"
„1
B
Technicolor
May
lk Aug
51k
Jan
„
{
Inc
Tampa
Aug
1
tfrMar '
'
-
31 Vb
8k
29
lk
1,500
f
1
51 Vi¬
11 "2
29
-
—
k
8%
Rico Argentine
.
200
21Tb
T
15% Nov
25k Nov
18
45
12
Industrial Corp—_™_™_1
Mining Co.
Ridgeway Corp—•
Ex-liquidating distribution—
Rio Grande
Valley Gas Co—
Oct
Nov
12%
"l
.10
Reastoflex
Corp
Riphwed Petroleums Ltd™
Jan
23
2
__
50c
v
24 k
32%
Jan
12Vb
16 V
—1
Remington Arms Co
7%
11
23
1
;Reiter-Foster Oil Corp
I
50%
•
International Petrol Corp
Class
July
May
k Dec
11%
Symington Wayne Corp warrants™
Talon
27
1
common
Tel-A-Sign Inc—
Teleprompter Corp
10
——
Drug
55
11%
5
™1-
Supermarkets Corp-
Sunset
4%
3
Corp
Packing Co
Ray
Dec
18 VH
x35
Investment
Co
Jan
21
•
Inc
&
Nov
Ilk
R
Raij.d-American
(S)
Sunrise
Q
Ramo
Shop
26
7,700
5
•
Corp
Sun
3
Quebec Lithium Corp__
Quebec Power Co
.
&
Stroock
Unexcelled
Chemical
&
Corp
•
Union Gas Co of Canada
Union Iriveatment Co
Union
_
56% Apr
Sep
Nov
66
•
(Hugo) Corp
Container
Jan
24
23»2
14 T a
1
Inc
ordinary—
Superior Tool 6c Die Co
100
common
Stinnes
50
140
1,300
1,400
14*'o
50c
common
Dec
20c
coin
(j'B)
Nov
21k
25c
Stylon Corporation
5
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Canada
16%
Feb
1,400
preferred
Ilk Oct
Jan
200
Nov
37 %
63
Sterling Aluminum Products common_5
Sterling Breviers Inc
1
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
— 10c
Stetson
Deo
Jan-
x8%
1
Corp
Instruments
Oct
22 k
31
8%
;.l
Enterprises Inc
of
315 May
Jan
Ltd-—
Steel Parts Corporation
Stein (A) & Co common
Co
Dec
8k Nov
66
™1
Steel
2% Oct
8% Jan
1,600
(The)
12'A
14%
1
B
Mines
36 k
Dec
4 k
class
convertible
50c
Statecourt
Dec
Jan
4k May
12Ti Jan
50 k
1
common
Corp
Statham
Dec
13% Nov
71k Jun
Jan
21,700
ft
iV
0ft
lit
10c
1U May
Starrett
40
5 Vb
.
5Tb
1
11% Dec
Jan
14%
4,700
Sep
84 k
Oct
18
14%
Oct
12 k
55% Jan
II,800
—*
15k
13
18k Jan
1% Jan
8'/a Jan
1,200
o 3
Jan
Feb
8%
10
Co
Inc
Uranium
Stanrock
4% Sep
6 k Mar
1ft
il>
—X
Co
k
•
1% Feb
I
Forgings Corp—
(Ky)
Shares
3Ta Feb
Apr
7% Sep
3 Tb Jan
1
Corp
Standard-Thomson
1%
24
9k
P R M Inc
Financial
21%
Dec
3Tb
Jan :
21
»
1
20
...
Oil
i.i',.
1
Pressed Metals of America
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd
Pyle-National
Nov
49 Tb
Jau
Sep
Dec
Dec
27Tb
-
ii
l
Inc—
7 k Nov
62% Nov
33 k
158
21k
i0c
Standard Dredging Corp common
$1.60 convertible preferred—;
10 k
35Tb
Jun,
45 k
a
5
warrants
Jan
9%
New common
Stahl-Meyer
Jan
9k
common
Corp
47
1
Corp of Canada common
Oil Royalties Ltd
Rand
400
—1
Pratt & Lambert Co™
Sperry
DeC-
13'A Aug
8%
2
Royalty Co
Spear & Company
Spencer Shoe Corp
500
4%
Corp„2
Inc
Southland
Jan
6
7,400
Dec
% Apr
6Tb
Mar
32Tb
14,100
2Tb
Vi
.
Line
7
——1
Pneumatic Scale common
Poloron Products class A
Powdrell & Alexander
common
Co
Pipo
61
10c
•—
2
.
25
Petroleum
Materials
Southern
60 k
10 pesos
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
4l/4%
10 k July
Dec
25
cumulative preferred
6%
5
Aircraft Corp
Pierce Industries Inc
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
Service
100
Nov
~5%
5Vb
2Tb
55
60 k
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfect Circle Corp
2.50
Peruvian Oils & Minerals
1
Co
8%
7%
6k
18,800
24 Vb
Southern
Sep
15% Sep
9% Dee
Jan
4
1
16%
30Tb
3Tb
'53B
2
16Tb Mar
95
Sep
Sep
Sep
v
8% Jan
r
50
49 Tb
46 Vb
3Tb
>4 J an
Jan
1,300
158
24:,b
Southern California
35k Aug
8 k Jun
k Jan
28k May
4k Feb
JA Jun
1% Jan
4 k Jan
55
ft Jan
50
32Tb
32 ki
25
57,300
34%
34%
158
46 k
Jau
Mar
ft 3'A
4,800
24 Vb
._25
k
10
10'A
54Tb
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred—
5k
7,GOO
24
convertible preference—
32k
Jan
54
13,800
55
4.32%
4.24%
4.08%
ft
1
.
33Tb Deo
222.500
24k
4.48%
14k
Co
%
6 k
24 V
Dec
4k
Feb
Dec
21 k Oct
Edison—'
13%
32k
^
48
'
Feb
2
5,300
22% Aug
ft
2
36
Dec
2
Piasocki
lk
5
22 k
Apr
5%
100
'.*
Apr
-
86
3,400
34 V4
10'A
Jun
25.
,
21 Vb
16 k
32 k
...
2Tb
35Tb
5,500
103
*4
.
2r%
22
18,600
14k
Pep Boys (The)
44 V
1
61,800
91'A Jan
k-*Apr
5,800
1,600
3k
150
Dec
32
43,000
13%
100
Dec
AkNoV
203Tb Dec
•7%
8k
18k
99
Nov
73A«#ulf
-Jan*.
17
13,100
40'b
12 Vb
original preferred
,_25
cumulative preferred
25
cumulative preferred25
4.56% convertible preference——25
Dec
40
-
34Tb
34'A May
35,300
14
38%
;
8
3 k
100
0
^
39%
100
1,000
7k
10%
3%
,
Apr
130
•:
4.88%
4.78k
Dec
..v
10 V
17k
2
Penn Traffic Co
•
'
10%
8k
common-_p.--12.50
California
20 Vi
Jan
Jan
2%
1,200
1
X
3%
Patino of Canada Ltd
Public
Oil Co
48
19 k
5"fe
Jan
4.400
r
t
Dec
11% Dec
Jan
..
91Tb
•
12 k
-•—2
Parkcrsburg-Aetna Corp
Prentice-Hall Inc
5
—
Jun
96 k
84
£1
Inc
(Howard) Paper Mills
-BonoLone Corp
So.ss Manufacturing commoji—
South Coast Corp common..-™
102% Jun
Feb
Peninsular Metal Products
Prairie
Jun
„20
18'b
le
Pantepec Oil (C A) Amfcr shares—1
Park Chemical
Company
Power
Jan
x4
47 V ;■
19k
32 k
1
Pan Israel Oil vtc
Phillips Screw
Slick Airways
Jan
'
202 3 V
199
1
Smith
26 k
35
3
3k
34%
1
;
Wurr8nts
Pacific Power & Light 5Vo
pfd
100
Pago-Hersey Tubes common
—"
Pancoastal Petroleum (C A) vtc__2 Bol
Philips Electronics Inc
Philippine Long Dist Tel
Jun
Fob
24
•
Co
1
13% Dec
21
Apr
3,050
*
:
—
27
27k .Jan
^
34%
10flb
Skiatron Electronics & Telev Corp__10c
Apr
7,400
5,100
12% Dec
30Tb Nov
Jau
Apr j
Juu
%
8%
3%
«%
?6% Jan i
4 k Jan
25c
Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Jan
k
9
..
Sep
Lk Nov
7 k Nov
Jap
3,700
%
preferred—
2k
k Dec
3 Tb May
"6% ~6k
5k
common
Venezuelan
24% Oct
24% Sep
22 Tb Oct
21Tb Aug
94%
136 k
134
30 k
27
Aug
24% Nov
600
25 k
24 k
23%
22%
4.50%
27%
25k
24k
5°,'o redeemable 1st preferred
25
5 Yo redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
4.30% redeemable 1st preferred—25
30
T»
2,200
:
2ft Mar
13'A Nov
6
~6%
1
Ltd
Singer
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
5 Va'/c 1st preferred
13%
19/4
10%
10
-io
5,000 fr
Publications—
Mines
convertible
$3
Oct
15 k
-1
—
Precision
Siininons-Boardman
1
2
Inc
Simca American Shares.
Dec
15)
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amcr shares.IOs
•
Lighting
Silvray
changed to
Itamo Investment
12%
18 k
1%
3,300
900
;
10c
1ft
2 Tb
a
15,500
,~2Tb
1ft
4!
6.900
k
k
7% Apr
'
r:
>
.
lVfi Apr '
47,000
27Tb
ft
2
2 Tb.
4k
12 k
27
1
1ft
4k
3.000
400
B
2Tb.
7
.
5Tb Mar
1,300
common
1
common
2
1%
*
Ltd™
Breweries
Silex Co
Jan
Sep
Nov
6%
12%
18%
3
-10c
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Nov
5Tb
11.V
_100
Sicks
20% Dec
Ncv
x91
6Vb Sep
12,200
6ft
H%
25
-
of America comrnou
90c
Corp
cumulative
Omar Inc.
37%
35,100
Dec
9k Nov
10.800
lk
t'n.
1
common
4% preferred —
Sherwin-Williams of Canada
3'/. July
Feb
2
87,700
1
Okalta Oils Ltd
20:ib
100
preferred
Old
3
2Tb
18 Vb
2%
19 Vb
1%
35
Siboney-Carlbbean Petroleum CoOceanic Oil Company
Ogden Corp common
July
23k Apr
Jan
'62.800
lk
—5
Shoe Corp
Ift
Nuclear Corp of Amcr A (Del.)
21
-
Jun
7
lk
—*-*-•
Sherman Products Inc
Sherwin-Williams
4U Feb
38,400
lk Oct
lk Oct
Dec
7
2
its
9%
6%
1
g(0c
5%
2ft
Sep
8Ta
22 k May
21
July
4k
<
11
6 k
6%
liS
,—1
u
4
87 k
100
_
Serrick £orp class BServo Corp of America
Nov
72
700
12k
4
€5
8:,4
27 k
5k
10
124.500
5%
-
21k Aug
k Jan
400
1%
llf
10
,„10c
3%
3% Nov
-
5%
Corp.—
3%
3,300
200
-
.-j
Nov
21 'A
T9% Aug- /.17 k Oct
17% Sep
500i>
...»
8Va
JlOc
Sentry Corp
5k
;
22
1ft
Seeman Bros Inc—*
«k Oct
3%
3-4
Nor.tk American Royalties Jnc
—1
North Canadian oils Ltd
*—23
Northeast Airlines
—-n,—.,*1
North ?Ponn RR
Co.,r._
r_™_»™60
Northern tod Pub Berv 4 k%
pfd—100
Nortlispan Uranium Mines Ltd
1
Feb
18 k
22
50c
-—™1
Scaporoel Metals Inc..
Securities Corp General
Security Freehold Petroleums
13 k Dec
26
350
Apr
7
/'
>800
-■
20%
18
1
-
Sourry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Seaboard
Western Airlines
Mar
Jan
5k Apr
800
10
—
Sayre & Fisher Co
I-fir Jan
4k
x20
x20
1,700
8%
-
18k
Apr
-
Pec
25
'
8
High
12 k
13
—
Nov
69
Low
4j20O
17Tb
18k
18%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
*
preferred 5% series
20
preferred 4k% series.20
series_2o
5.60k
preferred
J.
20
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
1
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
—25c
Saxon Paper Corp
1
1—25c
25 k Dec
Jan
„c
c:l:,
Shares
18%
16 pesos
-J;
fspr Week
xl7%
Cumulative
Dec
1%
-
13% Feb
% May
lk Jan
Merchandise™*——.^,—10
ft
135
Apr
lft, July
Ilk Jan
2.400
Ltd-
Salps
•
Range
Cumulative preferred 4.40k
Oct
19% Oct
1-1 May
1% Oct
Jan
Inc__™
Carlos Milling Co
Week's.
of Prices
Low
Cumulative
29%
Jan
7k
Dec
u:
i
xl7%
*
2.50
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—
3'A Feb '
lk Feb
Apr
8,200
25
135
135
Nickel Rim Minos Ltd1
Nipisslng
Mines—
1
Noma Lites Xnc_„_.———,-1
Class
•ft Jan
%
~Lv
•
common-™
k
32,800
27 k
1%
1
New York & Honduras
35,500
k
%
common—.———
Oils
New York Auction Co
York
16
161k
Jan
•125
10,130
IT a
Salein-Broslus
San
Last
Par
St Lawrence Corp Lid common
1A Sep
161% '•"a
15 k
20c
Jan
lft Jan
%
y<i
:
Sale Price
V-s
•'
Dec
17'A Nov
1%
151
3/,
27 k-
Jan
5k
800
1%
High
35 k
19 k
3,900
1,100
l'V
159 k
25c
Arizona
15 Vb
_—_50c
Mining Co
New
New
Co
Zinc™.
Jersey
New
35 k
14
lk
New England Tel & Tel
*—100
New Havea Clock & Watch Co.——1
New Idrla
34 k
Friday
ft
-
American Stock Exchange
2% Dec
Jan
1
9.800
15
50c
19 :
STOCKS
Low
2%
35 k
v
1
.
Petroleum
DECEMBER
Range Since Jan.1
Shares
High
2%
2%
30c
TOR WEEK ENDED
RANGE
for Week
•,
of Prices
Low
Par
National
Range
Last :
American Stock Exchange
•<;,
i
Stock Yards ©f Omaha
8k
7Tb'
153b
16 Vs
9k
.9k
9T«
4k
;
400
Dec
10k Jun
Jan
15%
2,600
83b
16 k
19
.
'
i.
"4
20
100
..
7Tb. Jan.:
19k Jw*
Aug
9% Dec
25Tb Sep
•
Volume 188
Number 5805
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2671)
3
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
,
i
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RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Aircraft
Products
United Asbestos
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United. Milk Products
common^
rets
ord
.
*
Air
U 6
Cetamic Tile
Co__
U" 8 Foil class R
U S
registered
Vitamin
S
&
-
l
\
i
16,300
lj9o
•
"»
16.800
41
38%
x4%
x4%
29
Jan
1
30
5
168
3.600
46*8
50 "5a
60,400
3?ar
4%
7.700
20
Dec
1%
1
ABaden
A
5% Oct
50%
"'
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8,800
2%
700
43%.34
13 %
v
...5
,;
1%
Jan
"V
2,300
38
34
..14
;
13%
13 Va—
7%
.77a
8
3374 Dec
Jiia-'v
39% Feb
4
21,300
x22% Oct
51
40
30% Dec*
2
a3* —-6,700
2 Vo
45
50%
-
1
.15
...
Universal Marrion. Corp
Utah-Idaho Sugar......
33 V*
.
10
;
;
30%
>2Vz
3i?
25o'
Oil
Universal Controls TnC
Universal Insurance.
1939
(80%
Maranhao
redeemed)—
-
.20
.....
,..
•
24
16,800
13,500.
Jan
12% Oct .5
v
4% Jan
—
4% Jan
Peru
"
'2% Dec
43% Dec
.
V- v/48% July
.-16% July
8
■
Dec
*No
*
„
;
!;
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,
1774
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*15%-
;
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•
*60
...
..K
•
\z£
*80 :
'■
1
Van -Norman
100
'4% Mar
6,200
78% Apr
30% Jan
5
—it-
393a
5
Industries-•warrants
36%
5
40%
4%
5
Victoteen (The) Instrument Co..
1
7%
7%
-8'
Vinco
1
3
2%
3%
6,900
3%
*3%
;4%
16,GOO
9%
9%
-9%
Corporation
«.
■
■ J.
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co.
.Vogt
2
-
-
Manufacturing-
2
1,300
-
17,800
-•*
i
7
''
-8
May
' Oct
'.
Aug
974
tribution.
k Ex-dividend,
—Jan-July'
'C 48%'
.V 4874
-
*3974
,'.9..';
.4374
-
Ex-rights,
y
z
*
1074
Waltham
Webb &
66
Precision
2
Apr
474
800
2
Jun
on
56
Jan
70
70
80
2%
•3
.2,100
25
250
.1
37%
86 3 4 X88
174 Mar
14%
1%
1
1%
1%
1%
47,300
12274
6.070
_•
(Del)
XI09
x-107
Jan
Manufacturing
;
4,400
1% Jan
1% Oct
2
1%
1%
r
i%
2 In
1%
7,100
13,300
Development Co.
Leaseholds Ltd
•
3';
3%
4
(R C) & Co
31
275
4174
Apr
%
Nov
174
Jan
21%
Jan
400
7.000
137»
57a
.
67a
100
;*
94
5
3%
500
94
10
1
12%
22%
227i»
69%
._5s
674
67a
1%
__1"
174
17%
17%
%
87a
H
—10c
1970
Aug 1 1998
2%s series A 1970
7% Jan
Jan
1574
Jan
22
Nov
15
17
Jan
24
Altalian
Power
RR
Research
4%
5s
400
or
674 Dec
"l%
Feb
18%
Nov
8
Sold
Jan-July
1970
54%
High
45
lit! tr ctfs
April-Oct
1976
Jan-July
1963
Jan-July
1st mortgage 3 74s 1968
April-Oef
mortgage 3s
1971
April-Oct
Pennsylvania Water
Power 374s 1964—.June-Dec
Co 6s
Rapid Electrotype 7s deb 1967
374s series A
89
3s
series
2%s
B
series
0274
56
37
5
2
37
—
136
47%
*43%
85%
27
—
—
42
33%
88%
8074
5
9674
101
99
101%
68
60
9574
2
50
131
92
39074
85
t83
4t75
86
89%
84
96
88
101
90
9074
90%
8874
100
95
105%
Dye
& Chemical 6s
1973
Wasatch Corp deb 6s ser A 1963—
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974.
West Penn
Western
Traction
5s
I960
Newspaper Union 6s 1959
*84
Aprfl-Oct
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
..Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Aprll-Oct
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
100
*104% 10574
'
489.4
+1.7.
451.5
332.2-
519.7
402.2
+0.1
512.1
328.5
193.2*
372.1*
337.8
Service
373.3
+ 0.8
442.4
516.2
—
328.2
,
•
332.2
190.3
+
367.8
336.4
+
219.7
193.2
0.4
-
"
155.5
372.1
263.2
347.2
1.2
!
.
1.5
261.3
Int'l
United States
'Total
Bank
Government
Bond
Sales
Railroad
•
Shares
and Miscel,
+
Foreign
Bonds
.'a-
Dec. 15
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Dec. 18
Dec. 19
6,722,000
6,727,000
7,037,000
6,176,000
$6,889,000
6,978,000
7,074,000
7,365,000
^6,544,000
—
—
——
-...
.
868,000
——
•
Total
$1,945,000
—^
—
Stocks—No. of Shares
$34,850,000
—
Jan. 1 to Dec. 19
<1957
1958
1957
541,216,666
726,457,286
13,173,320
18,656,430
-
90
*8574
85
'
100
$34,850,000
Mon.'
.n),- I
>
Dec. 15
—
102
100% 103
91
6974
102% 102%.
*9874 100
_
63
1
63%
Shares)
101%
71%
Dec. 16
1,379,785
103,000
Fri.
Dec. 19
1,527,900
100
2,000
2,000
23,000
100,000
1,660,377
140,000
f"*Ttf
7,563,097
.
" $576,000
,
Bands,—
>
1958
Domestic
Total
$614,000
■■
*
,
.
19OT
206,693,602
1958.
.
10,000
9,000
29,000
$614,000
231,456,719
•" '■>
-
$352,000
$576,000
—
Foreign corporate:
—
1957
*
Foreign governments
-
—
$18,771,000
1,554,000
31,000 ".
"
$22,055,000
$11,937,000
2,231,000
t
1,730,000
$393,000
Total
Bonds
Jan. 1 to Dec. 19
4,002,523
7,563,097
-
,
$29,000
$9,000
;
$104,000
141,000
102,000
126,000
141,000
1,000
Week Ended Dec. 19
Stocks—No. of Shares
,
$5,000
136,000
1,479,705
Dec. 18
$5,000
3,000
/
$97,000
191% 102%
05%
Government
Bonds
Bonds
1,515,330
•
Foreign
Corporate *
Bonds
Foreign
~
Domestic
Dec. 17
73
.
999,016,500
$27,343,500 $1,345,489,120 $1,048,382,630
Stocks
(No. of
"
95
48
1
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
.*
9274
91
64
*9474
68
49,174,130
66,376,020
1,278,905,100
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
:
11074
95
*101
*
99,000
—
$877,400
26,466,100
32,905,000
Total
104% 105%
6274
$75,000
117,000
$109,000
—
—
$1,945,000
Railroad and Industrial
104% 10974
91
*91
6274
-
—
-
International Bank
Tues.
102
*8974
—
$32,905,000
$646,000
256,000
347,000
328,000
Wed.
10474 10474
G874
L.
$6,243,000
18,656,430
Dec. 16—
Dec. 17
3,339,445
3,970,110
3,899,900
3,907,175
3,539,800
.
299.0
491.9
483.5
•
LOW
391.1
+ 1.2
Thurs.
106% 10674 *
June-Aug:
Feb-Aug
90
100
June-Dec
June-Dec
1958
nigh
Chang*
+1.2
450.0
and
58
385.9
High.
•.
80
Southern California Gas 3%s 1970
Southern Counties Gas (Calif) 3s 1971
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3%s 1970
Dec. 5,
390.6
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
93
87%
80
1983
Dec. 12, '58
'
:
:
Goods
Transportation
Utility
Trade, Finance
Mining
*New
—
Goods
73
9074
United
Durable
Non-Durable
10074
95%
90
1982
closing prices of the common
Percent
:
—
—
87
80
K
24
12, 1958, for composite and by major industry
with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
as follows (1939=100):
;
Composite
Manufacturing
9674
87
93
93
78
Feb-Aug
series
71.50 P"e.
U—
10074
Feb-Awg
series J
compared
current year are
88
9474
122% 136
Feb-Aug
4%s
95.07 July 26
SEG Index of Stock Prices
The SEC index of stock prices based on the
9274
88
1976
4%s series I 1982
2
1957
for
•
10274
85
187
Feb-Aug
"
—
Low
-
Foreign
91
93%
9574
May-Noo
Feb-A up
1982
102.17
U. S. Government
2
93
9374
91
10074
29
9774
95
J85 74
1981
May-Noc
deb '62—Jan-July
i
19—
High
91
86
1978
4%s
Dec.
Range
101.66
1958
77
134
6
1979^
H
101.47
18
Week Ended Dec. 19
E
series
17
Dec.
72.25 Jan
40
D
X—4%8
Dec.
54
9774
101
97
Jan-July
1981
Low
Fri.
98%
series
G
High —,102.17 Dec 19
101.35
143
8774
10
Mar-Sepf
96
series
series
101.14
16—
Thur.
Fri.
56
87
84
96
1976.
3%s
15.—
Dec.
Tues.
9774
94
1965
1958
for
Dec.
Wed.
Bonds—
80%
123
—
Range
Mon.
Mon.
43
•
85%
*86%
—
97
123
1973
F
.
Closing
No. of
3%8
series
:«.71
•
3%s
3s
86.67
50
10
}87
1973
C
83.47
High
27
133
Corp 3s,
conv
*86.26
Stocks
Jan-July
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
90.49
31
1998. Jan-July
...
Southern California Edison 3s
198.43
Range Since
41
*97%
134
May-Nou
Power
Power
88.89
572.38
•
1174 July
Low
No,
21%
54
Jan-July
Trust 674%
Corp—debentures
Safe Harbor Water
86.69
154.70
'
I
Jan. J
8174
8174
May
1963
& Gas
86.56
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Bonds
Friday's
8774
1st
1970
'83.56
Hulls—
Oct
17% Dec
91
67-28 due 1953 extended to
374s
86.30
1
(35 Stocks)
,-:
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
69% Dec
Jan
5
Bid & Asked
1961—..Mar-Sept
subord
Public Service Electric
90.36
86.79
mo
7H«z/-Nov
England Power 374s 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
•
196.40
Wed.
New
Ohio
88.48
Thurs.
1993
4s
154.03
86.79
Over-lhe-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Week's Range
Quar-Feb
debs 1967
Realization
Valley
National
convertible
18
■
Midland
5s
Dec
Oct
3974 Jan
RR—
RR
569.38
10074 Feb
Apr
3,600
...June-Dec
mortgage 4s series B 1993
Western
.86.72,
July
Lackawanna of N J Division—
&
86.80
-86.57
Stocks
stock for the week ended Dec.
1% Jan
9
91
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1978—Jan-July
Guantanamo
86.89
83.65
groups
10,700
J35
June-Dec
6s
conv
83.64
83.55
86.42
Oct
12
100
*1%
17%
40c
Mtge Bank
86.43
.86.43
90.25
Feb
Sep
Aug
12,300
Pump 4s inc debs 1994—June-Dec
Residential
90.30
90.35
196.14
16%
25%
1,100
Low
A 1st
196.20
195.91
87.89
16%
x92% Dec
200
6072
69%
1374
Last
Finland
P.ondi
88,04
17——
274 Aug
25% Sep
Friday
Flying Tiger Line 5%s
40
Ities
87.95
Jan
15
8
mortgage 4s series A
TJ til-
Rails
154.36
Apr
May
11%
10
300
14
13%
Sale l'riee
1st
Deo,
Oct
1%
13%
2
Western
tirade
Rails
154.12
Dec
9%
Period
&
Grade
trials
154.70
„_
Dec
1,700
Interest
Lack
Indus¬
65
ities
565.18
„„
Jun
£1
Bethlehem Steel
Util¬
Total
10
31% July
7.600
BONDS
Delaware
40
Apr
-
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s
16
Jun
2,800
2%
American Stock Exchange
Boston Edison
23%
32
1
1
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Zale Jewelry Co
Zapata Petroleum Corp
15
Decf
Nov
20
f 6
147a
preference
12—;
Dec.
74 Oct
•lA
2
14%
common.
140
x25Ya Mar
25
Ltd—
Feb
19%
1
19%
•12%
«*
Rail¬
Second
563.98
i
Dec.
Jan
35
147s
...Amer dep rets ord reg
&
4%
950
28 34
13%
5%
Woodall Industries Inc
Steel
Oct
Apr
...1
Wisconsin Pwr & Lt 4% % pfd
Wood- (John) Industries Ltd
Wood Newspaper Machine
A Amer
37a
26%
5
—.
—
First
roads
Nov
600
31
10
.
(F W)
374
Jan
30%
1
common.,-.
Woodley Petroleum
Dec
%
28%
_1
(The) Corp—
Williams-McWilliams Industries
Woolworth
31
10c
Corp
preferred
3
l
Wickes
5%
30
lo
common
•*->-
10
10
Total.
Tues.
.
White Eagle Internat Oil Co
15
562.27
Jan
10,600
Tablet & Stationery common.*
Coal-.
20
WHson Brothers
93%
120
Is
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
•Bonds
20
trials
Jan
Oct
3.500
Maryland Ry 1% 1st pfd—100
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
—
'
'
•
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
Indus¬
Date
,\j Mar
74
10.000
Western
Inc
2
Sep
88%
1
Westmoreland
•
10
Jun
-3
i«
100
dep rets ord shares
.
•3% Sep
_1 %
pfd
l.
"
"•
-
'
30
2,5 '-Nov
2% Apr
Western
Williams
Nov
16% Apr
3,400
Western
River Oil
13074
7 10C
3%
1.25
...
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
Wichita
vr
23%
3%
i'll
White Stores Inc
■■
,,174 Sep
1% Sep
23%
Rights
Westmoreland
107
-4(7%
the New York Stock
Oct
74
3% Apr
26% Sep
40% Nov
l
West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
Western
jMan
-
37%.
being transacted during the current'week. :
Sep
5
Weiman & Company Inc
Amer
May
32,100
1%
Jan
24
3,500
1
10c
"Webster Investors Iiic
6%
the
are
3% Aug
22%
Instrument Co
preference
Wentworth
100
3
1
Knapp Inc
series
3
30
$2 cumulative preferred——
Wallace & Tiernan Inc
43Va
Stock antl Bond Averages
Nov
2%
100
Waitt & Bond Inc
,
Dec
3
2%
*
10174
Ex-liquidating dividend.:
•
—StocksCo
;
'
40 : : •
i§Reported in receivership.
listed
Aircraft
99%
907':..J36.Va
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," bonsolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "cony," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "vtc."
voting-ceiWlcates;
"wVwhen issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
w
Wagner Baking voting ctfs ext
7%
preferred
1
-i.
V-v"
Below
Waco
7
"
par
474 Sep
4% Sep
2% May
600
-
Jan
3% Jan
,2% Jan
-
Nov
42
65
value.-a Deferred delivery transaction (not Included 111 year's range), d Ex-hite'-ost.
:f Ex ^liquidating
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend.
liEx-prlnclpal. • m Under-the-tule transaction
-(not included in year's range),
r Transaction for cash (not included in year's range),
t Ex-dls-
7%- Dec
85
61
*80; *•;
*101%; :v"
"
•
common*
20
219%
.-16174:190
:
"*i5o
2012__ian-JuIp
ABonds being traded flat.
$4 convertible preferred.
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Col
"
;
;■ " JFriday's bid and ask prices; no sales
Valspar Corp
-
-194
.
u»a
v-
16
'
*175
—»May-Nov
;
High
•
...
*-4,
l.ow
/'
'.
2008—..May-Woo
Sinking fund 3s Jen l 1997.^.
Rio de Janeiro stamped (Plan A) 2s
Dec
51 '
(Republic pf)-r^^
190
*190
Feb-Aug
1949-^—_——^_F^b-Aug
'
Jaw. j
-
No.
r
*160
.
Range Since
Sold
; ^
"*1674
1947-
stamped
-
*160
.
A7s.(issue of Oct 1927) 1947-—1
April-Oct'
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972—
June-Dec
Parana stamped (Plan A) 274s 2008——Mar-Sepf
Pharmaceutical—
Universal Consolidated
Munic "7s
Cons
6 74 s
Bonds
Low*. High
*185
Apfil-Oct
1952—^ Jan-July
^
Waterways
(Plan A) 274s
.'Mortgage Bank of Bogota —
A7s (issue of May 1927) 1947
*
J an-July
1,
1951
AHanover ifPtW)1 674s
-
—
series B
Danzig Port &
7s
Dec
<
50c
or Friday's
Bid & Asked
i
———Feb-Aug
"
v">AS F secuted 6s 1947—-June-Dec
AHanover (City of) Germany-^-i
'*
Dec
67
(Germany) 7s 1951——
AGerman
Dec
474
Jan
v
^Feb-Aug
A 6b
Jan
10% Nov
Apt.
31
Sale Price
Central Bk of German State & Prov BanksAGs series A
1952
;
474 Sep
189
Jan
Last
Period
: -
6% Sep
2% Apr 7... juit..
Week's Range
Interest
Jan
41
AJMT
.
Friday
bonds
American Stock Exchange
~
United Stores Corp common...
Universal American Corp
19
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Oct
1%
.
3% May
200
"400
47%
'
9% May
Nov
% Apr
900
.
4%
Jan
3% Jan
—1
•
'
:
DECEMBER
274 July
xl79% 180
;
v
8
4%
1''
Reclaiming Co.
i
United States Vitamin Corp—
U 8 Vitamin Corp—
; # « •
Name changed to U S Vitamin
U
5^ Jan
l
—
Pharmaceutical Corp
(Effective Dec 9)
35,600
41
50c
-
Rubber
&
■711
1%
10s
—
+
• "
ENDED
High
5%
7
i%
100
Conditioning Corp..
•
"
J RR & Canal—,.
»
US
Low
20,000
_5
'• <+-
.
.
Range Since Jan. 1
8%
:
•
Shares
-
High
-7%
10c
.
..
United- Molasses Co Ltd—
Ame'r" dep
\7%
itV
Corp
United Canso-Oil & Gas Ltd vtcUnited Cuban Oil Inc^
United
8%
1
•
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Low
»
50c
common
FOR
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Pari
United
Week's
,
-
1,786,000
$15,954,000
<4
The Commercial arid Financial Chronicle
3^-(2672)
...
Monday, December 22, 1958
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
ENDED
DECEMBER
1!)
Sale Price
Boston Stock
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Par
American
Motors
American
Tel
■
Tel
—
&
Boston & Maine
Personal
Calumet
Service
Cities
Eastern
586
223%
223
226
1,080
121
123
37
5
cum
57c
cum
First
Nat'l
Ford
Motor
235
Shoe
1
226
Dec
U
S
Steel
16.66%
90%
Oct
Westinghouse
63%
Feb
Wool worth
Feb
130
May
Jan
58%
Apr
17%
Oct
.V.'i
'
'
Jan
55
Nov
Jan
65
Jan
19%
44%
Feb
62%
7
52
41%
6 %
402
6 %
__v".
"
:
j
50
Jan
Dec
56
Jan
•
Gillette Company
Island
Co
Copper
Corp
5%
RR
Feb
88%
Jan
"".25
Y
H
N
Hartford
&
Railroad
Northern
...
99
1
,; v-
Jan
Feb
Jan
38
103
Oct
104
7c
159%
*
7c
19%
1,700
11%
Jan
11
■
1!)
•
__100
70
'
...
19%
Dec
Oct
Jan
Nov
14%
5c
Jan
8c
Apr
834
14%
Jan
20%
Nov
57
125%
Jan
159%
5%
Jan
25
70%
Jan
31%
159% 159%
Apr
11%
Apr
v:
85
87
'
■
5
-J.
50
.
Rexall
•'
•
16 7
17%
17%
»
Stone
225
Webster
&
&
Shop
United
Dec
Wrigley
Allen
Rubber
'•
Stores
Corp common.
Brown-McLaren
100
Company
Buell
Die
Consumers
12%
43%
Feb
Detroit
Nov
Detroit
25
Economy Baler
Jan
31%
Oct
Ford
38
Motor
Nov
Cincinnati
Sep
Gar
29 %
Sep
General
39
39%
566
34%
Jan
51%
Aug
Goebel
47%
135
31%
Jan
Sep
Graham
46
—
,
-
.
—
47%
31% May
26% Jan
70
%
280
47%
56
*
69
72
Nov
41
July
Dec
.
Telephone
Eagle
High
Low
45%
320
24%
Jan
45%
41%
41%
96
35%
33%
35%
675
88
88
135
Great
Paige
Ho,skins
&
Co
;
38
Light
32%
Dec
27%
25%
Register
1,233
2%
Jan
2%
2%
2%
265
1
Jan
3y8
1%
1®8
1%
1,208
1%
Feb
2% Aug
24%
24:%
710
21%
Jan
27%
Oct
20%
115
16%
Feb
23%
Nov
6%
6 %
100
4%
Jan
6%
1
_
6
6%
——
6 %
T%
Oct
Nov
51%
3% May
Dec
7%
10%
7%
—
32
10%
•
7%
700
Sep
6Vz Dec
22%
Jan
32
Jan
-.12
5%
1,391
Apr
200
■
"6%
2% July
160
31%
1
■
1
Dec
Oct
Dec
1%
1 %
767
1%
Sep
13%
883
11%
Jan
14Y2 July
2%
2%
160
2
Apr
2V2 July
16%
13
16 %
258
13
Mar
13
1
2
-•
2
5%
!''
Jan
1%
-
Jan
16%
•<
2 /
Jan
4i% July
334
•6%
Dec
Dec
44%
1% July
22%
Jan
29%
Oct
6%
Feb
10,:
Oct
17%
Jan
23
Oct
1
17%
305
.14%
Jun
20%
Oct
j
505
2%
Apr
•4% Nov
i
250
4%
Apr
Mar
-•"T% July
15%1 Oct
"f
Jun
12.% -Feb
t
4
7
7
14%
-i-
15%
10%
53%
54
184
40
56
Nov
Walker
53%
53%
24
50%
120
51%
14%
52%
14%
199% 227%
711
&
Co
15%
common
3
3,525
9%
340
4%
550
;
Oct
4%
3% Aug
..
4% Sep
3%
3%
100
2%
Jun
38%
218
38%
Dec
40
Mar
15%
.
'
*
A—,—
•a
•
..
38%
1
:
class
Co
1
225
9%
10%
10
Corp
235
Dec
Apr
.
3% Feb
Feb
1,062
4
Vinco
Walker &
2%
23
.•
4
Feb
Oct
166
17%
V'
—
5.
3% Mar
1,075
29
8%
——
—
,
22%
29
8%
-I—
1
i
1
2%
-
33%
4,000
4
2%
5
10
900
41%
.4
2%
Corporation
Nov
Mar
6%
39%
■
4
2
7
Udylite
33
94
%
10
36%
Jan
53%
14%
Jan
25%
Nov
42
Jan
52%
Nov
40
39% Jan
.'55%
Dec
4
11% May
167% Jan
14%
Dec
227 %
Dec
64
15 %
4,412
15% May
16
;
j
•Apr
.
.
;
Dec
94%
103
75%
Feb
95%
450
39%
Apr
67%
55
13%
Jan
22%
18%
113
15 Ye
Feb
19
13
418
5%
Jan
14
Dec
43
25
.
Acme
Oct
Admiral
55^4
Oct
Aid
44
58%
61%
6
2%
50
43%
46% Mar
2% Mar
2%
20
Steel
Dec
54%
60
169
Laboratories
Abbott
36%
Apr
Sep
63% Aug
2%
Apr
Alleghany
Laboratories
88
88
48%
Jan
88
Dec
20%
22%
295
16
Jan
22%
Dec
Allis-6halmers
36%
105
31
Jan
36 %
Dec
Aluminum
52%
53%
60
45%
Oct
55
26%
26%
50
22%
Apr
31% Aug
American
51%
52 %
116
43%
54%
Can
30
Nov
Aluminium Ltd
Airlines
(Un)
Theatres
Broadcast Paramt
Oct
201 % 203
23
172%
Apr
207
Oct
American
Cyanamid Co
144%
140% 144%
36%
36%
20
98%
Jan
144%
10
27% May
37%
Dec
American
Machine &
38
30%
53%
Dec
American
51%
53%
49%
46%
50%
363
Dec
Jan
Motors
American
Rad
Nov
American
Tel & Tel
158
57
Apr
73%
Dec
American
Tobacco
47%
48%
383
33% Feb
52%
Nov
American
Viscose
17%
18%
155
14%
Jan
19
Dec
Foundry—
40%
40%
40
28 %
Dec
Armco
61
Apr
43%
64%
65%
424
30
Feb
65%
Dec
Afmour
21
21
50
13
Apr
23 %
Oct
78%
80%
70
33
Jan
87%
Nov
Ashland
32%
32%
18
30%
Oct
Jan
Atchison Topeka
42
36%
42
42
27
33%
38%
Apr
46%
38%
38%
144
29%
Apr
40
80
5
83%
97
51
51
52%
&
Co
50
10
5-
Wairfants
83%
Oil
&
Jan
•9% Nov
30%
Jan
49% Nov
36%
Jun
56% -Dec
Jan
%»% Sep
6%
22% May
'29%
61
Jan
91
26%
1.900
1°°
3,900
2-900
200
Apr
S6% Get
Common
Oct
5%
Nov
non-cum
Jan
Jan
"2T% tJov
Jan
-54% iNov
39%
Jan
55
33
Products
Corp
•.
46
51 %
Jan
83%
Dec
Atlantic Refining Co—
30
30%
30
20%
Jan
31%
Nov
Avco
26%
85
13 %
Apr
28%
22
51
Jan
17%
161
11%
Apr
59% Nov
18% Dec
Baldwin-Lima-Ham'ilton
100
19%
Jan
26% Dec
Belden
10
*
J>
7
(Ohio)
ip
j
__l
Gas class A
Bailey Selburn Oil &
-
Jan
59%
Nov
41%
Dec
8% Mar
11% May
f
10%-
4
I8-2
26-4
26
2
2»,h
10%
10
10%
247 2 25
400
44% 44%
. 00
11^8-13 --- -5.400
^100
_,000
Dec
{
Feb
-95% 'Dec
i
Jan
39
Feb
39 %
12%
-
-
225%
47%
80
36%
Feb
48%
Dec
Bendix Aviation Corp__
41%
110
29%
Feb
41%
Dec
Benguet Consolidated Inc (Un):
Bethlehem Steel Corp
(Un)
46%
30
31
Apr
47%
Dec
72 %
72%
49
38
Apr
72 %
Dec
85%
87
30
64%
Jan
47
90% Sep
Boeing Airplane
47
6
28%
Apr
47
Booth
121
25%
Jan
38% Dec
47
Feb
65
36%
38%
61%
65
47%
47
47%
25
24%
25%
Dec
Binks
1——1
A
Manufacturing -Co__
:
—
Fisheries
1
Corp.:
1
10
5
PI
8
—
46%
43%
-5
57%
56%
57%
563
47%
Feh
60%
Nov
55%
54%
56%
91
42%
Feb
57%
Nov
15
14%
15%
412
2%
Feb
15%
Oct
27%
10
5
*
Budd Company
:
:——5
Burlington Industries
(Un)—!—
4Burroughs Corp <Un)_
l
5.
Purton-Dixie Corp
:
12.50-
28%
83
21 %
Jan
28 %
Dec
Butler
90
-
Dec
"
129
45%
Feb
427
17%
Apr
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Southern Railway
Standard
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4,236
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33%
Manufacturing
1,364
5
Telephone
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50%
2%
1
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International
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Jan
50
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1%
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Radio
Jan
37%
46%
3
Sheller
75%
3
Cash
4%
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32
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Dairy
17%
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50
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74
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10
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Jan
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153
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National
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100
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4 %
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45%
61%
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2%
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Ford Motor
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4%
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Dec
10%
47%
—
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136
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Dec
123
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Dayton
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7
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Colgate-Palmolive
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Jun
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297
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Corn
Jan
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61 %
66 %
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Jan
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48%
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Inc
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Electric
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27%
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&
13%
54%
42 %
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43%
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Baltimore
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86
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Unlisted
13%
16%
42%
39%
17
Printing
773
10%
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43%
_
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Oct
18%
18
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class
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Dec
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—
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32%
—.*
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22%
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Sep
Jan
12%
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for Week
240
10
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'
Sales
Range
33%
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1
_____
31%
100
Gibson Art
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50
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100
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47
69%
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Dec
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&
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High
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42
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25
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Jan
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for Week
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18%
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—
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8%
1
1
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1
Davidson
18%
Sale Price
Orleans
48% Mar
1%
5
Motors
Continental
39%
STOCKS
New
$5,000
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Preferred
60%
8%
25
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Power
Nov
90
22%
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Cinn
Dec
1%
5
—
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Cincinnati
Dec
52%
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Chrysler Corp
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Jan
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Jun
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55%
60
8%
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Houdaille
Amfertcan
13
52%
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Westinghouse Electric Corp
Dec
70%
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22%
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28%
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—
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—
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—
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Last
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New England Tel & Tel Co
Oct
49%
44
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Apr
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,
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57
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74
5
—
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ACF
General Electric Co
21%
69%
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55%
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182
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52%
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—
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July
37%
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Cincinnati
30%
41%
10
Dec
124%
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Aug
1% May
61% Oct
%
25
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84 % May
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16
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87%
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——
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Jan
108
5
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57%
57%
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Toledo Edison
High,
8 % Mar
__
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39
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&
38
4
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& Providence RR
Boston
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25
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Boston
Low
5
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Par
.
Texas
Range Since Jan. 1
High
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Anaconda Co
Boston
Low
..
Shares
100
Corp
&
Sates
of Prices
Range Since 9an. 1
Sales
for Week
Range
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Week's
Last
STOCKS
,
Shares
of Prices
Friday
Exchange
72% Mar
13 %
Apr
Sep
38%
Dec
116
,
r
Dec
19% Dec
9%
Jan
27%
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43
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Jan
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200
22%
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Nov
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♦
Volume
188*
Number 5805
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2673)
37.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
Ca-iumet &r
Hecla
Inc
Canadian) Export
Gas
(Un)
■;
Celanese Corp of America (Un)
Ceutlivre- Brewing Corp—__
South
Central Illinois
Public
&
2%
Service.:
(Un)
57%
Chemetron Corp__
9%
Jan
26
1% Jan
3 Y*
Par
Dec
Sep
Montgomery Ward & Co
Morris (Philip-) & CO (Un)
24 y2
Jan
31
Nov
Motorola
900
12
Jan
30%
Dec
Mount Vernon
3%
15,900
1%
Feb
3%
Dec
100,
41 Yz
Jan
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&
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Nov
-
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800
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89
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50
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Jan
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Lead
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29 V*
Jan
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Dec
34 Ys
500
45
Feb
Jan
50
5.25%
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common
preferred
Jan
91
37% Mar
50
16%
1,350
12
Jan
17 y2
1,200
18
Jun
25 Vb
20%
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Jan
22%
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Consolidated
Foods
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Corp
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Continental
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Co
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Jan
25
Feb
28
58%
12%;
27%,35% ;
27%,
12%
13%;
1,100
26%;
51%.
41%
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25 :
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25
23%
/
26 Vb
26%
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13% Apr
Feb
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200
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49%
28% Jan
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24%
26%
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45
47
4,900
31 VB
30 Vv
31 Vb
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41% Aug
26% Apr
25%
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16% Jan
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48%
100
33
21%
21%
800
v
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92
81'A
95 'A
1,150
63
17%
17%
18
1,700
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Jan
95%
Jan
Chemical
Pacific Gas & Electric
Fan
American
World'Airways
'
Dec
23%
Jan
39 »/2
Dec
800
15% Feb
7% Jan
28%
Oct
15
Dec
2,300
21% Mar
31% Aug
1,100
27%
Jan
54
38'/a
Jan
42'A Nov
Phillips Petroleum Co
Potter Co
,
203
300
8
200% 203
300
I
33% Apr
23 % NOV
46%* Dec
15%'May
:
Dec
500
15
Sep-
14%
200
14
Jan:
14%
1,900
1V4
Oct
15%Nov
10
7%
6%
7%
3,400
3%
Jan
11'A
Apr
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18 Vv Dec
Pennsylvania
RR
Pfizer
&
Co
Corp
Dec
Nov
Sep
17%
2,200
50%
800
37%; Jan
26'A
900
19%
Jan
26% Oct
106% 106%
100
50
Jan.
106% Dec
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51
61 »A
400
37
Jan
63% Oct
24%
1,700
13
Jan
26%: Dec
46%
47%
•
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23%
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Dec
48%
1,100
36% Feb
49y8 Dec
(The)
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650
5%
Nov-
10% Dec
42%
43%
800
37%
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43%- Deo
♦
57
57
57
200
44
Jan
5
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41%
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42% Dec
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Oct
(Un)
(Un)
15
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17
49%
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(Un)
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50
(Charles)
Philco
15
25
People's' Gas Light & Coke
Pepsi-Cola Co
25
206'%
13 V» Jan-
20O
14%
23'%
174%. Mar
900
46%
Pcnn-Texas Corp common
Nov
8
22%
45%
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76
Jan
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14%
Feb
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22%
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7%
63
5
Apr
16% May
43%
Jan
2
class
B
16%
900
300
Apr
49%
common
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Class
Pcabody Coal Co
51%
1,400
31%
300
1
(Un)
3,000
63
2
27'%
Nov
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39% Oct
42'A
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Jan
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Jan
61%
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Jan
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300
41%
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Dec
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28%
500
62%
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260
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45%
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see
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Brake
12.50
-
50
Nov
36%
Oct
36 %
Sep
Jun
Jan
6774 Feb
Mar
2774
2874
12
Westinghouse Electric Corp_
Fdry
Jan
Jan
22
2774
2874
2274 Jan
50
4
May
150
;
Dec
July
July
2774
Chemical—1
%
Oct
2214
8
6
;—.10
1534
90c
2
37
Jan
Jan
100
5
1
Rockwell-Standard Corp
32 74
&
1%
73
:
2874 Aug
Jan
May
Apr
474
36 74
8.50
(The) Corp
Engineering &
22
3174
4,397
22 74
10
Co
Co.—
High
i
8
6 74
1
5
(Joseph) Co
•
McKinney
Mfg
—1
Plttsburgn Brewing Co common—2.50
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp
1
Plymouth Oil Corp
i—5
Jan
20
Low
47%
6
38
Range Since Jan. 1
10
Co
Duqu£sne Brewing Co of Pgh
Dec
969
30%
-1
Co
Columbia Gas System
87%
Feb
1.896
21
Blaw-Knox
56
2,395
30'a
Cork
Gas
22
21
Ludlum SteeL———.—1
Industries Inc
5
Shares
High
4674
Allegheny
Armstrong
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
Apollo
Sales'"
Range
Last
Sale Price
Light
34%
30 fa
'Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Equitable
21%
1
3974
Horne
33%
(Un)
48%
26%
4274
10
Public Service Electrio * Gas com
Duquesne
20-%
39%
4774
■
:
Soott Paper Co
Oct
21%
1
257'
3,095
1,575
'
Pennsylvania Power ft Lights
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Dec
22
5
4774
39
'>
Dec
50 %
3474 Jan*
*
"
2074
50
-
76
26 74
33%
1
Inc
3974
-
1974
2674
19%
Jan
46%
991
46
7674
Potomac Electric Power
123 '
4874
___16%c
36%
2174
3
(Un)
38 74
Deo
Jan
"
"
-
Nov
974
4474 Apr
8% Jun-
669
20
Deo
14%
574 Apr
1,864
62
•
317a
28
Airlines
51%
1474
1
(The)- Co__>.__!
Jan
1
Tri-Continental Corp
3574
:
-
25 Va Mar
•
10
137a
334
Merck & Co Inc_________^
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp___
Martin
Dec
a92% al01%
35%
1,036
491/*
_1
Nov
22%
197u
49
1774
3174
Nov
s
50c
"Ex dist"
:
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Nov
120
25
Realty & Const Co
Warrants
47%
3,472
8
Inc
Fund
497'a Aug
58%
1
common.:—
World
Feb
963
25
Tidewater Oil common
Trans
35%
47i 'a
7-50
(Un)
4,825
41'4
Npv
54%
48%
974
4774
4774
3974
Co common__i__._
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& Navigation.!
;__jl_1o
Nov
27%
54%
a99%
36
Jan
9% Jun
Nov
611/2
1
Petroleum
(The)
Corp
60%
Feb
1
(Un)
(Un)
Transamerica
Jan
43%
1
Gulf Sulphur
Tlshman
Jan
42%
**56%
5
(Un)
(Un)
Thriftimart
10
156
59%
46%
10
common
Gas Transmission
Textron Inc
405
5,780
58%
5
1
(Un)
Svlvanla Electric Products
:
57%
a64 % a 68%
10
,,
Studebaker Packard
Texas Co
59
f
(Un)
a68%-
Jan
2974
Dec
22%
24%
0%
38
Instruments
Corp
May.
11%
California
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil
Feb
116
4%
60%
*
(Ohio) (Un)
34%
30%
a
4'
2474
174
395
61
5
Philadelphia Electric common
PhUadelphla Transportation Co
Philco Corp
c
L
■
-
36%
4%
50a
(Ind)
OH
Jan
24',
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'
Tennessee
4ft V
24%
2
;
Dec
200
55
-
-
21%2
2
Oil
Co
Sep
21%
25
25
;
63% Deo
17% July
61
1.66%
•'
Madison
Aug
280
3874
49
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:
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14%
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1374-
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223
17
50%
1
—
32
666-
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29
-
'
Dec
795
-
29
Brothers
Lehigh Coal
.
2374 Oct
.-
Jan
4774
1974
1.80
../>
,
874 Nov
84
Oct
59% Feb
16774
874
9%
5
:
Dec
5,335
'
13%
14%.
1
common.
Oct
U8%
3874
13
Foremost Dairies
;
Garfinckel (Julius) common
General Motors CorD______
11 V Oct
4 '/a Mar
Co
Company
Hecht (The)
39=4 Nov
25
_•
Brands
International
Dec
:
Apr
Transit
•
6.50
—
25%
Jan
247"
74 226
'
31
3174
'
22% Opt
52% Apr
2174 Dec
61
Dec
59% '(■
60
25
Standard
Co
39
Jari
Corporation-
Gimbel
Dec
725
40%
*
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24=4
,
20%
47%'
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i
Nov
2.307
1%';.
9%
38%
.
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74%
558
28%
40%
Dec
26 % Mar
-
471
21%.:
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.
7%
81
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145
38
Jan
55% Feb
17% Jan
1,143
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,
255
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.
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1,176
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38%
i
2,600
45%
58%. 58 %
7214
199
High
1674 May
6574
4,019
"
5874 Dec
44 %
•
58%
'72 J/4
223 74
Delaware Power & Light common__13%
Duquesne Light Co__
10
' Electric Storage Battery
10
Ford Motor Co
___5
,
%: "
1%'
100
;
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
251/a
9874
■
Apr
1
24
95
Curtis Publishing Co__
Deo
22
'
1%
2574
97%.
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp
Oct
46%
22%
20
__1
Spiegel Inc common
Budd
Dec
.
Tel
Baltimore
-
;
Dec
(Un)
Btatham
Baldwin-Llma-Hamilton
American
Shares
High
:__10
Atlantic Cltv Electric Oo
Dec
411/4
-
Stanley Warner Corn
Nov
Jan
~
of
Arundel
1.00
109%
Jan
Co (Un)
Oct
NOV
for Week
1
i
& Tel__
Jan
ll'/a
39
coinmon_
Mar
24%
41%
a
Steel
Dec
.
16',
Wood
Sep
25
Standard
Alan
American Store* Co
19%
3.793
Coj__
Sep
1'9
142
Sales
Range
pf Prices
Low
.Par
y
.
,90%
.
382
'
Bperry-Rand Corp
.'Jan
Last
Sale Price
Dec
1,789
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Dec
688
32%
76%
86%
41%
(Un)
-
■
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Dec
51
-If
TXL
974
31%
71%
Mobil ©H CO (Un)U_
Company
-
Dec
54
633a.'
&
Jan
32%
1.66%
—
Apr
Nov
30
17'/8
336
pfd series A
Jan
72
11574 11774
al8574 a207%
DOC
2374
Dec
1,713
■
(Un)
'
NOV
Nov
8
4674 Dec
21
63%
16%
Petroleum.
70%
332
625
21'/a "
preferred
100
46
62%
BoK.nern Calif Gas Co
Apr
45
10
_
20
_1 al8574
49
___.
12
-A
47 Ha
Original preferred
4.78% preferred-'—^
4.32% preferred
4.24% preferred
23%
:
Zenith Radio Corp
44
Solar Aircraft Co_^__^__
23%
25
J
Youngstown Sheet & Tube (Un)
48
•—
Mar
Dec
48
■
5
Nov
47%
.
,
252
42%
1
Co—
32
8
Dec
5274
5974
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Jan
Jan
1
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37
Feb
1
5
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301
365
45'A
45
•
5.60%
30%
5274
291/2
22
;
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30
52%
7%-
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5274
610
10
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12c
-
838
_*
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12C
34
10
57
l
Co
Cab
32
41%
63%
(Un)
=
Yellow
2.50
41%
2.50
(Un)
(Un)_
(Un)
Westinghouse Air Brake
57
20%
Sunset
v-
Jun
If
Swift
Dec
:
Jan
____7.50
Sterling Drug Inc
Dec
4474 Jan
Jan
1
—•
Co
6774
112
18 J/4
10
aoHtnern Calif Edison Co comnron
t
67%
Feb
1574
•—L>—5
Warrants
Nov
1,175
5574
1
Signal Oil * Gas- Co class-A
-
16 %
J
1,290 361v
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Dec
1474
2,306 1
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Francisco
Southern Railway
27%
874 Mar
311/4.
(Un).
Co
Southern
..
45 %
191/2 May
10% Jan
7174
Smlth-Corona-Marchant Inc
J
■
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13%
14%
34
211
67%
25c
167
26'A
251/4
'
Southern
Stores.,
44
26%
6974
I
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Calif
Dec
102
4374
30'/a
(Un)
•Sinclair Oil Cory (Ph )
6%
15%
14% '14%
1
69%
Co
Finance
Southern
Dec
10
•
■
Dec
1274
12.50
•
new
.-
Dec
4374
Nov
Westingliouse Elec Com (Un)
—
-.
32%
Jan
77a
310
Dec
2
Servel. Incorporated (Un)_.
Sharon Steel Corp -<Un)
Shasta Water Co- (Un)—;
t
2274 May
36%
7
469
9%
'
Dec
: Shell
Transport & Trading N Y ehrs—
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;1
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:
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Regis Paper Co(Un)_;
Paper
Dec
40% Oct
Apr
6
5
common
Stores
9%
.1
5
;
Western Pacific Ry Co
Western Union Telegraph
% Dec
50c
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.
109
774
Jan
Dec
18%
5
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd____
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Schering Corp <UnU__A—_
t
Jan
1,177
271/2
26 74
(Un)
Corp
(Un)
Aeronautical
Oil
82%
Dept
32%
50% Dec
Jan
Corp
Co
Oil
Aircraft
Shell
185
Western
574
28
Dec
91
.
Jail
■
San Diego G & El
,
Dec
175
357
4274
,
Apr
__20
-'
•
45
3174
4274
2
Insurance (Un)
Inc
Lines
Feb;
2.90
S and W Pine Foods Inc
w.
Nov
1
Metals
Seaboard
33
Life
Air
Jan
"
com (Un)
new;
(Un) __^
Coast
Western
51 J/4
1974 Mar
19%
Inc Co
Ranch
Scott
Dec
1,078
Preferred
<West
Nov
47%
32%
♦
1174 Oct
471/2. Nov
11%
"
-
23%
Jan
.1
'
.
■3fti2
—
-
'
Oct
.'2
-
.
656
(Un)_
Royal Dutch Petroleum
Bt
May
Jan
31%
774
36%' 3674
Jan,
ft% Jun
31% APT
3,047
3,575
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»
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12.50
Richfield OH Corp
Rockwell-Standard Corp
Bt
141
13 '/a
470
Petroleum
2774
874 Aug
1
Jan
;5ft% Aug v.":
„
■1,602
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)_
Rheem Ma nufacturlng Co
Safeway
Oct
"
50%
:
13.894
Inc
Rexall Drug
Ryan
132%
939
;
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Dec
1A
803
645
91
45
7%
1
*
■''
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88%
V
110..
174
4674
2774
Corp of America (Un)
Equipment Co__
Washington Water Power
:
Dec
6%
89%
5074
Pictures Co Inc (Un)_
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co (Un)_
-_
Jan
277a.Jan
266
11%
4674-
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Dec
150
1%
10%
38
"2,1077"
38-
i
6
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Rohr
10%
4
3ft
Universal
:
17%
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Republic Steel Corp
Rice
10
40
17'4
5
Co
Aviation
Reynoldr
Jan
is Dec
4
40
6874 July
>
,.,Jan
is Nw,:.
26%
Rayonier Incorporated
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
Revlon
Dec
118'%
3974
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7,
"2,000f
>
41% Sep
33% Nov
Feb
53
200 '
"
Vanadium
Oct
*7 1,093 ":
%
39%
_
Jan
2274 Jan.-
17
(Un)
Radio Corp of America
Republic
Republic
10%
534
-12,685
4% Nov
874
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367a Dec
t
5%
(Un)
(Un)
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530
150
6%
3% Dec
22%
61%-
891
Dec
46%; Get
>
Jan
26%
Co
Gamble
Inc
'
..
60%
„8%-
-Jan
2474
15%
2,372
2974
125
Apr,
41
6
(Un)
Petroleum
Pullman
Jan
10%
all2
Jun
,.Jun
5,434
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35%" 3774
•
2974
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Universal Consol Dil
:
Apr
23
1
(Un)
Pioneer Mill Co Ltd
Procter
2'/a
3774
Industries inc common.
U S Rubber (Un)_____:
Jan
94
36%
8474
913
'
'U :S
Jan
95
;
Feb
-
46%
33 %o
(Un)
Philip Morris & Co
Phillies
200 -
65c
39%
Dec
4574
36
3674
•7
3
Phelps Dodge Corp
Corp
Sep
-16 J/4
allO
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90
Dec
-8,945
46%
6
100
-4474
4474
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
125
.
Ooa.
Shares
12274
United Gas CorpyUn%:
_w__
United Park City Mines Co (Un).
'
10,724
all2
m
Co (Un)
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
Pepsi-Cola
(Un)
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
Philco
85
83
30
3%
22%
Dec
5274
y
Jan
Jan
87% Nov
10
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134% 134%
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46%
1
Jan
71%
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40%
90%
105
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1
1
23%
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Sates
fer Week
Range
of Prices
'-Lew
;
Corp.
Union Pacific Ry Oo (Un)_
Sugar common
United Air Lines Inc
United Aircraft Corp • (Un)
United Corp (Un)
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United Cuban'Oil- Inc_
United. Fust
-
8,694
18%
HI
Jan
-
1.70
o'a
;
2774 Jan
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Jan
138%
146%
—
Jan
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-Union
1
10%
Pacific Tel & Tel
-
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Oct
17%
.
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•2674
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•Last
Union OH Co at Calif
-33% Apr
30% Apr
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7 2,761
86%
33 %c
24 J/2
—
85%
.*
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■
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98%
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Dec
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63
23
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21 % 'Dec
223
52%
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.
6
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21%
35
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24% Sep
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21%-
70%
•
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19
STOCKS
High
Jan
30
106 '
24
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'
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251's .25%
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10
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preferred
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v
52%
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9%
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.
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63
DECEMBER
Sale Price
"-
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240
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3,400
35
"62
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Pacific
v
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v
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preferred_i_.L__.w~25
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High
197421V?
21 Vs
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RANGE
fer Week
Low
'7- u35.
Pacific Gas & Electric comihen
'• •6%. .1st
Range
of Prices
]'
fldlia' Clay
Sales
.
12
.
174 Nov
4
Dec
80J4 Aug
774 Feb
32
Nov
3074
Nov
12
Dec
Jan
1614
Oct
574
Nov
714
Nov
411
18%
Jan
31%
Deo
733
5514
Jun
71.1.4
Deo
1,935'
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK ENDED
DECEMBER 19
Friday
Montreal Slock Exchange
Prices
.
STOCKS
Friday
Last
Sale Price
Per
AMttbt.Power At Pnper common.
*%* preferred
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
Class
11
_
footnotes
Por
see
page
44.
of Prices
Aluminium
Shares
Aluminum
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3674
36%
3,618
2374
475
23
Jan
25
Jun
11
11%
200
9
Jan
1174
Dec
a2ft
a20
Low
"50
High
24% Jan
19"
"Apr
3774
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21
Nov
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•
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Co
of
Can
4£
pf
4%%
preferred
Anglo Canadian Pulp preferred
Anglo Can Tel Co 4%*
Argus Corp Ltd common.
$2.40
preferred
$2.50 preferred
—-—
—
2*
Low
Shares
*
3474" 36%
■
2974
3174
Low
*.-10,130
4474
-50
50
28%
.50
High
3674
Deo
25
Apr
3674
Oct
15
a2174 a2174
2274 Sep
19,455
,
21
Nov
2374
Jan
44
Dec
4974
Feb.
Sep-
44
4574
50
5074
150
a41
—50
Range Since Jan. 1
High
30
__
for Week
of Prices
36
Algoma SteeL
Sales
for Week
23
-2ft
common
Range
Par
Low
36%
A
Week's
Range
Sale Price
Shown Are Expressed In Canadian Dollars
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
a41
15
1,240
»
52
38
Jan
44
18
Jan
Feb.
28
28%
2974
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63
63
420
43% Jan "
6374
NOW
46
46
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-
-
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4574. Aug
Jan
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2676)
.
.
Monday, December 22; 1958
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
SXOCK8
'
Week's
Last
-
Sale Price
Par
Asbestos
Corp
Atlas Steels
Montreal
Bank
High
3,437
26
716
Bell
;
Power
B
&
(Robt)
Class
B
Molson
Ltd
Breweries
20
22%
Dec
7,862
38%
Jan
56%
Dec
1,406
5i
J
73»/2
Dec
Montreal Locomotive
Dec
Montreal
55%
Dec
36
Morgan & Co common
4%%
preferred
5.50
5.90
54%
56
35
37
4.50
•
4.50
4.75
2,835
47%"
48
454
26%
28
25%
30
40
Sep
4.50
Dec
<
26%
300
41%- 41%
11,227
Nov
Oct
National Trust Co Ltd—
"
Mines Ltd:
42% Sep
Noranoa
43%
40
41
Jan
54'/a July
Ogilvie
49
49%
300
45
Jan
50
Dec
Ontario
5%
5%
4,812
3 50
Feb
6.00
Oct
Pacific Petroleums
6.95
100
6.95
Dec
Page-Hers3y
49%
5%
•
vff
Brazlllan Traction Light & Po:
6.10 Aug v
.
Steel
Penmans
common
6%
45%
100
5% Aug
27% Jan
47%
Nov
38%
4,536
39%
.lan
44%
Sep
100
75%
75%
35
75%
Dec
81
Jun
preferred
00
40
40%
365
40
Oct
47
May
preferred
preferred
50
45
46%
190
45
Dec
51
Jun
49%
50
170
48%
Jan
53
July
al3 al3%
116
8%
Jan
15
Nov
4%%
5%
pfd
;
5%%
45%
50
British Columbia Forest Products
British Columbia Power
*
7% Aug
•
35%
35%
36%
3,983
35%
Nov
i|
42%
41%
42%
1,648
39%
Jan
14
U
14%
1.350
9%
Jan
14 %
Building Products
•
39
38%
39
1,110
36 % Jan
45
Calgary Power
•
73%
78
79
965
62% Jan
80
100
100
20
Premium
4%
British Columbia
Brown
Telephone
Company
43%
Sep
Dec
Aug
5.7c
'Preferred
.
34%
33%
34%
1,264
24%
Feb
9#
28%
28%
29
625
26%
Jan
34% Sep
o
35
35
35
90
35
Dec
35
jqo
>
_
_
Sep
105% Sep
35
Aug
Canada Cement nntnmem
81.30 preferred
Forgings
„
Canada
common.,
Class A
Canada
j„
Iron
26%
Foundrie»
26%
100
26%
Dec
26%
35%
470
25
Jan
36%
25
Malting 4Va% pfd.^..
2fl
Canada Safeway Titd 4.40% pfd_~~100
Canada Steamship
rnmmnn
«
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$1.75
$1.00
Nov
61 y2
Dec
4.95
Dec
4.65
4.80
47,090
32%
34%
2,909
33
34
255
•
12%
13
J
19
25
19
18
•
Sep
27
Feb
13
Feb
19%
Nov
Canadian Industries
12%
4,050
9.70 Mar
15 Y*
Sep
7%
310
6% Jan
87/a
Sep
July
16%
16%
16%
*
24%
23%
24%
765
47
46%
47
1,640
13%
al3%
a 13%
175
•
a
Canadian Oil Comuanlea common
Canadian Pacific Railway
•
26%
28
28%
Canadian
10
Petrofina Ltd
preferred
Canadian Vickers
Jan ;
8%i
Nov
29y* Nov
Cockshutt
Farm
(B
Consolidated
Smelting!—!
23%
ADr
30% Aug
21 Ya
Jan
30%
Sep
12%
636
12
Dec
16
Jan
23
May
650
8
Jan
15
3,920
13
Feb
20
11%
425
10
Jan
20%
21
3,647
16%
Jan
a2.25
a2.25
45
a32% a33%
25
19
10%
a
19"
■
#
2.00 Feb
14%
Oct
25
Oct
Nov
21V4
Oct
33%
Corsets
Dominion
Dairies
675
23
July
5
102
Feb
108 d
500
8
Jan
10%
Jan
28% Apr
39%
Nov
36%
37%
1,980
61
'4.10
61%
481
4.10
200
-441/2
44%
4,195
V
.
'
•'
88
88
al3
a
14%
14%
100
11
12%
123/8
13%
7,905
12
Oct
%
100
105
98
Jan
21%
375
14
Mar
23% Aug
Mar
78
9
21'/a.
;-/oV4
75%
.
9%
Nov
14y4
10
20 Vz
Nov
25%
Feb
17
17
17%
1,970
1
Nov
*17.
16%
r?y4
98
■'•. 98
_100
preferred
:
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
common
——
30
Class
#
A
32%
3*3%
Shawinlgan Water & Power common..*
33%
45
138
Sicks'
Breweries
•
32%
common
Co
32 y4-
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~5
32%
-r
3.50
IlOO
1
■
51
51% H
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-
41
20
20
41
Feb
Feb
60
Jun
33
1,575
25% Jan
2,675
3.75
34
34
34%
550
•33%
34
375
47
47
25
(Canada) Ltd
•
—>,—
•
B
'
'
150
19%
41%
a
___
5%
qj—
Zellers
Ltd
4Ya7o
_50c
pfd__
-
'
Prices
Shown
Friday
20%
23%
Jan
41%
97%
Jan
101%
60
Jan
84
Nov
STOCKS
18%
Jan
24
Oct
1.625
82 %
275
14%
2,099
20%
360
51
Dec
15
Nov
22
Jun
10 %
Nov
Feb
16
Nov
Jan
42
7%
Feb
15%
125
9%
a
To
40
40
260
20%
20%
3,517
61
81
100
81
54
54
13%
a20
15% Mar
Aug
21% Sep
77
84
Jan
Mar
80
53
230
Oct
9% Feb
Oct
54
14%
Nov
Canadian
*
Dredge
Co Ltd
57c
preferred
200
44
435
4
30
42%
45
6,070
Sec
__
30
pfd—.4
•
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
*
Consolidated Textile Mills Ltd—
75
20
Jun
20
Jun
875
14%
Jan
22%
Nov
48 %
Dec
5,580
14 %
Dec
Crown
22%
Jan
32%
6.90
>'42%
57c
preferred
20
May
975
28
Jan
41
Oct
14%
Apr
22
July
503
13%
Apr
21% July
25ya
Jan
40%
40
Oct
39
40%
41
56%
41
55%
56%
2,029
480
...
39%
1,389
Apr
—•
42%
8
14
Intel-provincial pipe t in—
Iroquois Glass preferred
Jamaica Public Service Ltd
Labatt Limited (John)__
•
Melchers
Distilleries
10
Light
the Weeds 7% pfd
Lewis Bros Ltd-.,
Lower 8t Lawrence Power
MaOMUian A Bleedel class B
common
,
MbOMB Prontenac Oil,
Measef Paper S%% pfd
"For footnotes see page 44.
Ltd
6%
Power
&
pfd
Moore
&
Ontario
17%
Mount
61 %
Dec
Mount
6%
Jan
Royal Rice
13%
Sep
20'/4
Dec
21
22
22
Dec
23 %■
42%
4,660
38 y2 Mar
13%
14%
1,525
12%
a5%
115
38%
39 %
2,505
al4
15
44
44
50
49%
115
17%
18
23
23
85-%
109
26
Jan
6% Mar
47% Sep
Jun
14 Ya
6% May
39 %
Northern
1st
14Ya Aug
Jan
50
Apr
49%
Dec
54
preferred
Power Corp
Power
Dec
44
Quebec
67c
July
Quebec
>.
-
'
♦
Mills
Telephone
Ltd...
Corp
10% Mar
18 Va
Nov
Quebec
19
Apr
24
Nov
69%
'Apr
6.351
534
•
a44
a44
28 3/4
29%
83 % Feb
Oct
Nov
I'eb
55
July
21%
1,255
117
32
5
1
91
Jan
32%
Russell
St
Maurice
Sangamo
Oci
Shop
Gas
Co
&
Save
47%
48
894
37
Jan
12 y8
12%
54%
Oct
790
Southern
11
Nov
13 Ya
Dec
Traders
19
Oct
29
Nov
Jan
30%
Nov
5 7o
Ltd
24
24
24%
335
28%
27%
28%
1,445
100
125
«
al0%
125
a
10%
32%
32%
.
80
105
-
120
.
8%
Nov
128-
Jan
11
Nov
Dec
-
May
130
16
■»
Feb
35 Ve
34
32%
35 y»
540
•
24
Jan
10%
10%
11
37% Nov
18,580
^
Feb
108%
11
Nov
106
109
1,490
77
Mar
109
Nov
60
61 y2
561
50
Jan
47%
47%
48
14m
55
145
5%
46
Jan
69% Oct
49
Ya Nov
red
Corp
Oil
Fund
Pipe
Co
Union Gas of Canada Ltd
Products
Ltd.—
200
11%
17
Jan
13
Oct
34 %
Aug
Oct
100
13
Jan
23%
Dec
49
49 Vh
465
42 Va
Feb
51
Nov
49
49
50
45
Jail
51
Nov
a43
a43
10
43
Nov
46%
Nov
..
74
74
105
64%
Jan
4.50
4.60
625
2.30
Jan
28
29
582
18%
Jan
32
12 %
12 %
560
13
20%
21
25
8% July
20% Dec
20%
Dec
390
12%
Jan
25%
Nov
300
7%
Feb
11% May
4.60
.
12%.
20%
----
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•
■—
14
17%
127
43V'2
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f
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13 Vi
Nov
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10%'
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177;.127
>
44
-
41
__
20
1,170
50c
Feb
11%
Jan
9% May
117
31%
1.35
14
Sep
Sep
Oct
Dec
18
Dec
Oct
185
Jun
Jan
45
Sep
Dec
150
41
Dec
41
150
39 y4
Feb
44%
Sep
425
10% Mar
20
Dec
9y8
Nov
13
Sep
1.630
15%
Dec
18 Ya
Aug
aT1/
.^a21% a2iy2;
/
,
2.835
Sep
4,900
19
10Ys
a7%
r
25
14
Dec
5.25
15%. ..,16
--
..-16
.
900
85c
74
42'%
20
IIV2
42
-
Walnwright Producers & Refiners Ltd.l
Westeel
•13%
8% May
Jun
770
Dec
•
(L E)
Dec
9%
^10%
85c
United Amusement Corp Ltd class A__4
.United Corporations class B
*
Waterman Pen Co Ltd
Nov
93
200
13
_
21
lo
Line
30%
90%
.
Mountain
Jan
61% Jan
Jan
28 V2
•
100
•
pfd
pfd
Trans-Canada
Trans
6<&
21%
75
May
T
40
Power
Oct
455
.
7
'",74
1
Corp class A__
9-
64
_*
(1957)
Canada
Finance
Jan
22 V2
4
Inc
Dec
Jan
5%
'
-49
*
'
Warrants
18%
•
13
*
Ltd
Feb
10%
9
100
1,025
175
15
Ltd
5.00
(>00
-
Industries
Jan
055
5
Tel Corp class A
(Canada) Ltd
3.75
.2
_•
Reitmans
Dec
Jan
88
7 Ya
a23
50
common
Feb
110%
%
66
34
-
:
1
Dec
80c
49 y8
1st pfd_50
'
Jan
87
7 Y\
a22%
'
part 2nd pfd
*
_
'
—50
1
Jan
32c
..
87
Ltd—
Co
Warrants
300
110
Power
2
—■_
cum
Steel
Premier
Ltd
Mills
of Canada 4Va7o
Corp—
non
580
23
85
Jan
5% Jan
Corp
42%
33%
'
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd_10
85%
._7.R0
13
.5
•
•
.*
Co
Paper
81%
13%
14%-
,
13.50
Common
Minnesota
--
..
100
42%
81 %
13 ys
14%
.
Ltd—
Co
4.00
10%
9
30V2
10y2
.
14y8
Mexican
500
Nov
150
9
29%
,
81%
2,040
200
685
4.00
30%
_»
4
•
Lake of
*
&
Power
iq
com
(Walter M)
Paper Co__
Maple Leaf Milling Co Ltd
MacLaren
12%
July
:.109 lioy*
9
61%
43% Jan
810
1,000
-
10%
1
20%
49%
44
50
International Paper common
International Petroleum Co Ltd
International Utilities Corp
Oct
__1
Corp
12%
61%
al4
39%
Warrants
_•
May
61%
class A
Investment
Ltd common
Royal Dairies Ltd
a5%
4.68%
_25
45
Inc
22
12%
25
coml
(Alfred)
Canadian
Lowney Co Ltd
Dec
48
60c
__
20 %
61%
•
—18
4
Lambert
6,264
39%
Foreign Power Sec Corp Ltd—
Can
of
180
46y2
60c
110
London
17%
^
46y2«*
•
Nov
18%
*
:
class A
Nov
17
Ltd
60c
10-'/2
17%
Dec
20
T.55y4 /
«
90
18
Dec
14%
48%
Engineering Works Ltd
Mfg
Dec
17%
14%
Dec
29
Dominion
Apr
Nov
Nov
17% Jan
Nov
40
43
17Va
50
a—
Jan
17V2
34% Feb
27% Jan
Dec
28
Oct
Ford Motor Co
a—
'30
Sep
Jan
2
Mar
Dec
65
1,595
28
56
Apr
39
110
Apr
54
37
Dec
44
Jun
214
1,005
a2.30
30
al4%-al4y2
a
»
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd •
36
2:50 Mar
Jan
1.00
55%
Fleet
37
Dec
Dec
Dec
May
55%
Jun
Nov
39
1.15
29
7
37%
Jun
8%
Jan
5
Apr
5.75
45
110%
79
84
July
Dec
.
19
Jun
July
107
10
Mar
2.00 Mar
29
45
300
Dec
28
109
a88% a88%
8%
8%
24 Ya
5
107
8%
Jan
400
Nov
100
Dec
Mar
15%
35
9.00
a46
May
■27
151
a44
40 V\
63%
2.00
Jan
a44
Jan
a46
Nov
34%
Jan
59%
Aug
l3Ve
10
27
63
Dec
7
(R L)____
_♦
Zellerbach Corp..______T^5
960
„
International Bronze 6% pfd
International Nickel of Canada
41 Yi
Crain Ltd
14%
37% May
12% Jun
May
J9y8
<•
Consumers Gas
665
Nov
63c
Jan
25
110
=»
Standard
1.05
20 Ya
150
14
110
Div
Dec
12
78 %
6
.1.15
A;
Jan
325
6
1.15
class
5
150
41%
Ltd
Mar
1,300
6
Cinzano
High
Jan
25
84
44
Paper Inv Ltd
36c
5%
_♦
&
811
_
al9
Power
22
jq
"Preferred
Jun
82
;
-
Silk Products Corp class A..0
Products Ltd class A
*
a20
p
$2. tS preferred
_
Food
48%
50
Nov
50
4.85
'
1,600
preferred
al9
Canadian
45
•
35
...
1
38
.
24 %'
150
2.325 '
Canadian
Catelli
21%
100
common
8
24%
8.50
com
1,085
2,806
Vj.
32%
.
2.00
27
al60
,
1.75
100
Co
500
al60
*
;
Marconi
12
25%
.
-
_*
Canadian
325
63i»
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& Dock
16,600
12
•
8.25
~
Feb
Jan
Low
43c
.
100
a
24%
42
?.
Range Since Jan. 1
38y2
6%
40c
42c
..
1
Co Ltd
Common
22
50
class
Nov
High
Low
Canadian International Inv Trust Ltd—
48%
a2.00
6% -preferred
Indus Acceptance Corp
Msseey-Fergusoa
Ltd.....
Consolidated
54
13
30
36
preferred
$1.40 preferred
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
35 y8
22
Shares
of Prices
,
•
Timber
Canada & Dominion Sugar
Canadian Arena Co
83
19% Feb
Co
&
&
Butterfly Hosiery Co Ltd
Jan
4,769
Lumber
Dec
Jan
9%
Par
36%
6y4%
Jan
i
Nov
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Dec
•
Imperial Bank
imperial Investment
Nov
4.70
Sales
Week's
.
Last
___
120
9%
15%
a„
675
20%
.
34%
Jan
2.15
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Are
107
^
.
Canadian Stock Exchange
8.50
Hudson Bay Mining—
;
'
Oct
1,750
83
9%
a
•
{
Oct
4.00
j
Jan
32%
37%
fnmmnn
Oct
'5.00
'
•
Class B
Nov
38%
j
1
Nov
3.70
Jan
15%
4.00
22% Aug
82
82
lit,
Howard Smith Paoer
$2410 preferred
•52%
Oct
2.65
20
4.1,0 Dec
10% Nov
Nov
16
20
•
38% Mar
480
32%
class A
•
Oct
May
500
L_i
ja
;
70
103
Jan
3,782
~~z*
Nov
43
101 101%
x83
13%
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd
Gypsum Lime A Ahibas
Home 4)11 class A
3,695
Jan
45%
95
4.20
*
*
1,081
3.00
Webb & Knapp
•
pfd
Dec
11%
Burns
31%
5%
J
Sep
28%
Dec
31%
Wares
I
Nov
Sl%
11
10
Winnipeg Gas
;
5%
32 Ya
Jan
38
27
Dec
Xl4%
Greater
Nov
16y4 Mar
4.10
GVa
•
Steel
S
*
Sep
11
5
*
General
4.90
33%
4.20
•
Dec
1
Jan
"
50
Steel Corp
Walker Gooderham & Worts
19
'
21%
27%
Pipeline
Oils
United
Jan
25
Motors
i
1,798
,
52
3.45
3.55
13
Foundation Co of Canada
General
Dec
69
250
i
.J
138
1,348
v
102% 102>/2
'
405
Eraser Cos Ltd commnn
French petroleum pfd
preferred
General Dynamics
Jan
68 y4
V*"
19
common
125
*
.5
'5 Ya %
:
100
61%
9%
Ford Motor 'Co__
r
61%
19
20
Sep
25
9%
■
Dec
46
195
37%-
8%
-
Dec
36%
3,350
^
■
—10
Bank
33 Yz Nov
Apr
50
•
,
36%
Feb
Jan
5
68
Apr
Jan,
16%
225
•
,
Jan
28%
31%
;
Class
i
33
4.90
— —
preferred.
Rights
(Geo)
t
I
J
D£c
110
>
30%
37Yz--
x9%
■
23%
30%
178
-
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»
Canada
Toronto-Dominion
Weston
Mai
Jan
'f
Nov
100
'
Steinberg's 5VtVc
Triad
18
Jan
14
225
31%
...
;
Trans Canada
Apr
95
9,212
"
138
I100
preferred
..
45
Sherwin Williams of Canada com..,
17c
12
85
a35 %' i a 36%
a36
.
10% Mar
7,800
t,
30
_•
*
Dominion Textile common
Donohue Bros Ltd
-
Feb
Oct
23
150 "
20%
13%
Com
(T H>'Estabrooks 4.16%. pfd
Famous Players Canadian Dorp
t
*
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd
Anglo-Nfld Develonment Co Ltd
14%
Klectrolux
♦ ■
'
Abltca
•
Eddy 'Paper Co -class A pfd—;
Dec
300
Jud
.50
Jun
Jun
4,2ol
24
,
Dec
15%
a20
Oct
Dominion Tar A Chemical common
•
Redeemable 'preferred
23%
(1956)
14%
105
10%
20
common
Nov
77 %
•
A
class
Sep
23% Oci
18%
20
__
38
May
53
Feb
Sep
Jan
a20
4,598
20
'preferred
46
26%
*
21%
„•
Dec
Jan
;
10 %.
10
•
20%
—
Nov
•
100
21%
Dominion Stores Ltd
14
27'%
Nov
•
Feb
,11%
225
247
34 Vb
I_I
Apr
37%
25% Jun
jqO
Dominion Steel A Coal__i
Nov
37
75
•
48
90
37
3,790
♦
Oct
Jan
Jan
43
32%
•
5.45
34%
85
25
20
a3.50
common
Feb
Aug
25
9%
_
Glass
68
2.845
32%
•
Foundries A Steel com—
3.00
Jun
31
a3.50
common
14
v
Feb
Nov
43
32%
3
—
•
54%
34
20
__a
new
34% Aug
10% ' 10%
•
Dominion
/4
Nov
Nov
56%
a
20%
~
> a_
Oct
46'-
Jan
-4<#%
13
21
class
Bridge
Bwrred
30
13%
50%
Dominion
^pnent
21% Jan
15
*
Seagrams
Oauneau Power
150
11%
rCo__^Z_IZlIZIIIZI»
Davis Leather Co Ltd
Brewery
Jan
July
909
"•
,
Distillers
Du'Pont (19551
15
10
9,896
13%
*
.
Preferred
Nov
May
15
•
B
Dominion
27
48
27
23
•
.
Corbys class A__.
Dominion
Jan
11%
Textile
Zellerbach
Feb
29%
■
Glass
Crown Cork & Seal
18
18
16
45 V* Sep
12
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J)
Combined Enterprises
Consolidated Mlnlna A
Consumers
"
Eqnlniwimfe
3,581
26%,
28%
•
5%
of
4.80 Mar
55Ya
Jan
19
" 33
1
St Lawrence Coru common
Steel
7%
•
Cement
Lawrence
Co
12%
■
common
Preferred
Canadian Locomotive
St
Southam
15%
Jun
26
•■23% May
'
Dec
100
35
740
500
25
18
150
3,525
Dec
July
43
Preferred
15%
8%
52
--
17;
*
_*
6 Vo
preferred
Simpsons
28%
41
20
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common
Oct
28%
Oct
15
al08% al08%
fall
preferred
Rolland Paper class A
33
Jan
Z&V*
,
100
5,760
a49
50
(James)
28% Jan
'
Hydrocarbons
Canadian International Powog
Inland
13%
Apr
Apr
525
•
$2.25
Nov
30
18
i
Rights
Oct
36
.
8%
,
Canadian
7 Ys %
May
20
210
25
Dec
11%
1,710
31%
97
Jan
25% Jan
465
18%
31
•
_25
__
4.45
25
765
25
.32%
Chemical & Cellulose
Canadian Fairbanks Morse com.
Canadian Husky
Crown
43%
Jan
34
Canadian
Class
Jan
40'%
4.65
wrnimwi
^
series
Coghlln
30%
7,535
.33%
Bronze
series
Oct
56%
»
Canadian Biitlsb Aluminum
25%
25
291
56
56%
__
Canadian Celanese
24V4 Apr
90 Ya Jan
92
41%
28
Preferred
Canadian
400
92
41
Aug
—f
(Canada) common
Nov
Jan
Oct
Nov
-19
16
44%
common
u.—•
Co
11 %
27
26% May
*
Power
(A V)
9Z
1,695
100
5%%
Dec
35%
'Canada
Rights
Dec
26%
'
Canadian Breweries
Jan
25
onrnmou
Canadian Bank of Cnmmorna
97
Roe
.32
-16% Jail
225
4,160
20o
common..
Natural Gas
Robertson
common
f
18
6i y
Ores
Transuort
102%
14
'--20-
31 Ya
"37
preferred
Quebec
Quebec
-43%
Jau
a43
94'/2
' •>16%'
,
preferred
Provincltd
Dec
18% -Nov
"30%
...
Ltd
23%
Apr
Jan
17%
-
*.
& Co
Nov
14:%
'
of Canada
Iron
Price Bros
21'4
a26'-,*fi26'"'
52 *••'"*"50
preferred
Power Corp
44% Mar
>
6%
Dec
2,412
42% ' -'"42%"-43%
24' 24%:
i
Powell River Company.
British'Columbia Elec 47e
4,644
24
a49
Placer Development
38%
•
Nov
23
:
21
'17'
33
6
45
*
•
Dec
'3.25 Dec
2,623
30%
*
-9%
23
14%: 14%
Tubes.
38%
British American Bank Note Co
British American Oil common..
High
July
1.25. Jan
1,145-
'-" '94
17%"
-
•
Mills common
Products common
Flour
-'»
*
;___10
common
~
a43
—
5
Drug & Chemical common
350
22%'"'
/'94 -
,
100
National
National Steel Car "Carp
28
15% Apr
39% Jan
.
•
Dec
-3.25
i7%-;: '17% :
v
5
Trust
535
3.25
y 22%/'-'
•
6
ay,
/22%
23
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
8
—
-
♦
-
Sep
4.80
48
35% Mar
B
43%
41%
an
——
56%
Jan
Class
6.95
preferred—.
■'
37
1,588
2,376 "
47% '
5.90
5.50 Dec
18,640
Oct
25
n
Low
8
*
class A_—
a22
•
Shares
>
69 %
1
for Week
•
A
56%
class A
&V»% preferred
Bowater Paper
Bralorae Mines L.td_—_1
Dow
class
:
a22
;
5%
;
67%
,
Paper
_
Corp
Nov
Mitchell
Dec
27%
54%
5.75
Telephone
Bowater
36%
it
(Canada)
,
Class
Feb
15% Mar
69
~
Rights
27%'
36%
56%
,
Week's
Range
of Prices
Par
High
Low
10
■
Rights
Banyue Canaaienne Nauuuui
Bathurst
Friday
Sales
Last
Sale Price
1
lo
Nova Scotia...
Provinciate
19
it
huuik ,ot
Basque
Range Since Jan.
33%
25
pfd
ENDED DECEMBER
STOCKS
Shares
25%
•
Bailey Selburn 57c
of
33%
•
Ltd
of Prices
Low
WEEK
FOR
Sales
for Week
Range
2.20 :2.20
6V26y2
14%
14®%
20
8
Nov
130
18
Mar
8
24%
Nov
Oct
100
2.20
Dec
3.20
Feb
230
4.00
Oct
"T%
Nov
11 "a July
15%
Feb
'100
i
|
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Number 5805
188
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2GR7)
v4*
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
FOR
WEEK ENDED
DECEMBER
19
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Toronto Stock
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Exchange
~"
,v.'
:
High
15%
15%
.'-voting trus;- warrants-——4.00
Alscope Exploration Ltd——
*
19c
*" 18c
4.15
1,800
22c
44,100
.
Oil
and
•
.
1
Ameranium
Mines
,
_1
——
Ltd
—i—
Anacon Lead Mines i-td
•
,
-
Arno
*
1
Metal
Auii
1
Mines
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas
Barvallee
Beatrice
i
Red
60c
13c
Ltd
cl A
1
!
'
Ltd
Oct
AbiLibi Power &
Paper common
•
1,600
6%c Jan
17c
Jttn
Acadia
Sugar
•
600
1
4c
Nov
6%c
Jan
Jan
50c
Dec
10c
Aug
4c
4c
44c
48c
70c
__
72c'
30c
14c
.25
Ltd
1
Campbell-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
1-:
Canadian Atlantic Oil
2
Ltd_
Petrpleums
Oils
Ltd
Ltd
1
Ltd
Corp Ltd
Manitoba
Chibougamau
t
NOV
Alberta
Gas
Jan
Alberta
Pacific
25c
*
Ltd
7.70
Ltd—
9,600
Oct
Aigoina
Aug
Allied
5.05
Apr
6.00
Oct
Roxana
Aluminium
Dec
Feb
Aluminum
33c
Jan
74c
July
5,200
4c"
-Sep
15c
Oct
Co
4% %
pfd
Larder
23c
-_1
Dec
I7%c
Jan
Oct
27c
Nov
Anacon
9.50
Nov
Analogue Controls
—1
5.40
6.20
5c
Jan
Feb
9.50 July
Apr
12c
Oct
64c
64c
1,000
33c
Jan
1.25
9,000
54c
Jan
Oct
1
8c
7c
9c
20,300
6c
;Jan
16c
Jan
Anglo
1
12c
12c
12c
24,500
7%c Jan
18c
July
Ansil
8c 10%c
Bi-Ore
Consol
Central
Miniere
L'Ungava
Mines
1.50
Ltd—
Cadillac
Consolidated
Denison
Consolidated
Halliwell
■
Mines Ltd
.
Mines
Dolsan
13,000
8c
Dec
55c
Jan
Antlies
5c
7c
4,000
3c
Aug
9c
Jan
Apex
5c
5c
iooo
2^685
5c
Nov
Jan
Arcadia
10%
Jan
16%
1,000
26c
Feb
94c
July
Area
5c
Argus
Mines- Ltd-
Ltd_L'>.
1
Ltd—
1.
1
*
Mines
Gold
Mines
Marpic Exploration
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Ltd_
Mines
Mining Ltd
22,500
5%c
Hosoo
Oils
&
Ltd
1.03
New
Santiago Mines Ltd
50c
Spring Coulee Oil & Minerals Ltd-*1
Jan
19%
Nov
Jan
9c
Jan
Feb
4c?
Jan
2.00
Dec
42c-
Feb
10c
Sep
68%
Jan
22,200
62c
Feb
47c
19,700
31c
Sep
4,200
75c
Dec
79c
j
25%
Nov
8c
July
2,12 May
1.37
45c
89
1.50
G5c
1.25
Oct
34c
38%
305
4c
5%c
200,480
Feb
t
:
10% May
13
Jan
8%, Jan
9
Dec
-10
;
.100
5%
5%
25%
26%
6%c
6c
7c
7,000
6c
Jan
.1
Mines
20c
16 %c
20c
47,700
15c
Gold
Electric
Auto
Fabric
5c
6c
1
12 %c
12 %e
13c
11c
10c
11c
20,500
1
2.64
2.60
2.65
6,100
19
—
18%
common.
Prods class A
B
—
Avillabona
Mines
6c
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
—1
preferred
———25.
5%%
Banff
Bankfield
Consol
5,500
5c
Dec
500
75c
-Nov
9c
9.15
8.65
21%
22
575
21% Dec
21%
22%
385
21
1.70
17c
Jan
1.46 May
13 %c May
47c
50c
67,099
9c
Jun
50c
Dec
4c
Mar
15 %c
July
1
47c
Mines..
1
,.
10
68%
2,781
51
Feb
Scotia
Barvue
Mines
4,427
1.50
42,850
Dec
74
,5.80 Dec
5.70 Dec.
19c
2.82 Aug
Jan
7,555
7c
Oct
22c
July
58c
60c
1,600
51c
Jan
83c
May
15c
18c
-Dec
30c
Feb
14c
13c
16 c
53,750
13,000
15c
•
i2c
Jan
30c
ion
6c
Mines—
class A
5c
6c
17,100
5c
Nov
10c
Jan
47%
48%
530
35%
Jun
48 % Dec
15
Apr
28% .Oct
16c
Dec
34p
Oct
V
Dec
10c
♦
Class B
47%
♦
10c 10 %c
26%
300
17c
16c
19c
42,683
•
Lodge Uranium
26
1
—
Bros
7
6%
7
1,600
15c
23c
3,500
28
29
130
27%
27%
*
29
*
20
Beaver Lumber Co common
—!—
Preferred
50% Dec
16c
1
Bathurst Power & Paper
Beaver
5.80
1.38
1
Mining
Uranium
69%
5.70
1.41
July
12%C Feb
'
•
Ltd
Exploration
Metals
67%
5.75
1
?.34 Get
6.1®'-Dec
24c
Sep
Nova
Mines
86c
3.50 May
12c
2®
Feb
Aug
L55
Feb
66c
Dec
28
17% Feb
"25
"25'
Sep
30C
Ja»
Jan
Belcher Mining Corp
J
86c
90c
19,680
Bellctcrre
1
1.52
1.70
300
1.30 Jan
,.,3®® May
28
41%
86c
41%
41%
12,320
39% Jan
42% Sep
85c
87c
16c
8%c
15c
16C
30,359
8c
10C
21,600
4c
Jan
11 %c Nov
100
88c
1.00
35,086
-85c
Jan
<>
10c
16.400
7c
Dec
12c 13 %c
14,000
0c
Jan
Bell
1
Telephone
8%c
11,500
12c
2,000
7%o May
21c
Feb
Bevcon
40c
45c
3,00')
40c
Dec
1.55
Feb
Bibls
1.95
1.95
100
1.93
Oct
4.55
Feb
Bicroft
15cl7%c
.
Mines
Quebec
150.300
6c
Feb
18c
Mar
Oct
1.58
Bethlehem
-80c
Copper Corp
1
Mines
Yukon
1
Mines
Uranium
1
Mines
15c
1.10
1.10
1.15
16c
_•_•
1
Ltd__l
1.200
17c
8.500
8.85
5.900
1.20
-
347.900
1.07
15c
Mar
5.90
Feb
10c
Apr
Feb
Bidcop
8c
class
Hats
31c
Oct
Oct
Black
Bay
Uranium
Bonville Gold Mines
Oct
Bordulac
Mines
29c
Jan
82c
May
Feb
40c
Nov
Gold Mining Co Ltd—
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd—:
Portage Island (Chib) Mines Ltd
_1
4%c
4%c
6c
Jan
1
10c
9%c
10c
11,500
5c
Feb
19c
Aug
I
83c
72c
97c
278.166
10c
Jan
97c
Dec
35c
35c
4,650
35c
Dec
35c
Dec
Brazilian
Sep
Producers
Ltd
1
45%c
50c
7,500
1.21
1.35
8,100
24%c
25c
1
„
Quebec Labrador'Development Co Ltd_ 1
Quebec'Oil Development Ltd_i
i_l
Mines
Mines
Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd
Soutl^ ODtifault Mines
StadaconaMines; (1944)
1
Mines
Mines
l
1
:
.
Titan Petroleum Com
Consolidated
:
:
;
20c
1
Ltd
Ltd
United^ Asbestos Corp Ltd
United Oils Ltd
Mines
Ltd
-
•
I
Explorations Ltd
i__1 *
Mining tCorp
i
1
Weedcua- Pyrite & Copper Corp Ltd1
1
Ltd
4
Ltd
1
see
page
44.
3%c
*
(T G) common
1
American
Oil
1.00
Columbia
British
4<7c
3.90
Sep
Apr
3.90
4.90
Dec
Oct
4% %
5%
100
-80
100
50
60
.i
preferred
preferred
5
preferred
preferred
8%c
Nov
20c
Jun
British
Columbia
14%
Oct
*
2,300
-
19%c
8% Feb
1.75
May
2.40
Oct
.5%%
Class
"
8c
MaT
28c
Aug
British
22,500
13c
May
35c
July
Broulan
32,100
8c
Jan
30c
Nov
'
100,776
30c;
Mar
6c'
18.000
4c
lf%c
- 7.40'*
: 2.20 *
Sep
3,200
7c
5 300
5.00
Jan
2,400
1.05
Apr
7.9O0
75c
Dec
1.26
13c
24c
7.65
Brown
Columbia
Reef
May
Brunsman
Oct
Brunswick
2.64 Feb
•'
*
*
' -27,300
14c
37c
Feb
Building
18c
*20c
Sep
16.000
18c
Mar
27c
Oct
Bunker
3%c
58,500
2%'c Jan
5%c Jun
4c,
Oct
Oct
8c
Mines
Sep
Buffalo
1.80 Jun
Buffalo
.....
Ankerite
Lake
16c
Jun
Jan
21%
22
47%
50
Apr
45
46% May
5% Jan
40
11
12
Jun
34
34%
100
17% Feb
35
■
2.52
2.85
38%
38T«
75%
40 V*
2-85
38 4
76%
161
75%
Dec
41%
155
40
Dec
87 Vt
87%
75
66% Dec
35,814
-
1.55
10,151
Nov
Sep
sua Get
Jan
'-45
33% Jan
500
file
Jan
1.00 July
Pnrns
16,600
80c
Jun
1.85
Burrard Dry
1
1
1
———1
44%
46%
735
Get
50
635
48
12%
13
5,575
16%
16%
330
12
16%
16%
490
11
35%
36%
3,934
41%
3p
42%
53c
8.300
14%
14'A
51
285
Mar
,
July
Nov
Jan
Jan
38% Jan
46 %e
16% Dec
„
.
,
:
10% Sep
43% Sep
44%
Sep
65c
Apr
9% Jan
Jun
14% Dec
"
--
?c
6/2C
3-f5
13
1>15
8c
9
10
5c
6c
11,550
6c
•6 % c
11,600
5%p Aug
3.50
4.10
5,820
12 %c 13 %c
51,000
1.95 Apr
5c
Bep
9
9
-4% Mar
4c
Jan
*
1.15
5,250
7c
8c
18,250
-38%
450
.
Mar
8%c
4,250
16 f
17%
1,395
12%
12%
3,845
7%
100
6% Apr
Nov
May
44
Sep
July
19% Nov
10% Jan
7%
X)ct
4.50 Oct
12c
11% May
12%
9c
t • 1.34 May
6%c May
16%
Dec
7%o Jan
23c
35% Jan
1.01
73c
s
'
4%c Jan
38%
8c
*
;
53
15
35% Nov
1,116
51c
Jun
May
Jan
8c
—
Dock class A,
97
Mar
8%
16"4
42 v4
53c
81%
46% May
-
44% Dec
49%
12 /«
16%
--
*
Burlington
90c
44,2
49,2
*
Hill Ext
1.85
~~
*
Products
I.50 '
Dec
———1
Mines
90c
'
•
*
-•
—28
*
Mining to Smelting
Red
A
1
——
Buffadlson Gold
2%c
'
7c
47%
-~
—1
Company
16c
10c;
1*.
Bruck Mills class A
Brunhurst
16c
3.500
—
Telephone
Jan
15c
7c
class
Mines——
Jan
14c-
6c-*-
Packers
B
British Columbia Power
24,500
21c
*290
20c
2.20
1,100
Get
3% Feb
Electric—
preferred
Columbia Forest Product®——•
6.85
'
__
22
--
47 %
British
68c
__
1
320
"
*
Mar
5%c'
16c
20c
common
July
11 %c
*
__
Vanguard
Ltd
-
2.20
Virginia
Products
'
f % Aug
8c
19c *
__
1
J
———*
5% Sep
19% Feb
25c
4,375
5%
9,423
Jan
'
50% Dec
6VB
Sep
*
45% Dec
Jan
5%
4c
9c
Jan
42 %
7.25 Dec
14c
12%
41
4.30 Jan
200
-
595
440
8,430
2.000
1.97 -12.00
5%c
J__1
400
Get
45
50
2,240
5%c
~ 18c
-
-69c
-
1
Mines
Bright
4%%
20,700
93c
May
43
48%
--
62.401
alOc
9c
19c
1
*3.95 *
12%
•
19%c
1
•
Ltd—
9c-
12%
1
:
1,
"
Oct
Jan
Oct
12%
6%c Oct
"
35c
13,200
Jan
lOo
14% e Jnlv
Jail
9c
5c
■
-
3.55
31c
Feb
Nov
60
57/b
alOc
-
1
Ltd
*3.95
__
'
1
Ltd
British
4c.
54c
33c
Dec
4%c Jan
7.25
Britalta Petroleum
Jan
8.15
51c
18c
Jan
July
Sep
11
Jan
Feb
3.25f
49
5/u
8c
50
6c
16c
100
4,200
Traction
10c
16.500
11
4%c
54c
60c
28o
6.80
Preferred
Mar
-24c
11
6e
1,500
Jan
7%c
—
46c
21c
-4,-000-
115,700
Sep
4.35
'*14
10% Jun
.10,800
9c
23o
*
Paper
Gold Mines
Bralorne Mines
Apr
Sep
July
-
Bowater
Boymar
•22c
8 Vac
8c
1.25 liar
Jan
10%c Jan
250
5%c
--
Jun
4c
-
Oct
pfd
5%
preferred
1.95
15.395
'3.55
>'
1
Ltd
3.50
70c
5%%
12%
18 %c
50
50
1
1
Ltd
Bdwater Corp
Dec
6c
4%c
*
Ltd
24c
Feb
Jan
4,/aC
1
Mines Ltd
1,000
1.27
6c
21c
1
Ltd—
"
2.44
34c
4c
__
Ltd
5,700
Jan
4c,
I
Ltd
3.00
"
2c
—
•
;
'
2.90
47c
1.30
Ltd—1
Quebec Smeltinc ^Refining Ltd
Quemont Mining Corp Ltd
'
3.00
♦
Goldfields
Cobalt & Exploration Ltd
"Copper Corp Co Ltd
3.500
Mines
Bouzan
63c
18,700
18Vac
1
1
Bridge & Tank common
Ltd
.
fjc
*
....
Jun
Mines
7c
12%
*
pfd—
A
10%
2.75
.
'
Ltd
Mines
Biltmore
Jan
For footnotes
1.58 May
5.50 Dec
of
Rights
15c
Co
11c
Bank
Barnat
Oct
12
23% Nov
Jan
16c
OU
3,800
38%
33c
Mines
,:
6%c Jan
2,000
Westbume
37,125
17c
1,399
8.000
Willroy
3,600
6.10
6,917
15.850
Mineral
;1.70
17c
7%C
36c
Wendell
1.60
56%
44c
Lithium
Oct
v.;25% -Oct
Jau
7%c
23c
Valor
Dec
Maf
9c
;
f
54%
7c
45c
I
Exploration
Mines
Nov
6%
3.30
7.05 Feb
10,460
56%
12c
__
Corp
;—I
Metals Ltd
1
1
Trojan
9.15
10
6k>5 July
I
Mines Ltd—
Trebor
20%
Jan
Montreal
22c
Exploration
6c
of
32c
Tib
_
Bank
40c
Cons
1.8,600
2.65 Nov
Apr
5.50
32c
Mines
6%c
July
Apr
16c
2.25 Mar
90c
22%
—
—
43c
Sullivan
6c
8c
21c
»
13% Feb
199
350
May
May
Apr
33c
Jan
1
Oils
Rights
Bankeno Mines
Dec
Ltd.
90c
Tache Lake Mines
1.93
60s
preferred
I
Tazin
6%
2.60
10c
Sep
Jan
Nov
27%
j
Jan
6c
20
••'5%
85c
Feb
f
t
4c
11c
125
19
6%
2.60
6% Aug
Mar
"
Class
12
Standard -Gold
5,900
Jan
-Oct
Uranium
Steep Bock Iron
5
15% Mar
10,500"
1
Mines
Mines
Mines
Auto
600
2,050:.
May
2.25
Dec
1
River
29% Nov
Oct
1
common
Mines
Mines
500
15c
t
s
1.52
25%
Beatty
30c
1.04
t
July
202
Beattie Duquesne
Jan
Ltd
3
3,310
1.45
160
Apr
Jun
Feb
Rare
River
29
28
fan
,1.25 Dec
4,146
Feb
Dec
8.40
StVlUawrence
May
Mar
13
14c
3c
Ltd_
Gold
25c
64c
8%
89c
4c
1.07
Crest
13,875
20,906
1.70
G5c
3c
8.85
Red
32c
Jan
1.25
1.07
Aug
13
Apr
10,000
Quebec 'Chibougamau
t
7c
8%
Oct
17,100
Warrants
*
I2c
18,006
90c
95c
Nov
39'/a Dec
3V2c Jan
1.62
July
13,625
Pitt
*
41c
20% Feb
8%
class B_:
Pennbec Mining Corp
t
Jan
July
1.70
.40c
Ashdown Hardware
Ash Temple class E
Atlantic Acceptance
6c
5c
Opemisca Explorers Ltd
.—_—I
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd I
Provo 'Gas
,42c
'
Jan
15c
7c
Orchan Uranium Mines Ltd
Quebec
Quebec
12c
13% May
>
May
7c
Warrants
f
59,042"
20c
23c
16,100
Baska
7%c
Northspan Uranium
*
17c
3,403
Jun
53%
8;70 Jan
430
/
Jan
15c
Bata Petroleums Ltd-
4c
American
Lake
48 V2
265
38
Mines
Oct
3c
Mines
Partridge Canadian
26V2c Oct
51
32c
29
Jan
6%c
North
Paudash
1:5.50 Dec
13V2C Jan
13c
Gold
Barymin
4c
Mines Ltd——
(1945)
2.10 Jan
4,049
13 %c
Arjon
Base
3c
American Asbestos
Okalta'Oils
1,560
19c
,63% Nov
10V2c May
Feb
1
North
Obalski
5%
18c
,47
Nov
Ltd_—.—_—
Mines
Oct
Apr
Jan
40c
-
,80c
40c
Jan
3,700
90c
51,200
Jan
5,000
5%'c
69c
14
98c
_
60c
Feb
43%
18,900
68c-.
Mar
.—
41
'7c
17c
,
5c
7c
New
Oct
Jan
1.10
90c
5c
15
Feb
58c
125
,
7c
__
5c
69c
Oct
40c
42,000
41c
75c
98c
15
Dee
Jan
79c
Jan
18c
60c
__
2,000
;
25c
Jan
85%
•
15%'c.
—
20c
;
500
1,300
94c
..
__
Uranium Mines Ltd—1
10c
4c
85
41c
I
900
2,500
2.00 ,v 2.00
1.00
—I
Ltd-——
2,000
13c
61c.
New
9%c July
44c
14c
17c.
,
Dec
5%'c Oct
9,000
_i
Ltd
30%
2,000
30,800
1,500
16c
860
..64c .May
.
July
2,905
15c
Montgary Explorations Ltd—
Foormaque Mines
9c
15c
1.03
10%c Nov
2%o. Jan
20% Jan
51c
Ltd..,—1
—1
Nocana
4%c
30%
l3c;
Molybdenite Corp of Canada
Monpre Mining Co Ltd
New
Dec
Jun
14c"
I
64c
Jun
47ck.
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„
Jan
8.50
'
2,300
390
Aunor
9c
19%
16 %c
i
Jan
,68c
Dec
505 "
Aumacho
Jan
24%
35o
46
Aumaque Gold
6.10
24
•600
Jan
63%
Aubelle
May
,.4p„
Sep
15c
45
Jan
700
"
12c
91,013
62%
Aug
Jan
4c
22,228
17c
26c
45
Nov
1.05
5%"c
__
.17c
f40 "" Feb
63 %
1.35
Jan
2.00
15c
15c
36% Oct-
r
-50
13c
Feb
39c
4c.
6c
44% Oct
10%c Jan
-50
5%o Jan
50c
13%
-
1,095
65,705
.33,070
.
1.25
preferred
Atlin-Ruffner
20c
5c..,
Jan
60c
26c
34c
Corp common
Jan
700
'
36% Dec
$2.40
11c
500
19%. 19%
h'
»
..
31%
4%c
20c
May
Sep
34,800
'
Jun
23% May
.
.
.
45%
1.00
Yellowknife
64c
'
25
•
Dec
44
23c
Steels
5ti.c
*
Jan
2fic
7.55 May •
29%
12%
Nickel
Atlas
Oct
'
16% Nov
21%
'•
'
"Dec
18% May
...
—.
10 %c
23c
Corporation
Atlas
2c
57c
5,725
12%
Mines
Nov
.28%
19%
'
Oct
7.00-* 7.00
5
Mid-Chribougamau Mines Ltd—
Amulet
Arcan
May
9,500
4c
10,231
33c
38
17c
5c
\
".4,920
36 %
23c
Resources
30
3,200
3,800
17%
34%
50%
Imperial
Cons
Apr
2c
12,000
Nov
1
Nov
8c
21
25,700
Gc
__
*
1
—
Gc
Dec
3.00
13c
1
——.
Ltd..
25O
July
17%
47c
Co Ltd—I
Ltd
2,500
57c.;'
1
Ltd
,
47c
Jan
50c
.11
Ltd
Long Lac Gold Mines
Maritimes Mining Corp
Ltd
West
Dec
1.41 May
11
5^c.
__
_1
Ltd—
to' Zinc
8c
Jan
3.10
$2% preferred
17%I-17%
•
30%
1
Little
New
5c
27% '
5c.
7.00
.ft
—.1
Ltd—
Labrador Min & Exploration
Vinray
Oct
67c v 72c
4c
—
Co
Lingside 'Copper Mining Co
New
22c
36,900
-99ci ;1.02
5%c
1
Ltd
6c
8c.-
' 64c
Ltd
Oil
Coal
Sep
750
__
^
1
.
Miites—
Pacific
13c
200
-
68c
1-17%.
Mines
New Jack Lake
July
1.95
99c
;
Inspiration Mining & Dev Co Ltd
1
International Ceramic Mining
Ltd—1;'
New
July
13c
5,000
;
6-%JB- 8%"e
1
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines Ltd
Mines
10c
17%
.
«c
.
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Ltd
Haitian Copper Com
Merrill laland
5c'
27
—
Kerr-Addison
Mar
4%c Feb
1.95.
__
1
Warrants
Kontiki Lead
Jun
1
16%
v
„
,___•
Mines & Metals Ltd
Continental
9c
2,000
.13%cd3%c
1.95
—
Golden Age Mines Ltd
Uranium
1,500
12y8
2.5® Nov
22% Get
45c
l»
*
II Zi
Mines
Asamera Oil
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
Iso
5%c
6c
•
1
Futurity Oils Ltd
Israel
.
7%c
5c
/
.
1.-'....
Ltd
Mining & Exploration Inc
Fatima Mining Co Ltd
—it
Fundy Bay Copper Mines Ltd
Indian. Lake
7%c
„
1
Empire Oil & Minerals Inc—
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Uran
59c
..
,
1
Mines
Gunnar -Mines
1
12%
59c
„
->
,
Fano
Gui-Por
i 11%
12%
;
1
Ltd
Sullivan
__
_1
—
Ltd__;
Mines
Dome
Easo
i
18c
—
Rouyn
Mines
J
Ltd
__—
Copper-Man Mines
1.70
;_1
:
Mines
Consolidated Monpas Mines Ltd
Co""7l4.dated Quebec Yellovvknife
.
68c
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd_ -50
*
Anglo Huronian
______——
8,970
;
I.
Nov
Sep
70c
-2flo
Petroleums
•
y
.Jun
?
Sep
Dec
3.4® Nov
1.15 Mar
16
32c
23,446
68 c
-50c
Mines
1.30 Jan
4.30
15 %c
—lc
Anchor
400
Lead
9,350
14%; 15%
15 %c
6c
1,40q
8,459
11,164
July
75c
14c
'
..
5%
44%
„1
I
15c
2.100
,20%
40c 44 %c
..
70c
Jan
17
.50
Mines
American Leduc Petroleums Ltd
American Nepheline
9.30
2.00
20
'!
3.55
30%
Amalgamated Rare Earth
15,710.
1.95
L
_
26c
'1.20
Consol
K
15%
10
;
Compagnie
,
2.80
1
f—'
f
i
2.55
common-
1
c
:•
Mar
20
7,360
•
Jan
4c
40c
2,800
6c
33c
Minerals
Amalgamated
Oct
8.00
31c
.7,500
27,224
2.00
Ltd
Nov
2.40
24,815
42c
•
trust—
19% July
10% Get
die
5
voting
Jun
10c
2.80
Steel
6.90
4.35 Sep
8%
41c
Oils
Central
9.25
Feb
Jan
Jan
53c f
35%
Algoma
3.95 Feb
3.75
29c
Jun
July
May
8%
42c
•
common
Feb
Jun
13c
100
2.31
,
200
57c
Jan
Jan
57c
I
Nov
Nov
21%
_5c
13c
400 ■;
10
Mar
10 %c
1
•
500
3c
>
10
37%
IIV2
,
85
..
15,600
12'%
4.15
1.55
6c
22c
2.97
12
Warrants
12c.
7.70
Gold
„T
Cons
2,200
25c
-
20c
2.78
12
1
Trunk
6,90o
9.05
,
Feb
9c
21c
2.90
0
Voting trust
200
J
8c
25c
9.05
1
_
Jan
•
Alba Explorations
Alberta Distillers
May
4c
45
; High
,
Jan
8 % Only
_
19
12,500
__10
34c
Oct
96
common
Preferred
„
330
)
Ltd
Agnieo Mines
Akaitcho Yellowknife
21c
30%
5.75..
7%c
75c
t
;
Oil
24c
Feb
20%
LOW
96
Cleveland Copper Corp
i
i
&
Mines
Jan
17%
20%
20 %
11
24%
4,956
6 %c
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd—
I
*
Gas
Jan
7c
8%c July
11
11
36%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
36%
1
i
Mines
Agnew Surpass Shoe
2,240
..
8c
<
.
___♦
Ltd
Mines
Jaculet
,
1
1,300
...
8c
Central-Del Rio Oils
Acme
Advocate
Shares
—100
Uranium
8,200
7c
Asbestos
Preferred
Acadia
of Prices
Low
36%
•
7c
7c
Mines
12c
-
common
A
14c
1
Idthium
Jan
Class
1.70
6c
13c
Central
?
1.64
6c
i
1
1.70
550
5.15
13c
*
;
5.10
1
Cassiar
i
15,100
22,850
5.55
1
Capital
Nov
^6.95
.
5.15
—,10c
Explorations Ltd
LApiOi'ations
i
5.55
Canorama
•
Jun
80c
133,281
*
"4%c
6.85
-
__
__
Ltd—*
Canuba Mines Ltd-
„
.
Canalask Nickel Mines Ltd
t
55c
Nov
26
,
4%c
.
i
>
Homestead
Sep
70c
Atlantic
Algom Uranium
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Canadian
4c
30c
1,550
9%c
8c
9,000
18,100
,
33c
8c
8c
*
July
13c
8%c
i
July
11% Oct
3.000
1
Devonian
18c
38c
145,000
1
Canadian
Feb
Oct
Dec
6c
1
(
Jan
7.10
20c
63 c
45c
Bornite Copper Corp
Co
6c
40c
Burnt Hill Tungsten Mines Ltd
Calumet Uranium Mines
2c
30,000
Sep
July
Dec
50c
700
I
'l
14,50j
60,352
14c
;
i
V
63c
.
2,500
Mining Corp Ltd
1
•
47c
Ihiewater Oil &'Gas Ltd_^____—
Bonnyville Oil & Refining Corp_
1
32c
i
Jun
80c
Sales
for Week
Range
Par
11c
6%c July
8%eMar
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Dec
22c
43c
STOCKS
Apr
2c
Expressed in Canadian Dollar?
Friday
Apr
Sep
5c
_________1
Lake Ciold Mines
49c
18% May
4c
8.95
Eellechasse
■>"
4.50
Jan
12c
42c
21c
1
,
Dec
Are
1,000
8.75
22c
•
Jan
4.00
Shown
2,000
.6c
lie
-
'
13%
Prices
4c
51c'
„
__
1
Mines
Ltd—r
Batemau Bay Mining Co
j
High
10c
:
4c
__
—1
*
Baker Talc Ltd—
i-
4c
10c
1
100
61c
^ ' 4c
Ltd
*
4c
,61c
__
Ltd—
Sulphur & Iron Co Ltd
Augustus Exploration Ltd., i-;,'
1
^
4c
,___l v ^
Atlas
Mines
__
20c
—.
AiHhoniaivMining Cprp Lia——^:
>
Low
Stocks—
Aigora Uranium Mines Ltd
i
Par
Low
Mining
16c
15
Ann
*"
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»
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, December 22, 1958
.
C267&)
2
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOB WEEK
RANGE
Last
STOCKS
Low
Par
Cable
Nov
Consolidated Pershcourt
80c
45c
Jan
90c
Aug
Consolidated Red
25
26%.
17%
Feb
31
Oct
77%
79
590
62 %
Jan
80
Sep
3.75
781
i
3.75
100
3.00
Feb
3.95
Feb
5.15
Jan
4,95
2,895
100
33 Vn
34%
I,264
25
Jan
35
Oct
Couwest
28
28
802
27
Jan
29%
Jun
Copp Clark Publishing
Coppercorp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Chlboug
Corby Distillery class A
»
12%
35
34%
35%
98
98
25
189%
190
132
65%
65
65 %
m
!—20
25
25
25
class A
Wire1 class
A
4,300
65c
Dec
53
315
35
Jan
53
50
545
34
Feb
52
Nov
58%
60
496
52
Oct
91%
92
190
88
Jan
50c
Nov
'
-
58c
60c
5,100
2.90
3.05
2,460
40
41%
414
32
16%
500
12%
8c
12,166
8C
7%C
5.60.
56
56%
4.65
4.85
34
;TT:.
Class
B
25
j*
warrants
Canadian Celancse
it
common
127 b
4.10
4.58
3.30
3.30
3.75
14%
147h
19
187 b
19
18
_
Wright
s■Canadian Devonian Petroleum——
/ Canadian Drawn Steel common—
Curtis
•
Warrants
Feb
18%
10,200
4.35
4.25
4.35
80c
4.00 Jan
24%
1,490
52c
2.32
28
28
2.50
2.50
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19
15
155
105
-
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2'4%
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Oct
3.10 Dec
3.40 Mar
4,85 Dec
1.90
'
*
12
July
1.10 Oct
*
Aug
18,955
2.20 Jan
1.50 Nov
8c
100
7'be Jan
'13c
445
10c
Dec.
80c
Jun
9%C lOVbc
7,700
6c
10c
25%
'
533i
,
.
14c
31-
Jun
Apr
56%
Nov
30,500
6%c Jun
21c
6,900
7%e Jau
30c
July
July
29
30c
15c
Jun
90c
July
29c 31'be
35,700
12c
Jan
"65c
July
27c
27c 29'.be •'
22 %c
Apr
40c
Oct
18e
18c
18c
12,400
9,900
lOVbc Jun
25c
July
13c
11c
14c
20,033
7%c Jan
20c
Nov
59c
56c
1.05
32
Sep
Dec
Dtivau
26
735
11
41%
40%
Magnesium
East
East
Malartlc
Apr
9%
Dec
East
Sullivan
Mines
16%
16%
16%
2,350
102,700
Jan
Sep
1.22 Oct
Jan
57c
26%
2,199
23%
100
100
75
97%
9.25
9.50
230
27c
.
Jun
Jun
1.00
Economic
Eddy
30
Dec
24
82
81 %
83
1,682
50
Jan
84
Dec
13%
14%
4,210
10
Jan
15
Nov
19%
19%
100
19
Oct
9%
9%
1,310
7%
Feb
May
10% Nov
lie
13c
21,500
8c
Jan
25 %c July
16c
9%
17c
Oct
22
17c
13,700
11c
Jun
29c
Oct
13c 15 %c
64,425
7c
Mar
18c
Nov
29c
Oct
6%c Mar
14c
13c
15c
21,100
1.35
1.39
8,300
1.30 Mar
1.89 July
1.95
1.95
1.99
5,050
2.70
1
7 Vac
7%c
8c
22,000
1.40 May
7c
July
pfd--—. ,—20
17
17
17
Z 100
14% May
37%
37%
575
10
Trust
_20
class A
Mines
22
1.35
Investment
Paper
slider
30% Aug
105% Aug
Apr
Oct
Mar
18% Jan
15%c
l
Machine
Easy Washing
Dec
37c
Jan
15
320
1,035
Aug
III—1
Metals
Eastern
18
41% Dec
101% Aug
Jan
0-
30
13c
Mines
5%
Dec
20%
-1
1
Amphl Gold
Oct
50
Oct
Jun
26 Va
20
1
Co Iild
13%
24
30
23.50
*'
comniou—-V~
9%
97
640
Dec
Jan
20
Oct
9.25 Sep
23
340
common—;~1
—
Copper
7,289
10%
10
10
•
—
———
Textile
Mines
9%
15%
17 %
% Jan
41%
Nov
Nov
7.70
19%
101 101%
May
34%
May
Indus
Duvex Oils As Minerals
2.40 Feb
1.62
11% Jan
25
9%
10c
4,815
25%
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62c
14c
Jan
0
./preferred
Nov
'
20%
58,699
12.056
Jau
;
17%
Oct
69c
Apr
96c
25%
1,340
•
Dominion Stores ;—;
•
Dominion Tar to Chemical common—*
Jan
Apr
46c
4.810
1,900
Dominion Steel As Coal common—
Sep
15
5,000
39,416
11%
Dominion Scottish Invest
16
v
60c
1.27
32%,
21%
Preferred
3.80 Jun
Nov
16%
43,856
Fomidry As. Steel common—•
100
Domifilon
Dominion
Donalda
1.50
35c :V
34c
29c
11
Dominion Electrohome
Sep
May
.
20%
9%
-
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y/-Canadian Petrofina preferred
i.
Canadian Salt
v
Canadian Thorium Corp
Utilities 4'A.%
29%
12%
</
398
%
50
1
—
.
54
G7c
4,000
Oct
Oct
14c
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Dec
40
Oct
56
Nov
37
Jan
1.02 May
19c
•
Jan
26c
8,750
...
,
Jan
31
50
67c
26c
.
54%
G3c
25 %c
54%
1
Eldrich Mines common——
Jan
42c
Aug
12,500
20%
7c
9 Vac
128
70
81
Jan
131
77
75
77
Dec
85
22
22
22V»
148
21
July
May
July
*
:i2o
15%
15%
15%
2.55
2.50
3.05
35,936
50
50
51%.
1.10
1.10
1.10
1,000
-1
Canadian Willistoxi
16 %C
30
17
44
Mar
57
Feb
—
;
2,899
14c
Apr
24c
24c
26c
13,600
15c
Mar
70c
68c
74c Z
48,210
68c
Nov
27r;
30c
6,620
27c
Dec
95c
9c
10c
30,200
9c
Jan
21c
500
50c
3,915
14,707
Castle
Trethcwcy
Cayzor Athabaska
7.7c
-a
Ltd
•75c
9.15
9.05
9.30
1
Asbestos Corp
75c
4.90
4.25
4.90
9
2.50
~~9
1.15
—
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Charier Oil
——
1
.—I
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Chibougamau Mining As Smelting— —l
l
Mines-
2,400
1.15
July
4.90 Dec
2.25 Dec
4.25 "Apr
-6.10 Jan
9.56 Aug
1.24 Oet
3.25
18 V2C
18 Vac
21c
1.64
7,275
5%C
6c
Jan
7c
6,000
1.55
Jun
1.55
37c'
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Apr
II,500
5c
Sep
12c
Jan
17c
500
16c
Apr
38c
July
64c
16,660
31c
May
80c
Oct
1.15
1.35
^/Tb6,246
50c
Jan
40c
Jan
Gatlneau
5 c/c
1.90 Oct
40,300
oOO
2.25 Jun
3.50 Mar
3.50 Feb
5.00 Jan
General
3.40
Farm
13%
1.80
60c
3.55' Dec
Jan
13
13
—1
14c
14c
16c
13,500
1
l.Gc
15c
18c
57,300
iO'/aC-Jan
1
38c
36c
39c
43,600
20%c
I
6%c
6c
6%c
Equip.
500
7% Jan
11c
July
Yellowlcnife Mines-
Combined Metals
•
Commonwealth
Conduits
r
14% Oct
86c
Jun
Class
July
19 %c
80c
Oct
Jan
10%
250
154
75
51c
50c
51c
13,400
6O0
25c
2<jC
13,650
25c
19 %c Sep
60
Oct
35c
Coil
Key Mines—
Consolidated Allenbee Oil
^
21c 22 %c
7c
.Consolidated Bakeries
Consolidated
■i
Consolidated
G'alliman
Mines
Consolidated
Fenimore
Gillies
Mines
t
'
««Consolidated
.
Marcus Gold
Ltd
Oils Ltd
Morrison
Explor.
Consolidated Mosher
^Consolidated
5,160
3.00
3.20
3.40
3.80
22C
24C
36c
36c
43c
47c
12,066
1,583
9,054
6VaC
7c
1,821
45c
17c
17c
'
Jan
95c
Gold ale
Oct
35c
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page 44.
20b
Jan
.
3.80
43c,
Nov
80c
Jun
9c
35c
May
July
15o
34c
July
July
45c
•
Sep
25c
Mar
39c
38 %c
1.62
t
95c
Jan
36%
37%
1,020
27
Jan
102
102
102
20
100
Dec
109
Feb
17
16%
17
2,185
Jan
19
Nov
7%
7%
7%
100
28%
28%
29%
62
59%
64
10,350
1,410
46
46
46%
I,302
3.80
100
3.70 Dec
29c
Jan
10,400
20%
20'/a
211/4
5,547
16%
1.50
1.58
5,915
1.13
6c
6Vad
23c
25c
29"% Dec
Jan
65
4.20 Nov
5% Jan
10% Sep
78% Jan
-
88% Dec
25c
10 %c Jan
15c
2,200
1.18
5,400
27c
Jan
1.20 Dec
9c
9c
7,000
8%c Nov
14%cMar
6.00
6.20
3,593
1.25 Jan
27c
28c
10,500
19%C Aug
9c 10 %c
25,948
7,500
27c
9C
17C
16 %c
18c
27c
32c
-1
20c
20c
26c
pfd
—
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1
B
5c
28c
33c
50
*
47
47
7
7
Oct
39c
Dec
45c
Dec
AUg
68c
July
45% Jan
49
July
6
5%
200
7%
22c
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7%c May...
775
*
7% Dec
Feb
8
Lakes
Greai
Northern Gas
17%c
21c
18,550
16C
1.40
1.47
12,128
92c
Feb
35
37
1,892
27%
Jan
23
20
Dec
6
Nov
51c
67c
2.10 Jan
.
Jah-
4.45
Sep
May
Sep
Great Plains Develop
Great West Saddlery
Greater
32c I July
Gulf "Lead Mines
Jan
77c
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13,400
Mar
44 c
4c~
Jan
Dec
„
July
40
.
Nov
/ 35 V4 May
7% Sep
23%
575
6
6
6%
1,900
2.70
2.70
825
2.50 Dec
4.40
2.70
2.70
2.80
2,200
2.25 Jan
3.75 Sep
19%
23
17%
20Tb
6,460
15.
38
31
39%
2,871
12
8%
8^8
9
5,563
2.15
2.10
2.45
4.10
4.10
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Gwiliini
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Dec
Nov
5.00 Nov
4.35 Jan
28c
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20,800
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8%cJan
-500
16c
Dec
3.95 Sep
22c
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13c
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700
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8c
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Dec
39 Va
15c
33,250
12%
14c
17%
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120
19(T
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11
Dec
2.05
27,403
18c
20%
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8%
-
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7.00
18
14,851
12% Jan
7.30
II,520
5.70 Jan
Z
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-
Jun
1
—-
16c
23c
common—
warrants——
49c
Aug
Jan
2.35 Oct
-
2.70
common—___—-*
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B
Nov
49c
Sep
1.40
35
1
-,
Aug.
21c
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Mines
July
Mar
20c
25
7
1.10 Apr
170
5c
45,100
-1
7:05 May
-
May
14c
127,370
15,200
-1
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Class
Aug
14c
1.08
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.
Jan
Nov
4.35 Nov
3.05 May
2.75 Jan
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•
,
50
1.08
—1
Mines
17c
17.000
8
53% May
32% Feb
•
;
6.500
23,700
7% Dec
1
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4,325
4
40% Nor
4.90 Jan
730
20
7.95
1,050
88
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Jan
16,080
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3.80
88
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19c
65c
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.
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3.40
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10,800
56c
3.65
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1
common
Winnipeg Gas
Rights
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Greyhound Lines
Gulch Mines
41c
57c
3.85
64c
2.25 May
July
6,980
,25c
9.00 Feb
1.18 Jau
1
1
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Dec
5%<i Feb
9,000
23c
32% Nov
Jan
7.00 Jan
37%
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10 %c Aug
Nov
243,950
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1
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Jan
Jan.
19c
17c
.
21c
63c
56c
19c
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1.70
88
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,
,
Dec
14% Dec
1.61
3.45
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29c
3.70
.
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6.00. Jun
51c
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2,925
17,770
10%
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2.85'Dec
3.30
18 Vac
Jan
Aug
"Jan
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2.30
600
8.55
100
•ll%c.May..
Mar
3.40
1.54
v
Jan
10 %
32
8.25
—1
10% Oct
Z 22c, NOV
5%c Jan.
31%
5c
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111
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*
23c
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see
10c
14,900
23,600
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49
1.70
;
Scientific
10% Nov
"Oct
Apr
Jan
800
Jan
—♦
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167
Jan
7%c Jan
24,916
22,510
28,400
64c
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For footnotes
6c
12%
14 c
Aug
60c
Consolidated Halliwell
Mac
5%C
11%
1
„
Consolidated Golden Arrow
Consolidated Mic
13c
36c
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7
39,100
23c
-
1
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; ./Consolidated Mogul
i
150
•
3.65
Consolidated Discovery
Consolidated Howey Gold
Consolidated Marbenor Mines
1
13 c
12%
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Consolidated East Crest
Consolidated
*
8%
lie
3.10
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Consolidated
7c
8%
12 %c
1,687
10,700
13c
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>
—1
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Consolidated
6'/aC
8%
Bellekeno
'
12%
8c
*
25 %c
Cornagas Mines
Jan
8c
Glacier
154
"« Coniaurum Mines
66%
20c
Preferred
AUg
1.05 July
10%
87
663
5.50 Dec
32 V« May
8c
6125 Jan
1.65 Sep
8
Jun
34c
29c
455
2,220
10c
4%cMar
435
3;900
14%
8.50
?
4.85 Mar
100
60c
13%
1
1
2.25
Confederation Life
'
2,000
11,531
1.25 Nov
45
Sep
30% Jun
Jun
5'b
30c
July
Dec
48%
14%
•
10
7.20 MaT
21c
Jan
45
—*
Giant Mascot Mine
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines
32c
"
25%
59c
5%
60c
Wares common-———•
A
General Steel
Feb
2.25
32c
-
Petroleum
National
87c
i26*
Feb
80c
Jan
109110%
Motors
General Pete Canada
.<
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:
200
General Development
General Dynamics
100
Colomac
f
260
28
14c
1%
65c
3.50
Coldstream Copper
1
42%
28
;
2.70
Cockshutt
"
1.05
42
common
5Gc
Coin Lake Gold Mines
-
95c
-
5.00
100
Power
3.50
Cody Reco
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99c
preferred
Coc ienour Willans
t
—1
——*
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General Bakeries
"
55,650
01,be Mar
12 %c
c
—•
—11
Geco
2.65
3.55
14,090
75,650
96c
Not
Nov
21% Nov
1.78 Feb
2.05 Jan
6C
17c
2.85
Dec
Dec
13c
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90c
20c
23c
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3.50
*
Apr
12,115
1,400
31 %
23
Apr
Feb
14%
5.60
French Petroleum preferred——
Froblsfaer Ltd common
2.G5
Mining & Smelting
14%
1.740
21,226
91c
—
Circle Bar Knitting class A
Chromium
1,960
20
Co
Mines
Francoeur
!
July
61c
1.20
3,130
18%
25o
1
—
Foundation
..
-
66c
►
27%
22 Vh
17%
5.40
—
Ford. of- Canada class
21
27
21%
17%
92c
Fittings common
Fleot Manufacturing
Ford Motor Co (US)
May
15,855
3,900
8.00
1.04
„
84c
Jan
Aug
27%
5.40
Cop
—
Preferred
35c
;24c
22 Vh
1
Federal-Grain class A
9.70 Nov
1.G1
—
Mines
Fatima
Tungsten
July
8%C NOV
21 %o
13,700
*
—
Fargo Oils Ltd—
1.78 Feb
Jan
5.45
20,343
10c
•
1
Nickel
Players Canadian
Farwcst
Oct
37c
Jan
2.80
7.65
7/70
.—1
Del Rio
Central Pat •Gold-
Gold
,
23c
9c
9%c
—1
—
Oct
9c
34,350
22c
1
Corp
10c 10 %c
20c
Feb
9
!—i
Feb
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
Jan
9c
Warrants
Sep
55
Falconbrldge
Sep
1
Captain Mines Ltd.
Cariboo Gold Quartz——-———
63
Jan
Famous
1.60 Aug
23'/be Jun
28c
Can Erin Mines-,:—
Can Met Explorations
May
47
3.60 Dec
Apr
1.01
55
25-
10%c
Jan
1
candore Exploration
Chi mo
16 %c 17%c
15C
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75o
GO
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Canadian Westinghouse
Jan
13% July
60
.—1
60
62
53
Explorers Alliance
Oct
77
58
53
-1
Mining Ltd
Eureka
Jan
Dec
126
Jan
58
Equitable Life Insurance—
Sep
16 Vt
25%
•
—
Cheshire:
30%
Dec
Jun
III
Canadian Vickers
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Central
Jan
12%
20
18c
10
25
El Sol
Aug
-100
——
pfd
".'"Canadian Western Oil
cassiar
12
5.50 Mar
6,820
12%
25
28%
28%
-10
12 >4
25%
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Canadian Tire Corp common
Canadian
•
9.25
"
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July
Jan
43
280
56
10c 12 %c
13c 13 %c
Mar
16 %
25
25%
Empire Life Insurance
1953 warrants
,
July
10c
8c.
'
21
Jan
55c
2.10
4.85
11
5%
26%
2,740
2,135
3.1Q "
1.70
17%
9.55 Mar
56c
3.00
*
4.50 Mar
26%
Dec
July
•
1.790
•
2.35
2.50
4,710
•
55c
700
1.22
1
6,426
-100
10 Va July
800
32%
Bridge
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common
330
83c
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1
Canadian Northwest Mines
;
Oct
2.70
4.50
rm
1
7%
26c
19%
11%
—.-250
7.15
85c
Oct
20% Nov
1
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12%
77c
Jan
1
1
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7%
21 Vac
Apr
16%
1
6.60
78c
16'%
50
1
11%
24c
525
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10',be
12
1
19%
2.60
25%
5
7%
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Oct
2.40
11%
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10 %c
10
7.00
1
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23c
2.80
—
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28c
3.441
40c
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Feb
ia
—
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Dome
Jun
3.00
Feb
2.50
42,175
Mar
7c
1.05
wr —
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Dominion
Dr<&
1.08
Dec
16
400
1.70
Jaii
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1.40 Feb
16,227
15c
25,075
12,928
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Brewis Mining-—
Palmer
Dome
14
May
11% May
Jan
48c
11,105
-
15,100
13c
13c
Devon
6.60 Jun
Apr
8%
48c
25c
4.85
warrants—
Horn Mines
Distillers
Dec
6.00
9% Jan
2.20
Nov
7% Nov
83c
Aug
3.35
300
48c
Jun
5.05
1.90
Aug
79c
1.35 Aug
300
2.30
108
Jan
4.50 Mar
12c
11%
..
•
—
Dclnite
Dec
6.00
Oct
64c
10%
55c
~
preferred
24', a
2.29
Oct
7.50 Apr
37% Oct
Sep
19'i
Minerals
Deldona
1.93 Aug
Apr
13%
1.59
/Canadian Industries common
Canadian Malartlc Gold.
5Yr
1534
1.38
55c
Hydrocarbon
/■Canadian Ice Machine common—
Oil Cos
Deer
15 % May
19 % NOV
1.27
1.05
r
'
Dec
Feb
1.37
24%
1.14
1.81
18
Mines
Timber
Decoursey
Oct
5.15
22'-'.c
12c
60c
-
Daering Explorers
Daragon Mines
'
Nov
19
Canadian
North
3.75
May
9
5.05
23c
Mines
Cusco
Oct
33
.20c
Canadian
5.95
4.75 Mar
Oils.—— .10*
/
13% Oct
Apr
28% Mar
5.05
-1.800
1.85
4.50
1,165
7
•
.
Zellerbacli
Crowpat
Nov
13
290
4.30
G%
1
Canada—
Trust
Crown
Crown
" Nov
36
4,767
2.50
Oil
Canadian Husky
'.V Canadian
30 Va
Jan
13
1,600
Jan
105
4.00
Jau
Dec
2.90 Apr
3.25 Dec
135,385
15,997
104
104%.
7
.
*
Crpinor Pershing
•
Dec
1,372
70C
165
■'
4.25
*
»
•
Warrants
6.90 Aug
4.95
13
Crest
High
Canadian Homestead
10c
8%
3.35
Jan
'
Oct
18%
70c
29
1.90
of
Crcstbrook
Dec
10%
Canadian Food Products common—
Canadian Gen Securities class A—
17%
31%
2.80
4,838
•
——
Crestaurum
Jan
Nov
8
Preferred
Z" Canadian Dredge & Dock
1
7" Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian Export Gas & Oil—.—- 16%
/ Canadian Fairbanks Morse com.—
Jan
4.80
30%
70c
B
Oil
Oree
1.16
8%
3.00
i
Preferred
3,175
100
.
;
Craigmont Mines
Dec
75
-23
4.75
34c 35'be
^c
14c
Feb
"
Mar'
61%
8
1.440
1,705
4.60
35!
*
Jan
25:.
1,370
14%
4.70
Z10
Craig Bit
43%
25% Jan
2,410
-25
$1 preferred
$1% preferred
v..
12%
_•
Chemical to Cellulose¬
•
s/Canadian Chieftain Pete
-la
•/'/Canadian Collieries common
v
'
12%
May
7c
72c
*
4.45 Dec
775
Aug
12c
55c
7c
65c
•
97
'
Apr
40%
645
I*
;
>> Canadian
„
33%
4.10
|-Canadian Canners class A
5C
10,246
23c
4%c Jau
13c
72c
Imperial
3.75 Feb
2,205
7,568
l2%cMar
10,000
13c
Cowichan Copper
2.70 Nov
75.055
32%
32%
•
6.00.
17,320
33,775
10c
Cosmos
60
-
Jun
50
May
9c
1.20 Jun
Jan
5.85
14c
9c
2.50 Jun
1.50 Mar
3.00
2
Dec
5,700
6,500
•
-
Co common
Exploration
Class
Dec
GO
3c
22c
20c
Nov
80c
1
.
warrants.
Canadian
26
Feb
1.95
.—20
Astoria Minerals
Atlantic Oil-
Class
?
24
75c
4.G5
>
Oct
16%
Canadian Breweries common-22-2
/, Preferred
Canadian British Aluminium com.
"
Apr
70
1.83
B—Z_.
•
190
40
Lines common
'
Jan
50% Mar
125
59C
—I—1
Canadian Bank of Commerce
"
Nov
49%
Oils warrants-
Canada
Canadian
Oct
Nov
101
52%
•
Canarfta Steamship
'."•
36%
;
78c
Canada Southern
V;
Feb
1,541
3,060
1.83
■
■
Canada -Southern Petroleum
^
12%
Feb
High
Oct
9%e Apr
8%c Jan
4c
16c
1
Class A
Oct
527c
—-—
—
—10
Permanent Mtge
—
-100
Canada Safeway Ltd preferred-—
'
5.00
92% Feb
345
10
Canada
Canadian
6
25
555
98
—
10%
3.25 Jun
660
12';.
io
-100
common—
common
Canada Packers
Canadian
Consumers Gas
5,990
10%
500
16c
1
Consolidated West Petroleum
7.00
9.55
"Warrants
-
Oct
Dec
9.80
6.75
Low
5%c
l
Basin
34%
Assurance—;
Canada Oil -Lands-
Sudbury
6.85
.—20
*
Preferred
Consolidated
Range Since Jan. 1
High
5%c
— —
1
Poplar
Consolidated Kegcourt Mines Ltd
Consolidated Sannorm Mines
4.40 Aug
Shares
1
Mine-
1071;
Crushed Cut Stone
Malting
29c
4.95
Canada Iron Foundries
4 %% preferred —
Life
Dec
1
Canada Cement common
Preferred
Canada
20c
1
Campbell Red Lake
Canada Bread common
Canada
9,797
11,625
1,872
1
Campbell Chibougamau
Canada
22c
71c
•
——
1
July
20c
—•
—
Oils
Peak
15,231
21c
~~
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power common
Calvan Consol Oil
Consolidated
40c
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
High
Jan
20c
-250
Petroleum
Calaita
Low
12c
18c
Week's
Range
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1 He
1
:
Mines
Cadumet
Shares
1
Oils
Mines
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
DECEMBER 19-
ENDED
Sales
Week's
Friday
$%C
39%
1
8C10%C
39V2
37%
63,000
1,595
4%c Jaa
Jan
.27..
19% Jun
-
8.00 Oct
12c
July
:
Volume
Number 5805
188
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2679); -4,'
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Last
STOCKS
of Prices
Par
Hahn
Brass
Class A
19%
1G
Hard
/___
Carpets
Gold
Bock
Low
Harrison
Minerals
8%
14c
Head
of
Lakes
9
9
_1
17C
Iron
18c
10c
10c
45c
50c
6c
8c
•'
_1
Hees
Red Lake
Mines___
& Co
5
;—_•
5%
1.55
dolllhger
___
Nov
Medallion
11%
J2%c Apr
July
Oct
21c
July
Mercury
Gold
6c
Apr
12c
Nov
Merrill
Island
83c
Jan
79c
Jan
Mersey
Paper
8,060
6C
Jan
10c
July
Oct
6
Meta
8%c
8%C
23c
22c
24c
4,700
17,500
_„_l.2S
2.28
2.25
2.30
45,015
..50o
16 %c
15c 16 %c
58,500
11c
Jan
33%c
Knit
9c
100
4c
Oct
12c
22,500
:
•»
Mining
5%% pfd
Uranium
9c
1
1.00
4.00
Apr
7,000
4%c
Jan
1.60
--2,700
26c
17c
1.74
6%
6%
6%
30 %
38%
30%
Feb
30c
Jim
Mldrim
'15
5% Jun
-7%
20% May
30 %
Dec
Prior
17%
I'
17%
16%
18
4,002
•
39%
39
40-Ta
1,100
42
42
"56%
55%
56%
3,438
18%
18%
19%
3,070
16c
18c
1.75
1.95
33,000
3,800
preferred
Hudson
50
Bay
Mining & Smelting
Hudson Bay >Glh:
Hugh Pam Porcupine.
•
Humber Oils-
1
18%
7,979
14
23
Apr
13
455
13.50
13%
13%
13%
50
13 V*
Feb
63c
62c
65c
23,340
49c
Jan
87c
92c
65c
Jan
.1
;
55
r
18c
40
46
Jun
62
Oct
Oct
39%
Apr
131/aMar
1
'
"
1.95
15c
Anr
77c
Jan
-
> 28c
48 %
20
200
-
,
nj
.
3ft "
.
Imperial .Investment. class -A__
6% fe> preferred
$1.40 preferredImperial Life Assurarrce_____
jiiperialGll
12
12
v
;
-
25
10 ;
42%
.13%
$4%
preferred
*
39%
20
Oct
49
Feb
73
60
43
4,090
12%
1,100
5%c
6C
3,896
13%
5c
6%
.* 1,965 '
6.75
Jun
10c
Jan
39%
Dec
'July
;25%'.Jan
<
14% Sep
Jan
90
89
90
35
89
Dec
98
45
45
45
100
44
.Jan
50
4.00
Natural Gas
-
W»rr*n*i:
,rir
37%
579
J0y<
TV*
r%
3,280
5i'a
2.60
2.75
2.05
Dev^
international
pfd
25
24
-
"
^
J
s
23c
5,560
450
"
84%
%c
86
15,885
_;20
Feb
69% Apr
25c
39.40Q
I8%c Jun
22
24
4,200
"
'25
•
1114
11%
11%
.
ft
25c
_
47%
47%
48%
3,853
21%
21%
23
3,010
2.30
2.15
2.30
8,550
Mines—:
1
preferred
2.00
825
1.90
2.00
3,200
12%
.10
12%
52c
765
1
Waite
aye
Mining
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
Jumping Pound Petrol
Jupiter Oils
Calumet
Dec
New
56%
Oct
New
23
Dec
New
-
Oct
New
Delhi
2.95
2.34
Oct
13
Aug
July
Feb
41c
New
Concord
Kelvinator of Canada
Kenville
Gold
New
Jan
75c
Oct
36c
July
Dec
8,550
4.20
Nov
Nov
New
4,090
1.00 Mar
5.20
Nov
Nickel
10 Yz
Dec
2.49 Mar
5c
Kirkland-Hudson
4%
Labatt
Lake
Lake
one
Cement
Cinch
La
<te
class
A
Mining & Smelting
Exploration
30c
33c
4,400
20c
Aug
46c
1.19
1.06
1.24
397,980
...3c
..3,500
J 5,250
4%c Jan
1
1
1
7c
8c
—1
8c
6c
1.11
1
60c
Mines
:
Rouyn
Superior Oils
Mines
Dec
1.11
73c
Jan
10c
10c
2,000
8c
14c
Jan
Nortlical
283'a
1,680
18%
Jan
30%
Nov
North Canadian Oils common—
24%
24
24%
7,043
14% May
25%
10%
10%
10%
200
1:14
1.14
6,910
91c
500
12c
Dec
b'le
55c
65c
15.600
40c
1.03
3.05
81
82
368
10%c
9C
10%c
40,800
10,838
22c
28C
4.30
4.50
29c
8.850
3.50
3.50
7c
4,770
23 %C
4.30
2.70 Jan
80
18,750
IGo
3.90
15c
400
2.85
460
24
630
1.41
1.36
1.45
1
16c
13c
16c.
Preferred
Dec
Sep
Northgate
Oct
,-
3.70 Oct
87
Jan
29c
Jan
5.25
Jan
25c
Mar
3.50
2.95
Jan
15,500
95o
Jan
14,000
6c
Apr
Feb
27
Jan
19
Dec
Oct
Class
4%C
'
4%c
r»c
9,300
2.04
1.76
2.04
22,730
30%
i
30
31
800
30
30
30%
30
3c
1.50
30
7c
Nov
warrants.
1957
warrants
32 V*
30%,
2,050
28%
34
34
34%
1,136
22%
Jan
Norvalie
31%
34%
2,796
22
Jun
36
50
44
44
45
685
-•
7c
6c
7c
9,700
41% Jan
6c
49
11 %c
Dec
(W
Lvndhursf
1
Feb
Mining
11c
Nov
50c
Feb
Ocean
8c
Nov
16c
Jan
Ogama Rockland Gold
Oka Rare Metals Mining
22
Feb
30
Aug
)
Mines
22c
19c
23c
19,400
10c
May
37c
Aug
10c
7c
10c
20,000
5c
Mar
lie
May
Cement
Mines
2.80
3.15
18,878
25c
24c
26c
34,750
20c
J
9%c
8%C
10c
5c
>
A
pfd_
...
1
Bloedel class A
B
Lake
Red
Mages Sporting Goods
Magnet Cons Mines
Shoes
22
22
22%
)
1.30
1.21
1.30
26,200
:*
Cockshutt
20
34%
34%
34%
50
35%
34
1
class
MacLeod
Malartlc
Jockey Clib common
O'Leary
2.68
2.51
1.00
10c
Majortrans
9C
8c
21%
21%
Opemiska
July
35 %
Oct
Jan
37%
Nov
45c
100
1.10
Aug
Grenada Gold
Goldfleids
Maneast
Uranium
Preferred
Jan
Pamour Porcupine
3c
90c
May
7c
Nov
13 %c
Nov
Parbeo Mines
7%
Feb
13%
Dec
Pardee
Maralgo
30
Ltd
27c
2(Jc
24c
28,700
10c
10c
11c
8.625
•
10c
1
Mines
Massey-Ferguson
96
1
:
Oils
Mining Corp
1.05
1
I
Consol
•
Ltd
*
1
,
footnotes
see
page 44.
•
85
23 %c
5c
10c 10 %c
15,600
80
Feb
1.09
27,000
40c
Feb
24c
29c
134,700
10%
11
45,338
5% Mar
3,908
77% Mar
10,000
15%c Dec
8%c Jan
Paramaque
Feb
Pater
.93c
Jun
,
July
26c
May
17c
16 %c 17 %C
5
5
5
16Q
16c
15c
16c
10,700
61%
60%
61%
550
2.25
12b
50
Apr
Jan
Jan
—
Amalgamated Mines
of
Pato^Consol
Canada
Gold
—
350
Aug
11
Nov
Consol
PCE
Exploration Ltd
Peerless Exploration.-
Dec
Pembina
1.39 Oct
109%
Paymaster
•
Mines
Uranium
Patlno
12c
96
Oct
Jan
1.00
105% 109%
1.30 Aug
Mar
-
10%
108%
Maybrun Mines
PNOMSSa
27 %C
•
100
common
Preferred
Matachewan
2,720
100
Mines
Martin-McNeelv
20,200
96
1
Mines
Marcon
8c
13%
50c
41%
14%
13%
4,950
Feb
4.60
Oct
Dec
2.886
1.00'
41% "
4,170
3,330
2,550
1,100
3.75
1.25
39
"
"
3.30
li
325
15"
70c
1.00
3.75
1-25
13%
1.29
—
Feb
3.50
13%
27
3.01
21c
23c
10,000
78
78
78
13c
12%c
14c
1.25
.3:35-
17c
18c
12
12
1,735
7%c
7 Vac
4,000
--
-'"c
51c
63c
18,650
14 %
14%
5%C
6%C
12c
15c
50
77
18,275"
Feb
5.00
.
Apr
1.55 Oct
.
Sep
Sep
,V,16%
May
18c
5,750
9
--
Feb
Feb
Dec
,
..1.90
28
Jan
4.25
2.70 Jan
440
1 »c
Apr
10
100
22c
Jan
24
178
3.70
15
Sep
Nov
2.40
Jun
44
A pr
12%
5,386"'
13%'
27
3.70
•
20
14%
Jan
50c
—
yc
13c
1
90s
•
•
Jan
33c
May
82 Va
Jan
!
IOV2C Mar
Sep
JulV
40c
1
1.25
14c
1.60 Nov
Dec
30c
Jun
July
1.06
13 Va
12,500
5c
5,600
*
1.15
6,385
Pen mans
Jan
July
69% Oct
common
10°
27c
Pernio
32c
Jan
2.10 May
35c
Sep
55c
8
49,700
42c
•
-
Va
170
8.90
35,615
10c
2,700
—
-
Perron
A
OH preferred
9Va
Jim
27 Vb
Dec
May
25 Va
Feb
10%
Oct
Oct
Jan
5.75
:
9c
Dec
20c
25c
30c
9,400
19c
Jan
61c
Aug
34c
35c-
3,050
25c
Jan
44c.
July
Gold Mlnes___-
18
63c
3,489
4,100
6c
6V2C
10,500
5c
7c
45c
35c
830
9c
Jaa
;
Sep
4.35
;
.
60c
17c
19c
9
1,235'
9%
44 Va
6.35
Nov
i
Dec
1.00
Dec
Jan
3.70 Aug
0.50
13c
July
230
9,810
44 Va
-
18c
Feb
40c
Feb
10%
40
Jun
46
24
Aug
34
2,325
45
-
July
July
25c
Jan
--41-
34
-
\
14c
34
1.49
1.50
Mar
11,566
22c
9
July
62c
3.90 Aug
74,950
16C
21c
700
Dec
40c
'
--
15 Vac
1.59
22,685
22c 22 Vac
7,750
i
Jan
30c
70,612
3.10
ll%c Feb
37V2C
3,195
40c
3.00
3.10
3%c Jan
4,800
4.05
22o
Oct
Apr
4%c Jan
25,547
30c
4^35
-
21%
34% Aug
41c
39,500
40c
—
Nov
26% May
'
--
-1
15%
16,231
31%
60c
16%
30%
5 /~c
1
May
Jan
3 9
25
24
July
24% Jan
175
9Ve
26%
9c
common
Gae
Feb
Jan
3.55
8.25
» no
1.28
1.55
IJ %c
16,095
24%
50
Preferred
Jan
6
28e
Pipeline
Jan
15,000
36c
--
18c
l6c
22c
Jan
18c
9%
8-®°
1
1
1
'I
Sep
9c
11 Vac
1.95
26%
1
16%
23c
Feb
Mar
Jan
3.04 Oct
Juiy
1.35 July
Apr
16c
3 %
•
1
1
1
1
2
8c
Mar
1.85
42c
10
—10
•
4c
45 %c
Dec
12
8%. Dec
125
—
__
l«c
1-95
17%
3,300
7c
Dec
'
31
»VC
-3,100
12%
1.81
1.00
15,879
"
41%
•
1.08
7%C
Aug
1.58
"
"
13%
1
3%c
13%
1.25
12% 13 Va"
Petroleums
page
1.03
1
1
.
2.00
1.00
Hersey Tubes
Pacific
Nov
3%c
•
Maple Deaf Milling common
1.91
Dec
73c
*
Dec
Nov
23
6c
1.92
1
1.05
I
1.49
Mines
Lake
'
Malartlc
68c:
Dec
Mar
1
Mines
Ormsby
Oslsko
14c
Jan
Copper
3%C
:
&
Loan
Ontario
2.80 May
4c
Apr
17% July
-
38c
37c
1
Dec
Jan
9,698
,
Feb
1\95 May
Dec
55c
23,300
68C
117,760
1
-—
Dec
23
Sep
44
Apr
41C
—-
—
Preferred
Oct
1.39
34,450
•'
Warrants
NOV
Apr
90c
37,700
10c
21%
33C
Debenture
Ontario Steel Products common
1.70
39,850
1.10
1
♦
Ltd
38c
Apr
23%
•
1,277
2.70
Sep
20% July
■
'
35% -
3.20 Jun
Jan
4.65
Feb
Jun
1.10
1.52
—
28 y*
51.10Q
735
*
Macleods
&
2.40
2.80
1
Mines
2.75
33 Yz
~
1.44 "
38c
*
_—
Oils
Okalta
Ontario
Explorations
Mines
Gold
O'Brien
Nov
_*
Co__
Lynx Yellowknife Gold
30c
2,500
175
"640
6,910
1,310
3.80
34 Va
1
Lake Mines
..Obaska
17,866
30
NOV
•
Oakville Wood Specialties
Aug
62,100
30
*
M)
July
49c
*
Nudulama
9c
68c
Feb
15c
Apr
2.23 Mar
Nov
20c
Dec
36c
Oct
12c
*
v
38c
31c
May
7c
420,800
100
1
~1
;
AUg
3.95 Oct
39c
*
pfd
8%c
35%c
1
Mines
Goldfleld
Macdonald
Util
Mines
15c
Uranium
Warrants
Louvicourt
—u,
47c
18c
55c
•
Gas
Beaucage _______
Mines
Nqva
35%
34%
Natural
'
3,305
1.45
•
Oct
Nov
17c
..
29,300
21,350
55c
40c
1
—•
Oils Ltd-.
Northland
Northwestern
Nov
32% May
Nov
Jan
•
A
July
Sep
Jan
,
11c
3.55
1.35
7c
21c1
32%
—
Telephone —!
"
•
class
;
Ontario
Northern
2.30 May
Jan
Dec
30c
5c
.
3.251
'
*
Northern Quebec Power common
Nov
19,500
68,125
*
50
Northern Canada Mines
1.68 May
21 %Q
July
55%
1.15
A
1956
>
18c
Jan
1
Uranium
Preferred
.
Jan
35V*
1.18
1
1
North Star Oil common
Feb
Nov
Jan
8c
2,656
38c
3.10
3.70
warrants
A
Class
7c
4,700
52
9c 10 %c
■
Exploration Ltd______.
Northspan
May
i
Rankin
North
Feb
12c
Feb
12c 17 %c
50
North Goldcrest Mines Ltd
Jan
5c
7,000
Warrants
Jan
2.75 Jan
2.20
Nov
85c
NOV
7%c
•
1.18
Jan
2.85
Jan
2.42
6c
20c
Aug
1.51
Jan
6,200
21,895
-
1.01
May
85c
49%
Nov
19Vac Aug
May
61c
2.30
52
1.60
Oct
1.00
2,234
81C
25o
Ltd
10%
Apr
56c
2.75
Mines
Mining
27%
2.85
Nov
7%c Nov
7,717
2.20
_•
1
1
Corp.
Nickel
Oils
Sep
12c
Jan
16c
85c
1
Mines
Norsyncomaque
13c
Sep
4c
70c
2.30
1
Gold
Oct
Oct
NOV
1.01
juj
61c
1
Mines
Acme
7.25
4VaC
8,000
k
Ltd
Mines
6c
16c
Mining & Smelting
Nipissing Mines
Nisto
.
6c
1.10
Taku
Nickel Rim
..
9%C-
6c
29c
23%
Mines
8c
7c
1
1
Gold
8%c
2.85
Long Island Petroleums
-
47c
3.15
20c
8V2C
23%
Preferred
McCol)
July
May
33c
1
Cos
Maxwell
lie
12c
9%c
3.50
B
Marigold
Aug
18,645
33 %c
—*
3
Mines
Gold
Maritime
AUg
5c
27c
9c
1
7
preferred
Maher
15c
17,000
25c
——1
)
Long Lac Gold
Class
Feb
7c
26c
Mines
._1
,
Loblay Groceterias class B pfd
Madsen
3,512
6c
1
•
81
Candy
Gold
Macmillan
9c
•
1
Nor
.*
Gold
Macassa
Mar
Senator
Northern
Macfie
Mar
13C
Noranda Mines
J
Lowney
11c
148,750
Oct
-Mar
Oct
July
July
3,900
1.13
Dec
7
15c
20c
13c
95c
2.50
Mar
4%c Jail
12 %c
74c
28%
18,000
8c
6%C
13c
Jan
Sep
Feb
1.85 Aug
1-03
9c
6%c
Jan
32c
2.59
6V2C
Feb
.
-
35,755
2.59
2.35
14%
1
Mines
Gold
Lorado
2.45
27c
)
».
Mines
Leitch
1st
Apr
95c
1
Secord
Class
57c
1,300
I
Mines-
Mining
Laura
Loblaw
Dec
5,205
♦
10
Exploration
Luz Mines
Little
24c
10,750
.
Shore
Lexindiu
15,700
50c
*
Mines
Osu
Wasa
Lencourt
24c 27 %c
2.50
1
Gas
Lamaque
Oct
26c
25c >Jan
1
Mines
Normetal Mining
_i
Lingman Gold
Lake
31c
Rouyn Merger—;
Newnorth
Norlartic
Mines
Dufault
Lake
Lake
May
New
Norgoid
Ltd
Debentures
Lake
16c
New
Nor pax
Minlna
Lakeland
20,800
30c
194,87J
Bep
1:4,100
14,510
2.10
58c
Feb
50c
loc
21c
19%
49C
33c
'
'
Hen
33c
2.50
57c
July
1.35
.
18c
19%
1
Townsite
Lafarge
20
old
(John)
Labrador
8%c Oct
North gate
new for
Minerals"
Kirkland
Jan
Ltd
Mines
12%C Nov
Jfi9
62c
1.01-Jan
13c
1
exchanged for
Exploration Ltd
each
2,400
1
Gold
Copper
Kirkiaud
1.10
35c
Apr
Mar
20
Warrants
Being
9
5% July
4C
18c
AUg
30c
•
Mylamaaue
July
1,685
4c
3,500
44c.
1
Manitoba
New
1.85
3,000
15% Oct
20c
1
;
Mines
Kelore
38c
6C
(ju
NeWlund Mines
17 %c
10 "2
July
18c
30c
Canada
:
Mines
Jason
New
2,100
9
*'
liciimv;:
.
500
*
of
Mines
New
13,081
5,500
5%C
Nbv
1
Oil
Mines
ITosco
25c
9%
•
3.35 Dec "■
23Ys May.
•
Mar
-11c
1,000
5%
,
.
4%c Apr
9,900
,
;•
Jan
Dec
17
34,461
1.04
Develop
Pete:
Goldvue
1.90
5%c
7c
.'
.". Jan
4
1.50
-
-
f?c
1.08
Harricana
23c
•
•-
30c 32 Vac
8c
60s
Dickenson Mines-
New
July
—1
5 Va c
30 %c
50c
Kerr-Addison
Kilembe
i
Mines
1
.1
Petroleum
Continental
Davies
15%
_20o
Mines
Cliamberlkin
New
Oct
23c
.
27% May
;;
Dec
Jan
8%
6,230
.
..
13 %c 13 %c
♦
■
Uranium
Ridlamaque Gold
New
8c
4.90
Jail
325
-
...
.1-13,300
20 ye-
6c
New Bristol Oils
OCt
20c
8%
i
24%
.
-
9%c Dec
8,310
4.55
17
:;.:._.i75
Apr
18,900
8%
3.35
177/a
-
5%
■3.00
...
-iov
...3,075
27c
4.80
•
Warrants
May
5%c
Alger
New
Kelly Douglas class A
5%
3.25
.
.Nov
12
7c
13c 15%C
53c
27 %v 27%
_♦
'
26c
ii'ia
5c
New
1.85
24c
•
15o
20
__25o
:
10
1$
Dec
•
'
New
48c
1
*.
v;
-
?:
.API
Feb
«c
2,535
*0
12,100
14%
July.
Dec
26c
-
Jtttv
Jan
•
-
.
14c
Nov
'
15
-9c
-14%
*
13
69c
23c
14c
15
8c
14%"
_5
■
Jan
23c
27c
Feb
19C
12%
]
.
Hep
36c
16/150
Hep
•
80c
33c
July
Mines
Mines
Apr
Dec
28 %c
6
Joliet-Quebec
'onsmilli
41c
15c
32c
10c
1,040
7,200
-39,420
;
•-
1
10%c Jail
8,286
49,200
AUg
New Athona Mines
10%
13c
82c
Jon
10%
23c
Oct
Jan
30%
19c
47c
Aug
94c
12c
Dec
6C
26c
13C
18c
Dl^ii
,
13
Jun
20 %C
51c
15c
-
Apr
Feb
22C
July
1
48c
-
~
15,843
55c
'
Dec
18% iiov
14%
64
1,350
2,585
100
12c
1
Mc
v-
■jr.
15,000
20c
1
18
Dec
Dec
-
12,000
3,000
,1
81c
32c
49,100
(193*1)
Apr
30,950
-
-
8%c
18c
Mines
Lake
62c
81c
70c
Dec
15%
51c
Jofourke Gold
21
7c
35c
Jellicoe Mines
Jefferson
Jan
28c
15 %C
,_j
7
Dec
■
7%c
42c
20c
Exploration
21
89%
•
Labine
Nesbitt
New
Jack
36
'48c
.11
common
Products
Neon
-
Nov
Feb
15%c
Mines
July
1.40 Mar
157/s
Mines
Nealon
Nello
91
i*:
600
17 y«
_§
GTocers
72c
Jail
Hi/4
National
New
Jan
36
18%
55c
Mines.
Exploratiom Ltd-
tllYa
9%'Jun
36% Jan
.;
33
750
Nov
Oct
87c
;
24
-28c
24% Nov
>
Nov
1
Oct
3.55
;
21%
j
Nov
9
2.50 Aug
40c
i\lay
22%
511
Mines
Oct
18%
Jun
23%
23
8c
Oct
5%
Jan
Feb
5fic
.1
1
Investors Syndicate class A
Irish Copper Mines____
2.70
55c
■" 24
•
85%
common
Interprovineial Bldg Credits com
luterprovluclul Pipe- Ltfiau.
Glass
.
_1
;
Nickel- en-
International. Rauwick Ltd:
Bay
17%
7%
rJ.
International- Bronze" Powders
iron
5
17%
1
■
.
Inspiration
Iroquois
4.60
10
common
26c
Nov
86%
/ National Steel Car
ApT
Cement Co, pfdi_
Inland
Jan
21
17%
1
preferred
National Hosiery Mills class B
'4 National Petroleum
«,
-
Inland
,
559
86%
National T>ruE & Chemical
Preferred
i
Naxional
July
50
Inglls (John).& Co____.
Creek
Dec
23
78c
;•
Minerals.
Noma
Apr
Oct
-
47%
...5% Dec
..
16,500
39%;
14%
225
35,285
*
1
Wright Iron
36c
t
22%
:
ewnmni
Multi:
14% Jun
•
Cnrg
Jan
Apr
Oct
Nov
-1O0
i-g-v-
Porcupine
1.25
19c
9,200
.
--
M011 treal Locomotive "Whrks
80
Jan
lo.u-.ov
■
"
20
Moneta
23%
38% Feb
2,526
Dec
9.10 Jan
7c
16c
Warrants
Sen
23
6Vac
3.20 May
13c
Nov
13%
~_1
Mt
Jan
14c
Molybdenum Corp
Nov
14
..
July
20
34%
'38%
.
'
14%
,
preferred
$2'
5%c
•
eqrp;ldttf; commoto-*<■' 1
'
•
67
6% Jan
100
"200 :•
5%.; •5%
.
■-•■■■■
•
-73
r
43
14%
■
Waramtsr
935
21
22
"
Z_'
'*
Imperial Tobacco-of ;0kr»db< orcfihary .<•■
preferredn.z
^____4,8G% *
(ndlap Lake -G©lu___.
Industrial Accent,
43% Jan
2,711
12%
21
22
20
..
-63
•
'"
1.95
6%c
'
•*.' 61
62
J.L., ".tin
800
13%
22%
Dec
48 %
Jan
32
Jan
3.00
7c
•
Moore
Imperial. Dank
class A
Oct
2.08
July
.2.15 Aug
1.77
16c
B___
-
1.18
16,015
13%
•
48%
48
;
Jun
Sep
Alj»jr
55,398
*
23
class
Nov
14 V2
J...L1
.
2.85
•
New
amy
30c
'
new
13%
1.45
1.40
1
Brewery
July
L7i
Apr
2.34
1.40
Z*
Ore Mines__
Molsons
23% July
,-
-
Huron & Erie Mtge.—
Corp
Mining Corp
"
1
Metals
49
11%
28c
•
Min
,1.56 Oct
.
Apr
7,950
9,815
30c
Brick
Mlndamar
July
21% July
40% Dec
Aiay
8C
'
oct
NOV
2.25
•
-
13% Apr
25%- Jan
r
Feb
13
Oct
3.45
Feb
13
"
18 %
"
common—:
ZZZZZZZH
Class B.
Howard Smith Paper
61c
46
45
17,700
•
Mining
48c
Apr
2.20 Jan
11c
.uly
Hly
22c
He
1.10
Nov
52i
Vac.. Jan
47%
Midwest Industries Gas
Mill City Petroleums
MllUken Lake Uranium
Sep
6,470
'
6
10c
Midcon Oil & Gas.
Dec
Jan
Jan
92c
10c
»
Mexican Light & Power common
Preferred
5.75 Aug
8c
Nov
1.10 Jan
7,100
Dec
67 %
10 %o.
47%
1
Milton
*
1.03
50
Mines
*
3,688
90 V2
565
77,600
8%c
Petroleums
4,300
"
High
I
86
32c
Mines
Chipman
Low
85
25 %c
Mentor Expl & Dev
McWatters
Range Since Jan. 1
High
86
Lake.
21c
Mar
7% Mar
5%c
.ft
Consol
Gdla.
Oil Co Ltd—
Home
8c
150
23c
2GC
20c
McMarmac Red
8%
Shares
30c
Lake,.
14c
Jan
"70,600
-
5%
5%c
_1
;
common
Miiies_;
Highland Bell
Hlghwood Sarcee Oils
Hi Tower Drilling—I
Dec
6% Aug
8%c
4,625
6
-1
Paper
Heva Gold
;
614c
•
:
McKenzle Red
100
"
(Geo II)
Hendershot
47c
1
;—.—_1
Gold
Dec
37,160
-
9
17c
-
Headway
Heath
16
1,040
17c"
—_*
Hasaga Gold Mines
14% Feb
Low
Mclntyre Porcupine
10c 10%C" -11,500
17c
,
.,
(J F) class A__
Oct
-
"
Hartz
25
tor Week
Range
of Prices
Par
Apr
Sales
Week's
Last
High
16
500
16
8%
8%
10%C
Mines.
Friday
Sale Price
100
-
Harding
19
Range Since Jan. 1
High
19%
_—
DECEMBER
STOCKS
Shares
Low
common.
ENDED
for Week
Range
Sale Price
FOR WEEK
Sales
Week's
6%
1.40
22c
Nov
40c
Oct
July
>
<
;
*
Nov
2.10
Dec
May
;
Aug
.
'.
Feb_|
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, December 22, 1958
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
LOW
1.85
Oct
1.35
1.40
8,000
70c
Jan
1.37
1.34
1.40
69,750
38c
.Tan
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
Pioneer Gold of British ColumbiaPitch Ore Uranium
1.05
90c
1.10
14,255
60c
Jan
1.06
96c
1.13
44,489
85c
Oct
1.23
Placer
Oils
Powell
,
1.37
14.400
1.05
6 %C
7%c
25.050
5c
10%
10%
725
20c
Develop
Ponder
1.30
7c
10 %
20c
5.800
-
River
Corp
Prairie Oil Royalties——
Apr
39%
54%
Jan
68
•
Airways
Prospectors
125
4.25
2.85
1.60
2,400
6.00
2,2j0
7,411
3.80
4.65
4.35
4.40
95c
98c
8,500
3.00
1
2.86
3.05
31,885
Triad
10c
Ultra Shawkey
Union
Gas
1.33 May
Union
United
67c
587, 108
9c
Sep
35, 895
34c
23c 24 %c
9 800
23c
lie
.inn
6c
6%c
16 200
3.70
3.95
2 000
16 %c
3.75
19c
3 800
79c
34 .356
3.70
Dec
71c
Apr
6 Vac
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Manitou Mines
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec Natural Gas
Queenston Gold Mines——
Quemont Mining
Quonto Petroleum
67c
Jan
23c
Aug
37c
Mar
51c
Oct
l()c
Jan
6.15 Jan
25c
Aug
10c
Apr
70<
Jan
1.55
Jan
76c
73c
19%
19%
21
3 .094
19%
Dec
26%
Sep
17c
15c
18c
6 ,300
13c
Jan
31c
Sep
U
12
13%
8%c
8%c
,991
8c
Dec
15c
Jan
40 VaC
43c
16,700
34c
Nov
85c
July
17c
Feb
55c
Mines
2.75
Oct
Dec
1.18
S
1
7.50 Jan
,445
Reef
48c
Macdonald
Mines
Renabie
Rupununi
Athabasca
Robertson
Rockwin
6c
10.100
1.25
500
1.28
1.40
1,300
37c
40c
11,600
80c
1.20
59c
65c
5%c
Aug
1.25
Mines
-50c
Ltd
Fuel
United
Class
B
United
of
United
Universal Controls
Canada
Upper
Vanadium
Corp
preferred
5Vo
8t
Mav
1.56 July
5%%
series B
Warrants
Viceroy Mfg class
Class
B
San
Antonio
Sand
common
38,433
2Ue
Feb
10c
11c
20.238
9c
July
1.30 July
Apr
29 %c
Jan
Oct
15%
River
Jan
795
98
75%
10 %
77%
7,852
10 %
2,240
9.75
Nov
20%
20%
200
19%
Nov
10%
11
1,785
17
360
10%
17%
5,440
75%
96%
!
106
Sep
Jan
21c
Oct
Mar
77%
Dec
6c
53
7
Amulet
Walker
14%c
14% Jan
28% Feb
11 '/a May
Feb
Rainbow
Sbawinlgan
Oils
Ltd
&
A
Class
B
4.90
Jan
7.75
2,201
1.50
Oct
2.25 July
21%
21%
110
16%
Apr
150
50
Dec
52
52
160
44
May.
3.85
4.00
1,700
40c
38%c
40c
20,450
50
preferred
preferred
t
—
Sheep Creek GoldSherritt
West
55c
14c
47c
Voting
57c
15c
1.35
Silver Miller
1.29
54%
22,398
1.79
1.84
9r
540
60c
5,879
*47
Oct
32% 33%
35% 35%
K
D
8locan
Spartan
July
Jan
1.29
Mar
54%
62c
Nov
Dec
47
2.35 Mar
Nov
33%
Jan
47
Dec
35%
Dec
Nov
48%
Jun
46
Oct
51 % May
25
95c
21
Jan
34
Sep
32%
265
4.95
1,072
4.10
100
57c
60c
9,000
23c
Jan
83c
Apr
16c
16c
1,000
13c
Jan
24c
July
16% Mar
32%
Dec
54o
Apr
76c
Apr
60c
Oct
16
Jan
4%c
"31%
30%
31%
61c
66c
•
.1.35
1.10
1.35
3.65 Jan
3,561
65c
12,025
6,400
25
Services!
*
4.75 May
33C
——.
16c
Mines
16 %c
19c
47
51
220
38
Jan
62
40c
310,700
13c
Apr
87c
7%
1,200
2.50-
15c
17c
5
3,51#-
7%
1.00 Sep
15o
20,900
Nov
26c
2.25
Nov
1.15 Nov
1.50 Nov
1.200
2,545
5.15
Apr
33
8.195
24%
Jan
34%
Nov
4%
675
4%
Dec
7%
Jan
8%c
Jan
2.10
Apr
4.70
Apr
27c
4%
lie
10c
13c
8,720
3.80
3.90
975
15,000
14c
3,277
12c
Nov
25C
2nd
9c
9%c
II,000
5c
Nov
13c
Jun
18c
7,900
14c
Sep
39c
Apr
65C
Feb
90c
87c
92c
17,700
1.72
1.85
4,100
5c
3.2g7
33%
Jan
50
White
75c
81c
35,765
75c
Dec
36c
40c
5.280
1.42
1.52
4,215
60c
64c
13,700
60c
6c
6%c
16,850
35%
36
490
24%
69
1,734
45%
Jan
6c
7c
2,500
4c
Jan
12%
12%
14 635
11c
12c
3,000
7c
7c
16,500
35C
10%
11%
2.575
6% Aug
11%
Dec
4.30
,4.40
70
4.75
4.462
1.50
Feb
4.75
Dec
1.50
Jan
1.90 Mar
4.10
4.25
90c
93c
2,4W)
■-*
17%
17%
100
<33%
<34
•
.34%
34%
Willroy
Vb
106
Windfall
Wood
(J)
Class
Wool
Yale
700
623.460
66c
Apr
1.20
171.100
30c
Apr
17c
20c
192.000
13c
Apr
2,571
12c
Mar
Inlet Cons Gold
Swit80n Industries
Mines
Gold
Nov
10-%• Nov
19
18%
19
1,545
10%
Jan
19% -NOV
6%
6%
1.29
.
90C
21,800
98,200
67c
63C
72c
._1
6c
5%c
6c
28c
28c 29 %C
23c
20c
—1
Nov
.
16%c July
Jun
10c
1.20 May
Sep
3%c Jan
73c
Aug
8a
May
16%c Jan
62c
Jun
ll%c Apr
25c
Apr
53c
16,900
7,600
-—
.
Jan
69c
5,349
1
1
35c.
Mar
5%c Jan
5,200
Sep
1.70 Feb
'.j
Jun
6c
11,000
0%c
84c
Zulapa Mining
10c
35,900
10C 10%C
6%C
7%
Jan
6
1.20-Aug
9.590
:
23c 20 %c
2GC
10 %C
23
500
6%
1.21
1
—
Toronto Slock
Prices
Exchange
Shown
1.05
29%
120
45
21
8
8
50
5
Investments-).
32%
.32 "2
32%
Apr
Cam dian
Oct
Canadian
Canadian
Apr
8%c
Nov
Consolidated
2.49
.
2.60
97c
Dalhousie
Dominion
Dec
Dominion
19V'b May
7%c Nov
3%c Jun
725.
Dec
Nov
3.50
20%
Jan
27
Dec
Apr
26%
Apr
,
Paper
740
25
225
42
May
3,065
%1%
42%
2,220
Dec
33
Nov
55
Jan
49
42%
\
8
May
Sep
"
.
-
~57Jb. Dec
1.90 Mar.
Jan
28
.
}
42% Dec
Oct
13
25%
Nov
Dec
4.45 Mar
Jan
5%
*
Aug
36%
.
3.00
4,552 "
4.75
Rand_———
Nov
,
'7
27% Mar
2,333
48%
Marconi-
General
4,275-
4.80
Ingersoll
Jun
1.70 May
4
Feb
17,275
29%
25
8
14%
Dec
1.00
25
common—_—
,
common
19c
14%
1.05
1,745
Jan
21
6,513
4.45
•27
4%c
14,300
4.10
26
Dredging
9c
Jan
4.25
26
Bronze
1.00
16
i__
Cottons
1.800
6%C
3.50
Canadian
3.50
5c
3.15
Canadian
24%
14%
3.30
Oct
24%
6c
,36
Dec
10
Jan
6;i«
6%
—8
————
37
40
Apr
5
; 33%
36
Corp
-
__
"High
Low
25
125
33%
Bulolo Gold
2,520
Range Since Jan. 2
Shares
38%
6%
Pulp Paper—
-Newtnundland Develop:
Canadian
Canada & Dominion Sugar
10,380
16
Anglo
Jun
12
—*
Jan
I3c
12 %C
Week
-
4%c Mar
8.30 Feb
or
High
Low
Par
Oct
70
l
Range
of- Prices
Sale Price
~
Sales
Week's
Last
95c
-
Gwh Section
—
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Are
Friday
Dec
1.99
—1
Jan
31%
7.50
..
Asbestos
1.90
•"
Jan
Sep
565
1
Young. (H G) Mines——
Zenmac Metal
July
295
.20C
Oil:
—.—■
Yukeno Mines
Dec
67c
20c
.
*9.20
1.29
Bear
^1.20
-
,
27%
—5
Mines
Yellowknife
Dec
9.00
Zinc
&
Jun
Nov
1:99
V
-
26
Corp.-
Canuck
Yellorex
; Nov
-
9.00
A
5
Lead
Yankee
«
-6%
6% Jun
8%i
1.99
13c 13%c
A
Combing
107
65c
-
Ltd—--
Woodward Ltd class A wan-ants.
,
Jun
9T
15
Jan
8
t
class
Indus
Nov
351-
-
Jan
103
1.12
19c
Mines
Dec
(5.65
156
'
35%: Nov
•'
■
——
Oils, &
Jan
85
185
Dec
<,r r.
•v.-
Jan
Feb
T7%
Jan
21%
Jan
4.60 Jan
'1J55
:
Apr
21%
,
755
•
—
~
Coghlan
AiikI"
11%
50o
Surf
Nov
.11
*
106%
t———1".
Mines
Warrants
WiltM>T
."an
3.15
Supertest Pete ordinary—
4.05
■
40c
Dec
85c
860
93
——*
Jun
12
24%
2c
1.167
«•
13%
106
100
Yukon—
&
85
13%
—!——100
1.25
1.99
Warrants
10% July
450
"
3.15
1
—
—•'
9%c Aug
15% Feb
1,600
—_——-———*
Dec
7c
—25
Jan
10,400
15
5,932
Nov
1.42
—1
common
2.10
Jan
68%
12%
Preferred
5c
6%c
13%
Pass
Jan
Sep
20c
6%c
32,200
;
July
1.99 Mar
4c
6c
5c
Dec
Mining
Sturgeon River Gold
Sudbury Contact
Sullivan Cons Mines
1.05
Nov
1.50
14%
r.
6c
14%
1.58
preferred
Oct
18c
17%c
2c
A
Nov
%c
1.53
B
Oct
25c
18c
Feb
50
68%
Steep Rock Iron
18c
Oct
6.75
18c
9
1
Co class
Nov
3.35
Dec
2.00
2.65
3.80
Feb
48
,35%
Bros
Bylvanlte
1.50 May
3,600
Feb
13 %c
6c
Propane
I,000
1.40
1:57
Petroleum
Jan
2.50
May
64c
Nickel
Superior
Nov
2.00
1.35
21
6.50
*
preferred
Nov
6%
38c
of Canada
Bteeloy
7%
*
class
(Geo)
Dec
33c
39,932
1.47
Stanrock Uranium Mine# Ltd
Stanwell Oil 8c Gas
Btedman
July
Oct
4% May
33%
Weston
Feb
62
77c
Warrants
Steel
31%
100
Nov
75
Apr
Apr
26c
49
61
50
Paving & MaterialsStanieigh Uranium Corp
Btarratt
9,273
Dec
14c
Stand
12c
Jan
26,000
6%
6.30
STOCKS
Stadacona
Jan
7c
28-%
6c
1.70 Mar
26
1.70
61
.7
30#
435
33% Dec
5% Oct
49
17 c
50
—1
26-
•
4.90 Nov
5c
•'/
26%
1.77
Dec
4.90 Oct
Apr
Jan
4.10
Oils
Spooner Mines & Oils
1.03
Apr
3.90
21%
32
;
•
Warrants
30c
.
Dec
4'%
——-———
Plywood
1.45 Sep
4.25 July
3.30
r
,
Dec
Aug
Apr
—1
preferred
45% -Sept
Jan
32%
•
Petrol
Naco
20c
4.90
50c
Roi—
Air
528
1
Leaseholds
Mar
32
•
Union
3.50
3c
67a
4.90
*
Southern
3.50
Warrants
Jun
43
•'
Ltd
Oct
58c
20,733
2.25
-1
-
Decalta
Western
75c
24
766
Southam
22%
175
1.00
Gas
&
-—
Apr
1.05
1,800
1
1.00 Aug
6.40
Warrants
34c
32,830
:
Mines
Apr
Oct
15%
July
32%
•
——*
...—*
1
1
Copper
4%%
29
4.05
Manufacturing
Van
42
88c
1:37
—
Ltd
Products
Warrants
Dec
65
1.00
common
Somerville
2,400
Dec
60
43
32%
1
Mines
2.89
1.63 Apr
10% Nov
68c
Nov
6%
Mines
Westeel
Dec
50c
3,425
3.90
5
Sisooe Mines Ltd
Slater
1,017
•
Western
16%
28
728,775
32%
Simpsons Ltd
S
97c
:
Silver Standard
50,434
80c
5c
31%
Jail
40c
13,200
48
43
trust
Nov
68c
2.34
40%
1
*,
common
Oil
Malartic
56
3.30
3,150
3.95
preferred
Wgma Mines Quebec
July
4.60 Oct
Sep
Nov
100
Jan
32%
6%
35c
11 %
Rights
West
Western
13%
•
common
60
54
2.00
Nickel-.—
Canadian
Nov
25%
50c
1
Gordon
Breweries
Oct
Feb
2.15
7c
Oil
Westburne
18
Apr
Jan
425
53c
—50
—50
3.40
Oct
25
11%
95c
Wright-Hargreaves
Sicks
53
3.50
Ltd
Canada Ltd
Knapp
Western
95
4,590
95c
33%
35%
corn-
;
Class
24,085
11%
Mines
Petroleums
Wespac
Nov
72,064
31
55%
1.80
:—
Dec
18,100
1.60
-
'
Water & Power
Class A
29
53%
14 %c 16 %c
53
-—
",25c
Jan
17c
25c
7.50
-1
Petroleums
Wayne
Webb
18%
Apr
Jan
60c
—-—
'
71c
Waterous Equipment
12
8,400
1.29
.
Metal
11
15% Dec
22c
J
& W)
(G
10% Mar
85
97c
57C
—
Petroleums
Debentures
Scurry
98
85c
29%
Sapphire
Satellite
96%
53%
Gold
10
Sep
Aug
18% Aug
,
8% Jan
Mar
1.57
1
Wainwright Prod & Ref
Waite
Jun
13,554
—
5% Jan
575
8,062
—-—
Lake
30c 32 %c
14>%c
Gold——
150
9
-
'
Pyrite Copper
50,500
—
Jun
38cr
16
.25
Mines
Werner
lie
pref
Oct
13c
10%
A————
_——
Violamac
Weedon
17
28c
100
%
126,182
15%
28
Aug
Jan
97c
Salada-Shirnff-Horsey
21c
5.50
6.80
Explorations Ltd—
16
121/4
—-
17C
Feb
3.20
25c
Ltd
Dec
Jan
16%
■
750
1.57
_—./.i—
Alloys
Aug
9c
A
—
7,700
6.80
.
—1
74c
98%
9%c
Gas
Maurice
July
.50
_————
13%c
99
com
75c
22c
4.25
21%
Mines
Consol
Western
Bt.v Lawrence
Jan
Ltd-———
Telefilm
United
Apr
11%
10%
class
16c
20c
21c
2.30
Dec-
100
10%
Cement
Nov
—
Jan
31,500
25
St Lawrence
45C
July
1
trust—
Corp
80c
9%c
Industries
18c
Oils
31c
12%
—10
5,300
9
Fortune—.
New
United
United Steel
5%c
17
Canada—
Apr
35c
4.00
4.00
48.237
i
common
5.79
33c
Apr
Jan
Hill
22,665
lioo
Oil
7,185
-13% July
Nov
10%
.————
—
Keno
21,625
12
Preferred
Jun
4.30
16
voting
61c
13%
Mines
25%
4.10
20%
Ltd class B——*—
Inv class A pfd—.—
57c
16
10 Vac
•
Preferred
floyal Bank
7lc
Jan
31c
1
Consol
Oct
1.50
1.65 May
Jan
24 c
Jan
10c
Dec
85c
13 %c 16 %c
16
1
(A V) Can Ltd
Etoyalite
1.60
16c
Mfg common—
30c
Oct
1
11 %C 13 %c
Mines
Uranium—
Rocky petroleum
Russell
5%c
37c
Mines
Rowan
24,550
59c
Rio
Rix
Roe
74c
1.25
Richwell
Roche
65c
1.28
Uranium
Rexspar
5,912
_—
————
Jan
18
1
Oil
Canso
Vandoo
3,600
2.05
5%c
Explorations
Reeves
50c
1.90
05c
——
48c
2.05
——
13c
2.020
9%
Feb
40 %C
Ltd
Oil
Rayrock Mines
Ranger
3,500
23%
—1
Asbestos
Ventures
Rainville
17c
22
1
Corps
Oct
Apr
—1
„1
15c
Oct
12
Radiore Uranium Mines—,
20% Jan
Canada—
of
United
Oct
50c
Sep
60c
15,830
64,881
4.15
Mining Corp
4.00
45c
37,150
11%
Acceptance common—
preferred —_————
2nd
51c
Oct
1.15
28%
Mines—
Union
45c
Sep
Sep
1.45 July
%8% Oct
44%!
1.04
4.25
Jun
G7c
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chibougamau GoldQuebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop—
Mar
Oct
1.85 Aug
May
37
—
Apr
5c
43,000
205
-
16c
Chibouaamau
United
8c
42 %
—
City Gas—
7.05
Jan
42
27%
10"%
•
6.25 Nov
2 41 Mar
Sep
43
1.15
Pipeline
Jan
79c
45 Ye
100
23%
Resources
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity
Jan
Jan
Feb
4,004
42
11%
Pipe Line
Oil
Twin
12c
31%
7,057
44
27%
1
Pij>eiine
Prairie
Trans
5.50 Oct
Jan
4.25
Sep
125
Jun
70c
1.55
5.90
% Oct
17c
Jan
89
2.500
5
Jun
Jan
5c
30
4.05
—-
—
Producers Ltd
Purdex Minerals Ltd—
Gas
Dec
3.75
16,500
1.55
III
Pronto Uranium Mines
Provo
.
G.00
.«————
Dome
East
Preston
12c
2.15
9,450
4.70
125
4.10
_20o
Ore__
President Electric
3,000
2.65
10c
Oct
Aug
3.55 May
7%c Jan
10c
42
V
1
High
32
8%c
42%
%C
,
Trans Canada
Transcontinental
28%
4.55
—40
preferred
,
Trans Canada Explorations Ltd—
I
Jan
240
'
Low
—.
5%
Transmountain
1,290
Range Since Jan.
High
,44
8
1
—
—
36c
Sep
Low
Shares
42
B
NOV
37%
-100
Premier Trust
Premium Iron
May
61%
12C
Gold
Border
9c
36%
2.25
4.GO
Mfg
Pipe
Premier
Feb
Class
—
class A
Finance
Traders
11
Jan
13c
Nov
1.73 Apr
Jan
Jan
8
61
37
—i;——
Power
Prairie
1.50
Exploration
Towagmac
1.75 July
Minerals
&
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
High
1.36
Oil
Last
Sale Price
Petrol Oil & Gas
Peruvian
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
High
Low
Par
19
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
DECEMBER
ENDED
for Week
Range
Last
STOCKS
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
Sales
Week's
Dupont
"20c
15c
Glass
&
Co of Canada
20%
(1956).—
Gaspe Copper Mines
j——
Jan
4.45
Dec
International
Paper common-
Dec
1.27
Jan
International
Utilities
—1
30
.
"
112
7.50
—5
—
.
765
100
60
Feb
84
Sep
-iJov
48
100
30
Jan
48
Dec
20%
2,260
16
Apr
22
Sep
30
30
100
35
Oct
108%
112
575
19% Jan
84% Jan
29%
1.665
140 144 %
.
84
28%
Linoleum—
48
20%
84
common
Oilcloth
15c
82%
Oil
185
75
Jan
50
61
Jan
13c
21%
Oct
117% Nov
32%, Oct
Jan
'
Tamblyn
Loblaw
common
Taurcanis
Voting
Taylor
1
trust
;
Pearson
77c
*
61c
Hughes Gold
Temagami Mines
1
Texas Calgary
Thompson Lundmark
10o
Feb
15,000
9
475
87c
2.10
65,755
1.90
1.65
2.05
82,100
80c
July
34c
36 c
4,300
30c
Sep
54c
GOc
19,800
54c
Dec
7c
12-230
«cr»-
52,800
80c
July
5c
1.46
1.38
24c
1.47
7% July
1.36
Jan
26c
4,050'
21C
Jan
30c
33c
Z500
19c
Jan
51%
51%
J,376
3R% Jan
3.50
3.60
3.50
.feu.
LIT Jun
Minnesota
6
—__.
Price
Southwest
2.16
60c
1.28
1.49
May
Feb
'33%
34
250
141%
Dec
2.40
2.45
850
44%
1,153
34%
l.OO
4444
Petroleum
Cons
Gold
.
6%
1.000
85c
678
1,270
61c
940
Oct
3.29 Sep
48% Nov
/l^Aug
<7% Aug
Feb
1.00
6%64c
—
Corp..
-
Jan
Dec
34%
L8G Jan
44%
83
21%, Jan
—1
—
Third Canadian» Gem Inv Trust—1
Yukon.
83
.2.50
Paper—
Bros
Oct
30%
Paper-
Ontario
Dec
2.10
4% Jan
57c, Jan
650
Nov
July
Dec
33c
Aug
Nov
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN
Jan
37c
52%
<^ct
170'
17
Feb
40
275
2°%
Jan
•
a
3:70 Nov
37
41'
43% Oct
2160
&
&
Oreille Mines
36%
22,058'
Power
Pend
Nov
31
-50
Maclaren
9% Aug
40%
37
-20
common
preferred.
'
10c
33c
Rights
Star
38c
61c
26c
Toronto
Elevators.
Toronto General Trusts.
—u
Dec
1.16 Jun
Jan
51%
Dominion
Toronto Iron Works
Class A
45c
7c
Tidal Petroleums
Tombill Gold Mines.
Torbrit Silver Mines
Toronto
21,200
54c
—21#
Tiara Mines
Toronto
77c
54c
Teck
.
72c
8%
,»
31
19% Mar
2.02
common.
Inc
-
•
——
Mines
31
34
430"
23% Jhn
35% Dec
28-%
57%
28%
33
75(F
24
Jkn
35
Nov
57%
58
140
51% JUn
59
Dec
No par
value."
range).
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dividend.
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-
delivery sale (not included
in.year's range).
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MARKETS ,:
fcEx-llquidating dividend.
•
Odd lot sal# (not included in. year's
privileges.
Number 5805
188
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2681}
45
"i'
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
Quotations
for
Friday,
SECURITIES
December 19
The following
bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources
They do
actual transactions.^ They-are intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated by 'the "bid")
bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any quotation furnished on request. The "National" list is composed of securities
not represent
'
or
...
which have
\
*
■
Air
Par V Bid
-
Products
Board
Par
Grinnell
6%
35%
38',4
36%
39%
26 %
21
277/8 V
11 '
Co
Corp——
—5
Amer Commercial Barge Line—5
American Express Co
10
Hospital Supply
American^Marietta
"
Oulf
Research
Amer
Const
42%
1
7.50
Corp,
39'/a
23 %
Incorporated.:.
:
Anheuser-Busch
Arden Farms
Partic
Arkansas Missouri
Power
Arkansas
Gas
Western
Products
Avon
Aztec
Bates Mfg-
Co—10
Bell
&
32%
-
•;
18%;
Gossert
Co
v
_44l
Markets
44
-———110,
12%
38%
Black Hills Power & Light Colill';
Black Sivalls & Bryson Inc com.l
$1.20
13%
*
Sharpe Mfg Co_
Beryllium Co__
17
"
_10
26%
Burndy. Corp 1_J—Jl
13s,a
California. Oregon
Power Co—2o
California'Water Service Co__25'
35
37%"
47%'
50% "•
Calif Water &
24%
26
Telep Co—12%:
Oil
Ltd—44_10c
19%
Cannon-Mills class B com.——25
59
Delhi
Corp
Steel Products
Corp
15%-.
40%..,
30%
Co
3%
21%
Gas Co
^10
35%
37%.
& Gas
Central lit Elec
&
Central Indiana
Gas Co
15%
51%
55%
Co_4—_10 4
25'A
26%
Corp_4—6
Power
Central Public Utility
Central Seya Co.
28%
64%
24%
21%
Central Telephone
30%
*
_10
Co
Vt.Pub Serv C0rp__4—6
Chattanooga Gas Co
Citizens Util Co
com
Common, class
B
Clinton Engines
Coastal-States
Collins: Radio
B
Class
1
cl A
33%c
„33 %c
A
18%
24%
23%
2%
26%
Co—5
54%
57%
Co—1
24%
Colorado Oil ft Gas Corp
com—3
25
16%
25%
28%
$1.25 conv preferred
Commonwealth
Gas
Corp
1
Consolidated
Continental
9%
23%
17%..
14%7.
15%
9%,
2.50
24%
10%
Products-—5
Rock
17%
8%
Connecticut Light & Power Co.*
Consol Freightways-
'
19%
Lines Inc.l
Copeland Refrigeration Corp—1
Craig Systems Inc
1
Cross
Company
5
Cummins Engine Co. Inc
5
15%""
6%
26 %
64
17
Cutter Laboratories
124'
13 3i
Transp
.
Ltd
Common
Danly
1
vtg
Specialties
9%
10%
10%
11%
14y8
»
Y__2%
Harvester
Detroit Baternat
Donnelley
Dun &
(R
R)
Duxiron
—1
Co
20%
19
•
El
Paso-Electric
McNeil
Machine
4
5
Mlehle-Gross-Dexter Inc—-
Minneapolis
1
Co
Gas
Empire State
Oil Co
36%
■
14%
—1
8
8%
10c
36
38%
Equity Oil Co
•
58
Assn.lGO
Corp
Fisher Brothers
""
-■*
.*
Federal Natl Mortgage
4___10
Co
4_2:50
:
'
80%
85%
••
27
Fisher Governor Co^___
1
17%
Florida Steel
1
13%
Food Mart
Corp_^_i_
Inc,.
_44-I
^.2
16%
61 %
29 3 8
18%
*
147«
17%
Foote Bros Gear & Mach Corp_2
12%
13%
Ft Wayne Corrugated
28
30%
30%
33
Frito
Co
Paper—10
•
.
Packing
Gas Service
Co
Genera! Crude
Oil
General Gas Corp
Gen Telep (Calif 1
Gen Telep Co
Norrls
File
Co—
5%%
Giant
preferred--—
North
Penn
Gas
Portland
Cement
Giddings*T.«w'Green
-
(A
P>
Fire
Co
^noi
Brick
1
Oo 2
Co
-
20%
14%
15%
1
5
-1
7242
46
77%
49 /a
QVb
Corporation
Inc
;
6
Conversion
5Q3a
"18%.
1
Co
49%
8
8%
357/8
5
Wurlitzer Company
2Q
467/i,
lOc
Wisconsin Power 3s Light Co—10
Wltco Chemical
a
Wood
187%
41%
47%
7.50
White Eagle Oil Co
21%
3L7%
39
38%
16%
10,
10. i
9 y8.
1
55%
51%
Tuba Consolidated industries—1
14%
Off-Shore
Janata
Co
50e
15%
■*y4
par
5J/a
,.
-
Co_
Pacific Airmotive Corp
Brewing
Bid
8%
-
Pacific
..
76%
18%
17%
5%
Mercury Telev
Pan
American
Sulphur
•'*-
"
15
31% ;
■*'
4LVa
1
Pepsi-Cola
General Bottlers—1
—1
Pfaudler-Permutit
-10
3%
9%
Pickering
Indus
Lumber
—
Corp
Potash Co of America
43
45'/b
57%
60%
58%
61 Vs
45
89
94
315
335
1434
National Bank of Detroit
it.
National Bank of Westchester 5
66%
23%
23%
24%
83%
89 %
National
77
82%
38
40%
National Commerce
<
113%
15%
38*4
:—-1
33%
36 Vs
Alegre
25%
27%
Purex
Green Mount"In Power
Corp.—5
19%
20%
Purolator Products
117%
City Bank (Cldve)—lg
Bank
Co
'
19%
27 34
69%
ft
Trust (Albany N Y)
Natl Newark ft Essex
-
7.50
28
Banking
(N J)
2ft
64
00
36%
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston. 12%
4©
397/8
Natl State Bk of Newark—.12%
59
63%
New
34
36%
36
42
229
Eng Trust Co (Boston).100
Jersey Bank ft Trust Co_ll
24%
10
35%
New York
Northern
Trust Co (N Y)—25
Tr Co (Chicago)— lot
62%
39%
33%
93.
96%
525
566
Co
(Pittsburgh)
61
2©
57%,
.5
16%
l97/rt.
42
44^s
5©%,
53%
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen city
(Hac ken sack N j)
Tradesmen's
Bank
20
First
Bk
Natl
.(Atlanta)
Bank Baltimore—10
38%
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)—12
Rlggs Natl Bk of Wash D C
25
53
56%
Rocklsad-Atlas Natl Bank of
78%
82%
365
350
33
36%
65
69
Bank Trust Co
Fitst Natl
25
of Patterson ;
Of St Louis
20
(N Y)—20
City- Sank
Pennsylvania Banking
(Phila)
—.-I©
Westchester Natl Bank
New Rochelle
10
& Trust Co
First
of
Franklin
Island
'
Natl
x63
67%
66
69%
75%
78%
47'/8
50%
34%
,
38%
Sank of Long
5
N Y
Exch Bk—15
Guaranty Trust Co (NY)
20
Girard Trust Corn
*
'
.*
'
•
Hanover
:
3038
32%
Hudson
Hudson
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
Rye National Bank (N Y)
2
78
81%
19%.
23%
77
81%
Seattle 1st Natl Bk (Wash)__20
94
9©%
(Chic)—20
Tr Co
10
For
Co, (Union
0%
Iff
Second 'Bank-State Street Trust
(Boston Mass)
20
Second Natl Bank of Phils—It
76%
29-
32%
Security First Natl Bank (Los
Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
56%.
60%
34%
22%
State Bank of Aliany
10
43
46
Sterling Natl Bk ft Tr Co
(New York)
23
43
It
2%
26
55
Trade Bk ft Tr Co (N Y)
92
95%
Trust Co of New Jersey
49%
115
37%
52%
129
39%
(Cleveland)
Union Tr Co of
,
■
.
X4A%
46%
27%
Maryland
-25
City)—8
55
60%
16%
17%
footnotes ess preceding page.
—10
43%.
U%
-10
47,
-10
46%
United States Tinst Co—
27
29^'a
United States Trust (N
81%
84%
Valley Mat Bk (Phoenix Arlx)_ft
49
82 %
(Boston)
County Natl Bank '
Tr
165
38
.
Union Bank of Commerce—
Bank of New York—10
(Jersey City »J)
15<>
10
Boston
51%
M
Harris Tr & S4v Bk
Hartford Natl Bk A
66
St Louis Union Trust Co—
Boston—12%
First Natl Bl* of Chicago
100
First Natl Bank of Dallas—10
First Natl Bk (Jersey City)—25
'40%
Punta
8
41©.
22%
22 %
First
37/
10%
69 Vz
306
Natl Bk & Tr
(Camden; N J)~
6y4
17 7/8
-
157c
66
Morgan <J P) ft Co (N Y)—lftt,
ft Trust (Phila)
29%
Sugar Corp——1
Ltd
1
32%
14©
,
•44%.
Provident
25%
5
6
30
26%
Philadelphia Natl
7%;
%:
26
27%
24%
Mellon Natl Bk 3s Tr Co (Pgh)_25
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis)—2ft
48%
First Natl Bk
*18%
Mellco
25%
ft
County N Y
34%
First Natl
9%
Pub Serv Co of New Hamp
Nassau
45%
First Natl Bank of
7%
Pub Serv Co of New
&
--
■
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
31
First Natl
10c
24%
(Buffalo)
73%
6% 4.
—-1
23%
Trust
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston.lt,
10%
7
34%
'
First Camden
30%
46%
Producing Properties Inc
Pubco Petroleum
Corp
50
447/8
68%
347/8
i——1
—5
Steel
557/u
27
95
12% 4
28
27
53
Manufacturers 3s Traders
25
42
91%
26%1/
*
32
Co
31%
44
88
18%-
24%
Tool
29%
41
87%
45 Vs
11%
Permanent^ Cement
'
19
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
.41% L.
417%
Pendleton
(Phila)
55%
f'6%"
24
Co—70c
1
Co
Long bland Trust Co (N Y)_10
51
7%4
7
110
104
2©
57,8
<5%
23%
41,
■
68%
34%
12% 4
38%
38%
47%
32
10%
5%
.
21%.
/
65
217
33%:
•>
ft
lft.
37.%
52%
44
50
16%-
-
■<
-49
Liberty Real Estate Bk 3s Tr
(Chicago-25
(NY)
13%'"
11%
"A"„90c
6%
Parker Hannifin Corp
:
'
35
10
Industrial Trust Co (Phila)
Irving Trust Co <n Y)
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
(NY)-.10
21%
12%
I
78%
3%
3%
*""J
*
Peoples First Natl Bk ft Tr
.
12%
.
R
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk 3s Tr Co-10
5%v
1
5
Pacific Uranium Mines——10c
(Phila)
Federation Bk & Tr Co
16%
97%
Pacific Power & Light Co
25%
75%
Trust
Empire Trust Cp
13 % ;
..
■
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)_lo
19%
*
—
262
23%
Co (NJ)
5
Bank of Cleve—16
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila_10
Chase Manhattan Bk (NY)-12%
Chem Corn Exch Bk (NY)—10
Citizens & Southern National
Bank (Savannah)
—10
Co
Pabst
44%
40%
20
10
Louis
Camden
22%
20
>
43%
41%
250
New
12%
11%
19
1
3
Providence
—
34%
"
Industrial Bk of Com (N T)—IBIndustrial
Natl Bank of
34%
71 %
Gas„
52%
"
-
Bid
—10
F).
Amer—5
Commercial Trust of N J
25
Connecticut Bank 3s Tr Co_12%
Continental 111 Bank 3s Trust
Co
(Chicago)
33
County Trust Co (White
Plains NY)
-5
Crocker-Anglo Nat Bk (SF)_10
24%
5%
—5
Prod—10c,
—••
Opelika Manufacturing Corp__5
Otter Tall Power Co
_5
5
26
15%
12 :
$4 pfd_*
Co
Portsmouth
—20
18%
Commercial Bk of No.
17%
227/8
32 ,
31%
11%
x21 %
Thermador
29%
7%
17%
5J/2
16
*
Nortex Oil & Gas Corp—
26%
20%
32
18 %
Plymouth Rubber Co
2
Portland General Electric Co_7 %
7
4 26'/2
lc
*
Gas
Co
'
51%
—
36%
19
337/8
1
Corp—1
Inc
Propane
City Natl Bk & Tr
Cleveland Trustj Co
62%
National Aluminate Corp
29%
—2.50
27%
28%
34%
pfd___20
137/a:.
23%
27%
_2%
5?r
38%- 4"
26
Co
Supply Co
27%
of the Southwest
35%
10 .' 27
Utilities
1
Co
31%.
Service
Gas
Refining
Central Natl
-1
Missouri
Mountain Fuel
„io
Co—
;'4
117
Pioneer Natural Gas
Garlock-
15%
.
6.%
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
5
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co_5
Pacific Far East Line
First Boston
1A
St
'68%
14%
16%
24%
50%
47
12
;,-
30
Old Ben Coal Corp—
,13%
1
Broad St Trust Co
35%
25 %
59
Oklahoma Miss River
,
13%
Williams Bros
49%
,
Mississippi Shipping Co——5
Miss Valley Barge Line Co_—1
23%
____7%
19%
35%
!
7%
2
Inc-
Laboratories
Miles
•
A common
413«
—1
'Mfg Co.
12%
10%
28%
NT& S A
(San PYanciseo) ——
6%
Bank of Commerce (Newark )_28
Bank of New York100
Bank of Virginia
10
Bankers Trust Co (N Y)
16
Boatmen's Natl Bank
-14°,«
Metropolitan Broadcasting—1'
127%
Michigan Gas Utilities Co—.—21%
10 4 .39
34
5
9%
22
Bank of America
32'
,'—5 '
Eng
&
Publishing Co—
Meredith
41" T 21%"
(Texas)—*
Whiting Corp
_1
20%
10
Cos__Z_i
■
23%
—1 " 187/«
Marmon Herrington Co Inc——1 ' - 13 %
Marquardt Aircraft
—145
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co_50c i!32%
Maxson (W L) Corp
3
11%
McLean Industries
—lc
5%
McLouth Steel Corp
2%
65.%
23%
Co
Weyerhaeuser Timber
Par
28'/b
Corp
Natural
Electrolux Corp
E"mhart
.
Inc-L—1
Prods
Auto
Production Corp
Inc:
Western Natural Gaa Co
26%
47/8
24%
American Trust Co (S
52 y8
Northwest
Economics Laboratory
22%
•
Manufacturing Co_*
Western Lt 3s Telephone Co
Western Massachusetts
Bank and Trasl Companies
35 y8
Inc—1—50o,4 '21%
Eastern., Industries
21 y4
24%
4V4
24
32%
Northwestern Pub Serv Co
.Eastern Utilities Associates
1
1.25
1
2%
Chemical Co—
Suburban
32%
,48%
•; 21 %
11%
-=
11%
Westcoast Transmission
West Point
20
,
—1
Cp
15%
Co—1
43%
5V8
22%
-26%
11%
Gas
28%
6%
6
10%
5%
-1%
14%
Nat
ll
26%
41 y4
*
30%
Co
Northwest
Tennessee
15%.
1
"A"_Il
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
—1
Steel
Star
Northeastern Water Co
.
East
■to¬
10
Co
50%
41
38'/4
91%
Corp—__50c
1
North American Coal
1
v
10
9
2347.
40%
Syntex
88
18%
47%
Dynamics Corp of America-^.
$1
_—2
preference-1
37
>
24%
1
5
Z*
(8D) Co
35 y2
49%
38
9%
16%
37 V2
Suritide
46
1
44
%
42%
14%
17 V2
•:;.*.%
36
—44—2 %
C.c
j
Blower
Nicholson
8%
Washington Natural Gas
Washington Steel Corp
Watson Bros Transport
24%
39%
20%
47/a
27%
2
44%
397/8
Suburban
"
"13%-
16V4
• /
-le
53 %
_1
41V2
Tele
Stouffer Corp—
,
19%
5
—25
Clark
25%
_
Warren
22%
17
50
Sons Co—5
ft
41%
15%
—5
Co
17%
Inc
Bush
32
49%
5
-—50c
27 Va
4ft
1
29%
5
393»
19%
Bradstreet Inc:—4
Duiiham
14%
107/8
1
Stubnitz GreenO Corp
36%'"*
15 %
5
Vitro Corp of Amer_.
97/8
Co—1
Tappan Stove Co
Tekoil Corp—.i-»
18%
—5
13%
Varian Associates
29%
257/8
Tarn pax
1
Corp
45%
Co
37%
16%
Inc
27 V\
42%
27V4
Co__1
States
Carbcn
25%
Inc_„__ 1
Arts
25 %
1
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
Struthers Wells Corp
40%
12%
2%
25
47%
—1
31%
Warner & Swasey Co
Warren Brothers Co
25%
,
47%
29%
Valley Mould & Iron Corp.
Vanity Pair Mills Inc—
17 %
35
15%
«:
2iy4
44
9
197/a
197/a
3%
2%.
12%
16
23
1
Co
17%
18 y2
,_1
Co
Producing
Gas
44%
2y2
National Gas & Oil Corp
5
National Homes Corp A com_50c
Class B common
50c
National Shirt Shops of Del^l
New Eng Gas & Elec Assoc—8
Bridge Co
Di-Noc Chemical
26%
24%
15%
5
Co—*
Tele Co
Gas
10
Ketchum Co Inc—
Co
Power
Power Co
16
15%
'
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp 5
Diebold
13%
1
Dentists' Supply Co of N
Dictaphone
68
12
5
Co
Delhi-Tvlor Oil
Detroit
28 V-2
Corp——1
Machihe
rDarling 0> A)
vtg—1
com
Water
—10
Inc
Kentucky Utilities Co
Class
7%
Utah Southern 011 Co
Stepan
'
26%
—
—50c
Co
:
8% .-"4.-9%
39%,
37%
3
Co—
Marlin-Rockwell
28%
Gas
Inc
Colorado- Interstate
Colorado^ Milling
Upper Peninsular Power Co
l37/8
56%
37%
Maremont
& Elev
Colonial-Stores
17
13
—
4
11%
Madison Gas & Electric Co—-16
20
22%
Gas_5
—*
& Trecker Corp
Macmillan
6%
22%
Co_10
Kansas-Nebraska Natural
1
common
Lucky Stores Inc
Ludlow Mfg & Sales Co
24%
1
com
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment
Lane
25%
—1
Gas
Co
common
1
preferred^.
7
-
■:' 5%
' ; 4V2
•/, 16% 4
14% .4
4
_1
34%
loo
Stanley Works_;
25
Statler Hotels Delaware Corp„1
30%
LBly (Eli) & Co Inc com cl B—5
Ling Electronics
—50c
6%
5%
Co—
Liberty Loan Corp
227/8
24
_1
Prod.—4-1
Electric
20j/b
32%
15%
Speer
407/s
.*
5
34%
18%
Universal Match Corp
Southwestern
19%
53
24%
38%
Lau
26V2
23
Qorp—
4:
v 10%
38
10%
Supply
32
2V2
Sprague Electric Co
2V2
Staley (A E) Mfg Co
10
Stand Fruit & Steamship—2.50
Standard Register
,1
Stanley Home Products Inc—
Common non-Voting
5
^
12%
Water
United States Sugar Corp
1
United States Truck Lines Inc_l
United Utilities lac
19
30%
35 %
287/a
Southwestern Elec Svc Co.
.
57
26 Vz
Southwest
—1/164 ' 4 173
19%
18%
Utilities
Landers Frary &
Lanolin Plus
68
5%
>
"
■
Inc— "
L-O-F Glass Fibres Co
16 %
Co_5
Electric
Central Louisiana
Central-Maine
5
"
"
■
297/„
t9%
18%
53%
_2
74%
/
26 %
Tucson Gas Elec Lt 3s Pwr Co_5
United Western Minerals
Calif
11%.
28%
24-7/a
34%
Nevada
13'/a
27%'
1©%
1
31%
Southern
12%
Pipe Line Corp—50c
Gas
7%
Union
Koehring
23%
Central-Electric
—5
Trans-Canada Pine Lines
12%
New Eng
v,
24%
25%
56%
,
•
71,
1
11%
10c
5%
5%
68-
-I—1
1
7J/2
Corp—_4
17%.
23
Towmotor Corp
Tracerlab Inc
6%
Power Co
16%
•
52%
Pacific
6%
49%
1
—
2
Southern
27%
8%
8
32%
10%
46%
~1
-
Corp
Topp Industries Inc.
5
Southern
69
•
20c
——1
25%
ft
1
,
Co
24%
11%
Kennametal
13%
-
34%
23%.
Corp—1
& Co
26%
Keystone Portland Cem Co—._3
6
5%
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs
Bantam
(G D)
Southern Colorado
4
Co_4_—_5
Service
Steel Corp
Kaiser
Inc
22%
Corp——_1
common—
Kendall
"62%"
44%
System
24%'
10
Freignt Sys—
dividend-—— ;'
stock
Kellogg
28 '/a
10
9%
28%
Kearney
13%-
41%
10
34%
32%.
i
Southeastern Pub Serv Co
35 y8
Co„_i5
$1.46
27%
—1
Carpentef Paper Co444l4l_4—1
_•
Skil
'82%
3i%
Jervis Corp
21
12%
Sierra
K
8%
„1
Jessop Steel Co
48%
397/a
11%
11%
78 %
-
"'214%-"
75a
Canadian; Superior Oil of Calif_l
19%
4 30%
36%
12 Ya
—1
32
Heintz Inc———1
&
Jefferson
17%
50%
.
1 '
Securities Co
Public
Jamaica
28 %
V* 54
Motor
Jack
_1
Castings
Tokheim
1
(H H) Co
_
32%
9%.
South Shore Oil & Devel Co.. 10c
.
10%
Water Co__—*
&
Iowa/Southern
28%"
Time Inc
23%
Searle
'
Cot—L*
Steel
Gas
Class A
"18%
76y»
22
25c
Seismograph Service Corp
1 '
29%
—
Inc
Bakerifes
Iowa
4"
25
233s
11%
45%
Schield
6%
VJ
1
Co_
Investors Diver Services
42%33
10%
42
7iy2
Thermo King Corp
,
Three States Nat Gas Co
Southern
Ex-100%
'
Texas Natural Gasoline
Sabre-Pinon Corp
San Jacinto Petroleum
30%
1
Mills
Head
Interstate
16 %" 4
9% T:
„
21%
Trans
27
'6
;
Husky Oil Co_
Interstate
4i%-
•
30%
preferred—25.;
&.
Central
Production
Interstate
Bullock's JtaC—_L——————10
Ceco
.
Mat—______ 1
International Textbook Co
—14_4l'4_12
Botany Mills Inc
Carlisle
25
28%
^-2%
Gas—
Indianapolis Water Co
24%
_4„l » xl5
Berkshire' Hathaway Inc_—_45*
* 8%
Beryllium Corp———44—^
39
Canadian
A_^
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp—
Class A common
__:
Indiana
47%'*:
22%
,_1
-
19%
Ryder
50%
Natural
Indian
9%"4
87/a
Beneficial-Corp
Brush
47
87%
17
(A- J)
Buckeye
1
Oil Field
Hugqton
3y2
97/«
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"
-19% —
17%
83
41
Bemig Bros Bag Co——__4 25
Brown
'
35%^
10
CO-__4____42_—_410
Bowser: Inc
9
Houston
3
*'44%
46%
Robertson
14%
1
Housion
Inc—
Baxter Laboratories—
Bayless
'
13%
43 y2
Rose Marie Reid
A
class
Co
class
_3
Texas Industries Inc
Texas National Petroleum
Rochester Telephone Corp
-
Engineering
Voltage
Hoover
58%'-
Gas .Co
Oil &
135
37%
.
Spring7 Corpl—_i 10
Associated
131
Ind
12%
Roadway Express class A
Robbins & Myers Inc
104
128
High
%~
'24%
22%^
Co/_l'_5"'- 25% : ;> 27%,—
Metal* Construction
97
125
Curtis
11%
River Brand Rice Mills Inc
/,
'68
Helene
:~
Co—5
34%
"63%
10
Eastern Transmls
Corp_7
Texas Gas Transmission
Corpus
Texas HI Nat Gas Pipeline Co_l
12y2
4
Bid
Texas
33
Riley Stoker Corp
5%
r-
Hearst Cons Publications cl A-25
'
19%
••
41%
Co—415
:
.
2.50
Class B common
23%
18
—55
Arizona Public Service
Art
65
21%
4
common——1
preferred-
25%"
61
__50c
Inc
Co
23%'"
11
—
Ampex Corp i
21%
Hanna (M A) Co class A com_10
4;
25%%;
'
AMP
20%
10c
Par
56 %
3%
30%
—
1
Ask
.
Rockwell Manufacturing Co—2y2
Roddis Plywood Corp
_1
20
Chemicals & Controls—1
Haloid Xerox tnc—
5
34%"
36
__1
17%
Hagan
...
31%
Co
Develop
&
Gobain
Amer-Saint
16%
preferred
52
2
Richardson Co
30%
! ' 66
"
American Pipe &
188
28%
common—5
Gas
Bid
—5
of America
Republic Natural Gas Co,
Ask
175
Purina Co..
Rare Metals Corp
1
Gulf Sulphur Corp.
Gustin-Bacon Mfg. Corp
4
Bid
-
*
:_4
Society
Interstate
6%
63%
60
40
2
.
Corp_—;
Grolier
22%
62 %
Corp—4
Co
Ralston
:
4
7%
___1
Amer Cement
Amer
Ask
' 4,
—_1
—:
Inc..-
Box
American
Far
Industrials and Utilities
:
Aerovox Corp—
wide national distribution.
a
\
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
46
.
.
Monday, December 22, 1958
.
(2682)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for Friday,
J'J
December
Insurance
Mutual Funds
Bid
Far
Funds—
Mutual
Ask
2.14
1.95
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
Aberdeen
1
10.15
11.07
Aetna Insurance Co
Boston—1
11.20
12.24
Aetna
1
35.17
35.87
Mutual Fund—1
a22.22
Agricultural Insurance Co
American Equitable Assur
America
of
Investment
Co
4.53
Investment
Trust
9.03
9.87
Istel Fund Inc
of
1.58
1.74
Johnston
5.44
5.94
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
(Investment Bonds;
1
B-2 (Medium Grade Bonds) _1
E-3 (Low Priced Bonds; _—1
5.62
6.11
8.34
9.07
4.17
4.56
Corp-lo
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Canada Ltd
1
Elue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Bond Inv Tr of America
•
Eoston Fund Inc
1
Eroad Street Investment
1
Bullock Fund Lea
—-1
11.84
12.87
(The)
30.28
K-2
12.75
13.86
6-1
—1
1
(Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
20.46
22.00
S-2
(Income
Stocks)—1
17.70
19.14
S-3
(Speculative Com Stk;—1
25.09
27.12
S-4
(Low
13.31
7.71
Axe-Science & Elect'n.-cs
(Discount Bonds)
E-4
(Income Pfd Stocks)
K-l
5
16.43
17.93
10.05
10.97
American Home Assurance
9.27
10.11
Amer Ins Co
1
,
Co_5
Amer
Amer Nat Ins
American
14.01
15.29
Stksi_l
11.41
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
12.24
13.24
1
6.39
7.01
8.43
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
6.02
6.59
Com
Fund
19.46
Lexington Trust Fund—
Lexington Venture Fund
50c
19.76
7%
1
Inc„
Fund
25c
;—1
8.95
29.85
Life
10.82
11.83
15%
Fund
Loomis
12.17
13.30
11.34
12.61
18.60
20.34
Inc..1
6.37
6.94
a45.66
Commonwealth
11.48
10.12
9.31
1
Fund Inc
Bankers
&
Columbian
Natl
Life
Commonwealth
Co
<Ky)
21%
Merchants & Manufacturers
10
24%
26%
National
16
17 %
Natl Life & Accident
37
National
2
•
Employers
7.03
7.68
16.88
79
83%
Mutual
Investment
Mutual
Shares
8.24
9.03
8.99
9.85
21.95
19.44
2.99
3.28
—1
Dreyfus Fund Inc
12.31
13.38
23.02
1
23.07
1
Stock Fund.
of
16.54
10.86
beneficial interest
1
Wide Securities Co Inc.l
Nation
National Investors Corp
National
1
stock
Futures
lc
11.92
5.70
6.29
2
18.35
20.11
3.44
3.74
1
Inc
14.24
15.56
1
14.98
16.19
1
7.45
8.10
1
11.03
12.05
5.89
6.44
4.07
8.15
8.93
lc
10.83
11.86
7.22
__lc
lc
Series
Stock
Series
1
21.72
Nucleonics
Electronics
shares
William
35%
11.45
Fund
1
7.92
Philadelphia
Price
Fund
12.90
13.95
111
46%
116
49%
Co
10.38
7.79
8.54
11.10
.lc
7.19
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
Institutional Bond shares—lc
7.87
(T Rowe)
l%s Jan.
15,
7%
99.25
10.84
•
9.94
1
24.41
17.51
Growth Stock
1
35.56
35.92
Fund
Inc
1
7.39
7.98
Putnam
(Geo)
Fund.
1
13.50
14.67
Putnam Growth Fund
1
14.42
15.67
Dist
Shares
1
7.25
7.88
25c
12.28
13.28
Inc
15,
g%
•
Natl
Feb.
6.80
7.46
11.56
12.66
2.52
(Edison B)
Fund
Southwestern Investors Inc..
1
15.16
13.05
13.75
10,
1.65s April
2s
3%s Aug.
& Farnum Fund
1
99.2%
Texas
1
9.33
10.20
12,
Sterling
Investment Fund Inc.l
Fund
Inc
11.99
2%s
Feb.
19.42
United
Income
Fund Shares.l
10.72
11.65
3%s
United
Science
Fund
1
12.18
11,
4 86
5.31
1
16.05
17.45
10c
4.82
Haydock Fund Inc__
1
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
a25.5G
Income Fund of Boston lnc„_1
Incorporated Income
United
Funds
14,
United
l%s March
Inc—
Funds
Fund.:
Canada
Ltd
Value
Line
8.18
8.94
Value
Line
9.26
10.12
Fund
6.79
7.42
l%s
5.61
6.13
1 %s
Oct.
3.34
3.65
1
7.92
100.1
Special
9.94
3%S Nov.
Situations
Wall Street
9.54
10.31
12.04
13.17
lc
10.62
11.61
Wellington Equity Fund.
10.99
12.02
Wellington
6.57
7.20
12.91
14.12
Investing Corp
Washington Mutual"
Investors Fund Inc
Idaho
Int'I
11.38
Sept. 20,
Power
Whitehall Fund
1%S
24,
1,
1963
2.
12.65
Eowenstein
4%6
Madison
Montana
(M)
Gas
&
A
5.86
6.33
5YeS
Mueller Brass 3%s
..
96.16
Ask
National Can
National
90 Va
one
-
Ask
1976
117
100.1
1959
99.21
or
105
92
101%
97%
N Span Uranium
102
126%
101%
101%
Pacific
5s—.
Fuel
Gas
4%s
5%s
1963
ww
4%s
K
Pacific
Gas
&
134
138
120%
122
91
94
87
88%
Oft
Ho
1959
99.11
80
100.2
100.4
1,
Oct.
100
100.4
point
a
1%S
1959
99.20
99.26
99.12
15, 1959
100.9
100.12
I960
98.2
98.10
1959.
1,
100.8
97.4
1960
1,
1
100.30
94.28
1962
1,
1962
Feb.
15,
April
Oct.
100.30
92.24
100.8
93.28
101.2
93
100.12
1963
95.26
95.30
1963
1,
91.22
91.30
90.16
90.24
1963
1,
101.2
100.12
93.20
1.
100
95.4
100.4
Aug. 15, 1962
l%s Oct. 1, 1962_
3%s Nov.
15,
1962
2%s
96.4
99.30
1961
15,
April
97.12
95.28
1961—
4s
99.6
1,
1,
Ask
ioa.4
1960
1,
3%s Feb.
Dated
4-
Due
Bid
lAsk
Rate
Dated
Due
Bid
;
Ask
8
5-59
99.27
99.31
2.00'.
8-
1-58
5-
4-59
99.14
5-
1-58
2-
2-59
99.22
99.26
2.30'.
9-
2-58
6-
1-59
99.16
6-
%
1-
2-58
3-
2-59
99.18
99.22
3.25%
10-
1-58
7-
1-59
99.29
1-58
4-
1-59
99.12
99.16
3.60'.
11-
3-58
8-
3-59
100.4
100.8
3.50%
13
1-58
12-
1-58
9- 3.-59
100.1
100.4
7-
1 States
85
99.18
99.20
100.1
Potomac
119
103%
104%
December
1993
101Tb
102 y4
January
2,
8,
101%
January
January
4%s
Electric
Puget, Sound
117
5s
Pow
Lgt—
&
1983
5%s
101%
Quebec Natural Gas 53/4S—1985
94
96
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww__1967
115
118
Sperry Rand 5V2S ww
124
126
152
—I
1988
10i s'8
102%
Texas
Electric Serv 4%s___1988
100%
101 Va
Texas
Power
4%s—1988
101
91
26,
15,
January 22,
1958_
Yield Price
Ask
Bid
1.40%
February
19,
1959
2.70%
1959.
2.80%
2.25 %
2.10%
February
26,
1959
2.80%
2.72%
1959
2.42%
2.32%
March
1959
2 80%
2.74%
2.82%
2.76%
1959.
2 42%
5,
2.32%
March
1959.
2.65%
2.55%
March
1959
2.84%
1959___
2.68%
2.58%
May
15,
1959.
2.98%
2.94%
1959
?
2 "5%
June
11,
1959—_s
2.99%
2.95%
2.68%
June
22,
1959
3.06%
3.03%
June
January 29,
February 5,
29,
1959
3.05%
3.00%
12,
19,
1959.
92 y2
k—
•Texas Eastern Trans 5s/bS—1978
Textron
Sons—
1982
Trans
&
Amer
Canada
Lgt
5s
105Yi
106 y2
102%
94
February 13,
1987
94
110
112
1970
88
92
Universal Match
5s
1976
130
135
Westcoast
5y2S
1988
Corp
Trans
5y2S
2.78%
—
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
1971
5.60s
Underwood
1959.
Pipe Line—
U S Industries 4y2S
78%
104
Utilities—
97%
95%
99
Ask
1.60%
101%
1971
Bid
101 y2
100%
Treasury Bills
Yield Price
1977
—1973
Petroleum
1982
99.23
99.28
May 15, 1961_
Aug. 1, 1961
4s
99.29
101%
144
91
99.19
100
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
101%
141
101%
98%
Bid
1%S April
3%
h
99.27
Rate
1990
1977
1983
95%
101
97%
1959
15,
1%S Oct.
99.15
99.9
Elec—
5%s
1976
1975
103%
101 y2
124%
77
102%
106
100
103
95%
94«4
1972
32nds of
more
3%s Mav
99.23
99.11
121
1983
Northern Natural Gas 4%s_1978
1975
198!
45/8S—1988
95.24
105 V4
100
Maturity-
1959-
1.60'.
Bid
76
61 Va
1979
-
94%
April 1, 1959
1,
95%
95.8
1972-1967
15,
100.24
104%
*
4VbS Feb.
3%s Sept.
100.18
95 %
_
_____
100.14
15,
99.16
100.10
100.8
101.16
97.12
98.30
98.26
Treasury Notes (Continued)-
1959
15,
1% <7
1983
El-r
Dakota
1961
3%s April 1, 1970
4%S Oct. 1, 1970-1967
3%s May 1, 1971
1 %s
13.68
1
Bonds—
75
60
4%s
_
99
1966
99.31
1959
15,
April
14.96
1
nc_;_
Wisconsin Fund Inc
1969
4V/2F
98.22
_
May 1, 1962_
99.17
99.4
98.18
1961
4s
99.24
100.4
98.28
12.37
13.72
Security Issues
1975
Harvester
1960
3,
1 %s
I
Fund.'
—1980-76
ww
99.16
96
1968
2%
Ask
Ask
100.8
100
:
1960
1,
10.86
Inc
Inc
Fund_lc
Oen'l Tire & Rubber 6s
Hartford Electric 43/bs
1,
4s
8.66
1
Fund
I
5s
Feb.
2%s Mav
97.4
1959
15,
1,
April
1
10c
Income
lc
lc
Cement
2 V4s
1 %s
Feb.
1
Value Line Fund Inc
2.74
lc
point
100.4
May 1, 1959
3%s May 1, 1959
l%s Oct. 20, 1959
98.10
Treasury Notes—
l%s
Institutional
a
2 Vis
13.31
10c
Institutional Income Fund
53
34%
1959
2,
99.19
Bid
Nov.
Ltd—.
32nds of
more
99.26
Certificates of Indebtedness—
18.84
Port
or
100.6
1963
Maturity—
May
General
one
12.69
Aug.
Inc—
49%
32%
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
1%S
3%s
33 %
2
101
10, 1965
1%S
Perm Corp 3%s—
Fruehauf Trailer 4s.
83 %
31%
2
99.13
99.15
1963
Nov.
June
8.37
Commonwealth Oil Ref 6s__ 1972
El Paso Natural Gas 5V4s__1977
99%
79%
Bid 4
100.6
99.31
1959—
10,
4%s
12.61
96 %
25%
96
lo
.
98.24
7.66
1977
Cinn &: Sub Bell Tel 4%s__ 1993
Columbia Gas System 4'/bS-1983
City of N Y
Westchester Fire
98.16
11.60
1982
24%
109
3
1962
1
Ry 4s
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
3%s April
1959
13.
1
Pacific
61%
8
(N Y)
U S Fire
Feb.
United Continental
Corp 4 %&
Chance Vought 5V4S
36%
58
Travelers
Mav
United Accumulated Fund
Carrier
& Trust
July 15, 1969
8.00
Canadian
37
34%
104
5
Title Guar
3%s
18.03
1975
1969
61%
77
34%
10
4%s
12.26
Burlington Industries 4 V4e
58%
,
2^5
Standard Accident
99.30
7.30
Bid
18%
62
10
.
100.15
11.19
6s
lo
Marine
99.22
17.50
5 Vie
&
100.12
lc
Steel
Fire
17
58
10 V
preferred
I960
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
Bonds—
$6.50
Figures after decimal point represent
10.89
Earium
Springfield
100.4
98.2
1959
a35.85
9.94
British Petroleum
7%
50%
64
f
6.25
Co—J
Haveni
Aug. 23,
3%s
3%s
38%
Street Investment Corp—•
Stein Roe
lc
Recent
Marine—
&
Surety
(New
4%s Feb,
100.2
1959
10,
June 10,
15.06
36%
fUatp
Steel
Fund
5
14.26
1
Investors
15.04
Insur
6%
16.61
1
Sovereign
13.80
t
Paul Fire
Seaboard
Security
Smith
8.46
1
Growth
St
2.85s
Television-Electronics Fund
Inst Foundation Fund
(Pa)
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
2
Republic Insurance (Texas;
lo
Republic Natl Life Insurance—2
3.50s June
10.92
r.Institutional
48
12.59
9.97
Fund
Quaker City Life Ins
11.52
lc
Bark
20%
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Railroad Slock shares
Investors
80%
8.63
6.47
Shares
84%
19
Central Bank for Cooperatives—.
1.70s March 2,
1959
5.90
Institutional
5
80%
7.88
Shares
Amer
lc
Institutional
Co
29%
77
99.29
Clark—
&
Common Stock Fund
Selected
lc
Incorporated
27%
5
Insurance
10.84
13.51
1
Life
74%
70%
60
la
10
Mortgage Assn—
3s,as March
a38.32
shares
Fund
10
Providence-Washington
i_lo
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)„„l
10.02
8.12
2.50
92
__10t
Phoenix
a27.40
12.34
.
(Minn)
2%s June
Federal
3%s March 11,
Clark
shares
Funds
13%
44%
t41%
Ask
100
1963
4%s
of Canada
Scudder Stevens
April
3s
Bond
H-C7-:
Phila
24.65
16.11
RR Equipment
Series
41 %
Indemnity Co_
1
lc
Series H-DA
N
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
1959
3%s
Fund Inc
Quarterly
Ins
1.60s Feb. 16, 1959_
3%s March 16, 1959
3%s April 15, 1959
2.28
Hamilton
of
Co
12
stock dividend—
1.25
lc
lc
lc
36%
38%
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y
U S
Bid
4.66
Fund Inc
Electrical
shares
33%
3.33%
Y—
—.
Ins
Insurance
Figures after decimal point represent
16.14
2.50
Inc
Scudder Stevens &
Utilities
5
2.50
—
.
Obligations of Government Agencies
4.28
Inc
Fund
street
Pioneer
Standard Life
14.73
Corp
Fund Inc
Scudder Fund
10.13
Tobacco
.''
Federal Home Loan Banks—
8.76
shares
43%
U S Life Insurance Co in the
1
Securities
14.03
lc
Railroad
•>
____1
—1
Fund Inc
Peoples
14.09
shares
Ins
12.51
Over-the-Counter Securities
7.99
shares
Life
___
38 %
1
Inc
otreet
12.87
General Eond shares
Owners
(Fla;
Chemistry &
12.81
9.47
182 %
5
Home
capital Fund
iuu
lc
lc
45%
176
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection
and Insurance Co
10
23.48
1
Fund
England
Stock Fund.lc
shares
43
lo
4.45
Puritan
lc
equipment shares
Petroleum
12.61
1
of Canada Ltd
One
10.85
11.66
10.49
lc
Inc
21.77
20%
49%
.40
7.95
Funds Inc—
shares
Merchandising
Mining shares
10
7.27
Fully Administered shares—lc
Food
Co
1
2.81
series
20.12
Series—
Security
Series
Growth
2.57
shares
&
Insurance
40%
1
Aviation shares
Electronics
Hanover
94%
Group Securities—
(The-)
3.59
90%
5.91
CapiUV Corp
Common
25%
37%
5.40
Euilding
shares
Capital Growth Fund
46%
23%
10
10c
9.65
158
43%
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—10
wew
*
145
5
*
Jefferson
New
General Investors Trust—
Chemical
3.30
10
-
9.34
1
Automobile
1.50
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
8.77
4.44
Inc
General
C)
American
Gulf Life
6.67
18.94
Inc
128
6.10
17.12
Industries Fund
(D
Great
121
8.02
Pine
Gas
Ins
4
Employees Life
8.55
4.05
Investors
Employees Ins
C)
1
17.52
Common stock series
Preferred
23%
Home
Stock Series
Fund Inc_l
Founders Mutual Fund
Fundamental
21%
1
15-84
Franklin Custodian
5
Republic—
1
7.7 7
Fund
74%
Income
7.59
Mutual
70
Preferred Stock Series
6.97
180.52
Florida
87%
24.67
6.38
.
62
1
178.72
Florida Growth Fund Inc
10
59
83%
Dividend Series—
Corp—1
Industrial
4
&
Government
9.90
Northern
42%
46%
2
Fire.
121
18%
35%
Government
15.30
Casualty
Peerless Insurance Co
24.62
Energy Fund Inc
10
Equity Fund luc
—20c
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Financial
2.50
62%
99
Mutual Trust Shares
Bond
Fund—.
59%
33%
12.21
al4.30
1
Balanced Series
Eaton & Howard—
Electronics Investment
(S F)
Insurance
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
2.50
25c
Shares—
47%
10
5
22.86
1
Corp.:
Fire
River
Pacific
Falls
11.17
Fund Inc—1
Mutual Income Fund.:
12.91
10.63
York
New
4
Glens
(D
1
9.67
Life
21.15
Automation
&
Inc
Shares—
E
Balanced
13.84
Hampshire
Ins—
69
Globe
of beneficial interest—1
Units
Fund
11.74
—1
1
Diver Growth Stk Fund Inc—1
Diversified Investment Fund—1
Dividend
12.80
Amsterdam
Ex-100 %
3%
5
of Md
General Reinsurance Corp
33%C
Fund Inc—;
Fund
Franklin
Stock
Growth
Investors
Mis„iies-Jet&
Fund
113%
65
4
Fireman's
16.71
Delaware Income Fund Inc
Reinsurance Corp
2.77
Mass
40
New
66%
lc
Massachusetts Life Fund—
1
1
Vegh Investing Co Inc
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Trustee
109%
14.27
18*/4
Series
5
4.13
2.51
17%
De
29%
27%
10
3.75
Trust
71
Northwestern National Lite
13.20
16.64
Inc
v:
2.70
Fidelity & Deposit
15.39
Diversified
Co
*
int_33%C
66%
115
New
128
v
1.25
Investors
14%
10
5
North
Employees Group Assoc
beneficial
13%
Corp class A
Northeastern
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J;
of
66%
4
108
177
3.97
shares
54 %
62
5
358
3.03
Massachusetts
42%
49
10
170
2.75
shares
-40-
,10
345
3.60
shares
5
5
Fire
5
Federal
1
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Crown Western Investment Inc
Dividend Income Fund
1
Inc
120
'
lc
Paper
5%
42%
_5
Fire
Union
10
Co
Inc
2.99
15.66
Delaware
2.45
4%
4oya
1
(Bait)
34%
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
General Industries shares—lc
shares
Life
1
Life
Casualty
Forster
&
3.46
1
Fund
Crum
Managed Funds—
2.71
19.79
Concord
Continental
18%
56
250 %
60
2
Assurance
3.14
17.02
Composite Fund
29
3V*
2%
10
—
General
241 y2
Maryland
20
Ins
Continental
22%
17%
52%
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc—1
Merchants Fire Assurance
27%
5
Connecticut
21%
39%
v
11%
Ins
Life
52%
10
46%
._
3
21%
49 %
1
National Life
Ask
2%
19%
3
Nationwide
lc
18.21
Bond & Stock
1'—,
15%
Bid
10
Va__
10y4
Insurance Co„
Petroleum
1
Fund Inc
14%
36
1
Bankers Natl Life Ins (N J»
Beneficial Stan Life Ins Co
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
-lc
—1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
Composite
Fund
Tenn
of
Life Companies Inc
Life Insurance Co of
43
Shippers
16.04
9.59
14.76
.
22%
Monument
10.42
1
Investment
17%
20'A
5
(Wash D C;
(Galveston)
Re-insurance
Metal
130 %
10.58
1
Income
Commonwealth
Stk
Insurance
21.37
128 %
100
Inc
39
,42%
16%
16%
Sayles Mutual Fund—•
Life insurance Investors Inc.._1
8.19
27.61
Corp—100 13,800 14,000
preferred
36%
39%*
1
2%
—
Colonial
236.
12.46
Priced
17.98
Securities
227%
—6.25
American Surety Co
Mercury
Par
Lawyers Mtge & Title Co
65c
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)
5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)—2
Life & Casualty Ins Co
Casualty
Massachusetts
Bonding
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins_
(Newark N J)
13.22
1
Canadian International Growth
Fund Ltd—
1
Centurv Shares Trust
1
Chase Fund of Boston
1
Christiana
81%
Lincoln
Heritage Life Ins—
(Jacksonville Fla)
14.52
1
Chemical Fund Inc
183
Amer
Boston
Canadian Fund Inc
preferred
conv
20.15
Lazard
——
24.66
10
,_5
Fidelity & Casualty_5
18.47
15.21
Ltd
22.60
$1.25
78
10
Companies
Ask
175
10
13.31
14.07
(19541
25.16
10
Surety
Life
American
24.11
&
12.11
Com
Knickerbocker
1
Aetne
14.59
27.71
Fund—
General
Canada
4.47
7.72
Inc—1
Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc-l
Casualty
4.09
7.14
Bid
Par
Ask
lc
Intl Resources Fund Inc
4.24
Axe-Houghton Fund "A"
Axe-Houghton Fund "B"
California Fund Inc—
Bid
Par
Funds—
Mutual
•No
fl
par
Not*
value
asset
k Admitted
.
b Bid
d Ex-rights,
^ New stock
value.
to
listing
Ex?han8e
yield price
on
the New York
x
Ex-dividend.
wiWhen
issued,
dividend.
y Ex-stock
2.80%
+
-
Volume
188
Number
5805
.
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2683)
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank clearings this week will show
;
liminary figures compiled by
us
based
a
increase compared with
Pre¬
year ago.
a
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
Saturday, Dec. 20, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain
weekly clearings will be
0.1% above those of the corresponding week last year. Our
preliminary totals stand
$26,170,704,850 against $26,141,034,586 for the
there is
loss for the week ending
a
week in
same
Friday, of 1.1%.
1957.
At this center
Our comparative summary for
the week follows:
District—Philadelphia—
Week Ended Dec. 13
-
1958
1957
Inc.
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Bethlehem
2,059,375
;
:
—
i.
Reading
.
2,050,394
2,530,451
2,151,876
+
4,510,659
+ 13.0
.
1.8
2.9
+
3,805,993
+ 13.3
4,247,697
7,260,035
+ 12.4
7,416,969
4,679.965
+
2.6
4,612,644
—_
7,217,059
7,819,666
19.829,507
„—.—-—14,407,168
15,181,824
York
Jersey—Trenton
Total
1958
>
:
-
7.7
7,900,758
+ 12.7
20,363,886
5.1
18,772,566
1,369,485,779
1,294,177,5Q3&
—
17,587,549
—
2
cities).
(11
1,072,319,193
1,041,162,692
3.0
+
Boston
1,316,788,315
Ohio—Canton
1,105,000.000
+ 12.1
—
Cincinnati
+ .1.6
436,753.125
+ 21.6
424.900,000
834,520,000
.
754.294.049
—
474,432,750
0.3
______
cities,
five
645.911.332
396.641,289
—
—
$20,518,851,532 $20,526,619,275
0.1
0.7
$25,228,729,297 $25,205,298,700
+
0.1
941,975,553
935,735,886
+
in
week.
Accordingly, in the above
+
We
cannot furnish
them today,
inasmuch
as
appear
the week
an
Carolina—Charleston
9,033,057
week in 1957.
ton Reserve District the totals register
786,657,996
District of
13.0%,
which
we present
further below,
was a
gain of 7.0%, the bank clearings V;
a
falling off of 5.3% but in the Bos¬
SUMMARY
an
of
6.9% and in the Atlanta Re¬
increase of 1.5%
of 128.3%
Week Ended Dec. 13
a
decrease
of
0.8%
the Minneapolis
and
an
York—--
Total
Louis
-
City
-
Indiana—Fort
220,475,763
5.6
+
205,859,997
16,948,911
—
3.8
+
4.2
1,236,714,083
+13.0
14,797,243,
17,978,457
,742,737
214,415,353
1,254,850,566
.
.
' "
740.549M
107,259,76* •»
:.223,021,i4J~
'
■.
•"<
Iowa—Cedar
Des
Rapids——,—
City
Illinois—Bloomington
Roekford
—
-—
853,691.804
13,261,551,743
3.0
1,369,485,779
1,294,177,560
11,833,931
84,821,000
10,158,098
4,677,064
124,406,205
+
0.1
1,382,941,933
1,435,522,509
Illinois—Quincy
+
7,647,675
54,629,990
"
17,750,503
1,602,296
1,148,961,992
7,344,811
20,105,341
11,775,425
7,737,862
6,729,796
1,535,451,834
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—-Memphis
1,299,108,921
22,849,052
11,877,667
1,547,956,837
——
—
(17 cities).
12,863,421,548
+
3,097,643
—14.1
6,539,991
19,085,325
11,483,867
Peoria
5.3
1,041,162,692
—22.5
11,696,411
1,123,110,892
$
—
3,572,096
20,244,203
32,671,584
82,749,000
10,302,788
4,654,410
138,122,033
9,118,808
54,441,402
21,677,841
1,696,225
-—-
Moines
Sioux
1956
736,112,335
1,236,714,083
1,535,451,834
1.8
+
7.1
+
5,347,370)
13,170,313.
.
11,258,585
12,727,818
12,165,899.
—
2.4
82,883,000
+
1.4
—
0.5
10,467,347
4,590,361
+ 11.0
124,219,858
+ 19.2
0.3
—
+ 22.1
,
1,186,000
1,425,940
.3
:
7,287,925
48,393,761
15,344,735
$
J"'
778,653,730
1,547,956,837
6.9
761,906.848
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St.
Missouri—St.
752,146,023
+ 13.0
1,254,850,566
40,696,890
0,735,683
0.8
1,549,709,940
>,342,643
.
5.9
1,963,235
1,739,981
2.2
1,161,536,289
1.15.,,202,580
—11.0
5.1
7,102,718
14,647,111
•3,289,999
2.5
12,522,102
12.354,670
+
—
—
—
+ 15.0
8,199,318
0.8
.,140,819
1,549,709,940
—
6,835,390.
1..59,351,569
Louis—
2.0
350,000,000
369,900,000
317,500,009
+
5.5
219,570,998
2 2J
146,665,718
+
4.5
150,913,956
j
—10.1
2,484,944
2,906,297
732,883,7.94
—-
——
—
214,656,869
153,305,845
3,142,964
—
357,000,000
226,434.985
Louis—
Total
(4 cities).
1,559,351,563
732,883,794
721,818,723
+
1.5
742,869.898
789,312,481
586,095,306
+
7.5
580,837,018
556,701,796
707,985,964
625.909,766
+13.1
615,574,803
626,089,620
44
^
44
561,054.134
245.774,417
1,351,242,300
1,258.806,888
22,574,686,602
11,266,314,624
Ninth Federal Reserve
721,818,723
1.5
742,869,898
7 29.-312,401
6,342,333
r7j;547,3Q7
3,496,136
5
301,991
,604,193s
+
District—Minneapolis-
13
—
515,592,361
533,542,740
North
Dakota—Fargo
7.8
1,296,358.630
1,273,582,484
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
22,481,099,484
+
0.4
23,787,241,128
24,083,653,392
10,525.775,295
+
7.0
11,411,433,628
11,298,935,923
statement showing the figures for each
city for the
for four years:
1958
First Federal Reserve Districtf—Boston
on—
$
Inc. or
Dec. %
+ 28.8
3,184,784
2,916,151
—17.8
8,986,850
7,541,239
+ 10.5
696,280,402
3,509,238
6.4
4,179,965
3,293,063
+
1,655,028
Worcester
12,346,792
45,313,487
22,607,980
(7
630,179,743
cities)
15,7o2,576
586,095,306
7,002,363
+10.6
13,246,575
7.5
580,837,018
J
+
2
9,709,850.
556.701.79S
1,361,896
———
1,014,462
908,486
172,259,198
156,833,182
2?gS
——
-
-"II—
+ 34.2
+
6.9
—
1.0
+
9.8
CityII-I—
Missouri—Kansas
St.
•"
1.057,863
825,458
.032,852
953,86*
11,051,147"
; '! 512,993
.
] 5
155,536,294
11,771,590
.,547,432
11,939,434
+ 26.8
26,823,801
2 >,305,572
+ 15.1
385,689,364
336,736,04*
13,682,279
16,149,378
4,989,170
r'lti''???
6,125,233
8.7
™
Joseph
—18.5
6,669,908
6,379,159
707,985,964
625,909,766
4-13.1
615,574,803
625,089,620
+
11,724,413
41,973,944
39,995,714
—
3,662,364
825,556,041
12,100,267
767,525,946
(9 cities)-
"*"
Eleventh Federal Reserve
District—DallaS-
Total
15,049,995
3.3
—
36,825,800
3,387,240
4,221,070
16,224,915
—
Springs
Colorado—Colorado
1,677,077
4,395,390
5.2
—
21,918,811
37,182,500
1,872,571
3.6
—10.5
12,763,966
40,543,080
—11.7
3,759,728
17,527,439
cities)
+ 14.1
i5'2o2'onii
—
a
629,332,234
16,617,045
Hampshire—Manchester
4,814,27*
8,057,967
3.423,51*
11,818.903
Omaha
8,697,438
Springfield
Rhode Island—Providence
9306,542
5,153,395
371,451
$
608,904,426
1,460.889
Haven
11,956,922
5.6
—
—11.2
2,988,221
3,625,510
Connecticut—Hartford
3.0
11,704,928
$
3,733,706
Bedford—
+
4,616,561
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City—
1955
7,148,233
Fall River
140,097,051
17,427,304
Total
1956
673,055,297
.
0.5
4,357,887
Helena
Hastings
—
3,847,769
Massachusetts—Boston
392,760,490
+
9,858,095
tySS'SoS
—
Lincoln
t
Maine—Bangor—
10,620,213
+ 11.1
157,642,770
Kw'ichufopeka —-—JffiS
1957
$
—15.9
379,770,1-3
158,407,115
Minneapolis
OI
+
Week Ended Dec. 13
Clearings at—
8,.292,767
4-1,8/0,383
Minnesota—Duluth
+ 128.3
44
detailed
+
+
—
+
3.1
27,977,275
24,129,476
1.0
33,581,700
35,504,200
7.5
2,933,741
3,269,098
7.6
853.691.804
Texas
Austin
"
Dallas
Fort
14,715,967
475,876,049
"
WdrthllH
40,114,203
8,146,000
6,280.000
Galveston
Wichita
11,258,431
164,398,824
42,012,596
—
FaflS-I-I—
7,130,829
6,621,383
15,038,693
15,235,576
561,054,134
—
Louisiana—Shreveport
245,774,417
+ 30.7
11,424,529
11.986,423
+ 189.5
431,600,710
443,488,243
4.7
40,593,037
43,386,175
+
—22.9
7,228,000
7,313,000
7.7
6,764,589
7.258,471
1.3
17,981,496
13,110,423
+ 128.3
515,592,361
533.542,740
1.2
+
—
778,653,730
Total
(6 cities)
—
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Second Federal Reserve District—New YorkYork—Albany
80,835,983
Binghamton
fa)
Buffalo
73,367,624
127.573,409
Jamestown
.,
132,013,297
2,696,457
Elmira
.
+10.2
fa)
2,853,449
3,224,426-
3,190,347
New York
11,308,371,978
11,955.324,189
Rochester
44,970,418
41,702.370
Syracuse
26,495,333
25,411,268
(a)
79.267,232
fa)
—
—
+
3.4
145.215,565
75,156,963
3,790,404
135,398,727
5.5
2,932,780
3,388,474
1.1
3,628,513
3,675,004
24.508,842
81,122,076
77,310,554
5.4
12.375,807,500
7.8
42,134,130
4.3
7.3
97,523,138
+
1.9
94,275,687
95,541,171
SSS
-
caS^L0"8
I-
SSS
G30:Ito;208
'SffiSS
203,989,022
41,582,261
+
4.6
+
99,350,258
Oregon—Portland"-
12,784,717,469
+
+
201,608,594
—
Yakima
Utah-Salt Lake City
6,644,688
190,024,715
207,341,603
5,711,864
204,992,757
203 588,969
6,952,558
203,835,128
Washington—Seattle
New
—
iujmi.
.
Connecticut—Stamford
New
Jersey—Newark
Northern New Jersey
81,390,722
82,474,952
11,756,680,802
12,414,113,570
—
25,021,781
23,308,925
27,663,112
+10.7
26,873,586
82,496,267
75,316,442
1.3
81,211,346
12.863.421.548
13,261.551.743
(108
(9
cities)
+ 14.0
(a) Clearings
5.646,852
186.640,008
32.292,655
35,146,671
:
0.3
21,198,920
+ 11.4
674,470,837
683.661.724
+ 16.5
24.793,085
12 ,J78,484
—
+
7.0
26,861,845
9,779,128
+
4.5
,
16,579,318
19,180,232
9.259,304
1,351,242,300
(10 cities)
total
—
cities)
1,258,806,888
+
7.8
1,296,358,630
22,574,686,602
22,481,099,484
+
0.4
23,787,241,128
24,083,353,392
11,266,314,624
10,525,775,295
+
7.0
11,411,433,628
11,298,935,923
88,343,488
5.3
Total
Grand
Outside New'York City
Total
•
< 1,707,025
1,223,021,143
—
-
i;751,246
-
1955
630,179,743
citiej
"
Vr
2,769,460
—
Nebraska—Fremont
(12
8,073,584
242,906,642
—
+
Haute_
Terre
Montana—Billings
Portland
4.1
7.3
+16.5
7,454,051
244,022,504
17,382,765
——
7o
44
6
our
7,874,96*4.
298,463,081,
230,355,70* s
+ 13.1
6,762,378
37,390,86«i
44
_108
add
397,600,00(11
8,299,979%
37,626,395
District—Chicago-
—
or
786,657.996
.10
.
130.239,000b
377,700,000
8,183,203
743,175
Wayne
Indianapolis
South Bend
7.6
1,308,000.900
9
—
126,748,432
0.2
1,308,000,900
Seventh Federal Reserve
44
7
—
7.9
+
44
4
—
..
Dallas
Total
0.6
+
44
10
week ended December
r
752,146,023
197,154,693
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand .'Rapids
+
12,414,113,570
1,300,673,901
Outside New York City
New
761,906,848
771,561
44
—17
-
12th San Francisco-
New
6.9
8,527,228».
*
Inc.
1,072,319,193
6
9th Minneapolis
New
+
205,445,433
—-
(10 cities)
Dec.
44
7
-
now
146,101,533
+
15,999,873
Orleans-
S
767,525,946
11,756,680.802
.—11
Richmond
We
153,429,346
36,236,086
239,813,028
Mobile
Louisiana—New
Total
<>
9
—
fffeita.
—
8.8
132,232,288
261,791,584
—
expansion
and in the San Francisco Reserve
825,556,041
Cleveland
Total
9.8
389,300,000
Mississippi—Vicksburg
1957
$
1
Philadelphia
11th
0.2
+
—
142,742,911
-
7.646.557
7.148.558
OF BANK CLEARINGS
1958
if
Kansas
364,620,424,
—
4,769,503..
27,568,000) =*
390,200,000
—
Springfield
\r.
10th
Nashville
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
District of 73%.
7th1l7Jmcago
200,559,33*
5,120,390
28,093,109
201,479,085
8,782,403
365,002,515
+ 14.8
11,907,581
In the Kansas City Reserve District there is
13.1%, in the Dallas Reserve District
St.
36,441,395
Tennessee—Knoxvillo
'"
a
but the St. Louis Reserve District
enjoys
6th
5.8
0.1
*
■
The Chicago Reserve District suffers
Reserve District of 7.5%.
8th
cities)
Florida—Jacksonville
gain of 7.6% and in the Philadelphia Re¬
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals show an im¬
District of 3.0%.
5th
+
+
736,112,335
(6
Alabama—Birmingham
provement of 10.1%, the Richmond Reserve District
4th
1,435,522,503
$22,574,686,602 against $22,481,099,484 in the
Outside of this city there
the New York Reserve District the totals
record
3rd
1,382,941,933
152,098,890
center
New
0.1
343,5^1,602
138,661,364
—
not available at time of going to press.
are
showing a decrease of 5.4%. We group the cities according to the
Federal Reserve Districts in which
they are located and from this we note that in
2hd
8,494,062
14,407,248
500,364,260
9,048,224
377,396,921
increase of 0.4%, the aggregate clearings for
the whole country having amounted to
1st Boston
5,406.378
25,060,387
200,936,854
5,720,388
Georgia—Atlanta
the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
there-,was
of
25,077,000
230,769,266
441,612,864
—t
able to give final and
complete results of the previous week—the week ended
Dec. 13.
For that week
serve
+
14,938,320
3.2
—
0.1
j In the elaborate detailed statement, however,
serve
1,299,108,921
District of Columbia—Washington—
we are
at this
1,300,673,901
0.5
—14.3
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
Saturday and the Saturday figures
same
420,277,340
—
—
.
issue of next
our
406,629,270
Maryland—Baltimore
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the
foregoing will
ends
14,661,042
Virginia—Huntington
Total
'Estimated.
10,407,110
0.7
$26,170,704,850 $26,141,034,580
Total all cities for week
63,093,800
12,586,398
63,692,300.
Virginia—Norfolk
Richmond
u—L*.
South
cities, five days
4.6
566,613,185
56,303,200
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
+
All cities, one day
276,890,763
540,123,963
3.3
1.2
4,678,679.425
4,709,877,765
12,449,79*.
298,482,047
2.3
12,561,927
4.—--
12,104,541
+11.7
60,793,100
—
(7 cities)
—17.7
—
cities,_ five days
3.4
+
—
10,352,685
,
—_
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
west
days
12,030,007.
270,031,566:
508,009,556
+10.6
576.292,866
624,732,180
392,046,335
Cleveland
Baltimore
-
Youngstown
Total
.
.
-
Mansfield
Pittsburgh
+
1
Columbus
767,075,723 ;
531,185,475
423,700,000
Total all
12,444,470
301,704,053
496,188,396
i
^
>
Cleveland
5.0
779,698,117
-
...
San Francisco
Other
1.1
—
1,174,237,202
Louis
Ten
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
*1,050,000,000
____
Philadelphia
St.
1957
$14,091,748,360 $14,245,513,689
Chicago
Kansas City
v
4,183,923
8,637,138*
21,084,144*
23,035,283*
.
Week Ended Dec. 20—
York
4,381,694
7,447,754
4,313,736
8,156.999
Delaware—Wilmington
2,197,288h
4,812,36(1
1,214,000,00(1
*4,800,000
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
New
2,196,949
4,818,653
1,295,000,000
—
Wilkes-Barre
New
+14.1
974,000,000
L_
$
1,867,521
5,098,286
——
.—_
1966
s
2,105,263
1,968,774
2,190,553
Lancaster
Philadelphia
1956
6.2
—
1,002,000,000
.
Scranton
2,196,351
2,246,510
—
or
Dec. 7o
$
Chester
of the country, indicate that for the week ended
at
Third Federal Reserve
41
operations discontinued.
*Estlmated.
-
1,273,582,484
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
48
.
.
Monday, December 22, 1958'
.
(2684)
-
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
the Federal Reserve Bank
transfers on the different
requirement of Section 522 oi the Tariff Act of 1930,
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable
countries of ihe world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
Pursuant to the
DECEMBER
2454
Jan
1
Jan
1
stock
stock;
2141*
Jan
1
2244-
1973—_—Jan
1
2244'
1
2245'
debentures—
B
series
bonds (hie Jan.
adjustment
debt
1,
Inc.—'
Energy Supply Schwaben,
adjustment bonds due Jan. 1, 1973——Jan
Fedders-Quigan Corp., 5 'A % cumul. conv. pfd. stock
Dec
debt
Mining Corp.—r:.
*.
debt adjustment bonds, due Jan. 1, 1970
Kidrandina (Energia Hidroelectrica Andiana) S. A.—
.
Jan
4'A%
Argentina, peso—
Free
pound
Australia,
.0155668
1.036312
1.036093
.210330
.210342
.210417
.2x0.92
.00311807*
.00311807*
.00311807*
.00311807*
.00311807*-
markka
France
(Metropolitan), franc
Germany, Deutsche mark___
.00338046
.00238046
.00237968
.00238007
.00238007
.239050
.239087
.239075
.210206
.210283
2.805187
2.805312
2.805625
.00277912*
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
.00277912*
.00377912*
.327747
.327814
.327814
.0800560*
.0800560*
.265131
.327714
.0800560s
.265100
2.776918
Mexico, peso
.00277912*
.327747
.00277912'-'
.265112
2.777227
.140080'
.140080*
.140080*
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
.0349000*
.0349000 *
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.193283*
peseta
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc.
Union of South Africa, pound-
.496950*
.0349000*
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo
Spain,
.193283*
.193283*
.233275
2.794706
2.794831
2.795143
2.805312
2.805625
pound sterling
adjustment
Transmission
Gas
States
Printing
15-year 4'A%
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
thousands of dollars)
(In
Dec.
Total
certificate
gold
Other
cash
advances
and
Discounts
—
loans
Industrial
—
Held
under
Bonds
*
Total
bought
outright
under repurchase
Total
U.
Total
S.
and
agreement t
securities
Other
93,845
125,336
assets
Total
93,662
133,860
and
——
195,036.
ing
U.
Reserve notes
bank
$27,931,104 $27,802,134 $27,610,478"
„
U.
19,U6,737
reserves
S.
18,376,269
Treasurer—general account
Foreign
503,448
S.
230,328
336,409
326,821
,
Deferred
deposits
in
Total
-
accrued
itemsdividends
with
5,134,983 T
33,852
34,117
—$53,308,457 $51,133,048
$52,841,677"
U.
360,421
359,632
343,643
Surplus
809,195
809,195
186,923
215,105
197,660
capital accounts
—
loan,
—
Name oj
!Exclusive
serves;
of
—
+
+
+
+
+
—
.
+
134
+
+
278
2
12
760
207
+6,247
+1,008
+2,432
+2,091
4
122
92
30
95
17
716
1,408
443
—
900
—
37
+;
36
995
995
Increased
+53
*
Includes, prior to Sept.
2,
41.5%
1958^ Section
42.4%
13b
surplus
Stock
326
and
after
76
107
+
1,369
—
—
deduction
of
—
+
valuation
.
banks of the Federal Reserve
shows
ended
the
following
Dec.
10:
An
increase
of
changes
$354
for
million
the
in
458
660
re¬
in
Government
securities
and
$1,394
million
in-
U.
1st cohsTolidated 6%
creases
ill. Chicago, $26 million in the Boston
million in.the San Francisco District
ing to industry
appear
in another
to brokers and. dealers for
District, and $16Changes accord¬
15-year
purchasing
or
release;
Loans
carrying U* S.-
1st
Harvester
Berlin
4%%
Power
1978- and
series
B
4%%
due
debt
Jan.
1,
Co.,
com.
1-29
12-12
1--9
12-16
1-15
!37'/2C
12-16
1-15
1-28
!60c
7c
(quar.)
Co.
Silver
(quar.)
&
Maine—
1-
1
12-12
1-
1
12-10
12-31
12-15
89'Ac
—
Telegraph
5%
Corp.
Co., common
6%
-
Financial
•
25c
-
?
Corp.,
$1.25
-
(quar.)—
convertible preferred
Interstate
Power,
4.36%
Investment Co.
(quar.)
5
6
1-
5
12-.2
12-31
12-15
2-2(P
12-15
—
—
1-
1
20c
1-
1
15c
j.—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
12-
2
20c
common' (quar.)
B
12-22
1-15
1-
3-
75c
(quar.)
Reinsurance
1
preferred (quar.).
Class
-
11-26
12-30
45c
433Ac
—
pfd.
7%
Co.,
45c
Interstate
12-12"
11-21
12-29
Fund—
Textbook
-
12-12
1-14
'
-
12-12
12-26
2%
(stock dividend)-.
International
Interstate
12-12
(Canada) Ltd.—
Telephone
Inter-Ocean
12-31
2
12-30-
si-
—.—
6
1-15
1-
25c
(s-a)—__
investment income)
net
1-15
$1
——
Ltd.
1-
12-15..
12-31'
1-15-59
•
40c
—
(quar.)
Packers,
Telegraph of
and
1-
1
12-15
1-1
12-15
54 'Ac
23c
1-
12-15!
2
12-16
of America—
net investment inc.
distribution of 27c fr. net realized
6%
conv
Investors
Jan
1
2349
30,
1966
Dec
31
*
31,
1960
Dec 31
2350
ser,
.
sales
preferred
Funding
A due
Jan.
debenture
.
Class
B
common
Iowa
(27c
div.
2350
(quar.)_-
of New
Common
4.30%
—_
Power
4.80%
(quar.)
preferred
&
12-26
11-24
'%60c *
1-15
12-15
!75c-
1-15
34c
-
12-15
York—
1-1
9c
1-Jl
1-10
12-31
1-
2
12-15
60c
1-
2
53%c
1-
2
Power Co.—...
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Light,
1-10
40c
(quar.)—
1-10
7'Ac
—
—
Light &
preferred
"A.
is
9c
convertible preferred
Electric
4.35%
bonds,
1
sec.
common,
3.30%
1,
Jan
of
Corp.
A
Iowa
bonds
from
payable in cash or-stk. at holder's option)
Investment Foundation, Ltd., com. (quar.)—'
4.80 %
Dec.
a
profits
"6%
adjustment
1978
12-l5r
12-23
-!25c
-
Page
&
Light Co.—
debt adjustment deb.
12-18?
1-12
$1
—
(quar.)
preferred
Class
Trading Corp.—
debentures series A 19C6
mortgage bonds, due
12-18
2
2'/2C
International
.
;
Date
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp.—
5 ^ debentures of 1956, due June
4%
12-19.
2
1-
Ltd.—
(quar.)
-
*
Palestine
4.%, s. f.
2
1-
$1
*
...
Anglo Lautaro Nitrate Corp.—
press
Government and other securities increased
$174 million
Real estate loans increased $34 million.
Dec 19
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS :
,
1-
50c
(From
Page
1, 1993—Dec 22
Company and Issue—
Ampal-American
1
12-31
$5
<—
Interstate Securities Co.
1, 1967
series D bonds, due Apr.
$126 mil¬
1
(Quarterly of 7c from
due July
Maryland & Pennsylvania RR.—
lion at all
reporting member banks; the principal in¬
were $38 million in New York
City, $32 million
Powders,
International
Date
12-
1-
1-15
20c
—
International Resources
TENDER
Indianapolis Rys., Inc.—
5% general, mortgage bonds
3
50c
(s-a)
(Md.)
Inc.
dividend
International
Company and Issue—
S.
Government deposits; and? an increase of
$1,644 million
in demand deposits adjusted.
Commercial and industrial loans increased
OF
12-
75c
(quar.)—
4%
list of corporate bonds, notes,
NOTICE
12-13
2%
Bronze
International
(except where otherwise indicated)
which the details were given in the "Chronicle."
adjusted; decreases of $272 million in holdings of U. S.
2
(Chicago)—
final)
i
Common
the current volume
loans
1-
(7c from
in¬
from securities
Milling. Co., com. iquar.)
4%- preferred
(quar.)
—
International Minerals & Chemical Corp.—
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
week
7c
participating preferred
Stock
preferred and common stock called for- redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
System in leading cities
principal
a
12-13
1-2-59
$3
International
(San Francisco District).
Below will be found
2
International Business Machines
Notices
weekly reporting member
8
1-
!12%c
—
—
dividend
Common
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
Condition Statement of Member; Banks
8
12-
—
6%
preferred (s-a)
International Paper Co.
$27,543.
8
12-29
America—
Certificates,
International
45.8%
of
8
1212-
!683Ac
—
International Shoe
The condition statement of
and
North
International Paints
—
12-
12-29
2'Ac
of
gold certificate reserves
deposit and F; R. note liabilities
combined
Fund
Income
of
Insuranshares
141
—
of Rec.
12-29
!56'Ac
quarterly
Quarterly
558
+
Payable
;-$i
Exchange Building
Insurance
6%
57
+
<
14c
+4,023
—
29
—1,394
(:•
Holdert
12-29
(s-a)
preferred
■-
When
■
$40c
—
—.
income
Co.
Insurance
Ratio,
to
(quar.)
vestment
+
+
+
individual loan items are shown gross.
♦Preliminary
1,095
A
Institutional
—
commitments-
2356
31
Institutional Securities Ltd.—
+ 2,148
1,554
banks
2246
16
..
'■
Share
5% pieferred (quar.)
Ingersoll-Rand Co., 6%
84
banks-
to
948
!$1.12V2
(quar.)
common
preferred
International
—
-Feb
% subord. debs, due Aug. 1,'72. .-Dec
redeemable
Class
+ 1,644
1,511
Reserve
2
1,
May
-
—
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
5'A % preferred (quar.)
Ingersoll Machine & Tool Co., Ltd.—
+
11,117
loans
224#
cumul. preference stock. ,_Dec 31
Company
4'A%
deposits:
others—
From
2453
5
1
.Feb
■
-
dated
debentures
1967
Industrial Acceptance, Ltd.,
58,858
banks
Foreign
—
Per
27,966
—
Government
S.
U.
banks.
Borrowings:
From Federal
Total liabs. &• capital accounts— $54,664,996 $52,516,980 $54,158,116
Contingent liability on acceptances
purchased
for t
foreign
correspondents
72,282
74,001
68,367
Industrial
—>
—
deposits
demand
Domestic
*775,136
Other
except
S.. Government
Interbank
in
1,
May
•
Inter-County Title Guaranty & Mortgage Co.
Interlake Steamship Co. (year-end) _—
deposits adjusted
deDosits
Time'
ACCOUNTS—
paid
banks
domestic
-Jan
DIVIDENDS
LIABILITIES—
24,692'
Demand
liabilities
CAPITAL
Capital
and
-
banks—
vault
Balances
$20,631,678^
3,926,010
4,574,829-
5
18,676
9,260
1,758
12,834
1,133
2,382
—
Reserve
-Mar 10
bonds-
(Continued from page 14)
34
11
272
+
+
+
2,132
4,158
6,911
-
-
with Federal
Reserves
Page
2133
30
*Announoement in this issue.
115
1,239
t-
,
banks
to
Loans
$20,208,518 $19,370,787
availability cash
Other liabs.
due
.
.
subordinate
Since
+
174
indebtedness—
securities
Other
Cash
Total
of
Treasury
U. S. bonds
487,738
344,069
174,823
3
9,539
11,567
31,877
—
bills-—
certificates
notes
235€f
stock
preference'
-
.
Southeastern Fund, 6'A
+
89
—1,190
+ 17o
126
+
2,030
Government securities—total
Treasury
19,625,048
437,369
251,924
Other
Inc.—
4'A%
loans
loans-
1
J
Inc.—
Co.,
Northwest Airlines, Inc., 4.60%
for
estate
Other
Treasury
Member
Society,
convertible
5%
for pur-
or
loans
Other
L— -Jan
1982
CALLED
Family Finance Corp. 4 'A % pfd. stock, series A and B ._Jan
+7,744
204
354
+
+
+
+
609
—
dealers
and
carrying securities
purchasing or carry¬
securities
chasing
83,585
Deposits:
30,195
loans—
brokers
to
Loans
LIABILITIES—
Federal
and
Agricultural
$54,664,996 $52,516,980 $54,158,116
.
95,134
53,997
adjusted!—
Commercial
Real
assets
adjusted!———
industrial loans——
investments
Loans
Loans
$23,863,435
ISSUES
Apartments, Inc.—
(In millions of dollars)
ASSETS
$26,746,018 $24,636,626
15
15
12
6,931,623
4,919,920
6,497,394
Premises.
Bank
263,800.
1,
Jan.
due
convertible
Dec. 11,
1957
Dec. 3,
1958
1958*
$23,599,635,
8,000
2511
Date
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (—)
10,
Dec.
$26,878,001
items
cash
77,900
ber banks
1869
1
liabilities of reporting mem¬
2,801,750
$26,194,312 $26,246,612
Due from foreign hanks
Uncollected
of assets and
follows:
19,933,612
2,483,771
securities— $26,272,212 $26,254,612
Govt,
loans
2,867,565
2,483,771
Notes
:
2
Jan
prior preferred and first preferred stock—
$3
.
Filter
Air
1957,
A summary
18,649,726
-
1
Ry.—
debentures
cumulative
5%
Banks increased $76
and borrowings from others decreased $107
Loans to banks increased $92 million.
million
Jan
1962—
first
5%
American
2293
2294
Jan
Central & Hudson Bay Ry.—
Income debentures stock and/or
Algoma
Francisco Dis¬
"2293
Co.—
—
Corp., $3.50 cumulative prior pfd. stock- .Dec
Gas
Grolier
million.
2355
2293
Company and Issue—
Alabama
Borrowings from Federal Reserve
864,273
2,193,250.
—
-
Certificates
2,245,550
18,649,726
2,867,565
Bills
which $104
all districts.
15,519
1
1719
due
1953,
series due 1977
Lithograph
&
ENTIRE
City and a total of $84 million at all reporting
member banks. U. S. Government deposits decreased in
.26,312
-
o,/2%
Holdings of
York
securities:
Jan
Jan. . 1
Jan * 1
Jan
1
2510
1
f. bonds due July. 1,
s.
Maryland
25-year
Beaux-Arts
outright—
Bought
Held
36,199
___
agreement
repurchase
Government
8.
Western
trict, $130 million in Chicago, $82 million in the Kansas
City District, and by smaller amounts in all of the other
districts.
Time deposits increased $53 million in New
867,254
37,197
Bought outright
U.
City, $289 million in the San
New York
$19,992,499 $19,999,552 $22,084,647
341,150
321,551
351,987302,527
302,402
308,829
568,256
454,870
730,853 /
336
337
507
reserves—
notes of other Banks
F. R.
918,659
916,606
R. notes—
Redemption fund for F.
in
of
$791 million in
adjusted increased
deposits
Demand
Dec. 18,
1957
Dec. 10,
1958
$19,075,893 $19,080,893 $21,217,393
account
certificate
Gold
17,
1958
ASSETS—
1
Co.—
cumul. preference stock
Welsbach Corp.—
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $110 million
York City, $81 million in Chicago, and a total
2291
Jan
—
5%
New
r
2291
1
15
—
1,
dated Jan.
debs,
mortgage pipe line bonds 5'A %
United
•Nominal.
$278 million at all reporting member banks.
"other" securities increased $122 million of
million was in New York.
2503
r1
,+
Westphalia
Tennessee
1st
Statement of Condition of tho Twelve
1
Electric Power Corp.—
5'A% debt adjustment bonds ser. A due Jan. 1, 1978
4'A% debt adjustment bonds ser. B due Jan. 1, 1978
4'A% debt adjustment bonds ser. C due Jan. 1, 1978
2.794520
2.805187
2142
1970—Jan
._—Feb
due Jan. 1,
preferred stock
cumulative
1,. 1973—
Jan.
2.805000
2.804687
debt
4»A%
.233341
.233325
.233325
.233275
2.794209
2352
1
Tramway,
Rhine
.193283*
.193283*
4'A%
Co.,
Light & Power Co.—
5% prior lien bonds, due 1961———
Rhine-Ruhr Water Service Union—
.."".■f'u
.496950*
.-Dec 31
1975
31,
Dec.
West RRv—
North
&
Milk
Pueblo
.140080*
.140080*
krone
Pet
.265100
2.777846
2.777537
2.777413
income bonds due
mortgage
Jan
1963_.
Nprth German Lloyd—
4'A% debt adjustment debentures
,0800D60*
.0800560*
.265112
1
due Jan. 1,
bonds due Jan. 1, 1974
^._Jan
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.—
1st mortgage bonds 6'A % series due 1982
.—Jan
Nippon Electric Power Co., Ltd.
(Nippon Denryoku
Kabushiki
Kaisha), 1st mortgage 6V2%
gold bonds,
clue Jan. 1, 1953 extended to Jan. 1, 1963—
Jan
2.805000
2.804687
Japan, yen
Malaysia, Malayan dollar—
Inc.—
General mortgage 5%
.210248
.210031
.210218
2247
Louisiana
.239066
,239025
India, rupee
Ireland, pound-
United Kingdom,
1st
1,037500
.210342
rupee
2352
1
Karstadt,
debt adjustment bonds,
Lautaro Nitrate Co., Ltd.—
1.038125
1.037187
1
1
,
4'A%
.0^00625
.0200625
.0200625
secured dollar bonds, due July 1, '71—Jan
iRudolph)
.0385356*
.0385356*
.0385o56*
,0200625
3 V2%
2.235^59
2.235557
2.235308
.0385356*
.0385356*
Finland,
Norway,
.0148716
.0200600
Belgium, franc___
Canada, dollar—.
Ceylon,
.0155915
Interprovincial
.0555555*
2.235208
2.234810
Austria, schilling
.0555555*
2246
1
Pipe Line Co.—•
'
1st mortgage and coll. trust bonds se'ries B—Jan
20-year a. i. 7%
$
.0555555*
.0159576
.0159763
s
Dec. 18
$
.0555555*
.0555555*
Official
Ac -'
$
$
Thursday
Dec. 17
16
Dec.
Dec. 15
Dec. 12
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Friday
2352'-
30
Harpen
c. ii.
2461
Dec 31
series B
Corp.—
Power
4%%
and
debentures
A
Electric
York (Value In United States Money)
Cable Transfers in New
Noon Buying Rate for
„
Rentenbank-Kreditanstalt—A
Deutsche
5'A%
Country and Monetary Unit
1988—
1,
cumulative preferred
preterred
cumulative
5V2%
OF 1930
1958, INCLUSIVE
18,
1958 TO DECEMBER
12,
•
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp.—
Series
BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT
CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL RESERVE
EXCHANGE RATES
FOREIGN
5 'A %
Investing Co.,
City
Pagev
Date
Company and Issue—
Cambridge Electric Light Co.—
3T'o% notes, series B, due Jan.
common
:
—
(quar.)
40c
.82%e
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (qoar.)
preferred tquar,)^-jw—
,
-
-
S1.083A
$1.20
12-26
111-
lr
12-15,
12-15
11-26-
12-15
1
12-15
1
12-15
Volume
Number 5805
18ft:
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
<quar.)____
dividend-'(subject to stockholders'
Stock;
approval*"Jan.
$6
Jaepbsen
Mfg..i .(resumed)
ServUe,
Public
Common
5%:
preference D
(quar.).
6%
preference
$8
5?;r; 1st
11-28
$1:75
Longines-Wittnauer
____
2
11-28
2
11-28
5%>
1-
2
11-28
2"
11-28
Co.»
3%%'
2
12-15
Louisiana
12-31
12-10
4.96%
$2
12-22
12-
$i
12-22
12-
8
4.44%
preferred
preferred
preferred
12-22
12-
8
Louisville
Gas'&
4.16%
&
Inc.
(quar.)
$1.46 pfd.
(quar.)
12-30
1-
1
12-20
4-
1
3-20
12-29
12-17
12-29
12-17
$1-
12-29
$1.75
1-10
50c
12-31*
15c
-
Co.-
12-17
1-19
4-17
Lowenstein
83c
12-
1-
1
5
12-
12-22
-•
2
12-31
36 (4 c
«
12-12
--■%
■
"- V
Midland
"
2-
2
1-12
2-2
1-12
2-
1-12
2
'
32(4c
(s-a)
1-15
12-31
:,31 (4c
5%
1-15
12-31
2-16
15c
I-30
12-24
$2.50-
.
& Sons
Mfg.
Typograph Co.,
&
Sales
5% '/«■
preferred
(quar.)
Aircraft.
,
class
B
12-15
2-
$22 (4c
1-16
1-15
12-15
1-2
12-16
(quar.)_____^_^_____.
12-15
40c
(quar.)____
18%c
common
1
$25c
37(4c
$6
participating
10c
div.)
(stock
oommon
Kansas
4%
10c
3iy4c
1-15
$1.1214
3-
4.28 %
12-
1
1-2
12-19
9
1
2-13
1
2-13
1-2
12-19
1-
1st
4(4%
Miles
1
2-13
Mack
1
2-13
MacLaren Power
3-
1
2-13
12-31
11-28
Extra
1-15
37c
12-29
12-31
Co., 7% pfd. (s-a)_
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred
preferred
Laboratories
12-
8
1-
Gas,
(qua_\)
com.
preferred
4)4%
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Kerr-McGee
Madison
12*
5
Madsen
5
Class
Miller-Wohl
4(4%
Common-
4(4%
Keyes Fibre Co.,
Kqystone
4.80%
1-
2
12-15
$1.1214
1-
1
12-15
1-
2
(quar.)
Dutch Airlines
tp
approximately
Knickerbocker Village, Inc
Knott
Hotels
Slock
dividend
5%
Class
B
$1.25
1-15
1-
4(4%
convertible preferred B
La
Salle
Extension
Year-end
Laclede
Gas,
5%
B (quar.)
Laboratories, Inc:
Lambert
(Alfred)
A
Class
B
Lamson
6%
1-
21-
3.-85%
&
2
12-12
2
1-15
12-16
2
1-.9-59
Cc.
Marsh
Steel
12-31
12-15
2
12-19
12-31
12-18
12-31
12-18
$$2
1- 2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
30c
12-31
12-19
$1.50
12-31
12-19
,
$$1
1-15
593«C
1-
2
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
1-
12-10
10c
2
11c
12-31
12-20
30c
1-30
1-16
2-
9614c
35c
$1.43%
1-15
2
12-24
'
1-
12-
5
12-10
2
1-15
12-19
1-15
12-19
Carolina)—
McCord
12-15
12-15
36c
(quar.)_
(stock
div.)
"
1
5%.
1214c
1-
-
approval)
Life. Companies, Inc. (stock
Liggett Myers Tobacco, 7%
National
Wayne, Ltd.)
Link-Belt Co.
Lion
Match
Life
5%
dividend)
$1.75
(quar. )_,.__
Co.
.Original
1-
12-10
2
50c
tstoek dividend*.
2-
1
1-10
60c
3-
2
2-
2
5%
RR.
Special gtd.
capital
(quar.)
12-30
12-19
25c
12-30
12-19
1214c
—
:
Miami
12-31
12-31
12-
50C 3-10-59
$1.10
3-10-59
5
2-19
(stock dividend)
214%
1-23
2-19
1-
9
Loblaw Groceterias Co., Ltch—
$1.60, preferred series B
Lock
Joint
Pipe
8%, preferred
Co.,
'fixtra
(Marcus)
common
(quar.)_^
(quar.)
Locke Steel Chain Co.
Loew's
(initial quar.)
!
(quar.)
Theatres,
Ltd.
4___I
$40c
1-15
12-10
25c
12-31
12-17
$1
1-
1
12-17
30c
(quar.)
12-29
12-15
$$1-
12-31
12-
8
$$1
12-31
12-
8
12-22
A
5%
Co.,
common
preferred
Medford
6%
Stores
Motor
Finance
Motor
Products
Mount
Diablo
1- 2
12-12
1-
12-18
2
12-31
12-24
12-22
12-22
12-15
12-
3
12-23
121212-
6
6
6
12-10
12-10
11c
12-31
12-
5
12,29
12-29
11-28
11-28
$3.50
preferred
preferred
$37(4c
$$1.12(4
1- 2
12-15
1- 2
12-15
;
.
,___
$$4
(s-a)
t$l
12-29
12-29
1-
2
•
.
12-19
12-12
12-12
•
45c
1-14
12-19
$1.30
12-15
11-26
5%
1-15
12-13
25c
1-1
11*28
$1.12(4
1-1
11-28
$1.17(4
1-
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
.
12- 8
1- 2
$25c
^
12*15
1-15
50c
$1.75
a
:
11-28
1-15
12- 8
3%
1
Works,.:Ltd. (quar.)_—
1- 2
,
12-15
$35c
1- 2
15c
1-13
t45c
1- 2
12* 5
1-
2
12-
t$1.75
t$1.75
1-
2-
12-» 5
1-
2
12*^5
-—
(quar.)_
—
(quar.)—
12*15
12-10
*
5
1- 2
12-15
1-2':
;20c
593%c
.
12-15
62(4c
Corp.
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f
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12-12 J
12-30
$1.75
$1.25
(quar.)
,1- 2
12-19
12-29
12-12
60c
.
.
12-22
6c
12-27
12-13
$15c
iquar.)
(quar.)__
(reduced)
Co.
12-101
1
Inc.—
Royal Dairies, Ltd. (quar.)
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph—
Quarterly J
Mueller
1-
15c
(quar.)
Corp., $5 pfd.
1—2
12-1
12- 2
1-15
12-19
35c
1-
6
12-15
$1,65
—.
t
Muskegon Motor Specialties Co.—
class
$2
convertible
B
(quar.)
50c
Shares
realized
from
(53c
.
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)__
1-
2
1-15
12-15
12-31
1-15.
12-31
1-15
1- 2
12-31
12-12
12-27
12-17
1- 5
.
7c
Extra
G%>
11-15
1-20 '
capital
from ordinary income)
Mutual System, Inc., common (quar.)_
plus
11-15
1- 2
60c
6c
dividend)
(stock
1- 2
25c
(quar.)
Company
gains
preference
5%
10e
A
Preference
Muter
37(4c
—
60c
Myers (F. C.) Bros.
Racing Assn'.V
Narragansett
,
50e
Inc.—
National
Aeronautical'(year-end stock
National
Aviation
12-19
Corp.
1
12-31
1
12-12
realized
1-20
12-23
National Can Co
capital
gains)
I*
2
12-19
National Cash Register
1
12-10
National
Company
12-31
National
Electrici
12-15
12-12
12-12
Co.—
,
Food
National
1
12-
8
National Grocers
1*
1
12-
8
1-2-59
11-
3
.
(quar.)___—
1-
2
12-19
National Gypsum Co.y common
Stock dividend:
1
12-17
1-
1
12-11
1-
2
11-28
National
2-
2
12-29
12-31
12-15
distribution of 60o from* gain real¬
ized
in
investments). The capital gains
distribution is payable in cash or stocksNational Lead Co., 6% preferred B -(quar.)
National Linen Service, common (quar.).
Class
A'
2%
30c
1-
1
12-15
62(4c
1-
1
12-15
$2
1-12
$30c
25c
12-31
1- 2
plus
$3c
Investors
(quarterly
Corp.
of
National
$1.12Vz
$1:25
preferred:(quar.)
(quar.)L
12-15
National
Presto
15c
Industries
12-19
40c
12-19
12-30
12-19
National-Standard: CO.*
1- 2
12- 5
National Sugar Refining Co.
20c
12-22
32c
20c
(quar.)
5%
3114c*
3114c
6214c
40c
50o20c
Corp., com. (stock div.)—
preferred A (quar.)
—
5% second preferred B (quar.)i__i—
National Screw & Mfg.
(quar.)
87(4c
(quar.)
67c
$1;50?
20c
preferred
11-29-
1- 2
1- 2
12-301'
45c
37(4c
$68%c
12-29
1- 2
12-19
Propane
second
12-
5
National Tile & Mfg.
12-
5
National
12-30
12-18
12-29
12-15
1- 1
5%
11-28
12- 5
12- •"
1- 2
12- 5
12-24
2- 2
1- 51- 5
12- 2
1* T*
12-12*.
-
7c
35c
(quar.):
1—9
12-12
12-12
12- 5
a
4V4%
5%
~
U-U
1- b
1- 2
1-2
$5o- 1-2-59?
(quar.).
Class B
__.
1-23
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd.
50c
30c
(increased)
12-15
$15c
+37(4c
50c
common-(quar.)
(quar.)
1-
Co.—
(s-a)
Inc. .(extra)
1-14
1- 2
2%
(stock dividend)—
Ltd^
Co.,
preference
2- 2
(Hartford)—
Co.
Products
12-12
1-
25c
(quar.)_
12-19
12-18^
*
15c
—
r- 2
$1.50
1-15
12-30:
40c
Reduced "
10c
(quar.)
12- 3
>
30c
2%,
.
Quarterly
$$1
(quar.)
12- 9
12-22
•
(quar.)
50c
;
12-22
6%
—
(stock dividend).
Welding,, Machine
National Fire Insurance
15c
25c
(Extra)
12-16
$1.25
.
(Btook: dividend)
1*20
12-30
12- 5
12-30
2%
Corp.—
1-
12-31
div.)
12-19
12-12
12-22
1-
(29c from net ordinary inc. and 96c from
21-
12-31
— —
2
1- 2
16c
(s.-a)
12-12
1
f
9334c
20c
Nashville &; Decatur RR:
4%
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp
Mersey Paper Co., Ltd., 5(4% pref.
1
pref. (accum.)
2%
Co.
12-
12-11
11-28
1-
2c
!
Merrimack-Essex
12-22
12-15
12-24
88c
*
dividend
Extra
12-1
1--2
12-26
$$1
62(4c
20c
preferred
common
1
12-22
$14.70
(quar.)
Nation-Wlde
Securities
$50c
(quar;)
Corp., class A (quar.)
$1.50 conv.
pfd. (quar.)_
Merchants Bank (N. Y.), new com. (initial)
Merck & Co.,
7%
Natco
$$1.50
25c
Merchants Acceptance
Stock
1
12-
87(4c
Mount
$1.50
$3
$10c
(s-a)
Co.
12-
12-22
(John) & Co.-
1-10
Distilleries, Ltd.—
Mercantile
Morrell
12-19
2
(s-a)
participating
12-1
12-22
12-22
preferred A (quar.-)—
preferred B (quar.)_
Moore Drop Forging Co., Common
43,4% conv. preferred (quai*.)
Morgan Engineering
$2.50 prior preferred (quar.)
12-20
2
(extra)
Corp.
Melchers
12-22
$1.05
7%
2
Meadville Telephone Co.
5%
12*19
$12.25
7%
2
1-
(quar.)
Co.
2
$20c
1-
1-
(quar:)
& Engineering
12-1
1-
$$2.50
common
Ltd.,
Corp.,
Extra
1-
$1.12(4
;
preferred
Manufacturing
12-15
1-2-59
(s-a)__—__
Mooro
1-26
12-10
(quar.)
conv.
preferred
$2
$25c
Co.-(quar.)
12-22
(quarterly
(quar.)i
12-12
12*15
1- 2
60c
Club
—
12-20
2
2
;
Co.
12-12
1- 2
5c
5c
preferred
Co.
30c
.
5c
10c
Trust
4
Stores
.
Midwest Co.—
Year-End
1-15
1-
r
Aircraft Corp.
Johnson
4 54
1-15
12-10
Corp.
Machine
*
(quar.)
"
Litton Industries
Income)
Trucking
McLeilan
Mead
12-15
12-31
$$1'
Montreal Locomotive
1-
5c
dividend
Class
2
12-31
Fund
Stock
1-23
12-15
1-
2
•
Investors
McQuay-Norris
Llpe RollwayiCorn., class A (quar.)
Little
Stock
McDonnell
2
1-15
30e
Growth
12-15
12-
12-15
1-
(quar.)
Investors
12-18
(Fort
(increased quar.)
C6.
2
2
5%
Stores Corp., common (quar,)
preferred
(quar.)
McDermott (J. Ray) & Co. (quar.)
McNeil
pfd.
Insurance
(quar.)
:Year-end
1-
12-22
1-
31(40
___—
Mclntyra Porcupine Mines, Ltd.
25%
12-31
12-22
:
(quar)
Corp,,. $2.50
McLean
1* 2
12-12
20c
:
4.50%
preferred? (quer.)—
4.70%
preferred! (quar.)—
Monterey Oil Co. (stock dividend)
Montgomery Ward
Co., common
Class A
(quar.)
12-22
1-20
—__
McKay Machine Co
stockholders'
5
12-15
12-27
(resumed)
preferred (accum.)_
Moore (W. S.), Inc.
(stock dividend)
Montana-Dakota
Utilities, common
Mutual
12-22
1"
1-15
12-30
1-
25c
McCrory
3(4%
Liberty National Life Insurance Co.
(Bir¬
mingham,. Ala.) - Stock divid. (subject to
Lincoln
dividend-
McBrine (L.) Co., Ltd., pfd. (s-a)
McColl-Frontenac Oil, Ltd., 4% pfd.
12-15
12-
12-19
12-31
$1.50
pfd. (quar.)
Valley RR.
(s-a)
Ltd., common
$6 partic. pref,
(quar.)__
Mays (J. W.), Inc. (quar.)
1
1-15
37(4c
Massawippi
1
2
12-15
12-12
$1.06(4
40c
Maxwell,
1-
12-31
1-
1-15
12-16
75c
Asphalt
.1-
25c
2
1
75c
net
3iy4c
1-
12-15>,
1-2
40c
8%
10c
Quarterly
Mastic
12-24
•
1-2
$1.15
10c
(s-a)
Jockey
Portland
25c
30c
Additional
3714 c
;
Liberty Loan Corp., common (quar.)
Preferred
(quar.)
!
com.
Monolith
Park
1*15
$1.10
—;
12-17
1-16
Assurance
25c
_i
Extra
from
Life
12-15
.
(quar.)__.
preferred (quar.)
Maryland Shipbuilding & Dry Dock—
Common
(quar.)
Massachusetts
:
Mortgage & Investment, Ltd.
2
50c
Extra
Corp.
,
1-31
.:- <
,,
Knitting, Ltd., 4(4%
Extra
11-28
1-2
30c
preferred (quar.)_
Monarch
12-29
25c
(extra)
com.
„12-16
.
$1.25
_
Morrison Cafeterias Consolidated,
Field & Co., 4(4% pfd. (quar.)
Company (quar.)
Casualty Co, (quar. *
Maryland Credit Finance,\com. (quar.)
preferred
4(4%
1-
2
11-28
.
—,——
25c
Marshall
Stock
Monarch
Monmouth
2-
12*16
12-31
.
preferred (quar.)_
Ltd., 6% 1st preferred
Moirs,
12-17
$17(4c
Martin
Masonite
Industries,
2
$$1.25
Marshall-Wells Co., 6%
Corp.
Y.i,
12-19
25c
(quar.)_______—'
(Mo.)__
Massachusetts
30c
preference
1
1-1
25c
(quar.)
Son
<fc
Co,-,
Year-end
3%
Corp.
.
12-30*
12-30
...$25c
3(4% preferred (clears arrears)—
3(4% preferred (quar.)—
4.20% preferred (clears arrears)
1-
$20c
preferred (quar.)_:
4(4%
45c
tquar.j_
5
20c
(quar.)
6%
15c
(N.
$1
Mohasco
12-17
$$1.25
common
.
.
5
20C
(s-a)_
Montrose Chemical
dividend
12-15
10c
Fabrics
Stock
,12-31
(Ontario)
(quar.)—
convertible
12-31
12-19
(Calif.)—•
(M.)
.
(South
2
2
$30c
(increased quar.)
Marsh
(quar.)
com.
1-
1-
50c
(quar.)
Products
:
.
1)
2,%,
Valley Gas (quar.)
Missouri Pacific RR., class A
Mobile & Birmingham RR.,. 4%
pfd.
(s-a)
Modern Containers, Ltd., class A (quar.)___.
50c
(quar.)____
Maryland
/Extra
preferred
Basket
12-15
1-
.
;
53(be
preferred (quar.)
2
25c
Ley (FredT.);&, Co.
•53,4uc
7%
Market
12-26
'
•5%'
12-19
(quar.)
31140
(quar.)
Lopington Water Co., 5%% _p.fd- (quar.)
Liberty
Common
1-
W.)».,class A (quar.)
(quar.)—
Quarterly
12-17
1-
pfd. (quar.)
:
Co-, Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.—
Marlin-Rockwell
—
(s-a)
Liberty Life Insurance
1- 6
conv.
Maritime
12-26
(resumed)
preferred
$25c
29c
Maritime Electric
2
27c
4
(quar.)
Delaware,
Fink'Products
4%
2
12-
(James)i& Sons Co.—
Lehn
Ltd.
Corp.,
12-
12-12
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(H.
12-20
2
2
1
Lee Rubber & Tire- Corp.
Lees
1-
9
Common
Lay
1-15
:
Midland
1-
i
Co;
Y.)
Extra
Marine
1-
;
Co.
(N.
Automotive
2214 c
,
$1.80
12-20
12-22
15c
4.75% conv. preferred A (quar.)
Langendorf United Bakeries Inc.—
Law-Blower
1-
12-31
2
$15c
&, Sessions
1-31
Co.
Marcmont
$15c
prior preferred
Lamson
12-
20c
12-19
15c
——
Investment
of
conv.
12-29
50c
(quar.)
,.
Corp.
Trust
Maple Leaf Gardens,
Common
Semi-annually
■
12-19
i
12-12
1-
.
—
Monarch
(quar.)
12-31
1-26
America—
4.20%
Rubber
11-21
Inc.—t
&
11-28
Maple Leaf Milling Co., Ltd.—
5% preference (quar.)_
$1.75
(quar.)
Extra
12-22
$1.50
(quar.)
Loan
12-22
Co.,
Life
Manufacturers
SI
(quar.)
II-28
,
Semi-annual
1
S30c
preferred
Class
5
40c
(quar.)____
Lakeside
Lambton
1212-
6214 c
_______
preferred
12-22
$1
$$1.40
1
2*
62 Vac
(quar.)
<quar.)_
4.32%
$5c
50c
25c
_
i
8
!
Manufacturers
1-
3%
.
University
common
10-31
12*19
4.60%
50c
C
Tire &
1-
'
_______
(John); Ltd.
12-
12-19
9
.
Labatt
1-15
12-15
12-31
12-
—
(s-a)
2
15c
(reduced)
Gas
45c
(quar.)
.
1-
1-20
2
Sugar
25c
Company, Inc., com. (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Kroger Co.; 6%' preferred (quar.)——
'
12-30
12-26
1-
-2-15
of
Mississippi
$2
30c
2%
4%
12-10
32 (4c
Manchester
_
A
12-31
(quar.)
Insurance
(Toronto)—
Manati
5
12c
Corp.
Extra
;
13c
pfd.
12-10
Mansfield
5
12-
I
convertible
12-31
$1.75
12-
1
.
12*10
lv- 2
(quar.)_
preferred
-.quar.):
Mississippi River Fuel Corp. (quar.)
Mississippi Valley Barge Line Co. (quar.)—
3
7% pfd. (accum.)____
Manhattan Refrigerating Co.—
8%, preferred
(accum.)
1
1-
______
1**2
preferred
12-
62(4c
1-
4.40%
1-15
pref. (quar.)
281bc
(quar¬
10c
Mississippi Power Co.—
3
(s-a)—
(year-end)
preferred
Aluminum
3
(quar.t—59%c
4-15
Koppers
4
preferred
4-15
$0.70549).
7%. - preferred (quar.)
Kuppenheimer- < B.) <fc Co.
4.75%
25c
!
—
12-12
Mirro
12-12
12-22
'
1-15
56 (4c
gains)! __—
Power & Lightspreferred/ (quar,)^
5%
12-
50c
Ltd.
12-22
12-30?
5c
15c
Fund, Inc., (year-end of 3c from
investment income plus 22c from long-term
12-
(year-end*
—
12-27
Mallinckrodt Chemical Works—
20c
(interim)
12-22
$$1.25
Mallory (P. R.) <fc Co., 5%
K-l
12*12
1
12-29
conv. priority shares (quar.)
Service, com. (quar.)
Public
A
(quar.>4
Koehring Co., 5%
Cumulative
Maine
Class
(quar.)__
series
12-31
dividend
J50c
(quar.)
2
8
12-29
Ltd.—
8
(quar.)_
1st pfd.
Fund
Corp.,
preferred
1-
__
11*28
1-26
$1.25
(quar.)_—_—
Chemicals
&
Stock
12-29
(quar,)_
12-
Inc.—
pfd
5%
Corp.
1-15
■
terly from net investment income)
Kimberly-Clark Corp. (quar.)—
<(Equal
12-22
Car
12-22
Funds—
Income
Royal
Mailman
12-
12-15
12-24
(quar.)
com*
preferred
»
11-28
12-22
.
Annual
$25c
Corp
Mines,
Gold
$1
Kijsch Company
KLM
5
2
2
'
Custodian
Keystone
Magor
1-
12-18
12-18
62(4c
Garden
Lake
25c
j
_______
prior
5
1-
30c
(quar.)
convertible
12-
2
Minerals
$12(4c
_—
.
Industries,
1-
30c
—
Co.;
conv.
12-24.,
10c
coinmon-(quar.)
(quar.)
:j:25c
(quar.)
Square
Red
12*5
.
:
A
$50c
Extra
12-
2
$5c
12-15
2
.
Minnesota
1-
1-22
Bloedel, Ltd.—
—
(quar.)
common
(s-ai
Oil
5
1
1-
12-16
15c
5c
Macy iR. II.) & Co. (quar.)
Mading Drug Stores (quar.)_^
2
60c
(quar.)
preferred
12-
:
Class B
Miller Manufacturing,
12-31
.___
Corp.—
$2.50 preferred
1-
SI Vac
—
(quar.j__
Kendall Refining Co. (increasedi_,
Kennecott Copper Corp.
(year-end»
5%
12-22
SI.25
(quar.)
&
12-12
12-5
1-1.
Minnesota
Macco
1-
—
Common
5
$1.1214
__—
.
Inc.,
8
12-
$1.06 V*
_
5% preferred (quar.)
Kellogg Company,, 3(4% preferred
Kelsey-Hayes Co. tquar.)_
Kendall Company, 4(4% preferred
Stone,
MacMillan
$1.25
4(4%
Kentucky
12-
12-22
12*12
1* 2
1-1
12c
12-12
(quar.)
;
32 >4 c
$5 preferred (quar.)—
Kansas Power & Light, common
-
2
40c
__—
Natural
1-1
15c
25c
(quar.)
$1.25
12-29
(increased-quar.)
2
12-12
—
Mining Corp. of Canada Ltd.
45c
B
1-
12-15
12-24
class-. A
Corp.,
12-15
^
Class
8
1-16
2'-
1*
75c
Increased-monthly
$1.27(4
(quar.)_
12-
12*16
12*16
1*31.
$1.37(4
(monthly)-—
1-2
Paper (quar.)
A
2
12*31:
56(4c
Year-end
Factors
12*12
12-31:
$3.50
/
(qunr.)
12-15
(quar.)
&
Class
$1.08
$1.1214
_.
Trucks, Inc.
8
1-
12-15
20cs
(quar.)__—
12-19
(extra)..
12-
$1.07
—.___
lf-1.
12-305
25c
3%
2
5%
inc.
Extra
50c
12* 4:.
27(4c
$1,10
Water
Ross
5(4%
12*19--.
(quar.)
40c
;___
25c
dividend
preferred
12-23
;
Machlctt Laboratories
3-
—_______
(quar.)
preferred
Publications,
dividend
3-
$1
12* 3
12-* 4'
12-19'
capital
Stock
$i
(quar.)
12- 3
1-1*59:
25c
10c
;
12-31
20c
_434%
Kansas-Nebraska
$1.50
;
Lynn Gas & Electric (quar.)
Lyon Metal Products (extra)
95c
•
preferred A (quar.)___
preferred (quar.)__i
4'.32%
1-
1-1*59'
$1.11 (4^
10c
$1.05
__—
..
Kansas Gas & Electric Co., com. (incr. quar.)
s
10c
preference (quar, )i
Lynchburg Foundry Co
M'acfadden
3-
(quar.)a_____——
(quar.)
12-15
1-20
quar.)__
$1.08%
City Southern Ry., com.
preferred
1
12-
12-31
30c
4.35 %
preferred
2
Additional
Kennedy's, Inc., common (reduced
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)__
Kansas City Power & Light Co.—
3.80 %
1-
3%-
(Payable in class A stock)
Kelling Nut, 6% preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_.
4Ms %■ preferred
(quar.)_.
4%
preferred
(quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.t
Extra
12-12
12-31
$1.43%
_____
Corp.
class
and
a
12--3
;
"
Kaman
12*-3
1-1-59^
$li08%v
Mid-West Abrasives (quar.)
Midwest Rubber Reclaming Co., com.
Mill
4(4 %' preferred (quar.)
Lowney.(Walter M.) Ltd. (quar.)_
Lucky Lager Brewing (quar.K^__^
Ludlow
Stock
4.40%
$1.11
1
$1.25
12* 3
1-1-59
Michigan Bak^Tles, 5(4%'preferred (accum.)
Michigan Chemical Corp. (annual)i
Michigan Gas & Electric Co., com. (year-end)
12-29;
Lower St. Lawrence Power Co.—
.
1-1-59
95c.
91 Vac
Year-end
12-13
$1.04
4
(Ky.)—r
Common
(M.)
9614c:
--
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Copper* Co. (quar.)
Miami
Middlesex
(quar.)_____
(quar.)
Ludlow
Kaiser Steel Corp.,
1-23
62(4c
62(4c
$1.24
2 '
——
pfd.
3.90%
Light COi—
2-
20c
from net investment- income plus 63c from
gains)?
Laughlin Steel, 5%
12-12
(quar;)__^
5-
_____
(year-end*
1-1
4.45%:
9334c
split)
2-13
2-13
,
„
(quar.)
(quar.)
(qtiar.)
95c
Electric
Co.-—
preferred
20c
(increased):
preferred (quar.)
Louisville, Henderson & St. Louis Ry.
2-27
2-27
60c
quar.)__
(quar.)__I
Fund,
8
Power
12*^9
$1.10
93%c
(two-for-one
capital
Jones.&
1-
15c
12*23
preferred
(quar.)
12*19
25c
3.85%
(quar.
'
12*12
(quar;)__^___:
3.80%
preferred
4.35%- preferred
12-29'
12*26
12-12
preferred (quar.)
1
Angeles Athletic Club (quar.)____^^w_
Angeles Drug (quar.)_^__
Los
Metropolitan
Metropolitan Edison
1V2'.
87(4c
(quar.)
«■
12*16
12-16
20c
12-12
7%
12-15
$1.75
(quar.)_
Mutual
12-15
______
(increased
common
preferred
•
1
$1.
pfd.
\
Holder*
l»-2
(quar.)
1
;
(accum.)
preferred
(quar.)_____
:
3%% -preferred
1-
Corp.
Brick, Inc.
1
Co.—.
preferred
$2
7%
Co.,
S41 preferred* Is-a)
Johnston
12-29
-
7%
Corp.,
Controls
1-
convertible preferred (quar.)^_^iiia_
Lorillard (P.) Co., common (final)^_____.
Los
Jersey Mortgage, common (annual)___:
Co.,
Dock
Year-end
$1.25
dividend
&
convertible
12-12
&
1-
5%
1-
Coal
Lorain
1-
1(4%
_
1-
Watch
1- 1
„
Thermit
&
Metals
49
Payable of JB*c.
62(4c
—
$1.08%
(quar.)_^ii._^
G (quar.)
11-28
$1.25
Electric
Tea
preferred
$1.25
Metal
>
12-19
When
Share•
(quar.)
Extra
12-15
12-15
1—1'!
Machine^Co.
$L06J4
E
2
12-30
$20c:
(quar,)
D
1-
<quar.)__________________
Glass
Stock
4.40%
preferred
"1- 2
Telephone Corp.-(quar.(_;l_I_^J-_il,_____
Jefferson
i
preferred
(4 %
1(4%
preferred
Jeannette
Jewel
4
4.35%
12-15
12-30
175c
Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class A-(resumed)
Long Island Lighting-Co., 5% pfd. B (quari)f
Supply
preferred-A
Jamestown
12-17
11-29
12-30
t$3-
s
(quar.lr.
2
Per
Name of Company
Mesta
t30c
A
preferred
Holder»
payable 01 Bee.
Ltd.—
London
la/4%
.
(quar.)
E
S3
Corp.,
(annual)
2
1(4%
____
Water
Class
12-19
Share
Investment
1-
"
Jamaica
4
12-19
Company
Canadian
17V2c
—
7%
preference
<quar.)____4___—L—LI.7& - preference B (quar.
5%
preterence C (quar.)__LL__L_4_______
London
,1- 2
tl7%c
t.initialj__
(oitar.)i—
3
1-
10c
_
_____
new com.
2-
2
12-27
50c
$1.50
preferred.', (quar.
Jamaica
3-
2%
V
<quar./i
common
12-
2
Common
28)_,
Island Creek Coal-Co.,
1-
When
Per
Name of
Payable o) Hec.
40c
Y.j
(N,
Holdei*
When
Per
Share
tNrime of Covipany
Irving Trust Co.
(2685)
Union
Fire
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
(year-end)
Insurance
Co.
Special*
1- 2
2- 2:
1- 2
1- 2
1-2'
l*-2
1-2
12*22
(Pitts.)
12-12
12-12
12-15
l-s2
12-19^
12-19*
12-19
12*17
12-15 >
12*11,
.
.
50C
Co.
(annual)
—
——
*
'
12-22
12- 1
IOC
Quarterly
National Transit
1- 5
12-24
19*15^'
12-15
5c
12*24"
.A
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
^
(^086)
(quar.)
Co. (stock
Common
_,usJe-Le
1-
17c
12-31
12-16
17c
12-31
12-16
Patterson
$15c
1-23
1- 2
4-24
4-
3
1-
5
class A (quar.)
(quar.) —
$15c
5%
1-19
40c
12-23
15c
1-15
25c
dividend)
Mur
Britain Machine (quar.)
Brunswick Telephone
(quar.)———.
New
1- 2
England Electric System (quar.)—.
Sevr
27 %c
-
.
12-24
12-10
$6
12-24
1
12-24
.
Extra-—
4.40%'
preferred
(quar.i—
4%%
preferred
3.35%
preferred
preferred
(quar./..—-—...
(quar./...—.....
4.60%
50c
1^ 2
45c
12-29
10c
12-29"
(quar.)
12-15
Year-end
Power & Light Co.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
4%
$1
1- 2
1- 2
$1.18 4
$1.09
1- 2
12-15
1- 1
12-15
1- 2
12-19
_
New
York
York
State
(quar.)
Shipbuilding
New
12-15
12- 5
1-1-59
12-
5
Pcttibone-Mulliken
$1.12%
1-1-59
12-
5
Pfizer
87%C
i- 2
12-12
13c
12-22
12-10
3.90%
1
12-
1
12-
$1.31%
12-31
12-
1
—
Philadelphia & Trenton R.
Piiileo
2
12-
8
2
12-
8
Nielsen
«J00
50c
1-
8
Corp.,
R.
American
North
Aviation,
the
(stock
(quar.)
common
Gas
Penn
North
Shore
North
Star
dividend)
Northern
Central
Ry.
Northern Illinois
preferred
Northern Indiana
Co.,
Public
Gas
Telephone Co.,
preference
Scotia
Nova
2-
1
12-23
A
Plymouth
12-19
Stock
$1.05
1-14
12-19
$1.45
1-
1
12-19
Ltd.,
com.
Ltd.,
com.
B
12-19
Pomona
12-12
Portable
1-12
6%
12-
$40c
1-12
12-19
$15c
1
1-
12-
2
12-30
12-17
40c
12-30
12-17
'
(Charles
Noyes
Cement &
Ocean
$15c
Supplies, Ltd—
12-16
12-23
$1
_
Price
Ltd.,
preferred
Drilling & Exploration Co.—
preferred (quar.)—
Office Specialty Mfg., Ltd
ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd., com. (inc.
6%
Ohio
Edison
Co.,
common
3.90%
preferred
preferred
preferred
Ohio
River
Ohio
Sand
Water
Co.
io
Jockey
Club,
preferred
5%%
convertible
Ontario Loan
&
75c
20c
15c
$1.12%
B
(quar.)
$13%c
$25c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-1-59
Atlantic
Canadian
5%
Investment, Ltd.
(quar.)
70c
(quar™!
(quar.)_II
1-27
1-
1
1-19
12-19
1-15
12-31
3-
2
2-13
12-31
12-19
12-31
2-
21-
2
2
$<;.40 preferred
(quar.)
Advertising Co
& Telegraph Co.—
(quar.)
12-15
12-19
1-15
12-19
1-15
12-19
1-15
$1.18%
6%
preferred
Page-Hersey
Palace
Pan
Tubes,
Ltd.
(quar.)
1-15
12-19
12-19
II-26
•
preferred
(quar.)
6%
Oats
Co.,
preferred
Queen
Anne
Quebec
12-15
$22 %c
10c
20c
1-15
1-
2
12-29
12-29
12-31
12-15
12-13
12-
$1
1-
1
Helena
(see
4%%
Russell-Miller Milling Co.,
1-15
1-15
12-19
S.
12-31
12-12
12-31
12-12
1-
12-12
$5c
5
12-15
Quincy
Mining
2
12-23
12-
5
12-19
Radio
Condenser
2-
2
1-
2
1-
*
preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
4.30% convertible preferred
5
11-30
I
—
1-
12-10
2
12-29
11-24
3-
1
2-16
1-12
12-15
2
12-15
15c
1-
1-26
1-
12-30
2
12-29
12-24
12-
4
12-31
12-12
1
12-12
1-
Regis
Diego
Gas
Electric,
A-
1-
1
12-10
1-
1
12-10
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
1-
15c
1-30
2-13
1-16
1-31
15c
12-23
12-12
1-31
12-31
10c
1-30
2-28
3-31
$1
$1
$1.07%
(quar.)__
$1.07%
14-
1
2-27
1
11-28
1
2-27
1-
4-
2-27
11-28
1
2
12-15
$25c
1-23
12-26
$1.25
1-23
12-26
25c
12-30
12-17
$1.25
11c
30c
1-
1-
12-17
5
1-
1-1G
12-
9
common
(quar./
5
1-1-59
1-15-59
12-31
1-15
12-31
24c
28c
12-31
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
13 %c
12-23
12-10
20c
Diego Imperial Corp. (Calif.)—
5%%
preferred
(initial)
Co., common (extra)
60c convertible preferred
(quar.)
12-31
1-15
2%c
22c
—
1-15
25c
5.60%'
preferred (quar./
preferred
(quar.)———
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)_
$.110
20c
(quar.)——
Sanborn Company
San
12-15
—
—.—.—-—
4.40% pfd. A
(initial)
Paper,
12-17
1-2-59
10c
preferred (quar.)
St. Joseph Light & Power—
5%
preferred (quar.)—
*
St. Lawrence Corp., Ltd., common (quar.i —
5% preferred A (quar.)
St. Louis. San Francisco Ry.
(year-end)—..
St. Louis Steel Castings (quar.)_
St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co. (quar.)
St.
12-10
12-24
12-31
$2.25
50c
—
4.30%
2
12-15
45c
12-22
11-28
Sandura
12-31
(increased quar.)_
Saxon Paper Corp.
(quar.)
Searfe Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)_
12-15
11-28
12-22
11-28
-
12-22
11-28
12-22
11-28
Stock
11-28
Stock
dividend—
dividend
12-23
12-10
12-23
12-10
12-23
12-10
12-23
12-10
10c
35c
2
12-19
12-26
11-24
1-
2
12-31
1-
5
12-23
12-23
12-11
12-15
12-19
1212-
8
preferred
preferred
2-10
1-20
5-11
4-20
5%
8-10
7-20
37 %c
—
5%
1-15
12-31
12-31
12-20
Co.
Paper
(quar.)—
(quar.)—_
preferred
$3.40
Co.,
—
—_
1-17
(quar.)
preferred
—
Inc.
Williams,
2-
1
27 %c
5-
1
27 %c
8-
1
7-17
40c
(quar.)
1-
2
12-19
85c
2-
1
1-16
$1
40c
(quar.)
25c
8
Scoville
Mfg.,
Common
91 %c
preferred (quar.)Inc.-—
$3.C5
15c
(quar.)
series
$4.50
A
pfd.
$2
50c
5c
$25c
12-
1
1-2
12-
5
1
1-1S
12-29
12-17
2-
1-
5
5
1-
2
2-25
1-20
1-20
12-29
1-
1
12-
1-15
12-24
12-24
12-18
12-12
12.-30
ll-2k
12-30
12-
8
Co.,
preferred
$4.75
$5
Finance
preferred
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred A
$5
convertible
$5
convertible preferred
1
1
12-19
1-
Sears,
Farms
Roebuck
Co.,
&
4%%
Ltd.—
Seatrain
$28c
1-
2
12-22
12-15
12-
1
12-19
12-26
12-15
1-10
12-18
1-10
12-lt
1-10
12-18
$1.25
1-10
12-18
$1 25
(accum.) —
12-18
12-31
12-12
1-15
$1.25
pfd.
1-10
10c
(quar.)
Co.
1
50c
68 %c
B
preferred (quar.)—.
Seabrock
1-15
1- 2
$3.37 %
1-15
12-31
Inc.
(quar.)
25c
1-
2
1- 2
11-28
1- 2
11-28
12%C
1-
2
12-10
$2.50
1-
2
12-18
20c
Lines,
2-11
3-
1-
$1.25
common
Seagrave Corp., common.
5%% preferred (quar.)
5%
12-17
$1.183%
Seaboard Air Line RR.
Seaboard
4-17
25c
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-24
$40c
1-15
1-20
2-10
27 %C
(quar.)
(quar.)—
&
2
Seruggs-Vandervoort Barney,
30c
(quar.)
$4
Scott
2-
Corp.—
Scott & Fetzer
Scott
12-31
$20c
5%
—
preferred
5%%
1-
—_
1-
5%
Schering Corp., 5% preferred (quar.)_
Lock Co. (stock dividend)
5%%
5%%
12-13
1-12
25c
Schlage
Schwitzer
12-29
8c
dividend
12-22
i2-15
37 %c
(quar.)
Industries
Schenley
1
15c
Electric
Sangamo
12-22
$30c
=
1
10c
4%
5c
Co.
12-12
common..—r_——
(monthly)
Common
12-19
40c
& M. Bearings Canada,
Class A
(quar.)
11-24
1-
$15c
Extra
R.
12-29
Ru¬
pfd. (s-a)
4%%
Fine Foods Inc.,
& W.
12-31
$1.50
Co.
12-10
(quar.)
Ltd.
Industries,
12-31
27 %c
.•
Quemont Mining Corp., Ltd
12-10
12-23
the
4%
preferred (quar.i
Safeway Industries (quar.)
Safeway Stores, Inc., com. (monthly)
Common (monthly)
20c
(quar.)
pfd.
12-23
1-
12-19
40c
(quar.)
5%
12-22
$1.12%
Russell
$1.75
common—
Co.,
3
(quar.)
Ruppert
12-19
5
(Jacob/
pfd.
12-19
12-
2
(13c from
Candy Co.
Telephone
12-15
12-22
$$0.3281%
Inc.
12-31
1-
50c
(quar.)
(increased)
12-30
$1.50
(Helena/,
$50c
plus 35c from capital
gains).
These figures are the estimated
year-end distributions
Quaker
11-21
12-29
$1.91
12-31
5%
12-19
12-19
30c
$3
income
preferred
5
12-19
2
binstein/—-
50c
original preferred (quar.)
Rico Telephone (quar.)
Puget Sound Pulp & Timoer (quar.)
Purex Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Purity Stores, Ltd. (quar.)
Purolator Products (reduced)
1-15
12-31
Rubinstein
Stock
7%
8%
1-
2
1-
25c
securities—*—
$1.26 y*
(quar.)
Pyle-National Co., com.
12-31
1-
—
plus $1.55 from net profit on
of
$1.07%
Fund of Boston
12-15
from
35c
Puerto
investment
2
1-27
Price Growth Stock Fund, Inc.—
undistributed ordinary net in¬
(T.)
$1.02
$1.04%
(quar.)
12-19
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Lino—
4%
voting
1-
1-31
15c
8
50c
Common
12-15
3%
common..
8
Corp.—
non-voting
2
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
12-
50c
Common
12-19
1-
10c
Corp.
12-
'
J
Sulphur Co.
(quar.)
Quebec Power Co.
$1.75
(quar.)
Corp.
American
'
10c
III—
(guar.)
Publication
$1.10
~~
com.
preferred (quar.)
4.18% preferred (quar.)
4.30%
preferred (quar.)
5.05%-' preferred
(quar.)
(George)
12-31
Outdoor
Gas,
12-19
1-2-59
$1.25
—
——
12-24
$1.16%
pref. common (quar.)
Putnam
20c
"
$2
San
(quar.)
&
1-15
25c
A
sale
7
8
Oklahoma—
Electric
1-15
Pacific Telephone
Common
Service
12-19
$1.18%
(quar.)
1112-
12-15
12-31
40c
(s-a)
(quar.)
Corp. —
Corp.,
come
7
12-22
12-24
$1.06
:
12-19
12-19
V.)
Cable
(35c
35c
dividend
$1.09
(quer.)
preferred
of
preferred
Stock
I-15
2
12-2(5
$1
(quar.)
Co.
2
2
$20c
(quar.)
dividend
Class
12-12
12-29
11-
—
5%
12-9
12-19
$1.12%
Lighting Corp., $4.36 pfd.
8;.5C preferred (quar.)
convertible
$1.25
29iJe
~
Pacific Intermountain Express
Pac if'c
$4.75
37%c
(quar.)
Pacific Indemnity Co. (quar.)
preferred
$3c
31 %c
~
6%
SL75
25c
preferred
preferred (quar.)
Pai ific Finance Corp., 5% preferred
4 ■' t%
preferred
(quar.)
12-22
12-22
1-19
(N. Y.)
Co.
common
12-24
$63c
12-19
5
...
Royalite Oil Co., Ltd.—•
5% %
preferred (quar.)
$25c
4.08%
12-22
12-29
10%
—HIII'II
(quar.)
preferred
Service
$1.40
12-15
1-1-59
10c
~
Pacific Coast Co.,
ic
Public
1-15
2
1-
(quar.i
com.
——
Telephone,
Plywood
(A.
Rowe
2
1-16
11-
11-26
$20c
$25c0
Ltd.,
(quar.)
preferred
Roiiie
2-20
12-22
Mfg.,
—
Ronson Corp.
5c
4.65%
1-1-59
$1
I—"
(annual)
(resumed)
(quar.)
12-15
$1
20c
1-
65c
15c
Insurance
1-
12-15
$1.74
2
12-10
2
3-
12-10
1-12
$20c
(Canada I, Ltd., common
—
$$1.43%
5:!i%
conv.
1st preferred
(quar.).—... $$1.43'%i
2%
Rohm & Haas Co. (Stock dividend)
12-10
6
12-24
„
3%
& Genesee Valley RR.
Rothmoor
14c
*
4%
$1.19
~~
J"
.
Roddis
4%
(quar.)
12-29
1-
5%
8
25c
1
Co.
Gas
1-15
2-13
8
12-
capital
preferred (quar.)
4.24% preferred (quar.)
2
12-
12-23
(35c from
from
Transport Co., com. (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Service Co. of North Carolina—
5.60%
2
1-15
$1.17
dividend
Oxford Paper
Paci
1-
12-23
17 %C
12-29
1-15
20c
Fund
(quar.)
Company
Common
12-15
2-13
$$1.75
Securities
Electric
Pacific
5%
Public
12-15
1-31
Rochester
50c
(quar.)..
Provincial
12-17
2
Rochester
12-12
12 %c
(quar.)
Providence Washington
$25c
com. (quar.)
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. (quar.)
Owens-Illinois Glass, 4% pfd. (quar.)
S'ock
1-
Mfg.
Providence
Public
preferred B (quar.)
preferred D (quar.)
Oxford
2
1-15
2
1-
12-22
12-31
12c
37%c
(quar.)
10c
$1.55
1-15
4.75%
4%
1-
12-22
—
(quar.)
12-12
12-31
2
1-
2
com.
Quarterly
25c
Co.
12-15
1
2-
$1.90
Prophet
$40c
preferred A
Overseas
12-15
Rockland Utilities—
&
re
4.05%
12-15
2
and
Stock dividend
12-15
2
;
preferred
Opelika Mig. Corp.
Oran
2
1-
1-15
1-
12- 5
5
12-22
!_
i
Control,
Rochester American Insurance
12-19
2
$2
Growth Stock
Gardner
Progress
1
1-
i
(quar.)
Special
Ltd.—•
Debenture Co.
preferred
(T. R.)
Prince
11-21
12-
1-
37'/aC
Extra'
'7%
2
1-
60c
(s-a)__
(quar.)_
io Steel Products Co.,
Onta
1-
$1.11
(quar.)—
A
12-18
$1.10
Colony Insurance Co. (Boston) (quar.)
Old Republic Insurance Co. (quar.)_
Oliv i* Corp., common
(quar.)
41 :j %
pi'eferred
(quar.)
6%
2
97% c
:
Old
Ontr
1-
12-31
Common
12-15
1-
1-
Robinson, Little & Co., Ltd.—
1-15
1--15-59
12-30
Company—
L.)
(P.
preferred
$1
8
12-10
1
12- 5
(quar.)—
(final t
shares
75c
gains)
1-15
66c
(quar.)
Co., (5% preferred
Service
2
$35c
quai\)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.44%
2-
$20c
(quar.)
4.40%
75c
_
2
12-12
12-30
$5c
(initial/
Mines
30c
common
investment income
Ocean
1-
1-15
12-31
-40C
40c-,
$75c
(quar.)
com.
(s-al__
Price
12-17
1- 2
Brothers,
4%
Co
F.)
12-15
4%
Uranium
(H. H./
Robertson
1-15
10c
(quar.)
—.
(quar.)
Premium Iron Ore., Ltd..
Prestole Corp., 5%
preferred
Frevvay. Inc.
(extra).
12-17
12-23
50c.
.
$56c
common
Co.
&
12-17
5c
dividend
2-
15c
(quar.)_
<quar.)___
partic. pfd. (quar.)
Lambert, Inc. (quar.)
Read
1-15
1- 2
(reduced).
62 %c
:
non-eum.
&
Pratt,
12-17
12-30
12-30
15c
(quar.)
6%
Pratt
L-26
-L-26
50c
62 %c
(quar.)
3
15C
A
common
1-
5c
(quar.)
Co.
1-15
20c
(quar.)
Robertshaw-Fulton
Stock
12-
12-26
-r
"12%c
2%
(quar.)
Tools,
12-23
12-31
.043
93%C
25c
12-31
1-
Mfg.
Electric
preferred
12-10
2
Copper Mines—
Antelope
12-31
1-12
30c
Corp. of Canada Ltd.,
4'.2% 1st pfd. (quar.)
12-31
1-15
—_
;
Tower
3
$2%c
(quar.)_
Tile
1
1
12-24
(quar.)
(quar.)__
preferred
1-12
2- X.
Subject
3%d.
of
(approx. amount)
dividend
Stock
12-15
2
1-
$1.75
common
Co.
American
20c
preferred
2nd
1-
$27 %c
Light & Power Co. Ltd
Chemical,
Class
1st
$2.50
1-
1-30
20%
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Corp.,
-1-
2r &
12^-4
-
-.1
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Mining
nix-Athabasca
12-10
12-30
$1.75
:
(quar.)
Co.
90c '
6
r
Itiley Stoker Corp.. (increased/
Ritter Company (increased quar.)
9
Roan
$1
...
Oil Co.
*
—
(quar.)__
Argentine
Roe
dividend
Polaroid
5%.
40c
Itico
2-20
4
$1.25
—
(quar.)
Corc.age
Plymouth
12-19
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
1-14
40c
Noscnia
Plough,
1-14
50c
3-
$1.75
$1.12
$1.37%
$1.50
75c
12-23
!
Quebec Power,
Northern
5%%
12-31
1
1-
common
Bros.
Stock
(quar.)
preferred
$106%
—
-
Northern
preferred
<
150
stockholders Dec.*^.
of
(final)
preferred
Richman
5
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
Co.—
dividend
Stock
1-15
2-
(quar.)
Ry.
1%
3
Service—
preferred (quar.)—.
;
5'%.% preferred (quar.),
Northern Ohio Telephone (quar.)__
Pacific
12-
2
1-
12-
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
$1.25
5.30%
Northern
$4
12-11
12-18
$2
__
(quur.)
Natural
Northern
1
22c
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
4.22 %
1-
12-30
$62 %c
——-
common
(quar.)
preferred
4.50%
(s-ai
Gas
5%
4.%%
12-31
Common
(quar.)——
12-31
to Pillsbury Co.—
Name changed
Oil, Ltd.—
32.50 preferred .1956 series
87 %C
Inc.,
$1
(quar.)
Ry.
1- 2
12-. V
F2-24-
12%c
(quar.)—
amount
net
approval
3;':V%
Pillsbury" Miiis, Inc!—
11-28
25c
;
12- 5
to
American shares
$2
& Northern
Piedmont
11-28
15c
(Mass.)
12-31
leaving
'
97 %c
12-15
1-15
50c
12-10
93%C
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Phoenix Insurance (Hartford)
12-19
12-30
4%
(quar.)-
Co..
A
4%
5
1-
40c
1- 2
75c
12-30
$6c
Co.
Gas
preferred
r
12-12
12-31
2%%
SEC—_
Inc.
12-11
12-10
1-
$2.50
2%
3.90%
(quar.)
__
North American Contracting (stock div.)—
North American Refractories
(quar.)
North
and
2
1
12-23
62 %C
12-30
3:f-t%
12-22
•-
Nyqsaland Inome TaxTerritorial Surcharge of 37%%,
Robertson
(quar.)
1-15
Subject to the approval of
Normetal Mining Corp., Ltd
1-
1-16
$1.72%
20c
securities profits
8
2
1-12
Less Rhodeslan &
9
8
1-
12*-*
'
9
12-
2-
1-15
12-10
3-6-
Rhodeslan Selection Trust Ltd.—
1-
12-
1-15
1- 2
1-
2
2%
1-15
4%%•'• nreferred. A
12- 8
1-15
——vlScLr
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco— —-•/
3.60%
preferred (quar.-)—:
1
2
(A. C.)
(initial)
Michigan Avenue North (Chicago) (s-a)
Nopco Chemical Co. (stock dividend)
Norfolk & Southern Ry.
(stock dividend/—-
1- 9
1
11-
1-20
1- 2
1-31 '•
1M9U
12-31
593i&
2-1
1-15
12-19
1
5Qcu.
12^-232-16
15c
1- 2i
'V'". -5Cr""
-
2-
—
—
1-
$15c
(quar.)_
1-
'
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation Co.5% preferred (quar.)
10c
B
r
1-16
1-1-58
$28o
12-10
2-
from
5
1-15
1-31
■
...
(quar.)
Reynolds Metals Co., common
Rike-Kumler
preferred (quar.)
preferred
15c
$15c
Class
30c
12-31
8c
12-
2-2
-
(increased/^——
Inc.
Rich's,
$15c
(quar.)
Niagara Wire Weaving, Ltd., common
12-16
$1.17
1
(quar.)
1—2
15c.
S
12-29
5C
45c
*
1-15
2
12-
87 %c
(quar.i__—
* - - -V
;
'
Racing Assn. (quar.)——,
Drug Co. (Stock dividend)
Rexall
.
$1
$15c
5.25%
27 %c
12-
& Co.
4.68%
12-
12-26
$1.10
4.40%
12-31
1
50c.
(quar.)
1
1
12-31
Revere
preferred (quar.).
Pliiladelphia Fund—
Year-end of 5c from investment income &
1
12-31
Revlon,
22.-19
1-
12-
97 %c
12*15
1-15
1- 9
12-
-
2-
12-29
$i5c
———
.—
12-17
-
12-31
50c
1
12-
(Canaua), Ltd.
(guar.)
12-12
12-24
5c
'•
2
12-29
$1.25
l
12-11
12-
12-22
40c
-
convertible preferred (quar.)———:
Resfstoflex Corp. (stock dividend)——:—
$$3
1
12-31
4%
$1
12-12
1
1-
2-
12-31
$1.21%
2-14.
2-
12-20
$1.02%
i
2
95C
85c
45c
2
3-
$1.07%
4.30%'
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.35%
1-15
3-
20c
(quar.)
Corp.
12-20
8
$1.20b
Republic Aviation Corp. (quar.)Republic Pictures Corp., common.
v
25c
(quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co.—
$3.80 preferred
(quar.)
12-31
2
2-
2-14
17 %c
....
preferred (quar.)
3Vit'jo. preferred (quar.).—
(quar.)„
preferred
4.10%
(Charles)
preferred
Mfg.,. 3%%.
Class-A
2-14
—
(s-a)
4%
90C
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
3.60%
1-10
$1.50
93:!4c
Co.,
J.)
3- 2
25c
Phlla.-Germantown& Norristown RR. (quar.)
33i% pfd. (quar.)
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp., com. (quar.)~
3.40 % preferred (quar.)
(J.
Newberry
20c
—
class
Service
Gas
Petrolane
Reliance
2-14
3-w2
common
$1.12 (a
preferred (quar.)—.
preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Nov/ York Trust Co. (quar.)
—
—
New York Water Service
(year-end)——Newark Telephone Co. (Ohio)
6%
preferred (quar.)
12<>10
2
2
1-
(quar.)_
12-10
2
1-
20c
A (initial)
(stock dividend/ (an
additional sharo for each share held)—
4%%; preferred (quar.).
Co.,
93%C
3%%
4%%
1-
30c
(increased)
Cement
,12-26
s
83 %c
3%
Industries,
Mill:
12-10
2
...
....
1-1-59
35c
—
& Gas—
Electric
Pennanente
Pet
12-10
1-
preferred
Benold Chains
dividend
Stock
Perrine
Mining Co.
$1
Final
11-28
1-. 1
$2.50
10% preferred (s-a)
York & Honduras Rosarlo
New
12- 8
12-24
4%
50c
S-.50
(quar.)
York, Chicago & St. Louis Ry.
York & Harlem. RR.
(s-a)
12- 8
1- 2
1-
50c
preferred (quar.)——.
—
Regency Fund, Inc. (quar.)^.———.—
Regent' Fund, Inc.
■"
Reitnian's (Canada), Ltd. (quar.)»
—
Reliance Electric & Engineering- (quar.)i.—
30e
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)-.....—
Peoples Securities Corp......
Pepsi-Cola Co. (quar.)
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers (quar.)..
12- 8
12-10
12-10
7%c-
:
Reading Tube, common (stock divid.)—
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
(year-end);
—1~~
Recce
Corp.. (Mass./,
common—
12-19
2
2
Company—.
2nd
4%
-
12-12
1-
*
Pcnton Publishing (quar.)
Peoples Credit Jewellers, Ltd., 6% pfd.
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke (quar.)
12- 5
1
1-
$1.15
..
(increased/
Non-voting" common
12- 5
1
•
4%%• preferred (quar.)
4.30%
preferred
(quar.)
New York Auction
(stock dividend)
New
1
1-
Public Service—
New Orleans
New
1-
$101%
4.05%
1-
$1.12%
——-
—
Year-end
New Jersey
;
Voting, commoit (increased)..
12-15
12-15
Chemical Fibre Co.—
Penobscot
12- 5
12-15
2
1-
(quar.)
A
Reading
$1.10
(increased)
(Common
:
1-2
Class
12-12
1- 2
85c
-
5%
12-12
12-10
1- 2
45c
12-12
12-12
1-16
2
2-
62 %C
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp.
1- 2
2
12-10
2-16
75c
1- 2
1-
12-10
12-31
$1.25
$1.50
12-30
12-24
-
12- 2
12-30
30c
9
12- 8
1- 6
.
$30c
(s-a)
Raybestos-Manliattan Inc. (quar.)
—
Reading & Bates Offshore Drilling Co.—
12-19
10c
$$1.50
$1.15
$2
5
5o
-
Rapid Grip & Battery, Ltd.
1-
3-
1-2-59.
Ranco, Inc. (quar.)——^
1-19
$45c
(quar.)
common
Resources,
1-19
1-31
17%c
Pennsylvania Power & Light—•
85C
Radorock
J 2-11
1-31
12-19-
87 %C'
—
-4-- 1
(quax.)_—_
Inc
12-26
10c
preferred (quar.—
(J. C.) Co. (quar.)—.
—
> ■;
preferred
L-26
>
87 %C
(quar.)_
preferred
1st
5c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
penman's,
1st
12 %c
'
^;:lfqnar7)'
Haven Gas
preferred
6%
1-15
1-
$1.12%
preferred (quar.)--s
England Power Co.—
4,60Yo: preferred (quar.)
0% preferred (quar./
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
Quarterly
N'cw Haven Water Co. (quar.)
aow Hampshire lice Insurance Co.—
Quarterly —_——
conv.
New
New
12-12
S3.5C
$3.50
12-19
1-26%
25c
50c
12-15
12-31
1-2-59
Payable of Rec.
Share
.'-t
.
(quar.)—'
common
12 %c
(C. J.) Co., common
preferred (quar.)_
———
Peabody Coal Co., common (quar.)
Peninsular Metal Products Corp., com
5%
Penney
England Gas & Electric Assn.—
Common
(increased quar.)
New
4%%
12-19
of America,
Corp.
-
5
12-18'
15c
2%c
Parkcrsburg-Aetna Ccrp.
Park Chemical Co., 5% conv.
12-15
12-
* f JKameof Coihpany;/>
Radio
11-26
12-22
50c
Pictures Corp.
2
1-
37 %c
preferred (quar.)___
(quar.)
6%
Pantex Mfg. Corp.,
-
pfd. (quar.)__
Parmelee Transportation (quar.).
—
Cunada, Ltd., com.
Neon Products
1-
20c
—
2
1
$1.43%
-
(quar.)
B
8
%
Holder*
When
Per
Payable of Rev.
Share
.1,'ame .of Company
\
Paramount
(quar.)_
Corp.
.vckoosa-Edwards Paper Co.,
12-
12-26
10c
(quar.)
Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America—
5®%% preferred (quar.)
Class
Payable of liec.
Share
of Company
National U. S. Radiator Corp.
Neni
22, 1958
Monday, December
.
Holders
When
Per
Holder*
When
Per
Name
.
.
.
Second United Cities Realty Corp.—
Scries
B
class
A
5%
preferred
Number 5805
188
'Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
9X
(2687)
When
Per
Name
_
Share
of Company
Securities
Acceptance Corp.,
common
__
1-1-59
Per
Name of
12^10
..31'Ac
1-1-59
1-30
Stedman
1-15
v'
1.
Title Insurance Co. (Los Angeles)
Quarterly
Seiberling Rubber, common (increased).:
4%
prior preferred (quar.)
2-
35c
1-16
2
preferred
Seismograph
Service
Leather
Beton
Co.
Bliapiro (M.)
■Sharon
Sc Son
Steel
Association
Shelby
2
12-
1-
12-17
—^w_L-',
.
preferred
Shtilton,
B
(quar.)—
<,
Class B
Extra
class
'Slater
9
Sunshine
,1-
2
12-10
Mining
8
held,
subject
Jan.
11-28
1-
2
"20c
12-22
12-
8
(quar;
Supervised Shares, Inc
Optional
20c
12-22
12-
8
Sweets Co.
1-
50c
1-
1
,1-
1
12-15
(from
(increased)—
l*c.
Smith-Corona Marchant,
1958
'Smith
(A.
■Smith
1-
9
9
Sylvania
,
2
2-
40c
-
12-17
1-
$4 preferred
Sylvanite Gold
2
Paper Mills Ltd.—
(Howard)
(quar.)-.
preferred '(quar.)
Aircraft
Solar
,
—
J30c
———
Common
.$2
$50c
—
Co.
25c
(quar.)—
-Somerville, Ltd., $2.80 preferred (quar.)
"Sommers Drug Stores Co., common—1
convertible
50c
.
preferred
.'Sonoma
SI.25
10c
Sorg Paper Co.,
Common
4.50%
—
—
10c
12-24
3%
—_
Platinum
&
Electric
$1.37V2
&
Gas
Co
15c
(quar.)_.
.South Porto Tlico Sugar, common
preferred
(quar.)
'Co., Ltd.
; Southam
Southdown
Southern
Service
Canada
Common
Edison
Co.—
Power
4.80-%
Southern
Nevada
4.80%
Southern
Southern New
1-12
12-26
12-19
1
12-31
12-
12-31
5
12-
5
1-20
1-15
12-19
12-30
2-
12-10
10c
2-
2
1-
2
1-
2
; 1-15
12-20,
15c
»1-
75c
12-22
12-
(quar.)__——
preferred
Life Insurance
$5
3.D0%
12-15
Texas
;
12-15
1-
2
12-15
$4.76
•Texas
1-
9
12-31
1
1-20
97 %c
2-
1
1-20
$1.033A
2-
1
1-20
$1.06%
2-
1
1-20
4%
4%
$1.10
2-
1
1-20
$1.25
,
Class
Thorofare
Markets,
Stock
2-1
3% '
12-26
20c
12-31
$1.12%
.
10%
30c
5
11-13
1-
2
11-13
1-
2
Common
.
v
$6.50
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
12-15
12-
1
2
12-
5
Square D Co.
3taley
'
E.)
(A.
Standard
Dredging
Stock
25c
(stock
Corp.,
dividend
1-
2
12-
5
$1.60 convertible
Corp.,
Standard
334,%
•
(year-end)
Oil
Co.
12-22
3- 2
2-20
Standard
Standard
Screw
Standard
Shares,
United
I.
M.
E.
Stock
Time
4
United
5
5
U.
S.
U.
S.
1-
1
12-
1
12-
Common
6%
5
M-
5
1-
1
12-
5
1-
1
12-
5
15c
1-
2
12-15
.$1
2-2
div.)
2
1-15
2-
2
1-15
2-
2
1-15
12-30
12-
9
Common
'
1-
1
12-15
U.
12-26
12-15
180
12-26
12-15
four
933/, c
5%
$1.25
2-16
12-31
12-23
2
11-
9
$1.19
2-
2
1*
9
$1.21
2-
2
1-
9
1-
2
12-
2
25c
1-
1
12-20
1-
1
12-15
1-
1
12-15
$1
1-
1
12-15
$1
(quar.)
25c
1-
1-
1
12-15
2
12-15
40c
12-30
12-15
25c
.1-
12-
2
U.
U.
12-19
1-
2
1
$1.12%
12-31
12-10
12-31
30c
(quar.)
17 %c
10c
1-12
1-31
1-
12-17
shares
Packing
off)
Street
common
(one
Corp.
share
for
U.
U.
non-cum.
,
-
5\'z %
convertible preferred
12-18
aOfc
12-26
12-12
40c
12-26
Stanfielas,
Class B
Ltd/,
(s-at
cl&ss A
12- 9
Trust
Stanley Home Products (quar.)_,
Extra
;
i
cStarrett
Starrett
50c
(L; S.)
Company
Co.
1-15
12-31
Towmotor
i-15
12-31
Towne
1-
Townsend
75c
(quar.)
12-24
12-15
Traders
12-16
preferred
(quar.)
Street
Investment,
($1.05 from
gains and 9a from investment
Stavid Engineering, Inc. V(N/ J.)
12'/2c
1-
2
Stecher-Ti-aung Lithograph
_
-
Common
(increased -quar,)
preferred
capital
2%
United
Utilities
Universal-Cyclops
Stock
Caribbean
12-22
12-22
12-15
Trans
(increased)
12-31
12-10
13c
12*91
,1-2
12-12
,1-30
•
12* 8
*
12- 3
2-14
17%c
.1-15
17 %c
1*15
1- 2
12*31
I12rl2
U^1-
2
Utility Appliance Corp., $1
8%
Leaf
Tobacco
preferred
Universal
&
.12-29
U-19
1- 2
12-12
.
1-15
12-12
,
42rl2
'
Co.,
(quar.)—
50c
■2-2
1-14
$2
1-2
20C
12-27
12712
12-: 5
30c
com.
,1-2
25c
1-..1
1
(quar.)
Marion
Power
2-1
25c
v
12-31
87%c
••3%
Corp.
(quar.)
Light Co.
(quar.)
12-29
12-23
12-29
12-23
12-29
12-23
Van Sclver
"5%
class
Vanadium
(J. B.)
A
conv.
pfd. (quar.)
; i2*
a
12-15
Company—
preferred
Corp. of
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-
2
6
12-23
Vertol
12-15
Viau,
12-31
Ltd
1-
2
12-
5
Victoreen
12-31
175c
12-31
1$1
12-31
(increased)
Co.. (stock
12-12
Virginia Iron,
12-15
(quar.)
dividend),
Virginia Railway—
6%
preferred (quar.):
12-15
Coal
&
1-
1
*-
•1-27
5
12-19
2
12-20
Coke
(year-end)
35c
12-29
87 %c
common
preferred (quar.)
Instrument
12-
12-31
,175c
Works,
5
1-30
12-23
5%
dividend)
1-
2-10
75c
125c
(stock
Chemical
3y2%
1-15
25c
;
(s-a)
Aircraft
Victor
$1.25
America
2
12-31
12-19
12-30
11-28
12-31
,12-19
2-2-59
M-16
4%
5c
15c
12-19
12-31
12-17
6%
12-18
1-
preferred
(quar.)
15c
5-1-59
preferred
fauar.)
15c
8-1-59
7-17
10c
-4-30
+1*15
Von's
Grocery (initial)
Corp., $3 preferred
Vulcan
(accum.)
Co.,
5%
Ltd.,, class A
Company
Trans
12-31
Steel
(quar.)
dividend
Universal
pfd.
$1.12%
1-12
1-
2
50c
12-31
12-
160c
1-
2
12-10
160c
1-
2
12-10
1$1.12%
1-
2
150c
1-
2
22 %c
2-
2
$4.50
dividend
Inc.,.(Del.)
cl.
A
.
7%<r
Wall
25%
—
1-15
1-
9
1-26
1-
Industries
each
10
shs.
held)
75c
12-31
r.Walt
11-21
.12-31
12-15
12*15
25c
A
,1- 2
62yac
;,i- 2
12*19
6c
(quar.)
&
Tiernan,
Inc.,
com.
(increased)
(Walt)
12-22
>12- 1
2
12*18
2-13
1-23
<W*15
Disney
(Jim)
see
2%
Disney
Corp.
(special)
Baking Co.,- 5Va%
Warner
Bros.
37 %c
Pictures
-1-
Productions
Stock dividend
Ward
12-26
$1.12
Street
Walter
(7 she- of Highway Trailer
for
-
9
Continental Industries—
Stock dividend
(quar.)
Investing Corp.—
From ordinary income
12-10
1-26
preferred
Waldorf System (quar.)
Walker & Co., $2.50 class
12-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
Airways,
(quar.)
4-16
1
(quar.)
Wallace
Trane
12-31
12-22
*5c
5c
Whelan Corp.—
convertible
preferred
$3.50
5
(quar.)_„
12- 5
12-31
12-22
1-2
Extra
United
2
40c
preferred
12-18
40c
12*15
30c
1-
35c
Investment
12-23
$1.25
1-1
,1*15
(quar.)
1-
Corp.—
12-31
35c
—
;
112-22
15c
convertible
12-
(quar.)
Finance,
B
,12-22
1-71
35c
(quar.)
1-15
t$l 25
preferred (quar.),
preferred (quar.)
Stock
:
tquar.)
$1.14
.
Corp.—
Extra
5%
C%
income)—,
(stock div.)
Co.,—
4%%
Class
convertible
prior
12-10
'
State
$4.75
12-10
Corp.—
dividend
Mines
a
Co.
Stockyards Corp., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
70c
2
Corp
12-23
12-22
1-,1
•«
6^
Torrington
50c
'1--.9
■
87%c
(initial quar.)
common
United
1-
preferred (quar.)
participating preferred (extra)
25c
—.
(N. Y.)
1-15
7c
Toronto Star, Ltd., 6%
12-15
t30c
—:
—
93% c
Vitamin Corp., name changed to U. S.
&
Pharmaceutical
Corp.,
new
110c
t30c
(s-a)
37%c
(increased)
S.
137%c
(quar.)
1
2
$0.1719
(quar.)
12*11
$1.12 %
S.
2
20c
8
6%
1
,12- 5
1-1
Vitamin
Ventures, Ltd.
(quar.)
1-
1-
12-
1-,I
$1
80c
2nd pfd.
conv.
Vapor Heating Corp. (quar.)
Tonopah Mining (Nevada) (from net income)
Toronto
Corp.—
12-26
22 %c
S.
1-
1-31
12-11
Inc.
Standard-Thomson
11-28
712- 1
62 %c
12-19
held)
12-31
Mortgage
11-28
1-2
93 3/4 c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-15
oi
2
Trusts
.12-18
,11-28
12-26
S. Rubber Reclaiming Co.—
$1.40 convertible preferred (resumed)
$4.20
1-15
each
1-
Generai
12-26
12-24
12-24
7%C
(quar.),,
1-15
10c
L-15
Toronto
A
12-19
25c
t37,/2c
—
preferred
12 %c
(spin
94c
50C
25%
2
15c
79th
9
Co.—
(quar.),
East
12*11
12*11
VI-
$1 75
(s-a)
convertible preferred B
pref. A
'
(year-end)—^—;—.
(quar.)
Insurance
13c
dividend
12*11
12-30
50c
13c
A
12*11
1-9
plus
Smelting Refining & Mining Co.—
preferred (quar.)
Steel, Ltd. (reduced)
United Stores Corp.—
12-10
(quar.),.
,12*23
12-30
10c
7%
12-15
$1.06'A
•1-15
10c
United
5
1-
$1
;l-2
12-17
12 %c
preferred
(quar.)
Printing & Lithograph Co.—
S.
5%
:i-2
2-2
12-27
(quar.)
4V2%
U.
12-15
1- 2
33/4%
.12-12
(Baltimore)—
dividend
3%%
9
2
*2-2
50c
Co.
)
(New Jersey), 4%% pfd. (quar.)
Playing Card Co. (quar.)
Plywood Corp., common (quar.)
S.
2-
712*31
&
preferred
S.
U.
2-
25o
12 %c
States
11-17
;12-19
1.12*12
112-31
10c
U. S. Lines
U.
12-
$1
$1
(quar.)
Life
S.
12-15
8
Guaranty
25%
preferred
Extra
7%
12-29
1
B
10-9T
$250 l-JO-59
Extra
$1.35
$1.14
(quar.)
Extra
12-10
12-10
12-11
•37 %c
Foreign Securities—
68 65/lOOc
from
capital
gains
25 35/lOOc from ordinary income
XJ. B. Gypsum Co., common (quar.)
;
31'Ac
Construction
(increased)
11-28
Ubl3
(quar.)
/■Extra
12-15
1-
Tile
Fidelity
Quarterly
United
1
3-15
(quar.)
Ceramic
Class
1-
4%
(quar.)
&
1-1
2-1
12-23
62 %c
^
U. S. Foil Co., class A
Extra
1-15
2-
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
(quar.)
Realty
12-10
2
ordinary
12-
dividend
preferred
12- 3
1-
$1.06%
12-
B
Tishman
,
12-24
•7%c
Molasses, Ltd.—
deposit rets,
44c
class
j
40c
Corp.
Products Co
1
(quar.).
(Mass.)
12-12
12-19
20c
12-
25c
(Ky.)
(quar.-)
Milk
1
$1.25
$1.20 pfd.
1-2
37 %c
1-
(initial)
Co.
Finance
Class
50c
Inc.
Finance
preferred
United
12 %c
Time
.12-12
profs.)
1-
•-«
preferred (quar.)
'1*90
1-15
United Shoe Machinery Corp.—
2%
(quar.)—
-2-28
In¬
net
5
—
Oil Co.,
vl—'2
t75c
from
5
common
preferred
1-8
12-19
10c
(quar.)
8
-Thrift Investment Corp., class A com. (quar.)
4V4%
1-2
Gas Improvement—
4V4%
5
Tidewater
(10c
Gas Corp.
Pipeline—
Thrifty Drug Stores, 4% %
12*12
>1-15
50c
vestment plus 30c from securities
8
Adams
12- 8
12-12
12-26
t35c
(quar.)
Fund
United
$1.24
fl5c
(quar.)
9
preferred
Income
12-
5
Tobin
»
Ltd.
1-
'•
1- :2
12-31
Funds—
United
United-Greenfield
12-
37c
.
MateriaLs,
Radio, Ltd. (quar.)
5
A
8
12-
37c
(quar.},
Paving, &
1-
class
United
12-17
$1.16
(initial
\12-: 8
Co.
12-
12-
12-31
—_—
12-17
2
2
12-31
—
2
5
2
Stock
— _——
1-
1*
2
10c
(Ohio)
preferred
Standard
12-22
12-31
1-
15c
1-
183 Vc
:
_—
B
11-28
12-31
40c
,
(quar.)
common
-7oc
Class
12-30
25c
1
preferred (quar.).—__
12-17
2%
(special)
—.—_
preferred (quar.)—
Standard
Holding Corp.—
Class A (year-end)
12-31
2%
dividendi_4
common
/.
Standard Financial
"
$1.62
5
1
1-
T.
__
(quar.)
Mfg. Co.,
12-
1-
5
1-
11-28
1-
:
5
3%
300
Fruit
5
convertible
pfd.
■•'■-1- ''2
•'
(reduced)
United Fuel Investments, Ltd.—
5
12-
31Y4C
con v.
5%
■
12-
12-
12-31
31'Ac
5%
Shoe Corp. (stock dividend)
Sperry Rand Corp., common (quar.)
S4.50
preferred
(quar.)
"Spiegel. Inc. (stock dividcndi—_____
Spokane International RR. Co. (quar.t
12-
12-31
series) (quar.).
preferred series B (quar.)
Building Inc. (Chicago)
1-20
12-15
1-9
13 %c
preferred
(quar.)
6% conv. pfd. 1958 series (initial)
United
Corporations
(year-end)
12-
dividend
1-20
12-30
12-15
12-31
25c
Thor Power Tool Co.
1-20
2-10
i-20
Gas Co.—
conv.
12-
tquar.)
1-20
1
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance—
.
B
1
1
5%%
*
A
.1*20
$1.12%'
12*
(quar.)
2-
31c
2
$1.27
preferred B (quar.)
Industries, class
United Cities
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
A
2-
Spencer
-
preferred
preferred
2-
27 %C
1-
$1.29
preferred
$1.15
gaint;
12-12
preferred
1
common
$1-183/4
,
2
$1.14
Thomas
4%
Inc.,
27 % C
9c from net inc. and 22c from capital
5
1-
$1.31%
(stock
1-20
2-16
40c
1*
(increased)
Inc.,
Textron,
-
x
Utilities
2-
,
12-
30c
-Textiles,
.
5
Corp.
1-
(quar.),,
(quar.)
Corp.
"2-16
25c
1-
common,
Gasoline
1*20
2-16
(quar.)
1-
Inc.
Pacific Ry. (quar.)
Light Co., $4 pfd.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.).
$4.56
92 %C
.
12-
$1.28
Power &
2
Natural
$4.84
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.25% preferred (quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.)
4.60% preferred (quar.)—1
4.75% preferred (quar.)
4.36% preferred (quar.)
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
Sovereign Investors—
12-15
2
2
$1.27%
Gas
11-28
:2-16
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.25
&
2
1-
(quar.)
2
1-
Co.
$1.22%
(quar.)
12*15
12-27
(quar.)
$1.16
(quar.)
1-
(Dallas)—
preferred
preferred
4.15%
preferred
45c
preferred
vlM-
RR.
Artists
$4.50
Calif,
$1,161/4
(quar.)
common
1
Texas
Quarterly
12-15
of
(5 pence
free of British Income Tax) (interim)_
United New Jersey RR. & Canal
(quar.)
United Pacific Corp., common
Non-cum, partic. pref. (quar.)
(quar.)___
-
Natural
12-12
Southwestern Public Service—
'
preferred
Ulinois
$1.16'/4
$1.07
(quar.)
3.70%
preferred
on
.ii-ii
38c
United Biscuit Co. of America—
1
Transmission—
dividend
Texas
4.28%
12-15
1-
$1.15
12-19
'
Southwestern
12-31
5
$1.25
.
United
5
1- L
:—_—
preferred
12-15
5
12-26
Power—
preferred (quar.).
Twist Drill Co.
12-
Gas
tl5c
2
12-
10c
'
••.-4.65%
1-
Co.
American
pfd.
112-15
!12-15.
30c
1-15
25c
Service, $4
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
.12*10
6
i-v-i
25c
12-31
1%C
>*t
1-
,1-1
■
$1.12%
Pacific
$1.50
1
12-17
'12-17
.'
$1
Oil
4%
,
1-2
•1-2
$2
92 %c
Union
$1.25
Electric
7 1-10
87 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Union
40c
Lines,
12-19
1-20
t5c
pfd.
7
12-
Texas
2nd
2
1
5.40%
-
partic.
11-
6%
(quar.),,
712-19
1- 2
(quar.)
$4 preferred
(quar.),,
$4.50
preferred < (quar.)
United
(extra)
4.96%
12-17
2
common
12-
30c
(reduced)_-___
2
VI-
62 %C
25%
Ltd.,
1
4%
Gas
*2-2
30c
Ordinary
dividend
1-
$15c
^
Natural
,ri*li
62 %c
\12-15.
i12-15
1-20
^ /'■"u
Shares
1-2-59
(Canada), Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1
15c
$1.50
(s-a)
common
2
62 %c
(quar.)
Corp.
Stock
12-15
50c
,
12-
1
12-15
34c
'.
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
J
12-23
10%
;
(quar.)
12-10
12-24
40c
12-15
1
$4.64
(quar.)
12-31
1-
Texas
Co.
American
Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$3.70
8
1-
$5.08
9
V.
Electric
12-
1-
$4.56
12-19
preferred
15c
(quar.)
6%
12*27
37%c
(qu'air.)____'.
Co., com. (quar.)
33c
dividendL,,—
Corp,
40c
13 %c
Trust
N.
non-cum.
Union
1
t7c
(increased)
1- 9
$1.87%
$15c
1-
$1.12%
1-
1
1-
prior
Acceptance,
$3.50
$1.06%
1-15
1
24c
—
12-15
$1.02%
Texas
Union
12-15
Gas TYansmission—
Tennessee
$1.20
(Del.);(quar.)-—
Electric
,
Co.—
Southwest Natural Gas Co.,
5%
12- i5
12-29
Street
\
...
1-23
(Del.)—
(quar.)
Stock
2
50c
(quar.)
12-81
12-24
/
$1
Unilever
1-
(quar.)
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
4.64%
preferred
(quar.)
4.65%
preferred (quar.)
4.90%
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.).
5.10%
preferred (quar.)
5.12%
preferred (quar.)
5.16%
preferred (quar.)
5.25%
preferred
(quar.)
4.50%
2-16
—
12-24
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.25%
12-15
>1-
A
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-15
$$1.50
,.
England Telephone Co.
Southwestern
4.10%
-
(quar.)
Southern Oxygen Co.
Southern Pacific Co.
'
2
1-
1-15
Guys From Harrison, "Inc.—
Class
12-19
25c
:
2
40c
Power
$j6 preferred A
1-15
+62%c
(quar.)——_
Nevada Telephone Co., common—
preferred; (quar.—__
5.44%
;
12-10
5_
Extra
2
27c
(quar.)—
(quar.)_
preferred
A
(stock
preferred
;Tennessee
1-
60c
(quar.)
Materials
class
Aircraft
12-12
2
/■>"•■/
—
2
$50c
Cos.
dividend
B
2nd
Temco
12-12
1-
15c
(quar.),
preferred
Southern
1
1-
6%
12-12
..
Co., Ltd.—
participating preferred
Common
'
1-
20c
___—
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric—
*
2
?50c
(quar.)—
1-
t25c
preferred
25c
(quar.)-:—„_—_
Public
California
Southern
'
,
$5
50c
partic. orig.. preferred (quar.)___
4.32% preferred (quar.)_——
L—
6%
Stock
-Class
,
12-12
2
1-
40c
(quar.)— V
5%
'
12-30
1-
$1.12%
X
'
1
Common
12-12
"
convertible
Underwriters
12-19
Telephone Service Co. of Ohio—
12-15
1
12*81
Vl-15
10c
12-10
(quar.)
com.
Carson
&
12-9
71-15
12-19
>.
12-10
(quar.)
Pearson
12-12
1-
62 %c
—
/.•I' 2/
Two
Salle
Rapid Transit
$3c
;
Telluride Power Co.,
»quar.)>_——
Sugars
vSoutheastern
preferred
Tennessee
preferred
12-12
11-21
12-24
Semi-annual
12-12
1-26
30c
t\.
12-29
40C
/■
dividend
Instrument
3
12-24
56'Ac
——
(quar.)—
5%
City
60c
Corp.
Taylor,
3
Pittsburgh Water Co.—
4%%
8%
12-
12-
,
Co.—
(quar.)
12-16
12-24
Ltd
Inc.,
Taylor
—
preferred
4%
1
Jersey (Jersey City)
(clears all arrears)
preferred (quar.)
conv.
Twin
$40c
12-17
12- 9
M-
$1.25
^
$1.50 con v. pfd.
$1.50
208 South La
$0,008
12-16
12-31
5% preferred (quar.)
—
iSouth Jersey Gas Co. (quar.)————__
South
1
5
5c
Carolina
South
11-
12-15
12-22
Twin Coach Co.—
12-10
12-22
62 %c
5% preferred (quar.)
Tamblyn (G.) Ltd., common (quar.)
12-15
12-31
57C
67 %c
Special
(quar.)
Mines.
Wayne
1-15
t
;
Cehtury-Fox Film Corp.
Quarterly
12-16
$0,042
(quar.),.
Products, common
(James),
Stock
12-16
■
12-31
Extra
Gold
1
3IV4C
'
American
1
1-
38 %c
5.%%' preferred (quar.)—
;(6outh
Talcott
12-31
1-15
1-
5c
common——
dividend
Stock
12-31
1
Corp.—
Twentieth
12-30
12-26
12-31
1-30
12 %c
(quar. t—
preferred (quar.)—„-—.—
preferred
(quar.),
S1.55
1-30
"
(initial)
Quicksilver Mines
Sonotone Corp.—
,
I70c
.
1-15
2-
$1.12%
Forging
Union
■Symington
"
,
1-15
2-1
$1.49
Electric Light & Power—
1-1-59
,,
Switson Industries, Ltd.
1-
(quar.)—__
Corp.; (quar.)
Q.)
2
New
Gas,
40c
2
12-31
5%
.
;._■
earnings),,,,,
earnings)
2-
Electric
2-1
$1.42%
'7 Stock dividend (2-1 stock split. Subject to
stockholders' approval Dec. 10)
12-10
7
5c
(reducedi
2-
25c
1-
4c
^
I30c
------ -
1-15
l-is
$1.22yz
Williams "Steel
of
Co.
Tucson
12-18.
12-12
(s-a)
x
|25c
Ltd.
<N.),
6
12-17
Trust
'12-12
_______
1958
Co.
&
2-1
25c
&
2- 1
63%c
5% preferred A (quai.)
America-
(from
Swift
2-
2
12-30
$$1.25
preferred
Common
12-15
$1.25
; 12-22
1-22
Common
12-19
2
$1.25
—
.1-
15)
of
(
25c
Temper Corp.—
4'/2% preference (quar.)
to stockholders approval
2
11-28
12-18
2
2-27
'
35c
Petroleum
1-
5%
: 12-18
1-1
(quar.),
J 15c
(quar.)
(quar.)-
(quar.)
Super Valu Stores, common (quar.)___
Stock dividend (one share for each share
8
12-
1-1
1-2
■
International
.:
Corp.—
(quar.)
Quarterly
12-18
1
12*24
^
12-
2
1-
'15c
•
12-2G
1—
class A
preferred
A
1-
Line
Tri-Continental Corp. common (year-end)
$2.70 preferred (quar.)
12-15
,$1.12
(quar.)
1-28
___.
Skenandoa Ravon,
5%
2
12-31
6c
tl5c
(quar.)-.,———
7
Pattern <~(quai\)-.——-—.--i
:
(quar.)
common
?10c
(quar.)
•
,614 Superior Co
.
Sunset
2
2
'
Corp.
9
J-
12-20
Transue
3-11
12-20
1-
»$1.25
$1.30
dividend
1-
1-
1
1-2
1-
4%
;
(quar.)
Sun Life Assurance "(Canada)
2
25 c;
Dairies, Ltd., class A
Stock
2
25c
12-11
2
10c
Drug Co.__
"
+$1.75
(quar.),
A
Sun
2-
725c
4-
12-12
12*19
'
•
Pipe
preferred (quar.)
$4.90
preferred
(quar.)
$5.70 preferred
(quar.)
$5.96 preferred (quar.)
12-15
3
2
25c
com.
Co.
$4.50 prefeiTed A
1
1-
(stock
Electric
(quar.)
(initial quar.)
dividend)
new
'Sun Chemical Corp.,
2-
?45c
'Sigma Mines, Ltd. (s-a)-l_^-_I__-l-j-—:-L.~
•Simplicity
12*
•
1
Corp.
Sunbeam
(quar.),
Silverwood
2-
15c
.
class
Inc.,
Class
12-22
50c
.
2
convertible 2nd preferred
Suburban
2
12-17
45c 7
5%
2
12-
1--2
1-
'25c
Strawbridge & Clothier, $5 pfd. (qaar.)^
1- 2
11-
15c
(qttar:
Stouffer
V-
7%
(quar.)
1-19
1-
12-29
433Ac
1-14
(quar.)
—._—_i;
Canada, Ltd.—
-■
tquar.)
5%; prior-preference
Stop & Shop, Inc.,
Share
Gas
True
7%
1st
preferred
(quar.)
"Stokely/Van Camp, Inc., common
v*
Companij
$2.55
56c
2-13
•
5
7%c
2-25
25c
1-
$1.47%
1:17c
$50c
2
Stix, Baer & Fuller—
5
$56JAc
2-
15c
Markets, class A (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
5.90%
133% c
•v
Common
57c
12-18
Corp, j?f America
Common
f
,12-
5
25c
12-15
•
1-
.
When
Holder•
Payable of Rec.
Per
Name of
Transcontinental
2
4%
(quar.
12-31
(quar.)
Co." of
1-2
V'2%
Stevens
12-16
1
12-16
2-
(stock dividend)
(quar.)
Textiles, com.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.),,
Stern
12-29
loc
Salesbook Co.--—
Sheraton
.1-
6%
.
Sherwin-Williams
12-17
12-19
12 %c
—
(stock dividend)—,—__
Shawinigan Water & Power Co., com. (quar.)
Class A' lquar.)
I——_—
-•■4%
preferred A (quar.)—
■>-«4%%
preferred B <quar.)_
a
Shawmut
12-15
1-2
40c
(quar.)-——
(quar.)__
Corp
•Shasta Water
12-15
1
/$1
(quar.)__—____
Corp.
1
10c
(year-end t——
Shamrock Oil & Gas Corp.
11-
12-29
$1.12
$1.25
(quar.)_
A
4
2
t40c
Brewers
&
4%%
12-11
1-
t30c
Sterling
12-12
12-23
■20c
__—
5f;'r
1-' 1
30c
—
Holders
Payable of Bee.
$30c
Extra
Stern
When
Share
Ltd.
Stepan Chemical
v
Increased semi-annually
Security
*■
Company
Bros.
(quar.)
Steel Co. of Canada, Ltd. (quar.),,,
12-10
10c
5% preferred A (quar.
Security-Columbian Banknote (quar.>—
Security Insurance. Co. ox New, Haven—
,
;
Holdert
Payable of Kec.
10c
pfd.
15c
(quar.)
$1.37%
1
32-16
1-1
12*12
VI-
'
(quar.)
30c
2-
5
1-16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, December 22, 1958
.
(2688)
52
Pharmaceutical Co.—
preferred (quar.)L„
Holdert
When
Per
Payable of ilec.
Share
Name of Company
Warner-Lambert
$4.50
S1.12V,
*}*
<quar;-):..^;
Brothers Co.
Waukesha Motor Co.
Warren
(quar.)-™..—
Knitting ^ills fquar.)
Fixture Co.—
Wayne
»ot-
.
->oc
pieferrcti (quar.
5%
Weeden
Wei bit
Oil
Wesson
Unowdrift Co. (quar.i——(quar.)
Seashore RR., com. (s-a)
&
Indies
West
Sugar
&
West Jersev
Ltd.—
Power & Light,
West Kootenay
preferred iquar.)
West Penn Electric Co.
I'/c
preferred
i-r.lp
Virginia
Virginia
J"}®
preferred < quar. i—
preferred (quar.i
s1;2^.
10c
Western
Casualty
Western
Department
Western
Electric
class
A
1-15
(quar.)
»—
Co.
iq ;sr..).._
Kentue::v Gas
$l.o0
—
1-
12-2J
12-1.)
*2-19
12-30
12-26
I?*3®
preferred 1932 series (quar. /
Western Plywoc 1. class B (quar.)
51c
Tablet
Western
—
«
J2"Jt!
12-1J
dividend
Stock
Wheeling Steel Corp.,
Whitaker
Paper
Motor
quar 1
•
Co
Cemen:
dividend
Stock
—-
_—
.—
Fund -%"
Whitehall
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Mfg. (quar.)
5preferred
Whitehall
—
(quar.)
from
able in
6%
Stores,
12-10
12-10
12- o
12- 5
12-12
tion,
1- 2
12-31
12-24
12-10
12-10
1-1
12-17
12-29
1-30
12-12
12-19
(2)
common
Common
Common
(quar.
Common
25c
35c
35c
35c
35c
$1.06)4
quar.i....
(quur.i
—
preferred
iquav.i—.....
Wisconsin Electric
preferred
6%
Oil
Chemical
Wood
(John)
1-
1-31
the
failed
company
file
to
$125,990
$731,747
$832,429
65,426
73,048
438,486
524,753
Schenley Industries, Inc.—Banker Named to
Board—
Gock
J.
A.
ry.
1969.
p.
directors
of
purchasers."
upon
The
of
Board
corporation.
Fred A.
Directors
of
Francisco
San
this
of
retirement
member
Chairman
the
of
elected
to
the
board
vacancy arising
from
are former Chairmen of
a
the
of
the
America.
board
Bank
of
association with
relations
public
the
the Bank of America
of
directors, Vice-Chairman
Chairman of the general trust
committee,
executive
been
fills
Both
of
the
of
has
He
Ferroggiaro.
Gock will continue his
Mr.
as
of
the general
committee and
committee.
also currently Chairman of the Board
of Consolidated Freightmember of the boards of directors of Capitol
Records, Inc., Presco Corp., Hoffman Electronics and Magic Chef, Inc.
—V. 188, p. 1522.
and
Inc.,
ways,
a
Seaboard Air Line
Period End. Oct.
RR.
Earnings—.
1958—Month—1957
31
$
$
13,538,445
10,492,889
ops.
2,708,749
3,045,556
25,299,788
railway oper. inc.—
188, p. 1969.
1,433,027
1,586,703
14,773,936
Net
Net
$
10,498,991
.
—V.
%
1958—10 Mos.—1957
$
13,207,740
Railway operating rev.
Railway operating exps.
from ry.
rev.
127,353,120 136,920,209
102,053,332 103,357,373
33,562,83®
17,788,179
with respect
orders
to Southcoast and Stiliman Uranium
assert
Metals,
Seaporcel
Announces
Inc.
18th
Foreign
Licensee—
corporation on Nov. 28 announced that it has signed HomannWerke, of West Germany, as its 18th foreign licensee. This company
is among the largest porcelain enamelers in Germany, with two large
plants in Wuppertal-Vohwinkel and Hannover.
j
M.
Jesse
Salton,
President,
added
that
negotiations
with three
other licensees, covering the Union of South Africa, the Philippines,
and Finland, have been completed, and contracts arc being prepared*
This
signed, Seaporcel's overseas network of licensees will number 21,
expects to sign up others during 1959.
Salton said that recent franchise agreements with Sweden will
be
handled jointly
by the firm's
Danish
and Norwegian licensees
through a common office based in Stockholm, Sweden. He added that
Belgium would be handled by the company's licensee in Holland.
During
1958,
Seaporcel signed
six
additional
licensees
covering
Japan, Holland, New Zealand, Spain, and Turkey. The company already
had
licensees
in
Australia, Austria,
Brazil, Canada, Chile, France,
When
The
company
Mr.
Britain,
Great
Steel
Italy,
Ltd.,
Wares,
1955.—V.
to Russell Gulch Uranium
reports of stock sales as re¬
by Regulation A; that its offering circular is false and mis¬
leading with respect to the recent financial status of the company
and the status of its mining claims; and that the use of such offering
circular in the sale of stock "would operate as a fraud and
deceit
(1) that Southcoast failed to file reports of stock sales and failed to
file a revised offering circular; and
(2)
that certain officers and
directors of Stiliman Uranium were convicted of crimes cr offenses
involving the purchase and sale oi securities, thus making the Regu¬
lation A exemption unavailable to that company
(two persons listed
12-31
+40e
12-29
2
186,
Switzerland.
and
the
was
first
to
The Canadian
established
be
licensee.
General
by Seaporcel in late
2053.
p.
Shares in America, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
This
Washington investment company filed a registration statement
12, 1958 covering 50,000 shares of common stock.
was
organized under Delaware law cn Dec. 8, 1958.
Merle Thoipe, Jr., is listed as Board Chairman and Newton I. Steers,
Jr., as President.
Thorpe is President of Investment Fund Management
with
the SEC on Dec.
The
company
investment
Corp.,
adviser
and
manager
the
of
issuer,
Steers
and
is
(quar.i
Net
12-30
12-30
1- 2
2- 2
12- 3
12- 3
12-19
1-20
1-2
1- 2
12-20
—
:
....
1958—10 Months—1.957
exps.
$452,324
362,765
$449,960
365,300
$3,875,820
3,453,844
ops.
$89,559
$84,660
$421,976
$638,051
55,365
48,183
95,665
C. McCurdy, President, on Dec. 15 announced a company
reorganization effective Jan. 1, 1959, involving the formation of four
additional fully-integrated divisions, bringing the total of these to five.
Each division will be headed by a general manager and will engage
in one of the five main lines of business of the company.
These are
agricultural chemicals, ammonia, industrial chemicals, plastics anci
resins, and synthetic rubber.
Sheraton Corp. of America—To Acquire Matson Lines
$4,320,893
3,682,842
of
directors
enter into
Matson
Navigation
contract with Sheraton
a
Company
on
Dec.
voted
8
to
Corp. of America for the operation
ultimate
and
purchase of all but one of the Matson properties on the
Hawaiian Island of Oahu.
The holdings include four well-known hotels
242,746
from ry.
rev.
railway
188, p.
inc
oper.
1969.
—V.
12-10
—,—.
——_
(Monthly)
Wriglcy (Wm. J)'.»
Monthly
sec¬
—Royal Hawaiian, Pricess Kaiulani, Moana and Surf Rider—all located
Net
75c
$1.25
25c
25c
—
and
The
1958—Month—1957
revenue™
operating
Railway
37V2C
quar.)__
vice-president
in
Shell Chemical Corp.—To Form Four New DivisionsRichard
Hawaiian Properties—
Railway oper.
Wood vard-Lotnr<
(increased
second
Each of the orders provides an opportunity for hearing, upon request,
on
the question whether the suspension should be vacated or made
permanent.—V. 183, p. 1862.
Period End. Oct. 31—
12-15
12-15
1-
as
respectively,
Chairmen.
Boaid
its
Rutland Ry.—Earnings—
12-15
1-2
1212-31
)40c
t$1.12Va
—
_
notification
1957
pleaded guilty to a
violation
of
the
California
Corporate
Securities
Act,
received
a
nine-months'
imprisonment sentence and a $1,000 fine, respectively,
and were placed on probation 1.
12-15
■-
Uranium's
retary-treasurer-director,
12-18
preferred ■ 1 quar. 1
Woodley Petroleum Co. ' quar.i
Stiliman
in
1-9
?30c
Industries, class A:_...v
preferred
that
1-15
25c
Extra
5%
Commission's
The
assorts
12-10
2
——
(annual)
Ltd.
AVti'.v
Common
shares at 25c. per share).
order
with respect
common
10-9
12-15
75c
J..:
Co.
2- 1
——
.
Alexander,
1-31-59
(quar.)™
(1897)
Wood
Jan.
(3)
Co.—
Pouer
Co....
Witco
—-
—.—
5- 1
3- 1
11-1
1- 1
$1.50
(increased
(quar.i
Wiser
per
cumulative
12-20
12-20
12-20
1-30
1-19
4-10
7-10
1- 1
1- 1
2-20
$1.06V4
—
(quar.).
Wilson
$4,25
;i
15, 1958, proposed the public offering of 100 shares of 7'-v
preferred stock at $100 per share);
Stiliman Uranium, Inc., Hayward, Calif. (Regulation A notifica¬
filed Sept.
16,
1955,
proposed the public
offerig of 600,000
filed
12- 2
12-24
1- 1
20c
75c
(quar.
Wilcox Oil Co.
Co.,
1719.
p.
quired
12-24
73c
(quar.)
common
iquar.m...
preferred
A:
$103,077
from
rev.
188,
,
investment income and 56c
gains.
56c dividend pay¬
cash or stock at holder's optioni
preferred
188,
Uranium Co., Inc.
(Regulation A notification,
proposed the public offering of 150,000 common
share 1;
Southcoast, Inc., Charleston, S. C. (Regulation A notification,
12-19
12-15
12-10
12-10
capital
Wieboidt
projects.—V.
these
consummate
to
from
shares at
from net
(17c
1,
(1) Russell Gulch
filed March 22, 1956,
1-2
1- 2
50c
$1.25
25c
50c
75c
$1.31 V*
40c
4e/c
(quar.i
common
$5 preferred
in.iar.).
Whirlpool Corp.. common
to
and Exchange Commission, it
was
announced on
orders temporarily suspending Regulation A ex¬
registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with
to stock offerings by the following.
respect
M
1- 2
-2it
—-—~
-
....
4.74
issued
has
10,
1-1
1-1
—
needed
emptions
12-12
1- 2
—
is
Securities
The
Dec.
12-23
„
$1,171,757, Which
Offering Suspended by SEC—
*2-12
1-2-59
1-15
$1.25
Western Union
(quar.)™—30c
Westmoreland. Inc. (quar.)
30c
Weston
(George % Ltd., class A (quar.)
.%
fl5c
Class B (quar. n.-i.
U5e
Wteyenberg Shot I.Ifg. (quar.).
50c
'quar.)
Telegraph
to
amounted
Ilussell Gulcli Uranium Co., Inc., Denver, Colo.—Stock
12-12
1-15
Stationery Corp.
<.\-
preferred
financing
,«
1-1
1- 1
37%C
37 %c
15c
$7,302,696
were
year
is
*2-11
37,/ac
iquar.
fiscal
Although the companv is showing an improved profit, no rii"id°nd
being declared at this time. The company is currently negotiating
to acquire several other companies, which will give it greater diver¬
sification
and
thus
desires
to
conserve
its cash position
for any
12-1 o
-
ops.
railway oper. inc.—
ratio.
current
\2'\\
rt
1953 series
preferred
six months of this
first
the
liabilities
current
and
*~"*'2
Natural Gas Co.—
Western
for
compared to sales of $6,571,377 last year. Net profits for this
year's six month ppriod w*re $157,262 after taxes, compared to $135,796
lor the same period last year.
Total
current assets as of Oct. 31,
1958, amounted to $5,551,490
as
12-30
55c
Russell
sales
that
™
90c
$1
dividend 1o'>
stock
1
Maryland Ry., common (increased)
preferred (quar.)
——
preferred (qiar.)^
51c preferred (quar.)
—
—-—
Western
Massac n isetts Cos.
(quar.)—
White
19~,r
,,1011
4%
7%
5%
12- 5
12- 5
199i
-
Western
5%
1j" »
—:
$6 preferred
Western
12-11
12-10
12-19
—
■
(quar.i
Insurance Securities
Western
12-21
1- 2
12-31
1-15
'
(quar.)
-
preferred
$1.40
30c
20c
90c
to0c
+35c
(quar.)
Stores
Ltd.,
Common
12
—
Surety
Co.
Grocer-
Western
12-29
——
relepnone
Carolina
1%
-
$3,386,382
2,553,956
He is
reported that, during the first quarter of its present
fiscal year,
ending July 31, there was an operating loss of $28,408
which, however, due to a new tax carry-back provision, resulted in a
profit of $3,099. The company was plagued with a strike at its
Cambridge, Ohio plant during the second quarter but, despite the nonproduetivity in Cambridge, the company has produced a substantial
net profit
during the first six months ol' its present fiscal year
amounting to $157,262 alter taxes. The directors were also advised
12-15
30c
17c
(quar.)
$4.50
$5
1- 1
1- j
12-24
12-24
*" 1
$1.10
(quar.)—
com.
September and October of this year, company
compared to sales $3,365,144 for the same period
August,
that
1958—10 Mos.—1957
$3,191,265
2,459,518
Net
a
year!
Mr.
12-19
12 19
$1-12-2
pfd.
Russell stated.
Mr.
said
last
A2"*9
1-15
1-15
have contributed
prices,
sales hit $3,995,530 as
12
12-iu
$1.0?
$1.12/2
—
Western
19
*2 12
12-24
Paper •<quar.i
dividend
Stock
1o'ol
$110,2™
™
V/ater Service,!
tive
profits.
Ho
*2-29
aluminum prime window at competi¬
substantially to the company's sales and
picture window door and sliding
$356,309
$374,725
248,735
,
12-io
70C
—
4.40''
&
1-2-59
37 /2C
(quar.)
(quar.i...:.—
Utilities,
Texas
West
West
12 15
1 1
Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
253,232
Railway
after
profits,
net
31
operating revoperating exps.
Railway
—V.
taxes, for the second quarter of its fiscal
year reaching $185,670, this company is heading for the best years
in its history, Frank C. Russell, President, told the board of directors
meeting 011 Dec. 8.
Introduction
of several new products,
including an all weather
With
12 4
12-15
12-iu
♦?1-/5
—
preferred (quar.t—
prefer:ed B (quar.)
4.20''
4.ViC<
ir.
12-29
1-2
1-J
Period End. Oct.
Net
Russell Co.—Profits Increased—
(F. C.)
wr
West Perm Powr Co., common.™———4.10''
10
9
*2"22
57c
35c
25c
$1.50
corporation recently announced that its 6Vi% convertible sub¬
ordinated debentures clue Dec. 1, 1977, in definitive form are available
at Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, 140 Broadway, New York, N. Y.,
in exchange for presently outstanding temporary debentures.—V.
188,
p. 1967.
.' '-''..v'
;
x* 10
1-1
50c
Welli) "ton Fund < 12c from net investment
income and 45c: from net securities profits)
7
19
313
—
(quar.)
4'.
preferred
ms4m?d:_
Co..
&
Corp.
.
-
12 31
1-2
Lhciwcrsv &
Weber
West
1-2
f AX
i-^
>
Savannah & Atlanta Ry.
Corp.—Definitive Debs. Ready—
Royal McBee
The
St. Lawrence
Consumers'
hand,
a
purchase price, including payment for stores
in cash,
Sevier,
these
pertinent provisions;
In addition to the four hotels, which have a total of 1,056
the properties include fee simple leasehold land
as
well as
building structures and furnishings.
Total fee simple acreage is 14.8
above,
Co.
area.
for
$18,000,000
of about
President of Matson Navigation Co., said many
details of the complex transaction still remain to be resolved. He listed
Gas Co.—Proposed Financing—
Gas
calls
contract
The
Randolph
See
Beach
Waikiki
the
in
on
CI)
rooms,
Yale
Toivne
&
Yellow
Mfg.
Cab Co..
(quar.)
Co.
common.,
....
61"
6%
convertible preferred
^37Vac
1-30
37V2C
4-30
37Vac
7-31
7V2C
12-31
75c
1- 2
$1.75
1-2'
25c
1-15
50c
1- 1
621- 1
$1.25
1- 1
$1.75
1- 1
(quar.i
(quar.i
Yosemite
Park
Curry
<c
(quar.i.
(J. S.) Co.. common (quar. i
71c preferred (quar.)
Youngstown Steel Door Co. (quar.)
Inc..
Bros..
51c
preferred
S'/i
preferred
preferred
lc/c
Zale
Jewelry
Class
B
common
shares
18
Special
Ziegler Coal &: Coke
Transfer books
25c
(quar.)
dividend)—^—,
12-12
12-29
1-30
12-12
1- 9
closed for this dividend.
Canadian funds, tax deductible
15"< ; resident tax 7%.
in
12-12
12-29
$2
5It
at
the source.
Non¬
resident tax
a
Less British
income
♦
Jamaica
income
Payable in U. S.
funds,
Railway
incorrect.
The
indicated here.
corrected
payment
:■ >
■
less
Canadian nonresidents tax
$
operating
rev-
11,293,494
10,907,978
exps.
8,365,076
8,228,426
Net
Net
from ry.
rev.
railway
—V.
188,
-1957
s
94,239,751 101,022,094
76,860,322
81,537,813
2,928,418
2,679,552
17,379,429
19,484,281
inc..
oper.
ops.
1,993,812
1,319,110
10,000,162
9,692,594
2185,
p.
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
1958—Month—1957
31
operating rev._
operating exps.
from ry.
rev.
railway
—V.
188,
$5,886,264
$6,050,864 $49,972,796 $55,424,590
3,610,391
3,432,033
$2,275,873
ops.
inc.
oper.
35,307,321
$2,618,831 $16,038,622 $20,117,269
1,031,644
7,554,999
8,095,554
1,061,078
-
33,934,174
Regis Paper
Co.—Exchange Offer Registered—
This company filed a registration statement with the SEC on Dec. 11.
1958 covering 288,450 shares of common stock.
The company proposes
offer
the
of
F.
the
Kress
a
J.
for
common
declare
stock
Kress
each
exchange for
Box
Co.
on
outstanding
the
of
capital stock
offer effective if 95%
in exchange
of
but
percent,
not
less
of
to
be
with
taken
and
for
into
than
80'.
Kress.
St. Regis will
outstanding shares
elect to do so
Kress shares, are so
of
the
St.
dissolution
and
liquidation
or
merger
of
he
will
Mr.
the Board
accept
the
Bengtson
is
committee
of
Directors of
of Royal
position
of
and upon completion of negotiations,
President
presently Chairman
The
Siegler
that company.
Corp.
and
of
of
a
the
combined
the executive
member
of
companies.
the
Board
new
of
group,
possibly starting in Ji nuary.
total
Vard. Inc. manufactures high precision products for the
air
frame,
helicopter and nuclear engine industries.
'
Ideal-Aerosmith
manufactures
precision
manometers
special
purpose
mlves, rate tables, actuators and hydraulic filters and test equipments.
Royal Industries is
tor aircraft,
machine
a
leading manuiacturer of jettisonable fuel tanks
special containers,
control,
and
%
vibration test equipment, Electropoint
electronic
items.
engineering and prototype organization.
offer, Kress plants are located in Pittsburgh, Pa., Newark, Ohio, and
Hagerstown, Md.—V. 188, p. 1969.
San Diego Imperial €orp., San Diego,
Royal
maintains
a
large
Calif.—Registers
Exchange Offer With SEC—
This
corporation,
State
Savings and
Loan
Association
and
Silver
State
Insurance
Agency, Inc., both of -Denver, Colo.
The Loan Association is said to
have 45,000 outstanding shares of capital stock representing a book
of
$1,805,096, while the Insurance Agency has oustanding 3,000
shares of capital stock representing a book value%of $106,152.
The
loan Association has 11 shareholders and the Insurance Agency nine..
The shareholders
of both companies have agreed to the exchange.
—V.
188, p. 1274.-
for
mutually
transfer
arrangements
satisfactory
Matson's
of
hotel
personnel
the
to
the
U.
S.
said
it is anticipated the Matson real estate to be
purchased in connection with the hotels will be developed in associa¬
Henderson
with Robert Haynie
tion
last
Just
Rico
month
the
upon
of Haas &
Sheraton
also
completion
of
Haynie,
announced
a
new
general contractors.
will
expand
$10,000,000
it
luxury
Puerto
to
oceanside
property at San Juan.
Sheraton
currently has. five hotels under construction
mainland:
The
hotels
600-room
In
the
planned
or
on
Sheraton-Dallas,
world,
and
to be one of the most
the 200-room Sheraton-Binghamton
(N. Y. i, both slated to open next year; the 300-room Sheraton at
Portland, Ore., scheduled to open in late 1959; and projects also under¬
way
at Baltimore, Md.,
Sicks*
and New Haven, Conn.—V.
Breweries,
Ltd.
Calgary,
188,
Canada
2186.
p.
Control
—
PassesLtd.,
this
of
Senator
H.
M.
D.
on
Nov.
28.
two
class
"A"
nounced
holders
has been acquired by Molson's Brewery,
Molson, the latter company's President, an¬
company
Lasc
October, Molson's offered Sicks' share¬
shares, two class "B" shares and one 5Ya%,
$40 par value, preferred share of Molson's for each four shares of their
common
stock or
four common
shares represented by voting class
certificates.
Senator Molson said the offer had been accepted by a
substantial majority of
the 8ic*s' shareholders.
He said the offer
would be extended to others until Jan. 7.—V. 163, p. 3291.
Signal Oil & Gas Co.—Merger Approved—-
located at 1011 Garnet Avenue, 8&n Diego, Calif.,
filed a registration statement with the SEC tn Dec. 9, 1958 covering
645,000 shares of its common stock.
It is proposed to offer these
shares in exchange, for all of the outstanding capital stock of Silver
value
in
are
Control
management
He will devote full time to the
finalized,
is
out
organization.
Ernest Henderson, Sheraton President, "It is expected that Matson's
four Hawaiian hotels will become Sheraton's first operational overseas
properties, and be a welcome link with the Island to our coast-to-coast
network of 48 U. S. and Canadian hotels."
Forty-two of the chain's
Kress
Regis.
Regis is said to hold written options from 12 individual holders
of
103,360 shares
(80.68% ) of the outstanding stock of
providing for the exchange oi Kress shares for shares of St.
Regis stock on the same basis of exchange as is proposed under this
a
will be made for Sheraton to
Sheraton
luxurious
,
sale
be
the
may
St.
of
agreement
the year.
When a
worked
(5)
will
and
Kress
Chairman of
Within three weeks an
(4)
operate the hotels on a management fee basis for Matson until the sale
concluded.
Sheraton operation on this basis should begin after the
of the
deposited
are
shares
the capital
basis of 2W shares of St. Regis
share
exchange
stock
lesser
in
company's ownership of not less than 80%
of all the Kress
capital stock will enable it to control the business operations and
policies of Kress.
In the event the offer of exchange is declared
effective, St, Regis intends eventually to cause appropriate proceedings
(Continued from page 10)
The sale, if conditions are met, may be concluded anytime at
option within a year but not within the next four months.
hotels
1S69.
p.
Wailua, Maui.
at
(3)
Matson's
,
1958—10 Mos.—1957
The
Investment News
(2) Not included is the Matson Base Yard which furnishes services
Matson's fleet of liners and freighters as well as hotels, and 1,493
acres
Mr.
St.
if
Corporation and
to
first of
St. Louis Southwestern Ry.—Earnings—'
deposited.
General
while the leasehold total is 26.3.
is
Period End. Oct.
of
15%
1958—10 Mos
s
Railway operating
stock
tax.
1958—Month—1957
31
$
to
tax.
y Previously published date was
date and/or record date is
at Less
St. Louis-San Francisco Ry.—Earnings-1Period End. Oct.
12-19
1-10
12-29
$2
—
not
12-19
1-10
50c
—
istock
12-31
12-15
12-15
12-15
12-15
(one share
held)—
—
12-12
12-12
—
(quar.)—i
Corp.
—
t Payable
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Extra
•
(quar.)
(quar.)—
par
12-15
—
(quar.)
Co..
Radio
com.
S100 par
com.
each
for
Zenith
S50
1- 9
4- 9
4- 9
—
(quar.i
Young
Younkers
20c
—_
convertible preferred
convertible preferred
61'o
-
-
The
stockholders
approved
a
of
this
to
proposal
company
merge
the
and of Hancock Oil Co. have
companies on a share-for-share
basis.
The merger is effective Dec. 31. The authorized capital
surviving
firm,
will
22,000,000 shares of
consist
class A
of
400,000
common
and
shares
of
of Signal, the
preferred
3,000,000 shares
of
stock,
class B
voting common stock.
Signal
new
and .643,032
shares
of
has
shares
preferred
outstanding
of
class
stock.
B
4,383,557: shares
common,
3,403,765
while
shares
of
of
class
Hancock
class- A
A
has
common
2004)00
common
and
240,000 shares of class B voting oommon outstanding.—V. 188, p. 1867,
Volume
188
Number 5805
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
53
(2689)
Slick Oil Corp.,
Houston, Tex.—Registers With SEC—
not
corporation, with offices
at
1030
Bank
of
the
Southwest
Houston, Texas, filed a registration statement with the SEC
on Dec.
3. 1958,
covering $1,500,000 of participating interests in tne
Slick Oil Corp. 19o9 Joint
Venture Program.
Offering of the interests
is to be made in
minimum amounts of $15,000, through Howies, Win¬
ston
&
Co.
Antonio,
Slick Oil
Houston
will
will
aggregate
Initial
of
who
and
receive
commit
to
commitments
payments
by
Dewar, Robertson
5# commission.
a
the
of
program
all
&
amount
an
purchases
of
Pancoast
of
equal to *3
participating,
false
that
of
in
interests.
exploratory
and Slick, for general administrative
reimbursement for expenses incurred
<d)
the
additional
any
exploratory
Proceeds
of
costs
paid
and
expenses
Slick
by
in
by
sale
with
which
filed
not
was
with
the
Commission;
that
Tennessee Central
Ry.—Earnings—
a
stock
and
shares
that the
to
were
false
was
offered,
in
persons,
higher
and
respect
that
offered
of
notification
be
failed
to
each
name
Period End. Oct. 31—
Railway
Railway
Net
state
offered.
Net
at
there
$1.25
prices
for
the
was
method
turn
by
failure
a
share
per
who in
misleading in respect of material facts,
to
by
would
to
the
resell
redistribution
by
which
the
disclose
that
underwriters
the
shares
them
shares
the
to
to
shares
Mr.
would
group
underwriters
all
of
par¬
promoters
and
affiliates
of
Sports
Arenas;
false
and
shares of class A
common
stock
Associates
share.
per
in
(par $1.25) at
Spur Oil
The
net
Increase
proceeds
will
be
for
the
purchase
As
and
to
which
Russell Gulch
Southern
Uranium,
Inc.
Co—System Plans
187,
New
company on Dec. 10 announced
SEO on Jan.
9, next, from
received
to
be
sold
at
p.
Offering
The
it
competitive sale.
to register with
$45,000,000 additional
Bids
are
expected
to
to
be
250
up
of the program outlined,
Equitable Securities is to receive
Southern
Co.
above.—V.
187,
The
Period End. Oct. 31—
$
...&
'
.
.
-
.
■
•
■
Net rev. from ry.
ops.
Net railway oper. inc.™
188,
6,643,868
6,219,914
55,594,357
3,171,900
3,030,956
29,872,324
which
of
Bell
Telephone
$
Other
income
—V.
$
525,921,351
Net
53.876.45G
32,399,221
6.425,435
93,204.009
3,911,171
44,362,716
40,433.336
9,140,619
98,089,108
89,300,082
..
income
charges
ry.
9,576,432
319,960,999 310,769,953
$305,113
$2,830,106
303,462
293,608
2,852,045
2,865,715
ry. oper.
"$15,859
$11,505
"$21,939
*$121,010
85,823
63,590
713,620
858,768
8,336,579
covering
be
Nov.
estimated
an
28
filed
10,000
letter
a
shares
of
of
89,403,809
to employees of
company and
Stock Purchase Plan at 95%
of
whichever is higher at date of sale. No
Russell
Gulch
its
(par
subsidiaries
market
of
or
be
used
for
working
capital.—V.
187,
the
SEC
$2.50)
under
tc
The
company
total
net
number
shares
1958
of
to
The
asset
an
shares
shares
value
Nov.
on
28,
Net
oper.
32.9%
a
advance
from
$10.28
on
in
11
the
175,377
Jan.
1,
months.
Seattle
1958—10 Months—1957
$3,004,641
$2,830,003
exps.
2,220,018
2,127,551
ry. oper.
$784,623
$702,452
$6,579,367
$6,638,860
445,472
401,455
3,268,464
3,136,569
$27,124,447 $26,730,974
20,545,080
20,092,114
Sports Arenas
President
The Securities
,
and
porarily suspending
the
Securities
Act
a
of
Inc.—Stock
Commission's
Commission
Regulation
1933
with
order
Offering Sus¬
A
has
exemption
respect
to
issued
from
public
a
order
an
tem¬
registration under
offering
of
stock
financial
The
for
asserts
that
it
has
believe
reasonable
cause
to
that the terms and conditions of the
Regulation A exemption
registration for Sports Arenas' stock
offering were not complied
with; that the company's offering circular and sales material
used
sale of
its shares
was
misleading in respect
offering is being made and would
of material facts; and that the stock
made in violation of Section 17 (the
Act.
The order provides an
be
Securities
request,
made
on
anti-fraud
opportunity
the question
whether
In
false and
the
suspension
provision) of the
for hearing, upon
should
be
vacated
or
permanent.
Sports Arenas filed Its notification with the Commission
in Sep¬
tember, 1957 proposing the public
offering of 240,000 common shares
at $1.25
per share
ties
registration
Act
named
James
& Co.,
pursuant
to
the
conditional
exemption from Securi¬
provided by Regulation A.
The offering circular
Anthony Securities Corp. of New York, and Mac Robbins
Inc. of Jersey City as underwriters.
The
company
was
organized
for the purpose of
acquiring, constructing and operating a chain of
bowling alleys, skating arenas, kiddie cities and other
amusement areas,
principally in the larger metropolitan cities in
Connecticut, Maryland and Delaware
Charles
The
Gordon
is
listed
Commission's
as
order
and
in
New
the
York,
District
New
of
Jersey,
with
the
SEC
"cash
mid-continent
the
comprising
Co.,
marketing
area
stations
bulk
and
not
were
announced,
that
except
the
sale
1955
to
modern
most
74%
service
and
81
which
of
station
design.
properties are located throughout Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri,
Arkansas, Indiana, Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and North and South
The
company
service
stations
are
principally
located
i*
Tulsa,
Oklahoma
City,
Muskogee,
Okmulgee,
Lawton,
Sapulpa,
Chickasha,
Drumright,
Vinita,
and
Miami,
Okla.;
St.
Louis,
Mo.;
Dakota.
affects
only
operations in the central division headquartered at Tulsa.
In
addition,
he
stated,
Tidewater
will
continue
to
market
and
in
greases
the
area
through
explained that the company's
withdrawal
gasoline, fuel and heating oils in the mid-continent
the
West
major
concentrate
where
its
products
refineries.
scheduled
will
be«
for
in
products
The
independent
marketing
readily
can
activities
a
Jan.
would
Earlier
in
area
in
the
resulted
products
for
44
in
16
East
supplied
by
supplies
and
Tidewater's
Sunray's
signs
and
by
New
newly
dealers
Year's
Day,
he
the
by
187,
declared.
would
existing
Inc.
northern
Gafill
Indiana
has
and
Dec.
17
was
announced
on
distributed
southern
Michigan
2553.
Dec.
2
that
188,
p.
2034.
finance
Portfolio
to
Glore,
Janus
Talcott
&
Co.
See
of
awarded
was
16
on
Bids, for
101.3999;
Co.
$12,500,000 first mortgage bond^
1, 1988, at 101% and accrued in ¬
to
the
1988
30
days'
to
100%
with
of
notice
for
bonds
(a)
the
to
property,
at
and
(b)
for
interest
in
also
and
or
The
Firu
in
part, o *.
from 101 *■
redemption prices ranging
sinking or improvement; fund
all
to
or
for t A
deposited cash and proceeds v
general redemption prices ranging fro: 1
other
redemptions; in each case, together
certain
at
the
date
fixed
for
redemption;
proceeds from this sale will be applied to cos;
construction program which
in 1958 will amonm
$27,000,000. Such costs in l'J59 will come to about $16,800.:
company
Company.
counties
in
Texas
north
is
1957
for
that
comparable
period
figures
three
Light
subsidiaries
supplies
electric
of
Texs
service
Texas.
operating
$55,445,000 in the
to
income
of
one
Power
central
EARNINGS—Total
year
whole
1959.
Utilities
gross
101.326,
in
net
BUSINESS—The
52
ijohuly)
redeemable,
special
with
or
100%
be
company's
about
000
Hutzler
&
will
current
fund
accrued
the
lor the bonds, also as 4'/%=
as follows:
White, Weld & Co ■
Eastman Dillon, Union Securitic-
101.339;
101.28.
series
to
Bros.
for the indicated coupon.
100.089
received
were
Brothers,
Salomon
Corp.,
The
coupon
Lehman
at competitive sale on
group
bid of 100.32%
a
43/k%
a
and
Boston
of
revenues
were
Texas
Power
months
12
ended Sept.
$16,280,000. In
to
came
tively.
30,
Lig'U
1958
the
and
calend
tv
$52,497,000 and $15,645,000 respec¬
.
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
named
below
severally
have
agreed to purchase from the company the
respective principal amount!,
1988 series bonds set opposite their nanus below:
of
Kuhn,
Loeb
&
Co
$3,125,000
&
Co., Inc.^_^
Peabody <fc Co.
I
Meirill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Kic'der,
—V.
188,
p.
H.
K.
3,125,000
3,125.000
™„
3,125.000
-
2355.
Thermoid
Three
John A.
"The
.
-
,
Co.—Merger Completed—
Porter
Co.,
Inc.
above.—V.
188,
p.
2076.
States Natural Gas Co.—Progress Report—
McGuire, President,
company
V.
is
in
strong
on
Dec.
4
financial
said
in
part:
condition
and its budget and!
fiscal year induate
strengthen this condition.
"The company has added some 140,000 acres to the lease-holdisr - «
flow forecasts
cash
that
it
will
to
yield
new
"The
for
the
balance
of
the
present
further
Three States in
areas
which it feels have
a
better than average
eh:,nc
hydrocarbon discoveries.
company
has reduced
its
-
lease
operating costs another $17,on-,
and
its general
and
administrative costs more
than
$50,000 vh.il-*
increasing gross well ownership from 945 as of Aug. 1, 1957 to l,OC :
of
Dec.
1, 1958.
of Dec. 4, the company has
"As
now
drilling
"It
in
reported
D-X
Forgan & Co. represented
the Merchants Acceptance Co. of Chicago in its sale of its Mid-Western
commercial
issue
an
terest, to yield about 4.44% to maturity. This offering;
was
heavily oversubscribed and the books closed. Thu
issue
as
(James) Talcott, Inc.—Acquisition—
It
30,104,8,'J
7,304,Li $
1970.
41/2% series due Dec.
be
D-X
Sunray
announced
the
acquisition
of
plants, service stations and dealers of the
of
inc.
112,691,157 116,778,0^2
84,745,049
86,673,193
writing group headed jointly by Kuhn, Loeb & Co.;
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Kidder, Peabody & Co., and Merrbi
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith offered publicly 01
D-X
p.
ry.
oper.
p.
in
President.
asserts
promoters,
6,017,506
188,
or
pany's program
Bend,
1958—10 Mos.—1957
27,946,108
two
identification
stations
acquired
served,
RR.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
954,346
Flying
acquired
units,
and
D-X
Sunray
lubricants and the new D-X
Boron
the
and
South
counties
years.—V.
291,5^6
3.191,561
from
newly
that
bulk
Co.,
2,032,470
of
organization.
200
Oil
D-X
oils,
available
be
said
December
approximately
D-X
the
distributors
marketing
Sunray
that
motor
also
and
By
at
Breitweiser
operated,
Gafill
1.
place
35,988
$1,153,437
1,168,402
from
rev.
railway
dis¬
marketer
refinery
be
Delaware
new
as
eastern
including
gasoline
Mr.
the
in
12,196
3,684,830
its
A
marketing territory from Maine to Virgina,
while its modern Avon refinery near San Francisco supplies products
through the seven far western states and Hawaii, Mr. Armstrong said.
S. D. Breitweiser, Marketing Vice-President and
Manager of mar¬
keting for D-X Sunray, said that the D-X "take-over" has been
products
$147,636
inc.™
$1,029,320
243,013
214,153
$84,866
ops.
Net
Net
—V.
See
He
to
228,638
$3,185,907
8,608,041
tributors.
decision
..
$3,165,381
2,136,061
11,799,602
Tide¬
marketing interests. He said that the company
aggressive exploration program and its production
oils
less
case
1658.
p.
1958—10 Mos.—1957
$361,789
8,280,913
mid-continent
motor
$313,504
New Orleans
Blyth
Indianapolis, Ind.; Joplin and Springfield, Mo.
Mr.
Armstrong emphasized that the transaction
its
The
'
1958—Month—1957
exps.
amounted
plants
The
continue
case
unh.
Railwa".operating
was
considerations."
since
built
miniature round-welded
a
JETEC-outline TO-5
Ry.—Earnings—
service
and
jointly on Dec. 4 by R. W. McDowell,
Lloyd Armstrcng,
Vice-President and
acquires outright 16 Tidewater bulk
and
major highway service stations,
urban
in
ops.
rROCEEDS—The
made
Sunray,
other
and
Sunray
available
the standard
11,965,743
released,
Columbia.
that the
company failed to disclose
controlling persons and affiliates; that the
aggregate
pubhc offering price of the securities and the
aggregate gross proceeds
received from the sale of securities to the
public exceeded the $300,000
limitation prescribed in Regulation
A; that the offering circular was
•11
acquired
Oil
was
terms
were
a
from
the offering and
D-X
the
i.
rev-
&
letter of notification
a
Manager
of
Tidewater's
central
division.
D-X
Sunray
is
refining and marketing subsidiary of Sunray MidTContinent Oil Co.
More than 500 bulk plants,
service stations, and dealers of Tide¬
water and its jobbers ad distributors are involved in* the transaction.
Veedol
Exchange
by this company.
The
of
since
,
Railway operating
states.
10
by Mark Shepard
represents the most
technology
2076.
p.
Texas &
the
will
(Delaware)
With
General
water's
pended—
in
announcement
stations
Ry.—Earnings—
1969.
p.
filed
5
has
Tidewater
modern
&
income—
oper.
188,
15.7%
same period.
increased from
1958—Month—1957
revenue™
from
rev.
ry.
1958
rose
of
outlets
D-X
Railway operating
—V.
share
fund
2034.
p.
Period End. Oct. 31—
Net
the
of
during the
per
Spokane, Portland
Railway
as of Nov. 28,
1958 shows a new high
compared with $1,803,684 on Jan. 1,
increase
of
54.7%
for
the
period.
The
$2,773,454
outstanding
$13.67
188,
of
represents
202,900
net
to
—V.
assets
This
Dec.
Sunray Oil Co.
The
Sovereign Investors reporting
188,
105.50%
D-X
8
transistor
this
semiconductor
technique,
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., bid
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co.—Unit Expands—
station
is
of
oper.
replacement
498.
Dec.
on
was
Period End, Oct. 31—
1381.
p.
Em¬
value,
involved. The
Sovereign Investors, Inc.-—Asset Value Increased—
1958.
182,
Insurance Co., Phoenix, Ariz.—Files
on
size
from ry.
rev.
Dec.
above.—V.
Inc.
covering $299,916.25 principal amount of units of trust fund certificates
to
be offered at
$2 per unit, without underwriting. The units to be
sold by the trustees. The proceeds are to be used for working capital.
book
p.
Co.,
Securities and Exchange Commission—
facilities
In
Uranium
83,696,667
with
underwriting is
to
are
stock
common
offered
ployees
proceeds
notification
1969.
p.
ing Temporarily Suspended by SEC—
Southwestern Investment Co.,
Amarillo, Texas.—Files
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
on
$2,744,705
Stillman Uranium, Inc., Ilayward, Calif.—Stock Offer¬
See
high frequency, diffused
advanced military and
highly
Texas Power & Light Co.—Bonds Offered—An under¬
1958—10 Months—1957
$287,603
188,
the
railway
—V.
Ry.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
deficit
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
type
ultra
for
compatible with the 100-mil grid mounting system.—V. 188,
Net
judgment
a
exps.
Sun Valley
company
of
85,417,980
4,295,967
10,602,409
taxes,
188, p. 2034.
The
by
revenue—
from
rev.
net
1958.
2N559 meets
Net
Presi¬
as
2N559
stated that
Railway operating rev.Railway operating exps.
is estimated, according to the prospectus, that stockholders
will receive, upon its liquidation, approximately
share in cash.
oper.
31,
Aug.
the tonnage of sulphur order*
Supply exceeded demand and
announced
the diffusion
Texas Mexican
Distributing
per
Net
$
555,616,832
58,100,997
taxes—
operating
after
$
chain
of
the
commercial
Period End. Oct. 31—
outstanding
terminated
was
Railway operating
1958 —10 Mos.—1957
33,226,162
9,976,459
——
expenses
operating
Net
Net
revenues
of
of
transistors
was
He
in
The new TI 2N559
for the origination
sum
production
transistor
than half
is
purposes.
operating a
Houghland is listed
Mason
time
the
June,
Staten Island Rapid Transit
Co.—Earnings-
1938—Month—1957
J.
business
of
all
of 26.9%,
and exceeds all
reliability specifications as outlined Ik
Switching speeds into the millimicrosecond range ancl
typical alpha cutoff frequency of 250 megacycles make the TI 2N559
ideally suited for ultra high speed switching application.
It is con¬
servatively rated to dissipate in excess of 150 milliwatts in free air an£
will operate at
temperatures up to 100"C.
It
Spur
$137
Railway
Southwestern
Federal
131,600
vested in
Period End. Oct. 31—
Period End. Oct. 31—
Operating
Operating
the
were
shares.
60,903,855
32,576,854
1969.
p.
corporate
favorable to the Attorney
General. Such 73,039 shares were offered by the Attorney General for
sale in 1958 and were purchased by J. M. Houghland for
$5,038,103, or
$68.98 per share.
Houghland is listed as the present owner of 103,705
'
.
—V.
Of
the
distribution
gains
gain
a
common shares of Spur Distributing
1942 in the Alien Property Custodian (later
transferred to the Attorney General) and were the subject of a suit by
Uebersee Finanz Korporation, A. G. under the Trading with the
Enemy
22.588,207 209,789,371 221,661,990
16,368,293 154,195,014 160,758,135
16,148,395
■
conduct
gasoline filling stations.
73,039
1958—10 Mos.—1957
$
$
$
22,792,263
will
dent.
Act,
1958—Month—1957
'1
subsidiaries
retail
Southern Ry.—Earnings—
Railway operating rev._
Railway operating exps.
general
unspecified
an
a
MIL-T-19500A.
and negotiation of the transactions, assumption of financial
responsi¬
bility for expenses,, and advice in connection with the financing.
1C93.
p.
TI
balance to be settled in caslx.
for
and
to $9.29,
quarterly
an
1958
originally developed and produced by Bell
Telephone Laboratories specifically for high reliability
operation in the
most exacting
military missile and airborne electronic circuits. The new
at $840,000, but will not assume such
liability.
The net proceeds of the sale of the
1,000,000 common shares together
with the proceeds from $6,500,000 of
borrowings will be used for pur¬
Southern Electric
Generating Co.—To Issue Bonds—
See
This
company also will pay Spur Distributing an amount equivalent to
and State income tax liability of Spur
Distributing, estimated
poses
30,
Following economic law, prices have
competitive sulphur market."—V. 188, p. 2294.
germanium
development
Federal
Park
$7.48
November
reached
Nov.
increased.
applications
Jr., Vice-President.
significant advance
company will
any
The
11 a.m. (EST) on Feb. 4 at the office of the
company
Ave., New York, N. Y.
The?
following subsidiaries also plan to issue and sell at
competitive
sale
39-year first mortgage bonds, viz: Gulf Power
Uo., $7,000,000
bonds on April
2, with registration expected on March
6; Alabama
Power Co. $20,000,000 bonds
on April 30, with
registration planned for
April 3; Southern Electric
Generating Co. $25,000,000 on May 28, with
registration
expected
on
May
1;
Mississippi Power Co. $5,000,000
bonds, 011 June 25, with registration
planned for May 29; and Georgia
Power Co. $18,000,000 on
Sept. 10, with registration expected on or
about Aug. 14.—V.
188, p. 2510.
at
the
have
euded
Instruments, Inc.—Mesa Transistor Production
"mesa"
commercial
company of these assets is estimated at $1,900,000, which amount will
be paid to Spur
Distributing by the assumption by the company of its
liabilities at the closing date, with
plans
to
from
canital
in
Fund
months
increased
20- cents
states
Texas
12
ago.
Commercial
base
also acquire title to the Berryhill office, and will
acquire all remaining assets of Spur Distributing except cash and
c.aslx
items, which at Oct. 31, 1958 amounted to $4,011,994. The cost to the
497.
share
of
the
2316.
p.
Texas
.
to
are
President,
assets
In
result of the industrial
recession,
to decline about 16 months
one
organized under Delaware law
operate one or more filling stations each, will be
provided
by the company with cash required to purchase from
Spur Distributing
the real and personal
properties which, they are to acquire and/or
operate, and with necessary initial working capital,
amounting in the
aggregate to some $15,000,000.
Financing—
that
$40,000,000
stock
common
Stock
—
above.—V.
The
the
tools
new
III,
net
the
,'i
,
Inc.—Reports Record Net Assets—
producers' stockpiles
fallen in the highly
on Dec. 2, 1958, by Equi¬
"primarily t.
ju.
r'ld tnj securities of sub¬
will
acquire and operate the properties,
principally
gasoline filling stations, owned
by Spur Distributing Co., Inc."
It will
also hold title to the real estate where
its principal offices are located
^in Berryhill, Tenn.).
The company's 76 subsidiaries, 21 of which are
to acquire and hold title to
realty, including lease interests, and 55 of
working capital.
Southcoast, Inc., Charleston, S. C.
Temporarily Suspended by SEC—
See
of
was
for
136,
started
Dec.
table Securities
sidiaries which
offering are:
& Co., Inc.; The
Johnson, Lane, Space Corp., and Secu¬
rity Associates, Inc.
185,716
share, as compared to $17,557,369 or $1.75 per share a
year ago.
According to Fred M. Nelson, Chairman, "the decline in the 1958
earnings of this company reflects lower sales volume and lower
prices.
15, 1958, covering 1,000.000 shares of its common
stock, to be
for public sale through an
underwriting group headed by Equi¬
table Securities Corp.
The public offering price and underwriting terms
are
to be supplied
by amendment.
25,000
price of
Atwill
a
the
240.781
per
offered
$12
76,183
It is estimated that
earnings for the last quarter of 1958 will about
equal the average of the earlier 1958 quarters and that
earnings fox
the year will be?
approximately $13,000,000 or between $1.30 and $1.35
Spur Oil Co.—Registers With SEC—
Soroban Engineering, Inc.—Stock
Offered—R. S. Dick¬
son & Co. Inc. and
associates on Dec. 19 offered
$882,991
44,602
•
Texas Gulf Suljihur
Co.—Earnings Estimated—
This company, which is located at
Eighth Avenue South and Bradford
Avenue, Nashville, Tenn., filed a
registration statement with the SEC
on
$864,569
Carter,
value? per
—V.
of
amounts
assemble and
$156,127
$36,267,456.
adjusted
made with respect to construction
contracts,
management,
territorial
franchises,
stock¬
equity, outstanding debt ancl stock dividends.—V. 188,
p. 2186.
holders'
3,078,271
$108,726
total
of
asset
leading statements were
earnings,
experience
of
conduct
T.
that
high
mis¬
and
$3,961,262
2,515,117
1970.
p.
W.
report
at
the
to
$3,379,686
320,773
Texas Fund,
bo
limited
a
the
$476,900
260,799
income.™
oper.
188,
1958—10 Months—1957
$369,525
exps.
ry. oper.
from
rev.
1958—Month—1957
•
revenue™
operating
.
par¬
to
were
oper.
ry.
—V.
public at still higher
prices, as well as a failure to disclose the
profits made by such under¬
writers
and
others participating in such distribution.
Moreover, the
order states, there was a failure to
name and disclose the background
program.
the
together
shares
be
interests
will
be
used
during 1959
by
contributed by it pursuant to its com¬
acquire interests in properties within Canada
and/01* the continental United
States, but not including Alaska or any
offshore or tidelands locations or
operations.
Slick,
mitment to
the
ticularly with
overhead;
the
which
its
(including
of
offering of the shares to the public, and certain sales
used
ot
Furthermore, according to the Commission's order, Sports Arenas'
offering circular and sales material used in the offering and sale of
of the
each
and
the
paid and received:
San
during
Slick)
ticipants
and
of
and
in
was
report
sales was filed on March
13, 1958, in that the
report states, contrary to the fact, that the
offering was made at $1.25
per share by
the underwriting firms named therein and was com¬
pleted on Nov. 11, 1957, and does not reflect the actual commissions
participant shall be 20% of his total sub¬
1959 Slick may demand payment of additional
amounts
under the subscription.
Participants will receive under the
Joint Venture Program
(a) an undivided % interest in all
prospects
acquired under this program; and <b) an additional
*4 of the pro¬
duction from each
exploratory well, 011 a well by well basis, until
"Payout" of each such well.
Slick will receive for its services and
to Slick, as to certain
"exploratory costs" and operating costs; (c) a
management fee equal to SVx'.'o of the total commitments
scription;
used
material
This
Building,
"Our
participating interests in eight v;ev
preparing to be completed. This feature of the c^nwill be accelerated after the first of the calendar yerr
anticipated
this
year's
net
will
be
greater
than
any
pral.t
in the past.
forecasts
indicate
that
the
company,
after
deducting
ne v
exploration and development expenditures, should have a constant bal¬
ance
of between $750,000 and $1,000,000 of available
working cap't-fl
throughout the fiscal year.
"The company has no present
plans for the raising of new eo-1 •
funds with a resultant dilution of present shareholder interest. Wr »iv
confident that we will have sufficient net cash
flow, together vsi n
available unmortgaged properties suitable for long-term financier
j>"
handle
all
V.
p.
188,
of
the
1316.
known
or
projected requirements
of
Three
States.—
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2690)
expenditures represent a
expansion and improve¬
which Tidewater began in 1953.
This program now
involves capital expenditures totaling $831,000,000 for the seven-year
period ending Dec. 31, 1959."
The company's 1958 capital outlay is expected to amount to $100,000,000—the same us that planned for next year, Mr. Getty added.
program
in Tidewater Oil Co.'s marketing expansion
program in
the State of Delaware was taken on Dec. 5 when it
acquired the gasoline service stations held by Nutter D. Marvel, of
Georgetown, Del.
With the purchase, Tidewater adds 18 competitive stations stra¬
tegically. located throughout Sussex and Kent Counties as outlets
for its Flying A gasolines, Veedol Motor Oils, and automotive acces¬
step
sories.—V.
168,
forward
2294.
p.
stock
shares
Dec.
31,
Dudley
J.
for
underwriter,
275,000 shs.
includes
of
reservation
Smith, Israel Slutzky,
Co., who have option
&
Sano
T.*
J.
to
total
a
of 30,000
Akers,
and
purchase
the
None
nor
any
interest therein,
will be
to the public within 13 months after the commencement of
this offering; and thereafter, any reoffering will be made in accordance
and.
of the Securities Act. The options will be
United States Corporation Co. for 13 months from
27, 1958.—-V. 188, p. 794.
\
escrow
by
PROCEEDS—The
net
Wyoming;
in
area
for
proceeds to the company will be used to
for the drilling of two wells in the Big Piney
geological and geophysical expenses in con¬
ducting reconnaissance
and evaluation of company property;
to
acquire new properties where prospects appear favorable; and for
general company purposes to include but are not to be limited to
drilling additional wells on company acreage, buying equipment necescary
to complete to production and other mlscellanecous expenses
of a corporate nature.
law on
Sept. 3, 1957.
It has its principal office at 2379 Bryan Ave., Salt
lake City, Utah, and is qualified to do business in the States of
Utah and Wyoming.
Although the articles of incorporation authorize
the oompany to engage in any lawful purpose, object or activity, the
company proposes to limit its activity to the exploration of properties
With oil and gas possibilities, the acquisition of these properties, their
development where circumstances warrant, and the production and
marketing of oil and/or gas where found in commercial quantities.
The oompany holds oil and gas leases in the Big Piney area in
Wyoming, in the Tartars Island area in Sublette County, Wyo., and
BUSINESS-—The
company
the Bothwell-Penrose
in
organized
was
in
area
under
northwestern
Nevada
Utah.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
Common stock
—V.
187,
$2.50)
(par
1,000,000 shs.
_____
Outstanding
273,700 shs.
This
corporation
Corp.—Withdraws Purchase Proposal
Investment
and
Tri-Continental Financial Corp. have with¬
to the SEC for an exemption order under the
Act permitting the purchase by the two invest¬
unsecured notes of Stanrock Uranium Mines Ltd.
a new
is being
Company
Titeflex, Inc.—New Contract—
Nov. 14.
on
Dogan H. Arthur, Vice-PTesident-Sales, said that the balance of the
for blocks, leads, bracket assembly and ventilators for the
R4360, R2000 and R1300 engines, plus spare parts of R13U0, R1820,
R2000 and R4360 engines.
"Our order backlog," Mr. Arthur said, "continues at a very high
level.
Meanwhile, Titeflex has added 200 people to the payroll since
a year
ego
a6 a
result of new business received, including military
contracts."
The new harness, will be used on Pratt & Whitney R4360 engines
award is
which
power
at Westover
the KC-97
(Mass.)
aerial
refueling tankers, such as
Air Force Base, located near Titeflex.
those
used
New Literature—
A six-page folded, Illustrated bulletin on the new Springfield "400"
Finger-Flexible Teflon hose for industrial and aircraft applications has
been made available by this designer and producer of flexible metal
and Teflon hose, Quick-Seal couplings, and electrical connectors.
Bulletin No. 400 describes the construction process developed by
Titeflex; the special Zero-Motion Braiding process of steel braid; the
Improved means of assembly and attachment; the finger-flexibility of
the Springfield "400" hose; and the availability of large-diameter hose.
'
The corporation's offices are located at Hendee Street, Springfield 4,
Mass., and 2328
Broadway, Santa
Monica, Calif.—V.
188, p.
Period End. Oct.
31
1958—-Month—1957
aged by Bache & Co. This offering
and the books closed.
$6,258,468
3,784,258
$6,463,224
3,914,098
$309,432
$303,669
$2,474,210
$2,549,126
98,576
92,924
824,866
764,700
Trans-Canada Pipe Lines, Ltd.—Changes in Personnel
James W. Kerr of Hamilton was appointed President.
Mr. Tanner will continue as a director and will maintain his
in the company's Calgary branch.
office
In
Hamilton Mr.
Kerr, formerly Vice-President of the Canadian
Westinghoiwe Co., said "a completely new phase of Trans-Canada Pipe
Lines' life is developing.
The construction task has been completed;
the operations task lies ahead."—V. 187, p. 332.
on Dec. 11 that the Postmaster
United States by letter of Dec. 10, 1958, has advised
the Civil Aeronautics Board that he believes it to be in the
interest
of efficient postal sex'vice and in the
public interest to have the services
of thxs corporation available for the
transportation of mail and that
the Post Office Department supports the granting of a
pending applica¬
tion of Trans Caribbean for exemption
authority. •
If the Civil Aeronautics Board acts
favorably upon Trans Carib¬
bean s application and the recommendation
of the Postmaster General.
Trans Caribbean will become the third mail carrier
between New York
and 8an Juan, Puerto Rico, in addition to Pan American
and Eastern.
188,
the
p.
the
Dec.
Houston, Tex.—Hearings—
15,
1958, the Federal Power Commission
began hearings on
application of this company for a certificate of convenience and
necessity (authority) to build and operate a 1,809-miles natural gas
pipeline system to gather and transport natural gas from West Texas
the Arizona-California border for
its single customer.
to
Pacific lighting Gas Supply Co.,
gas consumers in Southern California.—V. 188,
p. 1970.
delivery
which serves
Tricon, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—Sano & Co,, of
York City, on Oct. 27 publicly offered
150,000
shares of common stock (par $1) at $2
per share as a
speculation.
New
-
PROCEEDS—Hie
net proceeds will be used for first
year's payment
instalment .purchase contract for land and
existing improvements,
for construction of plant, for first
year's payments on lease-purchase
of certain tools and equipment plus
outright purchase of eertain tooling
for
advertising
working capital and other corporate
and
promotion,
Greenwich, Conn.,
highly
i?®
advanced remote
control,
was
combining' steering
on
of
marine
a
with
equipment
Sf
offices at
June
outward noL™
and developed by J. Dudley Smith, Chairmen
centf of ■the company.
organized,
9,
1958
new
gear
wered
all
theBoaVd
-
-
'n
>
-
application Of the proceeds of this financing. * The company
many'acquire a-majority or other substantial interest iri -one< or
mining, industrial or commercial enterprises1 and in such cases
may operate
such- enterprises.'
.
r
According -to the prospectls, the company is entitled to receive a
share oi me net proceds from sales of asbestos produced by Asbestos
of Quebec, Ltd., a-subsidiary of American Smelting & Refining Co.;
at properties near the towtt 'of Black Lake, Quebec. These properties
were; placed Iri['production within .the .past few months.—V. 188, p. 450;
more
Notes
10%
notes
due
convertible
subordinated
turep due Jan. 1, 1974stock (par
Class A common
■"Secured
by liens
33,125
■
the' cdmpahy
•
,
k
1958, rights to subscribe at $35
share to 203,897 additional shares of capital stock
df' pne share for .each four held. -Subscrip- *
PROCEED^—Of. the net
these
'
2,500,000
proceeds 4o
be
received
from the
sale
of
shares^ approximately $750,000 will be used to
sale contracts for
trailers,
prepay conditional
tractors and miscellaneous equipment previ¬
ously
acquired for
use
in
"piggyback"
operations;
approximately
$1,750,000 will be'applied to the acquisition of additional "piggyback';
equipment,;-gpdithe_.baian^e .will be used for general corporate, purf
!!440,000 shs.
360,000 shs.
the company and its
subsidiaries and represented by notes bearing interest at rates ranging
up to 6%.
tPayable in quarterly installments of $83,333.
1Does not include 20,000 shares subject to option at an option price !'
of $9.50 per share, 360,000 shares issuable upon conversion of class B 1
stock
and 217,391 shares initially issuable upon conversion of
the
.
debentures.
§As of Dec. 9,
„
Presiding Examiner Emery J. Woodalr
subject to review by the Oommissionj
tion..rigbts wiU expire at 3:30 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 0,1959; •
An underwriting group headed by Merrill Lynch, Pierce;
Fenner & Smith will purchase any unsubscribed shares. /
5
individual properties of
on
,
2,
the basisi
on
105,000
2,500,000
1,500,000 shs.
§360,000 shs.
10c)
Class B stock (par 10c)
..
stock of record Dee. 18,
162,351
deben-
.
.
916,666
100,000
105,000
,
Dec
States-^Freight Co.. — Stock Offering Under¬
written—This'company is offering holders of its capita^'
3,696,880
1959
.
United
con¬
1960—
;
Commission
op
*
to construct pipeline facilities under an "
"budgetrtyipe". application to enable it to make direct
industrial sales .pi,.natural
gas.
This application provides for the "
construction
of .facilities. With
a
total cost of $1,500,900, with no'
single project to costVmore; than $400,000.
The facilities, to be buiR ,
during the period Get. 1, 1958, through Dec. 31, 1959, would ename
the
company. tQ rmake
direct industrial sales totaling 25,794,55,0;000
..cubic feet of natural gas.—V. 188, p. 2356.
.1*;^ >
abbreviated
per
218,992
serial notes due
6%
decision"
authorizing
r
1,000,000
sales
,
t
customers..
a.
$1,031,964
3,903,000
conditional
under
,
,
Federal-Power
filed
Outstanding
;
'Mortgage indebtedness
$5% note due 1961
its
to
PRESENT FINANCING
year:
area of-Louisiana, has., been accepted for filing, the ,r
Comnijissioh announced on Nov. 28.
estimated .to cost $1,176,175, would include 9.35
project,
the application said.
United
said the", facilities
would connect the reserves in the ajea
to help assure : the
continued and uninterrupted flow of natural gas
including installments
one
'
miles of 16-inch pipelfne- in'St. Mary Parish, La.,
15,
principal business of the company is the selling of merchan¬
presently operates 18 stores, of which 15 are located
in northern New Jersey, one in White Plains, N. Y., one in AUentown,
Pa., and one near Baltimore, Md.
All of the stores operate under the
trade name "Two Guys From Harrison" and have a uniform policy of
selling merchandise at low mark-up, emphasizing low rental areas adja¬
cent to population centers with ample parking space wherever possible,
centralized warehousing and buying, IBM inventory control, volume
purchases, low advertising and promotion, liberal return and exchange
policies and a customer service department.
Total net sales in the
fiscal year ended Aug. 31, 1958 were $60,572,939, of which $29,900,585
were made by leased departments.
within
%
'/.-J:
Facilities-^
hy this coinpany proposing the constrpctiori of pipe¬
CcHrieCt its transmission; system with gals reserve^.. :
-
United's-
The
$1,031,964
facilities tp.
Belle Isle
the
Federah Pow'er
BUSINESS—The company was incorporated in New York on July
TO
.application
An
line
in
dise at retail and it
EFFECT
*,{•.*' -i-.'t;
,,-x
United Gas Pipe- Line Co.—To Increase
program.
GIVING
,
.
buildings and $300,000 represents fixtures
through purchase of equipment on conditional sales contracts.
The
contemplates raising the remainin
$1,5*0,009 by additional
mortgage financing on the new properties. While it has no firm commitments for such mortgage financing, on the basis of its previous
experience and the value of the properties to be obtained, it believes
it can obtain such financing.
To the extent that such financing is not
obtainable, the company will postpone a portion of the expansion
CAPITALIZATION
the
for
also
company
1936.
•,
prdpertie§ .di^mine'ral deposits, presently, iri view tor exploration r,
dannbt at this time [specify any. definite program
mining
Of the total amount required,
approximately $1,700,000 has been
for by means of purchase money mortgages and mortgage
commitments, approximately $2,300,000 will be realized from the issu¬
ance
of the debentures, and..the company expects to derive approxi¬
mately $400,000 from deposits on leased departments and $160,000
,
'
primaribt
poses,
additional
J»s
working
capital
to
finance
'
Company, is
»
"piggyback";/activities*.
Through'
opeVatilng sub.4idiar.ies,
United
States
Freight
,
expanded
%
engaged -principally k in ; fuknishiug
freight
transportation services, *
including' domestic freight" forwarding, foreign freight forwarding a>nd
cartagfe^ld'the field <51 domestic freight forwarding, which <iuriag r,
of/ the last 10 years lias accounted - for more than .<80.%': oL the %■
cbrisolidrited- gross rfrveniier-lts. subsidiaries handle .hi th«
aggregate-a--latger dollar volume and more tonnage than any othey
freight forwarding organization.—V. 188, p. 2511.
local
each
.
compariy's
1958.
C.
A.
Co..
&
_
Allyn and Co.,
Bear, Stearns & Co
Blair & Co., Inc.-..-,
Burnham
Francis
Halle
&
Co.,—
duPont
I.
&
&
Stieglitz—
—$700,000
Inc. 160,000
Ira
*
&
■
100,000
Co
$100,000
Shearson, Hammill & Co. 160,000
Stein Bros, & Boyce—_ 125,000
C. E. Unterberg, Towbin
Co.
50,000
Joseph Walker & Sons—
75,000'*"
Walston & Co., Inc.— 125,000
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson
75,000 •
Woodcock, Hess, Moyer &
Co., Inc.
;
75,000
__
Co. 100,000
Raupt & Co
—V.
Hirsch
160,000
160,000
125,000
Co. 160,000
50,000
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland &
—
United. Stales Tii>e & Foundry Co.—Secondary. Offer¬
ing—A secondaryi offering 'of-iQ0,000 shares of common'T
stock, (.par $9) was'made on Dec.
by Eastman Dillon, Union Securities
Co.? at $27.25 per share, -with a deaU :
er's concession of -70 ^cehts per ^iare;:; The offering ha^"
been
and
shift
blaS
designed
andPresi-
completed.^-V.183,
United States
.
188, p. 2356.
This
15,
Plan,
California—Exploratory Well—
p.
l280.
"
^ v
9
.
Plywood ;Uprp.—Registers *With SEC-^
filed a -registration-"statement with tilie SEC on
corporation
■:
1958,- covering-participations in its Employees' -Stock Purchase .
with 28,000 common shares which may
purchased
together
uursuant thereto.—V.
188, p. 1658.
*
-
This
company is preparing to drill Union-Signal-Texan U19 No. 1 "
the
corner
of
18th
Street
and Western
Avenue on
the old
near
United 'Wholesale Druggists tof Fort Worth; Inc^
Las
Cienega land grant
in Los Angeles.
The project will
be
a
Joint operation by Union, Signal Oil & Gas Co. and Texam Oil Corp.
This
to test a large block of acreages
the past two years.
The well is
programmed to look at all of the producing zones in the Los Angeles
Basin and will be carried to 10,000 feet or deeper if necessary.—V. 188;
p. 2077.
exploratory
which
has
been
well
designed
is
assembled
during,
Worth,
Fort :
TeK.-f^iles.vWQKSEC-^
Nov. 24 fjlede a .letter-of-notification withVthd»no par)' -to -t>e offered,
subscription: by persons,; partnerships, associations, trusts, cor¬
porations, firms and. others engaged in the retail drug business.
No *
underwriting is invoved. The proceeds are to be used for opera ting
capital and security.—V. 182, p. 1957.
"
The
SEC
corporation, on
covering ^OQO ^harest of common: stock
for
.
.
Union Pacific RR.- -Earnings—
Period End.
Universal
1958—Month—-1957
Oct, 31—
1958—10 Months—1957
$
Railway oper. revenue__
Railway operating exps.
Net
Net
rev.
ry.
from ry. oper.
oper.
income
Doubling of
was
distribution and sale of
control into . single unit, for
a$ *dl mm other advanced units
and
purposes.
KConnecticut corporation with
540 Steamboat Road.*
-•
or.acquisition,,
$
'
.
$
49,928,346
48,272,829 416,382,055 432,581,811
33,079,465
32,407,684 307,923,982 318,560,449
16,848,881
15,865,145 108,458,073 114,021,362
5,570,214 34,889,042 33,270,582
a
announced
The action
6,722,301
recent order calling for 1C0 new rail-trailer flat cars
Dec. 15 by A. E. Stoddard; President.
200 cars at approximately
.
Stoddard
said
the
order
Will
follow
•
:
the'original
plan of
splitting the purchase between the American .Car & Foundry
diyi^lon
of ACF Industries
firm
will build
quarter qf
new
and*Pullman-Standard^ Car "Manufacturing Co. Each
10O of the units,
1959.—V.
188,
p.
with delivery to be made in the, first
2295.
»
-
Securities
tand - Exchange - Commission,. it was -announced orr '
11," has, ordered proceedings under the Securities -Exchange Act
of 1934 to deteAtiine whether Jean R. Veditz Co., Inc^ 160 Broadway,New York,'"has-(Violated the anti-fraud and-ether provisions of the
Federal Securities Laws and, if so, whether its broker-dealer registrar
tion shoukfhe^E©vokedi:."A'tearing' for-the purpose of taking evidence;
therein scheduled-for: Dec.:-18, 1958,- in the Commission^ New York
Regional GHice.*^-^V n-v
.
• %
on
will put the total cost for the
$3,000,000.
Mr.
Hie
DrTllJug Co., Inc.—Fraud Charges Begun—- ;
Dec.
on
year'8
•/ '•
.United^sbestps.-Co^;^
Dec.
and tho Texas Panhandle to
v
' '
.This f corporation which-, is-located. at i32 St. James Street West,*
Montreal, Quebec,, Canada; on Dec. 1-2 filed a registration statement
with the-SEC .covering 1.000,000 shares of capital Stock.
The stock
is to be offereddfor" publip" sale" throjigh an ,Underwriting :group Headed
1561.
Trailswestern Pipeline Co.,
r
-I.
inventory.
Union Oil Co. of
On
„
p.'2496-."-•:-«/•t:
temperatures.—V. 187,
these
•/'
opened in existing buildings; the expanded units are to be built by the
company. The total cost of this program of acquisition and construc¬
tion is estimated at approximately $6,100,000, of which $5,800,000 rep¬
Bache
Roy Chalk, President, announced
—V.
•;
SpOcial';Wgh tmnperatufte aluminum alloys ate U8ed .iif-the manu¬
or the hew Control. ' Advanced Sealing techniques; including
seals, 'have' be eri employed to withstand
UNDERWRITERS—The several underwriters named below have agreed
O.
hydramechanical" control .-automatically
into consideration suefij
trie
severally to purchase the debentures from the company as follows:
Trans Caribbean Airways, Inc.—Mail Contract—
General of
.
fuel 'to the ehgine,' taking
-•
6%
Nathan E. Tanner of Calgary, Canada, on Dec. 4
resigned as Chair¬
man and was succeeded by Charles s. Coates, President of the system
6ince 1957.
JF£-36,
flow of
inetaallie rrfthef- than 'orgdriic;
PROCEEDS—The company contemplates opening four new stores in
northern New Jersey during 1959, of which two will be new locations
and two Will be expansions of existing units.
The new units will be
tracts
Net rev. from ry. ops.
Net railway oper. inc.__
—V. 168, p. 1970.
the
facture
oversubscribed
was
Fuel Control—
viously redeemed, at conversion prices of $11.50 per share of class A
by AllenV& Co. "The public ci|fering-pricej arid underwriting terms are
stock prior to Jan. 1, 1964, $13.50 per share if converted prior to Jan. 1,
to be supplied;.l^l.ateenbment.-V-.
%
1969, and at $16.50 thereafter, subject to adjustment. The debentures
Tlie company prqpoSes to e.hter upon. a .pvogrskOi ai searching ;fo
are entitled to an annual sinking fund, beginning in 1965, sufficient to
retire at least 45% of the issue prior to maturity, at a redemption
price of par, plus accrued interest.; They will also be redeemable at
optional redemption prices ranging from 106% to par, plus accrued
interest.
V
J %. for further' eXjdoratioAHrid development. The company Has sib specific
due
1958—10 Mos.—1957
'
''
-
changing - factors ate. pleasures, ^temperature, and/ airspeeds. -, It also'
regulates the- afterburner, qiozzic diameter -.and .compressor bleeds - to
assume engine performance under varying flight conditions.
The debentures are convertible at their principal amount into class A
common stock of the company at anytime until maturity, unless pre¬
Long-term debt,
$734,611
430,942
,
-/
the Pratt & Whitney Aircraft
to operate at several times the. .speed, of sound.; *
designed
engine,
meters
$2,500,000 6% convertible subordinated
debentures, due Jan. 1, 1974, at 100% and accrued inter¬
est, was made on Dec. 17 by an underwriting group man¬
Authorized
$719,891
410,459
rev._
exps.
-
fuel control fotjet engines in the SO.ddO-peurid' tfiruRt clsrss"*'
produced by the- ddrporatiori's Hamilton;, Standard division, is
Designated' the
Two Guys From Harrison Inc.—Debentures Offered—
Short-term obligations
Railway operating
Railway operating
Links'
.
j-58
Public offering of
1438.
Toledo, Peoria & Western RR.—Earnings—
Air'
announced recently.
1v - ;
First application of the control is on
provided
portion of a new two-part $1,116,238 contract announced
1T-
was
comprnies of
and the purchase by Stanrock of certain of its outstanding first mort¬
gage bonds from both companies, conditional upon the consummation
of a proposed financing program of Stanrock.
Stanrock has advised
the investment companies that it will not proceed with the financing
program proposed in the application.—V.
188, p. 2294. r
•
• ■
,
and
Specially-designed and improved rewirable harness for the R4360
engine, engineered and produced by this corporation, has been chosen
by the U. S. Air Force at Kelly Air Force Base (Texas) as the major
Chicago.
United Aircraft Corp.—Announces <New
-
their application
drawn
resents the cost of land and
1939.
p.
United
join
■
Tri-Continental
(par $2.50) at $5 per share, as a speculation.
reimburse the company
Expaird Operations—
.*'• will1
Flights to Chicago will "make fast connections with United "Red
■
Carpet" service flights" departing for the. Pacific Coast. Travelers also
will be able to connect at Chicago with DC-7 Custom Coach flights to %
all the west'.—V. id8, P. 22.95;:.;; T.T.,...
applicable provisions
in
Oct.
Ohio,
daily first-elass DC-6B service and th©
only air coach flights-for Columbus arid Dayton on a route between
Chicago and the New York ahea via Washington, D. C
Nonstop service
will be offered between Columbus and Washington, ana between Dayton
reoffered
held
DaytOn;
Initial-schedules wiH provide
by
same
and
Columbus
14,000-mile nationwide system on Jan. 11-when United service to the
two communities is inaugurated, it was announced by H. J. Merchant,"
Vice-President-Sales Manager. *
'
;
v 4
4
1961 at $2 per share.
of
these
30,000 shares,
ment
Tip Top Oil & Gas Co.—Common Stock Offered—An¬
dersen-Randolph & Co., Inc., Salt Lake City, Utah, on
Nov. 6 publicly offered 200,000 shares of common stock
stock
common
Monday, December 22, 1958.
.
United Air Lines, Inc.—To
Outstanding
500,000 shs.
$1)
(par
iAuthorized
with
in Delaware—
Buys Marvel Oil Stations
FINANCING
Authorized
Common
George F. Getty II, President, said, "These
continuation of the long-range modernization,
Another
PRESENT
TO
approved oafcttal expenditures of $100,000,000
for the 1959 fiscal year.
ment
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Tidewater Oil Co.—Plans Large Expenditures—
The directors on Dec. 4
.
According to -the Commission's
as
a
as
order,
Veditz "Co.:became
registered,
,broker-dealer oh-March; 2^ 1957; Jean JR.4 Veditz is President
owner
of .all-, its' -outstanding ^common-
supervisor-^of "itsf
onc(
Stock;- and ■ Ben, Goldstein serves,
sales.^operations."
.1.
'
The
Commission^' order asserts'that
information; developed' inaov
investigation cbnductedb^ its Staff-tends to" show - that, during -.the
period July 1,'-. 1958. to :date,^Veditz Co., Veditz and Goldstein; In
connection' witli'^their/'offering and sale of Class A common, stock of
Universal
Drilling Company,
Inc.,
"engaged
in acts,
practices and a
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188
Number 5805
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2691)
of
course
upon
of
business
persons,**; in
and
the
with
sale
the
of
offered
sale
At
and "le i
Nov.
a
25,
to
of
and
the
New
been
v.-.,.;
December
18th
from
Inc.',
J.
individuals
Drilling
-hearing,
inquiry, will
of
purpose
"Regional
filed
Lcderer
1
<•
Office
Co.,
be
Wm.
L.
and
'
into
be
various
scheduled
waj
Regional
Enjained. by
for
Office.
stock.
Dec.
15,
officers
'
,
that
in
sale
the
to
have
'S'\*
"-*:%'•
A.
C.
Allyn & Co., inc.——:i—
Alinstedt
Brothers
; American
J.
Co.J
&
Corp.—:—
Strudwick
;
Arnhold •;&
Inc.;-
S.
Goldman,
Sachs
Goodbody
&
.30
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co..:—_ .10
Auchmcloss. Parker & Red^
Halle
Bacon,
Ss
,i
.
Baker, Watts-A: Co.—.;15
Baker. Weeks &. Co.—,60
Ball, Burge & Kraus
Barrel, Fitch,, North Si Co.,
.20
also
V.
has
company
within
Barth
J.
&
Cb.-_—.15
Bateman, Eichler & Co.——. .15
Bear,
J.
Hirsch
Inc.
iwi,—^.10
Ellis- As..
_1.20
Labouisse,
Co.v^_£ii___
Campbell, McCarty
National
Lemon
& .Co—
.30
..Inc. i.
&
Wiftslow,
,.y
Ci;aplin <fc'Cd.
W. .Clark
.lo
Clark, Dodge Sc Co.
Collin.
&
JuHen
&
Collins
<fc
Si
.20
Lester,
Carl
.45
—
Loewi
Brothers
Ryons
M.
Cruttendcn,
Mackall
Co
.10
Cunningham, Schmertz Si
Co.,
Inc
CJurtiss,
J. -M.
Dain
Sc
Co
Co.,
Si
Co.
.10
.10
—
.80
Inc.
Lundborg
.15
&
Co.—
.20
Laurence
.10
.20
A.
.20
Mason-Hagan, Inc._
Co
,
M.
Marks
&
Co
.60
.20
E. Masten &r. Co.—__i
.20
DeHaveu &. Townsenci, Crouter
& Bodine
McCormick .Si Cov-_^_.—
.20
.10
McDonald
.45
Dewar,
.15
McDonald-Moore & Co.
.45
McDonnell
—
Dick
R.
Roberton
Si
&
Merle-Smith
Dickson
S.
Pancoast_
Co., Inc .ilk— .45
Dixon
Bretscher Noonan
Dixon
&
Dominick
Drexel
McKelvy
.10
Mead,
&
Dominick—— .80
Gilbert
Doolittle
Si
&
Co—ii—
Co..
Si
Dillon,
A.
Si
"
.70
Si
.10
.10
:
Co.
.10
Lynch,. Pierce,
Smith
The
1
.30
i_
.10
Milwaukee Co:
Mitchell,
.30
Hutchins & Co
Mitchum,
Sons
Jones Si Templeton_
& Stone-1
.45
A.
Evans
Si
Co.,
Newhard,
Cook
The
Co:_*_-±_-—_,
Ohio
Si
Co._
.10-
Olmsted & Mulhall,
Parwell, Chapman & Co
.20
Pacific
Ferris Si Co
.15
Paine,
The
—J
First Boston Corp._
First
of
First
Southwest
Michigan
Folger,
Nolan,
"W.
Hibbs
B.
Foster
&
Fulton
Reid
.60
Si
Co., Inc.--—
Marshall
61
'•
Co.,
&
Inc
Sons__
11,496,983
16,946,067
Si
Cribben
Si
1958—Month—1957
$'
)
According
change
to
if
to
$
104,693,397
8,261,395
8,387,698
76,299,865
81,112,724
3,108,419
1,688,973
3,305,485
16,769,737
23,580,673
1,833,032
4,866,141
9,193,932
;
97.300 shares
Acquisition-—
shares
the
plan
King
he
stock
the
and
.15
,
this
telephone equipment plant
company's new
its
at
10
210-acre
Oklahoma
downtown
Build New Plant—
tract
City,
on
Reno
Avenue,
was
miles
seven
Okla.
its
capacity
the
as
manufacturing
supply
and
operates factories
unit
the Bell
oft
in over 20 cities.
The
for
building
factory
will
.by,680.,fr?et deep.^^
Plans
the
call
for
be
a
^
,
single
structure
story
1,48(*
feet
J...
^
start
immediate
an
oh" grading and foundation work
$35,000,000 project.
Foundations are scheduled to be- finished
Structural steel will bo in place and masonry work wiU
well along by the end of
the year.—V. 188,
International
Western
Wall Street Planning
to
its
registration
If
to
complete
will
and
exchange
not
the
Nov. 28 filed a letter of notification with the- SEC
covering 300,000 shares of common stock (par 35 cents) to be offered7
$1 per share, without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used
working capital.
Western
Pacific
RR.
Co.—Earnings—
up
would
$1,031,250
obtain
in
them
for
Net
Net
On
covering
on
additional
an
Dec.
10,
Investment
Waltham
Precision Instrument
of
elapsed
electrically
Co.—New
indicator,
time
powered
Net
Net
to 10,000 hours, permitting numerous applications in measur¬
ing the time of operation of engines and control components in aircraft
It
also
the
times
life
other
of
electronic
and
received
The
from
railway
announced
new
a
50
degrees of freedom.—V.
&
for
gyro
use
188,
2187.
p.
Knapp, Inc.
Sharing
of
application
The
—
and
Feb.
became
the
has
which
1&
joined
he
R.
exempt
an
is
with the Webb
one
of
holding
three
&
Knapp,
trustees.
purchased
Young
of
owner
company,
According
Company),
1957,
voting
186,038
(deceased),
303,000
sharing
Sept.
securities
additional
addition
On July 25,
trust
24.
$3,362,934
2,755,579
2,969,261
ops.
$62,638
$48,943
$507,050
$393,673
22,950
23,042
184.845
231,225
Jones Co.—Five Directors Resign—
have
directors have resigned in the last month.
11
Dobbertin,
Secretary
Finch
directors—Herman
five
and
has
Treasurer,
disclosed.
No
named.
been
and
Reuben
Thorson
of
Chicago
One
the
of
"because
five
of
who
resigned,
disagreement
asking
with
a
he not
number
be quoted, stated he
of policies of man¬
the
on
board
H.
only
Kulp,
M.
Chairman:
W.
Buenger, William E: Knight, and George
Vice-Presidents;,
Wolcott,
Benjamin
are
Borders. President; Edward F.
and
I.
B.
Lipson,
an attorney
and
the
remaining board member who is not an officer of the company.
who resigned owned just under 30,000 of the company's 328,000
shares outstanding.
Dobbertin
Mr.
Defiance
also
In
Inc.
the
Profit
filing
were
confirmed
division
Calendar
not disclosed.—V.
the
company
Keith
to
Clark
transaction
The
concern.
has
Inc.,
took
sold the name of
a Sidney, N.
Y.,
place Oct.
1.
Terms
188, p. 1562.
of
with the SEC
Gas
20,
Robert
$3,262,629
301,999
G. Peabody Gardner, John. L. Gardner and A. H.. Parker,, Jr., of
no
reasons for
their resignation, Mr. Dobbertin said.
resignations were received individually between Nov. 17 and Dec. 2.
left
Wyandotte Worsted Co.—Changes in Personnel—
the
Chesapeake
1958—10 Mos.—1957
$350,942
270,996
agement."
Zeckendorf Seeks Exemption
for an order under the Holding Company
certain
acquisitions of Chesapeake
Industries,
Inc.,
Commission has given interested persons until Jan. 5,
request a hearing thereon.
to
1958—Month—1957
Boston—gave
The
approving
and
$7.28,
waa
inc.,—
calendar-making
Trust,
months
Alabama—Earnings-
the company's
directors
new
its
Zeckendorf
10
Those
Order—
William
the
2077.
M.
Warren
common
Webb
for
earnings
$333,634
ry.
oper.
p.
Remaining
spring driven
missiles and target drones. This two degree of freedom
supplies a potentiometer signal to control roll with plus or
range
gyroscope
minus
also
188,
Wilson
Hughes, Douglas and Convair.
has
company
short
from
rev.
Five of
mechanical
equipment for maintenance checks and qualification testing. According
to Fred Burmann, Sales Manager of the company, orders have
already
in
6,151,020-
Income, after fixed
over October* 1957.
Net
Products—
has
record up
missiles.
the
Railway operating rev.™
Railway operating exps.
which
equipment
is now
and
1957.
increase of $426,571
an
basis,
of
compared with $6.62 for the same period of 1957.—V. 188, p. 1971.
Western Ry. of
displays total
been developed
being produced by this company. Only one inch in diameter
and less than two inches long, it weighs only three ounces and is the
lightest time indicator now available.
It can be used in almost any
application where operational time of critical equipment is needed,
thereby eliminating manually maintained records.
This
device
will
and
of
use
$809,084,
share
6,151,327
538,320
1958 amounted to $5,104,924, an lnerease
month
same
Programs
subminiature
new
operational
for October,
the
over
per
$1,118,997 $10,628,719 $12,141,566
902,974
Period End. Oct. 31—
1958
$6,000,000
a
$4,672,777 $43,184,860 $46,559,916
3,553,780
32,556,141
34,418,350
$1,750,452
ry. oper.
revenues
9.25%
1958—10 Months—1957
$5,104,924
3,354,472
income
charges, was
cash.
amendment
from
oper,
Gross
of
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
an
rev.
ry.
than
82,500
1958—Month—1957
Period End. Oct. 31—
Railway oper. revenue.™
Railway operating exps.
—V.
A
Springs,
Securities and Exchange Commission
for
ex¬
accept
more
and Systematic Investment Pragrams
Life Insurance Protection and $1,000,000 Single
Programs.
Creditor
Group
Payment
1659.
p.
Colorado
Co.,
at
165,000 Cribben <fe Sexton shares
King
the SEC
statement
Systematic Investment
with
Life
The? company on
would be chiefly for "financial"
combined, sales in the coming fiscal year,
to total about $35,000,000.—V. 188, p. 1720.
This corporation filed with
acquired
.70
150,000
•
Oklahoma
wide
acquisition
expects
through,
goes
Waste
not
tendered,
are
proposes
stock.
common
exchange,
noting
said
shares
165.000
common
Given,
reasons,
if
its
of
Mr.
for
outstanding.
Waste King need
petition,
Waste
of its
tendered
are
R.
—
on
City plant will be one of three making "crossbar," a
type of modern switching equipment that works on electro-mechanical
principles.
this
stock
common
than
.20
& Co
installed
paper
System, Western Electric presently
-
of
merger
subsidiaries
include
to the application, Zeckendorf
shares of Chesapeake common
as
shares,
(its
result
a
in
or
of
excess
which
of
S'/o
Zeckendorf
of
the
shares
of
Subsequently, Zeckendorf
time and now owns 423,424
family acquired and now own
Chesapeake.
from
members
of
time
his
to
1947, Webb & Knapp, Inc., organized
for
1958,
the
the
benefit
Trust
of
Webb
purchased
on
&
Knapp
the
the Trust,
employees;
over-the-counter
a
profit
and
The
Nov.
in
22.
Assistant
caused
has
succeeding
John
addition
and
H. McGowan as President and
Arthur. C. McGowan, who died on
who is Genera) Manager, was
elected Vice-President.
Arthur C. McGowan. Jr.. Secretary
company
Treasurer,
H.
elected
Thomas
uncle,
his
McGowan,
Treasurer,
was
a
cousin,
named
a.
director
to
fill the vacancy
by his father's death.—V. 178. p. 615.
out¬
shares.
Pressprich fit Co
be
supply its customers with, more than
annually.—V. 188, p. 2295.
"
•
able to
be
Dec.
on
of
The
Merger Talks
—
•
possible
a
Corp.—Proposed
shares.
266,769
W.
will-
unit
When completed about two years from now, the plant wilk comprise
1,300,000 square feet of floor space and will produce dial switching
equipment for telephone exchanges of the Bell Telephone System. On
a
multi-shift basis it woulc. employ about 4,000 men and women.
$
93,069,602
'
exps.
the
less
182,000
Piper; Jaffray & Hopwood
.30
Prescott; Shepard Si Co.,-Inc. .15
Putnam
second
Western Electric Co., Inc.—To
1958—10 Months—1957
$
11,693,183
'
11,369,814
ry. oper.
Sexton
In
.10
The
Sexton.
on
&'Christensen,
—
unit.
extensible
the
of
stretchable
of
west
King has petitioned the California Division of Corporations
permission to make an offer of one share of Waste King common
stock, plus $12.50 in cash, for two shares of Cribben & Sexton com¬
mon
stock, according
to
Mr.
Given.
There
are
188,150
shares
ol'
shares.
.45 1
tons
Waste
standing
Writer
Inc.
machine
3
Construction for
King
.10
Peters,
'-
Robert
Garrett
1,832,931
regarding
.10
~
first
the world's only producer of the revolu¬
manufacturing Clupak paper early in 1958
at
Charleston, 8. C., was equipped
began
for
from
Charles A. Par cells. & Co
.15
:
Capacity
presently
No.
Colo.—Files With
Waste
Portsmouth
1.20
6,600 BTlTs which will easily fit into- any
double hung installation^—V. 189, p;. 2Q7X
by mid-1959.
.30
&
the
Virginia will
2187.
p.
'.15
Co.—
Fleming-
1,465,204
inc
income
oper.
.10
Inc.i
Co
Jackson
Curtis
—_2.00
Corp
Northwest
Webber,
.30
new
be
.30
Co.i^.i_——
a
full
$31,057,656
J.
1959,
&
.10
Fahnestock <fc Co._,
$20,360,327
company
and
Reynolds Tobacco Co.
have been terminated,
according to a
announcement-on Dec. 12 by Elmer H. Bobst, Chairman, and
E.
Driscoll, President, of Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co.
and
John C. Whitaker, Chairman,
and Bowman Gray, President,
of
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.—V. 188, p. 2077.
R.
an
Inc.1 .10
Fahey, Clark Si Co.
'
from
rev.
stock;
H. Newbold's Son & Co.
or
product,
Alfred
Act
Newburger
with
company,
its
joint
.10
W.
.70
Clement
$3,351,402
revenue—
Discussions
.15
To
.60
:
1958—10 Mos.—1957
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co.
.20
.30
.
company's experience in installing and operating
the first extensible unit, Mr. Luke said he expects the new equipment
will be in operation within 30 days. With
both^ units in operation. West
$5,899,333 $41,533,708 $55,347,920
2,547,931
21,173,381
24,290,264
$2,615,919
ops.
Terminated-—
.10
Lynch
1
paper,
The
after
2295.
p.
188,
.80
&
Emanuel, Deetjen Si Co
Corp.
2,063,433
*
ry.
F. S. Moseley & Co
Leonard
re¬
was
Dec. 9- at
on
company
tionary
and
moni¬
area
In
Net
Moore.
Equitable
Co
$4,679,352
oper.
•
Net
.20
Mullaney, Wells & Co
Nauman, McFawn and Co.—,
<fc.
"
'
.20
Securities
and
Meeting held
Gold Star Welbilt 36-inch Gas. Range with a
radiant rotisserie and a new Mighty-Mite
a
and
oven
window
Because
1958—Month—1957
rev;_
Period End. Oct. 31—
.15
Etworthy & Co
Estabrook
188,
TO *
Morris, Stokes & Co
supplement
.15
Model. Roland
and Air Conditioner line, completely
first in: many new features inside and out
will equip a second paper machine fo* producing
increasing total capacity for this product to more
than
150,000 tons annually, it was announced on Dec. 9" by David
L. Luke, Persident.
with
exps.—_
from ry.
rev.
railway
been
Fenner
___-___2.00
_1.20.
Co.-
Edwards
Elkins.
&
^2.00
Eberstadt
G.
Cq—.20
Co
."MiHer ;& George—
1.20
Co
.10
Merrill, Turben. £r Co.; Inc.—
Union Securi-
ties & Co
,
F.
Si
.15
;—
I; du Pont Si
Eastman
Cocicii_____
<fe
Si
Miller
Merrill
.05
Co,—„_i
&
McJunkin, Pattori & Co._
.10
Co
Donovan,
Fi-ancis
Inc._
which
personnel
&
—
Manley, Bennett & Co
square
Conditioner
started
.20
.15
Si
of
.20
Coe
Inc.__^__"—
Skaggs
all
and
;
.
Products—
West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co.—To Increase
Wabash RR.—Earnings—
:
.10
2.00
Co,—.—
Co—.——___
Davenport &.
Davis,
.10
&;
Systems,
190.
p.
Hirsch,
This
2295.
p.
.80
—:i'.
MacNaughton-Greenawalt
—:
House
&
Co.
Si
Irving
Si
Control
medical instruments
and the Commission has given interested
request a hearing thereon.
According
to
on
Clupak
.70
Loeb, Rhoade,s:& Co..
Crowell, Weedon & Co.__^_..15
Podesta
Net
____2.00
Higginson 'Corp,
Joint C. Legg M Co',—^
Lolnnan
.20
.15
W..C. Langley & Co
I-azard Freres & Co—
.15
Crh-..;
;.c
Lee
.15
—
operating
oper.
2.00
Co.. Corp.—
.30
Co.—.—V
Co.—^
&
.10
Cooley Si Co.—. —
Courts
Laird
Hicks—.10
Norton
.10
.15
—
E'issell'.V Meeds_;
Laird,
.10
Coggeshall
.10
.15
Loe^
Kuhn,
«
.80
Richard W. Clarke Corp—.—
CTa; ton'Securities Corp.——
Cofflii & Burr. Inc.-—'.;——-i
for stock the
Tullamore
Electronics
the Victoreen company's third acquisition
of growth and expansion.
program
Period End. Oct. 31—
Railway
.15
Kirkpatrick-Pettis1 do.!',
-.10
Co. —.20
&
.10
Kenower, MaeArthur & Co—_ .10
A. M. Kidder.& Co.,, inp—L__ .20
Kidder, Peabodv Si Ce.-____
2.00
:
:;.h-10
Ohilc'«-Schut^ Cox;TIL
E.
& Cot, Inc.j_h-L__'_—
Kay, Richards Si Co. J ;
■
.15
Corp.....,^.',.^..20
Whiteside
Chace,
Rea'ctor
and
P.
casement
Cribben
Jolmson, Lane, Space
——J .30
-Corp.
Johnston,
1958,
Range
The new line includes
The
.15
-.t—Kalman
& Co., Inc.
'.10
that
24,
Chairman of the Bdard, said that over $2,000,000 was
the research and development program. He announced a new
sales expansion program which is expected to Increase total safes, vol¬
ume of the company over 35%
during the first six month* o£ 19591,
.20
Janney, Dulles & Battles, Inc." .20
-
A.
spent
.10
—
Co.
This corporation is
seeking control of Cribben & Sexton Co., by
buying a majority of the latter*} common stock, according to Bertram
Given, Waste
King
President,
and Wendcl C. Davis,
President
of
Indianapolis Bond &.Share
Corp.
;
Marshall.'^. i^' TOt-
Butcher. & Shcrrerd,-
&
.45
Brush, Slpcumb- & Co. ;Iije;. v. ',10 -•. Edward D. Jones
*&'Co.'it-i:'i-_
Burke.& MacDonald, Inc.10 -'. Jones.
Kreeger & Cotlt'si-'
Burnham & Co
1—. .15
Joseph, Mcllen <fc Miller, Inc.-
Central
.10
—
Gas
redesigned and
Co.—Acquisition—
This is
its
in
Railway
W. E. Hutton & Co^.__^^„- .80
the Illinois Co.,._ .60
BcAvvdrth,, Srilivan <fc Co., Inc. .15
J. C. Bradford & Co—
:— .15
Alex. Browrv <fc Sons:^'—.60
Lisk? «fc
10
E. F. HuttOn &'C<KJ&£lrJiL '
Simmons',-;':!.'-..; .4.5
Biddle
Welbilt
new
19-inch
.20
1
state
Sept.
the mill's No. 2 machine.
--V.
Hogle & Co—To
Fay—;
^-4—-. .15
Weil,
Co
Virginian Ry.—Earnings—
15
10
&-Son
Co.—
Friedrichs &
'Blyth Vfc Co.,; Inc....;—iX-.t.'.g.OO
Boettchcr* & Co._._._
r
.15
Brown.
Hilliard
Howard,
&
purchased
111.
months
toring systems.—V. 188,
.15
_
Hornblower & Weeks.:
Biorcn-&
J'JrvlO
William. Blailtr&^o.-vi^aX. .45
Hlair ^ Co. Inc..^v.45.
Blunt
A.
Wood
_1.20
.15
&• Co.c
and
1957,
California
the company's National Sales
the Barbizon Plaza Hotel, New York City.
.15
Noye$-& Co.ll:—_ .1.20
& Co
&
E.
A
in the development and manufacture of nuclear
electronic
instrumentation
and
systems
and
provides
Victoreen
an
expanded development laboratory and prototype production facility.
Tullamore products are Multi-Channel
Analyzers and Spectrometers,
Net
Hooker &
.60 '•
Bingllafn, Waiter & Hurry,
„
B.
Harold
Co.;
1958
23,
Corp.—Announces New
tooled,
Tullamore is engaged
'
Richards & Co
J.
Steam*J.
A.. Gv Becker & Go; Tnc—i
18
'
—V.
Herrman
Commission
They
such
presented at
.30
Victorcen Instrument
.70
:
that
aware
delisting application.—V, 188,
.15
Air
operating
Hentz
;
the
Welbilt
TO
—
188, p. 2511.
Railway
Hill
.10
Dean Witter & Co
.15
in
V
—2.00
Yarnall,
.10
Henry
.10
Co._
Wulff, Hansen & Co.—
oper.
H.
v
,
Inc.,
&
.20
Hemphill,
Robert W- Baird &. Co.,, Inc— .60
Baker; SimoncLs & Co-.ylnc.i.^ .10
Weld
Williston & Beane
.10
Jenks, '
Co.Ji—
20,
the
of
stock.
Feb.
.80
_
Co
.15
Co.—
Harriman Riple'y '& Co., Inc.
2.00
Ira- Haupt & Th. •* - * •'
15
Hayden, Miller &" Col—'.20
Hayden; Stone & XJd.Zzd.
.60
Co.——-'.45
R.
Dec.
application,
.30
—
&
.10
Railway
&"
Inc
Co,—
.60
15
Sulzberger,
Kirkland
Co.
Si
Woodard-Elwood Si Co
15
.lo
,
&
Hallow.ell,
.60"
Whipple
Ladd_™_
Si
Stieglitz
Hallgarteri & Cn '
-30
loathe &r:
#-.Cg._
Ellis & .Aritinrwmi.
Greene
Chesapeake
on
Century Stores, Inc., holds 136,447 of
147,720 outstanding shares of Weill & Co. stock, leaving only
11,273 shares in the hands of 35 shareholders.
The company concurs
.60
Wood, Struthers & Co
60
'
"•
^
order
an
the
.20
Wheat
the
to
.10
Co
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson
2 00
_
Co._
Sons—;
&
until
persons
.70
.45
See
"
r.
Grant-Brownell
* Green;
,,
L-Z—-1— .15
2.00
—
C.
-
.45
an
Co.___I
™
Granbery, Marache &
.10
Bleichrpeder,
&
Co
i—
Smithers & Co.„
The
;iiL:^ ._2 J)0
not
were
stock of Raphael Weill. &
sell
.XV'i-;'
Fqrgan & Co.
.10
^
Securities
Anderson.
Glore,
.60
&
White,
'
Morgan Stanley. & Co.._^__Ii_7.55
Weeden
.30
Simon
Stein Bros. & Boyce
Brothers & Co.—
severally
purchase, and the selling stockholders have
agreed to
in. the respective percentages set forth.below
of 2,410,000 shares of .common stock:-
thenp severally,
they
-
seek
Paciiic Coast Stock Exchange has applied ta the SEC -for an
permitting it to strike froni listing and registration tha common
order
.15
Inc
Lerchen
.10
M.
broaden Victoreen's
below
Watling,
.15
Stern
f
to
Walker &
Walston & Co.,
J.
Electronic
agreed
Joseph
.45
.20
& Co._-
The
.10
Walker & Co.—
Wertheim
follow: *•'
aggregate
Wainwright Si Co._
H.
.60
Corp. of Chicago,
'
C.
G.
.45
■
named
H.
.30
Stringfellow———„_
.was, made, in
our
public offering and sale of 2,410,000 shares of common stock
(par $1) -at $45 per share
through a group of investment bankers headed by Mor¬
gan Stanley & Co.
The complete list of underwriters
underwriters,
acquisitions of
acquisitions
the
and
common
stock.
now
(Raphael) Weil & Co.—Delisting of Stock Proposed—
.15
.10
-
Co.-
W. Scranton
/.A."*?
UNDERWRITERS—The
Inc.
Victor, Common, Dann & Co._
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc
Starkweather &
...' ipjohit Co.—Stock Sold—Mention
issue of Dec. 15 of the
,
.10
1.20
.10
&
.70
William R. Staats & Co
c,>.. ;
of.
-
Parke—
Co.—
Smith, Barney & Co
Smith, Hague & Co
Smith, Moore & Co.—i
Dec.
on;
&
&
&
F. S.
£
*
Roberts
Schneider
Singer, Deane Si Scribner
the Commission's
I ..:;7 '.:
Consent—y.'■
H.
Co.—
&
I.
of
.30
Anthony Si R, L. Day .70
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.
Shearson, Hammill & Co
Shurnan, Agnew & Co._
latter
such
of
Trust
Tucker,
Chas.
other
of
the
acquisitions would con¬
stitute each of them an affiliate of a
public-utility company and of
a
holding company within the meaning of the Holding Company Act
and,
therefore,
did
not
seek
approval
of
such
acquisitions,
as
is
required.—V. 188, p. 1317.
.15
—
Spencer Trask & Co.
.10
their
time
respectively,
.10
——_
Corp
shares
and
the
at
Co.—
.10
Scott
and Louis J: ,Roussel, its President, were
permanently,
11, 1958 (USDC, SDNY) by consent,."from further
registration and anti-fraud provisions of the
Securities
Act in offering and
sale of Universal stock.v
Temporary " restraining
order continued against Jean^R. Veditz
Co^-fuc?; J. II. Lederer'Co., Inc.
ancE other
defendants.—V.J167," p. 332.
" i
"
enjoined
violations
Co.—
&
American
.70
Schwabacher
in
*
.
&
Sutro
acquired additional shares^of Chesapeake
229,200
approving
.30
.10
Swiss
the Trust
owns
Zeckendorf
2.00
-
Sutro Bros. & Co.—
45
Inc.
This company,
*
.15
Schneider, Bernet & Hickman,
Veditz
and
in ,the
hearing
1958,
Rothschild
;
Co., Inc.—
Inc.
,15
Co
Schoelkopf, Hutton &
Pomeroy, Inc.
1958.
Jean" R.
fraud
The
.45
1958,
now
Yeatman, Mosley Co.
Rowles, Winston & Co.™
E.
revoked.
V,
Dee.
charging
company .with
Ltd.
F.
&
&
of Chesapeake common,
as a
result of which it became
of
163,900 such shares, or in excess of 5rv
of the out¬
voting securities of Chesapeake.
Subsequent to Sept. 24.
Securities
—;
Stroud
Suplee,
Renshaw—
Webster
Si
shares
owner
standing
.15
Co
si
Corp.
.45
Co.,
Roney & Co
Mosle
Schmidt.
the
misrepresentations in the sale of Universal
Previously,: the Commission ordered adm#iagainst J. H. Lederer Co.. Inc.,- 56 Beaver
St.,
proceedings
City,. charging ..that
Si
C.
Rotan.
continuing
purchase
conducted
announced
and
Inc..
;
Humphrey
—
Rodman
en¬
State
stock.
York
York
the
should
SDN Yt
Co.
&
Robinson
Inc.
determining whether Veditz Co.;
(USDC,
Stone
Riter
e-,..
Continental Mining Exploration
New
and
.10
stix
.70
Inc
the
.10
—
.15
The
5,200
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox___
Stifel, Nicolaus Si Co., Inc.—
Stillman, Maynard & Co._
.15
.15
Co.,
.30
no
effect
•
the
.10
Si
Rauscher, Pierce Si Co., Inc.—
fraudulent
Inc.
proceedings
of
Inc—
Reynolds Si Co.,
registration and antiLaws,- and, if. so, whether
been
H.
with
Co.,
istrative
New-
had
wast in
Co.,
Reinholdt Si Gardner
have willfully, violated .the
,.;The SEC New York
a-complaint
when
&
Inc.
Saunders, Stiver
with
provisions of the Federal Securities
broker-dealer registration of Vcditz Co,
Co.,
Quail
Raffensperger, Hughes
com¬
permanently
Court
engaging in
connection
fraud
the
that
1958
or.
are
Supreme
;
the
Goldstein
in
filed
Veditz
of "tbe
York,
practices
foregoing msttcrs for
and
decree
November
55
-
deceit
Mono-Kearsargc Consolidated Minin"
Veditz Co.'and
1958,
.securities^.
Vecii.z
<b >
of
,
conduct
of
and
dividends* 6f
and
the
York, County
certain
fraud
a
they failed to comply
requirements- in the ^offering and
Veditz Co., Vcditz' and
Goldstein
period January 1957
Act registration statement had
by
New
earnings
prospectus
common stock
during
such stock;
to
joined
as
according tb the order,; (a)
Act
Universal' stock;
and sold
Securities
of
operations,
Securities
Company
did operate
.
profitable
the
and
facts'^ and
Furthermore,
pany,
would
that they made false and misleading, statements
omitted to state, material facts,'.concerning,
things, the listing of the Universal stock on an
exchange
materia)
among other
as
which
on
market
Zenith Radio Corp.—New
This
corporation
on
Dec.
Traveling Clock Radio—
4 announced a revolutionary
att transistor
traveling clock radio, the Royal 850, that is entirely battery-powered
and so light in weight it can. be tucked away tn. luggage for out-oftown
use
as
well as carried about the home for clock, radio, and
radio
alarm
service.—V.
183,
p.
2399.
(i
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2692)
1968
inclusive;
due
Sale—An
Bond
00J water and
1, 1969 and 1970,
$2,504,000 3 ¥2s, due on Jan. 1
from 1971 to 1978 inclusive;
funding
of $663,^
issue
sewer
revenue
re¬
and
improvement bonds
and
1
sold to J. C. Bradford & Co.,
was
Interest M-S.
.
approved
&
by
Sale—An
issue
,
,y
District No. 48
(P. O. Phoenix),
Offering
Tony F. Soza,
—
Acting Clerk of Board of Super¬
vises, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 10 a.m. (MST) on Jan. 8 for the
purchase of $1,315,000
building
bonds.
Dated
Feb.
(P. O.
Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond Offering — Tony F.
Soza,
Acting Clerk of Board of Supervis rs,
will receive sealed bids
: iI
10
$52,000 Is, due
(MST) on Jan. 8 for
of $950,000 general
oh'.'nation bonds.
Dated Feb. 1,
19.1
Due semi-annually on Dec.
!
100 to June 1, 1972. Principal
•-V 'E interest payable at the Coun-
Other
members
Co., Valley National Bank, of
Phoenix, First of Michigan Cor¬
poration,
Dick & Merle-Smith,
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., J.
C. Bradford Ik Co., Dominick &
Dominick, Francis I. du Pont &
Co., First National Bank, of Dallas.
National
Bank, of Nash¬
ville, Blunt, Ellis & Simmons,
Julian
Collins
&
Co.,
Bacon,
Whipple & Co., the Ohio Com¬
pany, Win. J. Mericka & Co., Mc¬
Donald-Moore
&
Co., Kenower,
MacArthur & Co., Lucas, Eisen &
Waeckerle, Inc., Rodman & Renshaw, Burns, Corbett & Pickard,
Inc., and Woodward and Zuber. V
ARKANSAS
Little
Rock,
Not
Bonds
Sold
the
for
!\?"icopa
6
County School District
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
d
"'07—were awarded to
•nosed
Bonds
v
c
'
t
of John
a
group
Nuveen & Co.,
and the
sale
net
a
3.47%,
as
interest
a
on
being
3 09,000
3*4s.
Dec. 1
cost
Acalanes Union
Bond
1
June
on
1966
to
and
1969
R.
H.
First
Due
from
on
1970
June
to
and
1972
in¬
Due
on
June
and
County
School
District
of
(P. O. Tucson), Ariz.
Sale—The $7,358,000 genrai obligation bonds offered Dec.
1188,
p. 2296—were awarded
syndicate
headed
by the
First
ern
Boston
Corporation, North¬
Trust Co., and Harris Trust &
f;:
vu
f'
lows:
gs
Bank, both of Chicago,
National
to
net
as
interest
cost
of
1
a
about
3.46%, for $1,565,000 5s, due
on
1965 to
1968 to
1
from
1960
to
1964
.
r,.
group
Co.,
Inc.,
Security
of
3.73%,
Los
1972 to
as
An¬
15
from
1964 inclusive.
1971
on
Loo
bids at his office in Los
a.m.
(PST)
on
Angeles,
Jan. 13 for
1984
inclusive.
Principal
(F-A)
payable at
County Treasurer's office.
and
interest
the
Jan.
1
from
*
.
1966
-
'
7
to
1960 to
a
group
headed
Nuveen
&
Co.,
Lawson, Levy, Williams & Stern,
Stone
Youngberg, J. A. Hoglc
Co., Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.,
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox, Fred
D. Blake & Co., and C. N. White
& Co., at a price of 100.03, a net
of
cost
about
3.50%,
as
1 from
$360,000 6s. Due on Jan.
1965 inclusive.
1960 to
780,000 '3VzS. Due
on Jan.
1978 inclusive.
1966 to
60,000 Is. Due
Garden
obligation
bonds
offered
headed
building
school
16—v.
Dec.
awarded
to
188,
a
p.
of America
Savings Associa¬
tion, of San Francisco, Blyth &
Co., William R. Staats & Co., E.
by
the Bank
F. Hutton &
Co., Stone & Young¬
berg, and C. N. White & Co., at
a
price of 100.03, a net interest
cost of about
1962
to
3.97%,
Due
1970
to
follows:
Jan.
on
1 from
inclusive.
140,000 3%s. Due
1971
as
on
Due
Jan.
on
bonds
offered
$45,500
Dec.
15—v.
Dist.,
water
188, p.
$33,500
5s.
1961 to
of
San
on Feb. 1
1977 inclusive.
on
from
Feb. 1 from
Greater
1981 inclusive.
Bakersfield Separation
Grade District, Kern
Sale—The
of
County, Calif.
$350,000
gen¬
2400—were awarded to Weeden
Company.
bids at his office in Los
Inglewood Unified School District,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
Principal and in¬
(F-A)
payable
at
the
Treasurer's office, or at
County's fiscal agencies in
terest
the
to
-
York
City
or
Chicago.
'
School
Union
District,
offered
16—v.
Dec.
obligation
overpass
188,
p.
2400—were awarded to J. B, Han-
&
aucr
Co., at
price of 100.02,
a
net interest cost of about
follows:
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Ostly
1962 to
1969 to
San
Jan. 15 from
on
1968 inclusive.
25,000 4s. Due
15 from
Jan.
on
1973 inclusive.
Unified
Lincoln
4.09%,
School
Joaquin County, Calif.
Bond Sale—An issue of
was
of
initial stages of the District's
the
American
River
hydro¬
project has been set for
Upper
electric
Jan. 15.
Miller, President of the
Royal
District, announced the Board of
Directors
of
District
the
James- E.
has
McCaffrey,
Manager and
Chief
Engineer of the District to proceed
with the sale, the first series of
$85,000,000 revenue bonds author¬
ized by the voters in December,
1955. Construction of the major
features on the project was begun
3.54%,
Due
on
$269,000
011
120,000 314s. Due
1965 to
consultants,
Blyth & Co., Inc., New York City,
and Stone & Youngberg, of San
Francisco.
basis of present
the
sched¬
ules, the first bond sale of $25,-
000.000 will finance project con¬
costs through 1959. The
struction
second bond sale of $40,000,000
is
sold in 1962.
Salinas City
Jan.
from
6
Jan. 6 from
011
Offering—Emmet G. Mc-
Bond
until
Salinas
11 a.m.
(PST) on
purchase of $500,000
Jan. 5 for the
Jan. 6, 1964.
school building bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1958. Due on Dec. 1 from 1959
1978 inclusive. Principal and
to
Jan. 6 from
011
School District,
Monterey County, Calif. $
Menamin, County Clerk, will re¬
ceive sealed bids at his office in
follows:
1967 inclusive.
75,000 3V2S. Due
1968 to
as
inclusive.
1963
25,000 4s. Due
by
the District's financial
ings Association, of San Francisco,
at a price of 100.03, a net interest
to
have been worked out
issue,
of America National Trust & Sav¬
5s.
Details of the bond
last Summer.
sold to the Bank
1970 inclusive.
interest
(J-D)
payable at
County Treasurer's office.
the
Dated Jan. 6, 1959. Interest J-J.
School
Sonoma
Legality
approved
by
Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
Sonoma
District,
County, Calif.
build¬
Bond Sale—The $196,000
of San Francisco.
ing bonds offered. Dec. 2—v. 188,,
Palos
Los
Bond
Verdes
School
District,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles
a.m.
(PST) on Jan. 6 for
purchase of $393,000 school
building
bonds.
Dated
Feb.
1,
on
Feb.
1
2079
p.
Angeles County, Calif.
Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
Bank
&
sealed bids at his
office in
Santa
2:30 p.m. (PST) on
Jan. 6 for the purchase of $81,000
until
and
the
Principal
payable
at
1969
California
Bond Offering—Joseph E. Spink,
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (PST) on Jan. 15
for
the purchase of $25,000,000
Upper American River Project
Revenue bonds, Series A. as fol¬
-
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
until 9 a.m. (PST) on Jan. 13 for
$15,000,000 Serial bonds. Due
1966
to
on
1980 in¬
10,000,000 Term bonds. Due Feb.
1, 1999. Callable as of Feb. 1,
1969.
•
;
-
of $298,*
improvement
issue
B
Series
bonds was awarded on Dec.
15 to
First California
Gov on a bid re¬
flecting a - net interest" cost of
4.22% on the 15-year life of the
issue.
FLORIDA
;
_
„
.
'
.
.
'
.
-
-
-
;
■
Bradford County Special Tax
School District No. 1 (P. O.
Bond Sale—The $450,000
bonds
2296
offered
-
'
•
-
Dec.
,
school
188, p.
10—v.
awarded
were
—
Hough.1
Beil
to
District No. 1
School
(P. O. Titusville),
Florida
•*--
Bond Sale—The $4,50Q,Q00
bonds
&
^
Brevard County Special Tax
offered
Dec.
16—v.
awarded
to
school
188, p.
a
group
headed
by Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Beane, at a price of par,
a
clusive.
from 1960 to 1984 inclusive. Prin¬
Calif.
Vallejo,
Sale—An
2297—were
from
%
Starke), Fla.
Municipal Utility Dist.
(P. O. 2101 K. St., Sacramento),
1
1976 inclusive.
to
1977 to 1984 inclusive.
interest
County
Sacramento
Feb.
15 from
90,000 394s. Due on Jan. 15 from
Treasurer's office.
the purchase of $2,500,000 general
Due on Jan.
San
1960 to 1968 inclusive.
school bonds. Dated Jan. 15, 1959.
Due on Jan. 15 from 1977 to 1979
inclusive.
of
Association,
follows:
61,000 3V2S. Due on Jan. 15 from
266.50
Bond Offering—Eugene D. Wil¬
liams, County Clerk, will receive
as
5s.
$45,000
from 1960 to
Petaluma City School District,
Sonoma County, Calif.
were awarded to the
America National Trust
—
of
Savings
Francisco,
inclusive, Principal and in¬
terest
(F-A)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
school building bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1959. Due on Feb. 1
Sale
—
revenue
planned early in 1960, and the
remaining $20,000,000 of the total
$85,000,000 authorization will be
District,
lows:
obligation
Imminent
bonds to fi¬
in part the construction of
nance
On
$35,000 414s. Due
construc¬
tion bonds offered Dec. 10—v. 188,
National
of San Francisco.
$25,000,000
.
(J-J)
1978 to
&
1961
bonds
Rosa,
Due
12,000 4%s. Due
Fran¬
America
Sale
Bond
Bond
of America National Trust & Sav¬
ings Association,
cisco, as follows:
Sutcliffe,
1979
to the Bank
2400—were awarded
June 1 from
on
1983 inclusive.
San Diego County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $60,000 school
1959. Due
County, Calif.
Sale—The
from
June 1, 1971.
on
205,000 414s. Due
1 from
Service
Community
Tulare
of
Savings Association, San
Francisco; or at the District's pay¬
ing agency in New York City or
Chicago.
Legality
approved
by
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington &
the
p.
1 from
20,000 4V2s. Due
1979 to
1
1970 inclusive.
until 9
1975 to 1984 inclusive.
Bank
Trust &
General
1 from
Jan.
1974 inclusive.
4s.
4.25%,
group
National Trust &
bonds are dated
Feb.
1,
Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the District Treasurer's
office; or at the Main Office of
authorized
1964 to
$49,000
District,
about
$130,000 5s. Due on June
1960
School
of
cost
cost of about
Jan. 1, 1979.
011
Grove
1 from
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
1959. Due on Feb.
1984 inclusive.
of America
Savings Asso¬
&
Co., Eastman Dillon, Union
school bonds
follows:
eral
Angeles,
(PST) on Jan. 13 for
the purchase of
$3,162,000 school
building bonds.
Dated
Feb.
1,
p.
group
follows:
&
&
Compton Union High School Dist.,
Los Angeles
County, Calif.
New
on-
to
John
Francisco,
Bond
a.m.
188,
a
Bank
of
Trust
interest
net
as
as
the
purchase of $275,000 school
building
bonds.
Dated
Feb.
1,
,1959. Due on Feb. 1 from 1960
to
Smith,
Lawson,
Levy,
Williams & Stern, Walter, Woody
& Heimerdinger, and C. N. White
& Co.,
at a price of 100.01, a
Trust & Savings Association, San
Bond
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
9—v.
awarded
&
ner
a
Jan. 15 from
Unified School District,
Angeles County, Calif.
ter &
by the Bank of America National
1979 inclusive.
County
1
awarded
were
Goshen
Bellflower
$560,000 school
Dec.
ciation, San Francisco, Dean Wit¬
Principal and in¬
$1,200,000 gen¬
eral obligation water works bonds
olfefed Dec. 16—v. 188, p. 2512—
Jan. 15 from
on
composed
National
Lakeside
930,000
inclusive.
offered
2400—were
Fullerton, Calif.
Jan. 15 from
on
1967 inclusive.
bonds
Sale—The
Bond
$200,000 4s.
follows:
Jan.
on
160,000 3%s. Due
due
.
I
Jan.
a
Co.,
Bank
80,000 314s. Due
inclusive; $313,000 4s, due on
Jan. 1, 1965; $939,000 3.20s,
.
&
&
60,000 314s. Due
until 9.
$€.261,000 School District No.
bonds, at a price of 100.08,
:
Blyth
Moulton
to
California
Bond Sale—The
terest
(F-A)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office, or at
any fiscal agency of the County
in New York City or Chicago.
2400—were
County, Calif.
awarded
cost of about
to
Bond
1 from
Feb.
on
inclusive.
1979
Orange County, Calif.
Sale—The $1,270,000 gen¬
Sale—The $400,000 school
Dec. 16—v. 188, p.
until 9
3 74s.
Dec. 1, 1973 to June
1, 1975.
a
1959. Due
eral
geles, and Schwabacher & Co., at
a
price of 100.003, a net interest
in-
clusive.
I.55.O00
ij
for
offered
composed
-
1, 1960
Dec. 1, 1965 in¬
v
SV^s.
Dec.
t
above
re-offered
High Sch. District,
Contra Costa
of
Dec.
on
Due
from
elusive.
),< K)0
Pima
(PST) 011 Jan. 6 for
the purchase of $785,000 school
building bonds. Dated Feb.
1,
a.m.
Bond
clusive.
t T>
re¬
CALIFORNIA
price
follows:
f_^ »,000 3s. Due
to June and
?
9
Jan. 7.
First National Bank
rizona, in Phoenix, at
100.06.
ubutt
bids
general
Co., J. A. Hogle
$100,000 5s. Due
.Co., Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
1960
Hp.,
All
Re-Offered—The
are
N'vuicth Ellis &
&
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles
The
1959.
the
berg, Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen-
purpose
bonds
bonds
Sale—The $705,000 build¬
up. bonds offered Dec. 11—v. 188,
■V.
—
City or Chicago.
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
Los
interest
Ark.
obligation
bonds
totaling
$3,300,000 offered Dec. 12—v. 188,
p. 2296—were rejected.
various
2512—were
0
syndi¬
New York
Klamath-Trinity Unified Sch. Dist.,
Humboldt and Trinity Counties,
Securities & Co., Stone & Young¬
Whittier City
a.m.
? reasurer's office.
*
the
&
.
No.
of
BIyth & Co., Inc., Harriman
Ripley & Co;, Inc., White, Weld
,
v
Jan. 1,
in
School District,
East
until
purchase
e
011
cate:
ceived
Scottsdale High
School District No. 212
ti
to
1966
1, 1959.
ty Treasurer's office.
u;
from
1979.
Due
mu-annually on Dec. 1, 1900 to
June 1, 1972 inclusive. Principal
pr-d interest payable at the Coun¬
Moricopa County,
1
Jan.
on
011
Third
Arizona
Bond
office, or at the County's fiscal
agencies in New York City or
Chicago.
and
Dated
Maricopa County, Scottsdale School
purchase of $734,000 building
1, 1959. Due 011
cipal and interest (F-A) payable
at the County Treasurer's office,
or at the County's fiscal agencies
bonds. Dated Feb.
$55,000 4s, due on
1965; $165,000 3.20s,
inclusive; $110,000 3Vis,
Jan. 1, 1969 and 1970;
$440,000 3V2s, due on Jan. 1
from 1971 to 1978 inclusive;
oc
ARIZONA
the
(PST) on Jan. 13 for
a.m.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able
at the
County Treasurer's
due
020,000 State Gasoline Tax antic,7a lion
warrants was sold to a
Wood & Co.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
Feb. 1 from 1960 to 1984 inclusive.
of
cost
1968
$1,-
n
Jan.
about
clusive;
Jan. 1,
dicate headed by Sterne, Agee
Leach, as 4s, 3%s and SVzS.
Nov. 1, 1958. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Dumas,
O'Neal
&
if ayes,
of
Birmingham.
Other
embers of the syndicate:
Equi¬
table Security Corp., First Nation¬
al Bank, of Birmingham, First Na1 ional
Bank, of Montgomery, Hen¬
ri rix & Mayes, Inc., Stubbs, Watkiis & Lombardo, Inc., Thornton,
IVCl *hr & Farish,
and George M.
011
Angeles
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
until 9
interest
due
of
Covina School District, Los
3.47%, for $275,000 5s, due on
Jan. 1 from 1960 to 1964 in¬
Talladega County (P. O.
Talladega), Ala.
Warrant
Is, due
1979.
net
Le¬
Charles
rauernicht, of St. Louis.
gality
$314,000
1,097,000 High School District No.
1 bonds, at a price of 100.10, a
u
3%s and 4s,is,. Dated Sept. 1,
1958. Due ori Sept. 1 from 1959 to
1988 inclusive.
3V4S,
$626,000
Jan.
on
Monday, December 22, 1958
.
NEGOTIATIONS
BOND PROPOSALS AND
Boaz, Ala.
.
DEPARTMENT
STATE AND CITY
ALABAMA
.
as
net interest cost of about
$755,000
-
3.82%,
follows:
5s. Due
on
Jan.
1
-I960 to 1964 inclusive. '^
„"£ C'.J»
-p <•-T»
.•
from
'vr~'
'
r
•
Volume
188
Number 5805
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2693)
2,250,000
394s.
from
1965
1,495,000
Due
to
from
1975
Others
1
inclusive.
Due
to
in
Jan.
on
1974
3.80s.
Jan.
on
1979
1
tile
Trust
Ira
East Side
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
Offering—T. W. Wither-
Secretary,
bids
Jan.
until
22
for
$7,500,000 road
will
10
16
were
about
from
as
1963.
and
Principal
of Oct. 1,
from
;
■
2,500,000 Putnam County bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1958.
Due on
Sept. 1 from 1961 to 1975 ini
elusive. Callable
~
of Sept. 1,
and interest
as
1963.
Principal
payable at the First National
City Bank of New York. Legality
approved
by
Reed,
Hoyt, Washburn & McCarthy,
»
:•
-
-
of
to
270,000
to
3.70s.
from
New
York
City.
1,000,000 Seminole County bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1958. Due' on
Oct.
1
from
clusive.
1961
to
Callable
1969
of
as
in¬
Oct.
1, 1963. Principal and interest
payable at the Chase Man¬
hattan
Bank, New York City.
Legality approved by Cald¬
well,
Marshall,
Trimble
&
Mitchell, of New York City.
1,000,000 Taylor County bonds.
to
bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1958. Due
gality
ap¬
bonds
188,
offered
&
Mitchell, of New
York City.
composed
Securities
Co. ,and
follows:
1990 to
1992
Additional
above
1977 to
offered
1958
and
to
Dec.
on
are
mature
1982
dated
on
at
1
from
Dec.
Dec.
inclusive.
1
1,
from
Principal
10,000 43/2S. Due
on
Trustee,
bids
Dec.
until
30
for
will
11
the
receive
(CST)
purchase
of
school
Dec.
interest (J-J) payable at the Bed¬
National Bank, Bedford. Le¬
ford
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
South
Bend School
ler,
Secretary of
Trustees,
sealed bids
Jan.
on
Board
will
Champaign County Community
(P. O.
Champaign), III.
Bond Sale—The $712,000 school
building bonds offered Dec. 17—
v.
188, p. 2512—were awarded to
composed of Harriman
Ripley -& Co., Inc., Braun, Bosworth & Co., Burns, Corbett &
group
$850,000
bonds.
school
Dated
Dec.
on
15
inclusive.
15,
from
1958.
1959
to
Due
Principal
and interest
(J-D) payable at the First Bank
and Trust Co., South Bend.
Legal¬
ity
Ice
by Ross, McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
&
Vincennes
fered
$266,000 3s. Due
were
on
Nov.
1
from
76,000 2%s. Due
on
Nov. 1, 1967
Nov.
26—v.
awarded
Housing
Agency,
and
as
188,
to
the
Home
2%s, at
p.
a
2080—
Federal
Finance
price of
par.
and 1968.
370,000 3s. Due
on
Nov.
1
1978 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $922,000 school
building bonds offered Dec. 15
—v.
188, p. 2513—were awarded
to
Digitized group composed of Mercan¬
for FRASER
a
to
Bond
City
and
on
Offering—Cortez
bonds
on
Sept. 1 from
dated
are
Dec.
on
Sept. 1 from
inclusive. Callable
Clerk,
oral
Jan.
will
receive
sealed
bids until 7 p.m.
for
$740,000
bonds,
$375,000
fire
the
as
purchase
follows:
station
bonds.
of
Due
the
bonds,
purchase
of
Logan County (P. O.
Russellville), Ky.
Bond Sale—The $70,000 school
building revenue bonds offered
Nov.
18
v.
—
awarded
Inc., at
188,
p.
2080
—
of
$6,372,000
$1,147,000 Series A bonds.
Dec.
1
from 1969
to
Due
on
1989
in¬
Feb.
1
from
1960
clusive. Callable
3.65%,
were
as
bids
to
as
The
8 p.m. (EST) on Dec.
purchase of $25,000 tax
anticipation notes. Dated Dec. 1,
1958. Due
in¬
of Feb.
Feb.
1959.
Principal and interest
able
in
Boston
and
New
1,
pay¬
York
1974 inclusive.
1975
to
on
June 1 from
1979 inclusive.
LOUISIANA
Clinton), La.
$52,000 school
Bond
Sale—The
bonds offered
Dec.
16—v.
188, p.
^189—were awarded to Ladd Dinkins & Co.
Jefferson
Parish, Garbage District
No. 2 (P.O. Gretna), La.
Bond Sale—The $200,000 public
improvement bonds offered Nov.
6—v. 188, p. 1564—were awarded
to Scharff & Jones, Inc., and Bar¬
row,
Leary
&
Co., jointly,
price of 100.02,
of
about
$79,000
a
3.97%,
4s.
a
net interest cost
as
Due
at
follows:
Jan.
on
1
from
101,000
on
Jan.
<
.
4s. Due
on
1, 1969
..
Jan.
1
from
1971 to 1979 inclusive.
Minden, La.
Bond
Offering
Secretary
of
the
—
N.
City
J.
Cone,
Council,
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
Due
1961 to 1965
1,395,000
3y2s.
from
3%s.
1
from
Jan.
on
1
1980 inclusive.
Due
from 1981
Utica
Due
1966 to
400,000
Jan.
on
inclusive.
to
Jan.
on
1
1985 inclusive.
Community
School
District,
Michigan
Franklin
Housing Authority, Mass.
Note Sale—An issue of
$420,000
temporary loan notes was sold on
Note Sale—An issue of $300,000
tax anticipation notes was sold to
Dec.
1.92%.
11
to
the
Guaranty
Trust
the
Company, of New York City, at
1.97%, plus a premium of $39.00.
Haverhill
was
sold
National
Bank
of
Detroit, at
Wayne County (P. O. Detroit),
f Michigan
Bond Sale—The $500,000 airport
Housing Authority, Mass.
Note Sale—An issue of $546,000
temporary loan notes
bonds
revenue
on
v.
F.
S.
offered Dec,
15—
188,
Guaranty Trust
Company, of New York City, at
1.97%, plus a premium of $39.00.
Dec.
11
to
the
Holden, Mass.
$490,000 school
bonds
offered
Dec.
17—v.
awarded
188,
p.
body & Co., jointly, at a price of
a net interest cost of about
as follows:
$145,000 41/4S. Due on Dec. 1, 1993.
355,000 4s. Due on Dec. 1, 1994
and 1995.
to
&
MINNESOTA
Blue Earth
County (P. O.
Mankato), Minn.
3.20%.
PittsReld, Mass.
$600,000 water
improvement bonds of¬
Sale—The
Bond
fered
Dec.
were
awarded
Trust
p. 2298—were awarded to
Smithers & Co., and Good-
100.64,
4.05%,
Kidder,
Co., and Goldman,
Sachs & Co., jointly, as
3J/4S, at a
price of 100.34, a basis of about
17—v.
Co.,
188,
to
p.
the
2513—
Bankers
New
York City, as
2.90s, at a price of 100.30, a basis
of about 2.89%.
MICHIGAN
Bond Offering—H. G.
County
$1,700,000 pub¬
utility street railway refund¬
ing bonds offei'ed Dec. 16—v. 188,
p. 2402—were awarded to a group
composed of the First National
of New
Bank
York, Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Roose¬
velt & Cross, F. S. Smithers &
C6., G. H. Walker & Co., and Hayden, Miller & Co., at a price of
100.002, a net interest cost of
about 3.27%, as follows: $200,000
5s, due on Jan. 15, 1961; $100,000
4s, due Jan. 15, 1962; $550,000 3s,
due
on
Jan.
15 from
1963 to
1965
Jan.
from
15
1966
to
1969
13
for
10
a.m.
(CST)
purchase of
bonds.
Dated
the
drainage
1, 1959. Due
Jan.
on Jan. 1 from
1960 to 1979 inclusive. Callable as
of Jan.
1, 1969. Legality approved
by Faegre & Benson, of Minne¬
apolis.
*
Golden Valley, Minn.
Sale—The $1,000,000
Bond
188,
to
group
a
2402—were
p.
composed of Juran &
est
of
cost
about
3.86%,
$515,000 3y2s.
1961 to
485,000
Due
on
Feb. 1 from
1969 inclusive.
3.90s.
Due
The
bonds
bear
terest of 0.90%
to Feb. 1, 1960.
additional
from Feb.
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
price of
100.03, a net interest
cost of about 2.57%, as follows:
$102,000 3%s, due on Nov. 15,
1959;
and
Nov.
15
clusive.
$306,000
from
1960
2V2S,
to
due
1962
Madison
Indep.
No.
Bond
1
School
District
377, Minn.
Offering—M.
District
school
000
Jan.
Clerk,
A.
Ander¬
will
receive
(CST)
as
of
to
1984
Jan.
Legality
on
$980,-
building bonds. Dated
1, 1959. Due
1962
in¬
1, 1959
Jan. 12 for the purchase of
on
in¬
Feb.
on
from 1970 to 1980 inclusive.
son,
a
fol¬
as
lows:
tional State
Bank, Newark, Good-
16
awarded
Moody, Inc.; Paine, Webber, Jack¬
son &
Curtis; B. J. Van Ingen &
Co.; Kalman & Co., Inc.; Barcus,
Kindred & Co., & E. J. Prescott &
Co., at a price of par, a net inter¬
Additional
Sale—The $408,000
special assessment street and alley
paving bonds offered on the same
day were awarded to a group
composed of Gregory & Sons, Na¬
body & Co., C. F. Childs & Co.,
Herbert J. Sims & Co., Inc., Jo¬
seph, Mellen & Miller, Inc., and
Elkins. Morris, Stokes & Co., at
im¬
provement bonds offered Dec.
—v.
in¬
clusive.
until
$168,000
inclusive; and $850,000 3Y4S, due
on
bids
Jan.
on
Stangland,
will
receive
Auditor,
sealed
Detroit, Mich.
lic
City
East Feliciana Parish, Slaughter
School District No. 4 (P. O.
Mich.
$2,000,000
Michigan Corp., at a price of
100.01, a net interest cost of about
3.55%, as follows:
2.87%.
fol¬
June 1 from
District,
The
—
Eau
building bonds offered Dec.
$205,000 4s.
188, p. 2513—were awarded to
Kidder,
Peabody
&
Co.,
and
George P. Fogg & Co., jointly, as
2.,90s, ^t a price,of 100.23, a basis
about
School
Sale
Bank,
price of par.
a
15—v. 188, p. 2513—were awarded
to a group headed
by the First of
v.
of
State
3^s, at
Pontiac
Bond Sale—The
15,000 ZVis. Due
Sept. 30, 1959.
Claire
as
school
Sale—The $500,000 school
bonds offered Dec. 17—
project
Eau
Claire,
1,
Cambridge, Mass.
Bond
lows:
on
on
Pipestone Township School District
No. 1 (P. O. Route 2, Eau
Claire),
Michigan
Bond Sale—The $15,000 school
building bonds, offered Dec. 1—
v.
188, p. 2298—were awarded to
011
1989
dated
are
.
Wallace.
until
Bond
bonds
1
Offering—Mary
22 for the
1984.
Fox, Reusch & Co.,
price of par, a net in¬
terest cost of about
Novi, Mich.
the
5,225,000 Series B bonds. Due
to
a
MacArthur & Company.
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
follows:
as
supply
(CST)
12
for
Peabody
1,
1960
as
Lexington, Mich.
Bond Sale—The $40,000 general
obligation recreational facility
bonds offered Nov. 24—v.
188, p.
1973—were awarded to
Kenower,
Note
919, 73 Tremont St., Bos¬
ton, until 11 a.m. (EST) on Jan. 6
2513—were
Due
1988
and 1970.
Souter,
Principal and
payable
at
the
Trust Co., Min¬
Bond Sale—The
1988 inclusive.
20,000 33/4s. Due
Des Moines, la.
&
Metropolitan District, Mass.
Offering—Henry G. Gomperts, Chairman of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
1974 inclusive.
1960 to 1968 inclusive.
IOWA
from
Jackson bounty High Sch. District
No. 166 (P. O. Carhondale), 111.
from
approved
follows:
1966 inclusive.
1
Sept. 1, 1964. Interest M-S. Legal¬
ity approved by Wyatt, Grafton &
Grafton, of Louisville.
1962
University (P. O.
Vincennes), Ind.
Bond Sale—The $250,000 student
union building revenue bonds of¬
1969 to
1958.
to
of
improvement
Dec.
Sept.
on
1964 inclusive.
receive
Pickard, Inc., and Allan Blair &
Co., at a price of 100.004, a net
interest cost of about 2.97%, as
1960 to
The
,
Unit School District No. 4
a
1975
1960 to
r'
~
of W.
composed
Due
to
1966 to
until 2:30 p.m. (CST)
for the
purchase of
6
/
20,00,0 3%s. Due on Sept. 1, 1965.
225,000 3V2s. Due on Sept. 1 from
City, Ind.
the
1,
1961
Bond
Dec.
&
4s.
1960
Bond Offering—Irene Pyle Mil¬
t*
'
group
$55,000 33/4s. Due
School
ILLINOIS
a
549,000 3%s. Due
a.m.
March
from
Boston
.
June 1 from
building
bonds.
1, 1958. Due semi¬
annually from July 1, 1960 to July
1, 1973 inclusive. Principal and
Dated
Legality approved by Burcham &
Blair, of Spokane,
-
to
Hutton
$91,000
the
Offering—Guy D. Weaver,
sealed
(M-S)
sewer
offered
100.003, a net interest cost of
about 3.71%, as follows:
June 1, 1987.
on
bonds
Co., The Kentucky
Company, Magnus & Co., Russell,
Long & Co., O'Neal, Alden &
Co., Inc., Pohl & Co., Inc., and
Fox, Reusch & Co., Inc., at a price
same
Township School Twp.
Township
(J-D) payable at the
Treasurer's office, or at
r
E.
1960 to 1968 inclusive.
the State Treasurer's office, Boise.
t
sold
follows:
as
The $28,044
—
Bowling Green, Ky.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$885,000
school building revenue bonds was
a
and interest
-
Sale
KENTUCKY
rev¬
to
1
MASSACHUSETTS
of
the
March
p. 2297—were awarded to
Citizens Commercial & Sav¬
ings Bank, of Flint, at 3%.
City. Legality approved by Ropes,
Gray, Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of
Bushton.
$172,000
awarded
the
11—v. 188, p. 2401—were awarded
the
Bushton State
Bank, -,in
inclusive.
were
for
building
to
Sept. 1 from
improvement
dated
are
on
2—
188,
the
Hays, Kan.
Bond
improvement
Sept. 1 from
on
8
$238,000
Goodrich Area Sch.
District, Mich.
Note Sale—The
$27,000 tax an¬
v.
Boston.
Channel-
Sale —The
group,
$117,000
Lfrom
1982 inclusive.
bonds
1960
Dec.
on
1976 inclusive.
33,000 4%s. Due
on
$162,000 4%s. Due
on
Lincoln Ure & Co., as follows:
1960 to
to
Jan.
on
of
KANSAS
1
Indiana
issue of $85,000
bonds was sold to
(CST)
p.m.
ourchase
1960 to 1989 inclusive.
34.000 4%s. Due
Bond
Georgetown, Ida.
$52,000 4y>s. Due
the
as
den. Legality approved
by Chap¬
man &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Oak
bonds.
Allison-Williams
Blair & Co., as
$211,000 4%s. Due
IDAHO
revenue
of
Co.,
Allan
Shawswick
Bond Sale—An
1
Dec. 8—v.
2401—were awarded
p.
group
the
inclusive.
interest
Independent School
District, la.
Bond Offering — E. B.
Lynch.
Superintendent of Schools, will
refunding and improvement
revenue
proved by Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble
Red
con¬
>
for
bonds,
clusive.
Dec.
;
bonds
Due
Minden Bank
Des Moines.
Bond Sale—The $245,000 water¬
works
bonds
City. Legality
by
Bannister,
Ahlers & Cooney, of
Whiteland, Ind.
also
New York
Dated
21
ticipation notes offered Dec.
1984
receive sealed and oral bids until
Miller, of Indianapolis.
New
June
on
Jan.
$1,500,000
at Room
approved
Carpenter,
1,
from
July 1, 1960 to July 1, 1972. Legal¬
ity approved by Ross, McCord, Ice
&
improve¬
Bank, in Monticello.
1 from 1959 to 1967 inclusive. Le¬
(P. O.
The
1959.
*
street
on
of
$108,000 electric system bonds.
105,000 fire department bonds.
697,000 water bonds.
590,000 sewer bonds.
3.80s,
as
sold to the Monti-
was
cello State
semi-annually
time
as
of Aug.
1, 1963. Principal and interest
payable at The Hanover Bank,
Village
ment bonds
(CST)
p.m.
follows:
to
Monticello, la.
Sale—An issue of $21,000
special assessment
1
inclusive.
900 town hall and fire station
Due
Cutler, of
'•
of 100.03.
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Dec. 23 for the purchase of $22,-
enue
The
March
on
1978
Geneva, Ind.
Bond Offering—Wendell
Long,
City Clerk-Treasurer, will receive
clusive.
1
inclusive.
INDIANA
1958.
•
White-Phillips Co.,
Bond
about 3.43%.
sewerage works
Callable
;
-
price
a
1
Sale—An issue of $90,000
building bonds was sold
Mullaney, Wells & Co., as 3ViS,
a
of
100.51, a basis of
Aug. 1, 1958. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1960 to 1968 in¬
.
at
school
struction
Principal
15—v. 188, p. 2513—were awarded
Baileyville), III.
Dated
water
1971
School District No. 46
at
1959.
payable at the City
office.
Legality ap¬
Elkader, Iowa
$39,495.23 street
improvement bonds offered Dec.
Ogle and Stephenson Counties
to
1
Bond Sale—The
1
March
on
Due
1972
1,
equip¬
inclusive.
1968 inclusive.
Due
1969
interest
.
^.
1960
3V2S.
as
payable at the Chemical Corn
Exchange Bank, New York
City. Legality approved by
Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & McCarthy, of New York City.
v.
Chicago.
to the
March
on
1978
Nov.
on
1973
proved by Chapman &
Dec.
group com¬
Bond
elusive. Callable,
.
,
Due
Due
to
Feb.
interest
Treasurer's
follows:
as
3%s.
100,000
follows:
r.
3.67%,
$230,000
1960
Dated
posed of John Nuveen
&
Co.,
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., and A. G.
Edwards & Sons, at a price of
100.006, a net interest cost of
of
bonds,
revenue
Sanitary
offered
a
to
department
bonds.
ment
and
bonds
awarded to
from 1960
purchase
fire
from
Louis),
1
inclusive.
365,000
Bond Sale—The $600,000 school
improvement
Nov.
on
A
Illinois
(EST)
purchase
$3,000,000 Hendry County bonds.
Dated Oct.
1, 1958. Due on
:! Oct. 1 from 1961 to 1984 inj.;.
H.
receive
a.m.
the
G.
Counties,
Levee and
District (P. O. East St.
Bond
on
Louis,
inclusive.
account:
Florida Development Commission
sealed
St.
Madison and St. Clair
the
Haupt & Co., Goodbody & Co.,
The First of Michigan Corpora¬
tion, AtwiU and Company, Fahey
Clark & Co., Juran & Moody, Inc.,
McDougal and Condon, Inc., Rand
& Co., Herbert J. Sims & Co.,
Inc.,
Townsend; Dabney & Tyson.
Howard C. Traywick
& Co.,
Fox, Reusch & Co., Inc., Lyons
& Shafto, Inc., Provident Savings
Bank
& "Trust
Co., Cincinnati,
Hugo TMarx & Co., • Ralph Potts
& Co., and Beil & Hough.
ington,
Co.,
Walker & Co., Newhard, Cook &
Co., and Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.
57
1,
on
Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
1972.
approved
Callable
Interest
by
J-J.
Dorsey,
Owen, Scott, Barber & Marquart,
Minneapolis.
of
58
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2694)
Menahga Indep. Sch. Dist.
Offering
Bond
of
was
15—v.
(CST) on Dec. 29 for the purchase
of
$350,000
general
obligation
school building bonds. Dated Dec.
NEW
1,1971, Interest J-D. Legality
approved by Briggs, Gilbert, Mor¬
ton, Kyle & Macartney, of St.
were
Dec.
tional
Bank
ceive
inclusive. Callabe in 1974.
indep. School District,
No. 279, Minn.
<
Bond Sale—The $572,000 gen¬
eral
obligation
school building
bonds offered Dec. 16—v. 188, p.
2513— were awarded to a group
Osseo
composed of E. J. Prescott & Co.,
Kalman
& Co.,
Inc., Juran &
Moody, Inc., Allison-Williams Co.,
J. M. Dain & Co., Piper, Jaffray
& Hopwood, John Nuveen & Co.,
Marmheimer-Egan, Inc., and Har¬
old E. Wood & Co., as 4.10s. The
bonds bear additional interest of
1.90% from Feb. 1, 1959 to Jan. 1,
inclusive.
1961
Spring Lake Park Indep. Sch. Dtst.
No. 16, Minn.
Bond Bale—The $485,000 school
building bonds offered Dec. 16—
v. 188, p. 2402—were awarded to
a
group
until
bids
sealed
the
at
Trust
gality
Closter
L.
8
p.m.
National
Bank
&
Company, in Closter. Le¬
approved
by
Hawkins,
Delafield
&
Wood, of New York
City.
Jersey City),
Jersey
Bond Sale—The $1,740,000 vari¬
ous
purposes bonds offered Dec.
18—v. 188, p. 2402—were awarded
to a group composed of B. J. Van
ingen & Co., Inc., National State
Bank, Newark, Ira Haupt & Co.,
Andrews & Wells, Inc., John J.
Ryan & Co., J. B. Hanauer & Co.,
Rand & Co., R. D. White & Co.,
and Dolphin & Co., taking $1,737,000 bonds as 3.60s, at a price
of 100.20, a basis of about 3.57%.
Hudson County (P. O.
New
1962 to 1968 inclusive.
1 from
1969 to 1988 inclusive.
Mackinney, Township Clerk, will
receive
sealed
bids
until
8
p.m.
(EST) on Dec. 29 for the purchase
$89,000 storm sewer bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1958. Due on Dec. 1
of
1.80%
of
terest
additional in¬
bear
bonds
The
March
from
1,
1, 1960 inclusive.
1959 to July
MISSISSIPPI
Aberdeen, Miss.
Offering—J. T. Roberts,
Bond
City
receive sealed
(CST) on Dec.
the purchase of $425,000
from 1959 to 1967,
inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
at the Burlington County Trust
Co., Morgantown.
Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
will
Clerk,
Sale—The
machinery
$77,000
and
2402—were awarded to
the Secu¬
National Bank of Port Jef¬
as
2.90s, at a price of
a basis of about 2.88%.
rity
ferson,
100.06,
Cheektowaga (P. O.
Cheektowaga), N. Y.
Bond Sale
Tne jj>44o,5u0 vari¬
ous
purposes bonds offered Dec.
17—v. 188, p. 2514—were awarded
to a group composed of the Marine
Trust Co. of Western New York,
Buffalo: Blair & Co., Inc.; Mariu- i
facturers
&
Traders
Trust Co.,
Buffalo; Roosevelt & Cross, and !
R. D. White & Co., as 3.60s, at a
price of 100.15, a basis of about
—
3.57%.
Fredonia, N. Y.
Sale—The
Bond
treatment
Dec.
17
plant
—
awarded
to
price
a
offered
p. 2514 —were
Manufacturers &
the
Traders Trust
at
$26,000 sewage
bonds
188,
v.
Co., Buffalo, as 3s,
100.05, a basis of
of
about 2.98%.
Hempstead (Town of), N. Y.
$8,755,000 vari¬
improvement bonds offered
Bond Sale—The
Maple Shade Township (P. O.
Maple Shade), N.J.
Bond
Offering — William
B.
headed by Kalman & Co.,
$80,000 3.90s. Due on Jan. 1 from
O. Patchogue),
(P.
high¬
apparatus
bonds offered Dec. 16—v. 188, p.
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
Inc., as follows:
405,000 4s. Due on Jan.
Brookhaven
Bond
(EST) on Dec. 26 for the purchase
of $43,000 general bonds. Dated
Dec. 1, 1958. Due on Dec. 1 from
iao9
to
1963
inclusive.
Prin¬
Dated Feb. 1, 1959.
1 from 1962 to 1984
bonds.
Due on Feb.
par.
New York
Murphy, Borough Clerk, will re¬
Jan. 12 for
purchase of $250,000 fire sta¬
tion
at 2.07%
Boston,
Closter, N. J.
Offering — William
Bond
Clerk
City
the
price of
a
NEW YORK
way
until 3 p.m. (CST) on
the
of
NEW JERSEY
by
2%s, at
discount.
Mankato, Minn.
;
Bond Offering-—Sealed bids will
received
(P. Q. Las Vegas), N. Mex.
student
family apartment revenue bonds
offered Dec. 11—v. 188, p. 2298—
were sold to the Federal Housing
and
Home
Finance
Agency, as
Dec.
Paul.,-7;;'vv
be
notes
ous
1.6
Dec.
188,
v.
—
awarded to
p.
2514
—
were
syndicate headed by
a
the Chase Manhattan Bank, Bank¬
ers Trust Co., and C. J. Devine &
Co.,
as
3'/2s, at
a
price of 100.257,
basis of about 3.45%.
a
Other members of the syndicate:
Salomon
& Hutzler; Har¬
Savings Bank; Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.; Francis
ris
Trust
Bros.
and
I.
duPont & Co.; Roosevelt &
Cross, Incorporated; W. E. Hutton
& Co.
clusive.
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy,
Inc.; Coffin & Burr, Inc.; Bacon,
Stevenson & Co.; J. R. Williston &
Beane; Stern, Lauer & Co.; John
Small & Co., Inc.
Granbery, Mar ache & Co.;
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
Courts & Co.; Herbert J. Sims &
Co., Inc.; M. B. Vick & Company;
Tilney & Company; Talmage &
7 pJh.
bids until
for
23
water and
sewer
system revenue
New
Jersey Turnpike Authority
(P. O. New Brunswick), N. J.
Bond Redemptions—Retirements
1958. Due by the Authority of Second Series
bonds amounted to $29,910,000 to
Dec. 9, 1958, Comptroller Neville
payable at a place designated by R. Ashcroft reported at the Com¬
the purchaser. Legality approved missioners' meeting Dec. 17. These
bonds.
Dated
Sept.
1,
Sept. 1 from 1960 to 1983 in¬
Principal
and
interest
on
"
Louis.
the
are
bonds
of
1953-1954
and
Chickasaw County (P. O.
1950 series.
Houston),
Mississippi
He
Bond Offenwo—^^cd bids will
received
be
Clerk until 10
6
for
the
school
1979
i
by
a.m.
the
Chancery
(CST) on Jan.
purchase
bonds.
Due
$148,000
of
from
inclusive,
1960
.
.
to
.
*
"
Corinth, Miss.
Bond Sale—'ine $x00,000 mu¬
nicipal park bonds offered Dec. 16
v.
188, p. 2513—were awarded
to the First National Bank of
:
t
Memphis.
MISSOURI
Florissant, Mo.
t
:
Bond Offering—He^ry F. Koch,
City Clerk, will receive sealed bids
tin
ll jan.
26 for the purchase of
$750,000 water system bonds.
-
Macon, Mo.
-
Bond Sale—An issue of
electric
revenue
bonds
$50,000
was
sold
to Luce, Thompson &
as
Crowe, Inc.,
3s. Dated Oct. 1, 1958. Due on
Jan. 1 from 1960 to 1967 inclusive.
-
ments
;o
also reported that commit¬
have already
been made
retire
bonds
of
the first of the
1950,
3j/4%
General
issue.
On
Dec. 16 the retirement of General
Massena, N.
Y.
-
r
Bond Sale—The
bonds
Sterling
FederationBank
and
$78,000; -The. Amalga¬
$52,000;
Kings County Trust ;Co., Brooklyn, N. Y. $46,000;Underwirters
Trust Co. $24,000.
^
$850,000 school
offered Dec. 18—v. 188, p.
2514—were awarded to John Nu¬
Co.
Trust
Charles
J-J. Legality approved by
&
Trauernicht, of St.
JLpuis.
.
Southeast
*
r
.
Missouri
State
College
(P. O. Cape Girardeau), Mo.
Bond Sale—An issue of $1,515,000
dormitory system
revenue
bonds was sold to
!Housing
-
-
the Federal
Home .Finance
Agency, as 2%s, at a price of par
1
and
MONTANA
Monday, December 22, 1958
to
a
group .composed of
Bosworth
&
Co., • inc.;
Braun,
Fahey,
Co., and Ryan, Suther¬
land & Co., as 3%s,*ac a price of
100.19, a basis of about 3:73%.
'
Clark
.
mated Bank of New York"
&
Clark
Cotrnty (P. O. Springfield),
v."
Ohio '
.
[
Glass,
County
Auditor, will receive
Niagara, Wheatfield, Lewiston, arid sealed bids until 11 a.m. JEST) on
Cambria Central School District
J an. 8 for the purchase of $225,000.
school bonds. Dated Dec. I, 1958.
No, 1 (P. O. Lewiston), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $5,078,860 school Due on Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1968,
bonds offered Dec. 16—v. 188, p. inclusive.
Principal and interest
awarded
2515—were
to
a
group
by Halsey, Stuarjt: & i Co.;
headed
3.7Cs, at a price <?f 100:32,
basis of about 3.67%.^;:.
• t
Inc.,
a
as
Others
in
the
account:\ Kidder*
Peabody & Co., Geo. BcCribbons
& Co., Inc., R. W. Pressprich &
Co., First of Michigan Corpora¬
tion, Adams, McEntee & Co., Inc.,
Coffin & Burr, Chas; E. Weigold
& Co., Inc., Kean, Taylor & Co.,
Baxter & Co., Rand" & Co., G. H.
Auchincloss,'Parker
Tilney & Co., and
Walker & Co.,
&
Redpath,
nrAvfnTX
r*n
y
'
■
Bond Offering—rWilliamS.
(J-D)
payable at the "County
Legality " approved by Squire,, Sanders:&
Dempsey, of Cleveland. :
^
Treasurer's' office:;
J
Cfoverleaf
Local
School
District
(P.O. 301 Mill Street,Eodi), Ohio
Bond Offerings—Frances Hewit,
Clerk-Treasurer of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on Dec. 30 for
purchase of $1,500J900 build¬
ing bonds. Dated Dec. 1,1958. Dfte
semi-annually on June aiid Dec. 1
the
from 1960 to 1979 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal ftnd interest (J-D) payable
r
at the Old Phoenix National
Rotterdam, N, Y.
Bank,
Legality approved by
Bricker, Evatt, Barton, EcklOr &
sealed
bids
at -'the
-office " of
Niehoff, of Columbus.
:;
Nicholas Grasso, 751; JState Street,
■Columbus, Ohio
Schenectady, until 2 pan;- (EST) on
Bond, Offering — Russell
D.
Dec. 23 for the purchase of $623,Drake, City Clerk, will receive
000 bonds, as follows:
i ~!! L
v'
sealed bids until 11:30 sum. (EST)
$128,000
Water
District No. 3 on Jan. 5 for the
purchase of $57,bonds. Due on Feb. 1 from
796.56 street improvement, limited
1960 to 1988 inclusive. :
tax special assessment bonds.
495,000
Water District No.
5 Dated Jan.
1,1959. Due on Jan. 1
bonds. Due on Feb. 1 from
from i 961 to 1970, inclusive. Prin¬
1960 to 1995 inclusive.
cipal and interest (J-J) payable
Dated Feb.
1, 1959. Principal at the City Treasurer's office. Le¬
and interest (F-A) payable at the
gality approved by Bricker, Evatt,
Citizens
Trust* Company,
of Barton, Eckler & Niehoff, of Co¬
Schenectady, or at the option of lumbus.
'
the holder, at the Chemical Corn
Franklin Township Local School
Exchange Bank, of New York
District (P. O. Jackson), Ohio
City. Legality approved by Cald¬
Bond Offering—John F.
Supervisor, ?:wi3ti
Town
well,
Marshall,
Kirvin,
receive
Trimble &
City.
Mit¬
of
Seville.
Sate—The
Bond
scnool
building bonds offered Dec. 11—
v.
188, p. 2299—were awarded to
Suffolk County Water Authority
The Ohio Company, as 4%s,. at a
(P. O. Riverhead), N. Y. v / price of 100.34, a basis of about
chell
of
New
York
Bond Offering
—
Franklin S. Koons
sealed,
bids
will
Chairman
that
4.21%.
■
,
v. -
^
announces
received
be
at
the offices of Wood, King & Daw¬
48 Wall Street, New York
City, until noon (EST) on Dec. 30
for
the
purchase 61 $2,500,000
South Bay Division Water works
revenue
bonds, Series E; Dated
son,
Jackson
Township Local Sch: Dist.
(P. O. R. F. D. No. 3, Massilon),
,..
.
,
Bond
Clerk
,
Ohio
Offering
—
W. S.
Essig,
of the Board of Education,
.
June
1, 1958. Due oft June 1 from
1996 inclusive. Bands due
in 1965 and thereafter are callable
1960 to
will receive sealed bids until
noon
(EST) on Dec. 26 for the purchase
of $930,000 school building bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1959. Due on June 1
and Dec.
1 froni
1960 to 1979
in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(J-D) payable at the Canton Na¬
and
and interest (J-D) payable at thfe tional Bank, Canton. (The issue
United States Trust Company, of was originally offered on Dec. 17.)
New York City. Legality approved Johnston
Twp. Local Sch. District
by Wood, King & Dawson, of
(P. O. Warren), Ohio
interest payment date on
after June 1, 1964. Principal
any
■
veen
&
Co.,
and
J.
C.
Bradford
New York City.
•
Bond
Offering—Edna D. Moran,
$2,090,000. For
Co., jointly, as 3.60s, at a price
Clerk of the Board of Education,
NORTH DAKOTA
15, 1959 of 100.66, a basis of about 3.53%.
will receive sealed bids until noon
he Authority is required to retire
New York City, N. Y.
Hillsboro, N. Dak.
(EST) on Jan. 5 for the purchase
$5,513,000 of these General bonds.
Bond Sale—The $64,000 water of
Note Sale
$40,000
school improvement
Comptroller Law¬
It is expected, according to the
and sewer utility revenue bonds bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1959. Due on
rence E. Gerosa on Dec. 12 award¬
Comptroller, that the necessary ed
$20,000,000 principal amount of offered Dec. 11—v. 188, p. 2403— Nov. 1- from i960 to 1979 inclu¬
retirement will be consummated
tax anticipation notes to 20 banks were awarded to Allison-Williams sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
by late spring, well in advance
arid trust companies participating Co., at a price of par, a net in¬ payable at the Cortland Savings
to
the
requirement
date.
The as members of the
City of New terest cost of about 3.87%, as fol¬ & Banking Co., Cortland.
total of all bond retirements, to
York
Short - Term
;
Financing lows:
Lima, Ohio
date, is $32,000,000.
Group. The award consisted of an $15,000 3.0s. Due on Oct. 1 from
Bond Offering—Edith T. Ander¬
Until the required amount of authorized issue of notes dated
1960 to 1964 inclusive.
i
son, City Clerk, will receive sealed
General bonds is retired for 1958, Dec.
12, 1958 payable May 4, 1959,
18,000 3Y2S. Due on Oct. 1 from bids until noon (EST) on Dec. 29
additional retirements of Second
subject to redemption on or after
1965 to. 1970 inclusive.
for the purchase .of $506,000 muSeries bonds will not be under¬
April 24, 1959. The notes bear in¬
16,000 3.90s. Due on Oct. 1 from hicipal* waterworks system im¬
taken.
terest at tbe rate of 2% per annum
1971 to 1975 inclusive.
provement bonds. Dated Jan. T,
Traffic in 1958 to Dec. 14, 1958, and are subject to redemption at
15,000 4s. Due on Oct. 1 from 1959. Due on Dec. 1 from 1960 to
totaled 39,602,500 vehicles, an in¬ the
option of the
Comptroller
1976 to 1978 inclusive.
1980 inclusive. Principal nnd in¬
crease of 5.9% compared with the
upon notice given five days prior
In addition the entire issue willterest- (J-D) payable
the Na¬
~ame period in
1957.
Toll reve¬ to such redemption date.
earry an extra 1% interest from tional Bank of Lima.
The participating banks and the
nues amounted to
$28,701,700, an
April 1, 1959 to April 1, 1960.
Lisbon Exempted..Village School
increase of 3.7% over the corre¬ notes ailoted are: The Chase Manr
hattan Bank $4,386,000; The First
OHIO
District (P. O. Li*^on^, Ohio
sponding period in 1957.
:
National City Banir of New York
Bond Sale^-The $135,000 build¬
Chairman Joseph Morecraft, Jr.,
Amherst Exempted Village School
Chemical
Corn Ex¬
presented an embossed resolution $4,206,000;
ing bonds offered Dec. 18—V; 188,
District, Ohio
to Ward J. Herbert, former Coun¬ change Bank $1,824,000; Manufac¬
Bend Sale—The $345,000 build¬ p. 2403—were awarded to Braun,
turers Trust Co. $1,816,000; Guar¬
sel of the Authority, in appre¬
ing bonds offered Dec. 16—V. 188, Bosworth & Co., as 4s, at a price
anty Trust Co. of New York
ciation
of 101.11, a basis of about 3.89%.
of
his
accomplishments
p. 251:5—were awarded to Brauri,
$1,686,000;
Bankers
Trust
Cd.
and services to the
Bosworth & Co.; Ific.r a*»d Provi¬
Authority. Mr.
Mecca Twp. Local School, Distric
Herbert served from June 15,1950 $1,660,000; Irving Trust Co. $1,- dent. Savings Bank & Trust Col,'
(P. O. Warren)-,Ohio
*80,000; The Hanover Ba^k $1,to Feb. 13, 1958.
Cincinnati, jointly, as 33As, at a
Bond Offering. — W. A. Dial
022,000; J. P. Morgan & Co., Inc.
price of 101.29, a" basis of about
Clerk Of the Board of Education
$562,000; The New York Trust Co.
Wcddwick, N. J.
3.61%.
Bond Sale—The $238,000 assess¬ $496,000;
will receive sealed bids until noo
ment and general bonds offered
Ayersville Local School District •* (EST) on Jan. 7 for the 'purchas
The Marine Midland Trust Co.
Dec. 16 —v. 188, p. 2402—were of New York
of $88,000 school building bonds
(P. O. D+Rince ), Ohio
$342,000; The Bank
bonds amounted to
&
the 12 months ended Nov.
—
.r4
i Interest
New
of
National
$78,000;
on
Co.
s
'
Trust Co.
$96,000;
Bank and Trust Co; of New York
Bond Sale—The $295,000
18—v. 188, p. 2514—
awarded to the First Na¬
offered
inclusive.
1983
HAMPSHIRE
Dover, N. H.
Sale—The $100,000
Note
Due on Dec. 1 from 1961
Callable as of
1, 1958.
to
University
.
originally scheduled
188, p. 2402.
offering
for Dec.
District Clerk, will re¬
sealed bids until 4 p.m.
Johnson
ceive
Normal
Mexico
New
States
United
MEXICO
York
Improvement
Special
$13,000
Sewer District No. 34 bonds. The
M.
Harold
—
NEW
bids until Jan. 5 for the purchase
No. 821,
Minnesota
...
V
.
.
Cut .Bank, Mont.
r,
Band
*
City
Offering—Caleb Arnsted,
will receive sealed
Clerk,
awarded to
as
Boland, Saffin 3c Co.,
3%s, at a price of 100.06, a
basis
of. about
3.36%.
of New York
$324,000; Grace Na¬
tional Bank off New York $116,
000; Empire Trust Co. $106,000;
$385,000 school Dated Jan. 1, 1959. Due on Nov.
improvement bonds offered Dec. from 1960 to 1983 irclusbre. Prin
17—v. 188, p. 2403—were awarded cipal and interest (M-N) payabl
Bend Sale—The
Number 5805
188
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Hammill
the Cortland Savings & Bank¬
at
Co.,
Bond Sale—The
"
building bonds offered Dec. 17—
188, p. 2299—were awarded to
V.
of
composed
group
Baxter
District
(P. O. Lexington), Ohio
*
,
to
sealed
for the
until
bids
purchase of $885,000 build¬
"
sive.-.;''
Unity School Dist.
(P. O. West Unity), Ohio
- k
;
Bond
Oherlin
$600,000 build¬
ing and site bonds offered Dec. 18
—v:-188* p. 2299—were awarded
Wyrick, •
"Education, will receive sealed bid£
until, .noon. (EST) on Jan. 13 for'
the purchase of $456,000 building
bonds; -Date'd Jan*. 1, 1959.
.
Harris
both
Due on
'
..
of
vi'-'-IiJ;'v-
100.43;
fe
'■
basis
a
of
(P* O. Cincinnati), Ohio
Bond Sale—The
$1,510,000 school?
Hbine improvement bonds. Dated
building.bonds offered Dec. 15—
Jah.
188, p. 2403—were awarded to
syndicate headed: by Field,JtiCh-
v.
,a
l/ 1959. Due
Jan. 1 from
on
196r.J9'107Q'. inclusive. Principal
3%is; aCa price of
•apd, interest(J-J) payable at the
102.006, a basis of; about :3.54^' ";;'
Peoples. National Bank, New LexOther members! of the
syndi¬
by,
cate: W. E. Huttom&Co^Hayden,; 'irtgtbh^--.Regality! approved
Miller
&
Barton,
Eckler
Co.,
Merrill;, ^Lynch, Brjick^V Evatt,
"arcTs & Co., as
4
Pierce, Fenner & Smith;
Sliearson/,>&,'Mehoff,
Jan.
1959.
1,
1963. Principal
at the Rey¬
Bank.
Legality
ap¬
Dec.
ort
noldsburg
v
Tharp,
Clerk- of.i thei Board
of County
Commissioners, will receive sealed;
>ids until noon (EST) on Jan. 6
for the purchase of $20,000 County
District
noon
31,
interest payable
and
'
Bond .Offering—Helen E.
until
bids
Dated
notes.
ment
Due
j\Lexington), Ohio
V.
Clerk of the Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until noon
(EST) On Jan. 12 for the purchase
of $130,000 water system improve¬
:
••
sealed
receive
:
-
iV-'-;'•
'.-
obligation building bonds. Dated
Jan. 1, 1959. Due on Jam 1 from
1960 to 1979 inclusive. Principal
inclusive.
-t' ■
and interest (J-J) payable at the
Xenia City School District,
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
Ohio
ity approved by Shuler, Sayre,
Bond Offering—Henry N. Heath, Winfree &
Rankin, of Portland.
Village Clerk-Treasurer1, will
mer,
and
Perry County (P. O. New
w
by. Squire, Sanders &
".Dempsey, of Cleveland.
1
k
of"
Rome
Offering—Robert
Bond
Clerk
,,
Sirrine,
Board of Township
the
of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until
8
p.m.
Jan. 5 for
fire equip¬
Dated Dec. 1, 1958.
(EST)
011
the purchase of $12,000
bonds.
ment
Due
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Principal
1969,
1960 to
interest
and
payable at the Citizens
Banking Co., Rock Creek.
(J-D)
BOARD OF ROVERNORS OF TKE FEDERAL
Bond
iI RESERVE SYSTEM
Vfc.
Offering
—
H.
William
_i■:
—Uiiadjusted-
—
jWgrt—-:
*968—f-,«-':Ui957
.1958
—
'"
fc.T;/.'.
Oct.
(139
Nondurable
v
Major
-iCi'l"
,
156
"
'1-S3-
134
v
12L>*%£.
105 J*
130:
104-
:>-
•
■■
115.8
:»■
116.1
__.l_.i_
.,*
37
88
119
120
120
117.1
117.1
120.2
95.2
96.6
98.7
111.1
94.1
96.3
-
.V
80...
"*•,
*
_____
-
•157
172 i
-
-130
135
contract-indexes based
tEstimated.
v -f
t..
jNot available.^.--;,
'
-
data
'■
.*
metal
.iT-M
Sept.
110
172
158
156
173
137
137
141
151
170
-128
128
145!
194
220
164
130
148
176
Transportation
equipment
>
*
.
185
184
178
.
-
•
197
...
190
208
...
185
*82"
126
334
Instruments.
,
.
Clay,
glass,
lumbers products
and
Kiai,
?
170
172
131
clay,
Stoner
Furniture
i
fixtures___
and
Miscellaneous
Nondurable
-Textiles
and
t
-
•
1
155'
oir., 118 *
109
157
miscellaneous-^—,;j 133
and
Furniture
1474"
glass produces
products___'_J.—i_
and
and
Lumber
^
*
127.
manufactuifeslJ._"_
manufactures:,.
"
137
—.
172
1960
161
127
119
132
120.
138
139
132
130
." '140 -
145
144
148
114
108
108
-
v;i
r
103'
x <
104
X
103
103
.116"*
110* r;
%
113
112
117
127
•120
123
*135
135
X
•137
145
products _—'_
Leather and products.
J",
Paper
1-
Pointing
and
t
141
publishing..—___*
J50
.167
140
-
>
-
■■■•>
Newsprint, consumption•"£-'2-Job
printing and periodicals
Chemical and petroleum products
Chemicals and
allied
products
■
>.
PoodSj
.
Food
Food
products.^.
"Beverages^
142
...
104
170
142
146
145
-
•
t
'
LVJ8S
"
208
Principal
payable
company
may
specify
at
in
an
and in¬
a bank
Warren;
alternate
paying agent in Chicago, New
City, Cleveland or Detroit,
subject to approval by the City
Council.
Legality
approved
by
Squire,
Sanders
&
Dempsey,
of
Cleveland.
Ohio
Bond
Sale—The $920,000 school
'••141
140
139
130
to
129
124
112
X
130
125
111
%
133
126
112
X
X
121
110 *
X
125
119
-
~f
group composed of McDonald
Co., Ohio Company, and Swer.ey Cartwright & Co., as 4s, at a
price of 100.14, a basis of about
a
&
.
*
'
; Mineral
.
.
fuels
3.98%.
*
123-*".-
1^
__——
Crude
-
gas__I__ /. 147
—136^
oih
X
stone v>and -earth minerals-,, 118
^Natural gas and gas
.•Metalsv
liquids *li.
.
'i.128 uu,
121
70;.--; L. 80rv.
Crude ,oil- and natural
-
t
:
Minerals:
- -
150_.
•139
*i36
.
4
121
127
75
.73
87
143
144
146
132
117,-'-
-jl25^,
-135
131
■'*
.
—
x
193
130
129
138
.
Ohio
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
Wellston,
JNot
available.
Due
$140,000. 2s.
from
1961
to
1964 inclusive.
to
Due serially from
1961 to
Controller, will
bids
until
11;
re¬
a.m.
(EST) on Jan. 6 for the purchase
$300,000 general obligation im¬
provement bonds. Dated Jan. 15,
Due
1959.
inclusive.
1969
Scranton), Pa.
;
Offering—Jerome P. Ca¬
Bond
sey, County
ceive sealed
of
35,000 2V2S. Due in 1965.
150,000 2%s. Due from 1966
1969
to
Jan.
on
15
1970 and
thereafter
or
whole
from
Bonds
inclusive.
1989
in
inclusive.
1960
due
in
are
callable,
in part, in inverse
County
Mayes
County Dependent Sch.
37 (P. O. Oklahoma
Oklahoma
Marpie
—has been
postponed until Dec. 30.
Township School District,
Pennsylvania
No.
District
City), Oklahoma
Bond Offering—Charles H. Rus¬
,
school sell, Secretary of the Board of
building and site bonds offered Education, will receive sealed bids
Nov. 12
v.
188, p. 1975 — were until 8 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 8 for
awarded to the Fidelity National the purchase of $180,000 general
Bank & Trust Co., Oklahoma City. obligation
improvement
bonds.
Bond Sale—The $300,000
—
Dated Jan;
from
15
OREGON
River Grove
Water District (P. O. Oswego),
Oregon
Clackamas County,
Bond Sale—An issue of
$102,000
general obligation bonds was sold
to a group headed by the First
National Bank of Oregon, in Port¬
Water
District
(P.
O.
Provident
the
$100,000
gen¬
eral
obligation bonds offered Dec.
12—v. 188, p. 2403—were awarded
to
the
First
National Bank of
Oregon,
in Portland.
& Trust
Offering
Bond
—
J.
ity approved by Townsend, Elliott
& Munson, of Philadelphia.
Northern
Somerset
County Union
Davidsville),
Pennsylvania
Sch. Authority (P. O.
Sale—A group headed by
until
bids
R. Castner,
p.m.
(PST) on
purchase of $34,Improvement
Jan. 1, 1959. Due
Bancroft
437.72
on
7:30
for the
12
Dated
Jan. 1 from 1960 to 1968 inclu¬
sive.
Interest
J-J.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree
&
Rankin, of Portland.
Ontario, Oregon
Bond
Offering—Eldon S. Mills,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
(PST) on Jan. 5
purchase of $300,000 gen¬
eral
obligation
sewage
plant
bonds. Dated Jan. 15, 1959.. Due
on Jan.
15 from 1960 to 1979 in¬
bids until 8 p.m.
for the
clusive.
Principal
kin, of Portland.
Kidder, Peabody & Co. purchased
Dec. 16 an issue of $2,500,000
school revenue bonds, of which
$1,600,000 are term 5s, due Dec.
1, 1998, and $900,000 serial obliga¬
tions, due on Dec. 1 from 1961
to
1979 inclusive. Latter bear in¬
3%%
Ore.
City Manager, will receive sealed
Jan.
and
Bank
Co., Philadelphia. Legal¬
rising gradually from
1961 maturity to
terest rates
Milton-Free water,
inclusive.
Tradesmen*
on
Oswego), Ore.
Sale—The
Bond
1978
to
Principal and interest payable at
Bond
Clackamas County Robinwood
15, 1959. Due on Jan.
1961
land.
interest
ing of $30,000 fire department im¬ (J«J) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's
office. Legality approved
provement bonds originally sched¬
uled for Dec. 17—-V. 188, p. 2403 by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Ran¬
"'
T'Preliminary.
cost
Lackawanna County (P. O.
were
price of, 100.02, a net interest
of about 2.71%, as follows:
a
bonds.
Village Local
School District (P. O. Cleveland),
Warrensville Heights
improvement bonds offered Dec.
17—v. 188, p. 2299—were awarded
115
,121
(J-D)
trust
bidders
176
190
199' -
t,
X
_—'X
1983.
I,
terest
or
140
174
X
111
.
Lovett,
150
186
-
■
128
149
X
206
VI39
*139:.-
t
16
Dec.
to Stern Brothers & Co.,
awarded
at
1979 inclusive.
$325,000 hospi¬
offered
bonds
*156
169
"
i
130-'
4
":X
152
t
115
—
manufactures
Tobacco-
•
X
158
mKii.c <• X
179
173
187*
201
'
103
149t;.;
,-j61v,.
-
12T-
174
_
.1 '
manufactures
«
.V
.
:-
""
-
t
X
.140'
beverages, and tobacco—
116 *
and beverage'mfrs.—t
Petroleum, and coal
v
,
'
v
..
'*146. v.
t'
.175
chemicals
Industrial-
-
:
>'~t '• "
151 .
and* printing___L____^
Paper and allied products.—.1—
.'
approved by
Dempsey, of
York
*119
mill
Dec.
125
;
,109,
Rubber
&
139
Rubber
,
Legality
purchase of $3,600,000
improvement bonds. Dated
1, 1958. Due on Dec. 1 from
to
1999 inclusive.
Callable
Nov.
Apparel and allied productS-i-I
■?
and leather rqducts_I___121-
Textile
•
1960 to
Bond Sale—The
the
334
160
v
110
products^—_—__l' "
£
■
'X
*
apparek_
"*
140
-133%c
1?6
137
."
(P. O. Altus),
County
Oklahoma
sewage
169
153
"
1
.,
for
198
110
323
142
,136
133
dated Jan. 1,1959.
Offering—Carrie
Bond
143*
324
transportation equip.ll"-'
324
'V. 1.71..
Jackson
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Jan. 9
69
92
323
91'
*
Other
.
15,000 street improvement bonds.
Dec. 1
inclusive.
Warren, Ohio
170
*
Autos, trucks, and parts__ri_ \
"
80,000 electric system bonds.
142
149
148'/
130
are
Squire, Sanders
Cleveland.
129
135
Electrical
system
<
on
1981,
Oct*
119
156
Nonelectrical
1957,
♦Oct.
128
146
,
'
1
Oct.
135
products
Machinery
1958
1
113
118
156
fabricating
Fabricated
—Unadjusted-
Sept.
-""<TOct.
The bonds
to
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Vandalia State Bank,
1957
-1958Durablcs Manufactures:
1960
on Dec. 1
1968, inclusive.
Due
bonds.
Vandalia.
Seasonally Adjusted
Anna
Ruth
—
Due
to
1960
from
from
■«
states.;
'
Primary metals
bonds.
$225,000
971
(1947-49 average d 100)
"
Metal
for 48
the
Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on Jan. 13 for
the
purchase of $442,000 school
improvement bonds, as follows:
217,000
119
89
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION
%
^
•
Offering
Bond
106'
107
"
for
Bids
Brown, Clerk of the Board of
Aug.
96
134
128
W." Dodge
F.
on
Sept.
Aug.
'.111
..'Preliminary,
.
x
:
121
Residential
NOTE—Construction
93 «:
134 '
Sept.-
All other
162.6
-
•138
without Seasonal Adjustment '
-1958
—1957j
100
.
86
■
tl41
155-
'
:
155.7
—89
.
129 "•
♦151 '
average
86
v,
"
..
Total
•
151.7
0.
•
♦136
•
%
contracts,vyalue 1956-57
,
93.9
r
83
tl35 -
sto'eks, valued
•
110.5
~
90.5
«
.
-
bonds.
(P. O.
Massillon), Ohio
■—
PENNSYLVANIA
Greensburg School District, Pa.
Bond
Offering — Virginia E.
Crock, Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
until 7 p.m.
(EST) on Jan. 12
for the purchase of $120,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds. Dated Mar.
1, 1959.
Due on March 1 from
Dependent School numerical order, on any interest
$1,250,000 school building bonds District No. 21 (P. O. Pryor), Okla. payament date on or after Jan. 15,
will be received until Jan. 7, and
1969. Principal and interest (J-J)
;. Bond .Offering — Tv
Pv Meyer,
not on the date reported in our
Clerk of Board of Education, will payable at the County Treasurer's
issue of Dec. 15—v. 188, p. 2515.
receive sealed bids until Dec. 23 office. Legality approved by
Vandalia-Butler City School Dist., for the purchase of $25,000 school Townsend, Elliott & Munson, of
Philadelphia.
*
Ohio
building bonds.
104.3
97.1
;
102.8
98.5
90.7
Payrolls
^Freight carloadings
Construction
119
''
Correction
"93.0
118.9
94.8
96.5,
Durable
Nondurable
.'96
llO
R. F. D. No. 2,
245'"'
M
93.8 v..
total
>Department stores
i'
*240
Nonagricultural employees, totali..!
Manufacturing (prod, workers)—
'I
119
•
_
Employment,
129
104
.
;
'71
durabtes^__r_*;.V' ^ ttfrrflfrVWy. '• frrilSsm'
*246
237.
J.Utility output,. total_/
t247„
234
<*2*48
Electricity1
' ' 1249"
•
137
123,
141
* *99
f137"*.v
.«67*il3 % '•
'
r
159
137
Tuslaw Local School District
148
146
n./127,123
113
,
129-,
122
popsumer
'
141
•
149
,
durabiesL™!'!**'102' ;
consumer
Autos
Other
'"145
,
works
146
,
145'
..-Consumer; durable ,goods, .tot*)
■*
1957
Sept.
'
Minerals
•
(EST) on Jan. 5 for the
purchase of $22,000 fire apparatus
and building bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
1959.
Due on Nov. 1 from 1960
to 1973 inclusive. Interest M-N.
noon
.
.
until
tees, will receive sealed bids
'Oct.-.
V\ : .-A... / :
*V r>w>*Oct. /rSepfc;/ f,,Ock/
143
r ^
'142-M
'^Industrial production, total_i:
•
Manufactures
-14Q
>139
143,js.-j.JJ45
w
u
Diirable
_
(CST) on Dec. 22 for the
purchase of $295,000 bonds, as
follows:
V
$200,000 water
Dean Wit¬
Co., Atkinson & Co., June
S. Jones & Co., Charles N. Tripp
&
Co.,
Blankenship, Gould &
Blakely, Inc., and Hess & McFaul.
p.m.
tal
"
.'IS.
Frederick, Okla.
Offering—The City Clerk
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
(P. O. Warren),
Grove, Clerk of the Board of Trus¬
Bond
eral
ter &
Bond
Ohio
V
District No. 10 Joint (P. O.
Be averton), Oregon
Pacific Northwest Co.
OKLAHOMA
of Columbus.
Seasondlly.kqjUsfe(J
Washington and Multnomah
High School
Counties Union
Sale—The $600,000 gen¬
obligation bonds offered Dec.
16—v. 188, p. 2408—were awarded
to a group composed Of the First
at
the ; Citizens^ First
National
National Bank of Oregon, in Port¬
Bank, Xenia. Legality approved
land, Foster & Marshall, Merrill
by Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
Cincinnati.
Township (P. O. Jefferson),
Ohio
.J.047-49;average =='l00
(EST) on Jan. 8 for the purchase
of $500,000 school improvement
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1959.
Due
semi-annually on June 1 and Dec. 1
from 1960 to 1982, inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
proved by Bricker, Evatt, Barton,
Eckler & Niehoff, of Columbus.
Trumbull County
_
12
---■
Savings Bank,
Chicago, jointly, as 33/4s,
•about-3:21%.
.-prov.ed.
Bank,
101.63, a basis of about 3.79%.
Jan.
until
purchase of $390}000 build¬
bonds. Dated Dec. 15, 1958.
Due on Dec. 15 from 1960 to 1979
Reynoldsburg, Ohio
Note Offering—Kathryn B. Cly-
Trast.', &
a1 price
at
^Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able ;at the West Unity, Banking
Co., ; West Unity.
Legality, ap-
Healthy ' City School
National
to *the*First
Oct. 1 from 1959 to 1982, inclusive.
!
of
Sale—The
Bond
Offering -C Gladys
O.
CJerk of the Board* of
:
City School District, Ohio
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Jan. 6
for the purchase of $67,000 general
ing
Township Local School
District (P. O. Randolph), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $128,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Dec. 11—v. 188,
p. 2298—were awarded to Wm. J.
Mericka & Co., as 4s, at a price
ing bonds, Dated Feb. 1,1959. Due
serially from 1960 to 1982 inclu¬
District
will
for the
Randolph
Feb.. 4
Bond Offering—Carlene Oliver,
Bucking¬
Clerk-Treasurer,
sealed bids
receive
Clerk of Board of Education, will
receive
Miltott-Freewater
School District, Ore,
„
Offering—Jane
City
ham,
3.48%.
,
•Millcreek-W est
•'
McDonald &
Bond
Co., as 3%s, at a
price of 102.45; a basis of about
Bond Offering—Helen Murdock,
-
&
Co., Fulton, Reid & Co., and Curtiss, House &Co., as 3Vis, at a
price of-CI 00.41/ a basis "of about
3.45%.*
School
Local
Northern
Bond Sale—The $555,000-school
Umatilla County,
Ohio
$850,000 school
improvement bonds offered Dec.
15—v. 188, p. 2403—were awarded
City School District, Ohio
Medina
*
West Alexandria School District,
Ohio
Poland Local School District,
Cart-
Sweney,
Co.
&
Arthur
a
&
wright & Co., and Kenower, Mac-
Cortland.
Co.,
ing
(2685) " 59
.
4%%
the
on
on
the bonds
1979.
1959.
approved
due in
The bonds are dated Feb. 1,
J-D.
Interest
Legality
by Livengood, Braucher & Stroup,
of Harrisburg.
Others
in
the
syndicate: Blyth
Bache & Co., Blair &
Co., Inc., Ira Haupt & Co., Hornblower & Weeks, Reynolds & Co.,
C. C. Collings & Co., Schmidt,
Roberts
&
Parke, Cunningham,
Schmertz & Co., Inc., Kay, Rich¬
ards & Co., McJunkin, Pattoiu &
Co., Steele, Haines & Co., and
& Co., Inc.,
Thomas & Co.
Norwood School District Authority
(P. O. Norwood), Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
was
building
sold to Butcher &
and Merrill
$210,000
bonds
revenue
Sherrerd,
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
Smith, jointly. Dated Jan. 1,
1950. Due from 1964 to 1984 in-
&
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
60
elusive.
interest
and
Principal
phia.
Zavalla County
payable
at
Fidelity-
the
,
Pawtucket, R. /.
until
be received
(EST) on
noon
purchase of $500,000 temporary loan notes. Dated
Dec. 29/1958. Due on June 22,
1959. Principal and interest payable at the First National Bank of
Dec. 24 for
:ne
by
approved
Legality
Boston.
&
Palmer
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston,
Storey,
Wocnsocket, R. I,
Note Sale — ine ^uo,000 tax
anticipation notes offered Dec. 18
awarded
were
President, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Dec. 22 for the purchase of $173,000 combination tax and revenue
bonds. Dated
Oct. 1, 1958. Due
0n Oct. 1 from 1963 to 1992 inelujive. Callable as of Oct. 1, 1968.
District
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TENNESSEE
Nashville, Tenn.
$1,750,000 vari¬
ous purposes bonds offered Dec.
16—v. 188, p. 2404—were awarded
Bond Sale—The
to
a group composed of Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities & Co.,
Hemphill, Noyes & Co., L. F,
Rothschild & Co., Laidlaw & Co.,
Baxter & Co., G. C. Haas & Co.,
R.
White
D.
Edwards
par,
&
&
Co.,
Sons, at
G.
price of
and
a
a
du
1965 and
inclusive.
1988 inclusive.
Sevierville, Tenn.
— TV M, Wynn,
Jr., Town Recorder, will receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (EST) on
Jan. 8 for the purchase of $268,Bond Offering
000 water and
sewer
revenue
tax bonds. Dated Jan.
1
Jan.
on
from
and
able
National
Hamilton
the
at
Bank,
Knoxville.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago. The bonds are part of
original issue of $700,000.
.an
TEXAS
Galena
Park,
Tex.
Bond Sale—An issue of
waterworks
and
bonds
revenue
$150,000
system
sewer
1, 1959.
to
Due
Interest
auditorium
and
$4,920,000 pub¬
bonds offered
Dec. 17
v.
188, p. 2404 — were
awarded to a group composed of
Bankers
Trust
Co., New York
City; Harris Trust & Savings
Bank, of Chicago; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Braun, Bosworth &
Co., Inc., and
S+rn-fH'ow.
at a price of 100.07, a net interest
cost of about 2.81%, as follows:
improvement
—
on Jan.
from 1960 to 1964 inclusive.
on Jan.
from 1965 to 1979 inclusive.
bonds
Due
National
$215,000
and
dam
gen¬
188,
eral obligation
group
12—v.
&
vestment
a
to
the
Corporation,
price of 100.01,
a
Muir
In¬
31/4s, at
as
basis of about
3.24%..
1
.
v
.
Principal and interest (J-J)
at
the
National
pay-
Bank
Commerce, in San Antonio.
gality approved by Dumas,
of
Le-
IIu-
guenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
4
Seattle,
in
merce,
Rohstown
Independent Sch.
bonds
The
inclusive.
1978
terest
Dist.,
offered Dec.
until
Jan.
for
12
$300,000
the
school
San
Antonio
Indep.
School
District, Texas
Bond Sale—The
building
son
bonds
Dec.
15
Dewar, Robert¬
Pancoast, and Columbian
Corp. cf Texas, .iointly,
Securities
'
as
follows:
$42,000 4ViS.
1960
Jan.
on
Due
on
1
from
1,550,000
1,070,000
Jan.
1
from
4.10s.
Due
from 1984 to
The bonds
and
are
are
callable
on
Jan.
dated Jan. 1, 1959
as of Jan.
1, 1974.
Due
334s.
1985
cate:
Dean
Co.,
Witter
Brown
1984
Due
1987
to
on
members
Salomon
F.
1979
to
370,000 Is. Due
Other
1992 inclusive.
Due
to
3%s.
1980
from
1968 to 1983 inclusive.
102,000
Francis
St.
mu¬
Bros.
on Jan.
1
inclusive.
Jan.
on
1
inclusive.
Jan.
on
inclusive.
1, 1988.
the
&
syndi¬
Hutzler,
& Co., Wertheim &
Moseley & Co,, Alex.
& Sons, Clark, Dodge &
S.
District
No.
6
Francis), Wis.
obligation
school
188, p.
$260,000 general
corporate
offered
bonds
purpose
Dec.
11
2404—were awarded to
laney, Wells & Co., jointly, as
3%s, at a price of 100.42, a basis
of about 3.32%.
CANADA
ALBERTA
Edmonton, Alberta
Debentures
1," 1968.
Jan.
of
School
Bond Sale—The
1967 inclusive.
1969
from
a
(P. O. 3819 South Iowa Ave.,
First Boston Corp.,
98, a net interest
3.61%, as follows:
3% s.
2,570,000
1961 to 1967 inclusive
131,000 4s.
to
to
syndicate
a
190,000 4s. Due on Jan.
from
Due
to
18—-v.
awarded
composed of Halsey, Stuart
Inc.; White, Weld & Co.;
Witter
&
Co.; Milwaukee
$1,250,000 6s. Due on Jan. 1 from
awarded to
&
of
cost of about
$275,000 school
offered
price
a
2404—were
$1,500,000
Dec.
Barcus, Kindred & Co., and Mul¬
$7,000,000
revenue bonds
16—v. 188, p. 2404—-
awarded
were
at
South
St.
v.
sewerage
headed by the
building bonds.
Burcham
by
Seattle, Wash.
Sale—The
Bond
sealed
of
Asotin County.
of Spokane.
& Blair,
nicipal
bids
1,
offered
bonds
Principal and in¬
approved
Legality
Addi¬
(Towns),
Company; Allan Blair & Co., and
Mullaney, Wells & Co.
(J-D) payable at the office
T exas
purchase
Dec.
Co.
Dean
1 from 1960 to
of the Treasurer of
Offering—-Orville Dennis,
District
Secretary, will receive
were
price of
a
dated
are
Due on Dec.
1958.
Bond
:
at
par.
Dated Jan. 1, 1959. Due on Jan.
from
1961
to
1973
inclusive.
able
bonds offered Dec.
188, p. 2192—were awarded
the National Bank of Com¬
to
Appleton.
Hartford,
Sale —The
p.
bonds
sold
p.
First
Wisconsin
Bond
school
construction general obligation
was
188,
the
Ashippun, Hustisford and Lebanon
(Towns), Hartford Union High
School District (P. O. Hartford),
No. J-250-
$360,000
Sale—The
Bond
to
Richfield
and
Whitman
and
Garfield
of
(City),
Erin
16—v.
and Meosho (Village), and Rubicon,
(P. O. Asotin), Wash,
185
Dec.
awarded
Bank
Hartford
WASHINGTON
Asotin,
—
offered
2516—were
son,
23/4S.
3,690,000
Sale
A
Offered
in
U.
S.
headed by The First
Corporation
and
The
group
Boston
Securities Corporation
offered on Dec. 17 an
issue of $6,000,000 5Va% sinking
fund
debentures,
due Dec.
15
1978, at 99% to yield 5.20% to
maturity.
Net proceeds from the sale wil
be
applied to the extension of
electric light, telephone and sewer
Dominion
publicly
service
or
to
the
until Dec.
15,
the company
redemption prices ranging from
for those redeemed prior
14,1970, to 100% for those
on
or
after Dec. 15,
to Dec.
redeemed
entitled to an
commencing
15, 1959 which is calculated
They
1976.
are
annual sinking fund
Dec.
to
retire 92.3%
of the debentures
prior to maturity.
Edmonton, the capital of Al¬
berta, is located on the North
Saskatchewan River not far south
Smith, Barney & Co.; Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc.; Wood, Gundy
& Co., Inc.; A. E. Ames & Co.,
Inc.; McLeod, Young, Weir, Inc.;
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Bell, Gouinlock & Co.; Mills, Spence & Co.
Inc.;
"'''/V-'
Nesbitt, Thomson and Company,
Inc.; Equisec Canada Inc.; Burns
Bros. & Denton, Inc.; Harris &
Partners, Inc.; Dawson, Hannaford
Inc.;
Greenshields
& Co.
(N. Y.) Inc.; W. C. Pitfield &
Co., Inc., Midland Canadian Cor¬
poration.
QUEBEC
geographical center of the
With a present esti¬
of the
Ste. Foy, Que.
Debenture Sale — An
province.
mated
population of 258,000 in the
city proper, it is the sixth Cana¬
dian city in population and the
$795,000 city debentures
to
repayment
of
bank loans incurred for these pur¬
issue of
was
sold
largest in the province.
Prior to 1947 the major factor
of Credit
Quebec, Inc., Placements Kennebac, Inc., J. F. Simard & Co.,
in the
Morgan,
and
and
as
city's growth in population
importance was its position
transportation center for an
a
extensive
agricultural
area
de¬
production of wheat
grains, mixed farming
livestock raising.
The dis¬
the
voted to
has
a
has
growth.
Today
the
spurred
velopment
as
a
the city's de¬
manufactijring
563,000 5%s. Due
1969
In
Edmonton,
all the major
public utility services, with the
exception of natural gas, are pro¬
vided
by
city-owned facilities.
In
the
aggregate
these public
utilities provided not only suffi¬
cient revenue to cover all operat¬
ing expenses, depreciation, their
of
interest
arid
debt
re¬
demption, auu subaicuuicu laAca
payable to the city, but also have
had substantial surpluses, part of
which
has
of
on
Dec. 1 from
to 1973 inclusive.
Dated Dec. 1, 1958. Interest J-D.
St.
the
for
to
many
the
years
general
been
reve¬
city and part to the
plant extension reserves.
School
Timothee
Commission,
Quebec
Bond Sale—An issue of
building bonds
was
$165,000
sold to Credit
Anglo-Francais, Ltd., as 5s, at a
price of 97.18, a basis of about
5.66%.
on
center.
share
Dec* 1 from
on
1959 to 1968 inclusive.
the major factor in the
recent
city is a distributing center serv¬
ing all principal phases of the
oil and gas industry and the de¬
velopment of their by-products.
This
Gaston
$232,000 5s. Due
of oil at Leduc about 15
in 1947
been
city's
composed
group
Ostiguy & Hudon, Ltd.,
Laurent,' Inc., at a
price of 95.36, a net interest cost
of about 5.98%, as follows:
other
nues
Appleton, Wis.
The $2^0,000 gen¬
eral obligation local improvement
1
Due
are
WISCONSIN
Bond
fund
103%
transferred
1
3%s.
$1,230,000
thereafter
and
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the office of the
State Sinking Fund Commission
through the Wheeling Dollar Sav¬
ings & Trust Company, Wheeling,
or at the option of the holder, at
the Hanover Bank, of New York
City. Legality approved by Cald¬
well, Marshall, Trimble & Mitch¬
ell, of New York City.
Richmond, Va.
Bond Sale—The
1966
Jan. 1, 1965.
Wood, of New York City.
lic
in
callable, in whole or in part and
in inverse numerical order, 011 any
interest payment date on or after
National Bank of Rich¬
Counties School District
Kerrville, Tex.
Bond Sale—An issue of
due
mond, or at the Chase Manhattan
Bank, New York City. Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
&
revenue bonds.
1, 1.959. Due on Jan. 1
from 1960 to 1994 inclusive. Bonds
F-A.
Legality approved by Vinson, Elkins. Wcems & Searls, of Houston.
municipal
at the First
payable
(A-O)
Clerk
sewer
Dated Jan.
hospital bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1958.
Due on April 1 from 1960 to 1981
inclusive. Principal and interest
Aug. 1 from 1982
on
inclusive.
1986
$2,000,000
sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 7
for
the
purchase of $2,500,000
Merchants
sinking
1968. Thereafter they are redeem¬
able at the option of
at
associated with
Corporation and
The Dominion Securities Corpora¬
those
Among
The First Boston
miles south of Edmonton
Dailer announces that
Council
will
receive
sealed bids until 1:30 p.m. (EST)
on
Jan.
6
for
the purchase of
Wilkins,
receive
will
the
will not be re¬
except by operation of
deemable
and
Wheeling, W. Va.
Offering — City
Bond
Chairman of the Board of County
sold to Rowles,
was
.Winston & Co., as 4%s. Dated Jan.
>
Monday, December 22, 1958
.
tion in the offering are:
The debentures
and
August L.
the
City
(P. O. Fairfax),
Offering—Anne
and
covery
V irginia
clusive. Callable
as of Jan. 1,1966.
Principal and interest (J-J)' pay¬
&
Co.,
Stern
WEST VIRGINIA
Due on Nov. 1 from
1982 to 1984 inclusive.
in¬
1992
to
on Nov. 1
1981 inclusive.
to
1974
from
1, 1956. Due
1960
com¬
&
1972 to 1974 inclusive.
inclusive.
Due
3.90s.
240,000
90,000 2 "As.
Supervisors,
450,000 3.20s. Due from 1980 to
group
Weld
Co.,
Washington
Corp., and Schwabacher & Co., at
a
price of 100.21, a net interest
cost of about 3.15%, as follows:
Pont
Bond
3.20s. Due in
a
Brothers & Co., First
group
from 1959 to 1973
inclusive.
1966.
to
composed of Francis
& Co.; Edward G.
Webb & Co.; Strader & Co., and $124,000 6s. Due on Jan. 1, 1961
and 1962.
Mason-Hagan, Inc., at a price of
672,000 3s. Due on Jan. 1 from
par, a net interest cost of about
1963 to 1971 inclusive.
3.77%, as follows:
274,000 3.20s. Due on Jan. 1 from
$245,000 4^2s.
Due on Nov. 1
to
I.
Fairfax County
880,000 3s. Due from 1967 to 1979
awarded
were
posed
of White,
Bacon,
Whipple
system revenue bonds offered Dec.
17—v. 188, p. 2300—were awarded
$320,000 4s, Due from 1959 to 1964
100,000
$1,070,000 gen¬
eral obligation school bonds
offered Dec. 12—v. 188, p. 2300—
VIRGINIA
A.
follows:
as
Bond Sale—The
.
net interest cost of about
a
3.13%,
County, Olympia School
District No. 1 (P. O. Olympia),
Washington
Clifton Forge, Va.
Bond Sale—i ne
i «,o00 water
tional Bank, of Boston, at 1.90%
discount. Due May 12, 1959.
1/
Thurston
Legality
approved
by Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
(The Federal Housing and Home
Finance
Agency has agreed to
purchase the issue as 4s.)
Na¬
First
the
to
(P.O.
Cornett,
Offering—W. D.
Bond
bids will
poses.
,
LaPryor), Texas
*
Note Offering—Sealed
currency.
Co., The Illinois Company, The
Ohio Company.
Stern Bros. & Co., Stranahan,
Harris; &
Co., McLean & Co.,
Harkness & Hill, Hayden, Miller
&
Co., Kenower, MacArthur &
Co., William J. Mericka & Co.,
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, Van
Alstyne,
Noel
&
Co.,
Frantz
Hutchinson & Co., and WachobBender Corp.
Water Control and
Improvement District No. 1
ISLAND
RHODE
Booth-
&
by
and
&
Philadelphia Trust Co., Philadel¬
(J-J)
The debentures are direct
general obligations of the city
are payable in United States
Co., Hirsch & Co., Bacon, Whipple
& Co., Bramhall & Stein, Braun,
Bosworth & Co., Inc., J. A. Hogle
approved
Legality
J-J.
Interest
Dumas, Huguenin
man, of Dallas.
„
.
.
(2696)
Dated
Dec.
clusive.
1
Dec.
from
1,
1959
1958.
to
Due
1968
in¬
Interest J-D.
Warwick School Commission,
,
Quebec
-
Bond Sale—An issue of
$370,500
building bonds was sold to
Ames.
& Co., Ltd.,
and
Lagueux
&
DesRochers,
Ltd.,
school
A.
E.
jointly, at
interest
a
cost
price of 96.74, a net
of about 5.45%, as
follows:
$225,000 4^s. Due on Dec. 1 from
1959 to 1963 inclusive.
145,500
5s.
Due
on
Dec.
1 from
1964 to 1978 inclusive.
Dated Dec.
1,1958. Interest J-D.
,
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