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DEC 2 6 1S56
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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
The Commercial and
Chronicle
Financial
Reg. U. 8, Pat, Office
Volume
Price
7, N. Y., Monday, December 24, 1956
New York
Number 5597
184
Income
Federp.l
before
Estimated
income
Federal
L
taxes
income
taxes
3,753,407
SHPX
Wholly-owned
companies
of
group
$2.86
Stock and Bond Quotations
not
income
Income
:
$379,497
income
$0.19
$3.05
share
sh^re
common
per
company's order backlog now stands at $246,000,000,
the figure at the end of the last liscal year.
The
up
American Stock Exchange
$16,000,-
Cincinnati Stock
Redemption Agent Appointed—
Jan.
on
stock
prior
or
the
1957,
18.
preferred
preferred
stock
common
Cleveland
First
offered
at $8.50
share.
per
PROCEEDS—The
will
and
proceeds will be added to the company's funds
general corporate purposes, including the
net
available
be
below-mentioned
for
expansion
program
and working capital
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
PRESENT
requirements.
FINANCING
Outstanding
Authorized
stock
Common
is
*It
jmay be
$1
(par
-i'i'
*100,000 shs.
i
bank loans..
Secured
...
75,000 shs.
of the unissued common stock
12,500 shares
contemplated that
reserved for issuance pursuant to restricted
have
directors
DIVIDENDS—The
expressed
an
14 filed a registration statement with the
sinking fund debentures, due 1982, to be
through an underwriting group headed by The
First
Boston
Corp.
The
interest rate,
public offering price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The net proceeds to be received by the
company from the safe of
the debentures offered hereby will be added to the general funds of
the company and will be used: to retire outstanding short-term bank
borrowings estimated to aggregate $50,000,000 by early January 1957;
to
restore, in part, working capital expended for property additions
made during
the year 1956; and to apply the balance to corporate
purposes,
including future expenditures on construction started in
1956.
These future construction expenditures are expected to aggregate
$225,000,000 for
the year 1957.
It is expected that the additional
funds
needed during
1957 will be provided from retained earnings,
depreciation, reserve for future United States income taxes and bank
of
EUSINESS—The
Its
incorporated in Ohio on Nov. 21,
was
company
offices
executive
plant and
Ohio.
are
located
at
31711
Solon
principally in the manufacture and sale of
specially designed trailers, winches and power take-offs and gearmotors.
The company
proposes
to construct an addition containing about
15,000 square feet of floor space to its plant.
It is estimated that the
cost of construction of this addition and the acquisition of additional
machinery and equipment will be approximately $150,000.
As this new
capacity is placed in operation, additional working capital will be
company
is
engaged
(Secretary),
It
a
is
of
The
that
First
Frank
Redeem
C. Gee, Chairman of the Board and
Corp., will be elected a director of
meeting.—V. 184, p. 2617.
Bonds—
Capital Flotations for
Louis,
Mo.
Aero
1
Manufacturing Co.—To Be Acquired—
See Robertshaw-Fulton
Controls Co. below.—V. 180, p.
corporation on Dec.
1097.
Acquire Assets of Chicago Firm
Air Products, Inc.—To
This
3
Month of February—
to
According
Pool,
Mr.
manufacturer of low temperature equipment and cylinder gases
more strongly represented in the Chicago area.
Gases,
Inc., was formed in
1946 with Charles W. Steele as
President.
Mr. Steele will continue as President of Steele Gases, which
large
Steele
will operate as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Air
Mr. Steele will be responsible for the operations
Inc.v
South
Products.
In addition,
of Midwest Air Prod¬
presently manufacturing and marketing cylinder gas in the
Bend
and Chicago areas.
and markets oxygen, nitrogen, acetylene
hospitals, metal-working plants, and other impor¬
tant industries in the midwest.
The combined companies' facilities will
include three oxygen-nitrogen manufacturing plants and two acetylene
manufacturing plants in the Chicago-South Bend areas.
Air Products has manufacturing operations and offices in Allentown,
Emmaus, and Wilkes-Barre, Pa,
In addition, Air Products has indus¬
trial
gas
producing and distribution facilities located in New York,
New
Jersey,
Maryland, Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Indiana.—
Steele
V.
the assets of Steele Gases, Inc.,
announcement by Leonard P. Pool, Presi-"
\
' •■ '/
:
' "
the acquisition will permit Air Products, a
184,
manufactures
Gases
other
and
gases
1978.
1,
President,
Goldenson,
H.
the
fortifies
loan
can
expanded
be
on
a
particualr, will provide
including additional facilities required
in
growth
to
Aubrey,
T.
James
Jr.,
joined
has
J.
by Oliver Treyz,
Inc.,
Reduction Co.,
the
Jackson
welding
electric
the
Airborne
assets
division
company's
business of Jackson Products, Inc. of
Smaller,
and
manufactures
company
helmets, safety goggles, and other
arcwelding field.—V. 184, p. 2321.
Accessories Corp,
—
more
efficient
a
A;»
an
Aubiey,
Mr.
a
of
2 Vi-ounce' capacitor
Capacitors—
filters and capacitors than
specifications JAN-C-25, MIL-Iadded to the line of aircraft
the
while
by its new line, the cor¬
which, at triple the voltage, has
maintaining
capacity
or
increasing
capacity
and
dielectric strength..
Street, Toronto 1, Ont.
Alexander's
SAVARD & HART
private wire to
L. J. FORGET & CO.
Assurance
Society of the United States $5,000,000,
$3,000,000 through a mortgage on
White Plains (N. Y.) store and $2,000,000
viz:
a
Pri¬
Equitable
Department Stores, Inc.—Note Placed
vately—The company has borrowed from The
Life
Direct
Network
the company's
through sale of
has
who
resigned
as
Manager of
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres, Inc.—V.
Network Programs for
184,
p.
2221.
Wardell
Corp.
below.—V.
184,
p.
1910.
American Machine & Metals, Inc.
(& Sub.)—Earns. Up
The
proceeds from the note issue
company's expansion
program.—V.
will be used rn connection with the
165, p. 65; V. 156, p. 1321.
1956
Sept. 30, '56
sales—
Net
j '
Hard Rubber Co.—Proposed Merger—
American
See
Sept. 30—
*1955
$9,418,967 $28,643,537 $24,742,477
—-
7,250,237
22,171,889
19,406,613
$2,168,730
853,461
$6,471,648
2,669,453
$5,335,864
gen.
Operating profit
$1,315,269
$3,802,195
$2,796,693
of sales—__
Cost
profit from sales——
and adminis. expenses
Gross
Selling,
income
——
deductions
Other
for
Provision
order
5%.
value
have
a
business,
$28,000,000,
volume
Unfilled
of
on
in¬
687,000
been
close
at
restated
2,079,000
1,367,640
$1,705,847
$1,463,778
$1.43
sh. (based on 430,000 shs.)
becoming
New
over
155,206
$2,951,899
120,481
$615,711
to
include The
$3.97
Lamb
$3.40
Electric Co.
the parent company,
wholly-owned subsidiary in the course of the year.
obtained up to the end of September, 1956. totalled
running over $1,400,000 ahead of last year's new
and reflect the pooling
upon
70,666
$3,872,861
88,014
-
results
*1955
15,042
for renegotiation-.-
income
Earns, per
taxes
Federal
and
come
2,539,171
$1,330,311
27,600
—
~
income
Total
the
of its interest with that of
same
This was an improvement of over
manufacture or production had a sales
nearly $1,000,000 more than last
time.
orders awaiting
to $17,000,000,
being
year's backlog at the end of the third quarter.
Total current assets as of Sept. 30, 1956 of $17,511,112 had a con¬
servative
valuation of over 23/4
times the amount of all that was
currently
of
promissory note.
in
President
Net
of a conventional 10-ounce capacitor.
Airborne engineers used Mylar dielectric and a special conductor to
make these dramatic reductions in filter and capacitor size and weight
twice
TELEPHONE EMpire 34012
Television
Television, Hollywood, Calif., will be proposed as an. ABC Viceat the next meeting of the board of directors of American
CBS
Other
Introduces Miniaturized
by this corporation.
the advantages offered
produced
example
poration cites
welding electrode
welding supplies
custom-designed
available on the market—meeting
61-8)-B
and
MIL-M-3609—have been
any
equipment
BROKERS
Products
Frequency Filters, Starting
Radio
MEMBERS
BOND & SHARE
ABC
work.
Expand—
of Air Reduction Sales Co.,
on Dec. 11 announced the Sales
President
Humberstone,
H.
Air
for
pTOCK EXCHANGE
the
and talent, it was announced on Dec. 17
Vice-President in charge of the ABC Television Net¬
programming
of
charge
3 Mos. End.—9 Mos. End.
Co., Inc.—Division to
Reduction
holders,
TORONTO
in television."
Jr., to Head ABC-TV Programming
James T. Aubrey,
2009.
p.
Air
The
BROOKS & COMPANY
Dec. 30 further stated:
on
financial position so that its
sound and. carefully planned basis,
the funds to finance the further
company's
3 acquired
acquisition of
Mich.
185 Bay
Jan.
and
will
from July
be
to
of
THE
serially
mature
$37,234,000 will be used to pay off existing debt
be added
to working capital. ' The loan will
1, 1957 to July l, 1977 with a final maturity
proceeds,
balance
the
"This
Detroit,
S. J.
1, 1958.
the
Of
and
Leonard
Chicago, 111., according to an
dent."'
Oct.
Fund Notices. 51
50
Inc.—
Theatres,
Broadcasting-Paramount
Loan—The management of this com¬
pany has concluded an agreement with several financial
institutions for a firm loan of $60,000,000, of which
$12,500,000 is to be taken down on Dec. 27, 1956; $42,500,000 on May 31, 1957, and $5,000,000 by Oct. 1, 1958. There
is an option for an additional $5,000,000 exercisable by
on
ucts,
has called for redemption on Jan. 1, 1957, all of
serial bonds dated July 1, 1952 at 1Q0(> and accrued
Payment
will be made at the Mercantile Trust Co., St.
organization
its first mortgage
interest.
51
of Bank Clearings—
The Course
ized ,additional
expenditures which will exceed $270,000,000 by "the
end.^j'.1957. Major items in the present program include a 150,000
s)iu41ef; near Evansville, Ind., a new alumina plant on the Texas
Coast'arid additional smelting facilities at Massena and Point Comfort.
v-Vv'il84,. p. 2617.
tori
activities
Lutheran Church, St. Louis, Mo.
Evangelical
Advent
The
Statement of Federal
Redemption Calls and Sinking
company
are as follows: Frank
William P. Adams (President and
(Vice-President),
William
Lebet
Cleveland
at the next annual
the company
—To
51
and Michael Lannadrea.
contemplated
director
Germuska
Ladislaw
51.
of
Reserve Banks
the
the Board),
(Chairman of
Adams
of
directors
DIRECTORS—The
Treasurer),
Payable.—
production
of
Arranges Private
.
Combined Condition
required.
H.
and
Exchange Rates.
Statement of Member Banks
Federal Reserve System...
Condition
1956, Alcoa spent over $635,000,000
facilities to provide for the sharply in¬
and aluminum products and has author¬
1, 1951 and Sept. 30,
Jan.
demand for aluminum
American
61
13
Foreign
Solon,
The
Declared
Dividends
1939.
Road,
.
City Bond Offering--..-..-.-
State and
public sale
expansion
creased
News Cover
& Investment
General Corporation
for
Between
on
,v
Miscellaneous Features
paying
quarterly dividends and a dividend of 15 cents per share has been
declared, payable Jan
20. 1957 to shareholders of record on Jan. 10,
1957.
The holders of the shares offered above will receive this dividend.
Dec.
on
borrowings.
Stock options to be
intention
America—Registers With SEC—
Co. of
company
offered
v
granted to officers and key employees.
filed a registration statement with the
covering 400,000 shaves of its lc par common
covering $125,000,000 of
SEC
.
—-
$43,254
Minn.—
company
1956,
14,
Minneapolis,
Exchange Commission—
/.'■ V
Aluminum
—
(par $1)
The entire issue was quickly sold.
publicly 25,000 shares of common stock
Dec.
on
This
—
Co.—Stock Offering Completed—
Corp., Cleveland, O., on Dec. 12
Adams Engineering
The
the President and a Vice-President
Co.—V. 184, p. 2617.
Inc.,
Fund,
Resources
invest-meut
This
SEC
stock.
38
Midwest
40
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
41
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
41
San Francisco Stock Exchange
4'1
Montreal Stock Exchange..
42
Canadian Stock Exchange.
43
Toronto Stock Exchange
44
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
47
Over-the-Counter Markets
48
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages....
37
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 37
SEC Index of Stock Prices.....
37
Transactions New York Stock Exchange.... 37
Transactions American Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Angeles
Los
and after
stock. The
on
be surrendered for conversion into
date.—V. 184, p. 2437.
may
that
to
redeem
Exchange
Exchange
Stock
Detroit
:
Co. of New York will
5'r
cumulative convertible
Trust
Guaranty
Exchange
Stock
Boston
from
The
Allied
17
28
33
38
38
38
(Bonds)
Exchange
Stock
York
New
(Stocks)
Stock Exchange
New York
$252,787
SO.29
$3.06
.
common
per
Combined
000
has
Allied
—Registers With Securities and
K^Page
consolidated:
Net
He
of
1933, Mr. Benington was assistant to
of American Agricultural Chemical
3,874,775
$2.77
shave
common
per
Chemical
In This Issue
Vice-President-
Dye Corp.—New
&
Benington has been appointed a Vice-President of Allied
& Dye Corporation.
been President of Mutual Chemical, which became a division
in 1954, for the past 13 years. Prior to joining Mutual In
A.
.
income
Net
Income
Chemical
Allied
129,589,074 117,273,998
7,651,346
7,792,250
3,892,939
3,917,475
services.
and
MISCELLANEOUS
-
George
$
S
sales
INSURANCE
-
1955
1956
Six Months Ended Oct. 31—
Net
INDUSTRIAL
-
Subs.)—Sales Up Sharply—
(&
Industries, Inc.
ACF
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
Copy
a
News
General Corporation and Investment
RAILROAD
$1.25
total current liabilities being $6,341,751 at the end
The difference between the two, constituting working
$11,169,361, which was equivalent to $25.98 per share.
capital increased by $498,634 in the course of nina months
owed,
September.
capital,
Working
was
f:
The Commercial.and Financial
Chronicle.
(2730),
had elapsed.
fiat
( lis
had
year
t ook
value
The
of
$12,893,351,
indicating
of
a
which 430,000 were outstanding.
an additional subsidiary bearing the
Inc.
Engineers,
Metals
and
dent
This
member
new
of
elected
was
tponsibility of
is
Ry.
supplier
a
torts
of
filter
of
well
as
and
3 956.
At
time
the
ry.
—v.
184,
The
all the new synthetic
covers and elements lor all
Metals,
for
Inc.
1956.—V.
commenting
for
aales
1956
the
on
£200,000,000 sales
The
to
covering
subscribe
&
Co.,
commission.
Inc..
Robert
,
Trust
redemption
for
Jan.
on
'/
1957,
1,
Cleveland," Onio.—V.
Co.,
Dec.
on
filed
18
maximum
a
of
the
at
the
with
the SEC
1,092,925
of
of
rate
record
date
stock
1,087,783
passing the
President, said "Our
The
1957.
9,
employee
company
Pflaumer,
E.
Jan.
184,
of
in
shares
tional
its
sliare
one
Dec.
on
receive
for
general funds
be required, will be used to
for
The
other
each
ten
'
held
the
1955
share
per
properties.
All
but
approved,
the
involving
been
The
'
of
which
with such
to
such
expenditure
completed or
of
additions
additional
funds
and
for
of
cost
which
of
to
of
to
6,222,000
92.2%
tons
the
since
by Jan.
such
end
of
MonoRail
The
manufactures
overhead
the
materials
handling systems.
financing will be used to
proceeds of its preferred stock
rhort-term
offices
West
in
single
a
150th
St.,
pany presently
but
building
new
Cleveland,
$1,000,000
to
in
intends
constructed
be
to
Ohio.
Brookparlc
at
This
this amount
be
to
in
the
form
of
funded
debt,
tendered,
of
of
alfccted by any such purchases. In the
subject to the repurchase offer should
company's cost would be approximately $215,000.
outstanding common shares were issued and sold at $7
under
tentional
holders
to
of
rescind
Section
such
sales,
purchasers of such stock
to
rescind
chase
such
price.—V.
5
a
the
copy
purchase
the
of
and
Act,"
and
the
right of
to
furnish
intends
company
No
ended
year
Sept.
30,
while
1956,
its
sizable loss
a
appliance
division
profitable
year
since
1950.
The special products
its loss to less than half the 1955 figure.
These divergent operating results, were disclosed
in
had
President,
mits
for
in
announcing
the
the
fiscal
1953
year,
by George Romney,
corporation's consolidated operating re¬
Sales, were $403,407,637 compared with
in
1955.
The
net
loss
was
$19,746,243 after
a
profit of $10,662,372 from sale of Ranco Incorporated
Aug,
184,
22,
with
1956.
the
company and
its
filed common stock
subsidiary,
Michigan
Financing—
Consolidated
hearing
therecn.
■
American Natural
Gas
Jtock
Let
the New
on
of
proceeds
-in
six
on
the
ox
York
common
Stock
stock
stock
Exchange. American
Natural
will
use
the
to
sale
purchase 1,786.000 additional shares
Michigan Consolidated, thereby aiding' in
of
>
inancitig the expansion program upon which the
American
Natural
system is engaged/
•• •
•
•
•
'Michigan Consolidated proposes to issue and sell
the 1,786,000 addi¬
tional
Ja
cash
cash
*
shares
It
.
r
common
stock
of.
$4,998,000
on
to
purposes
states
that
and
sup
American
to
pay
of
its
Natural
American
retained
additional
an
cash- The financing
for
Natural
earnings,
357,000
$25,004,000
special
a
and
to
issue
Shares
common
and
to
construction
pay
(pursuant
to
01
costs.
Michigan Consolidated
or early summer, of 1957 it
proposes to
a
later filing) from $25 to $30
million
bonds, the proceed? to be used
lepay any short-term loans then
for
construction
and
nurposcs
outstanding.—V, 184,
to
2617.'i
p..
American Telephone &
Telegraph Co.—Plans Issue of
^250,000,000 Bonds to Public—The directors on Dec.
1.9
authorized a new bond issue of
$250,000,000 to be offered
at competitive
bidding. It is expected that the bonds will
be sold on March
26, 1957.
The
t
trustee
7 1956,
m<fr
du
July
ioaue
will
When
will
be
be
The
First
a
telephone service
National
City Bank
offered bv the
tbis kind
1SPUe of
$250,000,000
used
issue
additions and
for
for
the
nation.—V.
was
sold.
of
pp.
2221
to
and
C.
J.
W.
to
Gross,
William
oftice
On
formerly
F.
Seibert
at
New
per
account
Brannan.
1
York
year.
*
Vice-President
and
who
died
Treasurer,
the
N
LZi
becomes
In
'.London'
the
per
rate
of
Co.
of
made
stock
below.
Unless
will
be
&
some
166,176
Co., will
&
Co..'
of
and
Exchange Commission
Driling Co., which will be
in
There
6,000
-Net
ry.
las
Dec.
&
Gross
202,640
185,767
77,660
69,687
3,679,633
1,944,165
735,852
railway,,
railway,
income
oper.
at
deal.
Co.
the
184,
par.
Atlanta & West Point
6,
Net
from
Net
vote
of
of
ry.
3,152,333
1,727,872
1,716,998
609,848
ness
35,751
Gross
ry.
railway
railway
from
Net
located
—V.
184,
The
the
skin
its
from
it
VJ
2618.
p.
trust
1958
from 4%
to
581,368
*Tne
187.583
Detroit
$10,000,000
first
mortgage
bonds
due
?
.
1987.—
The
&
of
issue
offered
Co.
and
the
is
to
'.
.
•;
.
$5,115,000 of 4y&%
K.
equipment
maturing annually Jan. J,
certificates, priced to.yield
The
Inc.
sale
bid
of
Interstate
be
secured
99.07%
the
the
certificates
Commerce
by
for
500
certificates/
are
subject
also
Securities
in
&
the
Co.;
cars
offering are: Drexel
and
Period End. Oct. 31—
Net
oper.
revenue
railway
Net
—V.
railway
184,
p.
rev.__
exp.___
Mack
in
Ave.,
the
p. 49
Tras
share
per
selling stockholders.
in
30
will
wide
a
be
Th*
the
granted
dat
Act
thf
upon
to
the explratio!
plgce of busi
Mich.
;
'
Point,
sold
and,
and
sale
of
throughout
to
certaii
the (Unite
smaller
a
degree,
Stroud
&
Co.,
&
Co.;
Inc.-
Eastman
Dillon
1956—Month—1955
$13,254,320 $12,503,743
11,408,099
10,865,274
cost
skin
and
makem
75,
care
withou
approximately
best
items
selling
made
are
are^sold
Counselor"
in
and
items
from
T
-
under
the
individual
travel
from
made
are
formulas
o
of
its
"/"•
trnde> narr>e
*
rind
and
containers
ow
manufacturin
«
trade
in
wide
a
sets.
AS
OF
NOV.
1956 '
1,
Authorized
•
(SI
"
Trust
note,, dated
Co.
in
241,148 shs
April 4, 1956 is pavahle to Th(
installments of $15,000 each
quarterly
its
not
consent
commit
itself
than
stock
for
inc.
will
net
of
nor
money
to
will
it
acquisition
Agreemen
wholly
of
without
number
owner
its
Trask
Bissell
184,
shares
...
&
Higginson
p.
incur
les.
Co
from
forth'
set
named
the
below
below
•
selling
opposite
have
.1
stockholders the
their names
Share
10,000
Homer O'Connell
5,000
Meeds
&
Co.,
Inc.
3.000
Charles
3,00f
A.
Parcells
&
Co.
1,00"
2222.
Berry
in
V.
10
$19;v88.832
1,059.147
7,523,867
9,735,452
B
of
Newark,
N.
J.,
offering of $50,000
6%
debenture
which
cents),
184,
$139,056,745 $130,7£4,7G2
110.965,930
Co.,
&
proposed
series
(par
1956—10 Mos.-—1955
Manufacturing
Corp.
Underwriter
With
draws—
the
$19,551,835
p.
Beckman
bonds
were
to
has
series
ana
have
withdrawn
A
6%
207,500
been
as
underwriter
debenture
bonds,
shares
common
offered
in
of
units.
See
stoe
detaih
1790.
Instruments,
Inc.—Private
Beckman, President,
the company,
announced
Placement—Dr.
on
Dec.
17
tha
negotiating through Lehman Brothers, ha
(Continued
Subscriptions in United States.
advertisements
must
be
made
in
New
York
funds
fo
$50.00
on
page
8)
Publishers. 25 Park Place. New York 7. N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor
and Publisher;
and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]
Other offices: 135 8. La Salle
8treet, Chicago 3. IUlnoi*
Smith. Copyright 1956 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter
February 25, 1942, at the
U. S Possessions. Territories and Members of Pan-Americar '"<»«•
no per vear: In Dominion u*
an d
foi
.
severally
Shares
Corp.
&
B. Dana Company.
subscriptions
t
capita
indebtedness
,
underwriters
proportionately
of
-
Spencer
prior -consent
...
purchase
aggregate
—V.
Loan
Dec.
UNDERWRITERS—The
Lee
without- prior
dividends
or
in
31,. 1955, more than the sum of (a) 100%'" of con
earning/Tof the Coftipany and its wholly owned
subsidiary
aggregate minimum amounts due under said loan, plus < b >
the
Laird,
assets
net
borrowed
agreed
current
not
payment
$400,000,-.,
of
$1,638,469
581,788
and
the
alter
Arnold
$1,846,221
maintain
$450,000
expend
less
will
t
$210,000
value500,000 shs.
unsecured
&
'
Outstanding
$300,000
:
'
amount
Union
-
119,504,910
ii
'
'/•
range of
numbering
1932.
principal
Grosse
are
25,
after
Corporation
prior
and
Canada,
cover
Oct.
years
manufacture
which
toiletries,
products
stock
above
1790.
exchange, remittance for foreign
th
the
to
to
from
oper.
oper.
$16.75
General
:
of
packages
Beckjord
estimated
EARNINGS FOR OCTOBER AND FIRST TEN MONTHS
oper
with
an
Commission;
box
$6,407,990.
Associates
to
shares
,
Bank
solidated
to 4.25 %, according to maturity, were awarded
on Dec. 18 on Rs bid of 99.3336%.
authorization
SEC-
subsidiary
Co.—Bids Jan. .23—
to 11 a.m. (EST) on Jan. 23, at the Irv4ug
St., New York 15, N. Y... receive bids'for the
inclusive.
Issuance
'
2618.
With
notification
organized
offices
CAPITALIZATION
•'t-
Common
3,717,212
458.030
95,957
17108
engaged
cosmetics
other
gift
of
.
3,176,411
up
of
Stuart
4V43.
of
expires
outstanding
Executive
promissory note
34,632
the group
Ilalsey,
as
184, p
commencing Jui^e
30,
1956.1 The underlying Term
provides, among, other things, that the company and
19)
1972
an
offered publicly 22,00
go
was
Inc.
national -repute.
,
355,642
certificates, series
to
Co.
'
*"4%
;
(Dec.
$1,380,00
&
and
company
15,427
Atlantic Coast Line RR.—Equipment Trust
Certificates
Offered—Salomon Bros. & Hutzler and associates
yes¬
terday
V.
$l).„at
to
»
and
and
56.144
17,617
at
■
of
$374,866
56,562
the
of
the, company's
of
Variety
$329,766
'
184,
of
Sold—Spencer
Michigan
30-year period
possessions,
'
care
Most
2,795,169
Electric
Wall
purchase
issue
Pressprich
giving consideration
22,147
will
company
Co., One
the
W.
the
company's products
409,499
Atlantic City
Trust
14
are
which
Under
packaged
and
All
1953
2114.
p.
for
R.
letter
a
(par
Counselors,
is
-company
of
3,373,267
income
oper.
83.65',
to size, shade and
fragrance variation. Included i
makeup preparations group are such items as fac
creams, face liquids,
lipsticks, rouge, over-all makeup, face powder:
and eye makeup.
Toiletries include hand, body and hair
items, per
-fumes, colognes, .soaps, dental items ana men's
products.
v
from
Net
with
was
organized
in
Michigan on
April 4
business and assets df a corporation whicl
and
term.
mark-"Beauty
'
1954
/
compared
Ohio—Files
Dec.
on
additional
an
preparations
RR.—Earnings
28,210
made
filed
13
proceeds
the
to
two-thirds
present
are
The
487,332
income,—
oper.
wa
sam
quickly completed.
name
Beauty
for
of
the
The
3,155.056
From Jan. 1-—
,
stock
net
incorporation.
/ renewal
| 1°53
688,642
77,108
195-c
the
over
following bids were receive
Baxter & Co.,
99.245%, and Salomor
the certificates as 4V4S; and Jlalsey
issue:
Dec.
cn
was
same
Venezuela.
1,270,906
75,444
99.589%
as
4?4.S by
bidders,
the
associates
succeeding
the
lines
3.408,987
,-
79.65%
was
" for
99.1153%, for 4*8S. See also
common
offering
charter
wells
gas
45.248
1955
$4,500,000
of
1956
of
BUSINESS—Corporation
of
171,413
$369,821
increas
November
months
usejdj for working capital.—V. 178,"
of
1939,
1956.
60,348
1956
34,918,36'
an
$250,000
and
had
filed
was
173 204
$380,250
of
for
11
was
,
$314 107
railway,,^,
railway,
from
This
net
Counselors, Inc.—Stock
formulas
October—
of
99.051%
PROCEEDS—The
2114.
p.
72.373,75'
35,909,880
selected
chemists
—V.
75,474,029
$3,000,000, Howard
of five-year 6%
convertible
debentures. to b
employees of the corporation and its subsidiarie
The proceeds are to be
to
& Co.
common
$337,665
-
bid
same
corporation
shares
Marine's
1954
-
284,574,74'
of
first
increase
ratio
last year.
of
the
Inc.,
covering
The
the
1—
from
from
ry.
1955
income
Jen.
The
eir-.
of
the
certificates
Hutzler,
&
States
$331,800
-<L
256,943,50
311,054,234
19.
the
over
for
an
successful
for
10
offered
Ry.—Earnings—
1956
tevery Thursday (general news
c-» England, c/o Edwards &
year^ 3' 1879
to
the
SEC
1014.
p.
S
excels
Dec.
Bearings, Inc., Cleveland,
Associate's;,
and• thirten
184,
income
operating
month
same
trust
Stuart
acquired
wells
leases.—V.
$380,907
railway,™
railway
oper.
From
of
St. Andrews Bay
from
from
Net
oil
four
are
acres
1956—10 Mcs —1955
3,910,867
on
$1,000,000
net
early
the
19%
Dec.
on
pre
reading
1955.
Beauty
about
point
336,528,263
7.341,948
in
was
announced
representing
addition
Bros.
a
for
unforeseen
shares
own
proces
of
238.
p.
$
32,110,241
than
more
November
the
on
outstanding'stock in Prince
preferred stock,
par
the
for
Shields
chemical
place
dew
gas
178,
39,723,366
32,381,418
4,905,354
associates,
■
in
assembh
company
Bidders for Certificates—
cumulative
6%
return
.
Associated
from
the
.
register
8,863.621
equipment
cor¬
exchange
consummated
;
of
in
incorporator
one
this
applications in the
1956—Month—1955
40,973.362
ops.
ry.
President,
of
The
properties Prince
issue 166,176 shares
will
to
income:,
accumulated
for
at
ne,v
Shields
has
degrees F.—V.
income for November
slightly
In
a
alumina
its
For these
common
required
of
fields,
(Reg' U' S' ^atent Office) William
$67^ CK)
be
October—
GrQss
elected
Vice-Presi¬
e,a Yeek
^
*
Countries
fluctuations
Elected—
1
formation
Associated
42%
above.
Prince
Atlanta &
Railway
Railway
been
Dec
P
o
v
Other
has
on
PrMlrienf
STate
Canada, $63.00
NOTE
Jr.,
William
formerly Secretary
Dana
(Telephone
post
Eurton,
succeed
System
2114.
Anchor Post Products,
Inc.—New President
Charles
1-resident
York.
Bell
the
trade
about
Securities
Texas
company
was
in
Proceeds of'the new
improvements
184,
New
net
for
will
provide Michigan. Consolidated
repay or reduce short-term loans incurred for
construc-
during the spring
sell
to
to
out
American Natural
ft;r;00"
funds
J
its
further .proposes
.
dividend
with
1
of
this
will
share, in
to
approximately
Gross
.
proposes
this
of
Co.,
to issue to holders of its 4,421,132 out¬
standing shares of $25 par common stock, rights to
purchase an addiConal 442,114
shares (on a one-for-ten basis). The subscription price
will be determined
prior to the time the offering is released and will
be lower than the
price then prevailing for ,the
outstanding common
(
nine
be
by the new
.company,
consist primarily of two inland drilling
barges,
capable
of
drilling below 15,000 feet, and two land rigs.
The oil arid gas
properties to be acquired, subject to the production payment,
are
Lave
financing proposals with the SEC; and the
Commission has given interested
persons until Jan. 10, 1956, to request
14
will
173, p. 2086.
Exploration
&
unissued
shares
own
per
of
Net
American Natural Gas Co.—Plans Stock
in
described
as
arise,
4,81.2
"erred
Net
This
will
plus
Assets
stock
2113.
p.
1957,
drying unit
and
experimental laboratories.
Linde molecular sieve in
a
100
exps.,_
oper.
$27,600,000,
outstanding common stock.
A
public offering will be made of $1,250,CO.') of Prince
5 Vst %.
sinking fund debentures and 125,000 shares of its
stock.
A
registration statement covering these securities
non¬
and tax credits of $1,453,576. This
compared with a 1955 net loss of
{ 6,956,425 after a tax credit of $9,700,000.
The insurance company and banks,
which have financed American
Motors', credit needs in the past, have agreed unanimously to extend
Ine corporation a line of bank credit
through 1958 and to refinance
long-term indebtedness. This agreement was signed
—V.
Marine,
re
division
f;441,127,272
recurring
Ark.—V.
payment.
and
but
Investment
stock
most
its
stock
should
cash
the
cut
Drilling
31,182,000
authoiized
$100
the fiscal
(defense)
1,
Payment
"
Associated
4
had
Marine
pay
Marine
value
American Motors Corp.—Reports Lower Sales & Earns.
participated
$850,000 production
an
will
own
cumstancc3
of the prospectus and an opportunity
receive back their $7 per; share pur¬
automotive division
Prince
tiie
164, o. 550.
This corporation'3
Rock,
January.
this year/but were not registered with" the Commis¬
Securities Act.
In view of this "inadvertent and unin¬
the
violation
its
Prince
share earlier
per
sion
Little
Jan.
on
103%.
at
in
as
revenue,
from
rev.
ry.
The
parties,
Marine
of
the
30,400
has
company
subject to
the company will be directly
event all of the common stock
The
oper.
Simpson,
York
investment firm,
is the other principal stockholder."
The
corporation has agreed to purchase drilling equipment owned
by
Prince Drilling
Co., Houston, Tex., a drilling contracting firm, to¬
gether with certain oil and gas properties owned by related
ceeds of
l:e
Bank,
redemption
1962
minus
oper.
The
New
tendered
of
for
1,
purifying
gas
employs
new
financing arrangements have been initiated vet. While the pro¬
this offering will not be used directly to
pay for common stock
the company under the repurchase offer, the working capital
no
National
poration,
and
complete program will require
the present financing.
The com¬
to
July
element
nuclear 'facilitie.
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—Earnings—
Net
Associated Oil & Gas Co.—New Affiliate Formed—
The
addition
Union
called
due
bonds
-
,
fuel
The
Company's
2286.-
p.
Puridryer MS, it
activated
than
Railway
reduce
bank
borrowing by approximately $350,000, with the bal¬
ance
added to working capital.
This financing is part of a program
designed to permit the consolidation of the company's plants and
$700,000
has
company
5%:
elements.
Wilcox
S
Ashley, Drew & Northern Ry.—Partial Redemption—
The
new
well
as
unit
used
period
first
a
Deoxo
Railway
The
registration also covers 30,400 shares of $1 par common stock
rlready issued and outstanding and being registered for the purpose
i>t offering
the purchasers
thereof an opportunity to rescind their
purchases of such shares,
j
of
Period End. Oct. 31—
from
increase
an
the
new
Net
1958, which will represent
World War II.—V. 184, p. 1678.
&
fuel
of
Zr
18 J,
23,.195'i
/„
„
total
increased
1,
one
better
make
approximately 4,950,000 net tons on Jan. 1, 1155 to 5,950,000 tons at
present and, as a result of property additions and improvements al¬
ready made or under construction, is expected to be increased further
underwriting
is
viou&ly
as
,
been
purchase
Babcobk
June
open
..
with
reactivating-type
dryers
in
time,
was
announced
in
Nov.
28
by
of the Engelhard Industries.
first
Called
J
has
capacity
the
The
to
; /,
and
program
expect
approximately $176,000,000
in
at
sing industries,
major
under construction,
are
steelmaking
wV;
built by AMF Atomics
Foundry Co., which also acte
resigned
pharmaceutical, petroleum, electrical, metallurgical, and food-
projects have
$244,000,000.
Projects
is
b-.ha'
on
contra.t
a
purifying
the
which
and
various
acting
has signed
is. scheduled
which
is"' being
Lynchburg, Va.—V.
catalytic
.
Smith,
improvements to
improvements have not yet
time
present
estimated
corporation's
major
additions
the
at
the
1960
made
at
The
the cost of its expansion
pay
A'.om,"
'•
Development
//
including working capital.
its subsidiaries have made and
and
period
determined
have
1957.
MinisTy.of Education,
Baker & Co., Inc., Newark, X. J,—New Development
common
shares
Jan. 24,
on
Ambassador,
Netherlands
Vm
0.
itseh.
consultants
purposes,
corporation
their
13,
expire
"The
reactor
plant
the exercise of outstanding options under
plans, but in any event will not be less than
and
Fultjon
$2
a
would
offer
may
during
,
Amsterdam.
as
registration state-
a
■
to
the expansion of Philco'j, opera
/. 184, p. 2222.;
-
:n
ytu~—
Inc., subsidiary of Ament-at* .'Machine
will add the net proceeds from the sale of the. addi¬
corporation
eighi
Wikox Co.—Receives Holland Contract
Netherlands
The
1342.
p.
additional shares of
shares.
The
&
representative
the
exhibition,
all
upon
option
past
company for the f.tbru-at»er. of fuel elements for. a - "sw'iMainpool" type nuclear rc-f.raor, it 'fa v announced on Dec. 18.
Intended to serve ne a j•esear;.). and training facility for universitie
in the Netherlands, the reactor will first be shown at the alternations
547,583
proposed offering to its common stockholders of rights
a
$10)
(par
the
to
Record Sales—
registration statement with the SEC
will
584,754
33,848
Corp.—Registers Stock Offering—
been
which
cailed
recently
for
import* ufc par
an
this
Barney & Co. will head the underwriting group.
The exact number of
shares to be offered will depend on the number of shares issued prior
3956, covering 40,000 shares of $1.20 cumulative convertible preferred
ntock, 1956 series ($20 par).
The preferred shares are to be offered
Tor public sale at par through an underwriting group headed
by
Held
of
1789.
O.—Registers With
Exchange Commission—
a
A
692,311
record
1473.
filed
company
716,884
p.
184,
Babcock
Vi,
corporation
ment
had
..
72,579
Cleveland
tile
at
He
during the
'.' will be
American MonoRail Co., Cleveland,
The
6,781,996
fixed
been
Securities and
46,951
7,112,654
<
2618.
p.
Armco Steel
of
p.
83,760
taxes
after
company
made
previous year,
record.";—V. 184,
650,084
outstanding 7% cumulative prior preferred stock at $105 per share,
plus accrued dividends of $1.7,5 per share. Immediate payment will be
approximately $202,000,000, which are up 22%
over
are indicative of American-Marietta's progress.
"The
continuing
expansion
of
our
manufacturing
facilities
will
Insure greater production during the coming year.
Because of the
increases
which
will
take
place in
road building and heavy coni truction
during 1957, we expect sales of A-M products to set another
the
669,124
1954.
tions
$8,568,841
the benefit of American Machine
significance
milestone,
1956—11 Mos—1935
$3,948,032
to
American-Marietta Co.—Reports
In
inc.
was
four months will accrue
of Raymond A. Rich a t president, director and tionbtexecutive comrrrt'tee of tut* corporation was .announced 0'
Dec. 14 by Victor
Emanuel, Chairman of the Board.
In 1948 Mr. Rich
"jo;rind pi'i
o /'crji. -in an executive capacity,
w<;,
appointed a Vice-Presi leirt ft) :<»*«./ and elected to the board of ciirertoi
of
the
in
charge
of
Earnings Higher—
3800,903
Manufacturing Corp.— Rich Elected President-
•,-The election
been
its
of
Lad
in
Avco
charge
has
Apex Electrical Mfg. Co.—To Redeem Stock—
stock
last
Brannan.
in
income
oper.
Fed.
income
taken, a backlog of about $500,000
worth of unfilled orders was on hand awaiting manufacture.
It appears
likely that this year's sales will exceed the average of the foregoing
five-year period.
Operations haCe all along resulted in satisfactory
rmnual profits.
This year should be no exception; but only the earnings
the
Vice-President
$814,923
chgs. & other deducs
pressure
possession
remains
R.
Treasurer,
1956—Month—1955
End, Nov. 30-
expenses—_
after
filters, centrifuges, dust collectors and
dry and wet filtration equipment.. This business has produced average
annual sales volume of about $1,250,000 over the five years preceding
vacuum
Robert
Vice-President
new
Assistant
1226.
p.
oper.
Net
including
media,
filter cloth bags,
as
183,
is the
formerly
Case
revenues—
Net
the
varieties,
S.
J.
while
Secretary,
Manager,
Burton,
oper.
:
Ry.
operations. Its products consist of a line of machines
described as continuous rotary vacuum filtering machines,
also
fabric
and
Finance
Sales
L.
Treasurer.
Period
Us manufacturing
/t
C.
Ann Arbor RR.—November
former owners.
The business of Filtration- Engineers,
Inc. was founded in 1918 in
Pewark, N. J., where it presently occupies a factory under a leasehold
contract, providing it with a floor area of about 38,000 square feet for
fcnerally
and
production.—-V.
that
is
of
Assistant
the
manufacturing divisions and
purchased entirely for cash; consequently its relation-
of a wholly-owned subsidiary of this company.
Besides
the business, goodwill and corporate name, American Machine & Metals,
)*nc., came into possession of all its assets at the time of acquisition
other than cash and accounts receivable.
Liabilities incurred by it up
to that time were not assumed by the purchaser, but remain the re-
ihip
charge
sales,
of
group
in
formerly
of $21,751,974.
September was
per
Filtration
Machine
mbsidiaries
of
share, of
recently purchased
$29.98
of
name
value
close
the
at
company
trade
American
Total assets of the company at the end of September
book
a
worth
Net
'
Volume
Number
184
5597
..
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
3
(2731)
Capital Flotations in the United States in February
And for the Two Months of Calendar Year 1956
Total corporate
financing in the domestic market for1
$505,632,274.
New
to
$28,225,930,
February,
greater by
was
dollar
capita]
amounted
with
Compared
total
current
a
year
volume
for
4.81%, refunding operations.;
Short-term
issue
one
and
bond
which
note
totaled
$1,400,000,
month's over-all total.
Stock
-7
,
financing
or
emission
Greater
of
the
Prot¬
3V2%
Montreal
serial
There
was
o| '^9,500,000 by the Com¬
comprising
of
Puerto
Rico,
23A%
and
The
Treasury Department
in
February
Depositary Bonds.
A,
confined
small
of
sum
206,547
UNITED
the
Date
/.
;
Offered
its
total-contrasted
$67,305,374
placed
in
with
January
the
and
totaled
61
in
number
and
accounted
for
5
"91-days
2,458.443,000
1,600,478,000
99.371
12
91-days
2,492,911,000
1,600.601,000
99.344
"2.596
12
Jan
19
9T-days
2,686,133,000
1,601,612,000,
99.370
"2.493
19
Jan
26 ■~t
91-days
2,596,116,000
1,600,865,000
99.433
"2.245
Jan
1
644,835,592
644.835,592
a
a
Jan 1-31
Jan
1,720 000
1,720,000
100
2
Jai.
total
a
dollar volume of
$85,224,574,
placements
were
confined to only 18 issues, but reached
the
$120,125,428,
lof
sum
15.18%, while preferred
or
Total
9% -12 yrs.
l
for
stock
For
volume.
issues
constituted
$51,388,499,
while
the
month
39
in
of
10.16%
or
2 yrs.
100
January...:
the
of
January,
number
and
amounted
19.01%
preferred
684,680,
offerings
or
over-all
stood
9
at
"
5.52%.
I
"
dollar
and
'
volume,
amounted
2
'Feb
9
91-days
2,413,266.000
7
Feb
16'
91-days
16
Feb
23
91-days
Feb
1
t3,900,000
Feb 1-29 Feb
1
Total
$23,-
"
for
for
c
man
99.426
2,389,082,000
1
600,052,000
99.396
4 "2.388
2,450,122,000
1,601,349.000
99.386
"2.429
543,964,005
543,964,005
*9,900,000
2,610.000
2.94;
to
2
100
c
$3,645,000
rate
on
all
discount
basis.
changed
were
.»,
Comprised
a
follows:
as
month's aggregate
$213,179,000
total.
or
37.98%
of
from
three
of
up
of 30 issues, equalling 41.61%
all
several
of that month's
over¬
came
were
issues
February,
during
a
H
$20,000
(NEW)—-New
individual
has
limit
1, 1981
•
starts
accruing' at the end
of
income
bond,
J
AND
K—These
for
Bonds.
G
tion.
K combined
is
increased
June
previous
30,
Sale
1952
Bonds,
footnote
see
on
•
10.000,000
;
•
'
,
of Series A was terminated on May 14, 1953.
Sales of Treasury, notes of Series B began on May 15, 1953. Notes are
sold at par and accrued interest toithe 15th of tile month and if held
to maturity or two years interest approximates 2.47';
Sale of Treasury
"C"
began on Oct.
1953; the notes
1,
are
accrued interest to. the, 15th of the, month and if held to maturity or
two years, interest approximates $2.20 per month for each $1,000 note.
The sale of Series C Treasury Savings notes was suspended on Oct, 23,
1953.
For previous data on Treasury notes, see footnote on page 1470,
Oct.
19,
1953,
OF
"15,000,000
;
,
Security
Accepted
Refunding
S
$
.
„■
' $
-
19
91-day
Treas,
bills
1,601,612,000
1,600.903.000
second
Jan
26
91-day
Treas.
bills
1,600,865,000
Jan
1
Savings
bds.
644.835,592
644,835,592
Jan
i '•
1,720.000
1,720,000
sinking fund notes, due July
15,
1995
S.
Depositary bonds
709.000
-
due
1
Total
Tax
antie'n
for
January.
7.050,111,592
6,402.431.000
1,600,425,000
Treas.
Feb
91-day
Treas.
bills
91-day
Treas.
bills
16
1
Feb
:
in
14)76.
Municipal,
91-clay
U.
•
1,599,740.000
financing
in
1956
February,
3.
Feb
1
Savings
comparison of the January total of S402,622,040 with
that for February shows an increase over the former
647,680,592
;
276,542, with that
$636,448,990 shows
a
year ago
for February of the
a
current
of $323,year
at
i
sharp increase for the latter period
Gas
the
of which,
comprised
by various local housing authorities totaling
This
was
pressway
followed
by
$106,780,000.
8100,000,000
Ex¬
bonds of the State of Connecticut and the $50,-
000,000 New York State
One
the offering of
bonds sold
offering
its provinces
on
or
Throiighway Authority bonds.
the part of the Dominion of Canada,
municipalities was placed during Feb¬
Co.;
Pi ice,
program.
by
and
The
First
Spencer
T:ask
California
3%%" sinking
Corp.;
'
'
<fc
serial notes
due
Purpose,
for
construction
privately with institutional investors
for
Co.;
first
Pierce,
Hallgarten
Hutton
The
&
by
Beane;
Higgin-
Inc.;
Co.,
Pea-
<fc
Lee
Co.;
Pomeroy,
Small-Milburn
Kidder,
Fenner
&
Price,
program.
Offered
Lynch,
Inc.;
mortgage bonds due
construction
interest.
Merrill
&'Co:
3%%
Co.
Schoellkopf,
Marks
Michigan
innd
Purpose, to repay bank loans
Placed privately with inwitu-
inclusive.'
accrued
Co.;
Inc.;
Laurence
First
and
Corp.
Northwestern
Bell
Telephone
Co.
3 % %
deben¬
40-year
Morgan
Stan¬
& Co,,
Inc.;
Turben
•
543,964,005
543,964.005
2,610.000
Hopwoocj;
*1,200,000
Public
Service
sinking
fund
.construction
for
Total
for
February.
6,949,155,005
548,845.005
6,400.310,000'
*2.000,000
Southern
nated
two
13.999,266.597
months
12,802,741,000
*
INTRA-GOVERNMENT
FINANCING
Issupd
Certificates
&
585.039.00t)
94.812.000
137,400.000
10,000,000
Total
for
382,192,000
January
722.439:000
loans
Price,
100.254
Dillon.
Read
due
Feb.
Inc.;
Boettch^r
+340.247,000
<fc
130,125.000
+10,853,000
*
issues
955.175.000
102,661,000
+ Indicates
special
1,440.028.000
months
"Comprises sales
sold
to
and
notes
Adjusted
to
Civil Service
Zone
ings
Insurance
of
1,677.614,000
series
Certificates
Old
Age
Retirement Fund.
Fund,
Alaska
Government
Fund,
Federal
£o.;
Piper,
Salomon
Co.
Co.
convertible
Purpose,
to
Placed
to
repay
privately
Co..
Witter
Sullivan
page
Co.
mortgage
bank
loans.
Underwritten
Dillon
Inc.;
Republic
first
repay
interest.
Eastman,
on
Life
and
certificates
Fund
and
Survivors
and
notes;
certificates
Unemployed Trust Fund
Trust Account,
Insuiance
Foreign Service Retirement Fund,
Railroad
Retirement
Insurance
Deposit
Fund,
Insurance
Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation.
Fund,
National
Corporation,
tNet retired.
Canal
Postal Sav¬
Service
and
Life
Federal
Repressnts
In
the
lowing
issues
&
Blyth
&i
Co.;
<fc
Co.,
Inc.;
Inc.;
Alex.
Dewar
Rob-
Co.,
dnc. t;
6)
placed privately,
competitively.
*
comprehensive tables on the fol¬
we compare the February
pages
figures with those for the corresponding
period in the four
affording
a
years
five-year
preceding, thus
comparison.
by
Blair
sold
offering.
for
subordi¬
through Dean
3.354
Purpose,
Bosworth.
Central
5%
Co.
accrued
&
20-yeai
Purpose,
j
construction.
&
Inc.;
1976.
4'44
Service
Allyn
Co.;
Co.
companies
1981.
and
1,
privately.
+237,586,000
special
Service
Federal
Retirement
System,
Polian
1.
Jan.
1966-1976.
1,
new
(Continued
two
Co.;
&
&
113,514,000
119.272,000
for
for
C.
Sons;
1,057.836,000
Total
&
A.
Water
Public
297.659,000
825.050.000
938.564.000
Moseley
Carolina, ' Inc.
due
insurance
Smith.
and
bonds
February—
__
S.
Pressprich
Placed
Feb.
due
and
life
Southwestern
Brown
Certificates
F.
.North
of
California
seven
Co.
Co.
+42,588.000
+
W..
&
debentures
$
$
287.380.000
Notes
Net Issued
Retired
•
,
$
Inc.;
R.
Stone
program.
notes,
bank
1,196,525,597
with
January-
Co.,
&
&
Hutzler;
<sz
Webster Securities Corp.; Stroud
& Co.,
Inc.; Dean Witter & Co.; Harold E. Wood & Co.
and Woodard-Ehvood & Co.
Oversubscribed.
1,256,000
1,600,093.000
t Indicates
greater
1981.
Purpose,
and
Beckef
Merrill,
notes
largti issues came upon the domestic market in
February,
of
1,
Electric
&
1986.
Jaffray
$313,172,448.
Three
&
Offered
W. E. Hutton
Co:; The Illinois Co., Inc.; Kalman
Co., Inc.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.;
Kirkpatrick-Pfttis
Co.;
Lee
Higginson Corp.; Laurence M.
Marks
&,
Co.;
1.015,000
2,610,000
bds.
Notes
of
Weld
Co.
Feb.
Placed
&
Co.
total for February,
Co.,
Inc.;
period of $233,826,950.
A check of the
&
mortgage bonds due
construction
by
aggregated
A
Scranton
&s
In¬
Co.;
Republic Co. (Inc. ); Clark, Dodge & Co.; Dominick
Dominick; Drexel & Co.; Folger, Nolan-W. B. Hibbs &
Co., Inc.; Goldman, Sachs fiz Co.; Harriman
Ripley & Co.;
1,600,052,000
1,601,349,000
bonds
antie'n
Tax
1,600.Q52,C00
bills '
Treas.
Depositary
Total
$636,448,990 of which $618,493,786 represented funds for
new capital purposes and the remainder, 817,955,204 was
raised to refund outstanding obligations.
W.
duPor.t
&
ley & Co.;; Rbbeft W. Baird & Co., Inc.; Blyth
1,600,425,000
1.600.755,000
bills
9
Feb
91-day
Feb
due
I.
tures due Feb.
1, 1996.
Purpose, to repay advances trom
parent company and for general corporate purposes.
Price,
102.2654.
and accrued interest.
Offered
notes
2
due Feb. 1, 19'76 and the Kaiser
Chemical Corp., 33/4% first mortgage bonds,
Aluminum &
Francis
Goodbody
Chas.
Wil¬
Baxter,
&
Feb
23
debentures
Corp.';
loans
accrued
&
Feb
fund
Co.;
Inc.;
bonds,
bank
and
Central
Jan.
The remaining two offerings aggregating $20,000,000, included the Beaunit Mills, Inc.: 20-vear 4%% sink¬
ing
&
mortgage
repay
100.959%
interest.
construction.
Bros.
ruary.
for
White,
1957-1966,
1,
G:
M.
125.000,000
to
Telephone Co. of California 3%%
Kansas
A.
1,600,865,000
pfd. stock of S100 par and represented by 400.000 shares:
the Southern California Edison Co. placed $30,000,000
'
Price,
Corp.;
accrued
investors,'
1,
son
Jan
U.
tional
of
•
first
Purpose,
Light Co. 31/6'first
Purpose,
new
General
body
416,000
-
3'4%
Co.
1986,
Share
Telephone
for
program,
Indebtedness
&
Corp.;
General
Feb.
New
1.
&
and
•
102.384%
Total Amount
Light
Anthony & Co.
1986.
debentures
"5.000,000
Stale Mutual Life Insurance
Co.; and Columbia National
n
1
4"
Co.
Feb.
1.600.062.000
of the United States Rubber Co. was also floated in Feb¬
Co.
notes
due
Placed privately through
'
'
construction.
Power
1,
and
1.600.601,000
$22,500,000 33/4%
&
promissory
Offeree;! by Union Securities
Tucker,
Dallas
&
FUNDS
Type of
Dated
&
Feb.
hew
;
.
& Co.; J. C. Bradford
Fairman, Harris & Co.,
Boston
$7,080,000
USE
with
Insurance
due
100.6814
4
"Chronicle."
1.600,478.000
000,000 3 V\ % 40-year debentures due Feb. 1, 1996 of the
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co.; an emission totaling
income
UTILITIES
privately
Power
interest.
Feb.
sold at par and
1.600,601,000
ferred
certifi¬
Corp.
Life
dianapolis Bond
.
of Series
bills
of 4.24% cumulative pre¬
was followed by the $25,-
5 % %
PUBLIC
G,
lor
and
of Treasury notes
bills
shares
stock of 825 par; this
Central
Co.;
•
Treas.
1,200.000
trust
City
Home
liams
2637,
page
Treas.
of
equipment
new
Purpose, refunding.
$200 000.
to
data on Savings
"Chronicle."
91-day
up
3%
RR.
Life Insurance Co.
.4
$10,000,000
For
91-day
made
•
sc-riea
annually
for
RR.
Boston
Placed
CoM
4
yields of Series J add K will be
Annual purchase limit> of Series J and
5
cumulative convertible
Co.,
&
Sewerage Co. 4%. first mortgage bonds due
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for new construc¬
1980,
Intermediated
12
4.50%
1966c
series
Jan
of
1,
First
1
purchase of $20,000.
j'an
similar amount
Free¬
Co.;
&
Pollock
E.
...
clue
Central
The
i
Series'H,
was
February
in
placed
Pressprich
equipment trust certificates,
Nashville
O,
Maine
"$800,000 Atlantic
by Lowenstein (M.) & Sons,
Inc.; the Tennessee Gas Transmission Co. also placed a
also
W.
$38,775,000
value.
annual
on
higher than, those of F and G.
>
3%
Purpose,
Also the yield is higher in each inter¬
annual purchases has been doubled
current
$50), totaling 840,000.000: a like amount of 438% 25-year
convertible subordinate debentures, due Feb.
&
Feb.
,
2.504
c
cer-
1970,
1,
to maturity.
Offered by Salomon Bros.
Drexel & Co.;
Union
Securities Corp.;
and
series
on
maturity
stock placement by the same company of 800,000
shares of 434% cumulative preferred stock, series A (par
Interest
yeaf.
limit
replaced Series F, aac! G Bonds, respectively,
as .of May. 1, 1952.
Series J and K yield a return of 2.76% when held
to
maturity, instead of the former rate Of 2.53','« for F Bonds and
j
trust
Nov.
according
Louisville
and
notes
* of
substantial proportions
1956 of which the Reynolds
Metal Co. took first place with its $60,000,000 offering
of 4y4% first mortgage bonds, series B, clue in 1981. Next
There
,
floated
H
SERIES
-
dollar volume.
Hutzldr;
'
,
with the February, 1955 total of 8178,463,284, made
pares
to
S10.000
Series
In the prior month, that is Jan¬
R.
Co. Inc.; and McMuster, Hutchinson
.
;
*
Over-all interest rate raised from
available
beginning June 1, 1952, bearing 34 interest, compounded semi-annually,
when held to maturity,?
Issued at par, Series H will mature in 9 years
and 8 months, with interest paid
by check semi-annually. Redeemable
at par any time after 6 months from issue dat£, on one month's notice.
total of 31
a
months.
one
Individual
year'.
SERIES
the
inc.;
Co., Inc.; Wm.
Hutchinson
Co..
RR.
to
achieved
mediate
issues found their way through the
private route and aggregated $296,649,571, or 58.67% of
that month's grand total.
The current figure also com¬
uary,
E—Beginning May 1, 1952.
1956
,
413,999,266,597
bank
which
equipment
l,
equipment.
Price,
to yield
according to maturity,
Offered
%
from March 15, 1957-1971.
equipment.
Price,
to yield
from 2.804
to 3.057
according to maturity. Offered by
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.; Dick & Merle-Smith; R. W.
Pressprich & Co.; L. F. Rothschild & Co.; Freeman & Co.;
Gregory & Sons; The Illinois Co. Inc.; Wm. E. Pollock to
6,949,155,005
_T___
*.
a
of
10 years to 9 years, 8
six months instead of
,
to
3%,
cates,
to 3'}■' compounded semi-annually when held to maturity: Higher
by shortening the maturity of the Series E Bond from
rate
Private offerings in February of 1956 were 34 in num¬
up
Central
3:!i%
Ry.
new
Illinois
The
McMuster
Strou,d & Co., Inc.
"1.300.000
SERIES
volume.
added
Co.;
Illinois
a
100
2,610,000
______
months
separate series,
$11,452,500, or 2.04%; investment trusts, etc., $2,758,082,'
or 0.49%; and finally, land, buildings, etc., in the amount
of
$447,300 or 0.08% of the month's over-all dollar
and
and
&
a
certifieslei
trust
42, due semi-annually from Sept. I, 1956 to March 1, 1971.
Purpose, for new equipment.
Price, to yield from 2.70%
our
ber
&
Inc.,
"2.271
equipment
from Nov.
for
to 3.80%,
Halsey,, Stuart & Co.
1,600,755,000
February..
"Average
Taking up the various categories given each month in
five-year table on another page of this issue, we
find that other industrial and manufacturing issues in
February, last, exceeded all other groups in dollar
volume by totaling $219,760,495, or 39.16%.
Public util¬
ities, which customarily lead the list: was next in order,
aggregating $218,799,167, or 38.98%; followed by rail¬
roads in the amount of $39,972,880, of 7.12%; iron, steel,
coal, copper, etc., $23,806,298, or 4.24%; ruooer, $22,500,000, or 4.01%; miscellaneous, $21,757,280. or 3.88%; oil,
Western
Purpose,
3%
from
1,600,425,000
2 yrs.
two
3%
Ry.
maturity. Offered by Salomon.Bros. & HntzCo.; Union Securities Corp.;"and Stroud &
North
&
inclusive.,
"2.402
.'12 yrs.
Co.
&
Co.; Shearson,
&
inclusive.
Total
Ohio
&
tificates, due annually
,
'
&
4U%
Inc.;
from
yield
Stuart
„
Chicago
>
99.393
9%-12yrs.
'
to
Halsev,
annually Feb. 20, 1957 to 1971, inclusive. Purpose, for
equipment.
Price,
to
yield 'from 2.854
to
3.10%
according to
'
Feb 1-29 Feb
while
to
i
2,347,110,000
Feb 1-29
of
month's
that
of
91-days
Feb
volume,
and totaled
comprised 10 issues
that month's aggregate dollar
volume. A check of the figures for February, 1955, shows
that
64
common
stock
issues
totaled
$81,521,867
or
3.15%
or
2
to
dollar
month's
Feb
Feb
common
26
Price,
by
Co.; Freeman & Co.; Ira Haupt & Co.; Wit. E.
&
Co., Inc.;' McMaster Hutchinson <fc Co.; MulWells <fc Co.; and F. s. Yantis & Co. Inc.
ler; Drexel
Co., Inc.
7,050,111,592
Jan
preferred stocks
$15,916,875
due
new
21.40%, of the month's gross
or
Offered
'
12 yrs.
Feb
dollar
laney,
"2.489
.Jan
Jan
}■ Common stock issues during February of the current
year
equipment.
new
14,800,000 Chesapeake
Jan
5
Jan
$10o,-
for
Pressprich & Co.; Baxter, Williams
%
26
Jan
24.53% of the grand total for February of 1955.
or
through The First Boston Corp.
RR.
4Var/r equipment trust certificates,
annually March 1, 1957 to 1971, inclusive.
due
maturities.
W.
Pollock
Dec
very
Purpose,
Hammill &
Yield
Price
•% s
•'
all
on
R.
1D5G
Amount
Accepted
I,
Purpose,
;.'V'
;
DURING
Amount
Due
(Issues Maturing
Years)
444first mortgage bonds, series
refunding.
Placed privately
RR.
1976:
1,
Maine
&
series
y
FINANCING
Applied for
:
Dated
Five
institutional investors
17,230,000 Boston
^ r
TREASURY
STATES
Notes
and
Than
Aroostook
Feb.
due
with
Savings Bonds
Jan 1-31
foregoing
4
to
during February,
last,
aggregated
36.59% of the gross dollar volume for the
or
The
Bangor &
;
Jan 1-31
month.
Later
j
RAILROAD
operations to the sale of Treasury Bills,
offerings
$205,350,002,
Long-Term Bonds
4%
"$8,000,000
Treasury Financing in February
and
of
Capital Flotations
During February, 1956
public improvement bonds.
-
0.25%
Details of New
one
monwealth
1956
with
limited
was
"
.
$3,000,000
of
placement during the month
February,
Long-term bond and note financing in February, last
stood at $354,504,000, or 63.16%.
Of this amount $327,494,950 or 58.35% constituted new capital and $27,009,050,
or
the
hoard
School
bonds, due Feb. 1, 1957 to 1986, inclusive.
$132,332,455.
$533,028,072, or 94.97%, contrasted
5.03%, for refunding issues.
or
estant
the
ago,
last, being
ruary
the month of February, 1956 reached a sum of $561,254,002 or moderately higher than the January figure of
1.0 ,0
Total
Total $293,75410 8,2.09
137,986
41.576 "O300. 1L45~0 293,416 876,1592 municpaltes.
J
963.40
Refundi g 74,8 0
-—1952
$
75,81.40 I I I I 75.~8ao6 7,938,205 159,36 05
Capital 21S,86.10 1.0 ,0 7.91,409 137,9867
New
$
531,20 4417^002] 92,01 340
Capitl
$
New
Total
$
1.645,0
506, 3460 41.602,470 91,37035
716,958
Refundi g 15.372 39
Capitl 245,176.4 50.0 24.169,38 4,78.69
314.62 78 32.0, 397,42807 13,25.0 758,092 5
875, 0
32.8950 23.684 U 78,5 867
2,763.0
428,91.547 12.30 32.76542 864,32089
Refundi g 41.70, 0 2.50.285 438,90
4.639,185 79, 0 10,78640 135, 7825
S
-195
Capit l
3
Now
Total
$
875. 0
281.39,50 21,84.395 78,319 67
2,763,0
384,2 .36
35,410 1.40.0 120, 5428 85,24.57
1.089.0
FCORPEIGNAT,
Capitl
New
561,24.0
3,0 .6
19.750~6 63,48.90 9,50.0
1,329.5
19,0 0
1,9780
-I9SG Refundi g 27,0 9 50
28, 5.930 90.5 0 17,95 204 136,21 34
$
$
32.40 312,567902 729,10264
326.405,9 1.40 0 120, 6.428 84.026,94
1.089.0
53,028.7
3,0 ,0 29,70. 0 618.493786 9.50 0
SOUM AFRY
DCoipmatrnvsfdce,
1,937285 botayined
OFFEBRUAY boannodtedss . stock stock boannodtdess stock stock boanndotd-ess stock stock corpate
foreign- UBIntearanioknl Governmtforgeoveirgnmn Gaaonvcdiets._•M&unicpal—St.es,,SPotsaeeisn toal fdiinfgnuculoordetsse
MONTH
DaCorp te- omestic-— Long-term Short-em Prefred Com on Candian- Long-term Short-em Prefred Com on Long-term Short-em Prefred Com on
Other
Total
{Candian Other Loan
Farm
Grand
United
S
613, 05
•These
ICONSSTFOGURRNPEOAHUIFWPEAEIRD
$
New
$
1006.500! 5,0 ,03
Refundi g 24/70. 0
S
-195
Capit l
3
New
6,375.0 10. ,0 1,0 0
20 .0 1.896,589
50 ,0
245,176
$
36.791,45 1,406. 0 19,50.3 63.702 109,46
2— 95,0
80,~150GO 281,3950
38.75,0 18.04 0 20. 0 140.789 0 6,50, 0 2,50. 0 7.850. 0
173,2 4 30 .0 0 9, 53, 0
Refundi g 9,30.0 1,290. 0
16.4905
875, 0
2,50. 0 70,8500! 327,49 50
New
438.90
2,93,185
27,0 285 15.0 0
36.70 25 10, 4.308 7.51.97 2.50.0 649. 84 18.91 45 26,57213
1.40 , 0 1. 97.8 0 10.759167 3.806.298 7.51,495 4,902.50 4 7,30 2,758,0 2 13.907,280
1. 97.8 0
1,40 . 0
*15,372 39
~
2.950
875, 0
1.40 , 0
\'362491,,3.077?1S5
68.94,017 2,750 23.1*605 1,406.0 26.4503 10.63,702 1.09,46 173,24 30 ,0 28,679. 1
314,6278
~
2,50 ,285
27,09 50
$
7,8 2,739
~~
354,0.
Capit l 29,475.0 16,750. 20. ,0 124,369.50 6,50. 0
CAHARNTDE
"
39,20.31 10. 4,30 7,51.97 2.50.0 649, 84 27<?50 18.91,45 27,01.73 105,26 47 146.5,810 15,04.38 770.815.97 17,350. 51.34 84 297. 50 18,91.45 109.6073 "428,91547
875, 0
2.0 .0 41,70 0
15.0 0
81750, 5,0 .0 48,30 0 14,850 50,69450
$
-1956
3.150 319,56 49 25,72.05 19.061 2 3.024.930 410. 0 20.0 140,67294
134,650
50 ,0
875, 0
41,576
75,8140
3,523.640 25,19845
36,791.45 1,406,0 19,50.3 6 3.702 109.46 173.2 4 30 .0 9.53,0 68,94 017 30,250 23.14 695 1.406,0 26.45,03 10.63702 1.09.46 173,2 4 30 ,0 3G.52 0
50 ,0
1
Total
17,0 .0 2,913,05 1.72.90
7,50 , 0
18,726 1
63.0 0 14.850, 50.694,50 295,0 82,150 32,8950
20 ,0 0
68. 0 6.0 .0
410. 0 20 .0
135,27810 ^>0.150. 0 32,40254 25,7205 120.78412 3.024.930 14,96.58 6 ,47810
7.8 2,739 15,372 39
Capitl 2,750 18b,3502
Total
50 ,0 0
963,40
613, 05
94.31694 3.72.05 32.14012 2,34,930
30,250 18u.3o02 6,375.0 10. 0 1.0 .0 26,59.0 260,54920
Refundi g 7,50.0
20 .0 1,896,589
94.30254 3.72,05 32.14,012 2,34.930
3,523.640 24,56 40
S
-1954
TSFGtfDJBfamRoIetenr{hvuaStancdotoilrcgnpphesmumdlriaskideyls.f. MOFHEYBINRVUAS
FGLAFMOTIMFNUOVEYEARBHCNIRMDVPUAGLT,S
$
218,60
1,72,90
963,40
42.7 ,136 1.40S.40 96,42 0 59 ,850 ir9123~,25 2,37,25 145,8 276 29.35 0 98.17,36 1.408.40 1,09,10 209746.0 9.7 ,830 130. 0 3.923,125 12,3 725 365,72436
1,0 ,0
50.1 0 27.50 21.50 0 8,650. 70 ,0 0 410, 0 142,30 531,20
Refundi g 17.0 0 2,30 , 0
Total
15.372 9 54,350 1,893,703 71,80 42
Total
1,0 ,0
70 .0 410. 0
Capit l 3.150 25.0 21.50 0 86,92710 138.76,30 506, 3460
1,027365
S
963,40
74,8 0
New
329, 7.21 86.350 39,86.510 13,25.0 829, 372
New
42,7 136 2,371,40 96,42 0 59 .850 l,~9237l25 2,37,25 146,821 76 29.35 0 98.17,36 2.371.40 1,09,10 27815.406 15.79 850 130. 0 3,923,125 12.53,725
1,0 ,0
$
2,000
260,54920 24.169,38 4,78679
S
S
-1953
641,307965 12,690 3o,2194U0 0 0
S
—1954
Total
1,29785
50 ,0 0
20 ,0 0
68, 0 6,0 ,0
$
1,0 ,0
New
25,19845 81.420, 2,180,965 108,76 810
1,645.0
Refundi g
29,35.0 5,40 I,To97Io5 180,25 0 15,20 0 130, 0 2,0 ,0 10,2950 293.754,10
'*130.0
Capit l 29.35,06 5,40 17 097^165 1 ,527 5 9.20,0 2.0 .0 10.95,0
94.10, 0 367,40.365 2,0 .0
6 .47,810
613, 05
Refundi g 24.56,40
$
It--195
and
365.724,36 300,00a 35^6 i0 285,40621
S
Total
-1952
$
19,0 0
2,438,90 4,639185
297,950
19.45,2 15.04,38 5.81597 17,350 51,34 84 18,9145 106,7213 384,2 362
102,673
4 7,30
205,30 2 39,7280 218,79.167 23,806.298 219.760495 1.452,0 2,50 0 2,758T02 21,75 280
1,2 6,8 0 10,497.80 1,309, 0
561,240
16,4905
*"v/28,5930
4 7.30
4 7,30
10,74.167 3,806,298 7.51,495 *.902.50 2,758.02 13,907280 204,13 2 29.475,0 217,490.167 23.806,298 203,41 5 1,452 0 2,50 0 2,758,02 21,75 280 53^,028 7
1,40 , 0
etc. etc. etc. etc.
FEBRUAY NBootaensd-s utiles scecoteoptall,,,manufctres oie indmauansuntfrcdtlrig bueildtncgs, Inhttvrroeausltdmsinng,,Miscelanous : BNooatnesd-s utiles sccetoeopall,,manufctres-, oi indmauansuntfrcdtlrig bueildtcn.g_s, Inhttvroerasultddmsiinnngg,,,Miscelanous utiles secctoeoptall,,r,manuf acesori.indmauansnutfrdctlrig bueildtcng.s, Inhttvrreoaustlmddsiinnngg,,,Miscelanous utiles sccetoeoptal,lr,,manuf acesori indmauasnnutfrdctlrig bueildtncgs, ;Inhttvrroeuasltdmsinnfge,,,Micelanous sceocrpuritate-
OF
MONTH
Long-Term Railroads Public Iron, Equipment Maotnords
Total
Other
Oil
Land, Rub er
Ship ing
Short-Tem Railroads Maotnords
Public Equipment
Iron,
Total
Other Land, Rub er
Oil
Ship ing
Stocks-
Railroads Public Iron, Equipment Moatnords Other
Total
Land, Rub er
Ship ing
Total-
Railroads Public Iron, Equipment Maotnodrs Other — Land, Ship ing
Oil
Total
W
Total
734.98,3 5,36.0 81,6.809 173,2 86
$
94,8 928 O0.O 0O, 21,3540 863,19630 1,20,0
Ketugidng 81,42.0 3,978~40
85,39 60
$•
-1953
Capit l
653,763 5.65.0 7,183.409 173,2 86
$
New
Total
$
974.215,40 87. 5^30 179,34596
$
Capitl
93.527408 87,~ 530 178,3291
$
New
Total
1,935,625
$
Total
Capitl
$
New
Total
$
$
1,05693247
Refundig 175.26, 5 "05,22 85 83,30
Capitl 536.71235 5.40,50 67. 0495 20,31586
$
New
$
78,91.450 5,24.aU 136.042 3 136, .073
>
'
19.0 0
75,18.370 1,78 213
-19.70 Refutidng
$
1,089.0
Capitl 712:9.08 5.j204. 130.2 3 13,8 0
'
:
1,06.8 27
32,80 2,130.49
Total
IV
OSUMFARY
$
6.810 28.750 17,50 0 135,84 0 45.70, 67, 9.50
S
59.27,461
Capitl $ 30,81.0 219, 80 17,50. 102,64.375 14,850. 60,7950 295~0C 89~45,0
1,375,0 125,0 0
95,0 29 62.81,23 14.98270 3.625,0 643,984
3,90 . 0 5.40,50
1,375 0 125.0
~
New
$
9,30.0 2,104,50
-1956 Refundi g
$
423,9.07 Satneds ACHNARDTE
536,712
57.3150 13,854. 0 20.GO uO 284.5,0 6.50 17.03 0 47.520 236,8 .0 789,0645 3.589450 1.40 0
235.0
f
Capitl 48,015. 0 16.750 20, 0 25,408 6,50 16,05.0 47.50 0 23,8 .0 713.28,0
$
75,0 0 173,2 4 30 . 0
235.0
7,50. 0 7.0 0
70,65.0 36.P9 7,0610 045.81- 81.52318 2,19 81
2,950
14.26045 47.2873
75.0 0 173.2 4 30 . 0
1
50Q
1380,957,665227
61.57 96
6,810. 318,7°,°023 80,43723 150.827, 0 49,375.03 63,419.84 950 14.26,045 146.5382
"792
3. 9,185 36,0 0 65,32 85
6,102.-0
632,250 30.9 ,0" 7.0 ,0
957.30
106.9 103 1.374 5 2."l306o 15.486,352 1.85 30 27.65,376 588.5102 20301.297 25.7 19 39.15403 17.924375 1380,242 47,50. 0 2.130. 0 15.486352 258.06 530
1.97.80 19.0 0
3,589,450 1.40 ,0
516
16.49835
83 .0C0
.2450 1.97.80 107,348.17 5,75.19
4.0 ,0 75.18,370
59.31,920 1.0 0
268,15803.,72
1.20,8674
78,15.0 136. 0 7,0610 61.37 061 81,52.318 2,19.81 30.0 173.24 30.0 69.4735 816, .49
297~950
93,405. 7 62.81,23 14,98270 3.625.0 649.84 " "2,950 14.26,045 46.389 3 36.1,82 30,81 0 314.698507 80.43723 17.60145 18.4750 61,49.34 14.2i60*5 140,3.
3.90 O0 5.40 50
'f'
Total
58.930 541.06,4 26,7 .025 249,3172 a.04590 3,8650 25,0 . 0 4,"30,41 18,4 .92
2 5,0
2,50 ,285
175,26 5
1.243,897
3,52 640 41,30.297
3.864,352
110
342,18
120.58643 1,70610 25.41,0 15.482,31
1,0 0
31.0 0 2,913 05
4,30.41 5,67569
342.18 30 ,0 173,2 4 30 ,0
120,586430 1,706.10 25.41,50 15,48231 16,49835
1,0 0
50 ,0 50 .0
•95,20 71,92 0
5.26409
3,20625 30.9 0 7.0 .0
269,1 571 89.30 9 54,197 26,7205 253,796.05 10.4 590 3,8650 25,0 . 0 441,*30^4 184.92569
2 5,0
45.076,21
295,0
250,69
613, 05
7,82739 35,87260
13,24.51
70,650 38.">6(120 5,30. 0 2,460 65.0, 1,850
Refundi g 36,0 0 62.83,0
-195
98.307,62 12.0 0 175,40. 1,06.9453 9.50.0 2.035829 byobtained
>
$
New
12.0 0 49.250, 1.039,7 9,50. 0
7,518 3
1.083 0
X
New
Capitl
87.42687 35,0 .0 84.35,0 815,342807
6,21 731
2,24316.06,89.73709 GFftorevhomadorunngimcnpaflttlecys ICSNOONRGPREUUEFAWPTI
LFOGAFCOVRERNEMPIGNTA,T,
Total
$
35,0 0 356.2 0 861, 0239
178.5 ,10 271,90. 16,3742
S
-195
Refundig 7,50,0 7.0U.U0
—1954
50 ,0 50 .0
52,94 0 634,8 721
39n
780.419 98,0 . 0 19,260 32,0 791,35.7 13.250
6,21 731
78,150 650.2 5,30,0 35.460,521 65,0 1,850
S
3,792,60 85.39,60
46,375.0 269.47, 6 183.2 ,04 1,0910 345. ,29 16.89,70 1.30, 3,92 15 41,90 325 90,4 328
4,30.41 5.67,569
21,946 5,2 .025 38.09675 3,945690
S
New
Total
1,20.0 963,40 73,4 .60 6.0 ,0
3,978,40
613. 05
3,52 640 40,68792
3,864.352
254.8,09
3,015.0
21.90471 5,2 025 38.096,75 3,945.690
Capitl 58.930, 30,2150 21,50 21,835.64 106,458.90 3,8650 25.0 0 175, .360 93,527408
169.845,0 6,03,403
35,812.60
574.2 61 1.0 .0 43,10.28 137,42 0 25,0 0
71,92 0 5.40,50 70,2 780 203.174o6
Refundig 31.0 0 2,30 0
—1953
142,6379r02801,596478735.026CiDmtpfauSonheRvcscDufdBlntaveoiln.tpemrd.k YF2EIMTONAVFSDRW8BHTUOSANHIRED
FYEM2TFNIOMAAVIWUDHOA8NRBCSR.P.DGL
$
653,7
89.30 32,51 0 21,50 215,70. 106,45890 3,8650 25,0 0 179,250 974,2150
$
46,3750 270,647 184,96 40 1,09,10 418,796. 2 2,89 70 1,86.0 3,923,125 45,693 25 94,8 928
67,18 413 20,73 04 142,570492 7,69,70 l,~9237l5 10.398 25
5,6 0
3,0 0
New
816. 49 98,0 0 19,26 0 20.145,0 79,3 140 13,250
2 5,0
Refundig 35.87260
-1054
2,56 0
Capitl 46,3750 19,7283 162,50 1,09.10 19.7820 9,20. 0 1,80 2,0 0 31,5024
6^57,0 15^23*,0 750,891.0 2,0 0
1,208674
963,40
3,792,60 81,42 0
$
41,30297 i8.o" ,o6 21,~730 7,19715
1,935,625
70,42860 6,0 ,0
67,18 413 21,69 40 145,8 492 7,69,70 1.923Tl25 10,398.25
5, 65,0
3,0 ,0
46,3750 20,983 162,50 1,09,10 270~1,40 15,20 0 1,80, 0 2,0 ,0 35,29 0 734,983 2,~5"6 0
$
Refundi g 1.20~ 60
-1952
84,~57 6 26,950 758,01 23 2,0 0
1,2438971
609.84721 1.0 .0 43,10428 137,6940 25,0 0
$
146,7250 29,0319
90,4 328 30, 0 74,60"430 634,08521 1.20,0
613, 05
Refundlg 40.687,92
-1953
Total
3
583. 3
1.80,213 10.49780 2.13,450
35,8127.10,67584698*20
87,426
1.06,827
59,31 920 1.0 0 583~ 3 4.0 ,0 7,518. 3
"
107,829.17 5,7.19 ; 1C6.9013 317.3574 .95730 L546. 7 15.486352 21.85,30 270,85163 48.015 0 28.1657 25.7 19 3 .84Q13 3177.9254 17.243C0 47.5Q0 1,546. 7 15.486352 .2540683, 98,3679
5.24 50
-V—
-
New
F2EEND8B. boannontedsd—s. stock-: stock bonanodtd*s stock stock foreign- bonaontnedsds-. stock stock corpateBIntearanioklGov forgoevernmi.gt—nGaavcnieds,&•Munictpal—.St,es,PSosteaiens fIdfuningcludoorseets F2EEND8B. NBoteoasn—ds utiles ectcoc.po—a-l,, manufctres oi— inmdaaunusnftcrtdril bueildtn„c—gs, httoreraludtsicnngg,,,Miscelan.—ous BNoaontdes utiles ecoctpo.arl,, manufctes ori inmdaanuufcsnttrirdg-l bueiltdcn.gs, —. htotreraludticsn.gg,,,Miscelan—ous — utiles eccotpoarl,, manufces—_ ori- inmadanuufcnstrtirgd-l beuildtncgs,i htortearludtcisn.g,,Miscelanous utiles ecotcpo._ar,l, manuftr acesori imnanadufucntsritgrd—.l beuildtcngs, :——httoreraludtcisnn.gg,,,;Miscelanous seccourrpitate
toal
MONTHS Uomt-sir— Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on Candi - Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on
Corpate—
Candian Loan United
Grand
Total
2
Other
11
5
Other Farm
•These
MONTHS Long-Term
2
Railroads Public Irsoten,l, Equipment Maotnords Other
Oil
Land, Rub er
Ship ing Investmn
Total
Short-Tem Railrods Public ste l, Equipment Maotnrds
Iron,
Other Land, Rub er
Oil
Ship ing Investmn
Total
Stocks-
Railrods Public Isroten,l, Equipment Maotnrds Other
Oil
Land, Rub er
Ship ng Investmn
Total
Total-
Railrods ste l, Enuipment and
Public Iron, Motors Other Land,
Oil
Ship ing Investmn
Total
G
The Commercial and
(2734)
Goodbody
(Continued from page 3)
«
Marks
M
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Pancoast;
Ac
Merrill
Co.;
&
Milwaukee
Tiie
Jones
G.
C.
Haas
"3,000,000
Townsend,
Ac
Co.,
Ac
Co.;
Krensky
Ac
Co.,
M.
Ac
Ac
Co.
(Inc.);
Scott,
Horner
&c
Elworthy &
Inc.;
Wheat
Dabney Ac Tyson; and J. C.
Glasscock
secured,
working
(C.
G.)-Tidelands
due
notes
1963.
capital.
Co.'
Oil
for
Purpose,
Placed
4:,43-
Webber,
Co.;
Hopwood; Rauscher,
Mosle &
Co.;
Ac
Shields
Ac
Pierce
Securities
Weld
Co.:
Ac
H.
G.
Walker
Springfield
•
&
Ac
110,000,000 Texas
$52.50
Henry
F.
1980.
1,
101.93'J
Swift
of
3V*3
and
accrued
Co.;
Fay;
interest
Placed
to
L'phain
Purpose,
Placed
first
with
July
Corp.
Johnson
Ac
4'23
first
due
*$350,000
15. 1995.
due
Upiiam
Inc.
repay
Purpose,
Placed
STEEL,
COAL,
Aluminum
1976.
COPPER.
Chemical
&
Purpose,
Business
1967.
1976.
Gas Co.
to
ETC.
*400,000
3»,3
Corp.
first
institutional investors
with
and
.
Dean
Witter Ac
Factors
Connecticut
Feb.
due
to
through The First Boston Corp.
1,000,000
Group,
for
Mutual
Life
instiiutional
Kidder,
"1,089.000
refunding
($9,079,350).
investors
through
1
fund
4'.4 3-,"■sinking
Purpose,
loans
bank
repay
Pioneer
Credit
Audi
Ritter
Inc.
F.
4'/23-
of
Co.
Insurance
Finance
notes
due
Feb.
subordinated
New
Purpose,
for
1,
299,792
Dover
($10,920,650)
and
privately, with
Weld Ac Co., and
White,
(Peru)
construction
5'/
of
debentures
cement
due
1966.
Placed
plant.
with
*3,000,000
Hudson
Pulp &
inclusive.
1969,
Placed
Society
40,000.000
Standard
of
Placed
York.
United
debentures
est.
Ac
etc.
Soils,
Feb.
due
and
for
1,
Price,
1981.
Stearns
Ac
Co.;
Ac
Co.;
A.
Bnteman,
Hurry,
Co.:
Ac
Co.:
Becker
G.
Inc.;
Alex.
Co.
Ac
of
Co.;
First
of
inter¬
accrued
Ac
Collings
C.
Harris
Ac
Sherrerd:
Ac
Co.,
Ac
Inc.;
17,750,000
,
Co.;
E.
I
F.
Hufton
Ac
•
Co.
Inc.;
Lemon
A
Co.;
Kidder.
Peabodv
Hornblower
Co
&
K'hn,
:
Weeks;
Ac
Lo"b
Co.;
Ac
Ladcnbttrg,
Law
Ac
Corp.;
A-
Thalmann Ac Co.; W. C. Langley Ac Co.; A. M.
Co., Inc.; Lazard Freres Ac Co.; Lee Higginson
Lehman Brothers; Loewi Ac Co.; Irving Lundborg
Co.;
McCormick
Co.;
&
McCourtney-Breckenridge
'
•
Co.;
J
r
Co.,
Inc.;
R.
W.
Pressm-ich
C-.-
Ac
Ouail
Co.-
»*.
Stein
ties
Smith, Barney &
Bros.
Ac
Corp.; Stroud
Corn.; Van
Wertheim
Co.;
Ac
Dean
Yarnall.
*6,590.000
'60,000,000
T.
Maid
Reynolds
vately
C.
Ac
Webster
Ac
&
Co.;
Wheat.
Co.;
At
Fyerson
Co.
4hi 3
&
and
H.
Co.;
1971,
Haynes,
Purpose,
corporate
purposes.
10,
Sc«tt
Life
(O.
M.)
Walker
^
1
series B-56, due
through
Co.,
Ac
Ac
Dillon,
Read
15.
4V23'
lateral
trust
& Co.
>
,
J..
ity.
with
100,000
Radio
Southwest
and
A.
Teleregister Com. 53
working capital, etc.
Life
Insurance Co. of
300,000 Texas
Glass
bonds
due
loans,
to
bona
Fiber
Feb.
etc..
1,
and
fide
securities
first
1,
1975.
Inc.
stock.
•
to
(jo.
63
convertible
inclusive.
Purpose,
1003
collateral
63
and
Ac
S.
trust
15-year
purimse,
working' caoital.
residents
of
Texas
dealers.
Thermo
Contrr^
PurP0,ie.
,
.
vately
Co.
for
through Kidrler,
1
Banks
2.953
and
($90,050,000)
and
at
March
bonds,
Clark
Ac
Banks
1, ,1956
Price,
,
for
by
3,
Inc.;
Preferred
"new
John
Price,
at
through
1.903
Inc.;
due
par."
stocks
Rand
School
for
1,
Ac
June
1,
1956.
by
John
nated
etc.,
and
H.
debentures due Feb.
ana
for
accrued
M.
expansion
interest.
Byllesby
Ac
Co.
1.
and
53
convertible
(Inc.);
bv
Clayton
Blair
Ac
of
of
a
no
Bangor
(par
by
and
Jan.
2343.
1,
1956
for
public
and
E.
Pollock
&
Co.,
to
Securities
Corp.;
Inc.;
Co.;
J
retire
to
$25.55
Corp.;
American
Robert
W.
per
Dean
Securi¬
&
Baird
Ac
Bar"h ft
A.
Co.;
F."
Hutton
G.
Co.;
Ac
&
W.
of
Co.
Inc.,;
construction,^
Bros.
Ac
etc.
Hutzler;
Interprovincial
(U.
3'/a3
S.
Dawson,
Ltee.
par
value
are
Ac
Scranton
all
and
classes
of
S.
weather
&
serial
The
Boston
City
(par $6.50).
shares
of
common
per share.
75,000
Co.
Underwritten
new
shares
of
common
construction.
by Union
Hansen
&
Co.,
and
subscribed.
150,000
Bethel
&
shares
*2,000,000
Yarnall,-Biddle
Ac
Co.
California
mon
stock
Price,
Baikie
$19
&
Water
&
Co.
(par
80.000
shares
$25). -:Puroose,
of
per
share.
Alcantara;
Co.
150.000
shares
of
Ac
(par
Co.:
&
$25),
Co.
Ac
Frank,
Co.;
Stone
J.
S.
&
Weeks;
Inc.;
4.403
to
at
and
Ac
Inc.;
Brown
Ac
Ac
Robertson
Co.
A.
Bocttchcr
Goldman,
Hemphill,
repay
par
Read
Co.
&
Dewar,
Inc.;
of
Purpose,
Price,
Dillon,
Blair
Sons;
Oversubscribed.
shares
Inc.;- Alex.
(Inc.);
Co.,
&
by
Co.,
Co.,
C.
Co.;
Sons;
Ac
Pan-
Sachs
&
Co.;
Noyes
Ac
Co.;
Kidder,
Webber, Jackson
Rauscher, Pierce
&
Co.;
&
ties
40,000,000
~
-
L.
Barney
Corp.;
cumul.
G.
H.
Gas
Ac
Curtis;
Ac
Co.,
Stone
Spencer
Walker
&
at'par
and
second
Co.;
Securities
Bacon,
&
Corp.;
&
Inc.;
Sons;
Co.;
Ac
Bosworth,
Clark,
Clarke
C.
Co.;
Hart
Corp.;
Sullivan
bkaggs
Bodine;
coast:
Coffin
Dittmar
Eastman,
5.
Ac
Co.;
Dickson
Ac
Co.;
Dillon
brook
&
First
Co.;
E.
&
Co.,
the.;
W.
&
A.
G.
Ac
Lovett
American
Bache
Baird
Co.;
Price,
Stone
Co.;
Ac
Co.;
Co.,
Inc.;
Becker Ac
Inc.; Alex. Brown Ac
Central
Republic
Co.
Clark
Ac
Co.;
Richard
Inc.; C. C. Collings Ac
Co.; J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.;
Co.;
Inc.;
Ac Townsend,
Crouter Ac
Dewar, Robertson & Pan-
Dil'on,
Read
Ac
Co.
Inc.;
Dominick
&
Co.;
The First
Southwest
Ac
Dominick; Drexel Ac Co.;
Equitable Securities Corp.; Esta¬
Boston Corp.! First California Co.,
Co.;
Fridley,
com¬
•
Represents issues placed privately,
t Indicates issues sold competitively,
special
Co.,
by
Ac
Burr,
Ac
DeHaven
Ac
Co.,
Corp.;
Co.;
Dempsey-Tegeler Ac
R.
Ac
&
Co.
4.503
(par $100). Pur¬
Parkin;
W.
Eichler
Co., Inc.; Crowell. Weedon
Davis,
Ac
Robert
Ac
of
construction.
Weld
Ac
Co.;
Corp.;
Securi¬
Weld
shares
Unaerwritten
Allyn
Securities
Dodge Ac
new
&
Union
White,
stock
White,
Bateman,
Carolina
(inc.);
A.
Austin,
Whipple
Barth
t Indicates
and
Shields
Securities
Co.;
110 ^9
Corp.;
Co.;
Ac
preferred
dividends.
accrued
Co.*
Webster
Transn*!«s3"
Securities
Aberci'ombie
con¬
Ac
Ac
Trask
to repay bank loans 8nd for
pose,
$1.24
Piper, Jaffray Ac HopInc.; Riter & Co.; Rotan,
Rothschild
Co.;
Inc.;
convertible
Webster
W.
F.
Ac
Co.,
Tennessee
J.
Purpose, for construction program.
Underwritten by Blyth Ac Co.. Inc.;
J. Barth Ac Co.; Bateman, Eichler
i.
Stern,
Co.
&
120.000
construction.
Ac
Garrett
Ripley
Smith,
Over¬
for
Dillon
Ac
Co.
Underwritten
Republic
Robert
York
stock
new
Sullivan
Inc.;
Telephone
(par $12.50
for
Inc.;. Blyth
Stroud
program.
Placed privately with New York Life
Insurance Co.; Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New
York;
Investors Mutual,. Inc., and Modern Woodmen of America.
2,850,000
Co;,
and
wood;
Mt.
stock
Ac
Paine.
Aetna
Telephone &
Telegraph Co. 3.000
53
cumulative preferred stock
(par $50).
Pur¬
improvements and additions to property.
Price,
$52 per share
and
accrued
dividends.
Underwritten by,
Blair Ac Co.
Incorporated.
Telephone
Co.;
Y"unTbert:
Service
Mosle
of
&
Co.;
dividends.
Central
Co.
preferred
&
Meverson
Peabody Ac
Co.;. W.
C.
Langley Ac Co.; Lazard Freres & Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.;
Carl -M. Loeb, Rhoades &
Co.; Laurence M. Marks & Co.;
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce,, Fenner Ac Beane; The Milwaukee
Co.; Mitchum; Jones & Templeton; Pacific Northwest
Co.;
'
Water
&
Public
and
Hornblower
for
California
Brothers
Eubanks,
rv.«n ;
preferred
loans
Harriman
s'ock
Barney Ac Co.; A. C. Allyn Ac Co., Inc.; Bioren & Co.; Blair
& Co.
Inc.; Boenning Ac Co.; Brooke Ac Co.; Butcher A£
Sherrerd; Eastman, Dillon Ac Co.; Clement A. Evans &
Co.,
Inc.;
Goldman,
Sachs
&
Co.;
Granbery,
Marache
& Co.;
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.; Hemphill. Noyes Ac
Co.; Henry Herrman & Co.; Hornblower &
Week's; Johnston,
Lemon
Ac
Co.;
Loewi Ac Co.;
Mason-Hagan.
Inc.;
Mead,
Miller
&
Co.;
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner &
Beane; The Milwaukee Co.;
Newburger & Co.; The.Ohio
Company; Rambo, Close Ac Kerner. Inc.; Reynolds Ac Co.,
Inc.; Stroud Ac Co., Inc.; Supiee. Yeatman &
Co., Inc.;
Trask
Stern
Stewart,
Securities
Southwestern
coast;
Smith,
Corp.;
C. Shaughnessy Ac Co.; Shear& Co.;
Shuman, Agnew <fe
Scribner; Smith, Barney Ac Co.;
William R. Stagts Ac Co.; Stark¬
Shields
Noel & Co.;
Wagense ler Ac Durst,
Inc.; G. H.
& Co.; Walston & Co.,
Inc.; Watling, Lerchen Ac
Weeden Ac Co., Inc.; C. N. White & Co.; White, Weld
Co.; J.
R.
Williston
&
Co.;
Wood, Struthers & Co.;
stock
Price, $28.12V2
Securities
Gardner;
Co.; Stroud Ac Co., Inc.; Sutrov& Co.; Henry F.
Co.; Spcxic-r ixmu cc
iuuxer
00
Company;
Anthony
Ac
Co.;
Union
Securities
Corp.;
Van
accrued
are
UTILITIES
Electric
Ac
Refsnes,
Ac
Bosworth.
29,761
Paine.
Pflueger
-
Co
Frank
Co.;
Co.;
Fox;
Ac
bank
Corp.
Purpose, for
Ac
&
Webster
Ac
Purpose,
First
Co.;
&
Inc.;' Eastman,
RR.
&
Co.;
Corp.;
Co.;
prices.)
Aroostook
Northwest
Pasadena
Walker
pre¬
stock
Lynch;
Morgan
Ac
Co.;
Moseley ft Co.; Newhard,
Ac C." :Ac
Reinholdt
McAndrew
Bsane; Revel
Mitchum, Jones Ac
Alstyne,
'
'
privately
common
Ac
Pacific
Curtis,
Deane &
Smithers Ac Co.;
Meyer
and
while
Levy
Fenner Ac
Co.;
S.
Press*->,-i"h
Ac
Hammill
F,
H.
Hannaiord
par.
Ac
F.
Co.;
.Singer,
Wulff.
at
Hogle
Co.;
Frank
Laird,
Bissell
&
Co.;
Mason Brother*;
Pierce,
Leonard
Co.;
Ohio
Co.;
Co.;
<
taken
Ac
Lawson,
Milwaukee
&
The
R. W.
cumulative
value
par
Loeb
Co.;
Ac
Ljnch,
Moore,
Jackson
Beck
A.
Hornblower
Kirkpatrmk-Pettis.
Kuhn^
The
Stanley
W.
currency).
Placed
Co.;
Ac
Merrill
Co.;
&
J.
& Williams;
Corp.; Lehman Brothers; Lester, Ryons Ac
Loeb+ Rhoades & Co.; Irving .Lundborg.•&
Co.;
&
Tucker,
Montreal
Ac
Langley
Ca.il -M.
Strauss
inclusive.
Hilliard & Son;
Hope & Co., Inc.;
Laurence M. Marks Ac Co.;
son,
;
1
Greater
B.
S.
&
Company; The Illinois Co., Inc.;
Miller; Kaiser Ac Co.; Kerr & Bell;
Co.;
C.
J.
£.
Reynolds Ac Co.,
Inc.;
Riter
&
Co.;
Tne
Rooinsen-numpnre/
Co.,
Inc.;
Rotan,-Mosle and Co.; Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc.; Schwabacher & Co.; Chas.
refunding.
Price, ' $40.25 per
share.
by company for subscription by common stock¬
Unsubscribed
portion (465 shares)
underwritten
Atlantic
*
Ac
J.
Fay;
Peabody
Fly.
Fahey,
Co.;
First of Michigan Corp.; Fir?>t
Friedman; Fulton, Reid Ac
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Good-
H.
Co.;
Hutton
Cosgrove
Higginson
Co.;
Corp.;
Ac
Co.;
F.
Baerwald;
matur-
Inc.;
Cruttenden &
E.
&
Hooker Ac
Webber,
due
improvements.
according
,
Co.-
Ac
PUBLIC
$2,109,375
subordi¬
Inc.-
Stearns
Maxfield
Morgan
GOVERNMENT
new
stated
$1).
Offered
...
Texas
Co.
Co.,
Price.
Granbery,
Marache &
Co.; Hannaford Ac
P. Harper Ac Son Ac Co.; Harriman
Ripley Ac
Hayden.. Stone & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes Ac Co.;
Richards
Ac
bank
1971. Purpo e, to
repay notes
working capital.
Price
1003
Underwritten
Purpose,
Boston
Co.;
Co.;
Co.;
r. -.
.
$1,197,880
4
Producing Co.
$25).
First
&
Co.
Wm.
Weeks; E.
Lee
RAILROADS
OIL
Gas
The
pre-
construction,
1,200,000 shares of 4.243
(par
Allyn
Bear,
Cook
43
2.753
Co.;
Board
Salomon
cumulative
States
by
C.
Forgan
Knowlton
struction
Coastal
Ac
Kidder,
Knox,
consolidated
Offered
Purpose,
1957 to 198j,
computed at their offering
for
323
promissory note due Jan.
work.ng capital, etc.
Placed
pri¬
Peabociy Ac Co
new
construction.
Whipple &
Burge Ac Kraus:
Co.;
Inc.;
Jones,
money"
T.
'
dated
to
Wm.
MacArtnur
and
Offered
par.
various
Co.
stock
new
Cleveland
Glore,
Meeds;
2.753
and
at
of)
B.
Co.; Gregory & Sons-
and Ciedit
stocks
ferred
40,789,000
.>-,500,000
First
Swift
Spencer
of
for
Co.
special
Co.;
&
1956.
3,000,000
debenture
repayment
Edison
Bacon.
Co.;
Hill
consolidated
Dec.
STOCKS
expansion
interest.
convertible
for
Insurance
5'/23
Co.;
Talbot;
Possessions
series
from
Co.;
Purpose,
privately
Purpose,
Purpose,
of
•
construc¬
new
Brown &
Sons; Brush, Slocumb & Co. Inc.; Quincy
Associates;1 Central Republic Co. (Inc.); Clark, Dodge
Coffin & Burr, Inci; Julien Collins Ac Co.; Courts
body
by
bonds due Feb.
accrued
bonds.
Allstate
shares
'
:v
cumulative
Co.;
Co.;
3--.' 3
■
Credit
money.
due
Ottered
par.
States
Burr
&
Protestant
debentures;
for
A.
Bill,
&
Southwest
J. P. Morgan Ac Co. Incorporated; The
Corp.;
Drexel ,&
Co.;
Salomon
Bros.
Ac
Hutzler;
White,
Weld
Ac
Co.;
Banco
de
Ponce;
F.
S.
Moseley & Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Equi¬
table
Securities Corp.;
Dean
Witter
&
Co.;
Hemphill,
Noyes
Ac
Co.;
Hornblower
&
Weeks;
Estabrook
Ac
Co.;
pose,
U.
Credit
ln56
CANADIAN
"$3,000,000
privately with The Mutual
York through Allen Ac Co.
New
Co.
to
Up
'
Placed
lmr^
Maturing
4V43:
Inc.
(Commonwealth
yield
Kenower,
mortgage and col¬
Pm-Dose, for'aoPlaced
with
stock¬
'
for
$16
Crowell, Weedon & Co.; Henry Dahlberg & Co.;
&
Co.; Davis, Skaggs & Co.; Dempsey-Tegeler
Drexel & Co.; Francis I. du Pont & Co.;
Eastman,
Dillon Ac Co.; Elworthy Ac
Co.; Equitable Securities Corp.;
Estabrook Ac Co.; Fewel Ac Co.; First California
Co., Inc.;
Boston
Walker
Langord„ Inc. and Southern
Corp. to bona fide residents of Arkansas.
Securities
*1,000.00C
1957-1965.
Ac
Ac
MANUFACTURING
1957 to 1976, inclusive.
Coffin
company.
Manufacturing
due
53-
to. M»v
working capital.
Price,
by Hill Crawford At
Offered
*5,000.000
Augusta,
Insurance
an
series
due
Alex.
Cass
York fiscal agent.
New
Offered
First
debentures.
Purpose, fo- exnansion
Inc.
bonds
9U'"ition
new
Rico
Price,
•
'
Southeastern Newspapers,
.
Years)
agent.
dated
for
ance
*400,000
Five
Co.,
Intermediate
holders.
sinking fund
working capital.
Placed
privately with Teachers InsurAc
Annuity Association of America through The Ohio
Company.
•
'
1.
privately
Allyn
through Van Alstyne, Noel
1956.
Corp.;
Temiileton;
' July
and
promissory notes due Jan.
repay bank loan and for general
Placed privately with Massachusetts
Feb.
(Issues
March
Price,
-
fiscal
4:ij3
Co.
Feb.
stock
Price,
5'/23.
of
Purpose,
10.000
$20).
for
ana
and
Co,: Bateman,
G. Becker & Co.
Inc.; Bingham, 'Walter & Hurry, Inc.; Blair & Co.
Inc.;
William Blair Ac Co.; Blunt Ellis &
Simons; Blyth Ac Co..
Inc.;
Boettcher & Co.; Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.;
Government Agency Issues
dated
refunding
York
Puerto
V
Weld
to
Sons
Ac
due
Placed
Co.
(par
Co.;
Inc.;
Eichler
Co.
Ac
Insurance Co.
notes
privately
etc.
^
shares
5,000
$100).
(par
preferred
ties
common
Inc.,
for subscription by
company
Underwritten
&
Co.,
,
Co.
California
Co.,
Co.;
&
Co,;
mortgage bonds, series B,
expansion program.
Placed pri¬
Inc.
Hope
&
of
shares
privately with Title Insurance & Trust
Ac
Knox,
Securi¬
White.
Woodard-Elwood
investors
s.
by
Water
loans
Witter
McGlone
underwriting.
Water
Placed
Placed
share.
Inc.; Kormendi Ac Co;,-Inc.J
Carl
Corp.
Offered
stock
Southern
Co.;
Ac
without
cumulative
Union Secu¬
Co.;
o.
Ac
and
improvement
v
Ac
first
Reynolds
Inc.;--j.
promissory
Notes
Intermediate
through
for
institutional
Inc.,
Mutual
t
&
Purpose,
with
Co.
&
*150,000
Noel
J.
43
Stone
&
United
i$9,500,000
Corp. 53
Metals
1981.
;
stock
common
Ac Co.; White, Weld Ac Co.; Dick
Equitable Securities Corp.; Hallgarten Ac
Ac Hutzlerf* Shields &
Company; Blair
improvements,
stock
bank
19,750,000
Co.
Ac
to
for
Peabody
for
Verdes
Miller
U
Re<n-
Staats
R.
Loan
Federal
Purpose,
promissory notes due F"b. 1. 1966.
P'i"oose.
to
rcpav h«nk lo^ns.
Placeci
n-ivatelv
through
Paine, Webber, Jackson Ac Curtis
and White. Weld Ac Co.
due
*750,000
Witter
Biddle
Minute
Co.:
Stone
Inc.; Thomas
Alstyne,
A*
William
Co.;
Ac
& Co..
rities
Co.;
stix
Boyce;
Co.;
30,000,000
accrued
Boenning Ac
sinking fund notes
due
Sept. 1] 1959.
Purpose, for general corporate pur¬
poses.
Placed privately through Van Alstyne, Noel Ac Co.
debentures
.
.
Ac
Scribner;
Sand
V
•
holdt Ac Gardner; Reynolds &
Co.; Riter Ac Co.; Robinson
Co. Inc.; Rogers Ar
Tracy, Inc.; L. F w«'hsch<ld A' Co.;
Salomon
Bros.
&
Hutzler:
Scherck,
Richter
Co.;
Scott,
Horner
Ac
Mason.
Inc.; Shields ?• Co.; Singer Dean" Ac
*
Co,
INDUSTRIAL* AND
Colonial
Federal
McDonald
A:
Co.;. Merrill Lvnch,
Pi°'o°, Fenner A'
Beane; Moore. Leonard Ac Lynch; F. S. Moseley & Co.;
Newburger Ac Co.; The Ohio Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson
Ac
Curtis; Piper, Jaffray Ac Hopwood; Prescott,
Shepard
A:
Ac
Including
12,000,000
Ac Co.; W. E. Hutton Ac Co.; Janney, Dulles
Johnson, Lane, Space Ac Co., Inc.; Johnston.
Co.;
Ac
Richards
Hill
bank
'and
Inc.;
working
capital.
Bros. & Hutzler.
and
($27,700,000).
Hallgarten & Co.: Harriman Rinl^v A' <"*o.. Inc.; Ira Haunt
Co.; Hayden. Stone Ac Co.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; H.
Ac
200,000 shares of
Purpose,
etc.
Palos
Ac
Bonds
New
A- Co.i Estabrook
First California Co.,'
Inc.;
reduce
to
97V23<
Co.
for
Salomon
Purpose,
;
Ac
Ac
Hertz
additions
company
Bros.
Verdes
etc.
fund
Lynch; and Thayer, Baker & Co.
debentures
Deetjcn
Co.,
Schmertz
Corp.
Farm
1
Central
Courts
Corp.; Glore, Forsran Ac Co.; Goldman,
Goodbody Ac Co.; Granbery, Mnrachc Ac Co.;
Co.;
stock
common
by
underwriting.
18,737
Co.
B»»r,
Co.;
Michigan
Ac
without
Co.
share.
Palos
The
*$1,400,000
Bingham, Walter
Inc.;
Butcher
Sons-
C.
Co.f\Emanuel,
Fairman,
Sachs
Ac
(Inc.I;
Ac
Ac
sinking
Co.;
Purpose,
OTHER
bank
Blunt, El,fs and Simmons;
Sullivan Ac Co., Inc.; Brooke
Bosworth,
Brown
Co.
Drexel
Co.
Offered
Davidson
Blair Ac Co. Inc.;
inc.;
Republic
Ac
and
El'-hlc*
"
Blyth A' Co.,
of
share.
Telephone
$10).
ferred
$7,850,(j00
by Eastman, Dillon & Co.; A. C. Allyn
Arthurs, Lestrange Ac Co.; Bache Ac Co.;
Inc.;
Weeks
&
Finance
Short-Term
Underwritten
Co..
Ac
through
refund¬
Purpose,
payment
1003
Purpose,
Price,
by Stroud
Gatos
tion,
*200,000
convertible
25-year
acquisition,
1971.
Thorp
and
4:,h3
_1,
Feb.
1S66.<
promissory note due 1956-
Inc.
($34.501.600i-.
Baker,
Ac
*5,500,000
States.
subordinate
&
<$5,498,400)
shares
improvements. and
per
Electric
Ac
Securities
preferred
subordinated
working capital.
Los
per
*500.000
,
for expansion and working capi¬
with The Equitable Life Assurance
privately
the
Inc.;
W.
holders,
due
note
privately with
Co,
Purpose,
(M.)
loans,
Insurance
Corp. 4')
Paper
LowenslHn
ing
Life
Bache
Paul
pri¬
Co.
10-year 53 first mortgage loan.
Purpose, for
and other corporate .purposes.
Placed privately
Jefferson
tal.
&
due
5%3
Underwritten
Cunningham,
Corp.
equipment
25.000
for
by, stockholders,
Lundborg7
(par
Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.; Supiee,
Yeatman & Co.,
Inc.; Battles & Co, Inc.; Hulme, Applegate
Ac
Humphrey,
Inc.;
Janney,
Dulles
Ac
Co.,
Inc.;
Rambo, Close & Kernel- Incorporated; Thomas & Company;
Booker
Brothers,
Inc.;
Warren
W.
York
Ac
Co.,
Inc.;
Placed
vately '.-through Lehman Brothers and Lazard Freres
"2,500,000
Swift
Incorporated; R
Irving
Co.
Inc.
Co.,
for
and
Co.;
'3333
S.A.
no
Ac
F.
Co.,
Ac
& Co.;
Stetson
Corp. 10-year 53 senior notes due Feb. 1,
for working capital. .Placed privately with
Purpose,
interest.
debentures,
Peabody & Co.
Cemento
Leydecker
Henry
Walston
Higgins; Dt-an Witter Ac Co., and Wulff,
First Securities Co. of Kansas,
In¬
Placed privately with
Eberstadt Ac Co.
V
working capital.
,
Insurance
debentures
M ANUFACTURING
AND
20-year
Inc.
1976.
1.
Co.;
&
Inc.;
W. Pressprich & Co.; F. S. Smith-,
William Blair & Company; Stein Bros. & Boyce;
Baird Ac Co.,
Inc.; Bosworth. Sullivan Ac Co.}
Inc.; Shelby Cullom
Davis Ac
Co.;
Lathrop.
Herrick
Ac
dinger, Inc.; Reinholdt & Gardner; Davenport Ac Co.;
capital.
through
Finance
Purpose,
Life
subordinated
for working
Home
loans
Mills,
Sutro
Durst,
Irving Lundborg
Ac
Templeton;
Schwabacher
Inc.;
Stephenson.
Co.;
Co.;
Ac
$12
Kidder,
Robert
sinking fund debentures due
bank loans and for working capi¬
Corp.
investors
Berkshire Life
privately
Co,
OTHER •■INDUSTRIAL
*320,000,000 Beaunit
Ac
Purpose,
Salomon
Co.
3 &
.
'
Staats Ac
Fried¬
Hooker
Laboulsse,
Jones
Reynolds Ac Co..
Columbus
Merle-Smith;
Co.;
7
Purpose,
1966,
mortgage
Placed
Ac
due
notes
53
with
privately
institutional
"300,000
expansion.
for
fund
Co.
Mutual
due
sinking
privately.
surance
"300,000
bonds
mortgage
3%%
for expansion and working capital.
Purpose,
Brager-Eiscnberg,
tal.
198G.
$.18,040,000
Ivaiser
Co.;
Ac
Mitrhum,5
H.
Co.;
Weil,
Purpose, for construction program. Price. S25.87»2
share.
Offered by
Merrill Lynch, Pierce. Fenner &:
Beane:
Co.
Rubber
1970.;
bonds
Ryons
&
Co.;
&
Oversubscribed.
oi
Price.
Kansas Gas
ers
privately
IKON.
Co.
Co.
subscription
MISCELLANEOUS
investors.
acquisition of properties of
through Shields Ac Co.
for
States
Placed
cunotrucuon.
new
aaa
institutional
22
bonds
mortgage
Pa.lo-itj
repay
Gas
Ac
property.
Dumke
+5,175,000
1966,
3%%
Co.
privately
Co.;
Strauss
Light
Gas
per
Michigan Corp.
Purpose,
Howard.
Lester.
Brothers;
Wagcnseller
(par '$5 ),_
Davidson
Muir.
Wilson,
and
S.
Hansen
Richards
Inc.;
Co.;
William R.
J.
Co.;
Hill
Co.,
&
Republic
Maxfield
Co.;
Inc.;
Ac
Wilson. Johnson Ac
300,000
RUBBER
United
$22,500,000
;
Edison
Ac
Central
Co.;'Davis, Skaggs
California
Co.,
Brush. Slocumb
Inc.;
Co.. (Inc.);
Ac
working
S6,550,000
first mortgage bonds due
Price,
Kidder, Pea-
Merrill L'-neh, Pierre. Fwnner. & Beane; Hall-,
gar ten Ac Co.; W. E. Hutton Ac Co.; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
& Co.:
Laurence M. .'Marks Ac Co.; Dean Witter & Co.;
Alex.
Brown & Sons; Good body Ac Co.: Rauscher,
Pierce
& Co ;
Inc.; Clement A. Evans & Co., Inc.; and First of
Toledo
First
Ac
Hope
Mason
Co.;
Ac
com¬
debentures
of
expansion,
Ac
fund
of
Barth & Co.;
by J.
Hooker
Ac
$50
for
unit
sinking
shares
Higgins.
Purpose, xox consuueuou
interests
Offered by
accrued
and
body Ac Co.
*320,000,000
units
per
Co.;
63,
105.000
Purpose,
Underwritten
California
Co.;
S.
Hurry,
&
Weedon
(no pari.
Service Co.
Electric
March
*3,250,000
Light;
in
cents)
Price,
etc.
First
10-year
and
<?-
Byllesby
Nortnwest
Co.;
Co.
1966,
stock.
Co.;
Monday, December 24, 1956
.
Walter
M,
Pacific
Boston Coi p.
First
*15,000,000
of
E.
Fricdrichs
seven-year
equipment and
The Mutual Life
new
with
York.
1,
25
(par
debentures.
Co.:
Ac
New
Jan.
Fay;
.
Crowell.
Ac
privately
Refining
due
shares
five
capital,
or
Gas
Of
States
stock
mon
and
Co.
&
Light Co. 3*'«3 promissory notes due Jan.
31
197<>.
Purpose, refunding ($1,290,000) and to repay
bank
loans
($2.500.000).
Placed
privately through The
*3 790,000
Western
debentures
Co.;
Ac
Co.
Insurance
1 050 000
Webster
Trask Ac
and
Ac
Stone
Spencer
Inc.;
Co.,
&
Corp.:
F.
L.
Barney
Stroud
Corp.;
Union
White,
Smith,
Co.;
Securities
Co.:
Paine,
Rotan,
Co.;
Ac
Ac Curtis, Piper,
Ac Co., Inc.; Riter
Rothschild Ac Co.;
Jackson
Northwest
Jaffray
H.
Grande
man:
Ac
.
Bingham.
Inc.;
Jackson
•
»,
Co.;
Co.
Webber,
Paine,
Co.;
Ac
Hanrahan
Co.;
Arthur
Corp.;
Co
Pacilic
Fenner &
Teinpleton;
A:
Inc.;
Mason,
Ac
Bcane;'
Pierce,
Lynch,
Mitchum.
Co.;
Ac
Garrett
Robert
Co.;
Securities
Newburger. Loeb Ac
Curtis;' Rauscher,
Pierce
Sons; Goldman,
Sachs
Ac
Co.;
Harriman
Ripley Ac Co., Inc.; Hemphill,
Novcs
&
Co.; Hornblower Ac Weeks;
Kidder, Peabody Ac
Co W
C. "Langley
& Co.; Lazard Freres Ac Co.;
Lee
Higginson Corp.; Carl M. Loeb. Rhoades & Co.; Laurence
crtson
Ac
Interstate
Inc.;
Financial Chronicle
offering.
Hess
Ac
Frederking;
Volume
184
Number
55S7
.
The Commercial and
.
.
Financial Chronicle
(2735)
Fulton, Reid A Co
•
•
.
&
Co.;
Goodwyn
Harrlman,
...
Glore. Forgan A Co.; Goldman, Sachs
A Olds;: .Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.;-'
Ripley
Inc.;
Co.,
&
Hayden,
Stone
&
Co.:
.,
ards A Co..;
.
'!
W.
E.
Co.,
«-1
,
Hooker & Fay; Hornblower & Weeks; Howard,
Labouisse, 'Fnetu*eu» a.yo.;;n. r. diiuon' A Co.;
Weil,
r
,
Marks
M.
Masten
,
,
^
&
Co.;
Fenner
A
Beane;
Co.:
Inc.;
Kalman
Incl;
Mason-Hagan,.
& Co.;
Merrill.
Merrill
Turben
Mitchum. ' JTie~
waukee'Co.r
Co.;
W.
-
H.
'
;
A
A.
Lynch,
Co.,
300,000 Baldwin
,,
1
E.„
Co.;
Temple ton;
A-
Morgan Stanley & Co.;
Moscic.,
-
;
A
Son
Paine;
The
Co.;
Webber,
Inc.;
Ohio Co.;
Jackson
'< ■-;>
,
Marvin
A
Pacific
Curtis;
A
W> Pressprich
R.
J.
Wells
&
Co.;
,
North--,
Prescott,
.
•
;;
Salomon
:
y
Abraham
.
*"
.
-l
Parke;
s
Bros.
A
Schmidt,
Hutzler;,
Schneider,
Bernet
..
"
-
Inc*;
-
+-v
?
&
Co.;
Starkweather
&
Frank,
Stern,
Co.;
Meyer "A
Trask &
&
Co;, Inc.;. Tnomas A Co.;
Co.;-Tucker, Anthony & Co.; Underwood,
A
Inc.;
Suplee,
Co.,
Dann
:y
Yeatman
&
Union
Securities
Wagenseller
Co.;
A
Durs.,
1'
.
,
6c
co,; Walston & Co.,, Inc.;
White & Co.- Dean Wit.er A
•
•
A
Co.,
Utilities
Co.
Kidder,
Peabody
Eastman,
blower
A
Walker
Chas. B.
Wright"
L.
A Co.;
Curtis;
Clrrk
Corp.;
share.
Lynch,
White,
M.
D
A
Pierce,
for
A
Co.;
&
Co.;
4
A
Horn-
Paine,
Web¬
William
R.
A
duPont
The Ohio Compan.,
A
Robertson
Sullivan *A
Clement
Pancoast;
orai'filer;
it
Bosworth,
Co.;
A
;
A.
Co.,
fiuiicis
Inc.;
Evans
First,
Cleveland
Lundborg
Tegeler
First
Co.;
A
Stern.
Co:;
A
Corp-.r
Hill-Richards
Frank.
oi
Meyer
Michigan
W. B. Hibbs A Co., Im*:: J. J. B
Jones
A
Templeton;
Ro.inson
Co.;
Mullaney,
Co.; Inc.;
Wells
Stix
Kaiser
Co.;
A
Co.;
B.
W.
A
Co. ;-
A
Pizzini
!
A
.
...
.
Newsom.
A
•
Telephone Co.
preferred stock, series
'
:
4
*
Oversuoscrioeu.
.
75,000 Walden
^
.
*
1.500
shares
B "(par
■/
$50).
r*
'
($56,000).
Underwritten
Price,
at
Biair
by
A
and
par
Co.,
cumulative
Purpose,
(§19,000) and. to repay bank loans and for
ticn
refunding
■
i
_
[
;
-
>
V
construe.dividends./~
new
accrued
Incorporated,
1
•
4Va'',&
of
-
;
$300,000
Cataract
shares
Uranium
and
Offered
and
inventory
-share.
a
174,000
Syndicate,
one
for
by
Cross-Bow
stock
cents
Mortimer
purchase
capital.
of
per.
per
Inc.
Co.
R.
Reynolds
Co.
a
i,
300,000
Hunt
Uranium
300,000
•
25
par.
Offertd
(par
r
shares
Uranium
Oil
&
cent).
one
Aagaaid
K.
Co.
as
of
Price,
costs,
General
L
drilling
for
Corp.
1,375,000
shares
of
common
Purpose, for exploration and devel¬
Price, 20 cents per share.
Offered by
300,000
cent).
etc.
300,000
shares
.300,000
i
cents).
cap.tal,
ing
Securities
Mt.
Vernon
development
:
.
Shumway's
(par
Ottered
by
300,000
Co.
for
t
of
Inc.
300,000
shares
.260,000
Starfire
of
.
Uranium
stock
common
tion
and
30,000 Strategic Metals
stock
(par one
Price,
two
(par
Research,
Co.
at
as
Co.
of
shares
by
capital
Offered by R. Reynolds A Co. and Mednick
Co. as a speculation to .bona fide residents of
10
stock
(par
class B
Price,
New
cents),
a
shares
units
in
of
of
class
one
stock
common
class
B
State
Offered
only as
by company
speculation.
a
A
four
and
residents
to
of
'
280,298
Uranium
Queen
stock
mon
Exploration
(par
300,000
"
Uranium
Research
Co.
25
cents
&
Development
stock
(par 10
development costs,
common
centsi.
etc.
Offered
.
$3,806,298
by
$82,416
\
company,
|
INDUSTRIAL
Aerco
..
preferred
Corp.
class
of
$101
816
s^ock
common
stock
per
stock.
unit.
stockholders,
300,000
-
,
•
A
■
A
com¬
Co.
Offered
without
1,200,000
25
for
underwriting,
shares
American
'par
Price,
of
share.
per
to
Co.
at
Price, at
Purpose,
cumuiative
public.
in
units
for
of
working
Inc.
for
Offered
300,000
capital,
expansion
bv
for
shares
•
•
.
stock
par.
Corp.
Langley,
(par
Placed
50.000
class
of
120).
Purpose,
of
for
etc.
working
5'a
A
46,500
and
43/4%
of
$50).
cumulative
Purpose,
Blunt
C.
for
new
A
A
Under-
Reynolds
Inc.;
A
Baker, Watts A Co.;
A
ixrau^>;
J.
A
Co.;
Anderson
Co.;
6t
Robert
Baker,
Weti
1
Barch
Becker
Co.,
Dodge
and
Co.,
A
J.
Dominick;
M.
Co.;
Folger,
A
Clark
Francis
Inc.;
Hibbs
B.
C.
C).
Courts
A
Co.;
Co.;
A
Co.;
Curtis:;,
Inc.; Davenport A Co.;
Dickson A Co., Inc.; Dominic c
I.
A
Co.;
Clement A.
Co.,
A
A
Co.,
Co.;
Co.;
A
Nolan-W.
Goldman,
A
S.
R.
A
W.
Collins
Cruttenden
Elworthy
Estabrook
Fairman, Harris
Co.;
Co.;
Dain
Drexel
A
E.
Julien
A
Skaggs A Co.;
Co.;
Co.;
Inc.,-
Weedon
Corp.;
auPont
A
Co.;
IC
Equitable
Securities
Evans
Co.,
A
Hill
A
Farwell,
A
Chapman A Co.;
Inc.; Fulton, Reid i'.t
Co.,
Sachs
A
Co.;
Co.;
H.
Richards
Fay;
A
Hentz
Co.;
Hornblower
Hutton
A
A.Co.;
J.
J.
A
Weeks;
Henry
Hilliard
B
E.
F.
Herrman
A
Son;
Hutton
A
A
Co.;
Hooker
W.
Co.;
64
R
Co.; The Illinois Co.,
Inc.; Johnson, Lane, Spacs
Johnston, Lemon A Co.; Kaiser A Co.; A. M.
Kidder A Co.;
Kidder, Peabody A Co.; Laird, Bissell
Meeds; W. C. Langley A Co.; Lazard Freres A Co.; Lee'
Higginson Corp.; Lehman Brothers; Lester, Ryons A Co ;
Carl
M. Loeb,
Rhoades A Co.; Irving Lundborg A Co.;
A
Co.,
Inc.;
Mackall
Inc.;
A
A
A
A.
Masten
A
McDonnell
Beane;
Cook
Coe; Laurence M.
E.
Co.;
Moore,
Marks
A
Co.;
McCormick
Merrill
Mason-Haga.
Co.; McDonald
A
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner
A Co., Inc.; The Milwaukee Co.;
Lynch; F. S. Moseley A Co.; Newhard,
Ohio
Co.; Pacific Northwest Co.; Paino,!
Merrill, Turben
Leonard
A
Co.;
Co.;
A
A
The
Co.;
Webber, Jackson A Curtis; Piper, Jaffray A Hopwooc';
Prescott, Shepard A Co., Inc.; R. W. Pressprich A Co.;
Raffensperger, Hughes A Co., Inc.; Rauscher, Pierce
k
Co.,
A
Inc.; ,Reed,
Co.;
)
Lear A Co.; Reinholdt
Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
The
Renshaw;
Salomon
Rotan,
Bros.
Mosle
A
Hutzler;
A
L.
Co.;
A
Gardner;
Inc.;
F.
Schwabacher
A
Riter
Vt
Rodman
Rothschild
Co.;
A
Co ;
Scott
Stringfellow;
Shields
A
Co.;
Shuman,
Agnew
A
Co.;
Singer, Deane A Scribner; Smith, Barney A Co.; F. i-S,
Srnithers
A
Co.;
A
Co.;
William
R.
Staats
A
Starkweather
Co.;
Stein Bros.
A Boyce; Stern Brothers A Co.; Sterr,
Fox; Stone A Webster Securities Corp
Stroud A Co., Inc.; Swiss American Corp.; Spencer Trask
A Co.;
Tucker, Anthony A Co.; Union Securities Corp ;
Vietor,
Common,
Dann
A
Co.;
G.
H.
Walker
A
Co.;
Frank,
:
Meyer
Wertheim
A
-.
V
A
A
Co.;
McEvoy;
4,719,049 Royal
White,
and
McBee
Weld
Harold
Corp.
E.
A
Winslow,
Co.;
Wood
A
shares
191,884
Co.
of
Douglbd
Oversubscribed.
stock
common
(prv
for .working capital, etc.
Price, $24.50 per
stockholders; and to public, $28.25.
Offered by
company for subscription by common stockholders.
Unsub¬
'•"»
$1).
Purpose,
share
"
to
scribed
shares
Loeb
Co.;
A
Harriman
Lehman
Smith,
Co.;
F.
A
shares)
(4,771
Blyth
Ripley
Brothers;
Co.,
A
A
Co.,
underwritten
Inc.;
Goldman,
Inc.;
Merrill
Kidder,
Lynch,
by
Kuhn,
Sachs
A
Pierce,
Co ;
A
Peabody
Co ;
Fenner a
Beane;
Barney a Co.;
A
E.
C.
A.
A
First
Co.;
Union Securities Corp.; White, Weld
Co., Inc.; Hemphill, Noyes A Co.;
Anthony A Co.; Baker, Week 1
Michigan Corp.;
Fulton,
Reid A
Co.,;
Allyn
Hutton
A
Tucker,
Co.;
01
Mason-Hagan, Inc.; McDonald A Company; Merrill, Turben
A Co., Inc.; and Winslow, Douglas A McEvoy.
175,000 Saratoga
77,800
Plastics,
$1).
Science
Press
(no
and
Offered
103,000
working
Louis
$1).
Price,
tal.
Jersey,
$5
of
capital,
Inc.
Price,
$1.75
R.
Dreyling
Co.
per
of
com¬
A
and
equip¬
Price,
per
sharp.
Co.
$5
speculation.
a
as
shares
20,600
Purpose, for expansion
share/
shares
machinery
capital.
and
of
common
working
Offered
by
Hill,
Langford, Inc. and Southern Securities Corp.
residents of Arkansas.
Kraus; Bate¬
Inc.-; Bioren A
stock
common
etc.
15,560
for
Purpose,
par).
Manufacturing
(par
shares
by First New Hampshire Corp.
New
for
by
Southwest
stock
of
100,000
working
for
Offered
stock
mon
Inc.
Purpose,
share.
per
Allyn A Co.,
a S'mmons; Blyth
Brush, Slocumb A Co.'
226,420
Irving
A
Lundborg
Co.;
Carl
A
Price,
5,940,000
Inc.
capi¬
Crawford
to
bona
A
fide
*
.
A
Co.;
Co.
American
Central
Inc.;
Inc.;
Republic
&
Co.;
Estabrook
A
Illinois
Co.;
Lehman
Ellis
Co.
Newbold's
A
Hammill
R.
A
and
Clark,
Co.;
Dean
McDonnell
Beane;
Son
Shearson,
Co.;
A
Simmons;
(Inc.);
Brothers;
W,
A
Corp.;
Whipple
A
stock
(par
$2).
working
capita?.
Smith,
by
Arnhold
Co.;
A.
Blyth
Dodge
Barney
and
G.
A
Co.;
A
S.
Beckev
Co.,
Inc.;
Julien
A Co.; Dominick A Dominick;
Goodwyn A Olds; Hornblower A Weeks;
Inc.; Kidder, Peabody A Co.; Laird A
Fenner
Staats
Securities
Co.
Pferce,
H.
20
Cruttenden
Co.;
The
Underwritten
Bacon,
Blunt
(par
working
capital,
etc.
Offered by Whitehall Securities Corp.
share.
per
stock
common
120,000
shares
of
common
for
expansion
program
and
Collins
<fe
of
equipment,
Co.
Bleidhroeder,
A
for
$2 per share.
Tranc
shares
113,210
Purpose,
Purpose,
Price, $49.50
Co.;
McGlone
Tel-A-Sign,
cents).
Co.;
Co.; Davis, Skaggs A Co,;
Co.; Fairman H^-ris a Co..
A
Co.,
Yeatman
Walker
and
stock
Over¬
capital.
Co.
A
A
Co.,
Co.;
Haiold
E.
Inc.; Wagenseller
White, Weld a Co.;
A
Co.;
Co.;
Stroud
Witter
A
Merrill,
A
A
A
Smithers
S.
F.
Company,
Co.
Co.;
Merrill
Turben
Newhard,
A
A
Inc.;
Lynch,
Co.,
Cook
Co.;
A
Inc.;
Co.;
Williat
White,
»
Webi
Oversubscribed.
Wood
Co.
A
$77,571,495
OIL
$500,000
po'-atc
Over-
Corp.
125.000
shares of common
stock
Purpose, for working capital end other cor-
purposes.
Price,
$4
A Co., Inc.
per
share.
Offered
•
Camp¬
by
Completed.
O'Quin Corp. 46,500 shares of 6%
each
1,000
(par $1)
shares
were
etc.
as
a
40
shares
bonus.
of
Purpose,
Co.
Label
Price,
at
Offered
by
par,
Offered
company
by Scott,
by
common
A
1,750.000
(par
Arnold
Feld-
for
subscription
Horner A
Mason,
Inc.
class
P'ice,
repay
$25
Richards
A
stock
$c
A
oer
Co.;
Blosser
Underwritten
by Hayden, Stone A Co.; Arthurs,
Lestrange A Co.; Bell A Beck with; Bioren A Co.; H. M.
Byllesby A Co., Inc.: Cohu A Co.; Cruttenden A Co.; Fair-
Harris A Co. Inc.-; Hallowell, Sulzberger A Co.; Henry
Herrman A Co.; H. Hentz A Co.; Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
man,
Lemon A Co.;
Jones, Kreeger
advances, for equipment and
per
share.
Underwritten by
William
share.
Friedrichs & Co.; Johnston,
Oversubscribed.
Staats
working
First
capita".
California.
Co.; Eastman. Dillon A Co.;Lehman Brothers;
Eateman, Eichler A Co.; Blair A C;.
Inc.;
Crowell, Weedon
A
Co.;
Dempsey-Tegeler A
Co.;
Dewar,
Robertson
A
Par.coast;
Estabrook
A
Co.;
HiU,
stockholders.
by
Co.
(C. G.)-Tidc!ands Oil Co. 350,000 shares of $1.2;»,
cumulative convertible preferred stock (par $5).
Purpm",
Co.;
machinery and
equipment.
stockholders: and $15 to public.
Products, Inc.
100,000
shares
of
$1).
Purpose, for working capital.
Producing
Glasscock
Price,
stock ( par $10).
and
Poloron
Gas
Co, 100,000 shares of coro
(par $1).
Purpose, for expansion and working
capital.
Price, $5 per share.
Underwritten
by Blair A
Co. inc.; H. M. Byllesby A Co. (Inc.); Clayton Securities
Corp.; Goodbody A Co.; G. C. Haas A Co.; Hanrahan -4
Co.; Interstate Securities Corp.;
Arthur M.
Krenskv
&
Co., Inc.; Newburger, Loeb A Co.; Paine, Webber, Jacks? \
A Curtis; Rauscher.
Pierce A Co., Inc.; Scott, Horner A
Mason, Inc.; Townsend, Dabney A Tyson,I and J. C. Whet.V
to
Co. 8.000 shares of
States
stock
common
for work¬
Completed.
A
Piedmont
Underwritten
600,000
preferred stock (par $1).
purchased
issued
Coastal
mon
Homes
$1).
..
Inc ;
A Co.; Goodbody A Co.;
Granbery,
Gregory
A
Sons;
Hallgarlen
A
Co.;
Hallowell, Sulzberger A Co.; Harriman Ripley A Co., Inc.;
Hayden, Miller A Co.; Hayden, Stone A Co.; Hemphil',
t.>,Marache
A
Co.
A
Co.,
EPis
Co.:
A
A.
Burge
A
dividends.
accrued
G.
A.
Clark,
Ebprstadt
shares
acqui¬
share.
Burg.
A
A
de
50,000
Co.;
A
McCormick
Purpose, for expansion
Price, $14 per share to
by
convertible
A
112,000
Price,
capital.
Inc.
working
privately thiough Elliott
Co.
Inc.;
Co.;
Crowell,
(par
Cornells
by
Co.,
Davis,
common
Purpose, for
Price, $24 per
Ball,
Brothers:
Inc.;
bell, McCarty
each
common
Howard,
shares
(par
Read
House
A
working
A
A
(Inc.);
>
-
of
.
Tractor
of
equipment,
Offered
Becker
G.
Inc.;
ing capital,
subscription
of
and
shares
for
stock.
Co.;
Estabrook
Lehman
Witter
stock
share
one
by- company
underwriting. *
Deane
$7.50).
(par
Cruttenden
Inc.; Suplee,
Durst, Inc.; G. H.
For
participating
shares
816
j.nd
Offered
without
par.
5'r
shares
A
par
at
Dillon,
Co.;'Ball.
Co.;
Oversubscribed.
share.
Bradford
Co.,
500,000 Modern
I
MANUFACTURING
of
$1001
par)
Purpose,
subscribed,
preferred
(no
M.A.R.C.,
$1).
*1,000,000 American
AND
shares
Baird
Collings
subscribed.
by
tion *
explor
cents
.
(par
800,000
series
Price,
•
De?n
and
exploration
share.
Purpose,
Price,
Singer,
Manufacturing
A,
man
OTHER
.
of
shares
for
per
Co.
stock,
^
share.
per
Pvecott. phepard A Co., Inc.; Reinholdt A Gardner; Reynolds A Co., Inc.; Rodman A
Renshaw; Rogers A
."Tracy, Inc.; Saunders, Stiver A Co.; Schwabacher A Co.;
( V Shearson, Hammill A Co.; William R. Staats A Co.: Stroud
(par
and
.
1,121,190
Purpose,
cent).
oiiq
drilling costs/ etc. Price,
Skyline Securities,. Inc.
.
f
.
.
A
Oversubscribed.
;
50,000 Urania, Inc. 50,000 shares of capital stock (par $1). Pur¬
pose, for development and drilling costs, etc.
Price, at. par.
Offered by Fenner, Streitman A Co. as a speculation.
,
Corn.:
Johnson.
A
Corp.
A Co.;
Bateman,
Inc.; Blair A Co.,
Incorporated; William Blair A Co.; Blunt Ellis A Simmor ;;
Blyth A Co., Inc.; Bosworth, Sullivan A Co., Inc.; Branch,
Cabell
A
Co.; Alex. Brown A Sons; Brush,
Slocumb ACo., Inc.; Carolina Securities Corp.; Central Republic Cc.
Co., Inc.; McMaster Hutchinson A Co.; Merrill, T'""ben A
Co., Inc.; Moore, Leonard A
Lynch; W. H. Newbold's Son
A Co.;
Newburger A Co.; Newhard, Cook A Co.; The Ohio
Co.: Paine, Webber, Jackson A CurtisPenine'on. Cnlkct
common
Purpose* for exploration and development..
unit.
per
York
233,600
cents),
10
shares.
$5
and
A
Co.;
Mason-Hagan,
Mining Corp. 58,400 shares of class A
(par
Co.;
150,000
Co.
A
Co.;
Inc.;'J. C.
A
Roman
Metals
by
Eichler
Company Incorporated; Indianapolis Bond and Share Corp.;
Janney. Dulles A Co. Inc.; Kidder. Peabodv A Co.; Arthur
M. Krensky A Co.
Inc.; Lamson Bros. A Co.; Lee Higgin¬
son
Uran
A
Inc.; Farwell, Chapman A Co.; First Securities Co.
of
Chicago; Glore, Forgan A Co.; Granbery, Marache a Co.;
Hallowell, Sulzberger A Co.; Ira. Haupt A
Co.; Havden,
Stone A Co.;
Hemphill, Noyes A Co.; Hornblower A Weeks;
Howard, Weil, Labouisse, Friedri"hs A Co.: The I'Pnois
Utah.
292,000
A
Fhvorthv A Co.:
at par.
Brokerage
W.
(par $10).
$53
A
explora-
of
&
stock
Folder
Whinple
Blair
Inc.;
Co.,
Courts
Purpose, i'or development costs, etc.
cent).
Co.
&
Jnc.
per
Press
common
Dexter
Eichler
stoclt
common
100,000 shares of common stock
Purpose, lor wonting capital, etc. Pi ice,
Offered by A. J. Grayson A Co., Inc.
share.
per
ment;
A
A
C.
Allyn A Co., Inc.; Almstedt Brothers;
Strudwick; Bache A Cm: Bac~n. Whiop'e A
Inc.; Central Republic Co. (Inc.); Chiles-Schutz
Co.; Clark,
Dodge A Co.; Collin, Norton A Co.; Julien Collins
speculation.
a
A
Purpose,
Pi ice, $2
Bacon,
man.
shares
Offered
par.
8,000,bpO
Inc.
for
Purpose,
Price,
Investment
13.000,000
Co"-p.
cents).
development-costs.
Ackerson-Hackett
-
Development
&
Wood
E.
cents).
Printing
of
and
preferred
Co.
class
Inc;;
A
Uranium,
Arrow
Silberberg
Industries.
25
class
A.
Mitchum,
Underwritten bv Smith, Barney
i
Ackerson-
by
Price,
Morgan
'
and
exploration
Offered
par.
shares
Harold
(par
sition
*
Purpose,
at
of
Gioue
common
stock
(par
10 cents).
Purpose, for exoloration
and
development costs.
Price, $1 per share.
Offered by
Ackerson-Hackett Investment Co. as a speculation.
'
;
$1).
costs.
Broken
share.
per
Development
&
Price,
Hackett Investment Co.
300,000
I
SI
speculation.
a
Mining
stock
common
.
Price,
as
and
1,200,000 Mielilc
Purpose, lor acquisition of claims, work¬
etc.
Corp..
Co.,
I eatlierhidc
stock
common
Co.;
Lynch;
Co.;
William R.
VroeJt
of
A
A
capital, -etc.
Corp.
Co.
stock
common
exD<mditures.
Milwaukee
Agnew
stock
.
Investing
.300,000 Monitor Exploration
"(par five
.
share.
per
'
r.
'
*
•/
explora-
and
1
Hess
Scribner;
Staats A Co.; Stein Bros. A Boyce;
Stifel, Nicolaus A Co. Inc.; Stone A Webster Securities
Corn.; Stroud A Co., Inc.; Sutro A Co.; Thomas A Co.;
Tucker, Anthony A Co.; Union Securities
Corp.; Vietor,
Common, Dann A Co.; Wa®enseller A D'n-st.
Inc.; C». II.
Walker A Co.; Watling, Lerchen A
Co.; Wertheim A Co.;
Westheimer and
Co.;
White,
Weld A Co.;
Dean
Witter
'
.
Mercury
(par one
opment
at
3,003,000 shares.of capital
Puipose,
capital
Leonard
nian,
of
working capital, etc. Price,
Johnson, Laiie, Space A
by
cents).
written
by The First Boston Corp.; A. C. Allyn A
Co.,
Inc.; Arthurs, Lestrange A Co.; Robert W. Baird
A Co., Inc.; Baker, Watts A
Co.; Bioren A Co.; Blvth A
Co., Inc.; Bosworth, Sullivan A Co., Inc.; J. C. Bradford
A Co.;
Alex. Brown A Sons; Brush, Slocumb A Co.
Inc.;
Butcher A Sherrerd; Chace, Whiteside, Wes* A
Wins'ow,
Inc.; Chaplin A Co.; Clark, Dodge A
Co.; Coffin A Burr,
Inc,;,-C. C. Collings A Co., Inc.; Courts A Co : Crowel'.
Weedon A Co.; Cunningham, Schmertz A
Co., Inc.; J. M.
Dain A Co., Inc.; Davis,
Skaggs A Co.; Dehaven A Townsend, Crouter A Bodine; Drexel A Co.; Francis i; duPont
A: Co.^ Fairman, Harris A Co.,
Inc.; Farwell, Chapman &
Co.; Fauset, Steele A Co.; First California Co., Inc.; First
of
Michigan Coip.; First Southwest Co.; Fulton, Reid A
Co.; Glore, Forgan A Co.; Goldman, Sachs A
Co.; Hallgarten
A
Co.;
Hallowell,
Sulzberger A Co.;
Harriman
Riplev A Co., Inc.; Hayden, Miller A Co.;
Hemphill, Noyes
A Co.; J. J. B. Hilliard A
Son; Hooker A Fay; Hornblower
A
Manhattan
stock
stock
common
speculation.
a
working capital, etc.
Price, 10 cents
by Mid-America Securities Inc.
Ofiered
f
Elmer
work,
tory
275,000
1,200.000
Purpose/for drilling costs, etc.
by
Lost Canyon
stock
.
Corp.
cents).
(par
*
Noyes
Inc. 300,000 shares of
The
for
.
Jones A Templeton;
Stanley A Co.; F. S.
Moseley A Co.; Newhard, Cook A Co.; The Ohio
Company;
Pacific
Northwest Co.;
Reinholdt A Gardner;
Reynolds
A
Co. Inc.; Riter A
Co.; Rotan, Mosle and Co.: Russ A
Co.; Schwabacher & Co.;'Chas. W. Scranton A
Co.; Shu-
Corp, 2,900,000 shares of common
cents)./Purpose, for exploration and devel¬
etc.
Price, at par.
Offered by Potter In-
and
$3
'
:
Oversubscribed.
Hoppers Co.,
Purpose, for
shares
Purpose,
Screen
10
40,000,000 Reynolds
Chemical
Beane;
as
.
Uranium
costs,
A
and
150,000
Underwritten
construction.
Moore,
Co.,
A
-
-
.
com¬
$1
Co.,
Weeks;
Howard,
Weil,
Labouisse,
Friedrichs- A
Co.;
Hulme, Applegate A Humphrey, Inc.;
Janney Dulles A Co.,
Inc.; Jenks, Kirkland, Grubbs A Keir;- Kay, Richards A
Co.; Laird A Co.;- Laird, Bissell A Mo,>ds: W. C.
Langley
A Co.; Lazard Freres A
Co.; Lester, Ryons A Co.; Irving
Lundborg A Co.; Mason-Hagan Inc.; A. E. Masten A Co.;
McCormick A Co.; McDonald A
Co.; McJunkin, Patton A
Co.; McKelvy
A Co.;
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
A
property
Price,
Burnside
B.
'
to
Parker
&
A
unde*writ¬
shares
295,000
working
...
(par six
vestment
Ltd.
Purpose,
cent".
and
Offered
i
'
speculation.
opment
-
(par
50
without
public,
•
Ventures
stock
Price,
costs.
to
company
.
mon
(par
development
ETC.
Exploration Corp. 600.000
live cents).
Purpose,
for
&
Stock
by
All sold..,
Chemical
COPPER,
Mining
common
exploration
ing.
COAL,
STEEL,
of
share.
295,000
</..,
:
IRON,
■
.
/
100,759,107-
Goodbody
Allen
by
Auchincloss,
Co.;
Inc.,
(par
Underwritten
Mitchum,"
Moreland
and Sanders
;
Nolan-:
Noble
H^6ue,
A
Co.;
Marvin
J.
bnii.tn,
Eddleman-Pollock
Folger,
Hilliard A Son;
Co.;
A
Luxtua;
and
Corp.;
15,900,k)00
Irving
Demp^ey-
Fox;
A
-1
Inc.;
Co.;
A
underwritten
Inc.;
A
ford,
300,000 Raytone
underwriting.
Dewar,
Co.,
A
:
,,
shares)
Co.
A
Inc.
cents).
share.
per
Co., Inc.; Scott, Horner A Mason, Inc.; Grimm A Co p
Howard, Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs A Co.; Prescott, Shepard A Co., Inc.; Saunders, Stiver A
Co.; French & Craw¬
i
Corp. 25,000 shares of common stock
(par $1).
Purpose, for equipment and working capital.
Price, $5 per share. Offered by
company for subscription
by stockholders and employees, without
Co.; Schwabacher A Co.; Fulton, Reid A Co.; McCormick
Co.;
Co,,-..Inc.
125,000 Freentan
Staats
I.
(4,755
'AronSon
Woodcock,
A
-
American
A
i,.' .}■
-
by
Fenner
Company;
Co.*
A
(no
and
Offered
»
Weld
Marks
Shields
stock
common
subsidiaries
per
Merrill
Laurence
&
of
in
$35.25
Co.;
Dillon
Weeks;
Jackson
Securities
.
Price,
A
Beane;
ber,
.
investments-
construction.
new
shares
400.000
for
Purpose,
par).
•
H.
Co.;
Arthur
and
Inc.
114,100,000 Texas
-
Co.;
Common,
Inc.;- G.
..Wertheim' A
Fox;
Spencer.
Neuhaus
Vietor,
Corp.;
$5
Systems, Inc. 230,000 shares of common stock
(par $1).
Purpose, for acquisition and working capital.
Price
$9
per share.
Underwritten by Hemphill,
Noyes A Co.; W. E.
Hut ton A Co.; Lee, Higginson
Corp.; Auchincloss, Parker
A. Redpath; Bacon, Whipple A Co.; Ball,
Burge A Kraus;
Joseph M. Batchelder Co., Inc.; Bateman, Eichler A
Co.;'
Bicuen'A Co.; Blunt, Ellis A
Simmons; Boenning A Co.;
VBosworth,. Sullivan A Co., Inc.; Branch, Cabell
A
Co.;
Butcher -A Sherrerd; Coburn A Miridlebrook,
Inc.; Julien
-.Collins '«& Co.; Courts A Co.; Crowell, Weedon A
Co.;
Cruttenden A Co.; Davis, Skaggs A
Co.; Dempsey-Tegeler
•A Co.; Doolittle
A Co.; Estabrook A Co.;
Fairman, Harris
A
Co.,' Inc.; Hallowell, Sulzberger A
Co.; Ira Haupt A
Co.; H. Heijtz A Co.; Henry Herrman A
Co.; Hirsch A
Co.; J. A. Hogle A Co.; Hooker A Fay; Campbell Hookins
A
Co., Inc.; Janney, Dulles A Co., Inc.;
Johnson, Lane,
Space A Co., inc.; Johnston, Lemon A
Co.; Irving Lund¬
borg A Co.; McDonnell A Co.; McKelvey A
Co.; Merrill,
Turben
A
Co.; The Milwaukee Co.; Mullaney,
Wells A
Co.; Newburger A Co.; The Ohio Co.; Quail A
Co.; Rod¬
man
A Hfenshaw; Schwabacher
A Co.; Shearson, Hammill
A Co.; Shields A Co.; William P. Staats A
Co.; Stein
Bros. A Boyce;
Suplee, Yeatman A Co., Inc.; Wagenseller
A Durst, Inc.;
G. H. Walker A Co., and
Poole,
Hickman,
A-
Co.
A
.
Oversubscribed.
(par 25
Steel
Brooks
Redpath';--Bernard
Roberts * &
Schoellkopt, *
.Button-.& Pomeroy, Inc.; Schwabacher A "Co.; Scott; A
Stringiellbw; 'Chair. W. Scranton & Co.; Shields. & Co,;,
Shuman, Agnew & Co.; Singer,.Deane A Scribner; Smith,
.; Barney A Co.; F. S. Smithers & Co.; William R. Staats
-
portion
W.
Co,; 'P.
Wrn.
750,000 Radiation,
A
'•
Mellen A Miller, Inc.; Moore. Leonari
Of>penheimer A Co.; H. O. Peet A Co.; Riter
C. Roney A Co., and Scott, Horner A Mason,
Lynch;
Co.-
Inc.
under-
~.2,070,00b Craig
Rauscher,,
•
-
without
Cabinet
subscribed
4-
Co.;.
stockholders,
Hewitt; .Joseph,
A
Industries, Inc. 263,771 shares
of• common stock
(par $2).
Purpose, to increase inverytories and for working capital. Price, $10 per share. Of¬
fered by company for
subscription by stockholders.
Un¬
.
Moroney; Beissner
.uU laney,'
-U,
&
common
A
A
company
Corp. 200,000 shares of common
stock (par 10 cents).
Purpose, for expansion and working
capital: Price, $1.50 per share.
Offered by Hudson Bergen
Securities, .Inc.
-
Mil-
by
Kitchen
2,637,710 Continental Copper &
.
Pierce,
The
Inc.;
by
for subscription
writing. .;
I
&
Pierce
& Co.,
Inc.; Yarnall. Bidcile A Co.; Reinholdt &
^Gardner; Reynolds & Ci., Inc.; Riter 6c Co.; Rotan, Mosle
& Co.; L, F. Rothschild A CO.; Rowles, Winston; A Co.;-,
l
«
S.
"'.Shepard & Co.,
*
•
;
-F,
Newbold's
west
r
A
McCormick
Moreland & Co.;
.
Co.,
"
A
.
Illinois
The
Inc.;
Laurence
V,.*-
-*
Co.:
A
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; A. M. Kidder A Co.;
Kuhn, Loeb A Co.; W. C. Langley A Co.; Lee Higginson
Corp.;
Lehman
Brothers: -Lester,
Ryons &
Co.; Irving
Lundborg & Co.; Mackall A Coe; Manley, Bennett* A Co.;-
,r
.
Hutton
106,600 Applied Science Corp. of Princeton
8,200 shares of common
-Stock
(par $2).
Purpose, for expansion, equipment and
working capital. Price, $13 per share. Offered
•
*
Hayden,
Miller
&
Co.;
lvi"es A Co.; Hid Rich-
•
7
A
R.
Co.;
Scherck.
A
Represents
J Indicates
Issues
Issues
t Indicates special
A Co.; Lovett Abercromb- >
Schwabacher A Co.; Straus,
I. duPont A Co.; Epplc
Lester,
Ryons
Ric-hter
Co.;
McDowell;
(Continued
•
A
Francis
on
page
8)
placed privately.
sold competitively.
offering.
.
*
.
«
-•*!
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
C
.
.
Monday, December 24, 1956
.
(2736)
Lee
(Continued from page 7)
Guerin
haus
C.
J.
Co.;
Underwood, NeuJchnson & Hig-
Rotan, Mosle A Co.;
Wheat A Co.; Wilson.
Turner;
A
A
E Allison & Co. Inc.; J. Barth A Co.; Cruttenden
& Co.
Doyle, Connor A Co.; Pairman. Harris A Co., Inc.;
Bingham
Walter
A Hurry,
Inc.; Clark. Landstreet A
gins- M
Fridley. Hess A FrederJ. Mar¬
Badgley,
Courts A Co.;
Inc.;
Kirkpatrick,
king* Howard, Weil, Labouissc. Friedrichs A Co.;
vin Moreland & Co.; Stern. Douglass A Co. Inc.;
Frederick,
(par one cent).
stock
capital.
ing
(300.000 shares of common
Purpose, for acquisitions and work¬
five
(par
cents).
capital. Price, $1 per share.
public, without underwriting.
Gas Co. 400.000 shares of common stock
Purpose, to repay obligations to banks,
etc.
$5 per share.
Offered by Underwood, .Neuhaus A
a
best-efforts basis.
Price,
Co.
on
share.
stock
fered
A
(33.125
ing
$1)
(par
class
B
capital,
cock,
U.
etc.
Hess
Price,
Co.,
A
Suburban
S.
$00
Offered
unit..
per
Wood¬
by
Oversubscribed.
Inc.
Estates,
shares
300.000
Inc.
of
(par five cents).
Purpose,
opment of
property.
Price, $1
Robert V. MagUire Co.
Man's
stock
investments, etc.
Price, $7.5,5
Johnson, Lane, Space & Co.
.
100,000 Augusta
ments
stock
(par
for
and
general
Price, $10.50
Space & Co.
corporate purposes.
by Johnson. Lane;
Underwritten
share.
per
Inc.; 10.000 shares of 6'7 cumulative
$10).
Purpose, to increase invest¬
Newspapers,
preferred
stock
at
I.
86,(300
VenCap,
purpose,
A
1,125,000
for
Discount
stock
tal.
472,850
for
.
230,000
shares
(300,000
to
of
lor working capi¬
Offered by Marlin Securi-
Price,
subscription
$12.25
by
stock
common
loans,
bank
repay
etc.
and
A
Offered
by
equip¬
$10).
(par
Offered
.
II,000,000 Freedom
Insurance
Co.
for
Offered
to
share.
Insurance
Hess
Price,
A
$11.50
Inc.
Co.,
and
Service
and
shares
500,000
Purpose,
$10).
(par
per
capital.
Woodcock,
by
Oversubscribed.
Co.
A
working
for
Purpose,
share.
of
capital,
working
public
by
stock
common
etc.
171.100
Home
Finance
$1).
(par
share.
Offered
holders,
by
without
working
for
Purpose,
42.750 shares of
Inc.
(par
of
capital.
for
company
Price,
subscription
$6
per
stock¬
to
underwriting.
Household
Gas
Service,
preferred
stock
and
working
for
Mohawk
Valley
Inc.
shares
9(30
$25).
(par
Purpose,
of
to
cumulative
(3'3
bank
repay
capital.
Price,
at
par.
Co.
Completed.
Investing
loans
Offered
by
Investors
ferred
Loan
stock
(par SIi
in
Corp.
shares
4,900
300,000
Lo-Kno-PIa
$1).
at
Weld
Corp.
Purpose,
as
York
2.000
shares
class
.101,000
shares
expansion,
by
of
stock
common
public,
t.o
of
class
Strawberry
stock
A
Price,
Association,
$10)
(par
and
285,000 North
570,000
American
Contracting
mon
(par
$1
as
375.00C
sloe k
Price,
Corp.
shares
285,000
of
com¬
speculation.
a
Ritter
Finance
stock
(par
working
Stroud
well,
10
$1).
Co.
Co.
A
Inc.
63,750
Price,
to
$3
bank
repay
share.
per
Boenning & Co.;
A
class
B
loans
A
Co.,
Co.;
SUplee, Yeatman A Co.,
Hulme, Applegate A Humphrey,
Inc.;
Janney, Dulles A Co.. Inc.; Rambo, Close
Kernel-
A
by
A
A
Co.;
Paul & Lynch,
Baker
Co.
295,030 Underwriters
ticipating convertible
shares
of
Purpose,
Offered
Corp. 29,500 shares of 6%'7
preferred stock (par $10) and
common
stock
preferred
shares of
stock
(par
and
in
cent)
one
share
one
of
10
6(3.000
shares
Price,
stock
common
by
White.
13,050,000 Aluminum Co.
(par
$1).
First
Boston
Inc.;
Smith,
Weld &
A.
G.
Clark,
Co.;
America
$87
Corp.,
Goldman,
Lehman
&
of
Price,
150,000
shares
share.
per
Morgan
A
Si).
of
Stanley
A'Co.;
Becker
A
&
Co.
Co.;
Hornblower
Inc.;
Central
Hallgarten
A
Weeks;
&
Republic
Co.;
Laurence
J.
Estabrook
C.
A
Bradford
Co.;
J. J.
A
b.
Co.;
Francis
Hilliard
A
Co.
Marks
I.
Son;
Co.-
per
Hirsch
share.
$10).
Co.,
Inc.
(par
$1 ).
Lynch,
Pierce,
stock
common
by
Merrill
Co..
Kraus;
stock
Inc.
share.
per
of common stock (par
Offered by CoU'in A
shares
13,100
$23.75
of
stock
Blyth A
common
Offered
share.
per
Co.
Price,
$25).
(par
Co.
by
$64
30,000 shares of com¬
share. Offered by
per
Completed.
Issues placed privately.
sold competitively.
special
offering.
Co.;
Co.;
A
Slocumb
A
The
V.
proceeds
and
184,
Co.;
Ira
stock
common
by
Blyth
A
stock
common
by
Blyth
shares
stock
A
A
of
Co.,
4%'7
(par
$25),
management
present
Sales
of
Sheffield
proximately
shares
oi
share.
common
Offered
by
retain
established
well
are
shares
class
of
Blytli
by
stock
B
Co.,
Son
A
The
Ohio
Inc.;
to increase working
company's business.-—
used
the
Co.,
A
S7.50).
(par
Smith,
Barney
Whipple
A
Co.
Inc.;
said,
"we
The
Clark,
A
A
Harris
Securities
J.
Dodge
Co.;
A
Co.,
Republic
Inc.;
Co.;
A
Farwell,
A
Indianapolis
Co.,
Inc.;
Co.;
Tne
Bond
Kidder,
and
A
Co.;
(Inc.);
Norton
Estabrook
Chapman
Forgan
Sulzberger
Co.;
Share
Weil.
Company
Corp.;
Moore,
Co.;
Leonard
Newburger
Co ;
Paine,
A
A
Co.;
Webber,
In¬
Janney.
A
Lynch;
W.
Newhard,
Jackson
A
H.
Cook
of
the
group
Sheffield
executive
subsidiary.
already include
Sheffield
tools.
of
the
of
scope
than 350
more
It
also
manufacturing
our
basic products."
has
introduced
a
numerous
units
new
and
com¬
gauging devices and controls, or "autometrology"
industry to achieve automatic
gauging,
inspection and quality control in automated production.
have
measurement,
operates
and
enabled
plants
Conway,
Melbourne,
and
headquarters,
its
Eli
new
Dayton,
manufactures
precision
that
systems,
cluding
company
Mr,
in
Cleveland
Dayton,
Mass.;
Mount
and
Fostoria, Ohio;
Windsor,
Mich.;
Clemens,
Australia.
plant and research laboratories, in¬
(cqt
Laboratory, will remain
184, pp. 2618 and 2322.
main
Whitney
Metrology
Polk said.—V.
Bessemer
&
Lake Erie
RR.—Earnings—
1956
October—i
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
From
Gross
railway
oper.
mcome___
Jan.
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
railway
p.
$2,900,167
$1,97.9,550
§3.019,895
2,068,930
953,711
833,112
1.636,249
1954
1953
1,158.639
642,285
704.809
793,229
21,999,843
22,856.144
18,345,396
26.630,316
5.810,492
8,403,651
5,539,849
11,691,027
4.988,158
5,934,040
4,627,496
5,735,160
1—
railway
oper.
184,
1955
$3,670,815
income
2010.
Hemp¬
Howard,
Illinois
Peabody
A
Glore,
Hallowell,
was
Vice-President and
President
as
Co.
Cruttenden
Co.;
A Co.; Hayden, Stone
Co.; Hornblower A Weeks;
A
Co.
Co.;
A
A
it
director,
a
product brand names which
stated,
Louis P lk, President
C.
A
Ellis
Collin,
Co.;
A
Chicago;
of
A
Becker
Bradford
Elworthy
Co.
Marache
Burge
Blunt
Inc.;
C.
Courts
Co.;
G.
A.
per
A.
Ball,
field,
its
continue
currently running ap¬
$-1,000,000 16 years ago.
are
from
its
complete line of precision
gauging
and
measurement
equipment,
including pneumatic
gauges,
the
device
it
pioneered
in
the
193Q's.
and
is currently pioneering
in
the
development and sale of crushform grinding
and ultrasonic
in
$24
and
further1 broadening
are
which
activities
Canada;
Co.;
A
Co.;
A
Central
Inc.;
Price,
in
basis
risen
identity
its
Joining forces
with
Sheffield,
Mr,: Ferguson
said,
will
made
it
possible for a number of, promising engineering developments now
in Bendix divisions to be more effectively marketed. "Also,"
Greenfield
Manufacturing Co. 217,856 shares
will
annual
having
under way
Com¬
Inc.
With Sheffield—
wholy-owned subsidiary of Bendix.
a
an
will become
and
par)
(no
as
on
$24,000,000,
will
machine
Hutzler.
Co.;
Arthur M'.
Krensky A Co. Inc.; Lamson Bros. A Co.; Lee Higginson
Corp.; Lehman Brotheis; Irving Lundborg A Co.; Mason Hagan, Inc.;
McCormick A Co.;
Carl
McGlone
A
Co.,
Inc.;
McMaster
Hutchinson
A
Co.;
Merrill,
Turben
A
Co.;
be
volume of
corporation announced on Dec. 18 that it has entered into
h
contract to acquire the business and assets of the Sheffield Corp.,
Dayton, Ohio, a privately-owned companv which is one of the major
manufacturers
of
precision
gauging
and
measurement
instruments,
and industrial inspection and quality control systems,
Malcolm
P.
Ferguson, President said that to acouire the Sheffield
business Bendix will issue
approximately 230.000 shares of its com¬
mon
stock.
The Sheffield organization will continue to operate under
Bendix
of
per
Blair
Friedrichs
corporated;
Co.;
will
financing
the increased
Bendix Aviation Corp.—Joins Forces
Sheffield,
Haupt
Noyes
Labouisse,
Sim¬
4y2% note
This
of
ol
10 000
$15.62Va
Co.,
Collins
First
A
the
of
finance
cf
Bros.
Co.;
Skaggs
Fairman,
A
a
2438.
p.
Inc.
224.880
A
Co.
Co.;
Julien
Davis,
A
on
1, 1977, from an institutional investor. Of this
amount, $3,400,000 was a refunding of present indebted¬
ness and the balance an additional borrowing.
$5).
Offered
Eichler
A
A
Dulles
total of $9,000,000
a
due March
Co.;
preferred
Inc.
by
Co.;
Blyth
Co.,
hill,
Corporation and
(Continued irom page 2)
arranged to borrow
(par
Offered
shares
Inc.
Bacon,
Bateman,
Bioren
Co.;
Inc.;
Granbery,
•
shares
4,000
Investment News
Barney A
Republic Co.
shares
Salomon
stock
Underwritten
Co.;
Co.;
Co.
Manufacturing
Towne
A
General
ino
Lyneh,
Smith,
by
share.
Oifered
common
Co.;
Bacon,
Ellis'A
duPont
Price,
A
Noyes
&
stock
Blytn
per
issues
Indicates
Sheffield
snare.
3.000
per
Investors.
A
(Inc.);
Hemphill,
M.
Merrill
of
common
5,000
convertible
Co.
A
A
A
A
Sachs
Paine. Webber, Jackson A Curtis; Bache A
Whipple A Co.; Bear. Stearns A Co.; Blunt
mons;
&
&
Represents
+
lie
Co.
through
The
by
Blyth
Stone
(par
A
stock
Central
per
Industries.
stock
common
Underwritten
shares of common
share. Offered by
10,000
S19.25
$14.50
Stores,
stock
X Indicates
Sheffield
class
A
Co.
&
Co.;
Kidder,
Peabody & Co.;
Brothers; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fennei0 & Beane;
Barney
&
Co.;
Union
Securities
Corp.White,
Co.; Dean Witter & Co.; A. C. Allyn A Co., Inc.;
Dodge
Oil
Sli.
$42
Allyn
(par
•
its
of
3,000
Brush,
Weld
Corp.
$28
prior
Chiles-Schutz
of
Offered
stock
Blyth
Offered
and
$12.75
Utilities
(Eli)
share.
Oversubscribed.
31,000 shares of common
$54.87% per share. Offered by
and Wertheim A
Co.
$56,430,550
pleted.
unit.
shares of capital stock
share. Offered by The First
Co. Completed.
Completed.
Yale
Completed.
oi
Frice,
Price,
$1.1.
Inc.
Bache
A
Corp.
Co.
America
Price,
mon
common
by
Completed.
(par
A
share.
by
by
Offered
Co.;
Michle Printing Press &
stock.
common
1,920,000
of common
Offered by
Oversubscribed.
Inc.
(par
share.
10,000
per
Price,
A
of
shares
per
Inc. Completed,
cents).
Co.,
Co.
Machinery
cents).
7,600
Corp.
Putnam
325).
Sachs
Winn-Dixie
311,125
Telephone Co. 36,000 shares of
Price, $41.25 per share. Offered
$22.87%
$78.50
Disinfecting
West
Sheffield
5,228,544
c.
Over-
Granbery,
of
Completed.
Lilly
Representing: New Financing:
per
mortgage
Offered
common
shares
shares
share.
Price.
Simmons;
Corp.
shares
common
share.
per
A
Insurance
Inc.;
S20
of
Offered
Blytli A Co., Inc.
$13,907,280
Price.
(par
refunding
through
20.00C
of
43.234
24.000
privately
stock
126,000
Price,
Corp.
Co.,
50
binations
Life
par¬
of
58,000
Pea-
Completed.
Placed
156,250
Wm.
Inc.
Completed.
and
50
(par
capital
and
Oifcred
Bcane.
per
Kerr-McGee
A
$1,320,000 Admiral
stock
Kidder,
2,950
units
for
working capital.
Price,
$100.0l
per
by New York and American Securities Co.
Issues Not
A
$10).
Price,
Factors
A
Completed.
Treeher
&
Inc.
Inc.;
Incor¬
Co.
cumulative
Inc.;
Thayer,
and
stock
Blyth
by
by
share.
Completed.
shares
Co.
Inc.
"5,622,000
Co.;
Completed.
Price,
Co.
A
Insurance
(par
Vitro
$251.
Inc.
$5).
Co.;
common
capital
per
shares
share.
per
(par
porated; Thomas & Company; Booker Brothers, Inc.; War¬
ren
w. York A;
Co.. Inc.; Cunningham, Schmertz A Co.,
Inc.; J. 3. Hope
of
privately
$71
share.
Whipple
Kentucky
Hallo-
Co.-
192,500
England
(par
Corp.
Goldman,
Blyth
by
Milwaukee
of
Offered
Co.
Corp.
4.000
$60.25
$3).
(par
for
and
Underwritten
Bache
A
Mason,
shares of common stock (no
Offered by Auchincloss,
Co.
50.000
Shoe
stock
stock
common
Offered
shares
first
Price,
Bcane.
$23.75
Kearney
common
Inc.
Transmission
Weld
1,701,125 United
G.
Completed.
working capital,
The Matthew Corp.
by
shares
share.
Rubber
per
Fenner
Bacon,
for
shares of
125.000
Purpose,
Inc.;
Sulzberger
Battles
Purpose,
Ofiered
A
John¬
shares of common stock (par
Oliered by Blyth A Co., Inc.
5,000
share.
per
Co.,
A
$5).
(par
A
Offered
The
share.
Placed
44,800
Price,
Price.
84,000
Co.,
capital.
A
cents).
share.
per
A
Kawncer
B
etc.
Co.
$43.25
Pierce.
working
Riter
Co.;
A
Hentz
Joseph,
Oppen-
Oversubscribed.
5.800
2.65';
&
Ingersoll-Itand
Inc.
shares
5,000
Co.;
A
per
per
Securities
Co.
Fenner
2,(304,849
stock <par $101.
Purpose, for equipment and
capital.
P. ice. at par.
Offered by company for
subscription by public, without underwriting.
o
of
share.
Inc.
120,000
$6.25i.
$25.25
pari.
Northeastern
A
Co.
Tire
Service
Gillette
ipar
capital, etc.
Price,
without under¬
working
company
Harris
Horr.er
Scott,
Corp.
New
Travelers-
Norris
Completed.
1,937,600
„
Co.
£z
(par
Price,
Under¬
All sold.
Co.
Co,,
Corp.
1977.
Webster
Gas
speculation.
a
New
A
300,000
for
Offered
par.
writing,
70,000
White,
by
Price, $61 per share.
Inc.;
pre¬
stock
common
Peet
O.
$15 25
(par
Boston
shares
of
common
stock
Underwritten by Hemphill,
Turben
$29.50
Co.
due
stock
cumulative
(3'-
785,000
Completed.
Power
Firestone
units of one preferred and five common shares.
Purpose, for working capital.
written
of
and 24.500 shares of
(par $50)
of
Offered
Alester
Inc.;
Mason,
A
shares
share.
A
$34.75
Co.
Maracha
1,420.000
A
298,900
shares
Completed.
Edison
A
Duke
Hess
Price,
Price,
body
"3,000,000
H.
and
Gas
stock
Co.;
A
Wheat
Inc.
$20).
bonds
24,000
Wells
$2).
Detroit
stock
common
stock
Inc.; Cohu A Co.;
A Co., Inc.;
Hallo¬
Jones,
Inc.;
Co.;
Blyth
173,850 Texas
Oversubscribed.
per
125,000
Merrill,
Co.;
A
Corp.
Group,
A
Haupt
Woodcock,
Co.
4,170,000
256.500
class
Co.;
Cream
Price, $22
and
Uni-
company
of
Kreeger A Hewitt;
Moore, Leonard A Lyncn;
Co.;
A
stock
common
-
Burr,
per
Inc.
Price, $5.87V2 per share.
A
Redpath and Allen A
Newburger A Co.; The Ohio Co.;
Quail A Co.; Rodman A Henshaw; Schwabacher A Co.;
Shearson,
Hammill
a
Co.;
Shields A
Co.;
William
R.
Staats A Co.;
Stein Bros. A Bo.yce; Suplec, Yeatman A
Co., Inc.; Wagenseller A Durst, Inc.; G. H. Walker A Co.,
T
Boenning
Inc.
(par
Co.,
Cabell
Mullaney,
FincjArts Acceptance Corp. 20.0C0 shares of common stock
per
A
Kelvy
under-
writing.
;
A Co.;
H. Hentz A Co.; Henry HerrHirscn A Co.; J. A. Hogle A Co.; Hooker A
Hopkins A Co., Inc.; Janney, Dulles A Co.,
Inc.; Johnson, Lane, Space A Co., Inc.; Johnston, Lemon
A
Co.; Irving Lundborg A Co.;
McDonnell A Co.; Mc-
company
without
stockholders,
common
Ira
Co.;
Fay;
(par 25 cents).
expansion,
lor
share.
per
Co..
A
6.000
$75.87%
$9
Co.,
A
Fairman,
Co.,
Southern
1,485,000
Completed.
Systems,
$li.
Price,
man
Elgen Corp. 38,(300 shares of
ment,
Inc.
Purpose,
10
,
Purpose,
•
Co.,
cents;.
50 cents per share.
Price.
ties' Co.,'
Finance
A
(par
Inc.
A
A Co.; Henry Herrman A Co., H.
Weil, Labouisse, Fredrichs A Co.;
Plywood
White,
14,464
Co.
Horner
Scott,
Price,
Blyth
shares
100,000
Byllesby
M.
Co.;
Airways,
Slick
Inc.;
Inc.
A
A
par).
of common
Offered by-
$145 per share.
Price.
McCarley
Co.;
H.
A
Price.
by
Bateman, Eichler A Co.;
Bioren A Co.;
Blunt, Ellis A
Simmons;
Boenning A
Co.;
Bosworth,
Suilivan
A
Co.,
Inc.; Branch, Cabell A Co.; Butcher A Sherrerd; Coburn
A Middlebrook, Inc.;
Julien Collins A Co.; Courts A Co.;
Crowell, Weedon fc Co.; Cruttenden A Co.; Davis, Skaggs
A Co.; Dempsey-Tegeler A Co.; Doolittle A Co.;
Estabrook
A Co.; Fairniun, Harris A Co.,
Inc.; Hallowell, Sulzberger
MISCELLANEOUS
common
$100'.
Inc.;
$10).
Co.,
(par
$2,758,082
Backers
293,750
Offered
Noyes A Co.; W. E. Hutton A Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.Auchincloss, Parker A Redpath;
Bacon,
Whipple A Co.;
Ball,
Burge
a
Kraus; Joseph M.
Batchelder
Co.,
Inc.;
underwriting.
$300,000
shares
75.000
Telegraph
&,
stock
common
by
shares of common stock (no
share. Offered by Blyth A Co.,
per
Parker
Telephone A Telegraph Co.
Craig
Corp.
4,330
company
shares
20.000
America
of
Price, $71 per share.
Inc.
Ale,
455,250 Cbesebrough-Pend's
shares of common stock
(no par),
investment;
Price, $20 per share.
Offered
to
Massachusetts
residents only,
without
Inc.
Co.
Wyalt, Neal A Waggoner; R. S. Hays
A Co.,
Inc.; J. Lee Peeler A Co.; Southern Investment
Co., and Vance Securities Corp., for account of Southern
Bell
capital
of
shares
per share.
I. Securities
by
200.0C0
Purpose, for investments. Price, initially
Offered by company to public, through
$1).
(par
$9.57
I.
Inc.
A
Co.
Hirshberg,
(nor
Investors,
International
I,914,000
Lewis
Daniel
Furman
A
$ L >.
Power Co. 2.000 shares of common stock
per share.
Offered by Blyth A Co.,
(par
$1).
Bernet
Completed.
$34
Telephone
stock
of
Oifered
34.000
Inc.
Miller.
A
Itoddis
76,250
S. Dickson A Co., Inc.; Carolina Securities Corp.;
Securities Corp.;
Interstate Securities Corp.; Mc-
R.
First
con¬
to increase
Underwritten by
share.
per
shares of common
Offered by Eisele
5,000
share.
Inc.
(par $1.66%).
Price, $16.75 per share.
Loeb, Rhoades A Co. Completed.
common
Co.;
Lemon
Ront-y
M.
Carolina
(par
Price. $6 per share. Underwritten by Hayden-,
Arthurs, Lestrange A Co.; Bell A Beckwith;
Howard.
Co.;
heimer
Completed.
Ginger
Dry
Co.,
Co.;
A
ston,
'
1,256,250 Canada
by
$(357,482 Augusta Newspapers, Inc.;
93,92(3 shares of
vertible preference stock (oar $7).
Purpose,
Sons,
Assurance
Price,
H.
A
subscribed.
stock (par $10).
$20).
snare.
per
Co.
Sulzberger
wed,
A
Blyth
by
of common stock
Offered by Blyth
shares
5,000
Inc.
&
A
Bioren
stock
common
shares
4.444
share.
$11.37%
Products,
$1).
Scone
Cruttenden
of
Offered
Inc.
ETC.
HOLDING,
TRADING.
TRUSTS,
Price,
Mellen
Price, $5 per
Stout A Co.
California Oregon
32,097.280
INVESTMENT
I'.)
< J.
$1),
Libaire.
common
Carl
$447,300
shares
share.
per
Sr2.62%
Completed.
by Lehman Brothers,
(38,000
(3,000
Price,
(par
King,
per
G.
Schneider,
by
Offered
Co.;
Suplee,
Inc.;
Completed.
Poloron
Completed.
Corp.
Inc.
$23.75
Price,
SI».
$13.37Vss
Hathaway.
Inc.
Business
common
for purchase and develper
share.
Offered by
stock
600,000
shares
share. Of¬
55.319
Inc.)
Co.
per
Brewing
Inc.
Completed,
85),
(par
300,000
Price,
Burroughs
of
$29
Pabst
386,750
Reynolds A Co.
by
Basic,
share.
per
A
inc.;
Durst,
Co.; Dean Witter
Oversubscribed.
A
Co.
A
Co.,
A
A
Inc.
Power
Price,
Weld
Wood
Hammill
Shearson,
Stroud
Wagenseller
Completed.
(par
stock
common
Offered
(now
( par
ilalhawav,
Inc.
Co.,
stock
1,420,000
Inc.
Lee Higginson
by
Co.,
(par
in units of 10 shares of class A and one share
stock.
Purpose, to erect a motel and for work¬
stock
$5i.
Berkshire
A
Tail
Otter
Co.;
Co.;
Co. 4,500 shares of common stock
$21.50
(par
common
(par
Motel
(par $1)
of
of
shares
3,000
Inc.
Refractories.
Berkshire
80.250
E.
Tracy,
A
A
White,
Co.;
Hickman,
$5).
$55.50 per share.
Price,
Basic
oi
A
Harold
Shepard A Co.,
Inc.;
A
Co., Inc.;
Rodman
Inc.;
Saunders,
Stiver
Prescott,
Reynolds
A
Inc.;
Co.,
(par).
Products,
$5).
ETC.
Corp. 24,550 shares of class A common
and 2,455 shares of class B common stock
128,876
Completed.
25,000
BUILDINGS.
LAND,
Fleetwood
by
Inc.
A
$147,300
Offered
Avon
&
$4,902,500
$20
Staats
A
National Tank
A
Completed.
Co.
166,500
States
Woods Oil
(par
$li.
2,000,000
per
Price,
98,750
stock (par
Dempsey-Tegeler
common
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co. 12.000 shares of common stock
(no par).
Price, $38 per share.
Ofiered by Blyth A Co.,
1,313.826
Refining Corp. 105.000 shares of common
stock
(par 25 ipents). See under "Long-Term Bonds and
Notes" in a preceding column of this article.
Western
52,500
S4>.
of
Rogers
R.
Walker
and
Co.;
A
Gardner;
Schwabacher
Co.;
William
Yeatman
Price,
shares
3,500
A
Renshaw;
A
Oversubscribed.
Co.
A
Inc.
A
Offered by company
working
to
i
Ptet
O.
45(3,000
Offered by G. F,
share.
per
Inc. 300.000 shares of common
Purpose,
for acquisitions and
Co.,
Mining
&
H.
Inc. as a speculation.
& Co.,
Oil
stock
50 cents
Price,
Rothschild
Trilon
A
and
Anheuser-Busch,
70,000
Co.,
Mineral Resources Corp.
Inland
300 000
Morford. Inc.; Muir Investment Corp.;
and Sutro A; Co.
Rogers A
Schweickhardt A
300 000
Reinholct
Lynch;
E. Masten A Co.; Moore, Leonard A
Co.; Schwabacher A Co.; Singer,
Deane
A Scribner;
F. S. Smithers A Co.; William R. Staats A
Co.;
Stroud
A Co..
Inc.:
Spencer IrasK A Co.; 'lucker,
Anthony A Co.; G. H. Walker A Co.; Walston A Co., Inc.;
Arthur,
Lestrange
A Co.;
Brush. Slocumb A Co., Inc.;
Chaplin A Co.; Crowell, Weedon A Co.; Fulton, Reid A
Co.; Kay, Richards A Co.; McJunkin, Patlon A Co., and
Mosle
Colket
ington,
A Co.; Irving Lund-
Ryons
Lester.
Corp.;
Higginson
borg A Co.; A.
Ilotan,
Newbolds
A
Curtis;
Co.;
Pen-
Braniff
Airways, Inc.—Private Financing Arranged—
corporation, it was announced on Dec. 21. has ar¬
ranged to place privately with certain institutions $40,000,000 of 4%% equipment mortgage sinking fund bonds
due July 1, 1976.
Of this amount, $15,000,000 will be
sold by the company not later than June 28, 1957, and
an
additional $20,000,000 not later than April 28, 1861.
All or part of the remaining $5,000,000 may be sold on
The
Number 5597
184
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Standard
Central
April 28, 1961. F. Eberstadt & Co. represented
corporation in negotiating contracts for the pur¬
chase of the new bonds.—V. 184, p. 1578.
before
or
With
the
Indemnity
Chicago,
Co.,
HI.—Files
lmurniHuun
held
Security and Exchange Commission—
The
company
10 filed
Dec.
on
a
22
notification with
letter of
the SEC
The
York
New
11 authorized consolidation
Lighting Co., and New York & Richmond
Belt
Chain
Informative
Co.—Issues
tion
of
The
the unifica¬
three companies have approved
the
"The
large majorities.
by
authorized to issue 2,250.000 snares of no
par common stock of which 1,863,400 are outstanding. The move calls
for Brooklyn Union to issue 300,000 additional shares. All of its com¬
mon will be changed from no par to par value of $10 each.
Brooklyn Union will then exchange 210,000 of its shares for 440.000
shares held by stockholders of Kings County. New York & Richmond
stockholders will
receive 90,000 shares of
Brooklyn Union for 15,000
shares of their company.—V.
184, p. 2438.
Union
Brooklyn
is
Co.,
&
below.—-V.
Inc.
176,
Charleston
Net
ry.
Sub¬
by Stockholders—This corporation announced on
Dec. 19 that of the $30,154,700 principal amount of its
4V2% convertible subordinated debentures due Dec. 1,
1981, offered its stockholders for subscription, $29,391,600,
or
approximately 97V2%, were subscribed for
through exercise of rights. The remaining $763,100 princi¬
pal amount of debentures will be purchased by the several
underwriters pursuant to the terms of the underwriting
agreement. Lehman Brothers as managing underwriter
has advised the company that there will not be any public
offering of unsubscribed debentures, such debentures
having been previously sold.—V. 184, p. 2623.
Debenture Offering 97V&%
—
Electric
California
Co.—To Issue Notes—
Power
-
has filed an application with the Federal Power Com¬
requesting
authorization
to issue promissory notes not in
of $12,000,000 principal amount.
company
issue the notes to the Bank of America
National Trust and Savings Association,
each note maturing prior to
12 months from date of issue.
The proceeds from the issue would be
used as interim
financing of the cost of additions, betterments and
to
proposes
company
to
improvements
tne
in
operating
company's properties. The company is a
California and Nevada.—V. 184, p. 1791.
This
$554,791
86,753
86,609
75,203
77,459
82,812
company
6,179,546
5,181,157
5,517,038
5,861,225
from
Calif.,
Victorville,
Drive,
headquarters
Fourth St., San
581
Calif.
Bernardino,
1,506,155
933,522
995,838
1,287,534
767,124
601,781
562,526
730,660
income--
Edmund
Beckwith,
R.
has
Jr.
elected
been
President
of
Beckwith,
Mr.
tion
also
who
formerly
Chemway,
184,
period.—V.
p.
2623.
Stock Placed
California Water Service Co.—Preferred
Privately—The company, it was announced on Dec. 18,
privately, through Dean Witter & Co., an
issue of 60,000 shares of 5V2% cumulative convertible
preferred stock, series J, at par ($25 per share). See
also V. 184, p. 2623.
.
placed
■
Ltd.- -Offer-
Canadian International Power Co.,
headed
division
director
a
division
the
of
Beckwith
Mr.
Warner-Lambert
of
Ltd.
Co.,
Power
View,
where
J.,
N.
manufacturing
new
completion.—V.
nearing
183,
east
delivery
When
Lines
This
from
the
1946,
of
merger
late next year, Canadian National
of Edmonton will be almost fully
completed
is
and
Montreal
of
west
dieselization program, 1,068 pas¬
senger,
freight, yard and work units have been placed in service.
Deliveries early
in 1957 will complete a five-year plan of dieselizing
specific runs
and sei vices, and the plan of completely dieselizing
territories, starting from east and west coasts, will begin.
Of the 222 units,
132 will be built by General Motors Diesel Ltd.,
London, Ont.
Ten two-unit passenger locomotives will be assigned to
the
Maritime Express between Halifax and Montreal, and passenger
trains between
Halifax and Sydney.
The order also includes eightyfour 1,750-horsepover
road switchers, eighteen 1,200-horsepower road
switchers and ten 900-horsepower yard switchers.
Montreal
Locomotive
Works Ltd.,
Montreal,
will supply
56
road
switches of a new design rated at 1,800-horsepower, five 1,000-horsepower road switchers and twenty-nine 1,000-horsepower yard switchers.
the
184,
of
certificates,
these
cost
estimated
1678.
p.
will
company
in Ohio—
Co.—To Build Plant
build
multi-million
new
a
Ohio for the manufacture of high volume,
expansion
dollar plant in Van
small abrasive wheels,
scheduled for 1957 and 1958.
plant
the Bonded Abrasives Division
program
of the
company
will manufacture, small vitrified abrasive wheels up to 14
inches in diameter, sold in
large volume, that are adaDted to autor
matic production methods.
The plant, approximately three years in
the engineering and designing stage, will provide for many automaticprocesses. with orderly flow of materials from abrasive mix,
through
molding, firing, finishing, testing, and shipping.
The single ground floor structure will be 440 ft. x 160 ft., with one
side extension for a battery of kilns and another extension for offices,
and wih encompass a total of 91,000 square feet of floor space.
The
building
is
scheduled for completion in
late 1957 and foxfull operation by the end of 1958.—V. 184, p. 2115.
the
Van
Wert
corporation
and
research
laboratories
each
Pampa,
has
construction
started
a
it
Tex.,
capacity of
was
of
a
new
acrylate
end products, including paints, plastics, adhesives,
rubber and finishes for paper, textiles and leathers.
new
Oct.
of
23,
1957
to
authorized
an
will finance the cost of
of new equipment.
which
1971,
issue
inclusive.
$21,000,000
of
about
of
80%
a
Va.,
ester
synthetic
the latest step in the Celanese
which also includes the recent completion
program,
plasticizer and functional fluid plant in Point Pleasant, W.°
and construction of a new polyol production unit in Bishop, Tex.
new
the
below.—V.
Inc.
184,
p.
Ronald
the
the
stockholders
to
Dec.
on
Stock—
redemption on Dec, 31, 1,956, all of
B convertible preferred stock
at $21 per,share.
Payment will be made at Marshall & Ilsey Bank, 721
North
Water
St., Milwaukee
2, Wis.
Holders of these shares may
convert them into common stock on or before Dec. 26, 1956 at $13.69
per share of common stock, or 1.46 shares of common stock for each
share of preferred.—V.
183, p. 666.
corporation has called for
$1.20 cumulative
series
O.
poration's
in
trative
shares, 53,400 of
convertible promis¬
65,000
5%
of
working capital and other
gen*
2323.
p.
railway
from
ry.
Net
ry.
705,759-
_
railway.—
21,148,100
railway----
from
—V.
886,467
1—
8,788,445
15,989,671
6,406,401
17,072,991
6,445,471
20,573,265
8,288,626
income-—
2011.
8,067,045
5,858,529
5,187,844
7,346,805
from
Net
760,390
1953
$2^)45,167
754,117
1954
$1,898,203
901,771
1,025,172
_
1955
$1,954,371
789,898
income.—
oper.
oper.
181,
p.
Coastal States Gas Producing Co., Corpus
Christi, Tex.
ratio of 32%
Gilbert,
also
who
who
Textile
R.
and
oil
in
continue
Mr.
Loughlin
to
serve
as
1955
1,
a
.
Colonial Fund, Inc., Boston,
this
of
who
investment
registration
its
common
Colorado
filed
company
an
Mass.—Registers With SEC
amendment
Dec.
on
additional
statement covering an
stock.—V. 183, p. 207.
Wyoming
&
1956,
17
1,600,000
from
Gross
Net
ry.
Mr.
will
and
184,
p.
will
1791.
planning
have
is
a
new
broad
for
the
cor¬
from
Net
ry.
railway
oper.
184,
p.
income
2011.
H.
to
one
at
corporate
Celanese
adminis¬
see
1954
$279,366
111,863
59,716
55,449
45,131
3.076,714
1,259,200
3,087,216
1,211,930
2,234,527
757,048
2,903,948
1,190,983
489,751
527,485
344,931
470,040
Co.—Has Natural Gas Program-
Oil Corp.
Swan-Finch
The
company
first
If
Robert
Vice-
company
the
in
who
predecessor
since
1886
founded
the
of
the
present
cor¬
Sir
had
M.
Bart,
who
G-eorge
Nairn
elected
Vice-Chairman
been
of
below.—V.
184,
2624.
p.
received
has
to
Mitchell,
contract
a
$86,000
to
Sales
from
for
service
the
AVRO
Aircraft
lightweight,
RCAF
Manager
the
of
highly
CF-105 jet
Ltd.,
mobile
fighter,
Aircraft
ac¬
Equipment
self-propelled
are
and
contain
at 50
on
a
turbine
gas
compressor
pounds-per-square-inch
standard
a
day.—V.
184,
pressures
2115.
p.
R.
Searing, Chairman of
said in part;
the
Board,
Dec.
on
15,
in
letter
a
stockholders,
the
1947
years
through
it
1956
has
been
for
necessary
3p*«om'5ai:?. *° ac^ new eleeti'ic, gas and steam facilities at
cost
a
$900
million, and in the next five years we will have to spend
million,
according to our present estimates.
Of
the
amount
spent so far, over $400 million has been raised in the capital markets
—mostly by the sale of mortgage bonds.
The
continued
issuance
mortgage bonds has had the result of increasing the company's
$650
ratio
of
debt
50%.
to
at
Our
to
help
to
come
done
be
total
conditions
new
from
37%
most
market
facilities
the
at
of
end
look
way
to
into
be
1947
the
law
to
the
sale
Board
of
in
securities
of
to
that
assure
has
Trustees
increasing
this
do
order
of
ratio
the
under
present
market
debentures which would
of
stock.
common
York
to
however,
amounts
In
the
terms,
forward
through
Obviously,
substantial
required.
favorable
should
appears
New
conservative.
practical
we
most
convertible
must
we
the
on
still
is
the
that
The
"Under
capitalization
structure
finance
stock.
be
to
present.
capital
the .years
consent
of
the
holders
of
two-thirds
of
the
outstanding shares of stock — both preferred and common —
required to make the debentures convertible into common stock.
special
meeting
authorize
from
the
time
stockholders
of
conversion
time
to
of
in
and
offer
soon
thereafter
debentures
prospectus
and
amounts
the
price,
set
vote at
not
to
in
which
conversion
the
to
the
subscription
stock
common
be
be
called
million
$125
such
the requisite
convertible
ol
will
Feb.
debentures
of
as
for
be
may
to
'be
is
A
to
1957
5
issued
determined by the
of Trustees.
to
exceed
warrant
will
basis
of
be
5,
it
for
mailed
of
the
amount
subscription
to
subscription,
terms
is planned
principal
stockholders
other
and
Feb.
$55,087,300
common
the
price
meeting of
holder
each
the
offering
will
issue
new
forth.
"It
is
that
expected
will
be
the
mailed
notice
about
of
the
Dec.
special
meeting
and
proxy
28."
$100 Million Expansion Program for Staten Island—
Staten
Staten
for
that
few
Island
Island
plans
of
below.—V.
Ohio
5.
p.
2115.
Electric Co.—Plans Financ.
planning to sell at competitive bidding $16,000,000
30-year bonds.
plans call for filing a financing application with
tentative
P.
U.
Commission about Feb. 5 and to file a registration
with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
concurrently
present
bids
March
is
mortgage
184,
on
are adhered to, the
issue on or about Feb.
plans
the
company proposes to advertise
26,. 1957, and to open bids on
•
•
has
been
Edison
the
60
served
in
mile
1950.
area
Norfolk, Va. More
to supply the area's
million
$80
under
have
a
also
with
expanded
modernized
Staten
Island
ever-increasing
and
the
new
The
taxes—
and
Operating
Income
The
Business
Net
offices
1956—12 Mos.—1955
$
$
$
516,874,998 488 543,768
313,307,507 442,189,359 417,054,614
54,870,487
74,685,639
112,254
55,667
105,271
29,659
56,852,470
deductions
54,926,154
74,790,910
71,518,813
16,654,550
com.
15,013,458
22,185,430
20,092,437
39,912,696
52,605,480
51,426,376
13,700,991
13,691,591
13,700,9.91
13,691,591
share
$2.41
$2.39
$3.14
$3.06
2223.
p.
Consolidated
An
71,489,154
40,197,920
outstanding—
184,
have
56,740,216
income-
income
per
tie
Staten
will
the
system
INCOME STATEMENT
334,692,704
income
Shs.
is
will
Narrows
linking
distribution
built.
1960
391,432,920 368,177,994
income
Non-operating
Gross
of
cables
1956—9 Mos.—1955
revenues—
exp.
Nation
enlarged in Livingston and St. George to offer
quicker and more efficient company service.
$
Dper.
capacity
island's
substations
needs
generating
completion in
kilowatts.
residents
Sept. 30—
Operating
electrical
Kill
for
power-carrying
CONSOLIDATED
Per. End.
due
335,000
increasing
Brooklyn.
and
Arthur
unit,
of
underwater
system
be
been
for
with
the
to
first
capacity
call
the
connection,
Island
The
generating
Plans
also
addition
construction.
by
Con Edison since it bought the
Today the company has ambitious
a
population roughly equal to
than $100 million will be spent in the next
Corp.
square
years
An
1953
$285,566
109,308
Columbus & Southern Ohio
for
with
Nairn,
J.,
that
117 pounds-per-minute
"During
—V.
1955
$330,957
137,750
-
Columbian Carbon
the
N.
1950,
degrees Fahrenheit
agreement
portation
Co.
President
railway.—
from
Net
Ry.—Earnings—
1—
Jan.
statement
policies.
engineering
Vice-President
Louehlin
responsibilities.—V.
cooi'dinate
vacancy
and
fering of Convertible Debentures to Stockholders—
Com.
1956
$363,128
162,070
income
oper.
From
Gross
railway...—
railway—.--.
from
Net
of
a
Sir
1906
to
shares
67,380
October—
Present
facilities
Executive
canaritv
Corp.
Paul
units
at
Earns,
Secretary
General Manager of
Division.
manufacturing
position
as
fills
father.
since
1690.
amounting
to
370
gas
loss of $50,163 in the eight month period from
the company commenced operations) through June
30, 1956, the end of the fiscal year.
The eight month results include
heavy non-recurring organizational expenses.
For the month of Sep¬
tember, net income was $19,846.
; :.
In
the
period under review, total assets rose from $5,559,598, as
of June 30, 1956, to $7,619,408 as of Sept. 30, 1956.
This is accounted
for
almost entirely
by increases in property, plant and equipment.
Since No. 1, 1955, 136 miles of new gas pipelines have been placed
into
operation and gas reserves under contract to Coastal States'
17
gas
gathering systems have risen 394%, with the daily capacity
of
the
systems having also advanced 394%.
The net number of
completed oil and gas wells increased 135% between Nov. 1, 1955 and
Sept. 30, 1956, to a total of 91 wells.
Referring
to the company's expanding business, Mr. Wyatt noted
that
acquisitions
are
being negotiated
at a rapid rate and the
company's operations in Texas are being intensified.
Activities have
been inaugurated in Louisiana and an office opened in Oklahoma City.
—V. 183, p. 1108.
with
(when
compared
elected Executive Vice-President
was
will
succeeds
Cochran,
Oil
statement
.
the company, which has extensive
properties and gas gathering systems, had
an
income
before depreciation and depletion of $59,591.
This was
realized on a gross income of $134,843, giving a cash earnings ratio
of 44%
for the month.
Net income for the
three months ended Sept. 30, 1956 was $2,838,
of
his
the month of September alone,
For
interests
as
Michael
since
p.
support equipment
cording
A
quarter
of the
July 1,
1956
through
Sept.
30, 1956. the company had an income before
depreciation and depletion of $117,729 on a gross income of $370,579 .'
S.
cash earnings
Nairn
of
director
associated
Kearny,
of
Wyatt, Jr., President, «reports that in the first
1957 fiscal year, covering the three month period from
a
Mr.
board
a
1950.
announced
corporation
Board
—Reports Profit—
for
President.
been
Sir
of
in
182,
"Following
Oscar
has
Co.
also
determined
1956
$2,397,537
1,070,064
railway
from
to the board of directors Was announced
since
Board
who
of
Freightways, Inc.—Acquisition—
the
for
was
purchase
concluded
Lamb,
and
by
on
J.
by this corporation of Lamb Trans¬
17, according to Albert F. Cruse,
Snead, Jr., President of Consoli¬
Dec.
L.
S.
dated.
The transaction, which involves approximately $350,000 in stock, is
subject to approval by Starte and Federal regulatory commissions.
Lamb transports milk, gasoline, oil, solvents, soda ash, coke, asphalt
chemical
and
Loughli* on Dec. 18
Brooks,
W.
Celanese
The
used for
184,
Andre,
director
a
Canada,
ground
this
Clinchficld RR.—Earnings—
corporation.
Alexander
and
of
holders
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc.—Plans Of¬
cents per share due Jan. 1, 1957 will be
14, 1956.—V. 183, p. 666.
outstanding
by the company's board of directors. In addition, the appointments of
three new company Vice-Presidents were announced by Harold Blancke,
President. They are:
.
John
offer
an
to
'
Gulf
rated
Officials Promoted—
Kenneth C.
of
to be
J.
grandson
a
Andre
The
of
and
2623.
company
—V.
&
,
for
Division.
Clark Oil & Refining Corp.—To Redeem Pfd.
its
facilities in Pampa represent
chemical expansion
of
$2
at
used
Consolidated Diesel Electric Corp.—New Contract—
of
15,000,000 pounds of acrylic acid esters per year,
of
The
be
share).
per
are
Nairn
the
Eoard.—V.
See
announced
1957.
range
offered
to
Consolidated Cuban Petroleum Corp.- -Test Well-
from
quarterly dividends of $1.37,/2
its
plant is expected to begin production during the last quarter of
Acrylic acid esters are raw material components for a broad
the
be
are
are
has called for redemption on Jan. 1, next, 744 shares
of
its
5 Vz'/r
cumulative preferred stock at $105
per
share at the
Chemical
Corn
Exchange National Bank. New York N.
Y.
Regular
The
on Dec. 17 by R. W. KixMiller, Vice-President and General Manager, Celanese Chemical Division.
in
With
to
$1)
on
F.
Linoleum
The
This
Celanese Corp. of America—Builds New Plant—
This
(par
proceeds
and
Frank
by
of
been
the
$26,494,508
of
Airways,
Slick
Nov.
according to an an announcemnt by Clinton F. Robinson, President.
The new plant is part of Caiborundum's $30,000,000 modernization
plant
With
Corp.—Preferred Stock Offered
Co.
purposes.—V.
Nairn
is
Mr.
has
Investment in Airways Firm—
Makes
See
CNR's
of
inauguration
Carborundum
At
Files
—
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.,
Dec. 18 publicly offered 100,000
cumulative and participating preferred
poration.
991.
p.
installment
third
the
is
$280,000
of
installments
dieselized.
and
&
($10
par
17
F.
Nairn
results
will up to noon (EST) on Dec. 27, at its office in
Cleveland, Ohio, receive' bids for the purchase from it of $4,200,006
equipment trust certificates, dated Oct. 23, 1956, and due in 15 annual
Gross
This
to finance
placed.
by the retirement from the
Spencer-Nairn, Bart, who had been
company
From Jan.
has announced orders for 222 diesel units with a
total value of $44,700,000, embarking on a plan of territorial dieseliza-.
tion.
Dec.
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Bids for New Equipments—
Net
below.
company
Wert,
Discount
6%
•Election of R.
R.
Pharmaceutical
American
Chemway's two ethical drug subsidiaries, A. C. Barnes Co. and Crookes
Inc.
Offices of Crookes-Barnes Laboratories, Inc., are located in Mountain
Gross
National Rys.—Orders Locomotives—
Canadian
—V.
at
Chairman
administra¬
*-v:<
*
by
.
Laboratories,
Net
International
Since
of
privately
Chicago, 111.,
corporate
on
of
Vice-President
for marketing and
Manufacturers Association.
The
director and
a
Laboratories,
is
He
October—
This
from
proceeds
use
employed
letter of notification with the SEC
a
created
Vice-President
was
Co.
elected
was
Warner-Chilcott
of
Pharmaceutical
paid
indefinite
See
to
Congoleum-Nairn, Inc.—New Vice Chairman, etc.—
newly-
the
the parent company.
President of
way,
The
has
filed
issuance
for
The net proceeds
merged Crookes-Barnes Laboratories, Inc., division of Chemway Corp.,
New Brunswick, N. J., it was announced on Dec. 11 by Charles T. Sillo-
only part of California Interstate's executive branch still located
San Bernardino is the Treasurer's office,
which will remain there
an
11
portion
a
Collins
of
stock
The
for
are
heretofore
of
shares
City Investing- Co.—Partial Redemption—
14 announced the removal of its
Dec.
on
Mojave
16461
in
Dec.
on
Commercial
both
2011.
p.
plans
Exchange Commission—
reserved
arc
—Julien
public
Telephone Co.—Moves Hdqrs.—
California Interstate
to
$551,918
66,514
79,275
eral
The
utility
$507,350
132,249
1—
oper.
184,
Co.
temporarily
expansion.
shares
notes
be
2072.
p.
The
sory
to
1953
— —.
railway
Electric
bank loans
183,
stock
and
expected
is
Farmers Trust Co.,
Minerals, Inc., Denver, Colo.
corporation
which
1954
Ohio
repay
11,600 shares of common
share,
without underwriting.
inventories
Diaaers
City Bank
per
Ry.—Earnings—
1955
income.—.
railway-
from
Net
—V.
Carolina
of
Chemway Corp., New Brunswick, N. J.—Pres. of Unit
Burroughs Corp.
The
106.
p.
The
prospective
Theatre
covering
philosophy of doing business.
plants, products, markets ana
1
7"
$573,233
railway—__
oper.
from
Gross
1562.
scribed
excess
184,
Western
&
railway
from
ry.
2206.
The
its
and
company's
to
Securities and
entitled
supplies general
ior
Little
York City.
Southern
bonds
booklet,
1956
from
Gross
,
Net
mission
Formed
the
system.—V.
From Jan.
p.
is
company
October—
Coal
Shipping, Inc.—See Slick Airways, Inc. below.—V. 169,
p.
about
illustrated
Today," which
32-page
a
the
expansion.—V.
These
Bull Steamship Co.—Sold to American
H.)
(A.
this
tells
distribution
Inc.—Proposed Merger-
Garfinckel
Julius
see
issued
Tomorrow
about
booklet
The
Net
Brooks Brothers,
of
Shape
information
now
has just
company
&
the
of
meeiing
in
New
Combined
Booklet—
G
The^tockholders
28
St.,
Columbus
plant
Commission cn Dec.
S.
P.
Kings County
of this company
Feb.
on
William
sale
10,000 shares of common stock (par $101 to be offered on a
pre-emptive basis at $20 per share, without underwriting.
The pro¬
ceeds are to be used for working capital and surplus.
covering
Co.—Merger Approved—
Brooklyn Union Gas
9
(2737)
other
The
company
also
and
carries
petroleum
road
oil
products
in
in
Southern
Northern Mexico.
Southern
Nevada,
California.
Arizona
and
i
Lamb
Transportation will continue to be operated
headquarters in Long Beach, Calif.
as
a
unit from
its
Lamb
Transportation now operates approximately 130 pieces of power
and trailing equipment and employs 120 people.
Gross sales last year
totaled
$1,425,000.
A volume of $1,500,000 is expected for
1956.-—
V.
184,
p.
2323.
Consolidated Natural Gas Co.—New Director—
E.
ing
Wayne
of
the
Corrin was elected
board of
a
director of this
airectors held Dec. 20.
company
He fills
a
at
a
vacancy
meet¬
in the
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2738)
board
resulting
twelve
C/O
Natural
from
increase
an
in
membership
board
eleven
irom
Daystrom, Inc.—Plans to Sell $8,000,000 Debentures—
is
Gas
Marietta.
of
President
of
Co.
Consolidated's
of
two
Clarksburg.
W.
subsidiaries.
and The
Va,,
River
Gas
The
Hope
Co.
directors
oi
issue
of
convertible
$8,000,000.
(N. Y.)—
added
registration statement with the SEC#on Dec.
shares of its $2 par common stock, to be
subscription by holders of outstanding common at the rate
filed
corporation
covering
1956,
offered
for
of
additional
one
Allen
Red path
&
nroceeds
held.
shares
10
underwriting
and
&
The
It
P.
Brooks
Wire
approximately
/}ale
of
the
of
the
common
Denver &
sale
the
additional
of
securities.—-V.
Net
From
Gross
lo3,
of
Ellison
Stearns
announced
was
the
to
17
of
position
new
Dec.
on
Mr.
184,
Gross
part
said.
Ellison,
will
who
directly to the president, will supervise
and coordinate all public relations activities relating to Cook Electric
Co
and its wholly-owned subsidiaries, laboratories and divisions. These
include
report
subsidiary companies AirMod Corp., Canadian Diaphlex
ILtd.
and
Nucledyne Corp.;
Cook Research Laboratories and Inland
Testing Laboratories, and tne Diaphlex, MagniLastic, Wirecom, and
Electronic Systems manufacturing
divisions.
For
last
the
from
ry.
.
eight years Mr. Ellison has
p.
1350.
his
operated
consulting
own
after
shares
of
to
Gross
fiscal
1955
809,002,'
before
outstanding.
Net
Profit
taxes
$33,107,016.
equal
taxes
the
year
to
before
$3.41
for
sales
per
184.
the
liscal
—V.
Huntl'-y, President, announces that
large scale production of Niacin U. S. P.
Mr.
Huntley
stated
involving
process
is
■company's
Falls,
research
184,
Is
and
animal
nutrition.
pharmaceuticals.
compounding
is
this
is
company
producing
niacin
//'»',■
important member
the
most
widely died
by
now
in
unique
a
The
Cowles
animal
'U
the
of
vitamin
U.
also
Is
offering
supplements.—V.
feed
B
complex
fortification supplements in
S.
P.
grade finds important
an
of
one
Cross
The
Co.—Announces
company
the
fiscal
Milton
share
O.
feed
a
183,
grade
which
family.
is
capacity
is
Sept.
use
Net
ry.
this
said
outstanding
substantially
Discontinues
Cowles
Collier
Publishing
Collier
Reader's
Inc..
Co.
Crowell-Collier
Reader's
few
next
of
us
Detroit,
and
space
years.
"Our
.
another
Mich.,
Co.—Sells
4
Paul
ihe
C.
for
Service
good
in
year
disposal
be
would
Co.
the
sold
Collier's—Also
to
Smith
Mr.
of
sale
sents
the
and
number
a
to
"Collier's"
$6,939,547
The
'
1
2.807.225
his
said
.
,
20.
,
lene
The
a
i
pansion
program.—V.
used
p.
10S4
$1,768,076
$1,182,090
bulk
$2,037,923
after
3,200,000
last
readers
reduce
to
offered
dissolve
14.449.330
3.680,339
5.765.012
2,367,785
2,523,782
1955
1954
plan.
cial
to
$577,408
$659,039
294.207
222,483
268.391
76,013
89,463
54,295
33.826
6.843.694
6.184,088
7,285.dl
2,779,932
3,015,882
2,606,653
3.385.940
842,419
705,913
of
be
arrived
offered
several
Terminal
specially
Park
by
designed
plant
at
Houston,
lubricants.
for
handling
per-
Texas.
printed
has
Die
added
as
.business
circuit
been
an
V.
panel
operation entirely
184, p. 2224.
for
will
27.
sell
use
by
developed
Nov.
on
Form
Jack
in
had
made
decision
no
employs
2,100
concerning
workers
and
the
cies
Mr.
J.
the
the
2,500
or
material
which
electronic
of
cost
offered
on
to
one
patents
to
to
the
'■
:•
•'
I
'.
1
-
*
lA
are
weeks
dailv
Dec.
6
This
Privately—The
shares
Falls,
are
for
to
Ohio.
outstanding
be
the
offered
account
The
in
a
connection
the
whereas
minimum
a
is
is
in
a
which is
electrical com-
shaies
14
Pacific
In
the
rotary single spindle
castings.
It is nine feet in
capable of assembling units
new
assembly
for
with
of
loans
Mexican
plant
6045
at
the
company's
ex¬
Drexel
Mexico.
is
Mexicano.
largest
The
W.
Ogden
Ave.,
of
the
by
to
the
and
J.
of
Bath,
company
for
to
190,000
of
Heritage,
outstanding
the
the
of
are
company
Lake
to
be
working capital.
and
used
to
doubling
makes
plant
20
years
Mexico.—V.
of
chlorinated
in
the
Federal
Half
ago.
184.
N.
stock
for
be
N.
at
With
and
stock,
of
the
and
the
stock
common
for
and
issued
shares
the
at
of
N.
of
and
Heritage
room
,
company
847
will
by
of
the
holders
shares
types.—V.
of
of
78,910
not
outstanding
an
182,
Trust
aside
and
for
the
these
voted
l/10th
of
Electric
1%
Co.
Dec.
in
shares
over-whelm
step
the
officially
at
is
merger
Jan.
on
unde.
recorded it
shares wa
the
shareholders
21,
Chicago
will
was
of
t
companie
a
spe
expectec
2,
become
At
tha
McGraw-
p.
all-time
less
than
80(6
of
B
shares
case
of
bedroom,
goods
furniture,
living
room
-
record
of
of
its
over
over
it
as
its
B
common
issue
pa■;
is
by
cxcha.nge
El
offer,
Pacific,
for
Paso,
an
membership
of
its
to/the
representations,
offer.
and
rate
of
exchange
eight
shares
stockholders
operated
latter
rate
offer
as
has
a
no
of
is
agreement
and
The
one
for
subsidiary
of
intent
present
El
of
effective
resources
convinced
gas
from
will
be
San
both
of
that
and
the
most
in
Paso,
economic
$30
and
assets.
in
The
such
a
United
and
1956
$2,600,000.—-V.
183,
earnings
p.
4.
ai
commor
notes.
Pacific
management
into El Pasr
operations
ol
'as
tc
manner
the
of
States.
efficient
tc
5"«
1S57
that
the
al
prior
of
of
Pacific
utilization
the
Paso,
31,
expected
merging
economic
companies
El
shares
of
tc
tht
on
unsecured
Dec.
each
is
it
the company acquire Pacific's
companies
would
be
coordinated
the
before
and
agree
time
share
and
Under
agreement
covenants
subordinated
consummated.,
o!
stock
directors.
offer.
delivery
the
at
the
beer
exchange offer;
the
and
or
of
has
common
of
the
ai:
maximum
Jen
exchange
and
If
a
agreement
board
.warranties
Pacific
deliver
The
stock
minimum
a
of
this
and
stock.
B
acquire
stock
acquire
will
common
to
common
can
El Paso
pursuant
exchange
two
natura
The
use
companj
of
Canadian
Juan
El
the
British
Columbia-Alberta
fields, as it becomes available
fully coordinated with gas from the
Basin and elsewhere
along the lines of the pipelines of the
company and Pacific."—V.T84,
p. 2624.
unlikely
Paso
unless
its
is
use
Manufacturing Corp., Eldorado,
Security and Exchange Commission—
With
SEC
corporation
on
Dec.
on
this
with
its
Dec.
14.
11
filed
letter
a
of
be
per
building;
a
purchase and
install
Files
to
at
be
for
and
the
with
offered
are
machinery;
capital.
III
notification
covering 15,000 shares of common stock to
share), without undewfifing. The proceeds
($10
pai
used
t(
working
Elwell-Parker Electric Co.—New Bulletin
Issued—
A
Truck
new
types
of
industrial
The
Engineering
couplers
free
literature
Bulletin
available
trucks .has
been
the
covers
illustrating
from
released
pin
and
by
type,
and
used
this
describing
its
on
line
vari
of
powei
company.
which
be
can
had
in
and
variom
sizes according to
specific requirements; the doubli
pin
type which permits two coupler
heights; the automata
which can be adapted for hand or
foot operation; ti-ie remote
control
pin type
which
permits
hand
or
foot
height
coupler
driver's
operation
seat;
also
may
the
"U"
bolt
be operated from
type
and .'the
the driver's
pin
with
type
seat.—V.
184,
from
chain
the
which
1690.
p.
Erie Natural Gas Co., Inc.—Stock
Offered—McDonald.
Holman & Co. Inc. of New York
City on Dec. 19 offered
publicly
75,000
stock, plus
units,
each
each
certificate
non-detachable,
stock
such
30.
for
$2
per
per
warrant
to
of
stock
entitling
share
be
for
consisting of
there
the
each
exercised
will
be
purchaser
share
only
attached
to
after Feb.
drilling of
new
company
plans to use
wells and for
working
1,
by
warrant,
1357,
the
net
but
which
share
one
the
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
before
to
(par
50
cents)
BUSINESS—Company
ing.
its
Erie.
pav
Outstanding
1.000.000 shs.
*225.000 shs.
addition, wa.rran|ts will be
outstanding for the purchase of
has
Nov.
FINANCING
shares.
It
of
certificate,
proceeds
PRESENT
Authorized
Common stock
of
capital.
CAPITALIZATION
"In
a
purchase
represented
1957.
PROCEEDS—The
share
one
for the purchase of one
unit;-This offering has been
warrant
a
share, at $2
completed.
is
principal
was
office
incorporated in Delaware,
and
place
of
business
at
317
Pa.
Oct.
on
30,
Baldwin
7,500
1956.
Build¬
The company
is engaged in the business of
prospecting for, drilling,
producing, processing, dealing in,
storing, and selling natural gas, oil.
petroleum, and the by-products or derivatives
thereof.
The company
leases
$46,000,000.
Ducommun, President/announced
to
desires
having
Franklin,
The
of
and
the
2,925
Cussewago.
owns
The
company
The
also
Township
a
in
acres
a
seven-eighths interest in
6.621 acres in the Erie
74
scattered
County
Creek.
McKean,
seven-eighths
Crawford
company
property in
and Fairview.
Girard,
of
Mill
Fairview,
North
Washington.
additional
Summit
owner
approximately
Summit.
company
covering
and
is
covering
Townships
be
benefits
Paso
aggregate of 343,000 shares of its
stock
Paso
maximize
80.000
has already been distributed in
cash.
More
contributed to the Employees
Profit
Sharing
Retirement
Plan Trust.
This will bring
the sum set
will
j
El
outstanding
tie
entire
Pacific
be
or
of
the
of
of
1012.
$563,000
Co.—Registers Exchange Offer
Paso
with
various
El
the
the
ot
for
•
than
more
employees, Charles E.
$380,000
mad-
plan
a
procedural
a
Pacific, including an agreement by
request of Pacific, to lend tc
Pacific from time' to
the
stock
share
class
Approximately $183,000
than
than
31, 1957, up to $15,000,000
against
promissory notes of Pacific payable on
Pacific's option either in
cash or by
outstanding
Morganton.
*
reaching
share
of
between
their
of
Dec.
the
manufacture and distribution
upholstered furniture principally
sales
shares
as
El Paso is required tc make
stockholders who are
parties to
Paciiic
part
C.
Drexel
of
rate
par).
issued
and
Morganton.
1L,
i$2.50
of
Morganton stock.
contingent, upon acceptance by the holders
665 outstanding shares of common
stock
p.re
of
64,992
common
B
for
Dec.
on
Ducommun Metals & Supply
Co.—Has Record Sales—
With
approved
Paso.
El
share
one
than
O.,
exchange
the
and
dining
Inc.
agreement,
the
To
SEC
stock
common
Furniture Co.,
th®, rate
Heritage
80r,
its
in
and* class
Point,
to
of
the
offerings are made to acquire control of
Heritage and Morganthrough stock ownership;
The
general
effect
of
the
plan
of
acquisition, according to the prospectus,
will* be
to
integrate' and
correlate
tables
20
outstanding
McGraw
the
common
the
of
2116.
p,
Registers
with
statement
shares
The
SEC
Lucerne,
Quimicas
ton
SEC—
with
ol
also
caustic
Drexel,
shares
these
Morganton
of
than
immediate
an
which
founded
was
citizens
Co.,
offer
High
of
are
less
for
A.,
registration
a
common
Inc.,
less
all
Less
shares
the
the
additional
J
notification
account
Cyril
covering
not
Productos
Exchange Commission—
filed
exchange offers
not
and
in
Firm—
said.
S.
electrolytic
firm
held
Furniture
stock
incerest
call
company
announcement
the
share
one
50',
a
of
into
deposit
ous
producer of caustic soda, it was announced jointly
Jose Domingo Lavin,- President of the Mexican
Lelarid I. Doan, President of Dow Chemical Co.
the
stock
offers
be
preferred share wa
11, 1956.—V. 184
t>
111. The combined
Edison
Edison,
of
acquired,
Pacific owning an
machines,
placed.
Co.—Buys Interest in Mexican
Quimicas
stock
common
Each
Dec.
Common.
comprising
,
purchased
are
connection
tnis
El
of
shares
shares
construct
hour.
an
the
the
new
Corp.,
other
units
of
aluminum
and
and
a
proposes
Furniture,
al
share
per
presently
Ing.
Dr.
outstanding
The
letter
for
proceeds
mortgage
Ay,
by
company
12, '1956,
Drexel
2624.
filed
has
company
Drexel
•
.
A
prospectus,
additional
many
is
of
shares
5,235,952
the
pending,
for
with
Engineering
360
machine
housed
,,
Securities and
>
1956,
will
Eldorado
panel
of
rate
pounds
Crowell-Collier, he said, is presently
>
Payment
Dec.
on
Elgin,
1121.
p.
the
to
2,435,000
an
both
or
production,
14
panels
more components.
disclosed
orders
for
are
.
of
share.
Co.
organizations
184.
stock
According
If
Zimmerman,
the
circuitry
bring
10
Equip-a-matic
assemble
at
B
common
--
two-thirds
on
to
require
principally of
companies
company's
Stoc
12,
$10.50
company filed a registration
statement with the SEC on Dec
1956,
covering
5,233,952 shares of common B
stock
($3
Ei Paso
par)
proposes to offer to holders of tne
shares of common stociof
Pacific
Northwest
Pipeline
Corp.
the
privilege
of
exchangin.
tneir
shares oi
common
stock
of
that
company for
shares
of
th
Zimmerman.
of
to
portable,
Zimmerman
District
repre¬
at
14,
will
the
\
for
panels,
engineering
President
is
of
outstanding
plan.
combined
contains
Trans-shipment of this chemP-
McClintic-Gordon
ultimately
machines
for
Co.
Paso Natural Gas
entered
company's
weeks
capacity,
company
93'f
merger
Co.—V.
EI
of
facility is operated by McClintic-Gordon Co..
Gordon Lubricating Co., producers'and
packagers
announced
constructed
Plans
this
Electric
than
More
the
Pacific
Facility—
perchlorethy-
Deer
automatically
Productos
to
meeting which was scheduled for
formally concluded at'a closing
The
plant
a
other
Y.
This
1,023.929
facility
piercing
S.
N.
shares
be
time
1953
$671,595
6,785,594
of
Ii4
York.
Following action by the
19.040,429
6,246.077
3,846,232
276,629
two
and
Dec.
on
opposition.
annually, according to Mr. Zimmer¬
Dec.
on
per
Thomas
in
Co.—New
new
desired.
also
cents
New
527,350
the
$670,696
parent
was
panels,
is
the
of
17,288.415
automotive
panel
but
5.83
McGraw-Edison
favor
manufacturing methods, he added..
This
unique panel, the first of moulded
electronics industry, will be provided with
concern,
editions
will
choice
a
Bath Co., Solon, Ohio—Files With
shares
16,500
ingly
of
as
the
present
Mexicano.
transaction.
their
or
subscriptions
Curtis Publishing
Corp.,
covering 33.000 shares of common stock (par $1» to be offered at S6
per share, through L. B. Schwinn .&
Co., Cleveland. Ohio, of the total,
16,500
known
be
821,845
etched panel and will be in pro-'uctlon in
January, said Mr.
Zimmerman. The cost of raw materials will
be one-fifth those used in
as
redemption
preferred stock
Edison, Inc.—Merger Ratified—
388.588
average
require
for
common
of
McGraw
214.745
3,336,169
industries
it
of
Co.,
stockholders
with
211,717
terminal
the
new
called
convertible
1.1025
561,533
5,299.573
handled
related
Trust
into
393,398
of
revolutionary
and
Chagrin
Irving
Holders
703,970
Dow Chemical
.
on
*408 64
4,239 30
'
stock
This
portable, hand operated punch, for use with
plastic bindings,
developed
by
this
corporation.
Designed
for
perforating
pamphlets, booklets, manuals, presentations and other materials
easily
«nd quickly with unskilled
help, it requires a minimum of desk space.
Fully enclosed for complete safety, this new machine
cleanly punches
up to 25 sheets of average weight
paper by any office employee
.
no skill is needed.—V.
184, p. 2624.
company
499,65
*168,376
recently
cumulative
(Thomas A.)
Die Form Circuits, Inc.,
Cicero, III.—New Product—
covering
been
The
914.500
147,575
2439.
will
Rocks,
Pa.
Diamond
Alkali
from
Both
new.
Cyril
the
merge
1QSS
17.026,805
..
.
Diamond's
new
apart
of
A
5V
10,771,133
-
terminal
Cicero, 111.
Cummins-Chicago Corp.—New Portable Punch—
lias
1,270,973
Industries, Inc.—To Redeem Preferred
corporation
its
11,506,053
McKees
being
The
184.
4,902,800
2012.
p.
775,350
subsidiary of The
tutional investors.
be
5.735.000
319.288
12,375,793
costing $40,000 to $60,000 each, already have been
it was announced on Dec. 21, has arranged to
place privately, through Blyth & Co., Inc., an issue of
$60,000,000 4Vs% promissory notes due 1981 with insti¬
to
184.
597,862
Alkali
of industrial and
cal
is
disclosed
that
"Collier's"
which
•*"
are
4,631,900
1067
*790';
24.926,138
income
Co.,
from
Mr.
company,
proceeds
'25,127
-
1,622,496
•
20,169,365
—
bulk
compounds,
company
•
41,738
income
voted
diameter, weighs
consisting of 100
3,400,000
announcement
McCall
in
reiund
value" of $8,000,000.
■
railway...._
railway
oper.
24,504,560
2115.
Completely
of
Crowell-Collier,
an
Companion's"
involved
cash
a
of
said
Crown Zellerbach Corp.—Notes Placed
The
of
$7,847,512
Operated
for
Co.,
Cleveland,
Ohio,
producers of
basic
chemicals,
the new facility consists of a
225,000-gai. storage
tank, filteiing and drvirrg eai'ipinent, a
15,000-gal. p^stlc-ined holdi g
tank, drumming facilities, storage warehouse, and
supporting docking
and pumping facilities to accomodate
barge shipments of
He
•
,
from
ry.
1953
chlorethylene, a solvent widely used for drycleaning and
for
in¬
dustrial
degreasing. has been put into operation by the McClintic-
attempting to line up printing contracts with other media to maintain
ownership of the plant.—V. 184, p. 2324.
■
from
Net
Net
1,441,907
railway——__
producing
titles.
Springfield plant,
"book
a
Dec.
on
$400 50'
122,915
68,235
71,684,971
$1,905,668
railway
p.
new
type
"Collier's"
owed
understood
are
"Look,"
magazine
Home
is
1953
$466,200
155.969
From Jan. 1—
Gross
60,658,149
income-—
Jan.
ponents
Division.
Chairman
Smith
discontinued
were
newsstands
undisclosed
It
interests
magazines
subscription
and
Mr.
"Woman's
later.
Hearst
Both
on
of
made
and
13.
1954
$514,600
211,632
64,929,290
man.
magazine, paid Crowelltitle
of
Collier's, Crowell-
the
obligations
President
Dec.
on
1955
$565, ,'00
income
oper.
dimensions
Smith,
facts
27.821,85
9,460,50
1956
Eastern
1954
ubscribers.
these
ry.
-Earnings—
1956
construction
Companion—
Education
RR.-
1955
The corporation will turn out
60,000
potential sales market of $5,000,000
Home
its
subscription
5,842,132
Toledo Shore Line RR.—Earnings—
Diamond
sides,
will
backlog
subscriptions. The Education Division sold subscrip¬
magazines through schools.
In addition, Cowles made Crowell-Collier a
$1,000,000 mortgage loan
on the company's
Springfield, Ohio, plant, and assumed about $8,000,000
unfulfilled
Net
as
to
in
10.338,008
railway....
railway
from
24,190,965
12,521,243
income-
oper.
The
after taxes
magazines'
tions
12,690,239
5,833,400
irom
Net
at
Income_
oper.
President,
Profits—
publishers of "Look"
and
;1,284,96
59.064.94
13,843,272
plus accrued dividends
_
184,
A
715.
p.
$1,000,000
Service
other
the
assures
Publishing
Woman's
Magazines,
671,746
37,589,120
income...
3.318.026
railway——
railway—
from
in
profit is equal to $1.81 petStockholders' equity rose to
shares.
in
which
1957," Mr. Cross said.—V. 182.
Crowell-Collier
Gross
2012.
from
ry.
—V.
in
30.
President,
$13,500,000.
1,512,075
47.729,859
23,335.268
Securities
convertible
human
use
for
profit of $1,121,608
a
factory at 17801 East Fourteen Mile Road,
just now being occupied, triples former floor
orders
1953
$7,033.97
3,654,01
1,911,082
2012.
p.
1,510,217
from
from
L072.
p.
new
increase
of
Jr.,
621,20C
share.
per
The
Cross.
Increased
!7 announced
ended
year
the
on
$9.35
Dec.
on
1954
39,265.393
railway
oper.
184,
W,
1,594,455
OctoberGross
and
for
the
from
ry.
—V.
1,438,895
1—
railway. :L.
67,195,009
railway—
railway—..
p.
Net
Gordon
of
.'V-',Vv.
R.
$3,848,027
3,460,307
Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific
Ry.—Earnings—
-■
air oxidation.
He
pointed out that this
two years of intensified research at the
laboratories
which
are
located
at
Skaneateles
Y.
N.
Niacin,
with
Net
under¬
and
Edison
catalytic
result
the
Cowles
that
Co.
Ry.- -Earnings—
1955
$6,696,730
4,257,4o8
1,645.443
railway--
Detroit &
year
$2,375,047.
was
1793.
p.
F.
process
&
registered
of
group
a
2624.
IQSfi
oper.
Net
Cowles Chemical Co.—New Producer of Niacin—
R.
Jan.
from
'-Deficit.—V.
railway
from
ry.
Net
ended Sept 30.
1956
per
share oil 512,390
corporation's profit after
taxes
was
share on sales of $34,955,172,
Profit
$3,909,002.—V.
was
be
p.
Rio Grande Western
from
Net
A
the
In
stock
common
amounted
$1
reports for the fiscal year
of $1 085,047, equal to $2.01
taxes
will
184,
by
Sachs
2677,
p.
income
oper.
From
Cornell-Dubilier Electric Corp.—Earnings Off—
profit
made
,
From Jan. 1—
184,
corporation
be
Goldman,
Range
$7,728,222
.
income.—
oper.
From
Gross
2012.
from
Net
Gross
The
from
ry.
be
other
work¬
1—
p.
Net
the
business.—V.
would
among
increased
Manufacturing Co., Inc.—New Bin—
railway
railway..
oper.
Net
Hasselhorn
will
of
securities
October—•
by
program
issue
used,
for
Net
about
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton RR.—Earnings—
Walter C.
by
of an extensive personnel and physical
Cook Electric which includes creation of one,
of the
largest industrial science centers in the United States, now
partially completed and occupied, which will house more than 1,000
research
scientists,
engineers,
and
technicians,
by
June
1957,
Mr.
is
appointment
expansion
the
of
The
President.
Hasselhorn,
The
Paul
of
Relations
Public
The
income
Jan.
from
Electric Co.—New Public Relations Director—
appointment
offering
from
ry.
—-V.
Director
the
1956
oper,
Net
Cook
total
a
be
and
railway$7,910,295' $7,740,198
railway_•
3.335,267
3.438.113
from
ry.
Net
The
of
tc
facilities
from
Net
2288.
p.
to
Net
contemplates
company
railway
railway
'
proceeds for particular purposes has not been made. The com¬
pany intends to provide the necessary funds for this program from this
offering, from cash on hand, from earnings, and from refunding of
institutional borrowings, if necessary.
It has no present intention of
through
proceeds
company
and
management
Co.
&
net
the
the
Iron
1956
from
Net
that
the
the
of
plants
Gross
debentures
&
October—
of
new
Gross
the
funds
that
funds
to
October—
additions
providing
under
shipping.—V. 177.
will be used in meeting cash requirements for the
and improvements referred to above, but allocation
company,
proposed
of
It
years.
offering
Monday, December 24, 195f
.
is
expected that the proceeds from the
stock offered hereby, supplemented by other funds
two
public
a
portable steel bin for storage and shipment of granular or
powdered materials was announced jointly on Dec. 19 by this cor¬
poration and the Chemical Divisions of Food Machinery & Chemical
Corp. This unique, multipurpose, highly adaptable and weatherproof
bin is trade-named the "Deltaincr"
by its Baton Rouge manufacturer
and
forms the basis of FMC's trademarked
"Uni-Hopper" system for
Wire
involve
expected
subordinate
Exchange Commission.-—V.
A
Cloth Divisions and cf its wholly owned subsidiary.
Corporation.
It is anticipated that this program will
expenditures
of
approximately
$6,000,000
over
a
period of
Hanover
and
National
plans for
October—
the
ol
stated
general
Delta Tank
financing are to be initially added to the cofnany's* working capital. The company is embarking upon a program
of modernisation, integration, improvement and expansion of the pro¬
duction facilities of its Hatfield
Wire & Cable, Braeburn Alloy Steel,
Net
announced
.<
named as underwriters,
are
He
the
Pre-sprich
and
.
supplied by
Auchincloss,
are
to
be
Co. Inc., and
is
writers
date,
record
terms
W.
Co.,
&
each
for
share
price,
amendment.
Parker
a
170,000
subscription
to
things, for additions
ing capital.
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
18
securities early next year.
Roy Jones. President, said that
Thomas
an
Copper & Steel Industries, Inc.
Nov.
on
the company's
T84, j). 724.
O.—V.
Continental
18,
Dululh, Missabc
■
Co'rrin
Mr.
...
the
owns
gas
Erie
is
interest
County
in
the
County
interests
<Pa.>
in
28
scattered
Townships
of
(Pa.)
East,
leases
Spring
process
iPa.)
ox
acquiring leases on
Townships of Springfield,
in five
producing gas
field.—V. 134, p. 2624.
wells
in
the
Volume
5597
Number
184
.
.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
-
Frito
EverSweet, Inc.—Stock Offering Delayed— is a consolidation of Vita-Fresh Corp. and
cancelled its proposed registration of 100,000
Button J. Vincent & Co., Chicago, 111., was
to
have
underwritten the issue.
The proposed offering price was $5
per share.
The company produces fresh orange juice.
company,
which
John H. King & Co. has
"shares of common stock.
This
,
The
f
(to
investment
statement
Dec.
on
capital'stock,
of
1956,
13,
$1
build
who
Fifth
Avenue Transit
Third
Inc.—Acquires
Lines,
Coach
Avenue
Fifth
Bankrupt
.--V.
'hopeful
If
that
a
the
before
Court
•
the
$1,000
Third
amount
'20,
plus
of
holder
held
all
new
Doyle
Mr.
ment,
said.
directed
also
receive
:
.
Tire
Firestone
-
Subs.)—Earnings
(&
1955
1,956
•
$1,115,179,783
—
$1,114,870,187
3,447,482
sales
Other
Co.
Rubber
&
31—-
Years Ended Oct.
Net
me
ior
4.006,105
income—
of
Cost
$1,118,627,265 $1,118,876,292
—____
soid_.l__.l_
goods
808,442,683
36,933,867
148.754,830
Depreciation and amortization __——
Selling, administration & general expenses
Interest & debenture discount &
expense
value
issued.
been
stock,
such
Garfinckel
The
shares
2,664
the
and
treasury,
the
of
others.
of
-
the
49,688.24
the
and
surrendered
be
and
The
32.020,916
fraction
will
shares
issued
A
of
share
a
of
value
has
issued
consideration
the
determined
been
the
board
for
such
directors
of
shares
authorized
is
Lrooks
addition
Brooks
conducts
its
the
conducts
business
is
clothing
a
in
two
the
Division
Brothers
Brooks
principally
Dividends
men's
on
Earnings
common
stock
common
This
and
sales
Net
;
record
A
The
is
in
engaged
a
Net
Net
to
1-eV.
184,
England.—V.
selling
accessories,
suits
and
This
special
equal
.is
wool's
wool
ana
superior.
The Chemstrand
r
Co.
fiber,
carpet
to
the;. manufacture of a first-class
which is an acrylic type, on many counts
in certain characteristics can be considered
for
ideally- suited
-is
American
and
which Is jointly owned by Monsanto Chemical
Corp., is already famous for many product's
Corp.
Viscose
its acrylic fibers such
fashioned from
as
dress materials, sweaters and
.blankets.
Firth
products
through
its
retail
better
this
of
made
Acrilan
Industries.
new
new subsidiary, Firth
stores early next year.
for
provide
176,
p.
Net
fro ii
Net
ry.
conducts
a
retail
mer¬
is not presently engaged in any busi¬
this wholly owned subsidiary is to
right of Brooks to-the iise of the A.
,
1956
1955
1954
$2,536,672
$2,115,885
$2,362,321
$1,704,747
895.897"
259,397
340.685
283,456
income.
334.502
89,781
91.876
Canadian
225
of
announced
Sabres
Canadair
225
Germany
ry.
railway^-
L9,234,281
18,510,488
18.697.007
railway.—.
from
Vet
ry.
4,5Jo,3y3
4.008,662
4.609.636
income.
1,649,163
1,612,942
2,111.988
19,028,273
5,331,560
2,344,653
oper.
From Jan.
from
Uros.-i
Vet
from
Vet
ry.
—V.
Sabre
Dec.
on
p.
1953
Four
is
18
that it has
Co.—Sales Rise—
Auto
experienced
which
one
of
its
greatest
peacetime
years in
i956, will hit an even higher peak in 1.957. with srles
increasing
an
additional
15'/r
to
more
than $21,000,000.
predicts
G.
F.
DeCoursin.
Vice-President-Sales.
The company increased
Ks
sales 427/
to $18,272,996 for the 1955-56 fiscal year.
'' '
'*
-sales
"We
v
of
said
Mr.
before
we're
*
,
trucks
in
reaching
.virtually
trend
business
to
1957 despite the loss
Middle Eastern crisis,"
continue in
because
of
the
every
more
and
and
more
today
month."—V.
184,
p.
Friden Calculating Machine
1794.
Co., Inc.—Buys in Holland
small factory in Nijmegen, Holland,
its line of 10-key adding machines.
The
factory is the second for Friden in Holland,
Another plant,
now
in full
production assembling calculator machines, is located at
Wageningen, Holland, some 20 miles from Nijmegen.—V. 183 ,p. 2073.
This
which
corporation
ha;
used
for
will
be
acquired
a
assembly of
i
1930 10 Mos.—1935
$302,397
$2,990,496
$2,901,624
262,480
274,038
2,557,546
2,281,121
$621,503
47,064
219,550
Pacific
Corp.—2%
Farmers
Bank
effect
to
27
a
purchase
the
Corp.
of
holders
to
York
New
has
City,
been
and sale of fractional
dividend paid Dec. 14,
stock
common
Bividend-
Stock
Co.,
Trust
record
Nov.
ap¬
interests
1956.—V
21,
by
1956
184.
its fiscal v«ar which ended otv Oct,. .11.
to
After
customers
taxes,
were
$5,912^,698,
an
increase of
In-March
the
stock
split
was
two
shares lor one
the
The
report
comments
60%
approximately
.aged
that dividends 011
and
of
terms
'year
the
that dividends on common stock
of the-earnings during the- past
this
have averfive years,
with
the preferred have been paid in accordance
issues.
"
was
shows
that
privately
an
issue of
ETC.—In
October,
$8,000,000 of 57
Telephone
Co.
of
-18.
$25
Registers
Ex¬
160.000 preferred shares for
standing shares of $2.70,
$1.44 and $1.35 cumulative
stocks of Union Telephone Co..
Such exchange is offered 011
of two shares of General preferred plus $2 in cash for each
Union $2.70 preferred, two shares plus $2 cash for each share
$2.75 preferred,
one share plus $1.25.cash
for each share
$1.44 preferred, and one share plus $1.25 cash for each share
the
$2.75,
preferred.
The exchange offer
General.
System.
The
the basis
share of
of Union
of Union
of Union
is part of the proposed plan of merger of Union
companies are part of the General Telephone
owns
of
building,
office
Chairman
it was announced
Glickman Corp.
of
Nov.
expires.
section
ail
Phil¬
there
.
would
have
■
}
its
as
asso¬
feet
plot—one
of
the
Manhattan—Tool
W.
Schenker,
ol
who
the
over
the
concerts
square
builder,
and
and
City
.
Corp.
40,000
22.
1959,
Ycrk
New
Glickman
the
of
mid town
its
lias
woild
erected
$100,000,000
the last 25
during
rears.
C.
Promoted—
Lighter
announced
the
to
Dec.
on
13
by
position
Executive
of
P.
Dwighi
Joyce,
Vice-
Chairman
for
firm's
the
General
that division
of
Vice-President
a
Lakes
inus
Products Division
Gene'-fl
companv
Soya
Manager
Pipe
and
a
Line
in
director.—V.
Manager
Chicago
in
1953.
Later
184,
of
was
year
he
2225.
p.
Co.—Debentures
and
that
Placed
Pri¬
Net
Net
from
Net
rv.
1954
>
$27,345,962 $23,397,102
1953
$27,1-10,447
11.008,354
10,552,323
7,600,679
10,202,935
4,820,300
4,685,791
3,354,493
4.393.437
_
1—
236,009,017 225,125,611
railway.
railway.
2013.
p.
_
210,048,245 226.206,555
61,043,446
_
64,905,809
51,568,823
63,988,639
25,542,452
_
income.
oper.
184,
V.
$28,842,252
.
Income...
Jan.
from
Gross
-
1
1S55
1956
7".
railway
_
railway
oper.
ry.
Ry.—Earnings—
-
„
from
From
place
Northern
Great
October—
from
company,
to
26,715,205
19,974.135
24.954.7al
.
Great Sweet Grass Oils
Ltd.—Period of Suspension of
Trading Continued—
of
issuance
-the
•summarily
of
and
lor
of
it
and
the
ten
days
declared
Bay
Green
from
From
Gross
Dec.
14
Exchange
announced
Act
of
1934
from Dec. 15, 1956" to Dec. 24, 1956, irrsuch action is necessary and appropriate
&
Western RR.—Earnings—
1956
88.641
$336,311
41,099-
1953
,
$483,806
127,713
46,189
23,803
*999
35,490
3,780.989
3,745,431
3,627,350
3.941,571
957,324
1,137.277
741,240
1.327,066
222,254
324,795
138,426
429,225
1—-
Jan,
Net.from
1954
$366,236
153,513
Income...
oper.
1955
$433,195
railway—...
from
ry.
on
Securities
that
railway
from
.Net. ry.
the
of investors and to prevent fraudulent, deceptive
acts or practices.
See also V. 184, p. 2441".
October'
Net
Commission
protection
manipulative
or
under
orders
trading in the capital stocks of this company
Oils Ltd.. respectively, on the American Stock Exchange
period
a
lor
two
suspending
Kroy
cltisive,
Exchange
and
Securities
The
railway
railway
oper.
-Deficit.—V.
income...
184, p. 2117,
preferred
two
Their parent, General Telephone Corp.
that
Lighter, joined-this
Gross
the out¬
.$1.35
into
said
Carnegip
it was announced on Dec. 18, has
privately
to
certain
institutions,
through Morgan Stanley & Co., an issue of $15,000,000
25-year sinking fund 4%% debentures dated April l
1957 and due April 1, 1982.—V. 180, p. 59.
Bonds Privately—
offer
give
its lease
Willard
of
elected
Net
to
to
purchase
to
Corp. when it bought
Simon,
ard
plans
will
be
the building and its replace¬
voluntary, expired on
stard at least until April,
when
vately—This
filed a registration statement with the SEC 011 Dec.
covering 160,000 shares of $1.35 cumulative preferred stock,
proposes
option
2013,
.was
Great
par.
General
E.
President.
was
i
company.
1956,
Carnegie
Glickman
fey
Robert
demolition
construction
p.
Mr.
preferred stock.
—
Demolish
/
-
handshake
ago
Glickman,
developer
184,
Trading
1956. the .company placed
Michigan
To
—
was
will
the
the
for
J.
continue
new
Gross
General
in
of
•named
January ol
1956" General Shoe offered new common stock to
public through a group of investment bankers. This additional
;stock was equivalent to 320.000 shares on the new basis, for which
the company received £9,280,000.
Both' issues
were
steps
in
preparation for future growth of the
"business. Mr. Jarman said.—V. 184, p, 821.
change Offer With SEC—To Sell
Corp.
Building—
from
development
estate
and
111
1
1,452,42a
Glidden Co.—Official
*
"PRIVATE FINANCING,
1,544,933
775,187
ultia-modern
which,
Hall
Election
,
stockholders' eouity at end of the business
$62,007,554. Working--capital amounted to $66,863,972. •
report
784,625
599,095
months
Louis
by
Glickman
in
President
per
the
560.434
of
four
gigantic,
a.
25
that
—V.
over
and
163,25a
8.067,629
972,354
landmark
time,
,
common
themselves
them
option,
worth
Tennis
adjusted dividend rate was raised. The old rate was $2.50 per year
share;"the same dividend rate Ior the past nine years, and after
two-for-one
split would have been $1.25. General Shoe raised
•rate to $1.50- on the-new stock. *•*
*
136,684
6,973,718
Glickman
J.)
arranged
127.
111,323
6,059,563
987,439
immediately
by
Mr.
of $195,159,136,
earnings
.
129,049
7,476,291
__
income-._
until
16-7
net
169,883
—
will
-Net
year.
$818,167
143,302
2013.
Carnegie
-
,last
*
$719,534
114,903
railway
Nov.
largest
1956.
1
1953
$771,941
132,729
income.
1
1954
$779,955
railway..;__
harmonic
fighters to the Republic of
19 by Canadiar Ltd., a sub¬
IfiCA
1956
given
The
Record Earnings—
Corp.—Reports
for
Earnings—
railway....
p.
processed
which includes spares and ground handling equip¬
Shoe
not only
9;
March
This
applications for our four and sixthe company is in more markets than
its history," Mr. DeCoursin continued.
"As a result,
new
peaks for both incoming business and deliveries
finding
wheel-drive
;ever
export
DeCoursin.
•We're
.
the upward
expect
considerable
1956—Month—1955
$432,050
musical
on
which Chairman Maxey Jarman
larger than-last year, but; also 1 the b.ggesi year
in the company's history.
- •
,
. -.-v
*•', Earnings per share of common stock amounted to $2.32 on 2 416,213
shares, the average number outstanding during- the year. This com¬
pares with $2.31
per common share in 1955 on 2,148,658-shares, this
total
reflecting
the
two-for-one
split
ol
common
shares effective
J
Wheel Drive
lor
$28,359
availed
ment
$75.lo00,000
about
was
The
company,
&
accept¬
shares
Drll,854
oper.
184,
the
the
This
Jackson
solicit
The directors of the New York Philharmonic Symphony Society havs
.:
jet
announced on Dec.
announced on Dec. 19.
,
2613.
will
.3,398
(Louis
Germany—
West
to
VI
was
it was
of the order,
sales
net
1—
oper.
184,
_
Webber,
unexchanged
Florida RR.—Earnings—
Hall and Erect Office
Canadian
a
"said
106,889
railway.
from
Vet-
-
railway—__
October—.
Uross
Ry.—Earnings—
Denver
the
foh
funds
•
$40,644
Jan.
trdm
ciate
General
'
&
Paine,
by
to
merger,
inc.__
from
Met
not
•
Worth
additional
the
to
Corporation,
offer
and
railway
Net
—V.
1564.
Washington
in
Navy
The, corporation
anticipated
,
Fort
incident
Thesfe
preferred
newr
the
oper._
oper.
From
.The
-
.
the
repay
ly,
agent
Gross
and is the largest export order ever sold
aircraft manufacturer.
Argentine Government
lias aiso announced its intention of
buying 36 Sabre VI fighters and a purchasing mission is expected to
arrive at Canadair from
Buenos Aires- later this month.
The Canair Sabre VI is a new version ol the North American F-86
Sabre. It is powered by
the Canadian Orenda-l4 engine which, along
•with
accessory-structural changes, gives the daylight fighter much
•greater speed,
maneuverability and ceiling than older Sabre mode's.
Deliveries of the new plane are ^scheduled to begin in October,
1957
-and stretch out over a
period of one year.—-V. 184, p. 2325.
by
fiber will be distributed
Inc., and will be in the
increasing volume the company has
frecently entered into a long term lease of a new and modern plant
•near
Asheville, N. C., built only a few years ago at a cost ol
ap¬
proximately
$2,500,000.
The newest
and most modern machinery
'Will shortly be installed In this plant and production is expected
t-o
commence
in
the early Spring,
Capacity production is expected to
be
attained before the end of 1957.' '
Firth's subsidiary; Atlantic Industries,
Inc., has been steadily in¬
creasing production oi jute and
woolen yarns in Puerto Rico and
this
plant will attain capacity operations bby
mid-1957.
It should
.arid substantially to earnings in 1957 and thereafter, said Haflod E
WacTely, President.—V. 184, p. 1017.
To
to
merger
$3,500,000
bonds.
2013.
from
real
ment,
Co. is
which
floorcovering.
of
any
used
parent
Securities
October—
other articles
contract
sale
Price
Development—
of
for
oper.
p.
City
Gross
Dynamics Corp.—Awarded Navy Contract—
S.
a
Sells
The
West
sidiary,
cooperation with The Chemstrand Corp.,
Firth Carpet
.announcing
the successful development of a mancrafted fiber
be
proposed
parent
mortgage
2013.
p.
Georgia RR.
•
and
Ordnance.
ol
2440.,
Firth Carpet Co.—New
sale
the
its
to
first
1690.
p.
contractor
for the Terrier missile.
Convair operates the
1,286,000-square-foot government-owned Naval
Industrial Reseive Ordnance Plant at Pomona, Calif.,- for the Bureau
The company also has a
synthetic rubber plant now under construction in
In
its
first
outstanding
rev.$303,124
arising out of
Georgia Pacific
product
prime
which required fewer tires for original equipment,
production.
p.
181,
fr.
184,
pointed
for approximately $29,000,000 to this corporation's
Convair
Division
for
production at Pomona, Calif., of guidance and
"control
units
for
the
Terrier guided
missile.
Convair is the major
1,000-acre site at Orange, Texas.
a
its
of
the
offer
exp
Georgia
of
the
preserve
name.—-V.
The _U.
awarded
ior the manufacture of butadiene, a principal, raw
synthetic rubber, is under construction as the first unit
Firestone petrochemical center which the company is estab¬
en
Webster
&
&
railway
The
accessories.
and'
corporation, which
General
defense
.financial interest in a
for
of
Telephone
oper.
of
new
a
lishing
of
shares
of
will
from
-
with
connection
proceeds
exchange
exchange
oper.
—V.
Brooks
merchandising,
retail
furnishings and
clothing,
boys'
and.
principal" purpose
and
Pinna
De
plant
new
material
-of
in
decrease
a
largest in the company's history.
reduced volume of sales in the
the
were
spite
in
made
was
industry,
automobile
and
profits
net
$6.81
Stone
the
com¬
business (dealing
York
New
a
-
clothing
58,900.000
$7.43
the
series
new
for 14)56 construction,-and to provide
requirements for the first quarter -of 1957.
Railway
principally in men's, women's and chil¬
The millinery department and the
men's shoe department are operated as licensed departments.
Brooks has a -wholly
owned subsidiary. The A. De Pinna Co., Inc.,
dren's
maintain
238,460
21,055,928
..."
the
in
In
common
Period End. Oct. 31—
separate divisions, one known as "Brooks
other known as
"The A. -De Pinna Co.
:City, where men's,, and boys' shirts, neckties,
of clothing are manufactured.
The
A.
De
Pinna
Co.
Division
of Erooks
ness.
—
share
that
$5,500,000
be * received
Railway
also
engaged
2,185,935
——
stock—
preferred
on
per
Dividends
issue a
presently
Union.
with
Georgia
:
in manufacturing men's and boys' clothing and fur"nishings for sale only in its own stores.
Its manufacturing facilities
are' located in leased premises in PAlerstm, N. J., and Brooklyn, N. Y..
and the ninth floor of the main store at 346 Madison Ave*, New York
is
4,090,054
$55,378,916
292.506
20,130,192
for
parent
exchange
Division."
-134,761,870
1—$60,538,848
income——————
will
its
to
in
par ).
Corp.—Stock Offering Completed
offering to the public of 800,000 shares of
common stock at $38.87 V2 per
share, through Paine, Web.ber, Jackson & Curtis; Stone & Webster Securities Corp.,
•and Mitchum, Jones & Templeton and associates, was
quickly oversubscribed. For details, see V. 184, p. 2625. >'•
.Hall
Net
General
exchange
issue
pari
($5,600,000
—The recent
business in
Both com¬
and in
of retail merchandising
manufacturing business.
business
and
Division"
business similar to the
authorized to engage.
in
engage
company
in
engaged
are
Brothers
to
Gurfinckel
the
panies
»
from
borrowed
General
$27.08Va per share, which will be stated on the books of
this company as the value of the consideration received for each share
of this company so issued. '■ '*}
which
■
upon
be
to
this
of
in
will
($5,600,000
stock
of -soliciting "dealers, "headed-
group
and
for in cash equivalent
company
which would
received
be
to
by
that
175.000
public sale.—V.
be
to
pany
-
and
obtained
initially
be
General
stock
common
privately
to
of
.
'so
exchanges
upon
will
of
shares
shares held in the
canceled, and thereupon
this
of
of
issued
not
ances
issuable.
be
bonds
together
Curtis
such
be paid
upon
exchanged will, under the
be retired for cash equiva¬
plus accrued dividends to
not
payable
shares
agreement,
proposed
sell
sell
repay funds
construction
Accordingly; the
stock
all
cash
common,
Union
contemplated
will
"advances*
are
outstanding
consolidation,
2,664
also
will
shares
of
stock
is
funds
*
company
such
of
remaining
and
merger
company
and. fractional
the
to
59,250,000
foreign taxes on income—,—
and
its
by" this
issued,
4,375,023
332,014
deductions
Miscellaneous
Domestic
831,538,601
■
in
of
of- Brooks .will
chandising
income......
Total
com¬
''vy.\'■ 3
•
otherwise
,
agenu
be
in
Chemical
the
exchange
named
been
shares
of
of
mortgage
'and
The shares of Brooks outstanding in the hands of others,
,'subject
to
the
rights
of
any
objecting
stockholder
as
hereinafter
■explained, will be converted into .shares of common stock of this com¬
pany at
the rate-of one share 'lor each 4Vh 'shares of Brooks.
This
ratio
is based upon The approximate market values of the stocks of
this
company
anrl of. Brooks.
No ' fractional shares of this company
will
Corn Exchange Bank, which
reorganization; to invest the
$6,287,422
it holds for
reiunding -bondholders in short-term United
States
Government
securities.
He-has reserved decision on whether
the
interest
from
this investment will Le used as an extra sinking
fund
payment
for the bonds or distributed as an additional cash
payment to refunding bondholders.
Under terms of the
agreement, the bank is required to begin the
distribution and exchange of cash and securities within 10 days after
it
receives opinions lrom
counsel for both the Fifth Avenue Coach
and
Third
Avenue
Transit companies
that the
possibility of . the
reversal of the approved plan by the Supreme Court has ceased to exist
Mr.
Doyle said he will send a letter to all bondholders advising
them when they can turn their old 6 »ii.* in L
.<■ vcnange and enclose
•forms oi iheir transmittal. See also V. 183, p. 2761.
Dimock
Judge
has
Qf
proposed
further
General
sub¬
corporation.-
1,617,400 shares
the
shares
is
It
It
and
•
a
rights, privileges, franchises, and interests and all the property
every kind of Brooks; will oe vested in and held by this compan/.
the obligations and liabilities of Brooks will be assumed by this
of
additional cash pay¬
small
a
merger
Inc.,
the
for
unexchanged
mortgage bonds
'
company..
$1,000 face amount first refunding
cash and a new 15-year 6%
bond of the
bearing interest from Nov.
1, 1956.
The
will
bondholders
reiunding
to the exchange. ;
of
of
Brothers,
of
shares
280,000
■224,000
the
All
Avenue
receive $424 in
Surface
Transit
Inc.
will
plan
a
the surviving
be
capital stock
have
shares
consummation
owned
treasury
upon
Brooks
company
Brooks.
Upon
Brooks
of
outstanding- in -the
hands
of
owns in excess of 96%
are
Garfinckel
of
vote
contingent
not
?.
Union
of
proposed merger is to
single, integrated tele¬
a
offer is
..
required
Under
the only class of stock-of Brooks outstanding,
(par; $1);
Erooks
by
shares-
will
authorized
1,391,469.76
will
7
corporation
merger.
stocks
II
advances by the parent company.
President
,
Jan.
on
this
the
the
of
into
exchange
1957.
Funds
-■ -
,
objective
subsidiaries
The
proposed agreement of merger,
applicable
redemption' price
the
1,
retirement
total
approximately
Angeles,
Calif,
plant.
Los
of
preferred
the
of
-to
April
handling
and
Department's
Garfinckel & Co., Inc.—Proposed Merger—
1,443,822
Owns
Avenue
Third
a
,.
has an
stock
which
•
further dividends paid prior
any
Each
bond
lent
will
Co..
will
which
Fruehauf's
in
The Garfinckel firm
Brooks
mon
15
;
built
be
2325.
p.
sub-contract
the
stockholders
sidiary:
,
shares of Fifth Avenue stock plus a cash amount equal to the
dividends paid on the stock from now on, Mr. Doyle said. He noted
that adjustment
bondholders will receive the regular fourth quarter
dividend of 50 cents per share on Fifth Avenue stock of record Dec.
get
184.
The
plan is approved, each holder of a
adjustment 'mortgage bond will
reorganization
approved
face
February.
of
end
ground
for the U. S. Ordnance
J.
Bohmrich, 'Assistant to
J.
program,
consolidation, into
by A. Phillip Woolfson, a Third Avenue stockholder
Counsel
for -Third Avenue Transit said
they were
final decision would be handed down by the Supreme
requested
attorney.
for
equipment
for
will
(Julius)
the
over
"
being
Electric
Western
of
The
Michigan
company.
consummation
firot
taken
has
firm
-
and
from
models
ti'uck-trailer
Sub-Contract
$5,000,000
sub-contract
a
Corp.—
Coach
Avenue
the
charge of Fruehaufs defense work, has announced.
trailers
$5,000,000.
bankrupt Third .
Avenue
Transit
Corp.. under
a
reorganization
plan submitted
to
Federal Judge Edward J. Dimock last May and approved on- Dec. 17.
Under terms of the merger. Fifth Avenue Coach- gave Third Avenue's
trustee,. Lester T.* Doyle, $4,881,090 in cash and- 336.088 shares of its •
capital stock in exchange for all the stock of the reorganized Third
Avenue, compart
that will now b-e caHed Surface Transit, Inc.-, and
be operated as a subsidiary of Fifth Avenue Coach Corp."
- ' Exchange of the old Third Avenue reiunding and adjustment bonds
for Fifth Avenue stock, new bonds and cash, will be deferred pending,
the
disposition of an application, to the U. S. Supreme Court for a
writ
of
certiorari
to
review
the
reorganization plan. .. The writ is
The
control
missile
in
is
The
.
•;
of
"Nike"
•
of
number
a
Co.—Under
under
company,
housing
183, p. 2182.
value.—V.
par
18.
stocks.
two
operating
terms
amendment to its registration
an additional
1,133,539 shares
filed an
covering
company
Dee.
phone
Shares
Trailer
Fruehauf
Mass.—Registers With SEC
Fidelity Fund-, Inc., Boston,
This
$133,000
2440.
p.
the
combine
distributed Christmas bonus" checks totaling
employees, C. E. Doolin, President, announced on
184.
This
;
standing common
Co.—Pays Bonus to Employees—
company
1,100
—V.
(2739)
all of their out¬
Gregory Industries, Inc.—Earnings
•
Higher—Expansion
Earnings for the six months ended Oct. 31, 1956, amounted to $155,it was reported on Dec. 3 by George E. Gregory, President.
They
were eouai to 54 cents per share on 287,393 common shares outstanding
133,
of
as
the
second
The
with the eouivalent nf 49 c°nts ner share earned
period last year. Earnings of 33 cents per share for
Oct. 31. compared
in the corresponding
quarter were 57%
higher than in the first quarter.
possible by increased sales coupled
profit improvement was made
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2740)
to
overhead expenses,
fiscal
sion
in
sales
our
to be
appear
Gregory
$77,694,650
the
also
reported
that
and
the
annual
The
of
quarterly on its common stock at
of S2.60 per share during
the period Nov. 1, 1955 to
of directors has recently declared a quarterly dividend
Jan.
on
rate
board
This
registration
its
$1
Terminal
Illinois
Greyhound Corp.—Unit Buys Maine Firm
Gross
Lines,
Greyhound
Maine
the
1956
October-
a
division of this' corporation, has pur¬
Transportation Co., a subsidiary of the
Maine Central RR., effective Dec. 1. 1955, it was announced on Dec. 19.
The amount involved was $425,000 in cash.
Eastern
chased
from
from
Net
Central
Net
ry.
1954
1955
1953
$1,207,975
$1,000,349
$1,079 312
295,220
272,178
103,124:'
the
intra-and
from
inter-state
Portland,
smaller
both
the
of
Bangor,
to
Central
Maine
Net
Net
Lewiston, and other
has been in exist¬
Augusta.
ry.
—V.
Transportation
quarter-century, has approximately
and maintenance.
lrom
runs
59,776
10,175,526
S,091.547
10.641.302
2.897.565
of
2.189,332
1,355,219
2,245,739
1,188,900
473,889
545,578
Dec.
on
Jan.
1,014,931
19
10.
declared
the
184,
2441.
p.
Gulf Oil Corp.—Cuban
8,000 foot
spudded
Indian
FOR
Well Spudded In—
drilled jointly by this corporation and
in the Santa Clara Province, Cuba,
two companies are partners in the
25,000 acre tract of land in the area.
184,
of
Gulf-owned
a
2441.
p.
Gulf States Land & Industries,
Walter
Godchaux,
sales
share
in
Jr.,
and
this
of
director
a
The company
Board
Sales
purchased by Mr, Godchaux
was
Redding Sims,
for
of
the
of
Manager
National
Blow
National
will
Pipe,
Pipe
continue
to
manufactures
Met-L-Vent
also
company
aluminum
the
at
of
price
a
$60
Stock
The
share.
per
Webb
63,501
class
of
share
&
stock
A
convertible
is
for
A
Knapp
shares,
and
74.7%
or
or
87.2%
of
converting the
the
of
class
action
of
stock
class
outstanding,
into
stock
A
of
Ltd.—Stock
the
Sold—
Co.,
&
underwriters
and
managers
Greenshields
announced
Inc.,
'
for
ing
ol
their
not
and
shares,
intention
72,743
and
A,
announced
B
holding
corporation
a
the
accepting
estimated this year
are
earnings
sales
Earnings
$200,000
a
expected
are
the
over
the
lor
to
past
to be in
be
ten
as
the
buildings
period
have
Holders
and
of
around
fabricates
steel
for
bridges.
It
also
construction
of
has
a
class
of
transfer
be
stock
A
11,
have
1957.
the
right
scrip
to convert
shares
Fractional
by
represented
certificates
has
$55
to
by
stock
right
the
for
full
a
redeem
to
share.—-V.
184,
certificate^,
certilicates
such
at
the
com¬
equivalent
price
a
Jand
arrangement,
Industrial
Enterprises
acquires
about
on
11
acres.
Steel
corporation will be operated as the Vincennes Steel Divi¬
Industrial Enterprises, Mr. Bronston stated.—-V.
184, p. 821.
of
218.
p.
International Paper Co.—Court Dismisses FTC Petition
The
This
Co.—Net
reports
fiscal year
its
integrating,
Rises
"our business so far
has been very good."
November
25%—
this
•
October
and
Hammond
said
that
preliminary
studies
have
been
started
on
150,000 square
a
III.,
foot addition to the company's plant in Melrose Park,
Chicago suburb. The addition will be devoted to the manufacture
a
woodwork
of
facility
for
the
Hammond
Organ.
He
pointed
that
out
Based
on
has
done
for
the
few
past
years."-—V,
184,
election
formed
Ltd.,
of
Richard
Hercules
by
T.
Yates
Powder
announced
was
Imperial
Co,
Dec,
on
an
Industries,
$11,000,000 plant
President
as
and
The
20.
Chemical
operate
Ltd.
for
Imperial
new
Hawthorn
announced
Chemical
35,000,000
pounds,
Ammonia
Works,
offices of
the
in
owning
with
50%,
manufacture
and
was
Hercules and
will
new
ouilt
and
will
the
new
of
issue
plant,
at
be
and
meth-
184,
will
name
be
with
an annual capacity ol
Mo., adjoining Missouri
by Hercules. The administrative
located
the
in
Delaware
Trust
Building
2326.
p.
of
5:,4%
secured
The
securities,
accrued interest.—V.
184,
Dec.
15,
1971,
priced
are
at
par
2014.
p.
Inc.—Expands Facilities—
(Ohio)
facilities has been, announced
and
materials
and
process
first
time,
Horizons
will
make
such
dustry in general, to enable it to obtain
specialized testing facilities and
techniques
industrial
ti
U.
8.
laboratories.-
research
organization.
services
available to in¬
benefits from highly
the
not
generally
available
in
Training
°pm
lines
contract
a
the
Research
Naval
from
for
Ph°tosensitive thermoplastic resin.
Production of three-dimensional
Photosensitivity is required since a negative
and
names
terrain
photographic
a
receipt of
Center, Office of
ol'f be HI* in the
important
through
announced
Device
a
1
models.
contour
of
rivers, towns,
features, will be
process.—V.
184,
p.
containing
hills
and
mountains
tranxplated
to
the
ana
resin
2326.
This company
a.
proposed
YaIue-
mhi
tnnhpd
firQfeCtS
f
Dec.
20 filed
offering
A group
h
tnJt fJ
on
recent
merger
into
for
the
during
the
Court
the
after
company.—V.
the
of
course
Commission's
the
184,
argument
of
managed
jointly by The First
PVerce' Fanner & Beane
BostoTcorp
and
will underwrite the offering.
a0m
Sale 0f the new cdmm°h stock are to be
the payment of 48,000,000 in short-term bank Ipans
^trJctioinanCin8 constructjon
V*?*? revenues of ended
12 months
operating
expenditures and the
Oct. 31, 1956. Illinois
$81,860,343 and
net
income
balance
to
new
ol
reported
total
$14,060,683, equal
to
the
has
made
borrowings
$2,945,000.
financing
all
the
of
then
permanent
a
outstanding
nature
will
notes,—V.
provide
181,
1674.
p.
Calif.—Stock
Co., also of Los
Nov.
on
30
offered
100,000
shares
of
capital
at market, plus
a distribution charge of
Of these shares, 9,300 were
initially sold at $10.98 per share. No order for less than
100 shares will be
accepted.
The
Los
offices
offering price.
of
the
Fund
Angeles,
Fund
Angeles,
On
sales
500-999
4% ;
is
100-499
shares,
Bank
1956,
3% ;
is
The
at
606
underwriters
South
Hill
St.
commenced
the
a
agent.
distribution
shares,
charge
6:%%
sales of
on
will
be
8'/2%*
shares',
2,000-2,999
;
4,000
and
shares 2%.
over
diversified, managed open-end investment
Its business is
investing in the securities
was incorporated in
Delaware, July 16
Fund
business
CAPITALIZATION—The
of
1,000,000 shares,
184, p. 522.
—V.
and
managers
located
Angeles, 551 South Spring.
Street,
transfer
and
"Mutual Fund").
companies.
and
and
1,000-1,999
BUSINESS—The Fund
(a
the
are
of Los
shares,
7'/2% ;
3,000-3,999 shares,
other
of
:
custodian
of
and
Management Co.)
Calif.
Security-First National
Los
Kerr-McGee
The
Its
on
Nov.
1956.
15,
authorized
all
Oil
corporation
outstanding
of
capital stock of the Fund con¬
class, and of the par value of $1
one
1968.
The
Industries,
has
41/2'«
called
debentures
will
be
presentation
at
The
The First National Bank
or
right
to
belorc Jan.
convert
11,
lor
them
redeemed
of
21,
at
104%
and
Manhattan
Bank,
common
of
1957
debentures
Chicago. Holders
rate
Debentures—
Jan.
on
subordinated
Chase
into
1957 at the
Inc.—Calls
redemption
convertible
upon
due
New
all
of
April
1,
interest
accrued
York
City,
of
the
debentures have
of
stock
the
company
$37.50 per share.—V.
184,
or
on
2626.
p.
2014.
p.
this
Power
Co.,
redeemable
wo
for
par,
being
company a>e
and common
Ltd.
6%
The
of
share
common
exchange their
to
a
new
exchange is
shares, $5C
preferred
each
asked
shares
of
This company
their
company—
the
on
basis
and
par,
12
International.—
$51.5777
Interprovincial
The
of
its
101.28%,
of
ripe
Line
Co.—Partial
Redemption—
company has called for redemption on Jan.
1,
1957, $305,000
3 '/2%
first
mortgage and collateral trust bonds series B at
the
plus
Bank
accrued
of
interest,
Montreal,
pavment
York,
New
N.
will
be
Y.—V.
made
184,
$107.7333
per
$1G0
dividends
up
the
at
the
lile
an
of
investment banking
headed
group
by Morgan
Stanley & Co.
the
company's capital stock is owned by Standard Oil Co.
Jersey).
The company owns and operates crude oil pipe lines
in Arkansas, Illinois,
Louisiana, Mississippi and Montana.
(New
The
proceeds
line facilities,
Gulf
Coast
The
of
the
issue
will
be
used
construct
additional
pipe
the rapidly developing Louisiana
mainlj> crude oil lines in
area.
to
...
debentures
a
sinking fund commencing
July
on
1,
Light
&
Power
Co.—Secondary
Offer¬
ing—A secondary offering of 11,000 shares of common
(par $5) was made on Dec. 18 by Smith, Barney
& Co. at $29.75 per
share, with a dealer's concession of
cents
share.
per
*
••
It
completed.-^V.
was
i
'
I-T-E Circuit Breaker Co.
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
Net sales
Other
(&
taxes
Net
'
.
-
'
p.
862.
'+
*
$52,129,234
165,961
167,409
$77,739,811
taxes
$52,296,643
8.015,685
1,017,249
$3,857,920
$994,020
outstanding
common
share
.
,
1,129,930
p.
This
1229.
leading producer of po\ver lawn mowers, and related
equipment, and its subsidiaries, Worthington Mower Co. and Johnston
a
Mower Corp., reports a substantial
gain in volume and net earn¬
ings for the year ended Aug. 31, 1956.
■
?
Consolidated net income for the
year amounted to $604,908, or $1.57
per share of common stock, as compared with
$252,740, or 65 cents
per share, in the previous year.
Lawn
Oscar
to
14
in
York
Union,
merger,
$50 per preferred and at
Richmond's 6%
cumulative
include
date.
which
will
with
of
the
the
be
the
that
announced
effective date
payments
Payment
of
T.
Jacobsen, President, reports that sufficient tolume is in
keep the company's three plants in Racine (Wis.I, Stroudsoperating at capacity during the
burg (Pa.) and Brookhaven
(Miss.)
1957 fiscal year.—V.
183, p. 772.
accrued
will
be
made
City.
consolidation
the
4%
and
figures
redemption
New
the
of
York
Both
Brooklyn
after
become
County's
New
called
merger
set
at
remaining
the
state
Jan.
merger.—V.
15,
184,
cor¬
would
company
on
which
1729.
p.
.
Securities
—
Offered — Lee Higginson
Inc., as joint managers of
& Co.
of capital stock
(par $1). The debentures were
priced at 100%, plus accrued interest from
Nov. 1, 1956,
and the capital stock was
offered at S4.75 per share.
nJP.16 debentures
1976
are
into
convertible
are
capital
redeemable
stock
at
of
the
optional
at
time
any
company
redemption
at
on
before
or
S5.50
prices
and for
par,
PROCEEDS—None
shares
of
being sold
Net
for
to
proceeds
will
accrue
the
proceeds
company
the
stock
capital
of
account
from
the
purchase
indebtedness
and
sidered
ol
one
working
the
from
machinery
leaders
in
in
and
K
1934,
manufacture
and
its
equipment,
and
and
giftware.
its
of
n
stock
by
to
is
the
retire
business
sale
The
par
130,000
the
as
to
.i
the
selling stockholders.
debentures will-be used
founded
design,
to
i
u
of
1.
They
1C5%
1021/2%
sale
company
capital.
was
kitchenware
the
the
additional
for
primarily of
chrome-plated
of
the
the
to
certain
sale
BUSINESS—Corporation
and
of
from
Nov.
share.
per
ranging
the sinking fund at
prices receding from
plus accrued'interest i% each case.
con¬
aluminum
is
comDany
con¬
field
because of its creative
design,
and quality.
Approximately 80%
of its total sales is repre¬
by kitchenware and 20% by giftware.
About 35'%
of its dollar
is represented
by products made principally of. aluminum
styling
sented
sales
the
balance
generally
"Pantry
by
and
chrome-plated
marketed
Partners"
under
and
CAPITALIZATION
steel,
cdpp.tr
and
glass.
registered
trade
marks
the
"Party
GIVING
unsecured
bank
TO
'
»•"> '
FINANCING
Outstanding
$300 000
*$5,000,000
convertible
Capital
They
are
'Kromex"
'
PRESENT
loan
Debentures
b'%
r"
Partners."
EFFECT
Authorized
Current
stock
"Issuable
$0.80
Manufacturing Co.—Earnings Up Sharply—
company,
have
were
debs,
(par
$1
due
1976__
1,000,000
share)
per
'310,000
11,000,000 shs.
shs.
1,032.632
*$3.27
newly acquired subsidiary, Kelman Electric & Manufac¬
turing Co., for the months of August and September only.
+After pay¬
ment of
dividends on preferred stock ($164,869 in
1956; $171,609 in
184,
Bank
for
certificate
in
series
Under
certain
conditions,
gee
Debentures."
^Includes
"■Includes
1955).—V.
Co.
shares
2.011,269
4,157,765
___
per
for
Jan.
1955
$77,573,850
.
shares
earnings
Gas
underwriting group, on Dec. 17 offered $1,000,000 of
convertible
debentures, due Nov. 1, 1976, and 130,000
6%
•
income
Common
Kings
stock.
the
Kromex Corp.
Subs.)—Earnings Rise—
_i'i
income
before
181,
"1956
)
fNet
**
•
income
Total
for
Corp. and P. W. Brooks
sists
75
entity
the
an
1962
payable semi-annually on Jan. 1 and July 1.in each
year.there¬
after, of $625,000, calculated to retire the
entire, issue by maturity.
'Giving effect to fh£ new financing, the
company will have outstand¬
ing $50,000,000 of.; sinking fund debentures, $2,400,000 of 2%
bank
loans and 202,010 shares of
capital stock ($100 par valuei.—V. 180,
p. 441.
Electric
Richmond
,
Will have
ahd
Iowa
and
agency
P.
H.
Hunter, President, announces that the company on Dec. 20
a
registration statement with the SEC relating to $25,000,000
25-year sinking fund debentures, due Jan. l, 1982. It is
presently con¬
templated
that
a
public
offering will be made about Jan. 9, 1957
All
York
prices
par
Hanover
thus- will
^
through
New
share
to
spokesman
porate
1123.
p.
share
per
preferred
at
the
and
outstanding preferred stock, preparatory to their
pending
the
Brooklyn Union Gas Co. Redemption
with
A
sight
Power
for
of
of the
tures
A
due
due
officers
stock
which
various
with
trust
1976
and
capital
under
131,818
reserved
agreement,
now
offered,
directors
owned
of
by
Leonard
against
is
the
on
effective
has
the
them
Lane
conditions
agreement
right
shares
conversion
and
for
an
part
01"
been
upon
of
Unless directed
the
the
in
thereby
power
voting
his
to
by
deben¬
trustee
Lane,
the
stockholders,
155,000
shares
immediate
of
families
(chairman) is sole voting trustee subject
contingencies stated therein. The voting
initial
75%
period
in
of
interest
not
of
holders
of
55%
in
exceeding
the
shares
three
then
years,
covered
additional two years.
an
interest
of
the
shares
then
(initially
direct
absolute
Leonard
deben¬
of the
issuance
then-
of
the
of
by certain
covering
members
or
the
executed
company
thereby to extend ,the same for not exceeding
covered
"Description
1976.
voting
tures
trust
registration statement with the
SEC
200.000 shares of new common
stock
it
Income
of
470.
p.
Jacobsen
a
is
8V2%
to
Illinois Power Co.—Files
Registration Statement—
covering
of
International
Income
Contract—
xiCOrPi°rmtioni also
Naval
JU,
by
and
preferred
shares,
Income
New
hearings
of
stock
i.
According to K. M. Bartlett, Executive
Vice-President,: because of
greatly
increasing demand, certain specialized
research' facilities
now available to
industry on a service contract basis.
the
their
the
of
convertible
#re
For
the
cumulative
173,
sinking fund deben¬
through Wood, Gundy & Co., Ltd.,
due
A»i!?a^Y expansion in its services
by this Cleveland
a
for
three
V.
Louisiana,
operated
offered earlier this month
associates.
Horizons
build
methyl
company's
■
t
Industries,
Co., Ltd.—Debentures Offered—
$6,500,000
tures
that
The
be
Del.—V.
Home Oil
and
Corp.
will
owned
company
Wilmington,
A
of
.
also
was
further
completion
of
borrow the balance before the
year-end
of
$2,000,000
are
to
be
made
in
1957,
used
in connection
with
the
1957
construction
expected
to
involve
expenditures
of
be
(par $1)
filed
company
to
stock
Federal
Interstate Oil Pipe Line
Co.—Registers Debentures—
new
a
Chemical
company,
each
the
of
acrylate.
It
pending
and
program;
to
expects
plan
Angeles,
Trade
The
assets
after
in
from
the
of
any
challenging
Federal
the
company
earnings
amortization
Fund, Inc., Los Angeles,
Offered—California Fund Management
the
dismissed
Counsel
stockholders
Canadian
1228.
p.
Hercules Powder Co., Inc.—New Affiliate Formed—
The
♦
The
shares
present
been
complaint
of
by
company.
the
Circuit
$0.23
is
and
borrowings
payment
Kerr
no
indications, Mr. Hamilton said that business in
general "should continue to be good" for the balance of the company's
liscal year which ends March 31.
"Under these conditions," he con¬
tinued, "unless something unforeseen occurs, the directors will undoubt¬
edly declare a second extra dividend this fiscal year, payable in March,
as
this
Second
International Power Co., Ltd.—Exchange Offer—
new
will enable
since it
was
Kiendl,
common
the
the company to realize a "considerable saving in
longer will be necessary to buy woodwork from out¬
side sources. The new building will be
ready for occupancy within the
next 18 months, he added.
cost,"
petition
a
restrain
companies
the
income
net
18%
Kings County Lighting Co.—Calls
Preferred Stock—
Hammond, Chairman, said earnings for the six months,
were $2,118,660, equal to $1.42 a share against $1,697,$1.14 a share, last year.
or
Lumber
for
against
to
disposing
or
concluded
was
Theo4ore
Sept. 30,
Mr.
dismissed
14
sought
consolidating
petiton
argument
•
690,
Appeals
injunction
had
Commission's
The
the
year
Laurens
ended
of
International.
through
quarter
an
Long-Btll
the
Court
Dec.
on
for
Commission
former
earnings for the first six months of
greater than for the same period one
25%
are
that
and
ago
Organ
company
current
States
City
Commission
on
Hammond
United
York
Trade
current
construction
and
which
future
the
of
New
1956
proceeds
company,
to
up
from conver¬
the company's
agents.
Beginning 90 days after issuance of the scrip
pany
their
resulting
issued
and
additional
for
buildings.
pointed out that Industrial Enterprises Is acquir¬
Vincennes an excellent engineering and sales division.
338,946
$0.31
approximately
good will as compared with amortization of
$100 000
the Sept. 30, 1955 Statement.—V.
183, p. 772.
SI.850,000
sists
including Jan.
will
1955
of
averaged
redemption price.
sions
its
comprises
sion
of
$2,000 000
1957 for construction purposes; and the
Commission has given
interested persons until Dec.
27, 1956, to request a hearing thereon
The
company
previously was authorize! to borrow $2,100,000
from
Irving Trust Co. and The Hanover Bank for the
purpose of financing
Oliphant Road adjacent to the Wabash River
in Vincennes, Ind.
The plant has 120,000 square feet of floor space,
and
there
are
contiguous and
connecting buildings.
Land acquired
The
increase
company,
it was announced on Dec.
14, has applied
for authorization to make
additional bank
borrowings of
(California
Corp.
purchase
and
averaged
also
of
part
neighborhood
have
ten-year
same
$2,500,-
of
excess
the
in
years
year.
Steel
Bronston
Under
basis
the
on
Mr.
V
■
i3.
class
net
growing business in fabricating steel used in
has
458,719
an
during
Any
27.
30
Kentucky Power Co.—To Borrow From Banks—
program,
has
the
pay
The
SEC
The
2326.
p.
nexi year;
Annual
Vincennes
effective
is
stock
B
associate, owners of
the Gulf States class
an
class
class
of
shares
1.1
B
into
of
while
$250,000.
11—
Jan.
on
■
class
Corp.,
and
closed,
Enterprises, Inc.—Acquisition—
Nov.
on
$1,800,000.
1957.
The
of
payment
acquired the assets of the 57-year old Vin¬
Corp. of
Vincennes. Ind., subject to the
approval of
stockholders, Walter E. Bronston, President of Industrial,
middle
000,
38,000
and
on
corporation in which Webb & Knapp, Inc.
interest,
has
called
Gulf
States'
class
A
stock
substantial
redemption
184,
Sales of Vincennes
systems,
a
patents
owns
this
of
required
The amount paid for Vincennes Steel was around
$1,000,000, Mr.
Bronston revealed.
For
that sum, Industrial acquires
the Vincennes
plant, equipment; and inventory consisting of work in progress and
raw steel,
as well as the company's backlog of orders extending into
around
directors
Fund
books
corporation
announced
awnings.
To Retire Convertible Class A
The
the
of
will in
stock¬
fractional
will
SEPT.
%
represented
$50,000
to
No
1956
1955
$21,938,000 $18,603 000
____
Steel
Vincennes*
hlfi
in
serve
manufacturers industrial
ventilating
linter plants and gins, in
for cotton oil mills,
building here.
The
foot
square
the
Industrial
•
Blow
principally
the
of
and
11.—V.
This
cennes
interests headed
from
capacity.
present
authorized
19
Acceptance
offices
Dec.
cor¬
Orleans, La., who will remain Chairman of
being.
Warren Durham, Vice-President and
New
time
ENDED
share.
per
Sales
good
Fund Payment—
Inc.—Official Resigns—
Vice-President
a
Godchaux
Sugar,
Inc.,
has
announced
the
ac¬
quisition, for an undisclosed sum, of National Blow Pipe & Manufac¬
turing, Inc. Mr. Godchaux will resign
both his positions with Gulf
States, effective Dec. 28, to become President of National Blow Pipe.
the
Dec.
to
or
cash.
YEAR
earnings
Earnings
the
fdi'merly
poration,
one
Mills, Inc.—Sinking
on
Industrial
The
subscribed
«
on
II,
Head
directors
1S56
shares'
dividend
1957.
company
FISCAL
approximately 35%. However,
$30,756.88 into th*».-Fcb.
1, 1957, preferred stock sinking fund. Letters
requesting tenders fbr the sinking fund will be mailed to the preferred
stockholders on Dec.; 28. 1956, by the Old Colony Trust Co., Boston,
Mass..
transfer agent for the preferred stock.—V. 184,
p. 1353.
m
The
13.
Dec.
on
—
2014.
p.
well being
test
in
development
—V.
a
income
oper.
184,
The
Consolidated Cuban Petroleum Corp.
was.
stock
payable Feb. 15,
lieu thereof the
in
,
(
Net
of
-
.
almost two years of clearances through the Inter-State
Commission and other regulatory bodies for the completion
negotiations.—V.
The
by
railway
employees
50
drivers
5%'
a
1957.
but
fractional
any
RESULTS
Net
railway—
from
14,
200,000
2651.
p.
—
Gross
the
which
Central,
Maine
of
required
Commerce
of
north
last
the
including
It
Me.
communities.
for
ence
lines
bus
all
operate
will
Greyhound
Eastern
agreement
Dec.
on
additional
an
183,
.
Under
amendment
an
covering
stock.—V.
issued
be
equivalent
134,985
123,444
11,113,887
income..
1—
Jan.
filed
statement
record
will
263,614
„
From
of
shares
461,990
Fund, Inc. (N. Y.) — Registers
Exchange Commission—
company
capital
directors
holders
$1,303,975
railway—__
railway
oper.
The
RR.—Earnings—
Monday, December 24, 1956
.
(D.) Kaltman & Co., Inc.—5% Stock Div.—Earns.
Up—
,
218.
p.
investment
par
.
Custodian
its
payable on Feb. 1, 1957 to stockholders of record
184, pp. 726 and 427.
1957.—V.
10,
Jefferson
With Securities and
dividends
paid
cents per share,
75
income
net
1955.
has
companv
date.
plant additions and construction of a new engineeringbuildingatthe
company's Lorain, Ohio, location. The new facilities, which will provide
a
30',i
increase in space, should be in use by May 1, 1957.—-V. 184,
compared with total operating revenues
of $12,509,804, or $3.45 per share, for
share,
common
.
have approved
directors
the
per
calendar year
The
volume."
,
Mr.
$3.97
of
Mr. Gregory stated, adding that
generally favorable for the balance of this
year" (ending April 30, 1957) "and indicate a continued expan¬
reduced
with
ket conditions
.
the
Emanuel M. Asquiih (President) will have
votipg of approximately 63% of such
shares),
is empowered
to
vote
all
shares
covered
thereby
discretion.
On consent of
all parties, thereto
except
agreement may be terminated at
any time.
"
che
■
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
to
purchase
from
underwriters
the
named
company
(Continued
on
and
page
below
the
55)
have
selling
severally
stockholders,
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5597
184
13
(2741)
~T
Fer
DIVIDENDS
Name
Coleman
Dividend announcements
tables.
nounced
a
the
In
first
all
indicate
we
the
dividends
Colonial
Then we follow with
show the payments previ¬
during the current week.
table
second
which
in
we
Columbia
Combustion
Per
Adams
class
Engineering,
Aeolian
Co.,
6 6
A
(quar.)
American -bankers
8%
_
(Fla.i
insurance
preferred
Co.
Can
American
Co.
American
Co.
Extra
Mills,
American
Factors,
12-24
American-Marietta
preferred
American
Molasses
Piano,
Class
Co.
class
Service
American
Spring &
Stock
Co.,
Co.,
5
Ingram & Bell, Ltd., 60c partic. pref.
1-
5
Inland
1-
1
12
preferred
Stock
Argus
dividend
Corp.,
$2.40
$2.50
Athey
Ltd.,
4.10
4.35'.
2nd
Atlantic
Greyhound
Refining,
1-18
Craddock-Terry
12-27
20c
Auto-Soler
Co.
Automatic
7
12-31
4
7-
5
2
1-20
2-
1
1
1
3-22
12-21
12-2 5
Dodge
.120c
—
3-
1
1
1
12-14
Jenkins
Jersey
1-10
12-31
12-27
12-14
12-14
joy
20c
1-15
12-28
1
2-
1
2-
1-
1
1-10
Kaman
1-25
1-10
Class
1-21
12-28
Kclimg
1-21
12-28
2nd
1-21
1-11
3-
(interim)
2-15
39c
2-
2-
1
1-
1
Dominion
12-21
12-21
3
7%
Textile
$1
12-31
93%c
2%
12-31
12-31
12-15
1
12-19
Kish
1-31
415c
1
2-
1
2
12-20
dividend)
(stock
iquar. 1
_______
!
_
2-
1-
5c
Merchandising
1
1-
Ltd.
(extra
12-31
2 Vic
56V4C
E.
of Canada Securities,
Pont
Du
4
430c
T,
WNC
&
Transport
Eastern
12-20
Magnesia
Eastern
States
1-30
1-
75c
(s-a 1
(Md.i
$1
Ml'g.
Corp.,
$2.25
pfd.
conv.
(quar.i
2-
1
12-14
preferred
A
(accum.)
$1.75
2-
preferred
B
(accum.1
$1.50
2-
1
20c
1-
4
12-14
12-20
12-10
Economics
Babbitt
<15.
T.l,
Bank
Shares,
Directors
this
6'/
9
1-31
1-10
12
Electric
American
at
Stock
12-31
15c
(quar.i.—
preferred
12-15
Ero
convertible
Barker
Bros.
412'<
Corp.,
Class
Power
common
1-
_;
8
12-28
12-26
1-
56V'.ic
12-26
1
iquar.)
475c
1
2-
1
3-
1
2-
1
451.25
3-
1
2-
L
__
B
»year-end)
Belgium Stores. Ltd.—
—
(we believe this entire issue
being called for redemption on Jan. 1,
full details not yet available)
Beneficial
Corp.
(quart * _—1__.
25c
Extra
Gas,
quar.i
10c
J -31
1.-16
1-15
12-31
1-15
25c
1-14
-
5'/t
preferred
Inc.
Best
(quar.)__
Foods,
Links
(quar.i
Manufacturing Co.
dividend
Stock
_______
(quar.i
'
Corp.
is-ai___^
Corp.. common
(quar.i_.;__
Borg-We.rncr
preferred
3'/a >
Bornot,
Bostich,
(quar.i^.
Inc.,
Traveler
Boston-Herald
Bowl-Mor
Bristol
British-American
(Cleveland I
Byers
Hosiery
M.)
(A.
Co.,
California
Electric
California
Pacific
Campbell
Capital
7%
Title
Carson
Case
Potneroy
Illinois
(Year end
stock
or
(quar.i—/
pfd.
Insurance,, (extrai
•
'*« $1
,
12-17
11-
1
2
12-21
12-20
$1,12 Vi
Ohio
Sugar
In
gains
of
10%
1-15
Gas
Merchandise
&
(Brooklyn)
Stamping
(quar.)!
12-14
2-15
1-15
12-20
Ave.,
Brick
Corp.,
Tile
<fc
$5
Fuller
Mfg.
Stock
Lorain
&
12-20
2
12-14
12-28
1-10
12-28
25c
12-20
12-15
1-
1
12-15
25c
1-
1
12-15
17c from
55c
1-14
12-28
15c
1-10
12-20
1-10
10c
12-31
12-27
12 'ic
12-31
12-27
T
Co.
Y.,
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)
Insurance
1-
8
12-31
Lowell
2-
1
1-10
25c
1-14
12-31
$58
12-19
12-12
35c
—
20c
2-28
12-31
Lunkenhcimcr
1-
5
12-27
two-for-onc
1-
2
2
12-14
Galveston-Houston
1-11
12-26
2
12-15
12-28
12-21
1-15
12-31
1-15
$1
first
Mac Andrews
1-
1-
Sz
12-31
McCall
1-31
1-15
$1
conv.
General
prefcired
Co.
A
Inc.,
preferred
1-23
Class
12-28
$1.25
(C.
H.)
Ltd.
Co.,
Gwlcrich
B
Elevator
(II.
Union
Great
class
A
(N.
Y.)
12-17
1-31
1t17
1-31
1-17
Missouri
Power
<fc
1-18
Montana
Power
1-
Moore
2nd
5
2
iWm.
1-15
Mount
2-
1-15
Munisinp;
2-
1-15
1-
12-15
1-
12-15
150c:
(s-ai
7%
12-20
2
12-15
Inc
12-18
3-
1
2-
Picture
From
.
.'*
.
5
5
'
_____
440c
1-15
12-28
______
430c
1-15
12-28
12-28
12-17
3-
1
2-
6-
2
5-
share
(quar.)
4'<
1-12
12-12
20c
12-21
1st pfd.
;
—
!
<s-ai__l___
70c
27''ad
1""
7
1-15
12-14
'
12-31
1-
2
12-20
1-
2
12-20
1-
2
12-20
12-31
12-21
$1.25
12-21
Warehouse
12-17
$1.12 Vi
1
1-
1
12-26
$6
Richmond Gas Co.
1-
7
12-24
iS. I.)—
entire issue call-d lor
14 at $107.50 per
Jan.
on
plus
(extra)..—
this
1-14
$0.2333
dividend 1
12-18
2-11
12-26
1-
1-31
30c
1-25
r-10
1-
1-15
1-
2-
1
4$2!50
1
1-10
4S2.50
2-
1
1-10
Indiana
Public
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.).
(quar.)
2
.
States
Power
preferred
$4.08 preferred
$4.10 preferred
$4.11 preferred
8
1-17
1-
2
12-18
Service Co.—
preferred
$3.60
2-
50c
(quar.)
preferred
Northern
1-15
2-
Mfg.
4V2'<
3
15c
Judd
25c
(quar.)
4.25'/
12-26
30c
<fe
Co.—
Ry.
preferred
4.226
2
1-
Western
&
adj.
Northern
12-14
2
North
1-21
12-28
30c
55c
:
(increased)______
$5
Norfolk
12-12
15c
(quar.
preferred (s-a>
12-18
1-12
40c
______
12-14
25c
<year-endi
prior preferred
,
12-28
50c
—
:—________
1-15
12-31
52c
(quar.)
Co.
redemption
75c
—,
12-15
1-31
31V4C
(quar.)_
Storage
preferred
York &
New
1
12-15
12-2 J
31V ic
1st preferred <s-ai_:
preicrred series A iquar.)
preferred series B (quar.)
Process
$1.50
!__—____
(quar.i_____I______-_-_ !
Gas*
12-20
"
'
-
Terminals
V'2 '■
New
1
80c
12-21
,
capital
Bedfo'd
6
430c
2
England Gas <fe Electric—
4
Ltd.
——_______
12-14
1-
12 Vic
(quar.)—
New
12-20
12-19
12-14
Co.—
New
12-24
60c
21
7
15c
Propane Corp.,
2nd
National
12-24
25c
——
1-
425 c
________
iquar.i__—
V.
gains, _--_j!!-:__r_-
Corp.—
f ♦*"
iquar.i
Ltd.
preferred
'
'
Fuel
2nd
-
12-28
1
7
12-15
1-15
$1.75
Advertising,
realized
' '..c.SW
National
4
12-10
1-15
1-
2
Inc.—
(quar.i
Rice Mills,
Wood Products
National
12-26
12-27
12
5 %
Royal
Mutual Shares
$2
40c
1-
1-28
10c
...
Consolidated,
1-
1-30
$1.07%
(quar.i
45c
Inc
convertible
5'.
12-13
20c
—_—II
p.d.
4.30'..
30c
12-10
35c
(quar.
(quar.)
S.»,
Cafeterias
preferred
58'/.C
______
of Canada,
Light,
dividend
Stock
Morrison
50c
Co.
1-
lor
12-14
(quar.)
(year-enci)
& Marx (quar.
Holt. Renfrew <fe "CO.,
$5
3-
30c
(extra 1
—
(quar.)
Motion
Ltd.
(quar.)
2-15
15c
Higbee • Company (quar.
Higbie Manufacturing (quar.)
J.)
$1
;
12-21
1
1-
;
Industries
(H.
12-24
12-31
2-
_
Gas
1-17
12-29
12-20
1-
'
_
Times,
1-31
25c
3
45c
Quarterly
Schaffner
1-17
1 »/4 C
—
2
56Vic
^.__$0.578125
Corp. (year-end »
Harrisburg Hotel (s-ai__
Hart.
1-31
1-
31V4C
(quar.)„___
—
Tanning
Co.
1-12
1-10
25c
(quar.)
1-15
12-26
!__
*HaJpca
-
A
1-
1-17
(quar.)„__—
Mfg. Co.
Gypsum, Lime & Alabastine
Quarterly
Extra
class
Inc.,
1-31
2-1
30c
1-10
Griest
Hart-Carter
12-17
40c
15c
r
25c
1-10
Ltd.
Co.,
(quar.i
Special
Griess-Pflegcr
12-21
$4.25
^—
Co.
30c
Oil Co.—
pref. (quar.)
____
Cooperage Corp.—
Brothers
80c
12-20
quar.i
Falls Co. (quar.)—-^
Bradley Co.
(year-end)
Mission Corp.
(stock dividend 1.—
One share of Mission Development Co.
each
10
shares
held
!■_
1-25
pfd.
Paper
B
Zinc
Storc$
preferred
1-25
(.quar.i--—!
Co.,
Lakes
$1.20 class
Greil'
Co.
2
6'/
5c
(quar.i
Co., common
Bank
9,
1-
Millers
35c
_____
& Transit :Co.,
W. 1
National
Grace
Grand
1-
12-20
$1.12'/2
(quar.
common
Corp. (quar. )_„
Rubber
(speciall
Gossard
Estate..—-^.-r*.
Hftglcr
410c
50c
)_',_;_n__T';
Cycle
Goodall
1
53'RC
(quar.)-____
—_—
(year-end)___
Telephone,
common,
Mercantile
12-17
J 25c*
Golden
9
2-
12-24
1
37'/2Ct
(quar.
preferred (quar.)___
preferred (quar. >__^—
4%%
1-
$1
2
1-
' (17Vic '
(quar.i
(quar.)
pfd.
(P.
1
12-31
25c
________
iqqar.i
G.i, Tldelands
conv.
4V2''
1-
2-
(quar.)—
( redueed
Corp.
McGrcgor-Donlger
12-28
25c
(quar.i
(quar.i
Products
Glasscock
37j2C
(qu ir.
Bros.,
Glatfelter
-
iquar. 1
common
Wares
Steel
$4.50
(quar.i
(quar.i
preferred
preicrred
Gillette
I.-,.
2nd
Shoe,
$3.50
General
25c
C
Real
Matthiessen
1-23
$1.50
$1,061/4
(quar.)
B (quar.)___
Chemical Works—
Massachusetts
1-11
2-
10',;
SI
(year-end)
com.
preferred
preferred
1
a
shares)
(quar.
4'1
12-21
approved
common
Co.,
& Co., 4preferred
Macy (R. H.)
12-20
12-29
the
Forbes
Malinckrodt
2
(stockholders
Co.
split of
preferred
6'1
4
Corp.—
conv.
90c
Milton
Co.
Corp.
12-26
1-11
1-
$1.25
(quar.i
12-14
1-
preferred
5">
12-20
(Fort
.____
Telephone Co..
Electric Light
Mid-Texas
2-
12-21
1-15
50<
Heinz
2
12-20
1-10
1-10
(quar.i
(quar.)
1-25
______
Hayes
1-
1-31
1-10
1-
Pipe
2-15
(increased)
Co.
dividend
1-10
15c
12-31
2-15
25c
-
—
Ind.j
27 Vic
(quar.i
12-18
1-10
12-21
1-25
50c
(year-end )
(year-end).
Longines-Wittnauer Watc.h (quar.i
12-21
8c
1-31
12-21
12-28
15c
(s-a).—
University
Life
10'i
...
12-30
12-21
& Co.
National
Joint
1 -20
$2.50
pfd.
non-cum.
Co.....
12-31
l'.'C
!_
Industries
12-28
10c
(quar.i
Haydock Fund, Inc.
5
12-19
25c
____'—___
!
;
Wayne,
12-11
12-18
4
12-28
(quar.)
( B. i
preferred
Lock
12-21
12-30
5
List
12-22
10c
Hartford
1-
12-22
2
12-27
Haverhill
1-
12-31
2
1-
1-11
12-18
15c
1-15
1-
$3.75
12-15
20c
Lincoln
!!___
20c
.*
12-31
12-27
2
1-
1-31
1-21
8%
dividend)—
____•
Clinton Trust Co. (N. Y.)
12-19
5%
1-11
$2
(quar.i___;
-
1-10
12-31
5
12-21
65c
$3
(s-ai
(stock
Year-end
1-10
55c
—
City .Investing Co.—v.
Clayton, tMark) & Co.
I
50c
Co.__.
Extra
2-
2-
12-14
30c
(quar.)
Warehouse.
Yards
12-26
2-15
60c
Electrie
Stock
12-28
$1.35
(annual)_
12-26
30c
Inc.
12-26
12-28
55c
(quar. >__
12-17
12-28
50c
25c
Cincinnati
Union
12-31
30c
Virginia
Inc.
2
55c
(quar.)
—
Enquirer,
1-
12-31
in
(quar.i
Downs,
1-15
I
:
Corp.___
of
1-10
2-15
1
1-11
35c
■
cash)___i
12-15
1-19
50c
Corp.—
1
3-
$1.25
(quar.)_:
Securities
1-
12-19
—
Liberty Fabtics of N.
$3.75
12-12
12-21
12-31
Cincinnati
«
1-15
1-21
Participating
Chesapeake Corp.
Auto
1
12-27
Investors, Inc.. common,
convertible preferred
City
-75c
2-
50c
&
Madison
Corp.
4
36c
$1.20
Citizens Bank
1-
93%c
National
Cincinnati
1
:
non-cum.
Cincinnati
2-
(quar.)__
preferred
Century
Churchill
12-31
12-31
ordi¬
income and 38c iron; realized capital
7c
Fund
Frocdtcrt
12-17
1-31
Inc
1st
out of capital
Corp.
12-21
12-26
-62'ic
Central
Chicago
4
12-21
12-31
_____
dividend
4
Ry. <|quar. >
4ViV pfd. (quar.)
Co.-_i——
t____
&
Aguirre
Central
1-
1-
$1.75
(quar.)__%
Pirie Scott <fc Co.,
Central
$2
$4
$3
?$3.ro
■___
,
Fund
3%%
Clinchfield
Carolina
1
2%
Venture
Co..
1
12-31
(year-end)---_
(quar. )
(year-end)
Transit
Gladden
(quar.)_,
Carbons Co isolidated,
Carnation
1-
2-
12-31
$0,015
2%
iquar.i
year-end payment of
$2
_______
:__!
common
Worth
Gimbcl
4
preferred
12-14
494c
—
ts-ail
Power. $3
Co.
<A. S.)
dividend
Stock
Ltd.
Co.,
12-24
J.i
Rubber
&
Stock
12-20
—
IV'
preferred
(accuni.)__!__.
Burgess-Manning
Co.
—;___
Butterfly
12-17
N.
iquar. i
Corp..
Mutual
Frascr
2
412Vic
(quar.i
%
Co.
Fort
20
2
1-15
(quar.)__
A
$1
$10
Paint
1-
62 Vic
class
15c
4c
(annuali
Products
Bronze
1-15
100%
Ltd
A
Florida
400
Tire
Boston
General
12
1-15
12 Vic
(Fred)
25c
_____
General
1-
(quar.i—7Vic
Co.
(Pa.i
3-11
2
12-31
1-15
11c
common
nary
35c
(Newark,
Co.
12-11
12-21
$8
Assurance
Quarterly
Bulkley Building
Oil
1
1-
conv.
gains
15c
(quar.i
Asphalt
1
1-15
12-12
Corp.—
Fiscal
15c
4-
9
12-20
44c
inc.)
12-24
12 Vic
Cor p.
2-
1-
!
Finance
12-15
25c
Columbia Forest Products,
British
12-31
30c
'
(quar.i
dividend)
(stock
12-17
2
70c
preferred
30c
Co.,
Brass
i ck
12-15
60c
87Vic-
—__________
Investment
Boston
w
2
2
1-
$1.50
(annual) 1
class A (quar.i
Inc.
1-
4
7
410c
A.„_
iquar.)
Federal
12-31
1-
$1
Blackhav.'k-Perry
H
1-14
5',/
_
Year-end
12-31
1-23
class
Electric
Brewing
Class
12-18
$1.25
5dc
(increased
common
3
C.i
Federal
1
1-
22Vic
J.--.."
■.
Berkshire
1-
lcc
Ltd.,
12-31
10c
First
_____
1-
25c
Products,
12-20
1-
inc.).._
investment
investment
(quar.)
Extension
Lehman
Ley
1-
-
3
12-31
25c
Col
preferred
5''
!__
(quar.i
(N.
County
Firestone
is
4
15c
Special
preferred
5'//
12c
Heating
Co.
Falstaff
Fa
3-
Extra
&
Mills
Essex
Ltd.—
Paper,
shares
Extra
150c
A
Claw
12-28
8
12-31
25c
iquar. 1
(quar.i—
&
1-
$8.25
(year-end 1
preferred
preferred
Bathurst
$1.50
—;—
25c
Associates
Mfg.
EYwin
(s-ai___
(initial)
com.
1-
Industries-
dividend
Enamel
Securities Corp.—
new
Co
Musical
&
Electronic
payment
common
preferred
prior
Laboratory,
Register
Egry
28
1-10
Inc.—
omitted
partic.
6%
1
1-
10c
1 %
..
time.
Bankers
$3
2-
50c
dividend)
(stock
Inc.
Backstay
Welt
Co.
(C|unr.i___
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp. (quar.)
12-31
Com. Stock Fund—
net
6%
Electric
Co.,
5';
1
12-31
1-16
10c
net
(from
Cot p.
1-10
1-16
3
Fund—
Bond
Year-end
—
$7
1-16
1-15
12-22
1-
2-15
20c
Quarterly
Lane
$6
Avco
12-17
25c
Corp. ._!
Salle
La
12-14
12-22
12-24
1
1-29
10c
partic. class a (quar.i
(from
Kuppenheliner
4
12-31
12-27
2
1-
25c
—
12-27
1-19
120c
(final)
(reducedi._
Talc
Corp.
Ltd.
1-
5T
__!
_______
Kromex
Ltd.—
1-15
1-10
12-15
10c
Hotels Corp.
dividend
Kuhlman
4$1.75
1
12-26
5c
1-15
1-
2-
12-14
2
10c
dividend)—
Low-Priced
S-4
1-
60c
:
_____
Stone Co.
Custodian Funds—
B-3
1-15
12-17
12-28
25c
—
(quar.)
(year-end)
(extra)
Sl ock
4 $4
40c
$1
(stock
Industries,
Knott
1-15
437 Vic
is-ai___
(quar. i__
Brothers
2-
1
Organization
King-Seeley
12-13
5c
1-31
2-
(special)..
Nut
Series
3-20
2-22
4-
12-17
20c
—
450c
(quar.)__
Knapp-Monarch
(Toronto)
Co.,
preferred
Donohue
(quar.i
(quar.)—
I
2-22
12-12
1
Light Co.—
Keystone Lower-Priced
1
2
1-
(quar.)
Keystone
415c
(quar.)____
Insurance
B
Kentucky
12-26
1-
25c
Shinkle Shoe Co.—
Aircraft Corp.
Series
quar.)..
$1.30
——
&
&
Co.
Co.
Keystone
8
Ltd.—
pref.
conv.
7
12-12
(quar.).
Kent-Moore
6'!
(increased quar.i .!
Dominion
3
1-
Fabrics
Common
3
1-
1-25
1-25
430c
3
1-
2-15
o0c
preferred (initial quar.i ________
Bridge Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Dominion
2-
2-21
95c
printing
Kable
Kaltmon
25c
reg
2
12-21
——_
—___—______
Co.
35c
old.
1-
Conn.)
(quar.i
Feiss
Mfg.
35c
for
Power
Quartetly
Joseph &
50c
receipts
1
475c
—:—
(quar. i
(Bridgeport,
(year-end)
Stephens
12-31
,
(increased
2-
22c.
Service
12-31
1-15
12-28
2-
$1.08%
25c
dep.
12-20
time).
iquar.)
preferred
1-15
(quar.i
Ltd.
Co.
Ltd.,
Central
4'<
Johnson
1-15
iquar.).____
(quar.
Ltd.—
this
at
Inc.
Bros..
25c
Co.
1-15
12-28
securities
.—
deferred
Co.
30c
(quar.i
Turbine
9-21
invest¬
from
from
(quar.)
Custodian Fund :____!
Jefferson
12-17
12-27
iquar.i__.
A
3
1-30
$1.85
____________
Ilelntz,
1
Manufacturing Corp.—
$1.56
1
2-
&
$1.12 Vi
(quar.i
Dominion
15
12-31
s»l
(quar.i
pfd.
(quar.i
Jack
clears all
payment
14c
Power,
L. i
$6.75
Common
1-31
2-
$1.08%
preferred
iThis
preferred
Co.,
Amer.
1-25
4-
$1.02Va
common
5c
______
(J.
12-19
1-
10c
Ivey
$1.50
1
(8c
Fund
Mortgage
Johnson,
Steam
Vilbiss
De
12-27
30c
B
3
Year-end
Distillers
4:621ic
4';
1-
(quar.i...
Inc. (quar.)
Rubber Co., class
Laval
De
1-21
5%
pfd.
pfd.
conv.
conv.
Dayton
1-21
2-
$1.31 V4
__
1-21
3''
iquar.1
initial
1
10-
Quarterly
$1.50
common
common
6-21
2
Daystrom,
12-29
20c
(quar.i
'>
Common
50c
(quar.l___
2
1-
50c
Danly Machine Specialities
12-21
02Vic
pfd.
1-
1-15
arrears)
12-21
1-
$1
(quar.)___
1-25
(s-ai
new
Telephone,
4V2''
6-26
12-28
12-17
12-16
common—
1
41
12-15
12-18
1-
Investors
12-29
preferred i quar.i
Cudahy Packing Co.—
12-14
12-31
12-24
International
12-13
:
(Boston)
3
30c
12-21
Extra
Co.
7-
Correspondence Schools Worlds,
(payment
12-21
(i'/t
12-28
1-
Ltd..
Bit,
Cuban
Ltd.
12-31
quar.i.
Shoe
Insurance
Craig
2
12-13
International
3-21
15c
(quar.)
gains)—
plus
1-10
3
ordinary income
/
$1.62 V2
(quar.i
dividend)
(stock
Growth
37 Vic
pid.
capital
income
ment
from
profits)
$1.75
6V2
—
(95c
from
Institutional
1
3-
90c
2aC
Corp._______
(quar.)..
Craftsman
12-13
45c
1 quar.i
Corp.,
convertible
1-
1-10
12-27
12-27
1
;
Investors
$1
Equipment
(increased
preferred
Inc.
^
—
5
1-
Refining—
1
460c
3.75'.
Products
1-10
470c
Sewerage
Atlas Credit Corp.,
Com
2-
15c
(quar.i
Atlantic
5
$1.04
Co._
Corp.,
(Peter 1
Coty,
$3
(quar.i
Atlantic
Cooper
50c
(quar.i
preferred
City
5
1-18
(quar.i
preferred
12-
62.26
common
preferred
.
4.35 '<
$1.13
$2.25
(year-end 1
Electric Co.. 4%
City
(quar.)
Gin
1
Products
Atlantic
preferied
Continental
2-
_____
pre.erred
preferred
$4.52
12-14
T.'<
5V
America,
of
1
12-21
Common
(quar.i
Co.
3-
1
12-20
___
Trap
1
44-
12-15
$1
5'/a
preferred
(quar.i
Anilies-Imperial Co., Ltd.—
$5.25 preferred (1955 series
Apex Smelting Co. (quar.i
1
$1.12'/2
12-
Hocking Class, common (quar.i
preferred
(quar.i—
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills—
Animal
3-
(quar.)
12-20
Anchor
preferred
1
pre.erred
1-
17Vic
$4
4-
$4.50
12-31
i.;-ai
1-18
1
12-21
12-15
__—
1-15
2-20
<quar.i__..
12-31
(annual 1
2-15
60c,
preferred
.,oc
!■
2-
4 7 Vic
_____
(increased
Gas
$4.16
50c
1 quar.i
47 Vic
quar.i
(increased quar.)
(quar.)_____
Natural
$1.75
(quar.)
(s-ai
preferred
preferred
12-28
$1
_!
$4.50
$2.80
$1.90
20
12-28
50c
(s-ai
$4.50
Common
5
1-
Consumers Power Co., com.
1-15
1-15
4-
20c
—__!
1-
1-24
1
2-
20C
20c
Common
1
21c
(quar. 1
5;
1
-
Holly
common
5
1-
1
$1.25
i
dividend
Amoskeag
1-
1
2-
—
preferred
1
2-
2-
50c
$3
2-
2-
12-20
12-14
20c
50c
62%c
_:!:.
American
55c
and
12-21
3i':,c
common
Common
52 "4 c
—
12-14
2c
(Mass.)—
Inc.
51c
!__
(quar.i
Mills,
preferred (quar.)
Development Corp.,
51V2C
A
B
Head
$1.25
Industrial
(quar.i
2oc
American
12-24
(quar. i
Co
American
Indian
12-24
5
(quar.
Continental Electric
common
5
1-
preferred
preferred
3oc
Co.,
1-
$1.75
preferred
(quar.)___
Ml'g.
$1.50
1
12-17
12-21
_:_!__
Extra
5
1-
$2.00
Consolidated
com.
12-14
12-17
1 Vic
$2.04
$1.50
Co.,
1-15
12-15
200'r
$2.06
(quar.)__
(quar.)___
12-26
12-27
462 Vic
1-18
Lid
Products
3
1-15
12-31
Ltd.—
1-13
1
5
36c
capital gains)
12-14
1-
1-
12-21
1-
in¬
ordinary
1
2-15
12-24
2
$2
$2.50 preferred
(quar.i
Imperial Sugar (stock dividend).
Independent Coal & Coke_
12-28
1-
from
18c
from
(18c
1
50c
1-25
(quar.
2-
!
Maize
preferred
and
Inc.
J.)
(N.
2-
inc.—
Extra
American
1-25
15c
(quar.i
$1
iquar.i._
preferred
1-15
38c
(increased)
preferred
Fund,
3aking
Imperial Investment Corp.,
Connecticut
ucorgia—
12-31
dividend)
50c
____•
Efircl
convertible
10c
Fund
7'in
2-20
3-15
8
8c
common
&
come
u.__—
$2.09
'
01
cu.
Dredging
American
5'i,
12-27
Stock
&
Ltd.,
G.)
12-24
35c
10%
'—
——
1
(stock
A.i
12-31
1-
20c
(quar.)
_____
preieired il95i series) iquar.
.
1-10
Extra
(N. Y.)
—
12-14
Common
7%
Bond
(C.
of Rec.
12-31
—_____—
.
G7l/2c
(quar.i
Discount
Hudson
50c
Co.
12-J.4
___
American
Hardart
20c
Trust
12-24
__
_L
(quar.i
Horn
G%
12-14
1
12-17
(extra)
12-24
2
12-21
1-^3
be
1-
(Geo.
Semi-annual
12-28
preferred, class A iquar.i_
preferred iquar.i_
Light & Power—
$2.20 preferred (quar.i—
A_
ciass
iquar. 1
Book
Extra
4'■/,
Conn
93%c
___.
B
American
5',;
Composite
3-10
Hormel
28c
Commonwealth Gas Corp
Stock Pund
12-13
4-
12-31
Commonwealth
12-19
10c
30c
(quar. 1
12-14
J-
iquar.>_
■
2
1-
S3
12-21
1
Inc.
Bank
Inc.
Holders
Guaranty Co. (Brooklyn, N. Y.)—
12-
75c
•
12-27
7 Vic
State
Hotel,
When
Payaole
25c
of Company
Title
Home
12-12
100''
1
2'/2C
preferred
Class
of Rec.
A
Alba Hosiery Mills,
Inc.
rquar.»_*
Aluminum Co. of America, common
$3.75
Holders
Payable
(quar.i
preicrred
non-cuin.
When
Share
Name of Company
Extra
Commodore
Name
12-15
50c
Engineering
Commercial
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Per
Share
Holders
of Rec.
2
Association.—_____
Packers
River
1-
18:i4C
preferred (quar.i
Insuiated Wire (extra)
Fund (stock dividend)
Coiiyer
an¬
Payable
15c
(quar.)
common
6conv.
grouped in two separate
are
When
Share
of Company
Engineering,
.
1-14
1-
2
1-14
1-
2
1-14 *.
1-
2
$1.12
22' ic
1-19
12-31
"rtc
(Minn.), com. (quar. )
(quar.
$1.06
$1.06 Vi
_____
!_.—
___;
1-15
12-31
———
(quar.
1-15
$1.02
12-31
(quar.),-——————
$1.02 Vi
1-15
12-31
(quar.i!__!
$1.02%
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
$1.04
'
24
(2742)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Name of
Oilgear Company
Oklahoma
4'//
Gas
preferred
4.24'a
Co.
12-31
45c
____
20c
1-30
United
1-10
Insurance
12-31
1
1-15
20c
year-end )__!_
<
12-31
1-19
12-19
(qu?.r.)_„_-
1-4
2-
Associates,
Chemical
Pacific
Coast
-Faeiiic
Finance
Pacific
Gas
Pacific
&
Parke,
Davis
Year-end
Parker
5'/
Co.
J.)
Keno
Printers
S.
Co.,
t»'/
SI
3-
1
Co.,
2-21
American
&
(quar.)
1-16
Univis
preferred
3.357'
preferred
(quar. )_1
Van
Camp
Strum
&
Vajx
Waters
2-
1
1-
3-
1
2-1.5
2-
2
Raymond
Concrete
&
1
12-18
12-12
3-
Stock
75c
2
1-15
12-31
(quar.)
$1.50
12-31
12-14
2-15
(No
12-18
30c
1-31
2-15
2-15
12-31
12-21
1-
12 %c
<qu«ir.)..__
2
107'
(stock
Stock
dividend
Inc.
(Del.).-,
stores
Reliance
15c
_
Petroleum, Ltd.,
(s-aI
_ll.
class
Revere
A
1st
Assoc.
Canada,
ol
(quar.)..._;
Electric Protective
_
Selection
Rixe-Kumler
Co.
(stock
(P.
Rochester
Button
Ruhr
L.l
Aircraft
Rells-Rojcc,
4
5 (7iVr.
preferred
I)
4%'It57'
(quar
Plywood,
1-15
Western
Tablet
35e
12-31
12-24
Common
76c
12-21
11-
$2
1
....
4%
2-
1
i:20e
1-
2
1-
9
4
1-31
1-10
Wisconsin
7c
■
1-15
12-28
1-15
12-28
$1.25
_____
12-21
1-15
$1.37%
1-15
12-2 ?
1-15
12-28
$1.50
(quar.)
Erie
Savannah
Seuusttr
—
(quar.)
—
(Ed.)
&
„——
Co.,
(quar.i
preferred
(quar.)
ment
:
Shares
(irom
Smon
America
$1
12-21
12-21
1-15
S1.06VA
1-
(N.i
(J.
2
(quar. >..._
15c
J53c
(>0c
1-14
:i25c
1-31
S-'iiih
(Howard)
Industries
Southwast
Gas
Southwest
Gas
Springfield
T,
Paper
:
Water
A
( ;tock
E
(quar.)
(yuar.1
6'A
pref.
Car
Scecher-Traung
Corp.
2
Bros.
(quar.)
Container
Corp.
dividend
Stock
Strawbridgc
Drug,
•
12-31
2
12-1.5
1-
2
Inc..
—„_
(quar.)
common
Corp.
Stores,
Valu
of
com.
common
(quar.i
Extra
1
1-11
dividend
$1.20
these
Acme
A
Products,
12-18
Casualty & Surety
1
1-15
Aetna
Insurance
12-31
Aetna
Life
12-31
1-15
12-31
2-
1
1-10
2-
1
1-10
25c
1-15
12-19
12-31
12-19
3-11
2-25
20c
1-24
1-
3
Common
1-24
1-
3
5'/27i
5VL-7"
1-
5
12-15
12-31
12-10
1-21
1-
7
12-20
Co.
Fund
Xfrom
Quarterly
Ahlberg Bearing
Co.,
Aid
&
6%:
Class. A
preierred
B
Great Southern
partic.
Alabama
preferred
2-
1
$1
4.60%
2-
7
1-24
57>,
1
5
12-28
Terra
Haute
50c
Malleable &
Mfg.
Corp.
(quar.)
Extra
10c
Taermoid
Co..
T.iomaston
$2.50
Mills
Tlompson
(H.
convertible
pfd.
(quar.i
(quar.)
Fibre
I.)
(quar.)
15c
dividend
Tonopah
507J.
Miring
Turlington
(Nev.)_
Mfg.
7C
—
(quar.)
Company,
Mfg.-
new
common
(initial
quar.)
Tranter
of
Quarterly
Tobacco,
Jersey
Union
,
Stock
Ltd.,
Amer.
Chemical
Common
57c
V.
7"c
shs.
pfd.
preferred
(s-a).
of
System
ordinary (interim
Materials
Mlg. Co.
1-
1-18
2-
8
2
12-28
Products,
4»/4%
preferred
Allen
Electric
(R.
12-28
12-21
Alien
12-21
Allentown
12-24
1
1-15
1-14
1-
2
lOc
1-15
12-26
f$1.75
1-15
1-11
1
67c
12-21
11-23
2-28
1-28
Corp.—
(quar.i
com
1
2-28
1-23
2-28
<1-23
+35c
2-
1
1-
4
2
(quar.)
Allis
(s-a)
2-14
4%>
2-14
4'/2%
12-18
12-14
Co.
Food
preferred
1
1-
1
1
1-
1
1-
1
1-
1
1-
2
5%"*.,
Co.
1
1-
1
preferred
second
12 2J
12-20
••
12-20
12-11
12
2
12-20
1-
2
12
12'/2c
(s-a)—
__2
1-
1
11-30
1-
2
12-10
-
14
20.
4%
1-15
.
1-
4.
50c
12-31
12 -. 7
$1.75
12-31
12-
20c
12-28
12-14
75c
12-28
12-14
12'/2c
12-31
12-14.
12-31
12-14
25c
1-25
l-ll
25c
12-23
12-14
5%
12-23
12-14
2
12-13'
:
(quar.i_
,
(quar.)
i
(increased
quar.)
(quar.)
Products
;
.
(quar.)
;—
Electric
7
Corp.—
preferred
15c
Ltd.
12-31
12-31
12-17
125c
1-21
12-23
1-
12-15
(s-ai
Pulp
Mills,
Paper
&
1-
30c
53'/oC
(quar.)-
(quar.)
Ltd.—
class
12-17-
•
150c
—
A
7
80c
1-
3
$0.0166
1-
3
8c
'1-
3
1-
4
C
-
7
1-
1
12-15
3-
1
2-15
1-30
1-10
1-30
,
1-10
12-23
12-
12-
7
12-: 1
12-20
12-28
12-14*
1-1-57
!
1-21
50 c
■-
(quar.)
12-27
Argus
22c.
3
12-14
12-20
1-
2
12-14
1-
2
12-14
Ltcl.—
4.65 7/
3-1
4.327"
2-23
.2-8
30c
textrai
.
.
35c
1-_1
*.
1-16
2
12-17
1-
for
&
Armstrong
(annual
Rubber
B
&
Co.,
Stock
2
12-14
1-
2
12-14
$3
(J.
A
B
II.)
12-11
pref.
1-21
12-11
50c
12-27
11-30
12-21
12-14
59c
12-24
12-14
A
12-28
12-10
t25c
12-28
12-7
160c
—
:
Asb^own
2
50c
(quar.i
67
12-10
1-
20%
,1
(quar.)____
B
12-31
$1.20
(quar.)
Ltd.,
4
2
12-10
35c
(quar.)
Extra
Temple,
1-
1-
12-31
Co.—
A—___—
'
Preference
8
25c
—
Electric
—___—
Ltd.
1-19
25c
(quar.i
Extra
Class
12-15
1-
10%
A
dividend
Corp.,
12-11*
3
$1.18
;
Construction
Industries
12-10
•
1-
:
—
Corp
12-10
3
$1.08
1
Year-end
Art Metal
3
1-
$1.16'/4
class
Hegeman
*
Asbestos
'•
-
dividend)
(quar.)__
Arrow-Hart
1-
12-31
Light—
(stock
Co.
25c
'
(quar.i
Corp.
&
*
"
(quar )—^
Arlington
Arvin
10c
1V2%
(m ar.)
preferred
4.72%
••
1-2-57
$1.75
J_
!l
Co.—
12-31
12-21
on
divid.
_J
—t:
tower
7
1-15
1-15
pfd.
redemption
preferred
Armour
Class
firior
7%
Co.,
share plus this
of Princeton
per
(quar.)'___.
Power
2-8
+56c
Mfg.
12-
15c
130c
(quar.)
called
preferred
Arkansas
115c
(quar.)
ltd.
$105
Cameras
Class
t25c-,
(quar.i
Cable
Aricahsas-MisKOuri
Ash
1-
12'/2c
,
12-21
payments have
set.
dividend
Arundel
.■
183/4C
(quar.i_
at
Stock
12-14
75c
above
—
&
issue
1
7
12-28
the
b'en
vft,
Wire
12-20
1-2
date of
as
Applied Science Corp.
12-7
40c
(quar.)
Aluminum Goods
M-nuAacturing
Amalgamated Sugar (quar.)
2
1-
$1.50
pfd.
B
Jan:
12-11
12-
1
93%c
-
(quar )
preferred
,
1-1
28c
I
common
1-
(quar.)
dividend
Entire
20
1-
12VaC
(increased quar.)
(quar.)
Canada,
50c
Quarterly
••
1-
(quar.)
-
Markets,
A
of
7
12-10
Refining—
1
Paper
Inc.
Anthes-Imperial,
Apex
Electrical
.
12
70c
(year-end)
12-
1-10
Anglo-Newfoundland Development Co., Ltd.—
<,12-23
20c
preferred
57«
pfd.
Electronics
Post
Ansonia
12-14
1-
(quar.)
A
(resumed 1
Mfg.—
12-11
2
7 V2c
Metal,
not
12-14
20c
common
&
(year-end
Record
.il-26
5c"
(quar.i__.i_
(quar.i
Corp.,
Steel
Beta
/3 7"
1
12-22
preferred
2
1-
12%c
iqucr.)___
1_,
Class
12-14
$3
(quar.)
Corp.
convertible
Alpha
class
1-
•
Writing
Class
3
12-27
25c
1
(Louisi
3-
12-28
Cement,
$1.75
22'/2c
75^
Quarterly
3
1-2-57
10c "
Aluminum
1212-
12-24
30c
Co.
12-11
<extrai__
common
Inc.,
Anglo-Lautaro Nicraoe,
12-14
12-24
$1.06'/4
Business Machines,Inc.
Portland
Stores
75c
$4
1
$1.75
Allied Products Corp., com.
3-
35c
C.)
Paper
3.757^
l-
$1,50
Equipment
Laboratories
33c
25c
•_
&
Co.
Anglo-Huronian,
12-14
1-2-57
<
.
67V gtd.
2
is-ai-a
1st preferred
4%7"
12-14
1
$1.25
(quar.i
Extra
$1.25
(extra 1
(quar.)„
Allied
AllieUn
gi/4C
Ltd.
(Kansas)
(quar.)
Co.
2-
*
1
1-
18V2c
Extra
22'/ac
1.
37'r
(quar.)
Allegheny & Western Ry.,
Products
60c conv. pfd.
(quar.)
Anderson-Prichard Oil, common
12-20
5.7"
common
1-
$2.25
Corp..
A
Smelting
Anderson
12-14
2
$1.05
preferred
(quar.)
Aldefis, Inc., common
12-31
4%
Canada
Union
12-15
2
1-
-
(quar.)__
i
._•
12-11
Co.—
dividend
Stock
12-21
1-
34%e.
7%
Allied
(quar.i
Gas
Gas
Lumber
2
1-15
3qc
&
Colon
preferred
1-
2-15
Alco
Allied
(quar.)
(quar.i
Colon
1-10
City)—
dividend
Colon
57"
(Jersey
————————
Tuckett
N.
1
1-21
12-11
2
.
(quar.)____
dividend
preferred
12-28
5C
New
-
tfailever
12-21
2-
6%
6c
11-30
1-
_•
(quar.)
67"
Anchor
7
12-10
1-2
Extra
7
12-
1-2
12-27
Products—
Amphenol
Co.—
dividend
Stock
25c
Corp
Co.
12-31
12-
2
6
12--14
$1.50
Thread
Ampco
12-19
2
1-
8%c
P.
5%
dividend
T*ust
12-21
2
1-
12»/_-c
Stock
12-14
12-31
Steel
Thermos
Anglo-Canadian
Common
35C
Stock
Towmotor
T:ane
62'Ac
25c
Glass
'
Stock
20c
1-
6
12-
4
50c
(quar.)
Extra
7
12-
2
$1.25
(year-endi
quar.)
Vitriiied
7
12-
2
1-
31'/4C
Tobacco,
investment
5%
Class
1
1-
12-
2
$1.15
35c
.
2
1-
$4
Superior Steel
(quar.)_,
Susquehanna Coiq). (stocl;
v
1-
1-
1-
(Indianapolis)
(quar.)_a2___
Transit
Common
12-17
65c
(stock dividend)
preferred (quar.)
Albevmarie Paper, class A____
Wood
60c
!___
preferred
American
12-17
7
12-18
$1.50,
____________________
12-18
1-
60c
,
ordinary
Alan
Co._._
l-io
12-31
3
12-14
12-2 (
45c
(increased
12-
12-31
20c
$1.25
American
25c
5%-"
1
12-21
for
year-end)
<
Telegraph
1-15
'
1
12n
Volt¬
stock
(quar.)____
common
Amprican
12-14
12-
1-14
12-23
American
1
12-31
12'/2c
,
(quar.)
pfd.
12-20
Taylor-Colquitt
12-
1-9-57
1-9-57
10c
(Dela.)
American
12-10
343/8c
RR.
Co., 4.20%
preferred (quar,).
High
Y.)
12-10
(s.-a)
Power
Co.,
(quar,.1
preferred
07"
1-15
10%
div.)__
Razor
States Insurance Co.
American
1
2
(quar.)
12-20
-
12-
1
2
j._
A
12-20
)..—_
1
1-
7'/2c
preferred
12-15
Stamping
American
12-24
1-
1-
(quar.i
convertible
of
common
Sugar Refining, com.
Stock
(quar.)_
inc.—
2
dividend
12-
1-14
■
128'/»c
(quar.)
Diocount,
2
2
share
Stores
12-24
(Watertown, N. Y.)
1-
1-
(one
Surety Co. (N.
Telephone &
Quarterly
12-14
40c
Investment
Alabama
,
2
2
1-
t42'/2c
r
Co.
2
heldt_l
American
7
11-
1-14
4
$3
4c
income)
Agricultural Insurance
1-15
1-
Development—
Snuff
7
(quar.)
net
1-
20c
1_
(quar.)
12-
2
60c
67V2C
preferred
preferred
1-
$1
(quar.)
Inc.
1
50c
American
12-21
...
(quar.)
62Vac
57"
&
American
12-21
1-22
$1
Affiliated
1
2-
3%
Engineering Corp.
preferred
7%
(Hartford)
Insurance
2-
3%
Seai-Kap Corp.
7%-
1-22
Extra
1-16
25c
dividend
share
12-10-
65c
(stock
American
Holdera
30c
1-15
12-20
Co. (quar.)
Chemical-
Safety
1-18
Extra
1-15
1-15
12-28
—
Extra
33'/3c
;
20c
(quar.)_
Texas)
dividend
American
Payable oj Rec.
27'/2c
Corp.
12-14
&
American
the
45c
Inc.
12-15,
Aetna
When
12-14
12-31
37'/2c
American
6%
2-18
12-31
27'/2c
(quar.)
12-20
.
1
37J/2c
dividend
American
3-
$1.12%
.J_—
(Galv.
Research
in
12-20
(quar.i
Insurance
Insur.
Stock
Inc.—
12-28
1
Fire
American
given
12-20
12-31
(quar.)—
com.
12-19
previous
12-31
12-31
$1.75
(quar.)
Gas, com.
Potash
Stock
18
(quar.)
Industries,
pfd.
12-31
in
1-15
50c
—•_
2
include divi¬
12-14
12-31
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)_
Optical
Stock
2
1
1-15
$1.25
—
12-28
not
S1.31V4
97'/2c
1-
1-
7
Illinois—
Pipe & Construction
130c
preferred
conv.
1-
of
American
112'/2c
Consolidated
12-14
12-14
1-15
2'/27"
12-22
2-
Natural
Common
(quar.)
Precision
Adam
12-
1-18
1
12-19
3
12-31
2-
9
1-
12-18
age
1-
12-19
1
^
12-19
2
Products,
preferred
American
12-31
9
1-
Products,
National
American
12-31
1-10
1-
12-28
1-10
being
1
(quar.)—
5.407'
2-
1-10
*
12-23
(quar.
National
American
1-18
announced
(quar.)
class
25c
25c
Common
1-18
*
Addressograph-Multigraph
2
1
1
tSl.50
Ltd., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar Reilneries, Ltd.—
Common
12-15
3'3c
12-31
(quar.)
Admiral
Corp.
(quar. 1 —;
Aeroquip Corp. (stock dividend)
1-
2-
2-
loc
1-16
30c
(quar. )^_
2-
25c
I
1
2M>c
American
1-11
2%
12-19
6c
California
American
3-12
(initial)
12-15:
5';.„
dividend
Mould
.12-26
pfd. f entire
conv.
7
1-
Foundry Co.—
preferred
conv.
Quarterly
5%
12-
•
,
1
2oc
week,
:
1
2
$1.50
___
1-
37'/2c
preferred (quar.)
American Metal, Ltd., 4J/2%
Metal
12-20
12-
87'/2c
(quar.)
Maize
12-17
2
quar.)—_.—
77"
1
The list does
1-23
25c
preferred
American
4-
4'/2%
'
(quar.)
Clothier
&
(quar.)__
—
Stores
12-14
1-15
Share
(quar.)
3 <■/„
Lithograph
Extra
Stock
1-22
preferred
70c
(quar.)
5%
12-20
1
12-31
(increased montnly )
Co.
&
preferred
5'/2%
725c
paid.
this
(quar.i
(qUar.)_:—i
Machine
American
;
—
Laboratories,,
Stock
12-31
1-
per
J15c
(quar.)
2
1-
preferred
12-26
iquar.i___
redemption
cn
Jan.
share plus this dividend)
25c
A
3.907«
12-26
1-
75c
for
IlOc
class
12-26
5 '/4 %
12-24
(quar.)—
Inc.,
tide
Ltd.,
1
1-
12-31
1-18
1-
Co
Investment
American
American
2-
Abitibi Power & Paper Co.
12-14
2-
2
12-25
12-23
$2
12-24
25c
1-
12-23
1-15
Company
1:30c
—
American
_____
27c
(quar.)
1-18
2
3
1-23
i50c
5
1-
12-
$4.50
(quar.i__
(quar.r^
(increased
2-
1-15
3
2
45c
Hardware
12-27
3
12-
1%
Homo Products
Ice
12-13
2
$3.45
_
dividend
preferred
12-15
par-
(quar.)—
com.
American
6%
Ltd.,
30c
21
12-
50c
Corp.,
(quar.i_:
Rubber,
American
1-15
(quar.)
50c
•
77"
12-31
40c
quar.)
preferred
12-14
50c
15c
(quar.)-,—
—
B
Sierchi
12-31-
1-10
6%
12-20
$1
e,
75c
(accum.i
Felt
&
Hard
Stock
$1.43%
(quar.)
give ine dividends
we
.1:20c
Brock
Class
3
1-
Co.,
43 %c
—
Securities——
2
60c
50c
$1.05VA
Light (Mass.)
Insurance (N. J.)
Properties
4%
12-23
2
12-20
15c
dividend
$1.10
B
Stanley
51.per
\'M
$1.75
;
Extra
St per
divld.)
$55
2
$1.12%
—_
(quar.)—
40c
60c
+
com
& Fitch Co., $6 pfd. (s-ai
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp., class A
Co.—
(quar.ii
Standard Ry. Equipment
Mfg.
SUnfields, Ltd., class A (s-a)
Son
15c
.
Gas
Fire
Standard
Stone
...
Securities
preferred
Hair
American
12-23
Abercrombie
-
12-21
1-14
(increased
4Kjuopean
Felt
1-11
.
12-10
12-28
9c
—
Extra
Class
(quar.i—
Fund
Producing Co.
City
4preferred
SLandard
Ltd,
Corp.
preferred
Soringfielcl
Mills
4
12-21
1-
/tlcipating
Corp.—
'_
called
Stock
12-31
1-
Electric
common
D
1-
1:63c
Gas
ACF-Vfrigley Stores
12-18
1
5c
Distilling
American
12-26
12-28
'/2c
12 '/2 c
RR
Steel
Industries,
at
2
12-18
1-25
2-
(quar.)
1-15
Per
Abbott
---
Southern
1-
2
1-
2
1-
1-
15c
announced
issue
1-
87 %c
preceding table.
12-14
12-15
(quar.)
U2»/2c
common
preferred
Ltd
Name of
12-14
& Sons, Ltd.
(year-end)
&
Co., Ltd., $2.12 pfd. (quar.)
HungciTorti)
(quar.)
(H.i
Slater
Smith-
of
Brewing & Malting Co.
(quar.)__
(quar.)
12-31
ACF
12
2
series
Co.,
3
Ir21
1-
preferred
preferred (quar. )_^
Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)
American
,
12-
307
30c
(quar.)
1-
47c
(quar,)
Southern
Below
12-31
12-28
pay¬
(annuali___
common
12-20
12-20
dis¬
j.- of its,
Corp.
Sugar,
Cyanamid
each
12-21
10c
—
Corp.
Sick's Ceattie
•t
1-15
12-27
12-20
12-23
93 %c
$1.25
R.y„
Ltd.___
Central
Youngstown
invest¬
net
income)
SI eraton
1-15
2&c
$1.18%
u
pfd.
Corp.,
12-31
25c
——
(quar.)_
com.
preferred
47«
American
J
$1.75
;
-
.4V'4.7)
Se.tecteci
1-15
15c
Refining
:
22c
22Vac
—
Ltd.
Sugar
Extra
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
7_._
Inc. .(special
_
(quar.)_——
prior
y- American Can.
5
Zellers,
__
$1
9c
(quar.)
12-: 8
series C
40c
(quar.)
Alexander,
dends
;_1
—
Crystal
•
preferred
$19
12-28
11-
12-14
1-
60c
3%%
4'/2%
,
12-20
class B
Machine
C.),
Wisconsin
1
12-28
$1.25
12-14
$1.25
(initial)
Stationery
preferred
(J.
4
K
12-14
12-28
/
12-28
(accum.i
(quar.)
convertible
Wilson
1-
5'
l-
American
2-28
12-28
(resumed)
prior
$3
12-21
35c
(quar.
Ltd.,
&
lien
Sewing
1-15
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar. )„
convertible
Lake
prior
3oc
__
—
571
5%; preferred
Wheeling &
471.
12-
j:
Radio
JC
.
12-14
12-31
3-29
$1.50
Western
12-14
5
12-20
'/2c
,
12-20
1
3
7 50c
Extra
)
3
2
1-
12-
1
stock )_
6
1-11
(quar.)_
securities
net
or
Cable
12-10
12-
12-31
1-15
Ltd.
(Dela.)_,
1-
2
from
cash
American
(quar.)
Ltd.
1-
:
$1.25
_
—
Shares,
30c
(Torontoi
1-
Worts,
Inc.,, $6 prelerence
Assurance
1-
10%
4-22
stock
quar.)
Leaseholds,
Corp.,
2-
2
3-
12-18
2
Western
Electric—
preferred
preferred
,
American
7
able
12-18
(quar.)
weeks and not yet
Sungamo
12-287
12-28
2
(Increased
Investors
25c
(quar.i
a
American
62'/2c
preferred
Knapp,
$1
in
1-14
15c
(quar.)
Western
2
2
1-
.1-15
_
__
common
preferred
Business
American
&
12-14
1-
convertible
12-24
12-28
A
12-14
Welbilt
12-10
1-
25c
_
11H__1
1
7
*7 5c
class
2
Wood,
Diego Gas &
,4.40 7t preferred
.
Co.
$6 preference
$2
dividend)-—
1
C
2-
1-
-
preferred
2
12-14
12-10
5%
__
__
(quar.
Shoe,
American
(quar.)
Tool, $5
&
12-14
15c
tquar.)
com.
(quar.i
B
Brake
American
12-24
at
:
Bros.
Webster
Ltd.—
B
payment
!
Bros.
J$1.18
(quar.)
preferred
67t
50.
1-17
$2
1-
•
Mfg. Ltd. (increased quar.)
preierred
the
on
B
Warren
White
shares
(quar.)
1-18
,
4%
-
this time)
at
1-
(quar.)
7
deposit receipts
Corp.. common
preferred A (quar.
57<
1-28
preferred
12-12
1
2
75c
-
T_
dividcal)
Corp.,
American Express, old com.
New common tquar.)
1-2
_______
Co.
___
McBee
% 7«
3
$1.75
Extra
American
Royal
deferred
Pictures
Webb
.
-
25c
5
1-
1-
7'/2c
47
(quar.i.
15c
(final)
American
Robertson
12-13
Trust—
shares
Corp.,
1-24
12-13
12-21
1-
$1.75
7.
11
A
American
Terminals
Ltd.—
_
Rhokana
2-15
12-21
12-12
:__
r__—
(stock
Arma
Extra
12-27
7
$2.24
;
,:50c
(quar. )-„^„i.Vi.
Co.
Extra
American
common
(Hiram )-Gooderham
Warren
Co.
preferred
American
,
1-18
712-31
$20
$1.12%
■
'
RLodesien
1-24
2-15
5
3VaTfc
on
Warner
12-20
12-12
1-
Co.—
dividend
5%
12-28
20c
common.
preferred
5%
5
10c
JL5c
pfd.
Island
12-30
)0c
(s-a)-.,
7
Aluminum
4'«7 >
Rhode
2
17
Welder
Racing
Stock
■'
*
,.12-28
8
2-
20c
>
!_
:
J50c
preferred;
Reynolds
1-
20c
__i
B
4%7
Resistance
;
7%c
(quar.)
Class
•I
Z-L
Funu..
Corp.
Laboratories,
Class
12-26
Line
Bosch
[7
1-15
2-
5c
common....
Warehouse
(s-a)~
:
Reliable
1 -It
30c
Y.)
(N.
Extra
Book
American
12-26
7-
1-15
V2c
>•
,
*_
Quarterly
Corp,.
llll_.u_.77__.J_i
Corp.
25C
22
(quar.
taken
payment
Walker
(quar.)
Barge.
American
Bond—-
(Action
12-21
1-16
10'/"
dividend)__
Drilling
'
Reinsurance
Rogers,
77preferred
1-31
30c
Ollshore
8% "preferred
.American
time)
&
1-
20c
Tool,
Waitt
(quar.).^,—
5%
.
Co.__*
Bondholders
this
12-21
45c
(Increased)
com.
.12-26
::■
5c
Stock
Inc.
action
Vlchek
1-31
84c
dividend(b.
Chemicals,
Food
Freeze,
Victoria
1
•
JJ.
dividend
Velvet
12-31
5
!_
(Del.)
Rexhhold
1-
12-31
1-
_
.
.
,
7
171
Cotfnnon
1-15
12-28
12-22
$1.12%
File
Bates
Dec.
1
Towne
&
Filter,
preferred
tribution
Waiter
Reading
25c
5 7
Sea
Van
Air
6% convertible pld. (quar.)
American Bank Note Co.. com. (quar.)_-—__
Extra
7
1_
1-16
1-
__
5pfd.
(slock
fyear-end
(year-end
12-17
5%
(year-end)
Packing
7
of Rec.
.$1.25
(quar.)—
American. Alloys,
,
Virginia Dare Stores—
„_1
(quar.
Rath
1-
Hampshire—
4.50''
Pyramid Electric Co.,
Lens
12-17
15c
(quar.i....
Ngw
12-24
pfd.
dividend
1-26
25c
of
$1.40
..
Corp.
12-21
20c
„
<quar.)__.
Inc., opui.
Mills,
Co.
Shoe Corp.
Stock
1*2-31
1%
v
■
the
on
meeting held on
(increased quar.)
!_
Year-end
p»d.
Holderi
1-30
-
'
i_
action
no
Co.
12-21
$1.06'A
_______
_
(quar.)
P.< .e-isational
1-26
S.
at
Unitionics
12-28
$1.50
pfd.
Electric
Woolen
Service
.Common
2
1-10
U.
2
1-
$1.00
< quar.
(interim)-;
Water
General
1-
Associates-
shares
Union
1-31
1-31
12-31
2
Reclaiming—*
$1
(reduced)
Johnson
45c
2
1-
50c 7
T
(s-a
'
(Directors took
stock
Co.
12-20
1-
15c
12-31
2
12-31
10c
i.
12-31
1-15
25c
18%c
12-20
1-15
10c
___
.y
American
Aggregates, 5%
When
Payable
Share
—
12-20
1-
-
..
'
—
i
Investment
&
_•
Rubber
iquar.t__
(quar.)
American
12-27
27"
,
Per
-
Minerals
12-20
12-27
v
75c
div.)
(stock
(quar.i
Corp.
$1.50
4.247'
(quar.)_
S.
U.
2-21
12%c
_..ll__
„
preierred
Power
Lumber
Portland
1
10c
common
.
preferred
Porlland
3-
37 %c
•
___
(quar.i
Ltd.,
Pluinficld
12-28
50c
Realty
Extra
12-14
15c
quar.)
Paper Package Corp.,,„_
pinchin,
1-15
12-28
12-27
noc
Publishers
common
Trust
Radium
S.
U.
&
Glass'Co.,
S.
1-15
00c
Ltd.
Mines.
■
12-24
1
2-
H 11
Monday, December 24, 1956
.
Name of Company
Ambrosia
§8
United
U.
of Rec.
.
Holderi
■
$3
Voting
62%C
(quar.t„—■_
i-w-
Pennsylvania
1.257
Co.
V-'
Y.i
51
United
7
12-31
SI.25
iincreased quar, ).„___„.;_7'
Proof
.1
Pictorial
31 %c
(quar. ) __.___._V_
(increased
Corp.
Extra
Pickering
12-
(quar. >__
N.
Extra
12-24
12-21
(quar.jilL7__;lll_l_l_
.____7''
Corp.
&
(C.
Peuuiaus,
Puolic
Co.
Advertising
preferred
Pemco
■■r-.
12-31
(quar.).,___
pfd.
l.__l_ll_,7__,__
Rust
Patterson
50c
40c
771,_1____,1____
rear-end
■
< partic. >
lb
preferred
57'
Electric
Sheraton
Park
pref.
Fertilizer Co.
57
Corp.,
Outdoor
6%%
Inc.,
&
Co.,
(Brooklyn,
Special
U.
Pacific
Pacific
When
Payable
Share
Bank
12-14
1-25
50c
•
Industrial
Quarterly
1-15;
81.06
—___
Per
Name of Company
12-20
50c
:ll
-.'i-L-___
Life
Elevator
of Rec.
( increased t
com.
(quar.)-.
(quar.
Republic
Otis
Holdert
Payable
$1.20
i—
tquar. )____':
preferred
Okonite
Old
(vear-cnd
& Electric,
When
Share
Company
.
12-28
12-
7
Hardware Co.,
t$1.59
1-
1
12-13
1-
1
12-19
1-
1
12-10
118c
—
—
'$16y«c
fl$c
(quar.)
<quar.)_^
1-
1
12-10
Ltd.—
(quar.i
(quar.)
„
Electrical Industries, Ltd.—
dep. receipts ordinary (interfm)__"_
Associated
Amer.
Associated Motion
Picture
Industries
(quar.)
2%%
_
25c
1-17
11-2$
12-31
12-14
-
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Number
184
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Associated
$4
Telephone
class
paruc.
Associaitu
Stock
A
of Rec.
dividend
12-
3
loC
quar.)
j
.
iincreased
investment
1
12-31
lz-
3
37*
(jiiiual
Brazilian
j
12-31
1-
$1
65c
1-
3-
1
6ac
12-
r
tquar.)
1-10
7
5%
,—'_
pfd.
non-cum
Atl'anta
ts-ai
Point
West
Atlantic
2oc
—
RR.,
pld.
2-1
3272C
5.28%
Briggs
Mfg.
Blight
(1.
% 12-15
Atlas
i-i.u.
tvi Uu.
Plan
2
2
12-15
2
12-15
Britisn
American
1-2
12-15
British
Celanese.
5_5c
Corp.,
1-
1-
2-
4lOC
!
(quar.)
1-
415c
¥10c
B
•/
_
Audio
Auto
Devices, Inc.
Piu4*ni.e
Co.
pfd.
7%
Canteen
Automatic
Steel
Co.
of
6%
America
47c
Axe
Axe-Huu0.noii
ment
net
B 'O
Foods,
Stock
Bagley
(stock
xnc.
Baldwin
6%
Ealdwin
Vi %
4'ic
Gas
&
11-26
1-
1
11-30
1-
3
12-12'
4%
1-
4
5%
1-30
_____
:
12-12i
i
(quar.)
%
1-10
12-
1-15
12-31
Brown
Wmaow
12-28
(E.
s
Brown-Forman
preferred
4%
3
Bruce
1-
2
$1
$5
-
12-14
5uc
3-14
due
6-14
50c
•9-16
5-16
e
6%.
preferred
60c
,
8-26
conv.
2-21
Building
<quar.)___:
8-26
Bullard
Co.
Watch
•-
Bond
40c
12-26
11-23
47 V2C
% 1-21
$1.75
1-
2
12-10
1-
2
12-10
o..
(qoar.»_!—
coin.
(quar.)_
&
tuicreaaeu
of
Oil
Basic,
53/4%
iN.
i.)
Co.
Ltd.,
Canada,
7%
1-
2
preferred
*
t$1.75
Co.
Iron
(quar.).
Baxter
Corp.
Loinb,
common
1
2
$1
1-
1
Corp.
1
(James)
am
Stock
05c
1-
2
1-
2
2
-»12-31
Calilornia
12-14
Stock
-
4
7 72 c
4-
5
55c
1-
5 74%
12-27
5
preferred
4Vi %
(quar.)__-
preierred
Eeatty
Bios.,
Beaux-Arts
'
(quar.)
Ltd.
1-
3-
5
1-
2
Lumber,
Class
A
$1.40
Creek
—
Bell
RR.
Aviation
(stock
1-
1
3-
Standard
Co.
1
Quarterly
Campbell
9
(stock
47*
preferred
Bethlehem
12-27
12-
7
Canada
Bread
12-29
12-17
Canada
Bibb
1-
107*
Biltrnore
Saco
&
A
6
Iron
1-
2
12-
6
Canada
1-
2
12-
7
4,/4 7*
1-
1
12-21
1
1-
Machine
Bird
&
Son,
Black
Life
Elackstone
Valley
Gas
(inital
preferred
(E.
Bliss
&
Co.
Diamond
Stock
Eloch
Corp.
convertible
<H.
5'/a %
C.)
piior
Ami
Co.,
Bonanza
12-23
12-14
Canadian
12-20
Canadian
1-
2
2
2-
1
12-
1-11
45c
.
20c
preferred
W.)
Eorg-Warner
12-21
1-10
12-10
1-10
2-15
2-10
"
12-26
12-19
75c
3-30
3-16
(quar.)__
75c
3-30
3-16
Boston
&
Boston
Insurance
Boston
&
Co.
1-
2\
12-14
$1
1-
2
12-14
90c
_a___
(quar.)_,
2 'c
;
(quar.)
12-17
12-12
8772c
1-2-57
12-12
12-31
(quar.)
(quar.)_____
45c
1-
12-20
2
12-29
$2.25
preferred
Co.
12-28
45c
(quar.)__
3%%
Albany RR.
$1.37 '.i
(quar.)_
'
5%
1-
2
12-10
12-17
Eoston
RR.,
Personal
5%
Property
$1.25
preferred-Trust
(Mass.t
Extra
5%
12-14
12-24
-
■
■
:
Corp
of
preferred
North
(quar.)
America,
33c
12-24
12-10
2
12-
7
(E.
J.»
&
Sons
Year-end
Braniff Airways,
$1
(quar.)_.
i
Inc
—
;
:
_____
5')C
15c
11-
2
2
12-28
12-
12-
7
7
12-17
common
3.50%
preferred
4.60%
preferred
12-10
4.67*
preierred
1-
12-24
12-10
Central
1
12-10
Central
1-
12-
1-29
1-29
4-29
11-26
7-29
10-29
1-21
4.757*
7
6%
,f'
9
$2.50
1•-
9
$5
4-
9
5.44%
7-
9
10-
9
preferred
preierred
Central
Common
12-21
4.75 7*
12-20
4.15%
12-15
4.65%'
1-
2
12-15
Central
60c
1-
1
12-10
Century Acceptance
1-15
12-14
1-
2
12-14
381.12 '/2
1-
2
12-14
+$1.25
5 %
1-
preferred
y
pfd.
1- 1
1-15
12-
1-
2
11-30
1-
1
12-14
55c
2-15
50c
Utility
1-
30c
1
1
1
1
1-10
2-
1
31 tic
—
33c
12-26
12-
12-
(s-a)
75c
1-2-57
25c
1-26
36 Vic
—
$2
1-
7
5%
pref.
B
12-27
3 62 Vic
1-
2
1-
2
12-
25c
1-
1
12-10
$1.06 'A
1-
1
12-10
1-
2
12-14
1-
2
1212-
«
337 V2C
351.06 >/4
(ouar.i— Jll
(quar.)
2
Ltd., 4.40%
Ry.
pfd.
Bank
(quar.)
1
12-14
1
12-14
75c
1-
1
12-14
$1.12 Vi
1-
1
12A
2
2
381.10
1-
2
12-
L—
t$1.50
2-1
net
Ltd,,
Ltd.W
(initinl
A
1-
2
$1
preferred
________
quar.i
—____
2
12-
$1.75
preferred
1-
2
2-
1
$1.12'A
1-15
12-30
1
12-20
$1.50
1-
1
12-20
87 Vic
2-
1
1-
7
12-24
12-
7
Ry.—
preferred
Daily
(quar.)
$2
50c
Western
Ry.,
(quar.I
com.
1
Canadian
Fairbanks-Morse
preferred
Steel,
General
Canadian
Co..
Co.,
JL
General
Canadian
Class
Ice
A
Lumber
Canadian
Machine
Co.,
Railway
Products
Ltd.
Canadian
Ingersoll-Rand
Canadian
Oils
Cos.,
preferred
Tool
2-
1
redeemable
1-
2
12-
12-31
12-31
12-31
12-31
pref.
12-28
1-2-57
Canadian
Westinghousp
1-
2
Cannon
Class
Mills Co.,
B
(quar.)
2
dividend)
N.
1-
8
1-
a
1-18
12-31
12-17
12-31
12-17
12-31
12-17
30c
67 Vic
i-ir
12-31
Utilities,
Ml'g.
1-
2
12-20
1-
2
12-14
1-
2
(stock
A
1-24
12-
50c
1-
4
12-14
35c
—
dividend i_
_____——
5Vapreferred
Products
(quar.)
(quar.)
Oil
Refining,
&
$1.20
preferred
2
320c
1-31
1-
4
12-14
G
Supply
Electric
Illuminating
1-10'
Trencher
Quarries
Cleveland
Union
Clinchfield
12-27
Club
Coal
Aluminum
Cluett
Peabody
7%
1-
2
12-
+$1.25
1-
2
12-
1-
2
12-
3
3$1
1-
2
12-
3
1-
4
1-
4
375c
2%
Inc.
337 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
2nd
2-28
2-28
2-
1
12-31
1-15
12-31
325c
1-
2
75c
1-
2
12-
3
1-
2
12-
3
Coca-Cola
Bottling
$2.50
Cold
ciass
A
dividend
Coleate-Palmolive
Co..
Collins
Radio
Color-Craft
Co.,
47*
Products
York
New
(St.
(quar.)
1-1-57
12-
5
12-14
1-1 2
11-30
12-18
1-11
12-28
1-10
12-18
Conv.
12-10
1-
1
12-19
1-
1
12-19
12-28
12-14
25c
1-
7
12-15
20c
1-
1
12-18
5%
2-11
G3c
—
_—
$3.50
12-24
$1.75
Louis)—
<quar.)_
_—
12-20
$1
:—-
—:
—
12-20
3
1-
12-28
$1.25
(year-end)
iquar.)
Products
Metal
Stock
12-17
10c
Co
Co._—
com.
Corp.
12-20
8
1-
50c
Ya-rd
of
12-31
1-1-57
12-28
20c
pfd.
(quar.)
—
12-14
75c
:
12-20
12 Vic
(quar.)
Bottling Co.
12-31
10 c
(quar.)
Coca-Cola
2%
12-14.
i
(quar.)
Co.
&
12-12
$1,121/2
Products
preferred
12-12
12-31
Co.—
3
3$2
preferred
47*
3
12-31
GOc
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stock
12-19
1--1
Vs
15c
(quar.)
Corp.
12-14
12-31
CO
$1.50
fs-ai
(quar.)
Cleveland
12-23
10c
$1.37 Vi
30c
—_-
Builders
preferred
div.)
(quar.)
Mahoning Ry.
Cleveland
12-31
350c
(quar.)
Mfg.
&
Cleveland
12-14
(stock
common
Cleveland
12-31
1-
B
s
12-14
2%
(s-a)
62'/2C
class
,
12-13
$1
—
Co.—
Co.,
/
11-30
$1.75
—
J.)
—_——
Clearfield
12-15
1-15
320c
(quar.i__
common
(Summit,
Clayton & Lambert
12-15
1-
3S1.25
Co..
1-18
$1.13
:
(stock
12-21
3$2
(final)
Ltd.
12-18
Telephone—
—
Investing
Clark
Ltd.^—
Vickers.
pfd. (quar.)_
pfd. <quar.)_„_
Co.
City
11-30
1-15
3$ 4
(quar.)__—
4% redeemable preference (quar.)__.
Canadian Pacific Ry. ordinary (s-a)__—__
non-cum
7%
Bell
Co.
Trust
City
11-30
327 Vie
preference
4%
Co.,
Elec., 47*
&
Suburban
Service
Clarostat
11-30
325c
(quar.)
(quar.)
i
12-21
J5c
—
— ___
Securities
&
Citizens
5
(quar.)
(extra)
'
12-18
1-18
43 %c
(quar.)
com.
Machine
(c-xtrai
& Pacific RR
(quar.)_
&
Extra
11-30
Ltd.
(year-end i
preference
12-28
12-28
50c
Island
Quarterly
1-10
Ltd.
tquar.)
5%
12-21
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Rivet
Gas
Citizens
Ltd.-r-
Co.
11-30
12-31
2oc
(quar.)
Equipment,
preferred
$4.50
—
Industrie's,
12-31
a
:t
20c
(quar.)
—
Pneumatic
Cincinnati
1-10
3 $1.50
'
Investments,
(quar.i
12-21
62 Vic
L
Christiana
Ltd.—
:__
Electric
Extra
Canadian
:____
preferred--
teniar.)
.
12-31
2 Vi %
(quar »
Molded
Chicago
11-30
3433iC
—
(quae.)_—;
Drawn
12-
12-20
.
dividend
&
12-27
35c.
(quar.)
1-10
25c
News
Chicago Rock
1-10
2-
315c
:
Canadian
12-17
SI
11-30
315c
(quar.)_
common
11-23
12-27
50c
3
325c
3183,iC
•/.
V'i.
Inc.—
-*
(quar.'i
12-27
13c
1-
Chicago
12-10
315c
Celanese,
Canadian
12-14
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Canners,
1-
331 Vic
common
'
preferred
1
SI
Chicago
1-18
337 Vic
(quar.)
Ltd!,-
Bronze,
1-
'
3
3S1.25
preference
conv;
337 Vic
12-15
(quar,)
Extra
Cities
"(quar.)_
common
12-24
'
12-11
7
realized
income)
(auar.)
Ohio
Cincinnati
3S1.75
1
1-
'
(quar.)
Industries,
Chicago
12-14
331 Vic
1-
+50c
22 Vic
60c
preferred
Chicago Mill
12-14
1-
(s-a)___—
preferred
3
7
York)
(New
from
investment
preferred
7%
%
(quar.)__
pfd.
12-10
1-
1-
12-14
1-
(s-a)——
12-27
>
310c
-375c
:!
12-14
56 Vic
______________
$4.50
j
12-10
12-27
25c
pfd,
(quar.)——
Ltd.
(s-a)__—,__
distribution
net
Stock
3
1-
351.15
12-17
12-26
Inc.—
Chicago Great
'
Co.
12-10
12-28
>
12-10
25c
4'/a',*
1
1-15
325c
2
50c
Mills
preferred
57*
'
1-
12-31
40C
(quar.)
Inc.,
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.
Stone—
—
12-10
in-
(quar.)_
Exchange
preferred
12-12
381.50
(quar.)
M
2
10%
from
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.—
(Year-end)
12-27
1-
3
1-
'i
,
Chicago
7
1-
1-
$2
(quar.)
Fund,
$0
Inc.
1-
1-15
7c
16c
Wines,
Corn
Chesapeake &
3'/2% conv.
4
25c
1-15
50c
tquar.)_
common
(quarterly
Corp.
Paper
4',27*
12-28
1-31
12-14
(annual)
Products
$4
12-28
1-23
3 7 Vic
(quar.)
1-28
35c
Ltd.
1
10c
preferred
Chesapeake
12-31
Mines,
i-
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
12-14
(s-a)
12-14
capital gains)
7
Co.
Ry
12-14
1
$1.16
Corp.,
Trust
Pasco
(Special
7
12-31
& Terminals Co.
Cut
de
(From
1-10
20c
$1.183/4
(quar.)—._
1
1-
Quarterly
1-10
2-
1-
income)
Chateau-Gai
1-10
2-
12-14
$1.19
Shares
Chemical
1-10
2-
30c
—______
2-
25c
1
1
$1.03
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Champion Paper & Fiber,
2
1-
(quar.)
vestment
Chemical
quar.):
Ltd.,
A
5%
1-31
3-11
12-14
$1.03
;
Charmin
26V4C
12-14
12-31
Service—
(quar.)
Chadboitm Gotham,
4
12-14
12-31
jr
12-14
12-31
(quar.i.,
Electric
(stock
dividend)
Cerro
from
7c
12-31
68c
(quar.)
preferred
Certain-Teed
and
1-10
$1.25
Century
.
12-10
1
\
12-10
1
(quar.)
Century
:l
1
1-
preferred
8%
12-14
15c
(quar.)
12-10
1-
2-
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Class
12-14
2%
$2.50
2
1-10
62c
,
dividend)
(stock
12-10
20c
_
3
3S1
1
62 Vic
Public
2
350c
12-10
1-
(quar.)
(quar.)
West,
12-10
1
$1.50
common
1-
:
1
1-
iquar.)
(quar.)
Vermont
12-10
1-
$1.18%
Corp.
(quar.)
preferred
12-31
SI.15
tquar.)
buiity
Telephone,
1-
•
12-18
12-20
$1.15
(quar.)
fuonc
12-14
5
87 Vic
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
1-
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
A 12-23
20c
(quar.)_
12-14
Co.—
Canadian
Erach
(quar.)
Maine Power,
1-2-57
325c
1-
—
Gas
2 8 Vic
(quar.)
Ltd.I
;
12-10
Indiana
1-
(quar.)
Breweries,
8%
—
Year-end
Eowater
12-28
Service—
(quar.)
15c
Cement
non-cumulative
Class
5%'
Maine
Public
preferred
12-10
2
\ :
/
(quar.)
50c
quar.i
12-10
25c
(quar.)__^
(year-end i
Club
Corp.
Corp..
5%
6%
preferred
class
A
Development
(Geo.
12-31
preferred
Illinois
2
1-
10c
Year-end
1
Co.—
Eook-oi-t! e-Month
Borg
12-17*i
35c
6%
12-10
S1.5C
(s-a)
Co.,. Ltd.—
1 %' non-cum.
preferred (quar.)__
Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd.—
12-17
(quar.)
preferred
12-14
4^27*
Central
Starch
Canadian
Year-end
Bohack
Southern
12-17
4%.
convertible
12-14
2
Light Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
12-31
12-20
15c
(quar.)
Safeway,
2
50c
common
2
1-
■
Illinois
1
"
$1.25
(extra)
Tobacco,
1-
$1.16
1-
25c
Assurance
Canada
1 l~ 2
$1.0674
dividend
Bros.
6%
Eon
1-
-
12-31
$1.40
quar.)___
quar.)
$1.12Vi
Central
30c
Ltd., class B_—
Foundries, Ltd., coin,
(quar.)
Canada
12-19
35c
——
(quar.)
(initial
common
12-31
Co.,
Canada
1-1)
12-19
Laughlin, Inc.—
New
Blue
W.)
12-31
325c
Quarterly
40c
(quar.)
2-15-57
Canada Permanent Mortgage Corp. (Toronto)
Electric—
&
preferred
4.25%
Bliss
1-20
1-15
1-15
50c
5.60%
3'/*
.1
50c
(quar.)
12-14
12-31
12-20
410c
(year-end)
Mfg.
2
•
12-20
;
425c
Co
Decker
&
12-31
$1.23
(quar.u
(quar.)
Inc
Electric
1-
(quar.)
&
preferred
Canada
12-21
1
12-31
20c
(quar.)
Eird
Birtman
Co.
$1.20
1%.
!
common
12-14
(quar.)
345c
(quar.)____
Flooring
12-
20c
Water
Ltd.,
2
D
Central
Ginger Ale, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
2
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)_;
Hats,
Class
1-
series
Canada Dry
$1.75
(quar.)
—
Biddeford
$1.18%
pfd.
Central
"
Inc.
(quar.)
4.80%
12-28
(quar.)—_—___—
Canada
50c
Extra
C
12-11
12-28
(quar.)
Co.,
12-14
2
1-
15c
Eickfordjs,
series
1
—________
preferred
$4.25
(quar.)
Manufacturing Co.
pld
1-
1-15
Telephone
Crushed
Co.—•
pfd.
12-14
12-17
6%
dividend)
7%
12-14
2
25c
1-17
20c
Steel Corp.,
2
1-
1-15
'
Common
1-
$1.02 '/a
15c
Quarterly
60c
Cement
&
2-
12-14
Co.—
_
Limestone
$1.02 Vi
(quar.)
15c
Co.
(quarnl——
Taggart Associated Bakeries,
25c
Insurance
(quar.)_
B
'
Soup
3%
dividend)__•„
(quar.)—
Life
A
series
Telephone—
Lake
1-15
12-14
series
pfd.
(quar. i__
450c
2
pld.
;
Campbell
1-
12-31
Extra
12-31
(quar.)
S1.02 v2
(quar.)
4.107*
-—
Camden Refrigerating
12-15
1
12-14
4.757*
(quar.)
(increased
Red
12-10
2
12-31
(quar.)
Water
12-10
2
1-
12-31
preferred (quar.)_
1
& Hecla, Inc., common
Campbell
2
1-
40c
SI
preferred A (quar.)..'
Camdpn <te Burlington County
12-10
2-
A
1-
S1.183/4
$1.23
$4.75
3-10
2
$1.12 y2
(quar.)
com.
$1.06'A
preferred
Calumet
12-10
1
1-
35C
2
4-
50c
(quar.)_.—
Finance
Beneficial
12-20
12-10
(quar.)
$1.32
12-20
1•
Interstate
.
2
4.10%
'JLli-S.
preferred
1-
preferred
SI.25
<
12-14
2
2
15c
(quar.i
Co.__
Canada
of
Beneficial
Eessemer
Mag.
<&
Co.
2
(quar.)
tquar.)
series
3
S1.08H4
12-11
Inc.—
Co.,
preferred
$1.20
12-14
417 72 C
—
pfd.
2
1-
-
425c
(quar.)
Instrument
Bendix
425c
(quar.)
+
Ltd., 7%
Hardware
Telephone
Belock
A
(quar.)
Eelding-Corticelii,
Belknap
50c
$1
5
1-
50c
.—
preierred
Beech
class
Ltd.,
(quar.)
pfd.
12-
4.92%
income
dividend
Common
12-14
12-14
1-
JiOc
—
;___
—__
4.10%
7
12-28
Inc.—
Portland
2-
^
Illinois Electric & Gas,
12-10
3
1-
12-15
common
Packing
1-
$1.12 72
(quar.)
Apartments
Special
Eeaver
2
25c
50'/e
84 Hie
diviuena
preferred
12-
25c
;
Electric—
&
(quar.)
preferred
7
(quar.i
Power,
California
12-14
1-
preferred
(quar.),..,
California
12-ld
12-31
1
(quar.)
preferred
12-31
62 72 C
Inc.—
933/4C
(quar.)
3-29
,
59 %c
Co.,
4 7*
Corp.
Calilornia
12-21
1
(quar.)
12-14
2
(quar.)
Spec.al
Sioci:
4.50%
12-10
15c
3-29
12-21
1-
<
(quar.)__T___
In1;
2
1-
(quar.)
ordinary
gains)
capital
)
1-
1-2-57
4.25%
Fuhd;
from
(8c
1-
Co.—
(quar.)
Gas
preierred
1-10
15c
Ltd.,
preferred
1-31
12-20
V/d., -(increased
Power,
R
¥25c
com
;
1-10
15c
preferred
I
1-
25c
Ltd.,
12-
1-31
20c
quar:)
common
1
1
60c
■
—
(quar.)
Products
Huason
4.75%
3
f $2.50
Gas
A
12-
1-
$1.75
1
25c
loC
_i._:
Financial
California
14-
&
preierred
Central
11-30
12-
1-
12-14
Electric
1-15
27*
(quar.)
$1.12ya
1-15
Eastern "Aviation
-
"
33/'b%
7
15c
,
(quar.)i
(s-a)_„
Electric
4.35%
7
12-
12-14
.
12-28
California
12-19
2 7 '/2C
_
1 7a 7*
com.
12-
1
12-13
2
12-31
California
12-14
167„c
tquar.)
Co.,
1
1-
1-
12-28
10c
California
Distilling—
Foods
1-
(quar.)
com.
preferred
6%,
72%. preferred
5%/
'•
12-14
'rt: 1-
4
-
12-17
1
$1
payment
Beatrice
1-1-57
30c
Ltd.
preferred
T
4%
11-20
2oc
_
(quar.)
uiviuend
Cash
1-
12-31
v
I
Calgary
12-57
dividend
Stoci:
12-24
95c
15C
62'/2c
1
2
12-31
5 %
J 15c
Extra
12-15
$1.12 72
<quar.)__
4'/a%
C
12-15
1-
12-29
.
12 72C
__
12-18
(quar.)
Inc.,
A
preferred
Fibre
1-
America—
preferred
Central
12-14
1-
—:
(quar.)
12'/2C
!___
Mfg.
Butler's
lz-iO
1-
(quar.)
Laboratories
Eaystate
B<
Works
cz
preferred
1
3
37 72C
$1
4%■
12-31
1-
$1.43-Vh
(extra)—
Mfg. Co., common (reduced)
4Vi'fa
preferred (quar.)
.=
Bath
1-15
Butler
-
12-17
dividend)
Ltd,
Extra
Ltd.'(quar.)
Quarterly.
Eurroughs
Corp.
12-17
1-
Bates
bausch
4
1-15
—
(quar.)
Industries
Furniture
Bastian-Blessing
1-
70c
ts-a)
Co.-
&
17ViC
(stock
Capada Investments,
4.75%
12-J3
12-19
$1.5)
Extra
Quarterly
Quarterly
oi
20c
prcf.
Corp.,
(quar.)
Co.
of
preferred
Central
12-8
12-17
12-27
(quar.)
(initial
Burns
12-14
62J/2C
(^u<u.<:
Luinmuii
5%
12-24
Co. ' (quar.)
Steel,
Eurnham
12-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
lhv.,
Bassett
2
1
Barber-Eliis
Barber
1-
quar.)
Guaranty
Mortgage
Co.
iI'uoif
'
2
SI.07
—
America
Bankers
1-
$3
i—
Central
12-17
12-27
12-29
$1.75
Corp., common (quar.)
5% "preferred (quar.)
12-17
12-24
(s.ock '* dividend I
Burndy Corp.
-c
jcurk
Bankers
Bulova
Burlington
12-10
(quar.)
preferred
Ban«x
12-17
12-10
12-31
il
-^le.
preferred
4%%
1-18
12-31
60c
°or
10c
60c
(quar.)
2nd
(quar.)
Extra
_i__
(quar.)
25c
;
8c
Froducls,
RR.Mquar.)_,
12-19
Celotex
realized
from
&
preferred
4.64%
(quar.)
Eulfalo-Eclipse
5-16
7 %
7%
pfd.
Plate
M.)
Corp.
Central
$1.25
preferred
3-14
\
Tin
4Vz'/o
income
Steel Castings
(special)
Budget Finance Plan, eom. (quar.)
9-16
hi
*
2
:
Co., 77*
(A.
$2.50
OiI_—
Creek
6-14
corp.
1-17
12-31
Buckeye
11-30
_1—
L.i
$1
Eancomo
1
1-15
preferred-(quar.
Buck
2-21
12-27
(quar.)
(J. I.)
Celanese
Brunswick-Balke-Collendei—
—
Sous
2-
3$1.19
Mfg. Co., preferred
Co.,*'3:,,4 % pid. (quar.)——
12-14
$1
tz
1
12-10
1-
10c
12-14
$1
Aroostock
1
1-
(quar.)__
12-14
(quar.)
luusepli)
1-
—
1-2
7c
2
(quar.)___—i_
&
350c
12-17
3$1.093i
Corp.,
2
preierred
Bangor
7
12-21
1
(quar.)
1-
pit-wiieu
Eancroiu
12-
1-
381.50
1-
,t
preferred
2
1-15
Co., common
Distillers
4%
4%
1-
335c
$1.30
Gas
Brooks Bros., Inc.
12C
.
363c
381.12 >/2
40C
.-
7
7
—___
$1.03
(quar.i
Castle-Trethewey Mines,
,
12-17
.
(quar.)
Castle
7
Corp.
20c
..
12-23
$2.50
Common
7
12-
12-10
1-15
(quar.i
common
12-
12-
1-12 '
2-1-57
$1.25
75c
2
12-
2-15
12-10
10c
2
2
12-10
1
$1.05
Corp.
1-
2
3-
12-28
Co.—
Extra
1-
1-
12-31
30c
Case
1-
12-15
2 ',0
;
5
357c
12-23
12-15
1-1-57
12 Vic
(quar.)
Plywood
21-23
2
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-
3S1.18
ordinary
$1.12'/2
com.
(quar.)
Cascades
2
Caspers
S3.cC
preferred
(quar.)
Brockway Glass .Co., common <quar.)_
5%
preferred
(quar.)••—__:
Brooklyn
Borough
Gas(quar.)
12-31
■i
1-
1-
12-31
65c
(quar.)
(increased)
1-29
stock—
or
Taunton
2oC
aiviuenui-
uiock
12-14
2
2
25c
(quar.)
quar.)
Light
preferred
preierred
gains. The distribution is payable in
12 J/2c
—
2
&
Cassco
!
Corp.—
from investment
27c
of
$1.50
RR.,
Common
-
•
1-
of Rec.
15c
dividend)
11-30
^
distribution of
a
Brockton
ZoC
$5
(quar.)-_a--
and
183/4c
$4.20
al»/2 'Jo
"(quar.)—
Quarterly
-
Common
12-20
12-14
Street Investing
net
Year-end
4
12-24
12-10
12-29
1-15
(stock
Power
12-31
1-
(increased
Co.
3$1
Telephone
preferred
12-30
Corp.
353V2C
4*4%
lz-j.0
Carolina
45c
(qtiar.
preierred (quar.
cash
(year-end)——
Onio
cz
1-10
12-10
Ltd.—
Co.,
4:%% : preferred
12-15
13c
—
com.
B
1
Carnation
325c
preierred
2nd
Broad
from
_
preierred C (quar.)
Ealiimore
12c
dividend),:
Electric,
preferred
1-
15c
(quar.)
Securities
Baltimore
1
12-12 >
—
(quar.)__
preferred
1
12-
(quar.).;
A
Corp
Co.,
t-iano
12-
12-27
-z
Co._:
Industries
12-3112-31
t'fO
inc.)
(from
!'
Building
Baker
6%
5Uc
ana
dividend
Balcranx,
4Vz%
1
tijuai+e+iy-pay¬
income
class
Wilcox
1
4J3AC
i
Inc.,
&
12-
12-
.
CoVp.
piutks)
Babcock
4
from
12-31
Carlisle
933,4C
(quar.)
Columbia^
12-31
12-14
12-10
33c
—_—
prelen-eci .(qufiY.)"
Z
Columbia
Power, Ltd.
37 V2c
s.
Jx
Fuiiu
biuck
lc
o.
')
British
1-15
Carey, Baxter & Kennedy
$2.50 convertible preterred
12-30
quar.)___
(quar. )
(quar.)
12-15
.
12-14
20c
(quar.)
1-30
12-14
12-31
(quar.)_.
Electric
preferred
3
12-31
12-30
(quar.)
4^9*
IOC
l__:
:
Electronics
Columbia
oommon
Holder*
1-
15c
;
Capitol Records Inc.,
When
Payable
[
(year-end)
com.
(year-end)
3 28 3/4c
(quar.)
Ltd.""*.(interim)——^
preierred
317*c
(stock dinuenu)—
com.
(quar.)
6i
I" 2
,
10c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Science
:—
%
pfd.
12-10
1
,
1-
A
3oC
—
—
Ltd.
4,/»% .preferred
4'/b% .preferred
|
British
pid
tquar.)
preferred
35c
(quar.)
—
preferred
Pioducts, Inc.,
1-
4%
Oil,
.
12-20
12-27
'
25c
—
(quar.)
preierred
7 %
.
62 V2C
Class
IOC
pref.
Manufacturing-(increased
British
3
12-15
Inc.—
Products,
non-voting
noxi-Cum.
Avalon Telephone, common
Avon
5 V*
r—j_
3uc
preferred
2
381.50
(quar. I
Bristol-Myers-Co.,- 334 %
:,v
3
1-
1
1-
(stock dividend)
(quar.)
Automatic
5%
2-
417 72c
(quar.)
1-
1
2oc
Atlas Thrift
Brillo
••
11-14
Shoe,
56V4C
Co., Ltd., 5%
J 10c
Class
12-28
—
(reduced)—i
Co.
G.)'-8s
Per
Share
Name of Company
11-14
—
—
preferred
7
1$-
12-28
5 %
(quar. (_
__a_—
<12-13
of Rec.
3 25c
:—
preferred " (quar.)
i
Gas • Co.,. common
Holder$
Cannon
—
dividend
Extra
When
Payable
-
Ltd.—
Power,
Bridgeport
7
12-28
2
Per
Share
—
1-15
1-
Sl.o6
iquar.)
City Electric (increased)_.—_—i_
Wholesalers, Ltu., class A tquar.)
Atlantic
•
'
,
-
.
12-25
12-
'
6%' preferred (quar.)_^__
Bridgeport Brass
common
(qiiar.j
4'a v
.
Extra
•' ;
•
Light and
Traction,
Stock
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. Co.—
Common
'*• '■*
;
Common
3
12-
2
25c
quar.)
.
Name of C.ompany
*
Co.—
(quar.)-
Lin^s
Trut-K
Associates
Telegraph
&
'£'•
Holder«
Payable
Per "
Share
Name of Company
pfd.
87 Vie
1-14
12-31
12-12
EOc
(quar.)
--
1-
2
12-20
5c
1-
3
12-20
9
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2744)
Share
of Company
Col'ingwood
Non-cum.
preference
1-31
1-10
1-31
1-10
Ice,
preferred
$G
Common
4V2%
(monthly;
preferred
10c
12-21
tie
(monthly)
lOp
2-1-57
Interstate
preferred
Colorado
'vV/4%
(annual)
com.
Pictures
1-
Title
Insurance
30c
Co.
(Wash.,
D.
Credit
Ohio
Electric
Commercial
12-14
Records
J.)
<&
Deere
Dejay
Commonwealth
5%
Delaware
New
preferred
&
3
12-26
12-
7
Connohio, Inc.,
&
Class
12-19
2
12-19
Diamond
$1.50
12-26
2-
1
12-26
12-14
12-28
12-31
12-15
12-31
$5:.preferred
1-
2
12-20
Dry
1-
1
12-
1
Dennison
Mig.,
1-
2
12-20
1-
2
12-20
4-
1
3-20
30c
12-21
12-11
Detroit
5%
12-31
12-11
Di
1-
J2
'Ac
1
2-
1
1-18
12-28
$1.25
—__—.
(quar.)__—
Corp. (quar.i.
12-18
11-11
Voting
Giorgio
Diamond
Consolidated Edison Co.
(N.
ll-3(
4'A %
2
12-21
Diversified
preferred
.
Consolidated
Consolidated
4
12-14
"
12-31
12-
12-27
12-13
3
Smelting
t40c
Paper Corp.,
Ltd.
1-15
12-14
1-15
12-14
J 40c
(quar.)
1-15
12-
Rock
Consolidated
Consumers
Gas
Power
Co.
Continental
Air
Lines
(Chicago)
Can
preferred
Continental
12-12
1-2-57
12-12
12-12
X2-31
12-31
12-17
Gin
of
River
Co..
Mfg.
series
Co.,
6%
pfd.
Corporate
1947
Shoe,
L. i,
Mfg., 6%
(initial
5%
Co.,
com.
Cream
of
Wheat
Corp.
Cresmont
Oil
Co.
Corp.
Crompton
&
preferred
1-15
12-14
12-27
12-14
12-27
12-14
Crosseit
Co.,
B
A
;
Ltd.
Crucible
Crum
of
ordinary..Z'
Ltd.,
Sugar,
preferred
preferred
Cuban
Cumberland
$1.12
com.
pfd.
iquar.)
(year-end
Curlee
i
Sugar
Dallas
Dan
Corp.
(quar:)..
1
l-15
1-
5
12-28
12-28
Dairies,
Mills,
preferred
2
12-17
1-
2
Inc.
Common
1
3-11
2
12-10
$1
$1
12-19
12-17
12-28
12-29
12-14
(from
dividend
3-30
3-15
common
(quar.)
1
3
12-19
3
|
3% '<
6%
12-19
pfd.
ser.
Davega Stores Corp. of N. Y.—
5% preferred iquar.)
A
iquar.)
1
1-
1
no
&
1-
2
1-
1
12-
2
preferred
Eaton
&
1-
1
12-
1
12-
1
12-
5
1-
1
12-
5
1-
1
12-
5
1
4
12-
12-31
12-15
1-15
12-31
15c
1-
2
12-
32 >/2c
1-
2
12-15
3-15
and
6-14
of
profits.
1-
3
3-15
36-
1
9-15
8-31
or
&
and
cash
1
lz-15
Economic
1-
1
12-15
1-
1
12-10
1-
1
12-
i
7
12-28
12-
12-24
12-27
4«A%
12-10
2
12-14
4-
1
3-15
1-
2
12-14
4-
1
3-15
1-
4
12-14
1-
2
12-
1-
2
12-15
5%
1-21
of
from
42c
is
pid.
12-24
12-
of
from
35c
distribution
is
52c
12-24
12-
t25c
—
12-31
12-17
12-31
12-17
3
7'Ac
1-
1
12-10
12'Ac
1-
1
12-10
«
12-31
12-17
12-31
12-14
5c
12-31
9334C
1
1-15
12-14
1-
4
pfd.
(quar.)fi
Ekco
Products,
4y2%
El
Paso
common
preferred
Electric
1-
2
12-17
1-
(quar.)__
(quar.)
12-20
12-28
12-14
1 'Ac
'
1
15c
Co.-^
.
$4.12
preferred
(quar.),
12-28
12-14
5%
12-28
50c
$1.12'A
12-10
2-
*.
1
1-15
2-
1
1-15
preferred
(quar.)
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)__
*
;.
10-31
11-30
12-27
1-15
3-15
2-27
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
(Wash.,
c
1-15
$1.25
1-15
12-31
$1.37'A
1-15
12-31
40c
1-31
l-ll
30c
12-26
12-18
12-26
12-13
(quar.)
common
(quar.)_
12-31
1-30
12-28
$1
Co.
1-15
12-31
12-24
12-
50c
derived
12-28
12-20
from
undistributed
Marshall
see
&
1-
2
12-18
1-
2
12-18
7'Ac
2-
1
1-11
56'Ac
2-
1
1-11
12-31
12-20
25c
12-31
12-20
02
iquar.)
common
A
(quar.)
City,
(Jersey
N.
J.)—
—-
•
(increased)
iquar.)
(stock
com.
2-
1
1-
2
11-26
1-15
12-20
1-15
12-20
100%
divid.)
dividend)
on
100%
and
com.
class
3-
1
2-15
12'Ac
preferred
class
1-
1
12-15
$1.25
(quar.)
1-
2
12-21
t30c
pfd.
prior
A
(quar.)
—
1
12-
1-
2
12-14
1-10
5c
1—
(quar.)
12-
1-
2
12-17
1-
2
12-17
30c
1-31
1-17
clivid.)
5%
1-15
12-15
(quar.)
25c
1-
2
12-11
1-
2
12-11
12-24
11-30
$1.05
<quar.)__^
& Chemical
1
class A
Fownes
Bros.
DeLuxe
of Foremost
shs.
10
Co.
&
1-
held)
2
12-14
12-14
5 %
1-28
12-28
120c
1-18
12-28
$2
1-1-57
dividend!
(stock
(quar.)_;
7 'A c
2-15-57
25c
12-26
———
Co.
Funds,
tr
$2
——
Custodian
-
12-27
5%
(quar.)__________
(stock dividend)
Sales
Sugar Co.
Franklin-Adams
Franklin
each
(liquidating)
Beer
12-24
Equipment
for
2
1-16
25c
sh.
of Canada
Co.
Hosiery
1-
75c
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
Foundation
Francisco
50c
(quar.)
lone
Finance
Foundation
Fox
Corp.—
iquar.)
div,
3
16'Ac
___1
'quar.i
Wallace,
7
$1.18%
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
1-
62'Ac
A
5%
class
Utilities,
Ltd.
6-10
5c
(quar.)
Corp,
6-30
2%
B_.—
(initial)
$5
1-11
70c
50c
City Bank (N. Y )
Foremost Dairies
and
6
Field
Lines
Corp,
preferred
12-14
2-
1
12-17
7
12-23
Inc.—
1-15
1-
2
6c
1-15
1-
2
1-21
12-31
130c
1-21
12-31
series
series
Cos,
130c
;—™.——
Fraser
(quar.)——-—•—-——
stock
Common
Utilities
Ltd.
Co,
preferred
6%
Calculating
9C
—
—
___.-_i.-_—
.—---——
Extra
1
12-15
1-23
12-24
12-14
1-
75c
(quar.i
Machine
Co.—
dividend
2'A %
—
7'Ac
Co.
iquar.)
Trailer,
12-31
15c
—
12-31
2'Ac
Corp.
1-31
—_—
dividend)
.
E.)
12-14
1-18
2%
12-28
12-
7
2%
(stock
common
3-29-57
3-
8
dividend
(R.
4y2%
Co.—
Gabriel
5%
convcrtiole
4L
4
$1.03
$1.18
$1.12'A
; ■
i- 2
1-2
Gas
11-26
1-
1
12-14
12'Ac
(quar.)
common
2-
1
1-15
& Co,
preferred
Packing
3-
1
SI
2-
1
1-13
40c
12-31
12-14
28'Ac
12-31
12-14
—_——
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)—______—~
(quar.)—1-_.—
I'Klustries Fund, Inc.
(from
2
preferred
iquar.)
12-14
"
'.
10c
12-17
1-
2
1-
1
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred iquar.)..—
5'/j'/t
12-10
"35c
________
com.
12-14
12-31
investment
—
Co,
12-28
50c
Corp.
12-23
COc
—
Power
6
2£c
(quar.)
inoome)
2-
37'Ac
iquar.)
(quar.)—
Extra
Garrett
£6'Ac
(quar.)
1-
1
11-30
1-1
11-3|Q
11-26
1-
Co,
(Julius)
conv.
Garlock
5.%
11-26
preferred
preferred
V-i %<
preferred
Co.—
conv.
Gardner-Denver
Gatineau
$4.72
25c
$1.06'A
•
:z
Eitel-McCullough .(stock dividend)-
12-14
1-
partic.
B
Stores
series
Motel,
Garfinckel
Corp., ciass A
Class
1-16
12-27
2-15
'
(quar.)_
Stores—
11-30
$1.25
Pennsylvania
islock
Stock
f60c
Ltd.__
12-31
1-16
4%
&
Machinery
Funston
;
Trust,
12-21
1
22'Ac
Corp.
iquar.)
(year-end
dividend
Fruehauf
in
2
1-16
Products—
Porter,
Common
realized
payable
13-
50c
3
I
12-14
1
Frito
income
12-14
2
2834C
Tiger Lines (stock
Stores, common
Forbes
7
2
1-
17c
(monthly)
(increased o.ua,r.)
Fair
$4.20
12-
1-
22'/2
Bank
Ltd,
Frigikar
12-14
Edo
25c
Food
12-31
Co.—
Trust,
preferred
Stock
in
12-21
21c
Poblic
Friaen
realized
:
Bros.
5
2
20c
.j.
Assn.
accumulated
of
Fluor Corp,
Frick
payable
investment
stock
Baler
12-
5
Fund—
from
Investment
2
12-
5
income
60c
Stock
17c
The
1-
$1.50
Extra
Edison
1-
60c
:
Economy
12-10
7
1-
ISl
iquar.)
A
Coach
Bros,
Flying
7
Fund—
investment
Extra
15c
7
12-
12-
7'Ac
stock
of
or
1-
from
distribution
a
1-
75c
12-
2
1-
37'Ac
distribution
Howard
profits.
12-20.
12-28
7'Ac
___^
Balanced
18c
The
Year-end
1
6-15
a
cash
Eaton
12-28
25c
distribution
1
9-13
5
12-14
(quar.)
preferred
4H'4%
12-15
7
2
50c
:
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Fleetwood
10-25
12-31
iquar.)
;
1-
50c
B
Florida
3-15
12-
25c
10c
&
common
Fittings,
12-10
10c
iquar.)
12-27
4
$10
F'lagg-Utica
5
11-
12-31
25c
common
4-1-57
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
General
&
Fisher
5
1-
(quar.)
12-
12-15
class A_
Inc.
National
$5
5
1-
31'Ac
<quar,)__
Howard
Year-end
2
1-15
Co.
A
and
Stock
5
12-15
12-28
:
Finance
Paper
National
New
12-11
5 %
preferred
Class
12-11
2
12-31
Quarterly
12-14
1-
2
1-
S3
dividend
Co.
Fischer
1-
12-27
Co.
income)
First
1-18
10%
Insurance
Inc.
Co.
(Marshall)
Stock
pan
12-14
37'Ac
dividend)
Extra
35c
$2
Co,
class
Fowler
par
2
37'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Life
Mortgage
Bank
Avenue
First
12-20
(quar.)
12-14
1-
56 '/4C
Electric
Fund,
$2.25
12-14
50C
pari
2
Special
12-24
$1.12'A
$2
1
1-
5c
Financial
12-21
3
$1.50
dividend
4-
9-27
net
Field
12-14
(quar.)
Kodak
7-
25c
Eastman
2-18
1-
1-
20c
_
1-
40c
&
common
Department
4
25c
Stock
15c
income).
1-
1-
52'Ac
par
11-27
2-
25c
1
Ltd,
preferred
Fifth
12-21
1-10
Extra
12-28
1
2%
(quar.)
Eastern Stainless Steel
2
1-10
50c
1-15
1-
Associates—
no
(both
preferred
preferred
12-31
22'Ac
(quar.)
(both
12-23
12-11
$1.50
lquar.)_
current
10
1-15
quar.)
12-18
Shops
1-10
1
5 2'AC
iquar.I
2
4%
(quar.)
(year-end)
C.i,
B
Finance
1-25
1-25
12-31
(quar. )__
12-18
1-
$1
(stock
Services
Fidelity
12-14
50c
______
2
(quar.)
Board, com.
preferred (qua-.)
Stock
1-12
4
1-
51%c
com.
2
1-
dividend)
(quar.)
preferred
4%
12-21
Racing Assn.—
Common
1-
1
1-22
2
5c
(s-a)
1-
30c
25c
Paper
Fibreboard
7
51'/4c
Gas,
12-14
126c
Extra
12-17
1-
15c
dividend___
preferred
Eastern
4-
3-
12-27
467Ac
(quar.)
Fuel
(increased
Stock
4Va%
&
1-15
12-15
62'Ac
Shops
First National Stores
(s-a)
12-31
17c
Federated
1-31
$1.75
Co.
12-15
1-15
17c
12-14
12-
50c
R.
Natural
preferred
Gas
Common
12-17
'
(quar.)
Corporation
5.20 %
1-15
1-
Tennessee
Eastern
12-14
2-15
J
2
25c
prexerence
Pennsylvania:R.
15c
quar.)
Extra
Dana
1-15
2-
1-
1
1-15
1-
25c
(quar.i
■
preferred B iquar.)
5'/2%
prior preferred
(quar.)
Food
East
75c
(increased
2-
(quar.)
:
5%
1
common
convertible
East
12'Ac
I
(quar )
(increased)
Series
$1
5%
2
12-
9
2-
1
preferred
$1.12 y2
.
common
Cigar Corp.
River
1-
10c
~~~
1-
2
$1
Sulphur & Potasn (quar.i
Dynamics Corp. of America, com. (quar.):
12-18
10c
j
Gas
$2.10
3
20c
Federation
1
1-
25c
Duval
3
7
12-
12-31
dividend
Class
12-17
2-
(quar.)
i
12-
12-
t$l
D.
12-21
30c
(quar.)__
2
$3
Pacific
Federal
4
25c
iquar.)_
Duro-Test Corp.,
12-14
1-19
25c
(quar.)___
'
5%
12-3f
12-28
10c
Crystal
Fund
12-14
7
$1.75
(quar.|_
Apartments
nreferred
Common
12-31
1-
$1.75
$4 prior pfd.
(quar.)
preferred (initial)
Curtiss-Wright Corn., class A (quar.)_
Daltch
12-20
$1.75
I,
___
prior
DWG
12-21
1-21
12-28
25c
Publishing Co.,
$1.60
12-28
1-
37'Ac
(quar,)
28c
___
.___
iquar.)
Clothing,
4y»%
preferred
$1.75
Quarterly
Curtis
4.20%
50c
Quarterly
Cumberland
12-21
Co.
Rubber
4. GO %
12-17
1-24
12'Ac
(quar.i
75c
_____
iquar.)
Atlantic
preferred
$2
iquar.)
preferred
7%
4.15%
125c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
7%
7
$2
America
preferred (quar.)
Crystal Oil & Land Corp.,
1%
12-
45c
8%
7%
12-21
preferred
preferred
1-
12-26
12-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance
Federal
6
12-31
60c
(quar.)
25c
Forster, common
preferred (quar.)
Cuban-American
preferred
$1.25
(quar.)
Canada,
Co.
4.10%
y
quar.)
Steel
4%
12-17
Corp.—
&
8%
3.75%
12-
2
1-31
12-31
i
12-14
150c
(quar.)
+40c
f40c
40c
(accum.)_
Co.,
(extra)
7%
preferred
(quar.i
Duquesne Light Co. common
2
Ltd.—
piclcrred
Corp,
National
12-28
1
.:
1-
12-13
Ltd.—
B
Stock
Co.—
12-31
25c
Corp.
Gas
5C
Monthly
12-28
(year-end )„_
(quar.)
12-31
1-
12-
1-15
'.
1-1-57
50c
Co.,
^
Zellerbach
4
10c
Petroleum
Zellerbach
1-
25c
Participating
Crown
12-21
5%
■
iquar.)
iquar.)
(
2
10c
Seal
partic. pfd.
Supply
12-31
t30c
(quar.)
Bake
Federal
Laboratories—
B.)
preferred
1-
7
2
1-15
Driver-Harris
12-17
1-
50c
87'Ac
Duraloy Co.
30c
A*
COc
&
Natural
12-21
25c
iquar.).
International
(Alan
$1.50
12-31
2%
preferred
12-14
40c
___
Cj._
Cork
5%
Duquesne
2
$2.50
Cork
DuMont
12-20
50c
Duluth-Supcrior Transit
1-
4c
Corp.
Crown
A
12-12
J25c
dividend
1-15
25c
Crown
$1 class
12-28
40c
:
(quar.i
A
12-14
12-12
Metaix
50c
(quar.)
[
Crowley Milner
class
2
12-28
2
1-
$1.12'A
15c
(annual)
cmos
Central
1-
7'Ac
Laboratories.
Ducommun
Stock
12-21
1-
1-30
$1.25
(quar.)
Du-Art
1-25
12 'A C
iquar.)____
preferred
2
(quar.)
Monthly
12-14
com.
(s-a)
12-10
1-
(quar.)
Grain,
Federal
Co.—
&
$4.50
$2.50
(s-aI
(quarr)
(quar.)i_
Knowles
Inc.
2
$$2
(s-a)_
1
1-
tlOc
Candy
Foods
Federal
12-31
quar,)__
Co.,
Nemours
12-13
1-
12'/2c
Traders
&
Class
5
2
x__
$3.50
3
1-
1-30
—
(increased
de
I.)
2 DC
;
dividend
Crestshire
(E.
pfd.
Pioducts,
common
A
Federal
5
1-
5c
(year-cndi_„_L
Exploration
&
1
Quarterly
30c
(qusr.l
Furniture
25c
quar.)
Package Mfg. (quar.)
Corp., new com. (initial)
Crescent
preference
partic
Co.,
6%
Bros.
Feain
11-30
J25c
(quar.)—
1-
Quarterly
12-21
(quar.)
common
15c
_
______
Creamery
Corp.
Pont
1-15
1-25
Ltd.__-__
(quar.)
(Toronto)
(stock
Co,
prcf.
Faultless
12-10
V
preferred
1st
Co.
115c
preferred
iquar.)
5%
Corp.
4%
12-31
17'Ac
;
50c
iquar.)
iquar.)
Farrei-Birmingham
12-20
1-15
—
_:
(quar.)
12-17
<quar.)___
Faimer
Farmer
Ltd.—
12-14
114c
(quar.)____
preferred
Crane
Extra
Corp.,
Chemical
Draper
Chemical,
12-21
2
$1
common
Foods,
Farmers
12-20
1 -10-57
quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Dow
du
&
12-21
2 %
Ltd.
(R.
Common
$1
4Va'Jo
12-17
4
4
20c
Ltd.,
8
1-
50c
(quar.)
B
Inc.,
Federal
(quar.)_____
12-14
8
(quar.)__
Ltd., class A.
Reynolds Corp., com. (quar.)_.__
preferred
A
(quar.)
Craln
Tar
Coal
<fe
4
25c
Investors,
Craddock-Terry
Co..
1-
30c
29c
H.)
preferred
Fanny
1
62'Ac
iquar.)
(T.
Family Finance
2
1-
+
Investments
2
$1.31'A
;
series)
com.
Linoleum
&
2
12-14
1-
12-
1-
10%
iincreased
corn,
1-
12-
1
12-31
J25c
1-
12-31
1-16
1-
117 'Ac
1-
(quar.i.
&
Crampton
Dominion
Drilling
12-26
12-17
f20c
Steei
Drexel
$6
11-26
5c
(quar.)_____^i.i-___a__;_
Scottish
Dominion
12-
25c
new
Co.,
12-14
7oc
;
Bearing
4%
12-14
12-31
40c
Ltd.
2
:
common
Wood
preferred
Fofnir
(from
Extra
12-14
30c
12-24
20c
—_
iJnhiali
Steel
<te
12-20
12-14
1-
(quar.)___
(extra).
(Syracuse)
Ltd.__—
Co.,
Y.)
is-ai
Fairbanks
7
35c
preferred
2
35c
$1.75
Corp.,
preferred
Fairmont
from
(quar.
Oilcloth
Dominion
12-28
(accum.)
(quar.)
common
&
Petroleum,
Dominion
1-2-57
7
4
12-28
28 '/aC
—-
Ltd.
1-
12-31
$1.65
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
20c
preferred
5%
of
(quar.)_.
12-17
(quar.)
<fe
Co.
Eversharp,
4
12-
20c
(quar. i
preferred
12-10
iquar.)
dividend
Crown
12-14
50c
pfd. (1945
Inc. iquar.)
$1
7
12-
1
12-
3%
^
12-31
Extra
Class
12-
1-
5%
12-21
9c
A
12'Ac
common
preferred
Works,
3 'A %
7%.
7
12-31
1-15
$1.50
—
62'Ac
(quar.)
50c
common__..____
18 % c
(quar.)
Electric,
A
Corning Glass
Crown
12-
12-23
50c
Inc.
2
12-14
12-23
40c
preferred
SI.56
Mfg..
5c
Co.
1-2-57
40c
—
24c
dividend
$1.13
iquar.)..
12-10
(quar.)
Co.
Mines,
Dravo
(quar.)
common
Inc.
Cement
Stock
1
1-2-57
12-31
40c
__
Extra
12-7
93 %c
—
Corp.—
Newsprint
Cornell-D'ibiller
Cosden
Stock
25c
America
Cooper-Jarrett,
$1
12-17
12-26
$1.12'A
quar.)
(quar.)
Motors
Controls Co.
Corroon
12-31
50c
1-
12-10
$1.05
12-17
1-
Co.—
(resumed).
Mfg.
4.16'%
Co.—
convertible
Dobccktnun
12-17
25c
quarterly
Continental
Continental
Stock
Cup
5%
Glass
Copper & Steel Industries—
Increased
Coro,
preferred
Dixie
Dover
(initial
pld.
and
Fund,
Corp.,
12-14
$1.37 'A
12-31
end)__
income
Foundries
1-2-57
(quar.)
common
12-10
——
profits)
Aluminum
Corset
Co.—
2nd
conv.
$5.25
security
Dixie
Dominion
1-2-57
(quar.)
12-10
—
Investment
Dominion
12'Ac
(quar.)
12-10
$1.14
dividend;
(year
(quar. )_„.
12-14
20c
Continental
Copley
Diversiiied
A
Estabrooks
12-31
12-31
____—
Corp.
12-14
$1.04
,_
Baking Co.,
preferred (quar.)
$3.75
gains)_.
2
$1.13
(quar.)
Continental
$4.50
dividend
B
Class
Ero
6
10c
Dodge
$1.12'A
(quar.)
(quar.).
Class
12-10
12-31
2
Inc
Flooring
12-
$1
12-17
1-
lc
12-28
$1.07
12-17
1-15
62'/2c
RR.
Insurance
Fund,
12-24
92'Ac
12-13
12-31
(quar.)
Credit
12-20
12-29
Extra
50c
10%
2
2
Equitable
50c
_____—
Fund
1-
1-
12-17
Life
12-20
12-12
30c
iquar.)
(N.
Corp.
—
iquar.)_
(quar.)__.____—
Series (Year-end
Income
Dominion
Extra
$5.50
Car
1-
120c
(quar.i-
quar.)
common
28c
(Toronto)
Continental Assurance Co.
Coosa
7
Co.—
preferred
preferred
preferred
$4.16
capital
Dome
(quar.)
common
Consumers
$4.52
12-21
7
Broad¬
Radio
B
$4.50
12-
1-
20c
(quav.)--
&
12-12
2
1-
Erie
i_____—
(stock
Co.
5c
casting,
Class
Products
Television
7
1-15
140c
Consolidated
Excelsior
quar.)__.
$3 pid.
(s-ai_„_
Corp.,
preferred
Diversified
36c
(Canada)
$45c
Consolidated
Ex-Cell-O
4
12-26
Co.
2
2
62'Ac
Mfg.,
Capwell
preferred
4
1-
$r
Motor
from
net
(Boston)
4%
1-
1
12-14
18c
Trust
&
1-
1
1
income
Mining
1
1-
1-
22'Ac
(quar.)
Investment
investment
From
2-
25c
65 %c
(quar.)
Utilities
Gas
Consolidated
16c
(quar.)
12-17
1
2-
from realized
—
com.
12-26
$2
11-
12-24
14c
(quar.)
Johnson
2-
dividend
Stock
$1.25
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Consolidated Foods Corp.,
v5'A%
Y.)
25c
5c
(extra)
A
(increased
Inc.,
12-28
1-
Endicoti
37'Ac
<quar.)_——1—
(extra
Fruit
T
Diebold,
Trust
Emporium
—
class
Alkali
Diamond
t$l
£7'Ac
(quar.)
Empire
12-21
1-
7
12-24
2%
is-a)
Electric
preferred
12-17
(s-a)
Edison
preferred
7%
12-
7
20c
iquar.)
(quar.)
Williamsport
Emerson
(Calif.)
;
preferred
&
7%
3
..
(increased
Co.
common
12'Ac
_
Elmira
Equity
preferred
RR.
2nd
12-26
(quar.)___,—._
option
Delaware
10c
(quar.)—
4
Corp.
dividend
5%
50c
—_——
York
New
30c
preferred
45C
Power & Light, 4(4
pld.
preferred
iquar.i_—
preferred
(quar.i
preferred (quar.)
4.20(4
12'Ac
Electric
Goods
1-8
$2
(quar.)_____
Hudson
&
4.56%
25c
Diversified Standard Securities,
Ltd., $2.50 non-cumulative preferred (s-a)
■
holders
3.70 %
Consolidated
Conspl'dated
12-15
1-18
1-
Consolidated* (Seattle)—
Products
Stock
security proiits payable in cash or stock
4.28 4
(quar.)
(quar.)
Diesel
12-28
3
Fund—
Delaware
-
Dearborn
Consolidated
of
Corp.
Delaware
12-20
-
Consolidated
12-15
——
(quar.)__
Theatres
Delaware
Co.—
dividend
Stock
12-
12-28
(quar.)—
common
preferred
at
15c
(quar.)
common
12-28
(quar.)
—
Match,
Discount
12-10
1-2
$1.37'A
—
________-s.-
(quar.)
Consolidated Cigar,
12-26
_______—
___
B
2
1-
10c
preferred
preferred
12-31
Raynolds Co., Inc., class A_J
District
(increased)
common
40c
40c
12-13
iquar.)
Tunnel
Canada
Semi-annual
Devoe
1-
31 y4c
Power
12-
2
12-21
12-28
50c
Detroit, Hillsdale & South Western RR. Co.—
12-
45c
Light
2
25c
12-26
1-10
1
Quarterly
Connecticut
Electro Refractories & Abrasives
corp. iquar.)
Elliott Co., common
3
10c
&
Brass
Special year-end distribution
Insurance
12-12
1-
1-
40c
Detroit
12-31
$1
Life
Electrical
1-22
12-10
2
1-
lie
12-14
1
12-24
31'Ac
12-14
1-
(extra)
&
(quar.)____^,_
Instruments. Ltd.—
2
1-
$0.1805
12-20
Co.
onare
Products
o] Rec.
2-
25c
___;
shares_________
5%
12-28
Mfg.
(quar.)
&
Holdert
Payable
5%
12-28
10c
__ _______
Light Co.—
(initial >
r
v_.
Musical
Electrical
&
Power
Co.
.
25c
12-15
50c
a
___________
Aluminum
$1.16
(quar.)
General
(quar.)
Detroit
Water Co.—
preferred
&
7'Ac
common
■■
Dennison
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp.—
Connecticut
pond
Electric
Mfg.
America
Quarterly
'■ iquar.i
12-28
2-
iquar.)
5'A%
preferred
iquar.)
Community Drug Co.—
6% partic. preferred (quar.)
Electric
11-26
1
Elder
of
12-26
25c
1-20
50c
—
preferred
Co.,
Stores'
••
75c
Edison, common (quar.)
4.64%
preierred
linltial quar.)
Commonwealth Loan Co. l Indianapolis)~~
4%
12-10
1-
$2.50
1-30
25c
(quar.)_______—
Commonwealth
.
12-15
When
Share
Corp.
dividend
1
Canada—-
of
,Mfg.'vCo,^-__'_-C--.-'----s~-------:-Lvi^-;';
Decker
'
50c
<N.
Corp.
12-14
40c
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)—
Solvents
Trust
15
70c
(quar.j|
Co.
Commercial
Securities
Stock
12-26
50c
preference (s-a
Decca
1-
Company
Stop-Nut
American
income
&
12-io
Elastic
in-
12-31
3.
]0c
Southern
&
Commercial
iquar.)
(irom.net
C.)
Semi-annual
Columbus
pfd.
Inc.
12-28
$4
(quar.)
12
2
12-28
$1
2 y2 %
Columbia
5%
12-10
12-16
—
stock
•
12-31
12-31
2nd pfd
non-cum
; vestment
Funu,
tide
15c
68:!4C
$1.25
Ry.,
Mutual
Vegh
Debenture
12-10
31-'Ac
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Southern
&
Columbia
Gas,
i
1-15
12-10
7
12-31
62',2C
preferred A (quar.)_,
5Yz'it preferred B (quar.)
5%
1-
50c
(quar.)
5%
Colorado
1-15
2-1-57
$1.12 y2
___________—
(quar.)
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp., common
1-10
Monday, December 24, 1956
.
Per
Name of
12-24
1-
3c
Day Mines, inc.__——
Dayton Malleable Iron, 5%
12-14
2
12-31
$1.25
1
1-31
1-
$1.50
iquar.)
com.
of Rec.
.
Holderi
$1.50
1-2-57
J 25c
Colonial
Colorado Central Power,
When
Payable
25c
Hosiery Mills (year-endi___a—__
David <fc Frere, Ltd., ciass A
iquar.)______
Davidson-Boutell, 6%
p»d.
(quar.) —
Davenport
1-10
f:75c
/
annual)
i
1-31
*2oc
—
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
f 75c
(annual)
Ltd.
Terminals,
Extra
Per
Share
Holdert
When
Per
Name
.
—xxi.:—
(Continued
on
A
page
$1.38
51)
v
:
11-30
•
Volume
184
Number 5597
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2745)
Stock Record «»
York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
"
Bkai* fer Prrrle*.,
'/••■stocks: "
37% Oct
48% Jan
28
111
Jan
19-
13
Jan
6
46% Jan
18
63
,
Feb
<
Highest
37% Dec
-
6
98% Dec
1
27
11
71
18
Jan
3
16% Jan
,107
Aug 25
79 f
Aug 25
Dec
4
23
.'76
14
Apr
10
-20
20
29% May 25
21% Oct
19
2574 Nov
30
22
34"%. Sep
20
Jun
3
77% Jan
21
30
,
130
19
Dec
*
Sep
V 23 y2 Dec
108
9
Jan
4
12% Nov
21
11% Apr
19
27% Mar 14
41% Dec
36% Feb
9
52
4
;
;21% Dec
'
21
13
10
Dec
13
%
Dec
157-
28
Dec
Jan
136
5
Feb
9
190
155 7
Nov
9
163
13
22
170
Mar 15
155 "
17% Oct
109% Jan
18
•-
80
20
2
% Dec
26% Mar 30
17
Dec
111
Dec
14
16% Dec
21
29
6
11
-
Jan
Jan
117
7
Aug
9
6
28 % July 25
91% Aug
Jan
3
7% Jan
26
200% Jan
3
-
.
-
11
n
78
5
11
-
Stores Inc.
39 Va
38Va
39
38
9974
99
99 Va
99 Ve¬
99%
ny2
11%
11%
11%"
il Va
11%
58%
*64%
»
59 V4
5874
59 74
5874
*65
68
xl434'
15
36%
-2.50
Col
1
/
70
15%,
15 %
33
.10
Corp,—.
Dec'
34%
24%
No par
Vicksburg Ry—
;
35
.7 24%
24 74
'
25%;
4
88 % Jan
July 12
6% Dec
3
Jun
3
24-1 % -Sep
14
170
Jun
24
117
14% Jan
Jan
20
19
Jan
3
34
Dec
Dec
23
25%
134%
22
122% July
12"% Dec
40
5
18%. Jan
28
July 22
11
29% Nov
V
13
63% Jun
94% Jan
98
7
9
42% Dec
21
77% Dec
11
Apr
20
30
Sep~20'
110
.
34% Aug
1
65% May 12
72% Jan- 18
2% Nov
34
16
Jan
5
25% Jan
17
82
Oct
14'
70
Oct
20% Jan
134%
41
Apr~15
Sep
88
•
23
119% Sep
:
.34
23
Sep
13
Apr
May
-
17
-
99% Feb
9
-1% Nov 21
6
28%
Dec
24
.
;
Sep 27
Industries
4
105% Jun
30
11
91% Feb
23
6
29 '/a Jun
8
6
139% Jun
13
5774
5874
66 V4
6474
6574-
65
65
147'a
14%
1474
■
14%
15
367b
35 Va
3574-'
35 %
35%
24 Va
/
:
7137 a
-
207's
50%
13%
1:
1374
V
20%
21
50 %
50
*185
191
160
*156
274
"
•2%
V:
17%
17, *
1774
1874
1774
*111%
114 %
*112%
11374
1674
1674
i;
17
17
17
13%
20%
21
18
17%
700
,
11,300
A
10,000
5,800
194
*156
161
;
274
.
274
*113
11,800
17%
17%
11374
16%
1,000
:
5074
*187
177/a
*112%
•;
50
V
v ;
2 7/s
7,000
2474
5074
274
24ys
1374
,160
19,100
!
136%
*.« :■
% 190 %
5,800 *
800
2474
1374
*156
274
24
"
8,700-
136 '/a
25% '
135
21
114%
17%
-
2%
i
-'
24 Va'
25
/ 135
*186
160
1,000
2,600
1
24
*
25'%
139
1-4,500
16,900
114%
16s/a
16%
16%
100 V;
/—
;.
*78
i
No par
Chemical
Kid
&
*13'A
Dye
18
Co™
5
Allied Mills
79 Va
*78
:
78
78
30
7
43,70*
*205 "
310%
122
*117
122.
62%
*
62
6374
101 %
7
w:
*205
122
62
105
1374
13%
13%
9674
98 %
98 %
99
22
22
22
23
3074
2974
30%
30
30 %
30 Va
*205
1,900
310%
*
*117
122
62
103
62%
•101%
13%
13%
.95%
98 Va
*2274
,
674
633/a
*101%
1374
•
'.: 310% v
*116
6374
*101%
105
67/a I
674
310%
29%
No par
79%
674
*116.-
•
96%
22%
*22
•
*
7%
*205
13%
95%
1
*78
79%
6%
7
310%
*205
*116
122 '•
63'A
64 y2
*101% 105-
-__100
*78
79%''
v
67/8
_1
23
13%
95
V;
800
13%
98
*22%
30
20,700
105
<
23,900
'
23
2974
400
30 %
2,300
Allied
Mar 12
11
4.08%. convertible preferred
Alpha Portland Cement_—
10
Aluminum
Co
17
AlUminiiim
Limited—
13
Amalgamated Lfeatner Co
6f
10
45'A
X4374
44%
43%
44
4274
78
*77Va
79 VA
*77 Va
78
77%
77%
32
32%
32%
33%
32%
3274
32 Va
3274
108 Va
108 Vz
110'A
*107'A
*108
111
37% ..39%
39%
39%
38%
97%
95%
96
96
12074
122
108
42%
*77
43%
21,600
78
-
32%
.
-
•10874
V
200
33 Va
48,000
200
11274
*
39'A
38
9574
97 *:
96
12074
1217/a
%
39%
9,900
97 %
20,400
'
12174
■
123%
121
:
122%
16,600
174
1%
1.700
28 Va
28%
2574
25%
500
10974
HO'A
8,100
•
2
•'•1%
1%
*174
2
l'/B
29
2
1
108
3874
97 Va
*" 120 74 12274
No par
"
39 Va
95%
"
—1
com
4374
*
100
America.
1
4434
78
Stores Corp common—No par
preferred;
1
1
-100
Allis-Chglmers Mfg common.
20
4%
*28V4
29%
*28%
29
2874
283/a
26%
26%
*26
27
2574
26
10974
110%
110
109%
110
59%
60»/a
2474
2
'
'
20
91% Jan
■
190%
*156
2%
*112
;
„__5
Inc,.-.
39
Apr
3
31% Nov
19
•
6%
converfcble
10
50 ":T *28%
preferred-
v
30% Nov
-
-100
prior preferred conv
Allied
July 25
47 - July
133% Aug
150 - July
■f 3 % Jan
14
3% Mar 29
39
125
59%
24
50 Va
*186
161
2%
1
common..
preferred A„'
Allied
3
8
82 { ' Feb
•
$4
4
37 V4
58
'
'''\
97% Jan
:
lo
common
Allen
; 56% Jan
% Nov 29
104% Nov
.
Inc
*156
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp..—.1Ailegneny & West Ry 6% gtd
100-
,
9
•-25% Aug 15
36 "/a Apr 23
j.
11%
59%
\
9974
11%
f *25.
21'/a
50 Va
99 Va
11%
♦13574
13%
20%
99%
11 Va
-
common—.
preferred-/
5%%'
J2
■
51% Mar 14
4%%
>
129 y2 Apr
21% Dec
Inc
Alleghany Corp
117 V4 Mar 27
Nov
88
30
*
1
May » 4
64% Dec 17
30
6
25% Dec
;
23
■
9974
14%
2574
38%
35 Va
134%
137/8
Shares
38 V.
66
24% 7-
25%
;
the Week
3874
,
*
160
105 h Nov
Products
AldenS
10% May
7
241% Sep 14
5
Jan
Nov"!
-
20% Aug 26
7
93
115
.130
4
6
'"
100
•7%- preferred-—
_i__•_—T_.
19
23 V2 Feb
Mar 14
.
-Alco
23% Mar 122
Dec. 21
38%
-
25;
i^50 ■
common
Friday
Dec. 20
99
;l
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
16
117V2 Jan
Jan
122
104
Bales for
Thursday
'
Alabama &
Mar 14
4% Feb
326-
•
PRICES
•.
Dec; 19
39%
;—100
Express
J
"
2% Nov
SALE
Wednesday
38%
.
v
107
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Dec. 18
Addressograph-Mulllgraph Corp—10
*133% 13S,
Admiral Corp__
:
_/
[__1
13%
14
Aeroquip* Corp
___1:"''
19%
21
Air Reduction Inc common™No par
'50%
51'/a
4.50% pfd 1951 Series—
100
*188
192
i
Dec
.
5
common
Co—
Adains-Miilis
.
?
July 17
22y«Jan
3
15% Aug 24
1
Steei
Adams
4
154
far
-
Vending Corp
Acme
'
.
LOW
Monday
Dec. 17
-
.
,
preferred
ACF-Wrigley
18
29% May
6
12% Oct 14
20 y* Nov *
30% Jan
' July 30
32% Jan
19
19
STOCK
ACF Industries Inc
5% preferredk
j?
Jan
36% Dec
k
4%
ABC
67% Jan
1
Sep
23% Sep
35% Sep
/
14% Jan
Oct
YORK
EXCHANGE
Abbott Laboratories
,
% Feb
63
6
7% Mar 23
;
109
55
;
■••>:.;
45"% Apr
14
25% Jan
~
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Hl(kMi
•
.
•
Year 1955
L*w«it
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)—1
Amerada Petroleum Corp——No par
121 y2 Mar 23
27,
*26
/
110 Va 110/4
109 V*
'
200 7
:
58
Dec
4
Sep
id
105% Sep
'
102
Jan
-
31"
Nov
16
36
Feb
100
1
110'
,
22
■;
126 7
10
36,
95% Dec
7
108
Jan
8
:.31% Oct
29
May 28
70% Jan
14
27% Mar
Nov
21
64
14% Jan
Jan
6
22% Mar 30
16% Jan
6
42% Dec
14
107% Sep
19
99
23
39% Oct
12
22% Jan
18
18% Jan
17
6% Oct
11
9% Jan
3
38% May 16
43% Aug 31
35% Jan 18
48 y. Nov
30
33% July 15
21% Mar 8
Sep
4774 Dec
19% Dec-
118
20
Oct
Dec
20% Jan
Nov
20
46% Sep 16
71% May 6
38 % Jan
27
61% Nov
53'A Dec
3
23 y4 Mar 17
33
Nov
17
27
27% Mar 14
33% Dec
9
81% Sep. 27
100% Jan
17
81
Dec
18
69 % Dec
22
61.
Jan
23
135% Dec
21
Jan
24
22%
-Jun
8
10
13
Dec
21
Sep 29
40% Sep 22
25
Dec
3
48
7
Mar 14*
106
Mar 15
47
3
Jan
12% Jan
26
15% Jun
42% Dec
19
38
126
Nov
3
15
Jan
3
12% Aug 17
65
11
Jan
,
Jan
130
Dec
96
Nov
13 % Sep
7*-"
.17%
Dec
103
105
Aug
18% Nov
Oct
Jan
84% Jan
31
11 Va Jan
Dec
4
13V*
Nov
'
79%: Dec
21'
41% Mar 16
35%'Feb
Dec
15%. Dec
95
Dec
Sep~13
'97%* Dec
1
22% Dec
28
.
14
102 "
Mar
17
13y8 Jan
30
4
5%'Nov
20
46% Jan
6
60% Sep
23
55% Jan
12
26% Oct
27
38% Apr
11
28% Feb
6
7
3
July
5
7% May 25
29% Jan
50 y8 Jan
6
6
40% Mar 14
161% Jun
13
39% Jan
3
121% Oct
11
29% Feb
1
93 V"
Mar 29
34% May
108>
28 •
Jan
9
24 V4 Mar 20
177
Fed
13
Dec
14
8% Feb
27
21
36% Jan
6
72 y4 Apr
11
66
Feb
21
58% Sep
21
46% Jan
23
59
22
142 y4 Dec
12
174
Jan
10
Apr
25
19
105
Nov
26
Va Mar 20
Feb
46% Mar
21
2
129% Mar 26
51-
July 24
American
-
Optical
7%
6%
2
48
Dec
13
16
American
Stores
Nov
16
87
Jun
26
113
Nov
15
American
Sugar
Refining
147% Nov
16
134
Oct
9
146
Jan
19
14% Jan
12
20% Jan
31
13
May
2
1674 Jan
16
172% Jan
13
21
20
145
Nov
23
Dec
15
55% Nov
27
11% Jan
10
28% Jan 13
25% May 17
16% Oct
47
14
29% Aug 16
28% Aug
1
30 y4 Jun
6
Oct
68 Va Oct
10
8% Oct
165
120
Dec
1
American
30
American
Tobacco
9
Jan
6%
13
American
American
Viscose
10 %
July 20
Dec
4
29
Jan
17
Preferred
6%
26
27
May 28
Preferred
5Vz%
12
23 Vs Mar 13
■,
17 Va Dec
Water
American
Zinc
Jan
6
83
Aug 26
65
Jan
23
8774 Mar 19
Anaconda
6
72
Sep
63JA Feb
14
85
Anaconda
Wire
33% Mar 30
103
Sep
7
32% Dec
19
13% Jan
For
Nov
7
110
Jun
Mar
44% Jan
20
31% Dec
6
7
90
Dec
3
3
32 y2 Jan
10
42% Apr
107
2
Jan
12
42% Dec
13
3
36% Dec
see
28.
76 Va
77 Va
7674
77%
15,100
%52
156
151 Va
156
2574
2674
*26
257A
2574
26
>
1374
2674
*45
<
26
13
300
1,000
13%
26%
...
:
156
26
•
13%
2674
:
*152
27
3,400
10,200
46
46
46
45 3A-
457a
4574
700
2774
28 Va
27%
28
2674
27%
26%
2874
26,400
13%
1374
13 3 4
1374
13%
13%-
13%
14
23,000*
38
13,200
i
37%'
38 Vs
377b
21
124
•
--98
37%
38
21%
2174
21%
2174
124'/a
126 Va
127%
127%
126
126
130
129
130
129
130%
129%
131%
21
21%
129 %
15%
*95
1474
11%
*11
97
11%
11%
11%
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153«
98
•
95
3874
11%
*11%
•94
15%
95
80
80
80
42
4174
4174
40 Va
41
40%-
80,
40%:
27%
27%,
28
2774
28%
27741
28 '
*9814
22%
2374
26%
♦25V4
♦98%
99 Vz
23 Va
99
Va
2274
26%
*25-
16
*1574
38r
80
,
.
...
96 Va
98 Va
23 74
2274
26 Va
*25%
2274'*
26 Va.
99%
16 Va
16 Va
1,000
15%
1,600
.
96
37%
38-74
387-4
80
300
14
38
..
1,000
2,300
97
14
1,600
11%
•95
14 Va
97
38%
*7974
21%
15%
1574
Va >95%
15 Va
95
»A
14
14%
38 %
15%
*96%
:
3774
3874
125 Vz
I
1
480
39 Va
•*7974
80
40%
■>
41
27%
40,300
28%
,
60
1,400
12,800
«*98%
99 Va
20
2274
23%
5,200
'*25%
26 %
.
1574
15%
400
5%
37,900
64%
4,800
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31'/a
31%
31 Vz
31%
31%
3374
34
33%
33%
4974
50%
49%
50
17
1774
17 Va
17%
6
30%
90
54%
143%
'
l68'„H
73
120
50
Cable
No par
Nopar
preferred
Anderson Clayton Sr. Co
Anderson-Prichard
35% Mar 19
Andes Copper Mining
Oil
,
;
46%
168%
21.80
Corp
10
14
I
34%
3374
34
49
50
50
51
17%
17%*
17%
1774
*150
6
3034
90
5574
*44 Va
122
16%
3374
121
46%
150
153 %
6'/a
1
6 74
8
90
90%
56
5674
45
46
%
120 %
122
5674
144
4574
121
46%
46
46 Va
30%
90 Va
74
143 Va
144
%
150
30%
3074
Va
*145
153
6 Vs
6
30%,
90
30%
•145
153
6
90
90'A
560
5674
57 Va
56%
57%
21,100
143%
144%
143'A
143%
1,410
90 %
*•45
46
*120
121%
4574
46
45%
121%
150
45%
7,500
2,200
45%
4974
49%
4974
4974
48%
49%
104%
104 74
*102 Va
104%
102%
102 Vz
13474
135
136 Va
134'A
135
168 %
16874
13 74
13
168
74
73%
7374
73
122
120%
121%
Va
120
16874
7374
121
134
13
13
1677a
168 Va
13 Va
167%
73
72
121
7274
300
*45
•120
4974
1
10
2,800
136
13%
7,600
8,800
104%
13
7,200
32,700
30%
135
49
4,600
6 Va
30 Va
104 %
120
»/a
13%
168
73%
500
930
2,800
30,100
18,200
120%
2,300
3574
36%
35%
36 Va
35,800
9%
9%
7,500
120
36%
35%
36 %
35%
36 74
9'A
9%
93a
9 74
974
974
9%
*2574
600
25 Va
26 %
26
*26
26 Vz
26%
26
26%
*24%
2474
*24%
2474
*24%
2474
24
Va
24 Va
•24
24 %
100
18
7374
79
18%
17%
18%
17%
1774
17%
17%
17%
17%
7,300
73 74
72
7274
72'/a
74%
26,200
26
7434
73%
737a
727a
797a
77 Va
78
76%
76%
76%
76'A
77%
77%
290
34%
x33%
34'A
34
34 34
33 Va
34
34
34%
3,200
917z
Corp—
-6.25
43 Vz July 11
35%
8%
com—5
Smelting—1
-8
16
143 %
13%
U
25
&
91
55%
49
25
25
a
105 fz 105%
136 lA
135
5
25
6 V
31
Vz
*121
45%
100
Co
33%
49 Va
49
17%
17 %
153%
*145
25
series
Lead
16%
33%
com—100
Common
S4
155 i
5Vz
series
&
♦151
154
*4474
15 %
—1
Works
26% May 29
1
page
77 74
63%
Corp
30 Va May 28
footnotes
76»/4
574
common
Anchor Hocking Glass
40
77%
64 Vz
Co
52% Jan
21
7674
5%
100
3
125
130
77%
6374
preferred
23% Nov
,
84%
574
T»i &c Tel Co
84 % Apr
145% Jan
5174 Jan
84 %
6374
Tobacco
187 Vs Feb
31% Nov 23
86
5 %
100
1
27
86
6274
preferred
10
17
85
574
Co__
100
4
62% Feb
900
83
63%
common
6
46
500
83
62%
1
64% Jan
13J0% Jan
1,600
63 Va
com—-No par
100
Co
Sumatra
34%
5Va
noncumulative
American
34%
81
131%
22%
preferred—100
American Steel Foundries
Nopar
1%
34%
574
Co
preferred
Snuff
34%
Nopar
Smelt & Refg
American
34 %
87
38 V
--*98%
-
Amer Potash & Chemical
Nopar
Amer Rad & Std Sany common—5
1% preferred
100
American Safety Razor.
5
American Seating Co
10
American Ship Building Co—No par
Amer
%
3,500
,
25
Co
46% Nov
187% July 21
82 % Dec
6
34
28
5%
62%
Co
Gas
137% Jan
59 % Jan
34%
21%
*16
54% Aug
42
2
*25
5
*34 V4
122
27%
-
1
News
*27%
13%
*96J2
37 Vz
80
*41%
5
Corp
American
27%
400
20%
29 V4
15 Vz
-1
-
20
8
39 y4 Jan
1
Molasses Co
29
27
*20
45%
130
Motors
Jun
120
com
convertible preferred
32% Feb
53%
21 Vz
*27
34 %
26 V-4
122
American
American Natural
3,500
55%
53%
1374
American
17
39%
54%
5374
53%
3
Sep
39
55%
53 Va
55
5
70 %
39
55 Va
5374
3874
56V4
54
27
Nov
18
5 Vz %
39
5674
39%
56
53%
Jan
18
39
38%
27
100
—
Products
Metal
12,900
56 %
28
37,300
34,500
54%
*27
22%
40%
39%
27
22%
22%",
400
40 Va
4074
13 %
Nopar
preferred-
4,600
>'
40%
40 Va
267a
common.No par
Ltd
6,200
45
40 Va
4074
Apr
87/B Jan
30 *
6
58% Feb
4V2%
American
16
Co
19%
113
5%
1374
100"
i
4
Mar 16
-
preferred
44'A
*109
:
4%
27%
100
common__7
Metal
19%
4374
111
5 Va
1374
1
Machine & Metals
20
400
20%
40 %
97
Amer
66
x5
27
10
Co of III
30'A
•20
40%
14%
Investment
2174
2274
20
5%
*14
3.90%
%
5%
14 %
Amer
23
30
20
5%
*95
T
9
43% Dec
22
20
11%
prloi preferred
Mach & Fdry
•29%
197/a
4374
,
*108%
5 %
97
5%%
3
46 % Aug 24
131% Aug 12
23 Va
20
*95
14%
American
44%
13%
.12.50
Co
American
9% Jan
Apr
SS
19%
;
20
109
109
2274
*11V*
11
3
4374
44%
110
Ice Co common—-Nopar
21
45% Nov
44- :
27 %
6%
Dec
40%
1974
20 Va
1974
110
noncumulative -preferred—100
American International Corp
1
American
106 Vz Feb
16% Dec
19
Corp
Products
American-Home
9
Dec
Hardware
200
1,800
98 f
*
13%
American
•95%
66
5%
26
,
European
Hawaiian
*64
35,400
31%
♦64
*2.974
267a
*44%
28
13 Vi
37%
20%
'
American
%
30 V4
65
*64
;
i
4,000
120
30%
.
97 '
30%
5
■
17
40% Jan
150
American
30
66
31
96%
5
—1
Tiling
Secur—No par
Lines Inc_
40c
Foreign Power__Nopar
American Gas & Electric Co
10
!
17% Apr
J7% Jan
37% Feb
172
Encaustic
American-Enka Corp
9
33% Nov 21
16
179% Jan
conv
American
7
43
Jun
;
30
20
'
2 1
Jun
170
—100
Co com——10
preferred series ClIOO
American Distilling Co
-20
3%%
Aug
7
14% Mar 21
6
15
27% Jun
{\Vi%'\ piior preferred
-
30
*64
23%
34%
*83
76%
*152 v
Americarf Cyanamid
143
17 :
13% Jan
Vz Nov
:
6*
17
;
'
19
11
21% Mar 14
'
12
Dec
t
43% Aug
2
22% Nov 27
10
53% Mar
14
19% Aug
1
44% Mar 12
142
7
27
Feb
48
29
8% Oct
Oct
10
27% Mar 21
t
30
96
10% Jan
88
Crystal Sugar com
78%
25
6
30
10
American
97
►115
121
;
31 "
38%
Export
18.
Jun
Color-type Co —i
:
155
9
*
American
*114
56
5427
.
No par
&
-24%'Feb'
'32
■'
:•
123
5%
No par
Co„
American
2
■31% Sep;
9
100
Cable
&
American
4
103
Chicle
2474
24%
40%
"
-
—25
<
Chain
7
7
25
preferred
American
61
23%
*95 V4
97
19%
1
American
61
24%
31
23
12.50
:
5
35% Apr
94% Jan
20,% Mar 14
Corp
common
0
14
15
24% Mar 16
7%
Co
61%
30%
31%
*95V2
Va
*116
CO'A
237/a
,
1
37'/2 Apr
.
25% Nov 29
104
18
12
Can
Dec
,18% Dec
27% Jan
American
2
24
120
31 Va
x4474
4474
xll0% 110/2
—20
Radio
&
.
100
:
Cable
30% Dec
<107% Feb
88% Nov
preferred
American
.16% Apr
13
11.
5%
'
3
21
Sep
23.% Oct
11
247a
119%
62
61
„
_No par
com
preferred
Amer Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres Inc common
27
86
2
Co
convertible
10
16
6
26-
13% Dec
Shoe
Brake
13% Nov
15
96% Jan
4%
17% Jan
9
17
Amer
11
35% Jan
20 Va Sep 22
16
Mar 30
1
.
11
25Va
*117
125
31
.
31
*95,/8
97
30
30
*64
66
19%
20
10
50
2
34»/2 Nov'27
13
35% May 28
18% Oct
4
62% Feb
2
common
preferred
1
.V
American Bosch Arma Corp.-
6%
59%
;
243/8
1
100
Jan
67
27% May 15
54
34
Dec
A American Bank Note
7% Mar 12
1
Airlines common-
convertible preferred
American Bakeries Co.com—No par
,"V 4%% cum conv preferred:
100
32y2May21
3
4%.Nov 29
40
3VaVo
7
23% Aug.
1
28
21% Dec
Feb.
591A
Agrlcultijral Chemical—No par
American
Mar 19
49y8 Apr
45% Jun
59% Dec
>
9
Nov
72
33% Jan
Amer
26
32
100
9
-
27
27% Mar 15
2
Jan
26% Mar 16
•
Oct
30
14
May 31
Sep
65
Jan
<79
34
*91
41%
38%
*26
300
92
x91
*9074
92
90%
9074
42
42
4274
42
42
41%
42
41%
41 %
5,100
39
38%
3874
38
38%
3774
38 Vs
3774
38
8,800
27
2574
2574
27
*26
91
27
*90%
*26
27
*26
100
.
17
T5
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2746)
.
Monday, December 24, 1956
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
far Fravlaaa
C«
Lavut
HJfhaat
6% Jan
11
Oct
Jan
31% July
3
8
6
46% Feb
9
7
24
11
35 Ya Apr
28
26% Nov 29
«6to Aug 30
102'/a Apr
19
82
8
69% Dec
15% Feb
26 Vm Oct
19% Sep
6% Jun
22
29
14
24
Jan
3
Dec
9%reo
17
4% Dec
28
26% Jun
11
12% Jan
6
17
Jun
17
15% Jan
5
30
Jun
16
27% Oct
8% Jan
-
11
26% Apr
'
4
03.75
Arvln
e
26% Mar 14
37% Sep
104% Feb
8
1
16
Aug 15
69
97
Oct
55
Jan
Jan
35
23
73
13
86% Oct
13
101
4iy4 Oct
io
Oct
30
27% Dec
17
30 y4 Mar 13
34% May 17
•6% Sep
15
Nov
90
8
9
20
8% Nov
Dry
Mar 21
Oct
4%
Preferred
91
1
Atlas
9
Austin
27% Dec 22
22 Vs Jun
a
34% Oct
Sep 26
7% Feb
24
Avco Mfg
37% Sep 26
49y4F«b
24
12.25
7% July 12
Babbitt
21
21V4
21
21
69
69%
65%
67%
65%
66%
65
65%
64%
65 3 a
28,700
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
18
17%
13
50,500
29%
30%
30%
to
27
1%
30%
5%
*28
29'%
31%
307
'
a
1,700
85
4%
*20
5
28
28%
*84
20%
85
..-
29%
29 %
85
84
85
20
*84%
20%
4%
28
/ 4%
28%
»-%
.
20
*19
21
8,900
28%
4%
-
4%
4%
*28
380
100
5.
8,900
23 YA
*28
28%
'
1,100
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%,"
17%
17Va
17%
17%
17,700
29%
29%
29%'
29%
29%
29%
29
29%
29
29%
3,300
33%
32 %
32%
31%
31%
31%
2,200
99%
99 %
210
64%
64%
1,400
'
33
•'
"
10011
03%
64
64%;
64%
26%
26%
26%
26%
10
■100
100%
101%
.
99%
22%
•
%
*31%
31%
..
-
99 YA
ha
%:■
99 %
64%
100
64
64% !
-
10%
27
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(The)
36% July 17
38% July 30
22
52%
145
95
1
27% Aug 17
21% Dec 20
'Jun
900
52 %
*130
94
20%
preferred
Brooklyn
Aug 29
Mar
52 %
52
x45"
90
10%
;
Dec
27
1,800
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20%
Brass Corp
89
11
16%
2.50
26% July 19
56% July 18 '
23
16%
16%
10
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Bucyrus-Erie Co
!
38% Jan
July 21
95% July 29
16%
16%
1
17 y« May 28 t
30
23
29% Jan
Aug 2
15% Apr 27
,
16%
16%
No par
Bristol-Myers Co
'
37,
31% Feb
16%
16%
500
20%
new
Bridgeport Brass Co
4Ya%
29
32% May 25
13% Dec 17
7.700
No par
com
Brlggs Manufacturing
Briggs to Stratton
17
92% Oct
25
•'
16
58
57%
;
21
preferred
Branlff Airways Inc
0
8
43
57
<
4
Co
to
Maine
1
21
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59%
58
10%
6%
17
43
57%
58%
.
30%
Common
17% May 17
43
to
3
3
42% Dec
43
58%
57%
*43
10%
Inc
Boston Edison
29% Jan
23% Oct
33
Co
61% Jan
23
43
59
1
Borg-Warner Corp
3Ya% prelerred
1
39% Nov
30% Jan
Borden
5
13%'Dec
23
May~~6
34%
95
14% Jan
Stores
3
36% Oct
*42%
43
58
1 peso
:
10
19
43%
43
500
2,100
20%
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
10
35% Jun
19
Bond
12
14% Jan 31
64% May 10
13
80 !
30%
(Delaware)
3
Class B
67% Mar 19
'
*12%
1
Laughlin Inc
41 Ya rw
Oct
13%
58%
10%
Co
1
Jan
13
'58%
*79%
21%
Mfg Co
Co
W>
Boeing Airplane
60% Apr
98% Feb
13%
59%
80
79%
10
Bon Ami Co class A
64
80
*13%
*58%
'
Boston
3
12 to Nov
Decker
JBlaw-Knox
12% Mar 18
3
58%
79 Ya
13%
10%
Inc
(Dell
Bohn Aluminum
17
48
Steel
1
20
Dec
58%
80
13%
21
Co
3
Dec
79
59 %
79%
14
1
12
38% Jan
48% Apr 29
100% NOV 15
61% Sep li
59%
79%
10%
!
17
19
3
Bliss
Jan
59%
79%
5
65% Dec
20
*57 %
*13%
21%,
Co
29% Apr
1
7
(E
800
10%
common
34% May
20% May
21
14V4 Dec
14% Jan
61% Oct
Mar
22
28% Jan
38
29
45% July 25
21 % Dec 20
23 y4 Nov
Bethlehem
Bliss
59 ya
430
___100
Gypsum
Black &
59
4,300
21%
7% preferred
Blgelow-Sanlord Carpet (Del>
4ya% pfd series of .1951
50% Sep
0
46% July 17
20
28% Nov
.*
10
32 V4 May 11
36
Dec 13
28% Jan 23
14
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59%
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29,300
1
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to
25.300
59
10
Best Foods
7
47 %
2,900
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Finance
Jan
46%.
59
1
Consolidated
43
46%
j,
Beneficial
30
130
46%
59 '■?.
90
Bendlx Aviation
2
85 %
59
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preferred
Dec
2
Si
Life
85
1
RR
Howell
22% Feb
Apr 22
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Atrprnft
Beech
85 %
*85%
2.50
;
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Belaing-Heminway
22
91 Ya
28 % Aug
47% Jan
85 Ya
86%
6,400
47%
/
Inc
Jan
8
87
86%
10
prelerred
Instruments
40
Sep 17
97%
47 Ya
47%
5
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20% Sep
85
13
32%
97%
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conv
prior
preferred
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33
99
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106 Ya Jan
13
32%
97%
59 ',4
52
134% July 13
27
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32
98
87
94
17
23
Nov
13%
52%
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Jan
94
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32
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100
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116
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8
29
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32%
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Jun
Jun
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46%
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47
47%
100
preferred
4%
47
47%
46 %
common
57
147
13
4%
4%
46%
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46
Beatrice Foods Co
13
24
.
100
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Dec
%
47%
12'»
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a
4
47%
3
32 1
13
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4%
47
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o
48
38% Dec
12%
31 %
100
Corp
Iron
48%
100
Bangor to Aroostook RR
Jan
4%
4%
47%
Corp
13
Co___No par
Elec
5
133
18
to
preferred series C
Baltimore to Ohio common
103% Jun
Nnv
Gas
preferred series B
4%
May 10
4%
9
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9
60
45
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1
(The)
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58% Dec
July 14
22% Mar 14
Ino
Wilcox Co
issued
42% Jan
12% Oct 31
33% Jan
Fab
105
85
53% Sep
•4% Jan
35% Feb
17
Nov
95
5
12
1
75% Nov 23
30
8
31% Dec
35% Aug 12
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Lowest
Range Slnee Jan. 1
HUrheat
22% Jan
6
10
3b% Apr
Jan
11
7
38% Sep
25% Oct
112
23
21
23% Dec
23
14
29
Nov
30
121
22% Nov
29
6
:Nov
22
101
3
40% Feb
48 Va Oct
49% Aug
.
116
Nov
_
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43
19
12
19% Nov
9
105% May
21
■
.37%
26
,19% Apr 27
29
6
.
22
31
45% Jan
23
Apr
20
30
69% May 25
*5% Nov 14
3
14% Jan
Dec
11% Nov
18
79% Jan
5
i'
1.8
Apr
55% Sep
26
19
108
Jun
7
24
Jan
7
30% Sep
6
21
Mar 14
40 Va Dec
22
29% Jan
4
8% Jan
112
18
13 Va Oct
55% Jan
94
27
37% Jan
Dec
102
Jan
7% Jan
100
6
Mar 11
36% Dec
22
20
-
Dec
13%-Nov
Nov
64% Dec
34
21/
.
18
104
Va Jan
75
21.
3
Feb
-
8% Dec
43
Nov
20
Apr
4
17% July 21
37% Mar 14
66
Dec
30
t
i
12% Mar 16
28
57% Apr
86 % Jun
12
16
51% Jan
99
,
Aug 29
5%
17 Va Mar 22
16
61
113
Feb
35
19
43
Aug
Oct
1
41 %
8
8
9
19% Nov
28
Vi Dec
20
14 % Mar
54% Dec
18
77% July 19
10
10
43% Jan
7
5 % Rep
57% Nov
Sep
13
14
27% Feb
Oct
28
7
44'A Dec
20
2 % Sep
28
18
54 % Jan
9
34
104
Dec
6
109
Feb
29% July 19
6% May 17
6% Jan
5
68
Feb
16
9% Feb
25
3
10% Mar 23
94
Century
Cerro
6
17
21% Jan
56% Sep
100
18
Oct
Dec
1
45
Industries
de
21
108
Jan
Pasco
6% Nov
23
53% Jan
3
14
96 % Jan
9
Feb
20
7;
18
28% Feb
17
27
Dec
9
22% Oct
1
44% Dec
5
37
9
50
36% Jan
19
15% Jan
6
20% Oct
9
24 % Jan
27
Feb
37% Nov
29
29
14% Jan
21
30 % Dec
13
48
6
1
Dec
53% Mar
May 28
21% Nov 21
27% Nov
30
42% Dec
14
14% July 27
30
44% Jan
19
30
35% Dec
20
59
Aug 29
101% Nov 16
4
5
51% Feb
9
69
60
1
87
Jun
5%
23% Jan
17
Aug
29% July 15
104% May
9
37% Dec 30
4
36% Dec
30
42% Aug 23
45% Mar 14
12
Nov
62% Sep
1
101% Apr
50% Feb
11
30
-17% Jan
107
14% May 22
12% Oct 26
Va Mar
19% Jan
27
191
92
73
42 % Aug
20% Oct
78
18
26
98
10
80% May
' 7
14
2
23
IS
145
July 11
Sep 15
1,160
62% Jan
14
6
45
Mar 14
Jam
45% Dec
6
95% Mar
21% Jun
33% Sep
49% Dec
•
■
16
59
Jan
Jan
63
-i 4
3
20
13
30
Nov
127% Sep
17
5
20
78% Aug 15
3 Va Jan 16
141
15
125
20
Jan
101%
88%
89'A
94
94
88
40% Nov
C
'', 65%
64%
65 Va
64%
65%
5,000
37%
37 Va
37%
37 Va
37'/a
5,600
18%
17%
17%
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17%
600
20% ;i20%
8%
8%
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20%
20%
20%
1,900
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17%
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20%
20%
8%
8%
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44
44
83
83
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84
15%
15%
15%
54%
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29%
55
35%
35%
36
35 %
35
35%
29
$4.50
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8%
55%
.
13
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4%
47
50 % July 30
Dec
Nov
11
3
30
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-
8
34
15% Mar 14
17% Feb
23
23% Nov
15% May 28
23
27% Dec
22
18
Nov
May 27
85'A Feb
4
78
Aug 23
10%
10%
10%
41%
41%
44%
2%
66
66%
67
67
16
4
9
9%
9%
9%
8%
8%
8%
8%
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30%
30%
30Va
66%
67 Va
67%
67%
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110%
22%
22%
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22
22
30
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30
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30
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>106
108
ZZ_1
DeTso
26 Va
39%
40
x39%
38 'A
3 8'A
x37%
17
No par
17 Va
100
59%
No par
com
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25%
23 Va
25%
37%
38 %
37%
37 Va
37%
16%
17
16%
16%
59%
60%
59 Va
60
1,800
22%
23%
23%
24%
8,700
30%
31 Va
31%
31%
8,300
72
72'A
35 Va
71%
71%
71%
72%
72
35%
72%
36 %
3,500
35%
36%
36%
35 Va
35%
35%
35%
14%
26,300
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14%
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13
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59
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72
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72
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90%
91%
90 VA
90 VA-
91%
90
90
50%
50%
51
50%
51'A
50%
51
50%
40
50 Va
3,100
41
40%
41
39%
40 Va
39%
40%
39%
40%
16,800
No par '
68
68%
5
13%
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-
5
preferred
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19
94%
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94 Va
Va
58 V4
57%
>
207
a
99%
88%
58
178
88
39 %
101
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207
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38%
39
100
40
40
39%
40
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19
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66%
66%
66%
71%
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67%
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2 Va
40%
40%
100
132
100
2
134
preferred_100
108
No par
4
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99%
775
par
71 %
Jan
7
7% May lo
46% Jun
108
Jan
l
11
106% Aug 17
101% Oct 28
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42
42%-/
76
76
76
14%
14Vi
14%
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34%
35'A
34 Va
35
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com
series
B
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55
55
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100
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54
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pfd
48
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4
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33%
cunnil
33
16%
17
16%:
18 Va
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;
18%
Consolidated
Cigar
Consolidated
Dec
14
49% Mar 22
Consol Edison
111% Aug 16
44% Jan 24
100
Nov
29
110% July 17
$5
26% Oct
1
36 Va Mar 12
Consol
19
18% May
44
Consol
1% Sep
RR
28
14% Jan
9
5
10'A Jan
9
18
4
92
Dec
19
1
93
Dec
18
109% Feb
1
$4.52
86'A Dec
19
103 Va Jan
4
$4.16
109% Jun
104
Dec
28
Jan
3
101% Mar
27 Va Jan
18% Nov
7
6
13
97% Aug 11
105 % Jan
10
41% Sep
88
Dec
27
19
104%
65
66 %
65 Va
.
120
66 Va
5,900
2 Va
2%
5,300
40%
40%
1,600
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134%
134
134
100lA
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105
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99:,/«
98
%
105
98 Va
99
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42
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2
40%
l.OOOf
71%
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134
99%
260
100
11,700
1,000
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42 '/a
41%
42
75
75
77
77%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
6,400
34%
32%
33%
33
33%
44,900
75
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48
40
57
54
48%
48%
48
Va
20,100
500
48 Va
300
39
39
650
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57
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57
50
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54
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53
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40
101
33%
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33%
33%
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33%
16%
17
16%
17
16%
17
47,800
18%
18 3
18
5,800
14%
14%
1
5
79%
79%
46 Va
46%
46
47
6,200
29%
29%
29%
29 Va
29%
6,600
30%
27,600
30%
31 Va.
29%
30%
46'A
46%
46%
47
46%
47
17%
17 Va
17%
17
17%;
17%
17%
13,000
39%
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29
19,400
;
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%
101%
5 Va
5 Va
14%
14:%
14»A
15%
15 Va
15%
35%
36 Va
36%
17%
17 Va
17%
6,900
44%
44
44%
44
44%
19,700
102
44
10
Inc
Inc
102%
29'a
303a
30%
30 Va
30 Va
30%
6,500
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
3,200
39'A
*39
2
1
-
15%
2
preferred
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93'A
preferred
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15 %
39%
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40
1%
1%
15%
39%
1%
4%
5
44%
44%
44
95 Va
93
94
92
93 %
95
92
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87
87
88
86 Va
86%
5
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94
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88
15'%
40
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5 l/a
43%
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39%
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41
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39%
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44%
15%
39 Va
15%
39 Va
41
5%
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103
102 Va
30%
15%
103%
441/4
preferred
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102%
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15%
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1,200
30
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10,300
800
17%
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13,000
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Corp
3,600
14%
14
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14%
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100%
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44
A
38%
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5%
36 Va
3
15%
37
14;%
39
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17%
15'A
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5,700
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11,700
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101
34 "2
33%
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36%
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Va
15%
39 Va
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40
1%
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1,300
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a
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45 %
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94
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41
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86
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110
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23
104
Sep
Jan
18
11
Common
4%
1
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preferred
8
28 % Nov
28
36% Jan
18
July
5
99 % Dec
21
106% Jan
20
39 V, Feb
109
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2'A
40%
134%
•
of Cuba
Consumers
$4.50
67
Va
No par
Ind Corp
Foods Corp
Consolidated
19
39%
101
5%
Corp_:
Consolidated Laundries
43% July 25
Jan
112
25
100
No par
Electronics
4% Dec
Mar
1
preferred
43 % Dec
5,700
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Consolidated
3
112
1
10
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
15% Dec
51% Mar 13
Inc
Co
u_lo
15
14
19
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18%
Corp
12
27
18%
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17
preferred
23'A Mar 19
Container
100 % Jan
Co
Publishing Co,
22% Jan
Jan
18%
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34
33M{,
No par
common
Carbon
4Z% Nov
11
18%
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.
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34
80
Mills
14% Dec
A
75
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34
18%
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53 Va Nov
19
32%
56%
54
530
40
14%
39%
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41%
47%
39%
...
33 %
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21
16
99%
134 Va
/
..
33%
5
30 Va Mar 26
26
39%
98 Va
99
98
40
2
//
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44
Nov
•
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66%
42 %
2.50
17 'A Dec
21% Apr
88%
39%
System—,
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207
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-
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cumulative preferred.No par
4.64%
Conue
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39 %
'
14%
'
5,400
3,000
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>750
76
Commonwealth Edison Co
6
8% Mur 16
58
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;
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2,100
71%
99
10
-
19'A
94%
57%
29%
5,200
.
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1,000
41%
18%
100 V4
No par
com
39%
39%
*93
58%
104
71%
99%
*750
1,000
Va
19,200
14%
39
40'A
V
108
99%
*
19
380
68 V8
14 Va
*99%
38%
5,300
v:
18%
;
134
*100
99%
*70
40%
132%
99
67%
%
88%
*80
-
68'A
104
207
*178
Va*
K
94 %
57%
39%,
■
39%
2 '/a
40%
88
Va
99
*70
18%
*93
207
*80
1
38%
.
58%
*178
Va
39%
99%
39
26'A
14
*99%
19'A
*93
94
No par
(The)
;
19'A
38%
No par
14
''
38%
/
67%
,14 Va
*99% 104
19
stock—50
com
26%
*90
67%
14
1
38%
*80
-
1
Co
67 Va
14
102
gtd-x— 5o
4%
2nd
68
13%
*99%
19%
57%
No par
Pitts RR 7%
..
39
>178
100
coin
67'A
13%
104
.
38%
*93
100
15
Ry Co
26 %
19%
No par
„
26 Va
*47
$4.25
44% Mar 19
15% May 28
34% Jan .10
58,400
90'A
50
Columbia
Jan
13,
21% Mar 20
23
26 Va
30
72
70%
71%
300
59
26%
Co
1
3
26 Va
70%
*57
49J/a
10
18
Mar 16
72'A
12%
60 Va
*57
90'A
100
52% Aug
33
12%
;
10
common
23% Sep
36 % Jan
39,800
100
34% Nov
10
16%
31%
72
17%
19
1,100
16%
23 Va
71
31
31% Oct
1,300
60 Va
46
10
38%
37%
30%
18%
20% Nov
38
37%
*13%
Columbia Gas System Inc
3
9
9,000
22%
31%
17
1,000
25%
59%
46 Va
18% Feb
"
30
60%
17%
5
22'A
25'A
31 Va '
46
7
25%
107%
23%
30%
23% Jan
f
*105
37'A
Solvents
?5% Jan
109
>106
par
A
Jan
■
110'A
31
4%
54
18
11,500
10,400
23%.
5
'
100
B
19
600
66 %
31 Va
31
100
Class
27
8%
30%
66%
No par
preferred
Class
Nov
8%
30%
67%
24
100
& Southern Ry com
noncumiilative 1st. pfd
19
15 Va Dec
8 Va
30%,
Va
17%
4%
58
101% Dec
8
66%
39
Engineering
23
9,500
30
39
Credit
29
290
I
8%
37%
*•59%
10%
12,900
67%
40
Commercial
20
10 Va
8,700
94
43%
9%
-
25%
Commercial
Nov
9%
94
43%
'
44
25%
30 Va
4% Nov
95
■
30%
>106
47
38% Dec
35%
95
43%
25%
29%
1
•V35
A
Va
9%
8JA
46
16'/a Nov 21
44
67%
29%
20
95
*30
25%
17
59%
35 Va*
-
3'A
9%
47
5
1,200
Electric—
Alkinan
19.
,
95
l 25
com
preferred
5%%
17% Aug 16
26% Jan
3
84% Jan
35
44%
Colorado
18
Va Dec
36
95'A
43%
29 Va
Jan
34%
35%
95%
45%
108
34%
36%
No par
*
7,600
67%
44%
Combustion
6
6,000
3
66%
96'A
Columbus St Southern Ohio Elec—5
7
66 Va
66
35%
Columbian
lo
2%
44
31% Dec
12% Jan
67
3
9 '3%
x
Apr 12
36% Mar 22
27% Feb
300
10%
*41 Va
2%
65%
23
45% Jan
12,400
10%
25
14
11,800
41%
24% Sep
44% Oct
11
55 Va
2%
44'A Nov
24% Jan
54%
10'A
28 % Nov
25% May 26
300
55%
55
41%
2%
2
28
8%
2,800
;
17%
10%
17
20% Oct
13,900
*8'/a
*17
2%
34 Va Aug
100
35%
8%
10'A
52 % Jun
11
34%
17%
8'%
90
41% * 41%
11
20
1,200
3
28% Mar 15
8% Jan
34%
10 Va
—L-i
Colorado Fuel St
9(
34'A Dec
<-
34%
35 Va
"*
41%
A
guaranteed
Columbia
28
18
35
17%
8%
55 %
30
••;
St
Colgate-Palmolive
51 '/a Mar 12
66% Apr
59% Feb
28
14
1,000
99 Va
2%
!
Internat'l
10
22% Jun
Nov
54%:
99 Va
29%
No par
Co
35% Dec
22% Jun
7% Oct
*54
;
cumulative
27% May 28
21
17
■'
-
29%
34%
A
18
8%
55
54
100
35
35
*17%
„/
99'/a
29%
Oil
Coca-Cola
2
$3.50
22
47% Jan
54
900
200
.
3,700
25
Gas
St
Collins &
Apr
38% Mar 14
15%
10%
Corp
9
Apr
9
15%
,
41 %
30
Cluelt Peabody St Co
7%
preferred _w—'
9'
31
16
15%
15%
4,400
*
1
Climax Molybdenum
Clopay
5
32
57% Jun
83
ZZl
_
Corporation.,
94% Mar
7
26% Feb
8%
43%
83..
' 35 Va
35
17%
8%
preferred
23 Va Jan
11
6
8%
43%
,
No par
Cab-
St Louis
62% Jan
36% Dec
25
8 Va
83
29 %:
35%
•
260
,■
44%
100 Va
29%
36 %
35
104
*82
54'/a'
*53 Va
-
8%
104
*43%
15%
>100
29%
""
105
.
43%'
<
15%
lOOVa
29%
105
39.200
15%
,
83'/a
43%
*82
15%
55
100%
";'■•
>-
-15%.
'
-
100
.
65%
37 Va
29%
9,200
/
.
103%
66
*100
.
95%.
103%
17%
54%
15
89
•94
350
.
103 Va
37%
8%
88%
.
15%
;
100
101 %
15%
22%
series
Equipment
C St
19
54% Nov
19 Va Jan
89 Va.
96
65%
*29
convertible
21'
Dec
13% Nov
Mar 29
46% Feb
v»
100
no
2G.000
.
15%
%
*22
Ceca-Cola
23% Oct
44 % Oct
101 Va
102
*94
17%
preferred
Cleviie
5
131 % Mar
54
14
15%
54%
preferred
Special
13
Jan
98% Dec
75
13%
89%
8%
ZZZZZ
Co
'■
' r
:
Cleveland
3 •'
50% Jan
22% Oct
77
V
10
24% Jan
Nov
75
May 27
67% May 27
6
56
8
Dec
6
Jan
Jun
Jan
Jan
100
13%
96'A
56%
5% noncumvilaUve prefer.red__100
Cleveland
Elec Ilium com
15
6
80'A
2
111% Jan
'-i
Clark
C
15
Jan
45
39
14
13%
18'A
RR com__No par
Cotton
Copper
4%%.
13
:
19
60
Aug 26
17% Jan
18
22%
102
>
*8%
Inc—
City Products Corp—
City Stores Co; common
Mar 26
Aug 26
148% Mar
6
Jan
43 Va Jun
111
23'
Apr-; 7
122
90
70% Apr
39% Dec
4
9
21
Dec
49
.
103
"
% Dec
44%,
22%
Corp—
Western
YelloW
5%%
Jan
3
75 Va July 18
196
May 28
30
34'A Jan
18
109
16
89% Nov
4
100% Mar
50% May
Oct
6
25% Feb
4
18
Nov 20.
46% May 24
Sep 13
45 % May 12
11
93
Jan
41
111
44%
14'/a
37% "v''
"45
V
57%
•
44%
20 Va
■
7,900
58
22 Va
102%
66
37
58
57
15%
103
1
6,100
44%
*17%
:
50
City Investing Co
3
185
89%
7,300
64
13%
102%
•94
15% "vJ
23'A
63%
*22'A
'
90
22%
64%
22%
14
101 %
23 »/a
*22%
,
55%
Cities Service Co_
29[
23 Va Jan
23
102
-
310
22%
45
Va
105
'63%
57% "58%
*44
22%
•
No par
Cincinnati Milling Macli Co
C I T Financial
Corp
x.
20% Mar 29
27
202 % Sep
103
Oct
17
Apr
30
18% Sep
21
13%
102 %
53%
44 Va
,
>103
No par
North
Chickasha
4%
July 17
25
39% Mar 14
990
12% Jan
73 Va
42% Jun
4
2% Jan
23
104 % Jan
Oct
58 Va
0
Inc___
Western
Common
6,
2
11
133% Jan
Jan
47% Jan
9
17
65% Oct
20
Jan
Aug 30
Jan
39% Dec
Nov
Oct
64%.
104%
17,800
•
102% Apr
4
55'A July 10
30
,
62'A
44 Va
96%
66
100
Co__ZZZZZZ
preferred
Chicago
v
% 29% July 10
3
3
102
25
*
22%
*22%
13%
15%
104
62%
22%
89%
105
23 Va
45%
*94
*103
23
61%
58%
44%
104 Va
22%
>
62
•22
par
Chrysler Corp
10
115
-
4q
Chile
15
33 Va May 31
108
Dec
'
FelTli
Jan
3
24% Oct 25
37'A Jan
54
23%
V 58
1
comZZNo
(The)
1:
Nov
26
Jan
23
61
fi
„
Manufacturing
3
Jan
•40% Feb
Sep 27
94
1
•22%
101 %
,
Cincinnati
87
2,700
103
101%
13%
Chicago Pneumatic Tool com
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No
.
100
102
23%
ZlO
preferred
/Chic &
43% Mar
10% Jan
A
Great
5%
75 'A Dec
12% Nov
7
Co
Chic Mllw St Paul St Pac
5% series A' nonciim pfd
46% Feb
9% Feb
18
6
31% Feb
16
42% Dec
Jan
Chic
71'A Jan
19
1
23%
10
—
Cab
Class
26% Jan
39% Jan
23%
,
25%
ZZZZlO
Chicago Corp
27
41% Jan
16% Nov
55 %
23%
ZZlOO
Products
Chicago & East 111
5;
Apr
29% Jun
Sep ; 1
24
Chemway Corp
j
Chesapeake Corp of Va_ZZZZZZ
Z5
Chesapeake St Ohio Ry common
25
3%% convertible preferred—100
16
43% July 26
30% Jan
29
Checker
21
31% Apr
27% Apr
18
74 %
23%
No par
com
$4.50 preferred—..
-Chance Vouglrt Aircraft
12
69 % Nov
26
16
6,900
24
12 50
Co____
Gotham
Common
109% Nov 21
Jan
45% Feb
41%
24
50
Chain Belt Co
12'/a May
4
10 Va Apr 13
44% July 19
29
16
22
41%
24
ZZ_1
Corp__
Aircraft
Chadbourn
8
45% Dec
3
20% Sep
33% Jan
66 Va Jan
Cessna
3
Aug
27% Mar 25
36% Mar 25
28
24
Ex-distribution
21
75 Va May
31% May 24,
7
Aug 17
Va Jan
24%
42
Champion Paper & Fibre CoOct
29% Nov
42% Jan
93 Va Jan
4
25
41%
—■
Certain-Teed
4
ZZ
preferred series B_
4
July 27
33
13% Jun
24%
42%
Va % preferred •
100
Central Illinois Public Service
_lo
Central RR Co of N J__
ZZ„50
Central & South West
Corp
■
5
Central Violeta Sugar Co—
9 5ft
July 24
Nov
25%,
41%
par
1
23
32
25
41%
Central Hudson Gas & Elec—No
p».r
Central Illinois Light com
No
Aug 14
27% Jan
25%
40 Va
5
-common
Sugar
Shares
25 V4
joo
Central Foundry Co
Central of Georgia Ry
13
9
15% Oct
:
„
Agulrre
the Week
Dec. 21
41%
2nd
Central
Friday
Dec. 20
25%
•
16
81'A Feb
preferred
Sales fer
Thursday
40%
preferred
__100
4%% conv preferred series A.10O
Celotex Corp common
__j
5%
preferred
ZZZZZZ20
22:
21% Nov
'
•
v
3
7%
-;7%
13
Jun
Co.;
Preferred 4.20%
Celanese* Corp -of. Amer
ar
-Jan
-
PRICKS
Dec. 19
5
Co
common...
Caterpillar Tractor
27
47 Ya May
14
10
:
BALK
Wednesday
25
-
5
•
Feb
Steel
Corp
Tuesday
Dec. 18
i
4%%
preferred
series
Carriers'& General Corp__
Case .(J I) Co common
9 /
Jan
21
119.
14
17
Carrier
95% July 18
23
Feb
.
Carpenter
5
119 'A Jan
21,
17% Dec
20 i
% Jan
(The)
"
y
-
(Philip) Mfg Co__ ZZZ—ZZZlO
Carolina: Clinchfield & Ohio
Ry 100
Carolina Power & Light
No par
2
64% Dec
Inc
Monday
Dec. 17
Pot
Carey
9 /
24 Va Ailg 16
.
23
11
Mar
Airlines
Carborundum
62% May 16
53 % Jan 26 J
9
19
-■
11 % May 28
5
„
18% Jan
18% Dec
Nov
20% Jan
3
.26% Jan
130; July 20
83
July 26
29
72% Dec
,61% Dec
10
114% Nov
Mar
127% Aug:/3
45
May 16
102% Feb
8
27
t2
7
-19% Dec
/ 53%
2
Capital
.
V« Mar 20;
27% Apr
20
,23% July
16
17% May 16
13%
.
49% Nov
1
45 ye Aug 17
29
18
64% Feb
18
STOCK
EXCHANGE *
41 % Feb
Nov
26 Va Jan
■
12
LOW AND HIGH
NEW YORK
Highest
31 Va Jan
22
121
Mar 15
I.Awest
*
42'A Dec
30'/■ Mar 14
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1955
10
jun
I
56% Aug
3
84 "A Dec
21
102% Mar
5
S't 75
Ill % Dec
12
117% Nov
5
$4.50
Continental
$5 50
Can
preferred
conv
2nd
19%
*85
100
Baking
Co
com
preferred
Continental
.5
5
No par
Inc
com
10
t
29%
*99'/a
46%
20 Vs
S5
29%
100'A
47%
No pa*
*90
92
preferred-—.*100
114
114
__
19%
*85
29 Va
20
95
29%
19%
38
29%
100
19%
88
29%
100
100'A
100'A
46%
47 Va
46 Va
46%
90 Va
88
90
*90
*113'A
115
113%
113%
19%
19%.
19%
18%
10,200
90
200
29%
30
29%
30
5,100
99%
99%
99 Va
99%
46%
46%
46 Va
47
86
84 %
84 %
113
*112%
*80
*84
*112%
90
*88
115
480
17,200
150
200
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NEW
STOCK
YORK
Range f«r freviena
Range Since Jan. 1
-
Highest
Lowest
Lowest
NEW
Hlgbeat
May 12
19% Apr
6
8% Dec
2
YORK
STOCR
12% Feb
14% Feb
16% Oct
22
15
28% Oct
19
Sep
20
Continental
Insurance
6
58% Apr
9% Jan
9
5% Dec
8
14
22% Feb
23
23% Nov 25
" 14% Nov
11
Continental
Motors
Jan
23
5%
convertible
Dec
14
44% Nov
25
34% Jun
1
Aug 10
45% Nov 15
25 %. Jan
23
57% Nov
Cooper-Bessemer
41; Dec
20
70
21% Mar 29
48% Apr 14
2
52% Sep 19
28% July 27
53
July 6
24% Jan
23
33% Dec
14
49% Apr
26
52
Jan
31
50% Jan
58
54% Jan
31
66
Dec
13
18
35% May 18
6
105
94
Sep
138
Continental Oil
13
Mar 20
July 27
July 19
37% Nov 30
23
54
Mar 14
73*54
60% Nov 29
87% Apr
Cooper
May 23
90
7
99
Jan
Apr 29
99
Jart
24
100
26
102
14
Dec
Dec
6
94% Jun
30% May
2
27% Jan
20
175% Dec
28
183% July
6
152% Dec
7
5
Jan
7
7Vb Aug
1
2
Jan
6
2% Feb
18
-40% Mar 12
5
28
98
Jan
26
J
20
34% Oct
11
95% Jan 24
7
28% Jan
48% Jan
Oct
26
5
5 %
33
28
180 % Mar
30
Sep
2% Dec
Range
30
55% Nov
30
59% Dec
Dec
107 :
3
May 29
28% Oct
30% Jan
3
Dec
4
22
13,900
5%
127 %
49,500
6
128
5,700
126 J/4
127V4
4274
4274
41%
,42 '/4(
41%
42
49
49*%; .T
48%
4974v
49
50%
49%
5174-
42%
44
4i*%
43
42
42 74
41
-
42%
41%
43 %
33
33 74
33
33% '
32%
32%
"32 74
32%
*50%
52
./
;
■
.
5
63
23%
23 74
23 3%
08%
7074
68%
69%
67%
69
Corp
International Corp
3%%
-
>90
Cream
156 7
:
Dec
13
6
18% Mar 29
104
8
Jan
19
23
*
21 %
Feb
2
74% Dec
10
.41%
.
42'A
i
-
2,300
*
9,900
13,400
-
$4.20
26
15
67% Jan
77« Nov
16
31% 'Dec
20
40
4
31
9% Jan
11
6% Jan
52% May 23
67% Feb
23
52% Oct
19% Dec
20
16% Jan
6
30% Nov
30
26% Jan
23
31
6
36% NOV
18
33% Feb
14
53
Oct
22
47
J/2 Oct
Mar 17
79
Feb
9
Nov
65
Nov
56 J/2 Nov
55%
21%
12,800
230
158
21%
16,200
57 B
5%
5%
5%
2%
2%
2'A
1,600
33 %
-
33%
33%
33%
11,600
81
*79
14
81
*79
29%
28%
29%
14%
3,500
14%
100
29'A
900
15%
6,600
13 74 l
12'%
12%'
12 >
12%
12%
12%
11,200
2974 y;
29 74
29%
29
29 %
29%
29%
1,500
55'%
54
5574
54%
55%
5374
5474
11,500
92
9274'
14*4
5674
,
14*%
25
20
14%
'
92%
92'/a
350
72 J/4
73%
16,900
19%
19 '/a
500
22
2174
2374
24,700
11%
11%
11%
19,700
75-%
7-3%
74
94
*92
72%
73%
19%
19%
21%-
21%
11 38
72%
1
11%
74
73%
*191%
20
.21%
19'%
19%
6
21%
2174
21% i:
10%
-
10%
10%
ii'%
"
74 74
*74
8
8
74
8%
20'4
20'4
*54%
55'4
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preferred
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29
91
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—'
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28
1
1
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19
49% Nov
21
295'a
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Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
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79
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Cuneo Press Inc
•
79
29 >4
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9% Sep 14
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3.
34 74
2.50
common
preferred
4 % %
33%
-
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156%
2 7-4
8174
— —
.
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pfd
Cuban-American Sugar
13
2 J/4
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new
&
Cuba RR 6%
7
84 % Aug 20
3
10% Jan
*5%
34 74
12,000
91
v
21%
2174
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34
69%
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156
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5,600
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52
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37% Aug 19
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213 4
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>.
97%
156
156%
67
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52
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2974 * /
287-2
4
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:
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;
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3
23% JUly 25
23% Dec 21
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7% Jan 10
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-
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29
28'2
25
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of
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preferred
23
Apr
.33 7-4'
52
50% Nov
69 y8
.,32'%
23%
29
Jun
Jan
4574
5074
*66
$2 preferred
Crown
Zellerbach
92
6% Oct
200
44%
;
42%...
*50%
35% Feb
14
14% Sep
2574
42 3 b
23:%
7
46
73% Apr
-25%
127%: 128%
128'4:
127
8,500
14 74
6
6774
28% Dec
3
3
5%
52
Crown
9
Feb
%
6
6
/
45
23
16
7
8% Mar 14
12874
674 <
44%
*66
18% Feb 28
20% Mar
59
: 6
4
*50%
19
May
57% Dec
31 % Mar 29
6%
45!
4334
44%
1
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11
9
9% May
127 '2
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14%
s
25%
.>24%
25'%'
i*24*4
25% *
147
14%
5
series
6%
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11% Dec
5
6:
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'
49%
Co
30
23
27
Jan
the Week
Friday ?
Dec. 21
5
Crane Co common
7
Sep
6%
Dec. SO
15
14%
50
Coty
42% Mar 26
97% Mar
12% Not
13% Jan
8
Corning Glass Works common
5
3 % % preferred
100
Cum pfd 3%% series of 1947—100
Corn Products Refining common-10
7% preferred
100
Cosden
Petroleum Corp
1
Coty Inc
1
23% Aug 27
6% Jan
3
-
4
32% Jan
102
Sales tar
'•
Thursday
14
Corp
Corp
14V« Dec
33% Dec
*24-74 "
45
5*8
15'
14%
25%
44
1
Delaware
"
50
Cornell
5
79 \;Dec: 18.
.;
Sep 13
22 74 Sep
37% Sep
13% Mar 30
-_5
—
15
»24%
*
98% Nov 15
33
PRICES
>
'
Preferred
25
32% Feb
12
Dec. 19
Steel Co common
Convertible pref 5% series
19
95% Jan
of
v
25
Copperweld
5
Jun
SALE
Wednesday
"
29
.
preferred
Continental Steel
28
24
14'4
Cop &, Steel Ind eon—2
2574 Mar 14
Jan
HIGH
AND
Dec. 18
17
Dec.
Monday, December 24, 1956
.
RECORD
Toesday
Monday
Par
.
-
Continental
20% Jan
70
STOCK
LOW
EXCHANGE
43
10
EXCHANGE
STOCKS
leaf 1955
.
47
46%
61
61
400
47
61
61
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14,200
1.900
V.
•
%
43 J/2 Jan
6
53 % Dec
917* Sep
30
95
1374 Nov
<30
16% Oct
474 Mpy 12
11% Oct
28
23
Jan
6
42
J/4 Jan
17
'
13% July
32% Mar
1
96
28.
24
18
7672 Dec
19.
97
May 11
83
81
Dec
95% Feb
14
100 J/2 Nov
17% Jan
17
2874 Dec
1474 Jan
6
12-
•
series A
100
*76
3.75%
series
B
100
*80
Preferred
3.90%
C
series
100
3.
Deere
35% Feb
6
7%
&
Co
"
Delaware
&
25% Apr
jl
18'A Sep
10
27
Delaware
Lack
36% Jun
8
47
July 25
Delaware
Power &
43% Sep
16
3B74Jan
23
48
May 14
2674 Feb
9
43 J/4 Dec
12
De
40
11
42% Feb 28
32
Dec
20
Devoe
4
60% Dec
7
40 J/2 Sep 19
43 J/2 Jan 31
60% Aug
13
Diamond
Alkali
6
3174 Nov
23
4V/« Api
35 J/4 Jan
0
Diamond
Match
Raynolds
37 J/4 Jan
28
31 »/4 Nov
27
2 2 74 Nov
30
17y4 Jun
15
23J/a Oct
19
7
1374 Jan
3
16% Feb
23
Diana
cumulative
9
May 25
13% Aug 27
49
Nov
29
61
60Aug 17
26
79
Dixie Oup Co
Apr 29
62
Dec
12
75
38% July 25
15% Jan
3
27
Dec
18
10
4374
36
MarTi"
7*. Jan
17
Dec
7
12 «/2 Nov
29
May 28
18 "/a Dec
60% Dec 30
54% Dec 27
3
74 Sep
10% Dec
12
2474 Jan
21
14
7% Oct
26
12 J/4 Mar
Apr
16
82% July
99
Dec
50
20
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28%
28%
28 Vu
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25' -'
2574'".
25
2574'
24%
2574
24 74
2574
24,100
45
45
45
45%
4574
4 5'/a
2,400
39%
39*8
397/2
39*/a
39%
40
37%
37%
37%
37%
2493/4 July
21
Dover
Dow
5
18
Dec
16% Nov
23
213/8 Feb
3
10'/2 Jun
14
4
6% Oct
1
12% May 23
11% Jan 17
Nov
54
4
53% Mar 30
Nov
17 y8 Nov
9
17
46
Dec
6
441/2 Dec 19
47
Nov
14
14% Jun
5
•
36 y. Feb
17
4874 Dec
Jun
23
43% Feb
14
21
21% Jan
26 % Nov
18
28
34% Deo
14
29 '/a Jan
87% Nov 15
23
57 74 Aug
8
3774 Apr 19
54% Dec 17
75% Jan
23
87 ?4 Dec
12
100% July 17
8774 Dec 12
18
170
6
175
Jan
3l~
6174 Nov 30
35% July 29
99
Nov
4
150
Dec
5174 Jan
23
66
Oct
29
2274 Nov 30
30
Jan
3
94
Jan
10
50
Jan
3
74
Dec
17
52
Sep 29
Sep 14
1574 May 18
351/2 Nov 26
107.
May 27
90
35% Mar 14
3% Nov 10
53-
27% Feb
3
23 y4 Feb
15
Aug
2
5% Feb 10
3474 Feb 23
12
Airlines Inc
Corp
Eastern
Stainless Steel
When
6%
0
11% Oct
31
2874 Jan
6
96
Feb
25% Apr
20 Ya Jan
76
2
;
4
18
Jan
11
60 74 Oct
4
r
5474 Apr 11
13
20
117-8 Dec
12
21% Jan
20
17% Mar 20
34% Dec 13
12
50
Jan
30
5%
10
57 J/4 Dec
13
5%
Apr
5
60% Nov
9
25 74 Oct
31
12
Feb~21
100'
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8
5
28% Sep 23
24% Apr 20
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7%
7 J/2
87% Oct 31
73
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ppp
8
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14
34
47'%
14%
17,800
185%
187%
105 74
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104%
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83%
83%
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4074
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186
188%
104
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46
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50
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52 34"
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13,700
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23
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16,700
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29%
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33 J/4
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1,500
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3474
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v
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150
153
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54%
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84
85
18.000
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20
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8.50
2774
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27%
27%
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27%
27%
27'%
27
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27%
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19%
20
19%
20%
19%
20
19%
20
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20 »/4
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72
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72
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72
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61
59
59
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Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
11%
34
88
1
2974
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1174
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.
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52'%
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21%
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36
98
20
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28 VB
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800
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50
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28
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54%
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-
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47 »/2
48'%
48
'43
48
48
51%
28
40'%
conv
Emerson
53 74
-
-
-
-
32%
preferred
Paso
-
4074
National Watch Co
Emerson
■
32%
9
2
467a
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10
3274 Aug
July 18
43%
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11
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45v
43
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5
71
45
100
2.50
100
1
...
98
86
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84
35741
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J/2
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10%
7 »/4
103 72
357-b
59 J/4 r
23
7
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7%
188
23%
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4,% preferred
lOp
12
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2374
9
Dec
10%
7'/e
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1
85
59%
27
58
104
84%
59 J/4
34% Mar
2374 Mar 29
*10'/2
7%
3514
19174
103%
23
21 '/a Nov
12
18974
86
10%
7%
7%*:
58%
1
1934 Dec
70
Dec
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10%"
23
20
2574 Jan
•
10
21
Jan
5,700
10%
49
674 Dec
Nov
20,400
16%
47
31% Oct
87
34,800
4974
47
30% Sep
1374 Jan
3
6874
16%
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19% Dec
16%
35% Dec
16,800
68'/a
49
*44
2
preferred
—
Products Co common
preferred
Elastic Stop Nut Co
4'%%
34
43
23%
68%
lac common—1
Bros Stores
474%
45 J/4 Nov
4474 Feb
17
231/4
67%
98
16%
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100
l$co
3
Apr
23 74
69%
98
50
i 40 %
10
—
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14
47
22%
68%
16%"
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5
Corp
common
preferred
Eaton Manufacturing Co
Jan
17
22% "2374
"
49
35%
L:--w
&
53
39% Jan
Co
issued
Auto-Lite
31% Feb
Feb 2fl
Kodak
Eastman
Electric
3
12,400
99
•
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17
-
69 74v
...
16%'
35 >4
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•
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3
28
6,600
49%
85 J/2
10
Eastern
5
4774 Dec
1,000
13
89%
772
•
a
Eastern
18
2074 Oct
5 8 J/4 Feb
Corp
4% Jan
43% Nov
12%
88%
16%
50
Eagle-Plcher Co
-
10%
12%
8974
1 0 %
—_50
21% Dec
Nov
ioy4
10'A
12%
87%
12%
%
89
48%
50
preferred
41% Jan
25
IO1/4
"10 74
-
5,000
'
"•;
30
22 J/8 Feb
J/4
12%
16%
43
16 J/4 Jan
6
10
88 74
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.
1,500
63
2774
27
27 J/2
23
48
44
32% Dec
1574 Jan
10%
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63
27
27%
49%
4374
3SV4 Nov 29
2% Nov 28
32
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2774
%
44
15
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63
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1674
50
Nov
106
10%
50
97
:
48 74
•
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5
Apr
10%
50
17 74
:
48
preferred
11
58
10*/B
5074
.
-
10
common
4% -preferred
4.20% preferred
17% Jan
32% Jun
10%
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68%
68%
96
10*8
49%
800
21%
21%
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-
issued"——-
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6
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20%
6874
5
$4.15
4.10%
6
2
-
4
6
10%
49%
*
12%
88 74
50
'<>'
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36
12%
87
preferred
24
Jan
103
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12%
90 %
$3.75
12
22
40 y4 Nov
*
'
29
3574 Jan
Mar 14
24 y« Mar 15
10%
1074
1
Feb
'
2,900
12%
50c
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6
Feb
54
4,900
'
27
52% Jan
31'4
88%
No par
(E 1) & Co—
18
•54
30%
No par
No par
191%
55
31'/8
63
104%
51% Sep
30%
27
104
51% July 22
50% Aug
9
3174
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187
53% Mar
1,000
30 %
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63
3072
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/
22 '/a
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31
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1
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11
32%
22 74
14
10%
series
18
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14
50
serieB
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32'A
227%
14 74
10%
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18
3274
22 "2
497-2
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Feb
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33
10%
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11,600
41
14 74
50%
3
50
6,100
32%
-
22','2
10%
99 74 Jan
21
57%
32 %
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1,100
3174
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50
1
20
39 % Dec
57'A
32%
r-
40
164,300
14%
31
83% Dec
43
9274 July 22
31 J'2
12
53
45
31 %
Apr
12
20
14
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>
33
22
14%
V
•
40
225/8 1
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22%
101-
48% Jan
Oct
32%
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38 % July 12
57'%
31%
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32%
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Preferred
20
40
57
58
32
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67
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44
163
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12
6
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Dresser
20
3
15
46% Jan
28
-
24%
2
common
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Douglas
du
157
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1
8474 Aug 11
33% Dec 29
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28 J/2
28%
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Pepper Co
Dome
14
33,000
29%
28 J/2
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9
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95% Sep
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57
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49% Jan 23
443/8 Nov
19
13
30%
28
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64% Apr 26
72 7/a
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28%
2
11% Jan 10
21
4,600
13%
28%
25
4
18% Mar 31
23%
1374
28 J/4
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11
9 3 74 Dec
231/4
23
30%
2
47 J/4 Oct
161
380
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31
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1
21
200
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Divco-Wayne
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:
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49
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83
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28
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1174 Oct
1374
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7
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85
82
4,600
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11
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81
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23
80
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1374 Jan
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3974 Apr
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13
1
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34 >4 Jan
30% Mar 14
28 'A
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85
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15
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6
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22
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.
12
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79
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66
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Decca Records Inc
2074 Jun
16
12%
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16% Mar 12
20
30
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99
80
12
.
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23%
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39% Sep 23
5
Nov
96
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95j/2 Mar
s
Sep 27
22
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54 7%
80
5
1
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Davega Stores Corp common
2.50
5%
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20
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10
Dayton Power & Light common
7
17-74 May 21
30% Dec
May 16
River
533 4
100
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Dan
6% May 21
Mar 14.
.
22
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13
4
21
Sep
44J/8 Jan
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2
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48
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93
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Volume
Number 5597
184
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(2749)
21
*
NEW
YORK STOCK
'
Range for Prevlens
-
'
Year 1955
.
"
I,* we at
Highest
L«WMt
20% Dec
4
6
20% Sep 13
15 V. Jan
20
72'% Dec 30
62% Jan
Oct
V13Mi Jan
26 Vi Sep
10
43
Highest
.
29
May 11
21 '
41% Dec
1
21% Feb
28
18 M» Apr
7
May 16
22% Mar 14
17% Mar
7
15% Nov
Ex-Cello Corp
3
30
25 Va Dec
7
21% Oct
16
68
74
1
68% Sep
20
.15
Sep
26 % Jan
25
Nov
47
Dec
/
-
10% :
11
12
12
20
12
Falataff Brewing Corp
3
43%
2
53 y2 Dec
17
7
19
,
9
62
Dec
53;
Dec
Jan
5
11
23
29% Feb
1
1 AVz Dec
4
9
5%
conv
6
38 ya Apr
26
39 Va Nov
17
124
22
27
35 Ya Jan
Jan
18
*
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83
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14
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19
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10
93
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27
Aug 1?
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14
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Fifth Avenue Coach Lines
Filtrol Corp i
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23
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66
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135
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66
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1
53
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29
30
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66
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7
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67% Dec
108
26
1,800
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18
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16
227 a
10 y4 Jan
>
29
100
17
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18
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10
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16
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*
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44 y4 Nov
93
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,
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Sugar Co
s
20
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3,700
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29
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•
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88
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16
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83 7-4
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11
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40 ya Jan
1574
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50
24
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17
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4
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Shares
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the Week
Dec. 21
3
10
12
Friday
Dec. 20
15
3
29
Thursday
89
15%
Sales fer
PRICES
15-Va Jan
57
41% Sep 27
'31% July 21
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Dec. 19
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31
8%. July 12
^
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Wednesday
18
26
45
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17
7
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July
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,
Mar 23
96
6
13% Dec
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Eversharp Inc
23
12 Ma Nov
.
Monday
EXCHANGE
20
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STOCK
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29 Va July 17
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EXCHANGE
STOCKS
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1 :•
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4 267V
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46
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64
63
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,
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-
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69% Sep 14
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13
105
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126
23
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30
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11
28
41
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109
-
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; 7% Sep
14
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&
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12
62
-
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10
13
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78
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14
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94
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9
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22
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111/4 Sep
15
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18
49 y4
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30
39
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9
42 %
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14
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25% Oct
21
9% Mar
45
-
1
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-
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5
3 Ma Nov
21
17% Aug
5% Apr
21
38
29
30% Sep
107% Mar
'28
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105
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28
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12
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54% Dec
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13
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9% July 17
39
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1
3 Mi Jan
4
Mar 30
33 % Jan
27
50% Nov
22
25% Jan
3
30% Nov
4%%
23%
237/a
19
106% Mar
Dec
29
1
99% Sep
24
28
71
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29
60% Oct
1
28
11% Jan
21
May 22
6%
81
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5
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41 Mi
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—100
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•
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136% Dec
8
148% Jun
3
29% Jan
7
36% Feb
23
15
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6
93
Aug
17
16% Nov
Nov
Oct
140
2
13
July
38% Dec
17
23
24% Jan
80
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119
Dec
81%
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.
14
Dec
21
11
7
Dec
57% Dec
27
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25
Jan
3
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7% Oct
19 % July
6
28
17
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11
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23
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6
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120
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123
28
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38 Ya Nov
4
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19
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16
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14
47 y4 Nov
13
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118% Jun
27
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37% Nov
52
2
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28
Mar
27
28
41
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14
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8
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6
99
90
Aug
44 y2 Mar
36 Ya Oct
11
5
Dec
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9
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155
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16
168
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59% Jan
18
3
,
Sep
153
87 y4 Dec
30
7
60
5% Jan
14
Oct
163
1
23
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89 y4 Mar
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28
Jan
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7
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66
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6
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23
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84
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6
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3
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19
21
10% Dec
20% Mar 16
29% May 28
36 Mi Aug
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12
34
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9
60% Dec
35
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6
30
34
Nov
19
45
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3
93
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7
82
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13
99
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17
100
5 % Nov
21 Va Jan
3
337/s Dec
2
Feb
2
96% Dec
30
'35% Jan 18
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44 y2
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41 y2 Aug
14
29
Nov
Sep
19
38% Oct
9
19% Oct
2
153
May 26
134% Dec
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23% Mar
Northern
Great
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10
149 Mi Jan
11
2
70% May 25
79% Jan
10
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18
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20
33% Mar 12
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18% Dec
18
2
14 y4 Feb
9
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see
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80
28
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21
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3
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36
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96
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2
24% Feb
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29
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79
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19
25 «/2 Nov
26
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24
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46
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24
40
58
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4
14
180
23 V4
82
82
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.
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29
38
18
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21
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9
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May 25
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3,800
100
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28
24 y4 Nov
21
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17
14% Feb
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5
preferred
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16
Nov
34 '
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17%
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29
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3
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18
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1
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-
122% Mar
21
Feb
31
31
4% Jan
>
73 Mi Dec
9
11
128%
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126 V2
9 Ma
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82
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10
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26
50% July 23
40V4 May 28
110% Nov 26
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»
35 %
;
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1
108% Dec
14
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126
38 'A
121
120
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preferred
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100
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127
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43
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82
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-
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General
2
65% Aug
com_.
40 Va
39'%
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preferred
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25
2474
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59% Dec
-
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13
133
23
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1
52% Jan
30
28
13
Oct
40
7
45 Va Oct
46% Oct
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500
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10
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125
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89
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42
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9
9'%
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preferred
41% Nov
;
6
7
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97 Mi Feb
13
12
26
Jan
34% Mar 13
23
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30 V2 Jun
5
13
142
17
27
21% Mar
2
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23 y4 Nov
26% Dec 29
83% Mar 18
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130
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9 Ya Dec
f,
6 "4
41
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4
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16
preferred
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27
Oct
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47
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14
21% Mar 12
16
36% Feb
21
Sep
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-
61 ya Sep
' Feb .28
Feb
41
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102
First National Stores
Firth (The) Carpet Co
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6
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,
29
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61
21
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26
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6 y» Dec
6
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61 Va Mar 14
Jan
NEW
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27 V2 Jun
8
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13
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3
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28
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23
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12
Guantanamo Sugar
1
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com—No
par
96% Oct
31
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21
93% Sep
23
83% Jan
23
30% Mar 23
98
Mar 14
65
.
147 % July 26
38'A Nov
3
32% Sep
26
Jun
9
86
Dec
20
103% Feb
preferred
Gulf
28
7
60
Dec
17
108
Feb
8
104
weC
107
Jun
10
100
Sep
19
105% Feb
23
41
46% July 12
69% Nov 25
39% Dec
17
68 % Feb
10
14
20% May
4
19
Jan
24
27
4
87
Jan
24
107
18
8
105
42% Mar 20
Aircraft Corp
Oil
1
Utilities
29%
30 %
30%
31%
8-/b
*8%
8 Va
8-4
Friday
the Week
Dec. 21
Shares
8%
30%
30%
30%
29%
80%
78%
19%
111%
112:4
35%
35%
*35%
•79%
113
*
31
31%
8^3
30
30'A
6%
-
31'A
22,900
8-4
3,200
8%
30
111%
112,-
35%
35%
30
30 >4
77%
.
30'A
16%
76'A
11%
900
110/4
7 9 Va
<8
galea far
Thursday
Dec. 20
30%
30
Monday, December 24, 1956
.
PRICES
/
Dec. 19
8%
111%
111',»
110V4
112%
30,000
35 %
35%
2,300
8.0C0
Co—
Common
dividend
preferred
preferred
$4.44 dividend preferred
100
100
100
$4.40 dividend
•
Wednesday
30%
No par
8tates
$4.20
Dec. IX
-No par
25
:—
Corp
SALE
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Dec. 17
2
109 % Jun
Jan
/.-g io
Monday
Par
4
8 VA
lv4% Juiy 13
SI
STOCK
.
RECORD
LOW
EXCHANGE
Gulf
101
YORK
Apr
45% Feb
22
$5% Jan
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
kMtf tmr rr*TU«
.
35%
88
88
*85
90
90
91
•94
102
•92
*06
102
r
96
*u4
•
35%
88
94
88
93%
102
35%
86
86
90
92%
*85
89
200
91 Va
360
"
*94
90
1U2
*92
100
H
Dec
15
45 Mi Aug
10
19 y» Jan
6
ley* Oct
13
241/* Sep
25 Va Feb
79*4 Oct
7
100'A Feb
45% July 25
4
Hackensack
Water
Nov
13
Halliburton
Oil
24% Dec
;
19
Hall
Sep
18
Hamilton
Sep
18
92
r
(W
4%>
,
F)
25
Go
6
33
Nov
26
423/8 Mar 29
Hammermill
38
6
55
Dec
6
48
Jan
23
67
Dec
17
Harbison-Walk Refrac
143
Nov
10
130
Nov
30
146
Feb
15
Nov
17
31% Feb
9
48 % Dec
20
Jan
31 y* Dec
12
38 % Dee
40 %
6
39% July 13
6%
io
Mar" 11
6% Mar 25
12
33% Dec
35 Va July
8% Jan
39
Jan
Harrls-Seybold
35% Apr
Harshaw
'A NOV
20
25
5
32%
20
Dec
16
Chemical
4%%
18
15 y* Jan
6
27% Nov
20
Dec
18 Va Jan
21
27
13 %
23
37
May 28
Mar 12
17% Nov
Ex
.
13
26% Mar 14
36 % Sep
23
26 Vb Dec
20
91
Sep
20
76
19
89% Feb 27
% Sep
104 % Feb
29
47
24
39% Jan
3
96% Aug 15
60
Dec
Hecht Co
17% Oct
11
122 y* Aug
U
126
Mar 14
51
61% Jan
13
Oct
11
31% Mar 18
15% May 12
3
60
Jan
9
15
101
Jan
5
20
Aug
6
Heller
26% May 25
Helme
3.65%
Dec
11
25
Oct
17
38 Va Jan ' 3
Dec
10
21 Va Mar 15
29
5iya July 19
Hercules
110
Dec
20
3
% Nov
28
124
Feb
24
6%
633/4 Mar 20
64
Jan
E)
(W
13 'A Nov
29
3
61% Dec
13
80
Oct
12'A Jan
31% Jan
12
24*8 Nov
27
12 '/a Jan
25
20
253/8 Sep
7
9% Dec
2i
14
11
12-% Dec
9
3
22
56
Feb
18
27
35 y« Jan
30
91% Dec
4% Nov
20
100% Jun
14
Feb
17
10G
3
31% Dec
Apr 28 4
8% Dec
27
'
13% Mar 14
26
13
16% Sep 19
39% Nov 28
Jun
17
34% Jan
4
26% Oct
28
91% Jan
28
27 %
3.400
28%
V? Apr 12
6 %
,
6'
27
*32%
*25%
27 Va
28%
6
35 %
26
27
28%
*28 VA
6%
33%
26%
6
10,200
1,000
28%
*6 Va
•
6
•
%
1,700
32%
32%
32%
32-/8
50
25
»■
25%
*25%
26%
500
Dec
34
Aug
27
3
21% Jap
12% Feb
5
521/4 July 17
103 % Mar 16
•
23
8V» Jan
23
29% Mar
40 %
25
Sep
May
5
-75
5%
40
«
Aug
28% Jan
6
11
20
102% Jan
10
105
28
4.40%
17% Dec
29
22% Jun
27% Dec
23
20
15% Nov
29
6
9 Va Feb
1% Nov
Jan
21
11
33% July 18
68% Sep 19
57% Oct
5
57
50
Aug 22
52
•1% Aug 17
•2% Sep
1
$2% Mar 28
17
14% Mar 15
27% Feb
Nov
53 ya Nov
55
Jun
55
9
41% Dec
lo
8
44
Feb
6
6
00% Jan
20
58% May 23
71
Dec 29
169 ya Jun 15
4
66% Mar 14
91 Va Nov
35 Va Jan
68
6
26
37 Va Jan
7
86% Jan
19
18
35% Oct
11
165 Va Aug
29% Oct
16
11
38% Nov
2
64
8
6
127% Dec 29
16
12
101% Sep 26
9y« Mar 13
Sen
;
9
Feb
13
16
9V'8 Nov
Jan
.112% Aug
132
Int'l
29
144 % May
87% Dec
12
7%
15
15 Va Feb
7
13
104% Apr
Feb
15
144
Dec
13
Nov
29
31 ya
34% Apr
20
Sep
9
29% Jan
4
Jun
38 Va Jan
37% Apr
2
38% Feb.
7
58
3
38% Jan
30
32% Dec
21
18% Dec
30
3
36% Sep
3
30 Va
20 Va Mar 23
Jan 24
1% Mar 14
13
Sep 21
12«A8ep
17
,
4
39
91% Jan
19
Jan
59
Jun
31
7
Nov
19
13
48% Apr 27
94% Mar 14
84 Vt
Aug 31
14
44% Oct
85 'A Dec
15
55
85
Jun
27
Sep 23
58% Apr
67% Feb
54 Va
42 Va Jun
Mar 10
107 y4 Nov
22
33Vb Nov 29
30
35 Vb Feb
85
62
94% Nov
38 Va Dec
see
page
28.
Mar 14
102 % Feb
43 Va Oct
*
6
5
Mar 21
Va Nov
15
105 Va Feb
27
71% Dec
5
4,300
12
12
2,000
16%
17%
'
2
20
Va
21,900
,
1%
17«
5%
5%
900
85%
6%
86%
2,000
85%
4»A
4%
28%
4%
28:%
29%
27%
28
28
22 Va
22%
22%
22%
22%
22'.
400
28'4
22 ya
,
28%
22 %
*22
•
•
4:%
86
4%
4%
.
4%
4%
40,900
.
1,900
900
a
29%
30
29%
30 %
4.400
61 %
00%
61%
9.700
55
55%
56
56
2,100
42 %
42 Va
42
42
43
41%
42
830
45
*43 Va
45
%
*50
51 %
*45
46
Va
*43
45%
100
•28%
2,600
42 Va
*42'A
r
*43'A
45
30%
*43»A
45
*43 Va
50 Va
50
*50
50%
28%
par
.
*46
*44
28%
47
*45
*43%.
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47
-
51
46
45%
44
28%
28%
46
*43
44.
28%
■
28%
•
Va
42
45;
51 Va
'
50Va
...
8'A
8%
8%
36
37%
37 VA
38%
37-4
80'A
80'A
79%
80 %
83%
*151
157
8%
45
28 Va
*151
8'A
*8%
28''.1
28%
200
10
157
8%
8%
*8%
Va
900
38%
37 %
37%
37 %
31 %
24.400
81 Va
•
80 Va
81
81%
84%
5,100
157
*151
*151
99%
97%
98%
98
98%
54%
53'A
54«A
53%
54
:
1
*20'A
20%
common
5
52'A
52%
52 %
52'A
85
85 Va
85
85
lnc
.„
..
100
No pnr
33%
-
-
*20
34
20%
33%
,
No par
492 %
496 %
common
No par
38%
39lA
100
145%
147'A
146%
A—25
29
496
29
28
71 %
71 %
104%
105%
104
Va
121
121
121
'
27%
com—No par
_
.
.
9%
...
9%
106%
105'A
No par
—
Cent:Amer com—No
par
89
*18%
.
100
:_^No par
89
19%
90
*111
..
x30%
common
..,
Corp
com—5
43%
25
*47%
.1
35'A
,
19
90Va *
„
38%
45%
33 Va
*32%
33 %
30 Va
30%
48%
13%
46%:
48%
48 "A
*48
35'A
13'A
13%
970
38
.34%
146
3,900
'38%
18,500
144%
Va
146 %
2.)
21%
27%
12 VA
72%
72 %
721
,
,
104%
103 7
121
•
121
90 'A
•
39
90%
505', ij
121
1,140
10
20,900
18%
89 %
111
89 Va
38%
t
44%
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30%
30%
47
48'«
■
%
38'A
45
45%
33% *
,
-
,
19
190
83.
11?
34%
500
1.300
'
•'
,
30%
-
45%
*32%
:
16,500
91
100
2,500
2,800
33%
30%
31 %
4b %
*47%
*47%
48%
34%
x32%
33 %
22,500
48
4b 3
,34'A
43%
34%
107%
*47 Va
48%
*47%
35
89
*111
111
45 %
49
*18%
18,400
108
*107
89%
33%
45
106 %
...
91
30%.: *30%
^-*22%
9%
.
106%
V 38%
38%
104 %
107 »/a
:
18%
114
38%
400
♦-
121
9%
106%
.19%
J
104%
*89
19
500
12,600
121
a
9'/»
9V4
*106
90 %
1,040
29
28 Va
107%
■-
498%
%
38
29
106%
-
21.000
497%
39'A
145 Va
35
34-11
.
499
Va
200
21%.
4
900
•
■
34%
84%
29
73
9%
,33%
46Va
49
84%
2J
*111
30%
,
900
86%
106
4
114
38%
"
_
90
52
•106
19%
90
52
*
29'A
104%
90 %
*111%.
114
145%
121
107
"■
52^%
496
*72'A
106%
*89
20
,.34
27%
9%
Va
20
*52
39 «A
121
9%
104
20
35
105 Va
*105
4,000
20
499
•29
76
-
3,600
53-a
84%
144%
28
*72%
52%
3b %
29%
27 'A
.
97 %
52%
34%
147
1*7
96%
53 •
494%
•,
*151
98%
52 »/4
85
£5
.
39'A
*29
5
•
157
,
8
96 %
'
20%
52 %
-
499
100
coin
*20'A
34 Va
38%
/.46%
*32%
10% Mar IB
50%
60%
25
i$0
85 Va
-r
5>
25
-
86%
'30
'
86%
-28%
38'A
29% Oct. 15
1
May 10
104
footnotes
-
32% Oct
97% Aug 15
65
Mar 15
32 Va Mar 14
Feb
22% Dec
20
13
27% Jan
56% Nov
-130
17
-
.
94
62
Idland Creek Coal
10
12 Va
220
-
84
*
30%
19
33 V, Jan
12
6 Va
54 Vb
interstate
80
84
50
*1%
300
61 Va
Power Co
:
3.50
Intertype Corp
5
Iowa-Hlinois Gas Si Elec Co—No par
Iowa Power & Light Co—
10
120 % Dec
,
♦78
,
16%
99
Utilities
11", A
50
1%
1,800
4,000
26 %
*90
6%
17
35%
26%
-
55 %
5
10
23% July 18
34% Jan
18
IV
2,200
30
$1.40 cum conv preferred
Interstate Dept Stores
Aug 27
21
30
lo %
*6
13,900
86 %
issued
International
6
Nov
6
Sep
Mar 14
July
15 Va
12%
16%
35%
94
%
200
-
a
b2%
International Telep & Tpleg—No
pur
55% July 26
39% Mar 1«
9
49
57
26%
26 %
.34!.
92 Va
.
5o %
100
preferred
49
20
Silver
*
84
*90
1%
17.
a'
35%
77%.
/
94
5
25
26 Va
'2a1,..
'
92%
5%
25%
56
No par
7%
■;
2
*
International
5
'
92 %
1
,
62
N J par
International Shpe
16
23% Dec
6
Aug 11
35% Dec 30
130
Feb
1
5% preferred—
International Salt——
70% Mar 13
45
30% Jan
121
19
Aug
3
44% Feb 20'
%
25
30'A
preferred
Int'l Rys of
91
12 Va
6 Va
Machines
preferred
15,900
62 %
preferred—
When
37
31%
Preferred
$4
36%
.-
'f ,100
56,/a -5G%
International Packers Limited
15
International Paper common—7.50
7
37
500
,
•
62
Copper
Int'l Nickel of Canada
1.500
4%
4%
No par
Jnt'l Minerals & Chemical
4%
68
30%
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class
106 Va Mar 13
21 Va Apr 19
■6% Jan
Business
34-',
87%
22%
100
Ct/s
Infcl Harvester
Mar 27
98 Va Nov
Sep 15
15% Aug 29
Cons
,
6
29%
34 Va
68
Mexico
preferred
Interlake
Iron
Corp
14 Va Mar 13
12
40
De
'
23
43% Jun
*1%
29%
68%
48%
11 Va
16%
-
-
29%
34%
No par
4ya %
8
117ya Sep
6
6
28
—1
Interchemical Corp
3
108
43%
1 %
-
85
■
13%
13 %
19'A
19'A
19 Va
19%
31 %
31 Va
31
31 %
*31
19 VA
13
13%
%
13%
13%
->
2,200
•31
13%
3.300
19 VA
18%
19
2,700
31 Va
19%
19%
31%
30%
31 Va
1.1CO
*
preferred
Jacobs
(F L) Co
Jaeger Machine Co
24%
24'A
23 7A
24 Va
24
24%
24 %
24%
241«
24%
6.400
50c
x54%
55%
55%
55 7
54%
55%
54%
55 %
54%
55
6,100
1
common.'
xl20%
120 Va
120 Va
122 *
122
10
*
a
1
*120 Va
122
*120
122
*120
1
4%
4%
4«A
5
24%
24%
24%
25
*24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
1,200
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd—_100
33 %
33%
33%
33%
33%
34%
35
25
35
35
2,800
86
86
86
86
85%
85%
86
86 Va
86
86
1
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
100
85%
86
5
47%
48%
47%
12%
72%
72%
x72%
Jewel Tea
Co
lnc
common
'
3%%
preferred
Johns-Manvllle Corp
Johnson
&
,
Johnson
Jones & Laughlln Steel com
5% preferred series A
Joy
Manufacturing Co
10
60%
61%
*84
4'A
86%
48%
73
4%
4%
86%
*84
4'«
45%
4 "4
50
86
*87
4'A
49 'A
*82
4%
49 %
85
15,900
200
3,000
80
47%
47%
46%
47 %
47
47%
9,600
72
72%
72 VA
74 Va
74
74
2,700
60%
61%
61
100
953a
96
95%
96
96
96%
95
1
69%
69%
69 Va
70%
70
70%
69
*<
-
61%
.
1,700
2,200
26 Va
-7%
1nfa
•90'
11 Va
20-'11
*35
26%
*83
r
11 %
20%
No par
common
Insuranshares
88
26
3
17%
1%
100 pesos
Inspiration
.33% Apr 11
23
120'A Nov
12% Jan
17*8
preferred
preferred—
Inland Steel Co—
July 24
41% July 25
174
Feb 28
32% Mar 12
22
3
34% Mar 15
1—1
0%
523
21
10
32 Va J an
12%
preferred——50
Electrlca
24% Mar 13
81% Jan
8
6
.
12%
12%
cumulative preferred——50
59% Mar 20
Sep
6
12%
1
8 A
,
6
94
28
50
51 %
45%
19
Jan
74'A Sep 16
39 Va Nov 11
49 Va
50%
47
Dec
Jun
48 Va Mar
94
11 Va
16%
33%
26
*26
400
8,800
21
•5%
.
17%
35%
25%
-
■
78 %
85
94
*44
35
17
20 Vb Nov
'.78%
*83
94
1
*46
27 Va May 28
400
May 15
141
Jan
78
86
*90
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
7
Jan
%
*76%
*83
50
100% Dec
21
*25%
.25%
100
50
165
33 % May 28
25%
57ii
25 %
16%
,36%.
-
cumulative
Feb
78
26
4.42%
103
87% Aug 26
:
17
16%
*35%
5,300
36 %
92%
1
-
29%
36%
5%
9%
68
36Vb
24%;
"
34%
-
*90 Va
14,000
11
68%
6
Va
19%
9%
10
20%
,
' 34%
24%
22
'
18%
9%
-
30
160
'
30
34 Va
92%
5%-
11%
21%
..68%
■
-
*25%
36
26%
4.20%
13
13
Nov
291/2
35
-24%
17%
'
50
23
69
16%
25%
*25%
cumulative
83
41 Va Jan
3
92 V2 May 26
•
11%
'29 %
6.1%
81%
;
*9%
19
9%
11
21
%
9%
9%
18%
9s
9%;
11%
21
9%
19
18%
9%
*90 Va-
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
47'A Jan
28% Sep
25% Jun
21%
21
4
'/a
4.70%
May
21
143 Va Dec
22%
9%
6'/«
24
4.26%
Nov
.
9
21%
9%
93%
\
30
8
175'A May 31
37% Jan
4
22%
22-%
10
19%
92%
9
i
20
6
22%
*9%
19
«•
11%
5
,
12,900
13%
81
.29%
Jan
„
1.3%
13%
*62
'37
•5%
13%
63%
36 3,8
24
13%
81 %
37%
10
6.800
5,600
Va
36%
'
30%
40 Va
81
common—5
5
900
29 %.
*62
'68 %
50
1,500
„
40'/«
63 %
68%
..
50
30%
82 %
34%
—100
340
47 %
40'A
•62
69
com
970
1,500
13,200
111 Va
46 Va
*48%
•81
35%
pfd series A
Refrigerator Co
Ingersoll-Rand
% Dec
13%
13%
34%
—100
48
'
40
2,300
16%
59 %
110
46%
48
64
69
"36"
111
45%
82%
12
com—:_3
111
•
*81
30
1
111
22'A
Apr,.
54% Apr^ 3
53
Feb 10
<
20
Mar 29
13%
*62
21%
conv
85% July 20
Dec
%
11%-
Industrial Rayon,
20
41 Va Jun
5%
Hussman
50 Va Mar 13
52% Dec
14
86
11 y<
76% Jun
13%
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
Hupp Corp common
1
13
8
111
2.00C
'
4.08%
85
Mar 1SC
40%
,
38
Jan
29%
41
19
8
23% Jan
30 VA
41
Jan
2
5
29%
41
51
Jun
28
Jan
30
40
Idaho Power Co
114
6
Dec
29%
40%
Illinois Central RR Co_,
Illinois Power Co common
14
Jan
30%
39%
3
Nov
60
30
4
101
73
49
15
Mar 14
42
47
6
11
Sep
38%
48 Va
ncncumulativc preferred—100
19
155
39'/a
46%
55
1
20
28
33% Sep
6%
7% Apr
24% July 18
57 Va Dec 12
103
33/4 Apr 23
11% Apr 23
33 Va Dpc
59
Feb
1
39
—No par
Howard Stores Corp—
Howe Sound Co—
IHudson & Manhattan
Industrla
10% Nov 28
48% Jan
39%
48%
53
21
44
Dec 12
26% Jun 20
1
39
47
35% May
72% May
1
9
Dec
39%
113
60 Va Aug
1
11
46
15
31'A Aug 31
10
Nov
.
3
411/2 July
3
24% Sep 21
23
50% Dec
t
Mar 11
53
Jan
j
July 26
7% Jan 13
29
47% Jan
16 «/4
.———100
Power—No par
preferred
Houston Lighting &
99
13
•7% Oct
Sep 12
,
13
19 % Nov
6
26% Mar 19
.
10
27% Dec
Feb
573% Aug 17
20
•
Mar
,181/4 Jan
30
4% Dec
17
96
3
5% Nov
16%
30
3'/4 V preferred
4% preferred-.—
IB
64
16 VA
48%
*
Dec
lo
16 Va
\
700
26 Va
34
38%
116
16 Va
26 Va
16%
47
25
16%
16%
111
5
issued"
Dec
3'% Feb
1,100
16%
*34
47
$2.25 convertible preferred
50
Household Finance Common—No par
r
3
Dec
12% Apr 27
71% Sep 13
1,800
-24Va
34
21
preferred—
Houdallle-Industrles
lnc
41 y* Jan
12
Dec
6
17%
24 %
35
24 %
35
47%
conv
64
1% Dec 15
7% July 18
17%
24 %
10
.
84
8
17 %
24%
—12.50
10
Co
6
-
*11 Va
—30
—
14
,
17%
17%
24 %
*34
47
-5
preferred
23
104% Jan
105 ya Feb
92
47%
common—*
Feb
16% Mar 14
*113
par
5
Mining—
"When
98
*89
50
(A3 & Sons——
$4.25 preferredHotel Corp of America
,
2
18 3/4 July 11*
;*
19
24 ya
31
92
Va
%
9%
Electrochem
49
*89
16
39%
Co-———
Oil Corp
*48%
92
24 %
9%
Hooker
50%
*89
"
10
35% Dec
;
40
49
34
9%
convertible
50 Va
17%
17%
19%
5%
X50 '.'b
24 %
23
Holly Sugar Corp
73 Va
34
9%
15
*76
24 %
18%
Holland Furnace
76
16
—1
Corp
Hollander
27
76
34%
*34
2 1/12
——
47
8
24 %
26 %
50%
*89
17%
Xl7%
27%
76
92
50%
92
16%
*—
14
Mar 10
*89
16%
27
76
16%
*76
51
16%
27'/«
78
16*4
27%
78
50 %
100
12
Nov
16 %
27 "/a
*16%
common—
38% Oct
102% Mar
For
27
28%
22%
Hotels
Honolulu
Dec
98
26%
29 %
5%
—2.50
Hilton
Homestake
Jan
65
$9% Jun
27%
23%
6
64
19
48
44 Va Jun
46
27%
28%
81%
20
...
31
36
28
63
Feb
2
10
34
3,200
81
74 »/4 Jun
9
8 % Mar
13
-
30
34%
Hires Co (Charles E)
1
Hoffman Electronics Corp——w50c
7
% Nov
' 6% Apr
lo
16% Jan
3
3
Jan
18% Dec
5
2
77ya Feb
99
2
34% Oct
25
•
47
34%
16 %
Heyden Chemical Corp common—1
3l/a% preferred series A
100
$4% cum 2nd pfd Cconv)—No par
16
30
28% Jan
69
135
46%
35
27%
1
20% Mar 19
20% Nov
37% Oct
Jan
'130
48'A
35
*76
10
:
Hewitt-Robins Inc_
16
12% Jun
"
47
25%
46% Mar 14
23
•2
131
47%
35
27%
19
32y4 Jan
Mar
131
44%
55
*26
33% Nov
22
67% Jan
135
>131-
44 ya
No par
(The)
17
19% Jan
3,200
35
•32%
29
Co
18% Oct
81% Jan
3,600
66 '/a
44
33 Va
43 % Dec
Hertz
May 23
29% Oct
Jan
36%
66 Va
34%
*32%
41 %
4
162
36 %
44%
5%
preferred—25
preferred
3
8% Dec
230
95
36 Va
66
27%
25
Hershey Chocolate common—No
4 Va %
preferred series A_
11
32 Va Mar
Jan
*93
36 VA
65%
34%
*28%
1
Co—
&
Powder
25% Jan
01
135
r
-
900
43%
100
noncumulatlve
29% Feb
49
94
.
34
-
15
(G W) common
7%
«y* May 12
19% Feb
7
Jun
'131
23
28
Oct
■7
135
27% Jan
21% Dec
Jan
*131
9
79% Aug
3
65%
34% Nov
98% Dec
20% Nov
.
21
45% Dec
45% Dec
3
•3% Jan
40%
65%
35
65
100
:.
Hercules Motors
19
Dec
5
,
35
65
5
preferred
16
May 19
Jan
100
41
36'A
34%
67
1
common
23% Oct
8
54% Mar 18
89 y* Jan
•
93
35
dist
3%% preferred
;
Heinz (H J) Co common
34
38'/a July 25
22% Mar 2
3
23%
92
66
5
preferred-:
36% Nov
25% Dec
3
lu
23 %
10
«
Dec
17
6
36% Jan
12
23% ;
*92
*23
34%
common
liquidating
Industries lnc
85% Nov
7
22% Jan
71
*23%
92
50
of America
partial
Hayes
343/4 Mar 27
84% Jan
25
1,900
23%
23 %
93
41
Haveg Industries lnc—
16% Oct
40
5,200
24
23%
Co
Hat Corp
9
90-/8
23%
94
2.50
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Mar 27
Aug
90
24%
93%
1
Mar 29
39
90%
24 VB
15
—:.
8
13
90
24%
23%
23 %
Co
39
May 22
5% Oct 31
14
1,000
89
24
-100
Corporation
38 % July 31
40%
88
24
2.50
common
preferred
Harsco
29% May 28
24
40%
83 %
1
preferred
Paper Co
<.
31% Jan
40 %
88
24
40
100
common
convertible
134% July 25
26% Mar 14
40'%
88
24
39%
Cementing—5
Printing Co
5
Watch
40%
87
24 '
Well
60 Va
60%
60%
61
96
Va
95%
95%
70%
70
71%
31,800
760
9,500
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94
Sep
100
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105
May'
105
27
Dec
18
7
78
6
92
97% Nov
70 y2 Jan
24
«
Mar 10
2a
Oct
31
21% Jan
•V
3
48% Jan
;
29% Jun
Dec
71.% Feb
Kaiser
70% Aug; 3
127
Aug
3
Feb
52
,,
21
96
,
5
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103
28 y, 108
30
Mar
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May 22
14
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15
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98%
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10
"
12% Dec
20
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21
May 28—
48
Dec
113
24% July 23
27
15"
50% Apr
■
-43% Oct
1
•42% Apr
Oct
25
Mar
24
; 29%
Jan
6
36% Jan
r
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4
40
4
55%-Feb
28
9
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Dec
50
■
;
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4
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16
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18
25
18 y8 Dec
6
25
'
86 y2 Aug
98% M?7
!
11
e
V
Dec
18
50% Feb
29% Apr
3
54% Oct
Mar 14
14% Apr
3-/4 Nov
13
3% Jan
16% Mar 13
19
,
18% Dec
20
Jun
8
34% Apr
89
May
8
97
28
Sep
Apr~26
6% Sep
3
23
.
64% Jan
18
13 % Jan
3
58
15
Apr
Oct
5
4
Mar
1
89% Dec
26
'47.
Sep
46% Oct
31
I
19
8
*
*87
92%
*87
14
30
,
*90
95%
*90
95%
76%
74 y4 Feb
B
12% Dec
4
% Nov
9b
30
61% Oct
17
55% Apr
79
;
■
Apr
Sep
103 y2
15
8% Mar 14
*37%
2
;
20
Oct
23
11
,103% Mar
Sep
t.l02
26
r139% Dec
26%
26 'A,
23
23'%
23%
23 •%
23:
23'A
2,600
13
13
12%
13
12%
13.500
46%
13 VB
47%,
46
46%
45
46
44%
45
44'/a
45
127%
1
1
Sep
25
29
77% Jan
44 %
44
55%
52 Va
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
43
43
43
42%
"
126%
127%
125%
Va
43%
44 vb
54%
52%
53 %
53
28
28%-
28
126%-
126
43
43
41%
42 %
41%.
42%
41%
42%
33%
33 Va
33%
33%
34
34
64 %
64%
64%
64
61%
62 Va
62
%
82%
82
82%
62%
82 %
82%
82%'
25%
25%
25 VB
25%
25 Vb
25%
32%
32%
32
32%
32%
82 '/a
25'A
25V4
v
25
25%
*24 Va
24%
50
51%
,
50%
48%
49 %
i
-
_1
49'A
;;
<82%
25 vb
'32
42%
42%
25'a
25
13,200
500
62 »/a
3,200
<"
83
940
25%
14,800
32
49
25
600
48%
<
32%
25
r,
-
1,100
43
,<34%
25
32 %
24%
48%
3,200
42%
42%
*34
.
9,700
21,100
28 %
82%
42
'
3,500
56
%
%
2,800
10,100
44%
-
33 %
41
33 %
,
127%
43%
_1
5
*33 %
49
4,000
4
21% Oct
98
19
6,700
19
19 vb
18%
19
34
33%
33%
33%
33%
*33
33%
95
95
95
96
*93
96
14%
14%
14%
14 va
14%
14
45
45%
46
45%
45%
45
16%
16Vb
if'A
16%
17
16%
2
96
*93
vb
18%
14%
8,900
45'a.
44%
46%
9,700
16%
17
16%
%
2%
2 Vb
2'a
18%
18%
19%
19%
6%
6%
27 vb
27%
28 vb
27%
28%
19
19
5%
6
6
%1
2%
2Vb
2%
19 Va
19
19
Va
*6
6
6
Va
900
12,000
19 VB
19 VB
1,900
17%
X17VB
81%
17%
82%
5,800
'82'a
12%
12%
34,000
17%
81%
82%
82 Vb
82y2
81%
82%
81%
13
13
12%-
13
12%
13
12%
12%
r&
:>•
rights
62
100
139
•;
139%
137%
10
52
V«
52%
52 «/b
52%
52
52 va
0
69
Va
70
70
(The)preferred
13
61%
139
62%
61%
137%
62'/2
138%
137%
62
61%
138%
62%
138
13,600
138%
1,010
52 >a
52 VB
52%
2,300
71'a
52
71 %
71 Va
1,500
*78
70 Va
71
71%
70%
16%
16%
16%
16%
*16'a
16%
16 Va
16%
800
40%
42%
41%
42
41
Va
42%
42
42%
7,500
85
*75
■
*75
85
*75
85
7%
85
*75
85
1
7V4
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
Va
7%
14,500
1
56%
57%
57%
58 vb
5?%
58 %
56 Va
57%
56 Va
57%
38,700
No par
18%
19 Vo
18 Va
18%,
19
19%
19%
20
19%
19%
48,100
10
88%
90'A
90%
92'a
91%
92%
91
91%
91
91%
4
35%
36%
36 y8
47%
37
37%
36%
37 vb
36%
37
10
—
7%
32%
33 Vt
33 vb
33 vb
33 Va
33 Va
33%
33 Va
33 Va
34
Corp
common
Lone Star Gas Co
r
4,100
35,300
16%
40%
100
—
43
*16'A
15
com
62
62:l/s
2.50
Corp
Cement
Star
—
1/128
*1/256
convertible
New
rflr
com„_25
Co
,Inc
Va
3,700
6%
17%
7
6,200
7.500
28'A
19%
1
2'A
19
*6
X27%
17%
Lone
9
2 %
18%
v
19 vb
27%
100
14%
18%
2
800
14 vb
17%
Corp
4,100
19'a
19'a
Belt
400
18%
19
*93
500
18'/B
33%
19 vb
3Vs>%
6
102% Jan
*17%
19%
16%
V*
2,000
Y
4
34
17%
19
Jan
17%
17%
12
July 11
;
17%
15%
25%
*3%
19'A
Lionel
6
15 Va
*25
4
17%
Liquid-Carbonic
*
July 26
23% July
106
17%
17%
15%
.25%
*3%
19%
Products
Loew's
35
15%
*25
43%
1
List Industries Corp_
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
37% Dee
-
17%
Va
4
5
Fink
&
58% D>c"l2
10
17%
15%
25
-
*3%
14%
preferred—No par
2nd pfd
—No par
25% May. 14
■
98 y2 Dec r 6
94
Aug 29
«...
Jan
15%
'25
4v
95
1st
(The) new—
*3%
17%
19 %
common_3
Sons Co
&
*17%
15%
15%
25% r 25 %
•
27%
Bond
2
' Aug 29
12
12
Jen
Long Island Lighting Co com
5% series B preferred—
4.25%
series D preferred
lu
21%
22
100
*96%
100
;
100
89 Vi
,91
•*89-
100
100'/a
100%
*100
10
15%
,15%
22
21%
100
*88%
95
*881/4
100
21%
♦96
21%
21 Va
100
*96
95
*88%
92
*89
*96
95
7
'
21%
21 Va
100
6,900
10,600
100
*96
95'
*88%
21%
7,600
15,100
95
*
Dec
11
104
Nov
19
101% Dec
10
3
15'/» Dec
12
21% Feb
23
May 25
~25%
147
86
116% Dec
7
143 % Jan
5
July 15
,
Jan
Dec
20
6
90% Dec
22% Mar 14
: 31% Dec
6
21
Jun
Mar-14
30 % Nov
20
39% May 16
51% Jar
3
42
Jan
20
53% Jan
3
37% Nov
23
,
44%
55
*42
82
Tire
&
noncum
4.35%
series ?
4.40%
,
series G conv pfd
Lorillard
7
7%
preferred
Co
(P)
common,
preferred :
.Louisville
„
127%
44%
28%
5
_i
Libby McNeill & LIbby
Stock
rights
49% Mar 29
100% Jan
23
'28
27 %
(
127%
'"'56%
64
common
Gas
El
&
Co
(Ky)
New
20
30
83% Jan
27
•
109
27% Feb
8
19
49% Jan
3
*
Louisville
15%
119%
118
29
28 %
28%
28%
28
89 %
90%
89
21%
21%
21%
21%
158
162
167%
60
Sons
&
15%
117%
154%
Nashville
&
*100%
119
118-
92
119
119%
90
90
101
*89
100%
15%
15%.
■
Inc—^_1
Lukens Steel Co
9
15%
•
92
100%
101
10
Lowensteln* (M)
172% Dec
•
101
101
15%
'310
GOO
15%
119%
119%
500
27%
120
15%
27%
1,900
39,300
—
—No par
t
May
*
100
—,
'
i
•
V
45
55 '4
1
...
y
128%
44%
25
(111)
<•
•
-
10
Link
33% Dec
5:
6.
105
7
*26
_
13
V
7
8
27
Oct~ll
26 %
9,200
23
27%
5
97
20%
*26
38 Va
26 >/B
75
Corp.,
No par
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
10
- 2
18
v
29
Jan
Mar 11
*37%
—
75 Va
38%
75
2(j
No par
76% Nov
64 y4 Jan
Mar
.
103 y4
75 VB
*37%
13
Lerner Stpres
9.
1/64 Dec
24
43% Jun
107% Apr
8
.100
76 Va
38 Va
23
10
23
?ljiy8 Nov
21
32% July
26% Mar 14
*75'
*37%
26
1
9
84
-
'■*/
10
120
13 Va
.5
Aug
7
73 A Dec
" 7
100
*96
23%
preferred
64
Aug ' 1
24%
56
Jan
:
100
26%
com
23
6% Nov
19
64 % Feb
17V2 Mar 14
;
33 %
«
>
100 '
Co
noncum.
!Lehn
30
163% Feb"
14% May 28
•
July 25
*
i 40% May 17
v
38%
*96
13
2.50
Indus
Jan
35 '/2 Jan
19
Sep
12
,76%
100
1
47% Jan
14
39'/a
75%
*37%
*96
-No par
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
7%. preferred
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
49
6
21%, Jan
.
72% Feb
1
20
Jun
Apr
Gas
Lehman Corp
■18% Mar 29
4
137% Dec
25
77
A
23
Co_
(James)
50c
21 % Mar.26
6
16
36
16
29,900
92%
95 Va
'
Dec
25 Vs Jan
.
*93%
92%
Co
Bryant
$3
■'*
1
20% Oct
21
Feb
29 Vb Nov
4
17'/« Dec
22
.
130
f
*90
3.85%
preferred
100
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
10
Lehigh Portland Cement
15
Lehigh Valley RR
No par
Lehigh Val'ey Coal common
1
)
31
22
Apr
66
60
95
95
*87
4
3
2% Jail
1 :
72% Sep
26
100
15%
27
21% Jan
-
"
2
164 y2 Nov
22
80
*93%
95%
<The)__
Lee Rubber
July 10
"19% Dec
6
24
16% Jan
.•
1/256 Nov
61% Mar 14
149 Va Jun
800
78
*80
93%
93%
38%
82
92%
25%
Lees
Dec
23
38 Vb
*38
*90
*3%
30
17%'Jun
26
1% July
•;
I
Jan
-
1,600
38%
38%
82
*80
95%
15%
Mar 22
10
15% Nov
1
30
19 % Jan
94
*96
25»/2
Lane
22% Mar 12
13% Jan
22
22
94
;
4
7
-Nov
30
25% Nov
16..
'
82
*90
Ss Co_.
Mfg
Co
Laclede
6
3
2% Sep
-.3
1,700
44%
38 %
38%
*80
4.32% preferred series A
25
La Consolidada 6% pfd-75 Pesos Mex
7
25
17'/«, Dec
3
,
tS S)
(S H)
Kroger
10
4% Jan
20
25%
1% Jan ,t'3
11% Jan
108%
44 %
preferred—100
prior
conv
Kroehler
27% Aug
Feb
15 y2 Nov
6
47%
108%
44%
*87
preferred
Kress
19
16% Sep
4
13
35% Apr
18»/« Jan
4%
;Kresge
29
10
34% Sep
11
/'
;
29% Mar 29
4
47 VB
108 %
44 'a
98
Kimberly-Clark Corp
.King-Seeley Corp
Hoppers Co Inc common
20
71
Feb
98
93%
48
108%
44 V2
89%
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
Jan
•
43% Jan
7
5% Jan
20% May 10
6
28% Jan
■;
74 Va Aug
38%
80
46%
lOHVa
44
'
/ri-y-
22
Dec
27
40% Mar 19
31
.38%
48
47%
108
45
98
'V*.
Mar 14
4
12
58%/Apr
21
25% Apr:
"■«s-
Apr.
21.
Dec
32
4%%,
Shares
89
Hayes Co._*—
.Kennecott Copper
Kern County Land Co
.
the Week
100
Kelsey
Oil
Friday
Dec. 21
Dec. 20
_ioo
:
Southern -com__No par
.Kerr-McGee
30% July 16
74
44
9314
100
__
6
47
Dec
22
•
60 V2 July 16
7
25,.
53% Apr
10
82
8
Jan
Nov
52% Jan
23
20
Dec
•
32% Dec
-
23
jan
V 32
39% May 31
■
Dec
.100% Jun
30
47% Dec
:
23
60
Mar 18
28% Jun
I 22%
16
Jun
39% Feo
I 38% Dec 27
4
Jan V 6
; 92%
Sep
58'
3
Feb
28%
56
v
12
147% Mar 14.
23
46
80
4% non-cum preferred-—
50
Kansas Gas & Electric Co_„No
par
.Kansas Power & Light Co
8.75
Kayser (Julius) & Co
a
Mar 27
30
Jan
City
%
.
129% Aug 26
6
107%
—
cumulative
..Kansas
Feb
48%
107%
100
preferred
Nov
47%
108%
Isles lev
Thursday
Dec. 19
"
38
4.20%
92 % May ...9
,48%
Cr44
Mary 1
'9
47 Va
107%
50
HIGH BALB PRICES
Wednesday*
*
Dec. 18
100
preferred
& Lt Co com_No par
preferred
9
3
conv
Tuesday
Dec. 17
33%
preferred
4.50%
105
11 -Y 103
Corp
preferred v
4%-cum preferred
Mar 13
24% July 15
.
cum
/Apr 13
38 Va Nov
24% Mar
Mar 14
Chem
Per
3.80%
;
■
17% Mar 24
&
4%%
!37
.
8
Alum
Kaphas City Pr
J
Monday
EXCHANGE
.
4%%
.
20
44% Aug .14
24
4
..
Nov
94
Apr~21
84%
Dec
'89
105'/a Nov 28
-
<
Dec
7
107% Sep
Nov
9;
102% Mar 15
Nov
37% Dec
4
99% May116
i.:
30
13
14
-45% Mar
30
34% Feb
44
39
,
43% Dec
i
YORK STOCK
LOW AMD
*
-
NEW
Highest
104;
28 ya May 25
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
.
'
28 Vo
90
88
90%
21%
166
27%
27%
85%
21 %
87%
21%
172%
161
87 Va
86
21%
165
21'A
165
,
21%
170
4,900
5,400
16,300
M
48% Jan
133
19
140
Mar 28
July 22
12J
NlacAndrews
Forbes
&
'27% Dec
26 % Mar 14
88
'At Mar 15
95
23-
18
Mack
tracks
28% A or
11
33% Oct
16
Maey
(R H)"Co Inc com
16
685
Jun
20
92% Jail
13
21
20
10% Apr
10% Feb
28
DcC
18
31 % Nov
86
16
11%
7
21
20 y4 Feb
41
Jail
6
8% Nov
28
Manati
Sugar
21
7
Jan
3
Mandel
Bros
19
18
Sep
24
Nov
5
8% Oct
30
10% Apr
18
29% Nov
28
48% May
16% Feb
1
20% Nov
13
51% Sep
26
56 V2 Jun
14
29% Apr
18
40% July 11
59
9
37 y2 Dec
21
31% Jan
7
'38% Sep
22
32% Feb
21
82"%
11
July 14
92
Jan
11
99
Apr
25
23 y8
July 19
44
Feb
4
31
Apr
24
40% Dec
19
32
Nov
20
26% Feb
16
6
Nov
29
22%
*
33% Mar 14-
44 y4
r
3
50 % Mar 23
Jan
10
74
12
May 16
99
Jan
88
Apr <11
...
45 % Dec
48% Mar 19
Jan
25 % Jan y 4
52 - Feb 16
24
26
83
18
Jan
98
19% May 25
.99
r
'7
37
3
94% May
uec
37% Nov
July 21
94
.
4
35% July 12
56% Mar 31
20%
May 16
25% Deo
Mar 14
34
Nov
7
Jan
46
17
Nov
7
14 y8 Mar 14
Dec
81
29
91
July
Aug
1
58
Apr
c
45
-
40
May
4
Mar 14
21% Aug
91
-
Jun
45% Apr
Apr
101
Jan
96% Jan
4
$3.75 cum
87 % Mar
2
$3.40
.28% Feb
6
54
July 17
12% Dec
20
34% Apr
56 % Jan
3
9
Jan
12
32 % Jan
3
Jan
6
12% Dec
21
15
Jan
16
8
69% Nov
28
83% Jan
24
47
Feb
9
83% Oct
9
Oct
1
13
25
May 15
13
16
25
Dec
43% Jan
1
17
18
23
17
17% Dec
19
Jan
3
15% Feb
16
4%%
Melville
98
Apr
11
4%
45 %Jun
26
Mengel
25
33% Feb
2
28
21 % Nov
26
Sep 26
88% Mar 30
30% Apr
102
Jun
43% Jan
9
7
22% Oct
11
39
Jan
6
96
Mar 28
103
Dec
13
46
96
27% Feb-
6
12
24% Feb
8
35
July 11
July 21
80% Nov
21
93
Feb
101% Dec
14
116
112% Apr
22
56% Jun
17
26% Feb
11
9
July 19
44.% Jan
3
17% Nov
20
23%,)an
48
Jan
27
64 % May 10
Dec
21
102
Jan
6
97 % Oct
52% Aug 26
103% Apr 18
107% July
1
9
107
Jan
23
84
61% July 31
3
preferred series B
Co (The)—
Mercantile
Merck
85
85 V2
86'A
20
42%
43%
42'A
42%
30,800
35%:
3(5%
43%
36%
43'/H
35%
21%
,
*
37
93% V 36
■22 "b". 521 "A'.-
22'A
;
37 f-i'
f38
*76
76
77%
76
76
76
72
70
An
*68 %
,
"
*29%
29%
*54%
17
31
Vju
70
"
76
12%
12%
73%
73 v2
75 %■
76
37%
37
37%
12%
12%
v 12 Va
12%
'
73%
73%
72
72
77
76 %
77
75%
75%
3,100
37
36 Va
36%
36
%
36'/a
1,700
2,100
*36%
14 %
14
14
14
14
76%
76
76
76
76
900
53%
18%
53%
53%
52'a
53%
52
52
3,500
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
2,000
*
18 vb
36 vb
18%
18%
18%
18%
18'a
*18%
18%
500
36%
36%
36%
36
36 Vs.
36 Va
36%
3,200
83%
84
85
82 %
84
28%
28%
23%
28
86
86
87
87 Va
%
"2
38
22%
23
22%
23
23 VB
31%
30%
31
30%
31'a
30
30%
29%
*77 %
80
*77 Va
79
79
79
106
106
105
103
103
84%
*85
87
preferred series
preferred series
100
*81
86
*81
86
*81
100
*101
105
*101
105
*101
52
51
51
25
61% Sep
5
4.45%
Miami
Copper
—:
,
5
51'A
*37 V4
*37 »a
23'a
84
108% Apr
38
38
100
100
4
3,100
88
>.
*37
preferred series
preferred series
20
70
28 Va
87
x23'b
101
Sep
83%
82%
88
38
101
47% Jan
83 Va
28%
88
23%
85 Va
102
83%
28%
*37
88
104
50
7 6'a
60»%
9
72
72
400
5,600
14
14
21
6
£
13%
53 Va
76
53%
80
14,100
12%
12%
60'a
4
12%
31
85 Va
32% Jan
14%
42%
28%
84»/«
200
*30%
85 v2
3.85%
300
55
*41%
85 Va
2.80%
30
*54'A
31
86
31
*29Va
42%
86
21
30
55
12%
pfd__100
99% Feb
10
*29%
*41%
53
98% Jan
70
*30-(b
21'a
5
75
16%
60%
30
73%
*68%
30 %
53%
Nov
180
710
75
70
30%
21%
Jun
75
3,400
*41% "'42 va
60%
92
74
35%
*54'a
21V4
4.35%
76
55
*51%
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
10,000
29%
60%
Co
1,600
38
74
86
31
22
37%
*68 va
86
*77
22
38
70
28%
16%c
22
76%
13%
'
'•
23%
35 VB
35%
22
76
31.,,^
42,/2
75 %
*37
*
86 'A
43%
14 vb
17%
73 V*
*85
f
35%
£
*75
76
76
*54'a
75
53%
38
76
42%
800
37%
22 Va
37%
29 Va
30
*73
37%
*22-
*68%
55
*41%
13
■
37% A
*85%
21%
83
85
42%"v 43%
52 Va
18
28
86%
*85
86'A
60 %
26
naee
3,300
52
Apr
spp
33 Va
21'A
Apr
'onfnete*
33
No par
2nd
Machine
102
^fir
33%
5
Mesta
103% Oct
!
6,500
33%
4'a
53
101
9
common.
7.800
3
102%
conv
14
Sep
Inc
100
1
3%
Inc
2,100
14,000
33%
pfd
No par
Mergenthaler Linotype Co—No par
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
12.50
$4
93% Mar 29
60
Co
&
Co
$3.50 preferred
93% Dec
108% May
Stores
9%
33 %
34%'
Corp common
5
preferred (1st series)—100
Shoe Corp common
1
30
9%
32%
34%
18%
32% Mar 15
500
9'a
32%
9
34%
%
36%
102% Jan
16%
Vb
32%
18%
18%
9
9%
32%
34 %
36 %
29
19%
16%
16%
9%
32 Va
.
52 Va
10
19
Nov
9'a
18%
Norris Mfg Co
McO.ua y
Mead
17
17
17
32%
10
33 Va
17%
12
700
*51%
1
21% Jun
5'A
34 vb
Co__i
41 % Apr
5%
16%
19
14'A
Stores
5%
51%
77 %
McLellan
*5%
18%
13%
Inc
5%
33%
12%
Robbins
5%
51%
77%
&
4,700
5%
480
19
1
McKesson
7%
*473 Va
35
31
3
7%
19
42%
Mines:
,
*52%
17'A
Publishing—.
7%
480
51 Va
-t-5
_18
1
Jan
6
McGraw-Hill
7%
34%
17%
M'cGregor-Donjger Inc class A
14,800
*473%
8
18%
*41%
Mclntyre Porcupine
37%
485
7%
485
•
51 %
*30%
1
36%
8,400
53
50
CO—iZ
37'a
800
89%
34%
Corp common
50c
preferred—100
Stores
36 vb
87
33%
No par
3
convertible
3%%
88
270
3,000
53
19%
54'A
McGraw Electric
1
28% Jun
:
10
McCrory
36 vb
8
33%
29%
:
87
8%
8
53
54'A
common
35 %
84
P%
8%
32
19
...
No par
preferred
27% Nov
21
20
54% Dec
Corp
$2.50
88
*82
a
8
9'a
33
\
87
32%
9%
9 Vb
No par
Corp
McCord
29
18
21% Jan
20
16
Sep 19
95% Mar 5
McCall
82%
490
*16%
17
17
32%
___No par
common
82
35%
35'a
*476%
5%
_No par
preferred
23 % Feb
81
26% Jan
43 % Aug
$3
82 % Dec
18
39% Sep
25
Maytag Co
84%
-
88
86
5%
1
pfd
83
8%
5%
pfd 1947 ser:es__No par
cumulative
84'a
8
5
^—
8,500
«o7/,
8'A
No par
;
29%
9
8
1
common
29
9
*85
Co
29
8%
34
Co
Corp
Electric
Dept Stores
14
46
106% Apr
Master
21
13
7
.
Masonite
L)
Dec
29 % Feb
18
(Glenn
28%
9
No par
com
Vo
9%
—100
Co
&
70
41% Dec
2
Aug
31
1
Martin
May
Co
preferred
73% Dec
31% Oct
15
11
Field
4%%
$3.75 preferred
13% Dec
67
Marshall
Mfg
30
9
'484
5
50
—4
preferred
28%
9 vb
1
Corp common
Cement
7
16
16% Feb
Midland
convertible
4%
Marquette
30%
9
6.26
Feb
Aug 22
6
Marine
14,000
84%
35%
10
27%
9%
500
1,500
27%
9
34%
40
122
28
85
88 Va
38%
*120
27'a
V4
83
5
:
Exploration
Corp
38%
122
>A
30
V *
9%
No par
97
Dec
32
,
'
Marathon
38
*120
28
30 %
.
1
Manhattan-Shirt
Mpracaibo Oil
120
27%
*8%
1
:
38%
38
120
29
50
Co
21
8
23
44
Dec
Magnavox Co (The)—
Mahoning Coal RR Co
38
122
28%
*84
100
—
610
38
*120
/
29 %
30
No pax"""
preferred series A
5 % Dec
-
38
122
28%
Square Garden—,~No par
Magic Chef—
:
—1 "
Magina Copper
10
16
'
38
*120
5
new_
Madison
26
34% Nov
25% Jan
Mar 13
4%%
—
Inc
26
54% Aug 23
i
' M'lr 20
preleir'ed
Oct
480
Feb~17
35% Jun
6
139
6
6%
4% Jun
21
4
10% May 18
27
Jan
Jan
-
May 24
Dec
16
7% Sep
28
'
% Nov
8
8% Apr
5% Nov 25
144
6% Sep
82
,
16
Sep 19
41% Sep 22
4
4% Dec
14
122
>6
543% Jan
30% NoV
'
13
12 y4 Feb
56% Jan
Jan
; Jun
13 y4 Jun A 3
6
-
20
35% July 15
■
6
7% Jan
8%-Jan.
15
10
10f
common
Nov
*101
103 Va
Va
50 Va
38
23%
2,200
30%
14,900
*78
82
100
105
105
900
*51%
%
101
101
105%
.470
53%
53%
53%
600
21'a
21 %
21%
21%
48.500
60
60%
60
60
1.200
85%
85%
84
84
330
103 Va
*101
*101
103%
f?4%
*82
85
*82
85
86
*81
86
*82
105
*101
105
*101
50
100
86
105
50%
50
50%
50%
50 Va
2,300
34
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NEW
STOCK
YORK
29% Oct
Lowest
HigkMt
26% Sep
7
35% Mar
18
NEW
Kange Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1965
UwHt
Middle
6
Jan
33
26
42% Dec
12
40
Dec
37'/a Jan
25
54% Nov
21
40
Jan
21
146% Sep
23
126
May 28
Dec
7
142
25 % Jan
21
Nov
30
20
40
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17
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70
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20
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13
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21
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4
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20
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82
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76
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24% Jan
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20
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31
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15
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23
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17
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29% Jan
3
30% Jun
25
36% Aug
14
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29
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29
81% Jan
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26
2
47% May 14
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11% Feb
29
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19
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1
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6
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9
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2
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20
22
13
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15
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28
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20
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10
27
28% Mar 12
51% Mar 14
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22
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23
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9
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27
21
Sep
26
32 % Mar
7
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20
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14% Dec
20
18
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4
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2
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70
29
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10
1
22
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July 25
17
29% Jun
27
National
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11
;
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26
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National
Automotive Fibres
8
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34%
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150
179
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2
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28
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47
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16
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10
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9
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17
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25
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22
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13
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23
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17
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29
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23
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25
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13
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9
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15
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11
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17
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5
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15
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5
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18
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75
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15
28
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18
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22
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27
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18
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29
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104
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1
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134
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46
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137
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13
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37
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37
22
9,800
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49%
*14%:
49%
32%
34% '35
156'%
14
21
313/H
*94
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
New York
Ah" Brake
Sep
:
16
2OV4
32%
9
Co
Bros
Newmont
N
25
of
203/8
32%
19
England Electric System
,1
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co
4% pfd_100
94% Jan
!
Corp
Ref
Corp
3%%
64% Jan
18% Jun
n
20%
25%
u_-
Steel
/Newport Industries
,•
4%% prelerred
33% Apr 30
47 % Jan
-.3
80% May 16
100
J2
32 Vb
92-%
New
6
7
24%. Aug 24
29
26% Sep
Mar 13
Nehl
.125% May
May 28
23% Noy
'•32% Nov
3
17% Sep
97% Feb
10
16
Jan
96
21
88% Jan
6
82% Dec
14
9
69% Jan
5
101
12
i
1
50'4
217«
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37% Mar
i
■r.
49%
'
156%
Va
20%
"
4
38
14
50%
-
156
14'A
36%
5
common"!!
Vulcanized Fibre
19
:
17
155%
14%
31%
__8
Natomas Co
20
90% Mar 16
v
155 Va
153%
20%
-ZZZZioo
National Theatres
Nat U s Radiator
Jan
15% Oct
154
154
--
hi
Corp
Supply
15% Jan
33 % May
*
'35'A
common
&
51% Dec
r
35%
35
jq
:
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4
L
35
19j__
preferred A
(G
93
35?a
prelerred B
National Linen Service
Corp
4
24
33% Jan
t
35
Co
issued
38% Jan
-
2.800
35%
No par
Co
•
13
12,600
37'A
34%
Inc-_____Z~ZZi
Co
Z__l
Gypsum Co
-
j
13%
10
"6 %
14
9
11% Jun
;
13%
36%
$4.50 prelerred
National
Wire 11
w
13%
37'A
Gas
Gas
6,300
13%
37
Distillers Prod common
5
pfd series of 1951
100
4l4%
21%
13'/a
3 7'A
National Dairy Products
National Department Stores
11
27%
13 'A
'■'.<•
'
19% Sep 27
45% Mar 14
>175
Dec
700
37%
common
Lines
27%
1,500
13 %
50
(expire
27
50
17'A
75%
37%
100
Cylinder
21%
123
17%
74%
■
13%
48%
City
27%
17%
74%
37%
14
National
6
28 %
27%
*122
17%
*74'A
'
13%
14%
National
Dec
17%
74%
37
50
33%
123
17%
74 'A
13%
13%
2(5% May 14
42% Aug 14
25% Jun 27
28'? «
123
17
74%
36 %
iq
10
34% Jan
26 !•«
-
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11
Feb
3'.
Dec
■
124
17
73%
5
Corp
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4
124
17%
73 "a
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preferred A
'
0
_
18
Dec
10
1%
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j
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Co
Biscuit Co
Jan
.
59
13
Apr
99-
National
15% Aug
21
6
11
National Acme
39 % Jan-24
17
*
100
5
Feb
11
18% Sep 27
37'% Jan 18
Louis
23 >■'
33% Oct
21 % Sep
St
35% Jun
<
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I
&
Corp
82
•
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.Natco
Chatt
23
173% Sep
183
Nashville
Jan
10% Oct
j
...
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62
46% Nov 23
15% Dec
148
Jan
118
14
33% May 16
,
24
16% May 28
114% Nov
.1"
83%
-
'
25
2.5n
85
*85%
*83%
-
85
16%
74'A
85
84
84
84
'84
4
-89-.
26%
85%
85%
25%
25%
17»/«
16%
17
25
25%
24%
25»A
24%
55'A
56
55 %
55%
*55'A
26
-
17
17
73%
*85
16%
-
common__l0
: 4.6%
preferred
Norwich Pharmacal Co...
83%
85
85
86
84
85%
,
»
17'A
17
17'A
73%
73 Va
73'A
74
420
85
85'A
85
85
450
150
310
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85
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85
84
85
*84%
85%
88
*85%
88
85%
85%
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25%
25%
16%
24%
25'A
24%
25 Va
16%
16%
16%
17%
25
24%
25
25%
26 Vb
6,100
55%
56
56 Va
56
56%
4,100
'-"16%
.
7
8,700
5,500
40%
10%
'
9%
67
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75'A
17,900
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75 Va
>1,300
.
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732
39%
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3,200
46%
56%'
38%
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11
38'A
59
39'A
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33
*
' -.33%
,
47%
32%
33%
57
...
.
33
10%
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-
26%
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9,100
95
3.700
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24
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483«
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83
24
■
-
18%
84%
.
21 'A
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)_,
Murray Corp of America
Mar 15
50
26
9%
No par
Products
42% Mar
25**
76
Co
(The)
Morrell
13
22% July 20
26%
32%*
2
Moore-McCormack Lines
(.John) & Co
18% Jan
9
26%
66,'"
Co
Co
Ward
18% Nov
11
23%
75''4
Co
37% Dec
17% Jun
24
33%
47
No par
9
30% Oct
*81%
83
24
33%
,3.300
18%
99%
167/s
17%
800
13,000
84
"'66
65%'
*95
>
27%
21%
'
25
Chemical
27 % Mar 14
V
"81 %
99 %v
<
34
"
No par
Tool
B
Montgomery
'
500
500
400
1.25
7
20
92%
-.24%
...
66
A.
Montana-Dacota Utilities
14
17
100
class
60% Jun
25
17%
17
100
Machine
23 % Dec
21 % Apr
*95
60 %
, 3
16% Mar 14
% Mar 14
99%
39rA
44
<
'
18% "
85%
59
Monterey
27
18%
84%
-64%
38%
Montana
1
19%
series A../
100
Pacific RR class A__No par
Industries inc
5
Monsanto
21
"34
65%
JC%
RR
27%
21%/
85%
>10%'
5
Mo'jud Co Inc
3
43% Sep
38% Jan
6
11
*
_!i
com
27%
21%
18%
33%
RR
27'%
21%
32%;
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_
28
65
]0
Monarch
29
34% Mar 14
23% Jan
'
preferred
Dec
25% Oct
Corp..
27%
84%
<
'
126
21%
34
19%
19%
17.600
7
43
/
28
*
34
86%
.24
par
preferred
33% Nov
6
Light___No
-43
126
22
-
66%
No par
4/20%
16% Nov
% Aug
&
43%
128%
126;
34%
85
*81%
preferred
18% Nov
40
Power
127
63%
17%
40%
34%
64%
■95
30%
40%
-
85%
16%
25
2.50
Paper
43%
41
63%
99%
Shares
30
84%
100
preferred
Ontario
Mlssouri-Kan-Tex
20
21
eonv
Corp
Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
20
88
14'/a Dec
23
19% May 12
3
2
preferred
&
21%
•
the Week
*
127
34%
29 7A
19%
*95
1
Mission
5
OCt
60
7
:
54
common
Mission
49% Apr 30
40% July 24
67% Oct
15
Feb
7% Oct
Minute
Co
27%
22
:
34%
28%
22
__Nu par
Minneapolis Mollne
29%
*19%
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg^_-_1.50
Mining <fc Mfg com„__No par
$4
34%
27%
No par
Minn
2
143
128
34%
Minerals & Chetti Corp of Amer___l
Minneap <fc St Louis Ry
„_No par
13
Apr
43%
44
19% Apr
90 % July 26
■41
128
11
75% May 10
42%
127
11
105
*41
44%
11
9
42%
128
10
Oct
5
29%
44
29% Oct
Mar
29
42%
20% Oct
26% Dec
29%
42%
Friday
Dec. 21
Dec. 20
28%
ioo
;
T
Bale* far
.Thursday
29%
44
Corp
Monday, December 24, 1956
.
PRICES
-
29
42%
<
41% July 13
8ALK
Dec. 19
1
;
,15
HIGH
Wednesday
Dec. 18
Inc—
common
1st preferred
AND
Tuesday
17
Dec.
distiibutlon
Steel
Midwest
Aug 10
36% Jah'
$25
Monday
*
Utilities Inc
Enterprises
Midland
Mar 12
47
YORK
.
RECORD
LOW
EXCHANGE
Midland
'
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
Rang* l9T r
.
190
14,100
.
34,000
-
Volume
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Number 5597
184
(2753)
NEW YORK STOCK
Banc* far frtrltu
UvMt
Range Since Jan. 1
fll|hnt
43% Jan
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
V
STOCKS :
Year 1955
I*weet
NSW
YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
6
52% Aug
3
Sep
20
90% Dec
13-
110% Jan
4
20
110% Sep
100% Apr
30
95% Jan
22
78
Dec
20
100
Jan
5
3.90%
14
95
Dec
18
110
Jan
11
4.56%
preferred
3
98
Nov
30
109 % Feb
10
4.44%
preferred
15% Dec
21
;23
83 % Dec
3
91
33% Jan
34% Jan
10.
17% Nov
1
105 %
107
Nov
15
109
Jan
105% Sep
27
109
Aug
-
30% Sep
26
31% Jan
28
18% Jan
20
100
Jan
26
103
26
6
135
v
14
4
23% Jan
47
19
.99
'
'43
Ohio
Jun
Nov
29
Nov
20
22
11
*
81
22
Dec
Jan
14
3
-
May 2
16% Sep 10
16
Jan
3
-16% Dec
20
59
"
Nov
Nov
1
71% Dec
22
60
«
Nov
27
34
Mar 14
46% May 17
35
94
Feb
17
9% Oct
:
?
98% Dec
101 % Nov
18
9
-
Co
preferred
•
i
Oct
Overland Corp
-
>v
July 11
102% Jan
20
4%
cumul
13
$5
31% Oct
31
40
16
Pacific
Finance
533/4 Mar 28
Pacific
Gas
40
Jan
12
Pacific
Lighting Corp
54
Jan
12
Pacific Mills
29
15
30% Nov 29
148% Aug 24
152% Aug 22
122% Sep 28
142% July 16
129% Dec
20
152% Feb
20
22
Jun *
2
16% Jan
27
12
88
Apr
18
98% May 17
104
Jan
3
74
Jan
6
40
Nov
29
34% Feb
44% Jun
9
Mar
6%
10
13
21
6
17-%
4% May 27
4% Jan
6
Dec
21
52% Dec
21
105
103
36% Jan
3
42% Dec
10
17
40% Jan
Oct
30% Jan
20
26
14% Jun
25% Jun
21
26
37
Jun
21
11
54% Feb
14
'46% Jun
20
56% Nov
26
Nov
27
41% Mar 12
22% Dec
27
25% Jan
6
27% Mar 17
29% Feb
24
29 % May
Jan
11
38
Jun
2
Pennroad
Dec
12
Penna
3
20
95% Dec
20
112% Mar
2
Penn
Mar
4
Nov
147
3
64
17% Mar 14
2
73% Feb
11
29
106% Jan
5
Jan
Jan
12
96
24
26% May 18
94
Oct
54
1
2
Jan
Pet
1
22% Apr
Milk
12
28%
*40'%
41%
*40%
41'%
5,400
10
47'%
48%
47'%
47%
463/4
26%
26%
26%
X26'%
16%
163/4
16%
173/4
17%
26%
17%
1
3%
4%
4%
4%
43%
4'%
4%
13
13'/a
123/8
12-%
12%
12%
12'%
123/4
32%
32'A
32
32%
31%
31%
32
32
No par
533/i
533/4.
53%
53%
53
53%
**53
No par
393/4
39%
39%
39%
393/4
39%
11,800
47%
25%
16%
5
common
common
23
76% Mar 19
43
35 % Dec
19
40 % Mar 23
Phiia
20% Dec
10
26 % Mar 14
July 25
26% Mar
7
115% Apr 19
102% May 2
107% Apr
98% Nov
29
Pfizer
26
Apr
Mar 30
4'%";
4
7,400
'
123/4
32
*53
8,700
1,800
53%
500
39%
39%
1,700
20'A
393A
39'%
1,100
12,400
32
533A
14,400
4
12%
20%
16
16
Dec
5
Jan
4
65
OCt
22
91
48% Sep
19
39% Oct
1
47
85% Jun
14
93
Dec
16
78% Nov
92
Dec
30
71
Dec
36% Mar 13
27
96
May
46% Oct
6
Dec
6
52 % Jun
15% Jan
16
12
17
10
123/4 Jan
18
59 % Jan
3
Oct
9
45
Jan
3
22% Feb
9
86% Dec
10
96
Apr
100
Apr
32% Feb
16% Jun
149
14ft
Dec
Dec
3
70% May
1
28 % July 25
50% Nov
13
8
19
20% July 27
11
163% Jan
21
170
Jan
16
22
37% Feb
13
69 % Dec
17
92 % Sep
23
74
10
96% Apr
8% Sep
10
3
8% May 16
30% Jan
3
24% Feb
9
39% Dec
17
84% July 28
78
Oct
23
81% Dec
7
Pitts
July 26
10
27
Jun
3
23% Nov
25
153% Dec
19
132% Dec
11
Feb
1
24% Mar 14
40 % Dec
7
36% Jan
24
71% Nov
19
13
25
16
20
Jun
19
35% May 14
155
Mar" 18
30% Jan
23
40
Apr
% Apr,
6
25
Dec
19
22
Jan
23
383/4 Aug' 20
Poor
24% Sep
8
21
Dec
11
233/a Mar 23
45% Nov
12% Jan
3
37% Feb
2
47
36% Nov
15
43% Jun
89% Jan
6
May 19
65
Nov 23
Aug
15
*5
Dec
3734 Dec
493/4 July 25
10
29
40% July 24
14
88% Mar 29
Dec
22% Nov
30
26% Oct
27
15
125% Sep
14
108
Nov
3
34 % Nov
16
31
Dec
3
29 % Jan
18
26% Jan
29
28% Jan
100% Feb
16
105% July
103 % Nov
22
105
Nov
1
72
112% Nov
Jun
2
May
35% Nov
5
33% Apr
10
10% May
20
Aug
74
7% Nov 29
28
Mar 21
97
*92%
21% Dec
30
26% Mar 14
5
120
July 25
35 % Mar
8
Procter
49 %
48'%
49
95
95
95
♦95
65
65%
64%
65%
63
64
63
20%
86 3A
84%
94%
*94
104
26 3A
%
36%
20%
102%
85%
*94
104
26%
17%
*66%
5
100
100
42%
173/a
36%
20%
1003/4
67%
35%
20%
100
36 %V
36%
36%
8,200
20'A
20%
,2,700
99'%
99
99%
590
863/4
87%
86
88
590
96
95
.95
*104%
106
86
94'%
104
27%
*94
♦104%
106
17%
17'%
16 3A
17'/8
66
*65
66'%
65'A
65%
240
42%
42%
X41%
42 'A
41%
41%
9,100
74
74
74
73'A
74
*72
77
16%
81
75'%
75'%
*72%
73
72
73
20
*15
20
13%
15
13%
13%
*96
99
*96
97'%
97
96
96
52
503,4
52%
5
;
25
No par
9'%
*96
51'%
*8
9'%
Co
Coal
Co
40%
58'A
25%
243/4
253%
25
25%
24%
25
*87
90
92
92
91
91
1
45'%
44'%
44'A
&
Young
90
17%
160
145
*86%
17%
*146
*142%
90
17%
160
146
173%
*146
142%
2.50
66%
69%
65'%
6 6'A
66%
10
823A
83
83
8 3'A
82%
1
7 3/a
10
38'A
100
Ash pfd
(The)
*82
100
83
100
100
1
2.50
24%
'132
68 3/8
*15
7%
39%
82 %
-83
7%
144
66 3/4
83
243/4
24%
87
*86%
91
*89
45
87
17
160
140
65%
65 3A
65
66%
83
83 %
83
833A
7'%
7'%
38%
80
80
80
*83%
84'%
*83
84%
83
83
24%
*132'%
•
150
67%
69
67'A
67%
67 3/4
15
14%
14%
*1434
15'A
14%
14%
2,800
26%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36'A
36'A
4,500
36%
36%
;
28%
28'A
28'A
4,000
138
Co
Power
Gamble
28 3A
28%
283A
28%
28%
213/a
21'A
21'A
21%
21%
21%
21'A
21%
21%
213/8
503A
51'%
51'A
51%
51%
51%
503A
51'A
6,900
8 'A
12,000
..2
503A
50%
38%
Public Serv Co of Colorado
10
Indiana
No par
36%
36%
100
25
25
100
72%
8'%
65
38'A
Serv
Inc common..a
preferred
Co
of
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
El & Gas common_No par
Serv
preferred
No par
100
5
88
Feb
15
4.18%
106% Feb
15
4.30%
preferred
preferred
100
100
74% Jan
3
5
Pure
dlv
Pullman
51% Apr
preference
com
Puget Sound Pow & Lt Co
Oil
4,000
28%
38%
1
68%
10
38'A
4
138
28
38%
62% Oct
*132%
36%
383/4
37% Jan
-
5
38%
11
200
2,000
15
8%
27
70
•„
15%
66%
74% Dec
24 3A
*24%
8'%
41% Apr
84
24%
*132'%
66%
9
*82%
69
25'%
8'A
11
-
243A
5,700
81
140
66%
28
*80
3,500
25,200
68%
25'A
♦132
8'%
24% Nov
7%
38
68%
25
140
65'A
4.16%
7%
37
~80
4,500
25
67
4.20%
1,200
160
140
37'%
80
17%
♦146
7 3/8
81
31,500
142 %
38%
38%
30
300
453A
142'A
66 3A
Pub
17'A
17
*146
45%
7%
*80
10,000
90
43'%
10
1,300
,
87
*89'%
No par
4.32%
A
7%
38'%
38%
17%
160
40%
10
cum
3%%
7,500
90
57
'
42%
90
58
443%
A
9'A
92%,
91%
common
class
84,400
51%
403/4= i)
46
Co
10
97
*56%
91%
143'A
*8
*90
41%
45%
173/8
50%
59
*86%
>146
*95
92%
40 3A
♦90
No par
No par
1
j
2,250
13%
57
41%
92%
24%
Co
;
9'% *
*8
700
300
75
59%.
403%
*90
10
Co
13%
57%
92%
*58%
com
*72
60
41'/«
-
51%
2
Plate Glass
Steel
9%
*8
40%
*90
24,000
17'%
66
1
conflnon
13,500
68
77
*8
70
160
273A
17%
42%
*15
50%
3/4
27'A
273/4
27'%
*72
54%
250
11,700
64 3/a
20%
*75
50%
9,900
49%
96
99
86
26%
10,20.0
4
35%
94'%
26a/8
160
2,600
173/4
20%
85'%
104
700
95
36%
94%
104
30,100
20%
101
74
5
Publlcker Industries
Public
48%
48%
95
8
$4.75
3%
95
173/4
$1.40
28
4Ya
4
48%
42%
4.08%
nnee
V
4%
173/4
95
67'%
16
29% July 25
4
200
65'A
173/4
17%
48
42%
3
10
..
4%
4'a
100
323/4 Jan
3
17%
36%
26%
1033/4 Feb
22% Jan
96'%
17%
101
1033/4
11
17
95%
17%
653A
20%
1
21
89% Dec
97%
17 3/4
96
36'A
101
26% Dec
21
183A
483/4
65%
82% Dec
104
*96%
4%
4
7
3
*64
19
97%
48%
8
Dec
70
*64
100
Electric
&
70
17%
*94
100
No par
Co
&
*64
•
100
Oil Co
Potomac
81
*94
65%
17%
No par
Inc
19% Jan
15
19
*96
1,900
46 3/4
5%% Jlst series prior pfd
Pittsburgh & West Virginia.
19% Mar 15
*65
18 3/4
„
Plymouth
65%
46%
common
preferred
Plough
3,000
18%
Metallurgical Inc
Co
160'A
4.7
(conv)
Forgings
Pittsburgh
160
*46%
Wayne & Chic Ry com. 100
guaranteed preferred
100
Pittston
160'%
47%
Ft
5%
158%
1
i8ys
100
Consolidation
Pittsburgh
162'A
161
*46%
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
_
163%
19
preferred
preferred
(conv)
Pittsburgh
4
96
84% Apr
92% Apr
6% Feb
200
161%
163
47
convertible
7%
34%
18%
_1
common
Coke & Chem
Pittsburgh
Pitts
23
41% Dec
Jan
Pitts
22%
34%
'
12.50
Hosiery
Mills Inc
$4.80
223/4
34%
100
preferred
Pltn6y-Bowes Inc
$5
23
No par
$4
Pitts
223/4
*33%
11%
47
Petroleum
Pillsbury
4
Dec
Feb
22%
34%
11
19
preferred
Phoenix
10
7
89
102
22%
*33%
11'%
47
Phillips Jones Corp com
5%
11'A
223/4
3 3 :iA
18%
preferred series A
Phillips
11
22%
33%
11
11
600
23
11%
47
series preferred
3.9%
%
650
333A
11
22%
*33%
100
33%c
Philip Morrfs Inc common
4% preferred
99 % Mar 14
56% Dec
89
Dec~Ta
69% Dec
55%
*
30% Sep 20
97% Aug 25
100% Sep 20
166% Aug 12
173
J tin 10
55
65
Corp
Corp
52,300
55
100
preferred
33/4%
5
1
8% Dec
16
Mar
8
40% Dec
5
14
July 11
91
Philco
11%
54%
200
4,100
;
G63
Phila & Reading Corp
3
94% Mar 12
3
12% May 25
29
Feb
2,000
553A
100
97
55%
55%
100
43% Jun
55%
55%
preferred
21
82,800
55%
preferred
28
213/4
91'%
21%
preferred
31
92
92 %
22
4.3%
Oct
92
21%
91
21%
3.8%
37% Feb
92
21%
93%
4.4%
86% Dec
96
223%
4
4.68%
95'%
92%
24
19
97
213/4
10
$1 conv preference com
10
97'%
94%
13
29 3/s Nov
43%
22
Feb
109% Jan
13%
66
43%
94
Jan
10
13'A
66
213/a
j.5
Inc..
9,700
43%
10
Co
f
13%
100
50
.
550
,
68
*66
97%
102
23
90V2
280
26
95%
43%
'
430
263/4
*26%
43%
133,'a
133%
66%
43%
97%
•
40
Co
13%
66%
43%
43%
97
* '97%
..100
common
preferred
Electric
13%
68
13%
/' *66
68
39
44%
1123/4 Jan
Dec
13% Apr
♦67
21% <21%
"433A
106
Jan
104% Feb
No par
:
17
17
6
1
1
com
14
Dec
103
6
Corp
Light
84% Dec
22
46% Jan
2nd
4%
1
J.7
Dec
100% July
33% Jan
1
93
+
1
Dec
No par
Corp.
common
Phelps-Dodge
51% Oct
107
81
Brewing Co
5
(Chas) & Co Inc coramon.,1
547/a Jan
27%
273A
41%
*40%
41%
28
28%
48%
47%
Pfeiffer
7% Mar .12
64% Aug 25
spo
*40%
;
90
25%
i
Petfoleupi Corp of Amer
6
footnofpg
42
52%
90
16%
preferred
4
For
*40%i
513A
47%
Stores
Co
4 % %
10
Oct
l
"
9,300
51
93
25 %
Pepsi-Cola Co
93% Oct
56% May
28
193/8
105
50
*91
93
16 3/a
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
3
Mar
105
3% Nov 26
3
Jan
37% Feb
32
28'%
102'%
49%
48%
Corp
Drug
May 25
27
28
1013/4
99
49:'%
25%
preferred
119% May 26
23% Dec
28%
28%
99%
98'%
493%
300
4,300
30,900
16%
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Aug 15
Sep
45% Nov 20
4
Penn-Texas
6
104
94'%
*91-*
%
183/4
25%
.
Pennsylvania RR
:■
Pennsvlijania Salt Mfg
13
7
*91
18%
2.50
Sand
&
36% Jan
19% Mar
98%
49
94%
18%
No par
Co
(The)
Corp
102% Dec
24% Mar 15
Corp
preferred•
series preferred
4.40%
Mar 29
16o
26
16% Oct
27
98
49%
1
.
Glass
4%%
29
Feb
18% Oct
24% July 25
48% Nov
11
__100
Cement
Power
25
25% Feb
98%
49%
18 %
22,200
18
68
Jan
84
97%
*93
«.
6%
13 3/B
13
52
Oct~26
18%
6'A
13'A
6
173
~9
19'%
6'%
26,500
19i
5
18%
6%
39
48% Jan
35%
19%
6 3%
6 3%
38 3/a
Oct
6
>;• 6%
19%
...
6%
38%
146
29"% Jan
Issued".
6%
38
16% Jun
29
6 3/a
39%
$1.60
6
130
38%
Peoples
Jan
129'%
38'%
Penn-Dixie
6
25% Jan
131
(J C) Co
43% July 11
13
150
129%
39%
Penney
23
13
Mar 14
132
36'/a
30% Jan
19% Jan
85
132
803%
35% Feb
76% Mar 11
134
*132
793A
31 % Jan
22% May 17
133
81%
1
J
133
32
79%
17
3
1233%
32
81%
27
Maf 14
123%
80
Dec
6% Oct
1,950
123%
32
82%
9
32% Oct
62
1,600
124%
32
803/4
Jan
11
16
6,700
32%
123%
82%
101
21% Jun
28"% Sep
36
123 %
32%
124%
78% Nov 29
26
21%
353%
32%
124 %
preferred-.____25
Co
200
6,000
(.
26
16
31
36
353/a
32
493/4
27'%
11
15% Mar 14
35%
353%
36'%
X49%
50
263A "
July 21
158% Jan
35%
36
50
2,600
22
38
162% Aug 31
35%
49 3/4
'
700
35
*26
33% Sep
6
50%
; 34%
,
*26%
22% Apr
13
49%
35
34%
493A
*21
21
Jan
50'A
34%
27%
14
84% Jan
49%
34 3/4
26
28
83
34%
26
Dec
17
34%
*26
Oct
21% Jan
34%
800
:C
27%
30
61
34
13
26%
29
100
27%
21%
33
30
27%
*27
27%
17% Oct
10% Dec
*26'%
27%
25%
29
95 % May 13
27
*27
13
13
*203/4
6
82% July
27
273%
13
27%
28
66% Sep
30
27'%
*27
.
333/4
Enterprises
Telep
preferred
Nov
19
123/4
*27
27%
*12%
13%
263/4
23
6
13
27%,
*263/4
6,400
2IV2
45% Jan
May 26
13
27%
2 7'A
2,800
;•
:
*26 3A
16
12% Jan
3,600
91%
13%
No par
Peninsular
49% Feb
111
91%
1
*253/4
Jun
108
42
*20%
53
5
12,500
62%
102'A
41%
25
28
11
90%
■■'■J'"]
102
:.
25
44% Oct
96 % Oct
90'A
61%
42%
25
28
102% Oct
*90% )92
;
102 %
42
preferred
109
9
62 3A
102
'
43
preferred
19
6
5,700
$1.30
29
31
200
693/4
$1.32
Ncv
Jun
102
100
16%
69'A
$1
Dec
24
793/4 ^
16%
68% '
13
91
37% Jan
793A
-
16%
68%
62%
63
i,
42
79
-*163/8
■;v.
283/4 Mar 27
21
110% Jan
V
;
24a/4 Mar 26
13
Jan
68%
850
29 % Jan
Oct
25
48
2,300
•
124%
Distillers
prior
conv
43% Nov
50
4,900
713A
A
11
23
Nov
11
44%
70%
44 %••*.'
71%
79
-•
16%
62
92
433/4
.71.3A.
-
14
,
30% Jun
6% Nov 22
43%
3,200
16,800
21
.
6
Sep
823/4-f
26
7
102
81%
/,
33%
Corp
Penick & Ford
5
97
12
/
"
82
'../•': 8i%
81
"
101%
43%
-
124%
...
&
26,100
49%
108
11%
-
.
20% Dec
Jan
22
48 3A
; 107%
•
25% Nov
113% Apr
108% Apr
103% July
12
27'A
100
Proof
Coal
28
58
.V
49%
107%
3,000
263A
6
15% Dec
May
4
41% Mar 14
Jun
5%
26%
27%
.No par
"when
100
18%
99
11%
713/4-
67
63 %
*90%
*18
*95
26%
common.100
Teleg
Pictufes
Mines
Peabody
90%
*
25
Transportation
49% Dec
44
90%
18%
99
>
48%
44%'
.
*16%
101 %
42%
5,700
10
Electric.
&
Rust
Patino
6% Mar 12
101
43%
16,300
38 3/4
26%
<
-:
■82
*79
<
67%
62 %
62%
101
42%
38%
107%
12%
81%
,.
16%
67
84
41%
38%
'
81
*163/8
120
84
42%
*95
108
11%
5
85
*18
,;;
49%
49
3,200
•
3
106% Dec
29% Aug
9
14% Dec 13
'•<
•
26%
*107%
163A
1
CoFp
Tilford
&
Parmelee
25
6
10% Sep
27% Sep
37
18%
49%
15%
38%
■
38%
26%
230
97
42
*84
43 %
>
*93 %
153/4
153/4
'
:
5
Parke Davis & Co
6
8
97
25
common
Parker
9% Jun
44% Mar
Inc
common
preferred
Park
9
17 3/4 Dec
2
27% July 28
107
57% Apf
8
23
3% Oct
10
82
4
12% Jan
5
36% Jan
*94
-
99
43
Consolidated
Paramount
7% Jan
14% Jan
44
Tin
4%
6
Aug 27
61%
100%
preferred
New
Jan
29
Sep~21
95%
*95
*79
16%
69%
Corp
1
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
1
Panhandle East Pipe L com
No par
23% Jun
10% Jan
95
/
No par
Telep
Pacific
27% Nov 29
3
47% May
5
51 % Apr 12
9
Jan
90
Dec
9
21% Mar 20
43% Dec
36
9
Pacific
1
16%
15
preferred
&
.
673/4
No par
29
r
83%
l
6.25
preferred
44 % Jun
*
82%
100
Co
26
95
*18
106% 107%
12
/ 12%
82 %
82%
12 '/a
_i
Corp
Co_
Fisheries
16% Sep
70% Oct
420
95
18%
26%
46%
49%
108
12
100
common
Amer
Jan
107%
1
preferred
Coast
6% Dec
380
79
99
26%
80
5%
5
94
78 3A
85
79%
Owens-Illinois- Glass
Oxford. Paper' Co
9
48%
100
;
Pacific
Jan
38'A
No par
vThel
Pacific
12
42 3/4
38%
93
81
.16
85
43%
93
78
*18
26%
.
1,700
50 3/4
*50%
50%
93
•
.
*95
%
18
99
26%
Shares
50 3A
...
97%
71
5
16
18 %
*95
*
85
42%
38%
:
38%
44
28
6% Nov
*84
43%
70 %
27
142% Mar 10
85
43%
Owens-Corning Fiberglas
J
18
16% Oct
35 % Nov
''
42 %
70%
28 % Nov
Aug' 5
'
85
"'38
43%
28% Nov
Dec
*15%
713%
10
42
15%
44%
12
56
*15%
the Week
813/4
r
71%
10
6
16%
Friday
Dec. 21
95
43%
9% Jan
7
*94
93 'A
6.25
23 % Feb
25
97%
15%
.
50%
92%
813A
83%c
19% Jun
37% Jan
*94
50%
91%
;
29
37 % Jan
98
50
50
91%
Corp
12% Mar 10
128% Jan
*95%
__100
*
Marine
Outlet Co
5
51 % May
2
*93
5
Elevator
Outboard
,
Mar 26
July
81
106
Oct
95%
..7.50
Common
26% Nov
.
95
:
Gas__.l
25% Nov 29
47
95%
com__10
series:
Natural
26
Aug 29
95%
.No par.
Elec
&
16% May 16
53
82%
5
"
Gas
21% May 13
37% Jan 17
44% Mar 15
*81
100
Oonv preference 1951 series
Oliver Corp common
4% % convertible preferred
Otis
•
19
-91
'
30
82%
100
.
95 % JUly 23
27
Nov
90
9
-17
6
Jan
.
',
-
50% July 26
v
20
57
91%
common:
Preferred 4.24%
2
:
72% Nov
;77
Co
50%
91%
100
.
50%
82
,
Thursday
Dec. 20
.
Dec. 19
100
Salaa far
SALE PRICES'
Wednesday
100
;
CO
"Oklahoma
2
107% Jan
14
40% Feb
Sep~20
_12
HIGH
Dec. 18
Olln Mathieson Chemical Corp—
-17% Jan
4
Oil
4%
26
62% Aug
130% Aug
May 28
common.
preferred series A___.
*•: Oklahoma
'
-48
Match
5%
Ohio
3
29% July 16
105
Co
preferred
preferred
r
'
•
18
19% July 13
;
Edison
4.-40%
.
July 10
104
3
.33% Feb
6
84% Oct
'
-
July 17;
Jun
47 % Apr.
8
18% Sep
31 % Jan
Ohio
58% Aug 13
8
July
112% Sep
10
Dec
97% May 29
25
64% July
Jan
13% Jan
94% Jan
20
% May 13
25 % Apr
49% Mar 14
114
Jun
40% Sep 21
19% May 17
19
21% Sep
39
49
Tuesday
Dec. 17
Par
Inc
'The)
8%
*22%
♦21
8%
36%
36'%
36'%
36%
36%
1,800
65'%
.
65%
65'A
330
38%
38%
38%
2,300
36%
36%
7,600
72
72
36%
*72'A
74
*72
74
*72
73
72%
*22 %
23
*22%
23
*22%
22%
*22%
22'A
*21
22%
*21
22'%
*21
22%
*109
50
22%
23
22%
*21
1083/4
108'%
108'%
108 3A
1,000
108%
31'%
31%
313/8
31%
31'A
27,900
31%
31 %
31%
31%
31%
27%
27%
27%
5,800
27%
27%
27'%
27'A
27
27%
85
*83
85
83
83
83%
390
85
82%
87
88
♦86
88
•85
87
90
*86
*89
91
*89 y2
91
108
*85%
108
88
88
*87
89%
91
*89
27'%
112
1083A
200
40
91
90'%
90'%
25 3A
25'%
25%
25%
25"%
♦25 y8
25%
4,500
64'%
64%
64 3/4
4,400
44 %
43 %
433/4
10,200
10
25%
25%
25%
No par
63%
63%
63%
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64
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May 28
Nov
130
154
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26% Jan
31
337/a Sep 14
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31% Aug
1
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148
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Dec. 17
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Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
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Radio Corp of America com_No par
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Ranco Inc
29%
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132
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4
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18
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47
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53% Jan
Sep 26
41 %
July
28 'A Nov
11
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26
25% Apr
11
37% Jun
Jan
5
34% Jan
7
38% July 27
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5
42
80
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8
33% Jan
27% May 22
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6
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12
Dec
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3
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26
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19
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May
3
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55%
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31%
32 %
12%
12%
4
67% Feb
30
4%
Dec
31
May 16
4%
6
noncum
Roller Bit Co
Reeves
6
Bros
(Robt)
6c
Co—
10% Mar 14
18% Mar 14
3
30% Apr
Reliance Mfg Co common
Jan
1»
81.25 dlv pi lor preference
Stores Corp
18
4
43% Jan
8% Jan
15% Jan
Conv
3
:NOV 27
16
10
11% Dec
18
42% Feb
13
Oct
pfd 3Va%
81
convertible
17
Republic
Apr
24
Revere
13
28% Dec
1C
9% Feb
14
10-/4 July 26
85
Reynolds Metals Co
Jan
Jan
Oct
49% Mar IS
26
91
26
May 11
81
91
64% May 12
82
Dec
42
Nov
89% Jan
11
37% Mar 15
20
8% Mar 20
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23
10
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29
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Rohr Aircraft Corp
Ronson Corp
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Ruberold Co (The)
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19
21% May 28
6
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Riegel Paper Corp
23
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2
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12
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9
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8
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7
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Nov
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26
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26
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101
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2
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13
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40
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Aug
17j4
10
Republic Aviation Corp—
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45
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:
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10
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6
12
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60
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48
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12
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64 % Apr
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2nd
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Apr
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61
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31
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29
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28
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30
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3
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126
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6
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11
28
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40
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22% Jan
16
13
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3
27
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9
17
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52
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Jan
13
91% Mar 23
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12
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17
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21
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Sep
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16
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25
25% Oct
13
12 V* Nov
21
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3
16
20
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32
20
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27
22
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6
57% Dec
65% Mar 14
78% Jun
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19
13
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98
101% Oct
107;
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6
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18
18
8
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44% Feb
11
14
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57 % Nov
29
75% Mar
77% Dec
95
19
8
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12
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6
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84
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6
59%
18
Jan
6
31'A July 18
34% Dec
28
44% May
19% Feb 29
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
Seaboard Finance Co
52% Oct
5
89% Mar
70% Nov 26
Beaboard
23% Jun
7
Seagrave' Corp
36% Jan
3
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20
13
25
13% Dec 21
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16
a% Mar 15
20% Dec
17
9% Apr
10
61% Jan
20
28% Dec
12% Jun
1
21% Feb
29
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27
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26
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20
16
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5
62
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11
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11
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18
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20
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38
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16
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64
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18
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6
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22
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27
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24
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4
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18
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19
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see
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36 3
36%
36%
25,600
45 %
45*%
45
45 Va
45
45%
52,100
30
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4
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2%
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45%
46%
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45%
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45
45
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45%
45 %
11.900
18
18%
17%
18
17%
18
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17%
17%
17%
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5%
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par
.
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52 "a
100
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55
87
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27 %
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54%
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97
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50c
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22%
97
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26%
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17%
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40
40
95%
25
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54%
96
53
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4,400
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400
5%
2.900
50
10
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8,200
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200
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16.700
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23
65.200
97
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26%
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18
5,200
87
70
2
12%
12 y«
12
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11%
11%
11%
12
11%
12%
12.200
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72%
72%
72%
72'4
72
72
72
72
71%
71%
310
common
preferred
.
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Brands
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29%
29%
29%
28 %
29 %
28 3
28 <4
28%
29 %
4.300
No par
37 %
37%
37 %
37%
37%
37%
37 %
37%
37%
37%
5.300
No par
Inc
com
preferred
77%
77%
*77%
78
78
78%
78''a
79
80
80
Standard Coll Products Co Inc
1
6%
Standard
1
11%
Gas
72®«
*33%
1
Inc
pfd
Square D Co
83.50
61%
82%
100
preferred
Standard
61%
*81%
20
preferred
Inc
61'%
34%
No par
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Rand Corp common
$4.50
«
62%
.,
Inc—
Railway common
preferred
Public
1.500
-61 %
2%
Production
1,300
62 3
*33%
*30%
82
83
32 Va
5
46'%
46%
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32%
25
Mobile 6c Ohio stk tr ctfs
Sparton
a
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Edison
15%
32%
46
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46'a
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California
Southwestern
*
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14%
32
46'%
83
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14
32
82
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32
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,
63%
73
10
Corp
14
32
14 Va
-32%
61%
46 Va
83%
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.
72'4
46 Va
non-cum
Spalding
14''4
32*
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"Ex-distribution"
Southern
14%'
31%
No par
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec.No par
Natural Gas Co__
7.50
South'n Pacific Co (Del)
No par
$4.50
26
17%
70
.14'/a
Southern
Spiegel
91% Jan
17'4
..._5
Co
Southern Co
3
31% Dec
35 %
17 Va
54 %
preferred
17
44 Va May 14
35 7%
17%
No par
Carolina E 6c G Co
16% Jan
2
35%
17 Va
'58%
;
preferred
Porto Rico
83% Jan
1
36
17'4
59%
Solar Aircraft Co
21
30
35%
17%
Va
36 Va
17%
55%
Co
Smith-Corona
19
36% Oct
68
35 Va
58
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
71% Dec
22% Oct
82
*80
;
36
35 Va
3,900
16,600
"11% Dec
77% Nov
33;%
19%
17% Nov 18
22
33%
34%
*31 %
5
41% July 27
81
91 %
300
1
94 % Nov
*78%
*90%
,
82
*80
150
78 Va'
93 '
10.100
17
18
33%
34%
82
*80
82
**81
83
34%
34%
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20%
29
Mar 22
34%
v
78'%
%
20
96% Dec
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35 Va
*81
77
20'%
21% Nov
35% Nov
93
93
79 Va
*90%
20'%
16% Nov
July 27
11,900
*77%
77 %
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80
93
20 %
8
86
20,10 t
59%
20%
14
68% Mar 14
52,400
49%
58' %
20 '4
10% Jan
.
20%
49%
58%
19%
21
2
20%
50
57%
20
23% Aug
July 17
20%
49 %
59 %
1
29% Jun
24 Va Mar 20
20%
49%
58%
5.900
103 % Nov
29 Va Apr
20%
49%
59%
93%
2
105
20%
50%
59
23:%
14
Nov
20%
50
92
Sep
21
100
20%
60 Va
93'%
Spencer
77% Dec 18
103% Nov 30
20'/a
51 %
23'%
8pear
7
8
92%
63% Aug 17
88% Sep 16
16% Jun
2
.
«
1,200
2.309
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13
1,200
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93
Southern
2
:
92%
-Smith
18
15%
*22%
3
7
12
38% July 20
68% Mar 23
15%
22%
Oil
Mar 16
33% Apr
15%
93%
Skelly
54 Va'July 27
Id '.a
-
8
93
17
17
16 %"■
55
Sinclair Oil Corp
8
35% Nov 15
40% Jan
16
16 3
27
•Bimonds Saw 6c Steel
20% July 31
12
Dec
16
22%
South Amer Gold
40'A Nov
29
5
16
21%
34
16'/a
93
Simmons
July 10
63% Jan
21%
33%
23
24
j
95
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.
34%
a
91%
12 Va Jan
-
95
21%
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13
12
*93
95
19,900
1
7% Dec
45
*92
30
48%
7.50
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21
Aug
82% Jan
200
21'/a
26
Co
1C
20
36% Nov
67
Aug
46% Jun
250
46%
34%
44
—
237% Apr
Dec
21% Mar
Dec
*240
*171
47
35
1
14
24% Jun
34
6
26
64 Va May 10
20
3,
54% July 25"
1
250
200
45 %
21'.
No par
No par
.-Feb
17% Jan
3
10
37% Jan
25
Nov
72% May
52% Jan 24
20% Nov
88
*240
*171
45 %
35
2.50
Inc
Bheller Mfg Corp
35% Mar 26
v
250
200
45%
45 V4
Sheraton Corp of America——50c
Bignode Steel Strapping Co
1
Mar 19
55% Apr
23
20% Jan
174
Bhell OH Co
29
245
*171
•
2,700
21 Va
1
Shamrock Oil 6c Gas
8
29
20,900
72
35 %
No par
Industries
3
18% Nov
25%
72
21%
1
Feb
10
.
Co
26
27
200
25%
9j
xl7
3
common
100% Aug
22 % Nov
30% July 12
Co
Sharon Steel Corp
Shattuck (Frank G)
Sheaffer (W A) Pen
62 % Jan
72%
28%
6c
9
7
25%
72'%
: a
*34 3 4
i
5
lira May
10
25'/a
72
*21'4
1
Rubber
Shahmoon
17
2ud
issued
Inc
25%
1,500
23 %
*9 J
35
20
84.50 preferred
19
July 11
59% Dec
14
9
20% Jan
Apr
V« Dec
18% Aug 17
13% Nov
Mar 15
60
AO
When
%
*23
35'A
80
100
Co
Roebuck
23
21 Va
*90%
25
82% Nov 19
23
1,150
14,100
i
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19 7
No par
35% Dec
;
23%
39
59 V4
No par
Mfg Co common
3.65% preferred
38%
*23
255
1
44'%
38%
49%
ioC
Scovill
255
*171
38%
15%
No par
preferred
73
45%
39 %
18,700
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82%
152%
21 Va
1.40
___
26
72',4
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*34%
10
10
Inc
Corp
25%
72 Va
%-t
100
Scott Paper Co common
83.40 preferred
25%
260
82%
151%
25%
39%
45
81%
151 %
38%
23 %
*250
5
5
T^Hnstries
Be he ring
20
39 %
23%
70%
81
82
72%
39%
23%
*1/1
loo
16% NOV 21
4
86% Jan
Co___100
70'%
71'%
70
71%
152
150%
72
100
a
81
152
25%
No par
Corp
69 7
%
81%
150
39'%
"
9
81%
*23%
No par
preferred
70
82
155
Vie
154
10
San Diego Gas 6c Electric Co
Sangamo Electric Co
105% Apr
21
,
noncum
Bl
69 %
71%
70%
10
St Regis Paper Co common
1st pfd 4.40% series A
Jan
Dec
33% Dec
90
7
Sep
/' 40
105
5
100
Preferred series A 5%
St Louis Southwestern Ry
Sep 17
60% July 31
145
conv
St Joseph Lead Co
St Joseph Light 6c Power
St L San F Ky Co common
25% Aug 31
33
common
preferred
preferred
4.30%
215
40% Feb
88%Jun
17
Dec
311
34% Jun
26% Mar 14
74
Dec
4%
&
Electric
Co
6%i
11 Va
.
4
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
11 %
11'%
11%
11 %
11%
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6%
6%
11 Va
6%
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11%
11%
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paare
'
'
Volume
The Commercial and
5597
Number
184
Financial Chronicle
(2755)
2t
\
NEW YORK STOCK
Sang* for Prerloaa
'
Year 1955
Lowest
May"18
iun~24
53%
29
49% Jan
31
May 28
Mar 29
15% Dec 22
91
Dec
22% Feb li
13% Nov
102
Aug 19
Jan
6
16% Oct
25
40% May 26
Mar 30
Standard Oil of California
Standard ;Oil of Indiana..
' Standard Oil of New 'Jersey
19
•
3%%
42% Mar 14
V
43% Jan
19
81
13% Dec
21
15
50
Jan
27
62% Nov
5
i'
Sterling
28
31% Nov
7
;
New
24% May 12
29
:Jan
65% Dec
20% Sep
14
23% Jan
6
38% Oct 21
30% Oct
l
18% Jan
6
23 y« May 23
;
16% Feb 23
21% Aug 24
16% Nov 29
17% D.c 11
t
2£% Jan
6
20% Sep 26
;
19% Jan
4
9
Oct 11
.
"
12% Jan
95
Dec
5
15% Jan '
41% Jun-
4
7
4
17 %
27
105
Jim
.
90.
1
80% Sep 30
21% Jan ^6
27% Jun 15
25% May 12
28
32% May 11
75% May 17
i7/H
749
Nov
*
22
Jan
6
18 % Feb
41% Nov
2
20
Mar 30
Mar 14
49% Jun
ioi % Jun
Nov
26% Jan
28
Dec
19
7, Nov
26
Nov
940
9
21
July
38
Dec
Feb
'
9
9
6
17% Jan
10
25
Feb
6
6%
99
May
>
14
21% Nov
15% May
Talcott Ine
25
May 16
45% Dec 12
37% Oct 31
36% Oct 11
44% Jun 21
28% Dec
5
38% Mar 26
10%, Oct
11
16% Jan
28
11% Jan
27
24% Oct
10
28% Jun
6
25% Jan
16
28y4Oct
11
37
8
33% Oct
1
Temco
Dec
13
14
62
29
69% May
7
Texas
51
4
Texas Gulf Producing
Apr
Co
'j
143
Oct
19
J3% Jan 13
Oct, 11
174
6% Dec
Nov 28
150
Jan
17
38% Dec
2
34% heb
Jan
6
25% Nov
1
20% Oct
Texas-Gulf
18
Jan
10
25% Nov
1
20% Dec
20
15 % Nov
28
•197/a Mar
4
Nov 25
53
11% Mar 16
77/« Jan
43
47%
12% Jun 30
6
Jun
15% Feb
July 12
44
16
16
jiliy 10
54 %
July 23
Thernioid
Inc
43% Oct
15% Feb
19V
100 y2 Sep 27
24
Jan 17
10% Dec
18
60% Mar 24
4b-/* Jan
105% May 1Q
35% Dec
5
23
80
>
Dec
19
33
Jan
23 '
5
28% Dec
7
4»
Jan
6
75% Dec
22
62!/4 Feb
3
18 % July 26
13 % Dec
5
23% Nov 27
43%. Nov
48%
22% Oct 28
35% Jun
18% J»n 20
22% Oct li:
55% Dec 14
18
Mar 15
50
D^C
Tiiuken
14
45% Apr 30
28% Mar 21
Trans
2
52% Apr
17
63% Nov
16
'
Oct
30% Mar 12
1
21
13
30
20% Jan
18
%r Apr
46% Aug 17
60
"Jan
19
;
62 % Mar 13
15
13% Feb
o
16% Mar 19
43 % Jun
28
20% Nov
15
"Jan
4
5 % Nov
116% Sep
6
13% Jan
6
16% Jun
33
4
1
>11
%
31%-Feb
103% Jan
Mar 27
Apr 23
44,
8-
15-
47Va May
10
8
Odyliti
'
1
>
'
Jan
,
>
92-
Nov
.86% Oct
98% Sep
-31% Jun 30
31% Apr 26
6
27% Jan
6
.108 % Mat 22
-
1
113
3'
92
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59 '
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Feb
30
10
Oct
:.,
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32% Jun
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74 % DeC
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48'A Sep 26
113
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Nov
7
34 y« Jail
6
28
29
-
Oct
Mar 15
44% Jan
108% Feb
27
3
18
57% Nov 28
Union .Pacific RH/CO
36.
Nov
Dec
14
48 % Jan
-
32 */4
34y«,Jan
57% Aug-24
20
4% Apr
1
Feb
20
6
Jan
41% Dec
9
,73% Jan
23
11
6 % Jun
20
7
6
21
Dec
14
.Jan
17
13% Ma* 14
17
Mar 31
13% Jun
8
51% Feb
60
May
43% Dec
12.
38% Oct 27
8% May 17
22% Dec
15% Feb 25
30
2
36% Oct
Sep 26
34% DeC 14"
6% Aug
18
30
9
3l
28% May 11
39% Mar
Mar 14
2
35% Jan
8% Mar
9
1
5% Nov
23% Jun
'
6
23 8
27
18%
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11,700
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29
96 'A
8%
-
30%
30%
30%
-30%
8 %
8'A
HYH
8%
20,600
28%
04%
16,000
8%
28%
95 3
28 7
29'4
93%
166
162% 162% :
121
120%
121%
119%
43
44
26%
26%
43
26 %
26%
29%
.94%
,
*160
119
42 "8
26 %
28%
93%
*160
166
119
120%
42%
«■
93 3 h
4
166
26%
■,
58%
58%
30'/a
175-
44%
22%
-
35,500
"
165
.,43%
26%
.
•
;
120
*
116
45,090
94
30 3 4
16,000
,
26%
*77
86
14,600
115%
*il5%
33
94
94
58%
34%
1131/8
113%
23%
26%
94
,
33'A
114%
26%
22% V
26%
94
30%
6,100
94
22%
26%
94
57%
11,900
5%
94%
22%
26%
94
65
1,100
26%
,
.
26%
21%
26%
25
6
94
22%
26 %
..10
14%
25%
534
25%
26%
22
21%
..78
:». 14%
14%.
14 '2
'
,
H'5Va
32
33
32
114%
.33...
113%
.14%
15
27%
600
118%
42%
27%
3,600
170
118%
42%
49%
26%
27'%
3.000
2
V.9no
2,700
95%
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95
21 %
22 %
22%
23
22%
221),
22
22
*21%
22%
1,700
67
67%
66:i4
07%
67%
67%
67'/2
67%
67%
67%
2,500
42%
42 %
42'A
42%
42
42 3
42
42
41%
42%
2.000
93
10
,
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93
95
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"93
95
10
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No par
Stores com
30c
4%
4%
4%
^^.100
78%
78 %
*78%
6%
'6%
6%
1
.
4%
79
4%
*78%
a
4%
79
4%
*78%
4%
4%
78'/«
4%
79
78%
110
3.500
6 %
63'8
6%
6 "2
6%
6%
14.2*0
6
6%
6 %
6%
6
6%
6
6'/«
20,300
36
6%
6 "2
36%
35 %
14%
14%
14%
34%
35 %
3,100
14%
14%
44%
14%
44%
41.200
31%
32
31%
31%
31%
31%
31 %
32%
31%
32%
16.700
37%
37%
37'A
37%
37'A
37%
37%
37%
...
6
29
3% Mar 28
9
9
28'/s Oct
24
19
24% Dec
19
29
77
Dec
3
181
13
Aug
2
Feb
1
22% July 19
Dec
4
44 % July 20
15
Nov
14
19% Mar 22
42
Nov
15
49% Mar 16
f
■
1
9,700
20%
38%
21
44%
7% Jan
4.
>
13,300
166
38%
*11%
181/4
49
*11%
X166
7'/4
7
7%
7%
7'A
173%
14%
3
28.
19
18:!i
6%
xl7%
44 3 8
44% Nov 28
page
19
6%
18»/a
44%
35
19
170
8,000
44 %
16% Dec
see
11%
82
'
45
20% Aug
For footnotes
11%
44%
23% Nov
16% Mar
82
11%
45
19% Feb
5
82%
11%
44%
39 % May
Sep 26
82%
'
16%
.
12
12
•
/
14 7
6
23
40% Jan
44%
A
12
36
1 % Sep
155
6%
*44%
83
11%
6
14% Dec
15
44%
.
82%
12%
*82 '/4
•14s«
28 % Jan
184% Feb
*44 'A"*
441% ;
83
11%
03
36
9
22
13,700
16%
0 ; United Dye A: Chemical Corp com
1
13 \ United Electrlc.Ceal Cos^
5
20 "» Un'ifed Engineering & Foundry.
_#
l*i
Mar
5.Urptisd F/ult CO
No par
35
Aug 14
United Gas Corp
10
41% July 30 •
United Gas Improrement-Co
.13%
3
Dec
14,000
44%
16%
Aiog
4% Aug
177
300
38%
441/8
•
.Jan
23
•16%
36 V2 Dec
52 % Nov
22%
38%
44%
44'%
...No par
Co...
3
3
29
39 % v
44%
United-Carr Fast«ner—
$3.50 convertible preferred
United Corp (Del)...
11
64% Dec
22 7A
38%
;
No par
United Cig-Whelan
2% Jan
29
22%
v
45%
16%
Board 6c Curton' Corp
4
27y«Oct
61% Dec
•
39
44%
16%
x-_lO
3
«
22%
38%
44
23
38%
363».Dec
•
1
a"..
com.
Jan
82
22%
38%
1
*22'/a
420
16%
.10
May
4% Jan
4% Feb
6
7% Feb
7
Mar 21
62
21
12
Jan
6,000
16%
uteier^ed
Aircralt '.Corp
United Carbon
37%
.1
:£
$4.50 preferred..
a
>
36%
46,500
4%,conv. preferred —2
100
4'/o <ser of 19561 conv pfd._z.100
.United
36%
30%
United Biscuit.of Amerioa...No
.
24
6,800
36%
29%
United Air Lines TmA—
28% Apr
9
71% Mat 26
6% Jan.
78
Apr 20
107
27%
29'!ii
com..
United
-
27
•
"
45%
No par
Oil of Calffomjd-.
non-cum
27%
•
18
No par
No par
Union Tank Car.Co^i
-
17
i
4%
.
is
18
•
72% July 18
17
44% Dec
7
20% Dec
Dec*
'121 % Dfec
20
93
A^r 30
96 % Dec
166
'
1,230
*22%
:36%'; 37%
39 y4
Corp.—10
ii
i
10
series..—
TTiljflj'n
23
26
15
July 25
Preferred ,$4
'
1
Miy 10
:
•23%
.
No par
Prefefretl-$4.50 series-J
5
'
1
35% Jail
6a Materials
9
23
103% Oct. 10
17% Jan
Blec Co coinmoii;
2
61% May 25;
49% July 25
33% Sep 22
——
103% Jun 29
Cheiu
10Vs
36%
45 Vh
i.
Cstrb»>rt
Union
39% May
36'A
1,215
27
A-'..—.
Unioh
t
27%
1,230
38
jl.—T
2
9
1,250
27%
.
;
Jan
lOf
8V« Dec 11
113% Jan
128% Dec 22
*22 y4
1,250
27
37
30%
1,240
27%
1,245
28%
MM.l'
Corp (Tjne;
i 65% Apr
I:
8,200
1,260 !'
1,258
-'•27
29
Preferred $3.50;serles_J.—No par
Jan
3,100
.7.1/8
;
29%
15
52
7
2,600
67%
7%
7%
1,230
29
Feb
83% Nov
104% Mar 29
36
66%
7%
,
29%
01
,28
12
45V» Sep 26
35%
66%
7%
29'A
Preferred $3.7t) series..
I
35%
66
7%
:
29%
11 •*'
V'
35%
68
:.
29
Jan
V
35
66
7%
61 %
Jin
Vu
*
35
69%
7'A
38%
93
s,
35%
68%
7%
57%
11
Dec
347/e
69%
7'/a
37%
3d
81% Oct 18
36'
69%
57%
112
94
2,600
60'A
5
5
19,000
23'A
39'A
29
7
27%
22%
57%
Nov
Jan
27
22%
61 %
1-
Jan.17
28% Apr
2,360
27%
38 Vs.
25% Dec
21
Apr
•.
100
V
16%
76%
22%
.—50
com
prior jireferred
When /issued
77'A
51
Corp -CThe)^—3
Union Carhicie.Ae
76
35 y4
Underwood Corp ^
No par
Union Asbestos 6c Rubber Co
,5
Union Bag-Camp Paper' Corp^.6%
-
20
cotov
77 %
90
27
.1
Coach Co.l^
Oil
9,000
*88%
.
60
Fox
"-i' v-?u
133% JUly 17
26:
5&'
TXL
1
55% Mar'lT
'
Twin
3,000
90
27;%
22%
Jun i 7
18
55,200
1-4'A
2234
*49'/2
Twin-City Rap.Transit
14% Jan
7%
47%
14
26%
23
,
35% Jun 15
*88%
.
6%.
471/8
14%
22%
52
11
6
92
6%
46%
23
22 y4
Jun
25
..
:
.'
27%
27%
52
Apr 25
8
4
6%
14
22%
*49%
j
•
46
46% Mar 18
3,400
27
1
18;
27,
25%
22 •/«
-
preferred 1954 ser__5G
12
Dec
18% Mar
2
conv
20th Century
25% Oct
2'
.25% Nov
6% Dec
4.30%
...
29% Apr
'
25'A
-
57'A
Preferretl series A (conv)
Tung-Sol klectrh: Co common.
27
25%
19
39
Truax-Traer Coa) Co common
21% Jan
.v:> 2,200
46%
8
19
aa% hu/
.4200
35%
61'A
Airlines' Inc
33% Nov
.,
17%
35.1/4
38%
inefprrcd..
$2.70
'17-%
27%
Transue & Wilfiams Steel
No par
Tri-Continertal Corp common..—1
,
July 27
'
18%
17%
35»A
:
t
2
10
59
18%
17%
.
-
:
2
Jan
15
28% July 23
;
6%
5
25
30 % Oct
;
:
•
22%
..No par
9
Apr 14
14
771/2
17,600
2,100
1,200
5,400
56%
(The).:
29
33 y2
78%
6% 1
"
59%
_•
Nov
59% Apr
31% Jan
77%
...25
53%rFeb
Ma? 14
79%
;
25% Dec 29
■
78%
37%
24%-Feb
31
17 A.
35 V*:
25%
*88% ;
10
52
Jan
25%
7
'
13
20
25% A
89%
______.100
18
15% Aug 16
,
World
33%
17
39
Trajisamerica Corp—
,
22
tev*
17 'A
-
25%
35%
*88%
15
Inc common.-5
-—
Co
(The)
21%
33%
18%
17%
35'A
89 y2
.-50
15
Nov
Aug 26
24% Dee/ 16
May
Co
*17%
:
14%
No par
Bearing
Edison
Traiie
•
22%
*17
46%
;
common
Roller
Toledo
7
25%
17%
35%
13%
L^-l
preferred..——
Oil
4,600
*
58'A
,-r
91.20 preferred'
-
Mar 29
15
51% No/
1
13
4%
17%
35%
25%
-
*45%
common
24% July
51
9% Nov
•
9,800
26%
33%
'
V -
'
6%
50c
/1>, -'-r
Tidewat'er
«'
18
52%
26
-
Trust—
28% Jun
.60
May 16
25
102
16% Nov 29
8
•
700
51%
27%
54
26'A
•
61%
oomhron
Tiiouipsdn Products
.
13
28% Feb
27
34% Oct
Sep"*12
37% Mar 14
1
Feb
1,500
13%
56 %
common
preterence.J
Thompson (J R)_.
47% Mar 26
17
13 Ya Jan
20
Nov
v
104
86
26% Jan
Jan
14
19
600
70%
13%
13,600
60%
$2.50 convertible preferred
Mar 28
51>
18
A '.
18
14%
No par
.y.'y'
11% Jan 11
Land
Co
17%
45%
No par
The Fair
4 »
18
*88'/2
No par
8
14% Apr
61%
70'A
13%
200
-
"38%
preierred.,ti
$2.40 cbnv
61
70%
52
17'»
6%
27
61
]
-
21%.
33%
•
•
13%
2.50
Sulphur.
$1.25 conv
-
:
>,21%
17%
.
14%
*13%
27%
21%
33%
'i
14%
70
•
54'A '
-
15
7,700
4,500 *
>
.3%
share clis ex-distribution
10
13% July 31 ■
'
15
52%
...25
Co
Thatcher Glass* Mig Co
July
04
-'"•.27./
45%
.100
No par
'
22%
33'A
17'A
.17
19
Texas & Paeilh; lty Co..
Texas Utilities Co.—.—
Textron' Xi»o coi»mon__i
:
29% Apr
>
28-
Aug 21
11% Jun 20
10% Jan 23
13% July 25
47% July 25
1
29% Apr
22%
33%
19
j
Instruments
Sub
9
9
21%
13%
14 Vs
conv preferred series A—25
Pacific Coal Ac Oil;
10
May
.•%;>
27%
93
14%
*59
71%
13 7/8
45%
1
s
Faoiiie
10% Jan
55
27%
'89 'A
15 ■;
'
6%
4.48 '/o
42% July 27 :
G1
71
v4
13%
_f
!
Texas
182 %
1
45
33%
,
"
*44
Texas
30% Dec
10
12
22%
4
12%
45% May 17
21
Oct
54 3 3
27%
12
7
14
Sep
17
231
35
55
*82
Texas
Dec
137/s
1
Corp.
....
*58
72
13%
.No par
Tennessee Corp
Feb
;
59
71%
91
45
1
53 % Nov
V
L
Corp
Aircraft
12
15
59
.7.50
com
(James)___.
Tel Autograph
4
18% Dec
14
13% ' ;
J;
...25
''
8
:>
14%
]'
■*
52%
14%
•
72%
.lOo
$4 preferred *.
t.
Symington Oould Corp
12% Jun
14+
r
15
60
1
Corp
Chemical
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc
Wheh issued
•
26
;Nov 20
17% May
62% Jun
14%
14%
91'A
14%
53
91
15%
58%
51%
91'A
53%
15
37,900
28,000
101,100
51%
1
93
*8d
■
17%
Mining. Co
Superior Oil of iCaftfornlaV
■
53%
-
;
15'/4
35%
Sunshine
7 "
12% Dec
11% Sep 27
41 % Jan 17
45
-
93
35%
;
«iuua.v-Mid-Cont Oil Co common
1
4 %' %
preferred series A
1
4
6% % 2r,d pld series of '55
30
Sunshine' Biscuits Inc
12.50
55% May 10
•
May 28
.18
July 20
53%
53%
«
-i
22 %
.
6
9
8% Feb
58%
^....
•
Dec~21
82
59%
*17%
.
99
July"26
9% Sep 21
Apr 15
6% Jan
58'A
: 25%
-
91 %
<
i
Co.
Superior Steel Corp.i.....;
_fto
*
Sutherland Paper Coi
;
5
27% Feb ,] 7 •< -Sweets Co of America (rhe)__4.l6%
50% July 26 i Swift & Co
—a...
25
13
42
'
6
59%
17%
30% Apr
2
52 y2 Mar 16
29
59%
'A ITr -: 17'/4'
1
i
Corp common.;
1
.$4.50 series A preferred^
No par
Sun Oil Co
___*
1
..No par
Sun
78 ; Mar 22
*0% Mar 2
Dec
4
1,300
21% Jun 25
35 % Nov
Sunbeam
.
30% July 31
> 39
Broadcasting
Studebaker-Packard Ctrrp
«•
27
7
60
___i.__Nd par
Stone & Webster..!^
Storer
7
82
59%
33
j;
5
Baer &
»
:
•
Aug
6
15% Mar 15
12 •:
34% Nov
66
15
A 58% May 2
23% Sep 30
52% May 2
26
Nor 21
10% Feb 29
31
22% Nov
,
.
50
8
22% Jan 23
;
33% Sep
44% Oct 26
41
70% Jan
Aug
1
40% July 25
87% Sep « 1
12% Jun
2
1,080 Dec
8
8
Dec
Stix
29% Aug 24
28
59%
54 '..J;
,
_15
A
8
19
Feb
13 % May
11
67% Feb
V
5»A Oct
32
;
Aug 12
Stevens tJ ,P) 5? Co; Inc
Fuller Coz.
^
5
Stokely-Yan Camp'Inc common;
.1
5% .prior preference—...
c_2C
.
62%
72
5
,
S tew art-Wafner Corp....
36
47
60%
27%
-Drug
Inc____^_i
"when issued"
22% Aug
•
46%
62%
60
com
4
9
47
61 'A
13%-
1
.
3"
20% Jan
22% Feb
46%
62%...
.14%
No par
..10
Co...
21% Jan
t
47'A
62 'A
53%
,
39% Apr
v
17% Nov 27 f
30
29% July
Chemical
Sterchi Bros Stores Ine
25
27%. Mar 12 s
•>•*
31% May 28
July 14
33% Dec
Aug 26
32
21
5
Jan
Staufier
*{
(Aug 15
.
46%
62%
5
51% Jon
23
47%
62%
15
11
Feb
Shares
46%
62%
*88
&
the Week
Dec. 21
46%
1
59% Dec 29
4
.10
preferred series A
Standard ; Ry
Friday
Dec. 20
59 »/4
_«_7
common
Thursday
Dec. 19
62 '/8
-
_100
'
25% Nov
13% Jan.
Ohio
Bales fee
Wednesday
46'/a
__25
Equip M'fg Co
2
60% July 28
15% Aug 22
50
36
%
.
of
Dec. 28
3% Stanley ,-Warner Corp_L___l
4
Starrett Co (The)" L S___
15% Aug
17% Jan
/
Standard-Oil
6.25
Tuesday
Dec. 17
Pat
;
4
.
55% May 15
100% Mar 23
12% May 29
21
Monday
EXCHANGE
Aug 14
9
62% Apr
65
50
99
58 % May
48% Jan 23
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICK*
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1 '
r
Highest
lowest
Highest
43% Nov
42%
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
United Industrial Corp
United Merch & Mfrs Inc.
;—
1
United Park City Mines Co (The)__l
TJ S ft Foreign Securities.
1
US Freight Co
No p.ar
"When distributed"
U S Gypsum Co common.
——4
7% preferred.
100
US Hoffman Mach common__82%c
5% class A preference
50
U S Industries Inc common
1
4%% preferred series A,.
5n
«
35%
"15
3414
6
%
6%
6%
6%
6%
e%
6%
14
%
14%
14%
14%
14 "4
14%
"14 'A
34 7
8
*37
37%
7.800
1.200
4
6%
6%
12.600
14%
14 %
14:%
23,900
63
1%
1%
10.900
1%
1-3
1%
1%
1%
33%
34%
34
34%
33%
34 V4
33%
34'A
34
34 3
4
34.120
24%
24%
25
25
25
24%
24%
24'A
25
*:m%
25
24%
24%
57%
57 "4
59 'A
58%
59%
57%
58%
17.000
24%
*24
56%
156%
16 %
2*5
57 %
156 V*
16%
1
%
56%
5156
16%
1%
159
16%
35%
*35
15%
15%
xl5%
15%
43%
43%
*42'A
44
*35
35%
1%
*156
16%
*35
15%
*42 %
159
16%
35%
15%
44
5.500
200
156
16%
*35
15%
*42%
156
'156
159
40
16%
16%
16%
15.000
36
35%
35%
200
15'A
16,900
15%
44
15%
*42%
44
200
}
28
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2756)
NEW
YORK
STOCK
25% Nov
6
Jan
8% Jan
11
66% Jan
21
Jan
9% Feb
5
21% Oct
6
3o
28
19
Jan
22% Jan
14
$ % Jun
15
16
23 % Jan
11
3
Sep
53% Dec
23
U
14
S
21
70
6
U
29
51% July 18
U
83
Sep
18
90% Mar
95
Oct
3
42% Nov
29
128
July 18
170
1
Feb
8%
17
U. S.
10
U
Jan
11
70% Dec
1
58 % Dec
21
69
May 16
62 % Sep
23
51% Jan
23
73% Dec
168% Nov
14
Nov
30
19% Aug 24
17% Dec
20
35% Mar 17
38% Aug
3
143
33% Dec
7
12% Jan
15'% Jun
2
12% Jun
27
i.
Mar
U
Jan
16
10
14% Apr
23
9% Dec
30
14% Apr
21
7% Dec
17
10% Jan
Jan
27
100 % Jun
14
33% Dec
17
99
6% Dec
19
10% Aug
14% Nov
28
U
S
preferred
Stockyards
$6
convertible
United
3
B
2nd
82% Mar 29
4%%
12
26
55% May
4
Vanadium
7
12 'A Dec
21
17% Jan
3
Van
25% Nov
21
37'A Apr
6
Jan
4
12% Nov
28
40 % Dec
20
59 %
71%
145%
145%
145
145 Va
145%
62%
30%
*30%
138%
com___l
"24%
25%
24%
24%
->7i
72%
71
71
25%
25%
25%
25%
50%
51%
50
51
inn
Light Co—-J-12.80
1
Corp of America
1,600
41%
40%
41'A
5,700
Vicks
Shreve
Pacific
&
Ry com..100
*123
noncumulatlve preferred,..100
5%
*123
3 % %
preferred
Va-Carolina Chemical
100
*79
18
No par
23
Jan
6
6%
47% July 26
dlv
partlc
com
.100
preferred
116
Feb
13
$5
30
103
Feb
13
$4.04
101
Feb
16
106
May 23
92% Oct
3
106
Mar
6
$4.20
preferred
94% Dec
3
103% Feb
17
37 % Jan
6
49%
Nov~30
46% Jan
11
79% Nov
27
33
May
2-8% Nov
9
33% Jan
16
$4.12 preferred
Virginian Ry Co common
6% -preferred
_J
May 29
46% Dec
21
Visking
26% Sep
6
19
12% Jan
3
27'A' Jan
3
66% Apr
27
100
__
Corp
27
83% Jan
3
Wabash
7%
82%
*80
82 Va
*80
82%
22%
22%
22
22%
22
22%
103 %
106%
107%
107
4^%
26 Va
105%
44%
44
105
104'A
26%
106
44%
105%
105'A
26%
26%
105%
44
44%
6.700
105%
290
86
89
*86
89
.97
93
93
*90
95
"90
95
97
*90
97
-87
95
*87
97
*90
*29
10
6,800
2.800
105
90
*92
74%
8.400
106
*87
91
75%
*80
43
43
105
104
*88
97
74 %
75'A
74
75%
73
74%
50
95
3.600
74
73 %
29
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29 VB
5
45 VB
45%
45%
45%
45%
46
45
45%
44%
46 %
3,500
..10
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
26
25%
25%
25 %
25%
„20
*29%
30%
29%
29%
29%
29%
*29%
29%
*28 Va
29%
2,000
60
75
*75
—25
(The)
Vulcan Detlnning Co common
Nov
...
22%
43-
*91
-28
■
*123-
82%
96
*92
3,300
*123
82%
104 Va
*90
100
—
_
-
22%
109
42%
100
26%
26%
23
104%
.100
preferred
-
*123
■
■
26%
26%
83
108%
com.-10
preferred
Virginia Elec & Power Co
*123
*123
24
*123
>123
"123
26%
18
74% Jan
8,300
40 Va
X2G%
31
50
42
387/u Apr
25
49%
49%
4,100
41%
Oct
27% Sep
50%
50%
40
25%
42%
93
24
25%
42
6
31%. Feb
25 %
25 %
70
42%
13
5
70
42 VB
2.50
44% Dec
28% Apr
70
Co
.
94% Apr
13
70
2,000
Chemical
103% Aug 22
16% Feb
70
270
25
24%
Vick
117 % Jun
34
24
13,400
3
6
23%
25%
1,100
30%
141
24
>68%
3.200
62 %
62
*30%
"138
11 Va
27
5
30 Va
139
10%
22
18% Dec
62%
30%
139
10%
Dec
11
61%
30%
10 Va
Jan
Jan
63
24
2.700
6%
14%
11 Va
2.50
Inc
Inc
100
Jan" 19
6%
*13%
11%
Co
113% Dec
15%
6%
14%
10%
'
30
6%
10%
Jan
10
30
84
*83%
10%
Industries
Raalte
Victor Chemical Works common—5
128
84
"13 VB
141%
140
140
*83'/a
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co_.-6 Va
2
104
139
6,200
12%
Norman
Van
20
33
139
63%
31
400
7%
7%
6%
50
Inc
Co
1
7%
14%
25%
.—
7%
25%
Feb
Dec
62%
30%
7%
12%
Feb
38% Jan
62
com.No par
34% Mar 26
20
84
250
13%
•
25 Va
128
105% Dec
13%
12%
130
7
13%
25 %
7
146 % Apr
13%
12%
12
13
14%
13%
9
58% Mar
18
6%
4,800
*13
7%
25%
20
21% Nov
*14
83%
17%
34
12%
Sep
82% Dec
83%
6%
17%
33%
145
25 Va
26% Dec
11
13%/*
17%
34 Va
12%
3
51% Mar 29
13%
2,700
11 Va
*83%
25%
10%
21
94
13%
145%
17%
34%
12%
377A Jan
12
33%
>13%
17%
25%
133% Jan
11
33%
12%
1
33% Oct
Nov
122
17%
33%
83%
78,200
25%
13
87% Sep
17%
633%
8
72%
*83
6%
*13%
62
30%
145%
17%
25
7%
1,600
1,100
59
x58%
72%
13%
14
7
59
71%
25%
Oct
Feb
6.100
59
25%
Jun
129
1,160
18%
x59
Xl3VB
28% Nov
123
144%
xl8%
10
130
47% Mar 15
143%
19%
60
60 V2
preferred
11
145 Va
19
59%
143
?■.-
73
8
8,500
19%
72%
143%
17%
>33%
x7%
140
94
48
>59%
145
11.500
61
146%
61
100
Pictures
&
1
47%
59%
14%
Leaf Tobacco
Power
47%
72%
preferred
Utah
47 %
59%
6%
20
14
145%
*13%
Dec
8%
146%
1
70
7
*92
™—14
Feb
127
8
96
coin
Universal
10% Apr
4
65'A July 21
133'A Jan 24
6% Jan
*: 2
48
preferred-
Wallpaper Inc
Class
29% Mar 12
9
96
47%
145%
13%
83%
6%
20
38% Feb
'-92
48%
146%
71%
pfd_3
preferred—No par
23% Dec
28
96
47%
1
Jan
19 % Mar
85
72%
Corp
Universal
39% Feb
85
60%
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
47% Apr
87
71%
common—No par
6
10
"85
100
Co
4
13% May 13
4
32% Jan
87
60
preferred
24% Nov
35% Oct
*85
48%
146
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd
9
Mar 23
Dec
500
12.900
87
16%
24
91
23
100
noncumulatlve preferred
United
47%
___5G
Feb
77'A Nov
%
34%
1334
Dec
31
64
34%
61%
Apr
26% Mar 15
64%
34%
177/ia
65
27
159% Dec
65 %
34 Vb
61%
39
9
65 %
35
173a
167
137
66
34%
61 %
7
41% Feb
Feb
May
*65%
35%
17%
12
35
170
65%
x34%
61%
Dec
23
65%
35%
1
30 % Dec
56% Mar
10
30% Feb
65%
com__50
Mln
Corp common
Tobacco
7%
26% Aug 15
37% Oct
25%
65%
;
&
preferred
Steel
1%
20
Feb
38
S
1st
noncum
Shoe Corp
Smelting Ref
S
7%
9
10
19% Jan
169/
8%
25 %
*92
19% Sep
40 %
8%
25%
96
71% Sep
81
*8%
25 VB
*92
4
14,200
8%
100
17
Jan
35%
25%
*8%
*85
20
56
Shares
34%
8%
35%
5
the Week
25%
1
common—
34%
34
Friday
Dec. 21
8%
10
preferred series B
i0
25%
8%
26%
85
Rubber Co
Dec.
35'A
34
35%
Sales ft
Thursday
25
'-8%
25%
85
V S
Monday, December 24, 1956
8%
100
Dec
143
18
35%
.
KICKS
Dec. 19
Dec. 18
36%
SAL1
Wednesday
Tuesday
Plywood Corp common
3%% preferred series A
17% Dec
23
-
3%%
2
67% Mar 14
60% Feb
17
5
S
Jan
30%
10
% Nov
172 % Jun
91
preferred
U S
1
Dec.
1
64% Dec
18
17
Par
common
32
11
3
Co
1
Monday
Pipe & Foundry Co
S Playing Card Co
45% Oct
17% Jan
Lines
4% %
9% July 13
157% Jan
156% Mar 14
STOCK
.
RECORD
LOW AND HIGH
|
EXCHANGE
35% Aug
12
93% Sep 20
110
Sep
9
39% Mar 14
36% Dec
11
17
75% Mar
44
84 % Nlar 21
97
Sep
YORK
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1955
19
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
.
preferred
29
%
29%
2,600
w
85 % Mar 25
74% Nov 28
15% Dec
32% Nov
9
13'A Dec
19
14% Jan
9
Waldorf System
30
29'/a Sep
26
33
Jan
6
Walgreen
81% Sep
14
64
Mar 20
Nov
29
75
12% Jan
30
20% Sep
13% Dec
12
17% Mar 12
95 % Dec
17
10% July
15% Nov
6
23
18% Jan
27
RR
Walker
75
76%
100
No par
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
*13%
13%
13%
13%
1,300
10
30%
30%
30 >A
30%
*30 %
30%
*30
30%
30 Va
30%
700
W—No par
71%
71 %
71 %
71 Va
x71 %
71%
70%
71%
70%
70%
2.5C
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
xl7%
17%
6,400
1
13%
13%
13%
13%
13 Va
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
6,700
100
95%
95 %
*95%
97
*95
96
1
4%%
11%
11%
11%
11%
*11%
11%
l i,
16%
16%
16%
16%
preferred
(Hiram)
G
&
*75
100
Co
77
*75
77
*75
77%
-900
"
7% Jan
16% Aug 31
3
24% Jan
6
15% Nov
15
100% Aug 10
5
10% Jan
Oct
14
13% Jun
3
106
18% Mar 14
22% Sep
13
30% Mar 14
43% Dec
30
40% Feb
% July
41% Sep
37% Oct
35% Dec
30% Dec
25 % Feb
5
21 %
Sep
27
20'A Aug
9
16% May 16
2% Jan
6
30
Apr
21% Mar
22
7
Apr
Warner-Lambert
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
37% Aug
Waukesha
Jan
3
8
27% Dec
14
4
4% Apr
6
27
Mar
4
40% Sep
9
30% Oct
1
30
50% Dec
30
44% Nov
26
52% Feb
6
25% Apr
28% Sep
4
20% Feb
16-
44
12
25% Jan
3
25% Jan
10
113
Apr
1
7
97
Nov
26
112% Jan
106
Apr
27
92
Dec
12
105
Mar
99'A Feb
4
105'A Jun
10
88
Dec
20
105
Jan
Jan
31
49
Sep
14
105% Dec
19
110
Jun
14
16% Jan
6
25% Jun
9
29% Sep
Jun
13
104
Apr
30
Jan
6
56
62
Jun
29
56% Aug
104
7% Mar 30
29% Oct 13
12
West
4%
3
35% Dec
23
45% May 12
43% Oct 11
86
Oct
Motor
May 10
Wilcox
16% Apr 30
82 % Apr 30
19% Dec
5
Wilson
25% Jan
4
Winn-Dixie
37% Feb
20
86
Sep
15
17
Dec
5
14% Jan
20 % Dec
18
30 %
Sep
26
Oct
18
24% Sep
Nov
9
23
69
127
Dec
17
4
'
-
145
21% May 15
29% Oct
1
36% Feb
$4.25
19
23
60 % Nov
29
99% Jan
Wisconsin
159% Jan
25
83 % Nov
30
15
6
14
Jan
6
Jan
18
and
7% Oct
Nov 25
ptfrev.
36% Dec
12
8
131% Dec
10
16
29% Nov
28
141% Jan
3
Jan
101
no
July 30
sale*
on
this
Ex-rights, d Formerly American
tin
day.
Hide
&
18%
28%
Xl8%
28
56%
85%
57'A
63'A
61
*90
%
95
54%
62 %
*90
55'A
60
Va
Machine
61 Va
18%
19%
18%
19%
18%
19
33,100
27%
28 V«
28
28 Va
2 8'A
29 VB
19,900
55
56%
62,200
83%
83%
1.400
66%
18.900
56
56%
84%
84%
55%
54 s, b
84%
4
55%
83 Va
56 %
84 3
*127
84
*127
'127
s
*
66 %
66 %
'■
1
66%
65%
66%
95 %
94
95
94%
95
common—5
26%
26%
26%
27
26 Va
*67%
72%
*67%
*67 Va
73
*67%
20
*28
28%
661
b
*67 Va
71
73
28
28 '/a
27%
46%
47
46'A
46%
46
99%
99
99
99%
99'/a
28 %
11%
11%
12%
11 %
27%
*27 Va
27%
*27%
58
58
57
57
56
14%
14%
14%
14%
69
*95
69%
4
570
27%
5,700
72
27%
27%
600
45%
45
45%
3,&oe
99%
99 Va
11 Vb
12
27%
95 3
27%
100
11%
27%
*27 %
180
12
11%
*27 %
13"
69
44%
*99 Va
56
14%
5
11%
27%
common—1
20
27 %
46
99
1
Co
65%
4,900
18%
28%
*127
66 %
8,300
74
26%
65%
20
,
55%
*72
61V2
60
95
55
73'/a
*72
73%
*72
16,400
27%
Co
Inc
No par
common
56
56
55 %
15
14%
15%
70
70
*70
19
*18%
100
57
14%
1,200
—
lac
Elec Power Co
par
-10
69
69 %
69 %
-*18%
19
18%
19
1
No
Co
Stores
20%
21
20 Va
20''b
31%
10
com
31%
32
*18%
31 %
20%
32
*18%
19
20%
20%
31 Va
32%
2C Va
32'A
70%
600
19
300
20%'
20%
12,200
31%
31%
*129
23,900
4.300
*127
*127
130
130
130
130
22
22'A
22
22
21%
22
22
22
21%
21%
1.400
10
33%
34%
34
34%
33%
34
32%
32%
32
32%
5,400
10
44
44%
43%
44 Va
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
16,300
59
59 %
59
58%
.59 %
59
59'A
58'A
59 Va
3,900
90
90
*89
91
89'A
89%
*89
91
90
90
*212
232
*215
215
*212
222
*212
222
*214
219
20
89
89
89
88
800
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Public
Iron
Service
Co
(F W)
Co
*
Youngstown Steel Door
Zenith Radio Corp.
petition
has
,
.
been
x86%
8-
10
Young (L A) Spring & Wire
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No
receivership, ov*
Leather
62%
63
97
73%
95
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
7
19
20
142% Dec 27
asked
34% Aug
Jan
55%
56
*72%
Corp common
10
Prior
preferred 4%% series
100
Prior
pfd 4%% conv series-100
Wrigley
(Wm) Jr
(Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
•
4
83% Feb
24
95
55%
57
73%
85'A
Worthington
9
10% Jan
1
95
*95
97
100
Woolworth
13
98% Mar
26% May 24
32% Apr 26
108y4 Sep 23
22
Dec
2,700
26%
preferred
Woodward
50% Mar 19
216
15,400
16%
Corp__10
6%
24
212% Apr 11
103% July 7
12
Feb 17
24%
16 Vb
96 %
preferred
Wisconsin
15
88 % Nov
&
Wllson-Jenes
27
43% Dec
41 % Jan
Oil
23%
16%
'
Mar 22
52% July 20
Sewing
23%
16%
56%
100
Prior preference
24% July 10
59% Mar 30
23% Oct 25
y
White
23%
16%
27*4
common
180
105
24%
16 Va
96 %
(The S S)
Mfg
*104
,50
23 %
80
Corp
Co
104
104
45%
26%
preferred
61
27% Aug 31
36% Aug 18
148% Jan 13
43
5% %
46
16%
*127
No par "
preferred
conv
30
9
100 % May 18
67% Jan
dividend.
Dental
7
Mar 22
9% Nov
86
White
White
8
11
92% Jan
159
18
50% July 24
4%%
104
104
105
45%
26 Vb
24%
18%
common—10
Corp
Whirlpool-Seeger
23
5
14
15
12% Jan
75
Mar 14
Steel
a
99 Va
16%
62%
100
preferred
30 % Jan
15% Dec
Jun
$5
Mar 10
37
6
30
Wheeling
19
24
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105
28%
100
B
& Lake ErleRy
13% Apr
2
29% Mar 14
6
21% Jan
Wheeling
16
10% Jan
140
17
series
48
26 3
23%
56
Telegraph
2.50
Westlnghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common_12%
preferred
47%
26%
100
16%
*72%
Union
3.80%
99%
25
*95
100
Western Pacific RR common_No par
4
26%
15%
1,00
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26%
100
23%
com„No par
Ry
5
23
22% Jan
*1C4
1
9
Jun
4 7'A
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noncum
31% Jan
,
26%
26%
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common—5
100
Paper
Auto Supply
Western
Jan
28% Dec
-
Jan
Pulp &
preferred
26% Feb
6
9% Mar 18
9
Va
4% %
23
102
3,000
5
Western Air Lines Inc
28% Fefc
10
41
1100
30
22% Jan
18% Mar 21
Apr
40%
5.400
80% Feb
1
99
41%
45%
65% Mar 20
20--
36% Feb
July 25
July 28
*40%
48
86
27% Dec
51% Sep ' 2
41%
100
preferred
s
41 %
46%
Maryland
8
42 %
48%
4.80%
Aug 30
41%
1,020
Western
62
42%
89%
23
21% Jun
16
42%
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May 10
82
34,300
92
82% July 20
Jan
44
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66% Dec
830
42%
91
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103
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46
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10
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2
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27
12
5
25
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128% Jun
25
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3
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29
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83
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103% Mar 18
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27
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27
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13
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127
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20
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15
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9
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9
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20
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Warner Bros Pictures
105% Dec
4% Feb
5
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38 % Mar 23
9
Jan
28
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49 % Aug
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20
32
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30
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7
1
42
20
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20
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106
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2,500
x Ex-
Number 5597
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2757), 29
Bond Record
New York Stock Exchange
«»
FRI DAY
The
italic
letters
In
the
column
Figures
headed
after
WEEKLY
—
"interest
decimal
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point
YEARLY
—
indicate
represent
one
in each
or
the
case
32nds
more
month
of
when
the
LOW AND
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Previous
Range for
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1955
Lowes'!
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Lowest
10
108.28 Jan
Dec
98
NEW
Highest
17
98
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Monday
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Dec
17
Tn asury
Tuesday
Dec. 17
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HIGH
Dec. 18
Low
Low
High
bonds mature.
point.
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SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Dec
Low
High
Thursday
19
.
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Dec. 21
Dec. 20
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12
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91.3
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12
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90.11 Dec
89.21 Dec
—
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12
13
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Oct 13
96.2
7
90.22 Nov 13
13
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2
7
16
101.16 Feb
24
9
101.16 Jan
9
17
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17
103.4
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26
102
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1
27
101.16 Jan
25
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25
100.8
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5
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1982
89
99
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1961
1982
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88
Jersey
New
87
84
Friday's
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88
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Jan-July
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New Jersey Power St Light 3s 1974
Mar-Sept
New Orleans Terminal 3%s 1977
May-Noc
101%
96%
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May-Nov
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conv
guaranteed 4 Vis series B
debentures
New
Indianapolis "Union Ry Co—
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Co
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93
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s
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105
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May-Nov
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1974
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mortgage 3%s series B 1971
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87
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debentures
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101
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1976
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1977
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April-Ocf
1980
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1974
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74%
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90
85
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1947
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series
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81
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conv
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series
assented
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gold
1967
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104
s
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S
103%
94
21
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91
June-Dec
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157%
103%
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1976
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147%
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1953
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1952
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1976
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sinking fund mortgage 1946
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1970
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1970
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1972
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& coll
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of Missouri 3%s
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1960—Jan-July
1960
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86'A
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1985—Jan-July
1974
1983
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Texas
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1970
1984—
3%s
98
June-Dec
1983
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98
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&
Term
Feb-Aug
1977
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3s
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1986
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series
debentuies
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1970—ApriZ-Oct
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refund M 3%s series B
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2
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2~
cU-'h
April-Oct
84
95
114%
100
98
Jan-Julf
1985-—April-Ocf
May-Nov
series D
Texaif'Corp 3s debentures 1965
93
95
6
1
Louis—
4s scries C 2019
and impt M
Refund and Impt 2%s
110
81%
96%
81
81%
99
106 la
106
100
4
98%
88
10
88
94%
102-%
100'A
Refund
100
88
9b v8
95%
91 la
1
94%
*__
Jan-July
May-No®
93'A
...
96
9b
Jan-July
1973
debentures
2%s
104
—
1966
Oil Corp, 2%s debentures
Superior^Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
Swift & Co 2%s debentures 1972
Sunray
104'A
100
7
93
IHoh
Low
No.
100% 100'A
1
Jan.
Bold
High
*
Range Sine®
Bonds
F'riday'®
Bid & Asked
100%
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
1973
debs
3%s
Chemical
Stauffer
100%
100
6
104
99
89
104%
Bale Prleo
Low
93
__
or
Last
Period
High
92
—
__
*100
1965—Jan-July
1967
15
—
*100
Week's Rang®
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
1
Low
"
V
—
*100
April-Ocf
mtge 3%s"l964
Pittsburgh
'
■
*83
Consolidated
Jan.
No.
*93
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
General
.
BONDS
Since
Ranee
Sold
High
92
92 "A
guaranteed 4s ser G 1957—May-Nov
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I 1963—Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4Vis ser J 1964_May-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
April-Oct
21
DECEMBER
ENDED
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Low
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964
Feb-Aug
Piilsbury Mills Inc 3l/as s I debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/8s 1996__June-Dec
WEEK
FOR
Week's Range
}n
selling
not
n
year's range,
the
flat.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
Dec.
the
17,
following extensive
list
we
furnish
a
AND
complete report
the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning
the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every
1956, and ending Friday, Dec. 21.
whether
stock
or
bond
in
which
It is compiled from the report of
dealings have occurred during the current
any
RECORD
YEARLY
of the transactions
on
Monday,
security
year.
'
RANGE
Week'®
eridaj
STOCKS
Sale Price
Aberdeen
Acme
Acme
Adam
Petroleum
Precision
Wire
Co
Consol
Corp class
Products
common
Industries
Aeronca
A
1
—
Inc
5
1
.
Inc
9'A
9V8
26%
1
1
Manufacturing Corp
Aero Supply Manufacturing
1
•
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Ainsworth Manufacturing common _—5
Shares
x5
10
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
(N
J)—,
Sep
5%
Aug
Air
6 Va
Apr
9%
Dec
310
26 V2
Dec
Way Industries Inc
Ajax Petroleums Ltd
Alabama Gas Corp
7
2.900
5%
Dec
8
9 'A
7,800
7%
Oct
1%
2%
4.800
1%
G-ct
7'A
Apr
6
6%
3,800* "
5VB
Nov
■
31
Feb
10 % Mar
Air
Alabama
Jan
Alabama
Power
Jan
Alan
Dec
3%
8%
IOTA
Jan
4.20%
'
>
5%
Wood
—
Shares
Steel
cumulative
11%
1,200
9
Jan
3
50c
4%
4%
5 VB
1,200
4%
Nov
%
2,500
%
Feb
35%
2,100
2
%
%
35
35
Co
100
_
89%
31 %
.
_
High
Low
1
10%
50
preferred—100
10
preferred
Range Since Jan. 1
High
11%
Southern
Great
9 'A
■
V
Inc
4%
2.490
5%
2%
Associates
1,400
9'A
for Week
of Price®
Low
Par
High
x5 Va
27
Rang®
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Sale®
Week'®
Friday
9
6
21
DECEMBER
STOCKS
6%
-
ENDED
for Week
ot Price®
Low
Par
WEEK
Sales
Range
Last
American Stock Exchange
FOR
—
33'A May.:
162
Jan
13 % Mar
9%
Jun
1%
Sep
38 Vi
Nov
May
103% Feb
182
88
89%
325
88
Nov
30%
31%
400
27
Oct
34%
Nov
86%
Oct
90
Dec
33
14
The Commercial and Mftancial Chronicle
.
.
.
(2762)
Monday, December 24, 1956
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Bharoa
Loto
Kunstzljde
Aigemene
Amer
All
1
Ine.
Airlines
Alukt
V—*
N
Fisher
&
Allied
Allied
Corp—,
Products (Mich)
—-—J
etock—1
30
Paper
•
common
of America—
Co
Industries
American
5%
conv
American
Electronics
57%
24%
12% Mar
25
9,600
600
80
85%
650
22%
81 Va
22%
400
%
49
1%
12%
28
40%
20
28%
Maracalbo Co—...1
10%
American
Meter
33 Va
American
Natural
Co
1%
6%
American
Petroflna
Inc
American
Beal-Kap
Thread
American
Tractor
pfd
class
A
Company
Feb
57%
24%
Sep
.■'"80!' ■/-' Deo.
98%
class A
Feb
49
Dec
80
Dec
Carter
13%
Jun
1,300
25%
Feb
42%
Dec
Castle
29 %
600
27 Va
Jan
300
27% Mar
33% May
34 % Aug
Cenco
11%
7,700
33
33 %
400
31%
Nov
25
31%
Oct
13% July
Jan
11%
Nov
15
13%
Sep
16%
Apr
4%
Jan
9%
8
4%
4%
5
1%
1 .'J«
1%
100
6,000
Feb
7% May
4% Nov
11%
Jun
12,200
1%
Nov
14%
14%
200
13%
Feb
15 %
1,600
12%
Oct
10%
10%
10%
6,300
4%
1
4%
200
9%
Nov
4
Jan
4%
93
92 %
94 %
670
90%
Dec
Fuel
8
33%
33%
34%
7,900
27%
Jun
39%
8
22 %
22 %
20,500
18%
Jan
22%
Corp—
21%
110
Arkansas
Power & Light—
4.72% preferred
Armour -& Co warrants
lOo
dep
Oil
Associated
Tel
CI
A
(ex
July 1
&
Atlantic
Coast
Atlantic
Coast
Atlas
Line
Devices
Automatic
dlv
paid
Dec
18
Apr
Clayton
1,500
17%
Nov
24
Jan
Clinchfield
1,400
19%
Jan
46 %
Apr
Club
30%
8% Feb
2%
2
&
4%
Ceal
Aluminum
Jun
Colon
3V2
Jun
Colonial Sand
4%
4%
3,400
5% Sep
Commodore
•
1%
44 %
44%
7,000
45%
1
i
1,100
Dec
1
Dec
42 Ve
Nov
107
24%
4
22%
24%
3%
22%
Dec
42
Nov
5
Baldwin
Securities
Banco de
Continental
Air
Oil
„lo
Nov
Bearings
3%
211
3%
4%
4%
11%
9%
1
17%
16%
_20c
Inc
;
Ties
50c
common
(AS) Shoe Corp
Corporation—
Telephone of Canada
Belock
Instrument
Benrus
Watch
Bickford's
Inc
Brad
50c
1
common
Continental
(S)
(H
C)
prior
Jun
x2%' Dec
Co
common
Bridgeport
Uranium
11%
Dec
Manufacturing Co
common,
American
_
American Tobacco—
dep
Amer
15% May
9
13%
7
dep
Co
ord
S
F
1
IIIIIIl
10
-_i
common
Company
(The)
2.50
60e
&
Bunker Hill
Burma
1
50c
I.
Z
Machine Co
Buffalo-Eclipse
Jan
5%
Crowley Milner &
Electric
$3.00
I
Inc
oalvan
Camden
Consol
Fire
Oil
&
Gas
Co
11%
6%
5%
6%
1 %
Va
1%
1%
10%
Apr *
15%
Feb
Aug
'
5%. Dec
1,600
1,600
3%
Jan
14,600
114
Dec
3714
Nov
600
40
8001
800
16%
16%
200
7
14%
19%
1920
9%
11
18 V2
Aug
500
4%
Dec
-3,200
;
Sep
% May
If
Oct
1,800
Nov
17
Nov
Dec
4%
4%
';
17%. Mar
Nov
14
13%
•«*
400
.
Sep
Jan
44% Mar
Dec
*
7.100
14%
13 %
Jan
7%
2%
'
Oct
15
•
7
Sep %
6%
Dec -!
'
x8%
13%
8%
5
.
8 %
Mar
14% May
21
-
'
Mar
8%
Jan
3|V Nov
4
4 %
4 .s6
5%
Jan
52
91%
93%
5,100
66'/*
Jan
95-8
Dec
-5%
6 »/4
94,100
3%
Nov
9 7
Apr
>
5%
tf>4
7
—1
.
6
1,800
7
»A
Dec
8'
17%
Jan
28
23
Nov
30%
17%
16
Aug
RJ%
—-5
5
partic
2,000;
•
Oil
—
Land Co common
&
10%
Feb
16%
Nov
600
6%
Feb
11%
Dec
Cuban
Atlantic
Sugar
100
4%
Dec
6%
Jan '
Cuban
Tobacco
common
6
2,700
5%
Dec
8%
Jan
Cuban-Venezuelan
34%
500
32%
Dec
47
Jan
Curtis
Dec
102
Feb
~7 %
Curtis
600
5%
Dec
100
4%
Jan
8% Mar
200
Aug
Jan
3% Mar
Apr
2Va
Jan
Jan
20%
Sep
51% Mar
20,100
2,700
13 V#
40
6»/«
19%
5»/2
6
,
Mar
9% July
8% Mar
6%
v
\
10% Mar
1734
(Md)*j—i.
5
32%
3,900
1%
Jun
2%
6%
Apr
8
Jan
5%
Dec
9V« Mar
1%
%
59o
common
Oil
vtc__
—
Manufacturing
'
'
class
Co
100
■
30%
Sep
361/2 Mar
Day
6,800
49%
34%
Jan
51%
Apr
1%
1%
May
7%
Jan
7%
Jan
Dec
3Va
Jan
Detroit
Aug
Detroit
1,200
1
uj
36%
16%
17%
15%
17
57,800
17%
42,400
.17%
17%
17
2,700
Jan
51
Jun
Diners'
15%
Nov
24%
Apr
Distillers
Dec
24%
Aug
7%
Jan
Jan
25%
(The)
6%
6%
2,400
6%
Nov
131/4
13%
1,600
13 Va
Aug
17'/a Mar
Dojne
21%
22 %
1,900
211/2
Nov
34
Apr
Dominion
4% Mar
Dominion
10%
_9%'
10%
1,100
9%
Dec
3%
3%
1,700
3 Va
Dec
7%
7%
700
7%
Jan
Dec
Sep
600
8 %
100
8 Va
4'A
100
19%
19'%
19%
900
16%
16%
16%
A
3
Sep
% May
4%
4%
9 VB
Dorr-Oliver
$2
Feb
Jun
;4%
21%
Nov
16
Nov
20 % Mar
%
600
4V4
4%
Jan
Jun
1 Ve
6
5%
2,400
1%
16,000
1%
Nov
6%
Nov
14% May
Dec
6%
27%
6,700
3%
13%
14 Va
Nov
2 Ve
Dec
6
19V4
Jah
9.400
13%
1
4%
2,500
Sep
44
1
4 1 n
1 4
*
5
25 %
25
4)»
1U
5%
26
5,800
800
4%
Jan
Aug
41J
25
.
-
Harris
Ltd
stock
Jun
1,200
4%
Dec
400
26%
2%
Dec
Mar
May
J^n
Apr
4%'
.
5%
34
144
145
40
37
7
Apr
8% Mar
Jan
Feb
38
Oct
140
.
Dec
157
May
Jim
1134
11%
100
11%
Oct
17%
3?4
3%
3%
3,000
2%
Jan
3%
1
,
l.V
IV
18.200
h\
Dec
2
A Aug
1,200
14%
Oct
19
Aug
I7V2
16%
17va
2'4" Nov
--
Apr
Dec...
1,900
1834
18%
100
21%
21%
300
83s
8%
500
15%
15%
2,000
~5
"5
4,000
31%
31 Ve
50
23
24'/a
2,300
21%
Jun
—
—
•
•
15%
32.50
——
1
5r
•.—.
——
Co
:_!
„
9»2
10
25
July
'
12%
4»2
4%
2 V#
4%
»41'2
Jan
6% Julv
Dec
36% .-Jun 7
27 % Jan >
100
37b
20%
Jan
4%
23,500
2%
Jan
31 '/#
1,100
434
Nov
Sep
1,800
9%
1
18% July I
8% Jan i
Aug f
Aug
Oct
14'i
44
Jan
27
Sep
72% May
34% Mar
Jan
*
--
^
.
——10s
-
;
•
—
4% |
18%
18%
36%'
Dynamics
1
-
Jan
3%
Jan
x3%
Dec
6%
Nov
9%.
15%
Nov
24
Jan
32%
Oetr
52%
Jun
5%
Nov
—
5%
10
-
600
33
•
Nov
1Nov
1.900
19
37V2
1
4%
7%
1
America
Mar
7%
9,000
28%
•'
of
.
23%
Duraloy (The) Co
Durham Hosiery class B common
Duro Test Corp common
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co
Corp
Ja n
\
Dec V
23
34%
9%
•
^1
»
—
17%
Apr
10%
Dec
.
10
i
Dunlop Rubber Go Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
18%
Jan
18
11%
28 Va
1
:
s
-
23%*
•
'
•
—
——7.50
"Dec
5% Jan
700
9%
9%
9/a
18.%'
•
3%
14
X14V»
14
!4
*
•
Ltd-
common
(Allen B) Laboratories—
Common
IV#
a
8%
5.%
:
5:%
18,100
*
'
Jan
,
Feb
.
8% Mar
Jan
Feb
52
50
33%
Jan
July
Co
Inc
preferred
DuMont
4% May
200
25
ord
Chemical Co
Duke Power Co_
May
July
6%
39,200
—.—2.50
f
*
Douglas Oil Company
Dow Brewery LtdDraper Corp common.*
Drillipg & Exploration Co
Nov
Oct
1%
1 %
Coal
Tar &
6 %
1 %
Steel
Textile
11
600
4%•
—
1
—
Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion
10%
17
Dec
1 %
33
•
-
—.—1
Corp
Dominion
16%
11,200
4'A
(The)
Feb
Feb
197
Dec
6%
Jan
J
43b
—6s 8d
Exploration Ltd
4% July
13'/2
-
Dec'
13%
32 'A
33
8% May
12%
13%
1 %
■
8%
3,400
Effversey
Nov
July
175
6%
—
25c
Inc—
Aug
Nov
4
Ltd—
Co
6%
3
Club
Feb
3,200
6 % \
—
1
1
American dep rets ord reg
13%
.
Manufacturing
&
1%
2,600
14%
13%
13% X1334
/
10c
——
Gray Iron Foundry
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd—
17
13%
Inc
Gasket
22
*
14 %
13%
6%
l'/4
Dayton Rubber Co class A
——35
Dejay Stores common—
50o
Dempster Investment Co——
1
Dennison Mfg class A common—
5
8%
debentures
*
—100
Minee
51,900
2 Va
6%
1
Nov
33
48%
*
9'A
1
Inc
Brothers
29 %
6i*
33
214
2%
2.50
Davenport Hosiery Mills
Davidson
-
D-
Da itch Crystal Dairies Inc
Oct
18
18 Vs
*
%c
2.50
A—4
Lighting Inc common
Jan
9,600
26
,
1334
17%
10% Mar
.21,600
1%
Dec
16% July.
377«-Jan
2-50
Dec
7%
4%
-34%
9%: Dec
1,500
.
37%
4%
10% May
;
Jair
$1.12 preferred —
Cuban American Oil Co
1,800
3%
-.
11%
,'.;-5%
//.' 5%
'!,,
6%
6
Jan' v
19
7%
7%
50
Dec
-
Dec
Crystal
50
Insurance
6%
21
•
11%
19% Mar
1%
%
.
6% May
2+2 Oct
2,400
Dec
(i
4
Oct
121/2
12 Va
7%
"7%
Apr
1%
ll5*
3,700
3%
!
4%
12%
14%
9%.
•
5%
'
-•
13 %
III__1
Power.
preferred
1
3,800
Dee
Co common
lOc
preferred
$2.50
13,400
1%
Internat'l ."A"
Drug
50c
Corp Ltd
10%
2,300
2%
5,500
Petroleum
Cork
Crown
4%
jqc
July
Nov
'
Dec
25%
1%
Cent
Crown
Apr
Driver
common
167t»
Feb
22 Va
Crown
Dec
51%
8i/a
2 50
Feb
1%
Jan ;
25%
Jun
1%
17%
Jun
13%
20%
17V2
Dec
7%
1%
14%
1%
Nov
1%
•
No Vs
43 %' Nov
22%
13%
x45%
7
8%
Oct
22
.
,
Aug
2% Mar
25o
400
3,600
Ltd—
Aviation
5%
5%
2 %
6%
—1-1
•
48,300
8%
j
Edmonton
Co
2%
'
"7
California
Oct
7
;
dep rets ord shares—3s 6d
Burroughs (J P) si Son Inc.
l
BKrty Biscuit Corp.
12%c
Byrd OH Corporation commonZ I
25c
6% convertible class A_
Calgary <te
5%
--5%
2%
5
common—"
90
32%
American
Calif. Eastern
5%
5%
(ord reg)—£1
dep receipts
Petroleum
Creole
5 '/a
9
Corp
C4C Super Corp
Cable Electric Products
620
*
1.50
200
10
__
(The) Company.
Mines
3,900
23 Vi
1
—
—
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co—
•
common—
preferred
preferred
serial
Die
Xl6%
Oct
6%
Aug
Ltd—
American
Dec
common
Beverage Corp.
5%
6
j
convertible
6%
Buell
J"
I
common
Corp
Budget Finance Plan
Reynolds
preferred class A
5
•
£1
reg
Bruck Mills Ltd class B
Buckeye
14
23
"
41/4 July
•
common
Forman Distillers
cumulative preferred
Brown Rubber Co common
B
16%
Feb."
Dec ,!
96
6% Jan
•.
-•
Jan
10s
4%
Co
25
1,100
So
14%
6%
—£1
2,700
11
6"8 Mar
1% July!
6% Jun*
•
;
2%
10s
Brown
(E L)
8 %
10 »/2
10%
43,300
3%
8%
Mar
10%
4%
—•
.
1,300
Ltd—
rets
Company
12%
2
Nov
5
,
Oct
600
1
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.900
4,800
.
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i
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Jan
4%
8%
8%
1%
21%
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297/b
8%
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20 %
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2
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4
400
6s/k
Dec
7%
Oct
1%
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8
Jan
Feb
Jan
13
200
2,300
10 %
2%
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Nov
Jan
27% Mar
8,600
9
Sep
12
5
——
Jan
10
12
Mar
14
Oct
15%
preferred..:
50
Canada—...
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103%
of
...
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Missouri
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common..—•
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12,700
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800
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20%
600
104%
75
33%
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7%
20%
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19%
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1%
24%
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5
Mar
33%
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18
Nov
102:3 May
12% Jun
31 % Mar
ll7/s
Aug
39% May
6
Jan
x35% Mar
297/s
107
Feb
1474 Aug
Sep
Mar
30% Mar
1
10,000
.
^
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20% Nov
16,000
247 a
6%
Dec
'
•
Co—
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90
87
320
84
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102 % Mar
cumul
97
97
97
4
40
94
Nov
109
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89
90
>
20
89
Dec
102,
Apr
148%
380
147
Dec
177 ¥4
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42 %
25
41
Nov
3
100
3
Dec
18
850
17
July
200
121%
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10,500
1
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2%
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3,900
21
Dec
24 %
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Jun
28%
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preferred
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series B..100
preferred series C—
100
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Mt Clemens Metal Products
1
6%
cumulative preferred
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4
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preferred
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Inc
1
'
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5
2.50
42 %
3
3%
17%
'177i
121% 121%
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1%
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23
21
23
27%
277k
283/4
10
300
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4474 July
4 V« Mar
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20¥» Jan
136¥»
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9%
9%
~274
27k
2%
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3%
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9 %
87k
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4%
47
a
11,500
3%
Jan
5%
Jun
2V4
27a
700
2%
Nov
4%
Jun
20%
Dec
50c
common
Jun
12%
Feb
35 34
Apr
Jdn
Dec
4%
Jan
13% July
2,700
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31
10
common
Company
90
147
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Tel
Corporation
National
2%
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Dehydrating
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Brewing
Casket
-1
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Mig
Petroleum
Presto
& Stores common.——.1
Ltd
Rubber
'Rational Starch
Teleflilm
National
Transit
100
Feb
•National Union
14%
Sep
16
Oct
•
2y«
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Neptune
Nestle
Le
Meter
Mur
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National
Nov
Inc^
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Machinery
VNatkmal
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—
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Research
Car
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1
10
15%
Sep
Dec
5%
Apr
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3,600
Nov
17%
z
^
Corp
common
common
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13%
13%
4
12% May
200
3ft Jan
.
23
July
14% Sep
Mar
7
374
3
10 Va
10
10%
1,100
10
Sep
12%
17%
16.%
18
5,600
16%
Nov
29¥4 May
307k
30 3
31 %
ft
a
14,300
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-
200
27
21 %
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29
,
Nov
Apr
Apr
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23
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33%
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~77k
8
4,200
3
Jan
9%
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-X
30c
5
37k
Dec
6%
Feb
27 a
——
comfkon
Co
—25c
2
common—1
Ltd
Associates
Electric
97k
3%
—-5
Company
Apr
5% Jan
common..
Co
National
•
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Co
'National
Aug
8Jan
.10
__
National Bellas
•
29% May
11
4%
Corp $1 conv preferred..*
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Corp
Namm-Loeser's Inc—
5% Mar
11% Aug
25 ¥4 May
.1 36%
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Steel
-Kachman
July
132
*
11%
20
-
60 400
55%
11%
common
6%
21% Apr
59¥* Mar
9%
...—5
Corp
Petroleum
National
55 3 a
porp..-
Jun
3,800
25c
common,...
Thermit
Sep
34%
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11% Jan
42% Jan
N
Jan
5,300
4%
35,200
49 7b
25% Mar
34,000
1
1
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*
1
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97 ¥4
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30
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32%
147k
42%
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,
.
Apr
Dec
19% Mar
Jan
Jun.
18%
34%
Nov
Ltd
Aug
Oct
•
Dec
Dec
Jun
32%
15
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Aug
62
5%
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^
1474
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3%
*
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29
143/i
15
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17
4%
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11% May
'174 July
Oct
Jan
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1
1
16
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Nov
6%
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27%
500
7%
15%
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137%
3,100
.
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24 %
35
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1
13%
.
2,500
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Nov
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9
22,400
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May
23%
•10 %
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July
63
.
1
,
20
'
-10%
'.
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Jan
90
97:%
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18
65%
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58%
1% Jan
s
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Feb
112
1,500:'
Dec
Mar
61 %
Jan
19% May
Jan
%
56
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Co
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4.58%
4.50%
Aug
200
24%
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10% Mar
25c
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52 ¥4 July
125
.
117
r.
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6
May
1874 Aug
.
4.80%
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4
16%
49%
98
119
Feb
Dec
Aug
Jan
Nov
25% July
10% Feb
.
23:%
pfd__100
;
Jan
674
National
Canada
11%
403/k
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Imperial Chemical Industries—
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2,900
67k
Molybdenite
I
Amer
V57/a
15%
Feb
Y
Co
National
Products
25%
3
Inc
National
Hygrade Food
Jan
preferred
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Molybdenum
30% Mar
Sep
6,000
11 Vh
112
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:
.
Aug
3%
37%
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4V4
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3,700
12
60 %'
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62
112
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1,700
67k
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13 Va
Oct
"
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6%
10% May
800
27 k
26%
.
11 %
*
...
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7,500
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International Marine
4%%
4
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20
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11
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t
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%
4
common
10
77/4
4%
:
26% July
104¥4 Feb
.
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21
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1.809
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200
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397k
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*
5,009
4
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7%
common
Manischewitz
Mid-West
Jan
48
88%
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11
Hardart
1P3«
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14
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3
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600
26
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'
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400
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12%
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11%
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55
,
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600
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38% May
177k Mar.
*
159
85 Vi
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974
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4%
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r
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9,400
6
16 %
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2
85 %
100
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43/B
5%
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Sep
3%
16%
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20%
4%
G
1
10%
Oct
May
1
...
-1
22%
809
25% Aug
67k Mar
Jan
5%
15
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4%
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32 3 k
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common
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200
98
11 Va
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5%
5
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37b
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5 %
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19
27'«
3
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Bishop Inc
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.1...
4%
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1
Michigan Plating & Stamping CP
1
Michigan Steel Tube
——2.50
Michigan Sugar Co common—:
1
6%
preferred
10
38
Aug
Jan
Jan
Metal
Jun
13%
Jun
Sep
,
Jan
23 Va
5
Sep
3
157k
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3
87
1,009
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11% May
600
82
37%
33%.
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-
3%
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.
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200
42
10
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-
25
1
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Co
Havana
Helier
l/2
37
1
10
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•
1
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13
12%
"
2% July
14%
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1,000
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123/4
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12%
78
70
___•
2
Plywood
(R
Metal Textile- Corn
Co
Nov
4
-
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Jan
Jan
2%
;-41% Jan
5
Hammond
1
7,500
,
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•
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Hall
1,600
1%
13
Aug
Mar
4
1
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Aug
10
£8,400
513*2
6%
,
Jan
13%
'
17%
Oct
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McDonnell
Aircraft .Corp.,
5
.
Jan
."■16%
Jan
Feb
2%
6
Mansfield
May
Dec
14 Va
36 % Mar
125
3%
n
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Marconi
y Jan
15%
:
5
-
preferred
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138
4,200
ll'o
12%
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*
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$4.50
189'
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10
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2,700
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cumulative
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v
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Mar
..
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11%
13'
2%
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»
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3
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1=6%
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13
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Mar
17
-
126
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11,390
1%
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.
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127%
'
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comm
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■
3,500
2
23/a
75 pesos
...
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9% July
Dec
16%
51
238
Jun
1% July
May
1
Common
l% Mar
81
26%
Dec
2%
29,200
'
Sep
3%
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,
Jap
-
2%
,.
2%
2774
Jan
6% J&n
10%
8,900
155% 159-
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LI
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Guild
Films
Company Inc:
l
10c
States
2%
155%
Griesedieck
Gulf
700
4,309"
11
2%,
5
18
174
16%
1
I
•
33'Ac
A
Jan
.
Feb
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50
Realty common
Refineries
Inc.......
,
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.
Apr
22
Jan
26
8%
10%
'
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56
9"0
'
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Ltd
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of
Tourneau
5%
Jan
10%
^
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"Griaoii. Freehold
'
1,050
%
Pacific Tea—
common
preferred
Lakes
8 %
_,5
T"c
Sep
197/s
2%
Corpl
LiOerty Fabrics
Aug
16%
■
1% July
% Nov
14,700
Hi
72 %
.4
14%
17 %
17%
•
Lynch
1,200
2%
.50
11 % July
800
2.50
,10c
common
jun
17
•
28% Mar Z
37%
Nov
16%
35
Dec
Lunkenheimer
Jan
1
Jun
Apr
9% May
16% Dec
Feb
16
15%
10%
,Jan
25
Apr
24
22
Jan
200
;4
950
200
Mar
4%
.
106
Dec
2,000
h
500
20
Jun
2% May
2,650
Steel
Qbain
5
Shipley (The) Co
1
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
I
Louisiana Lapd
Exploration,_r_30c
20,400
12%
94
12%
Apr
•:97/«
2,500
18%
Aug
11%
3,900
3%
28%
6 i's
28%
15%
274
12%
3'/4
10%
1.4%
3
17%
108 Va
27%
3ft Apr
26%
Dec
11%
6V» May
Nov
17%
Dec
Sep
*
Mines
2 Va
■
Feb
1{S
5
Nov
11 Va
:_1
,
19 % July
77% Feb
4%
24%
4%
200
300
19,400
24
2%
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2,
2814
4.3.''3
..
14%
1
15,400
12:%
B
____
Atlantic &
91
«%
'
Feb
2% Mar
25c
...
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Sessions
Inc
Liberal
Aug
:-9%
9
Manufacturing Co
;
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Rapids Varnish.,
1
Manufacturing Co...
Non-voting
2C3
Mar.
22
28
10
Goodman
Great
.
4b
Jan
127k
*__•
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Grand
&
Le
Jan
9%
Co
Consolidate^
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4
Apr
6%
ft Nov
5
Mines
Corp
Lear
107% May
5
5
174
7.50
S
Foundry
Lefcourt
,
,--77/a Feb
2,103
L\200
1
Inc
1
Dec
4%
2
1
La Salle Extepsion
,
;
Mar
18
1
?.
class
18
41
*
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Co
Dec
4
Corp
Lanston Industries
2% May
3 % May
Dec
14%
♦
Corp
Distillers
•17/B
500
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Lamson
,
Aug
18
1
,
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v,
.
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%
•
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■
20
^
Alden
Globe
2%
14%
7
Jan
Jan
«%
:-
•
4%
50c
preferred
Apparel
Consolidada
Lamson
Jan
Dec
»
1¥4
:
Sep
18
„l
Co..
34%
I1
40%
5
;
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common
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3
62,200
,
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3*%
iwu
£1
reg
common
Gerity
Gilchrist
700
1,200
14%
.
*
'
4
2%
:
50c
(A
'"n
Mar
6%
2%
pfd_.100
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Leonard
Plywood
Mich
Jun
57 k
—
25
Enterprises.
Yellow-knife
27
37/k
2%
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5 ^
convertible
preferred
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Stores
Corporation...
Georgia
Power
$5
preferred
$4.60
preferred
i
i
Giant
600
Ltd—
Flreproofing
Gilbert
29
5%
warrants..._
Supply Corp
preferred
Co
General
'
vN
IP'"
,—_
General
General
CO
1
1
Corp
Co
convertible
a -,c
General
28%
100
8
5% Aug
1,000
9,700
Jun
Lake
preferred
Feb
Mar
Nov
%
Products
Hotels
Feb
17
1,300
6 %
1.
Co
Minerals
2%
90'/a
10
1,900
5%
-2%
5
&
u
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15c
4'4 %
12% Aug
,
.
Kropp (Thd) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co
La
5 v/c
.5%
t
Apr
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6 '4
Corp
cumulative
Kobacker
.
Gatlneau
•
8%
Dec
2%
Dec
10% Mar
Dec
10
1,800
Apr
47%
76% Nov
10%
53/8
4%
6,100
2%
23% Mar
45%
Jan
2%
(S)
Dept Stores Inc
Klelnert
(I
B)
Rubber
Co
9% May
17% July
Jan
%
.,
..
-
n
2%
1
2%
Klein
8% Mar
37«
—5
__
4%
6-$f Jan
3
4
1
3 %
7%
1.25
10
Peo
614
common
& Electric
(Walter)
Kirkland
July
7%
Fox
Fresnlllo
7,300
10% Mar
36% Mar
28% Jan
1
Inc..
Kingston
1377/a July
124
■
300
4%
High
125 V« Mar
10c
....
Kin-Ark
Oil
Company
Kings County Lighting
Aug
28%
Gas
Kidde
.
Jan
8%
Ltd
7%
4 %
10%
K
Industries
Kennedy's
14% May
-1
class
Inc—,—
7 Va
7%
1
-
Drug Company
Kawecki Chemical Co
Kawneer Co
(Deft)
63 ¥1 Mar
77«
7
2i,2Jq
2%
Katz
„
*25% July
'3¥s Apr
7 Va
Class
Motor
Apr
2ft Oct
4734
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t
Kaltman (D) & Company...
t
Oct
■41 >4
A
Amer
9%
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Class
Ford
Jan
LOc
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(M H) Co Inc
Fitzslmmons Stores Ltd
1.200
20 Va
20
2-74
.
874
1 .50
Corp—
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Inc
Plshman
Flying
20 %
,
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Fire
instrument
Ltd
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754
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v
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Jupiter Oils Xtd..
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46%
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,
1
9
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2,150
%
Feb
-
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46%
10c
.
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-
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Inc 4-
«
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8%
Dec
111,100
12
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Jan
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Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc.lc*
,
4% Jan
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8%
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400
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Nov
105 ya
Sep
»
500
5 Va
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Nov
2,2.00
..
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26,900
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,
Feb
9 V*
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_
,
2444 May
974 Jan
;
■
x92%
5
International Resistance
Intex
Oil
Company
Investors Royalty
for
Hlqh
1
International' Products
,
Low
x93%
International PetrQ.leum capital stock.*
f
Apr
*32%
.
;18.500
„
x7%
■
12
Ddc
.
,
-•
July
18%
Dec
-i
Sales
Range
•f Prices
5
International. Cigar Machinery
International Metal. Industries
.
29%-Jan
Aug
3
1" Xooo'
11
-
..
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Dec
•
.9%
4,100
5% '
-10
common
Jun
*197% Mar
.
Week's
Laat
Bala Prloa
Insurance Co of North America
International Breweries Inc
Nov
26
14.900
41%
x7%
1
Ltd_l—.
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22
Oct
16
3%
3%
11.'
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—
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Nov
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lot
convertible
47
213
Dec
6%
100
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common^.
Dec
5.400
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13
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DECEMBER
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23
25
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165
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of Prioee
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*
1
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4
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
1
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(2764)
36
Monday, December 24, 1956
..
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
2.V
Tel & Tel
Clock & Watch Co
100
131%
1
%
preferred
—*
Oils
British
Dominion
Chamberlain
New
England
New
Haven
50c
conv
1
1 fj
1
Process
New
Superior
New
York
Oils
York
Dec
l'/4
Dec
38%
Feb
59
16%
6,300
13%
Oct
22% Mar
1%
1'%
15,500
1
Nov
2ft July
1%
1 %
19,500
1
Sep
3%
Jan
Oifiss
Jan
13%
10%
100
3
9%
Oct
27,500
2%
Nov
4
10%
4
3
3 i'fi
925
59%
X55
4
3'8
7,80u
2%
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574
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5%
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5%
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8%
3 %
3,703
3
Nov
Dec
8:!«
8%
9 %
28,100
7%
Nov
14%
10%
2.700
9%
Nov
13% July
Dec
49
•
9%
10%
A——10
37%
of
36%
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16,600
4%
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8%
Apr
14% Aug
Nov
91
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85%
8574
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574
2
2
Ltd
Mines
America—
A
4
Ogden
Oil
Ohio
Brass
Ohio
Power
Okalta
class
Omar
Jan
20% Aug
62%
75
52%
Jan
65% Mar
94 %
29 J
92
Dec
2%
4.900
%
H00
93
90c
2
2
71 >8
71
1
;
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25
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3%
j„
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,
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3%
1,700
3 %
Dec
6%
6%
6
600
5%
Nov
6%
13 %
Dec
81
Nov
%
1,600
23
Jan
33%
3%
3%
2,900
Dec
14-%
14%
13%
85 %
84%
24 Va
24
1
3%
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30 >4
3074
30 3
27%
28 74
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89
3%
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&
6%
1st
25
Jan
5%
1st preferred
25
5%
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27%
25
25V4
27 %
92 7
preferred--
•
84
83%
84 3
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9174
1
Pacific Northern
Pacific Power &
Ltd
Pancoastal
Pan
Oil
Paramount
Parker Pen
Class
Patino
vtc—2
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Standard
Jan
61%
Feb
Standard
10
Dec
10 %
Jan
Standard
Products
Dec
8 %
Feb
Standard
Shares
6
Jan
7
Feb
4%
Aug
Standard
19
19%
74
19%
1.';.
174
Jun
60 % Mar
25
200
18 %
Feb
A,
21,500
1 %
Dec
a
5%
2,800
Dec
7%
6;%
1,100
6
Jan
1,300
2
Nov
4'A
Feb
13 7%
400
Sep
14%
Oct
11
1174
1
Co
10%
3,600
Apr
Stinnes
107 %
Jan
Nov
7%
Jan
Stop & Shop Inc.
1
Stroock (S) & Co common
5
24%
500
174
11.100
1%
Nov
5%
5%
2,800
5%
Sep
227a
800
1%
874
--:
21%
500
8%
7%
•
3%
4
•
4
53%
15
18
'
10c
July
69
Aug
Nov
5
58
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18
%
Oct
1%
674
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19,600
5%
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1674
974
900
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3,200
167a
97a
85
85
;
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9%
Dec
18%
,
Feb
1
,
16%
Aug
'
1674
4
104%
Dec
16
Dec
15%
Dec
2974
10
*
_1
26%
26%
4474
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'
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a
5
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3
1
:
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29
117a
1174
1174
39%
40
21
217
16%
17
.
1.25
3%
3%
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Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes common
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1
2%
2%
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34 Va
34 V2
1
_i
4
4%
4%
.
1
common
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•
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58 74
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287a July
Nov
4874 July
38 f
Nov
45% July
217'j.Dec
21
75-
200
-
4 74
Milling Co Ltd
8
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saries-20
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series.20
5
Dec
3 Va
Feb
7%
Oct
5
674 May
'J
6%
,,
(i1 It
25%
160
5,400
Jan
4% July
1 %
52
50
5:-1
4.500
47/a
Jan
6% May
1,700
167/s
Feb
2374 July
23,900
174
Nov
1%
53 7
15%
16%
16%
4%
4%
23%
52
Nov
For footnotes see page 37.
Feb
Oct
1374
Apr
Jan
40
Apr
14% May
19 Va
Feb
700
15%
Sep
19
Feb
2.500
4 7a
Aug
674
Feb
8 74
Nov
1.100
5
7%
300
47a
Apr
4 %
4%
1,300
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Jun
1,250
57Va
Jan
79 74 Mar
5 '/a
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974 Mar
73
75
16 %
16%
14%
14%.
Oct
5%
2%
100
....
1674
Nov
1874
400
14 Va
Oct
18
Jan
12%
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15
July
2 74
Dec
2,7'a
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~2%
7.000
2%
3%
27.100
31 %
30%
31%
400
28 7
27%
29
20
13%
14%
3 Va
3%
10%
13%
14
37-8
3%
4%
100
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3174
16% May
137a Oct
22
Nov
.
Sep
1974
Feb
374
Nov
6 Va
May
9
-■
Jan
13%
Feb
13%
1,000
Dec
18%
Jan
474
Sep
3%
4,400
3%
43 %
700
41%
Nov
6,400
4 Va
Jan
4 July
8'4 Aug
4
Dec
874
5%,
6
4
5
45,200
.
;
Jan
3374 Mar
9C0
13%
574
Jun
7,500
10%
3% Mar
1774
1,500
3%
Jan
29
5,400
20
13%
"5%
*
7%
—1
25c
.*
2%.
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common...
Inc.:
Jan
Oil
Nov
52
Cuba
Empire
Lux
Oils Ltd.
.
Feb
3%
Feb
Trans
Dec
92 %
Feb
Tri-Continental
2
Aug
3 %
Dec
True Temper
16%
1,700
7%
2%
\ 8.500
J4
Jan
67-j
Dec
17 a
Nov
V2
Nov
10,700
v*.
40
39%
40
37
*
37%
50
38
.
27%
: 23%
3;
;
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4974 Mar
..
•
3
2 %
10
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10
700
14%
15
1,000
12
Jan
20%
22 %
1,300 4
1674
Apr
20,500
2
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2574 Feb
-2072 Aug,;
1674
Nov
2474
Nov
*
22 %
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300
A
5J.V
l!A
91%
100
4%
5VB
12,000
1'
5
,
84%
5
500
91%
84
'
t
6% Mar
May
1 f« Jun
63% Jan
x2
Jan
101
Nov
4% Dec
"84
Nov
974
85 %
625
2%
2%
2%
2,900
2% Feb
374
9%
9%
■97/8
1,400
10%
4
102
3%
4 %
5,100
3 72
3%
27,400
17's Mar
5
—I—1.25
1
2%
2 l'ii
2
33,800
iA
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Feb
Jan
Aug
Dec
21i
3
Jan
;,
6%
Apr
July
3%
500
11%.
11%
25,300
974
36%
37
600
2972
Feb
Aug
4
1
Apr
13% July
40
July
30%
30%
90
30%
Nov
34 V2
3%
3%
11%
\4
Jan
Apr
u
11%
Dec
17 % July
Oct
51 % Jun
Dec
21 Va
Dec
Union
Gas Co of Canada
12%
Jun
18%
Aug
Union
Investment
3%
Dec
7% May
Union
Stock
2%
Dec
57a
United
2,600
29% May
3% Feb
4%
1,100
Ulen
5%
5
63
*
Co
_4
—
'
~
Dec
5
Dec
6%
2,100
200
46 74
Jan
64
Sep
200
874
Feb
10%
Sep
9
9
..
5 74 Mar
23
6
6
674
5,200
5
July
Asbestos
—1
6
a
6
12,500
4
Nov
Elastic
•
33
33
33
200
United
Milk Products common
Amer
600
65%
Oct
92 V8
Apr
8,300
17%
Dec
18%
Dec
United
9%
900
5%
Feb
11%
Jun
8.74-
100
7%
Oct'
Omaha
20
Corp
Corp
—
—
•
11;
5
20
Nov
xl8
Dec
18
Nov
-""24%
RR
& Canal—
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,
305/a
700
7 'A
"812
Jan
Feb
Jun
37
Aug
8
Jan
230
Jan
202
40 Va
42%
35%
36
12%
1
Jan
18% Mar
Dec
-6174 Mar
34 V4
2,500
"
Jan
407/2
12,900
"
,12%
Sep
1
7
42%
'■
6% Aug
412 Apr
10s
United Specialties;.common—__—
—1
U S Air Conditioning "Corpi—J_—_10c
2674 Mar
,
.
Dec
5
575
100
Sharing common
25
10% preferred
^
10
United Shoe Machinery common——25
Preferred
——25
Jan
22 % Mar
21% Feb
dep rets ord registered.
N J
5 Va
1%
5%
United Profit
10%
Oct
Molasses Co Ltd—
Yards of
18%
-
7%
Jun
Aircraft Products common—50c
United
Jan
Mar
1,200
5%
United
Jan
37% July
6% July
8
574
63%
5
5
10c
Management Company
Unexcelled Chemical Corp—
74 3
300
.
Jan
20%
-
•- 101%
Oc t
,"■■- 56% JUJy.
.
Jan
1.600
Apr
Apr
Feb
1%
-
v
Dec
.93
1,100
-
Jan
July
374
t
,
-
'
93
-
13 74
3%
1
39
2,200
35
50c
warrants
Corp
300
74
1674
4
*
Corp
Nov
1,800
1,500
1774-Jan
.■■%
Dec
24%
48,400
5a
Oct
10%
«
■*
Jan
81
32%
2,800
:
j474 Feb
3,7 a Dec
Oil Co class A——
Trans
30
Feb
2 %
93
20
Corp common
36,500
Nov
6%
12*
2,400
11%
30%
8%
25
12 "4
10%
29
70%
2%
•'
12
11%
Jan
5%
12 %
30%
Nov
300
10,500
xl3 ,...18.%:
66 V2
Nov
8 72
32
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Jan
474
7 Va
«
1
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29
25%
15
3
'•
Aug
20%
5%
20
25c
874
..
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Dec
1 Va
474 Mar
4%
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974
18'%
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2
16%.
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10c
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1.800
15%
Apr
Apr
a
f
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82
1,300
5%
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550
Sep
374
474
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1.200
5
"2%
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Jan
Feb
Oct
5,000
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3%
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5
14 %
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Dec
13
500
-
100
1
5,100
36 7
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47a
3,500
J/a
75
2
'
21
2.300
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common
Co
74 74
1874
2.50
—
San Carlos
8
a
13%
s
common,
40% Aug
-
United
(The F C)
Ryan Aeronautical
,8t Lawrence Com Ltd
8
5
900
a
21%
9%
58% Aug
800
40
16%
:
29
Aug
Jan
24%
2,100
33%
Feb
13%
29
22%
K
9%
Feb
3,000
37
217
33 %
Jan
£1
Lie
common
3
81%
?2
—7
Trunz Inc
Engineering Corp
Ltd
2%
Sep
19
3374
800
9%
70c
preferred-——100
Tonopah Mining of Nevada——.1
Trans Caribbean Airways class A—10c
Trans Cont: Industries Inc v.;—:
1
"
274
81
,
39%
-5
Corporation—
Trans
2%
39 %
52
Corp.
Toledo Edison 4%%
y
3
39%
33 %
1 %
59
81 %
14
Jan
41%
~1%
10 %
*
4
"
6% July
Feb
474
774 May
49
~5%
37%
Dec
"
'
1
1,700
4,400
1134
100.
25%
1.100
58 Va
.
24%
Toklan
1174
pfd F
25
Jan
56
Elec 4%
1,700
1%
1174
& Sons Inc
36%
Dec
58%
.
36%
U
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—
50c
Reliance Electric & Engineering——5
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
Vtc extended to Jan 3 1965—
3(,%
TCdd Shipyard
400
_5-3
42% Mar
..
-9
Apr
74
5%
Mar
.......42-
1.000
Jan
"-14
'
Jan
5% Mar
9% May
1,900
5
a
4Vb
Feb
7,700
Jan
34
—'.
...
-
5 74
15%
1
50c
4
-
July
574 Mar
-.
16.74
31%
300
100
Mining Co_
.400
...
11%
5 1
Tilo
Dec
1,500
——
7,000
J ,t
15'4
25 %
47
Mar
J
*
2,000
7%
1174
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc
70c convertible preferred—.
"
2
3
3%
73«
—
1
Thiokol Chemical Corp
Jun
Jan
12,74
174
:
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1174
24,300
'
31,7
33a
;
15%
Feb
32'A
29%
24 Va
1 3 4*
Nov
274
Dec
24
2034
1
3 74
Oct
1,600
11%
Remington Arms C» Inc
46 % Mar
10%
29%
24%
(Robert) As Co—
Dec
21%
15% Mar
600
20
New
Inc
Shovdl
Thew
•30 % Mar
3.700
29%
'
Reis
3574
20
45 34
28%
5,300
Roofing Inc———
1
Tishn»an Realty & Construction
1
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—■
Amer deposit rets ord registered—£1
Amer deposit rets def registered—5s
2974
45%
1
38%
43
common
Oil
Thorofare
1
38
.-1
A common
class
B
Texam
20 % May
74
Salem-Brosius
Corp——:
Petrol Corp
Texas Calgary Co.,
:
tfexas Power & Light $4.56 pfd—
22% July
900.
..
85
29% May
24
Russeks Fifth Ave
Inc
Technicolor
Jan
175
17
15 3
—
,
20
Oil Co
Supermarkets
Class
r :
Field
common—
Tanjpa Electric Co common
10% Feb
400
86
38%
Dec
3%
18,800
16 72
_•
25% July
Mar
11% Mar
774
1
13
Jan
j.;! May
50% May
74
1
Russell
9 %
74
20
Royal!te
.
Drug
Sunset Internat
Jan
74
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Feb
a
Superior Portland Cement Inc
Superior Tool 8z Die Co
Swan Finch Oil Corp
Q
...
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Apr
200
54 74
18
Jun
Ray
Sunrise
Jan
7
3,700
4,100
5474
2.50
2%
25 Va
Feb
53
Sun
Corp
Corporation
Stylon
Aug
28% Mar
July
24
2134
«
6%
Feb
Dec
1674
10c
*
5
1
*
1
25c
1
"
.
Roosevelt
(Hugo)
18%
Nov
1,100
ll'/a
-1
1
common
Jan
6
Co__—
Roosevelt
(J B)
12 %
11 it
1
Rapid Electrotype (The) Co
Rath Packing Co common—
Raymond Concrete Pile common
Reading Tube Corp common
$1.25 convertible preferred—
Ross
Stetson
87 %
____
(I)
Jan
h May
1.100
5:i»
preferred
100
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber com—3
Pyle-Naticfnal Co common—
5
Rochester Gas &
Co common
&
37'% Mar
3274 July
600
Sterling Aluminum Products common— 5
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Inc
I
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
9,700
6 7.,
Dec
Sep
2.400
5
•
iii
22 3
2.5t)
—.
(A)
ordinary
18 Va
24%
_1
j.
2
Apr
Canada
95 Va
6 74
H7,,
*
2Qc
—
26 %
Dec
11
l,7,; Aug
4'/8
31 Va Mar
1174
1
*
Corporation
17 7 a
in
Nov
21
1
Corp
95
674
25c
common-
1
5%
9 Va
11 Va
1
1
common
2,100
10
i
Stein
8 % Mar
274
800
11%
20 la
1
1
Co
Inc
1774
cumulative
Rokeach
of
Parts
2%
Jun
1
10
95
Public Service of Colorado—
Inc
Co
Steel
6%
'
I_l
Progress Mfg Co Inc,—..—*
Providence Gas
Rice-Stlx
Steel
Feb
53
11
♦
Preston East Dome Mines Led
Rico Argentine
(The)
Oct
3%
Nov
1134
20
Tube class B
Starrett
13%
1
.Prentice-Hall Inc common
Pressed Metals of America
Power
Jan
274
50
.Power Corp of Canada commonPrairie Gil Royalties Ltd
Quebec
4%
52%
574
1
common
:
1
.
6 74
ioc
I__i
—
900
1,000
474
56
Dec
'
20%
1
Standard-Thomson Corp
4-
2% Mar
Va
7..
13%
.
8
1
Alexander
(Ky)
6%
55%
Aug
5% Mar
2%
—'
13'8
Packaging Corp
preferred
2.700
■
Nov
51
22,800
500
Convertible
3,300
pesos
Poloron Products class A—
Porto Rico Telephone Co—
1
4V4%
Ofl
Standard
67
•
Lambert
Standard
Nov
8%
—„_l
common
Polaris Mining Co
&
Apr
Nov
16%
774
2.50
_
Piper Aircraft Corp common
Pittsburgh <fc Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co_____
Pleasant Valley Wine Co„:
&
6%
16%
Jan
6%
55 74
49%
Feb
Jun
34,100
ir.
iii
4
Jan
474
1.700
1
Jan
Jan
8 %
,_1
28% Mar
31 Va
4,600
ir.
3
1034
Oct
34'%
4974
74
1174
2% July
24 Va
10
5%
13
300
Jun
'•~L
iii
50c
13%
6%
a
17a
..1,600
,
800
*
18,900
5%
Factors Corp
8 :t.
(Mass)~20
Minerals
Scale
$1.60
Dec
7 74
2.50
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
Powdrell
15%
1%
21 %
Dredging Corp common
convertible preferred
1
—,
—
Aircraft Corp
Pneumatic
Aug
300
15%
Dec
1.1
*
200
"5%
1574
.
1974
21%
Inc
2
Corp
Co
Governor
Pratt
"5%
T5%
1
_2
700
4 711
Industries Inc
Oct
Sep
'a
8
__
2
Standard Forgings Corp
58'%
24%
47%
2
Jan
"
48' 4
1
5
1
5%
11
Jan
19 7
21 %
Specialty Stores Co Inc
Shoe Corp
2%
23,000
Jan
43 Va
21
Spencer
July
Nov
80,800
Aug
105%
Oct
—
5
Jan
4
123
Dec
39
—
75
%
43,000
14
7a
.
"
Ltd
Feb
Aug
4
20 %
May
93
25
■
__
1
1%
~10 Va
4 74
"974
9 74
'
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw Co
Piasecki
101%
102
40
40%.
i ii
25
Inc
3% July
Bol
Company,—:
&
Dec
1,400
6%- Aug
95
1
1%
Spear & Company
106% Mar
Jan
2
117%
25
Standard
15 '4
Oils
83%
3,200
11,500
a
Aug
Corp—2
Line
105 %
1
Pep Boys (The)
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Perfect Circle Corp
Peruvian
Pipe
Feb
16 7
Jan
97 %
Jan
19%
19 74
Southland Royalty Co__
78%
Corp
class A—
Canada
Materials Co
Southern
Stahl-Meyer
B
of
Southern
Jan
110% May
7b
Traffic
Feb
104%
•
__
Parkersburg-Aetna
Penn
10374
Dec
Dec
4%
Co
Dec
Dec
Nov
10%
Jan
4
6,400
25
preferred
preferred—
83 %
90%
Dec
68
1,200
4 3
47h
_25
Petroleum
California
97%
—lc
Chemical
Park
cumulative
20%
660
4
274
1574
16
(C A) Amer share:—1 Bol
Motors
cumulative
4.08%
Southern
100
pld
(C A)
vtc
4.24%
Jan
85%
870
,
7%
1,050
4
7%
89
Edison—
Jan
common
Petroleum
Israel
Pantepec Oil
California
5%
1,100
h
Dec
12.50
common.
12%
1
Light 5%
Page-Hersey Tubes
2%
274
Co
800
92%
Pacific Petroleums
Oil
470
•
Nov
29
1
1
1
—
Corp common—
4.887)-
Jan
preferred
13%
Jan
40%
*
Manufacturing common
Soss
Jan
dividend
Mills
Paper
preferred
26%
74
Apr
8% Mar
21 Va
200
474
_~5
cumulative
29%
1.600
Sep
7%
93
93
£1
Inc
4.327)
Nov,
4
2%
15y8 May
Dec
5
1
Jan
Dec
700
474
25
Nov
4
5%
5
a
Mar
3
1_*
20
preference
23%
12%
574
*
preferred
convertible
24
$4.75
*
5,000 Ir
4.48%
21%
87 74
Jan
1
Jan
900
22
Jan
14'
200
25c
28%
1,400
21%
174
11%
12 3
10c
Corp
Nov
2,000
8574
15,200
2
Ltd
Dec
24 3 4
83 74 x86
22% may
"l74
174
1
24%
25
i
—
25%
2274
86 Va
Jan
1%
25
25
2374
83:i
14 Va Mar
Feb
2274
•
Nov
3
10c
common
31%
24
preferred-.
Dec
x9%
original preferred
cumulative preferred
4.56%
convertible preference
2211
cum
1%
400
*
Shares
(Hdward)
Feb
1st
dividend
200
115 74
Sonotone Corp
34 % Mar
1st
$4.40
■
Smith
37%
Nov
Dec
Aug
Nov
4
7%
Penn
30
21%
13 74
13
374
South
27%
Sep
9%
115%
Mines
Airways
Dec
red
24%
4,900
U
1%
100
Canada
of
Pattern common
Ltd common-.
4%
red
.
17%
3
Sep
974
25
common
Precision
Coast
4.80%
A__25
16 'a
16%
4 %
convertible
South
4.50%
preferred—25
preferred
25
4.36% red 1st preferred25
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
•
Jan
7
Lighting Inc
Sep
29 %
5%
174
86
2,800
>
12,800
3
474
500
2574
3%
Slick
Apr
1,500
25%
25
25 74
&
74
Skiatron Electronics & TeJev Corp—10c
Jan
5,400
4
3
2
Southern
Electric
1st iweferred-
Dec
7%
Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
131% Mar
P
Pacific Gas
19%
87%
Singer
Jan
18
250
850
26%
1
1
,
Jun
1
& Gas Co class A—
Simplicity
Simpson's
3% Aug
69 %
15 74
*
American
Simca
1.900
Stmmons-Boardman Publications—
89 % Mar
775
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer j^iares-lOs
Securities
111%
<
1{$ Jan
1
74'
3%
7
2% July
2,500
3
Overseas
Oxford
Oct
12"%
92
*
Ltd,
cumulative
3%
12,200
62%
common
Okonite Company common—
Old Town Corp common
40c
Jan
15%
2%
3
preferred-—
4Va%
Oils
2%
14%
15%
1
50c
common
Co
Oct
%,oo J
11,100
%
18%
5
Power
Inc
common
Creek
Silvray
17%
Mining
America
Silver-Miller
Dec
Feb
$3
Company
Corp
6%
6%
Oct
18
10%
B
Co
Silver
Jan
Nov
Oct
H
%
o
Oceanic
103%
Dec
3%
2
101,000
o,'„
%
■ H
•
.
85 %
140
86
Class
20
29
Water &
of
Signal Oil
Silex
Mar
10%
Nov
10 74
Sicks Breweries Ltd
7% Aug
6,900
Apr
167a
27 3
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
Aug
2f
5%
9%
50
Co—
Pub
Uranium
49 %
40%
5'4
1
972
5Va
7.600
1074
Products
Corp
2,300
27%
preferred
Shoe
Apr
8%
*
Sherwin-Williams
Aug
80 ',4
51
1
4%
10-ia
17%
20c
Inc
Sherwin-Williams
Jan
9%
4014
25
■
35
500
38
{'e May
Jan
8%
common
Denn
Shawinigan
Sherman
Jan
3%
3%
3%
Ltd-
Oils
Shattuck
Apr
ft Sep
2,100
3% Mar
Dec
16
16%
1
—1
Corp class B
Leather
Seton
a
1
1
1
7
8%
12.50
10c
2>-
Corp of America
Servomechanisms
Jan
—10c
class
Cement
RR
Ind
Corp
Class
16
64
10
Northspan
Dec
Servo
Aug
50c
Airlines
North Penn
1%
2,200
2 A,
3
56.40)
1
us
1
JL
Inc
Selby Shoe Co
Sentry Safety Control
86 % May
1
1
8%
1674
1
Corp General.±
Bros
Serrick
8
High
Low
1/4
7%
;
—*
Airlines
Western
Seeman
Jan
5
B
Nuclear
i!i;
ft
common—
Securities
Aug
1
Range Since Jan, 1
High
50c
Inc
Seaboard
3% Feb
Aug
1
Canadian
Northern
1
1
American
North
iVi
2
1
Corporation
Northeast
5,550
2
Aug
Ltd———
Norden-Ketay Corp
Norfolk Southern Railway——
North
Feb
10%
1 %
10.930
"8
Lew
1
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
13
Inc
Lites
Scullin Steel Co
51
Mines
Nipissing
Noma
Norbute
Feb
15%
10
Merchandise-—.
Mines
Aug
2%
10
York & Honduras Rosario_.
New
Rim
16,700
Shares
1
147%
Dec
*
common
New
Nickel
Sep
for Week
1
Schick
41,800
1%
1
——
Co
Auction
128%
——*
Co common——
New
1,160
Sep
74
74
Arizona
214
44 %
1
1%
1%
&
3 % May
Dec
iV;
h
8
—20c
—1
Mexico
Dec
2%
,
81
Land
&
2 i'i
43
New Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd
New Park Mining Co———
Zinc—
lli
6,200
2
131% 132%
43
Chein Co_
Idria
Jersey
New
v
■
1%
50c
25c
Min
New
New
26,300
lilt
2 Va
2
2
1
25c
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co
Mar
Dec
Sales
Range
Par
High
U
37.000
%
Week's
oi Prices
Last
Bale Price
American Stock Exchange
Since Jan. 1
Low
High
M
Ltd
;
1
Oil Ltd——40C
Petroleum
50c
Erlstol
New
New
Range
bharea
of Prices
Low
Par
Lew
Friday
ENDED DECEMBER 21.
S1OCKS
Bale Price
Exchange
American Sloca
WEEK
for Week
Range
Last
STOCKS
FOB
RANGE
Jildty
"274
.
3974
Sep
Feb
Feb
'
"
12%
400
1%
18,700
1074 May
1
'Dec
.
1474. Aug....
274, Jan
.,
Volume
184
Number
5597
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(2765)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week'a
Friday
STOCK8
American Stock Exchange
Last
Range
U
S
U
Foil
S
class
Rubber
B
Reclaiming Co
United States
United
Vitamin
Stores
Unitronics
Corp
Corp
Universal
American
Universal
(The)
40,000
l7/8
800
1%
Nov
31%
1,300
15 y8
Jan
4
3a %
Feb
Corp
4%
1,900
4
Apr
13,500
6%
Jan
3,500
1%
Dec
55%
200
16V8
Apr
28
50
x28
Nov
32 3A
Apr
217/8
22%
17,900
19
Aug
22 %
5 Va
2,200
3% May
5'%
5%
7% Mar
81
Dec
93
700
283A
Jun
34'% Mar
liya
5
$4
common
5
convertible
1
preferred
5
Vanadium-Alloys
Steel Co
Van Norman Industries
warrants
Venezuelan
Petroleum
Venezuela Syndicate
Vinco Corporation
Inc
Vulcan
'
33A
31 J/4
31%
3 V2
1
4
7%
1,300
121
117
—_—20c
550
Nov
3% Nov
91
May
53A
Jan
121
Apr
Dec
8
44,500
5%
Dec
12%
Aircraft
Coke
Co—
4%
4.600
3%
Jun
8%
T-/o
73A
3,200
4%
Sep
12%
12%
12%
700
12%
Dec
%
4%
6%
70,200
1
6
'%
8% Oct
17% Apr
7% Apr
4% Dec
Waitt
&
—*
voting
preferred
ctfs
Inc__
&
Co
"3
4.40%
Eagle
17'A
200
16%
Dec
23
30%
2,700
19'%
Jun
31%
18,500
l'A
Jun
3
1
%
37,400
1%
Nov
130 !A 155%
11,070
130'A
Dec
160
;
21
19'A
1.25
River
2
AMedellin
(R
Wilrich
.'
Wood
5
Jan
8% July
7%
11,200
15
3A
54
100
44
3A
1,150
2214
23'A
300
38
38
44
2'A
1
10'A
2'A
!
50
A7s
(issue of Oct
1927)
Chile
Rio
de
2%
9,700
2,400
9%
Dec
12%
Jan
950
22%
Nov
28'%
Jan
12 y4
1,700
11
Oct
16 Va
4,300
18%
Jun
26'A
5%
57%
300
•No
14%
15%
99 3 4 100
325
14
Dec
17'A
70
98
12 %
300
Sep
Nov
pfd
100
Machine—
12%
1
Inc
12%
2
17
17
17
8
common
action
79'A
78
80 %
200
1st
200
%
1%
7,500
xl
'/2
1,600
16%
June-Dec
June-Dec
Jan-July
coupon
Water
B
Jan-July
1968
3'As
1964
3s,
conv
June-Dec
Dec
1
1
Western
Traction
NewsnaDer
5s
144'%
87
98 'A
81%
89'A
64
6
62
54'A
65
91'%
7
98%
90%
J100
6s
593
97
118
97
94 3A
13
549 Va
52'%
109
151
168
120'A
5165
168
53
47
97'
94%
96
85 %
85'%
97%
97'%
96'%
15
90%
1
85%
Stock
99%
18.
Dec.
19
Dec.
A
B
172.64
92.52
89.77
91.99
89.71
99!
1
99'%
Total
Util¬
40
Rails
Rails
ities
Bonds
155.24
154.65
67.58
172.82
495.09
—
154.88
67.39
173.06
91.90
89.69
90.09
493.81
87.99
153.83
67.27
172.47
91.83
8E.43
90.29
87.80
——
20———
490.44
67.59
152.20
90.09
88.63
89.96
90.25
88.27
89.98
89.92
89.84
"
67.20
171.38
91.90
89.66
90.22
87.66
8^.86
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Date—
Mon.
Closing
Dec.
Wed.
Fri.
17
Dec.
19
Dec.
*
■
Range for 1956
87 31
18—
Dec.
High
87.43
Low
94.00 Aug
3
78.87 Jan 23
37.65
Range for 1955
20—
87.63
High
80.49 Dec
21—
Dec.
87.70
Low
68.05 Jan 18
7
SEC Index of Stock Prices
The SEC index of stock prices based on the
closing prices of th^ common
stocks for the week ended Dec. 14, 1956, for composite and
by major industry
groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
current year are as follows (1939=100):
Dec.
Composite
Manufacturing
High
LOW
346.0
—0.7
366.2
319.0
•'
441.0
443.9
—0.7
468.6
398.6
'
Goods
425.0
427.5
—0.6
437.6
456.1
459.5
—0.7
500.8
425.2
*
314.8
318.9
—1.3
353.0
303.2
151.9
152.4
—0.3
Service
288.3
290.8.
—0.9
325.5
29 J.7
•
362,7
365.4
—0.7
383.2
326.0
\
Goods
Finance
Mining
1956-
Change
343.7
Transportation
Utility
Trade,
Dec. 7, '56
14, '56
—<•
——
and
———
369.4
161.5
Transactions at the New York Stock
151.6
963
30
933A
103%
88
100
88
97
98 3A
89
102
88
592% 100
97
93%
90
1
90
Railroad
Number of
Shares
United States
Tots)
Foreign
Bank
Government
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Sales
int'l
and Mis cel.
Bonds
Mon. Dec. 17-
2,502,280
$6,224,000
$326,000
Tues. Dec. 18——
2,343,070
5,827,OCO
209,000
Wed- Dec. 19—
1,972,077
4,966,000
80
2
80
$35,000
2,060,850
4,682,000
6,036,000
5,655,000
263,000
11 264,577
$27,354,000
5,051,000
270,000
2,386,300
95%
$6,585,000
85,000
Thurs. Dec. 20————-
90
80
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
102
90
deb
1962_Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1959
80
92'/
92'A
Total—
94%
580
81 %
94
-rrrr/s. >'»
4,952,000
*
5,918,000
81%
94
81%
5
96
90
94
598%
99 3A
97% 104
585
89
100'A
85
99%
97'A
97'%
~6
97
93
46
89%
102%
580
93
94
5110
72
June-Dec
Shares
U. S.
Government
International
87
Sale Price
$28,542,000
„
988,G44,200
948,246,100
$1,031,044,100
100
Transactions ai the American Stock Exchange
12
100
106%
(Number
103%
of
Shares)
Domestic
1,026,440
$74;ooo
357,650
43,000
899,745
106,000
—
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
95
72
74
38
72
100'A
1
13
85
101'%
105
100
110
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
High
Bonds
Sold
NO.
Mon. Dec. 17.
Tues. Dec. 18
Wed. Dec. 19
Range Since
Jan.
Low
Foreign
Government
Bonds
Bonds
1
Total
1
April-Oct
Jan-Julv
62,COO
113,r00
"
106,000
~14~,6o6
10,000
130,000
95,000
6,000
4,000
105,000
$424,000
$39,000
$26,000
$489,000
Week Ended Dec. 21
588
Bonds
7~0QC
$16,000
$79,000
1,001,356
1956
Stocks—No.
181'A
Total
$5,000
High
580
190
Bonds
910,550
:
580
5160
Foreign
Corporate
4,696,241
Thurs. Dec. 20
Fri. Dec. 21
Week's Range
April-Oct
1952
17,051,000
$18,115,000 $1,043,996,250
102'%
2
—Jan-July
Jan-July
1951
492,000
82,292,000
27,354,000
Total-
—
Feb-Aug
$14,000
115,000
54,884,050
70
101% 101'%
Period
$353,000
$2,000
—
96
100
Last
640,595,665
1,002,000
1,153,006
12
96
June-Aug
Feb-Aug
1955
544,927,050
$35,000
.
A
Railroad and Industrial
—
72"
101% 102
73 %
11,938,477
Bank
Foreign
525
June-Dec
?.*1956
1955
11,264,577
Bonds
5100
June-Dec
$28,542,000
to Dec. 21
97
89
—
525
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Jan.
102
92
588
Feb-Aug
1956
of
99%
81'%
580
92
$35,000
4!
Stocks—No.
90
$1,153,000
Week Ended Dec. 21
101'%
92'A
99
580
Low
fi'A*
10'
Grade
"
492.08
176'%
99%
588
Interest
Wntcrwovs
Second
Grade
-
493.75
—
101
95
176%
1981—May-Wo»
Exchange
trials
Indus-
-
First
~~~
1952
series
Stocks
'
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
525
(Germany.) 7s 1951
ACauca Valley 7s 1948
-June-Dec
Central Bk of German
State & Prov Banks—
ADanzlp
Dec.
10
•
Jties
10
150
-
series
-Bonds-
roads
105%
94
—
ABaden
A6s
14
96
95 3 i
1956
(Col)
—'—■Dr>"Ho
65
17
101'A
135
BONDS
A 6s
Dec.
Dec.
525
95
Friday
American
stocks and bondi
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
as
Util-
—
118
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Agricultural Mortgage Bank
A 20-year 7s
April 1946
A20-year 7s Jan 1947
40
range),
d Ex-interest,
distribution,
g Ex-stock
year's range), r Trans¬
Averages
trials
Non-Durable
+25
"~6
1960
Union
57%
year's
Rail-
73
6
—
Corp deb 6s ser A 1963.
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs
1974_
Penn
in
Total
65
102%
138
1956
coupon
45
39%
15
High
92
57
90%
*
coupon
50
48'A
36 Va
50'A
of representative
averages
Yojk Stock Exchange
1
50
138
Wasatch
West
Jan.
Low
54'A
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1940
104
45
Range Since
5110
Feb-Aug
1947
99
.
Dec
April-Oct
A6%s with Aug 1 1940
coupon 1953
A6V2S ex Aug 1 1947
coitpon 1953
United Dye & Chemical 6s 1973
United Electric Service Co—
Dec
49 3A
537
Fri. Dec. 21
:
April-Oct
California Gas 3'As 1970—.
April-Ocf
Southern Counties Gas
(Calif.) 3s 1971—Jan-July
Southwestern Gos & Electric 3'As 1970
Feb-Aug
Terni Hydro-Electric Co—
ex
50
20
Date
j'ff Mar
63 %
96
Southern
A7s
2
1998_Jan-J«ly
series
with
9
April-Oct
—
1976
A7s
daily closing
Stocks
Corp
Jan-July
2012—Jan-July
Indus-
Jan
142
120
5176'%
Jan-July
April-Ocf
1978-
F 1979.
3%s series G 1981'
20
65
Mar-Nop
liq tr ctfs—
April-Oct
1963
1976
E
2s
—
10
Dec
17'A
,
88%
Feb-Aug
2%s series C
54%
32'A
Jan-July
5s
A)
102%
-
30
\
Jan
Co—
Ltd
549%
•
Stocks
Jan
8%
NO.
87%
Jan-July
1973
3'/a8 series D
3s series
the New
on
Mar
83'%
bold
81%
May -Nov
—
Power
Mar-Sept
565
Ex-liquidating
Ltd—
Power
599
5110
1976
Southern California Edison 3s
1965
3'/as series A 1973
;
series
Bonds
92 %
1100
June-Dec
1953
&
June-Dec
■pnroprifc
Percent
1952
debentures
3'As
1961
Hydro-Electric
Sapphire Petroleums
3s
Hiah
87%
Jan-July
1970
Harbor
listed
the
are
15'% Aug
21% Mar
7A Oct
82
1952
A6%s with Oct. 1 1940 coupon 1960
A6'/as ex Oct 1 1947 coupon 1960
Public Service Electric & Gas
Co 6s
3s
Friday'e
92
May-Nov
—May
Jan-July
Jan-July
1971
3s
92%
Quar-Feb
1978
;
to
560
Stock and Bond
Below
Durable
mortgag% 3'As
Pennsylvania Water
Safe
or
Bid & Asked
+53 '/2
June-Dec
1970
extended
565
June-Dec
1931
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
1970
4s
Co
47
n Under-the-rule
transaction
(not included in
(not included in year's
range), x Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights, z
Ex-liquidating dividend.
no
sales being transacted
during current week.
Thurs.
period
subord
Fower
43'A
Abbreviations used above— "cod,"
certificates of deposit ; "cons,"
consolidated; "cum," cumulatlve; "conv," convertible; "M,"
mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c,"
voting-trust certificates;
"w i,"
when issued;
"w w," with warrants;
"x w," without warrants.
Apr
106
Dec
Interest
'
Piedmont
H
Nov
17'A
1
Co—
Power
mortgage
3rAs
3,100
16 y2
1%
17
10c
Exchange
mortgage1 6'/2s
May-Nov
April-Oct
6s
Ex-principal,
for cash
£1
*
coupon
72
tFriday's bid and asked prices;
ABonds being traded fiat.
SReported in receivership.
9% Mar
11'A
163A July
55 y4 Apr
7%
7&
15
5s
—i—
—
1940
159%
70
588
value,
a Deferred
delivery transaction (not included
transaction
(not
included
in
year's range),
f
h
76
154%
547%
1947
(Plan
Tues.
1953
1947
0%s due 1953
Ohio Power 1st
stmpd
Ltd—
RR
59%
570'%
par
dividend,
Feb
4'%
14%
1
1
England
1st
•
Dec
Altalian Power Realization Trust
6%%
Valley RR 4% 1963
National Research Corp—
A
4%
Nov
Nov
Hydro-Electric
Nippon Electric
3%
Dec
Midland
New
600
J/4
Western
66
551
Dec
3%
2%
debs
120
Jan
243a
4%
Stock
Nov
Sep
3%
coupon 1953
May-Nov
A6y2s ex Nov 1 1947
coupon 1953——May-ZVo»
Finland Residential
Mtge Bank 5s 1961
Mar -Sept
Flying Tiger Line 5'/2s conv debs 1967
convertible
3%
Jun
1,900
Fuel 3'/2s 1965
Ercole Marrelli Elec Mtge Co- A6%s with Nov 1 1940
5s
13A
68,000
&
Nov
Mar
.4
mortgage 4s series A 1993
mortgage 4s series B 1993—
with
39
3 Va
A 1st
ex
Oct
23%
5%
Delaware Lack <& Western RR—
Lackawanna of N J Division—
A7s
35
»A
A
A7s
Jun
2%
Chicago Transit Authority 33As
Isarco
26'%
12 V*
Steel & Pump 4s inc debs 1994
Appalachian Elec Power 3'As 1970
Bethlehem Steel 6s
Aug 1 1998
Boston Edison 2%s series
&
Jan
V2
3
A Amer
6s
20 Va
ioy4
Low
AGesfuerel
Dec
23 y4
Friday
Guantanamo
44 3A
24 y4
BONDS
Gas
20% Feb
25
American
1st
58 %'Mto.y
J/4
4'%%
Janeiro
Odd-lot
a
High
140
102
5160
June-Dec
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2Vas
2008—
Peru (Republic of)—
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Vk Apr
Jan
23A
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Zapata Petroleum Corp
Eastern
& Jan
45
1
W)
1951
Bogota—
May 1927) 1947
of
Jan
9%
5
10
1
American deposit
receipts
6% preference—.
v
140
Sep
22%
1
,
—
Lt
116
121
of
(issue
3% Mar
1
Petroleum
(F
4,600
%
I.
Ltd
&
stamped
A7s
1043A Mar
common
Industries
Woodley
Woolworth
Dec
40V4
Co
Newspaper
Woodall
'
Pwr
Dec
86
54
25
preferred
Wisconsin
2
40
19
122
10c
Co
Industries
Petroleums
&
Brothers
5%
2,500
89
-1
Corp
Williams
Wilson
6
*
com
common
Oil
7s
1
Low
2
Apr
2'%
2
w
2%
900
86
*
Feb
,,19'A
10
Corp.
C)
1%
19
100
preferred
Wickes' (The)
121
5105
Jan.
No.
Germany—
Aug
131'%
Inc
Williams-McWilliams
121
June-Dec
1947
of)
Nov
Dec
1%
*
5
pfd
Oil
Feb-Aug
Range Since
bold
Mar
20
Inc
1947
Bonds
High
Dec
1%
Coal
conv
3% Aug
1%
10c
Stationery
Stores
5%%
.' Wichita
Jun
16%
Ltd
Mfg
Internat
2%
28%
Shoe
White
1,500
53A Mar
111% Mar
1%
Western Maryland
Ry 7% 1st pfd—100
Western Stockholders Invest
Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord
shares
Is
Western Tablet &
White
6s
(City
(20%
Mortgage Bank
Jan
Dec
Oct
29'A
Manufacturing
Weyenberg
~3'A
5'A
Nov
1
—
Texas Utilities
Western
Leaseholds
3%
——1
common
Inc
$6
series
preference
Webster Investors Inc
(Del)
Wentworth
Westmoreland
Westmoreland
1,800
105
30
—
Knapp
West
418
—1
cumulative preferred
Wallace
&
Tiernan
Inc—
Webb
4'A
———100
$2
Waltham Watch
3%
ext——*
—
Bond
secured
7s
ALima
Jan
x7%
Corp
Co
Wagner Baking
Munlc
AHanover
w
Waco
Cons
1939
Friday's
Oct
4*4
x7%
*
&
Silver-Lead
6VB
4%
2
———1
—
Virginia Iron Coal
Vogt Manufacturing
31%
or
Bid Hi Asked
Low
AMortgage Bank of
Sugar
Corp
f
7s
Nov
1,100
12,300
Nov
V
Valspar
AS
Dec
478
22%
2
16%
28
167%
-15
—
Sale Price
redeemed)
May-Nov
(Prov) 6%s 1949
Feb-Aug
City (Peru) 6V2S stamped 1958
Mar-Sept
Maranhao stamped (Plan A) 2VaS
2008—May-Nou
..Apr
27% Mar
68% July
16% Dec
55
Week's Range
Last
Period
ARanover
10
13A
common
Friday
Interest
Exchange
Aug
5
9'A
55
Stock
Jan
V4
8%
1%
55
A German
4'% Mar
36 y4
8%
—14
___——
Co
American
60 3A May
13A
10
21
High
43%
31
4'A
Low
25c
Oil
Insurance
Products
Utah-Idaho
50c
DECEMBER
Range Since Jan. 1
1
Consolidated
Universal
41
31
ENDED
BONDS
High
1%
Corp———1
Corp
Universal
Universal
42
1
common
Shares
Low
1
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
FOR
I
Sales
188
of
Shares
1955
J an
1956
1 to Dec. 21
1955
4,696,241
5,486,536
223,054,611
224,278,464
$424,000
$273,000
$14,636,000
$16,492,000
39,000
310,000
5,581,000
15,458,000
26,000
20,000
1,647.000
2,796,000
Bonds
Domestic—
Foreign government
Foreign comorate
37
C 38
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2766)
I
.
.
Monday, December 24,
.
1956
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Stock
frilri
STOCKS
Motors
Corp
American
Tel
lei—.
Anaconda
Company
Boston
Albany
&
Boston
Edison
Boston
&
Boston
Pers
Calumet
Cities
&>
RR_
x_
Prop
Eastern
Gas
Massachusetts
&
Fuel
Assoc
5%
First
Nct'l
Ford
Store.,
Motor
General
Co
Island
Coal
New
Narragansett
New
England
N
E
Tel
N
Y
N
Northern
Oiin
RR
Union
United
S
U
Shoe
S
Smelt
37V2
Dec
25
47 %
Jan I
65
Aug
252
8%
Dec
11%
Feb
128
48 %
Nov
60
Jan
37'/a
62
8%
1,476
52 %
Jan
65%
40%
Jan
54%
55
•
34%
Jan
114%
Jan
65
65%
Jan
37%
40
37%
Dec
12%
16%
100
8c
16%
37%
Oct
14%
14c
128%
16
14%
Nov
2
91%
Dec
91 %
91%
*
23
16% May
*•
112
48 %
Nov
61%
Nov
28 Vh
.9%
65
280
23
23%
35 Ve
36
20
30
24%
36
26
30%
30%
383
20%
Jan
44%
44
45%
3,563
43%
Dec
Rig & Mining
«fc
Waldorf
System
Mass
RR
Co.
41
41%
1,719
41
Dec
60%
Corp.
-
397
23%
Jan
27%
31%
Sep
47%
—-12.50
•
43%
Nov
89
56%
Jan
67% Mar
95
10
95
Dec
114% Mar
13%
10
13%
Dec
15
Jan
54%
55%
53
61%
13%
.*
48
60%
56%
1,008
50%
Nov
66
Mar
69%
Lakes
Apr
Leonard
Exchange
r-jj
Week's
Laal
Rang*
Mfg
American
Low
-—>——1
Laundry
Baldwin
9
20
Cincinnati Gas &
4% preferred
Electric
com
Dow
Hobart
Manufacturing
Kroger
Procter
U
S
<&
Gamble
Printing
8%
Electric
26 %
26%
26%
Davis
Peninsular
High
Dec
89%
85%
90%
86%
9
&
Metal
58
57
Rickel
Dec
(H
*
l-
American
Air
American
Cyanamid
Line
—-—1*
American
10
•
Radiator
American
Telephone
American
Oct
Nov
Dec
8%
Scotten
Sheller
Feb
29% July
102%
Avco
—.—-i
25
_xx_■-!—~x»——
__I
x-
Steel
1
5%
10
Feb
Walker
60
43%
45%
Jan
July
25
43
Dec
22
Tool
Sep.-
Du
&
Pont
,
Wayne
Loew's
The
:
1
York
5 %
July '
400
1 %
Dec
3,669
25%
Dec
29%
Jan
310
Jan
8%
Aug
83
433
47%
68%
68%
25
186% 189%
30%
32%
401
15% May
50
Class
26%
Jan
57%
Jan.
175%
105
Nov
3%
Sears, Roebuck
Soconv Mobil
—15
56%
175
66%
63
269
45%
459
14%"
14V
ilcf
14%
FeV *
18%
18%
20
15%
16% May
24% May
30
18%
15
Dec
15%
Dec
20%
32
Apr
*3%
381/4
40
38%
53
3
Southern
Co
Railway
i<r
r
Standard Oil
of
Ohio
2%
11%
1
11!%
—10
Edison
25%
34%*
20
32%
Nov
47%
Jan
49%
1
49 %
Jan
55%
18 %
19%
104
18%
Oct
52%
60-
48%
Oct
55% July
51%
Feb
36%
Get
21%
Fefr
»
44%
44%
70
38
Jan
3414
35%
200
34 %
59%
Nov
59%
59%
124
43
May
-
29%
Apr
49% Mar
59%
Dec
19%
20%
164
18%
Nov
28%
22% Mar
28%
87
28.%
Dec
35%
Jan
53%
65
51%
20
Sep
20%
107
19%
Jan
23
45%
45%
63
40
58%
Sep
60 %
241
50%
Feb
52%
53%
48% July
62% July
20
47%
6%
6%
90
5%
27%
27%
9
22%
Jan
Oct
Jan
81
% May
71
Mar
May
10% Mar
30%
Aug
13%
Westinghouse
(F
—
-12%
W)
—
10
13%
Dec
14% Mar
95
103%
Feb
72
72%
110
56%
72%
65
115%
-16%
56%
132% July
72% Dec
2
50%
Nov
66
43%
85
43%
Nov
50% Mar
Mar
59%
43%
51%
Feb
Mar
BONDS—
Vnr
fnntnofpe
«#»♦•
nnffn
-1998
47
57%
58%
$100.75
53
42 %
Apr
Feb
211/4
Apr
1,667'
40%
Jan
57%
14%
7
Nov
%
430
3%
Nov
4
.
7
Apr
Apr
Mar
2%
1,425
2
11%
1,0jO
10%
Jun
13% Jan
11%
708
3%
Jan
11 %
Dec
17%
Nov
r
18%
20
20
5%
145
5%
Oct
3%
Jan
Feb
21%
19%
Dec
28% Mar
5%
245
,
Oct
10%
Feb
7%
Jun
'
6%
14 %
516
-
6
350
4%
Jan
487
14%
13%
Ffcb
16% Mar
6%
6%
Jun
6%
Jan
40%
138
39
Jan
4o %
Dec
16
16
16
710
16
Jun
16%
Feb
1
Apr
1%
Oct
100
1%
1%
Friday
5%
3,920
Nov
Exchange
Wrrh'e
Sale I'riee''
Sale*
Range
Last
.
Par
1
for Week
f kxrr*
nf
Low
-
"al3%•
-
1.00'.
50%
2%
_J
-
-
•
LOi
50'%
(Un)—
95
3'%-'
•
25
(Un)x——5
•
25
Tel
13^4
a5%
a'49%
(Un)._xx__—
Co".(Un)
*'
•
Nov
37% d-'Hv
l443i Aug
114
"
22!i
*
63%
-
•
13%
l
-a5%. *
--
*v
>
^
537
*•"
85
56%
...
255
r9
1,124
165
-
--
r-
c
'•
Feb
N
Aug,
% *
.
32
.
v
.
May
(*%.
77%
-
x/vC
IT'c
l3r%. Jun
.
itT
Nov
July
834
45%
387
*
1
Dec
5% Nov
Sep
16%. Dec
;
42
a50-
17Y*''
168% 168Yt
—
Feb
Apr
Ailg
hi
»•
r
86V-I
•
4%
IOY4 May
124'%
"
Jan
200
17Yr
--
•
100
'
Oct
30%
601
22^8
-
12-%
••
«''—
'
50% AUe
...
101
48
a76% a77%
*13 %
•
"
(
-
114
^
*
-
'
22Y4
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-
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3V-
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•
S3
&
Feb
-201
•
Sen
2.35
.
.
Dec
alo:
/
Chemlculx—
Radiator
-' 36%
750
a95% a98Va
1
Power (Un)
239
;
Nov
....
—10
_-_x
*
J»n
95c
7
(Un).,-—x—12%
Co
4,800
-2%
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40
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Monday, December 24, 1956
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(2768)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Range
of Prices
Shares
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Sale Price
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Western
Pacific
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Mar
Dec
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compilation of the
Oil
Chemical
&
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of Prices
Steel
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29% May
36 %
Dec
12%
Nov
21%
Jan
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Dec
10 % Mar
1,800
57%
35%
33 %
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Oct
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32%
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24
25
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32
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Apr
61
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Dec
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200
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17%
24%
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24
Dec
1,500
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Nov
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Nov
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Cleveland
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650
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27%
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22 %
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30%
Feb
13%
200
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Feb
16%
35%
350
30%
Nov
36% Mar
4%
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Dec
6% July
Apr
33%
Jan
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Jan
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(Un)—__—25
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27
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400
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500
29
Nov
46
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127
40
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Northern
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Jan
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Northern
Pacific
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Northern
States
52 % Mar
98%
Dec
Jan
43
18%
Dec
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Feb
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23
Mar
Nov
14
Jan
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Aug
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Ohio
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40
43
30
2,900
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1,700
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Dec
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51% Mar
19
Nov
23
33%
34%
500
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400
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Jan
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May
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47%
200
26%
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34%
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Penn-Texas
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Nov
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17
200
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55
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Nov
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Dec
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Dec
5
42%
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300
40%
39%
300
38'%
Dec
1
15
600
175%
Nov
235 %
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50
43%
Feb
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87%
200
76%
Feb
245
247
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Feb
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26
500
21
Feb
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400
77
Feb
100
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10
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Service
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Co
Radio
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Airways
52'% May
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63% Mar
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Reynolds (R
800
20%
Jan
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Bros
15
15 %
17%
Sep
Rockwell
Spring
Transportation—2.50
72'%
1
5
_
8%
14%
Apr
3%
Jan
23
24
1,100
72%
72%
100
2%
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850
1.000
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324
Jan
1,100
39%
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34
Jan
42
17%
17%
18'%
11,200
16
May
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39%
300
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Oct
44
Apr
17
17'/8
1,400
16%
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Aug
76
76 %
1,000
65
Jan
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20%
21
400
19
July
50%
51
100
49 %
34
Jan
46%
Apr
Aug
17'%
20%
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Mar
20% Mar
Dec
24%
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57
Oct
Aug
42
42
43%
600
49
48 3%
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Oct
53 % Mar
25
5
12%
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10
40
50
400
18%
200
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28
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Apr
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10%
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Dec
18
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21%
147
19
400
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Nov
Jan
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14% Jun
16% Mar
,
Jun
Jun
Mar
26'% Apr
28
Mar
Feb
167'% July
Oct
26% May
1
200
37%
Feb
50%
65%
800
54 7 a
Jan
74% Mar
16%
17
300
16%
Dec
3612 Mar
51%
50%
53%
1,700
47%
Oct
56%
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49%
63 %
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5
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600
2,000
4
47'%
5
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Jan
8%
16%
3%
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Dec
41'/8
1
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
56%
lo
Dec
36%
10
Apr
8%
9
10
33 %
39%
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Corp of America
16%
May
40
500
1,700
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5
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Quaker Oats Co
55%
7
Nov
Sep
10%
34%
Nov
Dec
July
Apr
Dec
16% July
13 % Jan
19%
Oct
40%
1
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16%
Nov
29%
61
Apr
123'% Aug
10 1
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56%
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16
100
4
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16
Apr
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(Un)
Petroleum
Phillips
51%
87%
n%
6%
Jan
Mar
46% July
50 % Apr
Oct
38%
51
46%
4%
Corp
185% 191
3%
Dec
36'%
39'%
Aug
July
Apr
•
Co
Dodge
700
51%
87%
2%
35%
4%
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Pfizer
(Charles) & Co (Un)
26%
Phelps
186%
29
35
7%
17
5
70 %
Oct
%
prior preferred
Corp common
68%
B)
10
Jan
16%
38 %
Warrants
1.600
43^
46
1,200
35%
5
Pictures
30%
4%
30% May
800
17%
2%
Corp.
American World
29%
4%
400
64
Jun
4%
:
Pacific Gas & Electric
Sep
471/4
__
34
63 %
74%
Sep
38'%
—12
Olin-Mathieson
30%
27
62
-5
common
Co
Manufacturing
47%
5
900
16%
64
Jan1
8% Mar
1,100
6
2
—
32'%
Va
66 3%
33%
8
"
(Un)
28%
,
18
—♦
Co
33%
800
63%
6%
66 3
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Northwest Bancorporation
Oak
38%
33%
Jan*
Nov
14 %
Ry common.
Power Co—
Ohio
9%
Feb
GOO
10'%
(Un)
Apr
29
Dec
Dec
24%
70'% July
34% Aug
200
10
RR
Gas
July
38%
38%
July
45
800
1
Car
Feb
86%
39
Feb
14%
1
Aviation
May
34%
,
Feb
Apr
47'%
11'%
Mfg
American
North
100
33 3%
32
14%
(Un)
Products
Central
York
9% Aug
85'% Jan
118
6%
500
600
1,250
10%
Co (Un)
Co (Un)
Standard
National
10'%
130%
Sep
1
Gas__—
Distillers
National
31%
17
Feb
Cylinder
2
Nov
48%
20%
109%
16%
1
Corp
61%
62
5
16%
__
Corp
Aug
Jan
20%
Lead
39%
__
1
Co
Apr
15 Va
43
7,400
National
87%
__
3%
Dynamics
General
General
37'/4
Feb
800
3SU
38%
47
__
1
—
Nov
13
25'%
1
National
1
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Corp
Dec
29'%
2 4'% May
Gypsum
67%
1
American
General
38 '/a
100
National
35%
50%
1.25
General Candy Corp
General Contract
200
200
National
20
Trailer
Feb
141% July
44% Mar
Nov
100
1,700
Feb
10
Inc__
Sep
13%
13%
Jan
Peabody
Sales
108%
Dec
25'%
31
70%
__
5
Auto
Jan
9'%
25%
12%
25%
Patterson-Sargent
Beer
15%
Nov
5
Drive
Luxe
Apr
79%
10%
Dec
42'% Mar
Inc
41'% July
33
2,700
41%
~3%
16%
Dec
Inc
47'%
23 %
127
22%
Dec
America
61%
•
126% 128 Va
47%
60
50
5%
Co
300
60%
100
6%
71%
Phonograph (Un)„5
Dairies
13%
30
Industries Inc
500
Brewing Corp
31
13%
Jun
—_____4
Co
Napco
i(goo
:
38%
30%
—
600
127
6%,
5
&
38 %
31
—
'
Jun
38'% Mar
Jan
30
•_■_—50c
6%
Eddy Paper Corp
Elgin National Watch
900
30
preferred-—_—:
19%
(Un)
105'% 107%
57
Company
45
(Un)
100
700
32%
25%
/
500
9%
43%
Co
(The)
convertible
50c
5%
Nemours
9'%
34%
(Un)
&
Muter
19-%
Inc
100
2,200"
3
44'%
Co
104'% 104%
52 %
Inc
19%
(Un)
de
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38% " *
28%
33%
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Motorola
45
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35:%
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42%
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1
Co
Kodak
35%
27%
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—10
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10Va
1
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Air
Eastman
Dec
57
L
5
(Allen
Apr
99%
12%
1
Fuel
*
Inc
25 %
42%
Cement
Corp
Laboratories
Jan
May
19'%
78
200
Dec
Oct
1
Common
2,800
97%
17%
25
common
Drewrys Ltd USA Inc
Du
24
97
24
*
Corp
(when
common
Chemical
22
27% Aug
65% Jan
Dodge Manufacturing Corp
Dow
Sep
22%
15
Co
America
Co
99
«
Co
Chemical
Monroe
35%
*
25
Edison
Dec
22%
——16%c
Mfg
River
Montgomery
5%
Detroit
1,000
25'/2
1
Inc
&
Portland
Mfg
31
35%
1
10
Company
22%
4
72% May
16%
__
•
com.
Cudahy Packing Co common
Curtis-Wright Corp (Un)
&
18'% July
2'% Jan
Dec
24
*
_
common
Co
Deere
Dec
Feb
4
Scott
&
Brick
Min
Mississippi
Jan
200
28
Co
of
Motors
1%
1
Middle South Utilities
600
Ilium
Power
Container
Continental
100
25
(Un)__:
Minnesota
500
1
Co
&
Minneapolis Brewing
35%
Edison
58'
1%
1%
Sep
♦
Sep
30
common
Cement
Jan
Jan
88%
25
Cement
Jan
29'%
__5
Commonwealth
40% May
47
13%
5
Co
&
Jan
20%
2%
Field
Portland
46%
34%
i_.
System
Nov
50
500
/
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(Glenn L) Co (Un)______.
17%
30
:—
Electric
Columbia
Feb
Aug
17'/H
—
Cement Mfg
21%
34%
Coleman Co Inc
Aug/
58 %
'
25'%
7
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&
Jan
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2%
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Aug
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50c
—
26'%
18
25
:
—
Jun
21
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41'%
"
58'%
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_■
A
—i_—
13
600
_
5
Service—___10
Iron
Dec
340
*
Jan
61% Aug
25
Service
Cleveland
series
2%
Nov
City Products Corp
•
common
Jun
Nov
Chrysler Corp
38% May
Jan
14'%
200
8.75
;_4
Metropolitan
13%
Corp
33'/3C
Mickelberry's Food Products
49%
n
Oil
24%
3,950
89
38%
1
Jan
100
«
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry—*
Chicago So Shore & So Ben RR—12.50
Chicago Towel Co common
*
Christiana
22%
200
14%
61
5
Apr
1,700
—
300
37%
88%
107%
(Un)
34 %
15%
preferred
Jan
34%
61
10
(Un)__
50%
57%
Pac
146% July
Jan
37 "2
Jan
11
Dec
85
89
21
35 34
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com
Jan
15%
preferred
Chic Milw St Paul &
9%
800
21
134
7.50
July
57'%
(Un)_
Chicago & Northwestern Ry
Chicago & Northwestern—
200
17
.
—-1'
9%
common
(Henry
Marquette
Merck
15%
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
Chicago Corp common
9%
110% 112'%
93
58 %
■!
-
•
& Myers Tobacco (Un)
Printing Co common
Lytton's
Apr
13%
4%
Corp
Public
17% May
14 %
15
__——
(Un)__
Corp
preferred
20%
33%
__
—10
West
Illinois
39 Va May
Dec
'
_5
3.50
Light
preferred
Medusa
20
131%.
____25
Brewing Corp
& South
Dec
Jan
14
97 %
Lindsay Chemical Co common
30% Dec
26%
__
16%c
America
of
90
30
800
"
33%
14
*
Tel
17%
1,600
39%
18
26%
_5
—
_____
Ltd
common
Corp
Central
Inc
(Un)
Prospect
CO
'——V "
_*
Co
28%
500
13
13
12.50
Hecla
&
Canadian Pacific
10
300
14'% rv
30
(Un)
McNeil & Libby
Modine
Calumet
Co
Jan
90
38% '
14
9%
112%
*
Ltd
1%
300
39
18
1
.——15
—
&
Oct
May
100
1
Extension [University.
Gas
Lincoln
4% July
Nov
90o
30
_5
Corp
Brothers
1%
187
30%
5
—
(Un)
Corp
1%
189'%
r
5
Corp
Gear
Salle
Liggett
Dec
Fisheries
Borg-Warner
2 %
1'%
30
pfd—_100
Co
Copper
Stocks rights
Feb
-190%
Oct
400
y
90
14%
<■
Chemical
&
Power
4.32%
Apr
__
*
_1
Co
i%
Nov
lp
(Un)
Manufacturing
3%
35%
__
—5
_
Benguet Consol Mining Co
Einks
Jan
3%
35%
60%
Aug
30%
30
Laughlin Steel (Un)
Alum
Libby
76% Mar
61%
J%
35%
Dec
29%
Jan
38%
—.
1
(Un)
&
Power
Leath & Co
Jan
10
&
Laclede
Sep
5%
,
~
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Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co
Jan
__
60
Jan
25
20
Chemical
&
Co
Shoe
Tel
La
47% Aug
44%
'%
Nickel
Paper
Kennecott
Aug
44%
Jun
19%
900
Jan
Co
Packers
Kansas
33% July
300
50c
•
Bendix
Burroughs
2,000
14%
%
13
Inc
Foote
26%
14%
__
3
Manufacturing Co
I
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.
44%
;
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Bethlehem
.
37 %
150
29 %
16 %
Co
Mineral
Kaiser
30% Mar
10
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Eutler
29%
60
24
500
Harvester
Jones
Mar
1.50
Manufacturing Corp
Erad
29%
__
4
Automatic Washer Co:
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20
800
58%
1%
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24
28%
58%
v«—~
17%
;
International
11% May
Jan
•
Corp
Products
Bearings
Dec
15%
Fe—
Atlantic Refining Co_
Avco
4%
1,900
2,600
18
18% May
17%
3
Co
Steamship
Interstate
23 % May
2,300
17%
__
Common
Athey
Feb
5%
16%
17%
18
___i
2nd preferred—
conv
15%
4%
17'%
5
Warrants
Ashland Oil & Refining common
SI.50
Dec
5%
& Co
Armour
.—10
80% Aug
Dec
13% Mar
10
International
Jan
Copper Mining (Un)_
Armco Steel Corp (Un)
Oil
Jan
16 %
Feb
—
International
7% Mar
Amurex
16
60'%
250
""
■
25
4%*;
Elec
Products
International
84% May
36%
Dec
900 %
16%
_1
RR
International
Feb
72%
36
" Mar
11%
80%
'
Mar
35%
__
25
5%,
17'%
17%
400
13
79'%
11%
—
_.
International
Jan
" Mar
300
Inc
International
Dec
8%
Steel
Steel
Interlake
Feb
700
167% 168%
17%
167%
—25
(Un);
Corp
600
15%
39
5%
5
100
Tobacco—
American
77%
15%
38%
5
Stand
Tel Co
76%
—
_7
41
600
12%
Co_
Mich
&
Inland
% May
38%
77'/«
1
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Corp
&
&
.
12.50
Co
&
__
Oct
35%
12%
——
Central
Indiana
Broadcasting
34
34%'
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Bartlett
Industries
Brick
Indiana
Sep
Aug
—3
Industries
Illinois
Dec
37
52'%
51%
%
16'%
______—_—1
Corp
Corp
Spencer
Apr
Dec
Jan
40
11%
•_—10
Co_'
1
Heller (Walter E> & Co_„
Houdaille
Sep
Jun
Werner
Hibbard
Mar
30% Dec
32%
10
American
American
,
10% May
29%
1
8%
11%
Dec
8%
,—•
20
t———
Corp
Mfg
Paper
Apr
39'/a
50c
Laboratories
Allied
45%
38%
Castings
Brass Mlg
Alleghany Corp (Un»
Allis
_
_
38»/4
10
_________—
Aluminum
Akron
Allied
High
Hein
High
Low
__1
Co
Corp
Advanced
Low
Organ Co
Harnischfeger Corp
Heileman (G) Brewing
•
45%
Jan
46
200
_l
25
;■
200 "
3
._
38
49% Mar
40 Va May
1.000
47%
80%;
_*
—
High
Low
7,400 ' ~
~
Hammond
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
5
Laboratories
A
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'
-
43% '
35%
1
Co
Gulf OH Corp
for Week
Range
Par
Admiral
Griesedieck
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Abbott
•
round-lot transactions only
Friday
STOCKS
'
-
46
a
Towing Co—
non-cum
preferred——i——100
7%
A
40%
Lakes
Greif
Midwest Stock Exchange
—1
-
42%
12.50
Stores
Dredge & Dock.:
Great
—
45
39%
•
Lakes
'
47%
—5
City Steel Co.
Drug
Great
Great
a—
a__
Co
High
43%
8
.—
Rubber
Co—:
Shares
43 3
1
10
&
Sales
for Week
„
39 %
_10
—
(Un)
(W H)
Gossard
16% May
50
Co
Co—
Goldblatt Brothers
Jan
127
Feb
86 »/2
145
120a 122 '%
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__
20c
44
67
Products
.
Range
44%
10 I
:
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of Prices
Low
1.66%
Telephone Corp
Goodyear
Dec
39c
Nov
13%
165
M
66%
Feb
Motors Corp
Gerber
65% Mar
Nov
51%
46%
3,000
25c
15%
a43% a44%
-_
(Un)
Corp
Sep
28
355
66 %
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(Un)_——r
Sheet
Youngstown
Jun
'
—10
(Un>_
(F W)
Wool worth
37%
24 "/a
18'/a
645
66%
10
-12 J/2
Nov
64
410
56%
WestinghouscAir Brake (Un)_.
Westinghouse Electric (Un)
Wheeling Steel Corp (Un)
Williston Basin Oil——■—r
Wilson & Co Inc (Un)
Par
High
19% May
445
18%
—2 J/2
Last
Sale Price
General
37
80
131
48
a61
(Un)
RR
STOCKS
Low
28
Lines——_—
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Friday
"
High
a35% a36%
__
21
DECEMBER
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1 '
a23% a24%
Washington Water Power (Un)
WEEK
FOR
Sales
for Week
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
35%
34 %
35 %
1,900
17%
17%
500
59 %
6018
1,200
5
10
(Un)
—2.50
Tobacco cl B (Un)—10
59%
10%
10%
500
54
24%
24 %
25%
1.350
5
27%
27%
27%
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Co
&
10
54
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58
58
58
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Axle
100
31
May
35% Mar
Nov
50 V8 Mar
13% July
19V2 Mar
34%
48
9%
49
Feb
Feb
10% July
Oct
57% May
28% Mar
900
24'% May
27 % Dec
36%
Apr
500
53% July
59%
Aug
6% May
31% Aug
72 % Dec
22
Dec
60%
Oct
2%
Jan
3
May
8%
Dec
14
Apr
St
Louis
National Stockyards
Public
Louis
class
14
14
14%
800
14%
Dec
17% Mar
1
58%
57%
59
1.400
47 %
Sep
59%
Dec
Sears
5
61 %
60%
61%
2.400
52%
Jan
65%
Aug
»
44 %
43%
44 %
300
43%
Dec
50% July
Signode Steel Strapping
Sinclair Oil Corp
Schwitzer
11%
Dec
14%
100
41 %
Jan
60
20%
700
18'a
Sep
22% Mar
18%
Jun
2934 May
11%
:
& Co
Co
1
25
25
3
Corp
Roebuck
1,000
45 3 4
20 %
12
A
(Un)
2
11%
45%
1.40
Regis Paper Co
Industries
11%
5
Service
St
St
Schenley
28%
26
150
28%
29
6,500
1
32 %
32 "a
100
5
61%
62 %
800
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Feb
July
Volume
Number 559/7
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.
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Par
Socony Mobil Oil (Un)__
South
Bend
Southern
Lathe
(Uni—__
Co
Southern
Pacific Co
Southwestern
45 7
Service
---rl
_____
Inc
Square
D Co
Standard
Oil
of
Oil
Standard
of
Oil
Co
7
(Un)
Container
Storkline
Gulf
Thor
Co
Tool
Union
Oil
United
United
U
S
of
Air
Steel
Dorn
62'%
Apr
53%
700
47%
Jan
15.
15
100
121% May
33 %•
700
3078
43%
-
»
*
39'%
Nov
Jan
Oct
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2.200
■
25%
25%
26 y8
1.100
5%
2.7-
27 %
38 $8
39
44%
45%
57%
56%
58
37%
37%
38%
800
37%
27
27
271a
350
24
10%
22%
Jan
38 3
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Dec
1,000
42'/8
Feb
900
53%
Nov
*
1
Dec
50
Dec
Mar
Iron
Co
13 "a
100
13 Va
Dec
200
44 y4
Nov
50'%
37%
37%
200
34%
Sep
45
iy4
4.500
1
Dec
26%
26%
1,000
25
Feb
Corp
22%
500
21%
Jan
29
1
Corp
62 Va
•
10
26 y8
—,—25
63
60
113% 115 Va
ii5y8
58 %
600
Air
Alleghany
26%
1,000
26
Dec
700
52 '/4
Jan
64%
800
36'/b
Feb
44'%
(Un)—.—1
6 '/4
6V4
50
6 y4
Dec
7
Mar
4
56%
Allied
Dec
30
Jan
59 y4
550
52%
Nov
76%
153/4
15%
200
15%
Nov
19'/4
47
100
43%
Nov
72%
71%
72%
12
11
12
4,200
Walgreen
Webcor
Co
10
30 y4
1
8%
.—2%
Xl8%
—
Inc
Western
Union
Telegraph
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Whirlpool Seeger Corp
Wieboldt
Stores
Inc
American
Amer
30%
51'% July
73'%
19
&
Bankshares
Wisconsin
Electric
Wisconsin
Public
Corp
Power (Un)
Woohvorth
World
Airlines Inc
(F
W)
Cyananiid
Factors
Co
Co
Youngstown
Sheet
&
Tube.
&
Am*rican
Ltd
Potash
(Un)
&
Chem
22% Mar
American
56 y2
2,500
51 '/a
Nov
65% Mar
26%
50
200
17
American
Smelting &
Feb
American
Tel
Mar
•28'%
..
American
Tobacco
American
Viscose
19'/a
Jan
24'%
Oct
30'%
Sep
37
Feb
21% May
44
1,000
43'%
j,
Dec,1
24% July
43 y2
30
32
172
19
Aug
32
13'%
13'%
250
12%
Oct
16
July
200
84
Feb
128
Dec
Anaconda
(Un)_
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Friday
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Steel
Armour
&
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Aug
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1
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Aug
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43%
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45
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85
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16
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21
98
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Burns & Co Ltd
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Feb
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16
10
9
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102
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Jan
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28
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34
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59
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17
Feb
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56
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100
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series
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52
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29
9
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1,750
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6%
3
4
common
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64
27
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Canadian Breweries common
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225
63
10
43
50
Aug
3,455
59%
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6 %
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42
100
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Feb
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41
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42
45
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common
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200
-
12%
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51
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Dec
26
22
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44
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5
43
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.
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44
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Nov
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50
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Montreal
46
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31
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preferred
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57 V*
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36
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46
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,
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57
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Dec
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Nov
45
■
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58
•
16
165
51
common
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1,370
Get
2,348
50
50
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*
40
34
55 Va
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110
Dec
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58
;
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54
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10
,
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■
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Range
Par
26
Nov
45%
29
High
Sep
45'A
43 Va
Week's
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Last
Sale Priee
22%
49
Friday
STOCKS
615
45
33 l/a
•
21
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17 %
.
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16 Va
45
•
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46
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-
FOR
Sales
Range
Last
Aug
Jan
Jan
'
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2772)
.
.
Monday, December 24, 195S
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Canadian Stock
Exchange (Cont.)
STOCKS
Week's
F^aty
Par
Boreal
Metals
Rare
Bouscadillac
Gold
Mines
Bouzan
Buffadison
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Gold
Mines
Ltd
13c
„1
13c
1,000
10c
37,900
65c
Ltd
Nov
2,000
9c
Dec
5,600
1.05
9c
9c
1.00
1.15
.
1
1.10
;
Feb
3.80
Tarbell
Apr
42c
Tazin
10 %c
Oct
Tib
2.75
Feb
Trans
Nov
Cabanga
Developments
Petroleums
Ltd--..—
*
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Calumet
Uranium
1.25
25c
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Mines
1
1.25
2,750
1.35
1.40
5,400
24%
25%
•
Ltd
1.25
__
25'%
7c
Dec
1.00
19%
400.
1.95
—
Exploration
1
Canadian
Atlantic
Canadian
Devonian
Oil
9c
14,800
7c
Nov
25c
13%
14
1.675
12%
Nov
5.90
5.90
100
5.50
Nov
8.90
Ltd—*
7.00
6.90
7.00
300
2.90
Jan
48c
Canadian Lithium
Petroleums
Mines
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30c
i
30c
*
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Vaior
j
Jan
Ltd—___
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5.000
28c
24,200
17c
Oct v.
22c
28c
4,500
22c
Dec
1.62
500
Mines
Amulet
Waite
16,200
40c
Nov
4,509
40c
Nov
2.25
Apr
*
16c
13c
16c
54,900
13c
Dec
33c
Jan
Westburne
Ltd—..1
5c
5c
6c
19,800
5c
Jan
5c
Dec
Oils
Ltd
Chib-Kayrand Copper Mines
Chibougamau Explorers Ltd
Chibougamau Jaculet Ltd—
Lake
Mines
Cons
Central
Cadillac
Class
B
•
Basin
16c
15c
Nov
a37
50
35%
Dec
42,187
1.61
Nov
40c
38c
40c
5c
6%c
55c
3,300
Dec
47,775
2.50
Nov
2.70
2.75
2,6 (0t;
2.11
Dec
30c
25c
30c
48,700
10c
Nov
_1
25c
23c
26c
27,900
17c
Nov-
1 'if
inr.
J 9 ~Kt%s%
10c
11 %c
11 %c
1
—
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1
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East
Sullivan
Eastern
Min
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4.95
Mines
Empire Oil
Mines
Falconbridge
Ltd
Fundy
Grandines
Uranium
Israel
15c
3.00
Nov
37
39 %
3.30
29
'
14c
Jaye
&
Metals
Lead
Labrador
Lake
&
Lingman
Lingside
3.00
2.95
3.00
15 c
19c
Lorado
10c
13,000
Nov
6 Va c
600
44
•
*
28c
Nov
42c
for Week
Shares
cs
Range Since Jan. 1
31,230
Oct
72c
25c
Nov
50c
15c
Dec
15c
22c
5,000
17c
Nov
65c
8 Vac
Nov
21cJ
Jan
26
Co
8c
-
~
16 Va Mar
13c
25%
24
%
15c
42,700
25'/«
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trust
4VaVc
12c
Nov
39c
■
Feb
30
Mar
35c
27,822
9c
Jan
55c
19c
4,000
16'C
Nov
85c
21c
18c
21c
4.500
10 c
Nov
35'c
Jan
22c
50c
1,500
22c
Dec
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Ltd
60c
1
500
38,600
19
2.00
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Ltd
Ash
Ltd—
1,000
11c
Dec
23c
11c
20.500
10c
Oct
24c
60c
2,100
50c
Dec
1.27
400
16c
a16c
100
37c 39 Vac
12,881
a
1.15
37c
1.99
Mogador
i
Ltd.t.
1.85
2:il
Aubelle
Apr "
2.15
40c
Feb
25 %C
Jun
56c
Aug
Auto
Nov
4.65
Jan
1.40
Jan
1.74 Mar
53c
Nov
79c
Oct
Bank
Nov
5.25
Apr
1.62
12,605
1.40
12c
4,500
8%c
14%
725
Dec.
'
New
New
Formaque
13
51
51
Harricana
Ltd
Mines
1
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New
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Nocana
,
North
Amulet
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Mines
1
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1.40
10c 10 %c
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1.000
:
2,752
70c
Nov
v
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Dec
Dec
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52%
-
25c
1.50
2.70
Nov
/
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Oils
Ltd
23,000'
II,700
48c
50c
18,300
8c
9c
24,500
1.80
1.98
45,050
30c
35c
800
Omnitrans
8c
5c
Ltd
8c
500
2.05
Nov
\ 2,400
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90c
13 Vi
Nov
42c
5c
class
B——
Nov
38c
8,200
28c
Nov
17%
2,603
16
Dec
44
45 %
80
41
Sep
45
42 Vi
15c
10VaC
27,750
11 Va
170
3.50
3.75
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Dec
2.93
Nov
1.225
19%
Jan
44
Apr
88
6,420
81
Nov
101
Aug
5.00
5.00
6.00
1,187
4.50
28 %
28
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29%
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7.00
—
Feb
8c
Nov
25c
Feb
9c
Nov
21 %c
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l()c
11c
13,000
8c
Jan
24c
Apr
74c
Mar
46c
Apr
32 c
30c
34c
5,500
25c
Nov
11 Vac
lie
12c
10,100
9c
Nov
'
1.88
1.90
600
1.80
4.75
4.75
100
4 Va
8 Vac
1
8 Va C
1,100
16%
16'%
17%
960
34
35
2.90
3.05
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51
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57%
50 %
25c
8 80
," 25
6% Mar
-
16%cMay
20
*
Feb
Barvue
Mines
Barymin
Co
Barymin
Exploration
Feb
.•
Jan
Feb
45c
39 %c
45c
54c
Ltd
—r_
54c
60c
2.62
,
Pacific
Petroleums
Paramaque
Mines
20c.
25c
25,500
2.30
4,300
8c
Permo
8c
2.000
5c
34c
49c
39.000
24c
July
BaSika
...-40c
Jan
Nov
17c
Apr
J'68%
Jun
39,500
38c
Nov,
1.09
11,415
49c
Nov
1.65
2.80
12%
12%
12%
3,02a
13c
13c
13c
1,500
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Aug
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Bathurst
Dec
60'-
72c
25c
20c
700
2.33
50c
.
15c
1.50
75c
Power
Feb
&
Paper
9c
lie
57
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Nov
6%
"~12c
45,300
8%c
18,200
,
40 '
1.40
1.52
A-_
57
1.35
6%
class
1.38
Beatty Bros
Oct
Beaucage
Feb
3.25 Aug
Jan
12c
Nov
8.50
9c
July
1.20 Mar
Feb
19%
Apr
Nov
27c
Feb
Jan
9 Vac
Dec
2.10
9 Vac
2,000
4.75
200
a33c
33c
a35c
600
2.06
.1
2.10
8.300
1.30
1.40
6.000
1
12c
12c
13c
18,500
10c
9c
10c
9,000
Ltd
4.50
25c
1.95
75c
20 V8
>
20c
July
Feb
Oct
6.50 Mar
Nov
58c
Nov
2.41
Mar
1.95
Sep
Sep
Jun
10c
Nov
8%C
Dec
1.43
Nov
1.43
47c
41c
50c
31,600
25c
1.46
1.28
1.59
30,500
1.05
95c
1.05
36c
-in
95c
Nov
Feb
1.70
.
55
25;i7»i'
1.24
19c
Nov
-1
Dec
Mar
——
1
—.——
1.60
250
,
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Lumber
Co
34c
27C
17
16%
17
325
27%
27%
50
1.70
2.00
81.421
1.92
common—
1.96
r'
34c
Nov,
22c-
3.25
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20,600
75c
Nov
3.45
Rploher
Mining
Eelleterre
Bell
Corn
1.92
—
1
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Quebec
Telephone
Bethlehem
20
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Copper
25
Dec
71c
-
Gold
Sherritt-Gordon
Mines
Ltd
10c
10c
11c
5,000
10c
Nov
32c
20'%
900
45
46
18.046
34C
1.90
5.327
2.10
15c
2.10
27%; Dec
1.10 Feb
9.50
9.75
1,100
8
Nov
14%
1
.
5.031
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43%
1.61
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2.25
3.25 Aug *•
,
Nov
25,984
*
Dufault
Stadacona
Mines
Mines
Ltd
6c
7c
37,400
6c
Jun
48c
Bicroft
Uranium
Mines
Nov
.
60c
Gold
Stanleigh
Uranium
dteeo
Rock
Sullivan
Iron
Cons
For
Mines
65c
61c
69c
40.400
44c
Feb
18
Dec
7c
8c
1
2.63
2.55
2.70
1.40
,1.35
1.50
7.850
96c
44c
40c
47c
36,930
30c
Nov
85c
—
7c
70c
85c
15,100
50c
July
-
.
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Apr
2.90
Bidcop
Black
w---
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Bay
Ltd
Uranium
Sep
...
Ltd
46.500
12c
15c
7.90
7.80
8.00
1.300
1.15
10c
30
Dec
1.60
Bonville
Gold
Mines
1
—
8%c
9 %c
Nov
39c
' J.90 Jan
1.45
12,000
7c
Nov
Jan
17c
Company Inc.
Nov
10%
Apr
7c
5,500
6Vac
Dec
61c
Apr
9c
8,000
5V2C
Dec
61c
Apr
29c
200
24c
Nov
52c
Feb
17c
10,500
10c
Nov
45c
Feb
2.15
Nov
15
Jan
L
Vac
15c
-
2.99
3.50
>
2.99
500
19
19
19%
4,575
3.50
3.60
700
6.05
3.35
Nov
.
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Gairdner &
Company Limited
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The Investment Dealers' Association of Canada
29c
6
3.05 Aug
24% Aug
6.60 May
j
Anr
1.65
Street, New York 5, N.Y.—WHitehall 4-7380
Apr
5%c
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60 Wall
Jan
8c
6
l
47.
Gairdner &
Mar
29c
l
page
250
4,900
14c
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see
19
1.25
Feb
*
Sep
1
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18
1.25
1.35
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Ltd
Mines
footnotes
;
Feb
17c
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Oct
1
Ltd—
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Apr *
51% Mar
Nov
Dec
'3.600
■
July
2.30
Nov
15c
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Nov
1
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Apr
6%C
•
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South
Jan
33
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l
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Mines
Jan
'
1.85
46
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1
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1
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4.75 Mar
i
Quebec
Red
-
Jun:
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Mar'
1
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Corp
Development Ltd
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Apr
1
j 3.40 Jan
...
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16%
5.200
;
;
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13.600
27%
Lodge Uranium
Beaver
6
6512 May
-
Nov
-
Radiore
;
Apr
61c
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Aug
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Dec
' 1.25
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Aug
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd.l
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd
1
Quebec Labrador
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49.002
,
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51c'
2,300
25c
9c
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12%
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Quebec
Feb
"
70
70
,
66c
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Jan
Nov
210
.4.75
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.
Jan
Anr
2.68
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;
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1,533
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2.45 Mar
Nov
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570
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Aug
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of Nova Scotia
34%
4.474
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17c 18 Vac
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1
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88
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Dec
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200
65c
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1
29
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42 Va
6,266
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45
13c
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Aug
80c
35c
15c
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3.25
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16%
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1.98
Apr
Aug
25 Vac
Nov
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1.35
35c
1
1.00
Oct
2.25
41c
Apr
16%
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1
10
;
16c
Nov
Nov
24c
Opemisce Explorers Ltd
1
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53'% Jan >
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26VaC
Nov
8c
2.30
;
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Dec
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1
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Feb
3.70
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1
Aug
89c
Nov
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50
11
49c
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of
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-
15,500;
1.45
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1.51
252
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5.65 Aug
Nov
1.10
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1.35
33c
22c
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8c
1.40
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4.25
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8%c
1
65c
Mar
14c
20 Vac
22c
Feb
v
15 %c
17,800
25c
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46,200
45c
4.95
23c
50c
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39c
4.70
1
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39c
15 %c 15 Vac
45c
1
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31c
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Lafayette
39c
98 /
;
14c
72
12%
*
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Bankfield
Jack Lake Uranium Mines
Newkirk
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14,100
2,165
1.67
1.864
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35,865
1.75
1.55
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12%
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Dec
74c
1.70
1.60
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Aunor
Feb
Nov
95c
2.00
15c
53c
lie
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Aun.aque
34c
67c
15c
48c
1.70
common..—.:
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I,500
1.86
45%
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Mines
2,500
70c
118
46
1
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45c
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116
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1.14
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1.45
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24,600
29%c
116
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1.10
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5,500
13,309
94
1
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40c
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1,330
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1.40
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1
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1
5
8 Vac
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27,845
-
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5.50 July
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1,160-
33c
,
Mar
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Apr
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1.27
1.27
38c
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10c
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1.30
43c
Nov
11c
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Nov
38c
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Jan
Nov
100
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36c
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1.55
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17
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60c
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15 %c
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10c
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3.80
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13c
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Feb
12c
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1.45
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Nov
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$2.40
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50
1,800
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65c
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33c
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4.60
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62c
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86c
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5,515
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Apr
8c
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700
20%
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Dec
1,500
8%
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Dec
1,000
,
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1
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July
23.800
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65c
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8c
292,6M
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Apr
15c
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70c
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Mar
50c
Mercedes Exploration Co Ltd
Lsland Mining Ltd
.
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Feb
4.75
Sep
2.50
15c
1
Merrill
;
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Exchange
12c
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Aluminum
Dec
1
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Aug
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common——..
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Jan
1.00
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5
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Apr
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trust
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45c
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Apr
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29,200
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common
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Jan
55c
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14c
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7.60
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Nov
Feb
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7,000
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30c
com
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49^
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Mines
Apr
Dec
49c
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Gas & Oil-
Acme
Nov
Nov
Paper
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Jardun
Nov
9c
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Apr
4.95
Nov
55c
1,000
10,000
16c
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93c
Jan
4.35
17,000
Ltd
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Oct
Feb
12
10,500
1
Class
Sep
;
39c
11,000
%.
42c
1.00
Conner
Lake
1.60
1,200
1
16c 17 %c
22c
Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd
Hudson-Rand Gold Mines Ltd.:
Indian
Apr
1.06
8,000
57c
1
Sugar
Acadia-Uramum
,
20c 23 %c
39%
Dec
45c
5,500
16c
warrants...1
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10,500
509
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7.25
&
Atlantic
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405
61c
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Dec
20c
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30c
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Apr
4.75
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Nov
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15
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Nov
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1
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41c
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4
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2.05
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Aug
26c
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1
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1.85
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Apr
1
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Nov
35c
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Nov
Dec
7c
20c
28c
Ltd——___———
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Carnegie Mines Ltd
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17c
5,100
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I
9.30 July
8c
1
2,300
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5.90
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Mar
May
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United
Aug
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Co
72c
45c
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Jan
21c
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Ltd
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High
LOW
45c
18c
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31c
18C
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Jun
33
Jan
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Aug
1.60
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Nov
1.65
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for Week
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High
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Last
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for Week
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Voting Trust-*
21
DECEMBER
ENDED
Friday
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
4
WEEK
FOR
Sales
CANADIAN
Toronto Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
SECURITIES
Montreal Stock Exchange
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CANADfAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Sale Price
Par
Shares
WEEK
ENDED
DECEMBER
21
for Week
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1
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50
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314
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Canada
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Canada
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July
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2.80
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Consolidated Thor Mines Ltd.,
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11%
1.28
25
24 V4
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Nov
1.12
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26
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33
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69
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3.35
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1.60
400
38%
50
70
1
5.05
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4,415
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30
30
25
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18%
19%
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Oils
Canadian
Bank
•
2
Commerce
280
Jan
Dec
Crown
4.00
Apr
1.80 May
92c
Jan
36
Nov
42
33%
Jun
Dec
95% May
1.57 Mar
23
215
11%
Nov
675
17
6.25
Oct
Dec
$1%
preferred
13%
Canadian
Collieries
Canadian
Drawn
Canadian
Dyno
Gas
Gen
6.00
Steel
Feb
59
Nov
33%
Canadian
18,415
2,620
Nov
33%
Apr
45c
Nov
95c
Mar
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Nov
14%
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Nov
21% Mar
Nov
37
6%
Nov
11% Mar
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6%
6%
6%
1,400
6%
Nov
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Apr
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9.35 July
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Dec
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100
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Dec
2.30
2.40
35,075
2.30
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2.40
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4.90
5.50
2,351
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21
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10
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1.85
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12
12%
1,120
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100
20
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Dec
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Feb
12%
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26
26
35
22 %
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39
23%
24%
2,357
19%
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30
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9%
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4.50
1,400
32%
12,657
29%
Nov
7% Aug
36% Mar
10
25%
25
25%
1.804
23%
Feb
31
Canadian Pine Lines and Petroleums..1
2.98
2.80
3.05
27,055
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4%.
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1
1
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Central
Canada. Investments
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33%
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300
27
Nov
46
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16
16
2.60
300
70c
8,393
74c
83c
200
25,217
1.25
225
1.86
1,650
2.40
Dec
Nov
Dec
19
Apr
Apr
Apr
El
1.85
Sep
Emerald
3.20
Sep
7.25
Nov
10% Mar
100
Jun
30 %
Dec
3.60
12,600
3.25
Nov
6.00
Apr
6.20
6.15
6.25
15,000
2.11
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6.30
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1.12
9c 10 %c
1.76
2.25
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7,500
10,400
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1.50
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Nov
1.61 Jan
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55
55
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54c
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20
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1
—
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6.35
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1
50c
40c
57c
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26c
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1.29
1
55c
55c
57c
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50c
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1.88 Mar
75c
4.00
3.75
4.30
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1
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Sol
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Corp
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1
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footnotes
Trailer
Dec
92c
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Nov
25c
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95c
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General Dynamics
406,150
31,500
150
4.00
4.00
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page
47.
Nov
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Nov
13
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10
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14
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15
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1.05
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1,400
1
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27
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27
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25
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36
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53 %
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25
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31%
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Nov
62c
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800
85c
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53
53%
19%
19%
Jan
1
51
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25
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Nov
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9c
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50c
10
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*
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12c
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92c
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common
2,510
1.87
92c
1
1
Mines
Ltd
2,500
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Nov
77c
25
1
class
of
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59c
10
Apr
65c
92c
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Nov
Dec
26c
Oct
Jun
4.75
Apr
8%
Nov
Jun
8%
Canada
8%
2.50
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1.12
of
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1.46
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12c 13 %c
1.82
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2,100
1.00 Mar
100
58c
5% May
Apr
13c 13 %c
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8%
*
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Apr
1
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Commonwealth
71c
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3,800
47c
Dec
*
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1
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85c
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3«c
150
15,284
12c
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56c
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Jan
59
17,855
48c
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Jun
100
42c
42c
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Federal
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3.00
45c
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11%
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Ford
69%
Apr
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Ford
38c
28c
Nov
four held
Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
Jan
2.85
Nov
19c
1
Falconbridge Nickel
Famous
Players Canadian
Aug
69 %
8c
44,300
245
Fanny
6.15
38c
5,865
33c
30
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2.12
69%
•
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9c
28c
1
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6.30 May
—1
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2.10
65,c
Oct
8c
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30
Corp
Excelsior
Nov
33,100
45c
•
;
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Nov
9,875
85c
Nov
30
Estabrooks preferred
Nov
2.90
73c
1
Chrysler
Cobalt
2.49
2.70
1
Mines
85c
25
Gold
22c
—*
Preferred
CWb-Kayrand Copper
Chibougamau Explorer
Chiboug Jaculet-Mines
Chibougamau
7,450
"
Products—
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1.58
6.60
29 c
for
Pen-Rey Oils
Nov
28
22c
com
Ltd
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Eldrich
El
Feb
22c
—*
——
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Dec
1.75
30%
6,425
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1.09 Mar
46c
3.25
—
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Feb
39c
*
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,
Apr
73c
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Feb
4.50
2.15
7.00
1
7.10
1.25
1.75
16
65c
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Eastern
69
Oct
*
each
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136
Nov
20c
Dyno Mines Ltd
for
Metals
Apr
Jan
47%
5.25 Aug
Nov
com
B
Co
Eastern
91
37c
Ltd—
Eastern
5
Steel
East Sullivan Mines
Dec
Jun
10c
25c
Minerals
&
6.50 July
14 %c
69c
79c
Dec
Dec
30%
•
J-
—
Eastern
4.60
7%c
2.60
__
70c
4.00
Feb
3.25
1
—
Trust
Chesterville
32
2.74
*
—
...
Gai
32
—
•
Gold.
Oils
110
—
10
com
Oil
Porcupine
East
Apr
Dec
32,100
1
July
July
1
Central
Chateau
Ltd
Corp
Central
Charter
110
1
Central
Ledue
110
1
Producers
Cassiar
Central
23,700
pfd_20
Reserves
Mines
Natural
Canso
Nat
Gas
&
100
11c
•
Williston
Oil
4.10
—
*
Corp common
Western
Canadian
4.10
8%c
—
1
Vickers
Canadusa
Jun
East
preferred
Prospect
Canadian
3.25
16c
4.00
19c
16c
1
common
class
exchanged
new
Feb
be
Aug
15c
Ltd
Chemical
&
Copper
Mines
Canadian
13% Aug
July
16c
4.65
Mudge
Oils
Dyno
Jan
23%
7% May
417
23,925
I,000
Feb
6.60
•
Brewery
11
7%
&
2.90 May
1,435
27c
__1
,!
Stores
Rope
Donnell
Aug
Nov
Apr
29c
Dec
3.90
52%
|
Mines
Donald
May
2.70
Dec
1.75
Donalda
2.18
Dec
4.45
52%
I
Coal
Textile
10%
2.38
Nov
9c
400
Ltd,
&
&
Apr
Jan
5.30
Nov
51c
21,700
1
Magnesium
95c
13%
1.26
25 %c
Oct
17% Mar
Jun
200
9c
7.25
Nov
11%
3,500
26c
Dome Mines
94c
3.60 Nov
Dec
14
42,850
Feb
Dec
Mar
•
12%
27%
Feb
Aug
56c
1.02
4.10
__
1
230
70c
71c
35c
2
L445
30c
Nov
liy2c Nov
1.37
9c
__
'
24%c
Dec
Apr
4yzc
2.50
5,695
10%
•
July
6
3.00
Dec
9%c
20c
Seagrams
225
%c
9c
;
8.00
Oct
Nov
1.37
9 %c
4.00
Mines
7V2
2.90
'
•'
_1
131/2
4.25
Ltd
81c
' 1.00
,
1
;
27V2
31 %
Petrofina
200
1
Dome Exploration
32%
Canadian
1,125
12%
12
_•
7
—
89,518
16%
12
—
Corp
24%
25
Railway
5.00
16
5.00
Dec
4.50
Feb
Dec
1
^
13%
3,515
:
Pacific
4.45
1
50
Minerals —
*
warrants
Canadian
3,077
1
Palmer Oils-
29,840
.
6,740
14c
,„i
;
Detta
*
.
58c
14c
5
Mines
Devon
53c
—
common..
52c
4.80
92c
4.30
—
13
9
74,550
20
Feb
1
27%
__
y4c
6.65
3,720
1
7%
12%
%c
—
Aug
Apr
7.00
•
945
109,600
Mines
Mining
53c
,1
A
5%
1.12
_i
Producers
6.80
*
5.30
5%
1.01
;
common
Mines
Rio
53c
.1
class
Del
6.90
10c
warrants
1955
840
55c
Delnite
10%
A
4.80
1,12
»
!
Desmont
.1
class
Locomotive
Oil Cos
1953
199
26:%
85c
5.05
*
Apr
30c
Securities
Canadian
9.00
22%
85c
29
Ltd—
Gold
*
Mines—.
Machine
Ice
Nov
44%
pfd
Corp
2,783
5.25
1
__
Apr
_l
Timber
Horn
•
Husky Oil—
Hydrocarbon
Canadian
5.80
1,427
warrants
Petroleum
Canadian Homestead Oils
Canadian
5.90
26
3
Canadian Export Gas Ltd
Canadian
July
131/4
1,514
„_i
Mines
Warrants
Apr
74c
1
Decalta
Canadian
59c
52
Preferred
Canadian
Nov
v8
28
Minerals
D'Eldona
Mar
14
■27%
*
/
Canada
Mines
Deer
'
25 %
•
(Dunsmuir)
Canadian Devonian
Aug
i
15c
14
28
15% July
D'Aragon Mines
Decoursey Brewis Mines
Aug
24%
50%
25
Canadian Chemical & Cellulose
Sep
40c
52c
Jan
^
Zinc
Daeririg Explorers _!
Daine
Mining Corp
35% May
7,566
25%
3,250
—
Zellerbach
Cusco
39% Aug
83
5 666
14
9.10
<!
May
21c
53c
8.50
—
Pershing
Crowpat
2.25 May
45c
25%
9.10
•
—
of
Groinor
1.40
52
•
60c
Copper
Crestbrook
3.40
20c
*
90c
Oct
i
Mining
Oil
Nov
25%
common
Nov
16c
;•
Lid
Cresta'urum
43c
10c
Empire Oils
Cree
Sep
1.41
65c
•
Canadian Canners class A
Cowichan
43c
25
11c
33,945
Publishing
Lead
Cournor
Aug
168
20
common...
Preferred
4,300
20c
"
Rand Chiboug
Distillery class A—,
Imperial
Apr
May
10.325
^
Copper
Corby
Cosmos
Aug
103
26
83,816
1.40
83*4
__
37
Nov
850
2.46
36%
1914
Dec
Nov
26 %
Mar
22 %
23%
36
*
15c
17c
■
1
Copper-Man- Mines
57
Feb
83 '4
__
5.40 Mar
13c
18c
1
Mining
Petroleum
Coppercrest Mines
Jan
7.35
Dec
Clark
July
62
1.60
—20
5.05
50
Nov
23
-
West
Corp
Rights
-
28% Mar
Nov
46%
1.20
3.35
12%
July
100
2.15
__
6.75
Oct
149
__
B_
Nov
5,15
34
•
4.50
54
29%
Tungsten
Copper
5.15
__
■;
1.60
Jan
54%
4,964
99Va
common
Jan
19%
757
14
36
*
54c
14%
2,450
,
13'4
99^
•
Jan
64V2
•
Nov
15c
Conwest Exploration
22.550
11
2.40
Feb
10
Consumers Gas of Toronto
1,140
33
94,503
Apr
25c
1
Nov
18c
205
Jan
1.39
7%c Nov
*
8c
8.700
32
Jun
•
12,900
21c24V2c
1.40
1
Minerals
Celanese
69c
15c
45c
31V2
Jan
19%c Nov
40c
10,250
38:)4
class
2.04
Dec
11,344
—12.50
British
16c
Feb
Nov
293,600
Atlantic Oil
Canadian
1,000
20c
Feb
Dec
9c
26
„
.
Canadian
Canadian
16c
18c
1
18c
8c
Apr
45c
1.17
»
Mtge_'_.
Breweries
__1
3.000
16c
1
Min
65c
10c
Apr
44c
8c
7%
•
Canadian
Mine_,
Poplar
23,400
Jan
1.10
Nov
9c
80e
9c
_l
15,100
65c
66c
38
Dec
1.05
—
Canada Wire & Cable
of
Pershcourt
Red
11 %c
1
Aug
94c
8c
]
Lines
Admiral
9c 11 %c
Mines
Nov
5.90
Nov
1.14
„10
Petroleum
Canadian
16c
Feb
26c
Dec
1
;
Astoria
4,500
87c
-
Nov
41c
1
class-A—
Canadian
19 %c 22 %c
1
25
16 %c
Mines
100
,
———i
Preferred
5,350
Consolidated. Sannorm
^10
common
Explorations-!—r
Steamship
13,600
5.10 Mar
Feb
Consolidated Regcourt Mines Ltd_
common.
Canada,-Southern
5,516
21c
44c
3.75 Mar
Dec
2.50
Consol
__
Assurance
Permanent
27
19c
41c
Dec
20c
Jun
•
B
Canada
26%
23c
1
Jan
common.
Packers
26%
42 %c
•
1
2
3,500
Apr
„
Class
9,205
25c
14c
Warranfls
Canada
1,775
4.75
23c
1
40
50
Canada Oil Lands.—4
20c
4.40
1
•
1.95 Aug
Dec
Nov
—1
pfd
Malting pfd—__
Met
20c
4.70
I
Mines
3.35
Dec
1
.
".'Warrants
3,300
Nov
•
Lake—
Malting
Jan
271,275
3.75
7
common.
,
Apr
49c
1.26
29
•
pfd
Life
50c
100
25c
Canada Iron Foundries
Canada
Dec
160
„20
'.-4V*Vo
24c
8,500
1
Cement
Foils
2,000
7
__
Preferred
Canada
24c
7c
—1
class
Mar
24c
30
common
Bread
84c
7
Chibougamau
Campbell
Jan
Nov
6V2c
Oil
.
18c
15c
29%
Edmonton
Cons
7%c Nov
23,125
7c
•
Power
90c
4,940
18c
30
Ltd
&
7,470
9%c
15c
1
.
Petroleum
Calvan
1.24
9c
16c
3.60
60c
5%c
Nov
1.18
1.02
Nov
Feb
Mar
1,21
7%c
Anr
85c
3.70
26,500
30c
Dec
1
Consolidated
14%
38c
1
Consolidated Northland Mines
Consolidated Peak Oils
Nov
10,800
9%c
Gold
Nicholson
Apr
Mar
Halliwell
Marbenor
Dec
4.00
85c
1
Howey
6.00
Nov
Dec
Guayana Mines
Feb
Nov
Oct
2.80
40c
-
*
Jan
7.50
42c
3.25
12,300
1
18c
11c
39,065-
_7
Mining & Smelting
Morrison Explor
Consolidated Mosher
;
Consolidated Negus Mines
Jail
77c
38c
Arrow
15c
5,500
10c
Calgary
5.00
3.15
1.13
Consolidated
Consolidated
Apr
Jun
3.00
2.15
6.00
60c
May
40c
Lake_
Golden
Nov
1,450
24c
Calgary
Nov
Gillies
5.00
3.00
77c
•
8.80
*
Mines_»
Consolidated Marcus Gold com
Consolidated Mic Mac Oils Ltd
5018 Aug
52% Mar
Nov
85c
Crest
Iron
7c
15c
1
Calalta
Jan
Jan
Mar
1
19,050
9.40
Ext—
& Co
31,525
5,95
3.00
1
Oil
20,200
14c
-
Burns
Dec
Nov
9.05
Lake
Steel
36%
43
14%
6c
14c
Bunker
Hill
2,635
9.25
«
Burlington
14%
12 Va Mar
92c
Bullochs Ltd class A_
Burchell
100
100
4514
70,495
_•
—
Products
52
14%
1
.
55%
Oct
13%
•
.
Gold
Buffalo Red Lake
Building
1
Oct
40
14'0
1
Brunsman
45%
13%
13%
•
British Columbia Telephone Co
13
14%
r
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Mar
11
Forest
12
Warrants
Feb
42
50
Columbia
Apr
14%
East
30
British
Sep
40c
Consolidated
658
-
40c
Oct
Apr
48
:
Nov
15c
Dragon
43
Mar
14%c
4,500
Consolidated
43
35c
14,140
85,330
Consolidated Discovery
.47>/2
Oct
Jan
17c
Apr
50
Jun
30c
Apr
50
50c
16c
Aug
Fenimore
Oct
26c
50
Consol
16c
17c
8
4.30
12,500
%c
29c
Flin
Consolidated Denison
50% Aug
Jun
21c
_i
Cordasun
Jan
74c
_i
Callinan
Consolidated
Nov
Nov
6%
_»
Consolidated
Mar
6.00
Apr
2.20
16c
Oils
July,
18c
Dee
35
12%
23,650
10c 10
II-
Jun
35c
Mines
51
2.10
High
560
20c
__
1
Low
6%
31c
32%c
_•
Range Sinee Jan. 1
High
10c
Nov
Jan
1
Cadillac
Nov
I
„
Euffalo
11,800
Mines
Gamma.
Nov
6c
;
preferred
4\Vc
preferred
Mills
44'.2.
46c
2.32
44
Shares
6%
Central
28c
Elec—
4%
Bruck
Consolidated
12.500
•
preferred
Reef
Beta
Apr
9c
1
preferred
Class
Consolidated
3.85
46
Oil
Columbia
5%
4%%
Feb
Nov
4.25
Ltd—
American
43c
65c
7c
Petroleum
British
3,500
496,950
..
•
pfdl
Tank
Brilund
Britalta
Bellekeno
Nov
3.90
common
consolidated
Nov
8c
•
.
May
8c
Sc
for Week
Low
Bakeries
16,500
4.25
i
Mines
Traction
&
10c
12c
1
Corp pfd—
Boymar
Bridge
8%c
12c
———.
Bralorne Mines
Brazilian
10c
_1
Gold
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Consolidated
Bordulac Mines
Week's
I ast
Sale Price
'■
Mar
Galtwin
General
Class
Genex
1
Power
Ltd.
common
.—
Petroleum
A
com
Ltd
Uranium
Goldale
Mines
Goldcrest
Mines
Mines
Oct
54c
Apr
:
27%
80
26%
Jun
32
Jan
*
16%
'17
4.220
14%
Nov
24
Mar
150
45%
Oct
57
56
56
20c
Dec
56
—1
5.90
5.35
5.90
575
4.70
Jan
5.35
5.55
1,450
4.65
Jan
7.00
.
7.00 Aug
5.55
1
j
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines.
Glenn
29c
27%
16%
1
Canada
'
Mines
26c
27 %
1
———
Geo-Scientific Prospectors
28c
•
1
Exploration
Mines
—1
4.90
Apr
11,100
17c
Nov
1.29
7,900
80c
Nov
3.90
Feb
i
4.55
4.90
1.720
Dec
6.30
Jan
i
Nov
1.60
Apr
•j
15,014
12c
60c
66c
20c
61c
-1
-1
64c
19c 21 V2c
1.15
21c
•
1
Aug
20c
500
11c 12 %C
10,000
4.30
48c
18 %c
Dec
46c
Feb
10c
Nov
36c
Mar
/
„
£€
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2774)
Monday, December 24, 1956
4
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Friday
(Cent.)
Toronto Stock Exchange
Last
ef Prices
Low
ar
.1
Eagle Gold..
GOiueii
xviaiiRou
Mines
Gold
.1
.1
Tire (Canada) corn
Mackay class A—
Gordon
Freehold
Gridoil
Gulf
Nov
McColi
Nov
18c
132
July
66c
170
Mclntyre
Red
100
Oct
10
Feb
McMarmac
Laae^.
Nov
45c
Feb
McWatters Gold Mines
23c
15,000
15c
Nov
64c
Apr
Medallion
405
4.00
4.05
3,245
Jan
Mentor
37%
38%
36%
34
1.08
1.03
9
3.75
Nov
4.60
Nov
57
Apr
36%
932
25%
Jan
54%
Aug
Merrill Island
1.10
23.750
80c
Nov
5.85
Apr
Merrill
9
15
41c
46c
101.200
10%
10%
10%
7'/a
Nov
32c
100
Oct
1.09
Meta
Aug
Mexico
Oil
11c
11c
12c
7,600
8c
Nov
-X
20%
19%
20%
14,275
15% May
20%
Sep
11%
11%
11%
5,110
8.50 Mav
12%
Jan
•
•
Gypsum Lime & Alab
4.00
225
%C
8%c
9c
37,100
26'A
4.00
26%
26%
50
8
4.00
2.55
Nov
6%C Nov
Nov
22
26c
6.00
Jan
Mill
Apr
Milliken
38
Aug
City
Hard
Gold
Hasaga
Head
1
Gold
76c
22c
July
1.70 May
25c
Nov
Nov
24c
Apr
Min
9%c
Dec
19%c
Apr
Mogul Mining Corp
67,700
45c
Nov
2.06
Apr
Monarch
21,100
10c
Feb
*
4.50
4.50
4.50
100
Njav
4.50
Dec
7c
6%c
7%c
8,000
5c
Dec
14 %c
May
*
27c
25c
29c
4,600
19c
Jan
50c
29c
7,000
12c
Feb
58c
Apr
—
11c 13 %c
27 %c
:—#
25%
1.03
27
%c
25%
25%
11 %
10%
11
%
10%
10%
.
3.25
39c
May
Moneta
Moore
22%
Feb
30% Mar
National
3,019
10%
Feb
10%
Feb
16% Aug
15% Aug
National
1,605
240
Paper
•
37 %
37%
37%
50
•
•
common
Mining ——
Bay Mining & Smelting
Hudson
5.35
5.50
6,894
X CM
82 %
83
1,210
Porcupine
1
Huron & Erie Mtge——————20
Husky Oil & Refining—
Being exch on a sh for sh basis for
Canadian Husky Oil Ltd
Hugh-Pam
30c
27c
33
30c
33
33
33%
5.15
7,500
25c
10
.
Dec
49
32
May
National
Apr
National
Steel
National
Imperial
Bank
Imperial
Life
10
.
55%
55 %
Nesbitt Labine Uranium
42
Feb
Aug
New
Calurttet
79
Apr
New
62 %
Aug
New
425
16c
24c
82,500
Gold
Lake
Indian
Industrial
Inglis
Corp Ltd com
Accept
(John i
Ingram
Inland
*
Natural
5 %
preferred
Gas
12 %
Feb
New
Jan
85c
Feb
New
230
Nov
29%
Sep
New
5'/a
Delhi
17,669
4%
Oct
17
Aug
New
Dickenson
10%
200
10%
Dec
11%
Sep
New
Fortune
645
14%
22%
16
16
16%
Apr
20
6 %
6%
100
6
Nov
7
Dec
1
6%
7
I,530
17
Dec
Co
Nickel
class
75c
80c
5,600
60c
Nov
39
39
306
33
Jan
46
Jan
110
A
76c
♦
-•
100
100
International
115.75
251
115
*
45
44
45%
5,550
28
Jan
1
30c
28c
30c
3,200
26c
Dec
2,745
27%
Jan
common
Preferred
International
Petroleum
_.
Ltd
InternationfiVTtanwick
Interprovincial Pipe Line
Irish Copper Mines Ltd
99 Va
101
11,075
115.75 116.00
78%
Nov
17%
Jan
Jack
Waite
Mining
45'A
Dec
12,300
1.40
Nov
3.85
1.95
2.05
5,700
1.15
Nov
4.75
1.30
3,925 "
1.15
Nov
2.60 Mar
50
Aug
Mines
Ltd
La
Luz
Leltch
Class
New
Exploration
Jan
85,600
45c
Dec
90c
Mar
35c
45c
50c
19c
1.30
Jan
Nov
1.50
2.55
May
I,0u0
l(5c
Jan
38c
39c
4,00)
27c
Nov
1.15
1.45
1.50
5,910
Nov
2.05
1.30
13 %c
17c
139,733
12c
Nov
1.02
1.16
18,100
90c
Nov
19c
13c
19c
13,617
16c
16c
3,500
63C
Mining
lie
May
Apr
33c
Feb
40c
Nov
Apr
32c
30c
33c
18,000
21c
Nov
16c
20c
3,000
13c
Nov
50c
12c
—
10c
12c
36.333
6c
Nov
"54c
,
Feb
Apr
Jan
2.15
Nov
13 %C
Sep
•
1.19 May
Apr
Feb
16c
19c
24,700
lie
Nov
33c
Feb
1
34c
35c
43,500
20c
Nov
1.14
Apr
1
Gold—
17c
28C
9ac
86c
95c
17,900
40c
Nov
1.49
Aug
84,750
23c
•
34c
38c
.
1 *• V
-
Jan
98c
Apr
9,100
8c
Nov
27c
Aug
lie
25,000
8c
Nov
17c
Aug
8c
•
•-
10c
8%c
-
1
—1
38c
9%c
10c
7,695
8c
Dec
31 %c
Apr
7 %C
.1
Mines
t
9c
23,440
6c
Nov
20c
Apr
1.96
2.05
2,149
r.;
.
.1
46c
41c
45c
46,050
40c
Nov
1.46
Jan
54
55
I,388
49%
Nov
66%
Aug
Nov
56c
Jan
Nlsto
Mines
^
Nov
Nov
46c
Nov
1.39
Aug
Noranda
Nov
3.10
Apr
Dec
16%
Jan
Feb
16 %c
17
8Va
625
11c
48c
II,000
17
3,24b
48c
16 Va
1,000
Nov
22
94c
May
15c
5,700
16c
14 VaC
16c
1,500
14c
Nov
95c
July
Mar
Northern
17
Nov
25
Mar
Northern Quebec
1.90
55c
5,536
July
1.45
Nov
Aug
3.75
Feb
3.55
Apr
Norvalie
9c
Nov
25c
Apr
Gold
Nov
38c
4.25
4.470
3.75
1,500
3.25
2.50
2.90 Nov
Jan
2.65
700
17%
6.00
Feb
4.45
Apr
Nov
3.55
Jan
2.30
395
16
Nov
21
4,500
11 %c
11 Vac
13c
4,500
2.40
2.10
2.50
36,750
1.75
Nov
3.65
1.90
1.55
~
13,900
1.29
Jan
3.35
50
40
43
57%
28%
Sep
29 Va
1,000
28
Dec
32%
68
40
68
Dec
Aug
Jan
41'/a
41
17
17
171/"
494
15%
Nov
17%
17%
2,180
10 %c
15%
Nov
10c
lie
45,323
1.50
42
720
1.50
100
.r
39
<
Oct
6%c Jan
1.50
Dec
14c
14c
15c
7,000
10c
Jan
1.25
1.15
1.25
46,230
85c
Nov
80c
2,700
35c
Nov
1
16c
16c
1,500
12c
Nov
62c
74c
43,200
60c
Nov
1.80
1.90
2,500
57c
52c
57c
12,150
46c
8 VaC
9 Vac
14,000
32c
35c
100
Mines
38c
133,450
1.73
Mining Corp
Preferred
3.00
24c
2.18
80c
40c
2.50
see
page
47.
(>5c
4,520
55c
July
1.34
343,025
80c
Feb
5.25
5.70
80,109
3.15
July
11%
12%
800
11%
Nov
5
5
39 %
39%
39
1.20
1.20
1.28
—•
27
27
27
80
81
23c
42c
100
120
Apr
7.35
Aug
4.00
July
14%c
Feb
1.31 Mar
1.73
Oct
5.90
Dec
17% May
Nov
9%
Feb
Nov
46%
Sep
56c
Jan
2.30
Oct
100
25
Nov
35% May
175
79%
Oct
9)5 % Mar
21,475
14c
Nov
85c
Apr
21,550
24 %c
Nov
85c
Apr
5%C Nov
27c
"
4'%
Sep
Sep
Aug
39
165
6,300
Feb
Feb
90e
Ontario
preferred
Class
B
Opemiska
Jan
3.25 Aug
15 %c
Nov
45c
Apr
Jan
12c
July
Dec
3.20
29c
22c
32c
88,230
7c
7c
8c
19,500
2.40
2.15
2.45
7,100
65c
90c
11,900
10
9%
9%
9%
1,850
9
9%
445
"
:
preferred
20
Copper
4c
2.05
36c
8%
8%
Feb
Dec
2.50
2.50
2.50
200
1
22c
19c
23c
29,000
10ft
Minerals
———1"
12;
12%
II,635
30c
28c
30c
13,500
26c
Eastern
;
Petroleum
29c
31c
20,500
22c
10c
48,600
9%c Dec
1
15%
•
98
•
:
Oils
-
15
15 %
12,130
12%
20% July
Jan
161
77
Feb
3,000
41c
Nov
78c
106
20c
21c
15,300
19c
Nov
43c
1
9%c
9c
lie
12,100
8c
Nov
23c
Feb
19c
Jan
Aug
Parker
Aug
Pater
9,500
17,300
8%
8%
8%
10
18c
17C
19c
6,600
17c
Jan
49c
35,750
8c
Nov
35c
6c
1.08
lie
Mines
Drilling
21 %c
Feb
Pembina
Nov
2.65
Feb
Permo
Gas
41c
Jan
Perron
10
Apr
Peruvian
Apr
Petrol Oil
Apr
Phillips
Feb
Pickle
Nat
Gold
Dec
Dec
1.41
Nov
8c
Dec
6%
6%
4,315
6
Nov
84
84 %
175
82
Dec
47c
5.20
39c
Pioneer
Pitch-Ore
Placer
Feb
Ponder
&
of
Oils
60c
920
55c
Oct
95c
Apr
Powell
395
6
Feb
8
Jan
Powell
Rouyn
1.90
Jan
Nov
39 %c
Jan
9.00
8.73
8.75
49
46%
49
1,376
2
2.09
2.04
2.10
40,410
27c
27c
1,000
1.15
1.20
1,100
1.20
Jan
13
7.85 Mar
23'%
1.80
20%c
1.08
51%
Jan
2.38
Nov
34c
Nov
July
Nov
Sep
Apr
3.40
Nov
Feb
2.25
Apr
!
Columbia
1.15
1.03
1.18
66,200
1.30
1.30
1.40
7,400
1.20
1.18
1.24
6,926
1.00
1
1.50
1.45
1.50
2,400
1.40
Nov
2.10 May
1
9c
8%c
10c
7c
Nov
18c
•
12%
652
•
Gold
510
4%
1
•
River
7
Nov
21c
•
Mines
Development
50c
30,600
•
i
British
Uranium
98,610
23c
1
i
Ltd
Gold
Gold
Sep
1.12
21c
1
Mineral
Gas
Co
Crow
Apr
Apr
9% Mar
104
&
6%
71c
5
i
Mines______
Oils
Oil
pfd_J
100
1.05
21 %c
1
Gat—
Oil
5%
1
Ltd
Pipeline -caramon
«Ss
1.53 Mar
1
Mines
Consol—
River
Feb
5'A
Uranium
Nov
7% July
18c
Peace
Aug
21c
Nov
Paymaster
Aug
10c
30c
2.70 May
Nov
98
Nov
Mar
Feb
16%c
45c
40c
1.63
July
63c
98
20,380
62c
94c
45c
55c
48
Jan
*
Pamour
:
Apr
4.45
Nov
Page Hersey Tubes
Porcupine
Apr
Apr
19%
Dec
31c
X
Mines
Apr
Mar
ejny.
.1
k
Lake
Pacific
12%
Oct
8.20
12%
*
Ormsby
Pacific
13
Sep
2.50
1
Gold
Orenada
Osisko
1.15
Aug
50c
22,900
8,400
1.78
55c
8c
12,200
II,900
1
14c
45,450
2.35
Amalgamated Mines
1.46
12c
Jun
Pardee
Dec
20c
Oct
1.30
Feb
1.70
1.98
25c
N1*v
Crush
Orange
1
Jan
38c
•
Warrants
6%
8c
20,950
•
common
Ai>r
31,374
54c
24 %c
2,800
18c
Club
Apr
May
2.20
2.30
•
Exoloratton
Jockey
1.30
41c
11c 13 %c
90c
Omnitrans
Nov
40c
1
Oils
55c
ll'/aC 'Jan
Nov
1.90
11c
13 %c
4,000
5c
1.80
1.75
•
Metals Mining
Rare
8.600
25,500
Nov
1.90
1.95
17c.
6c
Nov
10c
60c
14c
6,400
Nov
20c
8c
55c
8 %c
1.00
10c
.7c
58c
...17c
.
7%c
28%
60C
Feb
32c
8c
Aug
Dec
18c
35c
,
Jun
Jun
"22c
*
8 %c
2,800
7
62c
1.15
1.59
Jan
1.25
64c
Nov
1
1.28
%
Ltd
May
7.90 Mar
2.00
Nov
5c
Mines
3,135
84
4.50
1.75
8,500
Apr
1.15
60c
5,990
8,500
6%c
Paramaque
7%c
•
5.20
2:65
6c
•
Gold—
O'Leary Malartic
Mar
11 VaC
ion
Consol
5.05
2.36
Parbec
31%
6 Va
Dec
X
—■
Selections
Okalta
Jan
23
12c
•
Nov
50c
2.30 Mar
1.10
9 Vac
Apr
23% Mar
26c
1.46
1
35c
5,725
1.51
30%
1
com
1,000
55c
Nov
1.15
•
Martin-McNeely Mines
Massey-Harrls-Ferguson Ltd
43c
Nov
Nov
30%
1
Ltd
Oka
Mar
7%c
1
Ltd
Aug
48
1
•
42c
54c
9c
5.25
5.05
Mines
Rockland
Pan Western
1.85
•
common
Oil
Aug
1.08
41c
Lake
Ogaina
Jun
68c
Feb
Vt-7%c Nov
j
10c
Nov
;<
~_l
Ltd
42c
21,666
2.49
O'Brien Gold Mines
Apr
1.95
*
v
I
Mines
Obaska
Jan
2,600 1
lie
Ii
31c
Apr
Jan
78C
Ii
Mines
B
Mines
3.00
Jan
50
common
Nudulama Mines Ltd
16c
9c
1
46c
—•
pfd
500
2.40
9%c
Power
Util
8,500
1
class
Northwestern
Vac
77c
l
3,022
132,350
^
Mines—
17c
17 '/a
i
May
12c
5.70
:—
Canada
3.50
II
Jun
5.25
1.20
-
—*
Warrants
17c
3.go
5.05
Nov
6%c
X
He 11
17%
Jun
5.90
-
20o
Preferred
20,000
Oct
1.37
2.35
54c
.
—1
common—
24
95c
70c
Oil
Nov
77c
12c '
42c
.
Uranium
Star
Dec
2.75
•
-—
...
19
1
Lake Gold
North
!
Ltd
Oils
70c
95c
4.00
common—
1
1,270
2,130
*
Oils
'
Rankin
Northspan
Mar
nc
l
:
North
2.09 July
49c
Dec
10c
1.14
•
"
32,600
19Va
1.70
Nov
Warrants
81c
19
i7C
Nov
1.02
1.85
1.05
5.90
.1
Mining
Canadian
North
Ltd-
Ltd
19 Va
19
1.39
Oils
Northland
56,460
70c
Northcal
3.20 Mar
12,710
3,000
-
'
5.75
•
.X
—
——
North Inca Gold
20c
.
11c
.X
Mining
Oil & Mines
5.10 Mar
1.18
i
55
—
13 %c May
Nov
9c
2.05
•
Mines
Nov
1.06
1
Mines
L
—
Dec
6c
1.80
16 Vac
11 %c
Gold
Norsyncomaque
July
Oct
20c
19%
Acme
Norpax
Nov °
15 %
1.13
75c
Nor
,
Apr
35c
50c
19%
1.59 July
50c
Norinetal
8
10c
1
Co
:
Norgold Mines
8
8c
8%
1.68
•
;
1
1
•
—
10c
50
Mines
^
:
'
40c
30
59c
38c
17c
Mines
18,900
50
footnotes
Nov
16,6
1.16
Mines
24,500
•
Goldfields
For
19c
45c
,
Rouyn.
19c
•
Magnet Consolidated Mines—
Maxwell
7.599
19c
Merger
57c
70c
Matachewan
Rouyn
17c
1
Gold
Maritime
11,150
;
Gold
SOc
•
Mines
Oils
2.35
Canada
Mylamaque Explor
18c
1
Marigold
47c
2.20
22 %c 29 %c
Mines
56c
3
Goldfields
Mines
45'/a C
29 %c
Nov
Dec
1
Mines
Mines
Maralgo
46c
2.20
..
3.25
8c
1
Explorations
Marcon
1
Feb
Apr
Nov
1.75
19,100
1
Milling
13,60J
10c
•
Leaf
1.98
10c
Warrants
Maple
1.84
2.08
10c
•
Uranium
1.92
Dec
1
•
Mines
Malartic
75c
July
1
Candy
Maneast
II,400
34c
1
Bloedel
82c
Nov
1.33
68
Red
75c
10,100
•
Macmillan
Feb
31 %c
10,050
•
MacLeod-Cockshutt
Apr
93C
Nov
22c
3,150
——
Madsen
41c
Nov
8c
2.99
1
Mines
Sep
37c
13.000
3.85
1
Mackeno
10C
15,392
10c
22c
1
London Hosiery Mills common..
Long Island Petroleums
Macfie
64,000
50c
9c
2.85
6,100
pid
Macdonald
18c
42c
3.45
Explorations
Macaasa
13 %c
9c
2.90
9c
Bay
Mining
17c
I
38c
Minda-Scotia
New
Feb
3,75
«
Lyndhurst
4.10
1
99c
preferred
Louvicourt
Nov
1
1
Uranium
Apr
46c
Taku
B
Lorado
Apr
44
New
2.70
A
Lomega
6.95 Mar
34
Nipisslng
91c
B
Class
•
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
2.62
Petf oleum
Class
Jan
Nov
Feb
Oct
1
Loblaw Cos.
50,650
3.10
25
38%
Apr
6 Vac
Gold
A
5^c
'
«...
Aug
Groceterias class A
Class
,
43c
8c
Mines
Lac
5JC
26
*
94c
98c
Mines
Long
Loblaw
37
v
•
Jan
2.67
Gold
Liberal
Little
510
40
Jan
Nov
20o
Gold
500
'27
40
Feb
Jan
<6.25
Nov
9'Ac
2,550
Mines
Lexindin
3.65
26
360
4.25
27c
22,192
Mines
Lencourt
300
Senator
64c
Ltd
Gold
4.60
Apr
1.47
28%
Superior Oils
1.90
Mines
Secord
JL
.
Nov
July
New
—•
Ltd
Lamaque
Laura
4,60
3.60
-.'—v..
13%
Nov
30c
New
58c
Townsite
Shore
•
10%
26
Dec
•
Lingman Gold
275
Mar
—1
Osu
38,200
40c
1.90
Minerals
Lake
500
50c
2ti %
61c
1
Lake
10%
43c
'
Nov
1
Lake
10%
26%
50c
Nov
•
!
Dufault
10%
v
V'-
Nov
—1
Copper
Cinch
2.15 Mar
17c
62c
Gold
Lake
Nov
43c
1.90
Mines.:
Lake
14.450
50c
20c
1
Canada
&
Aug
74c
5,500
15c
Mines
Mining
Aug
1.83
70c
1.50
Gold
•
—
(John)
Ii-y
Mines
1
Mines
Oils
57%
18,900
8c
Labrador
Feb
Dec
194,650
6,000
Warrants
Labatt
39%
92c
61c
50.888
Kirkland
1,745
3,900
65c
210,333
Hudson
49
96c
22c
10c
Klrkland
'
48
74c
Mines
Manitoba
Newnorth
Mar
45c
38c
Keyboycon Mines
Kroy
19c
45c
Klrkland
•
Kelore Mines
New
Apr
Dec
90c
60c
10c
Kilembe
Nov
60c
32c
Lake
60c
Apr
62c
30c
Jupiter Oils
Kerr
22c
38c
Kerr-Addison
A
48
6.50
Aug
May
<
5uc
Newlund Mines
Apr
1.15
38c
of
of
Explorations
Jason
New
Feb
1.95
1
Gold
7,462
Mines
Hosco
New
1.80 Mar
1.30
-1
Renville
Oil
Higbridge
1.80
—1
Kelvinator
66c
%
New
1.49
Mines
Co
60c
—
New
1.60
(1939)
Mining
Jowsey
o*c
Petroleum
Aug
131% Mar
48
Gold
.Toilet-Quebec
3.95
4.50
(
Harricana
47
Mines
Jonsmith
3.95
100
1
Ltd
Minerals
94<fe
•
—
Joburke
Apr
6.50
Goldvue Mines——
47 %
1
Mining Corp—
Exploration
Jeanette
29Ja
4.50
—
New
•
Jacobus
Jellicoe
Nov
42c
New
1
—
Gas
New
J a ye
Jan
17 %
6.50
,
Apr
1
Ltd—
New
Dec
1.74
8
Mines
Products
33c
28c
•
Feb
42c
Aug
6 %
2,460
Petroleum
23%
1
1
Metal Indus
Continental
Davies
20%
Dec
K-
i
_
Develop
4%
10
common
Mining
International
Bay
Nov
15c
20
Inspiration
Iron
10%
Apr
5.00
8c
Nov
Mines
Concord
10%
*
Preferred
Isotope
23%
23%
preferred
Cement
Inland
22c
_——"
& Co—
Bell
&
1
18%
Nov
3.00
-
Nov
f
Chan^erlain
11
2,323
ll'/a
44,122
Nov
1
—
Dec
60
33%
11%
Aug
2.80 Mar
1.50
British Dominion Oil
Dec
60
33 %
J1 %
200
10c
*
Nov
15c
Gold
23%
(iO
33%
3.25
Dec
1.10
27c
Mines
Bidlamaque
54
10
Assurance—
3.00
45c *
Nov
1.20
24c
18,886
140,540 V
10,000
Athona Mines
63
450
27c
1.79
27,630
25c
Aug
Nov
1.65
24c
34,820
•
„
55c
47
Imperial Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordlnary.3
1.45
20c
.1
35
Nov
1.95
10
Oils
Aug
5.70
Nov
2%
10c
___20
Car
New
3.20
1.85
Mills class B
New
55 %
7.554
May
1.50 July
Mar
18c
5
com
Ltd
preferred
Petroleum
Bristol
3.55
8C
33c
t'
Trust
New
81c
•
Chemical
&
97% July
New
33,515-
-
1.90
■1
Explorations
Grocers
Alger
Nov
20-
.
V
—1 if
Mines
National Hosiery
New
55c
..
Apr
July
92c
10%
Dec
Dec
11.8 j0
*
18%
I
Nov
Nov
7
-
3.20
1
Jan
64
.
Ltd
Drug
11 %
7
*
common
Porclipine
Creek
11% May
4.60
-
1
b
Corp common
Nama
47c
Dec
62c
10c
.1
Nov
1.35
1.50
24c
1
Knitting
National
*
——
Smith
Co
Mines
Multi-Minerals
Ltd
Co
Ore
13c
2,500
.
Jan
22 % Mar
3.40
-
V.
%
30c
Nov
Jan
.v.
1.78
• %
Apr
—
—
Mining Corp
Mining Endeavour
12c
-I
& Co—
A
Hoyle
3,000
84,900
Nov
13 %c
g
Howard
500
10c
10%.
Oil
Class
15c
9%c
8c
95c
Mines—-
—
QlafiS
15c
10c
10,000
1
High Crest Oils Ltd
—
Highwood Sarcee Oils—
Hollinger Consul Gold
Home
42c
—1
Mines
(Geo H)
Heva
-1
Lake—»—
Gold
Heath
10c
37c
10c
1
..
Iron—
Red
Headway
Hees
Mines
Lakes
of
9 %c
42c
—1
Rpck Gold Mines
Minerals
Harrison
Corp
1
;
Jan
"
7
1.60
•
1
•
Metals
<■
1,37
Dec
Ajjr
Nov
10%
24,500
-
Apr
3.80
-
1.45
60c
.
3.45
I
*—
Brick
Mindamar
•
I
J—
s
Uranium
22c
Aug
70c
11%
1.26
62c
1.34
•
-
1—
Petroleums
•
Lake
Milton
i
950
11%
Dec
•
2e
-
3U,*44
25c
~
Nov
3.00
25c
2,000
r
2.15
16c
Vt
100
'•r
2c
•
13"%
11%
.
-.-•t...
29c
2c
1.62
%
•
Gas
24,900
13%
1
1
Industries
Warrants
2cr,731
Aug
95% Mar
45c
:
Nov
3.55
2.20 Mar
68
Sep
15c
25c 31 %C
2.0 j
Apr
Midwest
10c
I,u00
3.20
.13%
13.50
a_.
Jun
9,510
2c
Gas
&
Nov
41%
9o0
26c
30c
Mining
-X
1.49
40c
46,673
-
26c
1
Tramways
23
Nov
-
3.50
Knitting
Light <te Power pfd_.
Midcon
Feb
28c
12 %
1
MiUiim
20%
Ix
Dec
lie 12%c/
High
Nov
22c
50c
;
Mines
Apr
13%
20
10.550
Gurney Products common..—
73
4,000
•
l>v
Mining;
Jan
Jan
21
40c
GwIUim Lake Gold
350
25c
*
1.25
fr
Petroleum
Uranium
Mexican
Feb
21
9
Chipman
Mercury
11% July
35 %c
21
—»—
Petroleums
Exploration
34
•40c
Mines
Red
255
44 c
———-—
Warrants
74%
25c
•
•
9c
73
24C
73
a
12c
A
—-———
59c
59'%
-
_
6,500
6%
Low
53c
57 %
•
Lake
Range Blnee Jan. X
-
High
58
Porcupine
McKenzie
Sharoo
57c
common
Jan
Mines—
Lead
Fromeaac
Mar
,_1
Mines
Gunnar
5.00
Ltd
Guaranty Trust
Gulch
Nov
for Week
Low
1
16c
..1
—
Oils
class
1.50
Mines
7%
,38%
Uranium
GreyhawK
Maybrun
15c
9
Develop
West Coal
Great
20
Jan
20c
_•
,
Grass
15,000
13%c
Sale*
Range
Par
Dec
7%
.1
Paper
Bweet
II
—
Plains
Great
Great
20c 23 %c
141% 141%
High
5c
15c
Mines
Lakes
Great
6,600
Week's
el Prices
Last
Bale Price
23c
•
Grandines, Mines—.——————
Granduc
1.70
7%
Uola
hsuuoq uei
Uraimiii.
Low
1.63
141%
21
Friday
500
23 %c
_•
Uranium
Goldfields
Goodyear
DECEMBER
Range Since Jan. 1
High
8c
1.70
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
8c
.
WEEK
for Week
Range
Bale Price
stocks
FOR
Sale*
1
1.20
Nov
Oct
Nov
1,75 July
2 25 **«r
Jf'eo
12%
13%
3,995
11%
Nov
14% July
57C
65c
9,400
55c
Nov
89o
45
1,240
41 %
Nov
62%
Apr
59c
10,000
40c
Dec
68c
Jun
44 %
59c
36,000
90c
■
47c
Mar
Volume
184
Number
5597
.
.
The Commercial
.
an^Financial Chronicle
(2775)
CANADIAN
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's^'
Last
Par
!*
Power
Corp
Prairie
East
Gold.
7%C
Dome.
—1
Pronto Uranium Mines
Low
96
53%
Feb
3.75
800
3.30
Jan
19,700
6.75
7.55
Gas
Purcex
Ltd
13,210
Chlbougamau Gold.
Quebec Copper Corp
:w_
Quebec Labrador Develop
Corp
Quebec
Manitou
wueoec
Sep
Sep
7.2CX
32.840
4.50
36,190
1.20
1.25.
-
1
1.01
Metallurgical
Mines-__
-
1
•
Queen s: on Gold Mines
•
Mining
United
1.05
Nov
8c
Nov
f
1.25
ljf
77,305
95c
Nov
V
-27,400
74c
Nov,'
3.50
9Vic
Jan
32c
NOV--
15
18,700
-
,10
3,515
69q
2.1
2,000
-
!
44,786
24%
17%
Nov
Feb
United
17,300
8
United
Fuel
60c
4,990
!a;
15c
17
Upper Canada
Mar
91c
Nov
1.80
1,500
99c
Nov
2.50 Mar
1.10-
24,130
80c
Nov
6.05
Reef
Explorations
Ltd
Regent Refining
Rexspar Uranium
Rio
Rupununl
Rix
Athabasca
Robinson
Mines
Ltd
Cotton
Mills
Rocky
Petroleum
V) Can Ltd
Consol
Ltd
*
;
Royal Bank of Canada
Royallte
Russell
2^c
85c
Jan
Apr
St
Lawrence
Lawrence
b'<j
St
class
A
Michael
San
Corp
new
River
*
!
com
Mines
12%
13 %
735
68%
68
69%
Wtjp
Apr
Waterous
1,700
•
17%
62c-
17%
250
27,750
45c
17%
2,50
100
14e»
4,500
24e-
8,147
856
12,539
17%*,
1,673
14,600
Dec
1.20
-
Jan
Apr
17%-
2.50
Dec
5.00 May
Weedon
9c
Nov
26c
Feb
Werner
Lake
70c
Jan
Wespac
Petroleums
13 Vic
70c
Nov
Nov
16
1.50
Nov
18%
Oct
West
24%c
Jau
Westeel
Western
18c
Apr
68
Aug
18%
Aug
Western
33
%
Jan
Western
14%
Jan
Feb
75
26
July
2,680
10
Nov
■*
18,
2,896
15Vi
16?
a
95'/a
Nov
97
96
27c
32c
42.900
22c
85
60c
65c
4,200
51c
12c
14c
9.900
8c
1.25
1.35
8,250
'.72
20
2.35
2.50
1,200
1.25
70
43%
44
190
88c
88c
1.100
7.85
8.10
Shlrriff
42,817
Horsey
•
107a,
10%
10%
♦
21%
21%
Breweries
Mines
Standard
Sllverwood
Simpsons
Si.«eoe
<N>
Slocan
class
•
95
Aug
43% Dec
51%
Jan
46
54% Mar
"
88c
6.00
Nov
Dec
2.25 May
Nov
10%
Aug
11%
Nov
'22*
10c1
34,600
8c
75c
21,150
68c
Dec
38c
40c-
2,500
30c
Nov
80c
10%
Oct
13%
25
22
'
495
20
Nov
29 % Mar
205
Vu
11
9
Class
Petroleum
22
Oct
28%
Apr
27c
221
1.70
16%
Feb
67c
71c
3,600
52c
Jan
1.10
-_„•
177a
177h
18
350
14
Jan
18
•
14c
13c
14c
3.839
lie
Nov
31c
•
Souris
pfd
Oil__
Valley
Southern
Onion
50
471 iJ
47%
0
Oils
20e
1
49 Vac
40c
._•
27c
27c
*
28c
50
20c
;24c
1.000
Spooner
Mines
Stadacona
&
Oils
.
50c
Mines
Standard Paving & Materials
Stanwell Oil & Gas
Sterrat
Steel
Gold
Olsen
•
of Canada
Rock
•
Iron
90c
Feb
Jan
60c
Apt'
28c
5.779
21 Vic
Nov
55o
Feb
Mines
1
Contact
Cons
7%C
Cons
Gold
2.80
3,10
43,480
39c
35c
40c
20,700
25c
Nov
Nov
9c
12,450
6 %C
3.45
3.65s*
23,302
3.25
5 Vi?
I,275
5%
Gold
Dec
73c
33c
Nov
79c
Apr
21c
Nov
75c
13c 16 Vic
17,344
13c
Dec
40c
July
July
31c
July
16c
10c
17%
Toronto
Class
Elevators
Iron
__
2.62
5%
Finance
class
A
_
preferred
Trans
Canada
Explorations
Trans
Empire
Oils
Trans
Mountain
Transcontinental
Trans
Prairie
Triad
Pipe
Mining
Pipeline
Trinity Chlbougamau
Windward
1
Gold
Mines
Nov
3.40
100
1.50
Nov
1.84
9c
8c
9c
6,500
17c
24c
73,500
9%
10%
1.05
1.25
1.45
8,200
36c
4,975
28c
Oct
55c
10c
Nov
25c
•
9%
•
1.25
Wrlgnt-Hargreaves
•
1.45
1.38
1
34c
34c
Yale
Lead
Yankee
&
Zinc
Canuck
Yellowknlfe
Yukeno
Oil
7Vic Dec
Nov
52c
1,395
9%
Nov
15% May
19,200
1.05
Dec
1.30
1.34 Nov
2.07
Mining
10c
12c
48,144
1.55
1.70
22,050
1.35
Nov
3.00
6c
7c
II,750
5c
Nov
14c
24Vic
22c
26c
35,450
17c
Nov
70c
Jan
42c
42c
875
36c
July
60c
Aug
1
:
—
Exchango
National
Canadian
Angio
Anglo
Apr
Apr
Corp
Pulp
Paper
Newfoundland
Asbestos
British
Gold
Bauk
Canada
Canada
Note
Industries
Consolidated
37
100
32%
Nov
51
9%
Nov
137/a
920
10
33%
34%
505
29
Feb
15%
35 Va Aug
17
500
15
Nov
24%
Apr
3.90
4.10
2,020
Dec
6.00
Jan
22Vi
22%
300
—
17
3.90
—
32
3.90
Dec
45
18 Vi
1
25
Feb
Dec
33
Jun
75
26%
Oct
33
Jun
2o%
18 Vi
18 Vi
27%
27%
28
28
28%
303
17%
16%
17%
3,466
3.60
3.60
300
1
—
*
Paper
25
,
Oil
•
15c
Gaspe Copper Mines
International Paper common
9
Sep
11
Jun
International
9%
Dec
11%
Jun
Interprovincial
2.75
Feb
24
Nov
6%
Jan
:
of
Loblaw
Linoleum
&
Canada
Securities
36
100
35 y8
Nov
52
1,519
33%
Jan
47% July
15c
Dec
15c
46c
Nov
1.33
Feb
Maclaren
80c
Nov
3.00
Feb
Minn
350
Dec
15C
22c
Niagara
136,198
13c
Oct
54c
Feb
16c
17c
Ogilvle
6,240
14c
Nov
58c
Feb
Pato
1,498
40
Jun
56%
Apr
Pend
Oreille
18c
2,000
19
19 Vi
905
17%
Nov
50
50
32%
Oct
63
29%
29%
29
Nov
36
Apr
Dec
29
Apr
56
375
16%
Dec
3.65
Jan
24
23
225
Dec
25
Aug
May
23
1,225
18%
Nov
24
May
12c
2,000
9%c
Nov
32C
29c
Aug
24% Mar
1,300
39
Nov
48%
Sep
150
41
Dec
75c
Nov
2.50
Nov
2.70 Aug
38%
38%
25
32
Nov
102
360
96%
Nov
45%
45%
46%
450
38%
Jan
10%
11
225
10 Ya
Nov
Paper1'
Paper—LL+-.
72
Li-*
&
32
—*
72
83
31%
66
Oct
83
46
25
50
82%
Oct
32
225
29
Nov
46
13%
18%
Mines
4
Jan
100
Mar
42
Apr
25
43
Jan
52% Jan
—
32
32
95
31
Dec
52
1
4.55
4.55
4.80
2,550
4.35
Oct
6.75 Mar
—
3.10
3.20
1,000
2.75
Nov
5.15
58%
58%
200
50
Feb
37
37 Vi
100
37
Dec
—
*
58%
*
Ridgeway Corporation
Yukon
^
-
r49
; 1.00
1.35
II,500
2.03
2.35
37,178
103
9512
104
5,296
44%
Dec
7,000
23C
Nov
53c
8
5%
15
V'i
410
7.70
8.00
11,055
39c
40c
2,600
25c
2,000
1.55
104
Feb
Apr
Dec
Apr
•
a
No
Inv
Gold
par
15
Trust
Il_*
Corp
1
FOR
—
r
5%
—
value.
(not included In year's
range).
d Deferred delivery sale
Jan
21% May
Jun
12
Aug
e
Dec
52c
Oct
f Flat
24c
Dec
47c
Sep
r
400
55c
5,500
AND
t Ex-llquldatlng
wl When
x
in year's range).
Nov
Jan
77% Aug
54% May
6% Jan
72c
Aug
dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges,
delivered,
Issued,
Ex-dlvldend.
y Ex-rlghts.
(not ,included
5% Mar
51c
Jan
CANADIAN MARKETS
(not included
price.
sale
5%
54c
wd When
In year's range 1.
8elllng ex-interest,
Cash
5%
OUT-OF-TOWN
Odd lot sale
32c
4
Gfen
Consolidated
FOOTNOTES
-
1.30
Canadian
Third
Feb
90
v
1
common...—1
Mines
72
—
2.50
Weaving
Gold
_-6
Nov
Apr
142% May
56% July
Jan
41
Wire
Flour
17
101%
__
—
ii—.—
Consolidated
4,210
101 Vi
Utilities
Power
125
19
—5
Utilities
Ontario
&
17%
7.50
Bros
3.60
18
1
Inc
10,989
29%
—*
Jan
50
—
com—•
Jan
Jan
Jan
39%
Apr
9.00
32
Dec
3.20
38
19
._*
common.--—
Nov
15
36
—
39%
•
Mar
Nov
*
—
Apr
20
•
common
Aug
1.43
Apr
Mar
10
34
a
Westinghouse
Dalhousie
8.00
34
0
i
Investments
Marconi
Canadian
36
4.50 Dec
9%
*
common.;
General
Canadian
*<#*
470
'
Bronze
Canadian
Jaa, 1
Low
4.75
10
5
Dredging
Vinegars
Feb
RMf*
Mip*
4.50
34
—*
Dominion Sugar
Jan
•ham
—
1
&
ft ffHk
•
Co
Bulolo
SslM
Rang*
5
;
American
Brown
*
Develop
Corp
26,700
15
Apr
Curb Section
af Prieca
tow
4.75
"
-
Waak'a
Laat
Par
Andian
.62c
I.1 (f
25c 26 %C
Apr
May
Fnnda
Friday
STOCKS
II.65
42
Jan
Jan
7c
Canadian
90c
41
Dec
1.70
Toronto Stock
3.60
42
Apr
10Vic
Metal
Zulapa
8%
Nov
3934
Oct
16 Vic Apr
13 %c
1
Zenmac
„6.70 May
Jan
40
Sep
Apr
•
Mines
47c
2.25
*
Apr
1
Bear
Mines
Dec
1.30
.
1.70
20c
Winnipeg & Central Gas
Woodgreen Copper
28c
7,470
25c
Apr
7,800
18c
1,500
15
___
14
May
1
Oilcloth
40c
Ltd
Dec
2,500
Winchester Larder
Oct
7.75
Co
Jan
7%
680
17c
27,411
„1
36 Vi
Nov
Nov
1.77
Resources
Oil
Tribag
Ltd
Line
Jan
Oct
1.50 Aug
10c
Canadian
2.34
Oil
Apr
35%
21c
6c
5.05
•
37c
Oct
18,200
27,600
1.40
.40
Dec
13c
120,950
4.75
»
Feb
2c
17%
24c
Dominion
2112
Apr
Sep
July
70c
2lc
Bridge
12c
8.00
11 Vic
Glass
,19
2.04
60c
Jan
12c
Dominion
45 3 4
Feb
Apr
24c
Dominion
44
5.00
1
Apr
4%
1.62
1
1.15
1.30
20c
1
Canadian
22%c
Dec
4.85
O
830
Coghlan
Apr
23
)
6,900
Petroleums
Nov
350
—
21,010
35c
7.10
1.60
90C
•195
...
1.65
35c
2.70
10
19
Exploration
1.33
6.40
1.60
Price
A
Towagamac
Traders
21V* Mar
Wiltsey
DuPont
common
Dec
2.51
20c
8c 11 Vic
I
Works
15%
1.65
1
Nov
11c
45%
300
250
Nov
100
22c
17%
7%
7c
19,500
1.40
•
1.70 May
17%
7%
Feb
4.75
10
Oct
Dec
2.45
1
Bank-
Dec
1.00
18
Aug
Vtc
1
Dominion
8c
700
I,862
3.60
10
Mines
25,500
19 Vi
3.50
9:l t
Tomblll Gold Mines
10c
1.10
19%
26%
7e
1.05
9c
19%
Dec
1.18
*
Sep
1.05
*
*
Nov
4.75
*
19% Aug
Yukon
3.60
9
—
Jan
Jan
1,817
15%
1
Paper
Aug
11%
1,500
100
58c
4.75
15%
74% Mar
59,770
100
1.35
25c
Oct
Nov
61% Nov
3c
160
10
Mines
2.50
12
1.20-
17
*
Mines
Aug
18Vi
2.4»
37c
95c
Nov
Nov
41c
2c
5.60
30 Vic
Jan
18%
3.60
4.75
1
common
i
3.40
1.05
18%
17
3.60
1
Feb
Wilrich
1.20
Nov
;
Jun
26%
60c
•
Mines
3.15 Aug
>
NOV'
5%
Apr
24% Aug
'
Nov
5%
1
omnson-I'indmark
Toronto
2.10
Jan
3.60
•
Calgary
Thompson
15 %
9%C
10
Teck-Hughes
Tiara
18c
I
Mines
Toronto
80
Nov
2.90
_50c
Preferred
.
Jam
7%c
22,170
"
com
Industries
Temagaml
57%
193 4
10c
1.92
Oct
2,000
Warrants
Mar
5,902
1918
«
Pearson
Texas
Feb
42%
11,800
8'ier
'
Nov
•
2.45
new
Taurcanis Mines
Taylor
Feb
<20%c
•
Sylvanlte Gold
Tandem
89c
Nov
19%
Warrants
Inlet
Jan
8c
1
common
Ordinary
B wit son
Nov
55c
1
Mines
Propane
Supertest Petroleum
Surf
71 •'«
2
31
1
Uranium Corp
Sturgeon River Gold
Sudbury
Sullivan
140
3,700
47,000
1
Stanleigh
Superior
37
69'
Oct
Nov
vile*
Aug
15c
20'
A
Jan
56c
16Vic
-70c
8% C
53
Oct'
30 Vie
8c
70 14
.
Bteeloy Mining
8teep
lie
Dec
18c
7,817
36
1
47%
2.590
65c
.1
:
Mar
49
r
18,000
July
May
27Vic"-'
*
Nov
60c
Nov
3.00 Dec
•
Feb
Roi
Ltd
'5%
Nov
31%
10c
37,590
Sal* Frl«a
Somerville
Dec
1.34 Aug
34c
Oct.
.
21%
40c
35c
B
Jan
1.093
70c
4
2.98 May
Dec
Apr
1
Ltd
Nov
C«ct
65c
70c
1
_i
Petroleum
May
19 3 V
r=
Aug
7.85 Jan
40c
Jan
Jan
Nov
20
20 >
Feb
45
24c
*
class
&
Nov
1.45
18%
2c
Pass
Willroy
13C
Dec
Jan
62
66c
Warrants
White
5.55
Feb
8.60
36c
38c
*
Apr
•
common
Van
Jan
885
8c
70c
40C
A
Ltd
Mines
Slater
1
50c
Mines..
Dairies
3 %C
Sep
5.10 Aug
{
22
1
305
2.55 Mar
70c
;
^_r
Minine
Silver-Miller
Silver
common
trust
49:
Mar
3.90
68
47%
157
3.25 July
627
48
3.90 Mar
Nov
Jan
85 Vi
7.85
Aug
Jun
81%
1
Dec
Jau
1.75
84%
Gordon
1.47
30c
2.00
7.185
ouerrltt
Dec
1.19 Mar
Nov
1.30
Dec
1027» July
Nov
13c
II,150
Voting
18
Nov
60c
3.60
Silanco
17%
Dec
32c
97.
Dec
Nov
Mar
34c
1
Naco
4.40 Nov
11c
57% July
28% Apr
Jan
Aug
37c
70c
1
1
Leaseholds
(Geo)
66
38c
•
Warrants
Weston
590
Ltd
Mines
Decalta
Apr
Nov
1
Products.
12 Vi
9
•
Maygill Gas Oil
56 Vi May
3.35
Aug
May
7
1
Copper
Nickel
Malartic
Nov
Nov
8C
3:35,
Sicks
West
Pyrite
7Vic Dec
17 Vi,
Mines
W
&
Equipment
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
I,020
27'/a
16%
50c
G
2,125
15%
50
Amulet
17,700
16
10 '/a
50
2,550
13%
•
34c
3.50
Gold—
3.6O
•
Nov
3.15
B
1,000
10c
72
Creek
48c
12,666
3.60
Class
48c
1
3.20
Sheep
48c
Walker
27
1
preferred
preferred
19,175
Walte
50c
A
1.30
100
Walnwright Producers & Ref
Security Freehold Petroleums
•
Shawinigan Water & Power common—*
Class
1.15
1
Oils
25
1.26
Apr
♦
Scurry Rainbow. Oils Ltd
Vulcan
25
1
75c
1
Cement
65,300
10
July
15%
Debentures
Saskatchewan
22c
1
Grey Trust
Mines
19c
1
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
18c
&
9,700
2.85
"
Gold
20c
Victoria
Violamac
45c.
l
Gold
3,705
Aug
1
c.
21,300
38%
Mar
65%
-
*
Ltd
17c
36
27c
7 Vic
27
A
preference.—,
Uranium
Antonio
Sand
class
1,500
15c
37%
26
70c
•
Cement
3.65
15%c
•
Ltd
Ltd
Nov
'■*"3
St
3.00
1
Ventures
Jan
17 Va
68
Industries
3.00
Jan
8c
15%
*
1.14
8 Vic
•
Alloys
£
Consol Explorations
79,800
10
9c
10
common
1.05
4,934
8 Vic
21c
17%
25
Oil
Preferred
29,100
2,986
•
;
1.72
21%
16,500
1
Roxana Oils
17,500
1.57
21 %
65,950
12 Vic
50c
:
Mines
16c
1.71
21%
47c
2.50
1
1
14c
•
2.50
62c
•
common.
154
545
%f
12 %C 14
1
39
6.00
15c
18
>
40c
1
Uranium
38
1,90
14c
1
Roe
(A
17%
-
1.67
18%*
1
___*
___
.
Roche
Long Lac
Rockwln Mines
Rowan
1.78
110
78c
Vandoo
30
12,150
1
24,230
80c
Apr
30c
-
Nov
1.00^
i
5,100
i4C
■
1.34*
Mines
5.85
59%
5.75
—
5.75
Nov
6
46%
59
15 Vic
35c
15%c
i3C
High
Dec
Dec
3.85
1,440
10
Vanadium
1.00
Ray rock
5.40
59
20c
12,000
21c
Feb
1.20
96c
5.85
'
1
Vico Explorations
1.08
60%
I8%c
1
Noy
1.00
-
62%
62%
20%c
Mines
4.60
1.30
1
Mines
Products
4.60
•
Ltd
245
50
Oils
Universal
1
Co
8
•
United
Rainvllle Mines Ltd
Mining
7%
25
Apr
Nov
Nov
-
pfd
Hill
Apr
Nov
1.70
A
pfd
Apr
■
100
1
Montauban
.
3,075
3.85
__i
class
Buft IbM Jan. 1
Low
21c21%c
3.85
1
Mines
Inv
United
Radlore Uranium Mines
Earth
Class B
Aug
4.85 Mar»
•
Corp
Estella
2.74 May
2.45
45c
21%c
•
Asbestos
'
19
•'
Rare
Mining
United Keno
l.lflt
12%<j(
18c
18
Ikani
•
Union
1.30
1.86
1
Quemont
2.00
fir Week
High
•
preferred
Feb
3.975
•
2nd
Jari
13,700
69c
»,
Range
ef Prices
Low
1
common
9.40
v
25,700
92c
Apr'
Acceptance
5.40
-
.110
9.50
Union
Mines.—
Union Gas of Canada
1.35
10%c
9.50'
Apr
Shawkey
Jan
-1.70
J
Ultra
8.30
>1.60
12%c
1
23%c
10 %c
1.50
_1
;
6.90
Nov
3.IO;
IOV2C
Quebec
Quebec Lithium
5.38
6.05
1.69 ?'
Ltd
Par
Aug
70
Nov
2.45
>1.35-
Producers
Minerals
5c
'1
7.10
Week's
Last
High
55'a
3.0O-.
—1
...
Prospectors Airways
Provo
Friday
Sale Prloe
*
•
Warrants
21
STOCKS
High
7c
7.20
DECEMBER
Range Since Jan. 1
3.65
3.75-
Boraer
Preston.
Shares
54
Roy
MARKETS
ENDED
for Week
Priced
Low
t
Oil
Brenner
«f
WEEK
Sales
Range
Sale Prloe
FOR
47
z
Ex-stock
dividend.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2776)
.
.
Monday, December 24, 1956
.
V:
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for
Friday,
December
21
obtained from the National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc. and other selected sources. They do
not represent actual transactions.
They are intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated by the "bid")
or bought
(indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any quotation furnished on request. The "National" list is composed of securities
following bid and asked quotations are
The
which have
a
wide national distribution.
Par
Industrials and Utilities
''V'::,-:::
4%
4%
31'A
Air Products Iric
•
1
263 a
"-American Barge Line Co
—.5
34%
American Box Board Co.,
:__1 ..-31%
American Express Co —
—10
.32%.
Amer Hospital Supply Corp—.4
• 30%
American-Marietta Co ——2
49%
American Pipe & Const Co.___ 1
75 %■
Amer Research & Develop—1
24
— 1
Co__1
Corp
Aerovox
Engineer
-Aetna-Standard
Indian
37%
International
34%
Interstate
Head Mills Inc
Textbook
Bakeries Corp
48
21%
Struthers
24%
40%
Stubnltz
20%
22
Suburban
12%
1
Freight Sys„1
Motor
Securities Co -—-—5
77%
Investors
13%
Suntide
Diver Services
40%
14
61%
65%
Tampax
30%
Service Co—5
16
17
Co—15
22
' 13%
46
22%
22%
17%
33%
38%
15%
49%
Jack &
23%
Jefferson
23%
Jervis Corp
18%
Jessop Steel Co
preferred
Service Co—:—5
Arkansas Missouri Power Co_..5
Public
Co
Western Gas
Arkansas
-
5
Construction Co
10
Products Inc ——10
Oil & Gas Co
1
Art Metal
Avon
Utilities.
Southern
,
23%
.
f Texas
Oil
Bareco
Bausch
Bell
Optical Co..10
10
Lomb
&
Co
Gossett
&
1-•
Beneficial
Corp —_;%■
Berkshire Hathaway Inc
Beryllium
Corp
5
—i—1
Corp
111
Industries
Texas
Natural
7%
8%
20%
Three
common—__
Time
Inc
Koehring
Products Corp —10
Louisiana Electric Co—5
Co—10
Central
Maine
Central
Public Utility Corp
Central
Soya Co
Power
6
—•
35%
43'%
40 %
.
32%
31
39%
42
20%
19%
Co_12%;
Petrol Ltd__10c
7%
6%
33%
Co—25
ctfs—_
Central Electric & Gas Co—3%
Central 111 Elec & Gas Co—10
Central Indiana Gas Co
_5
24%
33
22%
16%
.
Le
Oil Corp
Cuno
Bank
1
25%
27'A
Bankers Trust
Lucky Stores Inc
1%
Ludlow Mfg & Sales Co_.___
•
11%
12%
Lone
Steel
Star
Co
15%
3tf V4
27
6%
17%
Madison
Electric Co—16
41%
42%
A
1
com__
1
—2%
Colorado Interstate Gas Co
5
common
Inc
Kiev Co—1
&
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp com—3
Inc
Marmott
26
Herrington Co Inc.
19%
15%
xl7%
21
18%
29
19%
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co..50e
McDermott (J Ray) & Co Inc_l
30%
McLean
Industries
8%
29%
28 %
27%
71%
2i
19
16%
17%
32
-
_lc
5
Michigan Gas Utilities Co——_5
Miehle
Class
A
common
28 'A
30%
20
21%
22 3
7%
„_
Laboratories
Miles
9%
40-%
Press & Mfg Co
Ptg
—_2
4
20
1
Inc
24%
21%.
25
26 3
5
17%
18%
Valley Barge Line Co
_1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co—
5
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co-5
14%
15%
20 3 «
21%
Minneapolis Gas Co
Mississippi
Shipping
Co.i
Miss
Utilities
Missouri
Co
—_
1
26%
Montrose
Chemical Co
.1
8%
8%
Mountain
Fuel Supply Co —lo
24%
19%
7%
8
National
14
15
National
49 %
53%
5%
5-%
6'A
Continental Transp Lines Inc—1
Copeland Refrigeration Corp—1
Cummins Engine Co Inc
—.5
Cutter Laboratories com* vtg_—1
Common Ltd vtg
—1
8
6%
Class
(Walt)
15%
17%
50c
14%
16%
1
12%
13%
0
18
14%
Norris
North
American
15%
15%
17%
North Penn
16%
Northeastern Water Co
16%
17 %
17%
North
19 %
Northwest
11
12%
Northwestern Pub Serv Co
20%
21%
Inc
1
Gas &
50c
13%
14%
1
19%
21%
Coal
Gas Co
5
Pub
Indiana
Production
2
2
15%
14%
Co.—1
9%
—50c
Gas
Nat
Eastern Industries Inc
12%
33%
41%
Associates—10
38 "a
8%
21%
23'A
1
10%
51%
2%
16%
.11%
x54%
17%
Mach Corp_2
Foote Bros Gear &
16%
17%
*
*
-
Pabst Brewing Co iu—
Pac
Northwest
Yt
7
16%
18%
14%
15%
26'A
28
27
28%
24%
25%
Natural Gas Co___
Tool
Plymouth
*
_cJ
Co
Rubber
1
;
11
>'4
4%
14%
15%
4%
5%
101%
105 %
Coke Co
19
29 %
Co_7%
22%
35 %
7%
5
15%
12%
„1
18%
Serv
Co
of
New
Hamp
Pub
Serv
Co
of
New
Mexico
Alegre Sugar Corp
1
20%
22
Robbins
30%
32%
Robertson
(H Hi
38%
28%
16 %
11%
Rochester
Telephone Corp
Gulf
Co
Fire Brick Co
19%
Industries
Inc
—
Leaseholds
Coast
Inc
Gulf Interstate Gas Co
Gulf
Sulphur
Gustin-Baccn
1
36
26'A
15%
10%
20c
4%
5
*
9%
9%
5
Corp
Mfg Co
10c
5
Rare Mfetals
7%
63
7%
66%
1
Haile Mines Inc
Hanna
Class
(M A)
B
4%
Hudson
Class
Co
39%
!—12%
14%
15%
3
18%.
20%
Rice Mills Inc—3%
1 P-,
19%
25c
8 %
9%
Richardson Co
Riley Stoker Corp
Brand
—
*
Co
—
88
91%
Bank
4%
Plywood Corp
Searle
(G
&
Dl
A
N
(Paterson
County
Skil
Corp
Plains
N
Mfg
South
Shore
5o'.±
68
73%
18%
19%
Southeastern
Pub
Trust
Colorado
Southern
Nevada
.——
6%
7%
2%
29%
31 %
Southern
Npw
Southern
Union
1
27%
29%
Soutnwest
1
72
75%
Southwestern
10
3
3%
>•.
10
62
,.
42%
373
6034
61 %
York
*
Co
Tr
(N
Y»_—25
(Chicago)
100
Natl
First
Bk
15%
111%
National
44
Phila
27%
29%
Pilgrim
Provident
Bank—_—
Co
Trust
Trust
20
10
(Phlla)i_10A
(Bostom_
Co
90 3
67
71
Republic
62
65%
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C.100
31%
34%
Rockland-Atlas
33 %
35%
Co
__
First
19%
Natl Bank of Boston—12%
First
Natl Bk
Chicago
64 %
First
Trust
(Pliila i
Co
34%
63%
67 %
70%
42%
Rochelle
New
Bk
Natl
Square
i
45%
31
••
34%
28'
5
Girard Trust
(
(
..15
CN Y)__...20 :
(Philadelphia)
Guaranty Trust Co
Bank of
Hanover
&
Tr
67
55%'
32
35%
69%
72%
23%
8%"-_v9%
77
(Los
&
10
Trust
Trust
Co
Tr
40
46%
No
Speer
En®
Gas
43
46%
^"
1
Jersey—2%
10%
i
*
i
Tr
'
)
Co
_20
Y)—5
2534
ll1/*'.-'
23 "'-*
Bk
Union
Union
of
(Cleve)—10
44%
48
Amer
Co
Com
(N
of
>
45%
United
Maryland
10
Co (N Y)__20
41
68%
71%
;
34
(N Y).-10
Industrial Bk of Com
36%
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Arlz>_5
29%
32
:
(Newark25
39%
43
472
Co
(N
Y)
17%
Tr
States
Tr
19%
33%
35%
'Phila».
Co
5
10
Trust
Industrial
Irving
Trust
Insurance
Aetna
Casualty
Bid
Insurance
Aetna
Aetna Life
Carbon
States
Co
121%
10
Co
60%
10
—
170
Insurance Co
10
Equitable Assur
5
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
Side
West
Tr
Co
$1.25
preferred
conv
Home
22%
Bankers & Shippers
28 %
Bankers
58%
61'A
Beneficial
16
17%
Boston
10c
10%
13%
14 %
13%
14%
16
17%
25
38%
41
—,—1
24)2
26
Par
64%
178
Continental
Crum &
Co. 5
Casualty
Co._
10
Forster Inc
(N J)~
1.25*
Employees Group Assoc..
*
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
Eagle Fire Ins Co
23%
34%
26%
26%
Federal
41 %
Fidelity
24%
Fire
A38
5
4
Bid
Ask
79%
82%
58
62
4%
56
27
60
32
34%
4%
29%
Deposit of Md__:—10
Philadelphia.
^10
&
82%
87%
42
45%
2.50
46%
49%
11%
5
Co—*
5
T
Assurance
127%
24%
American
American
Companies
Ask
27%
31
24%
Agricultural
26
Tele
Gas
10
Surety
&
21%
Co
Producing
Tele
Co
(Newark N J)._2%
Amer
Ins Co
Amer
Mercury
(Wash D C)
American Re-insurance
%
1
7%
Co—1
18%
30)4
32 Va
2%
3%
23
24%
16%
18
Assn
Natl
Life
Stand
Connecticut
Continental
Ins
Natl
51%
J).10
24
26%
Co_.l
15%
16%
5
31%
33%
Co
Ins Assn
Fire
Colonial Life
Columbian
48
(N
Ins
Life
Insurance
Camden
—10
Ins
(N
32%
34%
90 %
46 3 «
5
43%
67%
5
17%
18%
5
31%
33%
30%
32
Glens
Newark
&
4
Great
American
Gulf Life
34
10
135
10
77
82%
39%
92%
42%
Life
10
256
268
Home
Co
5
120
127
Insurance
page.
37%
—10
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
27
101
proceeding
71
Hartford Steamboiler
25
Assurance
10
Corp
J
Republic
75
82%
7.50
Falls
Globe
95
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Royal Bank of Canada
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Co
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1
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Sierra Pacific Power Co
123
common
of
Bank
&
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—33%
10
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119
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City
Newark
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& Trust Co
Bank
American
116
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Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston_12%
Trust
&
(Chicago)
2
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Roddis
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1
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10
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Hycon
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306
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36%
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Hoover
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Corp of America—1
Republic Natural Gas Co
Smith, Kline & French Lab 33 %c
Hagan Corp
290
Par
River
Power Corp—5
Morgan
19%
Pub
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool Co_2
Great Western Financial Corp_l
Portland Cement
84%
111
Co
County
13%
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preferred
Mercantile Tr Co
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107
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19%
5
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—5
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31%
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19
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26%
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Co
8%
44
32%
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Pioneer
7%
41 %
30%
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109 A
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6%
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37%
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18%
Genl Tele Co of the Southwest
Gruen
16%
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Manufacturers Tr Co
Tr
&
49
10
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•
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37
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34
Bk
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(Phila)
Co
(Phila )
24%
35%
21%
40%
1
General Amer Oil Co of Texas—5
Green Mountain
15.3a
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Long Island Trust" Co (N Y)__10
35
First
5
23
Gas Service Co
Green
38 Va
36
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35%
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46 %
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17%
33%
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5%%
27
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of
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17-
10
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(Jersey
Plomb
——10
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25%
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Liberty
National
Bank
Pickering Lumber, Corp.:..__3%
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8
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75%
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44%
36
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General
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(Brooklyn N Y)__—20 ' 102
62%.
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Pan
1
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Mfg Co
Co
&
17%
32%
Companies
71
Natl
Corp
Polaroid
Frito
14%
16
Inc
Off-Shore
58
Natl
10
7%
4
Oil
*
(Texas)
Co
Emhart Mfg Co
Fluor
Zapata
25
1
Corp
Pacific Power & Light Co
Foods
12%
13 %
65%
12
America
Dynamics Corp of
SI
preference
Boston
11%
5
..2%
Wyandotte Chemicals
of N J-25
Natl
Otter Tail Power Co
First
Wurlitzer
Bank &
First
29%
Inc
Inc
;
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First
27%
11 %
Fanner
1
10c
Co
Pow
Wisconsin
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Co
Gas
Co
353/s
40%
Wood Conversion Co
Ttust Co.
First
1
Bradstreet
7%
Coal
.62%
5
(N
13%
Old
Fairmont
&
33%
293
41%
Bk
State
Co
Trust
&
Ben
280 1
26%
38%
Opelika Manufacturing Corp i—5
Oswego Falls Corp
5
State
Williams
40%
67%
11
Empire
Natural
Eagle Oil
Whiting Corp
17 3A
-
1
Cos
Par
38%
12%
28%
Utilities
Telephone Co_Ll0
&
Massachusetts
White
40%'
24%-
63%
9%
Paso Electric
Lt
Western
Kings
38%
37%
36%
26%
7%
El
16%
16%
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of
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3
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Donnelley (R R) & Sons Co__5
DuMont Broadcasting Corp_
1
Eastern
49'A
West Point Manufacturing Co..5
19%
29%
Productions—2%
Eng
—
Shops of Del
13%
1
Chemical Arts
Disney
common
Shirt
27%
Bridge Co...—1
Di-Noc
18%
1
_
Internat
34%
17%
Y__2%
Dentists* Supply Co of N
Detroit
31 %
5
3
Corp—
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
Tennessee
52%
'37%
Commercial
Fidelity-Phila
A com_50c
Homes Corp
B
National
9%
26
2%
Elec Assoc
Thermador Corp
Inc—<
Detroit Harvester Co
Aluminate Corp
& Oil Corp
Gas
National
New
East
.,33
34%
Services
Jet
18%
of Phila.10
(N
Co
Exch
Commercial
.
N
28%
20%
Bush
30%
•
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4
103
30%
28 %
&
30%
9%
29%
,
City Natl Bk & Tr Co (Chl)__25Cleveland Trust Co
1
—50
9 %
38
2'%
„
A
_100
Bank
Natl
Corn
Chem
46%
9%
Trucking Co cl A com_l
S
6%
Chase Manhattan Bk (N
34%
43%,
8%
&
T
Bank A St
Natl
Natl
Central
13%
18%
1
Corp
N
Co-(N Yt—__lti
Trust
Camden
28
12%
1
Prods Inc
Automo
22%
Connecticut Light & Power Co_*
Dunham
Co
Welex
31%
Bid
_____——__20
Trust' Co (Phllai—10'
Centl-Penn
1
-12%
-
Maremont
Marlin-Rockwell
$1.25. conv preferred ____—25
Commonwealth Oil Ref Co Jnc_2c
Dun
r
29%
Co_5
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New
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45%
&
(P R)
Manning,
13%
14
of
Boatmen's
44%
Co——1
Maxwell & Moore
Gas
Mallory
13""
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7%
27 %
26%
25%
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7%
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31%
32 %
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America
of
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42%
——1
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Meredith
—
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7 %
6%
14%
36
25
5%
16'A
30%
12%
32%
6%
Oil
-
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Air Lines
*
:
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Bank & Trust
44 %
5%
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66%
28%
8%
27%
*
4%
53%
Co _„
1
Citizens Util Co com cl A—33%<:
Common class B
33 %c
Clinton Machine Co
1
Gas
Delhi-Taylor
46
(S
Western
63%
1
Line
Elec Lt
34%
Steel Corp
Milling
48%
Warren
7
—___1
Pipe
Gas
49%
1
Corp
Loan
McLouth
Colorado
41%
Inc
7%
4'A
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc com cl B__5
Lithium Corp of America——1
McLean
Co
Gas
32
Liberty
16%
Corp
Serv
Stores
38%
Mills
of America-.
-
6%
——10c
24
B
23
Wagner Electric Corp ______._i.l5
Warner
&
Swasey Co__
_1
Warren Brothers Co
5
8%
6%
_i__l
3 9%
15%
Radio
21%
62
7%
I
17%
17%'
Frary & Clark
25
Co —„—1
22%
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Class
"12%
Fair
Corp
Western
1
—
-
46%
24%
Co——_5
Fibers
Glass
6
Telephone Co
Central
Colonial
57%
14%
44
5
i__"5
6%
1
Co
Gas
Corp
•
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Vanity
22
1
Corp
Nat
Iron
&
30%
12%
35%
5
_—10
Central
Collins
.
26
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Cedar Point Field Trust
Chattanooga
-
9%28%
26%
22%
Mould
30%
28
38
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Co
Landers
Oil of Calif_l
Carpenter Paper Co ——\—1.
Central
35%
—10
:
—
Keystone Portland Cent Co——3
17%
Canadian Superior
Ceco Steel
Trans
Tucson
10%
Kentucky Utilities Co __1—1—10
16
27%
Telephone
&
11%
35%
45 %
16%
26 %
Co
Delhi
Co
L-O-F
Oregon Power Co—20
Canadian
34
11%
25 %
California Water Service
Calif Wat
Kendall
36 %
20%
—
33
..-
6%
Corp ——
Industries Inc
Topp
32 %
27%
25 21%'
-
1
Towmotor Corp
Tracerlab Inc
.3
50c
—
9%
Inc
Inc
Gas_5
Natural
Kansas-Nebraska
Kearney & Trecker Corp
Kellogg Co
23%
————1
Buckeye Steel Castings Co._•
Bullock's Inc 1
—_—_10
California
12%
prelerred__25
S1.20
Mfg
Public Serv Co—I
4%
Inc com 1
Sharpe Mfg Co——10
Brunner
21 %
Vitro
6%
8%
Corp_7
Tokheim
24 3 B
40%
3%
City
16%
8%
Gasoline Corp..1
King
States
53%
50
1
•
22%
73
Black, Sivalls <fc Bryson
&
Thermo
Nat
28
9
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-
21%
74%
Black Hills Power & Light Co—l
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•
8%
7%
19%
11%
9
10%
41%
14%
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Bingham-Herbrand
Bowser
6%
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Mfg
Bates
—'——1
Co
■i
Texas
18%
preferred
$1.46
Kansas
Vallcy
30
1
5
Corp_5
Gas Pipeline Co_l
Texas
37 %
16%
7
Transmis
11%
1
Corp
-
Gas Transmission
11%
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co.IO
Aztec
Eastern
11
Co__———5
—1
Steel
Kaiser
26%
14%
5%
1
10%
Heintz Inc.—————1
36%
41%
——J
Inc
Corp_r_—12%
Match
'A
22%
4
20
Utah Southern Oil Co
*
20 3
10
Upper Peninsular Power Co,
7%
1
Texas
Electric
Universal
Inc_l
6
15%
lc
Inc
Corp _J
Tennessee Gas Transmis Co_
14%
Partic
Co
Corp
Tekoil
Iowa-
Arizona
A)
Lines
91A
13%
Gas Corp—1
Propane
(O
28%
20%
Co common-,-—1
Corp
Truck
5%
23/a
1
Corp
Corp
8%
Inc
common
Iowa Public
Farms
Wells
Greene
Refining
Sutton
—-I'
A
19%
Arden
Inc
Products
—
71%
\
Home
Sugar
Ask
,.46%'-'- 50?/8
17%-% rl8%
Corp—T.
States
United States
Mfg Co_
Common
Elec trio Lt & Pow Co.—-5
Class
Amphenol Electronics Corp—- 18%
Anheuser-Busch Inc
—4
19
.
45
10%'
37
Interstate
Iowa
Chemical
-
United Utilities Inc
37%
Co_—*
Interstate
26%
&
36%
9
57%
21
Borax
33
Stanley
Ask
68
32%
Co_12%
American Window Glass
S
non-voting ——5
Stanley Works
25
Statler Hotels Delaware Corp
1
Strong Cobb & Co Inc_
1
10
Indiana Gas & Water Co
34%
._—;
—<.
U
1
United
(A' E)
-Bid
Par
34%
26%
_1
Ideal Cement Co
28%
-
25
20 3 8
5
Breaker——
Circuit
ITE
33%
-
Ask
31%
.
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Bid
Par
Ask
Par t Bid
Bid
Sprague Electric Co—2%
Staley
Hanover
Fire
5
Co
of
North Amer—5
142
96%
Volume
184
Number
55S7
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2777)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
Insurance
Par
Jefferson
Standard
(Greensboro
N
Life
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y„10
Luv.jcrs
Life
Title
ins
Companies
Ask
126
133
(Minn)
29'/a
32 'A
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Fire
18'A
20%
Pacific
Indemnity
1
14%
15 Va
Peerless
48
Insurance Co
.
102
107
205
214
Proviaence-Washington
Merchants
Fire
National
Co
York
North
Republic
49
53
St
9%
10%
Seaboard
31 %
Fire
84
89%
36
38 %
Standard
14%
15%
Title
&
Marine
Surety
68 Va
13'A
14%
51%
Travelers
Accident
Guar
&
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56'A
45 >A
4b'A
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10
—
Trust
Northeastern
Northern
63%
15,
1957
Mar 15,
3% April
15,
3.20s May 15,
3%s June 17,
1957
3.80s
99.31
1957
99.31
1957
3%s
July
l%s
99.31
Oct.
15,
1957
Co
in
100.2
99.27
98.8
98.16
98
98.10
1958
96.20
96.28
1,
1959-
1,
I960
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June
33
3 Vis
May
1, 1960
1, 1971
44 '/2
47'A
47'A
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Sept.
50%
100
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April
1,
99.29
1957
100.4
1957
1958
100.3
15,
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99
99.8
Federal
94.22
95.12
96%
1972—
99
103
99.27
96.2
94.12
95.2
I
23%
25%
2Vis Jan.
3
97'A
100
2a
June
1,
1957
1957.
20,
99.24
99.28
1957
100
100.3
1958
20,
98
98.8
the
Y
2
Fire
100
_
1,
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2 % s Feb.
1957
99.31
2%s May 1,
2 %s Nov.
1,
100.2
99.23
Ask
99.30
99.27
100.2
99.27
*
Bid
99.26
99.31
Mortgage Assn—
—
Insurance
Westchester
99.31
20,
S Life
59
Mar.
99.28
Natl
U
12.50
3%s
1957
1957
May
33 %
2—
N
15,
15,
Aug.
:
of
Jan.
3%s Feb.
3.90s
Fire
City
Hqme Loan Banks—
3.05s
3.35s
S
7%
point
66 %
U
6'A
a
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20 VB
25%
3.33'A
Bank
73
Fidelity & Guaranty Co —10
31
Land
18%
S
__
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63
U
2.50
32nd» of
more
69'A
38%
24
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35
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2
one
5
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40%
10
Fire
River
,
10
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Bederal
Ask
30'A
10
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63
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Co
20'A
20
10
—
Security (New Haven)
Springfield Fire & Marine-
Paul
5
—5
A
19'/a
18%
2
Corp (N Y)
Insurance (Texas)
29%
108
65
Reinsurance
30V8
10
class
New Amsterdam Casualty
New
Hampshire Fire
;i
New
32%
28%
5
Fire
Corp
58
10
4
_
Fire
National Union
Nationwide
31
5
Assurance.
Ins
1
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1
Manufacturers
Life
51%
54
—5
_
Phoenix
10
Monarch
!
10
Co
20
5
Figures after decimal point represent
Ask
103
—
Liie Insurance Co of Va_
Merchants &
Bid
10
Lincoln National Life
Maryland Casualty
Massachusetts
Bonding
21
National Life
Insurance
(Ya)_5
Corp
Inc
December
Obligations of Government Agencies
Par
Northwestern
10
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Figures after decimal point
Mutual Funds
Certificates
Mutual Funds—
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1.64
1.25
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Fund
American
Business
American
Mutual
Associated
Atomic
Bid
25c
X5.73
Fund
Affiliated
Shares
Fund
6.20
Johnston
1
3.74
9.62
—*
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1.73
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Inc
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Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc.l
5.62
8.07
3.66
6.xl
lc
9.84
10.70
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12.80
13.91
21.47
23.09
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Boston
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17.K
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(Investment
(Medium
E-3
(Low
B-4
(Discount
8.77
K-l
4.00
K-2
6.42
*
Inc.—
Feb.
June
1
24.34
Bonus)_1
24.01
Grade
26.19
1
17.35
18.93
:l
10.08
11.01
Bonds)
Bonds)
(Income Pfd Stocks)
25.46
1
8.72
9.52
12.48
13.62
(Income
S-3
(Speculative Com Stk)
S-4
(Low
Com Stocks)—_1
Priced
Com
1
15.89
%s Oct.
Keystone Fund
of Canada
Broad
Investment——1
21.75
23.51
Knickerbocker
1
12.98
9.85
1
7.05
7.70
Fund
Inc
General
Canada
(1954)
—
-
Fund
Ltd
1
Canadian
Fund
Canadian
International
Fund
Ltd
Capital
Inc
:
2%s
Fund
Venture
Century Shares
Christiana
20.93
7.37
8.03
lVa<3
Inc
1
5 58
6.11
Mav
—1
50c
15.95
17.25
com—100
13,000
13,600
134
139
:
.
22.05
23.84^
1
20.20
21.93
Investment
Fund
1
9.02
9.90
Fund
1
12.73
13.84
Inc
Commonwealth
Stock
Commonwealth
25o
11.33
Life Insurance Investors Inc
1
Life Insurance Stk Fund Inc
1
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—*
13%
12.38
14%
5.33
5.81
a42.05
General
Metal
shares
lc
5.28
Equipment sliares_lc
Paper
Aug.
18.09
19.67
Manhattan
17.61
Massachusetts
1
14.06
15.20
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
16%
17%
Concord
Fund
Inc
Dividend
—
Investment
Western
Crown
Mass
1
6.54
7.15
14.99
65
Mutual
1
10.88
11.97
Fund—1
Fund—1
13.33
14.61
9.09
9.96
Fund
Delaware
Diversified
Growth Stk
Diversified
Investment
«sifcrtsilied
Trustee
Shales
—2.50
16.52
lo.t>U
—25c
2.69
2.95
1
g
Dividend
9 29
10.10
Shares
Fund
Dreyfus
Inc
lc
X3.19
Fund
Balanced
—}
Equity
22.95
4.83
5.28
\
157.
156.05
7.01
Fund of New Eng—1
Federated
2*-8'
2946
—10
20c
10.55
Fund Inc.—
Fund Inc.
Energy
21.46
1
Corp
Investment
Inc
5
Industrial Fund Inc.l
Mutual Fund
*
Franklin Custodian Fuhds Inc—
Common stock series
lc
Nation
7.26
11.52
New
of
Canada
1922
6.66
17 07
i'on
Peoples
Fundamental
lc
series
stock
Preferred
Investors
Inc
Inc
1
Inc
Fund
Industries
2
1
1-57
5)9.23
6-
2-
3-57
1-57
5)9.30
99.29
100.1
100
3.75 %
2.55 %
10-
1-56
6-
1-56
7-
3-
1-57
1-57
5)9.31
99.29
100
100.3
3.75%
11-
1-56
8-
1-57
5)9.31
100.3
3.75%
12-
3-56
9-
3-57
5)9.31
100.2
7-
2-56
4-
1-57
99.28
100
1-
1-57
10-
1-57
99.31
/.JU
United States
Treasury Bills
Dollar Value
Bid
27,
1956
Dollar Value
Ask
Bid
99.977
99.981
February
14,
1957
5)9.917
99.924
February
15,
1957
99.858
99.870
21,
1957.
28
1957
99.802
February
99.800
March
99.742
March
14
10.41
January
31,
1957
5)!).668
99.683
March
21,
99.600
99.613
March
3,
1957
10,
1957
16,
1957
99.792
^
February 7, 1957
February
7,
18. n.
284
3 07
14.40
7^-74
12.77
1
7.76
Capital
General
Investors
Trust
«'!%
8.4^
Securities—
lc
Building shares
Capital Growth Fund
iu.ro
12.75
lc
lc
shares
Aviation
9.2b
lc
shares
Automobile
6.17
8.51
13.9o
b.//
lc
(Tiie) Stock Fund.lc
^
shares
Chemical
Common
llectronic's
6.34
4.80
5.25
1
8.25
9.02
6.62
11.45
shares
Fully
Philadelphia
Pine
9.19
10.04
6.53
7.14
1
20.13
Recent
Bonds—
~
Pioneer
Price
Fund
<T
Fund
Burlington
Industries
Airlines 4'As
Capital
Commercial
Dallas
Ferro
_1
31
33
&
Inc
1
9.02
9.86
Credit
Power
Corn
Florida
&
4%s_1975
—1976
4'As
Light
&
Puritan
98%
1986
99 %
1975
4%s..l98G
1936
89
91
1983
100%
1976
83
__
Scudder
Fund
Scudder,
Fund
of
Stevens
Common
Amer
Shareholders
8.56
9.38
Southwestern
Sovereign
45%
* 8.45
8.83
lc
lc
10.24
9.26
11.22
10.15
Sterling
Television-Electronics
Stein
Roe
&
Boston..1
Farnham
Investment
100
140
Underwood
Union
Corp
Electric
&
]Q7q
80 "a
102'A
Mueller Brass 3%s
National
Can
———1975
5s
par
.1.1976
stock
fEx-2-for-l
12.03
13.03
a
13.85
15.18
k Admitted
1
11.93
13.04
12.61
Corp..*
38.25
Central
1
Light—
preferred
4.64 %
93
91
106'A
108'A
11.22
11.89
13.02
1
11.71
b Bid
d
yield price,
Ex-rights,
t New
split,
Net
asset
Stock
x
value.
to listing on
the New York
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
issued
y Ex-stock
Exchange.
dividend.
12.76
2.54
2.80
Templeton Growth Fd of Can—1
21%
23 %
6.22
6.82
Texas
1
8.06
8.81
stock
shares
lc
10.21
11.22
lc
19.50
21.34
1
11.35
12.34
~
v*»',co
shares
lc
;
Utility shares
Guardian
4.30
3.91
lc
Shares Inc
Mutual Fund
Inc
8.50
9.32
1
15.51
15.98
17.09
United
Fund
Inc
Funds
Inc—
United
Accumulated
United
Continental
United
Income
Fund
Shares.l
10.11
Science
Fund
1
10.93
11.95
16.58
l
a25.11
Fund
Inc
l
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
15.50
2.72
Value
Line
Fund
Fund
1
8.46
9.25
16.76
2.49
Haydock Fund
Ire
Hudson
Fund
Incorporated
of
Institutional
Boston
Income
Incorporated
Inc
Shares
Institutional
Fund
Canada
Fund
10.77
11.77
Value
Line
Income
x8.75
9.56
Value
Line
10.71
15.96
17.35
6.16
Fund
Van
lo
10.80
11.82
lc
10.82
12.47
7.08
7.75
Strum
Fund
Inc
&
5.82
6.36
7.67
7.92
1
Towne
1
10c
Wall
Inc
Street
11.37
12.39
1
7.14
7.80
—
Investing Corp
Institutional
Income
T~«muramra?
Tnsur
Fund
lc
Fund
Inc
lc
4*87
5.32
1
12.91
14.08
1
9.39
10.26
Whitehall
Fund
Inc
1
11.52
12.45
1
10.5P
11.49
Wisconsin
Fund
Inc
1
5.38
5.81
Resources
Investment
Co
Investment
Trust
of
Fund.lc
America
*
of
Boston
11.47
12.54
-
Washington
Investors
Mutual
Fund
Inc
Wellington Fund
CROSS
Stock
11.84
11.40
Fund
Inc
RED
6.73
Special Situations
9.91
1
.1
Ltd
Inc
1
Fund.lc
Fund
Growth
Funds
1
Ltd—
Bank
Foundation
Institutional
United
1
Fund
Investors
Your
10.99
United
1
_
108
91'A
53 'A
54
1
8.88
9.70
.
100
99'A
100'A
99
100
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
dividend
11~87
lo
Growth Industry
97 %
89'A
L1G0
a28.89
Inc.l
Fund.
Fund
lc
shares
106
32%
114
Illinois
40.75
lc
Railroad
96 'A
1-50
81%
103
13.81
Inc
shares
Fund
81%
111
1976
value
1
shares
sliares
«
Stocks—
——1931
•No
Bond
Railroad
1986
142'A
Sons—
—
tEx-lGO%
equipment
Petroleum
1971
5
3%s.
103
1968
FOOTNOTES FOR
10.83
Investment
102 %
1970
Miehigan Bell Tele 4%s—1991
1
shares—lc
Street
103%
—1—
99%
93%
.
47 %
10.02
Investors
8.69
sliares
1
:1.25
Investors
State
4%s
(M)
a35.73
Fund
B)
101'A
81
99 'A
.1981
12.68
a23.80
Shares
16.43
Bond
7.14
13.51
11.67
1
Fund
7.93
Institutional
Inc
6.60
12.43
1
Clark-
Trust of
(Edson
Lowenstein
Clark
&
&
Stock
7-6 i
6.26
Smith
15.04
30.52
•
Stevens
Selected
i.
1
Inc
Scudder.
30.22
1
Canada
4Vis_1986
101
97
84
120
4%s„1986
4'/is
4 Vis
82
Stock
Funds
15.01
Merchandising
Mining shares
13.84
Calif
Utilities
Hotels
100%
102
100'A
Ask
103%
102
19.91
21.98
Fund
5.70
sliares
States
103 %
.1976
.1967
Light
of
Kerr-McGee
18.25
Inc
Nuclear
&
lc
bond
14.68
2.50
Industrial Machinery shares.lc
General
Gulf
21.76
1
7.00
—
11.11
*
Inc
(Geo)
Science
99.217
99.242
Bid
Ohio Power 4%s_.
1975
Tel
10.16
.1
Inc
Inc
Fund
Putnam
99.311
99.210
95 'A
101%
—
13.40
Growth
99.363
99.230
1957
Bonds—(Cont.)
80
94 'A
1974
Fruehauf Trailer 4s__.
3%s
Ask
79
4'As. 1983
3%s_
Pow
General
Corp
Inc
lc
—t
i
1
Rowe)
99.492
99.4IN!
5)9.347
Security Issues
Bid
21.76
Securities
Fund
shares—lc
administered
Income
99.476
5)9.413
~~~
19.91
—1
|
Fund
Street
93.529
6.93
—
lc
shares
Equipment
zl
12.54
Electrical
&
Food
Bteel
*
1957
1957
99.552
99.514
-
!)!).289
1957_
22,
Ask
5)9.538
10.55
Series
Securities
99.27
100.1
Hilton
Corp——-—1
General
Inc
Ask
5-
4-56
1-56
.1971
Fund
Bid
1-56
9-
5-
11.33
1
Shares
Due
8-
3.50%
3.625%
99.790
6.06
Ltd—
Dated
3.20%
100
99.729
10.37
Series
Chemistry
Rate
100
99.29
1957—
1
Over-The-Counter
4.33
a.oo
Intl
Ask
99.29
2-57
1957
9.76
Fund
Electronics
3.9o
In«t
Bid
2-57
1-
17,
Capital Fund
Nucleonics
7.87
RR
Due
1-
24,
1
Stock
England
91.4
2-56
January
18.40
Series
York
90.28
2-56
11.38
..._1
Series
Growth
New
91 28
1Q61
1961
7-
40.83
1
Stock
91.20
1.
1,
94.18
4-
10.53 *
Inc.l
Corp
Series
Preferred
92.24
a3.44
Series
Financial
Group
Dated
37.77
7.86
12.64
al4.62
Series
Dividend
93.24
92.16
3.30s
Security Series—
Bond
93.16
Fund
Fidelity
Gas
Inc
Corp
Investors
95.18
1,
i960
1. I960
3.10%
January
January
January
January
7.17
11.69
Shares—
Wide Securities Co
96.7
5)4.10
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
9.48
10c
•
National
Founders
Futures
Oct.
Vis
96.20
95.10
1959
1959
April
1
3.52
33Vic
National
Stock
Stock Fund
Electronics
1 %s
99.6
3.18
Fund
Fund
Shares
Balanced
Howard—
&
99.22
99.4
3.60
2.88
Stock
I
Trust
Income
Eaton
Oct.
99.20
4.55
3.27
Trust
Growth
Life
Invest
Mutual
1
April
l'/»s
1,
1957
4.19
4.13
lc
Inc
Inc
Mutual
14.89
63
Fund
Investors
Investors
Fund
1
Fund
Income
Vegh
Bond
Massachusetts
Inc
Investing Co Inc
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
De
1 Vis
99.10
1,
98.26
5)6.5
1959
4.37
lc
Special Investment shares
Transport shares
16.20
—
Inc
99.20
Vis Oct.
1957
15,
December
—
Fund
1,
1
99.12
1957
99.30
97.20
98.24
5)6.12
2.79
3.97
3.80
lc
shares
X2.48
lc
shares
shares
Petroleum
1
Inc
15,
April
1958
1958
5.81
lc
Industries
shares
—1
Fund
1,
99
5)7.12
1958
15,
l'/as Oct.
3.40%
Composite Bond & Stock
Composite
2%s June
99.28
1957—
Funds—
Electrical
1,
100.3
99.8
1.
15.
2%s Aug.
2s
1957
Ask
98.24
6.66
Lexington Trust Fund
Automobile
1957
100.2
1 Vis
15.
April
1%S
Rate
Managed
April
1,
100.1
3.875'/
Inc—
Securities
Preferred
Colonial
19.34
Trust—
Fund
Chemical
1
13.73
Oct.
1 Vis
99.30
Bid
Notes—dCont.)-
1 Vis
Notes—
March
12.31
6.08
Growth
———-1
—-
12.70
99.30
100
—.
1957_:
point
10.76
14.23
California
1,
a
15.80
11.38
Fund
Ltd———
Treasury
17.64
11.42
Fund
1957
99.28
of
12.65
1
16.32
10.57
Bullock
24,
99.28
1957
32nda
more
Treasury
1957
22.
or
17.34
11.59
14.48
Ltd.l
Stks)_l
1
Bowling Green Fund————10c
Street
15,
one
Maturity—
Indebtedness-
March
3'As
5.86
a20.83
(Speculative Pfd Stks)__l
(High-Grade Com Stk)__1
S-l
of
2%s
2%s
represent
Ask
Funds—
Bonds)
Priced
Bid
l%s Feb.
Fund.l
S-2
Blue
Bid
3
B-2
Fund
-
4.00
8.80
15.74
Axe-Science &
Par
Jefferson Custodian Funds Inc.l
1
Axe-Houghton
Mutual Funds—
1.80
Inc—1
Fund
Fund
Ask
Development
Mutual
Maturity—
must carry on
I
4&
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2778)
Third Federal Reserve
this week will show an increase compared with a year ago.
Pre¬
Week
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Chester
there is
Our comparative
gain for the week ending Friday of 8.f%.
a
for
summary
|
2.197,283
—
0.1
+
0.1
+
6.7
4,247.697
4,381,694
Scranton
■-
7.416,969
7.447,754
♦3,700,000
4,183,922
7.900.V58
b.63 <,138
20,363.886
18,772,566
21.084.144
1,363,573,135
1,294,177,560
„
1959
1,180,417,243
„
+
Delaware—Wilmington
Jersey—Trenton
1,302,(K)0,000
5.8
(11
cities)
Ohio—Canton
8.5
7,713,623
3,557,937
9,544.245
9.529,263
21,770,8:. 8
20,2t 0,984
—18.5
13,695,427
"... 16,036, <74
+
5.7
1,310,705,699
1.260,960,436
4
—
23.035,288
>
12,104.541
12,4^9,791
Cincinnati
298,482,047
276,890,763
7.8
273,36..644
297,868,65 7
Cleveland,.
6.4
+
540,123,963
566.613,165
4.7
569.035.751
52o,957,9 J9
63,093,800
56,303,200
4 12.1
60,114.600
54,756,800
2.8
11,231.253
8.100.356
761.727.795
Louis
702,075,393
■'+
8.5
Columbus
439,626,753
City
431,491,869
+
1.9
Mansfield
12,586,398
8,494,062
4
48.2
11,582.004
Youngstown__l_____
14.938,320
14,407,248
4
3.7
13,020.654
13,716,9,6
141,612,864
500,364,266
420.565.583
415,055,166
1,382,941,933
1,435,522,509
1,298,710,619
1.328.83i,637
423,400.000
Francisco
413,700,000
:
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh—
—11.7'
1 J,355.803
4 11.3
711,193,860
791.402,000
2.3
+
Pittsburgh
500,943,958
461,647,173
4
639,949,899
034,419,408
4
396,536,487
370,68 3,199
4
6.9
$19,827,886,432
$18,457,346,037
4
7.4
4,760,753,960
4,557,542,815
4
4.5
$24,568,640,392
$23,014,888,852
4
6.8
912.150,792
911,503,561
4
0.1
(7
cities)
0.9
Baltimore
Total
8.5
Cleveland
Ten cities, five days
Other cities, live
days
all
All cities,
cities, live days..
day
one
Virginia—Huntington
all
Complete and
issue of
cities for
$25,500,791,184
details for the week
exact
next
week
week.
We
cannot
covered
furnish
Saturday, and the Saturday figures
$23,926,397,413
District of Columbia—Washington—
as
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
week
3.0
345,254 ,r.44
752.146,023
+
'•
37,626.395
Nashville——™
i
/'''
397,600,000
8,183,203
8.290,978
Augusta..
18
Macon
the elaborate detailed statement,
able to
we are
Dec. 15.
For
however, which
134,466.571
653,747,243
l
■
26,5-19.364
2.7
378,40 J,010
1.4
—
33/02,648
121,229.048
5.0'
—
—
that week
there
was
decrease
a
of
1.2%, the aggregate clearings for
at
week in 1955.
this
center
showing
decrease
a
Federal Reserve Districts
the New York
of
in which
Reserve District
3.2%.
they
We
124,91
7.170.455
c,8 .4,033
located
are
3.0%, but in the Boston Reserve District the
and in the
a
gain Of 1.3%
loss of
a
and
Minneapolis
Reserve
Reserve
District
by 0.5%
District
there is
Reserve District
and the St.
has enlarged
decrease
a
Louis
its
of .1*7%
of
following
we
furnish
Total
the
to
that in
decline
a
totals
and
The
District
by 4.3%.
in »the
is
Chicago Reserve
by
3hd New York
10
3rd Philadelphia
11
4th Cleveland
7
#th Richmond
6
-
ith Atlanta
10
7th Chicago
17
tth St. Louis
4
Pth Minneapolis
__
liftth Kansas City__
11th
L
7
6
Dallas
lilth San
1955
$
eltlaa
e
Inc.
Dec.
$
853,691,804
778,653,730
Kansas
Reserve
City
District
Indiana—Fort
12,863,421,543
Terre
Wayne
We
now
York
13,261,551,743
1,368,573,135
1954
or
%
1,435,522,509
Des
our
13,157,081,185
11,201,541,922
761,906,848
752,146,023
1,310,705,699
1.260,960,486
3.7
1,298,710,689
City..
—_
1,254,850,566
1.3
+
1,223,021,143
1,551,709,940
1,559,351,563
742,869,898
789,312,481
580.837,018
556,701,796
615,574,803
H
702,086,582
515,592,361
2.6
1,108,077,583
744,076,393
+;
4.3
566,692,387
533,542,740
1,273,582,484
24,083,653,392
l'i
statement
—
.
—
+
1.7
621,063,371
600,054,797
3.4
524,286,517
483,622,134
1.8
1,179,602,506
1,135,131,082
,298,935,923
—
+
1.2
23,495,190,389
10,780,193,802
Ended
1955
$
Dec.
6,835,397
1,559,351,563
Louis
369,903.000
Inc.
or
Dec. %
742,869,898
e
1953
\
„
cities)
Northern
Total
.
2.580,727
2 116.223
7,541,239
+ 19.2
7,029,577
10,620,213
Jersey
citlea)
15,274,238
1 .,0
1,42 »
1.4
10,226.655
9.7-i0,217
6,0.*,812
5,6.^1,218
0.5
1,466,870,294
1,383,823,751
G.9
276,400.000
4.2
227,392.292
407,203,600
19o,51c/ <6
5.4
147,888.047
133,926,*2d
—
—
—14.5
5.9
—
-
2,42 j,126
2,139,393
754,100,465
1
744,076,393
Paul
370.547,307
140,097,051
_
—
140,709,359
______
North
Dakota—Fargo
Couth
Dakota—Aberdeen
+ 13.7
8,619.253
8,763,071
6.0
379,945,303
346,577,730
0.4
1*3,124.J76
140,215,016
+
—
9,808,542
+
21.9
5.153,395
4,814,274
'+
7.0
5,2 jO.I.93
4,
7,002,363
8,057,967
—13.1
7.123.590
5/60,261
11,956,922
Montana—Billings
9,95^,279
9,091,
95
13,246,575
(7
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
12,374,035
566,092,387
527,323,691
2.4
—
City—
1,057,863
1,032,852
1,215.899
965.043
—13.5
868.964
728,774
12.512,993
—11.7
10,046.084
9,238,104
155,536,294
_
953,864
11,051,147
_
157,547,432
1.3
153,758,831
163,781,782
11,525,353
825,458
_
Kansas—Topeka
.
—
11,771,590
11,939,434
26,823,401
25,305,572
385.689,364
396,783,044
13,082,279
—
16,119.378
6,669,908
City
Joseph
6.379,150
1.4
—
9.498,465
6.0
+
Wichita
St.
12,715.6d3
4.3
+
556,701,796
1.3
+
13.423,514
580,837,018
cities)
50,113
25,917,060
2J.271.8J8
369.930,158
2.8
398,438,6 y2
+ 18.0
15,397/21
4.6
5,921,505
13,78 I,
44
616,803,324
696 280,402
629,332,234
+ 10.6
660,867,406
3.293,063
+ 25.9
4,667,780
+11.7
1 415,613
■
Colorado—Colorado
Pueblo
3.534.663
1,677,077
Springs
:
tai
• a
+
3,592,79.)
• at
i
5,226, o32
1.347,409
Total
4,221,>070
+
4.1
4,212,463
4,675.014
15,049,'995 '
+
7.8
15,777.568
12.585.736
+
3.2
10.232, C89
10.419,008
41,973,944
39,995,714
+
4.9
41,309.314
42.553.196
24,129.476
+ 15.9
20.208.099
17.182.892
626,089,620
1.7
—
621,063,371
35,504,200
2,933,741
3,269,098
778,653,730
—
5.4
600,054,797
-
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
Texas—Austin
34,359,000
43,751.500
—10.3
2,672,875
Forth
805,313,111
11.936,428
4*8,488,243
Worth..
Galveston
7,228.000
Falls
6.764,£89
•
533,542,740
37,859,526
1.2
—
18,110,423
445,130,818
0.5
+
7,258,471
17,981.496
515,592,261
Louisiana—Slireveport
11,0G4,4'8
3.8
—
7,313,000
Wichita
4.7,
—
49,386,175--
40,593.037
6.8
—
0.7
—
7,
6i.0j0
6.561.C9J
15,801,666.
u...
8,458,952
411,76
,9,1
3G,13<,1 »1
7,60
,0
0
5,940,716
13,67j.3O4
2.137.070
9.0
11,424.529
431,600.710
Dallas
f
853,691,804
77,310,554
615,574,803
-
11,724,413
33.581.700
cities)
(9
-
763,094,876
+
(6
cities)
3.4
—
524,286,517
483,622,13 4
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Washington—Seattle
Yakima
75,156,963
+
2.9
4,191,111
4,550,273
3,388,474
3,675,004
7.3
125,595,566
127,157,129
12.4
2.903.323
2,625.865
San
Francisco
San
1.3
2,607,511
2,724,732
3.2
+
95,541,171
Jose
Lake
City. '
35.146.671
California—Long Beach
12.714,996,587
10,844.430.102
1.3
38,616.231
32,292,655
+
:
|
1.8
21,198.920
IS.180,232
674,470,837
633,661,724
26,861,845
24.793,085
.
Santa
Barbara
6,1,9.16)
5,313,323
9.8
131.281,1: 8
168,233,911
1.3
91,813,033
84,92 ',125
—
+
.,8.8
+ 10.5
—
23,308,925
+
7.3
21.02-8,456
22.354.333
+
2.9
24,612.030
23,8j 1,246
+
17,627,120
22,826,237
16,1
3,211
1.3
631,792,986
627,509.883
8.3
20,568.502
17,6,5,950
9,779,128
9,259,304
+
5.6
7,755.411
16,579.318
Stockton
25,873,586
175.163,014
11.2
+
35.833.986
27.663,112
186,642.531
+
'
Pasadena.
12,784,717,469
41,582.261
J.
—
—r
5.645,852
186,640,008
94,275,687
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt
203,588,969
5,711.864
204,992,757
________
20.676,062
3,790,404
135,398,727
207,341.603
1
61,453,715
25.021.781
n«w
5,73-.-,345
.—
9,342,333
\ 392,760,499
_
Minneapolis
6.558.836
42.134,130
(10
5,553,341
Ninth Federal Reserve District- Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth
*n
9.2
12,375.307,500
Connecticut—Stamford
0.5
—
789,312,481
(4
Omaha.
1954
+
2,932.780
Ktw Jersey—Newark
2,104,871
1.035,1.0,71G
+
2.906,297
Lincoln
2,916,1^1
3.628.513
Rochester
13,6 j-.,321
1,537,033
+ 20.0
397.509,000
2,484,944
15—
in—
145,215.565
Syracuse
17,674.695
1,091,075,056
—
12,354,677
1,551,709,940
0
02
—24.1
7,140,819
19,280,999
Illinois—Quincy
Hastings
<ai
New York
'
,5
3,
0.5
+
229.301,991
showing the figures for each city for the
Seeend Federal Reserve
Dlstrlet—New York-
Bnlra
0.1
5.0
36,.59,754
+ 12.8
1,156,202,587
159.60 4,193
Total
Jamestown
+
1,739,981
.
150,913,956
10,319,177,536
27,977,275
Buffalo
45,179.822
219,570,998
Total
16 224,915
York—Albany
8.2
118,82
21,163,607,638
1.0
12.100,267
Blnghamton
+
J,162,0 12
3,927,256
6,102,434
15,342,642
;
8.2
14,647,111
Nebraska—Fremont
4.395,390
cities)
64
126,G44,503
+
Tennessee—Memphis
St.
1,872,571
(12
3,994.
—11.7
Kentucky—Louisville
527,328,69 L
4,179,965
Hampshire—Manchester
12,134,934
44,707,025
1,963,235
cities)
77.93o.0J0
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
1.383,823,751
754,100,465
Lowell
Total
4,751,246
3.4
1
5_, j00
9,9^1.832
0.4
+
—
8.90J, )92
11,132,,93
82,
1.
1.051,394,021
1,466,870,294
5.9
—
8,986.850
Portland
■*w
6,735,688
8,199,318
Missouri—Kansas
Rhode Island—Providence
140,696,897
12,522,102
(17
653,747.248
3.104.784
Haven
10,425,940
1,161,536,289
.
Total
.
0.5
+■
—
628,089,620
1,296,358,630
«•
MAlne—Bangor
New
4.6
2.1
7,102,718
Missouri—St.
«•
$
Connecticut—Hartford
+
+
15,344.735
.___
• •
1956
Springfield
12,165,398
81.186,000
M
First Federal Reserve District—I
Worcester
16,439,837
20.003.0^0
43,393,701
Decatur—
«*
Clem ring* at—
New Bedford
2.677,413
20,30—3 03
+ 23.3
rl 1,258,585
3,522 223
1.4
—
««
Week
River
—42.1
5.347,870
1,328,831,637
week ended Dec. 15 for four
years:
Pall
179,2o6,6J0
1,051,394,021
7,287,925
Moines
Sioux
M
detailed
Kfcseachusetts—Boston
179,525.270
124,219,858
-
Rapids.
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
1
$
763.094.876
5.7
+
.—
,891
30,002
705,446
1,103,077,583
10,467,347
4,590,361
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
1953
$
805,313,111
3.0
.—
10,
2.6
+
12,727,818
Rockford
9.0
+
1,294.177,560
1,382,941,933
City
add
749,802
82,883,000
U
New
11,72 .223
0.3
5,46-.,6 .4
+ 14.5
2,,i<0„>12
13,877,607
-
Haute
Iowa—Cedar
increase of 1,8%.
«•
_
Outside
21.5
+
187,259/64
3,097,643
Helena
Total
133,L9
+
1,223,021,143
22,849.6j2
_
Indianapolis
South Bend__—
Peoria
••
11,412,520,984
10
177,419,232
170.544.233
*
of-
<•
23,783,328,484
Francisco
194,099.021
4.3
District—Chicago—
Arbor—
Rapids
Lansing.
OF BANK CLEARINGS
1956
12
7,444.162
16.5
—
summary by Federal Reserve Districts:
a
15—
—
i
1,254,850,566
Grand
Total
Week Ended Dec.
14,797,243
740,549
214,415,353
;
cities)
Springfield
SUMMARY
lit Boston
Orleans
742,737
Seventh Federal Reserve
5.9%, but the
In the
Dallas
an
(10
Michigan—Ann
of
improvement of 9.6%
an
2.6%.
Reserve
17,978,457
;
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louis'ana—New
'
2.5
+
230,355,704';
In the Cleveland Reserve District
3.4%, but in the San Francisco Reserve District there
In the.
note
we
3.7%, but in the Richmond Reserve District the totals enjoy
in the Atlanta
District falls behind
this
the totals record
totals register
Philadelphia Reserve District of 5.7%.
the totals suffer
and from
(including this city)
+
208.463,081
220,475,763
Mobile—
,.33
9 354,00 .,003
,
1.0%, the bank clearings
the cities according
group
7,874,964
242,906,642
Alabama—Birmingham
against $24,083,653,392 in the
Outside of this city there was a gain of
8,073,584
,
Florida—Jacksonville
give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
the whole country having amounted to
$23,788,328,484
same
present further below,
we
0,111
3 .,<j54
702,f 83/ 82
*
In
,0
<>,
302,153,172
131,2^,111
0.6
+
130,239,000
177,*/C0,000
22,408,0 JO
-
1.3
+
37,390,860
126,748,432
.
21,372.000,
187,410.164
5.0
143,101,532
761,906,348
Georgia—Atlanta
4,136,800
G,036 669
0.1
153.429.246
cities)
Tennessee—Knoxville
has to be estimated.
cases
8,52 7,228
364,620,424
Sixth Federal Reserve District-Atlanta—
appear
the
not available at time of going to press.
are
j
1.9
0.5
6.C
today, inasmuch
4.236.130
27.568,000
200.550,337
365.002,515
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
by the foregoing will
them
7.4
4,769,502
26,093,109
201,479,085
8,782,463
Richmond
(6
"
5,120,390
Virginia—Norfolk—™
Total
Total
3.7
—
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmondwest
South
Total
ends
:
3.4
3,350,755
7,27^180
4.165.580
,/
—11.6
—
1.939,6-.2
5.595,342
1,189,1,0./,QUO
3,918.311
I
0.4
—
5
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
8.1
+
1,116.070, €25
1,385,000,000
,
Boston
Kansas
our
*
2.0
3.1
—
3 2
G.208.452
1,238.OOj+A/J
-
%
$13,308,882,227 $12,313,867,510
York
Philadelphia
in
,
1,941,413
$
1956
Chicago
San
2.089 150
4,812,360
..
York
Total
BY TELEGRAPH
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
St.
$
—13.0
1.514,753
:
,
Week End. Dec. 22—
New
1953
S
1,856.951
1,21*000.000
2,196,949
Reading—
New
1954
%
12.7
+
-2.530,451
4,818,653
"
the week follows:
15-
or
l,295,uOO,COG
;
Philadelphia
At this center
1955.
1.867,521
'2.050,394
-
Lancaster
Our preliminary totals stand
$25,500,791,184 against $23,926,397,413 for the same week in
Dec.
'
Wilkes-Barre
at
Dec.
Inc.
$
2,105,263
,
Bethlehem
possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
6.6% above those of the corresponding week last year.
Ended
1955
S
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Dec. 22, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is
Monday, December 24, 1956
.
1956
liminary figures compiled by us based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
of the country,
.
District—Philadelphia-
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank clearings
.
12,978.484
+
27.7
12,lol,321
6,49.,6
6
10,9o2,39 2
23,582.325
82.496,267
81.211,346
12,863,421,548
75,316,442
88,343,488
13,261,551,743 *
+
—
—
9.5
P.l
3.0
73,956.625
87,079.430"
13,157,081,185
Total
Grand
(10
total
cities)
(109
67,301,525
80,305,553
11,231,541,922
Outside
New
York
♦Estimated,
1,296,358,630
City
(a)
Clearings
—
1,273.582.484
23.788,328,484
cities)
24,083,653.392
11,412.520,984
11.298,935,923
operations
discantinu&cl.
+
—
+
1.3
1,179,602,506
1.135,131/ 82
1.2
23,495,190.389
21,163,607,638
1.0
10,780,153,802
10,319,177,536
Volume
184
Number 5597
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
■
1
(2779)
ENTIRE
Foreign Exchange Rates
Punuant
the
to
requirement of
Section
522
ACF
of the Tariff Act of
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE
RATES
•
-
CERTIFIED
BY_. FEDERAL
DECEMBER
,
14,. 1956
RESERVE
TO
BANK
DECEMEER- 20.
TO
TREASURY
UNDER
1956,. INCLUSiVE
the
on
TARIFF
OF
CALLED
Date
y
5%
Inc.,
cumulative
$1.20 cumulative series B convertible
1930
Eastern
preferred stock—Dec.
Industries, Inc.,
5% cumul. conv pfd. stock
(Germany)—
adjustment bonds due Jan. 1, 1968
Gull States Land & Industries, Inc., class A stock
International Nickel Co. of Calada, Ltd.—
7%
preferred stock
General
.
Electric
pountry and Monetary Unit
- Noon
Buying
Rate
for
Friday
*
'
*-
■"
Argentina,
peso—*'
Official
V
Free
"> v,
*
"
.
;
.>■
New-York
(Value
*•
"
In
United
States
Money)
Wednesday
Kerr-McGee
Thursday
Dec. 19
Dec. 20
Dec. 18
...
$
$ -
4 V2 7c
.0555555*
.0555555*
,0555555*
-
"
British
Malaysia, Malayan dollar
dollar
Canada,
Ceylon,
.0385802*
-
~
rupee
^'
,
>
■
;
.325183
1.040078
.203900
">
guilder
.
.238200*
*'
.208691
'
2.757735
.140080*
-
"
2.786770
~
.140080*
.261012
.261018
Africa, pound
pound sterling...
T40030*
.496766*
.496766*
.496766*
.0349000
.496766*
.034)000
.0349000
.0349000
.193330*
-,*193330*
.233350
2.785089
With
this
dends
which
19,
2.776255
2.774698
of
long-term
capital
2.786741
2.785178
preferred
$4.50
account..^
Redemption fund for F.
Total
*
F.
R.
gold certificate
Dec. 21,
1956
1955
$20,366,393
notes—
$20,364,392
874,511
$20,136,352
858,140
869,949
$21,240,904
$21,222,538
$21,006,301
291,980
285,108
262,631
297,104
772,426
558,987
640
31,764
31.764
17,589
22,112
15,084
1.626,520
10,932,699
5,920,699
9,153.913
9,153.013
14.165,913
2,801,750
2,801,750
2,801,750
advances__
Acceptances—
Bought
Held
U.
S.
oufcright__
under
repurchase
agreement
Certificates
Notes
_—___
Bonds
..
..
___
from
Federal
Reserve
A summary
Total
—,
Held
bought
under
outright—
repurchase
$24,514,882
$24,356,208
Loans
153,700
281,630
Loans
'
Total
U.
Total
loans
Due
from
securities
cash
22
item.-.—
—;
Commercial
*
5,065.637
5.716 030
73,399
73,311
61,414
243,570
$52,808,577
.
$54,271,193
estate
notes.—
$27,507,630
U.
$27,329,532 $27,038,037
bank
reserves
_____
Other
Government
S.
1,985
5,181
Loans
to
19,280.157
539 179
Reserves
with Federal
4,>2,J<M
47rh310
Cash
vault—
167.032
183.159
319,502
Balances
banks
with
—_
Reserve
—
52
—
36
+
—
138
—
Deferred
deposits
availability cash itein.s_.___
Other liabilities
Total
.
—
and
accrued
$21,177,677 $20,000,034 $20,727,157
4,261,179
3,814 763
3,823.489
divids.
20.2.07
liabilities
$,>2,969,933 $51,172,293 $oi,oi2,6».)
-----—
paid
|
324,849
_________
(Section
7l____
Surplus
(Section
13b
Other
capital
Interbank
693,612
301 888
693,(12
27.543
27.543
"i_
accounts
Foreign
324.216
255.256
660 901
"
244.010
27'543!'
liabilties
and
rapital accts._
,
liability on acceptances
purchased.for foreign correspondents
So4,271,193
206,176
^
Industrial
loan
Ratio of gold
_
deposit
combined
F.
R.
—
51,225
51.635
•
2,161
2 36G
43.6%
__
44.8 %
The condition statement of
weekly
banks of the Federal Reserve
ended
Dec.
and
reporting member
System in leading cities
following
12:
—
principal
changes
Increases of $339 million
for
in
the
week
a
40
+
202
1,649
—
Federal
From
others
tExclusive
Reserve
399
—
111
+
15
—
67
+
86
Banks———
,911
—
loans
of
individual
•Preliminary
banks
to
loan
items
deduction
after
shown
are
Francisco
(San
and
,,
decrease of $917 million in United States
be
found
list
a
districts,
million
cisco
million
Louis
trict.
with
in
loans
increased
in
all
but
the
in New York
District, $45
principal increases being $115
City, $66 million in the San Fran¬
million
the Cleveland
in
the
Chicago
District,
District, $22 million
in
$30
the St.
District, and $20 million in the Philadelphia Dis¬
Changes according to industry appear in another
release.
Loans to brokers and dealers for
purchas¬
ing or carrying United States Government and other
securities decreased $86 million.
press
Holdings of Treasury bills increased
which
$98 million
was
in
New
Tire
5#2%
of
Co.
ing tenders, and the
the
the details
number gives the location
page
(except where indicated)
given in the "Chronicle."
were
York
OF
United
Cigar-Whelan Stores
Corp.
pfd.
conv.
stock—__Jan.
Atnpal-American
15-year
$116
million, of
Holdings 4-f
4%
Appalachian
sinking
16
2228
Page
fund
Power
debs.,
series
Co^, 4.50%
A,
due
pfd.
1966—Jan.
7
2438
stock—.Jan.
I
2322
Ashley, Drew & Northern Ry.=—
First mortgage
5%
6ity Investing Co., 5'/2%
Colorado
Fuel &
Iron
Compania Saftrera
20-year 5%
series
Interprovincial
3'/st%
First
Pet
Pipe
1st mtge.
Electtic
Corp., 5 Vu %
Jan.
preferred
cumul.
stock
pfd. stock
Line
6Vz%
.Jan.
1
1
•
»
Dec.
31
2439
Jan.
y
2
2323
B—Jan.
1
&
Co.,
gold
bonds
due
1963—.
;_*t
1
1-10
50c
12-27
12-10
50c
12-27
12-17
5%
12-31
12-21
12-31
12-21
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
12-31
12-15
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
2-
1
1-10
1-
1
12-10
1-
1
$1.12 '/a
12-15
45c
12-31
12-
4
593/8c
1-1-57
12-
4
1-1-57
12-
4
1-1-57
12-
divid.)
4
1-
2
12-18
4%
1-18
12-28
12-28
12-14
$1.37'/a
$1.37'/a
12-28
12-14
12-28
12-14
$1.1834
12-28
12-14
$1.12 '/a
i
12-28
$1.25
$1.25
:—
12-28
12-14
12-14
$1.06'4
12-14
12-28
12-14
9334c
(quar.)
12-28
$1.06*4
(quar.)
12-28
12-14
12-14
12-14
1
12-17
1-
2
12-18
1-
1
12-22
$1.15
1-
1
12-14
$1.23
;
2
2
$1.25
(quar.)___
1-
1-
17*/ac
—
1-
25C
(quar.)
7'/aC
7*/aC
class A
1-
1
12-14
'
Georgia
$4.92
$5
preferred
Corp.,
(quar.)
______
;
_—
$1.25
preferred
Cement
Co.
dividend
Lewis
&
50c
Co.
Extra
Tool
(quar.)
(quar.)
—__
-
.
Falls
Glidden
Insurance
preferred
Stock
&
Goldblatt
Goodrich
(N.
Y.)
(quar.)
—
conv.
pfd.
(quar.)_
Co.
Goodyear
F.)
Tire
Co.
&
1-
1
12-20
2-
1
1-10
12-27
12-17
35c
1-18
25c
1-18
50c
1-
2
1-
4
1-
4
12-14
1-
2
11-30
15c
1-
2
12-10
1-
2
12-1Q
1-
2
12-14
l-'2
12-10
$1.50
(quar.)
12 Vac
(quar.»_
1-
2
55c
12-31
12-
7
t50c
(quar.)
1-31
2-
Ltd.—
(Canada)
Rubber
preference
(quarj
Batteries.
1
75c
Manufacturing
<B.
12-15
50c
60c
(quar.)
Telegraph
Bros.
1
$1.12'/a
(quar.)
Co.
Brewing Co.,
4Va%
Co.
12-14
12-14
1-
50c
5%
__—
&
12-31
20c
(quar.)
Machine
McBean
1-1
$1.50
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
Art
Gladding,
4%
(quar.)
(quar.)
$6
Portland
Giddings
Gold
pfd.
$4.60
Power Co.,
preferred
Gerra
1-10
Employees
Employees
&
(W.
Toy,
Drug
T.)
Ltd.
Co.,
Stores
-Jan.
1
2328
Great
American
Feb.
15
*
Great
Lakes
Inc.
1
1-18
35c
12-24
12-10
10c
12-28
12-14
t25c
12-31
12-31
12-lg
(quar.)
9334C
1-
1
12-6
35c
1-
2
12-18
37*/aC
1-15
12-20
15c
2-15
12-
4 2 *4 C
(quar.)
Insurance
Life
(s-a)
jlOc
Gould-National
Government
Gray
stock:
(stock
Genung's
Inc.
(quar.)—
^Georgia-Pacific Corp.—
5%
preferred (quar.)—
Grant
Ltd.—
preferred
2-
12-20
50c
—
(quar.)
Parts
3
53'/sc
(quar.)
(quar.)
Brewery,
12-10
1-
35c
(quar.)—.
B
Genuine
Grand
Co.—
collateral trust bonds, series
12-14
12-10
55c
(quar.)
Rubber, com.
Government
Antolagasta—
debentures
and
4V2 %
cumulative
de Tarapaca
Power
mortgage
Milk
1962
5
12-31
12-31
27'/a c
Corp.
preferred
Goodman
bonds due
1-
25c
31V4C
(quar.)
Goebel
Trading Corn.—
12-14
of Wisconsin—
(quar.)
Glens
REDEMPTIONS
Date
Palestine
Electric
Page
5
55c
preferred
preferred
Stock
Date
7
1-
-
53c
—
(quar.)
pref.
.Giant
TENDERS
1-
-
60C
(quar.)
pref.
Gibson
NOTICE
Company and Issue—
Nippon
City.
in
in which
7
1
$1.25
62'/2 c
(quar.)
preferred
Class
volume
current
V
25c
(quar.)
pref.
414 %
last date for mak¬
1-
2-
12-1Q
50c
quar.)
___—
pref.
Genesee
or
1
Pennsylvania—
of
(guar.)
4Vi%
corporate bonds, notes,
(increased
preferred (quar.)
p*ef. (quar.)
$5.50
334%
The date indicates the redemption
PARTIAL
industrial
Time
General
$5
and, ; common stock called
for redemption,
called under sinking" fund provisions.
2-
C6. of Ohio—•
preferred
General
gross.
those
1
20c
(quar.)_.
preferred (quar.)
Telephone Corp., com. (inc. quar.)
convertible preferred
(quar.)
4.75%
4.40%
re¬
Notices
preferred
(initial)
com.
+—
4%.%
including
new
...
preferred
$4.50
-
District).
Company and Issue—
Commercial and
valuation
1-
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Corp. (increased quar.)
Castings
—
preferred
5V2%
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
Government deposits.
two*
of
•-
Canada
—
4convertible
From
commercial
loans, $138 millio* in balances with the
banks, and $1,470 million in demand deposits
adjusted, and
194
—
industrial
domestic
+
12-14
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Telephone Co. of the Southwest—
General
44.0%
Condition Statement of Member Banks
the
190
j
banks
Below will
shows
—
+
deposits—
banks
12-18
12-28
9334c
Utilities
&
General Telephone Co.
34,161
2.160
.
to
liabilities
________
917
10,996
+
11-30
12-28
J 10c
434%
■■
'
reserves
note
—
343
251
372
—
94
1-4-57
10c
(s-a)
preferred
$1.25
5%
commitments _l
certificate
and
$o2,462,574 $52,808,577
+ 1,470
+
2-15-57
25c
$1.25
(quar.)
of
Telephone
$2.10
Borrowings—
serves;
Total
Contingent
58,215
12-21
*10c
General Telephone
112
21.874
1,351
deposits
demand*
Domestic
in
Surplus
deposits adjusted-..
Government
1-25
—
Telephone Co. of Michigan—
preferred
(quar.)
General
deposits except U. S. Government
S.
common
Telephone Co. of Indiana—
preferred (quar.)
$2.20
Demand
Time
In
is-a)
Steel
■
General
LIABILITIES—
U.
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
Capital
231386
27 014
1-18
50c
—
dividend
$1.40
Total
12-14
2-11
quar.)_
(quar.)j;
Realty
$2.50
22
+
12-31
12-28
50c
B
(Boston)
Railway Signal,
$2.40
4
134
12-14
(quar.)
Petroleums
General
39
+
12-31
Corp.—
preferred
General
704
.38
+
2,517
banks..
pfd.
preferred
Extra
+
—
1,153
domestic
Motors
General
—1,976
—
5%
Reinsurance
—
13,609
12-14
0.0075%
class
(quai.)
Refractories
5
12-31
preferred
or
(initial
com.
Trust
Stock
52
+
1,249
Banks—
;
Investors
General
482
277
—1,905
+-
7,591
.
A
Enterprises
Ceneral
—3,676
6
7
25c
(quar.)_^
64
63
12-
~25c
3%
of
class
payable
Industrial
698
116
—
18,720
:
313,941
__
714
12-31
(quar.)
Co.
969
+
'
1,260
'
7
15c
Corp.—
+-
+
25,883
indebtedness
12-
Ltd.—
new
+
6
29
7
12-31
iquar.)_—
802
—
__
+
+
12-
25c
37l/2C
share
each
dividend
General
;
,
—
7
12-31
30c
carry¬
or
notes
bonds
in
86
—
Mfg.,
Electric
A
12-14
12-
$1.25
held)
Common
2
12-31
—
common
(one
on
Dynamics,
Class
-8,854
securities-—
19,080.840
par)
General
securities—total____
405,347
a;—.
+4,502
11,032
769,623
account
__L_
Products
General
for
^__
19,835,675
__________
Treasurer—general
Foreign
3391
1.197
loans
Other
Member
S.
purchasing
Treasury bills
Treasury certificates of
Treasury
Reserve
+
799
12-14
1-
$1
20c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)—!
preferred
$5
+5,179
securities--
or carrying
for
326 "*">*' ¥
468
dealers
and
Other loans
S.
301
securities
".Real
U.
—_
loans
ing
148,004
$32,462,574
Other
+
30,351
loans
\"4'
53,023
12-14
2
7
1-15
Co.,
dividend
$3.75
1-15
12-10
1-
50c
(quar.)
preferred
General
86;497
loans
brokers
purchasing
LIABILITIES—
U.
to
industrial
and
Agricultural
•«"
22
233,282
—
assets—______
Federal
,
$24,637,888
22
6,403.347
——
Deposits:
t
$24,668,582
$25,735,850 $25,275,234 $25,328,559
1955
12-20
12-
12-28
31V4C
(quar.)
Corp.,
Controls
Gas
1
12-31
4%
(quar.)__
General Mills,
(In millions of dollars)
and investments adjusted!——.
adjusted!—-■'_.—____
Loans
securities-^—
banks_:
assets—
Total
$24,908,732
and
premises
Other
.
Gov't
foreign
Uncollected
Bank
S.
1956
1-15
2-
12-20
12-22
$2
(quar.)
par)
General
7
15c
quar.)
General Crude Oil Co.
(—> Since
12-
1-15
Corp.—
($20
General
7
1-2-57
Corp.—
(increased
6%- preferred
Dec. 14,
1956
Supply
preferred
share
12-
15c
—
1-2-57
JlOc
(quar.)
(s-ai
preferred
5%
Dec. 5,
15c
(quar.)
Slock
12,*
Ltd.
1-
Texas—
par)
'General
12-17
$1.12'/2
of
($100
General
2
(exclusive
preferred
General
12-17
of
s-a)
preferred
Contract
General
Dec.
income
5%
Increase ( + ) or
340,600
$2.43,
are
5%
banks follows:
$24,568,132
agreement
1st
6%
of Rec.
52-24
gains).
Co.
preferred
Cable
General
Holdert
J5c <
conv.
4%
of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
Decrease
Oil
Builders
General
When
Payable
divi¬
—
Common
$111 million and borrowings from others decreased $67
million. Loans to banks increased $52 million.
ASSETS—
-
5%
decreased
Banks
net
(initial
Bakeries.
Stock
Borrowings
from
convertible
General
$190
increased
banks
is
American
($1
ber
outright-
Bills
domestic
to
2490
capital
common
General
million.
.Government securities—
Bought
credited
2330
31
$2.13
com.
Baking Co., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
General
Box Co
(stock dividend.)
adjusted
1,467,84(5
loans
,
deposits
Inc.,
$8
holdings of "other" securities decreased $38 million.
deposits
3
1970—Dec.
16)
General
District, $103 million in the Kansas City
District, and by smaller amounts in all of the other dis¬
tricts.
Time deposits increased $94 million, of which
$81 million was in time deposits of individuals, partner¬
ships, and corporations in New York City.
Demand
2,004
10,932,699
and
Industrial
million
$52
in the Cleveland
670,438
817
cash—
Discounts
decreased
285,616
316
other
reserves.—
287,409
of
banks—_____
1,679,770
notes
Other
R.
____•
bonds
increased $516 million in
New York City, $279 million in the San Francisco Dis¬
trict, $139 million in the Chicago District, $108 million
ASSETS—
certificate
Government
States
1,
page
(quar.)
Demand
Dec. 12,
Dec.
approximately $1.88 is from longgains and approximately
cents
Ext>ra
1S5C
Co.,
year
term
6%
Dec.
this
55
General
dollars)
declared
.193330*
New
of
due
aggregate
the
.233350
General
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
payment,
2.786383
and
debs,
Share
.233350
•Nominal
Gold
sub.
Investor:
2.775943
United
Jan.
1983
of Com-pany
American
.193330*
2.785312
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
14
15,
tjhis issue.
.233350
■2.774906."'..'
2.774491
General
.140080*
.233345
Kingdom,
pfd. stock—Jan.
cumul.
Jan.
Per
Name
2.757528
.C3 19000
;
*
.00277912*
.140080*
-
14
.0800560
2.759075
'
2.758766
♦
_Jan.
2326
DIVIDENDS
.00277912*
.261012
'
1
21
1,
|
due
(Continued from
.0800560
.496766*
peso
thousands
convertible
2.785104
.0800560
•
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.261031
<
'
"
Feb.
1968—Jan.
April
.208616
<00277912*
.0800560
Co., 6%
"
debentures
.233233*
-
2.786458
2325
/
due
preferred stock—
Gas
.00285463
.238200*
.208700
11
.00435401*
.00435401*
.193°30*
(In
sub;
1
Jan.
Associates—
•Announcement in
.00285468
.238130*
+
12
—Jan.
Inc.—
debentures
Corpora^ticn—
conv.
31
Dec.
.208833
'
^00435401*
'.00277912*
".261C25
2.757322
franc
South
sub.
Richmond
&
15-year 5%
.0199343
,
1.042812
-.00285500
.
2.785312
krona
United
"
.0800560
pound
krone
of
00233468
'-.208650
^___.
Zealand,
Switzerland,
.0199427
Varlan
-.0385802*
.325283
* .^208766
'•
314%:
2.219206
.0385802*
.0199500
1.043125
.203700
.
.00277912*
_
Norway,
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
'.0385802*
'
A.:. .325200
,00435401*
-,
2.785104
peso
"
'
.325066
.203625
Yen__
Sweden
"
'
.238180*
;
Netherlands,
.0385802*"
.0278573*
.0273756*
2.220451
'
;
Industries,
"
nound
Japan,
.
.
:.C02 5"68
_
T-oland
2.220202
-1.043750
.20C833
^
"*.0278423*
'
.0199562
:
'=.00435401*
_____
India,
r
>5".
•
1.042165
markka
(Metropolitan), franc
Germany, Deutsche mark
h'
.019 -453
..' 25333
~
rupee
Finland,
France
2.219372"-.=
.
York
Sinclair Oil
-.
>
;0284431*
;
...
.2.219040
Oil
convertible
Kings County Lighting Co.,
$
New
.0555555*
..0282632*
Belgium, franc___
Union
;
.
"
,0555~-55*
In"
Tuesday
Dec. 17
$
v
—
_____
Australia, pound____
Austria, schilling
New
Monday
Dec..14
-
^
Cable. Transfers
2437„
Co.
Debt
'
Pag*
conv.
Advent
different
ACT
Industries,
pfd. stock—Jan. 18
Evangelical Luthern Church—
First mortgage serial bonds dated July 1, 1952
Jan.
1
Apex Electrical Mfg. Co., 7% cumul. prior pfd. stock—Jan.
1
Clark Oil & Refining Corp.—
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the
Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
countries of the world.- We give below a
record for the week just passed.
ISSUES
Company and Issue—
\
51
(quar.)
Insurance
—
(quar.)
334<
preferred
(qua-r.,i__
Insurance
Engineering
<N.
Y.)
Works
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
2-
12-18
4
/
Per
Lakes
Great
Corp.—
Power
Towing,
Lakes
Great
7v
Western
Life
Western
Great
12-17
25c
12-31
12-18
$7
12-31
12-18
J 50c
12-31
12-17
—
—
ocmmon
30c
1-
2
(quar.)
2
12-10
25c
1-
2
12-14
2.
preferred
Industrial
30c
1B.1
Griesedieck
Co.,
—r~
12-18
12-28
12-18
New
2
12-15
$2.25
7
4'/a'»
12-31
$1.25
12-31
12-
7
$1.06%
12-31
12-
7
15c
12-28
12-17
•
—
—•---
(quar.)..—
(N.
Guaranty Trust Co.
Y.i
(quar.)__„_
(Fla.)
Insurance
1-15
Ohio
ic
RR..
preferred
preferred
Mortgage
A
Haloid
(quar. i__
4 '1
preferred
(quar.i
Cotton Co.,
Hamilton
Hamilton
Stock
Harnmermfll
4%"h
5%,
Homes
Natural
1
12-18
1-15
income
investment
ties
3
12-21
1
12-10
X 20c
1-
1
12-10
20c
1-
2
12-14
Insurance
5
Insurance
Bank
Hanover
Fire
Hanover
Shoe.
2
12-10
Interlake
2
12-10
International
2
12-12
Hat
2
1-
2
1-
1
12-17
1
1
12-20
50c
1-
2
12-14
2-28
—__—
Corp.
Fidelity
Insurance
(II.
J.i
B
Heller
iw.
Co.,
4%
5'A.';
E. 1
Minerals
&
(quar.)
iquai.)../,
34 %C
1-
1
12-14
12-27
12-12
International
Paints
(Canada),
(Geo.
W.i
Co.,
preferred
6%
preferred
Hercules
'Stock
High
A
(J.
43%C
1-
2
12-13
Inter-Ocean
MOc
1-
2
12-14
Interstate
Stock
Furnace
Mines,
Holmes
Home
30c
<D.
H.i
Dairy
<quar. 1
preferred
Ltd.
Home
Insurance
Oil.
Co.,
Horner
4%%
Inc.,
(F.
Houdaille
$2.25
(quar.)
Ltd., class
preferred
4%
preferred
4.407)
5% %
5%
Field
class
_
2
1
2
11-30
2
12-14
12-31
1-15
12-31
common
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
12-31
12-14
12-31
12-14
31 %c
12-31
12-14
8T%c
12-31
12-14
$1.37
12-19
12-29
12-19
50C
4
1-15
1-
4
50c
.
1-
50c
(quar.i
4-15
1-15
4-
5
Class
B
coin men
(quar.i
50c
4-15
4-
5
Class
A
common
(quar.i
50c
7-15
7-
5
Class
B
common
Felt,
Hubbell
Ltd.,
(Harvey 1
Extra
50c
(quar.)
class
A
(s-a)_
175C
National
Bank
5
convertible
12-31
12-
7
12-31
12-
7
(Jersey City)
$1
1-2
12-19
•
Ltd.—
class
Class
B
6.407)
preference
(quar.)_
Hall
+20c
(annual)..
1-15
12-15
J 40c
_
(quar.i
1-15
noc
;
___
1-15
12-15
$1.25
,
Hupp Corp.. common (stock .dividend)—
5%
preferred esries A iquar.
1-19
v.
12-15
1-
4
12-31
12-14
62 %c
12-31
12-12
t35c
1-2-57
12-13
1
12-14
12-27
12-21
5%
Huron
& Erie Mortgage Corp. (London, Ont.)
Quarterly
■_
Husky Oil & Refining (quar.i
Huttig Sash A Door. com. (year-end)
75c
v
preferred
(quar.i
Products
dividend
Circuit
4.60%
Ideal
Breaker,
preferred
Cement
Stock
Bell
Illinois
Brick
|
Co
Co.
<quar.i__
4.08%
preferred
1-
4
12-14
1-
4
12-14
12-31
(increased
(quar.)
12-29
1- 3
12-17
Lau
12-14
Lear,
12-31
1-15
12-14
Lealh
&
1
12-18
12-18
12-18
Lehigh
1- 1
1- 2
12-15
Lehn
12-12
Leonard
5
5
12-20
2
12-20
1-10
1- 2
—
(quar.)
,
7Vac
37'/ac
60c
53%c
35c
82V2C
$1.10
$1.08%
(quar.)—
^
Co.,
1-
I-
1- 2
1- 2
12-26
;
r
12-11
conn
Class
1- 2
12-
5
12-11
4 7)
12-10
1-18
1
1-18
12-20
12-28
2
12-20
1-2-57
12-14
1-2-57
4-1-57
3-15
30c
12-27
12-14
12-27
2-
1
1-10
1- 2
11-30
1-2
11-30
1- 2
(quar.)
com.
1- 2
11-30
51c
2-
1
$1:75
40c
12-14
1-1
2
12-15
12-28
12-17
1-
12-23
12-10
$1
12-28
12-20
4
12-20
12-28
12-20
1-4
12-20
1-11
12-11
12-28
11-23
12-28
11-23
62'/2C
$1.25
1-
1-
1
12-
5
Ltd.—
*20c
$1.46
&
pfd.
12-21
1-15
12-21
36V2C
(quar.;_
1-15
t20c
„
Power
12-31
S5c
$1
;—
;
$1.05
$1.08%
$1.12'a
3-
1
2-14
3-1
com,
(quar.)
Extra
2-14
3-
1
3-
1
2-14
3-
1
2-14
75c
12-31
12-10
12-31
12-10
50c
33c
1-15
12-28
1-10
4%
preferred
(quar.i
52 %C
2-
1
1-10
Kansas
4.26%
preferred
(quar.)
53 %c
2-
1
1-10
preferred
(quar. 1
55%c
2-
1
1-10
4.327)
preferred
A
(quar.)
$1.08
1- 2
12-
7
preferred
(quar.)
58%c
2-
1
i-10
4,%7)
preferred
A
(quar.)
$1.12'/2
1- 2
12-
7
4.42%
4.70%
-
:
non-cumulative
Gas &
preferred (quar.i
Electric, common (increased)
preferred
A
2
2-
1
2
2-
1
1-
3
(quar.)
1-
3
12-10
12-31
12-7
12 %c
—
(quar.)
12-10
Co.—
eaoital
50c
3-9-57
2-18
$1.10
1-10-57
11-18
<1.10
(quar.)
Island), common
3-9-57
(Rhode
A__
2-18
1-15
25c.
2-
1-15
1
1-
2
.
Lock Joint Pipe Co.,
$1
1-
2
12-21
Steel
Chain
pfd.
87)
(quar.)_____—
30c
12-28
25c
12-24
12-
6
t$l
12-31
12-
7
m
Locke
Inc.
Loew's
(Marcus)
Loft
Candy
London
(quar.)
_—
(quar.i
Ltd.
Theatres,
12-31
12-
Corp.
7
(quar.)
10c
(s-a)_„
Canadian
Investment
Corp.,
1-
12-14
:
12-14
8
Ltd.—
12-15
+30c
Common
$3
preferred
London
Hosiery
class
80c
Star
Lone
A
12-23
12-28
75c
12-28
12-15
1
12-14
1-2
12-15
+
J20c
40c
(quar.)
split
2*2
Coal
&
1
for
Dock,
12-15
2
12-
12-2.9
——
I_;
:__
1-
1
12-14
1-
I
12-14
1-
1
12-14
1-
1
12-14
^
$1.08%
:
$1.10
12-31
35c
.1,
common
5
$1.25
$1.06%
pfd. B (quar.)
preferred E (quar.)
preferred G (initial quar.)—
4.407)
1-
(stock dividend)—
Cement Co.
Long Island Lighting Co., 5%
4%%
preferred D (quar.i
4.357)
1,
15c
:
star
12-15
-
Mills—
(quar.)
Brewing
Extra
Lone
(quar.i
12-20
'
5%
convertible
Louisiana
62 %c
preferred (quar.)_
Light, 4.167) pfd. (quar.)
Power
$1.04
&
1..
,.
2
2-1
12-20
f
:
1-11
preferred
(quar.)
SI.11
2-
1
4.96%
preferred
(quar.i
$1.24
2-
1
1-11
1-15
12-31
31 %c
1-15
12-31
37 %c
12-27
12-14
125c
1-15
12-14
30c
1-
2
12-17
S3
1-
2
$1.50
1-
2
12-28
40c
1-
1
12-14
%c
1-
1
12-14
Louisville
New
57)
2_
Gas
(initial
preferred
(Marcus)
&
(Walter
M.),
Brewing
Lager
1
Ludlow
$6
27 %c
(quar.)
Lowney
Lucky
Electric—
&
common
Lowenstein
Typograph,
preferred
X-ll
quar.)
Sons,
Ltd.
Inc.
(quar.i.
(quar.)
(quar.i
common—
iquar.i.^
Lynchburg Foundry, conion
4 % 7)
preferred (s-a )
53
12-28
Lynn
Gas
Lyon
Metal
$1.07
Electric
(quar.)
40c
12-28
12-12
Products
(extra)
$2.40
12-31
12-14
45c
3-15
&
Trucks.
Initial
Inc.—
payment after
Macfadder.
stock
dividend
Publication*
15c
1-
2
3-
1
12-20
2-14
25c
City Southern Ry. Co.,
4
3-
3-
2-15
Mack
preferred
(quar.i
1-
75c
12-14
Light—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.i
preferred (quar.)
4.287)
12-15
12-12
1-11
$6
1
11-30
3%
Corp.,
1
2
3-
11-30
1- 2
•4:20%
_■
12-21
11-
11 %c
II-30
1-
,25c
4.207)
Kansas
12-31
$1.75
(quar.)_
(quar.)
12-14
2
$4
:.d_
(extra)
Steel Corp.,
preferred
12-15
12-14
1-
$1
1
:
4 Mj %
1-18
2
10c
Preferred
25c
__^1j
(quar.)
12-28
1
1-
quar.)
Corp., class A
Finance
5
15c
(quar. )
3.80%
12-31
75c
quar.)__
inc.
from
dividend
City
1-15
2-
$2
''4.44%
5c
Extra
12-31
1
Local
12-
$1.25
(accum.)—
—
:
3
12-10
37 %c
pid.
12-14
Inc.—
Founders Shares,
2
20c
Railroad
original
Lorain
Electric
Steel
1-
$1.12%
(quar.i_
Miami
Shares
preferred A (quar.)__
Journal Publishing Co. of Ottawa,
Kansas
2-
Corp.
1- 2
xlVic
5%
Kaiser
2-
(increased
Co.
12-28
„
Johnson
12-14
12-
30c
iquar.i——F—
$4.30
12-14
2
12-31
common
Special guaranteed (quar.)
$4.30 original capital (quar.)
12-14
_i
12-28
12-24
75c
—
preferred 1 qua r. 1
Union Station Co., 47) pfd.
Life Insurance (Greenville, S.
12-14
xl%c
;
plus
1-15
75c
20c
75c
12-14
12-27
2
12-14
1
:
(quar.>_
12-14
12-27
1-
preferred
12-28
$1.20
1-
1
2-
15c
$1.37V2
1-15
1-
(year-endi_
(quar.)
Little
(quar.i
Quarterly
12-14
12-14
12-15
C
1-15
65c
Products
Stores,
%
Lionel
12-15
xl'/iC
preferred D (quar.i
Telephone Corp.—
57)
1st preferred • (quar.)___:
Stock
1
1
Refineries—
Link-Belt
1
xl V2C
preferred
12-20
11-
C.)—
preferred
common
1-10,
62 %c
—
Liberty Loan Corp. (quar. f
Liggett & Myers Tobacco, 77)
Lincoln Square Building-:.—
Co.—
gains
12-10
2
Co.—
Lipe Rollway
f$1.75
$5
capital
12-31
1-
t$3
(quav.)
Jefferson Custodian Funds,
1-15
35c
:
Liberty
$2.50
(quar.)
77)
12-31
1-15
65c
:
12-10
$5
Laughlin
11-30
(quar. I..
Navigation
&
:
1-15
12-14
&
12-31
1-
96 %c
(quar.)
I
12-28
1- 2
12-14
Jones
12-14
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Supply
2
1-15
12-27
45c
12-15
12-27
Johnson &
12-18
(s-a)
15c
—
12-15
30c
12-14
50c
2
t12-18
100%
Lexington
12-27
Year-end
stock—
12-15
15c
(quar.>—
E
1-
25c
1-15
15c
(quar.).._^.
B
12-14
12-14.
12-31
quar.i
II-26
J37V2C
D
12-31
12-31
59 %c
(quar.)
1-1
1- 1
1- 1
$1.50
2
Inc.—
(quar.)-
convertible
40c
(quar.i
1-
12-31
(quar.i
10c
Service
12-20
25c
(quar.)
12-15
4 Vj
2
15c
Sons
&
Fink
12-20
1-
t$2
common
preferred
Coal
2
10c
preferred
&
1-
25c
com.
12-14
1-15
J15c
(quar.i
common
(James)
Leiner
12-
12-
lc
1
35c
(s-a)___—
3.85%
12-27
class A._
Power,
&
1-
t30c
(quar.)
Co
Co.,
$2.50
Lees
12-18
Co.
$1.50
preferred
on
preferred
1- 1
1- l
1- 1
1-
$1.25
Non-voting
12-28
15c
Bakeries,
Extra
$1.25
Bros.
12-20
1-10-57
-
RR.
common
(initial
common
Blower
12-28
(quar.i
Jefferson
12-14
(quar.)
Clark
A
United
Inc.
(quar.)
c
35c
__
..
common
1
$2
__
$1.80
A
Jenkins
12-14
12-27
115c
A
Dela.,
dividend
New
12-17
12-27
Y.,
N.
common
4.35 7)
quar.i..
Stock
3-15
12-14
8c
8c
(quar.)
from
2
12.-31
18c
(quar.)
class
of
Frary
1
B
35c
11-26
27c
(quar.)
coivertible
1- 1
12-29
60c
f50c
t75c
(quar.)
(auar.)__;
Glass,
1-
20c
iquar. 1
(quar.%
Sessions Co. —
&
4.757)
7
preferred
57 %
_
_
(increased,
12-
2
preferred
50c
__
1-
$5
57 %c
(quar.i_
___
Coal,
Water
12-31
______
Corp.
Lamson
$5
5%
pfd.
_
Extra
Power,
12-14
2-
37 ')
4.60%
(quar.i.
Telephone
12-28
*25c
(quar.i
dividend
Illinois
Illinois
$1.25
(s-a)
1-
$1
b
Food
Stock
I-T-E
50c
__
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp., pfd.
Hygrade
Jamaica
1-31
1-15
(quar.)
5c
oreference
2-15
preferred
67)
—
(quar.)
preference
4%
32-31
University—
(Allred 1,
B
Lamson
12-20
income).
Year-end
„
5%
1-15
investment
Corp. of
preference C
6%
$1.12 %
(quar.)
Boston—
net
preference
preference
7%
3
1-15
(quar.)
A.)
& Ishpeming
Loew's,
5%
12-
12-14
iquar.)
»S.
(s-a)
12-12
1
2
net
—
preferred
Co.
Public
A
J2-14
23c
(quar.)
from
Mfg. (quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
Jarfles Mfg. Co., common
(quar.)
57)
1st preferred (s-a)
Common
2
25c
pfd.
11-
20c
25c
15c
54V2C
Jacobsen
Jamaica
1-
1-2-57
2-1-57
(quar.i
Laboiatories
10c
Jeannette
A
(quar.i
City>
iquar.
Light Co., common
preferred
12-21
20c
Jamestown
__
Huntington
7-
12-10
1
40c
County
Quarterly
Hughes-Owens Co.,
80c
7-15
1-
60c
(quar.i
_
Hudson
$6
3
2
81.50
(quar,.i_____
1-14
(quar.)
common
—
Creek
4
12-31
1-
SI
(quar.i
12-
12-
1 -15-57
62 %c
(quar.ll
Lambert
$1.25
Extra
Island
12-4
2
Lambton Loan & Investment Co. (Sarnia, Ont.)
62Vac
20c
(quar.)
Trust
2
1-15
1-
7c
12-12
—
—
(quar.)
(Kansas
Light
Extra
7%
(quar. i_;
common
12-29
$1.25
Cold Storage
(quar.i
common
A
Inc.
Irving
62,/2C
(quar.)
______
B
Stores
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar. >_
preferred (quar.)
4.35%
Ironite,
6
1-15
$1
com.
(quar.i
Class
Hubbard
(quar.i—
(quar.)
«
1-
25c
12-14
25c
—
,
preferred
(quar.i.
preferred <quar.)__.
4.407)
1-15
1-
1-
7
1-14
5%
12-14
lc
Electric
3.30%
$1.10
Class
:—
Corp.,
of
from
Iowa Power
3
2-
12-
12-10
20c
1-2-57
12-26
30c
$1.20
(qua'-. >—____
B
4.307)
11-30
12-31
12-
2
$1.75
4Va '.<•
Inc.
(Johni, Ltd.
Superior
4-
America,
Funding,
4.807)
37 %c
__a__
Corp.,
of
Tiust
Preferred
Iowa
93%c
(quar.)____
A
12-20
30c
(quar.i
Houston Terminal Warehouse &
Co.,
12-20
2
Materials—
preferred
preferred
12-15
2
1-
25c
preferred ($50 pari (quar.i
5%
preferred ($25 pan
<quar.)__
5%%
pvet. (initial)
_
Oil
2
1-
U2%c
(quar.)-—
5%
Houston
Class
12-20
(quar.i
Gas
Investors
1-
56 %c
(quar.i
Natural
4
12-28
(quar.)
(quar.i
preferred
Houston
1-
25c
A
common
preferred
2-
1-
1
1-
per
Labatt
Lakeside
60c
income)
(Quarterly
$1.12%
(quar.).
Household Finance,
3%%
4
1
12-20
1-
1-14
_________
Lake
50c
common
Securities
Investment
1-
12-
(quar.)
common
12-14
1
12-31
$0.0777
12-14
(s-a)_
preferred
B
convertible
67)
11-30
3
1-
2-1
1-
12-20
50c
12-14
I.angendorf
Special year end from net realized profits
Foundation, Ltd., com. (quar.)—
12-28
2-
12-30
25c
2
1-
Landers,
preference
investment
12-17
12-17
12-28
+
W.i,
7
12-27
50c
7
12-11
45 c
12-30
2- 1
2-21
Investment
$1.06%
(quar.)
7
12-
1
10c
Co.,
Extension
1-14
(quar ).
Financial
Salle
8
common
Co.
pid.
4%
preferred
3-
Interstate
1
12-
1
1-
(quar.)
Consolidada
2-1-57
12-17
40c
(quar.)
preferred
Industries,
Co.,
quar.)__
12-14
35c
pfd.
$4.25
l,a
(quar.)
1
12 %c
Hoover
Herder's
Y.)
(N.
Electrochemical,
12-31
45c
50c
12-26
50c
(s-a
A_
class
Hooker
1-15
!—__
12-20
37 %c
1
1-
$0.0777
$51.50
preferred
|Gas Co., common
4.32 7)
12-17
6 7)
12-21
10c
____________
Co.
Home
t$l
common
47)
Department
$1
30c
(quar.)__
common
(s-a
La
43^4c
89'/he
12-18
J8c
i
________
1-
—
at
14
prexerred
Mfg.
(quar.—_____
Co.
prior preferred
Class
Ltd.—
(quar.i
Co.,
Co..
preferred
12-17
Investment
__
common
4
4
$2.50
dividend I
conv.
Inc.,
Locks,
Class
1-10
1-
3
23-
30c
$1.50
25c
1-15
1-
1-
2-15
3-15
28 i/KC
iquar.)_
40c
$1
t$1.75
12-28
15c
________
convertible
5%
Laclede
2
(quar.).;
(quar.
67)
preferred
(quar.i—_____
Interstate Power, 4.3671
preferred '(quar.i—
5'/.
Corp..
Shoe
Interstate
1-25
12-31
12 %e
(reduced)
Co
57).
2-15
25c
____
11-16
12 %c
10c
quar.i
Gold
12-17
1-
^
50c
___;
Oil
Sugar
12-19
1-9
5%
(annual
Quarterly
Holly
12-19
2
25c
(quar. 1
Consolidated
Holly
2
1-15
Corp.
35c
Securities,
Bakeries,
Interstate
53 '/HC
_
dividend
Hollinger
$4.80
1-
1-24
—
preferred
50c
preferred
Reinsurance,
preferred
12-14
1-
12 %C
(initial)
(quar.i
1
convertible
$1.40
Inter-Ocean
re¬
2
8
$0,069
20c
(quar.)—
5'.
Koppers Co..
Kroger Co.,
Corp.—
(increased
Textbook
International
,
Corp.
Holland
International
12-13
I-il
1-2
1- 2
<quar.)_
—
12-20
1-
8
(quar.)
class A (initial)
Co..
Kwikset
(Me.)
Quarterly
12-20
+$1.50
preferred
Telegraph
Interstate
Engineering
Lumber
H.i
12-20
2
:___
(quar.i
Electronics
Hoffman
Holan
before
dividend
(Ed.)
2
2
(quar.i——
Voltage
Hines
1-
Corp.—
preferred
Corp.
International Telephone & Telegraph
5',/
Chocolate
4%%
12-20
2
dividend
Hershey
Hertz
1-2
1-
—
common
new
International
1-
(inc.)
com.
(quar.)
Cement,
Stock
International
12-20
1-
1 quar.i
common
Products Ltd.,
(formerly
5%
classification!
12-14
3
$1
(quar.i
Hendershot Paper
1
1-
40c
Koehriog
J60c
1-
35c
$1.37%
12-19
Ltd.—
25c
——
2
Kromex
—
preferred
(s-a l
Silver, 1'f
6%
1-
12-15
771
91 %c
(quar.).—
common
preferred (quar.i.
preferred
(quar.i
Helrne
7%
A*
1-
4-
6c
iquar.i
Jan.
Press
Corp.,
12-14
47)
7
Knox
12-31
pfd. (quar.i—
Chemical Corp.—
1-15
12-
12-19
J50c
250c
t$1.12V'2
1—
;
1
12-31
2
Kroehhr
( quar. 1
2-
25 c
12-21
2
Industries Ltd.—
50 %c
,
1-
1-15-57
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.) _____
International Ocean Telegraph Co. (quar.i__
International
Packers, Ltd.
(resumed)—
(quar.i
1-
1 -15-57
4 -15-57
Company
50c
1-21
quar.t—
Kirsch
7'/2C
12-12
preferred
(increased
12-20
2V2C
4V*'•)
Common
12-14
1- 2
(Dallas) —
2
(quar.l____—
3.65),
Co..
Rubinstein
12-14
6c
dividend
20c
(quar.)
15c
Heinz
Helena
this
7%
1-
25c
12-14
1-1'1
25c
registered—
preferred
Co.
on
12-18
2-11
._
12-15
2
quar.)
prior
&
plus
Kingsport
12-18
12-24
—
2
1-
_______
— —
50c
,
__—
International
6
12-31
1-15
1-15
(quar.i
pid.
pfd.
12-15
1-
COc
45c
(quar.).
1 increased
share
3
1-15
75c
—
Industries
Hein-Werner
A
12-
1-30
40c
(quar.
(quar. 1
12-31
30c
87 %c
Clark Corp.
(quar.)
Lighting, 47) pfd. (quar.)
County Lighting Co., preferred
preferred
(entire
issue
called
for
Stock
——
5c
Marx
Insurance
of America, 4% •»
(C. F.i Co., $5 80
Corp.
Hathaway
2-
.
■
57/
i25c
(quar.)_:
preferred
(quar.)_
International Milling Co., 4',
12-20
1-
1-10
Industries—
Oil
redemption
1- .2
$37Vac
Metal
Class
1-
1-30
Ltd.—-
(Walter)
47)
'
.
(stock dividend) ______
Powders, Lid., common
Eronze
Harvester, com.
Class
40c
$1.25
12- 7
County
Kings
preferred, (quar.i—___
Steamship
Quarterly
4
1-
1-21
$1.50
12-17
1-15
50c
62tic
■
_______—_
International
3%;
&
(s-a)
International
Ltd
2
Kimberly
(Chic.)—.
Coip.
Certificates
participating
International
12-14
115c
(reduced)
Fire
6''
12-19
1-
3 7'/7 c
Co.
convertible
Kiade
12-23
1-15
se-
(quar.i—%
—
1-
50c
America
North
of
Insuranceshares
1-
—■—
1-
2 %»
Keyes Fibre, 4.80%
1st pfd. (quar.i__^—
tv.eystone Pjpe & Supply Co., 5% pfd. (s-a)
from
from
—______
1-
(quar.»____
_
(i5c
35c
Exchange Building
50c
Y.)
and
Quarterly'
Refractories—
Schaffner
Co.
$1.06%
(N.
4>/2%
Kings
proiits)'.■
■
$1.12%
—
(quar.i
Mfg.
Hasting)
Hartford
Haveg
12-12
dividend
Stock
curity
Extra
6'-;
preferred (quar.1 _________,
Harnischfcger Corp.. common (quar.i ______
5%
preferred 2nd issue iquar.)_..__
Hart,
12-26
iiicoine
7
$1.25
'
12-20
10%
Inc.__
Corp.
12-23
(quar.)
Insurance
Harbison-Walker
Harsco
2-15
25c
—~
Y.i
(N.
Carpets,
Harding
2-
+$1.25
(quar.)
————
Fund
Insurance
investment
7
12-
——
Common
securi¬
_—15c
profits)
1-
1-
—
from
3c
7
12-
r>'l.f
Kerr-McGee
Ltd.'—
plus
12-
2
__________________
iquar.i
Monthly
12-10
5'r
preference ,:uniciai)4l62/sc
Institutional Income Fund,
Inc.
(12c from
1
—
preferred (quar.)___—
1-2-57
12-26
1-
Co.
■
12-15
12-15
12- 3
1-27
1- 2
8%
2-
10c
414% .-preferred' (quar.
Hanover
+12Vic
'$$1
$3
Inland
Gas
2
2
1-
6c
(s-a)
_____
11-
.
___________
preferred
dividend)
(stock
32 %c
$1.12%
depositary receipts
Income Fund
(monthlyi
Kerr
12-14
12-15
Co.—
Pap'.r
12-14
2
1
*2 5c
pic),
2
1-
1-
—-
Ltd.,
1-
i 40c
——=—
Mfg. (quar.-)
dividend—
(quar. 1
Ingersoll-Rand Co.. 6%
12-15
$1.12'/a
__—
Aoierican
+$1.50
1-12
1
$1.06 %
quar.i____
1 quar. i
Stone
Oil Co.,
Kern
(Ontario)
$1.12 Vz
—
Co.
Co.
Trust
As
J.2-27
12-13
1-
25c
Kentucky
3
1$1
Institutional
Class
—
—
12-13
1
$1.42
—
1-
_______
12-3
12-3
5-20
(quar. 1.
common
12-
12-27
6-10
_____
Ltd.,
12-27
$1.16
prior preferred (quar.%___
Gurney Products, Ltd.. $1.60 pfd. (quar.
Gustin-Bacon Mlg.
(initial quar. 1
Brass,
!
iquar.i
(Increased
preferred
V* 77c
3 2-27
Lignt—
Kendall Reiining
135c
156l/,c
l$1.12'/2
1
(quar.i
SI. 25
S5
Si.50
Halm
12-17
1-
Inland
pfd. iquaiM+Gulf power Co., 4.64')
preferred (quar.)
Gulf States Land A IndustriesMobile
1
$1.05
Extra
12-14
1
1- 2
1-15
1- 1
$1
12-13
Holdert
$1.25
;—
preferred (quar.)
——
5 7)
preferred
(quar.)_,
—______
Kayser (Julius) & Co. (stock dividend)
Kelling Nut, 67) preferred (quar.)____
Kellogg Co., 3'2
preferred (quar.).___.
Kelsey-Hayes Wfieel Co.
(quar.)__
Kendall Co., 4'/a')
preferred iquar.)
Ltd.—
initial
1
common
4
&
power
Common
$1.14
37'/2C
—
of Rec.
12-27
25c
preferred (quar.)
$5.65 preferred
iquar.i
12-10
12-10
12-10
1- 2
12-17
(quar.)__
When
Payable
35c
(quar.i
com.
$5
Kansas
1- 2
1- 2
Semi-annual
12-J 4
2-
12 '/a c
(quar.>
12-14
12-10
12-21
$1.03
$1.03'/tt
Ingerscll Machine & Tool Co., Ltd.-—
50c
participating A
iquar.i...—_________
1-18
1-15
80c
80c
Life
1
2-
3 7 tic
1- 2
12-31
1-15
(quar.i
Acceptance,
Industrial
25c
12-
(quar.)„_
common
pfd.
bon.v,
12-28
——
1-
11-30
Gas,
4xh'/)
(quar.i
Indianapolis Power & Light, coin.
4''
preferred <quar.i___—
4.20''
J5c
12-23
35c
t20c
15c
—
-».+-
Wire, Ltd. (quar.)
Greyhound Corp., common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
—
4(4'rf preferred (quar.)—
s
Gulf
preferred
iquar.i-—
Per
Share
Natural
Kansas-Nebraska
12-15
12-14
11-30
110c
(quar.);
15c
—
_
Greening
Gulf
preferred
preferred
4.56%
12-10
1-
12-31
1- 1
12-28
—•
-
4V#%
12-17
$1.75
—
common
Extra.
5%
1
__
Tap & Die—
(initial quar.),—
Greenfield
1-
30c
:
____
Power
Mountain
New
common..
(quar.)
12-14
2
HIV2c
J5uc
130c
Imperal Paper & Color (increased)
Imperial Tobacco oi Canada, Ltd. (interim)
incorporated Income Fund ______
________
Indiana &
Michigan Electric—
4.12'/a
(Winnipeg)—
Assurance
Sugar,
Western
Green
1-
t$l
preferred
7%
Year-end
,
Quarterly
Great
-
Monday, December 24, 1958
.
Name of Company
Payable oj Kec.
Share
Imperial Investment Corp., Ltd., common a
Imperial Life Assurance (Canaua) <q'tar.)_i.
Imperial Oil, Ltd.
(quar. 1_______
12-17
Saddlery
West
Great
12-27
12-27
0/ Company
Name
1
12-
12-29
$1
preferred
Ltd. (quar.)__—
Financial (quar.-
non-curn.
Great
of Rec.
$1.12 "2
(year-end)
(quar.)____.
4preferred
.-
.
Holaers
When
Per
Hoiaert
Payable
131 %c
preference iquar.)
Lakes Steamship, com.
Great
When
Share
1st
5',
v
.
(2780)
Name of Company
.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
\
•
52
1-
2
12-31
12-
7
12-
7
MacLaren
Extra
MacMillan
Glass
Macy
Power
%
B
Co.
&
$50c
(quar.i
Bloedel
Ltd.,
class A
Drug
& Co.
preferred
com.
5
112,/2C
t20c
12-10
(quar.)__
12-31
12-10
50c
15c
(quar.)
(s-a4_
12-5
12-
1-10
12-31
(quar.)
Stores
12-28
$50c
—
Mahoning Coal RR..
57)
Paper
(quar.)
(R. H.)
Mading
&
:
(quar.i
1
—
..
$7^0
$1.25
1-
2
1-15-
12-10
12-31
+12^81
12-21
1
12-21
1-
Volume
184
Number
5597
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2781)
Per
When
Holdert
Share
Payable
of Rec.
'
Name of Company
Mailman
Corp.,
Convertible
-
Ltd
t60c
priority
shares
Bonding. &
Public Service,
4.75%
(Casualty
preferred
t25c
6-30
$1.12%
6-14
4.75%
preferred
(quar.):.,
$1.18%
fSl.25
.—_—_
Co.,
1-31
1-17
l
Modern
20c
1-
2
12-19
Mohawk
1-
2
12-21
Mojud
1-
2
12-21
f5c
1-
4
12-14
62 %c
2-
1
1-10
56 %c
2-
1
1-10
25c
12-31
12-14
10c
12-31
12-14
30c
1-21
1-15
1-10
iquar.)
Manufacturers
(inc.
__
t$1.10
Marine
4%
Midland
conv.
Maritime
5%,
common
Electric Co.,
$$1.25
20c
22 %c
(quar.),,
50c
__
Mortgage
4.70%
(quar.)
.
SI
preferred
(quar.)—
*20c
&
pfd.
Maryland
able
'
cash
from
net
distribution,
McCord Corp., $2.50 pfd.
McCrory Stores, common
convertible
Stock
(J.
&
Mount
1-
1
1212-
7
12-28
1-11
12-10
1-19
12-28
Co.,
com.
Extra
12-12
National
Biscuit
National
Cash
12-12
National
1-
1
12-31
12-
$1.50
;
Extra
Merck
of
12-24
$1.50
11-30
12-24
2-
1
12-31
Class
$3.50
preferred
preferred
Stock
&
2-28
12-28
6%
5%
12-31
12-14
1
12-17
1-
1
12-17
National
40c
1-
2
12-20
1-
2
1
Machine
&
12-19
National
12-17
National
1-
2
12-14
1-
2
12-20
National-Standard Co..
1-
3
12-20
National Steel
25c
1-
3
12-15
2-
1
12-
1-
1
3
&
National
Tile
12-31
11-30
Nationwide
1-
2
as
"capital
a
2
new
12-14
&
Mfg.
Co.
(stock
12-18
12-18
1-14
1-
87 %c
1-
2
1-
2
12-
12-
7
7
(initial)
1%%
i$0.7836
1-7-57
12-
9
1-
1
1-
2
12-14
50c
1-
2
of
Telephone
England
Gas
Electric
&
12-14
6%'
Power,
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Stock
dividend
Moisture
Middle
South
Middle
Utilities
States
Middlesex
Midland
___
Co.,
3
12-
3
New
(111.)
7%
Steel
pfd.
3%
Midsouth
Products,
Gas
(quar.)
12-
3
New
1-1-57
12-
3
New
$1
1-11
11-30
4%
1-
12-18
4.05%
27 %c
Mid-West
Abrasive
(qirar,)
(s-a)__
!
Rubber
4%%
1
6%
preferred
Miller
Mfg.
'
Class
A
Stock
common
(quar.)
Corp.
of
$4.60
Glass
Mitchell
12-29
12-15
12-29
12-15
W-28
12-18
1-15
5
State
3%%
New York ITust Co.
12-19
12-19
Newkirk
12-14
12-28
12-14
12-£8
12-14
12-31
12-15
12-31
11-30
12-27
11-30
(quar.)
2-
1-
4
12-17
12-24
12-12
12-24
12-12
$1.15
40c
25c
(quar.)
1-
1
2
$1.10
quar.)
shares
S.),
&
Light,
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
12-27
1-
2
12-13
12-12
Ltd.
preferred
(quar.)
RR.
Ltd.
(one
for
&
Metals
Ltd.,
1-
1- 2
12-14
1-10
12-31
2-1
1-16
1
12-
7
1-15
12-31
93%e
1-
2
$1.06'/4
15c
1-
1
12-14
1-
2
12-14
Co.
C.)
M
4.40%
preferred
preferred
preferred
Penobscot Chemical
28c
1-
2
12r 15
1-
2
12-17
97 %c
1-
2
12-15
$31 Vac
1-2
12-15
$2
1-1-57
.
Common
voting
Fibre
Securities
net income
and
Corp.
20c
from
profits
1
from
sale
the
Perfex
Corp.
$2.50
pref.
»
12^15
i50c
1-
2
12-11
150c
1-
2
12-11
1-15
12-20
50c
1-10
J20c
12-28
(quar.)
25c
1-15
Aviation
40c
1-
7
12-17
SI.28%
1-
2
12-26
(1956
series)
'
12-28
11-30
1-
7
50c
1-15
25c
(quar.)
Engineering Works (quar.)
Ry.
(s-a)
20c
1-25
1-10
1-
2
12-11
1-
2
12-11
45c
1-
1
60c
1-
2
$1.12%
1-
2
12-10
12-10
.
12-10
$1.10
1-
2
12-10
1-
2
12-10
$1.15
1-
2
12-10
20c
3-
1
3-
1
2-15
1-
1
12-14
$3
2-13
12-31
12-15
12-27
12-
$2
1-15
.
3
12-20
un¬
of
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Petroleum
Gas Service
(quar.)
Pettibone-Muliken
Corp.
(quar.)
Pet
Milk
4%%
(Charles)
3%%
4%
Co.,
Co.—
&
preferred
preferred
Philadelphia
1-
2
12-10
$62%c
1-
2
12-
1-
2
3
3.80%
$2
1-16
12-31
15c
1-25
1-11
preferred
Its
and
net
Suburban
Corp.,
Philip
Morris,
investment
A
common
Insurance
7
4
12-1T
2-
1
l-ia
$1.10
2-
1
1-10
2-
1
1-10
2-
1
$2.50
1-19
12-31
75c
1-10
1-
k
preferred
(quar.)
(1953)
(Hartford)
Ltd
(quar.)__
1-
2
12-13
12-1:3
1-10
12-34
1-
12-LI
1
1-15
12-27
97 %c
2-
1
$1
.■
Co.
T
12-
1-
93%C
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
12-
12-28
$2.50
(qirar.)
(quar.)
preferred
iquar.)
preferred (quar.)
Philinnine Long Distance Telephone—
Philiips-Electrical
12-28
62 %c
4%
Phoenix
7
12-10
$1.30
45c
income)
—
3.90%
Common
12-
Transportation Co.—
pfd.
Inc.,
2
95c
(quar.)
3%%
1-
$1.17
Philadelphia & Trenton R. R.
Philco
12-24
30c
12-113
$1.07%
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
from
12c
preferred
7
1
Co.,
Fairfax (annual)
Philadelphia Fund Inc. (a year-end distri¬
bution ol 33c from realized securities prof-
5%
12-
1-
$1
—
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
3
12-26
£1.12%
87 %c
_____
(extra)
preferred
12-
,,
(quar.)
Electric
12-13
12-14
1-10
17c
;—
(quar.)
Phelps Dodge Corp.
2
12-31
5c
—
1-
25c
Permain Basin Petroleum
8%
Central
Northern
12-10
50c
(extrai
1
(quar.)
2
12-31
25c
—
12-
Co.
1-
12-10
40c
(quar.)
12-31
(quar.)
North Star Oil, Ltd.—
1-14
1
20c
■
—
$1.02%
Refractories
2-
ordinary
accumulated
from
securities)
1
Gas
2-15
12-31
(Me.)—
—
(5c
12-
Penn
1-25
75c
%
—
—
12-31
American
1-25
1-23
2-15
j
—-
—
97%c
North
12-10
2-15
2%%
—
Co.
preferred' (quar.)_
preferx-ed (quar.)
(quai.)
1
2-15
$35c
(qu.ar.)_
3.90%
Car,
2-16
11-213
1-
$$1.50
—
(quar.)
Northern
12-
45c
(quar.)
North American
3-
40c
Common
preferred
<quar.)_;
5V8% preferred
12-17
1
12-28
83 %c
preferred
Spring
12-28
(quar.)
(quar.)_
4.30%
American
3
12-12
2%
(quar.)
4.60%
4.40%
No-Sag
12-
12-28
31V4C
(quar.),
3.35%
4.68%
North
12-28
$12%c
———
1
12-14
'7
12%c
Co..
(quar.)
12-1
171 %c
12-
(quar.)
12-
Preferred
12-14
12-22
tl2%c
—
12-31
S00 Michigan Avenue North
(Chicago) (s-a)
Normetal Mining Ltd. (increased quar.)
12-14
2
2
12-24
—
(s-a)
Co.
2
11-
50c
(stock div.)
com.
1-
37 %C
25c
12-31
"
1-10
33c
preferred
conv.
Traffic
Pfizer
10
Year-end
1-25
32 %c
common
Corp.,
Pepsi-Cola Co.
93%c
com. (quar.)
1-14
12 %c
(quar.)
85c
4.10%
12-31
t50c
common
90c
Niagara Wire Weaving Co., Ltd.,
1-15
1-21
175c
preferred (quar.)
distributed
—
12-31
12-14
■
12-10
$1.50
held)
1-10
12-31
$1.50
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Glass Sand
(increased quar.)
Pennsylvania Power & Light, com. (quar.)_
4.50%
preferred
(qu*r.)
12-21
2
share
each
12-20
prior preferred (quar.)__
Mines
(quar.)
12-14
Co.—
(s-a)
1-3
1-
12-20
12-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
North
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
12-31
50c
,
pfd.
,
i
$1.50
1-15-
1-10
^
Peoples
$1.75
12-20
12-31
(quar.)___
12-15
1
3-13
12-20
1-15
1-15
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
12-31
Co.—
3.90%
dividend)
Mines,
Ltd.
6%
3.40%
l$c
Power
(stock
Gold
Newport Electric Corp., 3%% pfd. (quar.)_
Newport Industries, 4%% preferred (quav.)
Niagara Frontier Transit System (quar.)_—
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.,
20C
(accum.)
Mining
Tubes
Co.
1-
1-
8IV4C
(increased quar.)__
2
Sol
Packard-Bell
12-15
50c
1
1-15
10%
11-30
12-20
4-
1-10
dividend)
2
12-31
12-15
12-13
$1.18%
_________
(stock
1-1
12-10
93%c
2
El
Oil
$2.50
2
12-14
12-31
$1.25
non-voting
Penton Publishing
(quar.)
Feoples Credit Jewelers, 6% pref. (s-a)__—
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke (quar.)
1-
12-14
2
$1.25
7i
7
2
1-
$1.13
(quar.)_
Telephone,
(J.
1-
12-28
40c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Penney
12-10
(quar.)
12-24
$1.12%
-
3.60%
(quar.)
RR.
prefeired
2
$1.25
__j:
2
,
12-24
12-31
Telegraph—
preferred
Penn
*
1-
Newark
of
2
12-
& Rosario Mining (year-end)
v.
Richmond Gas. Co. '(6. ,&)—?:♦*. ;*•
(quar.)
Electric & Gas Co.-—
preferred
1-
40c
(increased
&
Y.
1-
12-
(quar.)
1-10
12-31
5%
preferred
$1.60
12-14
1
i
12-31
1-31-57
Electrontcs—
of
Oreille
6%
12-14
1
1
Honduras
prior
1-
1-17
1-
(s-a)—
12-31
1-15
$1.75
&
Pictures
Penn-Texas
7
R.—
1-
40c
Shipping (quar.)
Valley Barge Line
N.
R.
common
1-15
$1.10
—
£2.50
RR.,
12-28
$1.09
(quar.)__
12-14
12-28
2%
1-
40c
;
pfd.
preferred
York
12-
1-
;
Harlem
12-23
$1.25
of
Penman's
12-10
2
$1
dividend)
(quar.)
&
6%
10c;
>i7bc
30cn;
Telephone (Ohio), 6% pfd. (quar.)
Newberry (J. J.), 3%% preferred (quar.)
1-
+60c
____
!
Mobile & Birmingham
4%
New
3
20c
(quar.)
preferred
(J.
3
12-
45c
.
preferred
Missouri
12-
1
5%
Year-end
7%
N. Y.
1
1-
10c
America
(quar.)
Mississippi Valley Gas
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
'!
12-14
1-
12-23
12-28
$1.09
2%c
.
Mississippi River Fuel
•
2
1-
12-26
12-14
^
Chicago & St. Louis
York
10f^
(stock
$1
12-26
$1.18%
56 Vac
Paper (increased)
Light Co.—
Mississippi Power Co., 4.40%
Mississippi
Mississippi
12-17
7%C
(quar.)
Ontario
Extra
2
2%
Minnesota Power &
,
1-
Auction
York,
New
1-15
1-15
$1.01 %
(quar.)
7
1-18
1-18
10c
pfd.
common
$1.32
12-10
1-
(quar.)
approval)-
$1.30
7
12-24
2
Public Service—
preferred
Increased
12-14
12-10
15c
Minnesota Fund
Mississippi
New
2
1
50c
dividend
preferred
12-14
1-
1-
1-15
1-
$2
pfd.
Angeles)
(quar.)___
convertible
Pend
12-14
am\,
!
preferred (quar.»__
York
25c
(quar.)
Engineering (stock dividend)
Mining Corp. of Canada, Ltd. (interim)
5%
12-31
11-
37 %C
common
Chemical
&
New
10c
common
Minerals
Minnesota
12-14
15c
(quar.)
&
2
$2
Miller-Wohl Co., common (quar.),.
4%% convertible preferred (quar.)___
Mlndustrial Corp
Minerals
1-
12-15
$3.50
(quar.)
Co.,
4.36%
22 %c
(quar.),,-,
(quar.)
Securities,
4%%
12-20
56 %c
Reclaiming,
preferred
12-15
1-10
40c
(quar.)
Midwest
Midwest
New Orleans
12-31
1-21-57
2
■
12-
1
4
50c
(extra)
i
Peninsular
*
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
12-31
5%
12-31
.
preferred
10c
12-17
1-
i
1-
37 %c
Transportation
(quar.)
Canada, Ltd
z
Peabody Coal, common (stock dividend)
12-12
.,$1.50
•••■>
3%
2
2
^____
4
12-19
10c
(quar.)
Mfg. Corp.,
Patino
1-15
50c
—
1-
50c
,
Parmelee
12-31
.n;rtn40c
Water
(quar)
Natural Gas (quar.)
Jersey Power & Light Co.—
3%
dividend)
__i
Co.
2
1-
5%
(quar.)
Extra
12-31
1-
(quar.)
—
Jersey
$1.14%
pfd.
(quar.)___
Haven
1-1-57
(increased)
Telephone
Water
12-
1-1-57
(accum.)
(st#ck
Gas
Extra
1-1-37
—
Controls
Haven
3
%c
:
___
Micro
Telephone & Telegraph
Hampshire Fire Insurance
New
12-26
$1.08%
4.45% preferred (quar.)
Copper (extra)
Michigan Bakeries, 51 '2%
pfd.
Michigan Gas & Electric,,;
Miami
New
97
(quar.)
preferred
New England
12-14
12-
96 %c
3.85%
3.90%
4.35%
;
12-14
12-26
1-1-57
(quar.)
1-
20c
Light,
Vegetable
name
Pantex
7
12-31
25c
'
$0.9505
(quar.i
Page-FIersey
12-12
12-
$1.15
—
1-25
1
12-18"
30c
quai\)__.
(quar.)___
&
preferred
New
12-20
5c
95c
35c
3.80%
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.25
Co.,
12-24
12-31
15c
Assn.
common
12-28
70c
preferred
Packard-Bell
12-28
25c
„___
England
2-
1-19
(quar.)
Telephone
Pacific
Ltd.—
(quar.)
12-14
2-15
20c
(initial)
1-15
2
$3.14
pfd.
12-14
12-27
(quar.)_____
(Subject to Interstate Com¬
preferred
6%
12-28
1-11
Lines,
Products
preferred
5%
12-18
25c
(quar.)
Electric System
1-
30c
____.
Commission
Common
12-14
2
30c
Canada,
Extra
2
1-
1-11
12-28
J15c
Brums wick
England
New
1-
20c
Western
20c
10c
(accum.)
Power
Pacific
12-12
12-15
10c
—
4%
new
(increased
preferred
$4.75
Pacific
12-14
2
10c
Common
New
1-
1-15
$1.12%
(quar.)
Products
New
11-30
62 %c
Corp.
Neon
12-7
$1
____
..
2
12-24
40c
50c
Neighborhood Finance (initial)
Nekoosa-Edwards Paper (quar.)
1-15
(quar.)
Lighting Corp., $4.36
preferred (quar.)__
$4.50
12-20
$1.50
12-28
1-15
2-15
Express
$4.40
12-31
300%
12-28
25c
quar.),,,
4
—$37%c
dividend)
2-15
(year-end)
Glass
Intermountain
4.52%
Common
?50c
2
$5
(Los
Paramount
15c
2
1-
1-15
20c
Nehi
12-28
1-
(quar.)___
Indemnity Co.
Pacific
12-19
—_
6
10%
Co.
pref.
merce
12-19
(quar.)
1
1-2
12-
2-15
1
(quar.)
Greyhound
gain
___—
50c
(quar.)
Edison
2
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-
1-15-57
Corp.-
Hawaiian
$1
—___
2
125c
5%
Stock dividend
12-19
1-
30c
Radiator Corp.
Life Insurance—
75c
1-
12-28
/1-2
(increased)
2
1-
$$1.75
Pacific
12-19
62V2c
(initial)—
com.
1
1-
$15c
Pacific
•
that
12-
J25c
(quar.)
com.
(annual)
Pacific
12-14
50c
expected
S.
Common
12-14
1-
2
12-28
$1.17
Tool
National-U.
45c
1-
12c
is
2-15
2
1-31
(quar.)
Pacific
12-17
Research--
1-
1-31
12-24
Co. "(reduced)
Associates, Inc., 6% prior pfd. (quar.)
6%%
12-14
12-14
35c
quar.)_,
3-1-57
25c
Brewing
Pacific
12-14
7
20c
11-28
4
4
4
15c
Car, Ltd.
Co.
Pabst
1-9
1-
Extra
1-10
2
1-
1-
1
1-
(quar.)
$1.06
(quar.)
7
12-17
12-14
$1.12%
__^
12-
2
12-31
$1.12%
.
Castings—
(increased
designated
Tank
12-31
1-
2-
20c
(quar.)
pfd.. (quar.)
(quar.)
Glass,
Paper
12-13
1-
15c
Fibre
12-17
1-1
10c
Extra
4
12-18
12-17
7
$'1.12%
(quar.)_,
National Sugar Refining (quar.)
National
Supply Co.
(year-end)
12-14
12-
12-
$1.25
Corp
which
it
of
be
National
12-24
12-31
(quar.)
dividend
Oxford
63c
2
12-31
15c
Debenture Co.
Electric
2
1-
75c
____________________
Owens-Illinois
cash
Shares
J 10c
(quar.)
Controls
Securities
f30c
—
Metropolitan
in
C2»/2c
12-15
12-14
2
1-
60c
_____
(quar.)
A
Owens-Corning
3
37 %c
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
(quar.)
com.
Mfg.
1
12-31
7
10c
&
2
25c
12-
$1.50
Industries
2
30c
1-
5%
1-
New
Year-end
Metals
payable
Steel
&
1-
will
7
(s-a)
(Boston)
(quar.)
Overseas Securities Co.
7
12-
Co.
Manufacturing
Oxford
(quar.).
1-
Special
12-
8c
Year-end
$2
pref.
of
2
1-2-57
12-
12-31
25c
5%
(quar.)___.
Products, Ltd.,
realized
dividend"
(quar.),
5%%
is
from
(quar.)
15c
Scott—
Ltd.,
1-
f5c
(quar.),
12-14-
$1.11
:
dividend)
6% preferred
&
Stock
12-14
12-31
12-17
(quar.)___.
Overbrook Arms
11-23
12-23
12-17
Co.,
preferred
Osborn
7
12-14
;
2
(extra)__
Opelika Mfg. Corp.
12-14
12-
2
1-
Steel
12-14
2
2
(quar.)
Screw
2
11-
2
1-
12-28
$1.10
Loan
11-29
50c
:
National
1-
2
2%
75c
3c
55c
Rubber Machinery
Extra
12-20
11-
fl5c
(quarterly
of
Service,
Presto
1-
1-
12-10
2
common
preferred
12-13
1
1-
Extra
7%
1-
660
quar.)_
common
Inc.
12-13
t25c
(stock
preferred
12-27
12-27
$1
(increased
Ontario
12-20
$37>/2c
(quar.)
dividend
National
1-1
3
12-13
120c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Ontario
12-14
$8c
Malleable
Stock
12-14
12-28
75c
(quar.)
com.
Corp.
preferred
1-
1-2-57
(quar.)
2
12-
12-13
12-27
97 %c
Service
Corp.
6%
2
12-27
12 %C
(quar.)
preferred
Omar,
12-31
2%
B
Oliver
1-
12-15
(quar.)
Insurance
Corp..
4%%
12-13
1-15
2%
____
________
preferred
National
12-14
dividend)
1-
1-15
A
Town
Oliver
12-21
20c
(Hartford)
distribution
Linen
4V2%
2
30c
dividend
preferred
1-
50c
(quar.)
The
National
12-14
2
93%c
stock)
Stock
12-14
1-
(s-a)
common
10c
dividend
Mersey Paper Co.,
12-14
2
(quar.)
Ltd.-
Corp. 40c preferred
Olin-Mathleson Chemical, 4',2%
12-31
1-
Water
Colony
Old
12-31
1-15
1-14
2
(quar.)_
Co.
Co.,
Sand
Old
4%%
(stock
distribution
National
(quar.),,,,
(quar.)
Merritt-Chapman
1-15
1-
15c
pfd.
common
preferred
River
Ohio
12-17
1-15
$1
preferred
Match
12-14
5%
ciass
Co.
Leather
12-14
12-17
12-28
40c
^
Co..
preferred
Ohio
12-31
(quar.)
(increased quar.),,
Co.,
Edison
Ohio
12-21
90c
Investors
a
12-28
(extra
4
12-31
4
4
12-28
13c
(quar.)*.,-,
(quar.)
Ohio
12-24
60c
(quar.)
B
plus
2c
(increased
common
1-
1
1-
1-
15c
Co.,
B
4.44%
12-20
1-15
dividend
National
12-14
2
12-31
(quar.),,,
12-
6c
Hosiery Mills. Ltd., class A
12-14
1-
t$l
;
2
1-15
$1
common
Ltd.,
Ltd.li.__
Co.
common
Mfg. Co.,
Mills, Ltd., common
Flour
4.40%
12-31
37 %c
Insurance
Gypsum
National
12-23
_____________
Refrigerating
Co.,
Co.,
common
pref.
2-28
;
1-
7
50c
quar.)
(quar.)
Register
Fire
Stock
11-30
37 %c
Y.
________
&
Mesta
N.
$15c
$1.65
12-
12-31
$2
(quar.)
Mfg.
3.90%
1-15
Co.—
;
Brass
Class
RR.—
50c
(s-a),
A
1-14
preferred
12-10
15c
(quar.),
Bank
Merchants
$4
$3.60
7
88c
________
preferred
Merchants
Co.,
12-28
$5c
(quar.)
class
Decatur
12-12
gains.
_____
___
Merchants Acceptance,
12-29
50c
(initial
com.
Bros,
RR.
Specialty
Ogllvie
1-25
1-25
40c
B
Office
Ohio
12-14
20c
;___
____^
Oberman
12-14
$1.25
(quar.)
&
1
or
,,
(extra)
2
(initial)
common
new
40c
Distilleries, Ltd.—
participating preferred
1-
1-1-57
50c
B_
(quar.)
Light & Power
Chemical,
Extra
12-14
59%c
(quar.)_____,
(quar.)
guaranteed common
Corp.
(quar.)
12-26
12%c
(s-a)
2
common..
1-10
1-
Melchers
■
7V2%
12-14
t
&
1-
(quar.)_„,
E.)
Nashville &
Machine
preferred
Medford
Corp.
20c
37 %c
new
ciass
Worcester
Scotia
Ohio
12-19
25c
&
Class
7
7
1
45c
:
Line,
Extra
7
12-
12-
1-
12 % c
preferred
Noxsma
7
12-
6
12-27
40c
(quar.)
i
(s-a)
Truck
Norwich
12-10
12-14
& Engineering Co.—
5% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Inc., common
5%
preferred (quar.)
McQuay-Norris Mfg. (quar.)
12-
2
8c
(F.
12-21
(quar.),
2
1-
(quar.)
pfd.
$5
1-
1-2
t$1.75
.
(quar.)
preferred
Myers
1
Class A,
6%
6%
7
12-27
25c
McQuay,
Johnson
Inc.
System,
2
;
t20c
t20c
__
common
Corp.,
(quar.)
Extra
7
Extra
12-24
12-27
40c
4%
12-
12-15
12-31
2
Extra
Co.
2
Line, Inc.,
Murray-Ohio Mfg.,
3%
Stores
1-
12-
$1.37%
7
t$1.75
(Milw.l
7
12-26
12-31
10c
Norwalk
9
12-
preferred
Munson
1-
McKinn^y Mfg. Co. (quar.)
McLean Industries, $3 preferred
(quar.)
McLean Trucking Co., class A com.
(quar.)
McLellan
1212-
Mutual
1-
(extra)
12-17
2
12-28
62 %c
Ltd.
12-15
7
12-28
$40c
(quar.)
Porcupine Mines
Machine
(quar.)
Forging,
Brass
1-
(quar.)
12-10
Royal
25c
dividend
McKay
Mead
1-10
$50c
(quar.)
2
2
2
12-14
m.50
Co.
Mclntyre
McNeil
1-25
5c
preferred
Ray)
Aircraft
Motorola,
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-
12-27
$25c
1-
2
tl2%c
2$
Nova
1-
2
$3
Extra
12-10
1-
(quar.)
National Grocers,
McBrine, (L.) Co., Ltd., pfd. (s-a)
McColl-Frontenac Oil (increased),,
$3.50
1-10
National
Asphalt Corp
Industries
Maxwell, Ltd., com. (quar.)
$6 partic. pfd.
(quar.)
Mays (J. W.) Inc.
(quar.)
1-15
t20c
1-
50c
Maule
McDermott
1-25
(quarterly
(s-a)
8%
t45c
1-
11c
RR.
12-10
—____
National
Mastic
McDonnaU
12-20
pay¬
Trust
1-15
15c
convertible
1-15
Fund
stock,,
50c
(quar.)___,
B
Finance
Natco
Stock
12-14
______________
Drop
4%%
12-14
1
(increased quar.)
Mueller
30c
Growth
gain
A
preferred
Motor
12-14
1-
$$i
Extra
12-20
12-14
(s-a)
12-20
$1.12%
Investors
Valley
1-15
1
1
12-26
1
65c
(quar.)
Telephone. Ltd. (quar.)
Northwestern
National
Life
Insurance
1-1
1
2-
44c
Extra
1-
;
preferred
Ry.
of Rec.
2-
Service—
Telephone
Pacific
Holdert
22c
Northern
1-
(quar.),,
12-20
5%
income)
Massawippi
12-14
Northern
12-14
12-14
$1.75
Ltd.
Extra
12-15
2
12-18
Ohio
12-28
25c
Chemical
Corp., Ltd., common
7%
2
Northern
12-28
62 %c
■___
Works,
1
5%
or
1-15
1-
(quar.)::.-..
Extra
12-14
12-20
12-17
25c
2
31 %c
capital
in
Massachusetts
2
A
Locomotive
Refrigerating & Storage, Ltd.
Montrose
Moore
1
12-21
(quar.)
1-
37 %c
dividend
special
1-
40c
% %
preferred
(quar.)
Masonite
Corp.
(quar.)
A
2
60c
(quar.),,,
Investors
common
1-
$1.50
4
Massachusetts
Co.,
1-28
$1.06%
(quar.)
Stock
&
12c
Casualty (quar.)
I
Shipbuilding & Drydock—
Common
1-
12-14
75c
preferred iquar.
Martin (Glenn L.)
CO.
Stock
dividend
Ward
30c
(quar.)
&
$3
Maryland
Montreal
12-20
1-
12-24
$1.17y2
30c
Sons
Field
2
1
12-20
1-15
Dairies, Ltd. (quar.)
Mountain States Telephone
&
Telegraph—
Quarterly
25c
(quar.)
Co., 4'/4% pfd. (quar.)
Marshall-Weils, 6% preferred (quar.)
Martel Mills, common
Marshall
1-
2
$1.12%
(quar.)____.
5%-
—
_
dividend),
Marquette Cement Mfg. Co., 6%
(M.)
3%
,
t_.
(stock
tl7%C
17 %c
(quar.)
--
Marlin-Rockwell
Marsh
1-15
Montreal
1-
12-31
1-
4.40% preferred (quar.)
Northern Natural Gas. common
5 % %
preferred
(quar.)
40c
;
class
12-14
Moore
__
com.
preferred
Montgomery
$7
Northern
1-
quar.)
When
Payable
$1.25
12-17
$$3
__
(quar.)
Indiana Public
12-17
j$l
Auto Equipment, 5%
pfd. (quar.),,
Montana-Dakota Utilities,
common
(quar.)
4.50%
preferred (quar.),
7
12-
Co., Ltd.—
7%
preferred B (quar.)
Market Basket (Los
Angeles),
Stock dividend
Jockey Club
(increased
com.
preferred
$$i
Park
Monroe
7%
$$1.25
:
& Telephone
Marmon-Herrington
&
5%
Illinois Gas,
2
$1
(Winnipeg) (s-a)
Investments, Ltd
Northern
1-2
30c
Monarch
Monmouth
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Telegraph
Common
(quar.)_
(quar.)____
(quar.)__
preferred
Maritime
pref,
Products
Corp.,
pfd.
5%
2
1-15
1-15
t30c
Ltd.,
1-
50c
t30c
quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
Automotive
Corp
Extra
:
Y.)
11
$25c
Lite Assurance Co.
(Toronto)—
Maremont
(quar.),
Inc
Monarch
1-10
$1.50
Ltd., class A
Petroleum
Co.,
;
Extra
;
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Manufacturers Life Insurance
Semi-annual
Maple Laaf Milling,
Containers
27c
(quar.)
common
(N.
12-17
(quar.)_____
59%c
Ltd.
2
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
4.50%
—
Trust
1-
4.90%
3-15
(quar.)
Gardens
$1.22%
12-20
;
Per
Share
Name of Company
12-17
3-30
B
Leaf
2
$25c
preferred (quar.)—
Manhattan Financial, class A
Maple
1-
(quar.)_;
common
Rubber,
of Rec.
25c
(quar.)
4%%
&
Holder$
Payable
(quar.)
common
(quaf.)_
Gold Fields, Ltd.,
Mailory (P. R.i # Co.—
5% preference A (quar.)
.Class
Service,
When
Share
Company
Gas
4
Malartic
Mansfield Tire
Mobile
1-
priority shares
Convertible
priority shares
5% preferred (quar.)
Maine
Per
Name of
12-21
$25c
Convertible
Maine
12-27
53
2-
1
1-15
12 %C
1-15-57
12-14
20C
1-15-57
12%c
75c
12-31
1-
2
1-15
12-14
12-24
12-12
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2782)
Phoenix
Silk
Piedmont
BXtrS-
Corp._____—
Ry.
Northern
&,
(quar.j
.——
■' i.'»"'~r
'
Mills,
Pillsbury
40c
$1.25
_________
''V'
«•'
$1 1
preferred (quar.)_
$4
$0,111
Pltney-Bowes, Inc., common (quar.)
40c
preierred <quar.)_—52VeC
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical (stock divid.)
2%
Amer.
end
Year
•
Pittsburgh,
___—
Common
Pittsfield
Co.
Plastic
Pocahontas
Polaroid
Corp.,
(quar.)
_________—-
class A (quar.)__
Mfg.
(increased quar.)
Huron Sulphite & Paper Co.—•
United,
Port
Common
Tools,
Electric
Transit
Porto Rico
(quar.)
Telephone
1st
4','25c
(quar.)
com.
preferred
Pratt & Lambert,
Extra
President
Inc.
Co.
—_—
(quar.)
_____
(quar.)
(T.
&
Ltd.
Mines
Dome
Lid.
Co.,
Fund,
Stock
investment income anji
capital gains;___________
Irom
Gardner
Extra
preferred
8%
Co.
iquar.i
(quar.)
Providence
Provincial
Transport
RR.
4I/«7<
preferred
4.20%
Co.,
common
5.60%
12-28
Russell
Russell
Russell-Miller
12-24
12-24
12-14
preierred
preferred
4.24%
Safeway
12-14
Ltd.
(extra)
12-21
New
5%
12-18
St.
Louis
12-18
St.
Louis
1-
4
12-
4
St.
Paul
12-17
St.
Regis Paper,
II-23
5
ban
12-
5
12-31
12-
5
Fire
Sanborn
12-
1
Steel
12-28
12-27
1-
_____
—
12-13
4.36% preferred A (quar.;_—__—_
Schenley Industries, Inc. (quar.;
—
Schick, Inc., new com. (initiai-quar.)^__—__
1-
1
4
12-
12-27
5
1
2-15
1-10
12-15
1-15
12-21
1-
12-14
3-
2
1-
1-31
8
Paper
13.40
Scott
preferred
Scovill
Manufacturing,
(increased quar.)
5% preferred
Mining Ltd. (quar.)
Scranton
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, com. (quar.)__
$4.50 series A preferred (quar.).
12-31
12-17
12-31
12-15
1-
1
12-15
Seaboard
Airline
2-
1
1-11
Seaboard
Finance
3-
1
2-15
$4.75
3-
1
2-15
$5
Sealed
Power
Roebuck
2-15
2
12-15
Scullin
Lace
Steel
Lines
Securities
preferred
Security Title
4V2%
5%
preferred
Shamrock
1-19
12-24
Sharon
Oil
Steel
SUawinigan
1
12-15
11-30
4%
4Vi%
50c
7
12-10
$28c
1-
2
12-15
15c
1-
5
12-20
convertible
6%
Radiation,
Radio
Machinery,
&
preferred
Inc.,
S3.50
of
America,
Corp.
$3.50
Ralston
preferred
Purina
Inc.
Ranco,
Rapid
Co.
30c
(s-a)
(quar.)
-
(quar.)
common
,—
1st
common
1st-preferred
Extra
A
12-31
12-20
87'/2c
1-2-57
12-10
87'/2c
(quar.)___
(extra)-.
1-28
12-19
4-
1
1-
9
75c
_______
(quar.)—
30c
3-11
12-10
12-28
12-
7
dividend
stockholders
held on January 161
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd.,
6%
preferred
Class
B
Shuron
1-23
2
12-12
$$1.50
_
Raybestcs-Manhattan (Huar.)
Screw
standard
Shares
12-
Standard-Toch
class A
1-
2
12-12
1-
2
12-10
Silverwood
1-10
12-20
Simplex
1-
12-17
Siscoe
Mines
Co.,
Ltd;
4JA%
7
2
11-23
11-23
Starrett
1-
1-
(L.
183Ac
12-28
12-17
10c
12-26
12-14
75c
12-26
12-26
12-14
36c
12-27
12-18
36c
12-27
12-18
933Ac
______
1-15
12-3L
common—
1 year-end)
A
2
12-12
Steak
12-10
Stecher-Traung
1-1-57
12-10
1-
12-14
1
a%
,
12-28
12-14
2-
1
—_—
1
'12-14
$2
1-
1
12-14
1-
1
12-14
$37 '/2C
1-
2
$1
Ltd.
A
iquar.)_
1
•'''
1-10
12-_0
15c
12-27
12-
______—___
$1.60
12-26
12-27-
40c
12-28*
12-
12-14
equar.l____
.
V
Roe
6z
income
12-14
7>/2C
1-15
12-31
$1.25
12-31
12-14
12-15
;
Corp.—
25c
1-
2
$40c
2-
1
1-
7
2-
1
1-
1.
(quar.)__
Ltd.
1 increased
quar.)
Fund
Fartium
and
$1.75
(25c
from
from
capital
ord.
gains
1-
1
12-28
'
12-14
realized
the
during
25c
1-15
1-
2
II-30
Stix,
—
$56'Ac
1-
2
11-30
Stokely-Van Camp, common (quar.)____
5%' prior preferred (quar.)_
1-
2
12-20
1-
20c
2
12-20
preferred
Baer
A-
(quar.)
Futler,
7
p,d.
2
12-20
1-
2
12-20
1-
2
1Z". L
4-
1
c
56c
—.,
JLst
] l-16
1-
57
________—________
2-25
ioOc
4'/a%.
4
15c
comnion___________
4prefelred: (quar.)
5
1-
100%
Special
r
43
i«;uar.)
1-
25c
3-12
1-2-14
25c
12-11
1
1-
1-
12-11
1
25c
1
2",
2-15
'
5%.
1-16
convertible; 2nd
preferred
iquar.)—__
Stonega Coke & Coal (stock dividend!
___
Stony Brook RR. (s-a)
—A____
1-10
Stop
12-11
1-15"
Stouffer
$2
1-
5
12-29
10c
1-
2
12-21
$45c
2-
$25c
2-
1-10
1-
12-10
Corp. (stock dividend)
Strawbridge Ac Clothier, $5 pfd. (quar.)____
$1.25
1-
1-
12-10
Stufcnitz
12'/2c
1-
12-10
10%
2-28
12-28
12-28
12-17
$30c
12-31
11-30
$20c
'—
12-31
1-28 J
$20c
Shop—_______
&
60c
•
dividend
preferred
Chemical
Sun
11-30*
$4.50
12-23
12-27
$15c
1-2-57
11-30
$ 15c
(quar.)—
1-2-57
11-30
12^28
11-30
Sunbeam
1-25
12-14
6unray
3
12-2L
Sunstrand
6%
Sun
Life
common
2-15
2
12-14
12-24
12-14
1-
5'
2
12-27
1-
1
12-17
1-
$S1
12-' 5
1-
$1.50
(quar.
12-14.
12-
-
1-10
10%
—
1-
2
1-10
15c
(quar.
(Canada)-
12-24
$1.12
—__
iquar.)__^
_;—________—_______
Assurance
2-15
1-15
10c
iquar.)__
Loan,
preferred
12-19-
20c
_;
dividend
Stock
1-16
2
2-28
15c
com. -(quar.)
preferred A
1-15
5%
—
-
,
Corp.,
Finance tSc
Sun
12-17
—
(quar.
__1
Extra
2
1-
ll7Ac
—
______—
1-31-57
4%
—
Greene, ^common .(quar.i__—_____
Stock
12-17:
2%
—
common
12-14
1--31
.c
$$1.75
20c
20c
35c
iquar.i
12-12
1-
10c
Textiles,
Stern
&
12-24
$201
year
(quar.)
Inc. (stocks dividend
—
A
12-10
2
12-24
'
.
—
class
12-12
•1-
75c
_______—______
Extra
Stein
12-24
7c
50c
(qnar.
(quar.)
Canada,
12-14
___
7
7.
!3Pc
of
12-31
——
7'
12-20
$15c
(quar.)
.Bros.
Co.
75c
—
12-
1-10
(extra)
Cyear.end)
Lithograph
—
iquar.)
1-
$15c
(quar.)
iDel.).. (quarhx:
preierred
Stedman
1-10
1-
Shake
n
Stern
;
12-14:
75c
Equipment
Co.
12-18
.
3-
40c
class
Products
S.)
1
i
Ltd.,
Dairies,
12-17
(quar.
class
Chemical
Stanley £[ome
12-28
1-
(s-a)_—
on
2-18
12-17
12-28
esubiect to approval of SEC)
Co.
&0c
(quar.)
pfd.
dividend
Stock
12-28
1-1-57
—
Ltd.
1
12-28
40C
_,
Railway
iquar.)-——'___
(quar.)____.
iquar.i
12-14
Brewers
Co.-r-
12-20
l'/2C
iquar.i
Drug,
:
1
1-
50c
±
—
Breweries,
85e
(quar.)
Standard
12-20
12-20
12-14
12-27
_______________
Ltd.,
Sterling
dividend
2-
Silex
Standard.
12-20
1-10
1
8'/2C
—
Materials.
&
Rauio,
Sterling
(quar.;
Optical
Sigma
12-20
1-10
Paving
12-19
Extra
(s-a;__^
1-10
2
25c
-
'3
11-
12-27
50c
•
25c
(quar.)————-—
$25c
100%
;
com.
Class
—____________
n
Shulton, Inc.,
Sicks'
(subject to approval of the
at a special meeting to be
12-17
Trading
—Is
Co.
of
Canada, Ltd.—
&
preferred
Stock
Electrotvpe—
Stock
7%
12-11-
(quar.)
12-21
Boston;
1
(quar.)_a
Extra
12-19
1-28
25c
50c
—
12-27
——_——45 c
Sherwin-Williams
Common
12-31
$45c
preferred
Transport
12-11
lOniot—-
preferred
2
(quar.)_
B (quar.)
Extra_i.___——.
Shell
12-31
( quar.)
Exti-a
6%.
i-
Power
Association
Shawinut
class
Co.
75c
preferred A
red.
Oil
Standard
(quar.)
red.
25c
preferred A
(quar.).—
Standard
Paper Mfg., common____
12-17
$1.25
(quar.)
Corp.
7
quar.)_i
33a%
12-28
3%
$1.12
—
12-
(quar.)x—___
common
tyear-end;
Standard
(quar.)_—________
Corp.
Water &
Common
12-28
1-
(quar.)—
2
(quar.)__
Steamship Co.,
12-17
—
Gas
&
B
Standard
Steel
dividend)
1-
(quar.)—
12-28
20%
(stock
50c
:
Holding Corp.,
31 Vic
25c
(quar.)____
Co.
Class
approval of the
common
A
Leather
Standard
7
preferred
participating preferred
Participating
12-19
Dept.)
preferred
$3
12-19
12'/ac
;
7
(quar.)
-(quar.)______—
Corp.,
75c
preferred
I Standard Fruit
10c
(increased)
Seismograph Service Corp.
12-24
1-15
12-14
1 %
(quar.)
7
12-
5%
;
1
25c
———
(subject to
Factors
1
common
7
2
10c
convertible
Year-end:
1-
10%
Corp.,
1212-
1-
dividend—
1-
25c
$1.18aA
—'—
12-31
Dredging,
Standard
2-14
12-28
12-21
20c
25c
Stock
12-10
(quar.)_—_
Insurance
prior
1-19
1-
1
1
$1.25
Insurance
dividend
Stock
45c
2-25
1-
3-
dividend)
Co;
Selbei'ling Rubber,
+25c
12-;
12-17
$1.12'/2
(initial
common
Stabl-Meyer.; $2-$5 prior preierred
1-14
1-10
12-28
to
(quar.)
common
new
62J/2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-15
$35c
2-1-57
1-1&
:VV->
gains
eltandard-Coosa-Thatcher
1-14
15c
$1.12'/2
——
common
Acceptance
12-31
_!
Hydraulic
&
California
$50c
Ltd.,
(stock
12-14
12-10
2-1-57
1-18
1-18
"
Corp_2____,2^,
Corp..
Co.,
Standard
1-18
dividend •——*
Stock
7
12-10
12-20
1
capital
Suoe
30c
20c
(quar.)
1-
2
2
15c
-
iquar.)_
$1
2
7-17
12-
50c
—
iquar.i
Co,
preferred
preferred
20c
Mining
(Canada),
RR.
12-10
1-
8-1-57
50c
;;
12-15
1-
2
1-17
2-
2-1-57
Extra
4-17
________—
12-15
12-17
1-
5-1-57
(quar.)———
Year-end
5%
common
—
2
3
1-15
2
91'Ac
12-
12-20
Square D
2-1-57
(quar.;____
12-10
1
12-14
75c
(quar.)—
2
(quar.)
12-29
85c
12-28
1
12-31
$1
12-24
preferred
27'/2C
$4.50
12-17
(extra)
2
Quebec Power
1-15
1-
2-1-57
cents
24
preferred; <<$uar;)u_
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance
12-28
(quar.)
and
12-31
from
Spencer
Sherry-Rand
1-18
_______
12-20
3.65%
1-18
2-1-57
27'Ac
10c
income
12-14
12-17
(quar.)_—
Williains
&i
2-1-57
1-18
from
afuount
12-311
27V2C
27'/2c
—
quar.)
pre.erred
$4
Co.,
1-18
$1.15
cents
1956
12-31
8
Extra
Buott
l-ia:
2-1-57
30c
17
for
1-15
80c
&
2-1-57
____
1-15
1-15
a
1-lff
2-1-57
^—
from
1-
:
$1.10
1-15
30c
(quar.)__—__.
A
preferred A (quar.)
preferred A (quar..)—
Fetzer Co.
(increased
5y2%
Scott
cents
51
2-1-57
'
$1.60
Corp.—
preferred
12-20
1-
7.
12-17.
■
97'/2C
____
and
distributions
12-17"
1L-15-57
$1.06 'A
—
preferred
(quar.)__________
4.40%
pfd, ($25 par) (quar.)—_____—__
Sovereign Investors, Inc., (13 cents from net
Schwitzer
9
3-
(qpar.)_
25c
9
"
preferred
12-28
'—
1-
"<
4.60%
12-
12-17
40c
.
(quar.)
27*/2C
'
1-
(quar. I—
Bearings
common
1-
6
preierred
Total
12-20
2
$1 J)334
(quar.)
12-28
$1.09
25c
1-
______—__________
Quebec Telephone,
M
—
1-
12-14
.It 1
.
.
(quar.)
4
12-21"
12-27
92'/2c
(quar.)
(quar_)
preierred
1-1-57
12-12
2-
preierred
preferred
$1.10
$1
24c
25c
2
Extra
.
—
4.15%
I-
12-18
1-15
$1.50
(quar.)
; 11
12-31
12-31
preferred
4.26%
12-28
1-25
1
46c
$1.50
common
1-25
12-18
3
10c
—
Service—
income
:—
1-15
Public
3.90%
12-14
3
1-
2 %
(s-a)
(Dallas)
11-23
1- 2
12-20
1-
(quar.;
.;preferred
11-23!
1
1-15
2
investment
Savannah
12-18
50c
25c
2
capital, gain
12-13
2
____
(quar.)—.
1-
1-10
12-31
I-
12-14
1-
12-19
12-20
1-
2
$1.07
1-17
1-15
Power,
1-
$1.16'A
12-15
12-20
&
1-15
24c
< quar.;
3uc
(quar.;____
—
1
1-
2
< quar.;__
(quar.)
com.
2-
$1.25
(«uar.)_^__
1-4
1-15
1-
(quar.)_„
12-10
1-
4V2%
$1
(quar.)
12-24
1' 1
$1.25
______
________—.___
—
Electric
12-10
$1.20
dividend >__
(stot-K
4.40%
pld.
(quar.;__^
$1.06
___—_
25c
,
—
————$25c
Electric,
&
preferred
12-29
4.36%
1st
$4.40
12-20
40c
________
Southwestern Lile Insurance
3.70%
si
$1.07'/a
iquar.)______
insurance
Map
Diego Gas
5%.
Seton
&
Marine
Mills
preferred
4.28%
12-10
preferred
(quar.)
—
22VaC
4.40% preferred (quar.)_—22c
Sangamo Electric
(increased quar.;
37'/ac
30c
$2
Racine
&
(quar.)
number
V 4.65 %
12-17.
12-24
$$1.25
$2.25
Castings——11c
2
2
12-20
12-31
•
England Telephone
Co. iquar.)
preferred
35c
;
—
preferred
A
(quar.) —
National Stockyards (year-end)---
1-
12-31
(s-a)
;
Corp., ijtu..—
common
1 initial)__
1-
common
R
12-14
1-
5%/
Lawrence
$1.16)4
—
(quar.)____
preferred
Quincy
1-2-57
12-31
Pyle-Natkmal
Quemont
$2.25
12-21
1-
preferred
12-21
12-31
10c
6%
2
St.
Ltd.
Oats,
12-28
12-21
Purity Stores,
Quaker
$20c
5c
12-21
20c
8%
(quar.;_i;„„___A___
preferred
4%
1-15
$1.75
____
Electric-
&
Saturn! Gas Co., common
$6 preierred iquar.;..
Southwestern Gars & Electric—;
12-10
12-31
(quar.)
Purex,
2
i
Stores,
1-
_____
(quar.)—;
preferred (quar.)
;
Puget Sound Pulo <fc Timber iquar.)—
Inc.
1-
(quar.)_____
Shops
$$1.50
x____
Southwest
5
$1.12Vjt
4.30%
Seatrain
iquar.)
preferred
12-
12-27
preferred (quar.)___
Extra
12-14
12-14
12-28
45c
(quar.)
4.65%
Pullman,
Llwell
Saco
12-24
35u
—.
Soutliwest
Helena Rubensteiu)
<#jfai\)__„___
Co., QVa'/t pfd.
Co.
______
vo.-^>-
Oxygen
12-11-
Milling
1-18
25c
New
Southern
Southwestern
12-27
Public Service Co. of Oklahoma—
4%
C.)
5
12- 5
2-15
(quar.; __________—_____;
Nevada-Power Co.—
Soutliern
12-14
(F.
12-
12-31
___________________—_____
^preferred
of Rec.
12-31
.
27c
preferred
4.80%
1
Ltd.,
Industries,
lz-13
Carolina—
North
12-17
4.80%
Soutliern
1-
Sears,
(quar.)_______—_______
of
Co.
12-17
12-27
V
12.-17
Gas
(quar. I
Holder$
$62'/2c
(quar.;
iquar.;
ciucta*
(quar.)__2_.
Indiana
Common
$1.88
12-31
$1.06)4
$1.05
$1.12s/a
1-10
12-27
Pxiii.K.uu
preferred
1
—
——___
common
preferred
partlc.
Southern
$$0.3281
(see
4'/2%
(.Jacob),
12-28
$62'/ac
,
12-14
1^-14
(quar.)—
pfd
$25c
________
4
1-11
cash
in
$2.50
(quar.)—_
preferred
preferred
2%
Public Service
Ruppert
I.) —
(quar.)—.
6%
60c
(quar.)
pia.
quar.)—
(
Canada, Power,
Southern
7%
oxiginal
pmerred
!
Payable
|
Co.—
of
14c
(R.
iquar.)
_____________
Co. of Colorado, com. (quar.)
Service
Public
12-14
1-18
15c
25c
_—
Insurance
1-
participating
4.32%
When
Share
Edison
Calilornia
Soutliern
——
2
$2
(quar.)—
preferred
5%
payable
is
Lid., 5'/*%
Oil Co.
RuLenstein (Helena;
50c
—
Worcester
&
$1.50
sale
on
stock
or
Royalite
12 -2 i
25c
—_____________
Washington
Common'
The
securities;.
12-31
$1.50
—
Providence
net
25c
iquar.
Gas
Providence
pro!it
irom
1-1R
Progress Manufacturing (qtiar.)____.—:
17y2c
Stock dividend
____!—4%
Prophet Co.
Special
$1.50
5'/2%
._—_—-j.—_—
v
Gamble,
<te
and
preferred <quar.)_„,
St. Joseph Light & Power,)
5% preferred A (quar.)——
$1.8$
12-14
—___
5V2%
—
4
5%
—_
1-15
$75c
——
___■
Procter
4"
Inc.—
from
(38c
Prince
1-10
$4c
(s-a)
(quar.)____________
Growth
Rowei
1-10
25c
J3c
—_______
Lid.
Electric,
Bros.
Price
<quar.)_
11-23
1-
(stock dividend>
—________
4%
(stock dividend) __——6%
common (year-end;
30c
Class A (year-end)
1—______
loc
Rowo (T.) Prmfe Growth Stock Fund, Inc.—
<38c from undistributed ordinary net inc.
"
25c
&
East
Preston
Price
1
iquar.i
___.
Read
Pratt,
1-28
40c
27'/2c
45c
$50c
$75c
X56c
75c
(quar.)__
Power,
preferred iquar.)
Power Corp. of Canada, common.;
6%
non-cuni.
participating pfd.
3.60%
<
i2-ie
12-
12-14
12-27
Corp.',
$3
20c
12'Ac
iquar.)
Co.
Electric
Potomac
4
2
2
12-31
Corp.
10c
(quur.)_
common
(s-a)i._--;_—_______—
Machine
Porter-Cable
Portland
dividend
$2
non-cum. partic. pfd. iquar.)
Extra • _____________——
preferred
1-
1-
12-15
1-2-57
—
$1
'
Extra
6%
lz-l$
1-28
2
1-
(stock dividend)———
Co.,
20c
(quar.)
4%
Portable
12-10
8
Per
5%
1-16
$1.25
15c
Monday, December 24, 1956
.
Name of Company
12-24
Roosevelt Raceway
2
1-
1-1-57
3%
(quar.;—5oc
Cable
Stock
iquar.;
Ltd
ic'anauai.
Haas
10c
Tile
Pomona
12-14
1-
12'/2c
62Vac
62'/2c
7'/2c
17'/2c
1
(quar.)
preferred
2nd
$2.50
Polyplastex
12-28
65c
6'/2c*
(quar.)
(quar.)
12*28
V.;
Ronson
1-15
60c
common
12-20
12-14
1-
iquar.i
preferred
1st
5%
Fuel
2
20c
quar.i__—
plough, Inc. (quar.)
,
Plymouth Cordage Co. (quar.
Plymouth Cordage Employees'. Stock
Plywood Corp.
&
Rome
4
4
1-
,5%
10%
div.)_
(increased
Cable
6i
Wire
12-
1-
$2.50
—
(stock.
$1.19
preierred B (quar.)
_______—
& Co., 5% pfd. A iquar.;
(A.
Rohm
1-
30c
Chocolate
&
Nut
Hoe
12-2P
12-28
$150
iquar.i
dividend
Stock
Planters
-15-o7
Rodciis
.
Holder»
Southern
Rockwood
2
$1.75
$1.75
—_______
• quar.)_____—
Adams RR. (s-a>__^_-_ —
North
&
Pittston
tqttar.)
Lake Erie RR.
{%
4.75%
12-12
Rothmoor
iquar.i
preferred
7%
Pittsburgh
25c
12-12
Ry.—•
Chicago
&
Wayne
Ft.
'
—
.
12-27
I-
-
Payable oj Rec.
Light 61 Power Co.—
12-27
'
Johnson & Associates, Ltd.
deposit, rets, tor ordinary
Plnchin,
Rockland
12-12
4
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
1-
When
Per
Holden
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
.
1
'
Class
Reading Co.—
4% 2nd preferred
(quar.)
Reading
(s-a)
Gas
(Pa.i
Reading Tube
Real
Title
Estate
C.)
D.
ton,
Real Silk
Reece
,
$1.50
(stock
fflv.)
Insurance
<s-a>
Co.
$1
Roller
40c
(quar. >
Bit
;
(quar.)
3M}%
preferred
conv.
Renner
25c
(quar.)
87'/2c
3c
(Canada), Ltd.. class A (quar.)
Republic
Pictures Corp.,
Reslstoflex
Corp.,
Resort
Airlines
Extra
Reynolds
4.50%
(R.
J.)
Bros,
Riley
Stoker
Ritter
&
Smith
(A.
O.)
Smith-Cororia,
11-
1
12-18
;
3
12-27
1-1-57
12-14
1-
Paper
(quar.
12-21
Snyder Tool
50c
12-31
12-19
Solvay American Corp.,
1-10
12-20
Sonverville,
12-27
12-10
SomrfierscDrUg Stores,
2-
1
1-11
1-
2
12-10
90c
1-
2
12-10
1-25
1-15
Xline
1-11
French
&
&
Laboratories
Engineering
Ltd.,
$2.80
preferred
Corp.,
4%
pfd.
Co.
12-17
Commdh
1-31
12-17
1-31
<"
Special
___*
Swank, Inc. '
12-31
12-31
Sweets
$1.25
12-18
12-28
12-14
®wltr
_____
9334c
;;
50c
Products
Corp.
(stock
div.)_
5%
Corp.—
20c
(quar.)
1-25
1-
1
12-28
1-
2
preferred
$1.55
1-
i
12-20
Switson
170c
1-
1
12-15
Sylvanite
-
10c
1-
1
12-15
12'Ac
1-
1
12-15
1-
1
Co..
12-28
31'Ac
12-
,
1-15
South
Benl
South
Carolina
Worhj
Electric
Gas,
di«idendi__
1212-
7
12-28
12-14
2'<
12-14
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
12-14
4.60%
preferred
(quar.l
57'/2c
4.G0%
preferred
A
I0c
12-31
12-14
12-28
12-14
5%
preferred
$4c
1-15
1-15
12-18
$$1.25
1-15
.12-18
12-24
12-12.
12-24
12-12"
1-15
12-14
lc
4'/2c
20c
America^.
(quar.)
"
,
25c
50c
Io»">r.)
1
5%
12-18
12-28.
1-
12-14
4
'1-1-K7
12-14
,
'1 r
tcr
preferred
"
2
12-12
57'/2C
11-
2
12-12
11-
2
12-12
(quar.)_;
common
2
1-
2
12-
7
1-
2
12-
7
30c
12-31
12-31
12-14
12-31
12-14
12-31
12-14
•*.
12-31
12-14
*
(quar.
Ltd.,
12-14
62.'/2e
;
TV/BC
iquar.i!
common
$3Cc
Taylor Instrument Cos. (quar.)
Taylor, Pearson & Carson (Canada)
12-
7
1-
2
12-
7
1-
2-
12-
7
45c
1-
2
12-14
25c
(mar.i_»
2
170c
■
;
.
1-
$5nc
'
preference
11-
.6834c
-___
preferred
4%
2
10%
(quar.)
534"%
12-12
2
:
1-
15c
^
(quar.)
Extra-
11-
$4c
25c
i-_
____.
preferred
Tamklyn- (G.),
.
(s-a)___
(a-a)__
L
5'/2%
12-10
11-
-
Corp.
12-17-
-
Ltd.-
Inc.,
12-31
;
dividend
12-12
2
Ltd
Mines.
(James),
1-1C
62'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gold
1-
25c
56'Ac
com.
>
.
$40c
Industries.
Stock
7
12-28
$50c
Jstock
&
12-28
383Ac
(quar.)
lathe
12-15.
_-___
Symington-Gould
f
Extra
Talcott
7
31 'Ac
•
(quar.)_,
Ltd.
1
12-15
(quar.i_
(quar.)
preferred
12-17
35c
quar.)
$1.25
1-
:
Cnrannnr
&
$1.37
common—
12-15
$35c
75c
$1
*
-
iquar.i—
of
12-14
1
12-18
12-28
Co.
-
iquar.)
(quar.)________
preferred
12-28,
12-11
12-28
1-
(quar;)-2
preference; (quar.)_>
Supervised Sliares, Inc...
12-31
1-31
12-27
5c
1
fs-a)I__"
10-10
tnvzc
O/dinahy- :<s-a)_x
2
1-31
8
1-21
4c
s-a)
(initial)
_;
2--1
10c
iquar.i
pfd.
(initial
Petroleum
Mines, -Ltd.
Ltd.__
12-31'
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)_^—L
preferred
Southam
Lardeau
Superior P»-c)T)>nei. LtH.
si-rii-nfd.
SupetteVt Petroleum Corp.,-Ltd.—
50c
conv.
5Va%
1
$25c
Extra
50c
2-
$50c
12-31
12-10
Supercrete,
5%
1
12-21
4
Sunshine
12-14
Mills-Ltd.—
(quar )
12-31
1-
12-14
1
$50c
preferred
Smith,
1
1-
45c
Extra
11-
2%'
International
1-
1-
12-14
12-30
Co.-_
I
dividend
Stock
■
70c
:
(quar.;
(quar.)
12-27
30c
(quar.)
com.
12-17.
30C
—______—_____
Tool
2%
Corp.
Inc.
(Howard!
Common
$2
6-15
$1.25
•
(increased;
Ltd.
Machine
$25c
-
$70c
—
iquar.i
Mid-Contirent Oil-Co..
Sunset
(quar.)
dividend
Smith
12-14
12-27
Co.,
Corp.
$1.25
iquar.)
preferred
12-10
17'/2c
(quar.)
Inc.
(increased
Co.
Riverside
(N.)
$1.12*4
(quar.)
Homes,
Metal
Slater
Sonotone
(quar.)
common
Rieke
A
12-18
7
6-29
$1
^
■—
*
'
preferred
Richmond
preferred
class
59%c
(quar.h
Richman
1-
prior
6%
12-18
12-31
*
1-
Extra
Rayon Corp.—
5%
6
'
$1
—
—
6
1-
1
!
common—
12-17
Co.—
preferred
33A%
(quar.)a_-
iquar.)
Tobacco
Co.,
1214c
(annual)v__
(quar.)_
Inc.
2-
Skenandoa
$2c
37VaC
pld.
5%
preferred
3.60%
Rich's,
12-
.-24
12-24
15c
preferred
J.
Ltd
2
25c
__■
A
4%%
12-20
1
5%
31)4c
Revlon, Inc. (increased)
Reynolds Metals Co., common
*
Mines,
Superior
dividend)
(stock
3%
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(Del.),
$28c
$1
div.)
(stock
com.
preferred A
pfd.
$1
(quar.)
Paper
Stock
Co.
Renoid Chains
17.-31
Co.—
Republic Insurance (Texas), pfd. (quar.)
5%
$1.25
25c
Manufacturing
614
B
Common
10c
__
Extra
Reliance
1-10
(Washing¬
Hosiery Mills (year-end)
(Mass.), common
preferred
1
1-31
4%
;
Corp.
5%
Reed
Corp.
____
1-
2
Ltd.—
'
Cement,
Roan Antelope
American
Robertson
class
A-(accum.)__
$2
Copper Mines, American Shrs.
(final)-—
shares
(H.
H.)
Little
&
Co.
1
1-15
dividend;
$1.15
12-31
12-31
12-24
South
Coast
Corp.
(quar.)__
12-*>4
$1.13
_
(stock
2-
10%
1-10
12-23
$20c
12-31
12-15
40c
1-15
1-2-57
12-20
Stock
Public
Service
12'/2c
dividend
1-31
17'/2c
(quar.)
1-
1
1-15
Telephone
12-20
1%
12-20
$2
Southeastern
Semi-annual
1-15
12-27
22'/2c
12-31
12-14
Class
Service
A
Stock
_i_2
Co.
of
12-14
Ohio—
common
25c
5
4%
12-31
12-
5
12-31
12-
5
4%
1
:
12-
25c
dividend-:
12-31
12-31
'
Robinson
Co.
Rochester-American
(quar.)
Insurance
Co.
<fc
Genesee
Valley
RR.
Rochester
.
*
5%
5%
Telephone, common
preferred
(quar.)—
—
2nd
(N.
Y.)
—4
Quarterly
Rochester
Ltd.
preferred
(quar.;
(s-a;
(quar.)
—
Southeastern
Telephone
South
Jersey
South
Pittsburgh
4
25c
1-
2
12-14
$1.25
1-
2
12-14
$1.25
1-
2
12-14
V2%
South
8%
Gas
Porto
Rico
preferred
i_,
(quar.)
Water
preferred
(quar.)
t
Sugar,
1-
4
common
B
Stock
12-10
$5
Co.—
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
1-15
1-
2
40c
3-
2
12-17
50c
1-
2
12-17
common
dividend
non-cuniulative
Telluride
(ouar.;:
iquar.)
35c
Class
Tem:;o
Power,
Aircraft
6%
preferred
pfd.
iquar.
Year-end
Tennessee
&
Georgia
Ry
1
12-
5
1-
2
19-15
1-15
12-21
15c
:
Alabama
5
1-
$1.50
-
t
12-
$1.25
(quar.)
iquar.)
1-15
12-21
50c
12-24
15c
12-
4
Volume
184
Number
5597
.
.
The. Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2783)^ 56
Per
-
Nameof Company
Tennessee
Corp.
When
Share
( extra)
dividend
Payable of Rec.
4.25 %
preferred
4.50 %
1-1C,_
11-29
U.
S.
1-10
*
11.-23
U
S.
35c
2nd
(quar,)__
com.
1-
'
12-
1-
1
12-
1
12-
i-
12-
1
12-
1
12-
I5
Class
7
7%
preferred
(quar.)———_—
1-
1
12-
7
(quar.)———i~—.—
$1.16 ¥t
1-
1*
12-
7
(quar.)____
S1.22¥2
1-
1
*
12-
7
preferred
preferred
(quar.)—
81.27 ¥2
1-
1
-
12-
7
5.12%
$1.28
1-
1
-
12-
5.25%
preferred
(quar.)—
$1.31 ¥2
1-
!'■"
12-
7
7%
$1.25
1-
1
12-
7
U. .S.
1-
2^
12-20
2-1;
1-15
5.10%
5%
preferred
Tennessee
Texas
;—
(quar.)—
—__
«quar.i
Natural
Electric
$4.56
—---
Gas
Lines
Service
Co.,
Inc.
preferred
1 quar.)
Gas
4.96%
preferred
2%
(quar.)
$5
Texas
■;'
Pacific
&
Ry.,
;
Corp.
com.
conv.
4V2%
2nd
pfd.
Telephone
Utilities
Textiles,
$1.25
12-31
Co., 6%
4'.
Inc.,
$1.25
common
preferred
prefeired
Co.
12-20
12-
Class
B
$1
pfd
Stock
_____
Inc.,
(inc
com.
Extra
II-10
Universal
20c
quar.)_
non-cumulative
preferred (initial series)
preferred
B
5%
12-13
—
Investment Corp., class A (quar.)
preferred 1953 series (quar.)—■
..
3
preferred B
Tide
Water
Time
Finance
Time
Finance
Oil
Co.,
3 '
12-10
Vanadium
3
12-10
Van
12-15
Van
12-31
12-31
12-31
■
(Ky.i
Inc.
Tobin
Packing
com.
Bank
Ltd.,
Corp..
Trust
&:
(N.
Y.)
(s-ai
12-15
12-28
1-
2
II-30
5V2%
1-
2
12-14
preferred
1-
2
12-14
Trust
North
Wagner
Baking
Co.,
1-15
12-31
Waldorf
System,
Inc.
1-15
12-31
Walker
1-15
12-31
Wallace
1-10
Stock
¥2
c
25c
2-
2-
1
$50c
City
208
Rapid
conv.
Twin
South
Film,
Co.,
La
common
Transit
pfd.
pr.or
Coach
Co.,
(quar.>_
com.
$1.50
pfd.
conv
Saiie. St.
(quar.)
(quar.)__
1-
29th Street
Towers
Corp.
Special
12-
4
1-
1
Electric
-$4.50
(N.
Y.)
Corp.,
1-15
partic.
Co.,
preerred
preferred
2nd
pref.
(quar.i_
(incr. quar.)!
common
13%
1-30
1-22
$3.50
preferred
Union
Oil
Union
Twist
Union
Pacific
Drill
R?.Uroad
4V2%
United
Biscuit Co.
preferred
5V2%
6%
Cities
United Drill
&
Preferred
United
6%
(quar.)
Fuel
class
United
1-15
1-
2
1-
2
1-
2
1-
1
12-27v
2-15
2-15.
2-
12-10
12-10
12-27i
12-17
1-15
2-
1-
1
3
1-
1
1-15
1-
quar. i_
j
12-20
\-r. 12-20
2-26''" 1-31
40c
22-
1-15.
ft1
1-
8
1-
8
12-7
12-
37 He
—
I- 2
1-
2
12-10
$1.0614
1-
2
11-30
securities
40c
_
investment
profits
20c
7
Molasses.
Ltd.
Ordinary
'interimJersey RR.
com.
12-
4
2
12-20
12-20
a5a
12-31
11-15
S2.50
1-10
12-20
12-31
12-14
12-31
12-14
12-31
12
50c
Machinery,
12-24
5»C
1
1-10-57
25c
(quar.)
Extra
Shoe
SI
$1
Canal
(quar.)
(quar.)
2
12-14
1-14
12-21
1-
12
1-
Power,
preferred
&
Ligxit
2-15
1-25
1-10
12-23
12-31
12-14
62 V2c
2-
1
1-
3
37Hc
2-
1
1-
3
12-27
12-15
>1-
12-15
1
1-11
1-15
12-23
C.
West
Virginia
preferred
12^ 3
12-11
1-
2
12-15
50c
Livingston,
1-1-57
57c
12-27
1-
4
Lance,
unit.
¥
25c
2-
A
12-14
1
1-
7
12-31
12-14
37¥aC
12-28
12-10
12-24
12-10
1-15
12-20
1-15
Lee
The
SEC
of
4%
2nd
Western
preferred
will
12-15
1
12-20
$1.12¥2
Cos.
(quar.)__
(quar.)
11-
12-
1
7
-12-15
1
12-15
12-<28
12-13
N 12-10
ry.
1-15
1-15
12-14
2-1
>-10
12-13
Gross
12-18
Net
12-28
12-13
Net
12-27
12-12
1-1
12-14
1-
12-14
1
1-2-57
1-18
12-21
8
1-
8
1-
2
$5
prior
preferred
Wnirlpool-Seeger
Whitaker
Paper
5%
1-30
30c
1-
3
12-14
t7¥2c
1-
1
12-10
$7V2c
iquar.).
quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
(quar.)
common
w
1-1
-
12-10
50c
1-
85c
1-2
12-
7
1-
12-
Shares
13,600
91,000
.
50,000
6,500
3,900
!
5,000
above.—V.
N.
184,
2327.
p.
C.—Stock
p.
completed.
was
used
for working capital.
manufacturing peanut food
been
products sin*«
2327.
Dec.
on
one
filed
11
shares
of
share
of
letter
a
common
(par $25)
The
of
notification
stock
(par
to be offered
preferred
proceeds
business
182, p.
in
stock
are
the
in
$1)
units
at
$26
be
to
San
used
the
with
and
of
11.500
one
unit.
per
share
There
Earnings—
1955
area
the
and
'
1954
88,772
95,059
!_
enlarge
Bay
1699.
$288,863
income
to
Francisco
$306,893
1953
,
$287,662
$332,371
101,235
143,407
"
19,308
28,647
34,879
51,071
2,786,385
2,647,913
2,703,312
2,935,758
801,897
853,924
862,806
1,105,613
149,296
266,192
290,534
395,647
1—
railway__:
f
railwayincome
2014.
p.
1956
from
railway..
railway.
from
ry.
Jan.
Net
from
ry.
$877,845
184,462
352,992
263,519
135,987
6,313,806
1,498,101
2,254,304
railway
p.
1953
$654,712
185,752
7,017,295
railway-
operi
184,
-'1954
$578,025
207,963
131,073
205,102
5,589.845
6,935,681
1,321,108
963.646
2,166,039
919,853
851,259
1,429,850
1—
from
Net
1955
$806,213
income..
oper.
From
income.
,
2015.
Libby,
2
2
12-15
c
12-31
12-14
50c
12-27
12-14
McNeill
&
Libby—Of
the $10,468,500 of 5%
610,664 shares of common
stock
recently offered for subscription by common
stocknolders, 86,003,100 of debentures and 539,853 shares
convertible
of
stock
debentures
and
subscribed
for at par and $12 per
share,
respectively, and the remaining $4,465,400 of debentures
7
$1.25
iquar.)
the
12-28
1-
'increased
and
respective
12-10
1-15
com.
1976
their
Lehigh & New England
RR.—Earnings—
2
1-
1-31
Wheeling Steel Corp.,
due
opposite
700,000
Inc
October—
12-28
1-31
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
debentures
forth
1956
oper.
184,
$1.75
25c
;
of
set
12-14
U7¥2c
iquar.i
payment
10,000
be
has
railway
railway
from
Net
tl2V2c
A
stock
Ltd.
undewriting.
from
Net
Paper Co. Ltd., class A (quar.)
(quar.)
Westmoreland Coal Co. (stock dividend 1
Westmoreland.
Inc.
(quar.i
class
corrected
$5) in units of two shares of
shares of class B stock at
$52.50 per
to
are
and
From Jan.
Gross
—V.
B
The
stock (par
three
11,500
oper.
—-V.
2
37¥2c
Westminster
<G30.), Ltd.,
B
(quar.i
amount
Co.,
preferred stock
from
ry.
12-20
1-
5%
Class
Net
12-14
$1.25
Stamping Co. (stock
Telegraph
(quar.)
M91H
here
:
from
1-15
div.)_
Union
184,
no
Net
12-18
12-31
37¥2c
5%
convertible preferred
(quar,)
Western Tablet &
Stationery Corp.—
incorrect.
Indicated
Lehigh & Hudson River Ry.
Gross
Gross
series)
Class
be
12-31
iquar. 1
Massachusetts
&
company's super-market
Northern California.—V.
55c
(quar.)
7
30,000
offering
covering
$1
pfd.
7
12-
Bros., Inc., Hay ward, Calif.—Files With SEC—
$35c
1st
12-
.12-27
dividend.
j.
Oils
corporation
$2
Western Natural Gas Co.—
5%
preferred
(1955
Western
and
common
12-20
1-
$1.50
7%
this
12-20
1-15
(accum.)
preferred (quar.)
Western Maryland
12-17
12-27
Sold—The cor¬
Dec. 6 offered to employees
1,782 shares of
stock
(par $5) and 2,673 shares of
proceeds
$$1
6%
is
Charlotte,
corporation
shares of
20c
(quar.i___
Insurance SecuriteH—
12-17
1
___.
common
The
$50c
(quar.)
preferred
Class
Sweet
Inc.,
A
class B
-12-14
1- 2
30c
_______
Western
Great
90c
A
1
1-
Kroy Oils Ltd.—Trading Ban Extended
by SEC—-
See
,12-10
1-2-57
$1.25
class
1-
11-30
35c
•?256
(quar.)10c
Co
12-17
2327.
12-15
$1.50
Casualty & Surety (quar.i
Department Stores (quar.)
Ltd.,
12-17
1
Co.
Co.
Williams
p.
1912.—-V.
Carolina Telephone
SI.40
184,
<fc
&
The
Western
Electric
Lewis
on
(quar.)
Grocers,
1
1-
common
35c
Common
7
1-
62 Vac
Corporation and
Inc
class
$1.05
_
12-
$1.25
Co.
poration
$1.10
(quar.)
12-31
12-24
§220,000
Co.
&
12-31
$1.02¥2
com.
1-15
17 Vac
was
capital
12-31
Co.,; Ltd.— ¥'
(quar.)__
11-10
50c
tax.
October—
Water Service,
preferred (quar.)
Western
&
Morris
Robbins
—V.
Virginia Pulp & Paper
West
of
1-15
'$^1.75
pfd.
12-14
1-3-57
tax.
principal
1-15
investment
(quar.)_^
Western
D.
Jaffe,
12-11
2
iquar.)
(quar.)_
12-14
2
12-20
$1.12¥2
C
Utilities, 4.40%
12-15
2
1-
50c
Corp.
Brooks
class A
quar.)_._____.
2
1-
50c
for
12-31
1-15
70c
B
conv.
W.
12-10
1-2
common
preferred
$4.50
Higginson
P.
12-27
2
1-
v
1-
75C
12-2 7
1-11
1-
50c
.
.
30c
Debentures
Lee
Glidden,
12-27
1-15
the
shares
15c
(quar.i___
preferred
Texas
of
2%
___r
1-10
$1.75
below:
names
13
31¥iC
4.10%
Weston
14
2
5%
div,)___
preferred (auar.)
Western Tool 8c
$2.50
Pacific Corp., common
Extra
Non-cum partic. pref.
iquar.)
1-
(quar.)
5%
40c
(quar.
!
&
7
from
(quar.)
United
preferred
12-
in¬
>
United Life & Accident
Insurance Co.
United
New
12-27
Fund—
of
Power
Ry.,
$75c
respectively,
12-14
12-14
80c
RR., com. (s-a)__
(quar.)_______
'
7-10
(Continued from page 12)
numoer
2
2
40c
Perm
West
.
.
12-10
1-
Co.—
4.20%
1-10
2-
2
1-
25c
(quar.)
Coal
4-10
7-31
Investment News
12-15
1-
25c
Seashore
1-31
75c
General
7-17
12-31
62He
preferred
(quar.)
Penn Electric (increased
4¥2%
12-19
2,.
&
12-10
3
4-30
1
closed
Income
The
Sugar
Kentucky
Kootenay
2
(quar.)
Income
12-15
$1.75
iquar.)
12-12
1-
(quar.)
!
not
4-16
12-31
(quar,)
West
1-19
9„
12-31
15c
year-end
8-1-57v?--
25c
net
12-
2
20c
(quar.)
1-17
5-1-57
$3.50
West
1-19
1-19
1-
$35c
(quar.)
a
2-1-57
30c
from
2
37 V2c
12-12
H2V2C
preferred
1-
1-
;
published
date
and/or record date
date
12-23
12-31
75c
quar.)
{3c
12-21
(quar. i__
Snowdrift
Jersey
7%
1-19
2-15
Improvement,
and
2
1-10
___.
&
Indies
West
11-27
2-15 V
75c
net
1-
(quar.j
(increased
1-18
12-13
S1.37V2
Fixture
12c
West
^12-14
1-
1=c
(extra)
.
2
(quar.)
conv.
"Vest
Western
(increased
1-
37V2C
(quar.)
and
income)
Wesson Oil
12-19
1334C
com.
Illuminating
profits
->.12-19
$1
87 V2C
■„
B
12-20
Western
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
come
6%
1
Co.—
class
&
1
37 V2C
Previous
12-20
(Special of 45c from net realized securities
$5
iquar.)
(Quarterly of 10c from
United
2-
Investments, Ltd.—
United -3nc«me
United
1
30c
A
Gas
4'4%
4-
Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
United Gas Corp. (increased)
United
12-11
12-11
$1.12 ¥2
Stores
preference
Tool.
3
2
America—
(quar.)
Co;
1-
1-
30c
(quar.v
Fruit
y
12-27
12-31
Wellington Fund—
1
40c
,1
iquar.)
Ltd.,
Jamaica
(extra)
Knitting Mills
Showcase
5%
12-14
60c
(qtiar.)„
Omaha
Utilities
preferred
Corps.,
United
of
convertible
preferred
Unite*!
of
Cfgar-Whelan
$3.50
United
Yards
Weber
12-21
1-
60c
,
Stock
Wayne
12-10
3
37 ¥20
8 7 Vac
__.
(quar.)—
Extra
1-
books
British
$1
(stock
2-
•
Less
37Hc-
B
12-20
tPayable In U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian
non-residents tax.
{Payable in Canadian funds, tax deductible
at
the source.
resident tax 15%; resident tax
7%.
12-12
$2.50
common
(quar.)
2
$2
5
2%
Co.
preferred
Weeden & Co.,
92 ¥2 c
-quar.)
Co.
1-
35c
preferred
Motor
12-21
SI
quar.)
'Calif.>
12-27
Corp.,
convertible
4
1-23
1-
12-20
50c
Co.
1-2
$1.12 ¥a
(quar.)—
United
King
6%
38c
tquar.)___
i
Union
Swasey
Corp.
Less
(quar.)
dividend
&
Radio
x
(s-a)
5
1-
5
37 Vac
Extra
a
5%
Gtd.
Zenith
12-20
(quar.)
Corp.
RR.
12-
25c
series preferred
(quar.)-,
preferred (quar.)__
2
Co.
Warner
Waste
$15c
(quar.)——
preferred
12-31
35c
(quar.)
12-28
12-
2%
(quar.)
1-
iquar.i
12-5
37 Vac
common
12-12
dividend
Stock
Ltd.—
$3.70
-
__
12-20
Bros.,
12-20
(quar.)
common
Industries
River
Warner
12-31
$2
—
12-31
12-14
12-28
55c
preferred
5¥e
1-29
12-17
12-31
;
West
(quar.).
5%
7%
2-14
12-28
37V2C
pfd.
(quar.)
A
Tiernan
prefeired
Stock
Ware
12-11
$1.1212
25c
—
non-cuni.
Union
$4
Trust
12-14
15c
&
Baking Co.,
Ward
7
1-
$4.25
(liquidating)
.
—
Acceptance
60c
Y.)
(quar.i
Underwriters
Union
-N.
Younker
12-14
1-1
10c
dividend
oVi'/o
12-11
62 VaC
_____
12-28
$1.12
7
62 ¥>c
,
—,
12-3
$S1
(quar.)
7
1-15
12-24
45c
class
62 He
(quar.)
2
2
(quar )
T,
12-
¥1 c
40c
(quar.)_
Extra
Udylite
Co.,
Waukesha
Centurv-Fox
5%
1-
12-31'
12-28
'
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. (special)____
Youngslown Steel Door
(increased)
2
Apartments (Phila.)
Walworth
Co.
iquar. I
1957).
Twin
&
Ltd.
Ltd.
Co.
1-
Walnut
(Subject to shareholders' approval at Com¬
pany
meeting to be held on Jan.
16,
"nth
7%
12-10
¥ 12-19
'
$1.25
(quar.)
(J. S.) Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
Young
1-15
2
3%
Year-end
$1.50
preferred
Ward
12-
60c
67 ¥2 c
Cotton,
Water
1-
(quar.)
12-
1-
31
preferred
Wabasso
1-10
1-
(qu»r,)_—
(stock div.):
1-15
6834c
7
2-
1-
prcf.
1-31
19fc
Extra
1-10
5c
$60c
—_____——_
1-15
1
1
$60c
i
America
prior
1-14
—-—
——
$3
2-
(quar.)______
(quar.i
Corp.,
2-
$$1.12 V2
tqiuar.)
Corn., ■IVii'r
of
$4.50
1
25 %
iqu-ar.)
preferred
Co.
6%
Vulcan
'
preferred
Temper
12-14
12-18
12-31
2-15
—
Treesweet Products. SI.25 preferred (quar.)
Tri-Continental Corp., common (quar.)—___
True
2
2
2-
iquar.)
—
12-14
1-
12-31
50c
-
(quar.)
$50c
(quar.)
2-15
$1.22 H
'
preferred
11-
preferred
56V4C
iaccum.)_
Ry.,
6%
preferred
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
6%
1-10
63 3/4 c
Finapce Ltd., class A
B
preferred
20c
iquar.)
12-14
1-31
87V2C
Virginian
2
Line,com.
preferred
(quar.)
Towne
York
1-15
Virginia Hot Springs, Inc
Virginia Iron. Coal & Coke.
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph—
12-15
2
2%
dividend
$2.70
2
7
12-13
12-14
(stock dividend)__
(monthly)
12-14
$1.25
(quar.)___
12-27
12-31
1-31-57
{30c
(quar.)
12-28
57c
(quar.»_
Chemical—
{50c
$1.50
(quar.)
25c
•Transfer
common
12-17
(quar.)
25c
___________
10-11
;
preferred
25c
(quar. 1
7-12
1
1
12 V2C
common
preferred
50c
(quar.)_________
1
1-
(quar.)
6%
25c
(quar.)
Lothrop,
6%
12-23
30c
(quar.)
8-
75c
2
1-
1-30
7c
pfd.
Mfg. (quar.)
Yellow Cab Co., com.
(quar.)
6%
4-12
11-
(quar.i
Wright-Hargreaves Mines,
&
1-11
1
(monthly)
Power, 6%
Worthingtcn Corp.
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr.
Yale
1
5-
25c
dividend
preferred
2-20
2-
$1.06 ¥4
__l
4
1-11
25c
(quar.)
&
Stock
5%
12-20
25c
(quar.)
_■
12-17
40c
pfd.
Woodward
1
25c
1
2-
25c
common
Works,
preferred
partic.
8
22V2C
.
5%
1-
6%
1-
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-17
12-28
$2
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
Virginia-Carolina
2-
:
class A
12-28
Co.—
87 ¥2 c
—
.
Transcontinental Gas Pipe
$2.55 preferred
iquar.)
4V2%
7
40c
pfd.
Extra
Class
3V2%
7
1212-
$$1.25
—_
prior
Trans-Caribbean Airways,
Traders
12-
12-27
{25c
.
.
$4.90
12-10
______
{35c
•_
common
$1.75
dividend
Co.
12-31
Co.
preferred
Chemical
■25C
(quar.)
Mortgage Co., Ltd
Torrington Co. (quar.)
Stock
12-27
12-27
Victor
7c
A
Stock
1-15
12-31
50c
preferred
Ltd.
10c
Toronto
Trade
B.i
A
Extra
12-14
20c
Trusts
Works
Mines
$1.25
30c
Company,
$2.25
12-20
2
25c
!
Iron
Trane
1
1-
5%
(quar. •
Toronto
Towne
1-
17 ¥2 c
(quar.)
1
Extra
General
12-20
15c
America
Works
preferred
(J.
class
Viau,
9
10c
Tonopah Mining Co. of Nevada
Class
1-
25c
(quar.)
Toronto
12-31
35c
conv.
12-20
12-20
Monthly
30c
____
dividend
preferred
12-17
1-15
iquar.)——
Realty & Construction,
Stock
5%
12-20
quar,'
Industries,
Seiver
Vendo
12-10
1-10
(quar.)——_
Timely Clothes,
Tishman
12-31
10c
A.,__
Iron
Norinan
5%
12-10
30c
(quar.)____
class
1-15
(quar.)
of
Dorn
Convertible
12-15
$1.06 ¥4
pfd.
(Mass.),
Corp.
1
1
25c
increased
com.
Alexander, Ltd.Woodley Petroleum Co.
12-11
3
$1.12 ¥2
$1.20
Corp.
Transit
1-
15c
(quar.)
(initial
Utility Appliance Corp., $1
Van
4(4%
12-20
1%
Utica
1-
12 V2C
iquar.)
1-15
(quar.).
12-13
Thrifty Drug Stores—
preferred A
12-14
Light—
common
1-
conv.
4Va%
&
1-
1-
Wood
1
|
Co.
12-10
12-29
1-
New
2
12-21
1-
1
Electric
Co._
12-14
12-31
75c
(quar.)
Hotel, Ltd
Winn-Dixie Stores
Oil
9
12-31
25c
preferred
Wisconsin
4
1-
20c
Windsor
7
dividend
Power
31 M»c
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-29
Utah
12-21
1-
2-
(quar.)
____
Products
31 ¥4 c
———
conv.
5%
60c
12-15
3
40c
dividend I
5%
Thrift
12-15
1
5%
Markets.
Stock
1
1-
*
12-28
65c
1-
12-31
12-28
1-15.
12-
(quar.)
Leaf Tobacco, common
preferred (quar.)
Universal
Pictures
(quar.)
Stock
-quar.)
Steel
8%
1-
17 ¥ac
1-25
2-15
(s-a)
Universal
12-10
12-15
12-28
Extra
12-10
25c
—
dividend
Thorofare
*
25c
.
-quar.)—
Thor Power Tool
12-31
25C
(quar.)
conv.
12-14
1-
12-31.;.
1
-17¥20
(quar.)
Universal-Cyclops
12-14
10c
(quar.)
3%
United Telephone Co. of
Kansas. Inc. (Abilene)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
1-
1-
12-
1
$1.06 ¥4
_!____
(quar.)
.
2-
6c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Common
4¥4%
17»/2C
Unued
15c
A
Common
12-22
12-24
40c
_w.
Inc.,
12-22
(quar.).._
12-14
84c
(quar.)
12-22
20c
12-14
in
__i
(quar.)
Co..
Common
1
80c
1-
$1
&
12-22
j25c
1-
Utilities
Wilson
7
J2-15
1
(quar.)__
preferred
payable
(quar.)
1
Ltd.
1-
:
12-
1
1-10
87V2C
non-cumulative
net
invest¬
on
50c
(quar.)
preferred
Oil
1-
„u_
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
conv.
$4.20
preferred
$4.25
Wilcox
12-17
Industries—
common
1-
(quar.)
Corp.
6%
12-21
Wiser
40c
Thompson Industries
Thompson-Starrett, Inc.—
70c
Vitamin
Y.)
'
Stores,
1-
iquar.)
(N.
from
12-19
12-10
1
distribution of
a
net
quarterly
93?4C
common
16c
1-
■
933,4c
United Stores Corp.—
12-15
1-
62¥2c
on
of
1
12-24
$1.31 V*'
gain
distribution
is
$1.12l/2
(quar.)
(quar. 1
25c
__
(quar.)
class
S.
70c
3
12-21
1-1-57
$1
50c
31 ¥»c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Industries,
'Irust
U.
I-10
1-
12-14
1
1-
75c
Fund, Inc. (from income)
Cement Mfg.
(quar.)
Whitehall
Wieboldt
2
1-
:
Stockyards
1-
1
Thomas
preferred
S.
Steel,
30c
preferred A (quar.)
Preferred B (quar.)
Extra
7S'o
United
2-
1-
22V2C
(s-a)
B
of Rec.
{70c
"
stock
Increased
Wisconsin
11-30
12-31
25c
(quar.)
United
$1.21
4%
Therpioid
A
dividend
I-10
2-
(quar.)
pref.
1-10
2-
36c
pfd.
preferred
U.
12-26
i
SI
1
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
realized
Holdert
Payable
(quar.)
(quar.)
The
or
11-30
2
56V»c
[
preferred
1-
Smelting, Refining & Mining—
Stock
12-26
12-24
Printing & Lithograph Co.—
S.
-
12-26
12-31
(increased)
Inc.,
Textron,
12-10
12-31
(quar.)—_
_______■:
U.
12*14
s.
_
S.
5%
2-15
v
I
SI.14
iquar.)
Texas
1-
11-30
(quar.)
preferred
ments.
12-19
12-24
50c
(qifar.)
(quar.)
Plywood Corp., com.
3%% preferred A iquar.i
from
pfd.
.
12-27
40c
Playing Card
1st
Inc.—
Williams-McWilliams
$1.75
S.
S3
„-
$4
Texas
S.
$1.25
(quar,)
preferred
Lines, 4V2%
U.
common
fourth quarter
cash
common
A
Fund,
$2.80
investment income plus
68c
ordi¬
(quar.)
Machinery
preferred
3-%%
3-15
12-10
A
from
net
(quar.)
S.
12-14
12-28
from
Co.,
preferred
Whitehall
12-10
1
Motor
5¥»%
•
Ltd.,
When
Share
Company
Hardware,
White
12-10
1-
*
12-10
1-8
:
,"i 12-14
30c
1-8
12-28
$2.50
com.
U.
3
12-10
10c
($2.1278
$0.3722
Industries,
S
•4¥2%
12-21
12-28
$1.75
Securities
plus
preferred
-ri
4%
(quar.)——
(<iuar.»
$4.84
U
1-15
Per
Name of
White
12-10
12 ¥20
;
Hoffman
1:
$1.25
Light,
&
Foreign
gains
1
div.)__
Power
preferred
&
1-
.
,
(stock
iquar.)
Extra
U.
Preferred
$4.56
;
7
12-
:js
50c
(quar.)__
12-27
10c
(Md.)
(quar.)__
nary income)
U. S. Gypsum
Co.,
1-
Year-End2
5%
Texas
S.
capital
$1.35
———
-quar.)
Gasoline
12-28
A
2%
_____
1-15
^
12-17
1
(quar.)_—
1-15
~
1
of Rec.
12-28
12V2c
B
$1.24
—
(quar,)—*
preferred
Natural
class
U.
preferred (quar.)
Texas-Illinois Natural Gas -Pipeline Co.—
-Common
2-
i
5.40%
Texas
2-1
$1.16
U.
Corp.—
dividend
(stock
$1
$1.14
._
—
Transmission
Common
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)——:
$4.64
-
(quar.)—_
pfd.
$4
preferred
Texas
$1.16
Co.,
Guaranty
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred.
——
&
Extra
4.65 %
•
Fidelity
Foil
4.64%
4.90%
Payable
60c
Extra
7
1-
(quar.)
Storage (quar.)_!
Envelope 1 jiock civiuend
S.
7
1-
$1.15
U.
Holdert
Share
Company
When
Cold
S.
7
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
U.
7
1-
$1.12 ¥2
—-—
preferred
conv.
7
$1.02'2
iquar.)_
preferred
2
$1.06 ¥4
(quar.)
preferred
4.50 %
4.60 %
hame of
25c
—
—-—
Tennessee Gas Transmission,
4.10 %
preferred
Per
3 %
__
*
atocK
Holder•
and
were
were
70,311
taken
shares
up
of
by the
stock
which
underwriters,
Forgan & Co., and reoffered to
the
were
unsubscribed
headed
public.
by
The
Glore,
stock
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
?6
at
See
the
of
Monday, December 24, 1956
.
.
this
Life
Cincinnati. Ohio, at
Co.,
Insurance
months.
■
backlog
company's
The
.
products,
military electronic
for
orders
of
which were developed by the company's engineering and re¬
staff, is in the neighborhood of $30,000,000 and includes $11,-
of
many
search
„
V.
17.96.'
V.
V
life
each
by John
30
ers.
This
was
taxes were $9,122,353 in 1956,
the previous year.
Earnings per share of
1956, compared with $2.51 in 1955 after
provision for dividends on preferred stock which was retired that year.
Sales in the final quarter of 1956 were $43,711,553.
This was an
increase of $4,476,313 over $39,235,240 recorded during the same period
stock
common
last
year.
earnings for the fourth quarter in 1956 were $3,012,408 compared
the previous year, Earnings per share of common stock
the fourth quarter of 1956 were 84 cents, an increase of 14 cents
Net
-in
the
over
V.
184,
barrels
This
of that
Mexico.
Dec.
The
15
of
the
known
is engaged in ANP studies looking toward
advanced nuclear propulsion systems.—V.
184,
of
was
retire
will
Lucky Stores, Inc., common
$1.25) has been oversubscribed and the books
;.
closed.
of
:y.;'
,
of
Ely,
two
Thomas
See
announced
that
19.
Dec.
on
Edison,
A.
Electric
the
Cardinal
of
will
group
operated
be
the
as
Division
Cardinal
The
completion
in
transaction
this
of
Lucky
places
in
second
grocery
outlets in California, with current
of $120,000,000
annually. This compares
retail
among
rate
place
a
$44.-
with
earnings are showing a proportionate increase.
Lucky recently has been opening new stores, including three during
the last quarter and will continue to expand by building
new stores.
"The funds are available to continue this expansion program.
Lucky
in
000,000
and
1955
operates
95
stores,
with representation
growing areas throughout California.
Foremost Dairies,
Inc., which because of its
in
now
all
as
that
result
a
Las
approximately
has
oversubscribed.
been
its
of
stockholders.—V.
25,000
Lucky Stores,
stock
common
184,
Inc..
by Foremost
now
2626.
p.
is planning the sale to its
convertible subordinated debentures
stockholders
corporation
4512,377,000
in
order
of
to
up
raise
to
new
for working capital needed as a result of its expansion program.
stockholders, at a special meeting on Jan. 30, will vote on a
money
The
proposal to confer on future holders of 825,000,000 of these debentures
the right to convert them into common stock.
The board of directors
need
does
not
issue
itself,
stockholder
but
it
does
need
the
for
approval
approval
creation
issue
to
of
convertible
a
issue
the
meeting,
-scribe
offer
to
expects
S100
to
shares owned
principal
tne
on
stockholders
common
of
amount
debentures
the
for
shortly
right
each
sub-
common
offering.
banking syndicate led by Lehman Brothers' and Gold¬
Sachs & Co. wiil underwrite the debenture sale.
An
investment
man,
before
Just
initial
will
issue
There
board
to
can
convertible
the
board
into
plans
debentures,
it
it
will
fix
common
for
conversion
this feature
the
but
sale
the
rights
on
determines
the
and
price
of
the
directors
the
as
balance
think
balance,
so
that this would
the
which
at
terms
other
be
well
of
the
is
ad¬
that
the
it
the most
of
meeting future caoital needs.
presently has a $20,000,000 straight
way
corporation
outstanding,
the
convertible
present
confer
use
advantageous
The
offering,
be
no
are
$25,000,000
visable
the
which
sold
was
in
1947.—V.
184,
debenture
issue
7.
p.
Sales
Tise
Sales
Increases
of
this
approximately 40%
television and
.
yreimann,
President,
the
and
said
six
months
approach
high
on
ago
were
In
the
current
fiscal
fidelity
Dec.
20.
ending Dec. 31, 1956, will
$50,000,000 on a sharp increase
phonograph
Sales
in
the
will
it
shipments,
like
six
up
184,
nnnSfn &year before, heofadded.
neWu ^ecord.
about S95.000.000 as compared with
the
1,725,126
404,059
1,594,872
2,455,36a
145,237
412,669.
671,310
Co.—New Weed Killer—
Chemical
Monsanto
j
weeds without injuring
crops
or
even
grass-related crops such as corn will
be available to tl-e nation's farmers in 1957, the company announced
on
Dec. 12.
Final clearance for marketing this new, highly selective
farm
chemical
has
oeer>
obtained from the U.
S. Department of
A
controls
which
killer
weed
new
grassy
Agriculture.
ficial
lima
soybeans,
control for annual grassy weeds has
Bill requirements for safe and bene¬
food crops including field corn, sweet
and canning peas, the announcement
new
variety
wic'e
a
Miller
strict
met
on
use
the
Randox,
Trademarked
successfully
of
beans
Inc.
is described as the reverse of that obtained
It kills annual grassy weeds such as the
wild oats and barnyard grass but spares broadwhich 2,4-D controls.—V. 184, p. 2C16.
effect
chemical's
The
2,4-D.
veil-known
with
leaved
crab
grass,
plants
Butte, Mont.—Files With SEC—
on Dec. 6 filed a letter of notification
with the SEC
approximately 7,100 shares of common stock (no par) to be
offered
to
employees pursuant to a stock purchase plan at market
(estimated
at
$42
per
share). There will be no underwriting. The
The
company
covering
above.—V.
184,
p.
purchase stock for employees.—V. 184, p. 920.
Co.—Plans Bank Borrowings—
on Dec. 18, has applied to the
ba'nk borrowings up to aA maximum
the Commission has giver, interested
announced
was
make
end
authorization
1957;
during
to request a hearing thereon.
to issue its unsecured promissory
persons until Jan. 3. 1957,
The
company
proposes
notes
1957 in an aggregate amount not in excess of $25,000,000 with a maximum amount to be outstanding at any one time
not
to
exced $10,000,000.
The proceeds thereof will be used to pay
banks
during
outstanding note indebtedness and to provide the company
1957 to finance its construction program, stated to
installation of a 100,000 kw turbo-generator unit now on
crtler and estimated to cost $19,500,000 thiough 1959.
The company's
short-term
bank
indebtedness
at
Oct.
31,
1956, was $1,000,000.;
Montaup's
with cash
—V.
during
the
involve
177,
45.
p.
Oil Co.—Earnings
Show Gain—
fiscal year ended Aug. 31, 1956 was $18,204,278 compared with $15,339,945 in the 1955 fiscal year, Howard C. Pyle,
President,
announced on Nov. 29. Amounts applied to reserved oil
Cash
the
included
not
were
income,
or
gross
in these totals.
less operating costs,
income
$9,013,076,
was
$4.99 a share on the 1,806,460 shares ot capital stock out¬
standing
on
Aug. 31,
1950. In the 1955 fiscal year, cash income
amounted to $7,583,270 or $4.80 a share on the 1,580,650 shares then
to
outstanding.
80
cash
is
It
and
all charges, was
$1,453,344,
81 cents per share
by the amount of
income
Pyle pointed out.
a
basic policy of Monterey to engage in oil and gas exploration
to
use
a
substantia! part of cash income for this activity, he
cents
fiscal
in
in the 1956 fiscal year, after
income
Net
or
share, compared with $1,276,154 or
income is controllable directly
allocated to exploration activity, Mr.
per
Net
1955.
explained.
the
During
Monterey participated in the drilling of 50 wells.
exploratory wells, five of which resulted in new
were development
wells, with 26 of these being
year.
total,
this
Of
Co.—Plans Bond Financ'g
for
income
payments
1019.
i
above.—V.
it
company,
for
$10,000,000
of
19
were
and
31
productive.
On
184. p. 2327.
1956, the
31,
Aug.
company
held under lease $254,454
net acres
prospective oil land.
Pyle said offshore California's
lands have been added to coastal
^Louisiana and the Permian Easin of West Texas as areas of primary
Appliance
Pittsburgh, Pa.—Unit to
Co.,
by
The
deliver
energy
more
propellent for rocket and aircraft
did not exist a year ago, will
pound than current fuels.
type
new
material,
per
ot
which
F,
Projects-Venture
Mineral
This
Dec.
filed
corporation
14,
1956,
covering
Partnership
Limited
Ltd.,
Madison,
N.
J.—
Exchange Commission—
registration statement with the SEC on
$2,500,000 of Participations in Capital a?
to be olfered lor public sale in $25,000
units.
The
is
be
to
made
on
a
"best-efforts basis" by Mineral
commission of $1,250 per unit
a limited partner, having con¬
Participations will be payable
in cash or, at the option of the subscriber, 10%
in cash and 90% in
notes
payable one-third each on July 1, Sept. 1 and Nov. 1, 1957.
The partnership ( Venture F) was organized under New Jersey law
in December, 1956, with Mineral Ventures Corp. (Del.) as General Part¬
ner,
which
has
subscribed
to capital
in the amount of $25,000.
Venture F is authorized to engage in
the oil business,
it is contem¬
the net proceeds of this offering will be largely employed
leaseholds and drilling of initial or exploratory wells.
corporation
share
the
on
Co.,
$4,820,362
Net
equal
Morrison
Mr.
Nov.
on
exploration and
of primary interest," he
income will be expended
said. "A
in these-
Inc.—Earnings Decline—
29
shares
2,045,173
President.
son,
income
to $2.36 on
announced
outstanding, according to H. W. Morri¬
after taxes for the 1955 period was
equal number of snares.
completed construction volume of the
an
that
corporation and domestic subsidiaries in the first nine months
amounted to $192,374,054 compared with $110,809,000 in thenine months of 1955.
He said that the backlog, or the uncom¬
parent
of
1956
portions
pleted
and domestic
to
of contracts
on
the
bcoks of the
parent corporation
subsidiaries at the close of business on Sept. 30,
$291,752,663
amounted
against $229,454,000 cn the 1955 date.
in foreign countries." Mr. Morrison con¬
tinued, "completed $101,803,000 of construction in the first nine months,
of
1956.
On Sept. 30,
this group of subsidiaries had a backlog of
$174,218,000, which added to the domestic backlog of $291,752,663 made
a
total of $465,970,663 of uncompleted construction
business on our
books as of Sept. 30.
Our foieign subsidiaries have on the whole oper¬
ated successfully and profitably throughout the period ended Sept. 30,
"Subsidiaries
1956."—V.
134,
operating
p.
920.
acquiring
management functions will be in the General Partner, of Madison,
which was organized under Delaware law on Aoril 24, 1956.
It also
acts as General Partner of two other Ventures ("C" and "E"). Clinton
Davidson is President, Treasurer and a director.
All
Minneapolis-Moline
to
fiscal year provide for continued
reported for the nine months ended
Sept. 30, 1956 consolidated net income before taxes of $6,403,434 com¬
pared with $7,910,207 in the corresponding 1955 period and consoli¬
dated net income after taxes of $4,234,193 equal to S2.07 a common
first
offering
Projects Co., Ltd., for which a selling
is to be paid.
The underwriter is also
tributed the sum of $5,000
to capital.
1957
Morrison-Knudsen
This
a
Interests,
the
for
"Plans
development in the three areas
major portion of available cash
areas."—V. 184, p. 1124.
The Ralph M. Parsons Co., Los Angeles, Cajif.
financed by the Navy Bureau of Aeronautics, will-
completely
interest.
exploration
facilities,
a
applications.
a
that
p.
G'css
Co.—Merger Approved—
Natural Gas Co.
Safety
done
be
These
Frank
months
is estimated
2,060,035
income—
2016.
Monterey
Large Plant in Oklahoma—
produce
The
ending next June 30.
year
the
Cincinnati branches
plant tq produce high-energy fuel for rocket and
aircraft
propulsion has been announced by Callery Chemical Co., a
subsidiary.
This plant will be located on a 1300-acre Navy property
two miles east of Muskogee,
Okla.
Complete design and procurement
$3^4,000,000.
year
nnn
in
company
oper.
broad-leaved
to
$38,000,000
plated that
Forecast—Pri¬
Placement Arranged—
vate
IS.
Co.—Sharp
recognition of
210.
p.
Mine
in
Magnavox
a
be
by
Chemical
American
Build
A
record date of the
4,647,392
6,693,529
Mr.
after
to
14
by
above.
Registers With Securities and
vote by the stockholders is necessary.
stockholder vote is favorable,
the corporation
the
—V.
of
debenture
a
two-thirds
If
ry.
railway
from
Net
SEC
this company, to
has been announced
territory
Michigan Consolidated Gas
See
55,73*
5,339,775
railway'-,,--
from
Net
discoveries,
A
Macy & Co., Inc.—Plans to Sell Debentures—
(R. H.)
This
issue
the
this distribution
of
South—
program.^
183,
rapidly
major
policy not to compete
with its own customers, recently offered its holding of 630.000 shares
cf Lucky common stock to Foremost stockholders, at $11.25 per share,
announced
V.
6,138
4,739,724
82,333
Montaup Electric
Under an agreement completed on
Dec. 14, 1956, a group of investors headed by Pennroad
Corp.: Webster Investors, Inc. and American Manufac¬
turing Co., purchased 150,000 shares cf authorized but
unissued
Michigan Chemical Corp. common stock.—
pansion
252.36S
1955
1—
Jan.
proceeds will be used to
Corp.—Sells Stock Privately—
This company on Dec. 17 announced the private sale of
about $2,500,000 in common stock to finance a plant ex¬
sales* at
excess
branch
Inc.
Edison,
A.
Michigan
of
$635,327
154,756
income
oper.
equal
Lucky Stores.
$490,674
143,681
40,499
Board on
of
Stores,
Grocery
Thomas
See
exchange
the
Inc., in Sacramento.
■Calif.,
has
been
completed and
that Cardinal has now become a
wholly-owned subsidiary of Lucky. The four Lucky stores in Sacramento
will be consolidated with
the 32 Cardinal stores in the Sacramento
and
Advisory
2226.
Maytag
McGraw
Valley
ry.
McGraw-Edison Co.—Surviving Corporation—
Acquires Cardinal Grocery Stores, Inc.—
shares
p.
Maytag New Orleans branch,
General Sales Manager. "This move is
the
G.
sales
new
a
counties.
for
the
184,
distributorships—the Maytag Southeastern company
and the Maytag Southwestern company.
The new
branch
territory includes Louisiana. Mississippi, most of
Arkansas, a strip of northeastern Texas and southwestern Tennessee,
including Memphis.—V. 184, p. 2119.
offering by Foremost Dairies,
Inc.
to
holders
of its common
stock rights to purchase pro rata,
f;30,000 shares of Lucky Stores common stock. The offering represented
the holdings of Foremost Dairies, Inc. in Lucky Stores as of Sept. 15,
1956 and was underwritten by Allen & Co, and associates.
Lucky Stores, Inc. is engaged primarily in the operation of a chain
of 63 retail food stores in California, located lor the most part in the
Gan Francisco-Oakland Bay area
and in Los Angeles and San Diego
stock
of
21.—V.
territory formerly a part of the Kansas City and
and
recent
the
completes
Inc.,
Chairman
growing importance of the South as a market," Mr. Ely said.
Bringing to nine the number of company-operated sales branches,
new
New Orleans branch,
to be activated Jan, 1, .1957, is made
offering of 39,937 shares of
Stores,
as
announced on Dec.
the
'
transaction
in the U. S.
Marquardt,
currently
Griswold
as
Claire
1953
$411,360
232,898
:
Montana Power Co.,
Maytag Co.—Expansion in
Lucky Stores, Inc.—Secondary Offering Completed—
& Co. announced cn Dec. 18 that their secondary
1954
$581,242
1956
railway
from
This
in San
Allen
stock (par
Net
13.
Massachusetts Investors Trust—Griswold to Retire—
it
as
Ry.—Earnings-
railway-..—
from
Cross
foxtails,
has been designated as a prime contractor
Nuclear Propulsion
program,
Roy E.
company
Creation
its
Prime Con¬
a
Aircraft
development
31,
well
as
added.
announced on Dec.
Merrill
interest
Monongahela
operations
drilling
core
Claims
Lucky
1955.—
1124.
p.
are also being carried on
at the
Miguel County, Colorado, and in the Louise
in Grand County, Utah.—V. 182, p. 1700.
The
of
final quarter
the
in
from
out
corn,
company
Force
Air
Lost Canyon owns 160 apes, a well shows
barrels per hour. Tne two Kansas wells now In
operation connect with the CO-OP pipe line and receive $2.70 a barrel.
Drilling was also completed on a well on Lease No. 3 in Osage
County. Okla.
This lease has a direct offset to drill from Service
Grilling Co.'s well, which is capable of 170 barrels per clay.
Lost Canyon has also secured
a lease in San Juan County, New
•Claims
earned
Co.—Designated as
Marquardt Aircraft
where
2,
No.
test
Uranium
share
per
625,
President,
Katherine
cents
70
p.
tractor in ANP Program—
hour,
Lease
in
$2.53
were
with $2,524,593
tract.
flowing
$9,107,053
with
compared
the
October—
$135,107,686 recorded in 1955.
Net earnings after provision for income
property.
On
an
and
East Greeley
Kern County Land
in
test
profits
Gross
for the 1956 fiscal year were reported on
President, in an announcement to stockhold¬
increase of $17,778,717 over the previous high of
Stevens,
on
overriding
1364.
Net
727,
184, p.
Corp.—Reports Record Sales—
Marathon
largest
of the
well, already completed on Lease No. 1, was flowing test 10
Mr. Doerrie added.
Lost Canyon now owns 270 acres
A
an
1956.—V.
February,
in
business
Record sales of $152,885,403
the purchase of 10% of the
New
Mexico Natural Gas Co.
The Gas firm is valued at $1,765,000,
and owns interest in 45 gas wells and 35,000 acres in San Juan County,'
New Mexico.
Theo. J. Doerrie, President of Lost Canyon, also revealed
additional
holdings in Chautauqua County, Kansas. An oil drilling
/agreement has been made with H. H, Mundy of Tulsa, Okla., prominent
oil man, to develop these properties.'
The agreement calls lor a well
an
only stock
& H. and
chartered by the Maine State Legis¬
The company,
commenced
Nov.
announced
23
Nov.
on
company
farmed
lands in which MJM & M retains
(3) private parties will drill an
area of Kern County on lands
Co.. upon which we have a 5%
royalties on adjacent land."—V. 184,
Eocene test is
royalty);
5,000-foot
From
Co.—Acquisition—
Uranium & Oil
Lost Canyon
directly,
4 1/6%
Louisiana, Rhode Island and Michi¬
total of states entered to 24 it is announced.
insurance.
lature,
Materiel Command of the U. S. Air Force for the inspection
and
repair of an undisclosed number of T-29 navigation trainers,
the company announced on Dec.
17.
Work
under
the contract,
which totals over $1,250,000, will be
This
company
credit
our
the
"During
pate
p.
with home office in Portland, Me., is the
domiciled in that state, and writes life, A
com^ny,
by the Air
j>erformed at LASI's New York International Airport base, the
.independent aircraft maintenance facility on the East Coast
United States.—V.
184, p. 2327.
net production.
months of December and January we will also partici¬
and without cost to us, in three wells being drilled on
the
company's properties.
These are: (1) Richfield Oil's "Wheeler
Ridge Community" in the Wheeler Ridge area of Kern County; (2>
Shell Oil is planning to drill a well in the Temblor area of Kern County
day to
per
is no* licensed in
gan; bringin/ihe
This
contract
Service-International has been awarded a
Aircraft
2443.
p.
Life Insurance Co.—Expansion—
Maine Fidelity
This company
Corp.—Unit Awarded Contract—
Lockheed Aircraft
Lockheed
lands in the Cat Canyon area of Santa Barbara County. We
acurrently drilling a sixth well in this area and will redrill another
before the year-end.
It is hoped that this will add some 75 barrels
well
8,000-foot
j.' '•
-
■
184,
above.—V.
11, in a letter to the stock¬
proven
are
(this
Corp.
Dec.
on
the major crude oil purchasers in California
have increased prices an average of 20c per barrel.
This should in¬
crease our over-all
monthly income by approximately 10%. This crude
oil advance
also increases the attractiveness of the company's semithe last month
"During
a
Unit—
RR.—Sells Bus
Central
President,
George N. Keyston,
said in part:
holders,
net
stock outstanding.—V. 184.
1,123,709 snares of common
has
company
■;
Greyhound
See
in
sales
and profits
President, for the quarter
highs
Thornton,
2015.:
p.
Maine
were
reported by Charles B.
ended Oct. 31, 1956. Sales wore
double those for the same period last year—$6,230,000 as compared
to $3,115,000—and profit 8401,000 compared to 8212,000.
Gross
assets
of the advanced
electronics research and manufac¬
turing firm were over $13,000,000, backlog totaled $36,000,000, and
There were 2,115 people working at the company's nine plant locations
•across
the country at the quarter's end,
Mr. Thornton stated. The
New
184,
Industries—Sales and Profits Rise—
Litton
received since Oct. 1 of this year.-^-
in major contract awards
500,000
Co., San Francisco, Calif.—Adds Wells
M Oil
MJM &
companies
working capital to approximately $19,000,000. The
bank loans outstanding other than V-type loans
against military contracts.
The rise in the current six-month sales volume will result from
a
40%
increase in television shipments and a 100%
increase in high
fidelity phonograph shipments, he said.
Military and industrial elec¬
tronic products currently are running at the same volume level as last
year,
although shipments will increase by some 50% in the next six
to Western & Southern
S32 per share, a spokesman
for A. G. Edwards & Sons, St. Louis brokerage firm handling solicita¬
tion of the stock, announced on Dec. 12.
Western and Southern's agreement to purchase Life of Missouri was
subject to tender by holders of more than 50''
of the outstanding
lock. The
Cincinnati firm desires to acquire all the stock and its
offer to remaining shareholders will remain-open until Jan. 31, 1957
at $32 per share.—V. 184, p. 2015.
*»f
an
and bring
company
has no
shares of capital stock
400.000 outstanding
insurance company have been offered
50';
than
loan agreement with two insurance
of 4 Vt%.
Available early next February, the new
outstanding $2,865,000 loan with the same com¬
rate
retire
will
panies
Missouri—Control-
Co. of
Insurance
Life
More
interest
an
loan
bentures
12-year $6,000,000
new
a
publicly offered at $12.87% per share, and the de¬
at 100%.
The stock offering was completed.
also V. 184, p. 2442.
was
a
.
(2784)
Manufacturers
exchange
subordinated
Co.—Exchange Agent—
Co.. New York, has been appointed agent
convertible second preferred shares for 6%
fund income debentures.—V. 184, p. 2015.
Trust
cumulative
sinking
(A. A.)
Murphy & Co., Inc.—Preferred Stock
Offered
& Hopwood, Minneapolis, Minn., on
Dec. 18 offered publicly 6,000 shares of 6% prior pre¬
ferred stock, 1956 series, at par ($50 per share), plus
—Piper,
Jaffray
accrued dividends.
PROCEEDS—The net
applied
to
the
proceeds are to be added to working
reduction of outstanding bank loans.—V.
capital
or
134, p. 2671.
$70,000,000
Mr.
based
fiscal
year
The
tmtory
■All
Indicated
Freimann
toeing
on
company
and
divisions,
is
in
he
that
projected
a
ending
a
the company's plans for the future
volume of some $200,000 000 for
are
sales
June 30,
is now in
the
comfortable
best
financial
position
to
position
finance
the
in
its
long
expansion
of
Mr. Freimann further announced that the
company has consummated
RR.—To Sell
Equipments—
to issue and sell on Jan. 10, next, an issue
of $4,875,000 equipment trust certificates, series G, to finance nart of
the cost
of 800 gondola cars,
costing approximately $6,220,000. The
certificates
would
mature
m
15 equal annual installments.—V.
184,
The
said.
Missouri Pacific
the
1960.
p.
company
2119,
plans
Murphy Corp.—Buys Timberland
This
land
Holdings in Arkansas
corporation has exercised an option to purchase certain timberArkansas for $3,699,000 from Roy Sturgis, of Dallas,
it was announced on Dec. 18 by C. H. Murphy, Jr., President.
holdings in
Texas,
The
owned
immediately transfer these lands to its whollyDeltic Farm & Timber Co., Inc. The Sturgis pur-
corporation will
subsidiary,
Volume
Number
184
5597
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2785)
chase
of
brings
}ands
and
managed
oil
and gas
p. 2016.
to
almost
quarter
a
acres.
Murphy
operator
owned
when,
of
Corp.
is
an
timberlands.—V.
184,
producer
and
and
owner
in
other
Deltic's
million
a
The
sales
therein
that
fact,
he resigned in February 1955; and the notification and
failed to disclose that the underwriter named
refused a license to sell securities in Massachusetts,
Proceeds
tain
Conn.—Seeks SEC Exemption—
This
it
announced
was
to request a hearing thereon.
The corporation was organized
Association
the
1955
of
sponsored
by
missioner,
whose
seeks
N-20A-1
with
of
exemption
respect
22(d)
offering
with
V.
183,
respect
in
such refusal
the
offering would be made in
and that, with respect to sales made in Massachusetts,
liability would exist against the issuer. In addition, cer¬
with
16(a)
The
SEC
Rule
,
1
requirements
the
to
respect
election
writing.
The
ing
SEC,
tion
of
it
announced
was
application
an
the
from
15,000
this
of
the
Dec.
on
Yoik
New
Investment
shares
SEC
Corp.—Seeks
has
17
Exemption—
issued
investment
at
Company Act with
respect
stock
for
during
—V.
184,
of
the
SI
common
par
existence
of
hs
to
National
($100
tions
acquisition
held.
Moines,
Des
Co.,
publicly 2,000 shares of common stock
The
V.
net
184,
proceeds
Earnings
real
dent,
announced
Consolidated
to
$1.72
Sept.
from
cf
rto
share
a
Sept.
Total
Railway
oper.
During
the
on
capital
shares outstanding
2,699,486
after
gains
theatres
equal
$1.04
taxes
to
the
including
share,
per
88
cents
cents
11
outstanding
shares
2,769,486
oi
21
terns
a
sha.e
Profits last year
Roxy
on
on
the
North
The
1956 was $59,707,251,
materially
to
the
Roxy
transaction,
reduce
long-term indebtedness
appreciably affecting earnings
tentatively
entitled
"Cinemiracle
completed for release in the fall
has exclusive
Theatres
worldwide
rights
Adventure,"
of 1957, he
ex¬
xs
stated.
control
to and
sale
the
the
of
184,
System,
it
for
Electric System—Hearing
the
scheduled
own shares
NEES
common
offer
its
of
number
maximum
stock
the SEC
to
in
exchange
shares
of
share
each
for
NEES
of
of
common
Lynn
which
common.
would
be
such exchange is 819,00,0. B^sed on a maximum reported
asked
price
of- S34.875 per share for Lynn stock during the period
Nov. 13 to 29,
1956, the 409,500 outstanding snares nad an aggregate
value
exchange
the
oi
subject
is
certain. conditions
to
between NEES
28,223 shares
among
other
things, that the Exchange offer remain open from a period of 30 days
or
such
longer period as NEES may from time to time determine,
not exceeding six
months in the aggregate, and that NEES is under
no
obligation to acquire any Lynn stock unless at least 66%% of the
outstanding Lynn common is deposited in exchange.—V. 184, p. 2672.
embodied
a
m
separate
a
of
group
of
<6.89% )
stocknolueis
common
Such
stock.
Lynn
25,
Agreement dated Oct.
Lynn
the
the
of
1956,
own
wuo
agreement
provides,
Co.;
Sc
Temporarily Suspended—
by
,
the
under
offerings
the
Securities
with
1933
of
Act
respect
following:
A
filed May 14,
notification,
shares
common
question
whether
1956,
cents
25
at
orders provide
The
an
the
per
opportunity
suspension
for hearing,
orders
should
upon
vacated
be
the
made
or
'
.
of Regulation a were not complied with
offering circular and other sales literature
information and failed to state facts
required to be stated: In the ease of Rare Earths, the Commission's
order asserts that, by order of the District Court in
and for the City
and
County of Denver and State of Colorado, United States Rare
Earths, Inc., was enjoined from offering or selling its securities in the
that
the
terms
that
the
lowing:
for
its
offered
and
and
the false
with
conditions
misleading
the
representations
offering and
alleged
sale of
New
to
have
been
made
England stock
in
con¬
the fol¬
were
That Floyd Odium had offered the issuer $5,000,000 or more
properties: that in March 1955 only 75.000 of the 300,000 shares
remained
purchasing
ment,"
the
sale
of
private
17,000
shares
of
North
the
were
unsold;
securities
"not
and
that
offered,
speculative,"
there
they
and
was
"no
represented
had
been
risk
a
involved"
in
invest¬
by"
and
"sound
"approved
"registered
with"
this
Commission.
Furthermore,
according to
the
order, the offering circular failed to describe correctly
properties to be operated or developed and the Interests of officers,
ry.
of
bid
99.069%
certificates
for
certificates,!
also
the
offering
Haupt
&
asseti______a_.._
Dr26,966
President,
and
depletion
for
the
for
compared
Federal
either
1955
Cr42,987
$928,95U
further
16
Nov.
on
first
with
taxes
months
nine
$630,953
prior
to
plywood
treatment
for
has
195)1 '
of
similar
the
offset
for
account
Sept.
30.
1956
been
the
is
which,
it
any
otherwise
taxable
the
decrease
compared
as
made
result
the
in
of
believed,
is
years
prices
ended
income
on
This
year.
and
available
Sept,
14,
Wolf
trans¬
established
earnings.
in profit for
with the 1955
1956,
the
exercised its
company
Timber
Creek
Co.
option
to
the
acquire
and
the manufacturing facilities of
Springs Redwood Co. The expanded facilities and additional pro¬
duction
acquired by the exercise of this option will not importantly
affect operating results for the balance of 1956.
Warm
in
November,
with
coal
properties
on
in
the
State
containing
Subject
it
is
and
export
of
extend
controlled
by
The
leases,
which
under
include mines and
mining
years,
substantial tonnages
believed
of
this
that
for domestic steel
of high-grade metallurgical
engineering and marketing
detailed
coal
agree¬
an
acquisition by the
facilities
for
long
Wilkeson located near
lor
preparation
Washington.
35
into
entered
Co.
provides
and
for
completion
to
Coast
which
equipment
conditions
properties
Pacific
Co.
mining
leases
tidewater
The
Wilkeson
The
of
company
will
command
making."—V
184.
a
market,
both
for
2444.
p.
Pacific Northwest Pipeline Corp.—Exchange Offer—
El
See
Natural
Paso
by
the
to
authorization
the
ore
Baxter &
Wm.
Co.
estimated
equipment
locomotives;
100
to
cov¬
cars.
Dick & Merle-Smith;
are:
Illinois
following
Diesel-electric
40
Co.;
Co.;
&
The
Pacific
above.—V.
Co.
Gas
Co.;
Pollock
E.
Inc.;
&
<te
Co.,
McMaster
W.
R.
Freeman
Pressprich
Co.;
Gregory
Shearson,
Inc.;
Hutchinson
&
Co.;
184,
2120.
p.
1954
"Times"
York
New
said:
C.,
"A
today
that
Snake
River
and
the
4,808,163
4,359,918
2,281,620
2,388,236
high
151.943,673
142,430,835
151,819,484
railway______
33,076,756
33,794,845
23.193T623
28,658,278
ry.
inco:ne___
15,536,532
16,597,514
11,945,251
13,440,085
:
income_.__
said
he
30
43/4%
and
Seeks
Dec.
Life
National
ing
bidder
Hennepin
said.
7
had
Life
Pacific
Co.— Another
Insurance
named
was
demanding
new
entry
properties,
as
of
Nationwide
Inc.,
the
Chicago,
right
to
answer
111.,
a
large
a
the
inspect
to
Corp.,
a
hold¬
Ohio.
Columbus,
Northwestern's
in
Investors,
Insurance
assist,
to
acquisition
It
also
$105.50
by
of
J.
shares
C.
ana
Accident
the
same
business
Northwestern
effort
to
Co.,
an
purpose of the inspec¬
scheme or plan for the
Life
Houston,
by
Nationwide."
through
Tex.,
is
holds
and
until
last
the
of
in
Insurance
is
Northwestern
shares,
the
Investors,
oxter
to
plan
Murray
Insurance
D.
said.
Investors director,
director who
to
bo
commit
firm
no
¬
184,
p.
Dec.
18
held.
filed
a
was
of its $3 par common
oi
new
its
outstanding
shares
at
the.
rate
of
with
the
stock.
common
one
The
be
to
250
sion
its
The company
stock the right
share for each
boilers
gas
or
Robert
that
1957,
1.
Jan.
Swain
S.
has
tendered
Vice-FresidenP
Executive
as
Treasurer,
has
elected
been
the
to
board
of
Equipment
and
&
(N. Y.)—Stock
Corp.
Co.,
Offered
York
New
proceeds are to be used to pay for the manu¬
ticket machines at an estimated cost of
development and perfection of additional new
mechanical devices; for additional equipment; working
net
for
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
-
-V.
184,
(par $1)
.
Outstanding
750,000 shs.
414,259 sha.
922.
p.
Consolidated
Pato
dredged
fine
gold
at $35 U.
per
The
mated
—V.
S.
$2,090,000,
at
Ib4,
C.
26.38c
19.4";;
nine months ended Sept. 30. 1956, is esti¬
T.nbuck, Acting Secretary, said on Nov. 5.
Service
and
Co.,
Charlotte,
N.
C.—Files With
Exchange Commission—
on
Dec. 10 filed a letter of notification with the
10,000 shares of common stock (par $10) to be of fere I
share, without underwriting. The proceeds are to be use*working capital.-r-V. 179. p. 402.
corporation
The
coverine
$15
per
1957,
Co.—Partial Redemption—
Milk
Pet
The
on Jan. 2 intends to call ior
than 3,000 shares of its 4'_%
company
not
more
plus
share,
per
1956—9 Mos.—1955
20,542,000
20,242.000
154,859
112,745
$5,420,065
$3,946,075
13.99c
26.46c
the
J.
Ltd.—Output—
729.
p.
Securities
for
for
profit
Perfecting
EEC
per OZ.
yd. in U. S. cts.
net
Dredging
Gold
1956—3 Mos,—1955
7,135.000
6,581,800
53,949
35,714
$1,888,215
$1,249,090
Period End. Sept. 30—
Yardage
record
supplied
accrued
dividends' of
56%
redemption on Feb. If-,
preferred stock at $100
per share.—V.
18."%
cents
1126.
distributes
natural
gas
northeastern British Columbia,
absorption plant.—V. 183,
gas
pari-rnutuel
machine:
Capital stock
p.
and
$13,000,000 issue oi
on
Dec. ID.
a
announced
was
made
2901.
p.
CAPITALIZATION
electricity and gas in east central South
in North Platte, Kearney and Grand Island,
Neb. The company's 1957 construction program includes lurther expan¬
company
Dakota
it
be
capital; and other corporate purposes.
Ounces
statement
SEC,
will
Presi¬
2328.
registration
the
company,
Smith
R.
of
per
electronic
$3,500,000.
of
although
issue,
preliminary filing of
offering
House.
183,
PROCEEDS—The
facture
$400
at
sion
bonds
City, on| Dec. 7
publicly offered 48,890 shares of capital stock (par $1)
at $5 per share as a speculation.
expenditures
in
1357,
estimated
to
involve gross expenditures of
approximately $3,500,000.The company has also filed
an application with the Federal Power
Commission seeking authority
to issue up to 54,120 shares of its $3
par value
common stock.
The company anticipates the proceeds of the issue at about $900,000.
The proceeds would be used for financing a portion of the company's
construction expenditures ir. 1957, estimated to require approximately
of
in
823.
p.
announced
the
Pari-Mutuel
September.
111.—V.
184,
It
Lincoln,
Nationwide Insurance group of three
in Columbus and National Casualty Co.
one-third of the stock of North American
Chicago,
holders
the
for
the
effective
of
H.
—Wistor
acting
date, subscription pi ice and underwriting
A. C. Allyn & Co.. Inc.,
by, amendment.
principal underwriter.
piocetds are to be used for financing a portion of construction
The
$170,000,000
the
Ltd.—To Issue Debentures—
a
with
have
directors
director
a
Norbert
the
about
Co.,
on
company
are
Net
.
investment market at an interest rate
would be interested in handling
entire
the
has made
resignation,
directors.—V.
headquarters
Insurance
shares
ten
the
Pantex Manufacturing Corp.—Official Resigns—
Dallas
has
Insurance Investors
controls
Corp.
a
directors
buy
participants
covering 54,120 shares
terms
ot
stock¬
company's
buy Northwestern stock at,
the price previously offered
Nationwide President and
with
subscribe
to
area
"J
Val.
proposes
border
85%
debt capital
securities equal to other
concern
the Fort St, John gas field in
including the building of a
Val.
SEC
for
debentures
understood
The
his
Northwestern Public Service Co.—Registers With SEC
This
risk
2294.
brought
to
as
group
director
a
the
Northwestern
Detroit,
undertaking
Insurance
is
V. Wens,
Nationwide
companies
oi
at
<fc
in
Ohio,
George
of
Washington,
to
including
plan,
expeci
the
his
that
Petroleums,
company
is
anci
suit
are
opposing the Texas
oifered to buy a limited
the
same
price to help maintain local control.
Co., Nashville investment company whose
Presi¬
other
among
Columbus,
is
is
Northwestern
Bradford,
Nationwide
named
Life
Co.
of
National
Northwestern
Minneapolis
a
Lradford
C.
of
That
Southern
and
consummation
the
Nationwide
share.
Securities
offer,
J.
"in
control
or
said
per
Great
Union
Idaho-Oregon
the
in
Canada,
list.
is
Co.
in the United States in
the near future by Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co.
The proceeds will be applied towards expenditures incurred in deve'It
Opposing that demand, Northwestern said the
tion
would
days by
made."—V.
been
convertible
seeking control of this company, a paper
District Court at Minntapoli s, Minn., on
the
for insurance
company
stockholder
is
County
identified
It
Nationwide
holder
dams
financing
Control—
outside
second
in
,
underwriting
ments
2672.
p.
Concern
X
from
expressed
Power
be
equity, money would make
utility companies securities.
within
opir.g
filed
dispatch
a
banker
,
the
said
Gordon
The
railway
oper.
184,
in
of
about
1-—
from
N«t
would
Valley
Pleasant
grade
"Mr.
1.877,072
158,475.152
15,
Northwest
3,627.810
507,379
Dec.
investment,
Pacific
of
projects
Gordon
15%
and
16,408,223
2
oi
York
New
bonds
the
Snake.
"Mr.
1953
16,133,139
railway
railway
from
—V.
1955
16,966,815
Found
the opinion
finance two
readily marketable.
"The opinion was expressed by Albert H. Gordon, a partner in Kid¬
der, Peabody & Co., at a Federal Power Commission (FPC) hearing on
an
application by Pacific Northwest for authority to build Mountain
D.
the
1956
4.882.526
Co.—Financing
Feasible—
of
18,071,870
Power
Northwest
Sheep
subject
are
gas
systems in South Dakota and the conver¬
in its electric generating plants for the use of either
coal as a fuel, the FPC application states.—V. 184,
2672.
of
Co.—Registers With SEC—
Dec. 19 filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering $20,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due 1987, to be offered
lor public sale at competitive bidding.
it was announced on Dec. 12.
Cycloserine has been found to be effective in treating certain typ«
tuberculosis, certain chronic urinary tract infections and a number
pany,
.
Oklahoma Gas & Electric
patent on
the new antibiotic, cycloserine, and a
method fir
it by fermentation techniques has been granted to this com¬
making
of
This company on
Pfizer & Co., Inc.—Granted New Patent—
(Chas.)
A
distribution
controlling
capital
Chairman
and
months
01
The
the
Commission.
secured
$9,685,530:
and 200 all steel
Co.;
oper.
natural
other1 sales
literature
representing
(a) that the securities were to be offered only at $1 per share, (b) that
the interests of the promoters and management officials were as stated
in the offering circular, <ci that Paul J. Posco, secretary, is a certified
public accountant, and (d) that Raymond J. Jena is a Vice-President
967,196
Dr81,24%
.5
"On
stock
its bid of 99.07%.
on
the
Rothschild
Jan.
p.
persons;
the notification
and
contained untrue statements of material facts in
799,306
;
(
—
Hutzler
be
to
in
from
the
and
of
1955
$5,843,546
and Appliance Co.
1955)
$619,063,
for
nine
coal.
Equipment Trust Certificates
& Co. Inc. and associates on
at
1955.
in
ccrtain
429.
p.
17
revs.
$772,340
provision
term
said
11
owned
184,
Stuart
&
than
Ira
from
Commission's
directors
Ry.
October-
notification,
false
of Colorado.
Among
to
Jan.
on
$6,127,881
in
Jacks,
to
in
ment
shares
common
share
per
Dec.
Sold—
83,000
working capital.
previously
Dec. 19
cars,
&
Net
request, on
a
and
nection
$20
on
stock.—V.
sale
is
L. F.
Gross
proposed the public offering of 900,000
provides a conditional exemption from
registration
with respect to public offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000 in
amount. The Commission's order with respect to New England asserts
Regulation
State
at
of
and
period.
EARNINGS FOR OCTOBER AND FIRST TEN MONTHS
share.
permanent.
contained
sale
(EST)
a.m.
1956
merchandise
Heating
absorbed
noti¬
Nov. 8, 1954, proposed the public offering of 300,000
shares of capital stock at SI per share. Omer C. Caouette of Fitchburg,
Mass., is named as underwriter.
(2)
United Stales Rare Earths. Inc., Denver, Colo.—Regulation
A
filed
fication,
disposal
Jay
period
Mullaney, Wells & Co.
dent
Uranium-Oil Corporation, Inc.—Regulation
England
New
(1)
Exchange
and
registration
stock
public
to
Investors
Pacific
less
Sons;
and
for
Securities
from
Boston
increase
to
Corp.
and
Associates
&
dent,
Commission,
it was announced
on
19, has issued orders temporarily suspending Regulation A exemp¬
tions
the
President,
made
on
issue
number
Dec.
Corp.—Stock
10:30
profit
"Also
Coal
authorized
Interstate Commerce
The
Uranium-Oil Corp., Inc., Oklahoma City,
New England
Okla.—Stock Offering
The
30,1.31,753
Bros.
Issuance
by
$14.28.1,313.
of
Consummation
and
3j,0x>9,722
4,551,961
Electric Co.; and
for
hearing
on
upen
market
3,850,892
inc.
4%s.
Net
shares of common stock; and NEES
in exchange" therefor at the rate
409,500
outstanding
to
issuable
57,6 31,669
to
up
operations
Coast
ceased
"Depreciation
p.
shares
two
114,614,420
be
to
area
Lake
construci-
and related
completed in
announced:
the
G2,448,572
Northwestern
has
Lynn
The
has applied
14,
common
from
Hugh
deductions
136,792,749
City
to
(& Subs.)—Earnings, etc.—
and
ordinary
of Pacific
"No
7,626,621
Oklahoma
operations
from
actions
1956—10 Mos.—1955
the
received
Sept. 30—
products
other
Net
2328.
p.
12,109,414
Investors of
the group
as
1957.
proposes
184,
addi¬
offered
$7,740,000 of 4%% serial equipment
certificates, maturing annually Jan. 17, 1958 to
1972, inclusive.
^The certificates, priced to yield from
4% to 4.375%, according to maturity, were awarded to
Gross
Offer—
on
of Lynn Gas &
the
application
stock
common
has
Commission
3,
of
offer
to
outstanding
Jan.
announced on Dec.
shares of its
was
authorization
the
for
of generating
Horseshoe
City Bank of New York, 2 Wall St., New York 15,
purchase from the company of the above-mentioned
of first mortgage bonds.—V. 184,
p. 2056.
(operations
20
Net
921.
p.
New England
ior
pay
and
the
the
amounted
loans
8,327,094
Offered—Halsey,
Dec.
From
This
plant.—V.
bank
at
National
of
Profit
five
underwritten.
approximately
177,500 kilowatts
May of 1958, and $27,000,000
kilowatts of generating
capacity
Pacific Coast Co.
Gain
of
equipment
trust
the
of
its
Cash realized from
feasible, Mr. Rhoden
investments in other fields.
Roxy Theatre makes this policy
through
explained.—V.
each
Ry.—Earnings—
oper.
have
Northern
and exhibition of pictures made in Cinemiracle.
company is
actively exploring opportunities for diversifying
The
for
of the expendfunder its constroc-
part
pay
in
in
be
to
9 Months Ended
studies,
production
operations
stock
common
share
240,000
#re
for
Sales
sub¬
13,892,13C
ry.
Coal
Hammill
National
to
172,295,089
Incorporated
American
this
be
shares of
new
.1956—Month—1955
Schmidt,
hopper
to
one
right
199,241,621
been
ered
without
reserve
he
process,
of
the
19.736,035
opei
C.
had
pointed out.
The
company has completed
final tests of the Cinemiracle process
and this tliree-pancl system of photography
and projection can now
fce used commercially, Mr. Rhoden said.
The first production under
pected
stockholders
retire
to
used
to
rate
not
was
be
American
net
potentiality,
its
22,219,230
directors
Salomon
together with
These sales,
d.
sa
company
its cash
increase
these
of
substation
completed
equipment
First
Y.,
from
$75,000
to
company
1959.
$20,000,000
etc.
2016.
p.
cost
and
offering
to
to
the
at
N.
Loss
for 2,000 additional
21
May of
to
under¬
exp._'___
fr.
rev.
184.
year.
past year 14. unproductive theatre properties
and 13
non-theatre properties were sold or otherwise disposed
or
Rhoden
enabled
last
S61.692.C43
the
1967
related
be
additional
the
rey.____
railway
$4,648,057,
was
year
income for the year ended Sept. 25,
with
unimproved
Mr.
fiscal
1955
Theatre, and
and
real estate.
capital'gains,
gross
than
more
1,
without
working capital,
sell
to
each),
used
These estimates include expenditures of
and
to
"Depressed
stock
1955.
compared
of,
other
82,886,008,
in
24,
share
the
of
-ale
the
amounted
the
for
included
This
the
from
for
March
due
$250
with
6.
p.
Western
d'per.
18.
common
per
last.
25
share
a
Dec.
income
capacity
Station
The
notification
bonds
of
used
of
be
SIS1,000,000 to complete the addition
Proposals
1731.
p.
in
on
net
be
offered
Period End. Oct. 31—
Railway
Henry
Inc.—Reports Increased Profits—
including capital gains from the sale
substantially higher ir.
the fiscal year ended
t.iie preceding year, Elmer C. R'noden, Presi¬
were
than
1956
0C$ in 1959-
accounts
corporation,
tins
oi
estate,
25,
on
pay
letter
a
debenture
intend
183,
share)
are
&
Incorporated
Sept.
equal
to
not
improvements
and
Norfolk
at S5 per share.
Federal estate taxes.—
(par SI)
used
184,
offered
1956,
June.
8.
p.
National Theatres,
of
be
to
were
in
Iowa,
does
per
The
—V.
By-Products, Inc.—Stock Offered—
&
filed
10
to
recently
proceeds
Net
Henderson
C.
required,
Northeast
of
will
company estimates that its construction expenditures will amount
approximately $30,000,000 in 1957, $35,000,000 in 1958, and $28,000,-
an
below.—V.
Co.
5%
are
before Dec.
or
Net
T.
an
used
were
as
1978.
denominations
present.—V.
on
The
exemp¬
2443.
p.
ol
(in
proceeds
par
company
par
undet writing
ati
Dec.
$250,000
at
The
shares
grant¬
order
an
company
at
Airlines,
syndicate
for
the
public offering of
784,402 of such shares.
Tne
15,000 shares con¬
stitute
1.9V.
of
the
total offering
and represent less
than
1%
of
the
total
assets
of
National.
The
acquisition
was
made from two
members
oi
the
underwriting syndicate other
than
Paine,
Webber,
Jackson
&
Curtis,
a
partner of
which is a
director of National.
Inc.,
delivery of
communications
Norfolk & Carolina Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Stock
Offered—
The
Aviation
written
180, p.
Lighting
on
corporation
bonds
directors.—
of
covering
offered
scribe
National
without
made
were
and
York
corporation
The
with respect
the date of
22(e)
be
1475.
p.
securities
offering without having been filed,
University Club, Inc., New York, N. Y.—
Files With Security and
Exchange Commission—
24(d)
Section
postponing
or
the
Kings County
New
sale
The
substation
company
and
Act
registration
Section
redemption
of
required,
as
New York & Richmond Gas Co.—Calls Preferred Stock
See
securities
offered
intra-state;
sale
of securities
at
a
public
prospectus;
of
sales
with
according to the order.—V.
in Connecticut.
solicitations;
-ne
uuiu
to
investment
an
and
circular,
connection
Section
20(a)
proxy
the
to
a
right
the
of
Section
payment;
to
applicable
described
price
suspensions
to
the Savings Banks'
2678(d) of
of
banks located
of
the
Section
respect
Act
of
savings
by
from
with
securities
Section
and
certain exemptions
to
applied
General Statutes.
This statute,
approved by the State Bank Com¬
organization
the
owned
be
has
by
Aug. 14, 1956,
enactment
following
Association
thereunder
the
to
the
would
13,
Dec.
on
Connecticut
to
contemplates
shares
Mutual
Connecticut
Supplement
offers
offering
in
the
SEC
for
an
order
exempting
it
from
specified
provisions
of
the
Investment Company Act
and certain Commission rules thereunder;
and the Commission has given nneresi.eu persons until Dec. 26,
1956,
corporation,
bond
program.
notwithstanding
conditional
a
the
uiS's incurred and to be incurred by the
Massachusetts,
Mutual Investment Fund of Connecticut, Inc., Hartford,
of
literature
had been
57
other
diseases
Thomas
J.
advances
in
isoniazid
and
estimated
Winn,
treating
Vice-President,
ttuebculosis
para-amino-salicylic
400,000
persons
in
the
pointed
out
that
despite
thn
through the use of streptomycin,
acid
(PAS),
United
States
there
and
are
several
still
an
million
.
58
(2786)
in
the
rest
Is
the
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
latest
striving
world
the
of
in
who
series
a
have
of
disease.
the
with
weapons
Cycloserine,
which
medical
he \said,
science
35,720
Mr.
Winn
stated
his
that
plans for cycloserine early
In settlement
to
of
issuance
the
the
would
company
in
its
announce
and Commercial Solvents Corp.
—V. 184, p. 2672.
shares of
U.
the
Patent
S.
licensed
Merck
Office
by
Bear,
Stearns- &
$13.62 J/2
at
share.
per
It
353.
p.
income
was
Sell
$171,000,000
of
The
company plans to raise about $171,000,000 through the sale
convertible subordinated debentures to us stockholders,
according
Endacott,
offered
President.
of
K.
»;y
the
in
stock
common
17
Subscription
stockholders
to
shares
Dec.
Adams,
S.
rights
ratio
held.
A.
of
The
ior
$100
the
in
offering
Chairman,
debentures
debentures
will
be
to
will
20
underwritten
by
proceeds
will
be
used
to
off
pay
$86,000,000
short-term
of
Mr,
Piedmont
Northern
&
Period End. Oct. 31—-
By.
By.
and
of
in
Controls
The
John
1956—10 Mos —1955
A.
expenses.
2l4,ou3
2x6,471
2,las,195
2,098,288
Ohio,
$277,361
351,410
$2,588,729
$2,664,444
96,Ui7
1*0,363
644,180
917,364
business
railway
vote
Dec.
18
advanced
Chairman,
George H. Love
elected
A.
R.
Arthur
director
a
Bank
of
Mr.
Bluefield,
W.
Matthews has
Aero
the
President
of
Pocahontas Fuel
Inc.,
Co.,
Net
railway
railway.
from
Net
1956
lrom
ry.
291,836
294.559
...
152,822
152,600
Tne
SEC
and
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
7,742,188
7,190,213
6.103,814
1,986,942
1.255,545
1,136,161
919,580
1,192,490
Fred
C.
Foy,
director.—V.
President
184,
Preston
of
for
Aircraft
Koppers
Co.,
Inc.,
has
been
Moss
Inc.—Registers With
SEC—
at
See
Associated
Public
This
Oil
a
Dec.
on
Gas
&
Service
company,
nounced
V '
V
Co.
Co.
14
it
184,
2444.
p.
Central
file
to
with
&
South
the
Securities
Corp.,
and
W.
J.
would
be
bidding
Feb.
on
Tuepker,
be
applied
applied to
the
1957
of
repayment
construction
of
$218,619,
$186,799
a
ended
year
which
for
substantial
Aug.
was
the
bank
of
at
of
com¬
the
proceeds
balance would
it
estimated
which
184,
of
The
loans.
Record
1956,
all
an
portion
a
program,
31,
time
preceding
backlog
is
will
1799.
p.
the
Earnings—
company
record
fiscal
This
year.
The
year.
carry-over
offered
and
scaled
bid
of
to
yield
compares
also
company
orders.—V.
183,
profits
of
from
of
the
and
sals
Interstate
The
entire
Co.
Inc.
of
the
3.90%
to
of
capital,
filed
27
the
letter
a
number
the
Stock
no
the
of
Los
proceeds
shares
of
notification
of
be
Restricted
a
the
highest
the
on
an
have
be
Dec.
17
on
its
certificates
are
the certificates,
subject to
the
also
4 Vis.
as
authorization
Commission.
certificates
is
of
sold
will
by
be
with
to
of
short-term
the
be
secured
and Stroud & Co.,
by
estimated
Drexel
&
Inc.—V.
1,000
to cost
Co.;
the
and
sale
the
bank
in
all-steel
$10,019,600
Eastman
Dillon,
184, p. 2673.
pfd.
($1
which
5c
the
($10
there
ended
net
the
months
with
of
ended
Corp.—Earnings Shoxv
rhis
stock
Aug.
31,
of
be
of
Oct.
corporation
31,
1956
and
shows
its
net
subsidiaries
sales
of
for
shares
of
common
share
For
the
compared
a
year
three
with
stock
$18,352,084
or
63
compared
with
months
ended
$6,609,096
for
Oct.
the
$260,185,
cents
per
31,
equal
share
1956
1955
last
net
quarter.
L
Riegel,
compared
Net
earn¬
596,602
on
$806,346
to
43
Chairman
of
sales
Net
cents
year.—V.
$1 35
or
p.
2673.
plan
offering,
is
slock,
for
of
of
shares
of
forth
$6 423 941
p.
share
for
the
to
entered
the
of
against
Feb.
of
the
by
\ *5 e.Xn^ctf^
in 1957
through
Stanley & Co.
nnnCfeds °f
$4,400,000
into
28,
an
—V,
«m
the
underwriting
will
group
be
offered
to.be
&
&
Co.,
the
In
to
headed
the
board
the
by
Inc.
and
St.
This
ter% notes and to reduce
X. thC amount °f S12.300.000. Upon completion
*si2 onn rfnn new debentures
,ha^e outstanding, in addition
$12,000,000
and the
remaining short-term
of
this
to
the
bank loans,
its
&
a
may
oi
that
euu
a
gallon paid
This co.poia-
cost
tax
a
of
•
half
over
the
U.
District
S.
Court
at
not
Court
and
enjoin
has
the
appeal
■
any
injunctions in
circumstances
were
involved
other
tne
ox
sanctioned
extra-ordinary
tax
collection
tne
.
was
"
•
said
'
it
be
to
a
Supreme
the
contends
-
notice
.nd
to
where
cases
sta.utc,
t
7
t..c 7
at
y:
would
•
-
the
ass
•
the
issuance
company's
upon
be
com¬
for
reserved
under
to
stock
said
acting
(the
the
severally
"Represen¬
the
company
and
company
underwriters
of
stock
common
Lane,
Space
Scott,
&
&
&
K
&
Horner
&
Co.
25.000
&
Co., Inc.__
20,000
Johnson & Higgins
9,000
common
shares
of
stock
no
Ltd.—Split-Up
4
approved
from
par
2.COO.000
value,
and
to
shares
issue
p.
of
four
to
$1
for S100
common
the
of
Dec.
share
50-year
571
of
31
5%
income
Feb.
25
preferred
amount
of
has now
been
paid,
the
no
dividend
debentures
payable-in
value
no
par
the
and
outright
the
of. the
fact
would
involve
and
destruction
of
the
risks
the
of
spirits
'
a
ye" r
in
five
constitutional
Schenley
ago
totaling
past,
Revenue
same
subsidiaries
filed
$117,060,000,
s.ates.
issues,
but
claims
with
pro¬
the
qt.es.ion
of
Schenley
Industries.
of
Inc.
case
Dewey,
are
184,
Ballantine,
Shaw
&
a" umeys
Bushby,
Palmer
328.
p.
Dec.
filed
14
of
registration
a
25-year
debentures
SEC—
due
1982
the
with
statement
and
176,450
common
of
the
financing
will
be
added
the
to
general
funds
for expansion, improvement and replacement
for
additional
working
capital.
The
and
of
proceeds
internally
the
present
generated
financing will
funds,
applied,
be
these
towards
expenditures.
Among the more important
$8,000,000 for a new Tube Mill which will
substantially
company's line of tube products and provide faster
service to customers in all parts, of the country.—V.
.
Selected
Edward
at
Dec.
with
*In
1956.
1956
L.
qL
Select&d
the
fund's
sales
of
at
vestment
of
the
the
in
for
com¬
capital
a
period.
compared
with
the
1956
for
period.
These
ended
figures
January 1956 capital gain
first
ended
|
sales
that
records
new
largest
the
months
11
months
12
several
the
was
$10,613,586
any
reports
sponsor,
set
14,
gain
12-month
6,427.276
were
fund's
November
sales of
for
12-month
any
the
assets
Dec.
at
'
of
high
new
a
1956
in
net
Th's
share
a
value,
asset
made
was
total
share.
a
$9.81
or
share
per
November
$1,316,078;
$11,982,094
for
14,
Shares
history:
at
in
$10.01
and
184,
.
Rise—
17' reported
to
1955.
President
American
1958'were
-
Dec.
14.
Sebel,
eoual
share
a
Inc.—Assets
Dec.3
on
$51,227,260
of
rise
cents
Dec.
on
Harry
of
the
to
61
of
assets
outstanding
5.223.854
with
net
addition
Shares,
President1,'
$64,347,691
of
total
distribution
Shares
American
Rubin,
P.
14,
and
1957
expenditures
2674.
p.
(W. A.J
November,
months
11
Nov,
39;
and
Nov.
do
3Q were
the
not include rein¬
distribution.—V. 183.
p.
776.
The
Sheaffer Pen Co.—Pays 20% in Profit-Sharing
company's
employees
on
Dec.
19
received
profit-sharing
checks
amounting to. 20%
of their
total earnings during the taree-month
period ended Nov. 30.
George A. Beck. Executive Vice-President, said this payment brought
$16,035,000
184,
the
the
amount
profit-sharing
2330.
p.
Sheffield
into
See
has
company
program
since
it
paid
to
employees
in
started
was
1934.
Bendix
Corp., Dayton,
Aviation
Corp.
O.—To
above.—V.
Be Acquired—
184,
p.
2057.
Sightmaster Corp., New Rochelle, N. Y.—Acquisition—
This
date
can
be
one-quarter
out
'
Dis¬
refuu \
These
member of the firm of Reed, Smith,
filed for Schenley on Dec. 17. General
York.—V.
on
the
flexible
more
shares
final
stock
1956
refund
xor
the
in
facilities
with
the
expand
ment,"
of
1955
casl] payment representing such
divi¬
corporation,
on.
Dec.
Industries
and
N.
Both
19
Corp.,
tri-axial
ment.
of
particularly
con--
according to the prospectus, has developed a program of
improvements which calls for expenditures of approximately
in
the next two
It is
years.
expected
that the
major
2541.
to
would
the
share.
full
paid
also
taxes with
thereof
estimated
an
Francisco Ry.—Extends Offer—
from
force-out
evaporation
of
tax-paid spiri'S
inherent in
the
nature
of
suit
even
$10,000,009
is
—V.
change
par
new
view
it- were
Court
is
pur
through 'the
Ratified—-
proposal
a
in
of
refund
for
indicated
if
factors
and
Internal
New
of
capital
9,000
&
suit
law,
at
dollars
of
and
subsequent
than
"
law
Co.,
Inc.
Walston
Dec.
millions
e
economic
owned
1958
Mason,
Shearson, Hammill
Wilson,
on
ti
Treasury,
court
file claims for refund,
therefore
ask
the
Supfeme
threatened
the
$25
together
9,000
15,000
Corp.,
force-out
hundreds
States
$25,000,000
lareest
5,000
Pierce
United
company,
capital
20,000
Co.
the
to
going
proceeds
sales
Co."
15,000
2329.
then
will
of
of
production
15,000
Lemon
losa
revenue
payment
raize
of
Net
have
Inc.
20,000
of
of
raxes
covering
pares
with
the
Rauscbtgr,
plaintiffs*
entitling
stock, to be offered for public sale through
an
underwriting group headed bv Morgan Stanley & Co.
The interest
rate
on
the
debentures, and the offering
prices
and underwriting
terms on both
issues are to be supplied by
amendment.
The additional shares are
first
to be
offered
for
subscription by
common
stockholders of record Jan. 3, 1957, at the rate of one share
of additional stock for each eight shares then held.
declare
(excluding
dividend
such
Jnc.
Johnston,
circumstances
-
are
company
shares
of
conversion
directors
shares
Morgan
company has extended
offer
in
which
each
earnings
to
extraordinary
tax,
Schenley
Wood
SEC
net
Shares
Co.,
5,000
Co
Louis-San
Since
the
$10.50
goods.
Scovill Manufacturing Co.—Registers With
its
and
for
grained
of
rm'
5,000
Co..
stockholders
exchanged
of
shall
particular
in
counsel
case
This
In
500,000 shs.
for
will
whereby
of
exchange for each $1 par share.—V. 183,
for
S.
spirits
of
49,388 shs.
to
eiTipion
5,000
Co
p.
10,000,000
Morgan
at
years
equally exceptional.
Elddr W7 Marshall,
McClay of Pittsburgh,
for
Schenley
in
Urn
Outstanding
stockholders),
Johnson,
20.000
_
the
of
wholly
are
FINANCING
snares
ue
to
tn"ell
20,000
&
the
public
to retire a11 of the company's
short-term bank loans now out-
time
At
of
the
sV
.
entitled to a refund is not specifically involved,,;
to the Supreme Court.
Another lawsuit to
press
,
these claims as mentioned by
the Pittsburgh court is in preparation.
The current appeal notice was filed on Dec. 17 by Schcnlev
Dis¬
tillers,-Inc. and Joseph S. Finch and Co., both ol Schenley, Pa.
They
consolidated
addition,
shares
number
5,000
Corp,__
Lawrence
authorized
in
tne
dollars
Directors
to
The
tax
for
J.
U.
the
to
with "the
*i,
.
the
years
a'
applied
courts
and
gxeater
refund
in
xiscal
and
company
shares
*z,Q0j
underwriting contract
wherein
a.ereed
28,000
Co.
&
Weedon
184,
SEC—
turee
Supreme
special
are
Reason
ceedings
whether
l9o7.
Co.__
Co
Hutton
St.
iss!?0 w111 be used
In
and
$9,526,627
pursuant
selling
Inc.__
&
Co.,
Securities
&
Hentz
the
tbe dentures
an
Casseil
F.
9
adequate, remedy
an
portion
49,388
anu
the
1371.
Board, announces that the com¬
pany filed on Dec. 20 with the
Securities and
Exchange Commission a
registration statement
covering a proposed issue of
$12,000,000 sinking
fund
debentures due 1977.
B
early
Noel
Bradford
H.
the
the
unavoidable
engaged
swimsuits.
and
of
In
Baker &
E.
7
.
•' >7, .7
-•77
5u,0jt),(W0 gallon, oi spirits owned by tne
excess
of any market demand will be
their eighth anniversary."
Separate proceedings more then
trict
below:
Alstyne,
Crowell,
Feb.
counsel
to. pay
far
lor
the
Sales
in
4),388 shs.
p.uposeu
share
per
the selling
stockholders,
selling stockholders have
severally agreed to purchase
F.
in
7
warehouse.
and
found
be
spirits
appeal
oi
7,"
7
eight
bonded
next
of the company to be used
additional
intention
15c
owned
prior
have
Courts
*
before
approximately
PRESENT
"moli'-ees
options
the
C.
approxi¬
'.••> '
-.''7'•
7
'■
-
penalty and not a tax."
/
'
dismissing
Schenley's
plea,
the
special
lower
r*tiie company wotud ha^ c adequacy remedy, at
a
loss
proposes
women.
and
women's
1956,
TO
granted
8,000
of
the
dividend
payable
Clayton
to
pointing to these
recognized exceptions7 to
industry, ""Luch
year.
reserved
for
and
C.
-7.
'
aistilled
on
Schenley,
millions
stitute
stock
is
1946,
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below
through their representative Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.
J.
$38,000,000,
over
•
law
equitable 'relief."
other*
machinery
« 1.000,006 shs.
been
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co
were
earnings
per
183,
Riegel Textile Corp.—Registers With
John
nine
ago.
were
$376,967
outstanding
the
three
motion
But
whichplalntifis
Offered
Such
in
high
sales
value)__
options
exercise
upon
250,000
Amott,
the
at
that
tax?"
Schenley's.
used
financing
$11,933,767
with
EFFECT
preferred
option
this
of
initial
Van
Decline—
$18,156,541 for the like period ox the
preceding year.
for the period were $661,919,
equal to $1.11 per share
ings
per
Stores
report
for
dismiss
"whether .payment
option
to
are
Shares
Reliable
The
t'c
Schenley's
In
lowest
common
years
all-time
sales
preceding
par
have
exercise
DIVIDEND—It
set
ox
.7'/
removed
tne
on
ceases
wnere
presehtfcu'or where
first
the
additional
swimsuits
over
value)
par
convertible
the
be
the
on
$o,3J.9,341.
increase
v'v
-
can
than
more
other
that
company from the
its general funds
plan.
an
be
bond in
government
iederal
to
the
and
date
loans,
ol
1,000,000
compared
as
GIVING
stock
restricted
the
-
industry and
of
which"state's
is
the
to
California
of
an
than
more
year
for
stock
pletion
tne
for
share
per
$10,535,000, while
..."
.
limits
buyer
Government's
Option
Stock
purposes.
acquisition
reached
consolidated
$739,197
$506,755
conv.
issuance
income
net
oems
a
one-day hearing on June 25 asked this special
Schenley's suit.
On
Oct.
18
the
Court granted
to
dismiss
on
procedural
grounds, and
without
ruling
on
the
issue
of
whether or not the .tax 7force-out
law is .constitutional,. '7777
,;-v7, ,7 : 7.- ;7y;7 7 '77
7.7
77:'77;';
The statutory court cited section 7421 of the Internal Revenue Code
stock
offered
for the account
added
corporate
consistently
1956.
CAPITALIZATION
tative")
cars,
I he
Of the total number
were
received
stock
and
grown
31,
had
upon
Tne
\
Lewis
after
are
Schenley' will also ask the Supreme Court "whether the
serving no revenue purpose and in fact causing
-
oi
the
jaw
corporation
tribunal
.
underwriting group
share.
per
general
payment
representing
income
"Of
earnings
nation's'highest 1 gal tribunal to determine "w.ether the thieatencd
outright destruction of property and other irreparable damage ,*
.7
initial year ended Aug. 31,
1947, the company had sales of less than
$500,000.
The company is today considered on"
of the fashion leaders
in the apparel
industry and its trade name of Rose Marie Reid has
become famous in the women's
swimsuit neld throughout the United
States as well as in* other
parts of the world.
of
by
Pittsburghhfoi'., an injunction restraining the Government from col- i„
Jecting future taxes unqer this law.' • The csiso was assigned
to a
special t,statutory
court
of
three
judges,
from
Wuich
appeals
go
oirectly tfo.the Supreme Court.
With
common
to
Angeles, Calif.—Stock
to
of
for
facilities
Aug.
$12,000,000,
Common
tne 4,366,851
provision;
$300,000,
Exchange
80,000 shares
design, manufacture
ended
income
These
61
increased
1956
on
'announced
billioq 'dollars.
of
underwriting. The proceeds
price of $9
available
company
year
.
must
constitute'.special
Calif.—Files
shares
of
of
under
between
mean
York
be
Vista,
aggregate
employees
Reid,
80.000
be
include
the
30,
share
was
to
filing formal notice
Pittsburgh, Pa.
7
a
facts "of its case
etc.
Autnorized
$7,800,000,
4.25%, according to
to
for
hopper cars and 400 all-steel gondola
Participating in the offering are:
Union Securities & Co.;
working
1477.
p.
the group on
bid 98.26%
Commerce
issue
present
Commission—
BUSINESS—Company, incorporated
in
Nov.
per
taxes.
was
an
7".
V..-
government
not
out
penalty:
equipment.
to
Issuance
the
with
98.3423%.
Halsey, Stuart &
its
170,000 shares, issued and outstand¬
by certain selling shareholders. The offer¬
quickly oversubscribed and the books closed.
will
reports
Dec.
on
awarded
were
with
were sold
was
net
net
18, $5,250,000 of 44%
equipment trust certificates, series Z,
maturing semi¬
annually, July 1, 1957 to Jan. 1, 1972, inclusive. The cer¬
tificates, first instalment of a total issue of
maturity,
of
New
will
a
subsidiaries
reported
Co.—Equipment Trust Certificates Offered—
&
Hqtzler headed an underwriting syn¬
which
continued
Dec. 17 offered 250,000 shares of
on
sale
Salomon Bros.
dicate
95%>
the
Marie
and
5%
Reading
key
EARNINGS—For
Radiation, Inc.—Reports
the
and
Ohio.
its
that
amouii|t to approximately $26,000,000.—V.
For
sale
1957.
President,- stated
to
the
4,
an¬
Exchange
a
registration statement covering the
proposed
$12,000,000 30-year first mortgage bonds
scheduled to be sold
be
for
Chula
an
and
least
on
expansion
West
Hiilsboro,
1481.
Alstyne, Noel & Co. headed
may
Commission
petitive
at
Nov.
on
exceed
PROCEEDS—Net
;
Oklahoma—Plans Financing—
of
intends
7; '■
Co.—Formed—
and
of
subsidiary
above.—V.
and
working capital and for general corporate puiposes.—V;
184,
ing,
ing
Boston
investment
company
filed
a
registration
statement
the SEC on Dec. 14, 1956,
covering 20,900 shares of its $1 par
capital
stock.—V.
182,
p.
2793.
Drilling & Exploration
to
of the company, and
This
:
Columbus
at
will
used
undeteimined
to
(par $1) at
a
with
Prince Marine
be
Corp.,
of shares offered
Fund,
plants
Exchange
an
officers
which
elected
switches
ended
equal
was
it
1955
•
old
a
o'r
U.**$.
the
electric
"T'h,
chat, yby
2673.
p.
and
not
Rose
Director—
a
to
are
corporation
Van
(H. K.) Porter Co., Inc.—Foy Elected
of
ex¬
.
with
its operations
staff.---V7 184, p.
granted. There
1.826,701
1,159,713
income
to
$3,043,876.
that
proceeds
$1),
Plan
7.733.996
2121.
a.
oi
1956
;
manufacturer
a
shares
subject
,
income
*tax* force-out
lion Contends that
■The
28,
the
'"7
.
net
selected
109,100
y 2,094,629
railway.
oper.
184.
is
is
exchange
of
consequence
a
"
President.
taxes
30,
at
ttteTspirits
entire*
r
Dec.
lor
'
62r.year
ajged
a
149,130
on
who
outstanding.
represented
Court' by
lo.ced
said.
Hood,
quotation
railway....
Co.
were
and
covering
(par
is
from
for
meet
Nov.
tne
ex
whether
to
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Sulzberg,
near
is expected to
transaction
will
months
and
income
District-'(Court
time
„
of
169,766
140,881
exchange
This
who
as
'
to $1.10
outstanding, it
$2,669,341.
was
then
sales
net
tionality
EupiCrae
be
eieainc
Fischer
$5,710,000
quarter
enaec
Tihs
Ii^c. (Texas)—Stock Offeree!—Mickle &
Co., Houston, Tex., in November offered 6,115 shares of
stock, only to residents of Texas, at $10 per snr.
The
.
ex¬
common
$739,882
182.717
In
stock.
three
Chairman
shares
Court- has
1953
$663,528
new
of
at
stock
Appeals Force-Out Law to Supreme Court— 'f
TbfS
corporation on Dec. 17 took its challenge of the constitu¬
gro w¬
Robertshaw
preferred
7'
"
slock,
-7*7
acquisition will supplement and broaden the Robertshaw-Fulton
line, Mr. Robertshaw stated.
He addea that it is the
present
that Aero will become a Division of Robertshaw-Fulton Controls
Rohr
1954
$852,178
income
oper
1955
$888,846
manuiacture
the
located
-
controls,
sales
net
Robin
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—EarningsOctober-
be
Tne
„
in
Manufacturing Company—
Manufacturing,
Manufacturing
heating
Company,
Poca¬
President
was
will
proposal.
Securities
Gross
which
the
mately 33'A.-**
the foreign
German manufac¬
with
controls, for the ,<omt
The company will be
plant,
Acro's
management
Va.
been
Va., since Nov. 1, 1951, prior to which he
Clinchfield Coal Corp., Dante, Va.—V. 184,
p. 2672.
of
1955
plan
President
hontas,
arrangement
of
received
2673.
for
before
months:
".;77;':V7,77:
extending
19o5
ProrU
net
product
and
of Hershey Creamery Co. of
Harrisburg, Pa.;
Lawrence, senior partner of F. S. Smithers & Co., New York
firm; and Ernest G. Otey, President of The First National
B.
investment
been
oi
on
and
holders
stock
common
p.
common
4,3G5,726
share
a
estimated
necessitated. turn
777 \ \
is
oi
ftosenstiel.
same
The
President of
from
Matthews
Its
President of the company, and added four other directors to the board.
in
*v.«Uxuh to- ax!. j»i<utaews,' tire new directors are; J. H. Bo v. en
of
Bluefield, W. Va., President of Flat Top Insurance Agency, Lime¬
stone Dust Corp., and West
Virginia Armature Co.; Charles Hill Jones,
Chairman and
an
common
Aero
on
$2.80
He
year.
x.as
crnntrnv
shareholders,
house
to
made
Robertshaw-Fulton
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co.—Personnel Changes
directors
ranges,
7
the
approval
20o7.
company
gas
income
provfS&iJv'Of
he
President, announced on Dec, 18 that an agree¬
reached with Aero Manufacturing Co. of
Columbus,
Robertshaw-Fulton will acquire all of the assets and
whereby
The
about
at
last
that
announced
Robertshaw,
has
operating
the
1956
the
on
,■
revolutionary
on
that
To Acquire Aero
ment
p.
17
the
to
40%_Tto $4,825,000, equivalent
shares'
Frankfort, and will contain ab'Jfcit 120.000 square
feet,
begin operations in the second quarter of
1957, he
$4,762,732
184,
for
share
common
added
Germany.
Co.
$4,747,924
V,
over
to
Co.—Earnings—Expans'n
Dec;
payable
Monday, December 24, 1956
.
Schenley Industries, Inc.—Reports Increased Profits—
Net*
taxes
amounted
V
on
earnings
per
recently
$569,881
from
declared
at
has
$492,164
rev,
•
President,
top burners
added.
revenues.
Net
—
$2.51
thermostatic
controls
Ry.—Earnings—
1956— Month—1955
to
before
be
change.—V. 184.
approximately $73,000,000.
Robertshaw-Fulton's substantial construction program
1956, Mr. Robertshaw said that the latest expansion
projected .70,000 square foot addition to the
Indiana, Pa.,
operating
operations
Net ry. ojfcrating income
..
.
will
.
their -shares. All exchanging stockholders will
become entitled to receive
durinf 1J&7 a full year's interest on the series A debentures received
as
a| consequence of the exchange plus such dividends as may be
cal¬
' *
to
1268.
p.
company's
Robertshaw
turer
bank
2328.
p.
annual
1959
in
he
field,
corporate purposes. Smce its previous financing in
the company has invested more than $650,000,000 in prop¬
erty additions and its total assets are now approximately $1,350,000,000.
184,
by maturity.
dend
common
an
1,
of
for
pansion,
1953,
—V.
of
have
Jan.
$94,685,000;
income
$7,186,000
and
net
income
Robertshaw,
began
control
a
loans and for. other
June,
shares
will
beginning
step is a
plant; which will virtually double its capacity.. Sufcsbtantial
ing demand for the Thermal Eye, the company's
be
each
for
which
Paul
and
176.
his
Speaking
of
banking houses headed by The First Boston Corp.
Otjher details of the offering will be announced later.
The
issue
amounted
amounted
compared with
salts for 1956
of investment
group
914,529
$632,000
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls
John
Convertible Debentures—
on
entire
and
debentures
the
of
S.
«
Phillips Petroleum Co.—Plans to
announcement
the
charges
$3,326,000. —V.
estimated
an
stock
that
amount
retire
service
on
Secondary offering of 200,000
(par $1) was made on Dec. 20
Co.
l&t),'
completed.—V,
preferred
the
corporation's executive office and sales headquarters are
in
New
York
City.
Its principal manufacturing plants are located at
Trion, Ga., Ware Shoals and Johnston, S. C., Brundidge and
Greenville,
Ala., and Conover, N. C.
The company has about 8,450 employees.
For its fiscal year ended Sept. 29,
1956, the company's net sal»s
prior
Inc.,
Co.,
and
to mauufticture, use and sell cycloserine.
stock
common
in
The
before
Pfizer
—
$4
anticipated
to
and
Phillips-Jones Corp.
ol
is
fund
culated
marketing
1957.
oatent,
It
sinking
interference
an
of
shares
stock.
is
tuberculosis,
eradicate
to
'
.
which
producer
connectors,
•
L.
Kaplan,
all
have
companies
Y.
Michael
manufactures
announced
a
'
that
of
it
fuses
has
patented
used
lor
military
manufacturing
and
high
acquired
cable
and
fidelity
Mutual
and
equipment
commercial
facilities
at
equip¬
Electronic
panel
New
equip¬
Rochelle,
'
President
of
Sightmaster,
said
that
the
agree-
.
Volume
184
Number
5597,.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(2787)
meat,
of
wheieby
486,000
preferred
of
that
the
shares
of
stock' for
Repiesenting
Sightmaster
$495,000
company's
Sightmaster
the
of
Benjamin
Schwartz
of
R.
W.
McKirdy,
B.
President
Mr.
'
Mutual
—V.
184,
the
exchange
1,012
shares
and
200,000
debentures
of
Lehman
holders
McAlpin,
in
the
Jr.,
of
Bros.
Representing
Mutual, and John
of
negotiations
Laird
&
plant,
s
Mutual
would
beginning,
and
new
a
and
stockholders
,
W.
be
in
operated
January,
modern
by
'*
•:
as
concentrated
foot
square
of
Airways, Inc.—Sells $5,000,000
Chesapeake
&
facility.
would
1,
be
convertible
by
C&O
into
'
1959.
acquisition
of
keting: $6,000,000
through
Debentures—/
stock
common
after
Airways,
founded
ana
after
carrier
common
cargo
War
and
Ohio's
investment
Old
Dominion
Aeronautics
Gross
Net
facilities.
total
and
sain:
its
in
current
"Slick
Slic.c
II
by
Slick
Earl
is
F.
Slick,
and
al
is
ry.
be
and
issue
Ohio
acquired
by
Trie
will
Earl
33
ry.
Gross
arrangement.
with
the
Slick
with Oklahoma
oil
and
six
five
wnich
will
now
family.
tour-engine
It
more
in
charter
of
f
•
21,942,000
The
of
will
8)%
of
6,
of
the
ton
oil
lamily,
which
decision
the
Costa
issue
announced
wells
the
&
operates
February
in
26
of
it
of
1956
ton
fleet
modern
carried
total
a
inr' -rii
total
of
oi
Vice
to
its
RR.,
in
time
miles
60
by
River
when
to
C&O
r
of
Porto Rico
of
in
Earnings
182,
court
Southern
mature
in
will
up
it of
CKsO
on
near
is
con¬
in
an
and
45
gas
to
133,
share
Sell
(EST)
noon
investment
firm
\
Properties
$11,080,000
costing
natural
Pa.
Sell
first
cases
Jan.
on
trust
to
venture,
the
UU
less
not
first
3
receive
than
installment
equipment
Dec.
on
1.
1967,
5
filed
stockholders
public
Co.,
activities
at
trust
will
to
lor
in
the
rate
183.
p.
of
days
issue
The
to
letter
a
Mr.
from
bids
for
series
be
No.
Prosnect,
of
will
of.
the
and
from
Net
ry.
be
mortgage
of
stock
for
by
Co.,
Fine
according
Chemicals
based
to
the
U.
on
make,
results
W.
from
the
Lines,
debentures
$100
Net
ry.
the
of
sell
extensive
an
10%
at
to
discount-
by
$1
vinyl
research
Columbian
par
stock
common
of
have
and
Dec.
2,300
14,
1,209,768
1,420,311
1,116,041
493,157
616,797
531,740
3.106.184
income___
18
579 022
filed
Jan.
1,
with
With
the SEC a
registration state¬
public sale of $25,000,000 of sinking fund
1982. The issue will be marketed
by an under¬
proposed
produce resins with
conventional
plasticizers
alone
plastics
flooring
Visking Corp.
Union
this
Oil
com-
make
avail¬
program
hardness
a
used
are
vinyl
on
coatings,
184,
p.
tank
range
never
dispersahts.
find
major
as
expected
are
wire
184,
technical
Alberta,
in
to
linings,
foams,
and
oil
The
tested
production
to
the
north
Co.
to
out
carry
Jefferson
and
incn
to
in
of
50-50
a
basis
the
General
SEC,
this
it
the
it
in
River
S.
of
share,
signed
the
another
joint
the
new
per
to
issue
120,000
to
of
Swift
each
sell
and
additional
from
be
None
secured
built
the
by
by
tim
is
Jordan
at
be
discovery unit
drilled
mile
a
f
which
area
Oil
has
Red
to
heretofore
completed
Earth
has
all
an
area.—V.
184,
Parent—
14,
to
has
its
shares
issued
parent,
of
an
The
United
author¬
order
Columbia
Fuel
Gas
at
common
aggregate.
United Fuel will use
funds to finance its 1956 construction
$14,152,200.—V.
Refrigerator
has
according
asked
to
move
The
Jordan
total
better
made
was
unit
assets,
than
The
Co.
184,
also
the
less
1337.
p.
receivables
thfltt
the
other
old
meat
$400,000
manufacturer
a
the
U.
S.
of
U.
S.
The
he
outside
added.
creditors:' while
and
fixed
he
assets
are
said.
parent,,, which
"The
now.
of
home
184.
has agreed not
parent
freezers
company
which
sold
are
1520.
p.
Industries, Inc.—Issues
corporation, has
growth
District
in
partial
the
announcing
these
other
modification
to
service
of
the
customers,
nation.
restrictions
food
City,
apply
the
issued
the
in
company
183,
$7,875,000 5%
a
to
for
to
latter
insure
both
represents
the
20-year
interest
87 '/a %
States Plywood
filed
corporation
17,
be
1956,
issued
1956
the
of
on
con¬
1954
184,
$275,602
33,025
14,057
See
*5,197
*5,511
25,301
""
New
outlining
184,
p.
2675.
the
SEC
common
on
stock,
Purchase
JPlar.
1841.
p.
England
Earths, Inc., Denver,
nounced
in
Corp.,
2,558.699
2,198,651
employees
7.99,756
453,702
1,031.984
212,357
80,469
311,736
2165.
above.—V.
183,
2542.
p.
Workers-
this
of
corporation
will
receive
record
a
the
18.
employees
bonus
record
1956,
participate.
will
the
reflects
Mr.
Stern
all-time
surpassed
wholly-owned 'subsidiary, Joyce,
1956, it was reported.
largest
the
selling
5,000,000
pair
high
sales
said.
achieved
Sales
of
by
Red
the
Cross
of women's fine shoes in* the
first time. Sales of the com¬
brand
for
in
Cohen
Mr.
and
already
the
also
Inc.,
showed
a
substantial
increase in
In
keeping
with the steadily growing demand for its product, the
will open its tenth factory on Jan. 2 at Vanceburg, Ken¬
new unit will
have 40,000 square feet in floor space in a
corporation
2,827.813
823.342
Inc.
Corp.—Pays Bonus to
sharing and Christmas bonus, the company an¬
Joseph S. Stern, Chairman, and A. B. Cohen,
the employees' share of profits was the largest in the
company
and unequaled in the entire shoe industry.
said
4,000
in
Shoe
profit
Dec.
on
of
Almost
The
modern
2,688.295
Colo.—Stock
Reported—Expansion—
factory
President,
history
Uranium-Oil
States
Sales
Record
$1,132,454
tucky.
From Jan. 1—
199,576
with
pf its
$1 par
Employees' Stock
company's
States Rare
United
101.921
19.932"
statement
23,000 'shares
the
pany's
1953
$194,732
income...
years.—V.
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
world,
1955
80,"94
railway
Booklet—
bookipt
Offering Temporarily Suspended—
The
$235,389
railway....
illustrated
eight
past
registration
a
covering
under
1957.—V.
United
712.
p.
a first preferred mortgage on a 26,500Ingalls Shipbuilding Corp. for delivery in
ry.
Illustrated
44-page
a
thousands
to
companies.—V.
This
Dec.
Eligible
The
of
United
this
Ry.—Earnings-
p.
slow,
to
obligations,
its
to
through food plan arrangements.—V.
the
$279,148
184,
is
sub¬
debts,
said.
short-term
Shoes,
railway
'Deficit.—V.
firm
its
on
;
receivables
press
for payment of
this obligation
acquired Jordan in January this year.
Jordan
wholly-owned
a
extension
were
$300,000
official
all
are
'
Pa.,
an
company,
inventories,
about
owes
for
parent
because
o wes
involved
Philadelphia,
creditors
of
including
$1,000,000,
debts
of
major
official
an
The
Its
Jordan
36-year
a
three
in
Co.,
greater
of
committed
principal.
Mexican
oper.
the
the
in
other available
estimated
sidiary,
company
asking for relief from those restrictions
processing and distributing many food and
railway....
oper. incomecc-T
ry.
of
will
tJ. S. Air Conditioning Corp.—Unit Asks Creditors for
Extension on Debt—
The
from
filed
&
seeks
providing
from
Net
feet
°
consumers
October—■
from
ap¬
4885
of
interval.
east
well
the
Dec.
on
$3,000,000
or
proceeds and
program,
cost.
from
depth
Counties,
is
Government
from
of
(Mich.)—Proposed Exchange Of¬
announced
company
$25
2C58.
p.
and
company,
petition
a
company
and
products.
be
and
sweet
pound;
block
a
location.
Gas Co.—Stock
was
35
has
years.
U.
24-hour
a
200
Telephone Co. of Michigan above.—V. 178, p. 2202.
Fuel
Inc.,
in a variety of operations. Of
throughout' the country,
these
Cudahy)
are
the only companies
and
President
petition
will
to
foot
tti the
fourth
A
drilling in an
months only, Union
Union Telephone Co.
case
United
has
under
with
184,
relief
Columbia.
purpose
its
loan
gravity
witn
in
total
a
4S02-481G
miles
discovery
Peace
38
of
area.
around
from
February of
River,
Peace
by
bean
interest
drilled
the
in
of
13
fer—Merger—
Indiana
drilling
of
three
Dec*
on
2G75.
p.
de¬
the
now
Swan-Finch
the
was
objective.
winter
road
in
original
year
to
100%.
13
Well—
northeast
barrels
14/64
a
was
the
146
a
well
its
flowed
has
acres
Oil
of
limited
weather
■'
Field/discovered
Oil
Dec.
on
nearing
facilitate
been
Earth
througn
test
Union
already
Red
which
water
Union
2,000,00c
well
third
A
is
well
without
pressure.
proximately
and
2675.
California—New
Canada's
second
a
tubing
izing
which
of
company about 125 miles
extended a mile to tne eas
was
of
crude
2489.
p.
beltnv.—V.
Co.
this
by
year
test
packers
contained
that
prohibit
one-floor
Commenting
on
that
reported
production
p.
Third Avenue Transit
Fifth
building.
the additional
advance
both
for
sales
the
capacity,
booked
Joyce
and
Mr. Stern and Mr. Cohen
spring, 1957, indicate record
Shoe Divisions.—V. 184,
for
Red
Cross
264.
Avenue
Coach
Corp.—Acquired—
Lines,
Inc.
above.—V.
Vertol
184,
Guarantee &
stockholders
stock
of
stock
of
for
The
of
Abstract
$15.25
each
offer
the
is
shares
cash
share
Title
<fe
and
of
Insurance
four-tenths
the
Buffalo
Traders
&
of
to
Title
Trust
acquire
Co.,
and
Co.,
by
85'/
Buffalo^
share
a
company's
acceptance
upon
Abstract
&
plan
a
of
or
N.
bv
an
Guarantee
of
of
least
at
those
85%
shares
with
Buffalo,
by Jan. 10 or any later
date to which Title Guarantee
may extend
the exchange period.
It
also requires approval of
regulatory authorities.
The
stockholders
capital
to
35,750
offered
share
If
of
for
the
newly
to
each
shares
would
eight shares
authorized
would
be
which
now
not
Guarantee's
of
$8
par
outstanding
That
under
stockholders
the
would
plan
the
on
authorized
value.
shares,
leave
of
To
26,152
addi¬
an
aoproved
basis
would
one
new
held.
<&
Title
needed
retired*.—V.
184,
foi
p.
stock
is
either
2228,
less
the
than
100%,
exchange
or
He
said
the
prepaid
company
loan.—V.
$4,432,689
184,
p.
$1,781,700
which
2675.
any
the
Corp.—Stockholders Approve Acquisition
The
of
and
at
the purchase
Carbon
special
a
of
terms
Union
Carbide,
for
Division
by
each
of
the
call
the
was
It
assets
voted
of this
on
becomes
Dec.
corporation
19
effective
by
Dec.
by Union
Visking stock¬
31.
1956.
agreement, previouslly approved by the directors of
for the exchange of one share of Union Carbide
shares
2**
Union
of
Corp.,
meeting.
of
Carbide
will
Visking
be
set
stock
currently held.
be known as
to
up.
A
new
Visking.
Company.
The
Visking
Corp.,
with
headquarters
in
Chicago,
111.,
employs
over
3,000 people in the United States and Canada. It has a food
casing plant in Chicago and a new plant is nearing completion in
Loudon,
Tenn.
Polyethylene film is
produced
at
plants
in
Terre
Hauie.
Abstract
shares
needed.
be
available,
Guarantee
65.380
19.
a
Carbide—
Approval
Carbide
holders
stock
Title
shares
286,000
Title's
Title
of
increase
to
from
&
shares
acquisition
distribution
voted
shares
Abstract
Guarantee
tional
be
also
347,902
all
from
Visking:
Union
holders
Loans—
of
stock.
deposit
Dec.
on
remained
more
Y.,
Title
Corp.—Pays Bank
corporation has prepaid a mortgage bank loan, thereby eliminat¬
all of its long-term debt, Gareth W. Speer, Vice-President,
re¬
ported
Co.—Acquisition, etc.—
aoproved
contingent
of
Manufacturers
,
have
Trust
Aircraft
The
2489.
p.
ing
Title
acquire
(Ohio)—Registers Debentures
Exchange Commission—
con¬
newest
participating
mpat
producers,
non-food
Gross
1,220.617^
*
2C5o.
Co.
that
requested
Wilson,
Jarvis,
the
Texas
1953
2,936,799
due
of
reaccepted
2164.
of
Program—
immediate
on
prohibits
from
District
said
offer
1954
plastisols
the
already been started.
operation
on
was
the
for
loan
Title
Debentures
it
p.
and
action,
at
2,790,961
78,925
__
Dec.
because
184,
11
in
for
competing meat packers and
the
1955
MG-1
on
plastisol-produced
tiles, toys,
in
company
i
on
first
stated:
Armour,
M.
struction
debentures—V.
3,065,756
the
its
corporation,
Carbon
program
scheduled
which
request
The
47^283
company
the
gas
than
,
for
which
two
113 440
covering
see
Indiana:
Visking
Ajax,
film
Ltd.,
Ontario,
at
•.
•' *
allows
then
53,817
Securities and
the
Co.—Requests Relief From Consent Decree—
(Swift,
action,
Allied Invest¬
its present
122,748
Oil
commanded
"This
is the
third
such
joint venture
two corporations.
Under the first two, Susie YosaIndiana,
Pa., and Farmers
Miners
No.
2
at
Bell
were
completed and have added substantial new
Pa.,
more
See
$100
when
new
System,
Dec.
restricted.
expand
71,177
Standard
five
.V".
agricultural
field.
into
Woodcock.
2,618,621,
the
at
company
decree
to
151.262
p.
In
but
Corp.—Joint
on
companies
the
RR.—Earnings—
1—
oner.
184.
of
because
constitutionality
abeve.—V.
this
further
by
decree
due
$500
and
railway,151,750
railway
in
Supreme Court
administrative agencies
or
of
case
Inc.
announced
packing
$298 938
railway
dispose
and
countries,
to
issue.
presentment
Co. Inc., of New York
preferred ship mortgage.
the
A.
.
Patent
and
use,
to
Division.
S.
to
of
$2G6,9r9
from
Net
at
of
which
exploration
With
with
Patent—
*'
based
use
issue
$302,109
income,
to
States
years
directly
corrected.—V.
&
184,
$301,648
oper.
right to
no
resort
other
receivj.ng half of any resulting production."—V.
Net
notification
of
used
each
1956
railway
Jan.
possible
"The
Gross
underwritten
convertible
Spokane International
This
Chemicals
company's
licensees
These
acquired
Terminal Transport
Corp.—Arranges Mortgage Loan—
The company, it was announced on
Dec. 18, has ar¬
ranged to place privately, through Douglas L. Elliman
the
proceeds
Files
—
convertible
offering
be
will
be
October—
Net
it
new
agreement,.announced on Dec. IF .provides, that-the- SwanFinch subsidiary.
Keta Gas & Oil Co., and Columbian Caroon
pool
approximately 3,323 acres in Gaskill, Bell, Canoe and Lank
Townships
for
The
ment
836,920
agreement,
manufacturers
to
To
courts,
be
President
are
of
1
'revenues.
some
WW.
secured
authorized
an
1520.
from
in
questions
to
dismissed
were
development
Damp
rack
ton tanker
of
denominations
proceeds
estate
are
shares
20
14
The
real
Debentures
the
f'rst
Ga.
last
United
many
went
lower
because
Coach
the
wells
two
Swift
against
as
$12,000,000.—V.
certificates,
registered
in
par.
Atlanta.
A
offered
to
be
for the
of
the
pending
Rica
deemed
Oil
wells,
undertaken
■
oy-products
$2.93
certificates,
They
Syndicate, Inc., Atlanta, Ga.
Exchange Commission— '
corporation
which
have
owners
court
in
have
plaintiff's
Damp,
gas
Porter
Equipments—
covering 5130,000 of series
—V.
the
Plastisols
hemisphere."
year
th
with
Four
The
Securities and
Gross
2,686,147
Carbon Corp.—Licenses
&
Carbon
of
Production
Net
Southern
trademarks
former
Net
From
6,599,120
645,914
Acquisition-
in
an
action
begun in
1954
by
against Sterling International.
Rican
Supreme
Court
of
Justice,",
legal advisors, "may well be the forerunner
than
were
Avenue
gas
contracts
so
will be used to pay part of cost of $13,850,000 of
new
freight
including 200 hopper cars, 103 auto parts cars and
1,050 box cars.
184, p. 2058.
Grcss
5,785,984
2,135,114
650,036
taining Monomer MG-1, one of Carbide and Carbon's
mcruiully available chemicals.
The
company intends
tc
able
Dismissed—
Costa
Costa
deficiencies
E.
natural
The
are
series
alien
the
court
in
this
in
Ralph
930.
p.
increased
instalments.
which
The
&
plastics
G.
this
of
Swan-Finch
,
the
5,915,623
2,183.305
898,887
2165.
license
markets
Suit
*
non-assignable licenses
allowing plastics
processors
plastisol-fabricated vinyl plastics using Monomer MG-1 -are
being offered by this corporation acting
through
its"11 Division,.
fise
four
Corp.
Equipments—
equipment
annual
Ry.—To
certificates
2,892,731
raised
A.
countries,
Fifth
.
to
6,486,748
2.564.963
income
p.
Manager
Rica.
similar
consent
The company will up to noon (EST) on Jan.
8, at 70 Pine St., New
N.
Y.,' receive
bids
for
the
oii.rch.se
H
r
' $
~<Q,f>on
equipment trust certificates, series UTJ, to'be dated Jan.
17, 1957, and
to mature in 20 equal semi-annual Installments.
These
' 2,358,326
enemy
the
that
rather
Swift &
Associates,
Scarborough
Corp.—V.
Co.—To
equipment
Southern
2,511,975
556,516
secondary
a
2057.
ment
railway
Surface Transit, Inc.—Proposed New Name—
2489.
p.
director.
a
of
common
$9,600,000
15" equal
railroad
of
of
earlier
the
See
Sugar Co.—Earnings Higher—
per
Pacific
company
purchase from
Feb.
81,760
make
303,890
*297 421
been
of
interest
ficiencies
and
2472.
p.
*21,603
*600 508
that
Sterling's
other
national
Of
SEC
82,781
plastisols.
131.543
any
Virginia,
mileage
previous year.
Sales of raw sugar and
income
totalled
$34,983,042
for
1956
miscellaneous
$29,116,253.
The
47 438-''
*14',066
republics—came
jurists
Justice,
1,
according to its annual report released on Dec. 19,
for the fiscal year ended Sept. 30, 1956, compared
company,
,.$3,128,436
$2.18.—V.
cais,
"
*485,655
court—the
has
proceedings
as
increase
an
ownership
Virginia
184,
Vanderlip
elected
President
Filiorum
of
to
of
59,840,000
the
in
railroad
West
Ohio.—V.
in
been
also
$2,422,589 for the
—V.
$282,224
707
*61,585
2058.
Bayer,
resuts
The
1955.
bought
thePotomac
property in
wells
has
is
President
South
of
$256,793
26.686
*34,343
Costa
Rican
decisions
respect
a
Dominion
partner
City,
Vanderlip
York,
88,076
railway
184,
The
the
decision
the
the
Court
p.
92,830
Union Carbide
1953
*647.309
and
in
of
which
according
,
Witn
contract
is
rrioncijs'
»a.ie
of
its
<r
miles.-The
rust
c.ie
Old
on
from
Vanderlip,
York
New
new
279,226
income___
Non-exclusive,
184.
l»W0~
A
1953.
SoundScriber Corp.—Vanderlip on Board—
The
—V.
.
/ 1954
$278,515
$727,755
261,224
oper.
Carbide
1955
$619,486
289,529
expenditures
Ry.—Earnings—
in¬
lj
d-fQ
another
spring
most
aircraft,
,
an I
trie
the
"xnu"
formation
parallel
drilled
cili
of
Frank
to
ry.
transportation,
Capital
$45,000,000,—V.
20,127
former
II
American
This
plus
from
Net
The
months
o»er
operates
recovery
This
lor
24.901
p.
of
War
Farbenfabriken
airline, ana
is associa ed
with
important industrial development possibili.ies.
Chesapeake & Ohio's diversification program also includes
to
requirements.
approximately
Drug Inc.—Trademark
owner
"The
area
earned
ualance
1953
$669,328
291,457
oper.
Net
decision, the Supreme Court of Justice of Costa Rica
unanimously held that Sterling Products
International, Inc., is the
Central
the
$5,000,000, of which the
Trie balance of $1,6^7,001
j.uf r-engiin
in
have
Washington, D. C.
Acquired at a
tracting in this country, it adds
and
tne
1954
$678,977
from
Gross
landmark
a
an
tremendous."
be
Dallas,
delivery
""V'
"
27,256,000
of
Washington
Mr.
and
1955
railway
railway—___
From Jan. 1—
17-judge court, which upheld the constitution¬
ality of the wartime vesting of German
trademarks by Costa Rica, was
received on Dec. 17
by Sterling Drug Inc., the parent
company.
Action
out
$50,000,090 ship company to
carry, export coai. - American
Coal Shipping,
Inc. now is putting. 31
shipsflnto coal "xport carriage and has acquired 15 o'her
general
freight
and
passenger
ships through
purchase
of
the
A.
H.
Bull
Steamship Co.
On Lake Michigan the C&O opera'e; a fleet of seven
large train, automobile and passenger carrying f-r iss.
:.
of
in
*•/. *48.453
2
184,
trademarks
Civil
June, the Chesapeake and Ohio, the -other two Hampton Roach;
railroads, the United Mine Workers and leading: col cri er3 ors a,.d
exporters
and
capital expendi¬
world.
nine
arg"»
operation
for
Slick
trie
first
in
DU-GA
a
ordered
DC-6As
the
miles
-
to
ry.
to
1956
from
from
Net
(including $8,900,000 for
Venezuela); $8,000,000 for mar¬
$281 817
,
railway
these
the
mapped
te
gener
is
Director
a
Trie
sevt-.i
add
will
are
pressurized
Slick
Nov.
to
"•
comb.ned
of
carefully
a
outlook
$3,333,000.
headquarters
all-cargo carrier in
'In
from
when
with
engine C-46s.
coal
prior
Net
added
Rapid Transit
income...
World
operated a tworengine DC-3 "flying of.ice car" since
is acquiring a second two-engine plan-: to enable its
department officers Ic get around its 5,000 mile system
airline,
cluding
of
issue
prod'ction
totaled
railway...
oper.
rightful
and
faster.
ton
1956
income___
Sterling
In
has
has
C&O
1955,
operating
13
the
of
sponges.
interests,.is the largest holder of the air¬
line's 850,COO common shares
outstanding.
To meet the couyjurtiuihty
feature of the debentures, additional shares would be issed.
and
be
1956
*Deficit.—V.
other
The
95^
..
.
59
Toledo, Peoria & Western RR.—EarningsGross
to
after
a
Chairman
has
cities
Slick
by
Slick,
oi
Tne
oil
refining;
raiyway____
railway
from
Net
The
growth
take
F.
members
July,
retire
will
miscellaneous
30,
oper.
Net
a
Lies
o
companion
a
experiments
former
Airways
the
serves
business.
debenture
Chesapeake
other
to
price
,
Washington
RR.
Board,
airfreight
The
to
concessions
Island
from
Net
„
„
will
crude
-
from
Jan.
live-year growth progiam.
V
/
"We plan to double our
present fleet of six four-engine DC-6As, the
most
modern airfreight carrier
available,hand else enlarge our ter-;
total
offering
now
step
Chesapeake and Ohio's recently announced pa
tnerslrip in Ameri¬
Coal Shipping, Inc„ its purchase last
mon.h of the
highway-rail vehicle, the Railvan.
lj(jfr. Rentzel, Siick Chairman and
-
balance
October—
v
World
freight, express, and mail
Under contract and charter
or
passengers
"Chesapeake
minal
,
.
Staten
.
addition, it overhauls and services aircraft and aircraft
'engines
military and private concerns. Since it was started in 1946, Slick
Airways has carried more ton-miles, of air freight in the United States
than any other
cargo airline, has flown SO.OOO.OO'O mi.es and carried
406,009,000 tor-miles of cargo to poin.s all over the
glo e.
&
amendment
rate,
proposed issue will be applied
for
and
Nov.
p. 730.
lor trie
can
later
A
From Jan. 1—
In
with
Co.
interest
,
Slick
scheduled
totn
Slick
for
the
Onio
Ry. has acquired a substantial linancial
interest in Slick Airways,
Inc., nationwide and international airfreight
canie.% it Vfts announced on Dec. 6 by Walter J.
luohy, President of
C&O. and D. W. P.entzel, Chairman of Slick.*
Chesapeake and Ohio is taking $3,333,000 of Slick
10-year deberlures* the monf»y to be used
by tne airline to increase its capacity to
handle its growing business.
The debentures, to be issued next
month,
the
unused
was
petrochemical
Slick
The
calculated
.
any,
S8t),000,008;
730.
p.
and
is
working capital to
.provide Tor-the increased cash
requirements resulting from the com¬
pany's larger volume of business. Sohio's
budget for 1956 contemplated
capital
expenditures
of
approximately
$51,000,000
of
which
about
Vice-/
Sightmaster
be
&
the
name
October—
fund
proceeds
tures
Moseley
details.
sinking
maturity., \
The
were
-
otner
-'The
and
Schmidt,
will
45,000
with
Go.,
group headed by F. S.
registration statement will
-'the
,
*
that
Operations;
writing
its
shares
,
Kaplan said
subsidiary.
at
involved
and
common
Mutual
Mutual-debenture
were
A.
President.
Mutual,
stock.
common
S.
a
acquired
company
Fremont.
the
California;
Canadian
produces
Lindsay —V.
134,
subsidiary,
meat
p.
casings
1398.
Flemington,
and
with
at
plants
both
in
plants
New
Jersey.
Lindsay
and
and
plastic
„
/nrro/*\
60
shares
Up-
Wabash RK.—November Net Earnings
date.
1956—11 Mos.--1935
1956--Month -1055
Peiiod End. Nov. 30—
Net
after
V.
109.135.423
108,:271,969
7.505.824
82,500,316
79. 588.446
184,
1,244,750
1,004.719
11,124.243
11,451,392
1.056.492
830,566
8.867,13.'
,140.282
shares
his
result
of
the
Jan.
in
the
22
This
currently operating
corporation,
ducting
Western
as
Net
Mr.
fittings of various types as well as molded rubber battery
steering wheels, and various other products.
It had sales
$22,413,859 and earnings of $952,560.—V. 179, p. 1523.
ry.
—V.
75,020
74,919
107,601
36,110
48,110
51.860
57,979
2,922,576
3,518,461
328,577
696,089
922,547
298.072
199.315
402,747
433,122
Given, President,
Common
income.—
<
p.
months ended
eight
Southern Life Insurance Co., Cincinnati, O.
Insurance
growth.
the Gold Waste
For
this' company
-
1956.
above.—V.
179.
1206.
p.
periods
with
1,
no
Gross
Western Development Co., Santa
the
of
interests,
W.
inquisition
added
barrels
1,
the
Resler
Western's
of
proven
'Western
Jan.
President,
announced
more
than
double
Scorah revealed.
that
to
barrels
Scorah,
E.
will
Mr.
revenues,
He
Fe, N.
take
and
1957,
will
adds
the
The
18.
oil
30,
1956.
operation
The
oss
u
jv
u
properties being acquired
of
acres
producing
the Artesia and
v.i
and
Hill.-,
Loco
interests in
cover
non-producing
Fields
properties
new
in
Eddy
184.
against
s
id
are
184,
Light
The
approximately 39,150
SEC
lands located principally
County, N. M., Mr. Scorah
F.
ol
—
A
Wood
18
Blyth &
by
Co., Inc. and
of
$1.25
It
share.
per
was
comprise
oil wells.
corporation
Dec.
at
ceeds
par
are
Walnut
completed.
is
Dec.
filed
14
($10 per share).
to be
used
for
There
of
offer about
for
share
one
of
of
65,000 shaves
new
$25
par
con¬
subscription by common stockholders on
convertible preferred stock for each eight
charges.—V.
184,
2675.
p.
Co.—Secondary Offering—A
2229.
p.
to
letter
a
of
will
be no
with
notification
underwriting.
Corp.—Debentures
These
with
the
its
the
such
the
it
The SEC.
to
harmful
from
time
to
put
time
by-
company was
company
in its
the
to
to
this
of
Control
of the company
established for the
been
end."—V.
an
established
been
control
customers.
trust has
voting
rumors
announced
was
Formed—
a ten-vear voting trust
Wood. President of Alan
circulated
that
been
and
suppliers
and
has
trust
been
effect
have
rumors
sale
for
not
voting
have
to
persons
R.
voting trustees.
"The
which
in
placed
been
by Harleston
19
the
of
stated:
rumors
sale.
has
Dec.
on
184,
2675.
p.
Co.—Stock Sale Authorized—
Yankee Atomic Electric
19, has issued
Dec.
on
order authoriz¬
an
sell to its 12 stockholder-compan'es an
stock (5,000 shares i, together with an
additional $1,000,000 of notes. The purchasing companies include New
England Power Co. and The Connecticut Light & Power Co. who own,
respectively, 30% and 15',i of the outstanding common stock and notes
issued
as
an
incident to the organization and original financing, of
Yankee. Design work is already in progress with respect to Yankee's
issue and
ing this company to
additional
The pro¬
working capital and capital improvements.
Finance
Penn
183,
company
purpose" of putting
Offered—
Securities
Corp., Philadelphia, Pa., and B. Ray
Robbins Co., New York, N. Y., on Dec. 20 publicly of¬
fered
$250,000 of 6% renewable debentures (subordi¬
nated) at 100%
(in denominations of $100 and $500).
They are to be payable (upon demand) Dec. 20, 1961,
and payable (without demand) Dec. 20, 1966.
19.
company plans to
vertible preferred stock
Wood
end
unauthorized
~
on
this
Chairman
and
Mr.
(par
covering 10,000 shares of common stock to be offered to employees
C. Thomas, Inc.
and others with whom Wijim Corp. does busi¬
ness
company will require additional financing early next year as a
its heavy-construction program, A. L. Mullergren, Chairman,
basis
Offering
Secondary
Wijim Corp., Olean, N. Y.—Files With SEC—
Telephone Co., Inc.—Plans Offering
&
The
the'
—
867.
p.
contingent
Steel Co.—Voting Trust
Wood
ol
announced
relations
over
ol
on
(Alan)
was
er's
concession
1,749,236
outstanding,
offering of 36,300 shares of common stock
made on Dec. 13 by Lehman Brothers
W. Baird & Co., Inc., at $32.37V2 per share,
dealer's discount of 75 cents per share.
It was
a
for
—V.
1.578.137
207,955 shares
on
was
with
Goldman, Sachs & Co., at $38.75 per share, with a deal¬
on
based
Robert
oversubscribed.—V.
2490.
p.
Western
The
Co.
Dec.
on
3,354.628
for
Timber
made
31,
and
26
Aug.
an
was
fixed
and
taxes
Control
William
result
both
active
an
id.
Developed
properties
included
in
the
acquisition
.proximately 5.000 gross acres containing 152
producing
—V.
as
until
25,576,887
3,049,576
————:
—
ended Oct.
June
the ten months of 1956 totaled $208 $200,783,915 for the same period of 1953,- V. 184,
Weyerhaeuser
wells.
producing
13
its
of
production from that date;
development program is contemplated inasmuch
as
there
90 proven locations to be drilled." Mr. Scorah added.
relief
rat;
N38.8Q9
27,928,730
income—
wage
secondary offering of 9,000 shares of capital stock
and
2,700,000
1.000.00U
receive
offsetting
549.315
_
months
$10)
(par
and
it
Resin-
assets
estimated
reported
an
Western
with
reserves,
June
at
over
Dec.
on
company's
ol
last
year.
Earnings per
shaie for
Thi-> year';
earnings reilsct additional
union
contracts,
which became effective
new
494,948
secondary
earnings from current operations, after
compared
to
$10,300,615,
for
the
1171.
p.
$7.50)
acquisition
proven
reserves
will
the
1955,
1956,
624,472
—
—
operating
Wisconsin Electric Power
in
810,304,799,
period
to
record high of $23,044,083
revenues
totaled $20,187,708.
a
—
gross
10
+After
S8.41
2,746,515
income
income—
For
1955
$7.59
3,174,644
——-
—
operating
railway
t Net
Co.—Earnings Higher—
reached
operating revenues
803,757,
Mex.—Acquis.
company has contracted to purchase for all cash the assets
Resler Oil
Co.
of Artesia.
N.
M..
and
certain
other related
This
of
to
$1.65%.
were
incident
tests
$30,000 250,000
10,000 shs.
—
share
per
months
10
reported
27
Nov.
October
For
amounted
corresponding
Outstanding
20,000 shs.
Sli—
(par
gross—_
income
tNet
Missouri
of
Co.
revenues
months
10
taxes,
disposers is being
subordinated
2490.
railway
Net
on
operating
October
Pulverator and the promotion surrounding the
King
will be the first to make ?<000.000- garbage,
well received at both dealer and consumer levels.
The Waste King Dishwasher program is
moving ahead successfully
v-.ith new orders for new construction coming in at an increasing rate.
These orders form
a
healthy backlog aaainst which future production
ard shipments are planned.—V. 184. p. 1398.
that
lact
company
Gross
future
FINANCING
$90,000
250,000
1956
October
$1,080,661.-
were
PRESENT
TO
lfi65
1,
Wisconsin Central RR.—October Earnings-
earnings of
$1,682,672
for
October, after provision of $1,253,000 lor Federal income tax.
Earn¬
ings for October .1355, which had two business days less than this year,
30.
Nov.
164,
Earned
*
the
for
sold.
2059.
Western Union Telegraph
The
1956 were 230 greater
than sales for the same period last year.
New business necessary to
maintain backlog
is being signed under conditions which cause this
company to report
to stockholders with an attitude of optimism for
Sales
of funds to subscribers if
return
not
are
EFFECT
Sept.
due
debenture
stock
Net
Dec. 10, said in substance:
on
renewable
67'
Control-
Life
GIVING
bonds
—V.
Western &
Sec
offered
be
to
3,985,331
516,557
railway
p.
—New
securities
8debenture
"
containers,
in 1355 of
for the
arrangements
no
are
the
Authorized
$426,242
128,602
Corp., Los Angeles, Calif.—Sales Up 23%
King
of
CAPITALIZATION
$371,923
income.—
oper.
184,
a
1953
$392,078
—
railway
repay
balance
There
1—
from
from the sale of the securities to be
outstanding indebtedness to Factors Corp.
other debts and expenses. The order of
the
to
is
repay
the
the
3,483,612
railway...—
from
Net
decided, American Hard Rubber would probably be merged
Wardell, which will return to the status of an operating company.
Hard Rubber manufactures rubber linings for
tanks and
—Sam
to
convert
as
(bi
Monday, December 24, 1956
.
.
proceeds
net
repay
and
.
that at least 50'/ of the proceeds as received will be used
portion of the indebtedness to Factors Corp. of America and
may be
used to pay other debts, but if not required for
other debts will also be used to retire the said indebtedness.
priority
share
a
to
1954
1955
1956
Jan.
From
American
Waste
on
elects
$387,824
railway.:
oper.
Net
been
into
ry.
Gross
while details have
that
President, said
Warc'ell
McClintoek,
I.
froln
Net
firm, is conRubber Co. of New-
investment
an
with American Herd
negotiations
merger
James
shares
holder
Ry. of Alabama—Earnings-
from
Gross
York.
not
their
the
market, he will lose the premium
Mullergren said.—V. 183, p. 1521.
open
October—
.
per
Unless
to
(a)
are
America;
of
all
fa's...
Corp.—Proposed Merger—
Wardell
PROCEEDS—The
used
present issue of
share as of Feb. 1, 1957.
call its
to
convert
to
stock.
common
redemption,
2670.
p.
until
into
record
contemplated
presently
plans
company
preferred stock at $25.50
have
basis
the
on
will be underwritten.
the
said
capital
sink,
and
sell
or
taxes.
after
will
share
lor
The offering
convertible
Holders
income
inci
Feci,
inc.
fund
-
10,344,397
7.663. 206
oper.
ry.
Net
10,0.10.063
exp.s._..^
oper.
held
stock
common
22.
Mullergren
51 i 'T
revs._—
operating
Railway
of
Jan.
Mr.
$
S;
Ry.
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
(2788)
common
the total capital cost of which is
$35,000,000. Plant construction is expected
plant,
power
approximately
at
in
begin
of
nuclear
kw
134,000
estimated
to
$500,000
1957
Proceeds of the
contemplated
completion
with
issuance
in
I960.
sale of the additional stock
and
will be used
retire outstanding short-teim
to
notes. Proceeds of the notes, to be sold
time to time prior to June 30, 1957, are to be used for construc¬
and development purposes.—V. 184, p. 2374.
from
tion
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
'Bond
C ty
Comptroller,
bids
sealed
until
will
bonds.
to
Due
1987
L000,000
Feb.
on
1 from 1958
inclusive.
highway
bonds.
Dated
on
1984
1,
1954.
3,180,000
1
1
Dated
on
1983
April
1
Offering
—
until
2 p.m.
purchase
of
CALIFORNIA
Harriett Hei-
(MST)
Anaheim Union High
Bond
on
bids
from
Wood,
York
&
jsioners
will
until
23
April 1
payable
ol'
by
New
Commis-
receive
sealed
visors,
will
until
p.m.
the
house and jail
1981
Due
Chase
bonds.
on
Feb.
inclusive.
interest
(F-A)
-
Dated Feb.
1
from
payable
Manhattan
Bank,
at
of
City;
Bank;
Merchants
National
American
National
the
the
1958
Principal and
York
and Trust
2
,
receive
Ariz.
(MST)
purchase
of
sealed
Jan.
1,
July
1
sive.
Principal and interest
from
1958
to
1966
First
the
New
National
Bank,
Bank
Company, all of Mobile,
from
1958 to
1977
Valley Joint Union High
Los Angeles and
Kern
building
1957.-Due
15
School District,
7 for
$45,000
bonds. Dated Jan.
Jan.
Antelope
bids
on
on
$1,400,000 build¬
Dated Jan. 15, 1957.
Principal and interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los Angeles.
Offering — Harriett Heister, Clerk of the Board of Super¬
Counties, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J.
on
Ostly,
until 9
inclu¬
until 9
(J-J)
the
(PST)
a.m.
purchase
ing
bonds.
Rosenfeld, Divelbess & Robinette,
Due
on
of Phoenix.
on
Jan. 22 for
build¬
of $1,200,000
inclusive.
Dated
Feb.
1
Feb.
from
1958
1957.
1,
to
1982,
on
offered
Dec.
school
12—v.
184, p.
2491—were awarded to the Bank
bonds
Principal and interest
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's office, or at any of the
No.
1
Bond
County School District
(P. O. Flagstaff), Ariz.
Offering
—
Jane
fiscal
New
Burns,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
will receive
sealed bids until 2
p.m.
(MST)
on
California
Bond
Jan. 7 for the pur¬
State Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (PST) on
Jan. 16 for the purchase of $85,000,000 bonds, as follows:
$268,000 building bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1957. Due on July 1
1958 to
1963 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and
interest (J-J) payable
County Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by Gust, Rosen¬
feld, Divelbess & Robinette, of
at
the
Phoenix.
$50,000,000
•
Veterans
Act
Series K., Dated Feb.
Due
1977
on
Aug.
1
inclusive.
from
purchase
Feb.
bonds,
1, 1957.
1958 to
of
office,
cisco,
East
the
at
or
in
Chicago.
County's
York
New
fiscal
City
and
$ide
Union
High
Sch.
Dist.,
Clara
County^v Calih.: .}
Bond Sale—An issue of $170,000
school
&
bonds
of
Francisco,
5s.
1962
The
to
of
a
price of 100.07,
a
.
:
,
Helqndale School,District, San
Bernardino County, Calif.
Bond
Sale—The $60,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Dec. 17—v. 184,
p. 2491—were awarded to a group
composed
of the Bank of Amer¬
Savings As¬
Due
1981
bonds
Trust
San
sociation, of San Francisco; Lawson, Levy &
Williams, Stone &
Youngberg, and C. N. White &
Co., as 4%s, at a price of 100.04,
a
basis of about 4.74%.
Sch.
Hudson
follows:
on
1
from
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
are
District,
Los Angeles
County, Calif. '
Due on Dec.
1961 inclusive.
140,000 4V4S.
the
to
National
Association,
as
1957 to
sold
was
America
Savings
$30,000
5s, at
&
ica National Trust &
Santa
Bank
a&
Trust
basis of'cibout 4.99%.
S'Ml
:
$1,000,000
1 from 1958 to 1982 inclu¬
agent
National
America
>..-tc
1956.
(State of)
Offering—A. Ronald But¬
on
Angeles,
Jan. 15 for
(F-A)
payable at the County Treasurer's
in
ton,
chase of
from
agencies of the County
York City or Chicago.
(PST)
Los
sive. Principal and interest
(F-A)
Coconino
a.m.
in
build¬
ing bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1957. Gue
the
Courtty Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles
office. Legality approved by Gust,
bids
(CST) on Jan. 8 for
the purchase of $2,500,000 court¬
1955.
O. Bisbee),
on
(PST)
a.m.
inclusive.
Bond
a.m.
10
(P.
11
Due
that the Board
Road
Bond
District,
Cochise County School District No.
Leroy
and
College
to
1954.
payable at the County Treasurer's
announces
Junior
Los Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Haroid J. Ostly,
Ana,
Jan. 2 for
Dist., Sacramento
County, Calif.
Sale—The $27,000
of
Mobile County (P. O. Mobile), Ala.
8o.nd Offering—Chairman
Revenue
Compton
Santa
Oaks Sch.
Fair
Francisco.
New York
in
Savings Association, of San Fran¬
City.
Stevens
fiscal. agency
City and Chicago.
ty's
bids at his office
approved
Dawson,
San
(F-A)
payable
at the County
Treasurer'-soffice, or at the "Coun¬
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Corn
Legality
King
Le¬
1977
interest
bonds.
Exchange
Bank, New York'City: at the Bir¬
mingham Trust National Bjapfc or
the Fir^t National Bank of Bir¬
mingham.
of the Treasurer.
agent
gality approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
1958 to
and
ing
1961
on
interest
and
Chemical
the
duly author¬
any
from
1
Principal
purchase of
1957 to 1984 inclusive.
Principal
in
office
of
Feb.
on
inclusive.
Dated
from
Due
his
at
office
building bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1957.
B.
Wallace,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
building
1, 1957. Due
Offering—L.
the
ized
Sch. District,
County, Calif.
Orange
Jan. 7 for
on
$64,000
bonds. Dated Jan.
Valley National Bank of Phoenix.
Ariz.
ster, Clerk of the Board of Super¬
visors, will receive sealed bids
at
payable
the State Treasurer's office, or
interest
and
Jan. 15 for
on
$900,000 Series H,
the
1,
bonds.
sewer
April 1, 1954.
or
Elfrida),
inclusive.
1,500,000
to
O.
Principal
the
to
(PST)
until
to
improvement
April
Due
I,
County School District No.
(P.
awarded
a.m.
the purchase of
Due
1959 to 1983 inclusive.
at
2060—were
until 9
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
by
Gust, Rosenfeld, Divelbess & Robinette, of Phoenix.
i97z
irom
school
bonds.
of
Cochise
35,000,000 School Building Aid
bonds, Series M. Dated Jan.
1, 1957. Due on May 1 from
July 1 from 1959 to 1970 inclusive.
inclusive.
April
Bond Sale—The $305,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Dec. 13—v. 184,
p.
the
imnrovement
April
Due
at
ARIZONA
Bond
improve¬
Dated
Feb,
1,
Maricopa County School District
No. 40 (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
by
noon
auditorium
ment
option.
Legality
White, Bradley,
Arant, All & Rose, of Birmingham.
follows:
$-.000,000
1957.
holder's
approved
receive
(CST) on
Jan. 23 for the purchase of $6,680,000 general obligation tax bonds,
as
the
at
Birmingham, Ala.
Offering—C. E. Armstrong,
dated
until
Dec.
1,
Principal and interest (J-D)
Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
Bond
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
9
a.m.
(PST)
on
Jan. -15 for
purchase of $443,0(1)0 building
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1957. Due on
the
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Legality approved by Or¬
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut¬
Feb. 1 from 1958 to 1982vinclusive.
cliffe, of San Francisco.
office.
El
Monte
Union
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
Kingsburg Joint Union High School
Fresno, King and Tulare
Counties, Calif.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Los
Bond
High
Sch.
Angeles County,
Dist.,
Calif.
District,
Bond
Offering —J.
L.
Brown,
Volume
184
Number
5597
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2789)
bids at his
10:30
in
Fresno
until
Victor
Valley Union High School
District, San Bernardino County,
a.m.
bonds.
Dated
Jan.
on
office
(PST) on Dec. 26 for
purchase of $520,000 building
the
1
clusive.
Jan.
from
1,
Principal
to
San
Bond
interest
the
County
School
Sale—The
offered
$40,000
Dec.
Association, of San Fran¬
cisco; Weeden & Co.; Dean Witter
&r Co.;
Merrill
Lynch, fierce,
Fenner & Beane; J.
Bartly& Co.;
school
17—v.
184,
p.
Taylor
& Co.; Stone & Young¬
berg; Shearson, Harnmill & Co.;
Lawson, Levy & Williams; H. E.
&
Co., of San Francisco, as
4V4S, at a price of 100.12, a basis
Work
Orange County Flood Control Dist.
(P. O. Santa Ana), Calif.
Offering—L.
B.
Wallace,
at
his
unitl 11
the
office
jn
(PST)
a.m.
purchase
of
Santa
Feb.
Due
1958
to
and
from
from
inclusive.
Principal
payable
at
(F-A)
Denver
Bond
well,
County
sealed
bids
—
L.
Clerk,
at
his
E.
sealed
office
tura until 11
for
a.m.
(PST)
purchase
of
the
building
1957.
bonds.
Due
1963
on
Feb.
inclusive.
terest
1
water
for
1,
1958 to
(F-A)
Nagel,
the
The
v.
a
dent
$1,000,000
Dec.
were
bonds offered
1843—were
about
4.36%,
1958
Due
to
1965
200,000 41/2S.
1966
to
1971
1970
to
1
from
1982
to
184,
the
p.
Federal
Los
Inter¬
M-S.
Legality approved by
Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble
&
Mitchell, of New York City.
,
Bond
Sale—The
Treasurer's office.
ILLINOIS
Cook
San Mateo, Calif.
the
p.
Dec.
Bond
17—
3.08%,
$25,000 4V2S.
1957
to
100,000 3s.
1962
to
as
1961
Due
1974
on
Northfield
Township
&
nicipal
at
Corp.,
1958
Feb. 1 from 1958 to 1982 inclu¬
to
1970
1971
'
Robert
160,000
1976.
to
1975
33/4s.
*
on
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
720,000 4V4S. Due
sive.
and
price orf 100.001,
interest cost of about 4.26%
follows:
as
Nu-
net
$875,000 4V2S. Due
Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the County Treasurer's
School
a
the
office.
a
chaser
bank
1956.
and
the
to
Board
on
1
on
(CST)
purchase
mortgage
Jan.
1,
of
pay¬
Jan.
to
Becker
Des
and
special
Hunt,
Dec. 27 for
first
about
semi-annually
1,
Dec. 1
from
on
Secretary of the Board oi
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
Dec. 1
inclusive.
1,
from
Interest
1958
Sale
bonds
184,
&
price
a
$145,000
3s.
utility
revenue bonds
13—v.
184,
p.
elec¬
offered
2273—were
Hammond Park District, Ind.
Bond
Offering—Mary Opachan,
Controller,
will
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Dec. 31 for the purchase of $88,000
Due
bonds.
on
Jan.
Dated
1
from
(J-J)
Dec.
1959
Principal and
payable
at
the
Treasurer's
office.
1,
to
1964
<
street
bids
until
noon
Sale—The $840,000 school
bonds offered Dec. 18
v.
street
the
Savings
4s, at
basis of
184,
—
composed
awarded
of
to
a
p.
group
Harriman
Ripley &
Co., Inc., Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
and White, Weld &
Co., as 3.70s, at
a price of
100.20, a basis of about
3.67%.
Carl¬
to
Leominster, Mass.
Bond Sale
bonds
as
Safe
3.10s,
Dec.
18
v.
—
awarded
were
—
Boston
The $70,000 water
—
offered
2677
p.
as
184,
to
the
Deposit & Trust Co.,
a
price of 100.02, a
at
basis of about 3.09%.
County (P. O. East
Cambridge), Mass.
improve¬
Dec.
were
18
—
awarded
Illinois
v.
to
National
Note
Sale—The
$100,000
porary loan notes
were
awarded
Shawmut
1.96%
offered
to
Bank,
the
of
tem¬
Dec. 14
National
Boston,
at
discount.
The
1956.
on
May
1
notes
Due
dated
are
on
Dec.
April 5,
20,
1957.
Middleton, Mass.
from
Bond
1963 inclusive.
1966
to
on
May 1 from
inclusive.
120,000 2.90s. Due
1970
on
May 1 from
inclusive.
fered
Sale
Dec.
—
bonds
awarded to
Dwinnell, Harkness &
Hill, of Boston, as 3.60s, at a price
of
to
184,
Becker
&
1
—
v.
184, p. 2492
to the
offered
—
were
from
Dated
chants
100.10,
Dec.
3V2S, at a price
basis of about 3.48%.
1980
18
Bond
ment
Sale—An
bonds
was
issue
sewer
1957 to
1972
National
Boston.
Bank,
of
1
1943
from
inclusive.
of
Salem,
Bank,
approved by
Legality
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
Palmer
&
Pittsfield, Mass.
Bond
of
Rapids, Iowa
special assessment
Dec.
Dec.
bonds
Sale—The
offered
2677—were
Rock
Act
on
awarded
as
a
—
at the National Shawmut
Carlton D. Beh Co., of Des
Moines,
Due
1, 1956.
Principal
and interest payable at the Mer¬
of
Sale—The $140,000 swim¬
bonds
school
Cow¬
or
pool
basis of about. 3.47%.
1957 to 1976 inclusive.
80,000 school bonds. Due on Dec.
2492—
p.
Grinnell, Iowa
Bond
a
bonds.
nie, Inc., and the Iowa-Des Moines
National Bank,
of Des Moines,
jointly.
ming
100.18,
$100,000
The
13—v.
awarded
were
Sale—The $180,000 school
offered
Dec.
20
were
The sale consisted of:
Township Community
School District, Iowa
'
interest
sealed
on
Middlesex
85,000 2%s. Due
1956.
County
Legality ap¬
4
Bond
offering of
$595,000 school building bonds of¬
awarded
to
the
City Securities
Corporation, and Raffensperger,
Hughes & Co., jointly, as 4s, at a
price of par.
City
bonds
to
a
street
Due
1958 to
Bond
$150,000
No.
cost of about
Greenfield
Ind.
District
serially from 1959
inclusive.
Burlington, Mass.
Co., of Chicago, at
100.01, a net interest
2.87%, as follows:
of
3
Dec. 21 for the purchase
of $5,000,000 notes. Dated Dec.
28,
1956. Due Nov.
4, 1957.
Trust
•1967 to
Goshen,
1972
(EST)
The $350,000 gen¬
—
Due
2677—were
assessment
Continental
(J-D).
Sale—The
p.
bonds
offered
2677
p.
the
No.
inclusive.
Sub-Road
receive
4s.
obligation
Legality approved by Ross, Mc¬
Cord, Ice & Miller, of Indiana¬
polis.
Bond
—
District
serially from 1960
Boston, Mass.
Note Offering—Jas. E.
Gildea,
City Collector and Treasurer, will
bonds
2492—
Cownie, Inc., of
as
3V2S, 3.10s,
100.45,
ment
(CST) on Jan. 8
fof. the purchase of. $625,000 school
improvement bonds.
Dated Jan.
on
130,000
3.90%.
eral
p.m.
inclusive.
Dec.
Bond
Bank
Bond Offering—Alice M. Stand-
of
Due
1977
Fort Dodge, Iowa
Westfield, in Carmel. Le¬
Due
to
follows:
as
Sub-Road
bonds.
Co., of Des Moines,
special
price
a
Dated
ley,
184,
improvement bonds
Peoples
Trust
&
Bank, of Indianola,
sealed bids
Gary School City, Ind.
1963
bonds,
$42,000
MASSACHUSETTS
assessment
3%s and
23,000
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
1, 1957.
&
Moines,
on
School
3V4S.
ton D. Beh
as
Ice &
to
1,
from
follows:
as
(CST)
Knightstown),
$170,000 street construction
1960 to Jan. 1, 1982
Principal and interest
payable at the Union State
7:30
17—v.
improvement
bonds.
Due
Dec.
awarded
were
Educa¬
$1,200,000
revenue
1957.
000
as 33As, at a price
basis of about 2.34%.
a
a.m.
Jan. 15 for the purchase of
$172,-
bonds.
Bluffs, Iowa
Sale—The $250,000
Bond
offered
57,000
on
be received until 9
Council
company
the
pur¬
of
O.
Interest
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
receive
p.m.
Consolidated
inclusive.
Vermilion Parish Road District No.
2 (P. O.
Abbeville), La.
(CST)
purchase of $28,-
(P.
1987
Legality approved by Foley,
Cox & Judell, of New
Orleans.
Jane
Jan.
to
M-S.
IOWA
Offering—Howard
p.m.
1959
a
Sale—The $139,000 school
100.12,
Sch. Building
Corporation
(P. O. R.R. No. 2, Carmel), Ind.
1
public
improvement bonds. Dated March
1, 1957. Due on March 1 from
Indianapolis,
Carmel
the
receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m.
(CST) on Jan1. 17
for the purchase of
$540,000
1958 to Dec. 30, 1960 in¬
from
INDIANA
park
inclusive.
Due
of
Legality approved by Chap¬
Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond
of
—
Commissioners, will
building bonds offered Dec. 14—
v.
184, p. 2492—were awarded to
the
City Securities Corporation,
of
Due
trust
or
agreeable
H.
Indiana
&
Northfield),
Higginson Corp.,
Weeks, McDougal
Inc., M. B. Vick &
until
on
to
&
Bond
a
Angeles
9 a.m. (PST) on Jan. 8 for
purchase of $250,000 building
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1957.
Due
High
v.
Condon,
Co., White-Phillips Co., Inc., Mu¬
Ostly,
Los
at
mutually
Dec.
bids
in
able
tric
County Clerk, will receive sealed
office
awarded
group composed of John
veen &
Co., Lee
Showers,
his
—
a
Hornblower
at
1,
<
Board
Dated
Logan
Babin, Secretary of the Board
Ind.
semi-annually
1975 inclusive.
Dec.
will
7:30
bonds.
Due
Bond
Nov. 1 from 1957 to 1975 inclusive.
to
inclusive.
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Nov.
on
school
Corporation
Nov. 1 from
Principal and interest (M-N)
Sale—An issue of $1,755,000 school building bonds was sold
July 2 from
Temple City Unified Sch. District,
Los Angeles, Calif.
Dec. *18
Bond
July 2 from
inclusive.
on
No.
(P. Q. Bellwood), III.
Sale—The $450,000 build¬
District No. 225 (P. O.
Illinois
follows:
Due
Dated
until
District
184, p.-'2676 — were
Scott & Kegley, Inc.
Trust
Co.,
San
Francisco; Weeden & Co., and C.
N. White & Co., at
a
price of
100.008, a net interest cost of
about
School
ing bonds offered
2272—were awarded to
American
County
87
Bond Sale—The $125,000 public
offered
Due
to
City,
Martha
—
Trustees,
Southwestern
$500,000
1969 inclusive.
4s.
100.38,
Offering
to
of
on
Houma), La.
Miller, of Indianapolis.
school building bonds was sold to
the Harris Trust &
Savings
Bank of
$30,000 swim¬
ming pool bonds offered Dec. 17
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1957.
Due
y.
184, p. 2375—were awarded
on
Feb. 1 from 1958 tdl982 in¬ by
to
Wegener & Daly
Corp., of
clusive.
Principal/ and''interest Boise.
(F-A)
payable
at
tho
County
bonds
Bond Sale—An issue of
offered
-
2168—were
p.
LOUISIANA
clusive. Interest J-D.
Legality ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
O. Metamora), III.
to
of
School
bids until
1957.
Woodford County, Metamora
Twp.
High School District No. 122
(P.
184,
the
Terrebonne Parish Water Works
Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
3.59%.
Jan. 3 for the
on
were
—
to
.
a
price
a
School
inclusive.
Payette, Idaho
;
of
par.
(J-J)
Angeles,
a.m.
at
about
Dec. 30,
from
IDAHO
P'irst
Offering
sealed
offered
2676
until
(PST) on Jan. 15 for
the purchase of $125,000
building
library
v.
184,
p.
$1,000,000 dor¬
Federal Housing and
Home Finance
Agency, as 2%s, at
a price
of par
group com¬
National Bank of
Vernon
Bond
000
Fort Pierce, Fla.
Offering—G. M. Mitchell,
Clerk, will receive sealed
Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
in
184,
of
to
the
White-Phillips
Co., Inc., of Davenport, as 33/4S, at
tion.
Bond
office
v.
—
from 1959 to 1973 inclusive.
District, Los
Angeles County, Calif.
bids at his
19
14—v.
sold
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co.,
North
$390,000
bonds
President, will receive
est
Rowland Union School
until 9
The
—
Bannister,
Cooney, of
bonds
revenue
Bond
Bowman, Secretary of the
parking revenue bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1956. Due on Sept. 1
inclusive.
of
awarded
nicipal
Feb. 1 from
on
11—v.
bids until 5 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 14
the purchase of $200,000 mu¬
inclusive.
Due
Dec.
1970
for
Feb. 1 from
on
Sale
building
Bond
inclusive.
Due
480,000 4V4S.
Feb.
on
Bond
school
Dec.
Island
Community High
Erie), III.
man
City
Rock
Sale—The
mitory
Corporation,
The
—
awarded to
3%s,
as
Sch. Dist. No. 303 (P. O.
205,000
FLORIDA
as
and
Counties
Sch.
Sale
were
and
1
inclusive.
follows:
Housing and Home Finance Agen¬
as 2%s, at a price of par.
follows:
$320,000 5s.
as
cy,
&
of
Whiteside
by
&
,
KANSAS
of Commission¬
$1,000,000
building bonds offered Dec.
posed
Nov.
on
1996
Moines.
University of Kansas (P. O.
Lawrence), Kansas
Chicago; City Securities Corp.;
Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp.,
from
$295,000 3%s. Due
Nov.
sold
18
1
COLUMBIA
Agency,
Sale—The $1,265,000 non¬
exempt
dormitory revenue
tax
to
Consol.
Bond
1,
par.
OF
Madison
inclusive.
Due
1994
1
,
3.62%.
basis
Bond
Co.; Fred X).
Co.; and C. N. White &
price of 100.08, a net in¬
cost
4.10s.
from
Nov.
on
1993
Des
Indiana
Nov.
on
Legality approved
Carpenter, Ahlers
and
Indianapolis Bond & Share
Corp., Indianapolis, as 3%s, at a
price of 100.02, a basis of about
school
Due
-
.
Dec.
1,
1956.
Due
on
June 1 from 1957 to 1965
inclusive.
payable at the of¬
the
1
Nov.
/
.
1958
Principal
184, p. 2492—were awarded to
v.
inclusive.
on
:
Dated
Bond
1982.
Due
to
(A-O)
Jeffersonville School City, Ind.
Sale—The $127,000 school
building bonds offered Dec. 17—
aS
Nov.
April 1 from
on
inclusive.
3.94%.
Bond
Bank,
Chicago, and the White-Phillips
Co., Inc., of Davenport, jointly, as
Finance
price of
a
4.06%,
on
1980
Due
3.95s.
370,000
stu¬
p.
and
1987
bonds
2375—
the Federal Housing
sold to
3.90s.
1957
Co.; Dean Witter & Co.; Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane;
Shearson, Harnmill & Co.; Lawson, Levy &
Williams; Stone &
Youngberg; H. E. Work & Co.;
terest
O.
Due
to
Due
1977
Bank, of Rock Rapids, as 4s, at a
price of 100,23, a basis of about*
ers.
from 1983 to 1986 inclusive.
Georgetown College (P. O.
Washington, D. C.)
&
a
of
(P.
$1,025,000
184,
about
4Vis.
790,000 4s.
1995
Howard,
revenue
14—v.
DISTRICT
National Bank, of Los
Angeles; J.
&
Co.; William R. Staats
&
Dec.
of
1960
365,000
interest
Colorado
apartment
2%s, at
Barth
Co., at
of
Home
and
ings Association, of San Fran¬
cisco; Blyth & Co., Inc.; R. H.
Moulton
&
Co.; Security - First
Blake
$1,065,000
1957.
to
and
&
Sale—The
offered
17—
of America National Trust & Sav¬
Richards
cost
until
fice of the Board
$2,750,000
Corp.; Ira Haupt & Co.; J. C.
Bradford & Co.; Illinois
Company;
McCormick
&
Co.;
Dwinnell,
Harkness & Hill, and
Goodbody
& Co., at a price of
100.09, a net
of
Boulder), Colo.
Bond
184, p. 2676—were awarded to
syndicate composed of the Bank
Hill
1,
1968
Principal
Sherman
Springs Unified Sch. District,
—
Feb.
1957.
ton
obligation
from
1
Gran¬
4
interest
The
—
&
for the
to
Sale
Ice
noon
(CST) 011
purchase of $770,000 building bonds. Dated Jan.
2,
bonds offered Dec.
17—v. 184, p. 2375—were awarded
to a group composed of First Bos¬
interest
bids
Jan.
water revenue
(MST)
Denver.
Riverside County, Calif.
Sale
Bond
Water
a.m.
Bank,
McCord,
—
sealed
to
the
Quincy, III.
receive
purchase
Dated
Feb.
University
Bond
11
the
general
bonds.
on
of
and
ville, jointly.
1981
will
Company,
National
160,000
Manager of Revenue, Ex-Officio
Treasurer, or at the Chase Man¬
hattan Bank, New York City. Le¬
gality
approved
by
Dawson,
Principal and in¬
building bonds offered
Granville
(F-A) payable at the office of the
payable
at
County Treasurer's office.
Palm
inclusive.
Board
until
18
inclusive.
$300,000
from
&
follows:
Ven¬
Feb.
2492—were awarded
p.
Morrissey
Ross,
Bond
15
Jan. 8
on
Dated
the
bids
Jan.
Due
receive
in
of
$20,000,000
Hallo-
will
1977
Commissioners,
on
Offering
Jan.
(City and County), Colo.
Offering—Hudson Moore,
President
office.
Oxnard Union High School District
Ventura County, Calif.
Bond
15
inclusive.
on
184,
v.
by
Indianapolis School City, Ind.
Offering
M. V. Bailey,
Business Manager, will receive
Illinois
Sale—The $246,000 school
building bonds offered Dec. 13—
COLORADO
1996
the
County
Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los Angeles.
Treasurer's
to
Jan.
on
1972
Due
1973
proved
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Bond
from
interest
1
to
4V4S.
1, 1957.
Feb.
Due
1968
650,000
flood
control bonds. Dated
on
Jones,
4%s.
from
Ana
Jan. 15 for
on
$10,000,000
Co.;
$500,000
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
&
Cosgrove &
Miller; Fred D. Blake & Co., and
C. N. White & Co., at a price of
100.19, a net interest cost of about
4.41%, as follows:
of about 4.20%.
Bond
to
ings
2676—were awarded to Dean Wit¬
ter
2491—were awarded
p.
a syndicate
composed of the Bank
of America National Trust & Sav¬
District,
Counties,
Twp. High Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Granville),
—
184,
v.
and LaSalle
No. 536
Sale
The
$1,150,000
building bonds offered Dec. 17—
in¬
Diego County, Calif.
Bond
bonds
Union
California
Due
1982
and
(J-J)
payable
at
Treasurer's office.
Lakeside
1957.
1958
Putnam
Hopkins
61
of $9,000
improve¬
sold to the State
Dec.
$600,000 school
18—v.
awarded
to
184,
p.
Tucker
Anthony & R. L. Day, Lee Hig¬
ginson Corp., and Estabrook &.
Co., as 2.90s, at a nrice of 100.13.
a
basis of about 2.88%,
62
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2790)
Somerville,
Bond
19
Dec.
price of 100.14,
basis of about 2.64%.
County
assessment and
17—v.
$175,000 special
general obligation
2493—were awarded
p.
the First of Michigan
to
Corp., of
Detroit.
Armada School
Nov.
and
site
184,
26—v.
awarded
bonds
Noetzel,
school
offered
Secretary and Clerk of
of County Road Com¬
missioners,
will
receive
sealed
of
100.01,
Blissfxeld
Community Sch. District,
Michigan
Bond Sale—The$l,350,000 school
building bonds offered Dec. 13—
v. 184, p. 2493—were awarded to a
,
Jan. 9
on
Olmsted
Bond Offering—Robert P.
District Clerk,
until
Major Airport) bonds. Dated Feb.
1, 1957. Due on Nov. 1 from 1959
school building
1972
inclusive.
Principal
(M-N) payable at
and
bank
a
trust company to be designated
approved
by
Paddock
&
Miller,
Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
MINNESOTA
1, 1957. Due
County
Indep.
Sch.
Dist.
(P. O. Pine Bend), Minn.
Bond Sale—The $390,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Dec. 17—v. 184,
composed of Barcus, Kind¬
&
red
Co., Central Republic Co.,
Friday & Co., Allison-Williams
Co., Inc., S. R. Livingstone, Crouse
&
Co., Mullaney, Wells & Co.,
Channer Securities Co., and McDougal & Condon, Inc., at a price
of
100.02,
about
niterest
net
a
3.81%,
$1,050,000 4s. Due
1957
of
$135,000
1960
1972
The
April
1,
Traverse
School
Due
on
April
to
iy2%
Due
3s.
April
on
1,
1974.
Sale
(P.
Township
The
—
O.
Dec.
17
bonds
184,
2678
p.
—
Recorder,
general
4y2s.
Township
(P. O.
Sch. Dist.
8
Wyandotte), Mich.
Offering
Chormann,
Education,
Secretary
will
Board of
of
receive
bids until 8 p.m. (EST)
the
purchase
of
building
Dated Dec.
and
1, 1956. Due
from
1958 to
cipal
and
1983
sealed
Jan. 7
on
$1,100,000
site bonds.
on
(J-D)
trust company
or
desig¬
nated
by the purchaser.
Legality
approved
by Berry,
Stevens &
Creuse Public Schools,
Sch.
Dist. (P. O. Mount Clemens), Mich.
Bond
Sale
The
-—
$2,000,000
school site and building bonds of¬
fered
Dec.
17—v.
awarded
were
184,
to
a
2376—
p.
group
■Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Bar¬
cus,
Kindred & Co., McDonaldMoore & Co., Stranahan, Harris &
H.
Co.,
&
non
V.
Sattley
&
Co.,
Shan¬
Co., Friday & Co., and S.
by
the
No.
12
(P.
Bond
to
a
1958 to
from
1971
43/4S.
1972
on
July
1
Bond
ural
Sale
1
1986
inclusive.
Max
of
J.
Mannheimer-Egan,
Shaughnessy
&
Co.,
$1,500,000 building bonds
originally scheduled for Dec. 20
—v.
184, p. 2677—has been post¬
of
1960
1973
to
and
on
:
Bond
Mich.
Sale—The
1974
Madison
14
$150,000 nat¬
18
—
awarded
v.
184, p. 2493
to
—
to
M.
awarded
Inc.,
Jan.
Sale
ed to the
Canton,
&
Company,
of
—
The
p.
the
1987
1961
First
of
St.
Bond
on
Jan. 1 from
3s.
bonds
and
Dec.
of
Bank
First
&
Waeckerle,
Co., and Boland, Sal'fin &
3.40s, at
as
price of 100.09,
a
—
184, p.
Lucas,
to
of
(CST)
for the purchase of
Jan. 3
on
Bond
Sale—The $1,421,000
mitory
ing
construction
National
at
Principal
able
at
and
184,
suitable
banking!
designated
bidder.
the
ap¬
dor¬
refund¬
and
B.
Chas.
Gibbons
E.
Bond
sold
Sale—An
works
York
price
of
1985
&
City,
100.44,
Offering
District
ceive
sealed
(CST)
on
—
Due
on
Jan.
from
Interest
approved
Trauernicht, of
1
by
Clerk,
bids
will
until
3
Busre¬
p.m.
St.
1961
J-J.
to
Le¬
&
Louis.
Sale
18
from
1960
to
1985
inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
v.
—
and^
Co.,
184,
Bacon,
Charles
Co.,
jointly, as 3.90s, at
100.18, a basis of about
orice of
3.88%.
Schuyler Falls, Morrisonville
Dist.
(P.
Bond
Gadway,
Town
receive
Water
O. Morrisonville), N. Y.
Offering — Leonard S.
Supervisor,
sealed
bids
until
will
4
p.m.
Dec. 27 for the purchase
$156,000 water supply system
on
1,
1957 to
1956. Due
on
1987 inclusive.;
Principal and interest (J-D)
pay¬
able at the State Bank of Albany,in Plattsburgh. Legality
approved
by
Reed, Hoyt, Taylor &
burn, of New York City.
Wash¬
New York
a
group
Co., Inc., and
& Co., all of
4.10s,
as
basis
a
McCone
awarded
and
at
of
a
about
Sale—An
issue of $37,000
general obligation bonds
to the
&
Trust
3V2s, at
15.
a
Company, of Albany, as
price of par. Dated Nov.
1956.
1957
sold
was
National Commercial Bank
Due
1965
to
and interest
Bank
of
Nov.
on
from
15
inclusive.
Principal
(M-N) payable at the
Waterford,
Waterford.
by
Filley
&
1
Offering
.
—
.The
District
Jan.
7
for
the
building
(
un¬
purchase
of
OHIO
Y.
$240,000 ele¬
Dated
Co.,
a
Cross,
Traders
jointly,
as
price of 100.44, a basis
4.06%..
College
N.
The
—
O.
(P.
City),
1962—were
sold
184; p.
Housing and Home Finance Agen¬
cy,
2%s, at
as
Bond
lic
—
improvefhent
Dec.
19.—
awarded
184,
v.
to
a
bonds
offered
2678
p.
were
—
composed of
group
3.40s,
basis of
King
Charles
at'
price
a
of
&
about 3.39%.
Oneida,
Bond Sale—An issue of $100,000
building
First
bonds
Trust
sold
was
the
to
Company, of Lincoln.
N.
and
ment
sewer-
son
County
Trust
as
basis of about
a
of
of
Company,
Oneida
NEVADA
p.
awarded to the Madi¬
2377—were
3.60s, .' at
price
a
building
bonds
sold
was
to
the
State of Nevada, as 3y4S, at a price
of par.
NEW
J
Note
offered
Sale
Dec.
—
18
N.
District
—
to
2378—were
Richards
as
basis
were
—-
of
18
—
awarded
to
Roosevelt
&
yer
&
100.48,
Co.,
a
as
4s,
awarded to Field,
Company, of Cleve¬
4V2s, at a price of 101.51,
&
of
about
Berlin
Bond
V;
a
4.31%.
Heights,
Sale—The
water
10
—
awarded
v.
to
184,
the
Ohio
$43,000 munic¬
bonds
system
p.
2378
First
offered
—
were
Cleveland
Corp., and Merrill, Turben & Co.,
both of Cleveland,
jointly, as 4M>s,
at
price of
a
Brecksville
1
ing
Y.
par.
Local
School
District,
184, p.
group
&
Trust
Bank
of
price
of
to the
Society National
Cleveland, as 33/4s, at a
100.38, a basis of about
3.65%,.
Cross,
Traders
Sale—The $180,000 build¬
offered Dec. 20 were
bonds
awarded
The $210,000 water
bonds offered Dec.
2494
No.
of
Ohio
Co., Buffalo, and John J. De Gol-
H.
awarded
Bond Sale
Manufacturers
The $600,000 notes
were
Water
(P. O. Penfield), N.
composed
HAMPSHIRE
Manchester,
p.
Bond
Penfield
$200,000
414s,
basis
(P. O. Youngstown), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $803,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Dec. 13—v. 184,
3.52%.
Ormsby
County, Carson City Sch.
(P. O. Carson City), Nevada
as
a
;
Dec.
$53,000 offered Dec. 11—v. 184,
101.70,
p.
Ohio
Columbus,
of
184,
the
to
4.07%o.
ipal
improve¬
bonds
totaling
20—v.
*
.
Y.
District,
Austintown Local School District
<■
.
Bond Sale—The water
Dec.
awarded
price
a
a
NEBRASKA
138
at
School
Sale—The $450,000 school
offered
Company, , of
Co.,
100.01,
~
No.
Bond
bonds
Bacon, Stevenson & Co., National
land,
Bank '.'.of
Westchester,
WhitePlains,.and
the
to
Corporation,
at a price of
Ohio
2494—were
\
The $170,000 pub¬
Local
-
about
par.
Tarrytown, N. Y.
Sale
Cleveland
Cleveland, as 4V4S,
100.15, a basis of about 4.22%o.
non
Federal
awarded
were
—
Ansonia
revenue
the
to
2378
First
'
15—:v.
Sale—The $125,000 build-'
ing bonds offered Dec. 13—v. 184,
p.
New
$865,000
Nov.
offered
Village School
District, Ohio
Y.
dormitory
exempt
-
&
&
Buffalo,
Sale
Bond
bonds
as
County School District
(P. O. Gurley), Neby
Exempted
Bond
a
bonds.
1957.
Cheyenne
Amherst
were
—
Roosevelt
to
York
tax
2678
p.
Manufacturers
about
[
County School District No.
(P. O. Circle), Mont.
The
—
184.
v.
—
*North
MONTANA
Jan. 15 for the purchase
1
&
mentary school bonds offered Dec.
was
Charles
Bond Sale—An issue of
William
19
awarded^fo
Legality approved
Decatur, of Troy.
Manhattan
bonds
Bond Corp.
43/4S. Dated July 1.
as
inclusive.
Dist.
&
$100,000 water
Dec.
were
—
Bond
4.04%.
issue of $22,000
revenue
the Municipal
to
Chicago,
gality
Minnesota
Bond
4s,
as
$707,950 build¬
Weigold
New
of
Barber, of Minneapolis.
Murray County Indep. Consol. Sch.
Dist. No. 42 (P. O. Lake Wilson),
First
the
2494—were awarded to
4.10s, at
Housing and Home Fi¬
Agency, as 2%s, at a price
par.
til
York
Sale—The
offered
2494
p.
*
Waterf ord and Half Moon Common
100.51
&
184, p.
v.
—
to
Greene,
Sale—The
Bond
nance
pay¬
by
of
Bank,
Woodmere Park
(P. O. Poughkeepsie),
New
Bond
bonds
Islip Union Free School District
No. 7 (P. O. East Islip), N. Y.
Federal
of
Poughkeepsie,
Water Dist.
Sch. Dist. No. 2 (P. O. Waterf ord),
Trust
insti¬
Legality
13
(P. O, Rome), N.
2377—were sold to the
p.
1, 1957. Due
interest
Dec.
awarded
price of par.
a
Bond
bonds offered Dec. 13
revenue
—v.
$13,500 hospi¬
1 from 1960 to 1967 inclu¬
sive.
water
Kansas
Clerk will receive sealed bids
R. A. Horton,
(P.O.
$21,000
Sale—The
bonds offered
3.47%.
bonds. Dated Dec.
1
Greene), N. Y.
Bond
Weigold & Co., Inc., as
price of 100.28, a basis
a
of about
Dec. 1 from
Water District No.
Greene
E.
(EST)
YORK
.
$1,502,000.
composed
group
3V2s, at
composed
group
basis of about 3.38%.
College
Warrensburg), Mo.
(P. O.
Bond
composed of McDonaldMoore & Co., H. V. Sattley & Co.,
a
1
Y.
Lee Common School Distri"t No. 16
National
of $385,000 school building bonds.
Dated Feb..l, 1957. Due on Feb.
group
&
Central Missouri State
of
ing bonds offered Dec. 18 — v.
184, p. 2377 — were awarded to
a
vine
Geo.
17—v.
awarded
were
March 1,
be
to
were
—
No.
N.
- of
Halsey,.>
Inc.; Goldman, Sachs
& Co.; George B. Gibbons &
Co.,
Inc.; Hornblower & Weeks, and
of
Goldman, Sachs & Co., C. J. De-
p.
$60,000 fire sta¬
fighting equipment
offered
—
Eisen
Paul, jointly.
selman,
Sale—The $130,000 build¬
awarded
184, p. 2493
v.
—
gen¬
offered
ing bonds offered Dec. 14—v. 184,
fire
and
awarded
were
—
until 8 p.m.
to
$745,000
19
Bank,
Bond Sale—The
tion
bids
tution
The
—
improvement-bonds
The
Stuart & Co.
a
eral
District
—
building bonds offered Dec. 18—
184, p. 2678—were awarded to
King
N. J.
composed of Spencer Trask & Co.,
water
inclusive.
National
Offering
a
Sale
Sale
v.
Mar¬
County (P. O.
Freehold),
Co., Buf¬
at
a
price
basis of about 3.71%.
School
Stevenson
Monmouth
award¬
were
MISSOURI
$124,000
Jan.
Caldwell,
■
Marthasville, Mo.
County Indep. Sch. District
(P. O. Cambridge), Minn.
Bond Sale—The $195,000 school
building bonds offered Nov. 7 —
184,
the Manville
Manville. Legal¬
by
Trust
3.80s,
as
(P. O. Poughkeepsie),
interest
shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New
York City.
$10,000 road
Canton Exchange
as
Central
1970
to
and
at
Bank,
approved
2494—were
Caruthersville, Mo.
from
1
No. 4
Moore & Co., Inc., of Detroit.
Bond
ity
to
4%s.
as
bonds offered Dec. 17
Harold
Isanti
McDonald-
Springport School District, Mich.
National
issue,
1957
from
payable
bonds
revenue
were
water
supply system revenue bonds of¬
fered Dec.
were
1
combined
Principal
a
Bond
of
County Supervisors Dist.
(P. O. Canton), Miss.
No. 2
Bond
1956.
Scott
$145,000
Dec.
Traders
&
to
Cross, and Manufac-.
jointly,
Chas.
bonds
The
1956.
a
NEW
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Barker,
Perry,
on
inclusive.
Co.,
City.
inclusive.
560,000 4.10s. Due
succesful
poned indefinitely.
The
Allen
Wood & Co., as follows:
$440,000 4V2s. Due
on
—
Dec.
T.
2678
&
tal bonds. Dated Jan.
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
due
Miss.
system
gas
offered
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
on
Milan School District, Mich.
ing
&
Inc.,
Inc.,
from
July
Due
to
bidder.
Lindstrom, Minn.
inclusive.
inclusive.
Gloster,
desig¬
Richfield), Minn.
composed
Minneapolis,
1,280,000
as
a
Principal
be
to
Co., the Allison-Williams
Juran & Moody, Inc.,
Kalman & Co., Piper, Jaffray &
Hopwood, Caldwell-Phillips Co.,
tol
sold
—
group
Dain
v.
from
1
to 1977 inclusive.
18—v. 184, p. 2377—were awarded
E.
Jan.
on
45,000 3.90s. Due Jan. 1 from 1975
Sale
The
$1,000,000
building bonds offered Dec.
school
about 4.79%, as follows:
$720,000 5s. Due
from
1
successful
O.
Bank
net interest cost of
Dated
Hennepin County Indep. Sch. Dist.
price of
a
Jan.
on
inclusive.
institution
K. Livingstone, Crouse & Co., at a
par,
bonds.
approved by Faegre
Benson, of Minneapolis.
com¬
posed of Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Inc.,
First
of
Michigan
Corp.,
f)lyth & Co., Inc., Johu Nuveen
& Co., Watling, Lerchen & Co.,
1971
on
$125,000
Legality
Co.,
Moorman, of Detroit.
1974
interest payable at a suitable
nated
June 1
payable
1957. Due
to
banking
inclusive. Prin¬
interest
to
1,
be
Dec.
inclusive.
95,000 3.80s. Due
receive
(CST)
a.m.
obligation
1,
1960
and
Chester B.
—
for
bank
No.
will
Jan. 8 for the purchase of
Jan.
1966
to
Hazlehurst,
jointly,
as
awarded
were
—
sealed bids until 11
L'Anse
1960
1
Dec.
Bond
from
1957
Prescott & Co., of Minne¬
City
ger,
Dated
sewer
LaGrange, Pleasant
Valley, Beekman, Unionvale, Hyde
Park, Washington, East Fishkill,
Wappinger, Pawling and Dover '
a
improvement
general
(J-D)
Jan. 1
on
$89,000
of
bonds.
follows:
as
purchase
&
100.38,
an¬
MISSISSIPPI
awarded to H. V. Sattley &
Co., and McDonald-Moore & Co.,
a
1,
Faribault, Minn.
Bond Offering — Roland Krue-
of¬
were
at
July
in¬
pal building bonds offered Dec. 17
spe¬
184, p. 2493
v.
—
3.81%,
$40,000 3.40s. Due
1967
apolis.
$260,000
water
assessment
general
about
falo,
of
Bo¬
53,000 water bonds.
Company, of Minneapolis, at a
price of par, a net interest cost of
Excelsior, Minn.
to E. J.
Mount Clemens), Mich.
Bond
Jan. 1 from
additional
from
(P.
Peltack
follows:
as
$36,000
&
July 1, 1958.
—v.
Chesterfield
Ecorse
from
inclusive.
bear
Consol.
O.
32
the
for
bonds,
will
consisted of E. J. Prescott
group
Bond Sale—The $75,000 munici¬
100,000
cial
1984
to
1
Jan, 1 from
on
Indep.
No.
2493.
p.
turers
rough Council will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
(EST) on Dec.
26
$350,000
2494—were awarded
p.
Poughkeepsie,
Mayor and
P.
the
that
Sale—The
Roosevelt
Offering—Borough Treas¬
Alexander
nounces
our
Bond Sale—The $180,000 school
building bonds offered Dec. 13—
v.
184, p. 2377—were awarded to
a
as
Bond
urer
184,
v.
Manville, N. J.
Wheaton), Minn.
inclusive.
Due
bonds
1,
1973.
fered
1976
County
District
184,
20,
JERSEY
NEW
supple¬
published in
issue of Dec. 10—v.
Dec.
Jan. 7
$2,000,000
foregoing
Penn, N. Y.
Bond
March 14, 1957. Prin¬
on
Monday, December 24, 1956
.
and wafer bonds offered Dec. 17—
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
Gage,
on
of
dated
are
.
of
Legality approved by Ropes, Gray,
bonds. Dated Jan.
ments the report
inclusive.
on
(CST)
group
4.22%,
1956. Due
Jan. 1 from 1958 to
on
The
—
notes
Bank
discount.
at 2.57%
cipal and interest payable at the
First National Bank,
of Boston.
8
Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at any suit¬
able
banking
institution
desig¬
nated by the purchaser. Legality
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Bark¬
er
Scott
&
Barber, of Minne¬
apolis.
National
Jan.
on
Due
to
of
about
1971
to
80,000 4.10s.
terest
on
3V4S.
Bond
4s.
1977
Due
First
Due
inclusive.
.1972.
100,000
cpst
follows:
175,000 4.20s.
3%s.
100,000
terest
April 1 from
on
1971
to
the
a
Bank of St.
Paul; MannheimerEgan, Inc., and Harold E. Wood &
Co., at a price of par, a net in¬
of
cost
of
composed
follows:
as
2493-—were awarded to
p.
&
inclusive.
Note
Dakota
The
will receive sealed
2 p.m.
purchase
to
interest
Kyle
County Sch. Dist. No.
Rochester), Minn.
the
1983
Morton,
National
Amoskeag
Manchester,
by
approved
O.
(P.
r
group
Gilbert,
the
to
successful
Macartney, of St. Paul.
bids
Wayne
-
institution
the
by
Legality
Briggs,
for
(Detroit
revenue
No. 21
basis of about 4.99%.
a
(EST)
a.m.
banking
designated
port
to
Kenower, MacArthur
Co., of Detroit, as 5s, at a price
&
suitable
a
Board
2274—were
p.
Sylvester A.
—
by the successful bidder. Legality
District, Mich.
Sale—The $150,000
building
Detroit),
Michigan
or
Bond
Co.,
for the purchase of $2,585,000 Air¬
bonds offered Dec.
sewer
184,
(P. O.
Offering
bids until 11
Arbor, Mich.
Bond Sale—The
sanitary
&
be
Bond
the
MICHIGAN
Ann
MacArthur
bidder.
Wayne
Golaman, saehs
to
& Co., as 2.70s, at a
a
Kenower,
4VzS.
as
—
awarded
were
de¬
$125,000
equipment bonds of¬
v. 184, p. 2677 —
partmental
fered
and
Mass.
Sale—The
.
at
a
price
basis of about 3.95%.
of
Brookfield
Township Local School
District (P. O,
Bond
Brookfield), Ohio
Offering—Lois McMaster,
Clerk of Board of
Education, will
Volume
sealed
receive
(EST)
of
-Number 5597
184
.
.
until
bids
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
land
-
$1,030,000
from
1958
terest
M-N. Legality
Squire,
inclusive.
1980
to
&
Sanders
In-
Dempsey,
*
;
of
Richards
of
3.88%.
Education, will
receive sealed bids until Jan. 7 for
the
purchase
of
building bonds;;
Colerain Local
'.•»
L
.
,
bonds
ster State
awarded
the
to
Weil, Roth & Irving Co., of Cin¬
cinnati,
100.69,
4t2s, *at
as
price
a
of
Bond
Wit¬
E.
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til noon (EST) on Jan. 3 for the
purchase of $71,000 school im¬
Perkins
1956.
Due
Dated
April
on
from 1958 to
the
Dec.
1,
Oct. 1
and
1979 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
at
1
(A-O)
payable
State Bank,
Farmers
West
College Corner.
Dalton,
Bond
er
Ohio
Sale—The $86,532.39 sew¬
bonds
assessment
offered
Nov.
2—v.
184, p. 1739—were awarded
Havden, Miller & Co., of Cleve¬
land, as 4%s, at a price of 100.003,
to
basis
a
of
about
East
Bond
sealed
850
bids
31
until
for the
bonds,
Due
Pec.
from
1
on
1958
truck
from
bonds.
1958
improvement
184,
to McDonald
as
3%s,
basis
at
sewer
offered
Dec.
Fete. 1, 1957. Due on
bonds. Dated
Dec. 1 from 1958 to 1977 inclusive.
able
the
at
Warren.
National City
Legality
Sanders
Cleveland.
,
l
Bond
/
pay¬
Bank,
approved "* by
&
Dempsey,
•
:jt
of
-
Local School District,
Ohio
Salineville
Offering
Wapakoneta
8
(EST)
p.m.
purchase
bids
Bond
Sale
184,
v.
to
Due
Jan.
on
7
for
the
$45,000 school im¬
boncls. Dated Dec.- 1,
Dec.
on
a
and
Sale—-The $785,000 build-
2495
p.
1 from
1958
and
to
ing bonds offered Dec. 13—v. 184,
p. 23/8—were awarded to a group
of
100.30,
composed of Seasongood & Mayer,
Pohl & Co., W. E. Hutton & Co.,
Widmann & Co., and W. C. Thorn-
Co., as 4Y4s, at a price of
a basis of about 4.23%..
ing
bonds
184, p.
offered
2378
Dec.
12
—
v.
awarded
were
—
to
J.
of
3%s, at
as
A.
price
a
basis of about 3.71%.
a
&
Co.,
able
the
at
First
National
Bank
of
Farmington Twp. (P. O. West
Farmington), Ohio
\ 1 !
Bond
Offering
Township
Clerk,
sealed
bids
until
S. -B,rRice;
willr receive
—
(EST)
noop
Jan.
9 for the purchase of
fire
engine
1957.
1967
Due
on
$20,000
DatedyJan.
Nov.
1
from
1,
1958
to
inclusive. Interest M-N.
Hartford
District
Bond
v
bonds.
on
Township
(P.
O.
Local School
Grove,
Bond
itary
Dec.
Sale
sewer
18
and
tree, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation,
will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on Jan. 2 for the
purchase of $105,000 school bonds.
Dated Jan. 1,
from
terest
1958
1957. Due
to
1977.
on
Nov.
inclusive.
1
In¬
a^e
$1,050,000
The
school .building bonds offered Dec.
18—v. 184,
p.j£3?9—were 'awarded
to
a
"composed
group
of
Harri-
man
Ripley & Co., Inc.; Strana¬
han, Harris &_ Cp.; W. J. Mericka
& Co., and Firsi Cleveland
Corp.,
4y4s,
as
at
a
price
of
1C0.59,
to
awarded
Oklahoma
The
184,
I.
H.
City,
Oklahoma
2679
p.
were
—
Josey & Co., of
4%s.
as
County,
City
(P. O.
Putnam
Indep. Sch. Dist. No.
1
M-N.
build¬
ing bonds offered Dec. 17—v. 184,
p.-2495—were awarded to
of R. J.
composed
First
National
a
group
Seminole
&
Trust
Co.,
District,
Bond
~
Ohio
Sale—The $300,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Dec. 17—v. 184,
p.
2378—were awarded to Pohl
&
at
Co., Inc., of Cincinnati,
a
about
price
of
101.28,
a
as
4:Vzs,
basis
of
4.36%.
Mad River
Bond
O.
Dayton), Ohio
Sale—The $835,000 school
building binds offered Dec. 13—
v.
184, p. 2378—were awarded to
a
group composed of Braun, Bos¬
worth & Co., Inc., Ryan, Suther¬
.
No. 6
Bond
Sale—The
fered
$15,000 trans¬
equipment
bonds
of¬
Dec.
19—v.
184, p. 2679—
were
awarded
portation
tional
Bank
of
to
the
First
Seminole,
as
Na¬
33/4s.
OREGON
Klamath
Sale
Falls, Oregon
The
—
Dec.
17
—
184, p. 2379
v.
awarded to the United
—
until
Offering
(EST)
noon
purchase
bonds.
Due
on
1958
to
1979
Mogadore
Squire,
14
for
Jan.
and
15,
Dec.
1957.
1
from
inclusive.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Savings
Legality
Sanders
Cleveland.
Jan.
$1,100,000 build¬
Dated
June T
and interest
dore.
of
on
Bank,
Moga-
approved
&
Dempsey,
by
of
a
Offering—Earl C. Zeiner,
Township Secretary, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(EST) on
Jarl. 8 for the purchase of
$40,000
general
obligation
bonds.
Jan.
improvement
Dated Jan. 1,
1 from 1959 to
Co.,
Co., at
cost
1957. Due
on
the
First
National
Bank
Co., Bethlehem. Legality approved
by Townsend, Elliott & Munson,
of Philadelphia.
price of 97,
Township (P. O. Miller
Heights, R. D. No. 3, Eaton), Pa.
Offering—Earl C. Zeiver,
Secretary of Board of Supervisors,
will
receive
p.m.
(EST)
sealed
bids
until
2
on Jan. 8 for the pur¬
$40,000
improvement
of
bonds.
net interest
a
4.43%,
as
follows:
15,000 3.80s. Due Jan. 1, 1965.
15,000 3.85s. Due Jan. 1, 196(5.
20,000 3.90s. Due Jan. 1, 1967.
1,920,000 4s. Due on Jan. 1, 1968.
20,000 4.10s. Due Jan. 1, 1969.
20,000 4.20s. Due Jan. 1, 1970.
85,000 4y4s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1971
to
1974
inclusive.
75,000 4.30s. Due
1975
to
1977
55,000 4.35s.
Jan.
on
1 from
inclusive.
•
-
Due Jan. 1, 1978 and
1979.
90,000 4%s. Due
1980 to
Bethlehem
chase
and
a
$10,000 3V2s. Due Jan. 1, 1962.
10,000 3.60s. Due Jan. 1, 1963.
10,000 3.70s. Due Jan. 1, 1964.
Trust
&
syn¬
by Kidder, Peabody
Harriman Ripley &
of about
1966 inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
1982
655,000 4V2s. Due
(These
Jan.
on
from
i997.
1
Jan.
on
the bonds
are
1
inclusive.
which
of
bids
were received on Dec.
12,
purchasing syndicate havihg
exercised its option to purchase
the issue.)
no
the
Other members of the syndicate:
Eastman
Lebanon
Valley College
(P.
&
O.
Co.,
Merrill
basis of about 3.93%.
*
SOUTH
No.
(P. O. Aloha),
107
Bond
Sale—The
Oregon
build¬
$43,000
ing bonds offered Dec. 14—v. 184,
p. 2495 — were awarded to the
United States National Bank, of
Portland,
as
follows:
1958
to
1963
1965.
from
Offering—Ralph L. YanBorough Secretary, will re¬
sealed
bids
until
8
p.m.
Jan. 8 for the purchase
of $100,000 general obligation im¬
on
bonds.
provement
1957.
1973
Due
on
Dated
Jan.
Jan.
from
1
1,
1959
to
inclusive.
terest
Principal and in¬
payable at the Bucks Coun¬
ty Bank & Trust
Legality approved
Elliott &
Co.,
by
Perkasie.
Townsend,
Munson, of Philadelphia.
Slippery Rock Area Joint School
Authority (P. O. Slippery Rock),
Pennsylvania
Bond
Sale—An issue of $2,540,-
000 school
was
building revenue bonds
a syndicate headed by
sold to
Singer, Deane & Scribner,
lows:
as
fol¬
$40,000
general
and
obligation
sold to the State
trol
Board,
1956. Due
1977
(F-A)
Bank
1, 1964
works
bonds
was
Budget and Con¬
4s.
as
Dated Ahg.
Feb. 1 from
on
inclusive.
terest
al
water
system
sewerage
Principal
1,
1958 to
in¬
and
at the First Nation¬
South
of
Carolina, Co¬
Legality
approved
by
Gibbs
and
Simms,
of
lumbia.
Sinkler,
Charleston.
I
Spartanburg County (P.zO.
Spartanburg), S. C.
Bond Offering—R. H. Ashmore,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on Jan. 3
for the purchase of $500,000 court
house
Due
,
bonds.
Jan.
on
Dated
Jan.
from
1
1, 1957.
1D58
to
1977
inclusive.
$15,000 3V4s. Due Dec. 1, 1957.
15,000 3V2s. Due Dec. 1, 1958.
15,000 33/4s. Due Dec. 1, 1959.
40,000 3.90s. Due Dec. 1, 1960.
45,000 4s. Due Dec. 1, 1961.
45,000 4.05s. Due Dec. 1, 1962.
45,000 4.10s. Due Dec. 1, 1963.
.
45,000 4.15s. Due Dec. 1, 1964.
50,000 4.20s. Due Dec. 1, 1965.
50,000 41/4s. Due D©c. 1, 1966.
105,000 4.30s. Due on Dec. 1, 1967
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at a bank irj Spar¬
tanburg, or in New York City, as
may be designated by the success¬
ful bidder and approved by the
County Board. Legality approved
by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor & Wash¬
burn, of New York City.
SOUTH
DAKOTA
;
.
1968.
and
•"*
•
Minnehaha
County, Dell Rapids
Independent School District No.
55,000 4.35s. Due Dec.
1, 1969.
2,020,000 5.10s. Due Dec. 1, 1996.
The
bonds
are
dated
146
(P. O. Dell Rapids),
South
Bond
Dec.
1,
1956. Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Butler Savings &
Trust
Co., Butler. Legality ap¬
proved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry
& Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
building
were
bonds
offered
Nov.
13
sold to the State Department
Schools
of
Dakota'
Sale—The $180,000 school
and
Public
Lands,
as
3s.
TENNESSEE
State
(P.
College Borough Authority
O. State College), Pa.
Bond
Offering—Secretary G. N.
McCarthy announces that the Au¬
thority
will
receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 3 for
the
purchase of $800,000 water
bonds.
revenue
1956.
to
Due
1976
on
Dated
Dec.
inclusive,
15
Dec.
from
and
in
15,
of
State
drews
phia.
College.
Legality
Ballard, Spahr,
by
&
Ingersoll,
of
University
Vanderbilt
Nashville),
Bond
(P.-O.
Tenn.
Sale—The $2,000,000 non¬
tax exempt revenue bonds offered
Dec. 14—v.
184, p. 2496—were sold
Housing and Home
to the Federal
Finance Agency.
1957
TEXAS
1991.
Cameron
County (P. O.
Brownsville), Texas
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
proved
inclusive.
13,000 3V2S. Due on Jan.
and
Iva (P. O. Anderson), S. C.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Bond
able at the Peoples National Bank,
$30,000 33/4s. Due on Jan. 1
CAROLINA
Quakertown, Pa.
were
States Na¬
—
Shirley Wil- tional Bank of Portland.
Clerkypf the Board of,,
Education, will receive sealed bids Washington County School District
the
&
$29,739.53
street improvement bonds offered
kerson,
ing
Township Local School
Distri'P.
Bond
Tdwnship Local School
(P. O. £966 Sanitarium
Road,"CAkron), Ohio
District
Due in 1967.
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Seminole), Okla.
a
Springfield
City, as 3s, at a price
basis of about 2.93%.
Bond
Edwards, Inc.;
Bank
I
Bond
Village School
Company, Inc.,
City), Okla.
Bond Sale—The $1,109,000
basis of about,'4.18%.
Hubbard Exempted
2275—were awarded
p.
Township (P. O. R. D.
No..3, Easton), Pa.
(EST)
$125,000 san¬
system bonds offered
—
v.
—
Okla.
of Oklahoma
Springfield Township Local School
District (P. O:
Springfield)?, Ohio
S
100.31,
ceive
149,000 3y>s.
Bond
High-
of
ish,
OKLAHOMA
nati.
Hartford), Ohio
Offering—Mildred
184,
P. Morgan &
sewer
a
dicate headed
of New York
Cincinnati, Lockland. Legality
approved
by
Peck,
Shaffer
&
Williams, of Cincinnati.
-
•
13—v.
to J.
sold to
—
City; Small-Milburn
Hayden,
Co.; Liberty National
Bank
&
Miller & Co., jointly, as 4y4s, at a
Trust Co., of Oklahoma City; First
price of 101,71,la basis of about
Securities
Company
of
Kansas;
4.05%.
'
•
•;
•
Evan L. Davis; Honnold
& Co.,
Springfield ^Township (P. O.
and H. I. Josey & Co., as follows:
Akron), Ohio
$120,000 3%s. Due in 1959.
-Bond
Sale—^he $12,000 read
120,000 4s. Due in 1960. improvement ". bonds offered Dec.
120,000 3y2s. Due in 1961.
17—v. 184, p. 2495—were awarded
600,000 3-3 y4s. Due from 1962 to
to Fox,Reuseft & Co., of Cincin¬
1966 inclusive.
McDonald
obligation bonds offered Dec.
$3,000,000
was
—
Oklahoma
Salc-r^The $320,000 build¬
—
awarded
bonds
Dillon, Union Securities
Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Warrensville Heights, Ohio
Annville), Pa.
Beane,
Stroud
&
Co., Blair &
Bond Sale—The $92,300 special
Bond Sale
The $330,000 non
Co., Inc., Bache & Co., Butcher,
assessment water main improve¬
tix-exempt dormitory bonds of¬ &
Sherrerd, Ira Haupt & Co.,
ment
bonds
offered
Dec.
18—v. fered Dec. 14—v.
184, p. 2494—
Moore, Leonard & Lynch, Singer,
184, p. 2275 — were awarded to were sold to the Federal Housing
Deane & Scribner, Schmidt,
Poole,
Fahey, Clark & Co., of Cleveland, and Home Finance Agency.
Roberts
&
Parke, De Haven &
as
4fV2s, at a price of 100.14, a
Townsend, Crouter & Bodine, ElNeville Township School District
basis of about 4.47%.
kins, Morris, Stokes & Co.
(P. O. Third and River Aves.,
Wyoming City Sch. District, Ohio
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co., Bax¬
Pittsburgh), Pa.
ter
&
Bond
Co., Chaplin & Co., A.
Offering—Ruth G. Mar¬
Bond Sale
The $800,000 gen¬
Webster Dougherty & Co., Fauset,
tin, Clerk of Board of Education, eral
obligation
improvement Steele &
will receive sealed bids until noon
Co., Hallowell,
Sulz¬
bonds offered Dec. 13—v. 184, p.
berger & Co., Jenks, Kirkland,
(EST) on Jan. 8 for the purchase 2379—were awarded to a
group
Grubbs & Keir, McJunkin, Patton
of $450,000 school building bonds.
composed of the First Boston Cor¬ &
Co., Rambo, Close & Kerner,
Dated Dec. 15, 1956. Due on Dec.
poration, Chaplin & Co., McJunInc., Schaffer, Necker & Co., J. W.
15
from
1958 to
1981
inclusive.
kin, Patton & Co., and Thomas &
Sparks & Co., and Woodcock, Hess
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
Co., as 4s, at a price of 100.56, a & Co.
.
(P. O. Lima), Ohio
Bond
composed
group
in¬
Local School Dist.
gen¬
Bond
Co., First National Bank,
Peoples National Bank, both
v—
Twp.
$1,365,000
were
—
Wapakoneta,
(J-D) "payable at the Citi¬
Banking-Company, of Saline¬
| Shawnee
The
—
of
terest
ville.
District,
White &
until
of
inclusive. .Principal
1979
School
City
Ohio
H. Gladwyn
—
receive " sealed
.
zens
(P. O. Hamilton), Ohio
100.18,
bids
sealed
p.m. jfESiT) on Jan. 10 for
purchase* of*$100,000 building
the
1956.
of about 3.57%.
burgh
wilpfreceive
until 8
provement
Co., of Cleveland,
price of 100.50, a
Fairfield Local School District
Bond
4.17JC
2378—were awarded
a
a
Ridgedale Local Sch. District, Ohio
Bond
Offering — Dwight
E.
will
$293,000
bonds
awarded to
and
McDonald-Moore & Co., as
•4y4s, at a price of 100.63, a basis
&
p.
1/—v.
Co.; First Cleveland Corp.; Fahey,
Clark & Co.;- First of Michigan
Corp.; Sweney Cartwright & Co.,
of about
Cleveland
about 4.42%.
Hull, Clerk of. Bpard of Education^
Elyria, Ohio
18—-v.
erland
inclusive."
Sale—The
Dec.
composed^ of Ryan, Suth¬
& Co?; Field, Richards &
group
to
Dated Dec. 1, 1956. Interest J-D.
Bond
—
2378—were
p.
(P. O.
Sandusky), Ohio
Sale
The
$1,060,000
Squire,
1
District
bonds '^offered
to
~
Dec.
on
184,
District 1
building bonds offered Dec. 19
Sch.
Principal and interest (J-D)
ladder
new
1961
receive
(EST)
improvement bonds.
on
Due
will
purchase of $17,-
"1962 inclusive.
4,850
Galli-
follows:
as
$13,000 road
Bond
school
First
of
4y2S, at
as
V;.:*'
.
Local
:*
ucation,
J.
noon
.
Moore, Clerk of^the Board of Ed¬
H.
—
City Auditor,
more,
Dec.
4.74%.
Liverpool, Ohio
Offering
District,
"
Corp.,
Sch.
Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Fahey, Clark & Co., Stranahan,
Harris & Co., Inc., Pohl & Co.,
and Seasongood & Mayer, as 4y2s,
at a price of
100.66, a basis of
price of 101:28; a basis of about
a
ter, Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
bonds.
Sch.
Local
■
Corp.,
Sale^TJk'e $750,000 build¬
4.35%.
provement
Local
First Cleveland
Ohio
Offering—Floyd
composed
ing bonds offered Dec. 18—v. 184,
p. 2378 — were
awarded to the
College Corner Local Sch. Dist.,
Bond
Min¬
>£*-Ohio
basis of about 4.42%.
a
the
to
$500,000
Bethlehem
Twp.
•Bond Sale-4-The$1,127,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Dec. 19—v. 184,
p. 2378—were awarded to a group
p.
par.
Falls
Olmsted
184,
Bond Sale—The
were
—
'(P. O.- Morristown), Ohio
-*•.
Bdrik, -Minster, as 3s, at
price of
a
awarded
184, p. 2378
v.
—
Sale—The
.
,
10—v.
19
Union
improvement
Dec.
Bids for the
—
rejected.
$6,000 special
street
2378—were
Ohio
Sale—The $437,000 build¬
;2494—were
Sale—^The
offered
Dec.
'■
Minster, Ohio
assessment
ing bonds offered Dec. 19—v. 184,
p.
~;
.Bond
*
School District
(P. 0>- Bridgeport),
i
A.. Bond
'
Sold
$1,127,000 building bonds offered
'*
/
.;V'
•
school
$170,000
'
.
First Cleve¬
V w-y",
V
'
»
Local Sch. Dist.
Morristown), Ohio
O.
Bonds Not
College Sewer Authority
(P. O. State College), Pa.
O.
revenue
Bond
Company, of Toledo.
Township
P.
.
Corp./*-jointly, as 4s, at a
price of 101.03, "a basis of about
Offering—Lester J. Essig,
of Board
& Co., and
Union
State
Township (P.
Abington), Pa.
eral
land
Ohio
Bond
^School District,
Ohio
Sale-r—The $394,000 build¬
ing bonds offered, Dec. 19—v. 184,
p.
2378—were awarded to Field,
^Center sburg Local School District,
Clerk
Local
Sutherland &
Bond
V-
PENNSYLVANIA
Abington
as
Milan
approved by
Cleveland.
and
Co., Stranahan, Harris & Stow Township (P.O. Stow), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $53,000 drain¬
Sweney, Cartwright &
4 Mrs, at a price of 101.36, a age bonds offered Dec. 14—v. 184,
basis of about 4.35%. •*'
p. 2378—were awarded to Ryan,
building * bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1957. Due on Nov. 1
.
&
Co.,
Co.,
noon
Jan. 7 lor the purchase
on
63
(2791)
ap¬
An¬
Philadel¬
Bond
Oscar
Offering^—County
C.
Dancy
Judge
that
announces
the Commissioners' Court will
ceive
sealed
bids
until
10
re¬
aon.
64
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2792)
Jan. 10 for the purchase
unlimited tax
road
bonds. Dated Jan. 10, 1957. Due on
(CST)
of
on
$500,000
Jan.
from
10
sive.
1958
Principal and
payable
the
at
1972
to
(J-J)
Treasurer's
by Gib¬
office. Legality approved
Spence & Gibson, of Austin.
son,
•Camp County (P. O. Pittsburg),
Texas
Bond
4)00
Sale
$50,-
road, unlimited
sold to Burt, Ham¬
Countywide
tax bonds
was
ilton &
Co., Inc., of Dallas, as 3l/2S.
15, 1957. Due on Jan.
15 from 1958 to 1967 inclusive.
Dated
Bond Sale—An issue of
works
water
Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $37,100
school
bonds
State
Board
sold
was
of
Education,
Due serially in
the
to
4s.
as
31 years.
$200,000
sold
from
Sch. District,
Independent
Sale—An
pelier
Merchants
Legality
Vinson, Elkins,
A-O.
Interest
Legality approved by Du¬
Huguenin & Boothman, of
mas.
Dallas.
Weems
Bond
$110,000
waterworks
improvement bonds
was
sold to
Rauscher, Pierce &
Co., Inc., of San Antonio, as 4s.
Jan.
from
15,
1957.
1960
Due
inclusive.
1974
to
Jan.
on
O.
issue
of $50,000
Currie, of Houston,
price of
Due
as 4J/4S, at a
Dated Nov. 15, 1956.
par.
Nov. 15 from
on
inclusive.
Interest
1957 to
M-N.
1975
Legality
by Dumas, Huguenin &
Boothman, of Dallas.
Bond Sale
3V2 %
sold
was
cher,
Principal and interest (J-J)
pay¬
able at the Buchel National Bank,
of
Cuero.
Legality approved by
Gibson, Spence & Gibson, of Aus¬
tin.
Dallas,
Bond
Treasurer,
bids until
Jan.1
14
will
1:45
Trust Co.
Dec.
Dated
1
clusive.
(CST)
purchase
due
000
instalments
from
1967
Due
from
2,000,000
to
1956
1975
to
a
1975
incl.
The
fire
Due from
1956
bonds
to
1975
Aug.
1957
to
bonds
The
1956.
Due
Nov.
15
sive.
Interest
from
by
15,
1957
1956.
Due
1963
to
M-N.
011
inclu¬
Legality ap¬
Huguenin &
Dumas,
County Fresh Water Supply
District No. 36 (P. O.
Houston),
Texas
-
and
sanitary sewjer
improvement bonds was
Addlerrian-Pollok Com¬
of
Houston,
15, 1956. Due
to
School District,
was
sold
1982
as
on
5s.
Dallas
Southwest
Union
Co.,
Securities
San
Oct.
inclusive.
Angelo, Texas
Due
system
revenue
June
on
15
from
The
bonds
are
dated
Dec.
15,
1956.
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the San Angelo Na¬
tional
Bank, San Angelo, or at
the Republic Naitonal Bank, Dal¬
las. Legality approved by McCall,
Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
Bond
Indep. Sch. Dist., Tex.
Offering—Bailey Peyton,
Business
Manager,
will
a.m.
receive
(CST)
on
Jan. 3 for the purchase of $5,000,000 building, site and
equipment,
series 1957, bonds.
T exas
Bond Sale—An issue of
$960,000
unlimited tax school house
3V2%
bonds
sold
was
of
to
a
group
com¬
Eddleman-Pollok
Nov.
1, 1956.
1957
to
F-A.
Depositary Receipts for
Consolidated Edison Company of New
York, Inc.
S.59
Co.;
son,
or
at
Brussels
the
Office
option
at
the
of
rate
the
of
residence
of
Guaranty
of
New
1,580,000
Due
1976
the
Company
Depositary
inclusive.
Interest
2%s.
Due
East
Bond
Dover),
eral obligation
184,
State
3%s, at
Offering—Frances
inclusive.
1
Bond
$40,000
bonds.
Dated
Feb. 1 from
1.959 to
1968 inclusive. Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at the
County Treasurer's office, or at
the Guaranty Trust Company, of
New
York
City.
Legality ap¬
proved by Dawson, Nagel, Sher¬
man & Howard, of Denver.
building
Due
1, 1957.
of
sold
bonds
14—v.
Dec.
184,
scheduled
for
2380—has been
p.
postponed until Dec. 28.
County Sch. District No.
(P. O. Bellingham), Wash.
Offering —Beulah
County
son,
ceive
sealed
(PST)
on
of
bids
until
re¬
2
p.m.
Jan. 8 for the purchase
$550,000
obligation
general
Dated
Feb.
from
bonds.
John¬
will
Treasurer,
1959
1
sive.
Callable
1, 1957. Due
1972
to
after
9
on
inclu¬
from
years
date of issue. Principal and inter¬
est
(F-A)
payable at the County
&
office.
by
Legality
Preston,
ap¬
Thorgrimson
Horowitz, of Seattle.
proposed issuance of $10,000,000
sinking fund debentures due Jam
1, 1982. The interest rate and of¬
fering price are to be supplied by
group.
the
by
as
18—v.
the
3%s, at
184,
State,
Province
Electric
repay
Jan.
Tremper,
will
receive
a.m. (PST) on
purchase of $200,-
general
obligation
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1957. Due on Feb. 1
from
1959
to
cipal
and
interest
1977 inclusive. Prin¬
(F-A) payable
Treasurer's office.
the County
Legality approved by Weter, Rob¬
Shefelman, of Seattle.
at
Not
West
184,
An
fund
trans¬
system.
is pro¬
sufficient to retire
vided
approx¬
sinking
95% of the issue
bentures by maturity.
were
offered
2380.
p
revenue
18—v.
184,
SCOTIA
The
to
a
1957
Ancaster
Debenture
Ltd., at
4s.
Due
on
1964
inclusive.
200,000 4V4S. Due
1965
1969
to
1,125,000
4V2S.
from
1970 to
Jan.
on
1
inclusive.
Due
Jan.
on
1
1982 inclusive.
—
of
issue
An
Township
Due on
price of 98.01.
a
1957
from
to
inclu¬
1976
sive.
Frontenac
from
Jan. 1 from
Ancaster),
O.
deben¬
sold to Gairdner & Co.,
was
1
Dec.
Sale
5V2%
$326,787
tures
Co., Young, Moore &
Co., and Westheimer & Co., at a
price of 98.21, a net interest cost
of about 4.57%, as follows:
(P.
Twp.
Ontario
W.
R.
&
1960 to
1976 inclusive.
to
ONTARIO
$1,400,000
of
of
issue
An
debentures was sold
Cornell, Macgillivray, Ltd., at
price of 97.07.
Due on Dec. 1
from
bonds offered Dec.
composed
N. S.
—
5%
$192,000
Pressprich & Co., Bacon, Steven¬
son
&
Co., Bache & Co., A. E.
$75,000
Sale
2496—were awarded
group
de¬
of
imately
Debenture
bids
bonds
—
bridge
p.
the
distribution
and
annual
Virginia (State of)
Sale
Bond
in¬
with
ing its electric generating,
mission
Va.
$1,000,000 parking
revenue
12—v.
a
W.
Sold—No
received for the
Dec.
loans
Commission's program of expand¬
Masten
(P. O. Seattle), Wash.
11 for the
000
Bonds
New
Com¬
bank
connection
in
curred
the
Power
to
Brunswick
VIRGINIA
Parkersburg,
to
par.
to be advanced
are
mission
to
sale of
the
proceeds from
the debentures
Liverpool,
to
King County, Highline Sch. Dist.
Treasurer,
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
the
underwriting
heads
Inc.
NOVA
WEST
gen¬
Securi¬
ties and Exchange Commission its
The
Bond
Province
filed with the
14
amendment.
Whatcom
501
Dec.
on
(Province of)
SEC—The
With
registration statement covering the
obligation
general
originally
facilities
to
FOUNDLAND
NEW
New Brunswick
$40,000
proved
Committee,
on
CANADA
build¬
Olympia), Wash.
bonds offered Dec.
2276—were
sold
to
Ltd., at
20
Dec.
Bankers
the
a
—
1957
Due on
inclu¬
1976
to
was
Corp.,
Bond
price of 99.13.
from
of
issue
An
debentures
5M>%
$775,000
Ontario
County,
Sale
Debenture
sive.
erts &
King County Water District
No.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$335,000
revenue bonds was sold to
water
Grande & Co., and McLean &
Co.,
jointly, as 5V4S. Dated Nov.
1,
1956. Due on Nov. 1 from 1958 to
1976
inclusive.
Interest
M-N.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Appleton,
Sch.
Sale—The $141,000 gen¬
eral obligation local improvement
bonds
(P. O. Seattle),
National
2380—were awarded to
a
group
composed of the Seattle First Na¬
tional
and
of
Bank,
Blyth
Foster &
100.01,
about
$220,000
1958
4s.
to
as
interest
to
Due
1964
3?4%
was
price
a
cost
of
Dec.
on
1
from
on
Offering
No.
Dec.
on
1
from
1971
Dec.
on
porate
—
Allen
terest
by
p.m.
school
1, 1957. Due
1958
from
Her¬
(CST)
issue of $106,000
purpose
Jan.
Dated
to
1977
on
cor¬
bonds.
Jan.
inclusive.
1
In¬
(J-J).
Lines,
Legality approved
Spooner & Quarles, of
Milwaukee.
Rhinelander
(City), Cassian, Cres¬
Newbold, Pelican, Pine Lake,
Stella
Woodboro
and
(Towns)
High Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Rhinelander), Wis.
from
Offering—William Tabge,
Bond
inclusive.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Local
No.
Sale—An
Wash.
issue
street
sold
Improvement
167,
to
of
$247,-
1957
bids
14
until
for
the
corporate
improvement
Nov.
1,
Hughbanks,
1958
to
8
p.m.
(CST) on Jan.
purchase of $2,650,000
purpose
bonds.
Dated
1956. Due on May 1 from
1976
1976
to
inclusive.
on
Dec. 15
inclusive.
In¬
J-D.
QUEBEC
Union
1
price of 97.17. Due
4
District Clerk, will sell at
Jan. 7, an
cent,
inclusive.
a
from
Quebec
public auction at 2:30
1967 inclusive.
Angeles
District
Bond
Inc.,
District
at
terest
follows:
113,000 3V2S. Due
to
Co.,
Marshall, at
net
a
3.74%,
&
School
p.
First
Appleton.
Wisconsin
mann,
Wash.
of
184,
the
to
$585,000
bonds was sold to
J. L. Graham & Co.., Ltd., and the
Bankers Bond Corp., jointly, as 5s,
improvement
(P. O. Route 1, Sheboygan),
Bond
Sale—The $500,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Dec. 19—v. 184,
Dec.' 18—v.
awarded
Bank
Lincoln
No.
Bond
p.
offered
2380—were
Le¬
Dist.
Wis.
Bond
gality approved by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
Kent
Welland, Ontario
WISCONSIN
81
(P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Port
$56,000
Daley,
Clerk, will receive sealed
7:30
p.m.
(MST)
on
16 for the purchase of $1,-
Wash.
County, North Thurston
District No. 3 (P. O.
School
Washington
Sale—The $150,000 build¬
029.38
of
196
Wyo.
until
bids
par.
Thurston
Treasurer's
price of par.
bonds
purchase
Jan.
inclusive.
$15,000
Finance
a
1968
Bond,
No.
(P. O. Rawlins),
2680—were sold to the State, as
p.
Feb.
2380—were sold
p.
27
the
1
King County, Federal Way School
District No. 210 (P. O.
Seattle),
(P. O.
Vt.
3
Kalama, Wash.
Sale—The
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on Dec.
for
Jan.
on
1977
to
167,000 3%s. Due
Dover Town School District
of
ol
WASHINGTON
Feb. 1 from
VERMONT
presentor.
Trust
York,
on
cost
on
1967
to
1968
price
a
follows:
as
1958
at
interest
2V2S.
from
1965
Depositary
Share
less
applxable
States
Withholding Tax determined by
country
Due
Legality approved by Vin¬
Elkins & Searls, of Houston.
per
United
-the
City
2.68%,
$1,580,000
415
Sweeny Indev. School District,
Coupon No. 5 detached from the above Re¬
ceipts will be payable on and after December
2i, 1£5G, at the Main Office of the
Depositary
its
about
Co.,
net
a
King County,
Fridley, Hess & Frederking. Dated
Cuaranty Trust Company of New York
at
100.003,
&
sealed bids until 11
1957 to 1981 inclusive.
posed
York
&
County
sewer
of
Co., Courts & Co., Willis.
Ayres, Inc., and Mc¬
Kenney
Donald-Moore
Bond Offering—A. A.
bonds.
were
—
composed
group
No. 401
15 from
DIVIDEND NOTICE
New
a
2496
p.
the only bidder, as
First National Bank in Dallas, and
In
to
Bache &
10 a.m. (CST) on Jan. 4 for
purchase of $2,100,000 bonds,
$1,100,000
District
Colville),
Sale—The
Bond
ing
Green, City
follows:
O.
were
the
Chemical
Corn
Exchange
Bank, Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Blair &
Co., Inc., Kean, Taylor & Co.,
p.
Manager, will receive sealed bids
as
the
$3,160,000 pub¬
bonds
offered
184,
until
Interest
Legality approved by Vin¬
Elkins, Weems & Searls, of
day
same
ing bonds offered Dec.
jointly.
Dated
Houston.
Bearer
the
v.
—
awarded
and
Co.,
First
to
sealed bids until 11
Sale—An issue of $85,000
works
19
12—v.
unlimited school house bonds
San Antonio
to
15,
Kettle Falls Con¬
School
&
County School District No,
126,000
-
County,
(P.
improvement
improvement
Dec.
the
Indep.
for
Richmond, Va.
Bond
Dec.
Stevens
Chapman
Bond Offering—Edith M.
Feb.
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
Dec. 15 from
dated
are
Washington.
rejected.
inclusive.
Texas
Harris
presenter
bonds offered
Dec.
15
inclusive.
15 from 1957 to 1971 inclusive.
Boothman, of Dallas.
system
on
Valley
(P. O,
2380—were sold to the State of
p.
payable at the
Savings
Bank,
at
the
Merchants
Rhinelander. Legal¬
&
District
Jan.
536
ing bonds offered Dec. 14—v. 184,
3%s, at
Bids
—
•
Bond Sale—An issue of $280,000
Texas
Sale—An issue of $25,000
was sold to the
State National Bank, of Groom, as
TJov.
Sold
general
from
Interest J-D.
Richardson
Bond
Bond
on
1976
to
1986
1.
waterworks bonds
son,
Not
$2,500,000
tax
1,000,000 public building general
obligation bonds. Due on June
Groom,
proved
Due
Due
inclusive.
dated
are
3%s.
Carbon
Files
Bonds
follows:
as
1 from
inclusive.
1982
to
Chicago,
or
Bank,
State
ing bonds offered Dec. 19—v. 184,
Jan.
on
3%s.
County Central
Spokane), Wash.
1 from
1974 inclusive.
800,000 3%s. Due
1975
Jan.
on
First
the
Sale—The $300,000 build¬
Bond
inclusive.
the
inclusive.
1956
of $1,500,-
unlimited
Bond Offering—Del
1955.
1966
1963 to
Bank, of Port
School District No.
Jan. 1 from
on
1,300,000 4s. Due
of
sold to the State Board
was
from
in¬
1974
to
issue
house,
Education,
from
1,000,000 general obligation park
improvement
bonds.
Due
from
of Educa¬
Indep. Sch. Dist., Tex.
school
obligation
obligation
bonds.
1975
was
J-D.
Sale—An
$558,000
inclusive.
general
station
1957
Interest
inclu¬
bonds. Due
sewer
to
200,000
to
1956
Livestock
bonds
Board
from
1
942,000 4s.
over
1976
general
storm
State
Port Neches
bonds
and
4s. Dated Dec. 1, 1956. Due
as
Dec.
clusive.
of
1962
to
—
to the
&
by
as
Trust
WYOMING
National
Spokane
Corporation of Norfolk.
Horner
Harris
Wash.
headed
Townsend,
Monday, December 24, 1956
.
and interest (M-N)
184, p. 2276—were awarded to
American
.
ity
approved
by
Cutler, of Chicago.
(Port
Sale—The $85,000 general
solidated
lic
Building
Horowitz, of
Townsend
Port
group
group composed of
Webb & Co., Inc., In¬
G.
$500,000 4V2S. Due
reve¬
being callable as of Aug.
1, 1966.
6,800,000
general
obligation
street
improvement
bonds.
A-O.
Legality
&
Townsend),
a
Bond Sale—The
Agricultural
tion,
on
sive
sold
in¬
1968
J-D.
County (P. O. Eagle
Pass), Texas
Sale
An issue of $325,-
1977
sewer
period of 20 years, with bonds
Oct.
to
were
—
Mason,
Inc.,
Strader & Co., and Peoples Na¬
tional Bank of Charlottesville, at
a price of par, a net interest
cost
of about 3.89%, as follows:
Dallas.
of
Exhibition
bonds. Due in equal semi¬
nue
annual
pany,
Scott,
The
—
offered
2380
p.
&
1, 1956. Due
1957
of
Port
v.
bonds
184,
to
vestment
Co., Raus¬
Thornton
Dec.
from
Interest
Bond
of
follows:
as
$5,000,000 water and
water
Edward
bonds
Maverick
receive
p.m.
the
for
$15,000,000 bonds,
3%s.
Co.,
&
school
18—v.
awarded
McMahon, Inc., and Texas Bank &
000
Texas
Offering—E. Lynn Cross-
City
sealed
en
Dittmar &
to
Dec.
1968.
Seattle.
a
Partially Awarded
$2,500,000
$60,000
improvement1
Pierce
Bond
ley.
An issue of
—
street
15,
ton, Thorgrimson
Bond
Norfolk, Va.
Dec.
building bonds was sold to Moreland, Brandenberger, Johnston &
sold
the
at
or
J-D.
Dec.
obligation bonds offered Dec. 7—
Bonds
Sale—An
Crowe,
Texas
Bank,
Dated
15,
Interest
Legality approved by Pres¬
Due
National Bank of Bos¬
VIRGINIA
approved by McCall, Parkhurst &
Cuero,
15
National
& Searls,
Galveston), Texas
011
Principal
Seattle.
of
1956.
Legality approved by Orrin
Hughes, of Brattleboro, and
by
approved
Island Rural School District (P.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Dated
B.
inclusive.
Inc.,
Peter Giuliani, of Montpelier.
of Houston.
$75,000
inclusive.
19.95
ton.
Lancaster, Texas
issue of
sold to Burt,
Hamilton & Company, of Dallas,
as 3V2S,
at a price of par. Dated
Oct. 1, 1956. Due on Oct.. 1 from
to
1977
to
Dated
Jan. 1 from
interest payable at the Mont-
and
1958
building bonds was
1957
1959
bonds.
on
1959 to 1986 inclusive. Inter¬
F-A.
Texas
Bond
construction
1, 1957. Due
sewer
to
approved
Claude
school
Jan.
More-
sanitary
was
land, Brandenberger, Johnston &
Currie, of Houston, as 4%s. Dated
Aug. 15, 1956. Due on Aug. 15
Jan.
Chireno
and
bonds
system
est
of
issue
An
—
County Water Control and
Improvement District No. 57 (P. O.
Houston), Texas
inclu¬
interest
State
Harris
.
Principal
Debenture
(Province
Sale
—
A
of)
syndicate
headed
of
by A. E. Ames & Co., Bank
Montreal, and
Credit Inter-
provincial,
merger
of
purchased
4%%
Ltd.,
three
an
representing
separate
issue of $25,000,000
debentures.
1957. Due Jan.
a
groups,
Dated
15, 1977.
Jan.
15,
@FedFRASER