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MONDAY
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fUB^MlNlSTRAriQN
Reg. U. B. Pat. Office
Volume 188
Number 5807
New York
RAILROAD
ACF Industries,
Combined
net
subsidiaries
were
$384,000,
18
or
equivalent
this
corporation and
quarter
to 27
(ended
cents
Oct.
share.
a
its
this
Of
share,
a
accounted
was
for
sales
and
(May-October)
combined
servicer,
amounted
loss
result
Y
total
of
of
for
by the SHPX group
to
$169,000,
loss
a
of
the
first
six
$77,697,000.
12
or
cents
$661,000
in
months
that
In
a
period
there
this
Industries
and
-*■':
In;
first
the
was
was
earnings
President,
second
of
the
preceding
and
the
$5,361,000,
were
their
report,
fiscal
sales
on
shares of preferred stock and
Taylor,
produced
Chairman,
and
James
Clark,
F.
American
operations in the
which substantially
profit
Boston
loss.
quarter
present outlook indicates a continuing uptrend In the third
and fourth quarters," the executives said,
adding that "the rate of
this trend will depend in large measure on the
timing of orders for
railroad equipment.
went in
railroad
A. C. L
The
corporation
for
Dec..
on
18
filed
letter
a
of
37
our
notification
with
production
and
Admiral
sale
of
Benbow
science-fiction
a
Inn,
motion
picture.
43
ber
Inc.—Common
beg'c&fforts
Stock
&
funds
company
of
h*
become
certain
course
the
of
facilities,
company's
leases
cities
and
where
not intend
stock
Cqmmon
NOTE:
to
On
retire
(no
par)
ferred* stock
cancel
Early,
previously
400,000 slis.
Condition
amended
non-voting pre¬
company
authorized
-
7%
was
incorporated
was
the
Gary,
the
restaurant
in
President,
present
Vice-President
commenced
Statement
August,
1947,
and George
Treasurer,
and
the
for
in
G.
Condition
The
in Memphis, Tenn., and im¬
operation. It has since expanded
Macon,
Miss.;
Jackson,
Miss.;
Atlanta, Ga.; Augusta,
Ga.;
Ala.; - Tuscaloosa,
Ala.;
Alexandria, La,; Shreveport,
of
-
,
four'^nf
its
year
locations
five
in
owngti by the company.—V.
riolicu,
188,
in
inns
Memphis,
Tenn.,
In
31%
income
Net
realized
John
Lawler,
A.
President
the
Dec.
on
Co.,
Inc.,
and
Hampden
Went-
—V.
GIVING
EFFECT TO
for
the
directors
agreement
which
1/10
share
ol
a
Aeronca
Longren
5%%
of
Aeronca
in
preferred
stock.
have
the
shareholders
stock
been
in
stock
formal
of. Longren
and
2/100
exchange
for
merger
will
of
receive
share of
a
share
each
Lawler
said
of
both companies,
bodies concerned." *
"subject
and
common
Afronca
£eb.
on
Manufacturing
Corp.,
26, 1959.
Manufacturing Corp.
are
in
meet
to
and
aircraft
^military
California
Corp.," its
approximately
at
1800.
$22,000,000.
iliingren
assemblies
hundred
1958.
"It
is
a
constructed
facilities in
wholly
maAdfacturing
•
Ohio •'
producer of
'
•
annual
sales
estimated ''
are
i
•
-
..
.
Aircraft Co. is also engaged in the manufacture of aircraft '
in ,its plants in the Los Angeles, Calif., area-where several-
people
are
employed.
sales
Its
Aewhca.—V.
7 1
188, p. 2453.
the year ended
for
were approximately $6,000,000.
is proposed
to operate the Longran
"
company
•
■
as
a
31,
/""* ■"
division of
Aug.
'
if
PRESENT FINANCING
Outstanding
50,000 shs.
2,500,000 shs.
cent)-
one
105,000 shs.
the world's
as
first nuclear
com¬
the
of
Radio
Camden,
188,
by
will
N.
J.
It
is
York
New
be
operated
being
built for
the
S,
Corporation
Marine Lines.
States
associate of International Telephone &
an
U.
Shipbuilding<
by
Maritime
and,
upon
Telegraph Corp-
1385.
p.
Cement
Corp.—Forms New Division—
23
or
American.
Mr.
cents
a
form
of
of
participants
24-cent. capital
a
shareholders
share.
distribution
on
the
Program
by
'
was
also
formerly
Executive Vice-President—Adminis¬
the Executive Committee of American.
Mr.
the
>
and
by ' 7,736
Investment
Periodic
the
in
gains
increased
Morrison
tration of Peerless. As Peerless President, he succeeds Walter C.
Russell,
who will continue as Vicc-Chairman of the Board and Chairman of
.
MacBride
Phoenix
and
Arizona
stocks
of
assets
as
and
12.35%
in
notes
Oct.
of
of
cash.
receivables.—V.
and
U.
shows 87.65%
in
Treasury Notes, corporate
31,
also
will
operate
a
formation
the
announced
Cement Co.—which
1,650.000
S.
188,
p.
1958
Ray
will
of
a
new
division—
American's business in
carry on
new cement
barrels-per-year
now
plant with an initial .capacity
under construction at Clarkdale,
—
A
'
research
line
••
'
at
Project
Manager
of
Schenectady
American,
has
been
2349'.
The
that
vat
even
in
Calcoloid
of
violet
the
dye
has
that
excellent "fastness
lighter shades has -been
vat
dyes
for. cottons and
to
added*to this
heat
and
company's
rayons.
dye, /Calcoloid Violet BNC Double Paste, produces -solid -shades
stable to-ironing, pleating or-water spotting.
Even in pale
it has excellent fastness to light.
Its dyeings remain fast
are
shades,
•
to
chlorine,
p.
2637.
'
dry cleaning,
,
Subsidiaries-of
.
and
perspiration,
•
this
company
offices/from ./the
•
washing and peroxide.—V.
1
188, >
-
American Investment Co. of .Utinois—Units Expand—
•
Y
described 'In the
brochure
include •? the
nuclear
criticality J facility,
radio-chemical,"
mechanical development," welding, thermal, chemical,'metallurgical .and
computation sections,.'/,
'
.'
••/
«*.
'•>
.-<••Technological areas In which ALCO regularly pursues research and
development work include diesel engine and gas turbine, centrifugal
compressor, rotating equipment, heat transfer and fluid flow, mechani¬
cal
engineering and design,
chemical, nuclear,' steel, metallurgical
and v,-elding, missile development, oil.drill rig, steel spring and forgings,
vibration and experimental stress analysis and liquid metal.—V. 188,
located
bluish
moisture
the projects undertaken by the company for govern¬
industry.
formerly
American Cyanamid Co.—Adds New Product—
New Brochure Describes Engi¬
organization
-laboratories
Adams,
945.
16-page illustrated brochure describing its .integrated
and
R
elected President of Phoenix Cement.—V. 188, p.
and its personnel working in 16 areas of current
technology. It outlines the work performed in eight areas of the new
General
Engineering Laboratory at Schenectady,
N. Y., highlights
the contributions of ALCO's seven plans to overall development proj¬
The
owned
current
$14,865,357,
was
,
development activities has been produced by this corporation.
two-color brochure details the company's research and develop¬
ment
of
Angeles, operated through Aeroncasubsidiary. -'Total employment 4s
ix>s
Aeronca's
•<
the
Number
ects, and stresses
Afironca
Oct. 31, 1958, net
share on 68,816,582
in net assets, and
The
.
large sub-assemblies
aluminum -and, stainless steel
brazed honeycomb.
Its principal plant is located at Middletown, Ohio.
It sdfco maintains an electronics division in Baltimore, Md., and -has
;
for
year
Alco Products Inc.
ment
Middletown,
per
neering Research and Development Facilities—Y. .■-./../
of
'Mysshareholders of Longren Aircraft Co., Inc., are scheduled to
mt'cPon Feb. 6, 1959, in Los Angeles, Calif., while the shareholders
of
$6.94
.
.
the
to
ended
year
to
'
approval
to
new
centers
Ariz.
A new
signed"
shareholders
regulatory
a
fiscal
equivalent
from sales of securities of $16,257,104 which aro
31%
Increase in value referred
to above will be
the
in
of
short-term
appproved
have
common
prior
■
common
the^State
companies
provides that
of
contracts
approval
both
of
its
for
the
for
Diversification
of
merger
bowling
Morrison, Vice-President and! Secretary of this corporation,
has been elected President of Peerless Cement Co.,-it was announced
by D. S. MacBride, President of American Cement, on Dec. 15. Peerless
Cement is American's Detroit, Mich., division.
Mr. Morrison will con¬
tinue as a Vice-President, Director and Executive Committee member of
4,640.
Torrance, Calif., jointly
providing
at
is
AC&R
profits
17th.
number
corporation,
contract
a
tVjo companies had been signed.
The*
of
this
of
Aircraft
that
23
Dec.
reports
$477,785,334,
represents an increase of $131,337,988
value of its shares.
included
Aeronca Manufacturing: Corp.—Proposed Merger—
announced
facilities
of operations to
Mackay Radio & Telegraph Co.
Tower, President of American Cable «fc
B.
completion,
45
This
distributed
worth. President of Longren
to limit its scope
existing modern
themselves.
present
enter service during 1960
Division
struction
Course of Bank Clearings
Fund
of
assets
shares.
Net
are
2133.
p.
bowling
150,000 shs.
(par
Administration
46
Affiliated Fund, Inc.—Net Assets Increase—
This
company
and its subsidiaries are all
leases.
The company's home offices are located
in space leased at 60 South Bellevue, Memphis, Tenn., which
is the
company's mailing- address.
All equipment and fixtures located in "
ten
new
Robert J.
La.'; /and Jacksonville, Fla.
Properties occupied by the
held^under
no
2133.
p.
American
Auburn,
Ga.;
virtually
Carp, of
•which
t}ic Mackay company,is a subsidiary, announced that the firm
-h**
awarded.. Uut c9Afcract <o install its complete line of radio¬
telegraph equipment on board" tht"U UCJ84f Bhlffc
The Savannah,
designed by George G. Sharp, Inc., is tUMW con¬
its restaurant operations through branches and subsidiary corporations
in Several Southern states,
principally as operators of leased res¬
taurant facilities in large motor hotels, located in: Memphis, Tenn.;
Clarksdalo,
stock
188,
Scheduled
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices- 46
purpose
.
by
Federal
of
.
(par $3) 7%, non-cumulative
Bertram
46
Statement
the
company
proposes
to
buy, sell and generally deal
as
convertible
Marine
4«
Banks
of (a) buying and
agent or distributor
passenger-cargo vessel, the N. 8. Savannah will carry
munications equipment and electronic navigation aids supplied
9
Member
sales
a
powered
52
Reserve Banks
business
commercial
/
..
of
It
The
American Cable & Radio Corp.—Nuclear Contract—
"'. /
Federal Reserve System
Combined
company
present
engaging in the
of
the
Allen
by
mediately
..and
Corporation & Investment News.Cover
J^yideflds Declared and Payable
Foreign Exchaft]T£ "
^
$100).
(par
BUSINESS—The
Tennessee,
500,000 shs:
1958, the charter of the
'V
■' "
State and City Bond Offerings
Outstanding
Authorized
■
General
•
as
Authorized
Pfd. stock
33
Miscellaneous Features
:
ordinary
jJFfFECT to present financing
Sept. 27,
find
the
in
Dela¬
Y.
otherB.
purchase
may
opportunities
CAPITALIZATION
—V.
operations.
restaurant
CAfrrftLinATIGT;
tC
otherwise
and
in
N.
State.
presently
The company does
basis.
restaurant
1958
York,
York
fch«
Mid-Western
Common
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds will be used to increase the working
capit&l of the company, permitting the acquisition and financing of
the-purpose
available,
desirable
made on a
was
for
operate bowling alleys as well
bowling alleys.
construction
33
Reddoch
(nc^iter) at $2.50 per share. The offering
.
organized
bowling equipment
for
if
31,
New
New
business/
and
33
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange
of
in
engaged
St.,
in
been
built
in
many
years; 'and
in Southern* industrial cities
which have enjoyed phenomenal growth of
industry and population but
have virtually no bowling facilities.
33
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 33
SEC Index of Stock Prices-—:--——;
was
kinds
business
have
42
Sold—
yet
as
Oct.
on
Front
135
contemplates that its operations will .be
vicinity of the general metropolitan area, af 'lWW
City; in Long Island; in rapidly expanding population areas of
New England States
where "Ten Pin" bawling is Jiuat beginning to
appear and is in heavy demand; in heavy industrial wtaaa of a num¬
38
Co., Memphis, Tenn., on Nov. 25
publicly offered and sold 100,000 shares of common stock
James N.
organized
was
existing
The
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages—
..
stock
common
/
building bowling alleys
conducted
39
Over-the-Counter Markets
share of
.
York
38
Toronto Stock Exchange...-...^...
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
the
in
company
not
company
(b)
build and
37
Canadian Stock Exchange
has
When
34
-
shares of preferred stock to be offered at par
without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used
The
and
36
2241.
-
Its principal office is at
immediately qualify to do
selling all
34
34
1,000
share)
per
of
ware.
34
Exchange
Phiiwktpte -BaHtawrt Stock Exchange
Pittatoirgli Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Films, Inc. (N. Y.)—Files With SEC—
covering
($100
phase
p.
company
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
new railroad cars
normally lags behind a general
there is presently a definite atmosphere of improvecircles," the reporc stated.
"We believe that we arc
approaching a period of increasing revenues from this
business," Mr, Taylor and Mr. Clark concluded.—V. 188,
Stock
will
29
Stock Exchange
<*■■■.
•
net
BUSINESS—The
13
25
Exchange
unit.
per
proceeds are to be used for purchase of bowl¬
ing equipment and for working capital.
Page
(Stocks)
(Bonds)
,•
$31
PROCEEDS—The
Detroit Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
"While the need for
recovery,
Stock
Cincinnati
"The
bus.nesa
•
•
New York Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
net
that, combined
small
a
Combined
group
one
at
Stock^and Bond Quotations
<
oi
$167,344,000,
of
$437,000.
per common share.
to stockholders
out
quarter
first
T.
year,
SHPX
$3.78
or
William
pointed
offset-the
SEC
,■
u
the
.
half
$4,924,000
earned
In
In This Issue.... ■,
• :t.
■-
year
profit
a
Securities Of¬
—
Securities, Inc., of New York City, on
publicly offered 50,000 shares of 7% non-cumu¬
lative convertible preferred stock
(par $3) and 5,000
shares of common stock
(par one cent), in units of ten
Dec. 22
$251,000. *
fiscal
its
Copy
a
MISCELLANEOUS
-
American Bowling Equipment Corp.
of wholly-
share;
common
ACF
of
$1.25
fered—York
'
year
$495,000 in SHPX.
ACF
INSURANCE
-
non-consolidated
for its fiscal
31)
Price
subsidiaries.
ACF's
net
of
second
INDUSTRIAL
-
.
cents
owned
Inc.—Reports Profit for Quarter—
earnings
the
lor
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
7, N. Y.; Monday, December 29, 1958
Lewis
additional
from /Personal
have purchased 12
Investment
Co. .ot
consumer
finance
Kansas
City,. Mo., .and an
-d'Alene, Idaho.
Donald L. Barnes, President of American Investment Co., stated thatthese 13 <of f ices would -increase -the7 subsidiary consumer ..finance offices
office
'
Loan
Co.
of
Coeur
operated, by American to-492; The-offices in two new-States—Idaho and
Mexico—bring the number of states in which American's sub¬
operate to a total of 37.
/
Approximately $3,500,000 in notes receivable have been added to the
company's assets through tbese-new offices which were purchased -for
/ cash. The. new offices are located-in AtUmta, -Ga.; Albuquerque, N. M.;
p. 2453.
Y "Y •*'
-•
Salt Lake City,
Utah; Coeur d'Alene, Idaho; Tampa, Fla.; Topeka,
Pittsburg and .Kansas City, Kansas; Kansas City, Mo.; and two each
Aluminium Ltd.—-To Reduce Output 10%—in Jacksonville, Fla. and Wichita, Kansas.
Officials of this corporation on Dec. 17 announced that production of
The Lewis organization retained offices which it operates Jo Alabama
primary aluminum at its Canadian smelters will soon be reduoed by
and on the west coast.—V. 188, p. 2637^
»
•' • - •
*
"
about 10%
to an annual rate of approximately 500;000 tons, as com¬
New
sidiaries
•
.
-
■
*'
Aerotec
Corp., Greenwich, Conn.
Developed—
The
—
Silicon Rectifier)
.
.'-
corporation
has
Y
announced
*Y*:'
.
development of
dust precipitators.
successful
lightweight silicon rectifier-for electrical
;
a
small.
»
new
unit was designed in collaboration with General Electric*
engineers and has a far longer service life than;
previously used. Over a ten-year period, operating and replace¬
ment costs of
the silicon rectifier are estimated to be 25%
less
tha«r selenium and 22% .less than tube rectificers. The silicon rectifier is also cheaper to manufacture and will be priced about 29%
below
-The
and
Westinghouse
types
previous
types
marketed by
AeTOtec.
•
pared with a production of 620,000 tons in the peak year of 1956.
The company explained that with adequate inventories in revserve,
the cutback is expected to bring rates of production -into approximate
balance with the current and estimated near-term: volume of sales
of
Canadian
ingot.
-
-.-
-
The
reduction in output will be made early in January at
Quebec.
in
aluminium
It
-.
its plants
p.
1813.
.
-
-
-
American Investors Life Insurance Co. of
reached an agreement to merge the two compa¬
and
the
before last and the Houston -approved 4t on Dee. 19.
is expected" that the power released by. the - cutback
production will be sold and may be reclaifhed for metal
production at any time.—V. 188,
corporation
it was officially announced on Dec. 21.
.The directors of-American Investors approved
nies,
*
in
This
Houston, Texas, have
•
-J
-/
American Investors Derp., Nashville, Tenn.—Merger—-
.
action the week
Despite the aatne
similarity, there has heretofore been_no connection between the flna
American Investors of Nashville is an "$8,000,000 assets financial'
-.
fir
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2738)
Its family of corpora¬
companies. Included are American
Investment Life Insurance Company of Nashville, Tennessee and Ameri¬
can Investment Life Insurance Company of Maryland, Baltimore,
Md.,
financial Life and Casualty Insurance Company, Columbia
S. C.;
Investors Fire Insurance Company, also of Columoia, S. C.
The Nash¬
ville firm also owns Southeastern Fund, of Columbia, S. C., which is
one of
the nation's largest mobile home finance companies, and the
OV'G Corporation, which is a retail sales organization operating in
includes mainly life insurance
tions
which
American Investors Life,
owns
time
the Nashville firm earlier in December that it had reached
agreements with Florida Sun Life Insurance Co. of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.,
by
Dec.
a
director
of
addition
to its main
port, the Beaird
Beaird
Pat
who
has
re¬
organization.
./
,
operates manufacturing facilities in Clinton;
company
St.
■
,
2241.
--y ■■ V"
American Mutual
assets
Total
this
of
increased
Fund
year ended Oct. 31, >1958, rising from $63,768,099
the year to a record high of $94,920,871 at the
1
Dec.
-on
Jonathan
by
the
times
two of American Investors for three of theirs basis and
wiUi American Lite Savings on a one-for-one basis.
The Houston transaction will also be on a one-for-one basis.
One
of the Nashville firm's shares for every one of the Houston firm's.
All three of the transactions are pending approval by the Insurance
During the
the
8,921,330
in
tions
$9,100,000
the
Lovelace,
B.
shareholders. Total
net
held
President,
assets
by
the
at
the Fund
additional
be
*
his
it
certain
in
subsidiaries
American Telephone &
fiscal
annual
3l—
Period End. Oct.
»•••
:■..-•>
.
in
.from
and
.
'
of
Engelharrt
Industries,". Inc.,l-fi
by -Charles W. -Engelhard,
Operating
Operating
expenses.
1950.
Federal
..
Other
,
net assets per share rose from $7.15 for each of ;
shares outstanding at the beginning of the period to '
$8.47 for each of the 11,211,136 shares outstanding at the end. After
adjusting for the capital gains distribution of 42 cents paid during
the year,
this represented an increase of 24.4ft in net asset value
income
___
taxes..
operating taxes..
year
Net
Net
operating income
charges._r._-
8,730,620
after
—V.
188,
2133.
p.
Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
.6,436,717
76,979,203
7 4,523,507 556,093,021
4,785,780
-ft'.
./
.
and Texas. Although the Tennes¬
do nit have to vote cn the moves, the share¬
three firms have to vote on each of their own
firm's shareholders
see
of each
holders
of
the
transactions.
'
The two Florida firms combined with the Nashville firm
,
.
...
„
,
'.
.
gives Ameri¬
Nashville a total of $9,000,000 in assets,
and 4,253,127 shares outstanding in - tr.a hands of about 12,700 stock¬
Corporation
Investors
can
holders in 48 States,
of
insurance
ana
on
the books of about $36,000,000.
of the Houston and Nashville firms will result, it was
American Investors of Nashville ending up with about
$13,600,000 in assets, 5,159,127 shares outstanding distributed among
15,800 shareholders. The total insuranc\at the end of all the transac¬
tions will give the combined American investors holding company a
The
$77,000,000
about
booics\jl
the
on
its
subsidiaries.—V.
188,
of
shares
Life Insurance
Co.
of New
York
Thurber
Cleveland
H.
have
affiliate
Blair,
been
the
of
Blair
Is
Surety
Co.,
of 4he Board of
Chairman
of St.
Co.
American
it
3
announced on Dec,
was
McKell, President.
by William E.
Mr.
Leo P. Dorsey, Harold H. Hammer and Harold S.
elected to the board of directors of this company,
Louis,
the
Vice-President and
a
firm
the
director of
Co. and director of United Cigav-Whelan Stores Corp.
Mr. Dorsey, senior partner of the law firm of Dorsey, Buvk and
Refer, is a director of Seabrook Farms Co., Republic Fireproofing Co.
«md Insureds Facilities
Corp.
*
,
Hammer,
an
Mr. Minor is a Vice-President in charge of the Filth Avenue office
the Manufacturers Trust Co., a director of Gray Manufacturing
Co., Century Circuit, Inc., and
director and Treasurer of CARE,
Standard
v
Financial
Corp.
;j.\»
■*
.v.'
He
Is
a
c
American Machine & Foundry Co.—New Pres. of Unit
L,
President
La.,
Tullis,
world's
distribution
iary
of
formerly Executive Vice-President, has been named
General Manager of the J. B. Beaird Co. of Slirevcport,
and
largest
of
and
systems
American
More-head
manufacturer
compressor
packaged
LP
Machine
Patterson,
AMP
(liquefied
& Foundry
Co.,
Board Chairman.
petroleum)
plants
and
9,831,5.73
Co.,
&
announced
was
by
This
Chairman
and
senior
the
of
member
of
Detroit
2025.
p.
...
long
Already
of
' -ft;/
RKO
The
five
Theatres
from
York
New
Garfinklc,
Henry
the
under
are
further
The
affiliation
coast,
which
of
RKO
located
are
in
The
American
and
modernize
the
of
theatre
markes
its
the
News
Co.,- stated
these
patrons.
Union News
throughout the
entry
into
company
has
now
expanded
its
the
included
are
the
the
that
concessions
The
company's
hospitals,
offices,
the
firm's
.
-
diversified
"in
and
program
to
plant"
activities,
also
"The
owns
but
feeding.
Other
The American Match Co.,
stationery
book
a
and
New
title
and
Puerto
York.
./ft-..ft-:'
insurance
in
34
Rico.—V.
Inc.—Offering
than
division.—V.
food
the
187,
District
2330.*
p.
v
Completed—Mention
AS
OF
SEPT.
30,
1958
indenture
amount
fund
ft
/
-
under
which
obligating
the
the
debentures
7
J
-
.
,
-I
4,822,168 shs. ft
issued
are
retire
to
company
.
'4,500.000
4,500,000
$41+6,000,000 shs.
debentures
of
:
...
(par
provides for
principal
$745,000
each
April 1 and Oct. 1 through April 1, 1977.
Such sinking fund obligations have been satisfied to and
including that
due Oct.
1, 1960.
■'
,",7-'
>.
^
'ft-
400
$240,361
.
unissued
'
company's
stock
shares
option
agreed
offered
issuance
for
\
under
1
*
the
*
7
V
underwriters
to purchase from
the shares
of
reserved
were
plan..
UNDERWRITERS—The
j
below
named
have
severally
the selling stockholder the respective number i;
set forth
as
below;
.
-
,
Shares
,v.
service
subsidiaries
>
companies,
States,
issue of Dec. 15 of the
our
stock
sinking
-a
this
concession
more
r-
features
American News Co. are;
and
Islands
in
operate
shares of
...
Common
.
Company,
country,
theatre
operations
growing
Virgin
1959
for
Savarin
in
tracer
largest
to
CAPITALIZATION
restaurants and gift shops on,-the. New
York State Tliruway, the Kansas Turnpike and the
recently constructed
Connecticut Turnpike.
Bowling alleys and ice rirtks in key centers
also
been
nation's
qualified,
ft.:..
Authorized
Outstanding
debentures, due Oct. 1, 1977____ $25,315,000
$23,061,000
4',{ unsecured notes payable due $900,- ~
; "
000 annually
commencing March 31,
ft ft .ft • ft ft'
-
..dining facilities in 32 states, and also operates, some 1,300 newsstands,
gift stores, book and tobacco shops. :In addition, The Union News Co.
established
Ls
♦338ft
business,
The
not
the
,
of
News Co.,
through
diversified facilities
with
houses
35
state/
offering and sale '
common stock
(par $4) at $22 per v
through Newhard, Cook & Co. and associates.
1 Id,000;
share
and
expand
to
convenience
operates
made in
was
area.
President
way
American
and/ or
to
coast
metropolitan
of
now
the
throughout
of
contract,
year
stands
York
the
sale
of
insurance
company
stocks
company lias beep, licensed to- do business-/
for licensing, lie explained. " Up to
now,
the
has
stock
one
Columbia,
of
vending concessions for
the country.
the concessions by The Union News Co., under a
will become effective Jan.
1,,-1959. in 67 RKO
Theatres
operation
refreshment
State—•:«.
New
prohibit
until
requirements
Anheuser-Busch,
lias been reached between RKO Theatres, a
Industries Corp., and The American News Co.
firm's wholly owned division, The Union News
List
laws
Title
American
term agreement
of
been- licensed to do business in
Board Chairman, announced Dec,
state
the
American Title
of
188,
the
meets
or
Canfield, Paddock <fc Stone, has been elected to
this Fund, it was announced on Dee.- 20 by
President.
Mi-. Thurber is also a director of
board
York
within
Executive
the
Insurance Co.—In N. Y.
"lias
company
Joseph Weintraub,
10.
v--.v" •••.•!>
Granting of the license by the New
yortc
Insurance
Department
not only qualifies the
company to do title insurance business in the
State but also qualifies the stock of the
company-to,-be traded there,
he'pointed out.
7 " ;
;
.''ft"ft"
'ft'"■ 'ftftft:: .-"'ft'-ft
.
and
&
-
to
number
average
the
Ohio,
it
securi-
Title
American
.
of
equivalent
Lovelace,
which the latter
Co., will operate the
gas
subsid¬
a
the
on
sales
on
New
Davis
Miller,
B.
by
has
John
of
subsidiary
plans
investment counselor and an attorney In New York
City, has been associated with the United States Steel Corp., Port
©f New York Authority, and is now Secretary-Treasurer and director
of Allegheny Associates Investment Co.
©f
during
gains
$2,394,264,
was
American News Co.—Unit Awarded RKO Contract—
Staunton
&
Litchfield A;
Madison Ry.
Mr.
share
per
Vice-President
Parke,
advisory
the
Olive
Mount
a
realized
ended
Board—
on
Thurber,
of
law
Jonathan
A
Frank
Coal
just
cents
outstanding
Committee
Four Directors—
em
excluding
year
period. This compares with nel
income of $2,044,948 or 25.6 cents per share on the 7,997,900
average
number of shares outstanding in the fiscal year ending Oct. 31, 1957.
Elects
—
:
.
income,
fiscal
the Detroit Bank & Trust Co.—V.
■
American
Minor
the
for
approximately 24.2
in
of
2637.
p.
ties,
merger
reported,
total
per share.
Net investment
58,305,295
512,038,226
7-V
:
.
,
Commissioners of Florida, Tennessee
*
;-» f $
revenues____
than
opera¬
—
188, ;p.7 2638.—J..
1958—Month—1957:: 2 1958—10 Mos.—1957
:"
■- ><-• ; •;; $
- ;
• $
ft•
$
43,854,353
40,127,067 403,052.932 384,064,948 V
26,983,639
26,817,941 254,846,857 257,287,425 ft
5,624,000
4,912,000
46.411.000
45,720,000
2,516,594
1,960,409
24,81^,872
22,752,228 -
'
***■■■
•
report
more
commenced
.
shares
majority of whose/ outstanding stock is owned'
Board Chairman-.of ..the investment
company.—V.
at the beginning of
close, it was stated
year-end were
when
made
Ltd.
-Stilfontein Gold Mining Co. Ltd. '
additional 35,000 shares of St; Helena, stock and an
of Stilfontein stock.
Such purchases areata
an
42,000.
\
48%—;-
48ft/during. the
over
Helena ^G&ld' Mlries
by purchasing
_
-v..,-
■
Fund, Inc.—Assets Up
>■--;
\.fthas issued, an exemption'order under the
Investment Com*
permitting this company to increase its present holdings in
.The SEC
.
party Act
+
Co., Ltd.—Stock
*'■?>;-
.
.
plant and executive headquarters in Shreve-
Monday, December 29, 1958
.
.
American-South African Investment
Purchases Cleared—
t:
and Stockton, Calif.
Among its other products for the oil. gas
petrochemical industries are
fittings- and piling for off-shore
drilling, rail car tanks, custom vessels, and warehouse steel.—V. 188.
10
a
J.
and
to
6un Life on
succeeds
la.,
Savings Insurance Co., Miami, Fla., for their
the American Life
Beaird
the
a
acquisition by the Nashville firm on an exchange of shares basis.
American investors of Tennessee is exchanging shares with Florida
and
Tullis
Mr.
31,
serving as President since 1939 in%order to devote full
number of other interests. Mr. Beaird willr continue to serve
after
to
In
as
the 21-story American Investors
Building in Houston, Tex., has $4,000,000 in assets, 906,000 shares of
Stock outstanding, and about $31,000,000 of life insurance in force.
Tliis lhird tiansaction in seven days was disclosed after announce¬
ments
signed
p.
ar.d South Carolina.
North
Effective
earlier this year.
which started operations
Urn.
.
of
Newhard,, Cook
for
Reinholdt
The
&
&
Co._
34.000
Gardner
G.
Stix
See
Walker
H.
also
&
V.
&
20,000
i
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.,
Scherck, Richter Co.
located in Zanesville,
p.
1814.
188.
Inc.___:
20,000
20,000
Co
;
10;000
Co.
188,
6,000
*
2453.
p.
.V"
y
Architects Display Buildings, Inc., Mountainside, N. J. j
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
ESTIMATED CORPORATE FINANCING IN
SEC
corporation
covering,$225,000
tures
due
of
at-pai- plus
settlement
other
with
the
*
"
•
•«
•
V,
(
of
the
increase
occurs
in
the
three
weeks
Stocks
This
"
/■'"'.i.
^
corporation
corporation is
-
■
has
sold
$2,000,000 of senior
Co., through Dean
5-Jan.
9_L
$140,000,000
37,511,000
commercial financing concern.—V.
a
International
182,
p.
714.
16-i.
117,000,000
34,397,500
Division—7
on
outside
the
Jan.
Portugal.—V.
187,
2114.
p.
19-Jan. 23.....
63,818,000
Ashley, Drew & Northern Ry.—Partial Redemption—•
108,812,000
-
The
first
has
company
mortgage
made
at
the
5ft
called
bonds
Union
for
redemption
July 1, 1.962
due
National
Bank,
Jan.
on
lr
103ft.
at
next,
186,
,
$147,876,500
'
$449,876,500
This
,
corporation
Bar ties ville,
tario $75. million in debentures
•
•7
.'
$35 million in bonds
and
on
Jan. 20.
Gulf States Utilities
ferreds.
on
Jan. 14, and Southern Natural Gas
General Telephone Co. of Calif, on Jan. 7
in
will be
2470.
p.
with
►
statement
385,027
purchased
-by
187,
Jan.
13
will
each
common
The
company
covering
$100
\
unit
are
{
Phillips Petroleum common/Stock which may be
the plan.
Astrodyne slack is owned 50ft each
North
and
American
-
325.
Dec.
of
and
be
to
.
Aviation,. Inc.
*
of' Los
J
'
'
i
Co., Newark, N. J.—Files With SEC—
on
$250,000
per
ceeds
Jan. 20.
on
Auto Loan
issue
'
*
SEC—
iFile 2-14623> seeking registration' of $1,800,000 V
Employee ?:Savings Plan
to
be
offered
to
Astrodyne, Inc.,
and
its subsidiaries..-together.
to
p.
With
joined with Phillips Petroleum Company, of
filing with the SEC on Dec. 19. 1953, of a
Petroleum
Angeles.—V.
Plan
the
shares of
pursuant
Phillips
Stock
the
of
Participations in
-eligible employees af
on
$10 million in preGovernment Employees Variable Annuity Life Insurance Co. will
raise $7.5 million in shares of
has
Okla.,
registration
Among the larger senior offerings during the Dec. 29-Jan. 23 period
;are: Household Finance $30 million in debentures on Jan.
7; C.I.T. Finan{cial Corp..$75 million in debentures on Jan.
8; Canadian Province of On-
Inc.—Registers
its
of
38
Payment
Ark.^—V.
Little Rock.
'
Astrodyne,
-
r
International Opertaions, which will come into existence on Jan.
1,
will include the operations and
personnel of the present Export Divi->
sion, the Armstrong Panam Corp., the Lancaster staff of the
company's
Foreign Operations, and subsidiaries in Canada, England, Spain and
151,397,500
$302,000,000
;
International
177,511,000
12-Jan.
Total
„
$12,156,000
Jan.
45,000,000
■/.
.
Dec. 19 announced plans for combining all of its
United States into one organization to be known
Operations.
C.
J.
Backstrand,
President,
said
that
Interntaional
Operations
was
being formed as the company's interest in opportunities for ex¬
panding its activities In the world markets continues to grow.
company
activities
as
Total
$12,156,000
Jan.
■
7
for
following the week of the
Capital Demand
Bonds
/
Co., and has commitments from other institu¬
tional investors to purchase for the sale of
$1,000,000 of 7
senior notes and
$1,000,000 of subordinated debentures •
in January.
acquire the amounts shown in the table .below:
2__
.
deben* y
until Dec. 31, 1958, arid
underwriting is involved.
Witter &
The
Dec. 29-Jan.
subordinated
the
Armstrong Co., Inc.—Private Placements Ar-
ranged—The
The securities scheduled to reach the market in each of the four
weeks
■
No
creditors,
Armstrong Cork Co.—Forms
Private
par
18
filed
cumulative
letter
a
of
deferred
notification
debentures
with
be
to
used
for
the
SEC
offered
multiples. thereof, without Underwriting.
The
at
.
pro¬
redemption of outstanding preferred stock and
working capital.
Postponed financing in senior issues still remain
^
-
-
'
•
$217 million.
l$$ue of the Chronicle.
vrr
private demand for capital may be obIn Registration Section" of the Dec. 25th
" "
"
'
(B. T.)
Babbitt, Inc.—Purchases Charles Antell, Inc,—
Marshall
A detailed description of the
tained from the ''Securities Now
.> •
at
•
7
1
:
on
Dec.
22
the
signing
of
this
of
25, ..1958
cash
the assets, trade names and trade
to" purchase Charles Antell, Ltd. of
effective Dec. 31, 1958.
The
the
Charles
use
of
television
Among
Antell
and
radio
Charles
keted
by
Hair
Conditioners,
products,
in
Lanolin
the
the
company
hair
marks
Antell
Liquid
Yums
and
Canada.
one
campaigns
to
are
Shampoos,
Hair
Pops
in
of
of
be
Babbitt firm
Vita
Julius
J.
announced
purchase for
to
Antell, Inc.
The closing is to be
vitamin
1950
the
the
and
most
spectacular
well known
Sprays
"
pioneered
'
decade.
manufactured
the
..
.,
Charles
'
in
products
of
and
jojntly
Babbitt
for
organized
products
saturation
123 year old
Vita
was
corporation
(Baltimore)
Inc.
agreement
an
and
;■
December
S.
Lachner, President
President of Charles Antell,
Rosen,
>
7
....
with
notes to the New York Life Insurance
New Year.
may
notification
to pay in full mortgage judgment and 25ft
company's
J
.
(A. J.)
a
at
interest.-
accrued
of
convertible
offered
corporate iriirposes,— —«—s'
,IJ'
Capital issue figures issued
financing Department
cf"Tte'coWmircial and Financial Chronicle, based on information obtained
from SEC and private
sources, indicated that the market will be asked to
absorb private security
offerings amounting to about $450 million in the
forthcoming four-week period commencing Dec. 29. The preceding fourweek period (Dec. 22-Jan. 16) estimate amounted to
$188 million. Most
letter
a
10-year
be
The proceeds .gr.e" to he used
-
filed
9
6ft
3l, 1968 to
Dec.
thereafter
NEXT FOUR WEEKS
Dec.
on
and
''
•
mar¬
Formula
9"
and
the
Newest
candies.—V.
188,
p.
946.
'
-
/:
Volume 188 ^ Number 580?
■
Basic Products
The
a
the
'.year ago
on
consolida ted
.
months ended
3
pro-forma
a
The ConimerCitil and Financial Chronicle
^.
Corp.—Earnings Show Decline—
reports
company
$402,493 for
:
income
net
Oct.
basis,
including
the
For
the
•
operations; of
,The corporation
Sola
SEC
Electric
Co.," the - company recorderJ profits of $582,859.
On
a
per
share basis the above
earnings were equivalent to 35 cents per share of
common stock for the first fiscal
quarter of 1958 as against 52 cents
for
like
the
Anthony
in
the
period
volunuj;
the
quarter
and
previous
of
reduced
1958
stated
that
adversely
were
selling
covering
offered
at
proceeds
prices.—V.
the
operating
affected
188,
by
results
reduced
of
a
$250,000
wind
tunnel
the
announced
4
Center,
Langley
and
Field,
^Jobn F. Bishop, Manager
the
electronic
of
high-speed
he
said,
unit
the
ptessures
Mr.
wind,
completion
said
Space
of
the
in
monitor
to
the
similar system is being
NASA next Spring.
The
place
such
samples
assembled
was
readied
by
Beckman
tubes
vacuum
President
be
used
of
at
weekend."
the company's
industrial: relations.
.•':'
;
20%
Total
the year's
of
its Canadian
and
Bell
'
Plan.
annual
the year,
and
net. operating
to
the
profits before
subsidiary.-—V. 188,
plan
will
represent
& Howell
Bell
taxes of
1922.
p.
1958—Month—1957
$
Federal
revenues—
expenses,.- 1
income
First
has
$
4,762,000
1.357,127
1,157,483
also
Net
operating income
charges...
14,555,283
13,158,736
5,068,881
188, p.
3.898.134
44.505.300
40,871,937
4,546,669
after
—V.
Tatnall
3.383,361
39,355,640
35,854,217
debentures due Dec. 1, 1973 at 100% and accrued interest
through Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co., made on Dec.
16, was quickly oversubscribed. For details, see V. 188,
2639.
to
stress
research
be
,
creation
at
of
SEC
York
New
&
Gas Corp.—Consent Judgment—
Office
Regional
announced
Dec.
1958,
17,
that
a
permanent injunction had been issued by the USDC, NJ, enjoining
this corporation, Frederick Securities Corp., Fred Kaufman. Paterson
Development Corp., Alex Freeman, and Joseph R. Fleming from further
violations -of the Securities Act registration requirements in the offer
and
p.
sale
of
stock
common
622.
Franklin
Ben
of
Oil
Gas
Corp.—V.
186,
Avenue
de
its
la
;
testing
Tatnall
•
*
.
,
by
Dr.
Felix
Zandinan,
a
Canada,
Australia
with
headquarters
activities
of
railway
V.
188,
and
with
those
and
cars
2454.
p.
other
The
Division
In
of the
Budd
also
products
Philadelphia,
parent
conducts
throughout
•'
%;'V
Industries,
.
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
;
export
the
the
principal
rendered
and
for
in
after
Oct,
sufficient
9%
to
the
of
for
1,
Into
common
converted
$2,350,558
conversion;
1965.
The
of
prior
have
to
the
been
and
$20
debentures
if
time
industry,
entitled
are
to
.
be
corporation
in
is
the
largest
Delaware
in
company
Feb.
on
textiles.
Of
'
distributed
are
consolidated
•
D.
Simon
cf
Den
Board.
the
Uyl,
W.
President.—V.
becomes
Borman
187,
p.
Stores, Inc., Detroit, Mich.
—
Registers
Offering and Secondary With SEC—
This
SEC
corporation
Dec.
on
filed
24
statement
with
the
Hug-
of common stock.
Of this stock, 304,900
public sale by the present holders thereof
and the remaining 100,000 by the issuing company.
The public offer¬
ing price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Shields & Co. is listed as
the principal underwriter.
covering
shares
According
offered
be
the
to
in
markets
shares
404.900
to
are
prospectus,
Six
1958.
for
more
the
opened
company
under
are
half
of
The
1959.
Corporation
15Va
is
which
expected
leased
with
for
a
present
during
from
building
new
be
American
thereon
completed
by March 1,
of the 100.000
Motors
which
is
company
1959.
The
be
added
its general
to
tional inventory
from
its
and equipment
prom,
3*e%
prom,
107tli
quarterly
report
revealed
these
other
record
share
Jan.
year
peak,
net
with
compared
3—An
31,
value
of $16.74.
fiscal
an
year-end.
increase of some 15% over the
July 31, the net asset value
On
$15.89.
2—Total
a
assets
of
$179,161,937, a new quarter-end high, as
$164,954,447
three months earlier and $135,428,585
ago.
Cumulative
from 30,924
in
the
number
at the end of
of
shareholders
to
the previous quarter
31,776,
a
new
and 29,047 last
outstanding rose to 10,701,456 from 10,382,755
on July 31
and 9,298,108 on Oct. 31 a year ago.
In his letter to shareholders,
Henry T. Vance, President, said the
asset
value, when properly adjusted for a capital gains payout of
80c
last February,
reflects the highest quarter-end per share price
in the history of the Fund.
that
noted
investment
in
additional
total
creases
—V.
the
over
for
of
shareholders
Fund
shares
payments
retail
trade
17,051,675
1972—»
1,
Nov.
35,000,000
15,000,000
1,
1958-
stock
in
6,219,970
stock
Pref,
in series
Common
IThe
issuable
(par $100)
second
stock
390,295 shs.
the
60.948 shs.
*12,500,000 shs.
371,829
5.4%
188,
shares
subordinated
issuance
for
tures.—V.
8,519,691 shs.
reserved for Issuance upon con¬
debentures
and
1,581,872 sharest
conversion
upon
of Oct. 1,
subordinated
as
4 W'/o
of
subordinated
deben¬
2350.
p.
Security
Title
Pacific
Title
the
the
dividends
who
have
maintained
by accepting the capital
current dividend payment
gains
of
Co.
Insurance
—
Proposed
Insurance
Co.
their
full
distribution
13c
as
well
as
fiscal year to date represent substantial in¬
paid in the corresponding periods last year.
187y p. 2903.
p.
2454,
145
verted
convertible
ate
shares
on
or
$1,000
at
before
bond
adjustment
upon
into
for each $1,000
thereafter
if
the rate
Nov.
1,
of
1963;
converted
before
or
on
happening
the
common
stock
at
the
conversion
of
certain
Nov. 1,
events.
1968,
subject
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds of the bond issue will be applied to the
necessary to repay the company's bank loans
($3,590,000 at
1958).
The company's working capital was used to bring
Bay Mine into production which required bank borrowings to
complete the construction and to provide more working capital lor
tiie
company.
The remainder will be used for corporate purposes,
30,
Cedar
including commencement
for
which
Henderson
does
to
not
utilize
it
will
ore
include
the
a
of
to
mill
present
the
at
mill.
Henderson ore body,
of bringing tlio
This sum
Henderson
site since
it is
planned
balance of. funds needed to do this
development
adequate.
be
body
—
/
;
Notes Sold Privately
.
;•••
—
is one of the largest domestic processors of soybeans
manufacturer
and distributor of commercial feeds
for livestock and poultry.
In addition the Com¬
form
and
complete
distributes
company
Deo.
on
mixed
ready
feeds
for
Feed products are sold under the "Master Mix"
19
retail and whole¬
southern states.
reported net sales of $65,428,983 and net
Co.—Stock
Aircraft
Withdrawn
From
Pacific
has
SEC
granted
from
stock
an
application of this company to withdraw
listing and registration on the Pacific Coast
the small volume
registered on the
filed on Dec. 19 a registration statement with the
Exchange Commission covering a proved offering of
principal amount ol' its convertible subordinate debentures
company
and
15,
duo Jan.
Subject
1984.
registration
the
to
statement
becoming effective,
It Is
ex¬
about Jan, 29,
the
of
Goldman, Sachs &; Co. will head the underwriters
1959.
unsubscribed debentures.-
The
of
the
estimated
cost
producing-^tage is $2,000,000.
the
The
to
Sept.
to repay short-term notes payable to
with the company's capital expenditures. The
1958,
30,
banks
and
remainder
proceeds will be added to the generaLfunds of the company and
be available for general corporate purposes, including additional
the
working capital and futuro capital expenditures.
Among
the major capital
expenditure projects which have been
authorized by the board of directors are the investment in a company
now
erecting a pulp mill in Brazil; the completion of & new paper
machine at Canton, N, C.; the construction of a new general office
building at Hamilton, Ohio; and the rebuilding and improvement of
existing
pulp
fiscal
and
paper
$10,000,000
had
substantially
net
production
will aggregate
facilities. It is anticipated that
approximately $5(1,000,000 for the
ending March 31,
I960, of which, approximately
been expended at Sept. 30, 1958.
It is expected that
years
all
of
the
funds so
required will be provided from the
and from future opecra-
proceeds from the sale of the debentures
tions
of
the
company.—V.
188,
p.
2140.
to
extent
Sept.
•
pected that stockholders of record on or about Jan. 14. 1959, will have
the right to subscribe to $100 principal amount of the debentures for
each 22 shares then held.
The rights are expected to expire on or
two
bond if converted on or before May
120 shares per $1,000 bond if con¬
thereafter at the rate of 100 shares
Champion Spark Plug; Co.—Earnings—
24 announced consolidated
ended Sept. 30, 1958.
The company on Nov.
for
the
nine
months
results of operations
amounted to $23,442,980. After
income taxes totaling $12,010,563, net income was $11,432,417, or the
equivalent of $1.89 per share, based on the 6,064,360 shares of $1%
par value common stock outstanding.
Prior to the public offering last September of 827,400 shares sold
for the account of certain selling stockholders, the company's stock
was
closely held.
For this reason, comparative figures for the first
Net
nine
earnings before
months
of
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1957
taxes on income
are
not
available.—V.
188,
p.
1043.
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D^8eibert, Edltor and Publisher;
WM*»m Dana Selbert, President.
Published twice a week f every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday % Other Offices: 136 S; La Salle SjJect, Cnicago^, Iilinan
(Telephone STate^2-0613); Copyright 1958 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second c&ss matter February 25, 1942, at the post offlca at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3, 1879.- Suaaenpueea
In United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $65.00
per year; In Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year. Other Countries. $72.00 oer rear
NOTE:
On
account of
the
fluctuations
In
the
rats
of
exchangs,
remittance
for
foreign
subscriptions
.
more
capital expenditures
The offering was reported to be all spoken for.
bonds
leading
$20,036,400
will
(Canada)—Bonds
Co., New York City, and W. C. Pitfield &
Co., Ltd., Montreal, Canada, on Dec. 23 offered publicly
$5,000,000 6% first mortgage- convertible sinking fund
bonds, due Nov. 1, 1968, at 100% and accrued interest.
1961;
and
Soya Co., Inc.
common
The
of
188,
►
operating systems and- -utilization of operating
timely management information.—V. 188,
present
in connection
below.—V.
;
in
processed
proceeds of the sale of the debentures will be used to repay
$12,000,000 of outstanding bank loans which were Incurred subsequent
Sold—Allen &
The
locations-are
Net
Campbell Chibougamau Mines, Ltd.
1,
Canadian
■
Securities
.
.
$1)
"Includes
of
reserved
and
Champion Paper & Fibre Co.—Registers With SEC-—
223,000 shs.
promissory notes were surrendered
1958, in exchange for an equal principal amount of 5.4%
version
S.
Exchange (effective Dec. 31, 1958), due to
of
trading therein.
The stock remains listed and
New York Stock Exchange.—V. 187, p.
1203.
120,000 shs.
stock
preference
(par
The
its
35,160 shs.
—
subordinated
debentures.
U.
107,950 shs.
*
;
,
oh "
operations. Ther new Univac will
operations, that are to be introduced-
Stock
206,000 shs.
In scries
stk.
1,200,000
$100)
(par
series
4%%
of
Cessna
30,000,000
0,219,970
-
Coast Exchange—
7,900,000
30,000,000
in"
F,
•
,
*
1,200,000
25,000,000
.
profits of $f,526,939 for the three months ended Nov. 30. 1958, comfrayed" ith &30*39dr676 *md $.!>43,5Q4 lor the same period last year. The
latest earnings amounted to $1.15 per share "on.^lrt333,-2'7S> shares out¬
standing.
For the comparable quarter last year net profits were 85
cents per share on 1,110,481 shares outstanding.-—V. 188, p* 1821.
'
15,000,0«0
30,000,000
additional
aiv
current
by over 2,300 dealers and 20 company-operated
outlets* located in 34 eastern,
inidwesterh and
sale
•
Outstanding
17,051,675
:
preferred
4%
all
manufactures
label
Hie
$17,000,000
-
of
a
for
company
a
pany
through
30,000,000
3% %
preferred stock
pfd. stock (par $100) issuable
4.20%
preferred stock
per
The number of shares
He
due
preferred
Issuable
rate of
increase
year.
in
Nov.
indebtedness
Sundry
Installation
time,
livestock and poultry.
products
commis¬
1975
1,
_
quarterly high in sales was registered by this Fund,
than $6,500,000 was invested in shares of the large balanced
per
at
at
sales,
1960-70
May 1, 1962
514 % prom, notes due Sept.-1, 1962-78
4'4% sub. debs., due Oct. 1, 1975-
See
achievements:
1—A
other
by
2,000,000
include' order
concentrate
-
all-time
Fund's
$14.51
due
California
when more
stood
the
to
in
fabrics,Al%
woven
follows;
$3,000,000
,
additional
on
for "better
and
1958,
J
fund.
<
1,
Mar.
notes due Oct.
note
handle
present
records
The
trade
year
yarn
synthetic
due
note
authorized-.the
1821.
every
Merger May Be Contested—
Boston Fund Inc.—Sales at New High—
The
notes due
prom,
i—•
—_"
Ltd
Co.,
the
and
as
This
company announced on Dec. 22 that it has completed
negotiations to borrow $9,000,000 from institutional in¬
vestors on its 5% promissory notes due in 1976. A por¬
tion of the proceeds will be used to retire $1,800,000 of
existing long-term debt, and the remainder will be used'
for general corporate purposes.
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
and Blyth & Co., Inc., acted for the company in arrang¬
ing for the financing.
■,<
.
fiscal
working capital funds and from cash generated from
present
new
prom,
sub.
3.9%
operations.
A
and
are
■
Central
present
the
.
the
Sept* 1, 1959„ $17,000,000
prom, note due Mar. 1, 1960-6735,000,000
%
5.4%
notes
net
its sale
common shares
funds and will be available for the addi¬
required by the new stores and ware¬
house, for additional
working capital
and
other general corporate
purposes, including the repayment of short term bank loans the pro¬
ceeds of which were used for such purposes and which amounted to
$500,000 at Nov. 1, 1958.
The company intends to meet the cost of
its
calendar
1959
store
opening program from such
net
proceeds,
to
proceeds
will
the company from
super
completion
plans con¬
the second
the offices and warehouse of the
as
to
also
iand
of
acres
being remodeled for use
and
has
company
seven
construction
during the first half of 1959, and the company's
template that an additional six will be opened
cotton
them
progressive basis during the next five years.
major electronic data processing activities at
processing, Inventory record keeping, bill¬
ing, sales accounting and reporting lor the three abrasive divisions of
the ccmpany." Also included are salaried payroll for .-all .United States
personnel of the company and all hourly payroll for Niagara Falls
plants and the plant at Logan, Ohio. Property accounting and depre¬
p.
the textile
as the out¬
virtually
Authorized
prom,
2:U%
&
underwriters
several
each of
by
;
Pitfield
have
system
extension
E.
CAPITALIZATIQN AS AT* SEPT.' 27,"' l9S8^
3
registration
a
includes
finishing services and distribution
subsidiary, Ely & Walker, Inc.
"its
Kuhn,
3Vi%
Food
which
sion
President, has been elected Chairman
formerly Executive
Vice-President,
1310.
formerly
Terry
services
•
to
In
sales
net
by
and
Cbrp.—New President—
the
system.
In addition;. the computer is used' by the Research &•
Development Division for scientific and engineering problems.
With the installation of additional equipment there will be further-
102.97%
G.
15, 1937,
1923 by J. Spencer Love,
longer established lines.
corporation's products
1968/
1,
the
With an accelerated trend toward diversification in the
past
eight years, the corporation is today an important producer of woolens
and worsteds,
apparel fabrics, domestic cottons such as sheets and
pillowcases, plastics and plastic coated fabrics, automotive fabrics,
fiberglas fabrics and specially blended lightweight suitings in addition
uses
to
the
ciation
%
Formerly known primarily as a weaver of rayon and acetate fabrics,
corporation beginning about 1940 broadened its operations, directly
and through subsidiaries,
to include the manufacture of hosiery, spun
yarn fabrics, tricot knit goods, high-style cottons and other types of
its
Nov.
V'""'
of
purchased
Co
&
C.
Carborundum
the
The
be
Rand
the
data
of
of a business started in
Chairman of the Board, and associates.
that
to
,
growth
to
bonds
directors
used
into
■At
and1 sur-'
,
.
,
proceeds will go to the Estate
other selling stockholders.
incorporated
was
of
"
-
names
3-shift schedule to'handle
a
thereafter, but'
a
sinking fund,
net
BUSINESS—The
due
of
was
.
debentures,
presented
converted
amount
and
bonds
fund
$5,000,000
Univac I at. its electronic data processing center
Falls, N. Y„ it was announced on Dec. 3 "by Clinton
Robinson, President.
V
Mr. Robinson said Carborundum's present Univac I ia operating
stock, unless previously
prior to maturity.
r
'
.The debentures are also redeemable at
prices ranging from
to
100%, together, in each case, with accrued interest.
deceased,
against
Niagara
by April 1 in each year, commencing with 1906,*
principal amount outstanding on Oct. 1, 1965, aggre¬
such
319,742 shs'.»
issuance
sinking
'
■
...
for
Quebec
-
Allen
Sperry
retire
total
share
188,. p. 2134.
-The
.
conversion; thereafter $19 If converted prior to the time '
the principal amount of $4,701,116 have
been-presented
surrendered
not
of
amount
;
.
Carborundum Co.—To Add New Univac—
Offered—
on
if
.
649,678
3,536,925 shs.:
'
: r\.j
world.—
1
$18
IT, 1958.
W.
~V.
sales
■
Inc.—Debentures
convertible
are
649,678
present
••
(convertible through Oct. 1, 1965) at 96.5%, plus accrued
interest. The offering was oversubscribed.
>
follows:
"
the
amounts
Dec. 23 publicly offered $5,588,400 of 5.4% subordinated debentures due Oct. 1,1975
as
been
>
:
Incorporated on March 10, 1950, by
Mining Companies Act, and since
engaged in the exploration and'development of.
contain copper-gold deposits together with some
the
UNDERWRITERS—The
,
company.,
•
Burlington
:
•..
.
pur-
reserved
convertible
which
$5,000,000
i '
...
and
to
per
.
3
—.i,-.——4—.^,:
company
currently
Brazil.
$4
shares
under
has
date
at
I960—,
mortgage
: >.'■> %
.
*5,000,000 shs.
warrants
stock
1,
Patent
March
y'.-
;
.
is
•
*
Outstanding V
't ' /.'
..
-/
v*,
holdings of the company Include three original groups
Chibougamau area—one at Cedar Bay, -McKenzie Township;
one
at Merrill Island, Obalskl Township; and one at Boufbeau Lakc,
MeKonzie Township.
In addition the company holds other claims in
the Townships of Obalski, Lemoine, McKenzie and Roy.to the Chibou¬
gamau
area.
Production to the present has come entirely from the.
Merrill
Island
Group except for ore produced from the Cedar Bay
Group,
the production of which was first: treated ih the mill on
in
aviation, railroads, atomic »•'
structures and; transducer
as:
developed
Division,
Division
of
$1
(par
for
.
■_
FINANCING
$5,000,000
repayable.
periods
:
725.000
properties
The
processes '
Measuring1
Bufra will .be PhotoStress, a
analysis process. PhotoStress.
by
concrete
.
of
by
approximately 71% was represented by sales of
hosiery and other knitted products aiid 18%
'
.
Aluminum & Brass
Bohn
Dec.
;
PRESENT
.
1968
1,
over
„r;
sinking
Central : Mortgage
Corporation
common
first
such
Bufra *(Butid;%
10
fabrics.
The
-
Nov.
shares
^Includes
Letters
.
2
and
fields
or
line
a
produced
sold
detection,
scientist.
International
the
Europe
and
diverse
hv such
PROCEEDS—The
Ben Franklin Oil
*•
6%
1958. /% ?
May,
by
before
tor
performing such coordinating'
activities between Budd and a number of
leading European automobile
manufacturers and body suppliers and
railway car builders in Europe,
2026.
Belock Instrument Corp.—Debentures Sold—The pub¬
lic offering of $1,000,000 5%% convertible subordinate
In
convertible
,
TO
IV, Authorized
•
silver. ;v
Budd- subsidiary.
a
Budd's "International
will coordinate Bufra's
gins,
p.
lloor
due
reserved
cliase
Milprint,
one
EFFECT
years;
Housing
Shares
-
headquarters
Western
developed
product
uses
with
welding, casting, steel
applications. The process
was"
gating 90%
Net
structure.
1957, was completed
announced
chergy,
debentures
$
31,598,924 309,168,032 297,961,153
23,134,107 209,159,792 207,491,545
3,409.200
40,947,657
36,438,935
21.232,792
taxes.
operating taxes.
the
15
Common
France.
In
being
photoelastic
wide
17,
market
Tatnall
unique
in
1958—10 Mos.—1957
$
32,420,800
_
will
2
subsidiary
Paris
The debentures
*
Period End. Oct. 31—
of
co-owners
■
r
GIVING
i
installments
to
•
$300,000
new
~
^
:..*
bonds
by
Loaned
its
Subsidiary Acquired in Paris—
Dec.
on
new
Armec,
redeemed,,
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—Earnings—
Operating
Operating
Other
holiday can
to provide a "long
...
contributions
company
Systems Co.,
'
is part of the company's Profit Sharing
1958
are
fund
.
dedicated
24
'*•:
-
Housing loans 4%%., secured,
;
machines
The
"floating"
usually
V\ *
■The annual Chrisrmas bonus
Retirement
The
time throughout
any
:
-
first: mortgage
;
.
Associates,
Co.—New
Bufra
to
second and
for delivery to
regular paid "floating"
by W. L. Johnson, Vice-
announced
was
•
6%.
:
Milwaukee, Wis. —New
Nov.
on
building, started in April,
The
a
-This company's employees received Christmas bonuses amounting to
approximately $380,000 in holiday cheeks distributed on Dec. 11 and
12.
V
;
'
'-They: will also receive an added "bonus" of a four-day Christmas
by utilizing
Friday, Dec. 26, it
firm
borrowings.
CAPITALIZATION
•
•
185,
\
studio.
Grande
completion of the installation of a
processing system at the Columbus, Ohip,
achieved
of
one
Stevens
France), "a
modules
Dec.
on
•
The
North Wilson Drive, Milwaukee, Wis.'
*/
the three-story building. North American Life &
the nation's major insurance companies,
and
occupy
Co.,
Budd
operation,
temperatures,
Co.—Employees Receive Bonus—
holiday
bank
be
to
Y.-
BUSINESS—The
electronic data
plant .of North American. Aviation, Inc.. for use in wind-tunnel testing
the A3J Vigilante, the Navy's new all-weather attack
airplane.—V. 188. p. 1515.
weekend
N.
working'capital;—V.
nationally-known packaging manufacturer, occupies
.The
second.
Systems
4001
at
firms
art
series
a
standard
conventional
of
its
;
In
as
per
from
Inc.,
of
Bell
and
with, the
debenture
York,
~'
center
Brocks
announced
high-speed
notification
New
2'
'
Associates,
design
Three
•
corporation alsso
of
convertible
& Co.,
said
from
installation.
NASA
3*000
of
Stevens
industrial
Casualty
Re¬
/;
Division,
data
pcmiit continuous operational reliability. 'He indicated
I
Langley
Systems
test
information
test
rate
the system
transistors
Administration's
the Beckman
at
the
at
;
'
design
installation
Va.
of
used
record
can
flows
employ
be
tunnels
system
and
Bishop
which
will
15-year
Center—
2639.
p.
data
processing system designed to speed
supersonic aircraft and missile structures at
of
Aeronautics
are
Brooks
electronic
testing
National
search
Dec.
on
a-letter
filed
19
of .6%,
per .unit, through Sano
to be used for expansion
sales
Beckman Instruments, Inc.—Installs Processing
Systems
company
Dec.
on
$200,000
$500
539.
p.
This
The
.
year.
Wening,- President,
von
first
arc "expected
to - be" provided from other resources of ;the company,
■Including normal cashflow, from. "its operations.
Should additional
funds be required- it is anticipated that these will be obtained'from
;
With
of
period
same
Brookridge Development Corp., Brooklyn, -N. Y.—Files
Securities and Exchange Commission—- . j V
:
air charges
after
31,; 1958.
and advertisements must be mads In New York funis-
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2740)
Chemical
•
The
Manufacturing" Co.—Sale—
Paper
Packaging
Standard
See
below.—V.
Corp.
140,
!n
and
costs
damage to rolling stock
at Chicago, III., on Dec. 10 by
press
this
clack'
of
stock
and
costs,"
freight
electric
on
and
said.
he
exclusive
U.
rights
manufacturing
S.
to
lease
under
has .been
Louisville-Nashville
RR.—V.
shares
the
to
188,
Northern
Great
2350.
p.
"
.
Chicago & North Western Ry.—To Sell Equipments—
( The company will up to noon (CST) on Jan. 6 receive bids for the*
purchase from it of $3,300,000 equipment trust certificates.—V. 188,
2040.
'
.
the New
on
Stock
York
Exchange
to exceed
(not
underwriting is involved.
piooeeds are to be employed to buy company's
account of eligible employees.—V. 183. p. 2895.
aggregate
an
No
.
mortgage
Stock
tlie-
for
1958
1
&
Santa Fe, N. M., on Oct. 27 publicly1
offered 300,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) at
$1 per share on a best-efforts basis,
other
and
Co.,
-The
PROCEEDS
net
will
proceeds
be
for
used
working
stock
payable
Dec,
on
also
188..p.
;
V.
$i45,000.000
I960;
2640.
Debentures—
Adams.St.-' Chicago
90, 111.,
»
of approximately- $560,«
follows: $110,000.000-In 1959; $130,»
and $175,000,000 in 1962/ See
as
.
1961:
in
*
'
,
.
.'/"
.
*
J
"
Product—
Diesel- Electric -Corp.—New
Consolidated
,
I
'consolidated Controls Corp..
a subsidiary, has developed a line ot ~
unique, precision compression springs for apolication in all cases where * conventional springs prove inadequate.
*
XXX V »
,*Designed expressly to meet the precision requirements of instrument"
and control designers, the new springs are manufactured in-two basioi
classes, identified Us
the ^"Herringbone"* and "Gimbal;" for-"- whicfc <
patents are h
pending".
/' ■ '*/'/ 'XX-. ;/> X ■■■•(■ 'xX.v>X' -*
XX
-X
The -newly
devekq/ed precision compression springs represent the
latest addition to an established. product line of missile, (aircraft aind y
nuclear power
Controls
V.
Corp.
188,
plant controls and components produced, by Consolidated
at ftif. Bethel, Conn.,-and Ingle wood, Cnlil., / plants.-—
2640.",
p.
>
•,:.vy^
..
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc.—Registers,
:
Securities
With
/• This
and
Exchange Commission— X
x
r
,
registration statement-with the SEC on Dec.i
debentures due 1973. Than
company proposes to offer the debentures for subscription by common •
stockholders of record Jan. 26,
1959, at- the rate of $100 of deben-^
lures .for each
25 shares then held.
The subscription price is to ba v
.
,
23,
X'"X
»
property-additions,
in
shares
holders of - record on
offered will be issued
and.stock
to receive
to
1958
22,
As the shares of common stock now
1958.
for
Co.—Bids
period..^959 1962 calls for expenditures
for
.
common
Edison
up
OOO.QOC
.
subsequent to the record date for the December,. 1958 cash
dividends, the plirchasers of such shares will not be eligible
these dividends.
' V
bids
000,000
stock dividend declared by the company on Nov.
Dec, 22, 1958 to stockholders of record on Dec. 1,
w
4
payable on
underwriting. The proceeds are to* be used for r
working capital.—V. 183, p. 1472.
lor
for ultimate application toward the cost of property additions
improvements,. The company's construction program for the four«
year
1
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,
-
DIVIDENDS—Regular quarterly cash dividends! have been paid by the
company on the common stock since May, 1953 and have been paid at
the quarterly rate of 7',a
cents per share since December, 1955., A
dividend of 7'a cents per sliare was declared on Nov. 6? 1958,'payable
on Dec. 22, 1958 to holders of record as of Dec,
1, 1958. ^ In addition,
in 1955, 1956 and 1957, the cofnpany paid a '5^
dividend in common
stock.
On Nov. 6, 1958, the company declared a further 5(X dividend
Doc. 1,
—Watson
amount,
additional shares !,
44,820
estimated
.
to 10:30 a.m. (CSTj on Jan. 13 for the purchase-' from
$20,000,000 sinking fund debentures due Jan. 1, 2009. /
proceeds of the sale of the debentures. will be added to working
Net
and
^
63,467
exercised for the purchase of
including an
and
J
*
SEC—
With
capital
;
5Ye
a
and
Commonwealth
'itf of
^Assuming that tliere arc no "subsequent offerings." If such, subscqiient offerings do occur, tne number, of shares subject1, to warrantscould be reduced to a minimum of zero, and the number, of shares of
common stock outstanding could be increased to a maximum
of 1,038,*;
4S7 share, discarding the tractidnal shim*.-:
_=
stock
/„
Ilialeah, Fl'a.—Files
The-company will at Room 1820, 72 West
Xj
common
equipment
receive
mill,
bowl
one
.
debt (limit the aggregate
1 iyi ,
*"
/ s
£Tlie provisions .of certain funded
of permissible borrowing,
X.,
Jit
Cinemark II Productions, Inc.—Common Stock Offered
,
five scows,
by
secured
,
reactor.
power
'
;
each .without,
$100
-
.
$233,893
payable, and
mortgage
estate
payable
notes
of
\R-X XX
y
1
-X
" f
17,359r«hSi" ;yS16t396^i, shs.
2,500,000 shs.
1.004,659 shs.
real
$225,000
ol
^
new
value)
par
will par-
company
water
corporation on Dec. 12 filed a letter of( notification with the
SEC covering $44,700 of 8X 15-year debentures to be offered in units
-■
on
443.
p.
pressurized
of
type
jf 17,362 shs.
ol
(expire
advanced
an
The
458,893
prime crusher, 12 trucks and eight tug boats.
1958.
on'Dec.. 18 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
Covering an undetermined number ox shares of common stock (par $8)
to be
offered to certain employees through payroll deductions at tlie':.
The
stock
of
Comfort-Craft, Inc.,
2,200,000
11,
which the
in
association with the Stone & Webster: Engineering Corp., y1'.
in
study
a
—V.' 188,
.
on
purchase
for
common
pAssuming warrants are
The company
of $300,000.1
of
resulting from
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co.—Files With SEC—
market
2,500,000
79,807 shs.V
31, 19661_
Common stock ($1
is
$5;67&,000
1963
warrants
shares
6,
1
31,
<expire
Another" recent AEC project,
•
to X 1 ieipate
Outstanding
$5,775,000
1967
boiling water,type—at the National Reactor Testing* Station-in ~
—a
PRESENT, FINANCING
TO
EFFECT
1,
stock
common
Dec.
of
'
•'
.
of
Ten-year
one
the v.
and
Ry.
Dec.
chattel
the
patented .system • from 'H. A, Schlatter AG., Well-known Swiss producer
of resistance
welding machines, a year and a half ago. The firstAmerican-built system has been sold to the Southern Pacific RR. and 1
another
June
due
notes
"Consists
.uXXX (X-X
.
obtained
Chemotrou
p.
GIVING
s
Energy CommisMon for the operation of. the-Army Low-Power-Reactor
.
Idaho.
•
.
subordinated notes due July 1, 1967
"Sundry indebtedness
*-*.
Five-year
warrants
for
purchase
of
"removes1 the lust
S.
bolted rail Joints causing damage to rolling
resulting in high maintenance and replacement
wheels
train
U.
the
was
X:/;
-
to
0'/
■
VX/'Vautomatic
first
the
of
manufactured in
senior
5',;
rail-welding system to
barrier to large-scale
railroad
adoption of continuous-welded rail,"- said Robert A. Baev,
head of the Hail welding department of Chemetron's National Cylinder :
Gas Division.
■■ " ? 'V;'-1:
•'
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..x*,
"This low-cost, high-speed development spells doom for the 'elieketyIntroduction
;
proceeds
Authorized
and
of
reduction
to the
freight was shown
corporation.
be
net
railroads
maintenance
:
.
CAPITALIZATION
rail-welding system that the company believes may save
millions of dollars annually in track installation and
new
S.
warrants
the company are to ,be used
working capital and used for general corporate purposes.,
increase
Corp.—New Rail-Welding System—
Chemetron
A
the
Of
Vi
PROCEEDS—The
U.
price
subscription
adjusted
<t«oio
5>0.yi«- per snare.
3034.
p,
Monday, December 29, 1958
.
company
filed
a
covering $59,778,600 of convertible
1958,
BUSINESS—Company was incorporated in New York- on Sept. 11,Its principal executive offices are located at 1740 Broadway, New":
19. N.Y.
*■
XX
•
' X/;
•.
X;;
XvV
100X of principal amount of the debentures.
Morgan- Stanley & Co.
The comjxany and its 34 subsidiaries furnishes builders and construe-and The First 'Boston Corp. are listed as the principal underwriters;
tlon contractors in the New York metropolitan area with, ready-mixed
and the underwriting terms'are
to be supplied by amendment. ; " f: ;
concrete, and with components thereof such as sand gravel, cement.*
Net proceeds of the sale of the debentures will be applied. (l.»
the .i
grit, crushed stone and cinders, and variousdry mixtures of such:
payment of short term bank notes of approximately $51,000,000 issued
components.
It operates
gravel and sand pits, concrete
plants,*: a
in connection* with the interim financing of the company's construc¬
recently completed cement plant, Ihnestorie quarry, docks, a shilipyard, >
tion program and' (2)
the balance, together, with cash to be received
tug boats, scows, barges, dump trucks,,, concrete mixer trucks,
and
storage and other facilities related to the foregoing operations.—V.* 188,: '; oh conversions, toward payment for additions- Ur utility plant.on.,and
1). 2243.
:y
•
after Nov. 1,-1958. The. current construction program of the company
X
'
i.
and its subsidiaries
(including"the proposed acquisition .of the NewX
York City power plant's)
will involve expenditures., estimated at apColonial Stores, Inc.—Earnings, Show Decline— x
■"'proximately $l.t)06.600.000 for .the years. 1959 through 1963.—V. 188, <
Joseph Seitz, President, on Dec. 17 Indicated that ,this chain's • 1958 . X 2244
sales
would -hold
approximately to
1957 levels, but% that v earningsX.. X
•••"*"/';' •' y
.
.4:<•
1911.
York
capital!
corporate purposes.
.
.
.
BUSINESS—Corporation was organized in New Mexico on April 7,'
1958, with its principal place of business located
at 937 Acequia
Madre Rd., Santa Fe, N. M., and with its registered office located at
Suite
203,
rated
for
Bokum
the
television
Bldg.,
Santa
film
N.
Fe,
M.
The
hieorpo-!
is
company
of engaging in the motion picture
primary purpose
and
production
■
and.
business.
'
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
EFFECT TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
stock
Common
—V.
188,
(par
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
cents).
10
•
673,900 SllS.
'
146.
p.
1 Clary C«rp*—Sales of International Division Up—
The
corporation's International Division
the first 10 months of 1958 despite
during
increased
its
might
to
36 (X
sales
recession gripping free
Europe, Joseph M. Klein, division head,- feportt'd on Nov. 28.
"This is
the
same
pattern followed by Clary Corporation itself, >
which
increased
its sales
and
earnings the first nine months this.
year in opposition to the U. S. recession," Mr. Klein pointed out.
Ho said International
Division sales through October,
1958, were'
$1,530,000 as compared to $1,125,000 in the first
10 months
last;
a
The 1957 figures In turn
Mr.
'
were
a
40',»
improvement
-
,.
anticipates an even better year in 1959, as the company'
h,as introduced its electronic Transactors for department store autoniatjon in Canada, Japan and Europe, and will begin marketing its nev."
$15,000 Electronic Computation Machine in those areas the first of
the
year
The stockholders
The change
of
«n^u/,v J-)'Vna,u*cs
000
from
Co,,
Paul
ported
the
J.
Dec.
on
The
Missile
Division
President
the
of
calling
servo-actuators
and
ational
missile
guided
for
valves
delivery
for
use
which
for
during
the
on
1959.
Mocks
said,—V.
188,
cover
Corporal,
Firestone
is
re¬
for
program
Aircraft
seven '
the
Corp.—Stock
Offered—Mallory Se-'
curilies, Inc., New York City, on Dec. 19 publicly offered
as
a
speculation a total of 383,492 Shares of common.,
stock (par 10 cents) at 75 cents per share.
"PROCEEDScapital
for
The
the
net
proceeds
company's
to
are
aircraft
be
and
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
v
„
Common
Real
stock
estate,
-1,
(10
xx
,
.
...
cents
mortgage
•
-
transfer
(due
mortgage
(due
•
21,650
10,500
1958)
3,500
The
"
corporation
ofganized
was
f"rth®r
r!? nAV
SSlSfi8
banford,
for
first
a'
and
the *
flown
three
place
Model
when
amphibian
Haniord, Me.
In addition to
defense
and
cOntract
the
work
IV
was
successfully developed into
amphibian, now in production
Air
for
the
Department
of
,.ie date of this Prospectus, the Corporation
financial
condition,
• as
its
current'liabilities
Defense.
the
first
in
was
were
f
and
1,000
ten months
production
of
airframe
units
completed
1516
by
Allciaft Corp, orders
the middle
of
Umbaugh
October,
1959,
on
Interstate
^X^
X
,
23
announced
4
the issuance
,
of
a
-
decision
-
Gas
Interstate will
in
*'
common
stockholders
17738,888
(estimated!
own
maining
.as
y
*
'
*
the Columbia
liquidating dividend.
a
of
Columbia
shares
will
be
^
of
common
Air-,
unless
— Stock
Offered
publicly offered 63,467
(par $1) at $17.50 per share,
purchased by the underwriters upon
these shares
ihe
exercise
were
of
on
Dec. 23
stock
purchase
them at $9,363 per warrant from
warrants
acquired
by
selling warrant holders.
early
c..
-
early
."X-V".
-
.
in
-xv'.*,
.
construction
begin
will
1959
of
.
a
_
350-ton R
.
1961.
shares
Clay
that
explained
Continental, which spans the entire .
materials,.will.consume the bulk of:
of packaging products and
range
of folding- cartons, »
offer the remainder •
AV X' Xi "
.Continental, which now. operates -three,. Southern* kraft nulls and!
/eight box-board mills, does not currently produce its own. bleached'
paperboard/ .although
it
converts bleached * board purchased from
the. new * mill's output in its rown manufacture
plates, cups and 'other paper containers, and will
for outside sale. 2.X
"<■
outside
'
will
^
'- *
sources.
mill
The
to
.located
be
on'
■
2.600-acre
a
site; -on
".>1
main..line
*
»
the
..
Georgia.Central RR., 11 miles south of Augusta. Its pulpwoodX
requirements will be supplied not onlj* by Its : own - timberlands lA,
Georgia and South Carolina, but by nearby farmers and other woodjand *
owners from whom it will buy logs.—V.
188, p. 1924. -j
.»
'■
of
..* The, re¬
delivefed to,
holders
of jGulf Interstate s
6 ,a/o^
and-5,4 /e : preferred * stock,
an aggregate par value of $31,300,000,
in , satisfaction of the
preferred claims.
Columbia now owns one of the two outstanding
series of preferred stock of Gulf Interstate.;r The other series, having
having
the
Continental Device Corp.,
The
par
formation
this
of
Hawthorne, Calif .—Formed,
corporation
announced
was
on
Dec.
11
by
.
Joseph. S. O'Flaherty who will serve as President.
Tlie corporation
will specialize in the research, development, and production of semi^
the electronic
devices,
conductor
components
which form
the building.
such as missiles and giant business computers. **
laboratory and production facilities are being installed,
modern 25.000 sq. ft. building at Hawthorne, Calif.
blocks of equipment
in
Combustion Engineering Inc.—Registers Exch. Offer—
to
each
a slower production schedule.—V. 188, '
stock
in
offered
be
stock
in
and
exchange
for
2,131
for
81,002
shares
the
of
the
SEC
on
ten
shares
of
common
stock
and
build
of the outstanding
outstanding $100 par pre¬
share
of
preferred
of
has
of
been
atomic
and
facture
active
in
the
nuclear
field
for
more
than
heavy
The
core
assembly
and
manufacture
of
a
variety
12
recently
of
Organization,
Acquisition
of
concessioii
was
awarded
a
contract
by
the
Atomic
design
.
directors
with
Mr.
O'Flaherty,
who was formerly
the
Samuel B. Mosfcer, Chairman of the Board
Los Angeles; John h. Loeb and Thomas L.
Beverly Hills.
Cordillera Mining:
components.
company
to
to
partners in the New York investment hanking firm of Carl'
M. Loeb, Rlioades & Co.; and Edward D. Tisch, Vice-President, Wrather'
has
fabrication,
operation
is
Kempner,
and
element
device
board.:of
serving on the board are
of Signal Oil & .Gas Co.,
energy.-
extensive facilities for the design, development, manu¬
testing of reactor systems, including both light and heavy
components.
Work
now
in process
at these facilities includes
fuel
years
oi
objective
which will utilize
experience gained from
Semiconductor Division of Hughes Aircraft Co., are; *
James P. Kynes, Vice-President, and Dr. Deibert M. Van Winkle, Vice-.
President end Technical Director. In addition to these company officers
of General
Nucelar Engineering,
which is-engaged in.
design,
engineering,
advisory,
research
and
development
the field
and'
to the
millions'
pinpoint those characteristics which
stated:
"Our corporate
semi-conductor field
the
improvement."
the
Manager
Engineering
Combustion
.
On
rfespeotively, of General Nuclear Engineering (of Dunedin, Pla.).
/The purpose of the exchange,offer is the acquisition by Combustion
in
hours
require
stock,
services
O'Flaherty
devices' in
maximum the semi-co lductor industry's
shares
each
a
Mr.
•
These shares
ferred stock of General Nuclear Engineering Corporation, at-the rate of
seven
shares and 3.4302 shares of Combustion Engineering stock for
Colonial Sand & Stone Co., Inc.
shares
1
X " per day. bleached sulphate paperboard anil paper mill on the Savannah
River near Augusta
Ga
General Lucius D; Clay, Chairman oT the r
sajd on Dec. 17. "The mill is expected to be; in operation
rendering
Glore, Forgan & Co.
-
approving
the
aggregate
Georgia—rx
The., company
—„
.
General
3,079,671
-
lt
Co.
distribute
.
•'stockholders.;- oiwh6m nine-are director^ -owning one qu.vhfv ing. share
cach* * ' '
V- *• '
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.v.
\l nh
•'
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W...-, , r,,
Continental Can Co., Inc.—To Build Bleach Board Mill
a
common
The contract, totaling
of
its-
are
the
Cmu?11t^Compyi^xane remaming^o snates aur ®
,
••
•
^
Gulf
,
1958.
SaiQ9^oof be Ul8 Rotary-Wing Aircraft.
h
to
P
;
This corporation Jiled
a
registration statement with
D,ec* 19, 1958, covering 64,011 shares of its capital stock.
a contract with,
°cala> pla*. f°r the manufacture of two'
0
Columbia
,
weak
a
in* excess'
Umhanii^An'.r.v2^1^.58, the, ffrp°ralion entered into
prototype
expanded
_
persons v
Up-to-date
°n if cirn;ni assets and the Corporation is encountering difficulties
Jf
i's _current obligations. However, operations are on a
profitable basis for
the
of
value of $13,792,000, will be called for redemption.*
money
will be supplied by underwriters under an
agreement,
whereby they will ultimately receive shares of Columbia common stock,
taken at its "fair market value," and they will thereupon make a.
public distribution of Columbia shares so received.—V. 188, p. 2461.
manufacturing, the corporation is engaged in
the
Army Research and Engineering ComForce, as well as successfully performing subto
o-;
r> X
Dec.
nn
SEC
Gulf
aji
for
contractors
activities
The
aircraft
work
•
sliEircs
the
,
C-l
marketing
assumption by Columbia Gulf of substantially all. of * Gulf- Interstate'sliabilities, estimated at $151,740,000.-ColumbiaZGUlf .will, obtain the
required number of Columbia shares ha exchange'for its own common-
in
,
four .place Model C-2 SKIMMER
°»
developing
executive
was
Korean conflict
: V5
uc n P'ansThe corporation originally had its
D(?er 1956 in
Airp°rt. Long Island, N. Y. It relocated to
Me., in
order to obtain better facilities,
expansion
u's
access to a
better labor market. During i957,'
at
current
of
purpose
business
SKIMMER
developed until 1950
a,
.nand
the
for the
C-l
•
ac
uhe
,
■
.
all
of
of
.
'
.
change for (a) the delivery by Columbia Gulf to.Gulf Interstate of an.
estimated 4,818,559 shares of Columbia's common stock,'and (b) the
*
,
-J
X.
*
from
"*'
*•' \iThe obligation to file the annual and other-periodic-reports resulted
from the filing of ~a-registration statement by Constitution life,Insur¬
ance
Company
(formerly Sterling Insurance
Company) -.under the ^
Securities Act of 1933' which
proposed the public oi'fering* of *25;000
otttstanding" shares of its capital stock by three selling-stockholders.
This*'statement became effective on Jap, 14. 1949,,*....
"X *" i "•
According to the exemption applicattdn, Constitution Life Insurance a
hits outstanding 400:000 shares of capitel. stock (its hnly; outstandings;
securities)^of which 399,907 shares ara owned byBankers* Life (and I
Casualty, CompeIV**'iTht remaining 93 shares ara said to be held by** 13 f
manufactures
*...
Reporting Requirement—
X:
Seeks
change Act of 1934; and the Commission has given interested
Jan. 2, 1959, to request a hearing upon the application.
from* Columbia;
/
'
.
—
until
reorganization agreement and plan dated June 5, 1958,
between Columbia, Columbia Gulf, and Gulf Interstate, Columbia-Gulf*
will acquire substantially all of the assets of Gulf Interstate in ex¬
3,500
Me.
amphibian aircraft suitable
sportsman.
The prototype model
division which
components... X
.
applieri to the Securities and Exchange'Commission
the annual and other periodic- reporting -re¬
the-Commission's Rule lod-20 under- the. Securities Ex-
exemption
an
quirements
acquisitiO)i_by Columbia Gtllf Transmission Co., a newly organizedx
subsidiary of The Columbia Gas System, Inc., of the pipeline facilities
was incorporated in New York oh Dec. 2,
and production of'
offices and principal plant facilities are
located
small
Department
company's
electronic
.
Co., Chicago, III.
This company has
for
great
; Under
executive
Phonograph
the
other
"X
Exemption From
v
the
26,856
10,500
lor th.e purpose of engaging in the designing
Its
sanzora,
and
IS8, p. 224.'!.
The
99,936
26,856
IX
of
in
•
.
^^USINESS—Corporation
t
.
iSiieadjji:aid
if/".IS1
services with rail and water carriers.
coordinate
to
and
area
188,* p.' 2640.
Constitution Life Insurance
-X. i,-
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—Acquisition of Gulf Pipe¬
line Facilities Approved—
U *
Note*—
aircraft.
Columbia
CBS-HYTRON,
rni.-
...
directors—notes.,
Eugene Kettering
6*o
(due May 12,
•
.
—V.
CBS-IIYTRON."
—V.
Jan.
loans—notes
Other
remains unchanged,
.,,*•.
.....
the
of
*
Pe* : Transit : Company1; Mr.
a
Phonograph Department will be located at 485 Madison Aye,, * New
York, and operations will be centered at CBS-HYTRON, Dartvers, Mass.'
$16,876
i
and
Dec.
on
popularity of the Columbia Phonograph line,* and the
growth potential in both high fidelity and stereo reproducing equip¬
ment," Dr. Stanton said, "are chiefly responsible Jor our decision to :
increase out -activities in this market. In addition,;/we are. fortunate.
in having at our disposal the proven manufacturing skill and facilities*
1,500,000 shS.
22,500
note
to
Headquarters
-Outstanding
"
1,500,000 shs.
.*
23 when
waukec
Restated Certificate
filed with the Secretary of State of the State ol
,*'
X
was
'
transistors
"The
of
t
PRESENT FINANCING
Promissory notes small business admin.
Bank
Officers
working
$19,688
estate,
1966)
1,
provide
of class A
known as
Jan.
1966)
fteal
to
tubes,
programs,
Authorized
value) X
par
note
used
defense
,
is planning substantial expansion, of its phonograph)
marketing and manufacturing operations, it was announced on Dec. 12
by Frank Stanton, President. As the first slep. Dr. Stanton announced
Records
Colonial
*,
such certificates.
The corporation
gyroscopes,
1715.
p.
shares
all
change
to
:
Stockholders/, will retain their present stock certificates' which will
represent the s'ame number of shares of common stock as the number
of shares ol class A stock or class B stock previously represented by
Rubber
the Army's oper¬
prime contractor. /
the
Clary Dynamics has been active in the Corporal
Mr,
&
division,
17.
contracts,
years,
Tire
Corporation
voted
22
The par value of the stock, $2.50 per share,
than $700,-
more
Firestone
of
Clary
York..
.
•
:>4
single class of - stock which will be
a
became effective
Incorporation
New
received new orders totaling
Guided
Mocks,
Dec.
on
into
stock
B
Reclassify
" r
stock, it was announced by William S. Paley, Chairman of the
liourd, ,nc; Prank Stanton. President.
y
Receives New Orders^—
;
class
and
.
Inc.—To
eommon
•
,
j
,
.
Broadcasting .System,
Stock—Expands Division—
Klein
.
Milwaukee, Wis,,, has, heem;. approvqdii by--the.. Interstate Commerce**
Commission and-will be compleced Dec.-3!,. it was reported on. Dec.. 19
hy J.' L; S. Snead. Jr., President of Consolidated. "The Wisconsin F. U.J
Commission .had approved the transaction earlier, subject to favorable
action, by theV.dCC.
X XV
X'XX
*:*.
,r
, ":X
;
'
John'Hcnnei Cartage is a motor carrier of. general,commodities with i
operating authority in. Milwaukee and vicinity.
Consolidated is • H
diversified transportation and manufacturing company presently serv- ?•
ing Milwaukee through its Wheeler Transportation Division und Clip-
development* program
store
1959
Columbia
x
..
.
-
will continue at the":
regular rate,' Mr.
Seitz said,
in anticipation of higher
sales and
earnings during the next 12 months.—V.; 188, p. 2027.
X , .^..
/
•
I
X
XX,
1950 salt's.
over
cjt as much .asand competitiveThis reduction reauced " profitX;
20X to 25x.
was attributed ;
Consolidated Freightways; Inc.—Acquires Motor Carrier"
economic
' conaitions, °
XX
X X :~i .•
promotional costs.
' X .-XX
*
''
X * Purchase by
this 'corporation *.of ''John J H^ne»;./Cartage;. :Inc.V:. Of '•
Colonial's
.
•
year.
be
general
margins, and higher
,
The
in
of**a
Australia
concession,
Co.—Australian Concession—
one-half interest
has
which
is
been
in
a
12,000,000 acre oil and gas
announced by this
contiguous
to
that
company.
owned
X^X-'
by Santos, tAo.
Volume
Number 5807 .V. The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
188
(2741)
and
Delhi "Australian Oil Co.,
'
Australian-American
scheduled
for
14;000-foot
.%
James
through
.
-
and
~
will
Martin, -President,
spud
in
or about
on
Dec. .30.-
that' the
announced
»
.
-
.
Oil Syndicate- issued
T>y ,wniard E. Ferrell.--The interests are to be
offered for-public safe at $645.
The properties under lease are located
in Ritchie County, West
Virginia. The working interest in which each
co-ownership intere'sti Shall participate pro rata shall be 27/32nds of
•
concession -extends
ft-the gross- income? of either- oil or gas, after certain allowable deduc¬
tions."; The purchase price for the smallest interest offered
pays
pro
•f rata for drillirig fear wells
and all other development expenses incident
to preparing four wells
for"gas production.
>
the
•
.
2927.
p.
-•„
-
Corn Products Co.—Increases Dividend
:7
«The
directors
A-common
*
cents
This
share.
share
a
Dec..
-on
the
over
1959, to holders of
) This is the "first
-7
$2
quarterly
a
annual
rate
Rate—
dividend
represents
of
50
(E. I»)
record Jan. 2, 1959.
dividend declared by
increase
an
.«:
i
•
Department.; v
7.'.
;f reconstruction ' to" expand .the company's Clrcleville,
.
"•
.
the .company, sipqe .it was
of-Corn Products Refining Co. and The Best
Poods, Inc.,.2*2 mionths ago/,.It is the1 amount of dividend that was-,
projected at the time of the merger.
...
''••V;*.;.
/formed by
a banner year for; Corn
dent. ?'The Best Poods
The
two
should
companies
show
'-"The
the
industrial
rials,
the
are
expected
substantial
benefits.
expansion
1394.
P.
for
sales
of
and
earnings- both"
'
Curtiss-Wright
r
Hf The
sale
has
7 v.
been
"o£
supplies
Brady,
here
Atomic
The
Thai
new
in
Energy
and
tion
and
initial
1000
a
Peace
the
be
will
operation
be
the
of
the
Uses
radiation
the
of
nuclear
and
Purchase Approved-^
"
authorization
SEC
three-
to
purchase
a
*
■
promissory note of Tracco Cleveland, Inc. East Ohio
occupies an office building in Cleveland which within the
will
years
owns
shares
being
i- ..
completed before Sept.
lion,
East
after
offered,
shares
president
own
kilowatt
nuclear- reactor
to
Commission
the
of
Ohio
intends
30,
to
1959.
sell
its
completion
-The
center
used
for
as
nuclear
science
scientific, tool
a
reactor
which,
it
In
connection
applications
energy
field-for
went
system,
public
countries
.
the
with
such
Conference
ti'.'o
*
debt:
bank
shares,
offering.
GIVING
tion
high-speed
information
for-the first time at tlie>
Information in the Mayflower'
display
Scientific
on
subsidiary
document
copying products.
their
of
of
means
a
188,
documents, pictures, or other informa¬
tiny pieces of film about the size of a post--
on
Through the
of
use
card system can be"
utilised
searching the Minicard film
1,000 a minute.
productive
The
.
first
supporting
research,
peaceful
reactor
by
applications
new
punched
some
of
C.
Transit
System, Inc.
Plans
Stock
complex
to
electronic controls,
the Mini-
retrieve any desired information by
automatically at speeds up to
records
The
.
corporation
1.000
the
of
Dec.
on
looking
1,
shares.
The
-
for
announced
3
plans
split
to
its
•
of
:
The
presently outstanding. 5,000 common shares
are
onwed
by
Investing Corp., which in turn is owned by Trans Carribean
Airways, an offical said.
•
Under
the
entitled
O.
of
split,
to
Roy
each
200
outstanding
10-cent
class
new
B
$100
shares
par
10-cent
par
of
par
share
common
class
new
Eaton
A
stock
The
dend
of
able
class
new
President,
said
the
shares would
A
be
split
"is
the
for
ments
to
its
Common
due
in
June
entitled
to
before
dividend
any
would
be
convertible
into
The
said
company
hearing Jan.
#
the
7§
be
pay¬
A
Commission
shares
would
after
five
consider
.
.
,
request
The
has
SEC
Stock
of
Co.—Unlisted
&
granted
Exchange
this
for
and
at
,
Dec.
company on
and
Turbo-Starters
line's
one
11
"v ■
.
to
start
truck-mounted
engines.
turbine
gas
equipment tvas developed
Boeing's Industrial Products Division in Seattle, Wash.
Delivery of the mobile ground support units is scheduled in
for
of
Of
Atlanta,
Orleans.
The
Chicago,
units
Douglas DC-8 and
Dallas,
Convair
Detroit,
provide
will
rapid
880 jet
Delta's purchase of the Boeing
orders for special jet
Miami,
engine
New
York
starts
in
the
equipment.—V.
§The
of $49,061
one
value).
of
p.
high and
than
set-a
10',1
November company record
new
the
over
same
'
the- year
the
will
company
with
by
complete
observe
its
national
toppled
distribution
187,
Diamond
intends to apply
additional studio.
company
an
Stock
shares
Dow
L.The
SEC
Option
Plan
has
company
ing
1955more
1900/
a
new
for
resin
epoxy
use
requiring resistance to high temperatures and
fitability, it was announced on Dec. 3.
' .* The resin is an epoxy novolac. Dow spokesmen
say
designated
company's
The
through
Net
a
p.
heat
sell
the
in
same
range
as
2351.
$2.02
in
a
earlier,
the
the
Roger
Drackett,
President,
7
Dresser Industries,
■This
corporation
;th&-fiscal
quarter
Reporting
(
t
in
its
ended
the
on
compares
429,000.
ings
12
,V. 138,
i
with
Eased
per
p.
from
President
Worm
those
produced
by
Dec.
A
r
share
Oct.
31,
months
1957
upon
income
1958,
net
shares
were
renorted
an
1957.
ended
at
for
31,
$9,882,000
the
on
decrease
In
Empire
public
notification
a
made
or
Eaton's
Exploration
permanent.
exemption
offerings
of
from
registration
securities
filed
as
and
and
that
as
the
not
the
with
mining
offering
information
the
to
stock
would
fraud and deceit upon
a
misleading
relates
its
A
status
properties;
involved
with
with
1958.
$4.47
of
exceed¬
Commission
of
be
current
in
such
purchasers.
referred
the
made
in
to
highest
the
the
of
use
Commission
sales and
.
•
'.
Drift Run Gas & Oil
■
rapid
has
35mm
been
the
certain
the
and
sales
material
failure
which the
to
use
in
second
processor,
announced
leaderless
of
from
51%
on
Dec.
22,
Pa.,
1958
•tfnership interests of the working interest of the
addition
filed
file
to
covering
Drift
Run
128
co-
Gas and
'
,
('-v,','Wh'
v
$53,751,650
'
to $6.36 per share
equal to $7.49 per share
equal
$51,692,152,
was
188,
,
\
Corp.,'
Arlington, Va.—Acquisition—
-
92%
of
the
Bank.
40,500
outstanding
voting
shares
of
Old
,
Virginia proposes to acquire Old Dominion's voting shares by:
offering to exchange 30 shares of a new issue of First Virginia stock,
lor each outstanding share of Old Dominion stock.
If the- proposalwere
fully consummated the stock of First Virginia would become
publicly owned, and First Virginia would become the owner of 97%,
of the voting stock of Old Dominion and would
continue to hold a
majority of the stock of the Bank of Annandale and The National
Bank of Manassas.
Old
Dominion Bank would
ing company, since it would no longer
voting shares of First Virginia Corp.
cease
to be
a
control
own ,or
hold¬
bank
of
25%
the
,
'
Flintkote
Co.—To Build New Lime Plant-—
on Dec. 22 announced plans for the construction ot
plant- at Salt Lake City, Utah, where- it will produce "Miracle
the well-known and patented lime product used in building
company,
new
a
Dime",
construction.
is estimated
It
that
con¬
which
the
new plant, to be built by Flintkote's United
Division,
will
cost
in
excess
of
$1,000,000.
produced at a plant in Henderson, Nev.
I. J. Harvey, Jr., Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer,
said "the decision to build this new plant reflects the increasing de¬
.
States
Lime
"Miracle
mand
Salt
Products
Lime"
for
is
also
Lime' developing
operation."
'Miracle
Lake
"This
City
in
the
be
to
area
served
by
the
another
is
step," Mr. Harvey added, "in the planned ex¬
of manufacturing operations of the United States Lime Prod¬
pansion
Division."
ucts
'
'
'
June
On
4,
This
has
plant
Flintkote
1957,
lime
$2,000,000
a
flux
plant
announced
Arrolime
at
since
been completed
steel industry.
California
for
plans
(near
is
and
construction
Vegas),
serving the
Las
of.
Nevada.
growing
>
'
,
Completion of the new Salt Lake City plant will increase Flintkote's
of
international manufacturing operations to a total of 65
and
string
located
188,
The
St.
United
England
Canada,
and
France.
New Station—
Paul L. Bartow Electric Generating
was formally dedicated on Dec. 12.
new
Fla.,
commercial
actual
States,
Corp.—Dedicates
Power
company's
Petersburg,
applied.
the
in
2642.
p.
Florida
*
was
semi-annual
proceeds were
by
the
operation
since
Oct.
the
1,
;
Station at
t
station-is
produc¬
121,000 kilowatts of electrical energy per hour. Its "heart" is a
large, radiant boiler, manufactured and installed by The Babeock &
of portable film
Industrial Products
film
can
be
"Mini-Ranid
16"
film
film
mm
six
feet
processed
35",
automatically.
It
minute.
Four
one loading.
The
per
at
Fairchild
processor.—V.
Wilcox
a" line
company's
operate under daylight conditions
the
to
its
Inc.—Note
Prudential
on
Sachs
financing;
Mr.
.
&
and
to
primarily
building
panel,
1049.
23
Co.
Palmer' stated
loans
incurred
p.
Placed
Insurance
Dec.
man,
regis¬
at
and
use
any
size
188,
p.
also
manufactures
2245.
Privately—This
corpora¬
Co.
■
,
Designed
for
pressure
a
the bollev
of 2,200 pounds per square inch,
generates 900,000 bounds of steam per hour at a pressure of 1,850 psi
and
a
temperature of
1000 degrees Fahrenheit at the superheater
outlet. The* reheat steam temperature is 1000 degrees F. The unit ifj
oil
and has
with
provision for future coal firing,
better than 87.6% when firing oil.
fired
rating of
Bartow
efficiency
an
....
Station's
generating capacity, the
"over-all production of the Florida Power Corp. is increased to 700,00 »
kilowatts
per
hour. The utility serves at the height of the winter
season
approximately 250,000 customers throughout 31 counties along
With
the
Coast
Gulf
—V.
addition
188,
and
of
in
the
northern
the
and
central
sections
of the
State.
851.
p.
.
has
nounced
*.
a
the
The
First
completed arrangements for the placement of
$7,000,000 promissory note due Dec. 31, 1973 with
bank
Philadelphia,
to
Dominion
Com¬
spool.
"Mini-Rapid
The
earn¬
1957.—
Syndicate—Offering Filed With
St.,
with
offered
be
However, fourth quarter net profit
in the history of the company.—V,
quarter
any
Virginia
the
Securities and Exchange Commission—
-.Willard E. Ferrell,11405 Locust
tration statement with the SEC
to
Oct.
was
year.
and 1154. "
In
is designed to
tion
48.
■
of
1043
Southern
the
company's right, title
financial information
in
$274,-
net
for
stock
The board of governors
of the Federal Reserve System on Dec. 3
approved an application by this
corporation for prior approval of
acquisition of voting shares of Old Dominion. Bank, Arlington, Va.
The First Virginia Corp., d bank holding company, seeks to acquire
2704.
p.
new,
In
$225,264,000.
sales
on
of Oct. 31,
comparison
of
year
last
First
the
proposed
"Mini-Rapid 35" will process 35
designed to operate at speeds up to
for
figures
gave
notification
of
common
'
:
conditional
a
amount.
order
in
Fenestra
sales
earnings of $20,620,000
by
18'?
letter
letter
Co.—Reports Record Fourth
/
,
ended
the
stock
common
the
.
for
to operate
hundred-feet
?
Oct.
outstanding
$2.14
shareholders
to
a
class A
stock, compared with
common
pp.
-;fV.
The
is
12."
the
letter
filed
of
in the automotive industry which reduced the
equipment tires and other products and, -to a
reduced deliveries under defense contracts.
Net
of
of
v
quarterly
16
Files With
—
original
by
Gear,
&
■
?
Act
1954,
false
179,
unit
_
-
and
Cleveland
Division.
Inct—Earnings Show Decline—
fourth
setting net earnings after taxes
;This
Chairman
of
for
degree,
of
Fairchild Camera & Instrument Corp.—New Processor
econo¬
•-
on
Key Employees*
other
ing
.
gates during 1958 below the level of
/
Virden,
different
•
provides
A
facts;
as
filed
film
1-
2,
processors
announced
towards
production
lower
—V.
—V.
Sept.
30,
1958
were
$1,534,375
against $1,004,785 or. $1.24 a share
share
7-V. 186, p. 2756.
♦
C.
suspension should be vacated
reports of stock
ended
year
loan
,
Rubber
&
year
lesser
plants
not
•
common
this
31,
1958, net sales amounted to
compared with $1,158,884,304 last year.
Sales of re¬
placement tires for the year were the greatest
in the
company's
history.
However, there was a decline in total sales caused largely
upon
'
/>.
Securities
Regulation
Co.—Earnings Sharply Higher—
earnings
to
year
will
of
under
$1,061,590,801
Corp.
the company, including information concerning cash receipts
disbursements;, and information concerning the exploratory and
development work performed
by
the
company
on
the
tracts
and
mining claims held and the
results
thereof.
Non-compliance
with
the experimental
manufacturing
188,
"
equal
X-2633.3,
"
loan);
;
issuance
.
Dec.
on
fiscal
the
demand
to
Drackett
-
For
and
solid and liquid epoxies
which recently were,
20%
in price.
The reductions
were
made
possible
increased production and consequent
mies.—-V.
June
interest
in-appli-.
greater
5Vnri>
'
and
Quarter Profits—
by
Gear
issued an order temporarily suspending a Regulation A
registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with
public offering of stock by this corporation.
The order
opportunity for hearing, upon request, on the question
$300,000 in
mission's
conventional
107
the
manner
..
reduced
Farval
corporation
cerning
cations
material,
&
has
an
material
Anniversary.-
?
.
Worm
public offering of
200,000 common shares at $1 per share pursuant to such an exemption.
The Commission's suspension order asserts that the
terms and condi¬
tions of Regulation A have not been
complied with; that the com¬
pany's offering circular is false and misleading in respect of certain
Co.—Develops New Epoxy Novolac—
developed
.
Firestone Tire
gen¬
from
a
to
whether the
company's franchised bottler, family is the
Pepper Bottling Co. which went into produc¬
it was announced on Dec. 15.—V. 188, p.'2028,
Chemical
the proceeds
for
reserved
covering 200,000 shares
The
The
f
Newest member of this
Des Moines (Iowa) Dr.
tion late in November,
be
fulfilled.'
Gear
■
.
2905.
p.
exemption
expau-
by
not
are
Worm
Regulation
stepped-up
Air
so >•!.■&
are
■
provides
a
Griffiss
subsidiaries.
respect
and
series
increase of
an
period of 1957.
increase is the company's
Backboning the record
feion program geared to gain
.,
increase
Cleveland
of
Chairman
that
which
which is payable on the
12, 1958.
*
V
"
($1.50 per share), through R. F. Campeau Co., Detroit, Mich.
proceeds are to be used for working capital,
-
Corp.,
Cleveland
on
volume
syrup
lines
j
*
par
sir
asis tor in equal num-'shares currently outstanding.
completion of the transaction, now
1959, Cleveland Worm & Gear, would be operated,
&
:
447,986 shs.
v
Dr. Pepper Co.—November Volume Sets
Record—
November
;
225,000
.
options
and 16,000 iharea
reserved for exercise of warrants;
after recapitalization on Dec. 12,.
1953, of previously authorized 30,000 shares, $2.50 par value (of which
21,9.99 shares were outstanding) by splitting such shares 14 to 1, reduc¬
ing .par value to 25 cents per share and authorizing 580,000 shares
necessary to bring the authorized number of shares up to 1,000,000.—-'.
V,. 188, p. 2352.
;
■.
:
SEC
contract
a
Empire Exploration Ltd., Inc., Gooding, Idaho—Stock;
Offering Suspended by SEC—
147.
a
under
company,
under
company's
;
'•
111,000,000 shs.
-
'
$57,286
($25,000 of
after Dec.
year
lllncludes '34,292
'
support
first
188,
of
Air
S.
subsidiary of Eaton under the guidance of its
and with no changes in personnel,
products or
"Cleveland Worm & Gear is engaged in the manufacture
and
Farval
—V.
transports ordered by Delta.
Turbo-Starters is
handling
The
*
'
-
April
in
use
New
.
.
compressor,
The
U.
& Gear, founded in 1912, has its
headquarters and
plants in Cleveland.
It is closely-held company with total assets of
approximately $6,000,000.
Principal products are worms, gears and
worm- gear
speed reducers used in
power
transmission machinery.
,
announced
panel
large jet
the
places Eaton in an entirely new capital goods field.
located in Cleveland, manufactures centralized pressure
systems, both manual and automatic, for lubricating plant equipment
and machinery, as well as
spray and circulating oil systems for similar
the purchase of seven Boring
engine lor ground support of the air¬
which will go in service during 1959.
"•
jet transports
Turbo-Starter is;a
construction
by
management
divisions
spare
new
7 The
designee;
?
^Secured by chattel mortgages on the company's video tape and other
wholly-ownfcd
a
The
'.-*pwf^
John
stated
uses.
_
the
Dingle,
Worm
executives
of "product
Delta Air Lines, Inc*—Places Jet Orders—
This
use
produced
was
and
company
by
Howard
of Cleveland
as
1043.
"
*"
.
>■
,
1
par
,
in2,
Oct.
equipment."
The
Washington
subsidiary,
announcement
present
Trading Granted—
947
pp.
and
in
now.
meetings on Dec. 19 approved a transaction whereby
acquire the assets and business of Cleveland Worm & Gear
sales policies.
an
188,
development
system
that
The
application of the Philadelphia-Baltimore
unlisted trading privileges in the common stock
company.—V.
in
this
scheduled lor Jan? 31,
years.
the
the
do
ber
■
Deere
•
and
Outstanding
'
stock .(25c
within
due
following approval by shareholders of the latter company atmeeting in January, a total of 81,670 shares of Eaton's
capital
a
'*•;
class
'
>'
An
said
payment of the 50-cent dividend on class A shares, the pro¬
posal said, a 50-cent dividend "may be declared and paid'! on class B
shares. After that,, both classes would share dividends equally. Class B
shares
of
wholly-owned
divi¬
would
in
Manufacturing Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
Eaton, .and
own
annual
initial
an
of
to
After
.-.
monthly
16
1968
♦Exclusive
separate
will
:
FINANCING
monthly install¬
December, 1958 to De-
from
cember,
system.
Minicard
Pentagon
directors
at
Eaton
800
purpose
and
the
of
s
50 cents, when declared,
class B shares.
* '
to
would
and
•
Chalk,
making it possible for the public to be able to purchase
directly shares of the capital stock of the corporation."
•-
The-
Co,
stock.
common
engineers
complete
the
T.C.A
be
PRESENT
Authorized
For Industry, Inc., Miami, Fla.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
expected, however, that the Minicard system can be useful in
dandling, storing, and retrieving vast quantities of information re¬
lating to scientific fields. Specialized applications for
business, indus¬
try, and educational use may also be developed.—V.
188, p. 2244.
C., asked
to make the split.
shares
TO
Finance
is
It
some,
operates streetcars and buses in Washington^
the. District of Columbia P. U. Commission for authority
D.
Co.
.with Kodak
by Rome Air Development Center,
Base, Rome, N. Y.
This is a continuing development and the
system will
erally available until further government commitments
which
company,
the
advantages
of microfilm,
computing techniques, was developed by
Magnavox Corp.
has 1 cooperated
with
Kodak
Force
common
eventual public -'dwhership
toward
V'
;
EFFECT
combines
digital
placed
Split and
Public Financing—
stock
and
in
which
and
Kodak
first
Force
D.
system
cards,
components
The
947.
p.
•
.
1962, respectively
§5Va'? loan, due in
-
marketing
-
System records
photographically
stamp.
age
■>
scientists
acquisition
as
-
V
*
loans
stallments
Restricted
The Minicard
will'
M'artln
of
?
CAPITALIZATION
"Long-term
microfilming and
the
States
The
account
proceeds
-■
equipping
Eastman
energy.—V.
financing.
new
the
the past six years Filmways has been
producing
commercials, principally under contracts with adver¬
tising, agencies; industrial and documentary films are also produced.
From billings of $469,526 in its
Aug., 31, 1954 fiscal year, Film ways'
increased volume to $3,758,317 in the fiscal
year ended Aug, 31, 1958.'
In these same periods, net income rose from
$24,387 to $224,8701, The
latter figure is equal to 50 cents a share on the 447,986 shares which:
will be outstanding after, this offering.?
transac-'
a
reactor by Thailand was made possible through
between the United States and the government
agreement is similar to those offered certain other
toward
United
atomic
for
company's founders, who will
or 29of common stock outstanding1
television
17-21.
This special display was a part
major Recordak Corporation exhibit at the conference. Recordak'
Corporation is the Eastman Kodak
Company
of
atom.
The
represent
sold
BUSINESS—For
filmed
ultra
an
on
Hotel, Washington, D. C., Nov.
the
estimated,
Minicard
system,
International
and
for
Kodak
handling
agreement
Thailand.
par
the
of
one
the
of
.
Of
25-cerit
to the company, together with $250,000'
recently borrowed from a New York bank, will be used for additional
studio facilities,
video tape equipment and expansion of sales and
production facilities.
About $75,000 will be invested in the
field of
producing -television film series and the balance added to
working
capital.
•
v
r " '
1
1
office
Eastman Kodak Co.—Demonstrates Minicard System—
v..--
The purchase of the
;
.
".a bi-lateral
140,000
being
are
and
128,800
PROCEEDS—Net
next
premises. Tracco has agreed
to''purchase, the properties for $2,600,000, of which
$775,000 will be
paid in cash, and the balance of $1,825,000
by the issuance of the
three-year note.-—V.!; l33, pi 2351.
Reactor—
14,000
to
of
not
-
be
Nuclear
company., has. leccived
poses
two years to complete.
:.7
} Mr. Hurley said that Curtiss-Wright has special laboratories and
facilities to develop new products and industrial sciences
particularly
in
:
provide adequate office space. Accordingly, it pro-'
.to-enter," into-a long-term lease for. office space in an office
building under, construction in Cleveland by Tracco and
expected to
10
for still greater,
abroad."—V.
188.
take
•
>
Prddr
development of peaceful uses of the atom in the fields of medicine,
biology,
chemistry,
physics,
engineering" and materials; "Thailand's
contract with Curtiss-Wright calls for the
design, fabrication/ installa¬
.-'
the
Of
remaining
flanschoff,
on
publicly 154,000 shares
$4.75 per share.
stock at
,
of
for
will
reactor
Thailand
2641. V;. 7:
p.
inate-
raw.
,
training
will
and
Kingdom
of Thailand was announced on Dec. 4
by Roy T. Hurley; 'Chairmanand President.
The reactor, which will be installed- at' Chuialongkorn
University, Bangkok, is the third reactor sold -by Curtiss-Wright to
a University during, the
past year.
1 *
"
-
7
188,
This
••Is
arid
;
-v/v'
Corp.—Sells
by-this corjioration
Thailand
plant
year" 5 V* r/u
.
,
the
Ohio,
the
and
East Ohio Gras Co.—Note
7
,i7"',
increased. Corn
abundant
1959," continued Mr.
,
.:7-
lias
economy
*
outlook
that. 1958
future,
new
facilities are to be ready fori
early in 1960. This will be the second major expansion since
commercial-production of' "Mylar"" began in Clrcleville in 1954.—
Co:,",; said William T. Brady,,. Presihas been all wehoped it would .be.
meshing together exceptionally "Weil, "and 1959
product: sales?- With
,
show
.
^
near
operation
merger
up-turn- in-our national,
Ucts'
figures
the
in
Products
"
:
start
the merger
^"Preliminary .sales, and;- earnings
,7 *.
'
V
.
;7 Plans to- (-increase -.manufacturing
capacity
for
"Mylar"" polyester
film; by. 30'a
were
announced
on
Dec.
15 by
the company' s Film
:
20 ;
of
du Pont de Nemours & Co. (Inc.)—To Increase
74;Mylar" Polyester Film Capacity—
cents
previous rate.: The dividend is payable Jan. 26.-
'
7'-
voted
17-
offered
common
continue
-,
:
23
.
•
D. Fuller & Go.
Filmways, Inc.—Stock Offered—S.
Dec.
value
•
of
—V. 181,
7
well which
state of Queensland.
the- acquired properties are within the Great Artesian-Basin
Cordillera will be the operating partner? according to Mr. Martin.
*«."All
:
test
P.
will be jointly owned' by. Cordillera and Pty., Ltd.' The Santos-Delhi properties areoil-gas drilling program beginning with a
Oil
intensive
an
5
Co.
by H. D.
assisted
that
it
was
Palmer, President.
in
Gold-,
arranging the
proceeds
will
capital.
with
be
used
to
These
Fenestra's
retire
bank
present
loans
expansion
in
werq
tfie
ings
$2.41
•
and
curtainwall
fields.—V.
186,
Corp., Ltd.—Earnings Show Decline—
corporation on Dec. 8 reported estimated consolidated net earn"
of
a
$1,911,000
share
on
for
the
fiscal
year
ended
Oct.
31,
equivalent
Consolidated
with
net
$152,432,935
in
sales
1957.
were
approximately
Fourth
1957, or
$120,517,000,
Sales and earnings for
compared
1958 were the third
highest in the engineering-construction company's history.
earnings
td
the 792,577 shares of capital stock presently outstand¬
This compares with net earnings of $2,632,672 at Oct. 31,
$3.32 a share adjusted to the presently outstanding shares.
ing.
••
window
Fluor
The
an¬
■
the
connection
aluminum
America,
Fenestra
increase' working
in
of
.
*
'
sales of 'approximately $31,747,000 resulted in ncl
about $543,000, equivalent to 69 cents a share, compared
quarter
of
i
6
.»
Preferred Stock Offering
foreign taxes on income was $2,188,000, compared with $2,968,730 in
1957.
Other
provisions for State, local and Social Security taxes
amounted to $1,500,000, comoared with $1,785,566 last year.
23,
,
.
approximately $141,000,-
Backlog of uncompleted work at Oct.-31 was
$150,000,000 reported at the close oi the previ¬
000, compared with the
ous fiscal year..
general, 1958 was a good year lor the corporation, with both
sales and earnings continuing at a
very satisfactory
level despite
reduced capital expenditures by - the • petroleum; chemical and
power
industries," J. S. Fluor, President, said.
"We do not expect capital
"In
•pending by these industries to increase appreciably until the
half of 1959.
Therefore, Fluor sales and earnings should be
than those reported for 1953."—V. 168, p. 2028.
second
month
year
a
above
tional
the
ago,
truck
said.
in
models
Federal
734.
in
models
188,
second highest of
the
2642.
are
p.
Net
188,
General Electric will supply two 700
Predicated
recent
on
growth
in
expansion
and
the semi¬
record)
"the time is . not
and revealed that
1961;
by
"will
semiconductors
when
25%
represent
of our
total
third
the
fiscal
officials: elated,
Instrument
General
—whose. sales
ended
quarter
record sales
executives
Nov.
"just
of
stated
too
cor¬
over
35-year-old
the
three
years
<
being produced; this. year..' Further, it was stated, the "first trulyportable TV sets"—transistorized TV sets—".will probably be marketed
within the next-year .or'two."- ;
i
*
"
\
;
.
ing level of our shipments."
For 1959 corporate sales volume
expected to- be 50% military-industrial aind 50%' TV-radio,' and
and
60%
the-company's
money."
He
last
coming
He
whose
group,
by
areas
an
R
12
&
D
bad
new
a
contracts
product develop¬
"it is to investigate and develop new
present frontiers of skill and knowledge."
in the field of entertainment electronics General
record of engineering firsts, including a full
television receivers, the first miniaturized
which is now known throughout
the world as K-Tran, the first molded mica capacitor, the permeabil¬
ity tuned radio receiver for automobile use and the first all channel
VHF
and
IF
UHF TV
commercial
lor
plants
N.
J.
N.
Y.
Instrument
million
(one
Corporation
people
in
nine
at
tive
of
Of
feet of
the-
since
June,
1956—was
particular
strength,
and toughness.
liners,
have
V.
©I
A.
Chairman
Dec.
22
elected
of the Board; a
Gerald
post vacated
S.
Kennedy
Bullis. 68.
who
has
served
as
*
'
prior
for
the
past
position
size
its
bis. plans to retire last
Friday. • The board accepted his
for retirement effective Jan. 1, 1959, at its Dec. 22 meeting.
Kennedy, -a member of the Board of Directors since- 1948. was
Executive
to that he
been
a
Vice-President
was-Administrator
of
the
last
company
188,
tough
•.
.
.
.
Josepbson
and
Stanley
tt
,
oo
loo,
p.
2352.
1958,
Yaffe,' Lillian R. Berg, and Natalie.
,
i
offering of
199,900
common
shares
at
required;
as
not filed with the Commission
were
certain
that
the
of
sales
material
stock offering would violate the anti-fraud
be
vacated
made
or
conducted
will be
permanent.—V.
th®
into
188, p. 1926.
."
showed
in
up
the
the
packaging
beer
together with.
Sommerficid.
it
over
•
r
in
other
such
areas
as
X-ray
'
*
«-
'»
*
"
»
Boston
under either heavy- or light loads.
!4"; 30", and 36'*i
-
in
begin
will
plant in Passaic, N. J.—V.
from
1959,
February,
188, p.
148.
-
the
i
Highway Trailer, Co.—Receives Large Ordertrailers, which can be converted quickly for
special- platform
Three
open-top operation, are included in a group of. 15 new units sold by
this corporation to Consolidated Frelghtways, Inc., it was announced on
Dec. 9 by
Included
Harold Meagher, President.
in
current
the
sale
are
12
,
40-foot tandem Highway alumi¬
outer panel Econovans.
num
Highway Trailer Co., a subsidiary of Highway
Trailer Industries. Inc.,
produces an extensive line of commercial trailers and cargo containers.
It also manufactures a complete line of earth-boring machines, utility
truck bodies and other equipment for the construction and maintenance
Its manufacturing facilities at Edgerton
telephone and power lines.
of
and Stoughton, Wis., are now being expanded with a new plant at
Hazleton, Pa., scheduled to begin operations next January.—V. 188;
p. 1395.
-
Aircraft
Hiller
Alto,
Palo
Corp.,
Largest Vertical Take-off Airplane
X-18
The
can
"Propelloplane,"
rolled out Dec.
was
in
8
by
16)2
a
S.
the* U.
Calif.
ton tilt wing research transport,
Air Force and Hiller Aircraft Corp,
at Moffett Field, Calif.
The twin-engined turboprop X-18 develops a total of 11,070
shaft
a
equivalent
and is capable of operation as a VTOL (Vertical
Landing), an STOL (Short Take-off and Landing), or
horsepower,
and
conventional airplane,
—V.
186,
p.
2352.
available.
depending on the length of runway
j
.
Hilton
'
^
% %
_
_
r*
**
and
.
-
>
-
the
$
$
which
given
interested
hearing thereon.—V. 188,
designs
Rhoades
Loeb,
Hilton
has
Hills,
Calif.—Registers
corporation filed a registration statment with the SEC on
1958, covering 1,942,570 shares of common stock, to be offered
underwriting
and
42,232,454 361,312,556 314,283,495 i
Commission
a
18,
Beverly
Exchange Commission—
subscription by the holders of common , stock of the Hilton Hotels
Corp. at the rate of one share of Hilton Credit stock for each two
shares
of Hilton Hotels stock.
The record, date, subscription
price
persons
2029.
p.
Credit
&
terms
Co.
was
is
are
supplied, by amendent.
the principal underwriter.
to -be
listed
organized
as
on-Oct.
14.
for
1958,
Construction of
the
new
used
Hotels
.
2246.
*
<;
>;•
^
establishments.
-
-
.
.-
'«
-
;
j*.
prospectus lists Conrad N. Hilton as Board Chairman and Presi¬
Barron Hilton
(both of Beverly Hills) as Executive Vice-r
President. As owner of 798.000 shares-*20.7%")--of the outstanding
common
stock of Hilton Hotels, Conrad N. Hilton' intends to exerciser
The
-
dent
*
-
p.
and- other
"
.
of
bank
building will begin this month, offi¬
-
M,
proceeds of the stock offering, will, together with the proceeds
loans, comprise the operating fund* of HtRon ^Credit-and "WIS
for general corporate purposes and to finance the company's
purchase of charge accounts "from Hilton Hotels and other establish¬
ments who may agree to honor Carte Blanche cards.
Hilton Hotels
has agreed to spend $1,000,000 for promotion and development of the
credit card business.
Hilton Credit has arranged a line of credit with
seven, banks under which it may borrow $22,000,000 in* the aggregate,
to be used to finance the acquisition of charge accounts from Hilton
Among key-features of the new facility will be a specifically-designed
systems evaluation area itt which complete aircraft avionic systems can
development phases.—V. 188,
Carl
purpose
Net
of
be
and produces nine different
with completion expected by Fall of next year.
the
taking over the existing Hilton Hotels credit card activities and ex¬
panding them into a "universal" or "all purpose" domestic and foreign
credit card business.
On Dec. 17, 1958, .Hilton Hotels, transferred to
Hilton Credit its credit card list,
addressograph plates, credit fileSj
right to the trade name "Carte Blanche." and furniture and fixtures
used in its Central Credit Department in consideration of the issuance
to Hilton of 1,000,000 shares of Hilton Credit-common stock. Present
Hilton credit card holders are said to number approximately 870,000.
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchanges have ap¬
unlisted trading privileges in the common stock
1958, to request
Corp.,
for
..
"■
and
Credit
With Securities and
shielding.—
-be operationally tested and .evaluated during the aircraft's design and.
-
Nation's
—
Unveiled—
ceremony
a
Take-off
;
■Jk
corporation's
-
'
■j
-
wire
will be available for belt widths oM8",
Shipments
r
the SEC for
company;
cials said,
around a
'
1958—39 Wks.—1957
1958—5 Wks.—1957
'
• -
188, p. 2352.
vehicles.
been
will range from approximately $35 to. $45 each, depending
The price
on size.
This
Co.:—November Sales Up—
50,628,353
this
rubber molded
synthetic
efficiently
and
smoothly
The idlers
.
of flexibility
in
has
conveyors
Although smaller in diameter and lighter in-weight -than--conNentionil/ all-metal tdelers, it carries the- conveyor belts which ride
specifications
field
belt
rope.
;
degree
for
idler
rubber1
tough
of
made
is
conveyor,
variety of sizes demon¬
and chemical
right
spiral-shaped
new
-
.
a
750,000
per
developed by this corporation to handle coal,-ores, fertilizer, chemicals;
coke, aggregates, cement and other bulk materials.
*
•'
- ■'
The new idler, htghly flexible and adaptable to any type of belt
siding
new
corporation
Hewitt-Robins Inc.—New Development—
A 55,000 square-foot structure, the laboratory will house fully inte¬
grated facilities for the complete testing, evaluation and development
of avionic systems !to be used in future aircraft, missiles and space
that
'
public
r
'-A
aircraft
for the military and commerce, on Dec. 5 announced plans to build a
new avionics engineering
laboratory at its Long Island (N. Y.) facility.
Total cost of the facility and basic equipment will be about $4,000,000.
SDNY) 'charging
and anti-fraud provisions
industries," Inc., stock by (1) Sidney B.
Brown,
of
New-York
and
(2)
Sidney
B.
'
hearing on
a
on Dec. 12 filed a l^er of notification with the
shares of common stock to be offered at par
share), without underwriting. The proceeds are to be
used to acquire properties, exploring, providing access and developing '
the properties and for working capital.
Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp.—New Lab.—■
(USDC,
STaSh,^k.p.f/.New York,
—V.
16.
request of this company for
a
and that the
covering
.
This corporation,
.
York Re&ional Office announced Dec.
the
should
cents
(10
*
186, p. 2642.-
additional. complaints had been
filed
violations of the Securities Act • registration
in sale of -General-Oil .&
require¬
Dec. 8^
Inc., Euclid, O.—Hearing Re¬
of thfe SecuritieslAct^'i**;
February 4th hearing, inquiry
order
SEC
insulation
chemical resistance,
applications
1612.
Until Dec. 26,
General Oil & Industries, Inc.—Two New
Complaints
Filed in Sale of Stock—
f
•
*
on
in respect of material facts (including the
nature of the company's properties and the market price of
the
The
i
1943.
The board, on.Dec. 22 also .elected A. D.
Hyde, A. Z. Kouri, and E. O.
as Executive Vice-Presidents.
All three have been Vice-Presidents
two
power
announced
were
foregoing matters for the purpose of determining whether the suspen¬
of vinyl plastic materials in home
This carefree -
Geon
Period End. Nov. 29—
The
of
Boyer
and Administrators.—V.
minimum
for
piece,
a
p.
plied to
has
He
cells
5-cent
a
misleading
and
shares);
sion
Seek Unlisted Trading—
September.'.'Prior
of Basic Commodities Activities.
company Vice-President since
and
At
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co., Inc.—Two Exchanges
10 years,
request
named
of
granted
their-juse,
to
provisions
sealing rings, foil coatings, and in a clear vinyl sheet
"blister" method of packaging.
Grand Union
—V.
announced
Mr.
has
proposed
false
was
new
many
'
by the retirement of Harry
Chairman
button
new
size
and other written communications,
Bullis.
Mr.
•
use
fittings, and valves in
Sales
to*tHe
the
per
Dec.
.
•
on
.
Inc.—Designs New Button Cells-
share pursuant to the conditional exemption from regis¬
provided by Regulation A.
The Commission by order dated
Oct. 29, 1958, temporarily suspended the exemption from registration.
That order charged that certain sales material used in the offering
and sale of the Haratine Gas
stock, consisting of letters, circulars
application shown in the field of Gecn coatings Is
vinyl plastisol coated glass fabric used to absorb high
frequency sound in some of our newest jet airliners.
The coating is
lead-loaded and. the unique properties of the coating are expected to
Coustifab,
Vice
directors
cap
new
brand
A
Execu¬
General Mills, Inc.—Kennedy Elected Chairman—
;:
Exposition;,
also
Geon
screw
used in the
President rof another General Instrument
subsidiary, Micamold Electronics Mfg. Corp. Monte Cohen, President of General Instru¬
ment, has been Acting-President of Radio Receptor during'the period
(sinee April,
1957 when General Insturment acquired it as a subr
sidiary)
of its consolidation into
the parent
organization,
it
was
announced.—V. 188, p. 2029,' - - -
The
for
dielectric
Versatile
previously
i.
tration
this country
and jacketing compounds.
interest
were
instrumentation cables
and
electrical
guided missiles.
Here
the
manufacturer needs good
with
met
harnesses
Subsidiary Named—
directors
the
the
being
Mayer lias been named President of Radio Receptor Co.,
Inc., a subsidiary, it was announced on Dec. 5; 1958 by General
Instrument
Board
Chairman . Martin H. Benedek^. Mr. Mayer—VicePresident of the parent company and a member of the General In¬
board
•.
will be
SEC
$1.50
type of house siding made of Geon-coated aluminum was also
are
Gerald
strument
advances in
Portions of the exhibit emphasized that the demanding
some
of the toughest wire and cable applications in
manufacturing space) in: Newark
and Beckley,
W. Va.;-Chicopee, Mass.; Joliet, 111.;
Brooklyn;
(3 plants); Tazewell, Va.; Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.square
New President, of
J.
6,500
v-'
'•'
said.
Mayer
company
applica¬
an
durability, brings new versatility to steel.
as
use.
employs
granting
(German Savings Banks
from
exemption
an
Goodrich Co.—Introduces New Product—
new
for
General
for
Other new products shown included Geon-coated steel panels which
are being used for machine housings, desk tops, curtain walls, television
cabinets, and appliances. Here the vinyl coating lends beauty as well
transformer,
tuner
(Release 39-128)
order
an
Association)
growing use of this material in the oil, gas,
industries and as electrical conduit and irrigation piping.
long
a
standardized
has issued
Rigid Geon piping,
strated
our
focused deflection system for
and
Clearing Association- -Ex-
.
this aspect of the business during
of
Outstanding
year.
:■
■
question whether to vacate, or make permanent, the prior tem¬
suspension by the Commission of a Regulation A exemption
from registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with respect to a
public offering of stock by Haratine Gas.
The hearing is to be held
on Feb. 4,
1959, in the Commission's Chicago Regional Office.
In
a
notification filed by Haratine Gas on June 23,
1958, that
'
function
extension of
pointed out that
Instrument
in
TV-radio
months.
Mr. Cohen also disclosed the establishment
ment
is.
research-und development,
and $2,200,000 were
"and very little of it was
had
two
of
about
The
retains its
durable-finish and attractive appearance through rigorous weather for
years and years without requiring repainting.
Home exterior mainte¬
nance is simplified to an occasional washdown with a garden liosc..
A section of the display devoted to the use of ."Geon in Recreation"
featured such products as
vinyl dolls, toys, and play balls; sports
equipment such as a, waterski tow cable and bindings, boat bumpers,
an all-vinyl bilge pump,
vinyl sponge life preserver, and a rigid vinyl
chlorinator for swimming pools.
*
'• '
A large molded rigid vinyl grain separator used to separate wheat
germ from a water slurry of wheat was shown in the "Geon in Indus¬
try" portion of the display.
Important in the construction of this
conically shaped chamber is the non-toxicity, corrosion resistance, and
easy cleanability of rigid Geon.
year
the company
said
.
the
;..V"'/■,
dimensional stability.'
A new
said.'1
engineering
with substantial growth expected in
the
he
40%
-V~V'
.
porary
Savings Banks &
Clearing
introduced
that 350 engineers
allocated for engineering, activities
Sam's
objective":
"end
military and industrial sales,
Stressing the vital role of
Monte Cohen, President; said
Uncle
1,254,246
and
.
reach
$1,746,136
1,278,280
broad
a
"from tiny components selling for less' than a dollar to fully,
complete- systems and installations worth thousands of dollars per
unit,"'is "just-Under $18 tnillion'—and growing, despite the "increas¬
should
$1,948,354
128,734
1925.
highlighted the B. F. Goodrich Chemical Co. exhibit at the
8th National Plastics Exposition held recently in Chicago, 111.. —
Emergence of rigid vinyl as a basic, construction, material was. illus¬
trated by a cost of new products made possible by the wide range of
properties available with Geon polyvinyl materials;
•
•
Window frames and sash for residential primary windows, durable
storm doors and windows^ window units for mobile homes, and cor¬
rosion-resistant piping turned out to be but.a few of the commerciallyavailable hew products now being made with .rigid Geon.
- - '
:;"'r Rigid vinyl, according to the company,, offersVan.exceptional-.com¬
bination of properties for these products: rust, corrosion, and weather
resistance; structural strength; good thermal insulation; built-in color;
range
1960
$179,416
152,642
charges
p.
r
in 1959 could be'4«peetcd; to be-10-15% -higher tlian the*5'million'sets''
«<d. the. firm's military .backlog; covering
the
com¬
quest Granted by SEC—
construction
on
Benedek. also
fiscal
the
as
Ilarney Corp., Ontario, Ore.—Files With SEC—
components orders on band
and the company's. close
relationship
with
virtually* all -TV
set; manufacturers,
Martin
H.
Benedek, Board Chairman, 6tated that industry TV set production
Mr.
$239,723
after
(B. F.)
.
Based
'
Haratine Gas & Oil Co.,
732,080
Dramatic
were
ago
$6,676,618,
applications for these miniature cells, according to Mr,
for paging units, telemetry, missiles, emergency light¬
ing, and many new portable consumer products.—V. 188, p. 2029.
V
1,236,000
company
almost exclusively to the
radio-TV industry—now derlvee 40% of its volume from military and
industrial electronics.
Stressing the company's leading role in the
"growing and- profitable" semiconductor field, - they called
it the
company's "single most exciting development."
*'■':' '>'Vf;
only
of
were
rechargeable sintered-plate nickel cadmium cells available. "Weighing
only a quarter cf an ounce, the VO. 180 and VO. 100 cells measure
?a inch in diameter and are slightly thicker than a five-cent piece,"
certain provisions
of the Trust Indenture Act of 1939 with respect to the debt adjust¬
ment debentures, due Jan. 1, 1967, to be issued by it under an Inden¬
ture to be dated as of Jan. 1, 1953, between the Association and The
First National City Bank of New York, as Trustee and Kreditanstalt
fur Wiederaufbau, as co-trustee, in connection with the Association's
offer of settlement to be made pursuant to Annex n of the London
Agreement on German External Debts of Feb. 27, 1953, between the
Government of the Federal Republic of Germany, the United States
of America, and other countries.
The Commission's order also declares
that trusteeship by the trustee and co-trustee under the said
1953
indenture and trusteeship by the co-trustee under the indenture pur¬
suant to which the old dollar bonds were issued by the Association is
not likely to involve material conflicts of interest.—V. 188, p. 2246.
30,
that
close
19
this corporation.
* ' "
\ V.
•
'
According
to
Bernard
Mayer,
General
Manager
of
the
Gulton"
Alkaline Battery Division,, the
new
units are among
the smallest
5,293,211
957,549
The SEC
1958; General Instru¬
$15 million" are ex¬
pected and net earnings "approximately double" last year's 22 cents
per share for the like period.
For the fiscal year ending Feb. 28,
1959, it was said, record sales of $47- million (20%. higher than last
year's
record
$39
million)
are
anticipated- and
pre-tax earnings
"double those ol fast year, with net earnings higher than last year"
(when they were• 74 cents per share).
•'
For
ment
342.
p.
Production
$9,057,427
1,267,512
and
volume."
porate
the
at
Dec.
on
Immediate
$927,707 $11,344,096
552,167
7,170.681
$1,469,658
958,691
tion of Deutscher Sparkassen-Und Giroverband
(ending Feb. 28, 1959). Revealing plans for "both internal and
growth," they forecast new acquisitions within the electronics
set a sales goal of $75 million (50%
higher than this year's
off"
$5,892,348
Fund
company
Mayer,
71,124
German
external
far
AT&T
of
in increasing
by
1958—10 Mos.—1957
125,000
Sales
on
anticipated
directors
.
ments.
Co. of Ohio—Earnings—
emption Granted—
company
the
of
Gulton Industries,
2.452.079
Net operating income.
military and industrial electronics fields, the corporation's
Dec. 16, 1958 predicted record sales and increased earnings
for both the third fiscal quarter (ended Nov.r30, 1958) and the fiscal
field;
2,477,236
income taxes
—V. 188,
conductor,
year
267,437
120,244
Net
and Increased Earnings—
officials
the
will up to 11 a.m. (EST) on. Jart. 13 receive bids'for
purchase from it of 108,000 shares of. preferred stock (par $100).
and will-up to noon (EST) on Jan. 19 receive bids for the purchase
from- it of $10,000,000 first mortgage bonds due 1989.
Bids for both
issues
will
be
received
at
The
Hanover
Bank, 70 Broadway, New
York 15,. N. Y.
See also V. 188, p. 2642.
;
.
;
1,692,688
151,000
Other
in the projected
Record
of
:•'
.."
.v.
Gulf States Utilities Co.—Bids for Securities—
The
$3,210,297
operating taxes—
Federal
horsepower and one 500 horse¬
CorpForecasts
Instrument
Genera!
1;983,047
$3,353,681
1956—Month—1957
Operating expenses
it was announced on Dec. 23.
power motors to drive the carbon dioxide compressors
400 ton installation expansion.—V. 188, p. 2246.
action
the
2352.
p.
Operating revenues
Ltd. of Mlthapur, India, will install nearly $200,000
and controls for an addi¬
its existing lacillties,
184,
Mr.
worth of General Electric Co. electric motors
tion to
the
split of their stock and
l
V'
i
2,352,000
188,250
General Telephone
India—
General Electric Co.—Receives Contract From
2,312,000
$347,868
189,479;
after charges
—V.
254,000
257,482
operating income
Period End. Oct. 31—
Tata Chemicals,
for
3
a
assets
net
with
pared
-
$352,354
operating taxes..
fourth quarter
any
followed
advance
shares have increased, from 334,936 to 350.602 during the same interval.
—V.
$1,939,719 $19,427,820 $18,316,254
1,149,601 - 11,779,092
11,061,269
252,000
taxes
Net
highest fourth quarter production of cab-over-engine
Ford
history.
Fourth quarter production schedules for
record.—V.
income
1958—10 Mos.—1957
1958—Month—1957.
$2,064,584
1,270,751
revenues
expenses
Other
the
parcel delivery
on
Operating
Operating
was
production schedules in October, November and Decem¬
highest of any fourth quarter since 1955," Mr. Chase
Demand lor Ford's tilt-cab models in the fourth
quarter will
result
Co.
marked
.
the
are
•
Co. of Indiana, Ifcc.—Earnings—
Period End. Oct. 31—
truck
"Ford
i.
within the
10% in the market price of American Telephone
stock, of which the Fund now holds 5,500 shares.
of
recommending
Total
XivViw,'./.'.:1'
'"/
•
General Telephone
pared to 18,156 for the previous month- Ford truck sales in November;
1957, amounted lo 18,354, or 1,758 Jess than last month.
Ford dealers across the nation sold new Ford trucks at an average
ber
1649.
p.
given in the recent annual report.
this rise is attributable to the advance
as
part
long-standing annual dividend rate from $9.00- to $9.90.
$18,300,000 which
187,
31,
Telegraph
in
required for construction, during 1959 -is presently
will be obtained initially through bank
capital
at
loans.—V.
on
daily rate of 638 during November.
In October, the daily rate
672, and in November, 1957. Ford trucks sold at a daily rate of
&
This
31st,
new
estimated
Dec. 15.
'
Jr„ truck marketing manager
for Ford Division,
retail deliveries in November totaled 20,112, com-;
Chase,
Ford
corresponding
the
14%above
and
Wilbur
/
said
25%
daily sales of Ford trucks in November were
Average
Ford Division reported
Oct.
of
Higher—
19,
past few days of over
at Oct. 31, 1958, totalled approximately $22,750,000/
such bank loans amounted to $10,700,000. Additional
bank loans required to complete the 1958 construction amounted to
$2,000,000, of which $700,000 will remain outstanding after the pro¬
ceeds of the sale of the new preferred have been applied thereto. Addi¬
As
Dec.
good
A
par.
000 was completed
lower
Ford Motor Co. (Mich.)—Truck Sales RiseOctober
$25
of
Oct.
on
covering
B,
—
1958, the net asset value was $19.04 per share, an
increase of $1.45 over the value of $17.59 at the end of the fiscal year
company
1958,
Monday, December 29, 1958
.
Guardian Mutual Fund, Inc.—Asset Value
As
With SEC—
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Dec.
480,000 shares of $130 cumulative preferred stock,
The stock is to be offered for public sale at par
through an underwriting group headed by Paine, Webber, Jackson
& Curtis,
Stone & Webster Securities Corp., and Mitchum, Jones &
Templeton.
The underwriting commissions
are
to be supplied by
amendment; there is no firm commitment by the underwriters to
acquire the stock.
Net proceeds of the sale
of the Series B preferred stock will be
applied by the company to the payment of bank loans incurred for
1958 construction. Gross construction during 1958, of which $18,200,This
.
;
-
series
.
■
Florida—Registers Proposed
General Telephone Co. of
earnings of $634,000, or 80 cents a
with sales of $36,805,000 and net
share, on an adjusted basis, for the equivalent three months in 1957.
Fluor estimates
that total consolidated provision for Federal and
-
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2742)
..
;
and
right to purchase 399.000 shares
of the Hilton Credit- stoek.
Volume
Number 5807
183
Hoffman Electronics
A
air
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Corp.—Awarded Tacan Contract
Materiel
Nov.
The
26
Command,
by H.
L
States
United
Hoffman,
Air
it
Force,
This
announced
was
The
which involves development and production
of im¬
equipment, is the largest in the history of the com¬
Hoffman said. It is scheduled to run for 18 months.
equipment
Hoffman
will
be
Laboratories
President
of
technical
employees
the
designed
Division
Division,
will
in
said
be
hired
built
and
Los
that
in
the
out the program.
hundred
..
to
help
and
carry
V
*
.
production
future
near
v
•
•"
TACAN
(Tactical Air Navigation)
is a radio aid which gives an
pilot continuous information on his direction and distance
ground station. Hoffman has been a major supplier of the
airplane
from
a
airborne
portion
contract calls
of
this
of
for an
system,
designated
the
ARN-21.
The
new
advanced
duction.
The
8 x 11
mitter
station.
for
is
distance* and
TACAN.
the
small,
a
compact
set
measuring approximately
17 inches and
weighing about 60 pounds. It is actually a trans¬
and
receiver,
giving out
pulses to
interrogate
the
ground
It displays
the information received on two indicators, one
x
*
entitles
the
price
originally
Navy
services
favorable
World
their
It
bearing.
developed
following
as
system.
for
one
of
standard
provides
has
short
extreme'
weather.—V.
joint effort of the Air
a
II,
168,
been
range
and
Force
by the military
air
navigation
reliability
and
accuracy
2030.
p.
adopted
(200-mile)
in
even
Home
Owners
Fla.—Registers
This
Dec.
to
offer
shares
common
two
of
Fort
Offering With
company
and
the
additional
funds
right
is
un¬
Lauderdale,
SEC—
stores
to
states
company
it
is
it
the
in
1955
additional
one
amendment.
by
made
for
price
H.
and
Hentz
&
in
engaged
to
do
the
credit
proceeds of
the sale of
added to the company's general
expand its business further into
to
business.
acquisition
insurance
Net
The
costs
funds
new
resulting
business
the
and
should
The
issued, according to the prospectus.—V.
187,
2800.
p.
This
corporation on Dec. 19 filed' a registration statement with the
covering $30,000,000 of sinking fund debentures, due 1984, to be
for public sale through a
group of underwriters headed by Lee
Higginson Corp., White, Weld & Co. and William Blair & Co.
The
interest rate, public offering price and
underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendment.
SEC
offered
.
of
the
short-term
bank
established
line
of
in
the
to
customers
sale
loans
the
of
which
credit
usual
debentures
incurred
were
to
will
be
additional
funds
for
lending
business.—V. 187, p. 2448.
of
Howard Stores Corp.—November Sales
1958—Month—1957
Sales
$2,780,648
—V.
188,
company's
provide
course
Period End. NoV. 30—
the
under
reduce
to
used
of
be
Florida
laws
of
ten
to
on
do
may
E.
It
-
expects
the
have
rapid
have
let
by
by
been
ownership
for
to
plan
so
leased
in
him
of
at
$3,045,444 $22,001,660 $24,507,463
the
to
to
the
as
it
exclusive
announced
was
Dec.
on
15
Rollin
by
M.
Vice-
Russell,
President of Salas and Manager of the
company's International
division.
The
Canadian firm will distribute tlio complete* line of Hughes
semiconductors, cathode ray storage tubes, microwave tubes and tost
instrumentation, -including
the
memo-scope
oscilloscope
containing
the Hughes memory tube.
Within
may
ac¬
prior to their sale to others
President has agreed that
its first five
investors
sale
will
the
of
for
six stores;
or
also
shares
in
and
principal
Port
stockhlders
Neches,
unit
new
will
use
the
of
.
R-O-R
Associates
has
branch office in
a
Montreal.—V.
Jackson
are
(33,334
shares,
next
This
the
unit
second
188,
p.
1614.
Citrus Plantations, Ltd., Tel Aviv Israel
•—Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
.
Dec.
corporation
23,
offered
covering
public sale at
for
The
exceeding 5%
the
The
L.
any
of
its
the
SEC
stock,
common
on
be
to
company
The
in
engage
stock
purchase
branches
all
sale
of
will
be
of
the
expended
citrus
in¬
follows:
as
I. L. 130,000 for a citrus
packing house; I. L. 150,000 for citrus canning; and I. L. 1,000,000
for planting of new groves, 2,000 Dunams (500
acres) for £ years.
The
prospectus lists Jacob D.
Zemach
man,
President
Ben-Ezer
and
Its
Peace
lease
rentals
the
as
groves;
Aviv
Ben-Ezer of Tel
Secretary,
and
as
Board
Ben-Ezer
Isaac
Chair¬
Vice-
as
Treasurer.
Bell
Telephone
Period End. Oct. 31—
Co.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
'
by
$
1
546,610
The
Federal
Other
income
$
369,477,634
24.444,725 236,586,448 236,061,496
4,764.000
52,711,000
44,846,000
5,891,000
operating taxes—
3,978,965
Contincnt
3,676,902
40,163,129
—V.
Oil
cash
stock
and
37,082,356
6,280,883
5,696,534
58,614,054
51,487.282
5,723,117
5,056,261
52,193,434
46,307,470
188, p. 2030.
and
loss
a
for
Co.
natural
gas
operating
of
1 Yac/c, in lieu of
1958.—V. 187, p. 2907.
corporation
Dec.
$10
per share,
the purchase
5
The
trustees
'distribution,'
from
net
capital
gains.
will
Fund
have
On
have
represents
20%
a
increase
of
Fund's
Fund
and
ten
the
of
total
dividends
cents
from
six
dividend
during the year.—V.
and
187,
capital
income
paid during the
were
Period End. Nov. 29—
cash,
filed
has
known
188,
year
paid
1957.
of
per
$3,141,000,
be
used
for
share
Nine
Net
Months
sales
Income
before
taxes
taxes
thereon
on
shares
per
$82,904,802
5,987,005
5,565,016
2,793,000
$3,000,005
;
$2,772,016
preferred shares
246,494
shares.
share.,
^
1,578,916
809,807
;
250,664
1,578,916
:
outstanding
common
1957
2,987,000
;
paid
Common
Earnings
19.58
income
Dividends paid on. common
The
net
•
.
$81,120,964
Federal
on
income
Dividends
—V.
(& Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
Sept. 30—
______—
Federal
Net
Ended
809.807
$3.40
-
$3.11
«
188, p. 1614.
fiscal
Sept.
year
when
$11,342,000
sales
equal
World-wide
foreign
1958.
to
sales
a
letter
consolidated
sales.
000
Profits
after
which
the
were
overseas
retained
deduction
remitted
declared
The
years
growth
will
of
"dwarf
the
into
nation's
Mr.
Goodspeed,
versary,
million
noted
in
1933
oldest factoring firm in the next 25
the gains achieved during tlio
Morton Goodspeed, President, said on Dec. 4.
insignificance"
last quarter of a century,
speaking
that
to
at
a
dinner
the. company's
volume
marking
volume
tends
credit
to
currently
had
Iselin's 150th anni¬
expanded from $66
at $450 million.
Iselin today factors accounts receivable for 350 manufacturers and ex¬
a
than 100,000
more
estimated
business
establishments,
he
said.
In
a
world's
letter
largest
to
of
Corp.,
19 by,
Kennecott's
Dec.
•
.
that when Kennecott Copper Corp. pur¬
it acquired a second .wire and cable sub¬
will become
Kennecott
Co.,
division of Okonite and
a
Wire
Cable
and
Division.
departments for
the first nine months ended Oct.
decrease of $206,799 compared with the
a
nine
months
last
year.
31, but for comparison purposes,
results for the
the
income
188,
all
Oct.
12-month periods
ended Oct, 31
1958
31—
departments--
1957
v
$14;513,081 $14,849,289
151,779
214,088
—
.
(after Federal taxes on income)—
2643.
p.
this company for
within which it may issue
in renewal of matur¬
ing notes under its $5,100,000 aggregate line of credit, previously ap¬
proved.
The $800,000 not yet borrowed will be required to carry
the company's construction program through 1959.—V. 188, p. 2508.
extension
an
issued an order granting a request of
through
1959
the
of
period
notes evidencing additional borrowings and notes
company
California
the
for
with
of
of
months
reported gross oil
4
first
of
months
ten
in
October
1957—$1,744,000.—V.
royalties from its lands
of
1958
188,
the
two
years
$16,314,000.
This
Royalties
1958—$1,680,000;
were,
2352.
p.
Oil Industries, Inc.—New Mill—
Kerr-McGee
newly-completed uranium processing mill of Kermac Nuclear
went on stream on Nov. 28 in the Ambrosia Lake area
with a rated
capacity of 3,630 tons of ore per day.
The mill will process ore from six mines owned or controlled by
The
the
Corp.
Grants, N. M. The new mill is the nation's largest,
Nuclear Fuels,
Kermac
from
purchased
Kermac
well
as
as
a
limited
amount of
"custom"
ore
operators.
Independent
Nuclear Fuels
Corp.
formed in July, 1956, by combining-
was
area uranium properties of Kerr-McGee Oil Industries,
City; Pacific Uranium Mines Co., Los Angeles, and
Development Corp., Albuquerque.
A contract with the Atomic Energy Commission
provides for sales
to the commission of uranium concentrate produced by the Kermac
Lake
Ambrosia
$
with
Oklahoma
mill
the SEC
through
the
The
$89,500,000
will
of
cost
a
uranium
mines
Kermac's
engineers estimate that sales
exceed $300,000,000.
)
$18,000,000, stands on a 90-acre
Company
period
at
Lake
Ambrosia
Grants.
mining
district,
mill will
and
22
employ
miles north¬
than 800
more
full production is reached.
when
solvent
commercial
this
constructed
the
of
persons
1966.
31.
during
mill,
in
tract
west
Dec.
AEC
The
2142.
sales
the
Anderson
s
p.
Dec.
on
for
with $17,911,000 for the same period of last year.
compares
1958—48 Wks.—1957
of notification
net
County Land Co.—Royalties Received Lower—
Kern
The
in
payable
extraction
scale
process
was
.
perfected
first used
and
on
ft
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, Inc. in the company's
wholly-owned uranium mill at Shiprock, N. M.—V. 188, p. 2643.
-
and
by
^
Keyes Fibre Go., Waterville, Me.—New Director—
E.
President
Miller,
Spencer
elected
by
the
director.—V.
a
188,
p.
of the
1825.
Maine Central
RR.,
.
has been
the
engineering
fees
of
W.
L.
Wearly, President of Joy, the
of
underground mining
equipment and a
construction, industrial, oil well and other
leading manufacturer of
equipment said, "shipments and earnings
during the third quarter ended June 30."
especially depressed
He pointed out that this
was
"principally because of strikes at two of the Company's plants,
comprising approximately one-half of our productive capacity.
Be¬
cause
of these strikes lasting six weeks at our Franklin, Pa., plant
and ten weeks at our St. Louis plant, opor<itions for the third fiscal
quarter resulted in a loss."—V. 188, p. 1519.
were
Total
$559,000
parent company during fiscal 1958. These
in the consolidated earnings reported.
shareholders
producer
1958
As of
subsidiaries amounted to $924,-
and
Custodian Funds, Inc.—Assets Rise—
Keystone
sales and sales of products manu¬
held up better than domestic
foreign
dividends
of
to
export
subsidiaries
retained profits are not included
(William) Iselin & Co., Inc.—Marks 150th Anniv.—
operating
an
Copper
on
Kentucky Power Co.—Borrowings Extended Into 1959
sales of the company's unconsolidated
$105,000,000 in fiscal 1958 compared with
subsidiaries totaled
in 1957.
Both
by
24,
Okonite
all
of
of
sales
—V.
share.
a
Keimecott
including
$149,000,000
factured
The
Months Ended
Net
equal to $2.33,a share in its fiscal year
This represents a decline from the previous
amounted to $131,106,000 with net earnings of
$6.34
of
and last year:
Net
$4,166,000
of
30,
immediately become
the
the first
12
33,063,359 398,966,489 380,934,321
working capital.—V. 188,
reported
company
earnings
ended
out
totaled $9,147,747;
this year
on
Joy Manufacturing: Co.—Sales & Earnings Lower—
Interchemical Corp.
i
will
subsidiary
The company's fiscal year ends Jan.
1543.
p.
CO.
Co.,
Nov.
on
there follows below
to
to
1614?.
p.
2142.
sales
1958
in
approximately
notification
$
filed
Dec. 9
shares of
188,
corresponding period "in 1957. The first" nine months this
year resulted in a loss of $134,664 compared with a loss of $24,945
covering 3,333
common
stock
(par $1) to be offered to
employees under the terms of a stock purchase plan at an estimated
price of $88 per share.
No underwriting is involved.
The proceeds
are
pointed
as
p.
sales for
gas
from Sunray-Mid-
been
1958—4 Wks.—1957
on
Cable
f&
Okonite
Okonite
terms.
letter
a
s
company
$815,732 or $1.46 per share against
in fiscal 1957, same share basis.
totaled $356,200 versus $1,094,500 in
was
period
fiscal year.—V.
Keefer
Fuels
35,730.304
The
:
Kennedy's Inc.—Reports Lower Sales—
Jewel Tea Co., Inc.—November Sales Up—
Sales
1958
1958
J.,
Net
without
share
long-terni
December, the
cents
reported that the assets of the Fund
65%
quarterly
per
net
including
period,
The
consecutive
two
pay
cents
dividend
cents.
increase in
95th
will
five
12-month
income
an
of
the
the
the
paid
The trustees also
an
20,
income,
During
distribution
gains
declared
Dec.
investment
their
dependent on the future earnings and financial
and other factors.—V. 187, p. 1434.
fiscal
In
The
InCw,
Income Foundation Fund Inc.—Distribution, Etc.—
in
taxes
N.
31,
common stock (par $1.50)
to be
underwriting.
The proceeds are to
be used for
of modern automatic filling equipment and
for working capital in order to
pay accounts payable.
at
1957.
April-1, 1959 at a
the declaration and
on
continue
to
year
stated
directors
the
stock
company
the Kennecott Wire & Cable Co.
covering 10,000 shares of class A
offered
will be
of
be
Paterson, N. J.—Files With SEC—
on
the calendar
for
1958,
and
$2.30 per share
or
previous
near
The
in
sidiary.
He added that a decision was reached to combine the two
operations in order to perform the most effective Job of competing
in all phases of the wire and cable industry.
To bring this about,
nine months period
costs of $107,998,
of $26,358 — a total
increased
reserves
dividend
Jet-Aer Corp.,
19.
on .common
share,
per
the
income
Mr.
dividend
of 30c
per
share was paid on March 10, 1958,
dividends, in lieu of cash, of 1 %% each, were paid on Juno
10, 1958 on the common shares.
An additional common
10,
and
use
^.th working interest in oil and
a
favorable
on
for
corporation
chased
the
geophysical costs
acquired
$7,000,616
Dec.
on
dividend
according to an announcement made
Okonitc's
President, R. Stuart Keefer, to employees
plant in Phillipsdale, R. I.
feet.
has
held
a
Kennecottf Wire
Sept.
Deo.
on
ol'
Passaic,
non-productive drilling
and
plant
funds
expected
are
650.000.
$47,730,405 and
pay
division
.The first well has
been spudded In and the Smackover formation is expected to be found
at
a
depth of approximately 9,100 feet. An option to acquire an
interest in an additional block of 2,200 acres in the area, by drilling
a
well thereon, is included in the deal.
SEC
Net operating income.
Net after charges
cubic
-
38.582,161
taxes
barrels
company
stock
S
388,074,631
$
40,479.476
_
$1.29
leases covering 2,600 acres in Bowie County, Texas,
10
24.328,628
revenues...
Operating expense?
included
$74,797,
company's
general
ended Oct. 31,
1958, total operating revenues
amounted to $49,351,571 and net income to $6,982,451,
The SEC has
1,716,000,000
and
•
1958—10 Mos,—1957
'
Operating
of
to
Kennecott Copper Corp.—New Division—
$209,153.
A
Illinois
^
which
the
of
ackled
expenditures
months
cents
Federal
of
Canada
Ltd., 69%
owned,
con¬
production and stockpiling of sulphur
However, having no sales or shipments for
plant.
operations reflected
$401,426,
be
year
Not
economical
River
account,
of
of
excess
with
to
$1,285,111
Petrochemical
and
i
reports slightly lower sales and earnings for the
ended June 30, 1958.
C. D. Kaufmann, President, said
that sales in the 12 months amounted to $24,198,884 compared with
$26,985,545 in fiscal 1957.
During the nine months period, the company participated in the
drilling of
19
wells—13
producers,
five
were
dry holes, and
one
converted to a salt water disposal well; reserves of crude oil increased
the
of
against
of
per share.
There are no underwriting
the right to pay commissions not
who may assist in the sale or disposition
to
proposes
shares,
reserves
person
proceeds
for the
550.000
at
its
Lake
efficient
will
Such
Corp.
Kay Jewelry Stores, Inc.—Sales & Earnings Off—
be
$1
company
to
with
statement
stock.
dustry.
I.
registration
750,000 shares
a
1958,
agreements.
of
filed
tinued
balance
meeting
34
This
732,554 shares for the like period of 1957.
Jefferson
I. C. P. Israel
Boston
be applied in part to the payment j
previously incurred to finance con¬
Co.—Earnings, Etc.—
755,180
on
12
of
liscal
Lake Sulphur Co.
(the parent company) alone reflected
of $124,394 after giving effect to an income tax credit ol'
equal,
after dividends on preferred
shares,
to ten
cents
share
in
condition
Jeffeison
common
will
program.
amount thereof
of
will
First
sale
payment of quarterly dividends, but noted that such dividends and the
direct oxidation plant for
unit
is
the
its
rate
or
it was announced by G. R. Bryant,
triple the company's production capacity
as a starting material in manufac¬
chlorine-caustic
a
the
the company
At
company
month,
is a
on
The
the
from
improvement
intention
According to the consolidated report for the nine months ended
Sept. 30, 1958 this company reported a loss of $185,185 after, total
charges of $1,509,150
(depreciation,
depletion, and amortization of
$984,787, non-productive drilling costs of $207,958, and interest charges
of $316,405) and after giving effect to an income tax credit of $286,947.
per
Invest¬
shares,
headed by
and
compared
new
products.
The
latter
will
be
primarily
in
the
field
of
propylene and its derivatives.
Another purpose of the program is to
provide the very latest and most efficient plants possible.—V.
188,
p. 950.
profit
A.'McEachern
Into Kaiser Industries on-May 28, 1957.''
the former stockholders" of Henry J.*
merged
of bank borrowings
extension and
construction
For
be
the
Texas,
will
used by the
Later
$286,947,
American
1434.
p.
group
services
lease
and
own
common
the program will be
production of ethylene
completed along with
an
ethylene glycol plant.
Completing the expansion,
in
the early
Summer, will be propylene glycol and propylene oxide units.
The expansion program, begun in late 1956, is designed not only
to increase substantially Jefferson Chemical's
production of the several
products involved but at the same time to make possible a number
„a
the
on
,
to amount
and 1960.
i
v.,
>
The company is engaged primarily in the
generation, transmission,
distribution and sale of electric energy, and in the purchase, trans¬
mission, distribution and sale of natural gas in the northeastern and
central portions of
Kansas aggregating approximately 27,500 square
miles.
The population of the territory provided with one or mora
The
funds
general
The company
company.
stores
company
Jefferson Lake Sulphur
has named R-O-R Associates, Ltd., of Toronto. Ont.,
distributor of Hughes commercial products in
company
Canada,
stock
to $29,526,000 during 1959
numerous other chemicals.
In addition, the overall expansion
double the plant's capacity for ethylene glycol, increase by 50%
production? of ethylene oxide and permit Jefferson's entry into
fields, based on ethylene and propylene.
completed.
Hughes Aircraft Co.—Names Canada Distributor—
This
the
for
former stockholder of J.
a
the
of
proceeds
—V.
Canada,
market
Including those not participating In- the sale will' continue
18,049,753 shares (78.87%) of the outstanding commons shares.
188,
struction.
turing
,
current
$6,500,000
its
Chemical Co., Inc.—Builds New Plant—
The
ethylene,
oxide.
by
was
sale
property,
ethylene plant, first of several units to be completed as
major expansion program of this company went on stream
a
President.
new
the
Co.,
own
The
or
Merton E. Sear (15.000, or 17.6%), and Samuel W. Wolfson
or 17.6%), purchased for cash at $3 per share.
Mr. Jackson
option to acquire axi additional 25,000 shares at $3.50 per
exercisable on or before Dec. 10, 1963.
new
will
which
the
writing
the
to
the company.
by
lease
company's
week
the
~
v
275,000
Florida.
construct
may
company's
Jefferson
for
to be
The company on Dec.
22 filed a registration statement- with the
Securities
and
Exchange Commission
covering a
proposed sale of
shares of common stock (par value $8.75 > through an under¬
1959.
Locations for
construction of store
1,
initially own any of its stores, al¬
in the future.
It expects that its stores will be
and
and
and
the
stores.
Feb.
Jackson,
stores
not
lease-back
to
of
is
stock
Kansas Power & Light Co.—Registers With SEC—
39.2%),
(15,000,
part
M.
to
owned
are
Co.
Kaiser
•
acquisition of
land and in the construction of its stores prior to their sale to others
and their lease-back by the company, for the equipping and
stocking
of its stores, and for general
operating purposes.
A
Carl
related
shares
After
other
other
does
by others,
share,
and
be
ment
investors, in Daytona Beach (2), New
Sanford, in Florida. Mr. Jackson is said to have
purchase (under similar arrangements) locations for
company
an
SEC—
The
through, an underThe First.Boston Corporation, Dean WitterLoeb, Rhoades & Co. "The initial offering price'
.
exercise
Dec.
stock.
Exchange at the time of the offering.
The company will not?
receive any part of the proceeds.
-According to the prospectus, of the 500,000 shares 473.300 shares
are .owned
by certain former Henry J-. -Kaiser Co. stockholders who
acquired them through exchange in March 1956, and the remaining
and
to
will build
to
Julian
to
about
contracts for
the1 company
and
leased
sale
or
Beach
their
has
Co.
will
of
Off—
1958—11 Mos.—1957
1156.
p.
acquired
President,
property
last
proceeds
the date
on
With
registration' statement with the
a'
common
Stock
enable
Household Finance Corp., Chicago,
111.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
'Net
share
sundry
business
the company expects
that other
stores to it.
Net proceeds of the
any
other
under
and
grocery
for
open
to
though it
increase
types of in¬
from
organized
was
been
construction
The
be
will
continue
store
offers
added
307,679
&
upon
said
of
per
filed
22
writing group headed by
—V.
combination
Smyrna
underwriter.
is
and
on
share
subscription
principal
business.
to
life
contracts
surance
supplied
as
shares
absorb
ordinary
ney
date,
insurance
licensed
to
for
record
formed
common
permit
the
subscribe
be
SEC
company
$6.55
payment of $3.50
shares equal to the bid'
Corp.—Registers
Dec.
on
covering 500,000 shares of Its
1958.
buildings
and
each
for
of
stock
Industries
corporation
7
offered for public sale by the present holders thereof
chain
have
quire
excess
the
5,
company's
he
the
The
outstanding
presently
to
to
listed
was
its
of
The
afe
ordinary life
the
holder
held.
York
life
in
the
terms
New
The
each
shares
underwriting
.
Rights
Co.,
filed a
registration
statement
with
covering 153,840 shares of common stock.
1958,
proposes
Co.
Insurance
company
19.
each
Life
Jacksonville,
yet commenced business, but proposes to operate a
(in relation to supermarkets), conveniently located,
first
owned
-
St.,
not
small
its
purchase
amount
in
company
has
assignment
as
War
Fairmont
5113
warrant.
The
It
to
an
share
per
the
of
holder
share, plus
per
service,
ARN-21C
at
registration statement also includes an additional 53,000 com¬
mon
shares, of which 33,000 shares are subject to sale under stock
purchase options granted and- to be granted to company officials and
employees and 20,000 shares are subject to sale under a warrant sold
on Dec.
11, 1958, to Pierce, Carrison, Wulberg, Inc., for 5c per warrant
share, or a total of $1,000. The warrant, which expires Dec. 11, 1968,
improved version, ARN-21C, plus the development
types of TACAN equipment, designated ARN-65, for use with
weapons systems currently under development and in pro¬
new
offices
The
by the corporation's
Calif. J. D. McLean,
Angeles,
several
with
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Dec. 19, 1958,
covering 250,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale
at $3 per share with a 30c
per share commission to the underwriters,
headed by Pierce, Carrison,
Wulberg, Inc., Courts & Co., and The
Johnson, Lane, Space Corp.
TACAN
Mr.
pany,
corporation,
Kaiser
This
SEC
Fla.,
President.
contract,
proved
(2743)
Jackson's Minit Markets, Inc., Jacksonville, Florida—
Registers Proposed Stock Offering With SEC—
\
contract which will total approximately
$33,000,000 for TACAN
navigation equipment has been awarded to this corporation by the
Air
on
.
net
assets
$
of
Shares
outstanding
of
shareholders
No.
*
Asset
value'
Income
per
♦Does
paid Oct.
S-3
2,114,066
22,272
Fund-.
of
Fund
Include
15.
1958,
13,016
*$13.03
$0.14
$10.13
00.16
capital
gains
Kroger Co.—November
142.297,538
Sales
p.
2031.
distribution of 8 cents
188, p. 2643.
per
share
Sales Higher—
1958—4 Wks.—1957
$
188,
—
totaling $245,476.—V.
Period End. Nov. 29—
—V.
3,147,586
•
of S-3
S-3 share
S-3 share (6 mos.)
per
not
1957
$ ■
21,411,304
>
Fund-.
S-3
7
*41,000,827
Oct. 31
$
1958—48 Wks.—1957
$
0
;
135.386.271 1.624.704.723 1,530,690,944
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2744)
Cement Co., Ltd.—Stock Of¬
Portland
Ontario
Lake
Oversubscribed—Of the 671,376 units
fering
receive
136,105 units through oversubscription privileges. Each
unit consists of one common share and one warrant to
buv
$2.50
share at
common
a
2247).—V. 188, p. 2643.
p.
Registers
Exploration Co., Inc., Arnctt, Okla.
Laure
and
Proposed Stock Offering With SEC—
company
thereon
'.I;.'"
Proceeds
the
of
stock
185,
.Vr>-7.*'
l-
'
be
and equipment,
including machinery
—V.
will
sale
-.
40
new
earlier.
would
equipment
other
will
machines
include
help
the
that
will
Macy's New
The
SEC
covering
$5,50
at
used
Earnings Up—
that
quarter carpet volume of this company should be approximately
$20,000,000, Horace C. Jones, Treasurer, said on Dec. 11.
This would
70,000
per
and
this
filing
of
without
operate
will be
filed
letter
a
.,
$5i
(par
187,. p.
?r
has issued .2,515,379
company
com¬
single'block.of stock ,(798,600 shares; is owned*
of whose stock is owned by Halt
and
Monarch
defendants
S.
who
Jr.,
respectively,
are,
Oil.—V.
182,
board
chair¬
1015.
p.
Cleared—
>
=
1
it
Radio
announced
was
George
Dec;
on
...
charges
on
and
of
Prior
22.
Securities
Act
"
Martin were ^ found'
J.
to
trial
Vincent
guilty. Defendants Julius Rivman- and Irving Shayne
acquitted,
and
the
case
was
dismissed against Arthur Rose,.
Diamond, Charles Greenhaus and Harry V. Greene,4- Mr. Acunto J
were
sentenced
to
to
serve
60 days and pay a
$1,000 fine.
Mr. Martin
to serve a
prison term of. one year and one day and
fine of $1,000, and Monarch Radio and Television
Corporation
fined 810, which was remitted.—V.
173, p. 202.
sentenced
was
pay
was
2842.
prosecution:
Acunto pleaded
Alex
the
Radio
Monarch
guilty after trial,
,
amended.—V.
The largest
of
the V
as
additional
as
drilling and develop¬
r*~:' ""Uw-,-v '» -;
wildcat- drilling.
.7;7J 7777:": *7 7;
the
In
fraud,
offered
be
to
funds
uses
used
Monarch Radio & Tele vision"
Corp.—DefendantsSfcn-*
fenced— ■' '3'/
underwriting.
The proceeds are to be
all year resort hotel.
It is expected
an
be
-
was
stock
common
with
notification
general
corporate
will
company's construction program—V. 188, p. -2308.
Commission—-^7
of
the
to
such
The. SEC has issued an order
authorizing this company to borrow1
not. to exceed $600,000 from The
Boatmen's National Bank of St. Louis.
The funds, together with
treasury, cash will be used to repay a $100,000' "
promissory note which matures March 27, 1959, and to finance th»
Only
10
shares
share,
build
to
Dec.
on
added
for
proceeds
Missouri, Edison Co.—Bank <
Borrowings
.
Mountain InnCorp., Beverly Hills, Calif.
corporation
be
The
Hal Millsap,
president of Alillsap
and
man
NCR 304 computer and
—Files With Securities and Exchange
will
available
■i^ex"°il and'Gas Inc., all
Millsap, Sr.,
handle
York.
be
Monday, December 29, 1958
.
According to the prospectus, the
;
automatically, the,.750,000 customer
one manual input operation
will
needed to prepare the millions of Macy statements issued annually.
Macy's has two types of customer accounts that do not require
of
sail
will
determine.
including possible
Jin
this
meet
company
•.
all-transistor
an
stock
and
may
monsnares.
w
.
'''V;.:
Mum mouth
for
(James) Lees & Sons Co.—Sales &
week
a
payment of cash for purchases—C-T (Cash-Timej</and D.- A. (Depositor
Accounts). The new system will handle both.—Vy 187,',.p. 2907.
1638.
p.
the
installation
accounts
be
•'
-
that
The
various expenditures,
exploration and other purposes.
used
least
at
is
problem.
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Dec.
23
1958
covering 400,000 shares of its capital common stock, to be
offered for public sale at $2 per share.
The company has not engagedin any business except to acquire control and rights to 10 unpatented
mining claims in the pine mining district of Gilpin County, Colorado,
mid the Laure Tunnel No. L and Tunnel Site.
These properties were
Kcauired from the company's president and promoter, A. N. Laure,
lu consideration of the issuance to Laure of 800,000 common shares.
Laure is said to have purchased the properties in 1919, since when
he
has expended
$30,000 in cash in exploration and other work
This
bills
their
also
this
.
working capital for acquisition of properties and
ment,
expected to cut record-keeping costs and provide the com-,
pany with operating information for all six stores; in its Macy's New
York
division.
The
program
will be evaluated
for possible use in
Macy stores in other parts of the nation.
v
y
Preliminary work on the new installation is now,.,under: way, .but
the system will not go into operation until. 1961.
Mr. Bingham said
that Macy's anticipates a growing shortage of trained clerical personnel
(see V. 188,
share
per
It
of
company
management
'
Nov. 25 at $2.25 per share, 571,002
subscribed for through primary rights and
were
the
12 announced the biggest automation pro¬
corporation on Dec.
in department store history.
;
v.
W
Developed by the National Cash Register Co., the $1,000,000 electronic'
system will prepare customers' statements at the rate of 50 a minute
—25
times
faster
than
the present speed—and " enable shoppers
to
of record
holders
units
This
gram
recently offered to common stock-;
stock and warrants)
proceeds
(It. II.) Macy & Cq. Hac.—Installs Automation Program
-
(common
.
a
Last
Marionflex Realty Co., Montclair, N. J.
and Exchange Commission—
substantial increase over the fourth quarter volume last
year and would indicate total 1958 sales of approximately $67,000,000.
Net earnings for the current
year, estimated by Mr. Jones, should
at least reach the level of $4 per share of common stock outstanding.
Lees earnings for the first nine months of 1958 were $2.28 per common
represent
share.—V.
The
company
covering
Dec.
on
shares
900
per share.
—Receives
The
of
filed
10
stock
common
proceeds
letter
a
to be
are
(no
used
notification
of
with
the
offered
be
to
par;
for
construction
underwriting is involved.
547.
188, p.
Monogram Precision Industries; Inc., Culver City, Cal.
Orders—
• 777
V... ;.-7
Files With
—
Securities
a
:'•
The
acquired all of the assets of Artho Holding Co.,
totaling $2,001,369 in exchange for 67,250
chares of its own
capital stock, it was announced on Dec. 12 by
Robert Lehman, President and Monroe C. Gulman, Chairman of the
corporation
This
and
The
17
Corp.,
convertible deben¬
per share for the share's delivered in exchange; This
net asset value per share on Dec. 10, 1958, plus: a
known
peak
7 77.
The
SEC
Illinois above.—V.
184
p.
Oifered
624.
San
This
corporation
facturing
Co.
been
has
awarded
manufacture
the
for
by
contract
a
higli-power
of
Raytheon Manu¬
transmitting
modern anti-submarine
on
defense
The
corporation
for
Co.
has
been
the
awarded
manufacture
contract
a
by
high-power
according to. an
letter
a
'
Exchange
has
issued
order
.
the
by
circumstances,
reports
—'V.
(
by
188,
the
the
issuer
continued
filing
deemed
was
in
unnecessary
other
and
the
contract, amounting to approximately $300,000, will serve
order for further production contracts expected
this field. Mr. Ling soid the order is part of an expanding sonar
pilot
a
In
production
This
program that has been accelerated by emphasis on underseas fleets and
on modern anM-submarine
defense weapons.
•
The
corporation
development
previously successfully completed research and
prototype sonar equipment contracts for the U. S.
and
Navy.—V. 188, p. 1825.
Agency,
The
in
List Industries Corp.—Awards RKO Contract—
See
•
American
News
Co.
above.—V.
188,
Fort
Monmouth,
military
be
7
J.
similar
coiporation
to
the
number
U.
award
of
S.
■'.-77
■
present
has
excited
harmonic
wide
generator,
of
of
198-acre
a
vanced
site
scientific
times
10
the
near
Saugus,
research
speed
of
Dec.
Calif.,
center
sound
on
for
explore
to
at
and
announced
11
multi-million
a
problems
altitudes
where
purchase
dollar
flight
of
man
has
ad¬
This
-
a'
as
frequency
a
.
.
.
interest
low
V
noise
translator.
flown.
known
Destined
center, will
First
three
of
years
planning study,
Lockheed Research
as
to
be
the
of
one
the
facility will
new
Center.
steip, will
be
the
Under
nation's
early*
construction
in
1959 of a $5,000,000
supersonic wind tunnel and high-altitude environmental test facilities
capable of subjecting complete aircraft.to simulated conditions of flight
bp to 150,000 feet above the earth.
A smaller altitude chamber simu¬
stock
interested
•
major research installations, the
pe financed entirely With company funds.
!
from
The
issue
a
to
Arkansas
Power;
until Jan.
proposal,
First
7,
Middle
National
for
porate
additional
an
$6,000,000.
purposes,
for
Bank
to
latter
New
It
shares
its treasury for moneys expended for
for
funds
and
for
for
the
common
general
cor¬
Midland Cooperatives, Inc., Minneapolis, Minn.—Files
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
facility not only will be used
but
also
will
be
for investigating
devoted
to
frontiers
new
ol
making further improvements
In reliability ol' flight in man's
customary environment
phere. Mr. Monesmith said.,
..
.
.
—would
©r
five
be
to
times
supplement
the
speed
the
of
supersonic
with
wind
tunnel
of
one
<up to Mach 10», for study
in outer space, and to provide facilities to
study propulsion installations
to achieve these speeds.
The
research
for study of
chambers;
ionic
of
optical
research mechanisms
electrical
propulsion
and
facilities
for
investigation
(plasma'magneto-hydrodynamics);
eervo-mechanisms and other areas of physics.
Plans also call for equipment for basid
Of
metallic,
ceramic
and
•
study and pre-flight testing
chemical
components of airei'aft
Research Center plans provide for extensive
electronic research faciliwith equipment available for microwave
propagation and studv
wave investigation,
and other advanced experimental studies.
ties,
infra-red
"This new
ing
facility, along with
flight Center
California
.
in
Division's
emitb.—V. 188,
p.
Burbank,
is
our
newly
planned
leadership in
the
opened $9,000,000 engineer¬
to maintain and extend the
field,"
according
Mr
Moue-
Manufacturing
korillard Co.—Stock
364,670 shares of
common
above.—V.
188,
p.'
stock
(par $10), recently of¬
fered for subscription by common
stockholders of record
Nov. 25, a total of 358,934 shares were
subscribed for at
a subscription, price of $68
per share, and the
5,736 shares
remaining
were
taken
up by the underwriters, headed
by Lehman Brothers and Smith, Barney & Co., and old
on
Dec. 11 at $82.50 per share.
See also V..
188,
p.
2508.
$125,-
Debenture
Offering 99.11%
,
for
of
account
Corp., the
the
underwriters
by
See also V. 188,
manager.
The
p.
First
Boston
2508. v
-
Military Publishing Institute, Inc. (N. Y.)—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
.
- .■*
$2
Dec.
on
125,000 shares of
per
9
filed
share, through C. H.
proceeds
to
be
used
186,
p.
letter of notification
a
stock
Abraham & Co.,
for
with
(par five cents)
Inc.,
the SEC
to be offered
New
York,
N." Y.
and
work¬
215.
are
general
corporate
purposes
188,
23,
1958,
public
who
company
covering
sale
will
The
filed
at
SI
receive
a
registration statement
602,786
per
shai'es
share.
The
commissions
of
of
common
stock
will
with
stock,
be
;
public
.
.
188,
2184.
p.
-7
1968—ll'MOs.—1957 "
$2,069,643 $16,406,494 $17,684,984
2032.
p.
'
Electronic
"7
.
S2
share;
per
Pacific
to
be
Van
Corp.,
7
the
to
offered
Calif.
Nuys,
Files
—
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Dec. 8 filed
on
shares
through
of
used
10
for
Co.,
development
land
of
acres
and
letter of notification with the SEC
a
stock
common
of
cents)
to
offered
be
engineering projects; for
for working capital.
new
at
Los Angeles, Calif.; and
Calif.
The proceeds are
& Co.,
Francisco,
San
the
(50
Hull
Holton,
Coast. Securities
purchase
balance
New Jersey
Investing Fund, Inc. (N. Y.) — Registers
Securities and Exchange Commission—
^
With
This
fund, with offices at 111 Broadway, New York, N. Y., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Dec. 9, 1958 covering 200,000
of
The
will
capital
fund
investment
fund
as
is
Ne.v
York
law
Oct.
on
1S58
17,
and
management investment company, pits
distributor is Spear, Leeds <fc Kellogg.
Andrew
and
listed
either
arc
-
under
diversified
a
adviser
Lockie
S.
stock..
organized
was
operate
New
The
All
President.
as
partners
of
Dock
York
SEC
officers
employees
or
and
of the
Kellogg.
employees
Spear,
of
the
24
this
the
to
company
As
ties
portfolio
30.
Leeds
&
since
Dock
market
of
80)^
(12.56L )
of
Dunhill's
reduced
to
24,000
been
Company's portfolio
SEC
be
by
on
offered
Dec.
employees,
15('r.
Included
stock which
largest-1-holding
common
The
8'c.
in commoiv stock of American Bank
".Note Co.. Dunhill. through its subsidiaries, is engaged in the sale of
tobacco, tobacco products and accessories,^ pipes, gift, items, cosmetics,
toiletries and other mechandise. In addition,-a substantial portion * of
the
of Dunhill
assets
and
was
subsidiaries consists
its
of
investment
securi¬
ties, primarily American Bank Note common stock. The market value of
investments as of June 30,
1958,
was
$2,217,107, or approxi¬
these
mately 64'f
Dunhill's
of
Under
the
Company
.
receive
Company
Dock
company
of
hold
to
*
•
agreement,, holders of common stock of Dock
shares of Dunhill common for each share
common;
and
the holders of preferred stock of
merger
will
Dock
of
outstanding 300,000
assets.-Dunhill has
total
shares.
common
...
will
eight
Dock
receive
company
shares
their
shares
ten
of
Dunhill
preferred.
and
Dunhill
common
for each
shareholders will continue
Dunhill
will, continue
in- existence
as
the
surviving corporation under its present name.
Assuming 1061
ex¬
change by the Dock Company shareholders, the surviving corporation
will
have
1,107.752 shares of common stock outstanding upon con¬
pany
to
it
that
the
of
be
merger.
seek
to
proposes
ceased
a
investment
an
is
primarily
investment
When the merger is effective, Dock com¬
Commission
order declaring
that it has
company and Dunhill an order declaring
company.
The
for
company's business is said to fall into three major areas: land
plays, exploration and drilling, and production of oil and gas. One of
its purposes is to
find, develop;- produce and.maTket oil and gas. Net
securi¬
$2,100,324,
of
portfolio
The
outstanding
or
company's
with cash
assets.
shares
granting
provisions
irom
to
Dock
value, of
total
decision
a
certain transactions
with and into Dunhill Inter¬
v
'
•«
whichp together
its
of
exemption
respect
York. *
the
Exemption—
issuance
an
with
Act
$10,207,978
was
about
38,100'shares
has
1958,
for
Dock company
of
of "New
of^June
constituted
Company
merger
national-,*,.-Inc.
the
announced
of
Investment
incident
Co.—SEC Orders
Dec.
on
application
an
summation
Millsap Oil & Gas Co., Siloam Springs, Ark.—Registers
Proposed Stock Offering With SEC—
This
the
1864.
Board-
on
1958—Month—1957
$1,991,449
—
share
common
•
Co.,
p.
Co.—Macy Contract—
above.—V.
Inc.
.
corporation
Oil
188,
shares
& Co.
>
ing capital.—V.
the
the SEC
which
of
$5,or 99.11%, were subscribed for,, and the remain¬
ing $53,700 principal amount were, taken up, and sold
at
2508 ' '1 "■
notes,
981,700,
The
Offering Completed—Of
—
Macy
covering 150.000
2031.
p.
Subscribed-^-Of the $6,035,400 4%% debentures recently
offered for subscription by common stockholders,.
covering
Merger—
debenture
II.
The corporation
in
The
Corp.
188.
letter of notification with
a
subordinated
;':.
Carol
M.
Network
of
Miles Laboratories, Inc.
2031.
Longren Aircraft Co., Inc.—Proposed
See. Aeronca
to
construction.—V.
principal amount will mature in seven years from their date of
issuance; $50,000 thereof in eight years; and $75,000 thereof in 10
years. They will be offered at face amount (in denominations of $100i.
No underwriting is involved.
The proceeds are to be used for-working
capital.—V. 186, p. 320.
/;•.
/-r, -
center
ultimately is intended to include such resources
physical phenomena as sound-deadening and reverberation
and
000
15 filed
Dec.
covering $250,000 of 5c/r
(up to Mach 5,
hypersonic capabilitv
of practically any vehicle that will travel
sound)
Tiie corporation on
dense atmos¬
of
Among later steps in the building program—projected through 1963
said.—V.
reimbursement
of
flight
120,000
Period End. Nov. 30—
—V.
shares
Vice-President.
space
and
.was,
of
R.
Sales
$6,000,000
which it will
use the funds
to
Arkansas Power
the
given
thereon. "
borrow
York,
proposes
of
use
purposes,
has
hearing
a
to
proposes
of
will
construction
Commission,
request
amount.
480,000
The
the
and
1959,
South
City
promissory note in like
purchase
stock
of
persons
the
'
;
well
west of
National Shirt Shops of Delaware Inc.—Nov. Sales Off
Proposal
lating 500,000-foot altitudes—essentially similar to the conditions to be
found in outer space—is projected,
according to Burt C. Monesmith,
The
See
corporation
tional
Resulting from
be
South Utilities, Inc.—File Financing
and its subsidiary, Arkansas Power & Light Co^,
in the filing of an application with the SEC for an order
authorizing bank borrowings by Middle South and its purchase of addi¬
never
the
interest, it
National Cash Register
now
operation
have joined
to
up
in
interest
other half
gravity
imrth. and, one,.mile
Sherman, Jr., Vice-President in charge of general organi-.
Guaranty Trust Co. ol' New. York; has been elected a. director
of Mueller Co.,;-manufacturer, of
water.- and gas distribution. service
products. The 100-year-old Mueller Co, has plants also in Los Angeles,
Chattanooga (Tenn.) and Sarnia (Ont.;; Canada).'., •
,
zotion
of
Middle
;
on
With
reliable
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.—Plans New Research Center
This corporation's California Division
the
of
Supply
"777
and
miles
7,
50 7.
owns
contract
a
Signal
commercial models
but will emphasize
.
recently
about six
33
of
77' 7777 7:'7
variable, capacitance
Army
environments.
amplifier,
p. 114.
186,
N.
will
the
varactor
microwave
—V.
by
from
varaetors
varactor
new
The
2142.
p.
announced
a
silicon
in production
;
28
Nov.
on
the
:
-
,
.
corporation
microwave
day
.per
Dec. 15 by The
.
totalling approximately $100,000 for
has
located
Morton Manufacturing Corp.—Stock Sold—The
interest.
public
1927.
p.
.
barrels
233
;
County,- Texas,
by the Lion Oil Co. Division
/
periodic
Microwave Associates, Inc.—Awarded New Contract—
•
'
.
of
Patricio
San
,
.
annual
of
in
Mueller Co., Decatur, 111.—Banker
pur¬
Rule 15d-2Q under the Securities Exchange <Act of 1934,
application of this company for'exemption from the re¬
for
filing
annual and
other
periodic
reports
with
the
•
.
rate
2353.
p.
of common stock (par $1),
Johnson; Lane, Space Corp. and
at $6.62 l/z per share, was quickly completed*,
all of. said shares having been sold—For details, see
V. 188, p. 2644.
■' V'
-7
its
;
is
owns
?
associates
ah
Commission.
*
the
offering
.
on
at
made
the
The initial
es
operator,.
Exerripteti From Re-
Commission
well
new
Harold
and
flowed
Monsanto
first
1864.
p.
well
1
announced
Gregory, Tex.-'
^:
with
notification
of
of the Dubose No.
188,
Discovery Well—
oil, according to J. E. Howell, Lion Vice-President. T
According to the application, the only outstanding securities of the
issuer are 249,576 shares of common stock, held of record by 35 stock¬
holders consisting of American Marietta
Company, which owns 244,606
shares, and 34 other holders of an aggregate of 4,970 shares.
Under
Manu¬
transmitting
equipment for the U. S. Navy,
announcement
James J. Ling, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer.
to
granting
Raytheon
sonar
188,
quirement
weapons.-
of
par
Securities
suant
Awarded Raytheon Contract—•
This
The
sizes
'7777
filed
11
of
completiion
Co.—New
of Monsanto Chemical Co.
porting Requirements—
1
facturing
shares
Metals Disintegrating Co., Inc.
v..
sonar
equipment for the U. S. Navy, according to an announcement on Dec. 9
by Cameron G. Pierce, President.
The initial contract, amounting to approximately $300,000, will serve
as a
pilot production order for further production contracts expected
in this field. Mr. Pierce said the order is part of an expanding sonar
program which has been accelerated by emphasis on underseas fleets
and
at
SEC—
Dec.
on
Chemical
discovery oil well has been
a
The
preferred stock, Wir
series, to be
($20 per share), through Guardian Securities Corp.,
Calif.
The
proceeds
are
to
be
used V for
working
Francisco,
capital.—V.
Ling Electronics, Inc.—Receives Sonar Contract—
With
905
parts.
this period
radar, missiles and studio lighting equipment.—V.
The
as
Acceptance Corp. of Calif., San Francisco, ■'7
corporation
covering
for
are
components
Monsanto
;
manufactures the new machines. in standard
gallons per day to 100,000 gallons per day. t.,.
'
company
500
Calif.—Files
of
ment,
The machine operates continuously ut peak output and
Mercantile
Lewis Investment Co., Kansas City, Mo.—Sells Twelve
Investment Co.
in
announcement
The
OfficesAmerican
development
777-7vv- 7*7 ,:v
'
efficiency.
from
premium of 5't
Reflecting these acquisitions, total net assets of The Lehman Corp.
On Doq.; 11,f 1958 amounted
to $280,500,000.—V. 188, p. 1718.'n» •
see
thermocompression.
as
ture operation).
equal to the
was
major
to obtain "cheap fresh water from sea water."
has manufactured
sea
water
distilling machines for
has specialized- in the most efficient type,.of distilling
for
water
and
paper
and
new
a
orders
,
communications system, and gas tur¬
Companies "ordering from Monogram
include: Packard-Dell Electronics, Airesearch
division of
the
Garrett
Corp., Rocketdyne,
North
AmericanAviation, Magnasyne, Mole Richardson Co.,'RCA, Gilfilian Bros., and
Aim Pulnp Co.
Variety of orders, are for .stereophonic sound equip¬
said that'the new machine will produce fresli
nearly one-half of llie best previous costs. The scaling,
problem has been eliminated
(without.;-'any; acid
feed*,'"efficiency
greatly increased (less fuel requiredt, and low maintenance is insured
by mechanical simplicity and low corrosion rates (due to low tempera¬
two
U. S. Government obligations. Artho
received 42,025
shares
for assets with a value of $1,250,072
and
Maweco received 25,225 shares for assets valued at $750,697.
i
The big closed-end investment company received a price of $29.76
commercial
announced
single
and
Manufacturing in
Inc., New Orleans, La.-
battle
y.nd
years,
The
personal holding
company business since 1955
and Maweco
the investment
Inc.
companies, have been in
and their assets consisted of cash, corporate stocks,
tures,
age-old
company
system,
Executive Committee,
Artho Holding Co.,
has
company
mau's
Corp.,
Maweco
Co.
New Development—
Holding Companies—
Inc.
Equipment
$175,000 were ' obtained /.earlier- this
Manufacturing metal fabrication division, -Victor
Vice-President, stately-v ':
*7-V'7wV' - .fer
production
Largest
-
bines
Meclianical
Personal
Two
of
Assets
Corp. —Acquires
Lehman
than
more
Monogram
Gehrig,
No
-
Orders.'totalling
.
month
$100
at
purposes.
7'.r
;
SEC
are
of
•the
p.
Commission
reasonable
any
and
person
engaged
concluded
fair
and
in
that
do
other
businesses
the
not
involve
of
Accordingly, it granted
transactions from prohibitions of
concerned.
intercompany
1928.
-.
""
(Continued
on
page
than
that
of
an
the
proposed merger
overreaching on the part
terms
49)
an
exemption of
the Act.—V. 188,
Volume
188
Number 5807
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2745)
Per
/
Name oj Company
Pacific
Dividend announcements are grouped in two
separate
tables.
In the first we indicate all the dividends an¬
nounced
during the current week.
second
a
table
in
which
Then
we
5 V"
ously announced, but which
Name oj
Company
International
Share
Investing
(stock
Holders
stock
com.
plus
Investing Corp.
American
Brake
American
European
American
Ansul
Shoe
Arnold
Altex
35c
Islands12-31
Co.,
preferred
Baldwin
Rubber
Baltimore
Belmont
Extra
7(4c
2-16
1-30
2-16
1-30
75c
1-31
2-20
7c
25c
4.78 V
Bridgeport
Brooklyn
Union
Co.
1-27
1-22
1-
2-
2
22-
2
1-
2-
2
2-
2
2
River
San
Selected
1-9
1-15
Servel,
12-26
12-31
12-29
55c
Certificates
2-
1
1-
Seven-Up
2
1
1-15
From
1
3-12
A
1
3-12
(Final)
Delaware
Detroit
Power
&
Hillsdale
12-31
15c
1-15
$9c
1-15
(increased)52(4c
1-31
Co.
South
Western
RR.
income)
(from
Fabrics,
Ltd.
Dominion
Oilcloth
&
Quarterly
Donohue
(extra)
Ltd.
American
Emhart
preferred
Musical
&
Falstaff
Coach
action
(quar.)
Co.
2-18
1.15
12-31
1-
8
12-19
1-15
1-30
1-16
&
40c
(quar.)_____^__,_„
1-27
Controls,
Subject
Jan.
(2(2
to
approval
1
1-15
of
Toledo
Co.
Boiler
&;
Renfrew
&
$5
Co.,
A
1-24
1st
preferred (s-a)
Process Corp.
Hydraulic Press Brick Co.'
pfd.
2
12-19
1-30
12-31
3-2
2-2
12-31
Walker
&
1-20
1-
Warner
1-
1-
4VV
6
1-15
1-
1-31
1-
1-
Life
Assurance
Quarterly
2-
1
&
2-
1
1-10
1-16
25c
2-
2
$50c
1-
1
Iowa-Illinois
4.22%
Gas
&
preferred
4.36V
Electric,
$25c
(quar.)
1-16
preferred
1-15
12-15
(quar.)
3-
2
2
a
2- 2
Heintz
&
4V
(quar.)
preferred
Johnson
1-12
tion of
stock
a
Abitibi
1-15
1-
Kennedy's
&
Inc.
Knickerbocker
Co.
Light
1-15
6c
1-15
1-20
security
1--9
profits)
&
A
Textile
(stock
28c
1-20
1-
6
Leeds
&
5V
A
12-29
15c
Lewis
List
Northrup, common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
1-25
l-io
31(4c
Bros.,
Ltd.
Industries
Mid-West
__
1-25
(quar.)
l-io
Corp.
Abrasive
—
Co.
,
(quar.)_,
1-30
1-13
4-
1-15
1V
1-15
$2.40
4V
North
&
*
a
2-16
Coal
Corp.
1-15
15c
(quar.)
2-10
2-
1-26
9
are
of
the
will
considering
common
at
probably
directors'
be
meeting
stockholders would vote
on
on
Alan
pro¬
5V
recommended
Paper Co.,
$5
pfd.
Jan.
27,
and
2-14
1-21
2-14
1-21
1-28
1-
8
3-
2-13
3-
$1.14
2
2
3-
1
2-13
Hair &
Felt, common
Ice
Insurance
Co.
1-15
.2-10
1-23
56 Vic V
1-
1
1-
2
12-29
Co.
2-
1
1-16
2-
1
1-16
3.90V
5V
preferred
Stock
N.
—
12-15
1-
5
12-
1-
9
12-29
$1.31 */4
1-
1
12-15
—_____
12-31
12-31
12-10
5%
12-31
12-10
$1.75
12-31
12-10
15c
1-10
12-26
12-26
—:
:
j
—_
10c
American-Marietta
5 V
preferred
1-10
25c
2-
2
$1.25
Co.,
(quar.)
common
2-
2
1-20
1-31
1-16
—
(quar.)
preferred
conv.
American
4VV
1-15
12-31
American
Motors
56c
2-
2
1-15
American
Mutual
2-
2
1-15
$1.25
2-
2
1-15
4c
2-
2
1-
——
6c
preferred
from
realized
American
is
2-15
20c
1-30
1-15
1-21
1-
2-
2
7
American
6V
Fire
1-
2
12-19
in previous
5 V
1-
5
The
24c
2-
2
20c
1-15
cash
or
Gas
Co.,
2-
1
\
1-
2
12-15
1-
When
Payable
Holden
nl Her
American
2
12-10
12-16
4c
1-16
12-24
1-16
12-24
1-
1
12-
1
$28(4c
1-
1
12-
1
1-
J 30c
2
12-10
1-
2
12-10
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
3-10
3-16
2-20
$$1.25
1- 2
12-
(Hartford)—
•
Steel
-
—
—
1-2
GOc
(quar.)—
1-
$1
5
12-15
2
12-
5
1- 2
12-
5
Gc
1-20
12-23
1-
2
12-15
(Watertown,
40c
1
1
12-12
1-
1
12-12
37'4 C
1-
1
12-12
100 V
1-
5
12-12
6 V
Alco
preferred
Products,
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
on
3V
common
12-31
$1.25
12-31
American
GV
Snuff
Co.,
;
States Insurance Co.
American
Stores
(stock div.)
American
Surety Co. (N. Y.)
Telephone At Telegraph (quar.)
American
Thermos
Thread
American
Tobacco
Products
Co.,
5V
Co..
6V
^
preferred (s-a)_»
pfd. (quar.)
Stock dividend
Ainoskeag
Co.,
4
1-
2
12-19
1-
2
12-10
2
12-10
1-
2
12-10
1-
2
12-
1-
2
12-11
1-
2
12-11
$2.25
1-
2
12-
1
5
1-10
12-10
1-
12-15
2
12 (4c
1-
1
11-28
$1.50
1-
2
12-10
4V
$4.50
$4.50 preferred
(s-a)
(s-a)
1-
2
1-
2
12-26
1-
2
12-26
7-
6-26
12-31
12-12
60c
12-30
12-24
20c
12-30
100 V
1-26
$2.25
(increased)
Year-end
2
12 (4c
Ampco Metal. Inc. (quar.)
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp.—
Stock
1-15
$2.25
$2.25
preferred
(s-a)
—
—
dividend
12-24
1-15
$4
preferred
(quar.)
$1
1-
1
12-24
$4
preferred
(quar.)
$1
4-
1
3-23
1-
Anderson
Electric
convertible
Corp-—
preferred
12-15
12-30
12-16
12-30
15c
2
12-12
1-
12-12
Anglo American Exploration, Ltd.
5 V
1-
12-15
1-
12-15
Anglo Lautaro Nitrate class A (year-end)—
Subject to stkhlders. approval on Dec. 30
Common
$2.80
2
30c
53(4c
(quar.)
Corp., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills—
1-
$50c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Ltd. (s-a)
$70c
—
(stk. div.)
12-15
12-11
4
12-
(American Vitrified Products—
$1.15
1-
12-
2
1-
30c
2-12
25c
5
2
1-
(4c
22 (4 c
(quar.)—
(year-end)
2
1-
12-
1-
43 %c
1-
5 V
12-31
40c
(quar.)
$1.05
$1.50
12-23
50c
Co.
(quar.)
American Sugar Refining, common
7V preferred (quar.)
Anglo-Huronian,
A
12-23
12-29
12V4c
$1.25
—
5
12 (4c
31
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
1-
12-12
(Indianapolis)
(quar.)
Class A
Class
70c
$1.50
(guar.)
(quar.)
Stamping Co
Common
$1.75
30c
common
preferred
American
$1.50
4(4V
12-30
12-31
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
American
Service
Co.,
$3
preferred
American Smelting & Refining Co.—
7V
preferred (quar.)
6Cc
Co.
(quar.)
Paper Mfg., class
(stock dividend.)
dividend
Anderson Prichard Oil
$0.2917
5
12-12
12-12
convertible 2nd preferred
12-12
1-
3438C
(quar.)
1-
34 %c
12-
12-29
12-31
convertible 3rd preferred
Common
7'4c
(quar.)
I
5V
$4.50 preferred
investment
share plus this dividend)
preferred
60c
65c
Co., 4.20V pfd.
preferred
(quar.)
B
12-17
9
20c
(year-end)
American
3-16
1-10
1-
1-26
(stock
American
3-31
3714c
Power
Wood
12-15
Corp.—
—
$70 per
12-31
12-19
5V
American
Ltd.—
12-16
12-19
30c
Seal-Kap Corp. of Del.
Stock
12-10
2
2
1-
1
12-31
12-29
12-10
1-
1
12-3-1
High
Voltage
common
lor each
20
Corp.
2
1-
I
1
1
1
1
I
of
held)
1-
$30c
net
Development
American Screw Co.
$3
—
25 V
&
share
12-1G
Ltd.—
(from
G
(One
2
$1
(s-a)
-
4.
»'
>
-
subject to stockholders ap¬
on Jan.
Research
shares
30c
15c
1-
2V
Inc.
75c
(quar.)
Lines, class A (quar.)__
(quar.)
Engineering
'
1-15
President
dividend)
,
1-15
2-
50c
proval
2
65c
Co.
Stock dividend
1-
12-19
37 (4 c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
American Photocopy Equipment
American
5
Co.—
;
Optical
B
12-
capital gains
Amoricr<n
Class
2-20
12-15
12-15
from
18c
Insurance
:___
Natural
2
12-31
12-31
dividend)-,
plus
payablo in stock
preferred
3-
40c
Inc.—
income
capital gains.
National
$1.12(4
27 (4c
(stock
Corp.
Fund,
Investment
dividend
7
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
45c
(quar.)
1-20
Melal Climax—
(quar.)
Metal Products, common
25c
5VV
30c
(quar.).—
preferred
$1.06(4
$15c
Co.
12-31
1-15
50c
(quar.)
com.
,
Co._
12-29
(quar.)—.
Co.
1-15
$1.25
Co
—
10c
—
9
—
97('2C
(quar.)
Mfg.
2
Illinois—
of
Products
preferred
1-
17 (4c
J.)
(qilar.)
dividend
American
12-19
25c
(monthly)
(quar.)
Maize
12-31
1
& Foundry—
preferred
American
12-31
1-
—
(quar.)
1-10
12-15
50c
Corp.
(Newark,
Investment Co.
1-16
20c
—
1-10
2£c
5
12-15
$1.50
—
Machine
1'
12-17
American Monorail Co.—
Inc.
$6 preferred
1-
$1.50
1-20
'
12-22
25c
_____
:
(annual)
preferred
American
7V
1-31
—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Home
Products
2-13
*
$1.25
Corp.
40c
$6
American
10c
prior
Class
it March 26.
(quar.)_____
12-29
3-16
7
—
Fund,
Albermarie
.
Oxford
25c
1
$1.12(4
V
Alabama
thrce-for-one
The
12-19
4-
Share
—
4.60V
a
shares.
12-31
12-10
Enka
Export Lines (quar.)
Express Co. (quar.)
American Felt Co., corn, (resumed) 1_
6V preferred (quar.)
Quarterly
preferred (initial)
Akron Brass Mfg. Co.,
(stock dividend)
Alabama Gas Co., $3.50 prior preferred, (en¬
tire issue called for redemption on Dec. 30
1-30
25c
(s-a)
(resumed year-end)
12-31
7
—
(quar.)
convertible preferred A
5 V V B preferred (quar.)
5 V
1-30
2-16
1-16
15c
participating preferred
1-10
35c
York)
New
35c
1-20
12-
35c
(quar.)—
Aid Investment & Discount, Inc.—
3-18
60c
___
—
1-1
40c
5
10c
Co.,
Surety
12-22
62 (4c
Corp.—
2
1-
—
income)
Bancorporation—
Directors
posal
(quar.),
Securities
1-
$6c
(initial quar.)
Co.
2
12-22
1-
2%
&
12-
50c
25 V
(quar.)
dividend
2
.1-1-
$1
50c
9c
Common
Ry. Co.—
preferred (quar.)
American
split
com.
(quar.)
30c
1-
87 (4c
1-16
,12-15
Georgia—
(quar.)
Electric
1-2
$1.12(4
12-12
12-15
American
Paper—
Agricultural Insurance Co.
Western
adj.
Northwest
at
Co.,
preferred
Norfolk
of
2
9
American
1-
dividend)
(s-a)
Co.,
Life Insurance
12-31
1
Co.
1-
1
1-
American
9
__—
Extra
12-31
Stock dividend
Meter
Discount
Common
2
2-2
40c
12-
12-12
1-15
$12 (4c
Insurance
Manufacture & Stores Corp.—
Neptune
—
1-
25c
37.(4 <?
2
1-15
9
dividend
New
10c
(quar.)_
1
1-
12-31
$42 (4c
Aetna
12-31
15c
Corp., common
(quar.)—
1-27
433/4c
1
2-
—
Aetna
12-31
25c
(Reduced)
National
Cement
preferred
12-29
8c
30c
(quar.)_—
1
2-
(s-a)__
common
Paper Co.,
preference
Affiliated
$15c
12-10
1-10
17 (2 C
(quar.)—
Casualty
Quarterly
conv.
12-31
30c
(annual
Quarterly
(increased)
New common
12-31
18c
2
1-16
.American
American
Ltd
Aadrcssograph-Multigraph
26.3c
—;
shares
2
2-
2(4 V
(quar.)
Aetna
American
Corp.
7 V- preferred
American
(s-a).,____
Fitch
Stock
La Consolidada S. A.—
Common
2-
2-
give the dividends announced
Stock
and
Radio
&
Co.,
12-31
Adams Consolidated Industries—
Fund—
income
1-16
12-15
5'AV
(quar.)
class
Class
J
from
2
12-15
1-15
45.7(o
(quar.)
Common
12-29
lOc
(reduced)_____
Growth
12-19
1-29
5V
(extra)
investment
from
50c
8
2-
1
5V preferred (1954 series):
American Distilling Co. (quar.)
17(4 V
;
;
Processing
preferred (quar.)
Acadia-Atlantic
Sugar Refineries,
$1.20
1-9
_;
12-
1
American
10c
Power
Common
(quar.)
2
1-
12-15
12-15
two-for-
4VV
9
distribu¬
1(4 shares for each share held
Power
(1.7c
1
2-1
1-
15c
dividend
Common
$1
approved
Manufacturing
Kansas
2-
Light—
(quar.)
8
75c
1-
12-15
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp., class A
Johnson—
&
Stockholders
Joy
20c
——
Central Power &
Jersey
12-
$1.25
2
—
&
12-19
2
$1.25
2
$1.06(4
(quar.),
convertible preferred
Stock
Jack
com. (quar.)
series A (quar.)
series B (quar.L
American
Business
Shares,
Inc.,
(special
from net security profits payable in cash
or
stock)——
:
preferred
2
announced
Abercrombie
12-19
1-
15c
(quar.)
common
Candle
we
Extra
4%
1-12
$1.09
1-1-59
30c
5V
1-
C. F. Wrigley Stores (quar.)—
Abbott Laboratories, common
(quar.)_
1-30
2-
1-1-59
American Boscli Arma Corp.,
1-
A.
12-31
45c
$1.05
com.
(quar.)
12-16
lG'Ac
20c.
Name of Comvani
Inland Natural Gas Co., Ltd.—
5/0
preferred (quar.)
Co._jquar.)
1-
yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
this week, these being given in the
preceding table.
12-31
•
12-16
5
t
12-17
:87(4c
American
weeks and not
dends
Canada—
of
________
5
1-
'
25c
—
Baumer
Below
1-10
$$2.50
1-
18;!4c
American
5
25c
Co.
___.
Book
12-15
9
1-
Will
9
1-31
1-15
55c
-
———_—
12-15
2
Per
Imperial
American
(quar.)
12-19
1-
5c
(reduced)—.
Corp.
1
25c
Co., Ltd.—
(final)
(final)
:
&
.1-
59c
(quar.)—
Pulp
12-19
59c.
preferred (quar.)—.
Precipitation Corp.
Whiting
5
$$2.50
.
preferred
22 (2c
—
Virginia
2
(quar.t___—_
2
12-19
Company,
West
1-
——;
2
2
(year-end)
income)
A.
1-
1-
5c
new com. (initial)
Gas Light Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
$5
preferred
(quar.)
Wellington Equity Fund
(from net invest¬
6
class
on
—__
12('2c
$4.25
6
1-20
93%c
__
Co.
$1.06(4
v
12-19
15c
—
1-
20c
(quar.)____
recommend
preferred
2
12 (4 c
6V
$1.20
B
.
1(4V
(quar.)__
12-24
•
12-19
1-
"
American
Mines
12-19
9
I- 9
,
$1.25
Crystal Sugar, common (quar.)—
4VV prior preferred (quar.)_.
American Cyanamid Co., 3 VV Pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
common
Corp.
1-
25c
'
$1.25
Washington
12(4c
(s-a)__
Extra
American
7c
Trust
Wallpaper,
Western
__.
(quar.)
1-
Jan.
(quar.)
to
;
\
12-17
2
87 (4c
—________
American Bank Note, common
Cable
common
6
IV
quar.)
;—_
preferred (quar.)_______
(quar.)
American
l-io
15c
*
A
Can
u—-—
A
Hill
Filter—
American
(quar.)_
'
2-
2-28
1-
50c
(Increased
American
(N. Y.)
com.
(increased)—
preferred
class
5V
.
(accum.)
2nd
Houdry
15c
$1.25
Laboratories
li'b
United
1-10
50c
1-15
31.
common
6
$56c
—
(quar.)
We
preferred
ment
__
class
$1
y.
14c
on
2-
12-15
5V .preferred
—
Co.,
Elastic
9
1-24
40c
.
(quar.)
Co.,
12-31
1
——
2
this time)
1-9
1
$1.12(2
(interim)-
common
preferred
(R.)
1-28
1-22
3-20
3-
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Convertible
share
Industries, Inez,, 4,L>V pfd. A (quar.)—
(No
action taken
011
com.
payment at
In¬
;
1-
1
$25c
(quar.)_
capital
per
Dec.
common
Registeres
Registeres
Keno
12-29
1-
split.
stockholder's
(quar.)
Company,
33'4V
1-15
2-10
45c
(quar.)
&
1-2
1-15
7c
J.
payable
record
pfd.
preferred
Treesdale
stock
Inspection
1-30
of
Edison
4.25V
12-29
1-20
Steam
surance
1-15
2-
29)
Hartford
5
(quar.)
net
36c
Power,
Securities
Deferred
12-29
$30c
Inc.
9
Corp.
voted
Ordinary
3-16
1
50c
—2V
for
11-
Stores—
split
Tobacco
1-12
4-
75c
__i_
dividend
1
1-27
2c
U. S.
(quar.)__
dividend
2-
4-
American Art Metais Co.—
1
20 V
;———
B.)
Drug
United
.___
Chemicals
Stock
income
Co.,
class
United
45e
Common
5V
Class
1-
the common shares, sub¬
ject to the approval of the California
Corporation Commissioner
at
Bros.
Stock
Louis)
realized
Co.,
common
Directors
Fran.)
(quar.)
Corp.
B
Co.,
Quarterly
$5
Class
Thrifty
3-16
2-16
17c
(San
1
(extra)
——
Talon, -Inc.,
4.56V
Inc., com. (inereased-quar.)__
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)__
Gypsum Lime & Aiabastine of Canada, Ltd.
Iiolt,
6
Co.—
payment
2-
preferred
American Air
'
2nd
(John
5V
9
30c
dividend
Common
8
1-
30c
8
l-L-59
93r!ic
—
American Aggregates Corp.—
1-30
1-
6
(quar.)—_______
common
preferred
preferred
4V V
9
Ltd—
Stock diivdend
American
1-
1-21
(quar.25c
Co.
1•
Corp.,
12-
(quar.)'———_
Co.
9
3
3-10
(quar.)—
Sugar
1-
9334c
•-
Canada,
2nd preferred
$3.50
1-27
6V
(quar.)
Stetson
1-15
60c
(quar.)_
_________________
General' Dynamics
General Mills Inc.
Hoc
2-2
1-31
$$1
com.
011
.
2-27
$$1.19
dividend)
dividend
Aviation
Ltd.—
income),
Insurance
1-13
< quar.)
5
12-22
3
30c
*
(quar.;
common
(quar.).——
of
preferred
1st
4V V
1-13
1
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
4.72V
Lines—
taken
1
2-
(year-end)
Gas
Stanley
time)
Gamcwell
Hecht
1-30
$$1.75
(quar.)
Quarterly
Hagan
1-9
40e
Investing
2-
$21,375
later
of
Colorado
one
com.
(quar.)_.
Boston—»
from
Bakeries
Southern
1-30
12c
investment
net
Fireman's Fund
Giinbel
pfd.
______
preferred
Avenue
this
7V
Associates
Mutual
(From
2
2-25
$15c
___
(quar.)
Brewing Corp.,
Fiduciary
—
Industries
(quar.)
Group
conv.
2-
2-25
$15c
shares
Mfg.
Employers
(No
12-22
$50c
partic.
Electric
P'ifth
5
Ltd.
Co.,
12-29
90c
—______
approximately
preferred
4.72 V
...
Bros.,
East Kootonay Power Ltd.,
Eastern Bakeries, Ltd.—
6V
1-
$20c
(quar.)
Linoleum
Amerace
12-29
1-15
'
(quar.)___
Dominion
12-29
1-15
dividend)
(St.
of
participating
Participating
6
$20e
Ltd;
1-26
2
(this payment clears
Co.
holders
Stock
Extra
4V
1-
2'Ac
Bridge,-
2V
50c
:
Products
Stock
Co.
______
Dominion
Amalgamated
2-
4V
Co.
12-
1-20
2-
•
-
12-19 —
1
2-
2V2C
—
America,
preferred
preferred
$3.75
2
$1.17(4
(stock
;
Altantic
5V
2
12-31
investment
net
12-29
:
Shares
declared
be
Southern
$2
Inc.
1-
Co.
Trust
of
to
South
12-16
Ltd.—
—
1-26
1-
$3.75
Aluminum
~
50c
Light
&
Shares,
will
30
Semi-annual
Dividend
"•
$0,156
—______
2-13
2 V1
_____
pfd.
(stock
investment
not
Sherman
(Mark) & Co. (quar.)
Commonwealth International Corp.,
1-15
—
(quar.)__
$4.50 pfd.
distribution
:
interest
12 (4c
(quar. >____
Bottling
gains
Trust-
beneficial
of
12-22
1-24
arrears)
4-
Clayton
12-22
2-12
American
Inc.,
all
4-
'
12-22
12-30
15c
dividendi
of
Co.
1-28
12-29
75c
'
11-28
1-
30c
quar.;:,-
12-9
2-2
12 (4c
(quar.)—
Aluminum
12-30
2-16
Rice
B
(increased
(quar.)
9
12-9
*
12-31
•
(quar.)_—
common
common
12-30
25c
Raceway
Stores,
25c
com._
Diego Gas & Electric Co.
2-
Field
35c
9
75c
time)
Point
12-22
40c
Aeronautical
$1.75
(quar. )____„_—ll»ic
taken
on
com.
payment
at
'
action
tiiis
12-30
25c
Brand
Ryan
1-1G
5c
preferred
(No
Cedar
Alsco, Inc.,
$1.75
(quar.)_____
Ir.c.
Laboratories,
Allied
1-20
Class
(quar.)
A
Allied
1-10
2
$2(i!C
preferred
Roosevelt
1-9
$1.19
(quar.)
1-6
1-26
Ltd.
Shareholders'
6(4 V
1-30
6
2-
(resumed)
Co.
4:!4V:
9
42'/ac
California Electric Power Co., $3 pfd.
Case -(J. I.> 7V
preferred (quar.);
B
1-
Inc.—
Owl
Stores
(quar.)
Republic Supply Co. of Calif. (quar.)_
Reynolds Altuninum Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
1-16
(extra>_
__
1-30
■
$1.25
Co.,
Co., 3.60V
Electric,
Reading
1-15
$1.06
(quar.)
25c '
Red
2
70c
(quar.)__
Gas
Gas
1-
$1
Hydraulic
Taunton
1-23
50c
Co., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.i__.J
Brockton
Algoma
25c
(quar.)
preferred
President
-v..'
25c
____
Edison
4.25V
2
VzV -../TV
(quiuv)_____
4.70V
1-16
56'/<ic
1
Light
3 -:
Alleghany Corp., $5.50 preferred A (quar.)_ • $1.37(2
$3
Allegheny & Western Ry., guaranteed (s-ar
1-16
2-
Gas
preferred
3
1-
preferred
(quar.)———_••• $1.06(4$25c
Steel. Ltd. iquar.)_—.——____
12-31
(quar.)___,^_—
Potomac Edison
1-20
10c
___
$5
1-
12-
3
2V
dividend
Holder*
.
1-
12-31"
.
When
Payable ofJtec.
30c
(quar.)
common
1-10
^
class A
(stock
(stock dividend)
B
Portland
2
Stock
4W
3c
Bunkers,
Corp.,
Class
12-29
1-
Finance
Inc.,
1-10
(quar.).
(quar.
Co., common
preferred
Polymer
12-29
_____________
Boston
9
1-15
834c
Co.
Works
1-
1-15
'ucc
(quar.)
Transit
Iroa
12-19
25c
(quar.)__
income)
12-30
$35c
(quar.)__
com.
Constable
from
(»V
17 (4 c
Mfg.
(Quarterly
Pioneer
12-19
$2.30
Co._______:_
12-30
12-31
Alden's,
20c
Gear
(quar.)
preferred
60c
(quar.)_
Corp. (extra i.___
CoTp., common
$2.25
preferred
(quar.)__
Axe-Houghton. Fund VB", Inc.—
Avco
7V
12-31
Share
$1.41
prior preferred (quar.)-._^
preferred (quar.)__l
$1
<quar.»
Aluminum
conv.
Arnold
Co.
(initial-quar.)
•
~
$1.40
Corp.
(quar t
Co.,
Ltd.
(quar.)_______
Antlies-Imperial
12-31
(s-a)
&
Industrial
Common
Allied
of
(Virgin
Co.
Securities
Molasses
Chemical
share
one
Co.
Machine
Personal
Payable of lice.
divid.i
<1.1829 shares of Automatic Steel Products
Int'l
12-31
1-10
•
Per.
Name 01 Company
$1.54
(quar.)____-,_-_____w__
com.
1-10
$1.13
(quar.)__-^___^__
1-10
$1.25
-
(quar.)__^
new
Holder1
When
Payable of Hec
40c
30c
Traffic
Perkins
Allied
Share
(quar.)___
com.
Extra
Penn
When
; V
/
tquar.)_
5.64V
preferred
Parke, Davis & Co.,
payment date.
Per
'
•
Light Co.,
prererred
preferred
6.16V
follow with
&
preferred
4.52 V
show the payments previ¬
have not yet reached their
we
Power
9
$25c
3V
$1
2(4c
Anglo-Newfoundland
Development
(quar.)—
$5c
1-
12-16
7
12-15
1-20
12-31
1-20
12-23
2-
1
12-31
1-
2
12-23
1- 2
12-23
1-
12-
6
9
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2746)
Share
Anthes-Imperial Co., Ltd., 1st pfd. A .——.>$1.22055
$5.25 preferred (1955 series) (quar.)
?$1.31J/4
Applied Arts Corp. (quar.)___———-——
,10c
Argus, Ltd. (increased-quar.)
?25c
Arkansas-Missouri Power, 4.65% pfd. (quar.)
$1.16%.
Arkansas
Power & Light,
Stock
Class
Rubber
B
Corp.
2-
12-29
3-
(quar.i
A
1-
2
$1.60
5()c
+30c
1/
Construction
(quar.)
Co.
Asbestos
Corp., Ltd. (increased-quar.) —
Year-end \_a_aaa;__a__aaa-.%.a__-.__;_a_aa_~ :
Ash
Temple Ltd., 6%
Preferred
Ash down
Class
B
(J.
A
preferred
-
•
(quar.)..
12-15
_
Class B (quar.)-..
!
1-20
4%
1- 5
*70(J
Bethlehem
Steel
12-12
Bibb
.
1-15
12-31
Bickford's
12'Ac
•—-
1
12-
12-31
Biltmorc
investment
from
Motion
Associated
Quarterly
12-
12-30
12-
2
12-18
1
$4
1
12-10
1-
1
12-10
12-31
Blue
2c
25c
■■■*,: approval)
Atlanta & Cliarlotte
„
1
12-
2
12-
Company
Atlantic
preferred
4%
——
(quar.)
$6 pfd.
Atlantic
Refining Co.—
5%
$4.50
3-
Extra
Class
(quar.!
2
2
2
Extra
Ltd.
Products
Fabrics
Mines,
8
Auto
Finance
Products,
7%
Products
Avon
Axe
Science
profltsr
B/G Foods,
Babcock
(from
Corp.
1
1-
1
1-
1
12-12
1- 2
12-15
25c
Co.
183ic
(quar.)
'25c
1%
—
;—:
—
Copper Corp.———
-————25c
Industries (quar.i
—
— ___
12%c
Bagdud
Baker
15c
$1.50
45c
$1.12%
$1
B^ldwiu-Lima-IIamilton Corp. (quar.)
Piano Co., 6%
preferred (quar.)—
Baltimore Gas A Electric, com. (quar.)-—
4%%
preferred B
(quar.)
4%
preferred C (quar.)——__
Baldwin
—37%c
37%c
37 %c
4%,preferred (quar.)
———._
$1
4% preferred (quar.)——
—$1
4% preferred (quar.)—.
$1
Bangor <fc Aroostook RR. (reduced quar.)—
40c
Bangor
Hydro Electric, common (quar.)—
47 %c
7% .preferred (quar.)
.___
$1.75
4%
$1
preferred (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)-——
$1.07
Bank of New York, new common (initial)—
$2.50
Common
(increased quar.)-
Common
(quar.)
Common
(quar.)
-
—
&
Bond
America
of
"
Securities
cumulative
6%
12-22
12-12
(N. Y.)
12-31
12-
1
4%%
preferred
Baruch-Kchilind
*62%c
12-
1
Brockton
12-Sl
12- 1
1- 5
11-17
1
Oil
4.40%
12-12
4.40%
:>i-
2
4.40%
1-
9
—
2
12-15
$5
5-22
8-2)
3-23
2-20
dividend)
*
9-21
8-21
12-30
12-16
Common
1-
12-5
5%
12-
1-
12- 5
$35c ■(.
1-
12-19
•:•. 1• 1-
*'V
'
<
:
-20c
■n-
;
1-
2
12-10
Burroughs Corp.
1- 2
12-19
Burrus
:
-
—
$1.10
"*
1';
$1.10^*
%
1-.
7"
1-
I
10-23
1-
12-18
Co.
——
I
■
12-29—
M.)
12-12
•
Inc.
(qaar.)
25c
a
._
Products
Corp.,
convertible
4%%
(quar.)
common
preferred
A
30c
28%c
(quar.)
Basting-Blessing
Co. (quar.-)
.Manufacturing, common
Bates
$1
1--1%
Bathurst
(Class
Power
Paper,
&
'*•
*
(quar.)
Bausch A Loiub Optical,
4%
1-
12-12
1
Laboratories
Baxter
Baystata
1-30
12-29
1-
12-15
2
Bros.",
3%%
Arts
Beaux
12-19
California
2
preferred
coirv-.
1- 2
12-15
5;i0%
1-
12-15
4.70%
2
12-31
2
12-12
2-
2
1-15
1-
2
12-26
1-
2
12-26
4-
3
3-26
1-2
1-
12-15
1-
1
12-15
1-
1%
12-15
1-. 1 «-'•
12-15
$1.18:,4
(quar.>J.rr„2-£-i-it±--:
?(quar.)r-l_L-lAS.'2l4.__r__
•'•*"
Co.-—
3.50%
'
12-24
Gas
$1-20
V
1-
9
9
6%
9
Central
ioc
.-$1.16
1-
2
12-12
12-31
12-18
*•
(quar.)—
•""I- 2 '
', $1.23
1-
1
$1.15
1-
1*
12-10
$1.15
1-1-
12-10
1-1
12-10
"
$1.18^
12-16
1- 2
12-
6
'
2
12-
6
$2.50 pRi*
Public Service—
25c
62%c
12+31
12-18
12-31
12-18
68c
12-31
..
redemption on Feb.
1
at
share plus this dividend)
Beaver
Ltd.,
Lumber,
Common
$1.40
$1.40
and
class
preferred
common
$102.50
(quar.)
(quar.)—a
common (quar.)
(quar.)L
■
Calumet
1
-
Central
",4.15%
prefeg*<?d
(quat:)aa-21_^___-;-__1a-"•
$1:03
1-
1
12-15
4.65 %
preferred
$1.16
1-
1
12-15
1-16
4.75 %
' preferred
(quar.)
(quar. (i_2_sl—
$1.19
1-1
12-15
10c
12-31
12-19
12+19
12-15
12-
'
Vermont
Common
-
...
aa____
12-
12-
5
12-23
1- 1
12-15
1-
Century
5
1a 2
12-15
'
26%c ^
•
1
:
1-20
—_
f-$ 1.27%*'*" Vl-15
.*"
(quar.)
-.
6
'
12-31
Corp.
(increased
%
-
4% %
preferred- (quar.)
-
•"
2
—1
$83/4C
45c
:
*
1
Chemical
12-15
a
1-28
12-26 t
1-28
4
%
'40e ir
12-26
1-30
1-14
Corn
Bank
Exchange
(Quarterly)
.*•*
Chemical
Fund
per
$1.50
and
class
A
A
1
1-
2
12-10
4-
1
3-10
$35c
1- 2
12-10
$35c
__
(quar.)
Beech Creek RR. (quar.)
Ltd.,
2-
?.25c
$25c
(quar.)
preferred
Belding-Corticelli,
$4.25
4-
1
50c
7%
pfd.
(quar.)—
1-
1
il7%c
2-
2
3-10
12-15
12-31
25c
'4%
National Railways—
participating preferred
Belgium Stores, Ltd.,
5%
Bell
-preferred
Howell
&
y.
'•
1-12
(stock
Bell Telephone Co.
4%
.
12-27
preferred
-$1.50
Class
Packers.
securities
"1
12-26
1-12
12-15
dividend)
of Canada
(quar.)
common..,.
.
profits)
B
class A
(s-a)
:
common
(quar.)
2
12-12
1-
2
12-12
12-
1
Chesapeake Sz Ohio Ry.—
1
12-
8
1
12-
8
3%% convertible preferred (quar.)
Chicago uock & Canal (quar.)
1-
2
12-16
1-
.
t$l':06y4
-*
2
12-
2
1-15
2
1-
$$1.15
12-10
12-15
J87%c
;
4-
1
3-
4-
1
3-
6
-**50c
15c
1-30
1-15
3-
2
1-
9
(quar.)
J*
$1.50
Steamship Lines Ltd.—
5% .preferred (s-a)
t31%c
Bakeries, Ltd.
(nsumed)—
Breweries, Ltd., common (quar.)
convettible preference (quar.)
Canadian
2- 9
$1.25
Canadian
preferred
(quar.)
20c
1-30
1-14
(quar.)
20c
4-30
4-15
5%
Bronze
pref.
Co.,/Ltd., com.
-(quar.)
12-29
11-21
12-30
12-15
-
.
1-1
preferred
(quar.)
—
;
2-
1
1-
3-
2
2-27
1-12
12-31
1-16
125c
t37VaC
131 %C
150c
t$1.25
12-
Mofded
1-15
-2
11-28
1
12-
2-
2
1
1
11-28
1-19
1-19
9
12-15
T.
Chickasha
Cotton
Oil Co.__
Securities,
Cincinnati
Gas
7%
4%
&
Electric,
& Suburban
12-16
12-12
1-15
*•
-
12-26
12-31
12-12
1-
1
12-10
50c
1-
9
12-24
$1.75
1-
2
12-20
40c r
60c
—+
preferred
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
37 %c
$1
preferred (quar.)
i—
preferred ( quar.)—J
Quarterly _Vl—*
12-16
1-15
:
*
12-15
12-29
"
,
,.12-15
-
40c
(quar.)
$1.183/4
43/4 %
Cincinnati
-
:
*
Corp." (quar. >___
Fhiancial
6
10c
Products
1
1-30
7
12-29
2oc
a
1-
1-
12-31
•
62%c/
(quar.)
Ca I.
Chicago
T
12-19
12-19
$2
2%%-
iquar.iA
Mill & Lumber
12-1
2
.
25c
5%
12-15
2
1
50c
Chicago Great Western Ry., com." 1 quar.)
Stock dividend
1
1-2
1-
1-
$2
—
(quar,)__
Chicago Rivet & Machine (extra 1
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.
2-
2- ^
2-14
.
87 %c
87%c
Extra
Christiana
Canadian
12-15
t
12-15
-
1- 2
*-
t$1.10
,
•
1
$1
6
t87%c
(s-a)
pfd.
12-17
1-
30C
—
(accum.)__—
2
1-
Canada
$50c
Chesapeake Industries, $4 pfd.
1-
437 %c
(quar.).^
.(initial)
1-
2%%
.
1-
-
Permanent Mortgage Corp.
{Toronto), new
3
1- 5
58c
——
25c
$25c
*
5
12-
15c
s*
Extra '
Chicago
Canada Safeway, Ltd., 4.40%
Canada Southern Ry. (s-a)_
preferred
2
Ltd.—
participating
12-
1-15
1-7
$50c
60c
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia
12-26
1-
•
462%c
•+*
(quar.)
(quar.)_—
(Toronto)
:*
'
realized
'
'4%%
Canada Life Assurance
Canada
12- 5
6
(New York)
net
$i.66y4
.
-
£24>c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
1-6-59
<
$$1.50
(quar.)
common
12-12
12-29
$1.50 ;
(quar.)
£25c
common
Belknap Hardware & Mfg.,
4%
$1.02
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
Canada Flooring Co., Ltd., class B
Canada Iron Eoundrles Ltd., com.
Canada
Belgian
Dry
preferred
I- 0
1
:•?* 1-
r"
1
from
(Special
Crushed & Cut Stone, Ltd.—-
preference
Canada
3%
12-15
12-29
75c
:
12-15
12-15
1-
15c
v
1
2- 2
*_
30e
•
^
1
1-1
25c
*
12-12
11-
Chenango & Unadilla. Telephone Corp.—
a-,
pref. B
12-29-
•
-
12-31
$1.18%'
Campbell Soup Co. (increased*quar.),
i._a—
Campbell Taggart Associated Bakeries, Inc.—
Co.,.Ltd., 5%
12-26
$1.12%
.
:—
(s-a)A-a-___——:
Ltd.
12-26
12-30
25c
5%/-preferred (quar.)
Champlin Oil & Refining Co. (quar.)
Champion Paper & Fibre Co.
•'
v *
$4.50 preferred ' (quar.)
Champion Spark Plug Co.'(quar.)
Chatean-Gai Wines,
-
12-26
12-30
75c
■
1-
12-30
25c
56 %c
___*_'_ *
pra.. (quar.)
ChapmanWalve'Mfg. (quar.)
Cliaris'Corp*, (stock dividend)
1-23
f
•
12-31
50c
28c
—
12-31
1-12 -*
50c
Pasco
"
&
Quarterly
»»*
2-16
«
15c
28e
:——-
-
12-31
1-15
$1.17%
(quar.)
coramon_
Cliadbourn Gdthani Inc.,
12-31
«•
de
Ccrro
12-31
1-15 '
-1-15
40c
-»'-•-$ 1,75
Investors, -Inc.,
$2 non-cumuiatlve conv. preference* (quar.i :
Participating __———
—
r
•?' 12-16
1-1
,
-*•'
■*'
7$ 1.50" "»
-
—
*+"
a
-
75c
(quar.)
convertible preferred
6%
5
1-23
l-'2
'%
Hecla, Inc.—
—
'$4.75 preferred A -(quar.)a—
Campbell Red Lake Mines, Ltd. (increased)
6%
1
12-18
12-15
-1~ 2
'v
55c
California Packing ^(qua'r.) .
California Portland Cement
Canada
2-
12-18
12-31
12-31
1-15'
€2e
---
a—a-aa-aaaa
(quar.)
—
preferred (qu'ar.)_A_«_
preferred (quar.)-*—
Canada Bread
75c
12-18
12-31
r12-15
2
*
prior preferred (entire issue called for
redemption on Feb. 1 at $65 per share
plus* this dividend)
$6 first preferred (entire Issue called for
2
2- *2
"'-'6%
!•
A
Apartments, Inc.—
$3
2-
20c
2
1-
-
62 %c
45c
1-
1-1
$L50
Utility Corp.
1-31
-
('•
**:
4$3:50
'
12-10
12-10
87',^c
(quar.) ___—a-—:—:____
preferred (quar. )V___a^__:1121__» - $L25
$5.50 preferred (quar. i__A_A_A2____'___*_2:_-r"$l;37%"-
12-15
12-19..
12-31%
1-
28*,bc*
-
1-2-
1-5
•i
35e
(quar.)—
12-18
.12-31
20c
—
cdmmon
$5
12-15
.
"$1
-
preferred (quar. )__a4_;
:_——»
preferred- (quar.)__A211.-2-A—2-ai_L
$5.44
'
>1-12" •12-12
•
5%
•
,
$2.50
12-16
•
12-12
2
(quar.)_x_—2—
Central Telephone Co.. common (quar.')_-_—•)■'-•■
12-26 :
1-20
12-31
■
Public
12-15.
-
1-
(quar. 1 ——__—_i_
convertible preferred
(quar.i—___
preferred -(quar.)__A__l___b.—
preferred (quar.)_
—;—_*__a_y._
7-
12-10
$1.12%-
1——
4.60%
4-
12-10
,"* %
4.75%
7-29
:?m$c
*
preferred
preferred
4.60%
12-12
12-12
•
12+10
:
Public Service Co.—
Illinois
Indiana
4-29
$1.12%
12-15
1- 2
$1.12%
1-
$1.02%
Maine Power Co.,
1-29
15 c
preferred
25c
2-
Power,
Oregon
preferred
'6%
3- 2
45c
preferred (quar.)
4%,%
1-
843/ac
(quar.)
common
$1.02%
Central
415c-"'
—
—
6%
preferred (quar.)
—
California -Interstate Telephone -Co.— - -W
6.25%
$10c
Co.,
.
12-17
1%
preferred (quar.)—
(quar.)2—Ha2T_ai
4.92%
415c'
\;iocs
California-Electric Power,
1-15
7%c
(quar.)
;
1
11-28
Gaa—
1
12-17
1- 2
415c
'
—_
California Eastern -Aviation -(6tock dividend)
1-15
12-15
30c
Ltd
Foods
2
12-17
20c
dividend
Beatrice
1-30
1-
2%
dividend
8tock
Stock
Beatty
(increased quar.)
(increased)
B.) Distilling
(James
Beam
1-30
-*$1
Corp.
1-
&
Central
•
Power,
1-1
-
36c
Electric
12-26
1-1
$1.50, :
-
$50c
(quar.)
:
2
12-26
1-16
'*
,'V.tt5c
*
Co
7%
common
preferred (quar.)
2
'
Ltd., common -fquaT.)_—_ V - 450c
4$1 4%
preferred (guar.)
a_a_aaaa__a_aa_a
4$i.i2%:
4%%
preferred (quar.
a„_a—
6%
preferred (quar.)
J_-—i
a_a—-a \'4$1:25
Calgary
12-31
75c
2
12-26
2 -
,
^
1-
1-15
!"*■ lr
>(
c,
1-
1-15
■
'
1-
preferred (quar.)
—______
preferred fquar.)___:—_"1—
4%
12-23
a':
Electric—
«fc
(qua'r.)il_»_:i4..lA--%——• $1.083i
(quar:aJta_- $1.12%(quar.)
—a..
$1.1834
1-15
•
"-15c
445c
Central
7
•'
2
25cb
•
12*31*
Ltd.—
A
;
preferred A
preferred B
preferred C
4.10%*
12-19.
yl-16
12-22
1-15
15c
preferred
(quar.)_
Bath Iron Works (increased)
1-
*
Central Wisconsin Motor Transport Co.—
$1.12%
4%%
:
" '
1-
preferred (quar.)
4.64% preferred (quar:)
'
Basic
stock
v
e
.
(quar
Gas
;* 4.80% preferred D
Central Illinois-Liglit
■
Basic,
'
%
non-voting '.(extra)2
commoii" (initial
4.75%
12-12
i
•
i5c
v
———
:
1
1 '
1,*'
A yl-30
5C
10c
Byers
(A.
or
12-18
12-18
;
i
stock -' : !
new
-
and
preferred
4.10%
;♦
1-
15c
—
1
"
4%% pfd. (quar.)
(year-end)
dividend
2
1-
$1.25'^..
a—
—
Butler's, Inc., common (qaar.)
Stock
593ic .12-31
62%c
12-31
' -
cOnun'on "held
of
4%%
...
Terminal
5-
8-
-
9r
i-
Co.—
(quar,)—...
voting
Illinois
New
2
8-
1
1
20c
,
4.75%
1-30
6-
(.
$1.10 vi
—
">•
Inc.,
shares
preferred
preferred
*
Central
5-
•
9-
$1.10
4%%
;>
1-30
6-1
$1.3)0
•—
(quar.i
3-
"
$1:101'
a——
—
Mills.
$1.40
12-19
^
prefetched5
of
20
Hudson
4.35%
12-10
12-10
3-1
—-—a—;
Central
12-10
2
1-2
20c
roc
Quarterly
* '
•-
(quar.)4„i4„__r__«:
Central F4bre. Products--
1-10
<62h'ie
(quar.)
-
Quarterly
Co.—
Gas
A
12-19
or-cash
'
12-22
-
12-10
-
1-2
.1-2-
425c
.
:—
; 12-15
$1,121^ 4.';„.1- 1^'. 12-'6
1- I V12--8
1-31
1- 5
,
1-31
1- 5
1-10 *-12-29
,/.. ,'.35c
1- 5
12-15
: '
—
$1.25 per share in cash. Payable-in
at holder's option)2__V__
12-17
•'.
each
Common
Co., Ltd. (quar.)—„_
Corp., 6%* preferred (s-a)
Burns & Co., Ltd. (qmir.)———a———-1 a
12-10
for
'
'J
_i*
(quar. IS:.a
(s-a)V'._——.——^4$2.50l
Electric
(Onm* share
12-17
s.;v 95c t 1-1-59-
•
'
S.jga-r "(s-a)„_'__^it,*. — >
Ltd.—
;
4_—
$4*.75 -'preferred
12-17
-•
'
$2.50 preferred (quar.?)—_*l_a*a_a_a1._a.2^— .?
Centra 1-Illinois ^Securities Cofp.- ( stock div.) **
12-17
t$1.12% '■••% 1-
Builington Steel
2
5
1-
"
(qiiafrj———1_
(quat.)
prefcretifce
Central
1-
tG8c
• •
12-31
(quar.I_—a—_—,
Central Canada'Investments,
5
12- 5
Watch.Co.,, Inc.
1-
Central AguirCe
1-1 12- 5
1-
=
Corp.
of America—
preferred A
1-
•
of
Products
Corp.
t57c
%
preferred B (quar.)-— -aDistillers, common
1- 2
2
12-
30c
America
Corp.
Steel
1- 2
,1-2
11-28
12-15
a—,;$1J75
Celotcx Corp., common (quar.)J-—.%—__z
, '
u 50c
5% preferred (quar.)
L—_L™:
av
25c?"
Centlivre "Brewirtg Corp;xi'li....—-a™10c
12- 3
1
12-30
12-30
.
Burnliam
2
1-
415c
(year-end)—5c
12-12
1-22
Mines, Ltd.^.—.a———
7%* 2nd preferred
: t~
4$i.5o
12-22
*3%
■*»»«.
$63c
—
common
(quar.)
12-15
-•
12-30
42%c
Castle-Trethcway
•*'4'-*%-
T
12-19
12- 5
12-15
.4 1- 9
1- 8
12-17
12-12
2%
Ext ra--A^—-I^J:-A_—A——_2:-a
12-17
preferred
Bulova
2-13
—
60c preferred
5-22
2
t$l.'18/^
(quar.)—a——
L'J(quar.)————
—-1—_
Building Products, "Ltd. (quar,)———
6%
2-13
Celanesc
J$1.43:,i
,
Buckeye
Corp.
(quar.)
1—
Budget Finance Plan, common (quar.)
2-20
9-21
12-15
3
"ill^
,
2
2
Ceco
'
6-22
1-
3
-
Catalin
preferred (quar.)
preferred
2
12-17
450c
——
-
Brunswick-Balkc-Collender
12.15
1- 2
4%
1-
12-19
12-
t$l *&[ 1-
—
-Brown-Forman
•
1-
"
.
933Aa,
1-1
(quar.)— 0-*' $1.25
1-20
Carolina Power & Light, com. (quar.)—;__i_ " •
33c *
"2- 2
$3 -preferred (quar. 1
'..4—
•
— ?;
$1.25 :
ly 2
Case (J. I.) Co., 6%% preferred (quar:)—_ r
'll%c
1-2-59
'7%
preferred (quar.)_—
—
$1.75
1-2-59
Cassicr -Asbestos, Ltd.—1—a—410c
1-22
12-16
.
12-20
1-5
Carolina, Clinchficld & Ohio Ry,
5
12-16
r-r
12- 5
1-6
7c
Carnation Co.,*common (stock dividend)-—
334% 1st preferred (quar.)
—
12-19
$53%c
1-15
62%?c
12-5
-9W4C.'*, 1- 15
"
t25c ; *>" 1* 2
75c
—
12-
1-
12-31
5c
—*-
1-
.
10c
—
Co.,' common—
—4.—a—
!• 6
12-31
1- 2-. 12-15
12-31 "12-24
1- 2
11-28
1- 2
11-28
• 1-'2 12-23
1- 2
.12-23
*. 1-12 \ 12-31
12-31
12-15
12-31
12-15
12-31
12- 5
25c
15c
'*20c
—
1—4
1-
12 31
f
•
(quar.):———_
$1
f2ff%c. W 31/
2 2
50c%>;. 1
*4%% preferred (quar.)
—
Butterfly Hosiery Co., Ltd., 7% pfd. (s-a)—'
Butt-crick Co., 5% non-cum. pfd. (quar.)—_
———
Equipment
1
Common
12 31
(quar^)
—
preferred B (quar.)
preferred '(quar.)—-—
4 40%
12-30
12-15
1-
Carnaco
'12 •31
(quar.)_,
——-—
preferred B (quar.)——
preferred - (quar.)———-,
4.40%
12-10
1-20
—
-
Kennedy
a—a
'?25c
12-29
480c
(stock
Gas
preferred
12-10
6-22
.——a
Baxter* &
Extra
5
75c
15c
15C
5c
•
—:,,r
(quar.)_
12-20
35c%
"
."2-27
-1-15
12-15
12- 2
12-2
12- 2
12- 2
1-2
1- 2
1- 2
425c
425c
10c
75c
•_-_—aaL
lnc._
1-
;'37%C
12-29
$$1.75
Corp.
Taunton
4.40%
5
3-23
12-
Plastics,
Records
Extra
5
1-
475c
—-
-
>
1- 2
(quar.)
(year-end)_"———
(year-end)
12-15
12-30
(quar.)
A
r'56%c
(quar.)—————
5% preferred (quaiv)r
Brooklyn Borough Gas,
1-21
1-
12-
1-
t72 %c
7
(extra)—
com.
preferred
preferred
(quar.)—.
Brockway Glass Co.—
Common & vtc. (extra)—a
12-16
2
*
12-15
12-29
k?.30c
—
$3.80
1
1-15
Capitol
+$1.50 "
1- 7
$10.25
__
______a_.,———
preference* (s-a)
Barber Oil Corp. (quar,)
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-31
1-
Capixal
12-15
30c
(quar.)—1
Ltd.— *
(quar.)
1-31
12-17
;
tlOc
preferred (quar.)
*————^
prefered (quar.)———
preferred
1-15
2
7%c
$1.50
(accumulative)
7%
Co.,
5n/4%
Bush
(quar.)—
$3 participating preferred (s-a)
Bankers Trust Co. (quar.)—
Barber-Ellis of Canada, Ltd.,
Ltd.
6%*
31-15
1-
+(j8:,4C
-
Corp.—
common
Co.
12-10
1-
B
Class
Carey
——
3*?4%' preferred
Electric
Oil
12- I
12-
12-24
12-29
;
?G2%c
-,
12-30
1-1
12-
•C
45c
37 %C
(quar.)^__:
12-31
1-
Class
Cannon Shoe,-common
5
1-12
1-15 i.
'
"
preferred (quar.)—a
———
4:%% preferred (quar.)—
——'
5%
preferred (quar.)
—
5% % preferred (quar.)
British Columbia Power Ltd.-(quar.)—:
Co.
20c
Bankers Commercial Corp.
Bankers
Guaranty
Mortgage
—
12-10
•
\.'4%%
& Ohio Rlt.—
Baltimore
Bankers
4%
5
12-15
2
net
(quar.)——,
class A
Wilcox
&
1-
1-
—.—
dividend
Stock
i
-———i—
„
Inc.,
Columbia
t37V2C
4433/4C
30c
;—-—
(quar.)-
—
British
10c
410c
431 Vic
(quar.)—
—
Electronics
&
(resumed)-
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Inc.
(quar.)—
12-17
5%
(quar.i _A——*•
Westinghousc, Ltd.
12-31
1-15
4S1
4$1.25
4$1.25
*
4$2
Canal-Randolph Corp...—
—„——
Cannon Mills,/.common (quar.i———
2
—
British Columbia Telephone Co., com
pfd.
Telephone Co., Ltd.,
preferred
preferred
12-15
Inc.—
30c non-voting non-cum."
6%
American
2
30c
5c
2%
22%c
—
5%; preferred
British
1-
12-15
2-2
Canadian
Light <fc Power'Co. Ltd.—
Bristol-Myers Co.,
12-15
£30c
(accum.)
Automatic Canteen Co. of America
Avalon
12-15
2
1-
9
12-19
4'/t.%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Steel
2
1-
$25c
_-.-_.a_:
:
Stock dividend
Automatic
5
1-
2
9
12-
1-
Ltd.————
2I-
12-
9
1-2-59
dividend),—
(stock
—————
410c
Co.
Co.
Auto-Soler
12-22
1-
1-
(quar.i——a—
preferred
12-17
1-30
475c
(quar.i ——a:__
preferred 1 quar. )_aaaaa——
Canadian. Pacific Ry. • (s-a)_^—a4-—3 "
Canadian Vickers, Ltd. (quar.)a
—.
87 %c
%
.
12-15
2
redeemable
12-31
2
1-
:
8%
*20c
(quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
—
Bridge & Tank Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
pominon (quar.i -—
:—
$2.90 preference (quar.)—
————
Bridgeport Brass Co., common (quar.)——_
4%% preferred (quar,).—r_,
——i-i:
Bright (T. G.) & Co. Ltd., common—
5% /preference (quar.)-—
Brillo Mfg. (quar.)
•——
—
8
12-16
2
1-
preferred
5%
12-15
—
preferred
Co.j
Brazilian Traction
Co., I,td.—
A
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Sons
t!5c
(quar.U
'participating class
J.)"&
Braniff Airways
12-31
5%
12-15
1-15
'
a!-—.
-
pfd.
4%
Ltd.—
Co.,
Power
12-15
2
4933.4C
50c
(E.
410c
,—----
Atlas -Steels,
i_
Property Trust (Mass.)—
Bralorne
1-
12-15
1- 9
.
common
(quar.)
Oil Cos.,
12-15
;
i 1-.2
10c
(Milton>
1-
"
preferred
6%
Canadian
'
-
International
12-22
1-2
12-30
2%
"
12-15
12-31
$1.37%
(quar.)
-
9334c
$15c
———
—.
:
Aifto
60c
$1
$3
;
_
Inc.
preferred
3%%
Herald-Traveler
Braeli
12-11
1-
(s-a)_———
.—
B
Corp.
2-20
2
2-
(quar.)————
Wholesalers,. Ltd., class A (quui*.)_
Atlantic
Cascade
Warner Corp.,
2-10
2-17
1-15
2-
preferred
3.75%
.
12-20
37 %c
%
:
50c
'
12-26
"
-
2
-'•15c > ? 1-16
5%%
Co.,
Bradley
,
Atlantic Realty Co.,
2
1-
95c ,*•
Greyhound Corp.—
(extra)
1-
12-15
Ltd.,
Industries,
Canadian
10c
Corp. of North America, Ltd.— '
preferred (quar.)————.—_—_
5%% preferred (quar.)———
Bowl-Mor Co., 30c pfd. (quar.)—
—
5
12-
9
2-2
12-31
$1
Atlantic
12-29
Bo'water
1-23
2
$1.1834
12 %C
(quar.)__
1-10
25c
,
(stock dividend)——
Corp.
C.)
Boston Insurance Co.
5
1-
Co, (s-a)._
(increased quar.)
7%%
1.
(final)—
—
12-31
2
1-
420c
420c
—.-*•-.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
12-29
1
1-
25c
————
—
Canadian
1-10
—
'
1-
25c
25c
(quar.)——-—
Air Line Ity.
preferred
(H.
Bofnot,
12-12
12-29
3-
(quar.)
preferred
4.75%
Diamond
Boise
12-24
2
$1
Corppt—--------—-———
dividend
(subject
to stockholders'
Atlantic City Electric, com.
4%
3
65c
Products
Stock
:
Boston Personal
—
preferred
nou-ciun.
1-
—30c
——
...
12-17
A
25c
5%
Extra
5%
Athoy
12-
1-21
Fe Ry.—
'
1-15
12-18
25c
&
Boston
A
(quar.)
—
(quar.)———,—
Co,
Santa
Class
20c
& Telegraph Co.—
Investment
Topeka <fc
Common (quar.)
12-17
__
Decker Manufacturing iquar.)——
Bliss & Laughlin, Inc. (increased)
Inc.
Industries,
—
Atchison
1-15
.
(quar.)
—
;
1-
?$2
a—-T-~—
12-31
12-16
Son
A*
.Black
Borg
income i
class
participating
Associates
a2'A %
12-18
*
425c
—
1-15
4$1.50
(quar.)'
i—. V 4$4
Canadian General Investment, Ltd; (quar.)
430c
Canadian Ice Machine Co., Ltd.—
." ;' '
:
*
Ex tra
.
12-31
12-18
1-
Co.
•
1-2
1-15?*-y
.
—:
Ltd.
Canadian
5
12-
12-20
25c
Bird Machine
1-
Ltd.—
Co.,
preferred (quar.
General Electric,
6%
12-15
2
2
1-1
*
25c
5
1-
•,*"
415c
(quar.):—_£a
Fairbanks-Morse
50c
5
—±1425c
zzzl
443:?4C
<quor,)
preferred
2%
,
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Manufacturing (quar.i—
$1
60c
2
UOc
——
—
common
:
Canadian Drawn Steel Co., Ltd.—-
'
50c
—^
<quar.)
Ltd.,
1-
1-
50c
$1.75'
iquar.)—
——
Book-of-the-Month Club
,
,
pfd.
410c
a_
(quar.i
preferred
(quar.i—
common
1- 2
12- 2
12-3111-28;
12-31; v 11-28
12-31
11-28
12-31
11-28
4183ic
420c
(quar.»
Ltd.,
,
Binlcs
12-30
$0.0130
plus
gains
Picture
Associated Telephone
Inc.
Hats,
Eohack
(final)
receipts
Corp.,
dividend
Stock
12-26
15
1-
Inc.—
capital
1-
Ltd.
'
preferred
$1.75
Payable of liec.
Snare
—
Canadian
•
*
:
deposit
from
($0.0070
12-31
——
7%
(quar.)
Mfg.
Bird
tl5c
?18c
.—
.
(increased)-Industries, Ltd.—
American
12-31
1-20
$1
12-31
1-15
—-
preferred (quar.)
12-12
Associated Electrical
Associated Fund,
1-15
f 1-15
3%
_______——...
(stock dividend)—
12-31
(formerly American Safety
Products
It
Razor)
25c
(quar.i
12-31
Cclanese,
18c
(quar.)—
Bessemer Limestone & Cement
Hardware Co., Ltd.—
H.)
(quar.)„_
'
A S
•
i$l,50
+16'Ac
(quar.)___
a
preferred
preferred
Beryllium Corp.
Canners,
Extra
12-15
$1.25
(quar.)
common
0%
Canadian
Canadian
2
1-
Hotaert
When
Per
12-12
12-31
10c
Monday, December 29, 1958
.
Name of Company
ilec.
12-12
12-31
$1.25
_—
(Year-end extra)
Metal
Gas,
5%
12-15
Arrow-Hart & Hegeman Electric Co.—
Art
Berkshiie
12-15
2
2
25c
■—4
(quar.)
Standard
.
Holdert
Payable of
(quar,)—
common
(s-a) 'aa_;
Life Insurance
Beneficial
1-20
2
1-
1-
Co.,
Finance
preferred
5%
12-31
Share
of Company
Beneficial
1-23
1
1-15
;
2%
25c
—25c
(quar.)_A.-_—a__
25c
class
Co.,
tquar.L^
Equipment
$1.18
_—$1.08
-
-
dividend
Armstrong
Aro
Gas
Western
(quar.)
pfd.
4.72%
(quar.)_.
preferred
4.32%
Arkansas
Name
Payable of Rec.
1-1-59
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
..
Name of Company
,
2-16
1-
2
_
-
1-15
12-15
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-12
Bell Telephone—
a
—-
$1.13*
'
Volume 188
Number 5807
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2747)
Per
Name of
Cities
Company
Service
Citizens
Co.
Utilities
.-/Class A
dividend)
Co.—
*
.••>
•
'
,
214 ft
;
__
preferred
*(quar.)_
2-
Per
1
1
Crescent
12-15
65c
12-31
'2ft..
12-31
1-1-59
i
12-T*
$1.50
A
1-1-59
12-
Trencher
Cluett
87 Vic
ICO
/
Telephone
12-15
"12-19
30c
.
l* SI'
Preference; (annual') >
87V&C
,
/_
>'
1-10
^l-io ft
U
2
12-19
'
"
(monthly)
j
1-23
'5c
1-2
12-19
1-2
12-19
12c
•
ft
1-
2
12-15
12c
2-
2
1-16
l-
9
(quar.)__
5 ft. ft
preferred B (quar.)
Colorado Interstate Gas, common
preferred
62 Vic
Stock
dividend
$4.25
on
$1.25
1-2
(annual)
common
12-30
common
2 ft
$1.06 V*
2-16
40c
1-10
28c
/ 1-23
of
North
2
Co.
(Jersey City,
Quarterly
N.
12-31
12-
12-29
75c
1-
2
2-
1
12-23
$1.16
5.257c preferred (quar.)_
Commonwealth Gas. Corp.______
Commonwealth Iii'cbme Fund—
capital
Water
31c
Connohio,
—-ft
ft 40c
& Fewer
preferred
Ordinary
V
1-
-Class
'.
1-
1
12-
2
1
1-
2
4-
1
6%
common
21-
2-
m
60c
.,$4.50
preferred
12-12
6
1-15
1-15
5c
1-
Extra
$1.56
1-
1
12-17
Doeskin
2
12-15
70c
12-15
1-
2
12-31
12-
12-31
12-
9
2-20
1-2-59
12-
5
Common
1-2-59
12-
5
4 ft ft
1-2-59
12-
5
4-1
3-
$1.12 ft
1-23
0-
25c
20c.
$1.37 ft
(quar.)
12-31
93 ftc
$1.12ft
Continental Connector, class A (initial)
Class
B
(initial)____
^
Continental Copper & Steel Industries—
i
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
Contiental
Gin.
Continental
Motors
preferred
Dominion
Corp. "(quar.)
Controls Co..of America
Cook
Electric
Inc.
Rubber
t.
Stock
Corn
&
Glass
preferred
3Vz7o
preferred
1945
Inc.
Corroon
&
1947
&
Reynolds
Craig" Bit. Ltd.
(R.
du
Ducommun Metals &
1-
12-31
12-10
1-26
1-
2
12-16
-
Cream
convertible
(quar.)
:
J.
1-
2
1-
2
1-
2
$4c
.
1-1-59
1-
9
$25c
_i
12-31
10c
__1
of
Wheat
(quar.)
$2.10
(quar.)__
Creamery Package Mfg.
Co.
.12-29
(quar.)
15c
1-
1
12- 3
3
1-
5
12-22
1-
5
12-22
37 ftc
39c
12-31
2-16
4-
1
1-2-59
2-
12-19
1-
6
12-26
1-30
12-30
2-30
1-16
$25c
1-
5
12-10
1-15
12-24
$50c
1-15
12-16
1-15
12-26
12-10
4.10ft
-
12-19
12-22
-
12-16
12-31
12-
5
2-
2
1-
2
1-
2
12-
12-31
12-26
12-19
$1.25
2-
2
1-26
1-
2
12-12
1-15
12-15
1-
12-
50c
1-2-59
2
5
12-19
40c
1-
40c
1-20
2
1-
5
12-15
15c
$20c
1-15
East Tennessee
5.20ft
12-15
1-
6
RR.
1-
5'
Natural
preferred
preferred
Common
Gas,
(quar.)
and
Bros.
(quar.)
class
Co.,
12-10
1-
1
12-31
1-15
11-26
1
1-20
12-29
2-
12-22
1-
2
11-
$3
$3
12-
1,
2
12-
1
2
12-16
12-33
4-
1
12-15
3-14
50c
12-29
12-
9
50c
12-29
12-
9
30c
1-
2
1-
2
12-15
12-15
5
12-22
1-
2
12-19
10c
N.
1-
50c
:
12-31
12-
5
12-31
12-
5
J.)—
1-
2
12-22
12-22
common
1-
2
3-
2
17c
1-15
12-31
50c
28ftc
(monthly)
(quar.)__
1-15
12-29
3-15
2-19,
2-26
45c
1-30
1-10
37ftc
12-30
12-17
$1
Food
Fair
12-19
1-
2
12-19
2-
1
2-
1
65c
A
(payable
out
of
$4.20
preferred
$4.50
75c
Food
Foote
(quar.)
&
preferred
Co.
Worth
Foundation
Co.
12-15
Foundation
ment
2
1-
2
12-15
1-
1
12-
1-
3
12-12
5
18c
1-
1
12-19
$1.18%
1-
1
12-19
7
30c
1-
2
12-12
$1.05
*._
1-23
25c
1-
2
12-12,
1-
30c
12-29
12-
25c
12-31
12-19,
$0,2156'A
1-1-59
;
12-
5
1
12-
5
1-
1
12-
50c
1-
1
12-
5
Franklin-Adams
51 VtC
1-
1
12-
5
1-
1
12-
5
Fraser Cos.,
Extra
1-
1
12-
5
1-
2
12-24
25c
1-2-59
12-15
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Canada," Ltd.
(quar.
10c
tl2V2C
6%
(quar.)
dividend)
-
from
12-29
1-
2
1-16
.1-15
12-
8
12-22
12-26.
12-15
•
invest¬
)__
Frick
dividend
10-17
75c
5c
5
Stock
3
2ft
Fownes Brothers & Co.
1
1-
2-27
12-19
Machine—
interest
income
1-
"3-14
1
5
1-
1:30c
(quar.)
of
55c
13-31
5
12-
62ftc
(N..Y.) (stock
Mutual Fund—'
Beneficial
31*Ac
1-
12-
12-30
12ftc
;
Co.
31 ftc
12-22
2
(stock dividend)
Ihc., class A (quar.)
Transit
12-15
10-27
12-26
1
Inc.
Dairies
9
1-5-59
2
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gear
Mineral
9
ftc
2-
5
9
1-
20c
(year-end)
1-
40c
1-
2-
50c
(initial)—
common
Bros.
Common
1-
52 ftc
1-
Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
New
Foote
1-24
51
1-
1-
12-31
75c
(quar.)
common
preferred
1-24
:—
1-20
net
available;
$5
Stores,
Fort
2
2
56Vic
(increased quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Corp., Ltd. (quar.)_.
Foremost
2
12-31.
1-
7ftc
(quar.)
4ftft
12-26
1-
12-29
1-15
50c
—
common
1-30
20c
Common
"
Fluor
12-26
1-
2 ft
(quar.)
Florida Public Utilities—
46 ft c
(s-a)
7V2C
1-
2
12-30
11-28
12-19
(one share for each 20 shs.
12-30
Co
1
$2
Ltd. (quar.)
130c
"_
Co., 6ft preferred
Frigikar Corp. (quar.)
1-
7
1-26
12-19
12-31.
12-31
1-26
12-31
75c
1-
1
12-15'
10c
1-
3
12-15,
1:30c
(quar.)
12-10
Frito
Company
(quar.)
20c
Gannett Co.. class B
conv.
common
pfd. (quar.)_____
50c
12-31
12-15
Gardner-Denver Co.,
$1.50
;—
12-19
2
35c
Bank
52 ftc
T
12-19,
2
1-
$1
Assn.
5ft pfd.
Fittings, Ltd., class A (s-a)
Flagg-Utica
Corp.
(quar.)
Founders
(quar.).
2
1-
50c
common
on
and/or
National
87c
com.
1-
$1.50
surplus funds)
(Jersey City) (quar.)__
First National City Bank (N.
Y.) (quar.)
First National Stores
(quar.)
Firstamerica Corp. (quar.)
First
1-15
Co.—
—
2-27
12-31,
12-15
Corp.—
1-15
20c
(s-fi.)
11-10,
12-15
25c
Corp.,
Forbes & Wallace
1^20
12-31
1-
12-15
4ft preferred
(quar.)
Garfinckel (Julius) & Co., common (quar.)—
4(4ft preferred (quar.)
Garrett
15c
32 ftc
1
1-
1
12-15
1-
1
12-
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates—
4 ft ft
First Boston
12-31
$1.75
(s-a)
3-10
1-15
1-15
4%
preferred series A (quar.)
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. (quar.)_,
25c
(increased quar.)—
Co.
2
1:80c
(s-a)
(quar.)__
1-30
12-22
12-17
dividend
preferred
$1.12ft
preference
1-
12-31
30c
a._
$2.25
1
1-15
12-29
of America—
Pennsylvania
11-10
40c
(Newark,
Fischer & Porter Co.,
30c
-
convertible
4ft
12-30
—
:—
2
^ 30c
'
1-27
$25c
(quaf.)
$1
(Toronto)
Finance Co. of Pennsylvania
Extra
5ftft
preferred
Dynamics Corp.
Stock
Fisher
(quar.)
4.15ft
12-15
1-
25c
Board Co.,
12-17
$12 ftc
Duro-Test Corp., common...
5ft conv. pfd. series 1956 (quar.)
Duval SulphUT & Potash Co. (quar.)
12-15
1
5c
12-17
$37ftc
1
(quar. )2.
(quar.)l__L
1
1-
1:26c
(quar.)
(quar. )___•__;
Mortgage
12-31
12 ftc
preferred
preferred
12-31
1-
«" 87V2C
pfd.
quarterly
12-31
$15c
preferred (quar.)_
4ft. preferred (quar.)——
12-18
1-31
•
(extra)
Co.
$25c
(quar.)__
1-2
15c
$20c
Supply (special)
common
preferred
12-19
lc
(quar.)
(quar.)_____
$40c
(s-a)__
(quar.)
12-19
8
£30c
4.60ft preferred (quar.)
:
Federated Department Stores
(quar.)
Federation Bank & Trust Co. (N.
Y.) (quar.)
Fibreboard Paper Products
12-19
1-15
$17 ftc
(initial)
8
1-
5c
(quar.)
National
Federal Paper
profits
7ft preferred (quar.)
1-
20c
Increased
2
3-30
25c
(final)
75c
$1
(s-a)
Insurance
Federal
11-28
$17 ftc
Ltd.
5
40c
(quar.)—
!
Inc.
2 ft
Inc.
,
Quarterly
12-15
12-
$$1.12 ft
(1956)
12-
Corp.—
—
3.75ft
East
..
1
1
\
$4.50 preferred
12-22
.
6
1-
$2.50
.
1-
17 Vac
4.20ft
25c
1
12-23
$30c
du Pont (E. X) de Nemours &
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
12-12
12-29 V
pfd.
Canada
dividend
Duffy-Mott
12-12
.1-2.
25c
(quar.)_
pfd. (s-a)
preferred
of
12-12
of
Co.
'
1-
'
12-16
Crampton Manufacturing Co.—
\ 6%
participating
Pont >Co.
Stock
'
(quar.)
Craig Systems. Inc.
60c
12-12
2
5c
Federal
In
(s-a)
12-ia
1-
2-13
Extra
5
Du-Art Film Laboratories—
Duquesne Light,
Corp,. $1 pfd.
5
1-
25c
12-18
12-10
15c
1-
2
-.—
12-25-
12-29-
25c
2
39c
preferred .(quar.)
12-19,
12-31
2-13
Special
—:_
2
12-31
30c
(year-end)
Federal Bake Shops
(quar.)
2-
10c
payable
(quar.)
(quar.)_
$2
Corp.
Foods,
2-
20c
Co.
Corp;
Corp.,
12-22
*
(reduced)
L.), Ltd.
Chemical
5
1-15
r__:
Fearn
5
25c
1-16
9
87 ftc
Fawick
12-
Inc.—
.
Faultless Rubber
12-10
12-23
17 ftc
—
LtcL_
1-
12-31
87 ftc
9
30c
;
12-31
12-31
(quar.)
1-
37 ftc
preferred .(quar.)
Ltd.
Brewery,
Dravo
12-22
1-20
12-31
1-
12-23
12-12
2-27
/
12-31
15c
12-30
$1.18%
Quarterly
Voting trust ctfs.
Fate-Root-Heath Co.
1
12-19
2-27
Farmers & Traders Life Insurance
(Syracuse,
N. Y.) (quar.)
Farrel-Birmingham
1-
12-19
2
12-30
4%
preferred (quar.)
:
Family Finance Corp. (quar.)
12-10
1-15
2
1-
12-31
2%
$1.25
Faircliild .Camera & Instrument
Corp.—
Fairmont Foods Co., common
12-15
12-31
1-
/
3%
/
(stock
Financial General
Drilling & Exploration
20c
(quar.)
Co..
Bearing
2
1-
8
5
40c
dividend)
Fairbanks Co., 6ft" preferred
(quar.)
12-10
12-31
10c
12-15
1-2-59
$1.31'A
(quar.)
Reynolds Corp.(quar.)
Oraddock-Terry Shoe, 57c
Crain
5
Textile
Duke Power,
com.
12-10
12-31
(quar.)
Corp., 5ft
Draper
5
12-
50c
(quar.)
Cosden Petroleum. Corp.
Corroon
12-
12-31
10 ft.
_/
series
series
Dow
12-15
15c
;
merger
"
Coro,
2
Works—
3Vz'b
Dover
12-15
(initial)
since
Cornell-Dubilier Electric Corp.,
$5.25 series A pfd. (quar.)
Corning
2
12-31
17 ftc
(increased)
,
Co.
payment
15c
(increased)_
dividend
Products
First
1-
20c
[j..
Cooper,
1-
15c
iquar.)
Co.;
Cooper-Jarrett
Tire
$1.13,:
12-31
Douglas & Lomason Co.
1
Dow
(quar.)____
12-10
$1.50
•
12-
5
'
1ft
12-31
12 Vac
(increased quar.)
12-15
12-31
$0.0075
17 ftc
41/2.%
(s-a)
(quar.i__A.___
1-2-59
15c
;
12-10
(quar.)__
12-
'
(quar.)
12-10
12-31
24c
r l-1
$1.62ft
37ftc
Excelsior Life Insurance
Fafnir
25c
___
Co.—
(quar.)
12-31
50c
pfd.
preferred (quar.)
50c
(quar.)
25c
Dominion Steel & Coal
Corp. Ltd. (quar.)
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co., Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)
_1—
$1 pref. (quar.)
12-17
1
(quar.)
Extra
12-17
12-.31.
1
12-
(quar.)
Corp.
Ltd.
6
12-16
12-
$1
12-
12-15
2
,
Dominion-Scottish Investments,
33-
12-12
12-ia
50c
__;
4.16ft
common
$1.25
6
1
5
1-21
12-31
12ftc
Ltd.,
1-21
12-19
12-29
2ft
(quar.)
$1
(quar.)_—__
1
2
1-
2
12-
35c
(quar.)
5%
preferred
Ex-Cell-O Corp.
$1.14
Dominion Glass Co., Ltd., com.
7ft
preferred
(quar.)__»_
4-
1-
12-29
1-
12-29
J 10c
Pittsburgh RR.—
(quar.).
H.)
2-2
15c
_
l_
Eversharp,-Inc.,
92 ftc
.
Dominion Corset Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Dominion Foundries & Steel, Ltd.—
60c
(quar.)_.
to
approval
Guaranteed stock
(T.
2
4ft
(subject
12-12
$1.05
Mines, Lid. (quar.)
Dominguez Oil Fields (monthly)
9
12-29
&
11-25
2-
35c
(quar.)
Dome
$$1.37 Va
'
Class
Erie
11-25
l
25c
2ft
:
i
Flooring & Wood Products, Ltd.—
A (s-a)__.
I
Erie
•
Estabrook
Products, Inc.—
preferred
(quar.)
l
1-
$1.75
2
$1.07
distribution
11-25
i-
$1.35
50c/
Johnson
9
1-
12-
2
(quar.j__
gains
1
1-
stock
or
1-
1-
_______
Fuird,
;,i- i
$1.13
(quar.)
preferred
Ero Mfg.*Co.
3ft
Investment
preferred
1-
4-
*, Common
$1.25
1__
$3
11-25
(quar.)
(quar.)
9
Canada—
Dodge Manufacturing Co., common (quar.)
$1.56 preferred
(quar.)
3 5c
$1.13
preferred
1-
—
Corp.
capital
$20c
$1.04
preferred
1-27
1-.26
,
cash
12-31
(quar.)_Z.
2nd
(quar.)
(quar.)
,
Divei'sified
"12-17
1
(quar.)____'_:
$4.50
12-15
2-16
Inc.
Diversified
12-31
preferred
$3.75
12-31
35c
(quar.),.,
Stock dividend
1-15
preferred
T
12-26
t75c
(quar.)_
Dilbert's Quality
Supermarkets, Inc.—
7ft preferred (quar.)^.__r____^
:
Disney (Walt.) Productions (quar.)
5
(quar.)
C«.
1
(quar.)
Corp., common
(quar.)
It
Equitable Credit Corp.—
20c partic. preferred
(quar.)
12-20"
2
50c
Diebold,
$4.16
Can
2
1-
37 ftc
Diamond Gardner Corp., common
$1.50 preferred
(quar.)_v
37 ftc
Extra
Tunnel
Endicott
/ 4ft
5
Co.—
Industries
Canada
1-
1-
5c
12-15
; $4.52
Continental
of
12-17
$1.12 ft
(Chicago)
pfd.
12-17
17 ftc
—
1-15
1-15
1-
$1.03
Capwell "Co. (quar.)^
Heating Products, Ltd—
&
Class A
12-12
30c
1
12-19
$1.04
1
$1
1
12-
(quar.)__
1-
Enamel
12-15
12-12
25c
1-
1-
12c
12-31
1-15
-*
j
Extra
I
1-
1-15
(quar.)___
&
$1.13
Continental Assurance Co.
1
93%c
____
25c
Giorgio Fruit Corp.,
A
Continental Baking Corp., $5.50
pfd.
25c
(quar.)
Di Noc Chemical Arts
5
(quar.)
(quar.)
Chemical
Detroit Edison
12-
50ft
12-20
12-31
12-19
1
15c
Abrasives
(N. Y.)
12-31,
2-
"
dividend
12-13
1
stockholders Jan. 19)
12-22
L2-31
20c
preferred
(quar.).___
preferred (quar.)
Delaware RR. (s-a)
:
9
1-15
;___
12-30
Stock
12-31
m.75
5ft
Detroit
2-16
Stock
preferred
(quar..
12-31
20c
.
11-28
5
1-
12-10,
1
(quar.)
Empire Trust Co.
11-28
1
1
1-
$1.12Va
Battery
preferred
1-15
1-
12-17,
12-17
2-
j■'•*'•
dividend
Emporium
(quar.)
1-
1-15
ft
1
1-
1-26
50c
ypreferred
$40c
(quar.)
1"
.ftv'.V-'-
Emery Air Freight (stock dividend).
Empire District Electric, 5ft pfd. (quar.)
4ftft
preferred (quar.)
2
.
4.56ft
$40c
„
$4.16
2
2;
$40c
Gas
preferred
2-
f$2.50
Light
preferred
12-24
1-
25c
Co., common (quar.)
5V&7o preferred (quar.)
Consumers Investment Fund Inc
$4.52
2-16
5c
(quar.)__!___
preferred
11-28
2-
22 Vac
(quar.)
dividend "
Consumers Power Co., common
$4.50
preferred
(quar.;_
Sz
7ft
5
2
1-12
,
2
15c
4.20ft
of
Co.
_
1-
75c
<quar.)
Di
A
Consumers
1-15
(quar.)
Power
Stock
12-15
35C
Corp.
-preferred
1-16
12-29
65ftc
preferred
(quar.)
Acceptance Corp.—
(quar.)
ft—ft
::
preferred <quar.)___
Class
Turbine
Securities
1-15
2
75c
(quar.)
1
25c
1
12-10
2
1
$1.25
convertible
"
fiz,
Records
3.70ft
Co.—
.<quar.i_
Steam
1- 2
12-19
1-
Sz
12-
1-
12-3).
12-31
$1.12ft
Quarterly
Elmira & Williamsport RR. pfd. (s-a)
Emerson Electric
Manufacturing, com. (quar.)
9-15
1
$4.50
preference• (s-a)
4ft,
3-20
Securities,
.____
A
Laval
Delaware
12-20
10c
(quar.)
1-15
1-
$4.50
Manufacturing Co
Deere
& Company
(increased)
Year-end, ;
12-20
52 ftc
Products
Water
9-29-59
A
Debenture
12-19
10c
Consumers
.
2
1-
■
;
Extra
$1.76
$1.12 ft
15c'
(quar.)
De
5
27 ftc
$5
"
A
12-19
Dctrex
Consolidated Rock
6-15
.1-26
Limited—
Consolidated
7-1-59
50c
Decca
125c
Ltd.
$1.75
1953)__
year
(quar.)_.
:_
Dayton Malleable. Iron Co., 5ft
12-25
$1.25
(Increased quar.)
ft
Consolidated Paper Corp.,
3-16
12ftc
12-10
5
ft:
Mining & Smelting
Canada, Ltd. (s-a)—
.ftT
Consolidated Natural Gas Co.—
12-18
4-1-59
Storage
5
a
50c
Electrical Products Consolidated (quar.)
Extra
:
i
z
Electronic Assoc. (stock div.)
;
Elizabethtown Waiter Co.
(Consolidated)—
12-18
1-2-59
-
2
1-
(quar.)
Consolidated
1-2-59
$1.75
;
(arrears-for
4.28ft
5 V4 %
preferred
(quar.)
Consolidated Gas Utilities "Corp.
40c
Refractories
12-
l-
$1.061A
(quar. )____
_____!
Electric
3-16
1- 2
20c
(extra)______
(quar.)
dividend
Electro
12-15
3-31
5
12-31
1
Mfg. Co. (quar.)__
Electric Bond & Share Co.
12-23
12-30
(quar.),
(Canada)-
preferred (quar.)
ft.
Consolidated Foods Corp., common
;
-
Ltd.,
-
a
12-
1
i37ftc
Elder
12-17
$1.75
(quar.)
Frere.
'
$2
(quar.)
(quar.)
-
pfd.
1-10
Stock
l-
2
7ftc
preferred (quar.)___
preferred (quar.)__
Stop-Nut Corp. of America
$5.40
1
1-
$30c
J40c
'
(quar.)
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred
$4.72
12-11
V $2
■
Corp.
preferred
class
$1.50
$2.50 non-cumulative preference (s-a)_
Consolidated Dry Goods CO. (quar.)
Consolidated Edison Co. of N. Y.—
;
:
12-31
(quar)
10c
Standard
20c
Daystrom, Inc. (quar.)___"
Dayton Rubber Co., common
-
—'.
Diversified
1st
&
-5ft
35c
Consolidated
Gas
2
50c
:
preferred
3-16
2-
20c
common
3-15
12-17
2-
$1.50
(quar.)
participating preferred
Elastic
1-
Stores,
1-
65c
25c
(quar.)
Products
'
8-11
(increased)
V^
Bros.
4ft ft
4-
$1.75
:
Co., common
VJ4ftft preferred (quar.)_
El Paso Electric Co.—
12-10
11-28
12-25
.
(s-a)
preferred
America
Laboratories, class
5ft-
5
-
$5
2
2
class A
1-
°
12-15
19-
David
1-
(quar.)________
12-31
45c
Decker Nut
(quar.)
Consolidated Bakeries
12c
Davenport Hosiery Mills, Inc
1-20
Edison
12-15
1-
4-
25c
37ftc
$1.50
(quar.)
Economy Baler Co. (quar.)
I
Eddy Match Co., Ltd. (quar.)
12-15
$1.05
12-23
Insurance—
common
-
12-19
$1.75
55c
Inc.,
of
Candy Co.—
—
Increased
Connecticut Light
Co.
!
$4.12
12-23
6
12-15
12-31
*25e
12-31
15c
General Life
20c
1
1-
31'Ac
6 7c
1-15
1
1-
$1.37ft
Connecticut
3-10
(quar.>__i
Clothing
$2
__
1
2-16
2-
Co.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.
4-
2-
10c
—
8
12-29
$1.31*4
ga
a
12-
Extra
Economics Laboratory
Ekco
(quar.)
(quar.)
Dana Corp., 3:ft ft pfd. series A
(quar.)
Davega Stores Corp. of N. Y.—
12-11
50c
12-
2
5ft- preferred
12-11
75c
7)
2
2
from
Dalex Co., Ltd., 7ft preferred
Dan River
Mills, common
5
1-
2
1-
D. T. M. Corp.
(quar.) _i_L
Daggafonteln Mines (irreg.)
1
12-
1-15
1-
JOOC :
4V'2 ft
1st pfd.
(arrears for year
1954)__
Curtis Publishing $4
prior pfd. (quar.)^
$1.60 prior preferred
(quar.)
.■
J.)-
—ft
from
A
4Vaft
2
12-15
12-31
5c
1-15
1
1-
;
-
<:/o
70c
_
-
Commercial Trust
10c
Steel
preferred (quar.)
Economic Investment
Trust, Ltd.
Investments, Inc.-—
Curlee
Cutter
dividend—ft
1
2-
1-15
12-15
25c
[
6ft
12-19
2-
25c
;
'"ft7 ft
Cudahy Packing Co., 4V4ft-pfd. (quar.)
America—
_
12-30
"
$1.50
__
preferred ,;(quar.)
preferred <quar.)
12-15
Combustion" Engineering In'c. (quar.) zft/yft ft
17o
7 ft
12-26
12-31
(quar.)
12-19
25c
(quar.)
■
Common / 4 quar.)
preferred :(quar.)
7ft preferred
(quar.)
12-26
2-
12-30
25C
A
?.7ft
12-26
25c
.___;
1-30
4c
/
1-
7ftc
:
!
Eastman Kodak Co., common
Extra
;
(Canada) Ltd.—
'
;12-19
7o
5
15c
•!____
'
Cumberland
VTC
and
(quar.)
Commercial Bank
Distribution
i
12-16
1-16
12-
25c
Forster; common (quar.-);.
/••8 ft.
preferred, (quar.)
f
8ft prefcrred.iquar.)
Cuban-American Sugar Co.—
12-30 ft 12-16
3 7c
5
12-31
Co//(initial)-
inc.'..and
(quar.)
Common'•* (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
■
capital gains)
13c from income, and 9c from
capital gains)
Crown Zellerbnch
Corp., common, jquar.)
$4.20 preferred i. (
Crown Zellerbach.
12-15
$4
/-.ft
12-
31ftc
*
Crura &
5
$1
12-31
International, class
-
$1 preferred
1-15
2-
7ftc
(quar.)
2-
17ftc
common
Corp. (quar.)
Eastern States Corp.
(Md.) —
'"$7 preferred A (accum.) I
$6 preferred B (accum.)____.
each
(quar.-)
Holder•
Payable of Rec.
10c
(quar.)
Racing Assn.,
Stainless
When
Share
(quar.)
common
$1,
5
Diversified Income Fphd- (10c from invest¬
:12-15
:
for
common
preference
Eastern
15c
Curtiss
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric
Year-end
12-31
of
12-
preferred
A
Crucible Steel
Corp.—
preferred
Commonwealth
1
12-31 "12-5
31V4C
4 ft
2nd preferred
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.—•
Class A and class B (stock
dividend)——
Pictures
12-31? / 12-
68%C
(quarjiy
(quar.)
Southern Ry.,
Cork
Class
Iron Corp.—
ft 5ft,, preferred A
Colorado &
r
1-31
10c
'
•=
-Monthly
Colorado Fuel &
Stock
: -"-1-10
1-31
2
"
.
_*
—
Colorado Centra) Power Co.
-.V.
1-31
z
Company
Industries,
Eastern
•'
12-31
Dallas Fund
.
I25C
50c
Stores, (Stock. dividend).
Color/Craft Products. •( quar.)
Columbia
-1-10
,
share5
one
5%■
-
70c
12-20
-(quar.4
ment
$75c
Colonial
Extra
(
3.-31
Petroleum
.
of
(quar.)____i_l_
Crown Cork,& Seal, Utd.
(quar.)___
•
(quar.)^__ij.i___L_
12-20
2
held
Crown Western
12-15 /
12-11V
V
2
1-
held
Co.% (quar.)
/■■;/ rYear-end
*r
12-19
2
Oil
B
Crown
12-31 r
.
i75c-
,
•;;!
>■5%
12-10
'
1-
shares
dividend
shares
Crouse-Hinds
12-19.:/
•
/ 1~ 2*/
15c
.
stock
shares
Class
;
■
n2-i9i-
ft l- 2
$1.75
$25c
•!
2
100
preferred convertible series
Class
<quar.)__
Co., aftift pfd. (quar.)
Terminals, Ltd.,com. (annual)
Collins Radio Co.
.1-
'
■''S''.t,
__:
common
Colgate-Palmolive.
Collingwood
*■
12-31
:-j 20c"'
//.'ft ft;
1-
Crompton fe Knowles Corp.
Crosett Co.,-class
A>Hquar.-)_.
11-28
12-29
(quar.)
aquar.)
Inc.—
ft//"
V-4% preferred "(quar,
Coleman Engineering Co.,
2
1-
12-30
.12 Vic
y-""-
.%7ft preferred (qnar.)_:v_li'^2___
.
57c
Cresmont
2-10
.
12VzC
12 Vac
-
eatli
five
plus
2-10
10c
Yards_
Peabody 8z .Co.,
2
/ 3- 2
10c
(resumed)
Stock
3-
for
year-end
5
.
50c
/
(quar.)
-.of ^Crescent
;
$1.12 ft
:
____■
Pittsburgh R.R.—
special gtdC~'(quar.)
7ft
regular gtd.
(quar.)
Cleveland Quarries Co
;
Union
Eastern
..
v.
4%
Cleveland
Per
Name of
Payable of Rec.
Inc.—
B -(quar.)
Petroleum
-ferred
.
*
Cleveland
Holders
When
Share
Service
Corp.
(stock dividend)
share; of Crescent Petroleum 5 c;'o pre-
One
12-19
12-12
'
:
A
> -Class
1-12
Cleveland &
Clifton Forge-Waynesboro
Clinton Trust Co.iN. Y.l
Company
Credit Finance
ftl2-10
2
1-
$1.37ft
&
Refining (stock dividend)
Clearfield & Mahoning
Ry. (s-a)
Cleveland Electric
Illuminating— •- - • -y
.*■' $4.50
12-
12-31
: 20c
-
_,
.
1-22
Name of
Class
common
Oil
of Rec.
,
Investing
Clark
\
Holder»
2ft
(stock dividend)
Co., common
5ft7o
preferred
(quar.)
City. Products Corp.. (quar.)
City
When
Payable
Share
(stock
11
Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.50
50c
$1
1-30
1-
2
3-
2
2-
2
1-16
12-15,
2-6
1-16,
40c
28V«c
12-31
12-15
12-31
12-15'
50c
12-31
12-
9
Gas Industries Fund—
$1.12 ft
5
Quarterly from investment Income
9c
1-
2
12-12
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2748)
When
P'CT
Holders
Name oj
(Includes
Dec.
preferred (quar.)_
General Railway Signal Co.
Castings
2
12-19
$1
2
12-19
1-
2
12-15
12-31
12-15
50c
1-26
12-19
Hartford
7C
12-30
12-15
$1.25
9334c
$1.25
2-
25c
12-30
12-
9
25c
50c
12-30
12-
9
12-29
12-
5
37%c
87%c
1-31
1-16
1-31
1-16
40c
12-31
12-
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
1-
(increased)
1-
1
$1.12y2
1-
1
Mfg.
12-10
12-15
Hoover
12-
2
Horner
1-
2
2
12-18
12-31
12-12
12-31 *
12-12
12-31
12-12
12-12
3%%
12-11
4%
2
12-12
1-
1
12-22
1-
1
12-15
1-
1
12-15
1-
1
12-15
1-
1
12-15
-L
7
2-
1-
2
5
12-19
1-
12-31
9
12-15
5
2-
2
25c
v<
1-23
1-
7
2-20
1-30
2
1-15
%no
2-
r
7quar.~)ZZ '
<quar.)____
1
1-15
1-15
2
12-12
1-
25c
c
1
1-
2
12-
8
4%
preference
_
Grand
(quar.)
Company
12,2c
550
Joyces Life Insu~r!"co!~(7.~aj
(stock div )
Toy,
20c
<><£>
(quar.)___:25%
&
Union Co.,
Ltd.
4'4%
Corp.,
Insurance
American
Co.
(N
Y
Great
Lakes
Great Lakes
5%
Great
1st
Great
Ltd.
preference
West
Great West
Paper,
Power Co.,
Life
Assurance
(Winnipeg!
Co.
mnPcg)
dividend
Corp.
"(quar.T
(1% shares for each
ZhZZe
6%
fsVin
+S1.10
S
snare
preferred (quar.)
5%% preferred (quar.)
Felt
Hubbard
S
$l;?5
Green
(H.
L.)
Co.
(quar.)
Mountain Power Corp.
Greening (B.) Wire Co., Ltd.
Green
_13°®
;
'
("quar7
(quar.')
%lcn
of
$1 n«?/C
$1.06/4
Greyhound Corp., common (quar )
4%% preferred (quar.)
5% preferred
(quur>)
Greyhound Lines of Canada,"
Griesedieck Co., common
5%
.
Lt"d.~"(qu~a7)~~
Griggs Equipment, Inc
Guaranty Trust <N. Y.)
dl„\r.c
(quaVJZZ
'
Extra
Gulf Life Insurance Go.
tiR3?f
(year-endi
preferred (qear.)_
~~
''
(quar.)
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR., $5 pfd.
$5 preferred (quar.)
(quar.7
Gulf Power Co., 4.64%
(quar.)I"I
preferred
'
12-29
1- 5
2- 2
2- 2
1- 2
2- 2
1- 1
$G
12-15
1-
1-
-•
5
I-
5'
preferred
A
12-23
112'/2c
31'Ac
25c
12-31
12-30
1- 2
12-31
12-31
12-31
12-12
1- 2
1-15
1-15
1-15
1-15
12-31
12-31
12-31
12-31
12-12
12-31
12-31
30c
20c
-
12-19
12- 2
12-22
12-12
12-31
12-31
12-12
12-12
'
12-12
preferred
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
5%
preferred A (quar.)
Huron <fe Erie Mortgage Corp. (quar.).
Hussman Refrigerator Co.
(stock dividend)
Corp.,
com.
12-15
1-15
12-15
4%
62%c
140c
1-15
1-31
12-31
1- 2
2%
12-29
12-
12-30
12-15
1- 1
12-19
12-15
12-31
12-12
12-15
8
12-19
dividend
12-10
4%
series A preferred
2
5%
series B
Ideal
Circuit Breaker,
Cement
2-
2
12-29
1-15
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
80c
6
Illinois
Bell
12-
9
Illinois
Brick
12-31
Extra
Co.
Co.
Co.
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
Illinois Power Co., common
1
12-
8
4.08%
1
12-16
4.26%
preferred
preferred
12-19
4.70%
preferred
1
12-21
1-16
12-31
Class
A
B
(quar.)
SI.40
preferred
(quar.)
12-16
S2.50
preferred
(quar.)
12-24
1-
2
1-
2
12-12
12-31
12-12
1-
2
12-10
1-
2
12-10
1-30
I-1G
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
12-31
11-13
12-31
II-13
12-31
11-13
12-31
12-
12-23
2-
2
3
1-16
12-30
12-22
1-15
12-15
1-15
12-15
2
1- 9
si 25
6-
8
5-18
3-16
2-24
1-1-59
12-15
2- 2
1-16
2- 2
1-16
2- 2
1-
Imperial Life
Assurance (Canada)
(quar.)Imperial Paper & Color Corp. (quar.)
Imperial Tobacco Co. (Canada), Ltd.-r-
1-
1-
1
12-15
"20c
1-
1
12-15
54 %C
1-
1
12-15
23c
1-
2
12-16
?60c
1-15
12-15
*75c
1-15
12-15
1-10
1-10
1-10
4Vs %/
4.56%
&
2- 2
2- 2
2-2
2- 2
1-
—
9
1-
9
1-
9
.:
1-
2
12-15
60c
1-
2
12-15
53 %c
1-
2
12-15
>1-
1
12-15
82%cr
1
12-15
$1.20
1-
1
12-15
40C
1-
2
12-
3
3-
2
2-
4
1-
2
1-
$1.08%
preferred
preferred
t
4%
preferred
4.60 %
5.65%
12-31
12-31
12-31
12-31
1- 1
1- 2
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-12
12-12
preferred
4%%
4%%
A
preferred
Industrial
—
1-15
2
1-
2
1-
2
11-28
12-29
12-15
1-
1- 2
1- 2
1- 2
12-
8
12-
8
12-
8
37%c
1-15
1- 1
1- 1
1- 1
1- 1
Acceptance, Ltd.,
common
preferred
Industrial Bank of Commerce
Class
5%
(quar.)
Machine
A
&
(N. Y.)
Tool Co.,
(quar.)
pieferred
(quar.)—
iquar.)
(quar.)
1- 1
1- 1
t40c
t$1.12%
J56%c
4;68%c
12-29
12-29
12-29
12-29
2-27
50c
.
(quar.)
convertible
Keystone
Series
pfd. (quar.)
1st pfd. (quar.)
prior
4.80%
Custodian Funds—
Low Priced Bond Fund
B-3
2
93% C
5-
1
$1.25
1-
1
Corp.
Kimberly-Clark
12-22
1-15
12-22
12-31
12-12
12-31
12-12
36 % c
$1.43%
Knott
12-
8
12-
8
12-
8
12-
8
1-12
12-29
1- 2
12-13
1-20
31 %C
1-15
.
»B.)
2-13
3-
1
3-
1
3-
1
2-13
$1.05
3-
1
2-13
95c
3-
1
2-13
2-13
$1
12-31
11-28
50c
1-15
12-31
37c
12-29
12-
8
$1.07
1-
2
12-
8
$1.08
1-
2
12-
8
$1.12 V?
1-
2
12-
8
$1.25
1-
1
i2-15
1-
32 %C
1-
2
2
1212-
5
5
2
12-
5
1-
2
12-
5
1-
2
12-15
1-
87 %C
60c
1-
2
12-15
$1.12%
1-
1
12-15
30c
1-
2
12-22
8
25c-
1-15
1-
25c
'4-15
4-15
1-15
1-
8
1-
1
12-
5
28 %c
1-
1
12-
5
30c
1-
2
12-
9
'
12c
Inc., 4%
& Co.
12-31
2-15
10-31
12-31
8c
T-
1
1-15
1-
2
12-
5
12-31
12-
1
12-31
12-12
12-29
12-19
1-26
12-31
2%
(quar.)
62 %c
1-
2
62 %e
.1-
2
I-
2
$1
pfd. (quar.)__
(s-a)
12-20
12-20
12-
2
$1.50
1-
2
12-12
$1.75
6%
Kuppenheimer
9
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
7%. preferred (quar.)
Kroger Co..
1-
12-31
13c
dividend
Company,
1
$1
25c
(quar.)
Koehring Co., £% convertible pfd. A
5 % convertible preferred B (quar.)
Koppers
12-
12-15
$1.12%
2-
2
1-15
12-13
1- 2
Hotels
Stock
2
12-31
25c
Knickerbocker Village, Inc
12-10
1-
3%
45c
(quar.)
12-17
12-10
2
1-15
420c
45c
King-Seeley Corp.
Kirsch Company
1-19
4-17
12-
:i:20c
(from
income)
investment
12-17
12-17
2-13
2-
20c
Keystone Income Fund series K-l (quar¬
terly from net investment income)
Series
S-4
Lower-Priced Common
Stock
Fund
(from net investment income)
2
2-13
933ic
$1.25
(s-a)
12-17
Ltd.—
tl2%c
J$1
preferred (quar.)—
Common
4%%
12-15
12-23
Industries, Inc.—
Keyes Fibre Co..
12-15
12-10
12-31
15c
2
12-31
$1.75
$1.25
1—
(quar.)
preferred
11-28
11-28
1
1-
$1.25
$1.12%
Co.
Kerr-McGee Oil
12-24
$1.25
$1.06%
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
(quar.)
4%% redeemable preferred
5%% preferred (quar.)
Ingersoll
5%
11-28
1-
$1.06%
(quar.)
,
4%% preferred (quar.)
Kendall Refining Co. (increased)
Kentucky Stone, Inc., common (quar.)—_
Common
11-28
2
$1.08%
Kendall Company,
12-12
1-
-
4%%
Kelsey-H8yes
11-28,
1-2
10c
(reduced quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
—
preferred <quar.)_
—
4.20%
preferred (quar.)
3.80% preferred (quar.)_
Kansas City Southern Ry., com. (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
—
.)
Kansas Gas & Electric Co., com. (incr. quar.)
4,28% preferred A (quar.)
4.32% preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
—
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas—
$5 preferred (quar.)
Kansas Power & Light, common (quar.)
—
Kellogg Company., 3%%
11-29
2
30C
preferred
preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
2
1-
1-
4%
12-15
Indianapolis Water Co.—
5%
(quar.)__
-
common
12-17
2-
60c
4%%
12-12
12-31
$1.05
$1.15
$1.41%
Inc.,
Kennedy's.
12-12
II-28
$1
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
12-19
1- 2
5%
(quar.)
preferred
net
Indianapolis Power & Light, common (quar.)
4.20%
112%c
U2%c
t35c
$62%c
i50c
35c
$1.03
$1.03%
$1.14
__
1
2-27
(accuin.)
in class A stock)
Kelling Nut, 6% preferred
(quar.)
9
1-
11c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
40c
$1.25
(Payable
Michigan Electric Co.—
preferred
11-
12-31
1%%
a
Aircraft
Corp.
10c
participating
.)
class A and class B common (stock div.)
9
tl2%c
Interim
Incorporated Income Fund
4.12%
5%%
9
2- 2
SS^ic
(quar.)
1
12-15
12-31
12-10
55'Ac ;
!___
(quar.)
12-31
2
12-12
Imperial Investment Corp., Ltd.—
1
1-
2
1-15
12-29
37%c
52%c
51c
53%c.
(quar.)
preferred,(quar.)
1-15
1-
1-
57%c
$2
(quar.)
12-
1-16
35c
(quar.)
;
preferred
2-
$1.16
pfd.
(quar.)_i.
4.20%
12-30
1-16
25c
Telephone
12-22
1-
2-1
2- 1
50c
4.60%
(quar.)
12-19
®
sJ'of
$1
$1.25
;
5
9
12-15
-
(quar.)
Kansas City Power & Light Co.—
4.35% preferred (quar.).
12-19
1-
1
1 % %'
—
$1.25
1
1-31
12-15
1-
1%%
Extra
12-10
1-15
$.125
50c
5% pfd. (quar.)-.
Hygrade Food Products Corp., common
Huttig Sash & Door,
2
12-31
20c
$1.75
dividend)
(stock
Co.
Kaiser Steel Corp., $1.46 pfd.
12-19
140c
Class B
6.40%
Hupp
12-19
1- 1
175c
120c
(quar.)
12-
1%%
preferred (quar.)—
—
3%% preferred (quar.)
1
Jones & Laughlin Steel, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Journal Publishing (Ottawa), Ltd.
(quar.)
12-12
1-1
1-
5
17%c
3%%
1-
12-
1-
tl7%c
(initial)
Jewel Tea Co., common (increased quar.)
Stock dividend (two-for-one split)
12-31
50c
2
Steel
Jessop
12-31
3%
2-
6
Kaman
(s-a)
5
2-20
3-
IOC
(resumed)
Mfg.
Jacobsen
preference (quar.)-;
*
7% preference B (quar.)
5% preference C (quar.)
5% preference D (quar.)
6% preference E (quar.)
Jamaica Water Supply
$5 preferred A (quar.)
Jamestown Telephone Corp.—
5% 1st preferred (quar.)—.
:
Jeannette Glass Co., 7% preferred
Jefferson Electric Co.
(quar.)—
11-28
110c
class
$1.50
12-22
12-
2
1-
$1.50
1
7%
2
Year-end
12-31
12-15
1-15
2%
1
approval Jan. 28)
preferred (quar.)__
Jamaica Public Service, new com.
Common
(quar.)
12-20
Stock
12-31
_
I
12-31
1
Ltd.—
Co.,
Hughes-Owens Ltd., class A
Indiana
4
1212-
12-15
1-20
7c
Great Western Sugar, common (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
12-29
12-12
12-31
(quar.!
-12-17
2
1-20
(year-end)
preferred
(quar.)
5%
4.42%
37 '1°
14g?
outstanding)
(1*2 shares lor each share outZZandinZ")~"
Great Western Producers Inc.
Common
2-27
89 % C
Houston Oil Field Material Co.—
1-15
niv.
Saddlery Co., Ltd
12-31
93%c
$1
$1.10
;
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred ($25 par)_
5.25% preferred (quar.)
Class
(quar.)
4.80%
2
Ltd
Western Financial
Stock
(qSar.) A lQUar-)
12-22
Common
2
!IZ~~"
\
American"Realty~Cor p!Z~cf "a"7T
Quarterly
(quar.)
common
5%
1-
Great
1-15
(quar.)
:
preferred (quar.)
4.30%
preferred
(quar.)
Iowa Power & Light—
3.30%
preferred (quar.)
4.35% preferred (quar.)
4.80%
preferred (quar.)—
Irving Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)_
—
Stock dividend
(subject to stockholders'
56%c
(quar.)
1-
Great
(quar.)_
(quar.)
12-31
kcT
preWrcd'TfmiTr
1-15
1-
3-
_
Rapids Varnish
Grand
Grand
common
preferred
(quar.)
Houston Natural Gas Corp., common
I-T-E'-
+ !-n„
(quar.)
Iowa
12-22
1-
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd
Gossard
12-22
1-13
$1.25
$1.37%
Inc.,
Finance
(quar.)
Light & Power Co.—
2- 2
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
pieferred
convertible preferred
15c
10c
12-2G
12-12
12-10
9c
common
3-25
1-10
1
1
7%C
common—-
B
6%
1-
15c
$1 50
~ ——
c77qua?.77-"--7
22-
<»n
~
Rubber
3-
A
Class
62%c
31 %c
$1.31%
preferred
4.40'%
r.np
56".
Household
12-15'
Class
Electric
11-
9c
5
1-15
(Brooklyn, N. Y.)
dividend
preferred
1
1-27
5%
4%%
Industries,
Stock
$2.25
2
1-
_
Houdaille
1-
2-16
12-19
11-26
12-30
15c
4.36% preferred (quar.)__
Interstate Securities Co. (quar.)_
Investment Foundation, Ltd., com. (quar.) —
6% conv preferred (quar.)
Investors Funding Corp. of New York—
12-12
7c
45c
43 %C
$1.25
:
(quar.)
Interstate Power,
2-16
50c
112%c
(quar.)
(s-a)
Co.
W.), Ltd., class A (quar.)
of America, 5% pfd. (accum.)_
Corp.
1-
cr/
ZZZZ
Hotel
(quar.)
(Frank
1-
tT5c
12-19
II-21
25c
preferred (quar.)
Financial Corp., common
Class B
(quar.)
6% convertible preferred (quar.
12-12
12-12
12-29
50c
Interstate
12-12
12-12
1-14
75c
common
3-
25c
Quarterly
Company,
—Z_
5%
12-19
15c
30c
37%c
50c
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
Oil, Ltd., class A
Title Guaranty
12- 2
$L25
$1 15
$103
si 05
12-19
Ltd.—
Mines,
(quar.)
Home Insurance Co.
12-
r>r\p
__
(D. H.), Ltd.
Home
1
17?"c
Interstate Co.,
16c
Home
1
12-31
Inter-Ocean
12-18
12-12
12-30
2%
Textbook (quar.)
Reinsurance
3- 2
25c
Co
2
1
47,_
International
12-12
12-31
2
1-
45c
3-16
16c
2
1-
$i'o6%
'71:,r
12-23
1-15
51
$1
Quarterly
(see
(quar.)
Gold
12-
1-
$1.25
5
2
Worts)—
&
Corp.
12-
1-
Z_ """" ""
Co.
(H.)-Gooderham
Electronics
Oil
5rlC
^2V°2lveiitible Preferred (quar.)_____
Telegraph (quar.)____.
(B. F.)
Holly
59%c
""
5
6
12-31
1-15
t60c
(quar.)—
—
International Silver Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)
International Telegraph of Maine— —
International Telephone <fc Telegraph Corp.
5
1-
12-15
1-15-59
—
Co.
2- 2
12-31
5c
12-16
(Canada) Ltd.—
investment income)—
net
(From
International Shoe
1- 2
2- 1
5G%c
145c
50c
—
Worts
<fc
Holly Sugar Corp., common
5%
convertible preferred
1-
_
Co., common
(quar.)
Lumber
Consolidited
Quarterly
53'/«c
~
& Sons
(Ed)
Hoffman
12-10
1
5
1-
1-15
1-28
40c
(stock dividend!—
International Resources Fund—
5
1-
,
Corp.—
6% preferred (s-a)
International Paper Co.
1- 2
split
Extra
(final!
Ltd.
Brewing Co.—
Goodrich
12-15
1-10
"
GHdnrienarS I"surullt'e Co- <N- Y.)
Co: (quar.)
Goodman
Hiram-Walker-Gooderham
12-10
$13714
$112%
:
Bros.
Kines
12-15
1
preferred (quar.)__
Goldblatt
stock
3-for-2
12-15
12-31
3
1-
12-16
$1
25c
div.)
1
1
50c
International Paints
30c
common
1
1-
(quar.)
$5 pref.
Glidden
Goebel
(stock
old
and
1-
2-
'
II-17
com.
(quar.)
preferred
4%
9
I-
1-15
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)_____
preferred (quar.).
Minerals & Chemical
Common
(quar.)
35c
Products,
1-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Higbie Ml'g.
(quar.)__
High Voltage Engineering Corp. (annual)—.
Hinde & Daucli Paper Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
Holmes
3-
(quar.)__
pieferred
Gallon
Corp.
New
55C
*>8c
27%c
I
12-17
1-
12-15
1-29
2%'
4%
12-17
1-
12-18
1-12
}-37%c
com.
International
I-15
1-
12-18
2
2%
—
Co.,
Harvester
International Milling Co.,
1-14
1- 2
91 %c
35c
30c
Si
International
12-12
1-15
1-15
1-15
r;l-15
1-15
1-24
1-10
1- 1
1- 5
1- 2
1- 2
1- 2
1- 2
12-19
2
1-
J25c
dividend
Stock
12-24
12-12
12-
2
1-
International Business Machines
1-19
1-21
12-31
1-
$5
participating preferred (quar.)—
6%
12-12
12-31
20c
(final)
Common
12-24
1-15
125c
1S1.50
preferred
preferred B (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
7%
Southwest—
~
I
1- 6
1-15
50c
Extra
12-15
1-
2%c
(s-a)
(Md.)
Certificates, Inc.
Inter-County Title Guaranty & Mortgage Co.
Interlake Steamship Co.
(stock dividend)—
International Bronze Powders, Ltd.—
12-29
1-29
2- 2
1-15
43%c
<quar.I
Products, Ltd.—
preference
(quar.)
Hercules
12-15
1
12-15
1
12-
1
14c
75c
of North Americaquarterly
Exchange Building (Chicago)—
Co,
Increased
12-15
2
1-
1
2-
20c
Income
profits)
Insurance
12-30
1-10
12-29
$1.37%
40c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
common
Hollinger
Gladding McBean & Co. (quar.)Z
Glasspar Co. (initial stock dividend)
4? 2%
W.),
:
Fund
(7c from in¬
income and 7c from securities
vestment
5
12-19
2-11
40c
17%c
50c
50c
8%
56%c
110c
55c
(quar.)__
common
Heppenstall Co., 4%%
12-15
1-
1- 2
12-12
2-
Fund (6c from in¬
plus 14c from security
income
Institutional
.Hendcrshot Paper
5
1
2
351/■ c
1-20
1- 1
1- 1
25c
—27'Ac
20c
preferred (quar.)
Rubinstein, Inc. (quar.)
Walker
Gillette Co. rfquar.)
4/3%
Co.,
(George
6%
1-
12-31
$1.50
il2%c
25c
25c
21%c
25c
Quarterly
Gold Mines,
H.)
1-23
1-
53C
Insuranshares
10c
J.)
preferred
7%
1-23
2-15
1
Quarterly
12-10
1%
Extra
1-23
2-15
31'4c
25C
1
(P.
12-10
37%c
class A (quar.)_
(quar.)
~
Gemmg's, inc. (quar.)
~
Georgia-Pacific Corp., 5% preferred (quar.)
Georgia Power Co., $4.60 preferred (quar.)
$4.92 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
ZZ ZZZZ-Z
Glatfelter
12-
1
Hertz
Brewing Co.,
J.)
2
ooc
33;j;»c
;
Genuine Parts
Gielow 4 J.
8
1-
1-
2-15
12-10
35c
(,quar.)__
(Walter E.) & Co., common
Heller
6%
I,
preference (quar.)
4%?4 preference (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
.Co.
—
preferred (quai\)_____
5%% pieferred (quar.)___
59:;'bc
5%%
Art
5
of Michigan—
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
Time Corp. ,(quar.)_
Stock dividend
1-
8°Vac
preferred (quar.)
...
preferred (qiuir.)_„
"_~Z
5%% preferred (quar.)__
"ZZZZ
General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Corp., com. (quar.)_
4.25% preferred (quar.)
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
> ■
Gibson
1-31
32%c
33C
(quar.)
Yellowknife
—
common
(H.
3.65%
50C
25c
___________
Giant Portland Cement Co.
divid.)
(stock
A__
Helme
2.20%
Giant
12-19
25c
3.60%
Genesee
Heinz
Florida—
General Tire & Rubber Co.,
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
4%
(quar.)_.
General Telephone Co. of the Southeast—
General
Ltd.,
Helena
preferred
5.28%
Co.,
(stock dividend)
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd.
5% preferred B (quar.)__
4%% preferred C (quar.)__
5% preferred D (quar.)
5%. preferred E (quar.)
5%% preferred F (quar.)
Hayes Industries, Inc,
(quar.)_____^
2-27
$$125
preferred (quar.)__
Telephone Co. of the
(quar.)
(quar.)
Haverhill Gas Co.
12-12
$1.40 preferred (quar,)___
General Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
4.75%
5
3-15
(quar.)__,
Telephone Co. of Ohio—
General
1-
2- 2
Gas
preferred
Class
1-15
preferred A
preferred
5
1-
Stores
Corp. of America, corn,
4%% preferred (quar.)
$1.18%
"3
.$1.35 preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Nebraska'—
5.80%
JIarl field
410c
(quar.)
preferred
Schaffner & Marx
Hart,
12-10
2
(quar.)
Corp.
Haverty Furniture
(quar.)______.
_____„ZI
preferred (quar.)__
;
~
$1.32 preferred (quar.).
General Telephone Co. of Illinois—
$2.37'/a preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—
$2.10
Ifursco
8%
___■
General Telephone Co.
—
Hat
preferred
$1.26
5
12-31
(quar.)__
Ltd.—
(quur.)_
(quar.)_,
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Harding Carpets, Ltd
Harnisehfeger
Corp.
(quar.)
37%c
$1.30
preferred
—__—____
6%
12-31
1
1- 2
1- 2
1- 2
1- 2
5
1-15
Growth
vestment
Harbison-Walker Refractories—
12-31
Corp.
General Telephone Co. of
Common
(quar.)
General
Y.)
Inc.
1-
(quar.'
< quar >
preferred (quar.)
6%
(N.
Shoe,
1-
General Telephone of California—
5% preferred (quar.)
$2.40
Bank
31 %c
50c
(quar.)
preference series A (quar.)
$2.50
Hanover
12-22
12-22
common
General Steel Wares Co.,
$1
<quar.)_
iquar.)
5
_
General Refractories Co.
5%
preferred
1-
$1.06%
$1.12%
1-
3
12-
1-30
U5c
profits)
1-15
Insurance
preierred
4%%
1-
'
12-17
12-19
Paper Co.—
4'/*%
12-31
Hanover
______________
Extra
preferred
12-31
Hats
$4.75
Steel
12-30
12-16
12-
1- 2
2-2
1-15
1- 2
2-16
12-30
1-15
50c
25c
(quar.)
——______
Haloid Xerox, Inc. (quar.)
Hamilton Cotton, Ltd., 5% pfd.
(quar.)
Hamilton Manufacturing (quar.)
Hamilton Watch Co.
(extra)
12-17
2
common
Hammerinill
preferred (qtiar.)___.v______^__1_„___
$5 preferred (guar.)
General Petroleums of Canada, Ltd.*—
Ordinary and class a (s-a).
General Precision Equipment—-
General Shoe Corp.,
Bros,
(quar.)——
(quar.)—______
(N. Y.)
12-31
25c
20c
15c
50c
25c
60c
20c
t$1.25
25c
15c
Institutional
Corp.
Motors
Co.
1- 2
1- 6
1.-2-59
$3
%
preferred (s-a)
(quar.)
Ingram & Bell, Ltd., 60c pfd.
Institutional Shares Ltd.—
10c
tquar.)
Hanover Insurance
2
12-31
$1,12%
50c
Gustin-Bacon Mfg.
1-20
20c
37%c
$3.75
General
1
12-31
_______ZZ'
Corp. (quar.)
General Builders Corp.—
5% convertible preferred
(quar.)
General Cable Corp., common (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
General Candy Corp. (extra)
General Contract Corp. (quar.)
~
General Controls, common (quar.)__
I
6% preferred (quar.)
General Electric Co., common (quar.)
General Investors Trust (Boston; —
Quarterly from income
General Mills Inc., 5% preferred (quar.)_ZZ~
$3.50
1
12-15
1
12-
1-
10c
Bronze
General
12-
1
1-
$18.75
$1.12%
(quar.)
___ __
Oil of Texas (quar.)_.
General Bancshares (stock-split)—
(One share of General Contract Finance
for each share held >
General
12-
1
$2.40
preferred
payment
1
1-
—
Payable 01 Kec.
Share
Ingersoll-Rand Co., 6%
prior preferred (quar,)__.
$4.50
Halle
General American
Cash
12 15
1-
payment and clears
quar.
1
1-
35c
$1.25
$1.38
arrears)
$4.50
1-
32%c
6%%
Holders
When
Per
Gulf States Land & Industries—
(Omaha)
preferred A (quar.)
__
Gatineau Power Co., common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
;
5%% preferred (quar.).
.
General American Industries, 6%
preferred
City Steel Inc.
Gate
1958
Monday, December 29,
.
Name oj Company
Payable 0} liec.
Share
Company
.
Holders
When
Per
Payable 0} liec.
Share
Name oj Company
.
50c
—
(Continued on page 46)
1-
2
12-16
Volume 188
Number 5807
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Stock Record
New York Stock
«»
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRIMS
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1957
Lowest
28'
Oot 21
11*4 Jan
Lowest
33% Jun 17
S7 V* Feb 13
92
Nov 13
30 ft Jan
51ft July 15
2
3
102 ft Jan
14
Jan
7
3
12ft Oct 21
04% May 17
16 ft May 27
37% July 15
14% Jan
2
21
38% Jan
19% Jan
.
Dec
20 ft Dec
24
Mar
27
8
27 ft July 18
1
20 ft Jan
27ft Jan 11
24
24
6ft Dec 30
19 ft Oct
14% Jan
16% Dec 31
45ft Oct 21
176ft Feb
23 ft Dec
155
July
2
Dec
15
5
Oct
7
Jan
17 ft Jan
2
49 ft Jan
13
193% Jan
8
25% Dec 16
24% Jan
2
3ft May 28
2% Jan
3
19% Jan 10
lift Jan
2
20
30
"
Oct
18% May 13
77ft Jan 14
-334 Dec 30
190
9ft Jun
14
Jan
2
72
Jan
16
4% Jan
14
2
17
240
Oct
24
1191
80ft Dec 31
146
Sep
6
80
Oct
Nov
Jan
14 ft
558 ft
Dec"30
93 ft Dec
17
20 ft Aug 26
65% Apr r 3
110ft Jun
Abacus
Apr
30% Jan
13
91
13
21
2
2
Apr
18
Dec
16
—1
Abbott Laboratories
4%
Par
Fundcommon
5
convertible
preferred
ABC Vending Corp
ACF Industries
Nov
11
2
25% Nov
18
.
July
94
93
94%
1
18
19%
18%
19
1
24ft
25
24
24%
100
Corp
Vicksburg Ry
2
100
155% Nov
21
49% Nov 11
IOO
Dec
12
2
1
common
5
preferred
100
,
Alleghany Corp common
5 ft ft preferred A
conv
6ft
1
-No par
common
pfd 1951 series
Aldens
$4
1
4
35% Jun
30% Jan
8
27
35
Dec
30
22% Aug 13
47% Jun 19
35% Jan
2
82
74
0
82 ft
70 ft Dec 20
20ft dec
87
Nov
17
6
23 ft NOV 19
27 ft Dec
30
30
36 ft May
9
119
May 18
39
Jan
4
23
59ft Dec
Jan
53 ft
July
July
102
Jan
10 ft
2
May 19
Jan
22 %
12
May 19
91% Jan
2
27
Jan
2
Dec
31
88 ft Nov 13
59
Oct
14
Dec
77
Oct 30
31ft Jan
s
33% Feb 21
30
81
Feb
25
64
ft Jan
2
113
14% Jan
2
Jan
2
85 ft Jan
9
37ft Aug
7
8
34ft Jan
13
10%
10 ft
10 Va
10%
53%
53 ft
53 Va
82 ft
81ft
83 ft Nov 13
99 ft Mar 28
97% Jan
3
25
32 Va Dec
27% Apr
7
Oct
51
Sep
16 Va Oct
21
31
66
„S2 ft Dec 30
Mar
8
59
27
5
11
May
»
19% Feb 25
33% Jan
2
57 ft July
lift Dec 18
24% Jan
19
8
Jun
23
12
13
14
66 ft May 29
37% Dec 11
38% Dec 30
28
Oct
84ft July
84
Sep
25
39 ft
24
75 ft Nov 26
4
13
38
37%
313,',
92%
30%
34
*33%
34 ft.
*33%
35
40ft
*39 ft
49 ft
40%
49 ft
50
98
99 ft
98ft
47% Dec
1G
19
Jan
2
22
Nov
Inc
American
11
52% Nov 18
42% Jan 21
2
51
Sep 29
American
Chain
&
2
107
Nov
11
American
Chicle
47% Dec
19
17
44ft Dec
15
3
96 ft Mar
0
Can
-20
&
Radio
73 ft NOV 20
10% Feb
92
84% Deo
12
Oct
29 ft Oct
10
13
Jan
3
18
Aug 27
Jan
31
108
Apr 21
19
*
94
10% Jun
1
17% Jun 11
13
Feb 27
16
Jan
2
96
Jan
2
48% July 1«
2
83
13
97 ft Jun
22
15 ft Jan
Jan
15 Va Aug
Nov 29
12% Oct
95
73
f
41% Dec
7
32 ft Jan
2
79
102
22
May 27
78
Aug 28
83
Jan
14
41
Jan
58% July It
28% Jun 13
47 ft Jan
8
92
21
16
Oct
22
68
Jun
28
Feb
4
17ft Jan
17
134 •;
45%
46
10
41ft
41%
40%
41
STOCK
STOCK
86
EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
CLOSED
issued
47
prior preferred
American Electric
Enka
85
50%
49 ft
49%
49 ft
51%
38 ft
*37 ft
38%.
38%
54 V8
55 Va
24%
25%
553;,
24T4
54 ft
5
Power
24%
25
No par
40c
*40
2914
17%
16%
31%
32%
90
90
91
Dec
11
American
Products
_1
126ft
127
124
Co common
No par
18
21ft July 28
Jun
3
59% Nov 17
85 ft Jun
10
70
11
Nov
30% Oct
13
6ft, non-cumulative preferred_100
American International Corp
American Investment Co of
5ftft
American Mach
3.90ft
&
preferred
8ft Mar 21
8
Jan
2
41ft Dec
American Motors
Fdry common—7
100
2
102
Oct
20
4ft ft
28
31
Dec
18
American
32ft Dec
18
5'/2 ft
preferred
Metal
100
Products
convertible
23
When
2
69 ft Nov
17
American
Natural
20% Jan
2
35 Va Dec
2
American
News
34% Sep
12
40% Nov
14
American
33% Apr
7
8
American
Potash
lift Jan
2
9
144% Nov 20
4
10
17ft Oct 21
84 ft Jan
52 ft Dec
39 ft Oct
113
Oct
45% Jan
123 ft Feb
13
May 12
34% Nov
6
10
68
2
140
Jan.
2
117% Jan
19
Oct
43
3
30
24
22ft Jan
155 ft Jan 24
18
15% Dec
48% Apr
35% Jan
97% July f
03% Jun 11
31
85% Dec 31
183 ft Nov
4
49% Aug
157
2
2
May
5
51% Oct 20
155
Jun
13
61ft Nov
7
126
July 16
7ft
22
28% Dec
8
Co
54
51%
83
68%
83
82
19%
68%
27
27%
♦102
82
68 Va
*97
28 ft
98
29
26%
*97
51%
•81ft
68
68%
27%
29
*97
84
27%
29 ft
32 ft
1G
15%
16
16
10
37 %
38 ft
37 ft
39 VA
37%
39%
Gas
38%
*39 ft
39%
25
03%
63%
63 ft
64%
63%
64%
33%
32
33%
32%
33
38
38%
38
38 Va
43 ft
44%
43 ft
44
14%
15%
15%
15%
Co-
No par
44%
& Std Sany com—5
14%
15
100
*145
33%
&
1
Chem
preferred
100
preferred
Co
38
148
33 ft
54
58
46 ft
47
142 "4 143 ft
33
ft
*145
148
*145
33
58
56
46%
48 %
48 Va
48%
142ft
142 %
142%
25
*59%
60%
59%
59%
121ft
121ft
120ft
120 ft
27%
27%
33'%
56
60ft
•120
61
123
£1
-
27%
28
27%
27 ft
27ft Dec 31
47%
Jan""3
27% Jan
2
45% Dec
18
American Steel Foundries
1
43
44Va
43 ft
45%
44 %
45 %
45
ft Mar 12
22ft Nov
0
07% Dec 81
65ft Jan
6
98 ft Dec
19
American Stores
1
97%
97%
97 ft
98%
97 %
98
40
Apr 24
25% Feb
12
35 ft Dec
3
31% Jan
6
35 ft Dec
4
34 ft
34%
34
34% Apr 35
34 Va
34 ft
34
30
34%
34%
33 Va
34%
34%
13%
14
222%
Oct
24
73/4 Oct 24
160
Oct
22
69% Aug 22
111% Aug 19
25
Dec
30
8% Oct 22
24
Nov
22ft Oct
12
Jan
9
8% Jan
2
14 ft Nov
6
179% Mar 4
78% Jan 31
167% Jan
2
227% Dec
18
74% Feb
27
97% Dec
1
131ft Feb
119% Sep
25ft Jan
15
134ft Jun
4
2
39
Nov
11
9% Jan
2
15% July 11
28 ft Mar
3
14
44% July 11
11V4 July 26
7 °lr
0ft
Jan
8
23 ft Jan
10
27 ft Dec
23
10ft Jun
4
17 ft Nov
0
American
B
22% Jan
2
37 ft Dec
5
Amphenol
9
40
Jan
13
03% Oct
13
Anaconda
2
46ft Jun
30
01ft Oct
14
Anaconda
39 ft Dec
30
45
SO
81
May
Preferred
6ft
Preferred
5Vaft
Ar
64
2
Aug 29
82 ft Dec
30
22% Oct 21
_TEx
$149.87ft
45
95 ft May
50 ft July
11
41
Jan
7
9
88
Jan
2
12
33
Jan
2
43% May 31
22
Jan
13
dividend.
Dec
For
all
other
footnotes
80% Dec
19
100
Zinc
100
25
2,000
91,400
1,300
900
3,200
1,200
1,400
10
9,800
140
600
15,300
7,400
1,100
118,600
500
3,500
2,200
1,800
6,300
115,900
1,700
640
18,300
340
400
40
13%
26Va
34%
14%
14%
14%
14%
219ft
220%
218%
222 ft
94 Ta
94%
123 ft
94 T
11,600
7,600
1,100
1,300
2,950
16,500
50,000
a
95:%
124%
123 Va
123%
630
36%
36 T a
36 ft.
37%
13.600
13%
13%
13%
14
1,900
26Va
*26ft
26 ft
27
27
27
27 ft
14 Va
14 ft
14%
14%
14%
14 ft
2,400
1
34ft
35%
34%
35
34%
35%
6,000
50
58%
60%
59
59%
58 ft
60 ft
23,700
No par
52%
53 %
52 %
53%
52
53%
1,030
79
80 Va
79
79%
78
78%
90
37%
29%
90
Co
&
Cable
*28
4,700
'
27
28'%
27
800
180
locking Glass Corp—
6.25
preferred
No par
Anderson-Prichard
24.
2,800
25
Corp
32 Va Dec
paee
95
123 Va 124
36%
37%
25
&
Anderson Clayton & Co
see
6,300
holiday
Smelting—1
series
May 13
41ft Nov 14
5
94%
13%
Common
$4
221
com—5
series
Lead
Electronics
Wire
5
25
Corp
American Water Works Co
7
25
25
100
common
preferred
19 ft Mar
83% Aug
72% Jan
Tobacco—
Tobacco
American Viscose
25 ft Jan 23
22
26
com
.i.
American Tel & Tel Co
4
9% Oct 21
31ft Feb
Sugar Refining
American Sumatra
American
27 ft Feb
8
Co
preferred
7
19ft Oct
Dec
American
extra
DAY
150
33%
56 Va
142
CHRISTMAS
Investment
African
Ltd
•
500
32V..
33%
preferred_100
common
non-cumulative
*31 ft
'
50
34,000
98
29
293,',
*32
53 '/a
68
26%
98
16%
19%
104
*3 lft
33%
38%
44%
American-South
27 ft Dec
53 ft
15 ft
5
Co
American Snuff
6ft
19%
103
500
109
16%
xl5%
American Seating Co
:—10
American Ship Building Co—No par
American Smelt & Refg com-No par
7ft
19%
*102
*102
16 ft.
53
issued
American Had
*14%
109
16 ft
1
Optical Co
Apr
19%
103
15ft
*102
127
38 %
38 Va Dec
48ft Jan
18 ft Jan
19%
103
*15
123 ft
No par
23
31
158
2
*14%
15ft
*102
109
16ft
16%
126ft
173„
20
Corp
38 ft Dec
15
com
preferred
Molasses Co—
3
37% May 17
80% July 11
24
1
100
Machine & Metals_No par
American Metal Climax Inc com—1
American
22
111
American
Jan
16
1
prior preferred
16% Nov 21
Nov
29 ft
32
1
ft Dec
29%
31%
3
10
29ft
17
American Ice
1,000
1,800
42
90
Jan
33 ft Oct
29%
♦40
17%
11
141
42
90
20% Feb
83 ft May
29%
24%
*40
31%
22 ft May
04 ft Jan
42
17 Va
16% Jun 12
22
54%
89 ft
11
Oct
10
31%
Nov 14
18% Dec 23
30% Oct 22
Co
*85
10
Heme
2,100
38'%
86
12.50
Dec
44
7
*85
11,400
18,900
900
American Hawaiian SS Co
II
7
ft
41
49ft
38
54ft
10
20
American
24
5ft Jan
46
85
100
Co
Corp
99 ft Feb
8
29
July 31
31
July 31
20% Dec 20
92%
8%
28
1
13,400
19ft
8
fan
17 Va Nov
111
*19
-No par
No par
18% Oct
2
19 ft
48
American & Foreign Power
Hardware Corp
30
2
Jan
'
38 ft
11% Jan
16% Jan
8."
47%
2
75
*19
3,300
19%
38ft
19% Jan
18
19 Va
*19
19ft
47%
93%
46%
American European Secur
American Export Lines Inc
Feb
19%
ft
39ft
American
17% Apr 23
23% Jan
2
19
47%
55% Dec
135
20Va
10.300
38%
44
28
45
479b
c 93 ft
,47ft
41ft
26% Nov 13
Oct
44
39ft
2
ft Dec 23
34 Va
45
47%
93%
12
16
33%
44 ft
38%
32 ft Feb
10% Oct 21
33%
No par
Cable
14% Jan
70
40
62
49
Cyanamid
3
*58
34
1,200
48 ft
Distilling Co
30 ft Dec
800
38 ft
8%
American
17
*38
491,,
American
Sep 22
500
42 %
108
7%
11
1
37,800
48%
55% Dec
7
61
41%
108
.
1,300
24
8ft
40% Nov 20
Jun
*58
61
87%
118
49 %
2
31ft Feb
38
400
1,700
11,700
49%
1
17
49
38
38 ft
42 Tii
40 •/.,
101
12.50
Corp
common
24
30
9,700
25
Co
Feb
21
23%
*114
108
19%
25
Oct
42
45
38% Jan
19ft Dec 30
3,200
84,800
50%
87 ft
23 ft
108
108
44 %
29 ft Apr 30
13 ft Dec
40%
87%
22%
42
35%
par
87
108
108
34
23% Oct 22
35
41ft
*58
__1
American Crystal Sugar com
4ft%
23'%
38
29 ft Oct 22
39ft May 22
27% Jan 14
87%
110
2
No
preferred
When
51
101 To
22%
110
10
preferred
American Cable
7ft
99ft
108
Corp_
Co
24
80ft Jan
39 ft Jan
ft Feb 27
48 ft July 15
9% Nov 17
2
29 Va Jan
Jan"~8
2
62 ft Jan
3
4.0
100
common
2
5%
.
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
Jan
?2
*33%
50
Arma
37ft Sep
39 ft Jan
|
No par
com
common
American Brake Shoe Co
11
100
preferred
3% Jan
20 Va
50
1
preferred
Bosch
100
93
ft
Co—
American Bakeries Co
6ft
310
18,200
31
91ft
preferred
convertible
2,200
38
30%
92%
49 ft
41ft Jan
93
35ft Oct 22
38%
92'%
*86 ft
American Bank Note
600
4,200
28
31 Va
92
12.50
convertible
1,200
4,000
110
"
Corp
American
28
*107
28Tu
109
30'ft
1
Petroleum Corp
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No par
American Airlines common
1
4ft ft
28
*106%
No par
Amerada
Oct
107
4,600
12,300
10
38%
Amerace
40% Oct
29
.
12%
38%
15
111
28ft
107
96%
12%
10
Limited
45 ft Dec
35ft Jun 20
53 ft Jan
100
17
American
20ft May 2
0% July 11
45"% July 28
42 ft Mar 7
Aug
8
3ft Oct 22
31 Va NOV 27
10
common
convertible preferred
53% Dec
3 ft ft
6,G00
82
114% Sep
10
9,400
53
82%
6ft convertible preferred
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
25% Oct
*95
82
100
11
44 y8 Nov
*94%
53%
preferred
Allis-Chalmera Mfg
Alpha Portland Cement
125% Oct 10
96%
10ft
4ft
43% Oct 31
16
46
82
Stores
Dec
50
29 ft
44%
ft
53ft
Products
Allied
90
27%
45
Corp
5
C.orp common__No par
Allied
ll
Amalgamated Leather
7
27%
44%
39
Aluminum Co of America
53ft July
30
250
52
Aluminium
70ft Aug 18
24 ft Jan
3
27%
44%
39%
13
147 ft Jun
22
27%
51%
21
Apr 29
500
67,900
156
27%
44%
<'95
52%
39 ft
15% Jan
•2
156
52
55 Va Dec
42 ft Dec
6,900
9%
152
2,700
11,800
93%
39
13
15
9%
93%
39%
96 ft Oct
Jan
149
%
53%
38% Oct
22
9
95 ft
39%
2
27% Jan 21
8%
*92
53
25
21
80
No par
Jun
18
extra
HOLIDAY
24
80
No par
Inc
60% Jan
30 ft Feb
23%
80 ft
'
19%
23%
80 ft
DAY
3%
93%
26
29 ft Jan
19%
'*23ft
CHRISTMAS
28%
8
21ft Dec 27
3ft
19 Va
28%
Mills
4.08 ft
160
3%
28%
Allied Laboratories
17
'154
3%
19%
'
28%
Allied
13
160
33%
29 ft
17
Nov
CLOSED
300
33
28%
13
29% Oct
CLOSED
*293
33 %
5
Dec
111
146
32%
*154
92%
43% Oct
July 28
95 ft
4,100
3,600
96%
12%
•
24ft Nov 13
33
57
9ft
STOCK
EXCHANGE
93 ft
Allied Chemical Corp
Allied Kid Co
7
81
STOCK
EXCHANGE
12%
16
Nov
23%
8%
900
30ft
78 ft
92%
7
13% Jun
12
23%
*00
23%
30 ft
12%
96% Oct
Jan
25 ft Dec 30
19%
400,
27,500
78%
92%
Apr 29
21
Oct
19%
4,300
2.700
79%
'300
12%
Allen Industries Inc
72 ft
1
59
5,900
19%
92%
6
3
23 ft July
24
6,300
94
18 %
1
16 ft Nov 25
98ft Jan
36 ft Dec
9,900
30%
77%
*292
.33%
*140
10
30
93
18
12ft Oct 22
15 ft Oct
32%
*154
160
3ft
3%
No par
preferred
68 ft Nov 13
2
30%
79ft
303
*92
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp1
Allegheny & West Ry 6ft gtd—100
20 ft NOV 20
12
30
78%
*293
100
prior preferred
conv
24%
32 ft
9
29ft Dec 24
24%
3,80(1
28%
24
July 31
23 ft
■
27*%
Dec
280
23 %
24 T«
23%
700
5,000
48%
23%
*31%
Gas
Inc
47%
23 ft
24 ft
32%
80 ft Nov
4V» ft
48 ft
25%
27%
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
Alco Products Inc
9% Dec 24
48
23%
-
Shares
.
48%
ft *
the Week
:.
19%
32%
7
26
3
120
18%
27%
conv
&
*113
19.
31%
Corp
Alabama
119
18%
V
31%
93 ft.
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp___5
4.50ft
65 ft
No par
Air Reduction Inc
5
2*
Friday
Dec. 26
39%.
64
27 ft
19
20% Nov
23ft
39 ft
65%
27%
21
33% Nov 19
47 Va
*112
40"
1
31ft Dec
16
19
64ft
Corp
Adams-Mlllis
Admiral
*39 Va
Sales for
Thursday
Dec. 25
Dec. 24
Co
83 ft Nov
Dec
19
10
Aeroquip Corp
Aetna-Standard Engineering Co
297
119
1
Inc
Express
39%
' 67
65%
'*114
l
Steel Co
Adams
39%
Wednesday
Dec. 23
100
ACF-Wrigley Stores Inc
Acme
Tuesday
Dec. 23
25
49% Oct 24
24% Nov 18
29 ft Oct 14
Alabama
23
13 ft Dec
24
Aug 28
10ft Dec 30
70
Nov
19% Dec
_
16% Jan 28
65ft July 8
232 Va Jun 28
160
5
71% Nov 20
120
97
31ft July 23
-
30
1
7
31% July
11
Jun
Monday
EXCHANGE
28% Nov 13
33 ft Oct
9
ft Jan
82
40
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
43% Jan 13
104 ft May 22
17 ft Jun 10
35% Dec 30
1
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Exchange
Oil
Corp
21.80
10
38%
29%
*88
91
*88
91
1,800
10
37%
37^4
37%
38%
2,600
28%
29%
28%
30%
7,400
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
14
.
.
.
Monday, December 29, 1958
(2750)
14v
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Prorlooa
Btfife for
39% Dec 10
10% Oct 21
30
5
13
Feb 14
3% Oct 22
38
Dec 17
92
Sep
79
32% Jun
31% May 31
17
•% Jan
2
3
27% Sep
8Vs Nov 22
Armour
103
22% Sep 29
2
Dec
10
10
94% Jan
67
4
78
jun
18% Nov
19
27
Oil
Ashland
34% Dec
8% Nov
7
Jan
2
1
13
13
1
30
17
3
'J
86% fan
13
23
50% July 15
57% Jun
6
36% Nov
76% Nov
6% Dec
Dec
14
31% Dec
Jan
5.25%
8
41% Nov
53
Dec
16% Jan
22% Aug
5% Jan
7% July
5% Jan
Oct 21
46% Jan
9
Dec 30
15
26
9% Jan
95
Feb
45% Dec 23
63
17
May 16
2
57% Jan
Nov
14
89
15% Jan
18
39% Oct 21
15% Aug
17% Dec
2
28 % Jan
2
42% Dec
Aug
1
10 % Jan
2
13% Dec
17
11% Oct 22
36% Mar 15
24% Jan
31
48
45
9
1% Jan 28
May
43%
44-
100
100
97 %
97%
95 %
95%
96
96
85
85
85
85
85
85
43 %
42 %
43%
43
44%
20,500
100
42%
62%
62%
1,200
6
37%
37%
38%
38 %
58
60%
60%
61%
24
24%
24%
24%
53%
54 %
53
54
Works
Iron
Corp
(AS) 4%%
21% Dec
18
43% Jan
19% Dec 31
12% Dec 23
33% Jan
12
9
Dec
12
59% Dec
9
83%
93%
*92%
5
1
69%
69%
69%
70
24%
25 %
25 %
25%'
Aviation
Corp
50
Inc
preferred
Blaw-Knox
Bliss
&
Bliss
(E W)
Boeing
Bohn Aluminum
Oct
10
61% Jan
a
Dec
31
25
9
14% Jan
2
22% Oct
10
14
Oct
22
17% May 27
14% Jan
2
22
Oct
6
10% Jan
6
25% Dec
24
46
Jan
73
Oct
30
87
Jan
22
45
Oct
30
53% Jan 24
Dec
78
21
Borden
25% Apr 23
74% Sep
5
85
Jan
16
48% Jan
3
59
% Dec
Brass
(The)
Co
24
3%%
Boston
74
57
57%
57%
36%
35%
35%
35%
36
24
24%
23%
17%
'
;
CLOSED
CLOSED
17%
46 %
CHRISTMAS
EXTRA
DAY
HOLIDAY
46%
45
45%
45
21%
22
22
22
21%
21%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
18 %
18%
18
18 %
17%
18
74%
75
74%
74%'
74 %
74%
37
37 %
*37
77
*76
77
58
58
f
*76
58 y4
37%
%
No par
13 V'4
13%
13%
13V'2
13%
24%
233i
241%
25%
25%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
33 V'4
34
331/4
33%
33%
341/8
45 %
45 %
45 %
45i%
45 3 4
453/i
8%
8%
8%
8%
421%
42%
72 34
74%
7% Jan
14
17% Oct 24
Common
10
18% Apr
3
32% Oct
5%
6% Oct
22
11% Jan
a
fP/t Jan
2
12% Dec
10
Braniff
27% Dec
24
41% July
8
27% May 21
S8%Jan
6
36% Oct
13
Bridgeport Brass Co common
4%% conv preferred—.
4% Dec 30
11
13% Jan 14
48% Aug 11
6% Jan
26% Jan
2
26% Nov
19
4¥
41
Jan
21
61% July 12
63% Jan 13
78
Dec
82
Aug 26
91
82
92
31% Oct
11
22
Dec
30
10
Inc
Briggs & Stratton Corp
Mar 13
Jan
100
2.50
5
50
3.50
3
2.50
100
—10
1
preferred
Briggs Manufacturing Co
9% Sep 25
44% Nov 18
2
Bristol-Myers Co common
11
3%%
36% Jun
13
34% Jan
6
49% Nov
20
preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
15
15
11% Jan
2
16% Nov
12
Brown
Dec
30
Jan
Oct
29
Bigelow
&
i
8%
8%
42 %
42%
74%
75%
48%
48%
49
21% Nov
24
8
48 % May
28
24
52% Jan
49
13% Dec
30
79
20
21% May 17
90% Jan 15
Nov
25% Nov 27
9% Dec
31
34% July 6
29% Jan 11
9% Dec
26
21
9
Nov
19
Jan
14% Jan
2
23
'
16
1534
16
1534
5934
5934
59%
49 3 4
-
19
Brunswick-Ealke-Collender
No par
49 %
51 %
48
48%
48
21
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
No par
5
28%
28%
28 V2
28 Viz
2834
28%
27%
28%
27%
27%
27%
29%
13
30
Dec
10
Jun
26
33% Oct
3
19% Dec
13% Jan
2
78 Vis Jun
10
Jan
2
33 % Dec
10
Jan
2
9% Feb
28
% Sep
16% Dec
15% Oct
21% Dec
3
29
Jan
11
Bulova
Watch
Butler Bros—.
3% Jan
15
10% Jan
10
8% Oct
14
Butte
45% Jan
16
20
Jan
6
39% Dec
19
Byers Co
26
98
Jan
9
108% Dec
16
26% Oct 22
44% Jan
11
2% Oct 22
7% Jan
2
Si% Jan 31
3% Jan
2
15 % Aug
6% Jan
37% Jan
2
16% May
8
9
Dec
30
74
50
July 31
July 8
23% Oct 23
21 % Dec
31
45% Dec
16
For
footnotes
84
Feb
55
Oct
7% Dec
9
10
7%
(AM) common
participating
California
Callahan
preferred
29% July 15
36% May 13
26% Jan 10
37% Nov 19
Canada Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd
21% Jan
2
31% Sep
Canadian Pacific Ry
52
47% Jan
6
65
Jan
2
page
24.
5
7
19
Sep 22
$4.25
Cannon
conv
Mills
preferred
Co
6
38 %
=
108
39%
6%
39%
109
38 Vs
6
38 %
*103
49 %
48%
7%
6%
39%
39%
..
25%
26
•'
38%
38
50
y.
5%
6%
38%
38%
.
109 '
*108
,
48 3 4
48%
"
40
*25%
39%
6
38 %
24,000
400
4,000
4,200
900
109
49
18
18%
10%
11%
48 4
48% :
19
19%
19
19 Vs
19
83
83
85
85
No par
83
*48
•so
*48
50
*48
1,400
50
100
20% Nov 24
May
38
39
*25%
18%
2
50% Jan
25
65
48%
Campbell Soup Co
Canada Dry Corp common
Calumet & Heckla Inc
6
41%
24%-
6,300
*"• 77
HVa
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
12
90
39%
*62%"
*76
-•
48%
18
50% Nov
27
77
11
11% Dec
2
Oct
77
-V: '
65
18%
2
Jan
68
*62%
*76
1
2
6% Jan
35% Jan
14% Jan
45
*67 %
65
5
9% Jan
4
81
68
*76
5,100
10,100
68
48%
i
20% Nov 21
67%
1
68
%
5
1
Packing Corp
Mining Corp
27
sec-
5
10
100
Copper & Zinc—
"*
;
*62 %
15
56% Jan 29
13%
6
104% Feb
14
13%
14
40% Nov
30
14
13%
13%
13%
10
24
13%
14
13%
22% Jan
23
13%
1,200
15%
—5
2
3% Dec
15%
15%
17
16,600
19
15 %
Inc
700
21,200
33%
15%
17
18% Dec
4% Oct 28
Co
600
9,700
90
32%-
15%
43% Dec
•6% Dec
32% Jun 24
13% Jan
2
Co
78% Oct
10
12
1812
*88%
32%
28% Dec
Apr
62% Dec
25
19
90
32 %
8
70
30
18%
*88%
32%
3
Mar 26
3
Co
3
19%
90
32
—10
Forge
Bullard
*88%
No par
1
7
Feb
Jan
Buffalo
29
18%
5
Co common
64% Jan
68
19
(The)
preferred
27% Apr
16% Mar
2
56
74% Jan 25
52% July 10
$5
Burlington Industries Inc com
1
4%
preferred
:
100
31/2%
preferred
-—100
4 Vi>%
second preferred
100
Burroughs Corp
5
Bush Terminal Co
1
9% Jan
65
8
Budd
24
18
74% Jan 23
13
10
27
30
23
Bucyrus-Erie Co
17
Oct
90
29
16 Vis Oot
3,500
59%
%
Dec
Oct
62 % Nov
3,600
161/4
60
60
Dec
27% Dec
5,800
1,700
16
60
15
53% Nov
64
24
400
5,700
49
12
62
Jan
6,000
85
49
17
25
9
7,800
73%
731/4
Brown Shoe Co Inc
22% Jan
May 23
Dec
3,900
42%
42 %
*83
42% Jan
22
2,500
"
85
*83
85
*83
46% Dec
38% Mar 11
60
5,700
1334
23%
3
47% Jan
Jan
2,300
2,600
2,700
2,500
59 %
Boston & Main* RR—
19% Jan
30
48
1,300
5,300
44,100
77%
57%
30
25% Nov 18
4,100
14,500
37%
77
58%
37%
900
STOCK
EXCHANGE
17%
24
17
25
7% Dec
Airways
STOCK
EXCHANGE
45%
5
100
Co
19% Dec
23
10
74
23%
200
4,300
"
15
preferred
Edison
"v
14
74
57
17%
1.25
-—
147%
14
*72
23%
5
1
Corp
147%
14%
17
5
Co
&
Inc
Borg-Warner Corp common
16
38% Dec
Airplane
Stores
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
18
Nov
19
2
Bond
13%
55,900
4934
75
35%
1
Co
600
1,600
76 %
'•■48%
148
148
14%
300
36%
58 %
57
2.50
Laughlin Inc
77
149
4,500
24,900
1 %
'36'"
49%
*73
10
Co
28
491/4
1%
•76
76%
48%
13%
1
27 %
35%
'
77%
50
>148
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
4%% pfd series of 1951
100
6,200
71
'
35%
36
93 %
26
1%
49%
'
87
*48
49%
1%
800
3,600
69%
77%
1
common—8
—100
Mfg Co
1%
*35%
1
11
60% Jan
1 peso
1%
2,600
14,200
20%
*92%
93%
r
14
<
82%
84
*48
48
47%
Inc
Black & Decker
29
37
41
84%
common
20%
2,000
28 %
41
82 %
7%
14
82
28%
*35%
37
*92%
Co
preferred
18% July 28
58 % Oct 30
2
10
*35%
9,700
28%
28
*35%
37
11,000
100
4%%
37% Oct
5
28%
19%
38%
*80%
82
*80 V'4
82
28%
"io
19 %
/.
20%
26% Dec
63% Deo
*80 %
500
36%
19%
37%
21%
2*
11% Deo
19%
36%
:
Gypsum Co
Bethlehem Steel (Del)
14
2
19%
38%
20%
Corp
preferred—
Benguet Consolidated
15% Dec
12
96
19%
5Vo
54% Oct
9% Jan
*95
37 %
Beneficial Finance Co common
159% Jun
51% Feb
96
20 %
Bendix
18
July 112% Jan
2
14% Feb 25
Jan
96
50
24
2
23% Jan
2
3
29% Jan 14
96
100
-1
12
2
76
*95
44% *
43%
*13%
& Howell
13
a
176
30%
13%
Bell
Oct
30>
*166
'
41%
/
8% Jan
Jan
176
1
pfd
Bestwall
Jan
*166
13%
Best & Co
-
178
40%
6
B6
44
*168
13%
2
36
31
44
42%
79% Nov
Apr ,S
64% May 17
1,500
28%
30 %
44
13%
36% Dec
75
31
28%
30%
42
6
36% Jan
3,600
1
1
10
2
143
1,700
29%
10
33% Jan
50% July 16
Jan 24
53%
28%
28%
2.50
Inc
Instruments
500
24%
53 %
44
100
100
800
2,100
*24%
''
30
r
12.50
preferred
..
28%
No par
common
prior preferred
conv
28% Jan
15% Jan 11
90
62%
18
50% July 21
1% Oct 13
70
57%
22
2
M Jan
155
11
Jan
: 1,200
37 %
7
35% Dec 23
Dec
44
62%
15
54% Jan
18
66
44
57
Aircraft
74% Dec
27 % Dec
9,600
43%
37%
Bell
23% Aug 27
13,400
14
43%
Belding-Heminway
22
13 %
10
2
14
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp_.
35% July
10% Mar
28,100
10%
31%
13%
13%
Beech Creek RR
27% Feb 12
18% Jan
10%
30 %
13%
13
Corp
Beech Aircraft Corp
2
10%
31%
500
HOLIDAY
13%
62%
Beck Shoe
36Vis Oct
10V4
30 V'4
1
10
1
_10
10
Beckman
May 19
10%
31
noncumulative preferred—100
3%%
19
10%
30%
v;.
com„Nopar
Elec
&
Gas
*71 %
•
8,400
62%
4% c/o
29
44% Apr
3,500
•iDAY
1
(The)
Co
Beaunit Mills Inc
42
66% May 17
21
May 14
STOCK
CHRISTMAS
12
71
%■
9
Inc
preferred series B
preferred series C
Bath
May 22
21
500
STOCK
72%
30% Oct 29
Oct
700
■
47,200
7
42
70%
EXTRA
5
Sep
70
26%
Basic Products Corp
Jun
93
70
11%
7
4
94% Nov
70
26
4%
19% NOV
4
70%
70
Aug 22
7
*70
26,000
7%
16 %
12
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co
Mar
7%
16%
71
Beatrice Foods Co
Jan
7%
16 %
26 %
Bayuk Cigars Inc
90
7%
16%
11%
9
42
7%
16%
71
10
6
380
7%
*16%
26
13
40% Dec
20
82
Baltimore & Ohio common
83
Jun
45%
82
12
6
2
6% Dec 23
44%
81 %
26%
4%
3
33% Dec
45%
81%
4%%
Jan
136
44%
11%
23
2
5,300
27,400
44%
25%
Dec
89% Feb
1,800
52%
82%
Barber Oil Corp
50% Jan
52 %
81%
Bangor & Aroostook RR
10
52
-
common-—3
No par
29
Jan
91%
51%
($1.20)—No par
pref
prior
22
16
90
1,000
Dec
14% Feb 25
39%
52
CLOSED
47% Sep
Apr 22
40
91%
39%
*90
CLOSED
36
18
51,800
EXCHANGE
Oct
104
19,400
10%
25%
31
2
27 %
10%
23%
7
9
26%
27%
40
25%
64% Oct
Jan
800
22%
105% July 3
95
Feb 21
10 % Jan
220
103
93
26
6
3
N 1,300
45%
45
103
92
'
•
93%'
23%
Baltimore
Jan
104
93%
26
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
174
r
22%
6
Dec
95%
45%
:
104;
104
*94
27
3
48
45%,
45%
45 %
104
24 %
Nov
63 % Nov
3,000
26%
Nov
45% Oct
300
;
20
3
32 % July
.
10
44%
—
Babcock & Wilcox
73% Jan
30
9%
14,800
18%
31%
9%
20
Co_
Babbitt (B T)
18% May IB
Dec
18%
"31%
1
Mfg Corp (The)
$2.25 conv preferred
86% Aug
9
31% Jan 24
20% Oct 21
18%
31%
9%. ■if. 9%
51%
preferred
Powder
Conv
47% July 16
26
10
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
23
% Dec 20
18%
■31%
18%
32
32
'
preferred
Avco
72% Dec 26
18
.18%
common
Mar 24
93
Jun
1
10
:_100
16% Jan
5
11
40
1,700
No par
33% Jan
Apr
16% Oct 18
14%
<
23%
21
30% May
102
8
14%
28%'. 28%
common
Jan 20
58
•9% July 12
1
14%
28%
EXCHANGE
11
8
127
Nov
V8
Austin Nichols common—.—No par
Dec
6
May 20
30
Corp
5%
19
16% Jan
136
Dec
14
28%
91 %
45
-k
20
15 %
*90
5
10% Nov
4
10
40
3
11
34
5,300
*39 %
Atlas
45 % Apr
29% Nov 25
Nov 11
116
16% Oct 22
18%
10%
19
82
Dec
23
21
18%
26%
16
20% Jan
18%
10 %
35% May 20
10% Dec 23
18%
*17%
27
$3.75 series B
13% Dec
48% May 27
July 23
19% July 25
71% May 22
6
85
10%
Atlas
29 % Sep
18
22% Apr
7
45% Apr
7
29% Jan
2
58% July 25
60
38
85
Topeka & Sante Fe—
15
Sep
95
85
28
22% Dec 10
27% Dec
22%
37%
88
28%
non-cum
2
34% Jan
8
Mar
102
July 22
90 Vis July
•0
21,300
21%
37%
26%
8
28% Dec
8
6
2
26
11
Jan 16
35% Feb 15
6
31% NOV
22%
*85
10%
15
25% Dec
3% Jan
•
Jun 24
4
3% Dec 31
20,100
10
72% Sep
Mar 14
43
43% July
Jan
17% Aug
2
30
7% Jan
2
14% Jan
Jun
Jan 24
B9
65%
14%
1
-—100
10
preferred
Atlantic Refining
8% Aug
90
78% Oct 29
8% Jan
2
18% Mar 22
1
•
87
*17%
—
1st
Atlantic Coast Line RR
9
13
16% Nov 26
*4% Oct" 22~
28
45% Nov
2
Feb 25
79% July 16
14
Mar 29
■8% Nov
10
Feb
92
34
Dec 30
Nov 26
7
4,500
65 %
preferred
10
Atlantic City Electric Co com—6.50
4%
preferred
100
5%
18
10% Dec
57
86
?
28%
Common
28% Nov 28
27% Jan
94
Jan 25
11% Jan 24
18
' 39%
8,000
com-
Associates Investment Co
19
Dec
96
Jan
2
29% Jan 10
6
93% Nov
26% Nov
Refining
&
Common
46% Nov 19
May 5
105
Atchison
95
37%
preferred $1.50 series—No par
ASR Products Corp
5
8
10% Aug
17% Jan
9% Jan
Jan 11
«
10% Feb
27
21%
37 %
2nd
19
3,600
43%
38%
—2.50
Industries Inc
Arvin
29% Jan 23
2
0
Jan
29
Jan 28
83% Nov
21%
*85
Shares
43 %
t 38%
64%"* 66 V'e
37%
38%
66%
5
the Week
.43%
43.,
,
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
•
May
34
4
38%
65 %
& Co
Dec. 85
21%
5
Corp
Armstrong Cork Co common
1
$3.75 preferred
No par
Arnold Constable Corp
5
Artloom
Industries Inc.
1
39% Dec 17
May 5
•
17% Oct 22
88% Nov
Steel
Armco
90
83% Jan
7
36% July 19
197/e May 6
14% Dec 24
87% Oct
23 % Dec
8
23% May 29
15
Feb 25
27% Feb 12
6% Jan
9
Feb
6% Jan
19
Friday
Dec. 26
\Tharsdav
Dec. ?A
38%
10
Oil Corp.
Argo
4
39% Apr
7
12% Feb 10
22% Jan
2
80
Nov
3
16% Apr
7
Jan
20% Nov 18
41% Aug
67% Dec
22
43%
42%
No par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
15
44% Dec
Jwt
2
Feb 25
29
39% Apr 25
36
Jan
4
65% Jan
2
16% Jan
8
21% Dec 31
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
83% Deo 18
Sales for
HIGH SALE PRICES
Dec. 23
i'l
Dec.
Par
EXCHANGE
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Since Jan. 1
Ranre
'I
Yew 1957
AND
LOW
STOCKS
1.80
1.66%
7
6%
?
M
7 Vs
17%
7
18%
10%
11
47%
48 %
19 %
-
85
No par
35%
35%
36
36%
*36
37 %
25
29%
29%
29%
29%
-29%
29%
No par
64%
64%
64%
*63%
65
*64
11,300
4,900
13,400
3,0)0
2,600
310
700
16,500
100
Volume 188
Number 5807
.
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2751}
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1957
Lowest
Range Since Jam. 1
Highest
B% Dec
30
Lowest
26% Jan
4
10% Jan
13
30% Apr
28 y* Oct
22
51% Jun
fil
22
32% May 22
Oct
-00% Nov 11
105
22% NOV 19
Aug
47
Apr 26
23% Aug
«
25
Oct 24
22
30
Dec
12% Oct
99
22
18% Jun
110% Jan
13
22
5% Mar
23
B8% Oct
10
7
41% Dec
17
46% Dec
12
103
9
32% Jan
:
-
10% Oct
22
Dec
3
20% Jan
24
70
Jan
22
38% Jan
Oct
23
3
31
8% Jan.
37% Apr
TO
Oct
23
3
12
54
119% Jun
80
26% Nov
17
20
100% Jan
4
Oct
3
7
36
May 20
43% May 22
22% Jan
-9% Jan
9
12% Oct
21
3
52
Oct
30
78
Jan
Aug
19% Dec
7
104% Jun
12
8
22
Oct
21
11% Jan
24
43% Jan
1% Dec
23
11
31% Oct
3% Jan
11
69% Jan
22
Jan
11
24
99% Jan
17% Dec
30
31% May 2
49% Jan 24
10
1% Jan
2
2
34
Jan
54
•
Jan
2
55% Nov
2
21% Oct
-
5
7
Feb
25
,,
14% Dec
38
7
9% Dec
30
23% Jan
11
89
18% Dec
31
30% Mar 11
17
10
42
263/4 Jan
July 25
Mar 15
9% Nov
20
33% Sep
,.-49% Nov
6
30
2
43
11% Jan
2
25% Dec
4
10
63% Oct
20
12 3% Jan
2
18% Jan
2
18% Feb 27
19% Apr
7
31% Nov 28
14% Jan
38
May 10
7
Mar 26
12% Jan
9
82% July 24
11
30
22
94% Jan
32
Nov
17
19
40% Nov 19
28
10
15% Oct
Apr 25
Dec
10
59 % Oct
9% Jan 30
44
Oct
31% Nov
7
Apr 24
31
24
50% Jan
7
Chic
Jan
13
71
Jun
6
Dec
19
18% May 31
100% Sep
35% Dec
23
103% Nov 20
03% Jan
33
Dec
162
Nov
7
99
23
4
Dec
67% July
175
4
9
24
2
May 18
73
Dec
23
83
30
Oct
21
43 % May 20
90
Oct
23
104
Jan
25
Feb
59% Oct 27
63% Aug 11
21
17% Sep
14
102
130
11%
10
46
20,500
'
EXTRA
10
'
DAY
HOLIDAY
1,500
■
2,700
12
12%
46
*45
1,500
12%
2,900
46%
100
75
73%
73%
*45%
*73%
74%
19%
800
19%
19%
19%
191/2
33%
33
33
2,400
33%
33%
96
73 %
600
96
96
*96
98
42%
40%
41%
40%
24
25
24%
25
58
56
56
56
26%
26%
28
27%
8%
8%
60
41%
23%
8%
<-
9%
8%
3,600
•
1,900
56%
-
2,600
1,300
27%
8%
46 %
45
45%
45%
14%
14%
13%
700
46
14%
14%
Inc—
41%
39%
5%
5%
74%
40%
5 %
74%
1
10
74%
5%
.
75
38%
5%
*73
7,700
9,600
40
6,200
5%
9,800
74%
400
11
24
Sep 22
Oct
8
34% Sep
153/4 Jan
10
43% Mar
8
32
Jan
106% May 20
64% Aug
4
37
5%
preferred
86
Jan
15
98% Jan
2
106
25
778
Dec
23
41
Feb
27
114% May 8
800
Apr 17
49% Dec
8
73
Jun
26
-13
Nov
13
17
17% Nov 12
12
97
May 27
126% Dec 23
22%'
38
391/4.
17%
16%
17%
35%
13,200
4,600
16%
r%
17%
A
354
34%
34%
1
11%
12%
11%
12V4
12%
34
33 %
33%
33 va
33%
700
66%
65%
66%
65%
65%
5,600
104%
104%
102
103
par
13%
13%
25%
.25%
25
25%
*25%
4434
44%
45
45
39%
.40
39%
39%
r39%
24%
24%
24'/a
24%
24%
63
62%
62%
62%
62%
NO par
25% Oct
50% Feb 28
43% Jan 20
48% Nov
10
50% Apr
25
36
Apr 16
53
46
Dec
30
Sep
59
Mar
6
46
Jan
9
65
Oct
48
Nov
14
57
Apr 23
47
May
7
66
13
6
16
500
700
7,200
900
27%
28%
3,000
37%
38%
38%
28%
28%
29
28%
38%
28%
29 %
29%
4,800
29%
30
29%
30%
Chicago
No par
37
37
12,300
37%
5
*13
Yellow
Chickasha
Cab
Cotton
Oil
Chrysler Corp
8.50
37%
36
*13
13%
*13
50%
50
50%
34%
35%
34%
351/6
85
86
101%
101%
51%
37%
500
38,900
Service
'
86
101%
100
Co
101%
*85%
101
87
101
39
No par
10
39%
39
39%
38%
58%
57%
58%
59%
57 %
581/4
59%
*15%
—5
STOCK
STOCK
EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
CLOSED
3,900
60
59%
16'
15%
60%
61%
16
16
*102
CHRISTMAS
DAY
EXTRA
9,200
HOLIDAY
106
.10,100
16
106
2,200
500
*
100
*102
—No par
1
44*%
106
*102
44%
*44%
44%
*44%
v
44%
5
18%
18%
18%
18%.
18%
*101'%
102%
*101'%
102,1;
*101%
•
18%
100
470
170
39
57%
10
Co
City Investing Co common
5% %
preferred
City Products Corp
'' '
206
102%
:
15
Louis Ry Co com—100
60
60
59
T55
164
*155
164
*155
*76
80
*76
80
*76
3,100
164
noncumulative preferred—100
80
Equipment Co
C & St
5%
3,600
13'%
50
35%
'87
35
100
Cincinnati Milling Machine
C I T Financial Corp
C C
*
27%
Gas & Electric—
preferred
4%% preferred
Cities
27%
14
50%
25
Cleveland Electric Ilium
50%
15
com
!—No
$4.50 preferred
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
50%
Special guaranteed 4% stock—50
51
52 %
97 %
97%
62
*61 %
62%
30
37
*36
37
50
*61%
36%
*36
2,300
50
24%
25
24%
24%
24%
24%
8,100
50%
50%
49%
50%
49%
50 %
3,400
131%
131%
100
*90
preferred
2nd preferred
(The)-,
No par
123%
5%%
51%
98
61%
100
7%
*130
95
126
131
*90
'
95
123%
126%
*900
130%
90
95
124
125
9,200
*900
88
86 Va
81%
86%
78%
78%
78%
*77%
21%
22%
21%
23%
24%
22%
23%
87%
130%
*90
23 Va
CO 01
1
87%
80
01
30
22
22%
2,100
23%
24'/4
9,700
*47'/4
48
*47%
48
47%
47%
100
100
preferred series B
*43
46
*44
46
46
46
70
59
*56
59
56
56
30
59
57
57
*54
59
38
37%
38%
50
Southern Ry com
Colorado &
1,600
1
4%
Co
59 %
No par
Corporation
Coca-Cola
59%
98
98
36
50
59%
50%
98
01%
par
gtd
Colorado Fuel & Iron com—No par
Jun 24
12
45%
3.9%-:
27%
18
30
250
38%
No par
Oct
3,200
27%
Collins & Aikman Corp
Sep
45%
14
27%
28
133/4 Mai 18
18% Dec
13%
38
.
*78
38
100
25
63
a
100
900
Dec~Il
108
13%
No par
88%
*102
13%
—10
No par
28
9,300
30,000
65%
Colgate-Palmolive Co com
$3.50 preferred
2
Oct
37,100
1
34
Coca-Cola Itfternat'l Corp
Jan
77
20
1
86% May
8
23% Dec 15
48
45
2
22%
38%
35%
12%
No par
Cluett Peabody & Co com
5
25
23
37
2,300
7,500
7,000
5% preferred series A
100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
8
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No par
Clevite
Mar
Oct
22%
39 Vs
16%
50
12
Dec
23
41%
97
5
—
19
134
35 %
41%
*95
Del_50
series A noncum pfd
Chic & North Western com
52% Dec
6
34%
34%
25
5%
25% Dec
Jan
36%
37%
100
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
S
127
97
1
com
2
8
41%
36
40
Western Ry
10
Jan
41
97
36%
22%
1
preferred
Feb
139
41%
97%
35%
1.25
Clark
28
59
Sep
Corp
City Stores Co common
4%% convertible preferred
Dec
95
05
—
8
Nov
6
33% Jan
CLOSED
•CHRISTMAS
18%
14%
9
52 % Dec
14
70
13
76
Jan
Apr
CLOSED
2,100
8,700
/
22%
46
Dec
155
71% Feb
83
EXCHANGE
18%
41
Dec
Sep 17
40% May
3
25% July 19
27
2
July 18
373/a Feb 25
5
123 V2 Jun
EXCHANGE
*22%
1
62
67
8
18
22%
1
103
2
33% Dec
31% Dec 23
14
20% Oct
2
97% Jan 23
35% Jan
2
Feb
45% Dec
35% Jan 17
15% Jan
8
22
106% Apr
44% Oct 13
443/a Feb 27
10% Jan
102
67% Nov
15 % Dec
22%
26
__5
4%
44
21
20% Apr
250
STOCK
3.7%
__
Common
2
47% Oct
23
79%
37
56%
5
Co
Great
95% July
12
17
Dec
79
23
9.50
Class A
-
35% Dec 22
Sep
Jun
15
79%
Corp
Co
convertible
8
Jan
47
46% Jun
79%
/..:•< 37
41%
No par
37,000
STOCK
29%
118%
*18%
■19%
——
7
Oct
27
12
30
97%
27%
12
*97
28 'A Jan
4
39% Feb
10
97%
*116%
18%
41
83
99
25% Dec
87
28%
22%
*
6%
118%
11%
No par
Cincinnati
23% Sep
82% Oct
98%
20%
85
"
300
12,800
109
6%
28%
22%
50
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No
3
14
453% Jan
22
86%
37%
18%
*45
20
109
6%
*18%
.1.0
Corp
Products
Gotham
Eelt
3%%
Sep 24
14
34% Apr 29
43% Apr 29
10
62% Dec
313A Jan
10
16
20% July 25
29%
Service
Corp
Chemway Corp
Chesapeake Corp of Va
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
22
61% Jan
37% Jan
13% Jan
% Mar 19
Oct
109% Nov
Apr 17
9% Mar 14
24% Dec
23
Pasco
Rights
69% Nov 21
30
Public
Chemetron
8
2
30
37%
90
42
*116%
-
Jan
Dec
37
29
116%
5,200
45
40%
109
*97%
80
Checker Motors
5
19
23
19% Dec
79%
$4.50 preferred
No nar
Champion Spark Plug Co—.1 %
Champlln Oil & Refining Co
1
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc
1
20
1 % Dec
39% Sep
473/4 Apr
18% Dec
116%
Aircraft
•
Common
14
9
18
28 %
100
Illinois
de
Cessna
Aug 14
9
30
No par
♦
160
400
30
85%
98%
*43%
30
6%
86%
*97%
33
Cerro
12
4
Dec
19%
7,900
2,500
43%
42%
20%
109
6%
preferred series A_100
Certain-Teed
43
69% Jan
11
86
100
*95
Chain
110% Jan
40
10
s
20%
2,900
75
42%
30
41%
7,200
38%
*74'%
44%
*29
109
6%
100
Chadbourn
26
11
109
7
No par
23
24 3/4
'
22
19%
;_100
Central Violetta Sugar Co__
Century Industries Co
3
23
Oct
43%
Central RR Co of N J
Central & South West Corp
22
46% Dec
10 % Nov
43%
29
42
Central Illinois Lgt common
4% %
preferred
Central
18
17
89% Dec
31
44%
29
common
Shares
101%
37%
43
4143%
12.50
101 %
74%
No par
28
39% Nov
43% Jan
3
% Dec 23
40% Nov 19
74%
42%
j
.
Aug 14
100% May 21
v
31% Nov 25
12
75%
43 %
_~I___~1
common.;
conv
Dec
33% Nov 28
173/a Jan
7
10% Mar 28
23% NHv
Nov
31% Jan
,
50% July 11
10% Sep
31% Jan
74%
43
~~~50
preferred
6% Nov
75
2
91
v
31
22
'
-
Aug 28
<14 % Dec
2
FeV"l2
6% Oct
38
Central Hudson Gas & Elec
29% Sep
3
12% Sep 23
48% Nov 12
3
3
473/4 Jan
29
-
4% Dec
16
8% Jan 20
:
37%
10
Co
the Week
Dec. 20
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
-86% Jun
20% Oct
Jan
23% Jan
9
38
Jan
7
7
243/4 Mar
,
1
60% Dec
19
r
2
"''45% Oct
28
41% Jan
10
19% Dec
42% Dec
10
17% Mar 21
10
100%
38%
'
31% Jan
■
100%
Corp common
„i
preferred20
Central Aguirre Sugar Co
5
Central Foundry Co
&
1
Central of Georgia Ry com__No
par
5 % preferred series B
100
5
Sep 17
Apr
100%
Friday
Dec. 25
44%
5%
16
33 % Dec
43
Celotex
'
8
7
Jan
93
8
59% Jan
30
22% Dec
15
11
16% Apr
1
6% Dec 31
-
2
72% Mar 19
7
24% Oct
8
9
43%
Sales for
Thursday
18%
43%
PRICES
39
38
2nd preferred
4%%
17%
38%
100
Celanese Corp of Amer com
7% 2nd preferred
-
18
39
Ry_100
preferred
4.20%
17%
38%
44%
__5
Caterpillar Tractor
*
15
19% Jun
44
32% Dec 27
21
34% Jan
16
7%
6%%
V
18%
39%
43%
common.
Corp
(J I)
17%
38%
Co—
4%% preferred ■
!
Carriers & General
Corp
Products Inc
Case
118% Nov
5
81% Dec 17
38% Dec
28
Jun
2
28
30% Dec
2
2
Apr
9% Jun 27
July 29
16% Jun
101
Steel
Dec. 24
5
No par
Carter
-
6
7
Aug
7
92% Nov 10
17% Jan
July 29
29
Jan
v
19
26% Feb 28
17% Jan
7
16
8
14% Nov 19
4)8 %
Jan
11
Jan
99
13 % May 22
•
Carrie/
23% Aug 14
2
55% Jan
18% Feb 28
17% Dec
'
20
43% Dec
5% Jan
3
"55% Apr 14
91
; Aug 28
8
16 ' '
Carpenter
Wednesday
10
Carolina Power & Light_
11
July 1
31% Nov 20
13
14% Apr
101% Jan
6
23 % Oct
-
47
2
19% Jan
17% Jan
8
109% Aug 20
31
Dec
;
46 % Nov
•
_
98
38% Dec
3
24
Dec. 23
1
Co
I
Carey (Philip) Mfg Co__.
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio
■
Tuesday
Dec. 22
Par
Capital Airlines Inc
Carborundum (The)
76 % Dec
2
38% Jan
99% May
9
100% Mar 13
4>5
July
Monday
EXCHANGE
'
14
Nov
5% Oct
8
25% Jan
2
39% Jan 13
19
55% Dec
19% Dec
13
Jan
v
•
2
94 % Apr
74% July 16
65% Jan 11
15
18% Oct
19
.
Mar 21
25% Nov 10
',40% Dec i9
31%'Dec" 3d
37
24
LOW AND HIGH SALE
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
29
4%
noncumulative 1st pfd
100
59
Nov
6
4%
noncumulative 2nd pfd—100
*57
41% Nov
5
10
Columbia Broadcasting System—
23% Oct 22
22% Oct
22
36% May 15
35% Ma* 15
14% Oct
21
18
Jan
8
11% Dec
19
20% Jun
14
37% Dec 24
68% Dec
30% Dec
26
19
78% Jan
30
Oct
20% Sep
42% Oct
9% Dec
30
35% Oct
22
91% Oct
31
48% Jan
22
32
Dec
11
4
24% Feb 28
24 Vs Feb 28
16
40% Nov
23% Dec
22
Columbia
Gas
12% Jan
2
20 % Aug
15
73% Nov 28
49% Dec 16
Columbia
Pictures
63
May 23
31 % Jan
2
30% Jan
17
21
34% May 17
23% Jan
2
22
523/4 May 14
19% Jan 11
46% Jan
3
37% Nov
17
3% Dec 30
Feb
10'/4 Apr
2.50
36%
37%
38
38%
37i/8
37%
2,900
10
22%
23%
22%
22%
21%
22%
24,300
5
18%
18%
19
19
18%
19
issued————,—-—_
System
No par
*69
—No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5
46
preferred
$4.25
Columbian
:
Co
Carbon
Dec
10
Combustion
Oct
24
Commercial
Credit
10% Jan
13
41% Jan
14
96
2
2
15% Nov 20
Commercial
Solvents
56% Sep
Commonwealth
12
106
May
I5
5
112
Jun
20
Sep
5.25%
preferred
22
4
9% Nov
21
30
6% Jan
17
4% Jan
9 % Nov
26
Conde
24
14% Jan
7
16% Sep
29
Cone
35%
35%
35%
1,100
30%
31
31
32%
8,500
61 %
61%
61%
61%
61%
8,500
14%
14,400
55%
6,700
15% Jun
18
Corp
5
Publishing Co—No par
10
Nast
17
Jan
14
33
Dec
•
29% Jan
Nov
17
18
Jan
10
11% Jan
13
40% Oct
23
20 Va Nov
11
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
Consolidated Cigar Corp
Consolidated Coppermines
44% Jar
2
61% Dec
22
Consol
108 % Jun
4
47% Dec
15
Consol Electrodynamics Corp
50c
44% Dec
17
Consol Electronics Industries
1
25% Oct
101
30
54% Jun
19
18
Nov
14
35% Jan
23
Sep 15
27% Feb 24
19% Jan
2
14
Dec
20
16% Sep
12
15
$5
Mills
Corp
500
4,100
60%
61%
7,600
No par
104 '/♦
104%
104%
104%
preferred
Gas
49% Dec
10
Consolidated Natural Gas
22% Oct
13
89
Jun
4
101% JaD
22
87
Oct
25
101% Jan 22
93
81
Aug
Sep 18
6
95% Mar 27
85
Oct
2
6
20% Apr
16% Nov
28
28
Jan
7
30% Nov
6
96
Apr
47% Dec
16
Fet
25
60% Nov
10
12
105
48
Jar
4
79% Oct
16
92% Feb
15
118
footnotes
Feb
99
Sep 10
22
2?
21
25
17
Oct
ort
Apr
103% Apr
86
92% Sep
For
104
9
38
IOC
4
13
94
Apr 24
33% May 3
83% Nov 27
26% Oct
92% Sep
15
Aug 21
57% Oct
see
Mar 29
Mar 12
page
24.
27% Jan
2
99
6
Jai
40% Jai
81 Va Oct
10P
Jar
2
30
">
106
95
Ma
143% Nov
10
2,800
61%
Laundries Corp
39% Jan
6,100
61%
Consolidated
41
5,000
7%
61%
Consolidated
2
8%
15
61%
18
14
7%
of N Y com—No par
Edison
29
May 15
8
14%
19%
24
48% Ja>
8%
15
12%
27% Oct
30
8%
8
15
43%
20% Dec
23% Jat
8%
8%
19%
26% Dec
7
8%
15%
11%
8
14
7%
15
*42%
2
23
8%
>
19%
3
Jan
470
11%
15% Jan
49% Jan
107%
43%
14% Jan
13% Jan
58
107%
11%
19
15
46% Jan
107%
19%
Mar 28
19
107
*42%
Apr
22
108
19%
17
22
200
107%
12%
16
Oct
100
43%
19
22
42
14%
54
*98%
19%
22
29% Nov
14%
54%
100%
11%
Aug
403% Jan
14%
53%
100%
43
—No par
1
Oct
14
14%
54%
300%
Corp—5
36% Oct
49% Jun
53%
Comptometer
24
48
14%
100
100
100
31
3
4,100
31
24
23
46%
35%
9% Oct
Jan
2,700
09%
60%
29% Dec
45 % Jar
45%
30%
9% Jan
7% Jan
107
*69
46%
35%
1
preferred
Dec
Jan
Co
Edison Co com—25
4.64%
Dec
6
70
45%
35 %
1
Engineering Inc
65
9
95% Nov
*69%
47%
10
33
4
6% Dec
70
2,600
"
105% Aug 20
104
When
3,400
Inc
—
24
2
37%
common
Class B
37% Dec
Jan
31
42% Dec
6
2.50
;
Class A
Foods
Consolidated
14,500
104%
104%
41
42%
41%
42
41%
43'/2
38%
40%
39
40
38%
42
15,700
9,800
24%
800
8,800
25
20%
20%
20%
25%
20%
241/2
1
Corp
20%
20%
1,300
5
10
22%
23%
22%
22%
22
22%
1,100
48%
48%
48%
49
49%
2,700
1.33%
Utilities
25%
25%
100
27
27%
26 Va
49%
26%
26
27
1,120
1
38
39%
38%
38 %
38%
38%
3,200
54%
54%
53
54
54 %
9, J 00
preferred
93%
95
94
54%
94%
93%
94%
830
$4.52 preferred
94%
94%
65
95
95%
95'/4
90
91
*87%
90%
27%
27%
Consol
RR
of
Consolidation
Cuba
6%
pfd
Coal Co
Consumers Power Co com
No par
No par
No par
$4.16 preferred
_No par
Container Corp of America—
$4.50
Common
4$
5
—
preferred
Continental
$5 50
100
Baking Co common—5
No par
preferred
Continental
Can
2
$3.75
10
$4.50
ron'
°nd
No
n
91
27%
28%
90
90
46%
46%
104
104
*87%
27%
28
*90
46%
*103%
91
.
46%
104%
10
Inc common
preferred
*87%
56%
56%
56%
56%
pai
84%
84%
82%
83
*1°2
140
*133
140
*90
46%
103'/4
56%
*82V2
*135
-
j
10,300
91
100
47
2,000
1031/4
60
57%
9,500
84
140
150
15
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
16
.
.
Monday, December 29, 1958
.
(2752)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Sales for
STOCKS
Previous
Rwnre for
Lowest
Continental Copper
Dec
31
15% Jan
20'A Nov
4
26% Jan
6474 May
3
9
3974 Nov 14
5 % Oct 22
41 74 Dec 30
26 74 Dec 24
17% Dec 23
16% Dec 30
14
l»
9
& Steel—
2
22
12% Dec
Continental
Continental
37% Dec
18
51
Dec
30
79% July 11
52
80% Dec
18
Feb
11
34% Dec 27
33'A Jan
13
55% Nov
14
Corn
28
27% Jan 14
12% Apr
24% Dec
8
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp_
99% Dec
19
Corning Glass Works common
1
40% July
23
Dec
20
18% Jan
May 1»
43% Jan
•
13
34% Oct
13
19'% May 20
40% Dec
18
Jan
30
16% Jan
11
52
20
Jan 14
49% May 21
54% July 25
50% Jan
24
1274 Dec
Oct
74
69
22
74% Feb
25
6% Jan
Aug
Mar 11
89
Apr 16
1
9
13
II
Nov
5
9% Nov
5
3% Nov
39% Dec
11
1
78
36% Apr 22
74
NOV 29
85
Mar 14
86
26% Oct 22
14
Jan 81
30
Aug
<
17% Oct
4
5
Feb
100
29% Dec
92% Nov
16
101% Jun
29
Oct
7
Dec
16% Oct
I#
12
59% Jun
5
19% Jail
17
22
Jun
4
Dec
9
23%
14% Dec
Jan
13
8% Apr
53% Feb
3
39
11
30% Mar
6
37
Aug
6
14
40% Mar
3
63% Nov
10
Culler-Hammer
41'A Apr
3
61% Dec
18
Dana
83'A Jan
15
61
July 12
66% Mar 1
8
Aug
1
92
Aug
CJass
30
14
14% NOV
1
47
21
49% Apr it
43% Jan
2
13
Jan
87
73
Nov 15
4
72
Oct
24
60
Feb 27
77% Sep
19
88
Jan
28
75
Jun
19
88
Apr
Oct
24
89
Jun
16
Mar
31
•19% Dec 30
32% May
18
25% Ja»
41% Feb 25
51 % May
79
B
S
22
t
28
7
IB
23% Jan
1474 Oct 22
19%
2
>13% Jan
20% Dec
6% Dec
July
28% Apr
55
54%
55%
-22%
24
22
227:i
97
99%
9674
97%
96V*
9774
STOCK
STOCK
*85%
86
85 V4
8574
*8474
8574
EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE
87
*85
87
CLOSED
CLOSED
1874
-1874
18%
1874
874
874
*874
8%
8%
*3
3
-'A
3
3
3
3574
3574
36%
35%
79
83
39%
39%
3974
39%
16%
19
*3974
16%
5,800
2,100
30 Vs
3074
29%
30%
30'b
30%
40%
40%
4074
4074
4074
4074
56%
57%.
547-)
56
5474
55 %
96
98
96
96
9574
95 74
70
27%
28
2674
27 7
2674
27'A
11,400
1674
1674
1,330
5
4
17
17%
17
IT
30%
3074
30%
3174
8.900
12%
12 3 4
137.
13'A
137i
15,000
70
69
697a
69
69
14%
13 %
•09
14
74
31'%
■37/;'%
37
39
39
13%
13%
1374
61
01
60
22%
2274
22%
26%
25%
2674
*21 %
26
1
—loo
59
597%
13%
78%
78
m,,.
*79
26%
25%
11
Delaware
1
Delaware
78%
*79
2674
50c
30%
..-
■
4.700
..
.
8,400
1;./'..'
1,800
8074
1,700
v'. ,/
v"
78
•/»;.
•
r'
:
'■/
26
:.V,, V
18
17 %
17%
17%
.17%
49%
47%.
*27%
48%
47%
27%
28%
10%
10.%
27%
11%.
107o
11%
60%
61 %
01%
61%
61
6,500
■
10,900
...
<U
22%
*■
_.
40%
27%-
:
1 /„•
*.
:
-
•
63'A Dec
1
16% Jan
23% Dec
16
Delta
3
22%
22%
57% Dec
17
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No par
56 %
56%
56%
41%
42
41%
05
*01%.
05
*01 %
:
■; ••i.;. -
12,100
•-•/'•/
800
r
;
41%
41% May 21
41%
4.300
.
;A...
507.8
42
25% Oct
34'A Apr
37% Jan
56
48% July 17
17,700
'
■
23
26% Apr It
23
30
33% Oct 22
15% Dec
23
65
Nov 25
55
8% Dec
57% Jan
19
29% Dec
8
a
Detroit Edison
23
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co—100
13
4
47% Dec
Vilbiss
De
37'/a Mar 13
34
15% Jan 14
11% Jan
7
19% Nov 21
Diana
13
Jan
3
43% Dec
Disney
29% Mar 20
32% May 21
•
12
Stores
6
lsyaDee It
14
23 Vs Oct
22
34% Jan 14
25% Jan
a
35 % Nov
11
Distillers
9% Apr
17
13 'A
»
9% Jan
a
26% Dec
12
Divco-Wayne
July
Deo 10
11% Jan 14
8% Jan
3
Dec
24
14% Jun 12
11% Jan
a
50% Oct
10
91
14
54% Apr
8
Jan
a
20% Nov 20
4.7%
40%
47
46%
32%
32%
32 %
32 %
321%
31%
31%
31
31
*31
18%
18%
18 Vii
*18
com—-—1
—25
76% Nov 17
Dow
Oct
22
36 Vs Dec
12
2474 Jan 29
68% Jun 17
57% May 13
11% Dec 24
24
49
Jan
19 %
5% Dec 20
Jan
IB
9% Aug
0% Aug 20
May
12
70% Oct 21
•
9
74% Jan
6 % Jan
Dr.
Corp
9
9
23% Oct
27
Drewrys
18
Dunhill
14% Nov 20
3
July 16
172% Apr 10
Mar 27
101
NOV
208
110
1
80% Oct
1
30% Oct
37% Apr
a
34 y4 Jan
a
49% Nov 24
Jan
25
39% Oct
24
47 Vs May 13
23
36% NOV 14
45
41
49% Jan 29
Aug 27
39% Oct 28
49
50
Jan
24
41% Sep
31
48% Mar
11
44% Nov 25
NOV 18
40
July
1
48% Jan 29
42
Oct
28
51
41
July
1
50
40
Aug 25
53
14
Oct
81% Feb 13
74
4
45% Dec
19
30
Feb
11
Eastern
22% Apr
73% Jan
a
30% Aug 14
82% Jun
4
Eastern Gas &
8,
26% Jan
1
59% Nov 17
Eastern
97% Jan
IS
Feb aa
8
82
Aug
6
17% Dec 23
'.24% Dec 30
''
27% May
81% Apr
40
148
149% Dec 22
64% jan 14
a
36
Dec
23
9
83% May 22
37 % Dec 11
91
Apr
•
27% July 3:
40% Apr 2B
2
35%Mar"i
a
86
25
Jan
6% Dec
24
Dec
22% Oct
3%
Oct
30
14% Jan 31
23
44% July
22
34
-
22
g
May 20
6% Jan 14
2
40% Nov
11% Dec
6% Jan
7% Dec
Elgin
15
2
6% Jan
2
13
44% Jan
2
62
54% May 29
Apr 30
Jun
13
Apr 30
13% Jan
3
10
28% Jan
39 y« Nov 25
65
17
32% Nov 24
11
2
12%
200
12%
12%
2,700
103Vs>
Nov
3
61% Oct
16
21
14
V 28
47
Nov
Nov 28
Dec
204%
103 Vs
82
82
8,400
202
200
*103'%
500
103%
82 %
82
800
83
4,100
47'%
47%
47%
47%
47%
47%
41%
41%
*40%
41%
417i
4.17%
*45%
47%
46
%
40%
*45
4.4'A
360
40
48%
•
700
44%
45
45%
*45'%
457,1
*46
49
48%
48%
*47
48%
*43%
44%.
*43%
44%
*43%
*45%.
46', 4
46%
46%
*44%
46
*23
23%
23
23
*23
23' 'a
100
44
44%
43%.
44
43%
33
33%
32%
33%
33
.43%
34%
17,000
27%
27%
27%
27 V;)
76%
77%
78
78"
53 3
54%
52%
:
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27Vi
/
52%
531/2
143%
143%
145%
141%
149 %
150%
*149 %
151
55%
56%
56%
35%
35%
35'A
140%
57
36
36
18%
shares—.
%
:
A
•
"■
.'
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,
'
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.
y
.
.
.
ioo
h,' '
1,600
7,200
27% /
120
541/2
5,500
v
14274 ;•
9,100
:
•/ ••'.
151
x34%
.
36
*88
~
:"/•
';'•• 4,000
93
'
18%
36%
9%
2,300
187-.
36%
9%
9%
9%
9%
3,000
30
83
367-)
83
'
36
'
71/2
Natural Gas
.
Electric Mfg Co_
3
4
5
36V4
35%
36
49
49%
48%
49 V4
48
15%
15'A
15%
15%
157 a
Electric Co
10
common—28
23%
24
23%
23%
33 %
24
33%
33%
3374
3372.
80%
81
81
.82
83%
.4.500
30,200
20,100
50
15%
*23 %
Phonograph
—
Products
Eversbarp
f
J
33%
.
35%
57%
11%
*57
18%
17%
.23
23
57%
40%
No par
"33%
33%
34
34
Airplane Corp.l
Foods Co common
1
9%
10%
9%
28%
28%
23%
84
82%
18%
62
7
320
-■
;
19'%
9,000
..
23
■
2374
5,600
39
39%
11,900
34
2314
39%
Morse & Co
16,600
.121%.
*60%
18 %
40%
Fairbanks
240
3,800
367a
117%
.
62
23%
5
1,400
•1,200
.
/A
5772
12
57%
60%
18
1
Corp
5,800
20,300
,
-
-
39%
Ex-Cell-O
%
36%
36%
3
Inc—
4
1,700
3,200
.27,200
-
62
*60%
50
-5
Co
11%
11%
57%
:_100
Co
36%
353i
No par
preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR
38
'
100
--8.50
—
7%
7%
20
3,700
34%
18%
18"a
36% "36%
18%
37
9%
•/,/.-
.
5772
57
93
35%
•88
94
33%
*14972
84
*82
36%
*88
":'.,•
•'
84
*82
■/
78
*77
'*
a
-
45
•
common
Erie RR common
Evans
200%
'103
103%
85%
4%
preferred
Equitable Gas Co
5%
12%
82
Endicott Johnson Corp
28
60% Feb
12%
204 74
203
13%
400
36 %
Empire District
1
18
23 "4
12%
121%
35%
El Paso
36% Oct 17
51% Apr
23'%
12%
3874 :
10
28
23%
*12%
-101/2 '
Dec
12% Oct 22
23%
12
774
24
28% Dec 23
23%
12
10%
2
2
10% Nov 13
23%
387%
17% Jan
Jan
Feb 28
11,900
7%
Emerson
79
3
15,500
41%
38%
Emerson Radio &
26% Jan
12
1,000
75'%
39%
,10%
2
32% Apr 30
20% Jan
T
77
Feb
1
23
19%
10%
9
89% Jan 14
Dec
19%
2,100
11
8
0
July
19,000
39
16Vs Dec
24% Nov 13
0% Dec
6,300
57%
7%
56 % Dec
38% Apr 30
90
May
8
50
1774
50%
10%
39 % Dec
July 21
43
17%
56%
38%
2
30
Nov
17%
56%
5
10
21
76
xl7%
87
10
Jan
35% Apr 10
7
18
10,600
74%
5
10
Battery
Jan
15% Oct 22
Jan
14%
issued
Storage
Electric
30% Dec
23
23%
14
National Watch Co
When
16
19
4% Jan
27
22'%
14%
41
preferred
2
2
29
-
10% Dec
22%
14%
75%
Electric & Mus Ind Amer
a
19
21%
14%
19%
11
3% Jan
21%
DAY
40%
4
7% Dec
2,500
33%
43%
74%
31
26% Jan
-
HOLIDAY
33%
19%
100
Ekco Products Co
Mar 27
7,100
75%
Oct
39
EXTRA
41%
—100
2.50
4%% preferred
100
Elastic Stop Nut Corp of Amer—1
Electric Auto-Lite (The)
-5
95
i
400
•
83%
Manufacturing Co
2
Edison Bros Stores Inc common—1
%
■
40%
Eaton
4 y4
.' '*'■■■,',
33
19%
20% Feo
Jan 17
14% Apr lg
4% Aug lg
25% Dec 27
Jan
22% Jan
;/
CHRISTMAS:.i-V
39%
100
preferred
6%
2
22% Jan
Fuel Asn com
prior preferred
Stainless Steel Corp
Eastman Kodak Co common
3
Oct
v
•'
300
CLOSED
CLOSED
;
6,500
40%
1
10
Airline Inc
4%%
19
Mar
I
76
8
U
Jan 1«
Dec
$2.10
59
159
38% Jan
EXCHANGE
75
50
5
Eagle-Pleher Co
a
158
21% Dec IB
374 Jan
1
29% Jan
115
21
Nov
27% Jan
4
1
Jun 19
7,700
33%
10
24% Nov 10
60% July
31
38% Dec 31
2274 Oct
May 21
Jan 31
14% Jan 14
22
51% Jan
24% Dec 23
143% Nov
50 Vs July 15
42% July It
81% Mar •
11
23% Dec 18
Dec
preferred
4.20% preferred
4.10% preferred
47% Jan 11
27'A Dec 30
72
preferred
preferred
DWG Cigar Corp
Jan
;
10%
500
•
19%
10
50
—50
50
50
50
4%
3
EXCHANGE
3174
%
,
.
17%
(E I) & Co-
16% Jan 19
24
Oct
Pont de Nem
$4.15
•'
.—1
1
————
Limited USA Inc
International—
Duquesne Light Co common
$3.75 preferred
May 12
50
Sep 20
41
27
Jan
43
.<
56 %
5
No par
Preferred $3.50 series——No par
89% Feb
:
-
STOCK
H%
Preferred $4.50 series
76% Nov 14
Sep 29
..
20%
Common
17
112% Apr 21
91'A Apr 28
27
Jun
99
%
....
-
STOCK
40%
1
Duplan Corp
dti
206
1C0% Oct 21
3,700
1
inuu&tries
Dressei
7,000
:
5
'50c
Corp
Chemical Co
14% Nov
h
33
No par
No par
Douglas Aircraft Co
.A •'
••■
'
.
397 a
—No par
Mines Ltd-
'
..
40
2
~1
Ltd
—
Pepper Co
Dome
46% Oct
Mar 28
9
5
17
*18
50c
Corp
38
38
*37
r
6,800
33
a
•
7,400
47%
Dover
52% May 22
33
Apr
7
16% Jan
3
8
11
19% Dec
18% Dec
38%
10
Corp-Seagrams
; '
15'%
46%
(Walt) Productions—.—2.50
Dec
14%
14%
.'••
65
37%
Co_
preferred
$1.50
14%.
-
-'i /
■
1
Diamond-Gardner Corp
35% Sep 24
25% Dec 30
3874 Nov 12
1374 Dec 30
15
;
—15
Co
Alkali
Diamond
24
*58
22%
55%
•
14%
Detroit Steel Corp
17% Oct
43% Feb
30% May
25 y4 Jan
Mar 29
—20
11
Oct
63
9 % Jan
29% Apr
2
59% July
inc_.—
Lines
42 % Dec
F«b
55
23
22% Jan
17
Jan 21
37
Jan
Air
160
-/■•a
7-80%
*
10%
No par
Western
&
_.
53 %
*79
27%'
17%
-1
50
Delaware Power & Light Co—13.50
Lack
■
A
36%
53
80%
48
50c
«fe Hudson—.—
.;.
'
.20
12% Dec
'
'.;-•
1.3%
*79
30 Vs Nov
w»
...
91%
13%
*78
6% Apr 10
46% Feb 10
4
1,800
*90 %
80%
—
'
■
■
91%
20%
Co
■
1,500
'90%
78%
Inc
■
•
01
6OV4
61
•
91%
,*■79
(Delaware)—
27,100
59 74
34%
60%
i
35
58%
6J
100
27
3474
60%.-
20,600
..
300
26
35
'9018
/"it//-
22%
*2174
-
34
57%
.—.—
1574
61
,
58%
:i4_
1
.10
600
13%
61
v
61
3,009
14%
38
13%
*
200
1374
38
14
80%
Co
9,200
12%
No par
No par
1
Tnr.
Rubber
600
-
30
5
100
.
*78
Records
4,500
\
/.
r-.
10
53
&
1,000
3974
36%
Decca
4,300
27%
53
Deere
•-:>./ 1.200
1674
30
Dayton
HOLIDAY
DAY
.277-4
52%
11
400
167a
37%
54 Vs Nov
...
EXTRA
CHRISTMAS
3
.30
7.-300
'j '
28
13%
26% Dec
'
;■
83
52
19% Nov 28
'
5'l
3,600
35 74
*79
83
*79
>
3574
.
13%
2
7
85 / /"
36%
2
2,00'J
19
*8%
11,300
'a
--;-'
,
18%
•
■'.v.'
87
*85
5
2
July
4
I 3%
13% Jan
19
53 7
2274
1
common
27% Jan
100
7874
53%
78
1674
preferred series A
15% Jan
7,000
23%
-.
22
75% Nov
7,4(Kj
:
78
.
Corp
1,300
■
■
3974
3974
Daystrom Inc
40
Dayton Power & Light common—7
Preferred 3.75% series A
-100
Preferred 3.75% series B
100
Preferred 3.90% series C——100
28
54% Oct
22
Oct
86
81
'■
8,000
•••*.
-•
2774
Dan River Mills Inc
18
39% Nov
27 % Oct
A
3%°/o
6
Mar 10
9% Jan
12% Jan
8% Oct 22
53
•79
—5
Curtiss—-Wright common
Jan
7
*5074
!
-■:
■
v':.
100
$1.60 prior
H4% Jan
21
40
$4
14
31 % Aug 27
79% Jan
53
T
V'
3674
28%
—...—-
preferredpreferred—.
prior
u3
23% Nov
B
40% Oct
39 7 4
50',2
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
20% Mar
47
3874
53
"50%
.a
15,000
Ii,;.v
;i7v/A
Inc—_
Press
03% Oct
53% July 24
18% Jun
0
noncum
11
% Nov 21
38% Oct 11
39%
•'
/,
28
Cudahy Packing Co common
4%% preferred ———.
47% Jan
:i0
38%
Curtis Publishing common
7
2
29
8
13% May
Jan
69% NOV
6% Jan
33% Jan 28
2674
—2
1
pld
Cuneo
19
18
26 7«
No par
12
18
Nov
7% .lan
26%
.;
.
2.50
preferred
17
15
56
26
Crucible Steel Co of America—12.50
Cuba RR 6%
2
2
$4.20
25
13
Cuban-American Sugar
7% Jan
6
36
"./
53%
Corp common
Crowii zjcuci^acn
3
2
17
2
Feb
3572
11%
No par
preferred
10
18% Jan
11
9
36%
25
24
18% Jan
30% Apr 25
65% Jan
(The)
Corp com
Dec
32% Apr 17
21
5% Nov 20
27% Dec 17
35%
—100
33% Sep
31
11
5% Oct
54
58 7 4
1
1
27% Jan
15% Dec
17% Oct
Jan
$2
9,300
1
preferred
conv
5,500
5
100
Crown Cork & Seal common
58% NOV 20
15% Feb 20
38% Jan 16
17
41% Dec
5%
10
30% Dec
Aug 18
7
3
43% Apr 11
18
23
lG'/o Dec
62»a
25
—
Petroleum
Crescent
100
„•
>
;Y%
10
Cream of Wheat Corp
4
28
25% Jan
July 11
58 %
40% Oct 22
Oct 22
85
40% Dec
20% Nov
preferred
,*
2674
1174
61'%
57
preferred series of 1947-100
Petroleum Corp—.
——-1
3%%
26'4
"
6374
58
'}
50
Co
Inc
Coty International Corp
16
.11%
%„-.•
-
■'
'
81
Coty
3
Jan
12
16% July 23
31% Feb It
11
1178
6174
58
3574
11
64
59
50
Crane Co common———
3
28% Jan
14% Mar
23
10% Dec
Jun
6
6174
11%
5
_5
5
preferred
Cosden
20% Aug
1% Jan
24
Oct 22
2374 jun
3Y»%
24 y4 Jan
2
I
2% Jan
88
15% Jan
4% May
22
1% Dec
8
85
2
May 17
96% May
7974 Oct 31
15
Deo 30
4
Oct 18
16
12
Oct
Products
Shares
Dec. 26
6,800
■li..:'/
22
59
'
83
July 11
Jan
9
106 74
f>7'A Feb 13
60 72
;
61%
_14
Corp
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Copper Range Co_
Copperweld Steel Co common
5% convertible preferred
6% convertible preferred
37
*21%
62 V4
5
Continental Oil of Delaware
14
Steel
217a
617 a
1
12
22
64
117s
21 %
61 %
Motors
Dec
65% Nov
I
3
5
11%
62%
*21 %
the Week
Friday
-
Dec. 25
11%
1134
11%
22
11 %
25
convertible preferred
Continental Insurance
5c/o
Thursday
t,
Dec. 24
Dec. 23
Dec. 22
common
62% Dec
38% FeR 13
28% Jan
43% July 31
Oct
Industries
7
23
2
Jan
6
Jun
70 74 Jun
9
13% Oct
8% Apr 29
18% May 8
44
Jan It
7
7
Tat
'EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
;
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Jan. 1
Ranee Since
Year 1957
34
1
6
Oct
11
Jan
12% Jan 24
7
Jan
2
22% Apr 22
4
374 May
13% May 14
Fairchild Engine &
Fairmont
.30% Sep
11
Apr
15% Jan
2
89
Sep
19% Dec
11
1
10
Falstaff Brewing Corp
22% Jan 22
25 % Nov 29
24% Jan
2
33
17
07
Aug 23
67% Jan
3
88% Dec
Family Finance Corp common
5% preferred series B
For
footnotes
79
15
Sep 25
17% July
see
page
12
24.
79% Oct
9
Dec
1
4%
convertible preferred
100
:—1
1
50
-
*82
-18%
32
*87
900
10%
10%
28(4
84%
"v28',8
2874
*8272
49,700
84','2
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11
19%
18%
19 %
32%
32%
32'/2
32
92
87%
8777
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19 7
%,000
2.200
b
32%
92
'
3,400
100
?
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Volume
Number 5807
188
.
;
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2753)
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1953
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.1
Lowest
La west
Highest
41% Oct
64% July 10
21
3% Dec 30
10
Oct
45
43
Highest
May 19
55
Oct
7% Jan
Sep 30
14
3% Apr
7
6% Dec
23
11% Jan
2
17% Dec
16
27
64
Dec
17
3
55
Dec
18
31% Dec 31
61% May 13
45% July
8
17% Oct
22
25% Jun
17
18% Apr
Dec
31
36% May 14
29 % Jan
52
Nov
10
Dec
31
19% Jan
22
Jun
29% Jan
55
Dec
19
18
16% May
31% Jan
10
14
19% Oct
22
32
28
105
22
57
:
Jan
30 % Nov
20% Jan
5214 Dec
July 12
83% Jan
14
May
47% Feb
10
2
81% Nov 13
24% Mar 14
7
49% July 29
62% Apr
16
101% July 23
106
Fell
8
57
Dec
5
12% Jan
34% Oct 22
Nov
100% Sep 26
55% Feb 14
4
46% July -0
05% May 10
6
8% Mar 10
37% Jan
86
28
59% Jun
7% Mar
§4
22% Oct 28
Nov~13
78
13
3
Oct 29
17
93
6
-»
Oct 27
107% Dec
44% Aug 27
17% Nov 20
Apr~25
18% Aug
Jan
0
Apr
3
33% July 18
87
22% Nov 21
10% Sep 29
61% Dec 15
94
Jun
32% Dec
91% Dec
3
18
25% Nov 28
40 % Sep
30
96
2
34
Dec
17% Dec
24
46 % Dec
18
134
May~15
100
Jan
2
93% Aug
5
61% July 16
59% Mar 19
89
Nov
10
21
35% Dec 30
22
18% Apr
32% Dec 30
2
68% Nov 14
8% Dec
Nov
29
123
24% Jan
14
80
2
50% Nov
11
22
Nov
19
39% Oct
2
Jan
2
8
25% Feb
25
8% Jan
2
10% Jan
14
July 11
10
7
87% Jan
8
Jan
14
15
67% Jan 15
0%Jan
2
14
Jan
2
14% Sep 24
15% Dec 22
107% Nov
7
20% Dec
48%
48%
21%
21%
600
55
54
5477
7,600
18%
19
19
19 %
3,600
27%
27%
48%
49 %
50
%
*160
Chem
J'.
—%
28%
48
500
49
1,600
7,000
*162
STOCK
65%
64%
6i%
04
64
19%
1877
19
18%
1874
43
41.7a
133
101%
101%
43%
43%
%
,
EXCHANGE
.
STOCK
60
% EXCHANGE
CLOSED
3,400
closed
4,600
4374
129%
132
12977
103
*101%
13,700
131
•101%
104
'
CHRISTMAS
,
EXTRA
2,900
HOLIDAY
DAY
10
82
5
'
81
217«
21
21%
12,400
977
% 58
4,100
9%
97a
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57%
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10977
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110
29%
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297.1
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109
2974
310
30
10,300
88%
89%
88
89
8777
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22-%
22%
22%
22%
23! 4
37
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37%
36%
37%
36 To
37%
*91
1
96
32
*91
33%
*16%
44%
16%
16%
93
4,900
96
33
4,600
2,100
•
34
16%
4,200
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17%
900
44%
43%
44%
7,500
180%
179
*90%
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33%
431 it
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100
96
33
16%
42-%
10
100
1,400
89%
*108
30
1,200
22%
_i
Corp
79%
109%
_2 5o
preferred
82%
21
9%
.No pa
preferred
80%
21%
58 %
2 50
^
82
*87
prefeiredlllllio
Foremost Dairies
48%
22
54'A
28%
,42
„100
common
Foote Mineral Co
Ford Motor Co
180 %
180%
93
*9077
130
93
1
4874
50 %
20%
20%
20%
20%
2074
33
33%
327a
33
32 7-t
34! 4
10
4,300
9%
15%
10
4,700
15%
*15
99%>
100%
99
—No par
common
100
387 a
49%
15
Ho
I
39%
9%
1
Co
Fruehauf Trailer Co
4% preferred
487a
20%
10
Franklin Stores Corp
Freeport Sulphur
48-%
2
Inc..III~I
38%
5
_
Foster-Wheeler Corp
Francisco Sugar Co
18
Dec
&
600
2,300
*2177
168
19
5
pfd
convertible
3%%
18
68
Much
3%%
05
35% Apr
convertible
Food
180% Dec 24
July 1
52% Aug 11
3
3
67% July
17% May
12% Jan
Nov 18
4%
%
21%
19
271 'a
No par
$4.20 divid pfd ser of '51
Food Giant Markets Inc
24
2
49%
51
21%
54%'
130%
III
Florida Power Corp.—____
Florida Power &
Light Co
Fluor Corp Ltd
Mar 17
100
51%
21%
•4
Inc
65
51%
21%
x49%
Nonar
*00
21%
.21%
48%
j.qo
(The) Carpet Colli
Fiintkote Co (The) common
Food Fair Stores
21%
13%
Corp
preferred..
$4.50 conv A 2nd
9,800
60
51
6.25
Firth
10
7% Jan
33% Oct
10% Dec
Flrstamarica
800
16%
60
64
2,900-
16%
21%
-[
com
4%% preferred
First National Stores
16
12% Jan
3
13% Oct
Corp.
Firestone Tire & Rubber
'
577
16%
x49%
5
Filtrol
Shares
48
16%
62
168
the Week
5-4
53
-54%
100
47 %
Friday
Dec. 26
Dec. 25
5%
21%
P~rod comI_No~par
convertible preferred
y plienix Fire Ins NY
48
Sale* fur
.Thursday
*
577
52%
Fifth Avenue Coach
Lines Inc____lo
4
112% Dec
2
23
'
5
Nov 27
Oct
12
10
12
8
84% Jan
8
Dec
Nov
88
Jan
35% Oct 27
02
136
104% Jun
21
5% Oct
_*"
>
16% Apr 25
38% Apr
15%. Apr 25
73
22
0
*60
""""* "
PRICES
"
Dec. 24
16%
16%
1
----
Corp.
Fibreboard f»aper
22
2
Jan
2
16
Ferro
47%
6
SALE
Wednesday
Dec. 23
48'.
5%
Paper Board Co common
5
4.60% preferred
25
Federated Dept Si0res___.__r.l2
50
Fenestra Inc
in
1
16
Dec
65% Dec
29% Jan
Mar 12
8% Dec
168
47%
Hill2
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...
Federal Pacific
Electric Cn
17
66
36% Nov 13
«
-16% Jan
Corp
r
pfd 1953'seriesZZlIlGO
Federal Mogul Bower
Bearings
5
23% Mar 13
Jun
Metallurgical Corp..
-
Tuesday
Dec. 22
conv
27
11
75 % Oct
100% Oct
Mar
34% Jun
39
19% Dec 20
32
20% Jan
30
Oct
Feb
28
27% Jan 21
20% Nov 12
16
50
Par
Fedders Corp common
20
18% Sep
Fa wick
24% Aug 21
29
,
Fansteel
2
16% Apr
22
Monday
EXCHANGE
;
13
LOW AND HIGH
NEW YORK STOCK
.
.
48%
15%
101
18%
19%
07 %
*67%
13%
14%
40
9%
18%
67
1
100
40! it
41%
9%
10,700
41,700
9,200
,
1574
2,500
100
19%
1877
6711
70
13%
2,300
41,100
197 a
c'9
420
G
8% Oct
22
30
10% July 24
10% Apr 10
40% Dec
30
45
20
21
8% Dec
Oct
31% Dec
3% Oct
2
22
48
8
20% Jan
32% Dec 24
32
Jan
2
17
54
27
Jan
2
2
Jan
8% Jan
14
3% Jan
2
36% Jan
15
24% Jan
13
15% Feb
19
14% Jan
2
2
3% Jan
6
6
52% Apr
7
37% July 12
26% Jan
30
25% Dec
5% Jan
9
H7
90% July
25
8% Jan
40% Jan
30
Jan
i
59
Jun
7% Oct 22
Gar
22
12
General
7% Nov
20
9
36% Dec
102
11
4%%
General
69 % Jan
10
110% Dec
18
General
Aug
2
9% Jan
2
14% Nov
7
General
Aug 25
17% Nov 10
General
Jan
2
2
"23
Oct
ll
26% Jan
21
19% Jan
2
141
9% Nov
38 % Nov
5
$8
■
7
46% May 24
30% Apr
7
43% Dec
11
6
86
75
Jan
3
93% Jun
49% Dec
31
48
Jan
14
74 % Dec
3
7
8
14
Apr
Mar
5
35
Mar
6
15
Dec
20
46% Oct
4
68% Apr
12
55
Apr 29
67% Nov
52% Feb
5
72% July 22
19% May 15
57
Apr
77% Dec 24
50 % Dec
31
48
8% Jan
25%
27
40
Feb
12
4
Oct
21
58
Oct
22
July 26
19
1
69
115
July"
Jan
8
2
19
34% Dec 23
General
General
79% Dec
2
2
22% Dec
18
General
Instrument
89
Dec
2
General
Mills
Jan
30
Sep 19
117
Jun
3
91% Feb
105% Oct
2
6
52
Nov
117% Jan
6
General
83
Aug 29
General
34
Jan
6
44
47% Dec
31
68
Jan
4
48% Jan
2
87 % Nov
30% Oct
11
$5
92% Jan 22
12
27% Oct
18
42
25
57% July 15
18
5 % Jun
13
33% Oct
22
39% May 22
19% Oct
22
34
27
Aug 25
27
May 26
2
44% Jan
4
87%
Jan
7
Jan
2
5%
3174
31 %
500
17%
17%
17%
1777
17%
1774
1,100
6%
6%
6%
677
67a
Dec
41
Jail
20
49% Dec
19
16
67
65
67
65
65
327.;
32''-
32%
32%
32%
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96%
95%
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33
34
109%
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12%
109
1277
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110
1277
5,700
109 %
109
137%
138
2,100
%
2,400
17
17
*8
17
12%
138
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17Vh
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a%
3,200
EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
17
8
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STOCK
138
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CLOSED
1,000
EXTRA
2,500
HOLIDAY
4,100
120
8
500
30%
36
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36
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80
81
73%
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CHRISTMAS
DAY
140
100
9
1,400
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27
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26%
25%
27 %
6,400
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64%
65%
63 %
64
64
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73%
75%
77%
76'it
7774
23,300
51,100
33%
34
75%
33%
34%
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No par
75.%
76%
74%
76
7374
75 «A
5,300
1
19%
20%
197»
20%
19%
2077
22,200
,
Corp
Corp
No par
86 %
87%
100
107%
108%
1%
47%
47 %
47%
No par
108 %
Motors Corp common.
85%
a
600
87
86
87
1,200
109
108
109
109
320
4777
47 %
108%
108%
108%
108%
83
No par
54%
83%
83%
83%
83
4874
109,100
10877
8374
%
1,100
800
Advertising—
15
43%
43%
43
43%
*43
Portland Cement Co.
General Precision
Equipt Corp
43%
500
1
80 %
80%
77%
80 7 i
78
79 %.
4,400
1
33%
34
9,300
$1.60
6
Oct 20
6
2,200
66%
41%
General
20
3,900
1
common
Outdoor
7
5
preferred
General
2,900
32%
No par
Preferred $3.75 series
19
31% Feb 24
62 % Fell
Foods
6
41 %
5'/o preferred
16
1
Apr
47% July 12
34% May 17
5%
327,,
135%
Corp
2
2,700
5%
32%
Ills
Controls Co
Finance
41%
2,700
5%
No par
Corp
General Dynamics
Corp
General Electric Co
13
33% Jan
H
Inc
4% Jan
40
Dec
Co
Finance
60% Jan
16
4
Cigar
Contract
41%
41%
100
2,200
l
'
Cable Corp com
1st preferred—
4%
Gen
49%
33%
2
General
General
32%
48%.'
5%
5
Corp
Corp...
32
*32 %
/
4
Dec
Oct
Bronze
32
41%
3,300
50
No pa:
11
105
Texas
preferred
General
42 %
41%
17
45
49%
317 7
*48%
3,200
1677
45
1
_
Transportation__2.50
Baking Co common—
5
Bancshares
v.
'
J3%
16%
47
;
?45
32.;;
14
1674
;-
4
48% -49%.
Amer
Jan
47% July 16
115% Jan 24
7
19% Jan
10
9% Nov 10
29% Dec 18
Amer Oil Co of
13'Ju
10%
47
X31%
5
Ex-distribution
27
7% Nov
70% Nov
No"par
Co
American Indus com
1
6% convertible preferred
50
General American Investors com
1
$4.50 preferred
100
May 16
11% Jan
16%
'•'45
(The)__
IIIHIH
Industries Inc comlllll
convertible preferred
Acceptance Corp
88
125
5
.50
(The)
General
6714 Nov 26
18
8% Nov 20
33
Wood
Oct
Apr
Apr 30
14% Jan 22
common
preferred
Corp
17 % Nov
40% Sep
135
Co
Garrett
25
23
76% Nov
Gameweil
Gardner-Denver
2
15
Dec
101% Nov
convertible
18
9% Dec 20
33% Dec
Se/o
4
34
.^1
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
2
24 % Feb
125
(The)
51% Dec
94% Oct
11
100
Co
45% Dec
12
10
15% Feb
Gabriel
9
25
Jan
30
July
Jan
9
17% Dec
17% Nov 17
47% Jun
101
Nov 19
67% Dec
17
11
21
3% Dec
-'14% Dec
Apr
31
Dec
13% Oct
51
6
46% Jun 28
25
23
Jan
36% Jan
19
23% Oct
7
conv
preferred
3474
No par
$3 convertible preferred
32%
3374
*29
29%
5'l%
No par
51 %
.
32%
3017
*29
30%
10c
5%
5%
51%
574
5
49%
49 %
49%
6.67
37%
37%
36 %
37
3577
Realty & Utilities———10c
Refractories
10
20%
21
2077
2077
2077
45%
46%
46
46
46%
46%
General Public Service
General Public Utilities Corp
General Railway Signal
5177
5%
49%
51%
51%
400
5%
5%
% 500
49%
4974
35%
5,900
80O
21%
6,900
38"% Dec
26
July 19
18% July 3
21% Apr 15
14% Dec
15 % Jan
3
31
24
50% Jan
32% Jan
13
24% Sep
4
47% Oct 27
General
27 % Sep
26
General Shoe
1
20%
20%
2677
20%
26%
26%
28% Sep
16
2,400
General Steel Castings Corp
1
General Telephone Co of Florida—
$1.32 preferred
25
25%
25%
25%
25%
*2574
2577
2,400
27
27
*27
27%
27
27
*20%
.27%:
58%
00%
Dec
10
19% Nov 19
27% Mar 19
20% Jan
2
16% Dec 23
22% Nov 18
17% Jan
8
22% Sep 20
28% May 16
22% Oct
05
1
July 31
77
Oct
7
Oct
2
7
30% Dec
7
4
16% Jan
-22% Apr
Apr 23
83
185
July 17
129
90
83% Dec 18
23
14
Jan
40% Ja*
2
107
22
39
Feb
25
May 31
45% May
30% Mar
15% Dec 23
108% Jan
25
28
23
Sep
3
36% Oct 22
Jun
3
95% Apr 25
36% July
9
62% May
8
Oct 22
21
Feb
2
7
3
Nov
11
27% Sep
4
17
32% Dec 24
50% Dec
General Tire &
Dec
90% Aug
16
1
10
33% Apr
3
50% Dec 18
64% Dec
30% Oct
49
18
15
% Oct 14
20% Dec 24
28% July
21% Jan
7
39% Dec 10
83% July 17
16% Dec 23
91
Mar 18
89% Jan
21
18
Dec
94% May 21
2
37% Jan
14
15% Apr 16
28
Apr
9
2% Jan
2
16
4% Apr
160
26
Jan
21
79% Jun
13
157% Jan
16
53% May 19
70% Feb 12
28% Dec
4
95% July 8
37'% Jun 14
30
Jan
30% Oct 21
57% July 18
41
Jan
1
Jan
2
69
Feb
12
3% May 15
175
July 10
80 % Dec
120
22
Dec
15
2
39% Nov
3
2
49% July 31
3% Dec
3
21
2 % Apr
8
4
Oct
21
13% Jan
9
25% Feb 11
26% Dec 17
37% Oct
4
33% Jan
15
59% Jan
2
28% Jan
31
27% Jan
3
41
Dec
2
28
88
July
8
23
36% Feb
71% Oct 31
6
6
86% Apr
6 % Apr
Oct 21
15
18
4% Jan
75
35% May
45% NOV 20
85
20% Dec 26
47% July 11
21% Jan 11
20
Feb
11
122% Nov 11
67
Dec
3
20% Dec
138
12
-
14
Dec
18
Jan
8
14
Jan 22
78
an
11
30% Apr
4
16% Apr 30
Oct
5% Jan
46
31% Dec 11
22
Dec
9
3
2A
Apr 17
37
Apr 30
30% Jan
2
20% Jan
2
131% Jan
2
67
Apr 17
see
page
24.
9% Dec
59
Dec
*90
47%
95
M
260 "•
270
40,300
-
,
260
"15
:
'
90
90
*97
49%
300
•
9777
.
.4974
60
13,100
26%
46 7u
6377
64
63! 7
2577
26%
26
45%
46! it
45 %
'
6377
1,100
'
Oil Co
Gillette
—
(The)
Co
Gimbel Brothers
5
No par
$4.50 preferred
(The)
*93%
Goebel Brewing Co
Grayson-Robinson
Great
Atlantic &
3%
3%
*167
;
•
78%
11977
43%
; '
-3 %
*167'
180
80
36
36
42%
42%
2%
2%
2%
274
■
94 %
-
37a>
»ti ■
100
21,600
3,300
3,200
180
79%,
118%
35%
•
„
43%;
115%
36%
43%
25,200
23%:"
.
78%
.114% 119%
36
42%
3574:.
43%:.
42%
2%
274 V.
15,300
11,700
500
10,600
3*10,000
*1,400
5
7%
7%
5
46%
4677
46
47
4677
47 %
3,500
12.50
58%
597 a
57%
5877
57%
5974
4,900
5
37%
377-1
377 b
38
3777
1,600
77
76
76%
3777,
76%
9
9%
9
9%
467a
46
4674
4,600
32,100
preferred
15
•
3%
80%
23%
1
(The)
11
8,300
38
*92%
43 %
4
Granby Consol M S & P
Granite City Steel
Grant (W T) Co common
3%%
116
'
180
94
24
•••■'
43.%
3%
32,900
46%
37%
No par
Motors
Grand Union Co
39
.23%
78%
_5
Grace
Graham-Paige
*
lo
Gould-National Batteries Inc
(W R) & Co
94
•
4374v
*167
100
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
95%
24%'
43%
1
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co
Goodrich Co (B F)
3774
38
24
5
10
...
27
,
i"
37%
common
100
Stores
Pacific Tea
*76
7%
1
9%
9%
Co„1
46 :;a
48%
46!
a
7%
7 %
7
*76%
%;'%
50
31
Oct
1
24%
25%
24%
25
24%
25
Sep
10
Gt Northern Iron Ore Prop
Great Northern Paper Co
No par
61
25
50%
50%
49%
50%
49
51%
5,200
51% Nov
12
Great Northern
49%
5077
49%
50 >4
49%
50
8,000
12
Great Western
No par
No par
29%
29%
28 7 i
29%
28%'
2874 "
1,500
31% Dec
146% Jun
77
4
1%
Ry
Co
Sugar
com
preferred
19% Dec
11
Greyhound Corp (The)
4 % Vo
preferred
16
26 %
; 45%
10
87
17% Mar 20
footnotes
13
Sep 22
62% Nov 20
64
1
Co
64
4
Products
9
14% Jan
80^2 Jun
For
Gerber
2
13
7% Dec
8% Oct
52 %
95
;
26,400
10,000
'
Green (H L)
14
50
Green
Feb
12% May lo
49
18
89
2
48 7«
48%
1
24
34% Jan
11
9777
Getty
,:100
'
32%
43%
89
97%
Nov
2
76% Nov 20
Jan
89
38% Dec
22% Jen
15% Oct
9
89
98
Gladding McBean «fc Co
Oct
Dec
88%
*97%..
Glidden Co
I
27
100
24% Dec 22
5
''100
.
r :
,
100
preference
Georgia-Pacific Corp
47
Dec
29
45%
*90
*250
5%%
3
45
a
95
4
13
;
61 %
58%
30
%
300
Dec
44% Jan
46 7
44%.
83 %c
28
2877
*90
99
26% Jan
27
,
*260
2
23% Jan
57% Nov 14
10
61%
100
84% Jan
15
27%
60%
100
9
46% Mar 26
157% Oct
com
Sep
Dec
2777
10
4%%
91
39% May 29
29% Oct 21
2% Dec 18
Rub
25
4%%
•
2
275
*27
*27
1,000
'
$1.30 preforred
General Telrphone Corp
General Time Corp
63
Jan
79
32% Oct
3
Corp
preferred
conv preference
$5 preference
Apr 29
20% Nov 14
11
28
General
Apr 17
26% Dec
4
10% Jan
lo
Bay
_
100
Western RR
Co Inc
134%
100
*77
1
common
Grumman Aircraft Eug Corp
Guantanamo Sugar
3
loo
135
79
38%
38%
18
137a
134%
*77
38'A
17%
135
*135
135%
79
*78
80%
3877
3874
18%
-...17%
87
87
87
87
1
22%
23%
2274
23
1
7%
8
8
5,100
8%
*87
22%
*8
38%
_
18
88
270
3,700
17,100
150
23%
8,100
8 %
1,500
17
v;
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
v
13
.
.
.
Monday, December 29, 1958
(2754)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Bange Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
47% Dec
11
105% Oct 21
6.
81
Oct 28
83
Nov
101
39% Jan
4
30
102 %
10
100
95% Jan
25
38% Jan
49 Va Apr
3
7
$4.20
dividend
$4.40
dividend
13
1
May
100
100
100
100
24%
124%
123!2
54!
54%
7,700
66!
86%
93%
93
94%
3,300
55%
*80*2
93'
100
18,200
126
54%
86%.
94
*92
-
♦93
*92
94%.
102
Shares
76%
1231:
the Week
Dec. 26
25%
*75%
55 Va
06%
preferred
preferred
$4.44 dividend preferred
$5 dividend preferred
24%
76%
126
54%
No par
Common
a
24!
*75':
Friday
Dec. 25
Dec. 24
75%
75%
124!
25
iw.
——:
Gulf States Utilities Co—
Sales for
PRICES
Thursday
Wednesday-
Dec. 23
24%
23%
—No par
—
July 14
Jun
109
99% Sep
preferred
Oil Corp
May 29
96
19
Oct
90
$5
Gulf
18
55 % Dec
6
Sep
84
Par
EXCHANGE
SALE
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Dec. 23
STOCK
Mobile & Ohio RR cora_No par
Gulf
28% Nov 17
75% Dec 22
129
Dec 16
May 9
Mar 5
Feb 25
52
41% Jun 11
33% Feb 5
98
Apr 2
96
Jan 29
34% Jan 24
81% Aug
14
32% Jan 11
80% Jan 16
152
May 13
10
NEW YORK
,
Highest
Lowest
Highest
lowest
14'/a Dec
LOW'
STOCKS
Previous
Bange for
20
94%
-**90
103
101%»
102
102
70
87%
93
H
Nov
4
41% Feb
21
83% Dec
30
89% Jan
17
38
13% Dec 31
24 % Dec
2
21
29 % Nov
13% May 20
24% Dec
8
11
70
Dec
8
14
21% Jan
2
33% Sep
26
26 Va Jan
Nov
19
47 % Dec
10
30
51% Aug
30% July
2
32% Mar 25
6% Jan
10
140
42% NOV 17
preferred
Harris-Intertype Corp_—
Harsco Corporation
Harshaw
Mar 17
32% Dec
1
14
2
15
Haveg
17
Hayes Industries Inc
Hecht Co common—
14
Oct
May
6
43% Jan
2
91
July 24
83% Oct
7
17% Jan
6
30% Dec
1*
23% Jan
2
33% Dec
Heinz
Nov 10
89% Feb 21
8
18% Jan 22
24% Jan 16
34% Mar 8
19
30% July 23
9% Dec
21
103% Oct
17% Jan
30
Jan
22
35
27% Feb
61
107% Oct 31
118
4
26 V* Jan
35% Nov 20
15% Sep
14
11% Jan
13
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
3%% preferred series A_
29
70% Nov 27
87
15% Dec
30
22% Jan
7
16% Jan
2
33% Dec
19
22
10% Jun 20
9% Jan
10
14% Nov
21
Hires Co
74
July 19
8
15% Oct 22
31
Nov
40% Jan
22
71% Jan
4
23
39% Jan
10
14
Holland
25% Dec
12
Holly Sugar Corp
2
30
45
May 20
67
% Dec 16
7
39% Nov
20
92
Jan
31
85
81
97
6% Jan
4
3
Sep
Jan
5
2
18% Nov 26
28% Jan
10
19
Jan
7
Sep
6
2% Nov 27
Feb
8
Hotel
3
23% July 24
15% Feb
10
23% Nov
28
39% May 29
30% Nov 18
36% Jan
9
41% Dec
3
39 % Sep
16
84
Jun
6
3%%
72
Oct
88
Apr 26
81
1
90
Jun
6
92
100
Nov
20
22
Apr
1
60% July 11
8V8 Dec
31
15
Jan
18
5% Dec
18
18% Jan
8
1% Sep
3
Dec
90
30
Apr
12% Oct 23
16% Jan
23
6
17
22
15% Dec
18
10
14% Dec
9
.Apr 18
3% Dec 22
3% Sep
7%' Sep
9
9
63i
Oct
2%% Nov 17
72% Jan
2% Jan
87% Dec 19
6% Oct 20
17
2
3.)-%'
'
.
300
52'.,
3J
.....
5,100
L-
1,000
I :
'
13%
13%
13!:,
13%
13%
6,000
*63%
64%
03%
63%
20
31
32%
*85
86
*85
86
86
6,200
32%
32
31%
1,100
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
43%
40%
42%
40%
42%
12
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
1,900
23%
29%
23%
23%
23%
1,800
*28%
29%
43%
*28%
29%
23
42%
64%
30
36%
*85%
86%
*85
7%
28%'
7%
27!,
200
20%
4,800
19%
19%
40%
40%
*41%
40%
36%
36%
37 %
x36%
36 1
75 %
75%
x74%
74%
13 %
13%
1%
75
84
98
72%
14%
14%
/1%
3%
57%
57%
No par
71
1
1
(Delaware).—
27
41
3(3%
& Manhattan com—.-100
noncumulative preferred—100
Hudson Bay Min & Snl Ltd—No par
Hunt Foods & Indust Inc com
5
7,700
7%
*20%
7%
.
20%
,——100
100
Stores Corp
7%
27
500
11,000
87
*85%
19%
19%
No par
,
37 %
87
%
7.400
64
36
6,900
•
42%
64
36%
36
*64%
"'•••
5
42%
65
43
42
64%
10
com
84
,%
*83
*95%
STOCK
STOCK
13%
13%
EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE
13%
13"%
CLOSED
CLOSED
1%
13%
13%
1%
1%
■
1%
4%
4
3%
17%
3%
57%
57%
57%
58
17%
17%
17%
'*87 "
87 %
87
3,000
10,700
7,700
CHRISTMAS
EXTRA
2,400
-
18
87
*
17%
87%
5%
4,800
71%
71
71%
13%
4
*87 %
5%
30
98
13%
'
550
85%
98
*90
100
3.000
DAY
HOLIDAY
1,100
1,900
20
■
5%
—100
preferred series A__
20% Jan
2
38% Dec
3
Jan
13% Jan
2
24% Dec
1
Hussmann
29% Jan
17
40
May 31
35% Feb 11
48% Dec
24
Idaho Power Co_.
Dec
4
61% Jan
2
96
16
Ideal
28% Jan
13
4
33%
200
68%
50%
41
22
30
113
*67
33 %>
31%
35% May 23
Dec
*111.%
4,400
65%
*85
12% Dec 23
19
112% 112%
67
67%
33
13 %
Hupp Corp common
1
5c/o convertible pfd scries A—_50
May 21
57
51%
75
*83
*96
5%
56 "4
50%
{Hudson
13
58%
17
59%
67%
*63
No par
Co
56%
800
16%
51%
100
Howard
16%
67%
preferred——
Howe Sound
80
16%!
50%
33
300
16%
*112% 113
12.50
U
Corp—
Corp
Houston Lighting & Power
40% Apr 14
13% Jan 27
8
2% Dec
Nov
5% Jan
14
85% Apr
27
75
8 % Jan
4
70
Sep
97% Aug 13
12
1
57
preferred
——
4.40% preferred—
52% Jun
4% May 6
11% Apr 29
3% Oct 23
43
Feb 20
*16%
23%
4%
46% Oct
36%
*28%
Household Finance common
27% Jan 13
74% Dec 24
87
31
36%
1,300
30%
30%
37
*40%
Mar 13
Dec
30%
30%
convertible preferred—_50
85
25
30%
7%
Aug 30
3
30%
*27%
Jan
80%
*84%
30%
1
69
85%
*36%
10
Corp of America common
25
600
*84%
31
30
Chemical
$2.25
10
62%
37
5Vo
convertible preferred
—25
Houdaille-Industries Inc common—3
8% Nov 20
81%
62
30%
preferred
$4.25 preferred
29% Nov 21
34% Nov 13
16% Jan
Oil
43
81%
62%
36%
common
Homestake Mining
Honolulu
1,500
43
83
50c
Furnace Co
Hooker
43%
62%
*81
5
18
23% Apr
10
11
Oct
22% Dec
43%
43%
30%
1
45% Dec
convertible
12,200
1,000
*30%
2.50
12% NOV
5%
14%
*84%
100
(Charles E)
2
May 21
47%
14%
x62%
1
.
Hoffman Electronics Corp
Jan
45
14%
83
62%
85%
No par
32% Jan
2
39% Feb 24
5
32% Oct
40
(conv)
25% Jan
Feb
1
2nd pfd
9% Jan 20
17% Jan
3
22% Jan 11
25% Nov
9
$4%
88% Nov 28
2
Jan
21
25% July 2
16% Sep 24
17% Oct 22
74% May 29
7
Jan
43%
*81
.5
Hilton Hotels Corp
8% Oct
60
46%
14%
*
10
—
78
820
44%
14%
46%
1
Hewitt-Robins Inc
9
38%
33
-loo
21
*37%
25
preferred
10% Oct
3,000
14%
common—21/12
60% Sep
8%
8%
Chocolate Corp
No par
Hertz Co (The)———————
1
9
700
8%
*37%
8%
38 %
9%
Hershey
19
17% July 16
Jan 17
40% Jan
24% Dec 24
5%
Apr 23
70 % NOV
55% Dec
27%
34%
34%
No par
Powder
1,800
27%
34
25
(G W) common.
noncumulative preferred
Hercules
20
Nov
4,400
28%
33%
100
Hercules Motors-
19% Nov 10
41%
40
27%
8%
37
44 %
—100
—.
1,400
2,100
28%
33%
15
-
preferred
preferred
Heller (W E) & Co
7%
3
53% Jan
July 25
42% Sep 19
40%
300
29%
29%
40
1,000
135
*131
30%
170
EXTRA
HOLIDAY
46
45%
45%
135
29%
33%
50
(H J) Co common—:
Helme
36% Apr 24
62
12
1
.
3.65%
Jun 27
38
38% May
10
47% July 11
115% Jan 30
47% Jan 23
67
32% Jan
2
10
Feb 25
Industries
3%%
22
54
15% Oct 10
39
45%
DAY £
32
39
39%
*131
1,000
1,200
CHRISTMAS
97
31%
31%
39
46
10,300
2-t
*94
97
1
Inc
15% Nov
19
22% Sep
23%
1
49% Dec
6
43% Dec 26
Nov
23,0
10
22
87
19
76% Jun 20
CLOSED
5
Hart Schaffner & Marx
43% Dec 23
18% Jun
28% Apr
9
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
43
31%
135
30
30%
40%
41%
28
Chemical Co
Dec
38
72% Jan
18
44%
5
_
EXCHANGE
25%
*93
98
32 %
39%
*131
Hat Corp of America common4%% preferred
:___
—
28 Va Jan
21% Nov 22
*39
100
1
2.50
18
17
22% Apr 25
1284 July 14
22% Jan
9
69% Oct
31 %
2.50
—l
9% Dec
36 % Nov
34% Jan 21,
27
100
—
STOCK
61%
25%
-
9
3% Jan
7
6</o
29% Nov
Apr
7
30
Jan 13
20% Apr 29
22% Jan 20
8
8
8
2
13
Nov
23
39% Mar 11
24
30
Jan
123
14
41
STOCK
60 %
26
y
'24%
94%
Harbison-Walk Refrac com..—7.50
Jun
Oct
83
26
23%
preferred
Hammermill Paper Co_
Hammond Organ Co
29 % Dec
14% Dec
convertible
4%
44%
60%
25%
*44%
60%
26%
99
400
45%
60%
'
44%,
6011
2
138
23% Dec 80
Nov
44%
5
Cementing
Jan
May 31
40% July 23
21
28
Jan
20
25
:
__
Well
(W F) Printing Co
5
Hamilton Watch Co common—-—1
18
11
Jan
Oil
Hall
39
23
29 % Oct
127% Oct
Dec
22
3% Oct
Halliburton
45% Jan 15
20-% Dec 24
20
69
Jan
111%
24
Dec
Hackensack Water
2
Aug 14
28% Jan
24
20
18% Dec
67
47% July
Refrigerator Co
5%
x5%
5%
17,000
5%
37%
21%
37%
37%
37%
37
37
22
21
21%
20%
211
1,200
%
47!..
47%
48
47
48! a
93":
5
1,300
941»
93 3 it'
93%.
93%
93'4
1,900
17,700
I
50
26% Dec
75% Aug 12
63% Jan
9
11
25% Oct 23
32% May
Dec
49% Nov 11
29% Jan
Jan
13
46 % Mar
8
41
Oct
13
40
Jun
19
47% Apr
2
42
Oct
3
2
24
21
Illinois
Nov
6
52
Feb
11
47
Dec
1
Nov
14
48
Jan
15
45% Dec
2
51
Nov
46% Apr 23
31% July 5
July 16
13
Jun
23
42% Dec
2
47% Feb
29% Jan
2
38% Nov 20
3
6% Dec
30
9% Apr
5
23
39% Jan
14
59
Nov
14
148
Jan
16
69
Dec
10
88 % Jan
6% Apr 25
14
8
65
Feb
11
156
99% Jan
4
73
156
Jan
2
101
Nov
May 27
162
2
143
Dec
43
23
55% Jan
11
25% Jan
2
20
13
23% May 14
22% Jan
13
29% Oct 21
52
81
Nov
4
18
Dec
24
92
Jan
Jan
21
35% Jan
270% Oct
22
28
38% Jan
3
376% July
25% Dec
37
2
86
20
12
Insuranshares
26 %
5
Interlake
300
Jan
10
518
Dec
24
27
Jan
2
44
Dec
9
156% Jan 25
143
Oct
3
166
Jun
11
When
137
-
Nov
11
25% Oct 22
65
Nov
31% July 10
14
13% Dec
May
23% Jan
22
6% Oct
76
19
66% Oct
22
30
Oct
Dec
26
22
Dec
24
27% Dec
5
International
7
International Paper
When issued
125
Feb
8
88
Sep 25
7% Jan
13
57% Jan
7
21
Jan
28
Jan
2
35% Oct
6
29% Jan
13
6538 Dec
16
35
Feb
20
Dec
30
Oct
22
14% Feb
19
Jan
13
32% July 14
13
21% Jan
4
2
24
111% Jun
28
33
^
17
33% Dee
2
31
28
28% Mar 29
27% Jan
2
54% Jun
291/4 Jan
13
Jan
22
May 7
41% Oct 30
33 Va Oct
33% Dec 24
130
40
3
17
13
135% Oct 14
May 28
13% Jan
2
22
32% Sep
Dec
4
25
12
28
Feb
100
22
24% Jan
71
July 12
37% July 10
36% July 16
33% May 10
20% Oct 23
28%;Nov
96% July 16
16% Nov 11
40% May 23
51% Apr 23
9
25% Oct
11% Dec
Jan
118
Jan
Jan
10
18% Nov 11
27
13% Oct
11
28% Jan
15% Jan
2
26% Sep
3
19% Feb 25
33% Oct
3
9
18
Nov
19
47% July 11
Jun
11
91
47% Jan 28
75
Aug 29
24
82
Jan
15
60% Aug
2
89% Feb 28
56
Feb
3
82 % Dec
23
34% Apr 23
Jan
34% Dec
10
52% July
Feb
12
97
69
3
July 11
85
Jan
3
International Shoe
84 Va Sep 26
93% Nov 20
b8
Jan
51% Nov
147
24
17
% Dec 11
18
90% Nov
6
35% Dec
17
64% July 24
99
Jan
2
76% Jan
17
footnotes
For
see
page
24.
35
93
38
Apr"II
593a
Mar
99% Aug
54% Oct
4
May 22
Oct"lO
7
8
58%
93
*498
.'
5
-*27%
*'
%
86%
28! 4
10%
1
114%
7.50
87%
11%
VI
10%
:
19 Va
87%«
*114%
115%
*115%
116%
*90%
13%
91 %
*90%
91%
*90%
91%
*60%
61
13%
13%
:
-
33%
6,000
36%
37%
1,900
34%
*34%
34%
62%
61%
62
29%
29%
30
30
18
,33%
36%
33%'
38%
39 %
*119%
5
35%
,
100
1
100
preferred
Johns-Man villeCorp
Johnson
5
12%
Steel com
preferred series A_(
10
100
1
33%
38
38%
--
*118%
33%
36%
33% •33 Va
*
22%
1,500
28%
2S %
3,200
*83
92%
91
82%.
62%
*83
48%
49
136
135
56
•*
85
91%'
84%
48%
135
*133
*53!
49 %
a
55%
57%" .58%
58
58%
9731
97
98
47%
47%
48%
97%
"v-
46 %
"
10
21%
28 %
85%
*55
1,700
2,600
2,300
92%
•
118%
1,000
2,600
37
i.
•
1,500
,
35%
85%'
58%
98%
48
22
28
56 %
57%
98%
47
35%
21',4
-
-
38%
38
1,300
2,000
18! 4
-
36%
118%
120
35%
36%
56
5
issued
36%
23,800
..
30
a
18%
33%
33%
122
22 %
22%
23
28%
85% ' 85%
92%
92%
84
84
48%
49
I38
140%
1
pfd
30
""
5
Jewel Tea Co Inc common
".
36%
33%
1
29!
30
34'
36%
.
100
35%
64%
61
*29%
'. 18! 8
18
10
,
29%
33%
;5oo
33%
SOli,
18
132%
.
36%
61%
5
61
33%
29%
33%
2,000
14
*60%
132%
130
i3o
36%
*33.%
34%
13%
13%
61
*60'4
134
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
9,000
116
116%
50c
Co
17,400
11%
11
114%
-
4,600
8,300
20
86%
,
11%
116
*72
*71
73
114
116
190
10,600
'
'1914 ,.19%
87 •
86%
19
18,500
40%
'
18
5,800
147%
27%
28
30
-11,600
510
.
39%
*71"
74
*71
„
"7
518
146%
1
preferred
Joy Manufacturing Co
24 3 a
40%
3 47 '
3.50
.
Circuit Breaker
93
147! 4
39%
'
600
58%
499%
498
498
100
30
a
23%
499
25
Jaeger Machine Co
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
5%
497
33%
Light Co
& Laughlin
8
33%
Power Co
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co
Jones
24%
494
25
Elec Light &
&
9.2%
24!
36%
Interstate Dept Stores
Johnson
92%
24%
36
Interstate Power Co
3% %
93
24
3,000
37%
«<v>
*281
2.800
142
58
33 Va
preferred
When
35% Dec
29.
58':,
International Telep & Teleg_Nopar
International Utilities Corp
5
$6
36! 4
35%
29
*130
International Silver common
I-T-E
163
140%
59
28! it
Island Creek Coal common
36% Feb
*153
141%
141
141%
—No par
No par
International Salt
Iowa Power &
50% July 15
163
*103
163
30
No par
com—No par
100
preferred
343/4 July 16
22
5,600
*115%
44% Nov
126% July 24
42% Oct 28
13,200
94%
27%
Limited
Iowa
19
22 %
93
40%
common
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer
5% preferred
7%
22
95
8 3 i,
37
5
35% Aug
7
38% Jun 10
Oct
78
$4
22
94%
•
Canada—i.—No par
Packers
1,300
21%
59
100
122% Nov
7
of
2,400
8%
8%
96 %
147%
preferred
Int'l
200
36%
36
36
250
a
%
22 Va
146%
International Mining Corp
Nickel
43
8%
39%
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com
4%
35%
■
.
95
13
35%
a
36%
5
21% Aug 27
Oct
*42%
'
2
26% May 10
106% May 10
11
34
78% Jun. 13
*45
43!
100
85% Feb 27
9
17
46%
*42 'a
No par
preferred
70 Va Jan
98
55% Dec 17
85
15
46'
*45
*28%
,
common
109% July
July 30
7% Dec
9
33% Sep
7%
'48%
*493
issued %
Harvester
150
43 Va
*47%
35%
100
_1
Corp
115% Apr 23
11% Feb 20
82% Nov 19
82
2
26% July 7
68% Jan 13
13% Apr
1
Int'l
47%
*42%
48%
46%
140
.—5
Int'l Business Machines
8
ll
Iron
210
44
42! a
*47%
42'•.
*153
1
Intei-chemical Corp common
4%%
preferred
30
43%
43%
43':,
*42%;
'
8%
20
Inc—.
Sep
"2,500
95%
No par
Steel Co—
Inspiration Cons Copper
92% May 13
38%
21%
No par
100
preferred;
13
19
37%
35%
1
Ctfs
48%
38
42%
*45
No par
Ingersoll-Rand common
Inland
-
48'%
43! a
100 pesos
a
6%
15
47%
.
Mexico
Oct
59% Dec
1
18% Jun
A
De
29% Dec
Apr 29
Oct
Electrica
1
3,600
49 %
38
42%
47%
50
50
50
v
.
37%
"43
50
Industrial Rayon—
July 18
Jan
Jan
25% Dec
Nov
S
9% Nov 13
24% Nov 12
2
.50
—
47s
42%
15
common
4.20% preferred
Indianapolis Power & Light
Industria
13% Dec
Co
preferred
preferred
4.70% preferred
4.42 % preferred
52% Jan 22
40
Power
47
37%
No par
.
4.26%
Jun
44
26
10
4.08%
9
48
47
10
-
Co
Illinois Central RR Co
38 % Dec
47% Jan
9
38
40
Cement
•20
500
110
13,300
2,200
'-200
17,000
470
8,400
u
Volume
Number 5807
188
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2755)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range lor Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1951
Loviest
Highest
Lowest
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
Dec. 22
HIGH
Sales tm
SALK TRICKS
Dec. 24
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Dec. 25
Wednesday
Dec. 23
Dec. .26
Shares
K
22
Dec
109 % May
30
19
82
Dec
Dec
•'
33% Oct
Feb
28
47% Oct
13
9
68 3/4 Jan
2
98% Nov
11
14
393A Jan
7
45 % Mar
7
23
46% May 15
30
67 % Dec
37
Feb
49
2
112% Dec
38% Jan
5
39% Jan 24
23
Jan
83
105% Aug
13
2
50 % Dec
23
86
14
74% July 23
83
Mar 12
78
Oct
29
79% Nov 12
98
Jan
15
''85
Oct
28
88
Nov 21
102
80
Aug 28
47
Dec
11
32
Nov
7
90 % Oct
18
Feb
21
Apr
3
77% Jan
-
Feb
96
96
84% Oct 25
4
87
6
»
:•
96
50% Jan
34
Feb
Jun
j
19
38% Aug 13
Jan
2
29% Jan
38% Jan 31
10
41% Dec
24
Jan ,->>2
29 % Dec
3
'
32% May 3
22
221/4 Oct 29 % 26% July 11
15
9% Dec
5
Apr 17
49% July 10
291/2 Dec 31
25% Oct
25
32 % Oct
128% Jan
17
22
20% Oct
75%: Jan
4
28
33% Jan
29'% Dec
26
Jan
22
50% July 25
46% Jan
26
Dec
26
35 % Jan
23% Dec
19
33
23
Dec
9
Dec
30
21% Mar
22
-Dec
17
27% Apr
34 Ys Jan
23% Dec
30
17
Dec
30
47
Jan
25% Jan
11
22 % Jan
17
26% May
66% Dec
15% Jan
27
16
Oct
17
24% Dec
7
Nov 27
82
10% Dec
11
1
•
17% Jan
22
Oct
21
32% Jun
14
2
19
Jan
15
25 % Dec
31
19
Apr
84% July
13% Jan
68% Jan
29
17
14
150% Mar
7
14% Oct 22
65% Dec 23
7% Dec
31
82% Aug 26
130% Aug
9
18
67 %
46% Dec
24
723/4 Jan
30
16% Apr
26%
7,900
3,900
81(4
81%
1
14%
15%
14%
15
14%
15
10
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
10
39%
39(4
7
33(4 Dec 18
6
44% Dec
89
-
preferred
(E J)
(S S)
•
28
10% July 16
52% July 30
Co
*
1,900
•''
39(4
39%
1,800
20
20(4
19%
20%
1,800
93%
94
93
93%
1,900
31
31%
31%
32
31%
313/4
9,000
4
22(4
22(4
22
4.32% preferred series A_
25
La Consolidada 6% pfd-75 Pesos Mex
Lane Bryant
1
Lee Rubber & Tire
^
5
323/4
32%
*32
3%
3%
*3%
24(4
24%
24%
24%
24%
24
24%
43%
43%
43%
433.4
*84%
87%
*84%
87%
Laclede
Lees
'
Gas Co common
(James)
&
Sons
Co
common_3
3.85%
preferred
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley Industries com
30
$3
22%
2,300
33%
33%
300
4
4%
200
4
24%
600
24%
24%
1,800
43%
443/4
4,600
*84%
24%
87%
24%
Lehman
30
2
Lerner Stores Corp
Oct
1
10
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
7,000
15
33%
34(4
33%
34
34%
7,200
1%
1%
1%
33%
1%
1%
4,200
15%
15%
*15%
*15%
16
4%
5%
*4%
5%
*4%
5
8(4
8%
8V4
8%
8%
1
4
x30(4
38(4
Llbbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
(The)
Lehn & Fink Products
'2 •-(' V"' 13% Oct 13
22%
33%
No par
Lehigh Valley RR
Corp
100
22%
••/■
No par
No par
1st preferred
50c non-cum 2nd pfd
;
non-cum
19% Sep
1
5
31
30
38%
1%
16
30%
38%
30
200
30.%
38(4
38%
1,000
51,200
9,200
9%
800
No par
Libbey McNeill & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
7% preferred
82 % Dec
5
1583/4-Jun
4
96% Dec
17
18%
19%
19
19%
18%
38%
18%
10
92%
95
92%
94%
94%
95 %
3,100
7
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
63% Oct
v
-'
39
issued
10% Sep 24
2
130
3,800
■-
19%
5
.1
.
403/4 Oct
Sep
.
40%
9
100
-.
94%
'The)
31% Dec
17
60% Jan 22
July 18
_
*81
19%
13
6% Sep
Inc
;oO
1,500
*26%
93
Mar 28
13/4 Jan
'
(S H) & Co
Kroehler Mfg Co,
24
173/4 Feb
Corp
Kress
12% May 9
39% Oct 21
4
.
2
18
28
Jan
600
42%
2
9
9% Dec
7y8 Dec
50
7,000
81
4% Nov
2
-
4;500
HOLIDAY
DAY
41%
"-*
2
~7%-Jan
"
26%
43 % Nov
2
65% Jan
62
2634
"'' July' 7 '■'?*
140
27'
*27
42(4
243/4 Feb 10
31
5334
27
27
41%
17
14% Jan
51%
2734
53(4
27
26%
Feb 20
\70% Jan
59%
52%
61%
52
12,600
81
2
22% Feb
60%
51%
00%
1
25
2.50
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines:
Koppers Co Inc common.
\ •' 4%
Kresge
.5% Jan
60
900
5,100
EXTRA
CHRISTMAS
4.3
3% Jun 20
.
97
17 Til
26%
9% Mar 26
4
17%
42%
96
17%
81
9
10
41%
96%
26(4
May 29
25
5% Dec
41%
95%
42(4
7
11
86
24
4
40%
10
29% Feb
45% Nov
*
4
7% Feb
17%
40%
97
100 G
■
18
22
CLOSED
1734
40%
1
500
25% Dec
Oct
3
CLOSED
17%
95
100
*25%
12
Jan
1,700
26%
22% Dec
*'1'
EXCHANGE
26%
When
■14
EXCHANGE
26%
15
10
27%
26%
2
2% Jan
2,700
27%
1
33% Dec
20% Jan 24
STOCK
27%
King-Seeley
2
18% Jan
12
STOCK
27%
28% Dec
8
22
41%
28
X27%
7,200
11
Dec
37%
41%.
64
25% Dec
12% Oct
*36(4
61%
32% Nov
Jan
37%
41(4
6234
Korvette
Jan
37%
40%
61
22
"
37%
41%
04%
Dec
28
100
1,300
63 (4
Kroger Co
83
80
79
.
5
6
;
91
79%
~10
90
43
2
4
95
*88
*89%
*42%
Jan
Jan
'79
*93%
87%
42%
17
45% Jan
•
95
91
87%
42%
21
,
91
42%
17 34 Oct
.22% Jan
6
3% May 19
79
*89
42 3 a
2
.133/4 Jan
*93%
400
50(4
*77
91
*89%
1,300
112
1
11
17% Mar 14
19
26% Oct
a
50%
400
44%
41(4
No par
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common
4%% conv prior preferred
87%
50(4
500
95
79
,
12,500
42%
*36%
5
Copper..
Kern County Land Co
20% Feb
Mar 22
_
41%
*93
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
Kimberly-Clark Corp
94
24
80
11
24% July
36% Apr
177/a Dec 27
79%
11
20% July 15
22
Kansas City .Southern com___No
par
4% non-cum preferred
50
Kansas Gas & Electric Co
No par
Kansas Pernor & Light Co
8.75
.99% Dec
4% Jan 24
3% Nov 19
91
28
■
12% Oct 22
20% Oct
*89%
27
'31
;
87%
100
...
111%
50(4
94%
100
Jan
"61
5
94%
1
>16% May 26
9
50
...
17
24% Jan
4
preferred
112(4
49:(i
100
_
preferred
4.35%
29% NoV
9
7
41%
70% Nov 21
2
10
4.1$% preferred
4.20%
c
46% Nov
2
34% Jan
r78% Sep
9% Feb
36% July 11
65% Jan
2
94% Apr
76 % Nov 11
111%
%
*77
60% Nov
19% Apr 22
4
-v
112
*89
Kennecott
16
30
44(4
91
preferred
Kayser-Roth Corp
Kelsey Hayes Co_>
2
40%-Oct
44
79
10
>
94
44
41
*89
66% Nov
7
38
93
45(4
*78
13
25
20% Jan
32% July
43% Jan
30
92
*43%
50
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com.No
par
3.80%
preferred
190
4%
preferred—
100
43% Oct
2
Feb
5
3
18% Oct
42%
92
100
112
105% Oct
27
47% May 31
75% Jun 19
22
381/4 Oct
4
10% Jan
2
25% Apr v7
.
77% Dec
«
convertible
41%
33%
,
100
20
88% Nov
10
preferred
4%%
July 31
99
'
5
4%%
16
92% May 29
103
May 7
Dec
887-Dec
Kaiser Alum <fc Chem
Corp
4V4%
convertible preferred
lly4
25
com
11%
80
80%
11%
79%
2,700
11%
7,400
793/4
80%
2,700
147%
147%
280
93%
94%
1,000
59
58%
58%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
80
100
146(4
146%
10
;
'
94%
953/4
94%
59%
58
11%
11(4
9%
9(4
9%.
147
147%
94%
'-V'
36% Oct
26 '
,
25
10
Oct
57% Jan
-
22
■'11% Oct 31
25% Oct 11
4
'
29% Oct
11s
99%- Oct
25'.
"
Jun
23% Jan
103
Aug 26
v Feb
2
Jan
31
"99;* Oct
89
Jan
25
"82
Mar
4
85
106
Apr
4
34
Dec
6
93
Aug 26
,
69% Dec
16
47% Dec
135% Dec
Nov
12
Jan
23
104
3
Mar
''
4
'Oct
1
88% July 28
14
92% Feb
'100% Apr >14
Industries
59(4
11(4
1
9%
10c
Inc
7!)
2
23% Oct
22
30% Jun
54% Dec
30
93% Jan
Dec
16
22
7
45% Feb
12
Jan
5
Jan
64%
20(4
20%
20
34
35
33%
10
41%
42%'
41%
100
125%
126%
29%
29%
4
preferred;
conv
Long Island Lighting Co com
•
25
44
Dec
22
81
Oct
6
4
.2
,,
,,17
40
4an 10
19% Jun 11
V
Lorillard
23
14
55% Mar
"11/% Jan
122% Jun 28
Nov
Jun
Sep 29
81% Sep 16
24% Sep 30
7%
(P)
*100(4
*82,
Louisville Gas
Louisville
Lukens
Lykes
Bros
112% Dec
39% Mar 22
16
125
26
Oct
.27-
Mar
4
323/4 July 12
19% Oct 22
;
16
15
Jan
21% Jan
;~2H - "Jftn
:
125
19
<89
Jan
44
Jun
12
385Deo
530
23% Dec 24
•
'.
10
'4% Nov l2
11 % Dec
Jan
11
9% July 23
17% Jan 14
37% May 13
4% Nov 26
'
23
'
20
£
Z4% Oct
16
22
18
-49% Dec 28
Dec
28
23
NOV 13
37% May 8
91/ Jan 28
26% Aug 15
2314 Dec 20
33% Dec 30
•
•'
;,:35% Jan
>-40% July
Feb 10
Steamship
•
■>
83
6
83
Mar 22
75
4
77
Feb 20
66% Sep 15
81% Sep
22
Dec
7
55
Jan
Sep
16
23% Jan
S
2
50yz Jan 31
12% Dec 30
17% Apr 22
:.13
21% Dec 31
39 : Oct 30
301
4
i.JL-8 % Apr
42% Apr 30
133/4 Mar 11
75% Apr 17
"39%. Jan
Jan
Dec
23
60
Dec
30
29%
Nov"!
•47
42%
77%
14%
083,4
71
69
71
69%
71%
5,000
10
21%
21%
21%
22%
21%
22(4
2,700
Co.
Square
Magma Copper...
1
•
4 3/i%
Garden
2
Jan
11
Dec
12
67
Dec
23
63
July
29
12% Dec
30*
19% Jan 29
13% Dec
30
20
Mar
Jun
Apr
r° May
<1% Nov 27
„
7
17
74% Nov 25
19
Nov
Dec
6
1
7% Fisb
4
Oct
Mandel
Marine
Oil
7
>,
4(4%
93% July 11
36% Jan
7
Martin
42% Dec
Masonite
3
•»
,
Corp
7
2
78% July 28
7
For
footnotes
see
July 12
page
24.
25%
26
25%
26
0
6%
6
5
23
23%
23
1
*62
68
92%
92%
100
3014
31(4
30%
31%
31
18,400
No par
30(4
38
37%
38%
37%
33%
37%
'
48%
49%
76%
47%
48%
7,000
76%
77%
76%
76
77
July 30
$3.40
68%
49%
Nov
5
common.,:
Co common
.
.Jfr> par
Jfio par
preference
19% Dec
24
McCall
22
McCord
$2.50 preferred
"
50
McCrory Stores Corp common__50c
3%% convertible preferred—100
Corp
Corp
No-par
:
3
common..
McGraw-Hill
Publishing
Robbins
Inc—1
*70
70%
80
45%
45%
45
45%
45%
45%
24,400
56
56
55%
56
*55%
56(4
360
17%
18%
18%
19
18%
19%
4,000
30
30%
30%
30
30
*30
700
200
44%
44%
44%
44(4
45
13%
13%
13%
13%
13(4
13%
81%
82
82
82%
50%
52
4934
37%
38%
37;%
56%
06%
56
1
5
18%
18%
18%
18%
18(4
19.
87%
88(4
87
87%
87
87
600
66
66%
65%
66(4
65
66
1,400
8%
8%
18
1
83a
4,800
*82
83%
110
51
49
50%
3,700
38(4
38
38%
2,500
56
55%
55%
8%
8%
400
2,300
1,800
16%
16%
16%
16%
21%
21%
21%
2034
20%
1,300
42%
41%
42%
41(4
43
3,200
95
93%
93(4
*93
95
*93
1,600
50
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
3,700
100
3%
16%c
*79
80
79
79
79%
79T4
90
*30%
31(4
30%
3034
75
76%
$3.50 preferred
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman &r Scott-
No par
*80
44(4
44%
43%
44.
44%
i,Too
12.50
17%
17%
1734
18%
17%
18 Co
27,700
Mesta
—.—5
58(4
59
58%
58%
58(4
58(4
700
Melville Shoe
Corp common
Dec
18
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
10
Merck
10
70
16%
83 3 a Dec
62% Dec
70
42%
32
2
no
69 (2
X21%
May
39
77%
1
85
5
*76
10
McQuay Norrls Mfg Co
27
100
77
*44(4
Mead
May 20
-
*76
Corp common
5
4(4% preferred (1st series)—100
McLellan Stores Co
19
53% Oct
*600
8%
16%
24,
19% Feb
76%
1,500
3
—;
Trucking Co
47% Sep
2
49%
58%
41%
1
Porcupine Mines
&
49
'
1
Co
221/2 Dec
30% Mar 10
4,800
92
70
86
C8
92
70%
7
*62
5,400
92
No par
No par
Apr 25
26% Apr 14
1,400
1,700
23
91.
No par
96
68
25%
6
6
22%
41
1947 series
preferred
17
25%
-
58
preferred
Nov
*62
0
23%
58%
(
pfd
15% Jan
Jan
1,700
41%
21
10
373/4
2,400
*6
6
41
•70%. Nov
22% Jan
.
900
6%
15%
0
58%
Mclntyre
86% Jan
-
6%
6(4
$3.75
-17
2,400
41
McGregor-Doniger Inc class,A
12% Apr 15
.13% Jan
2,
36%
*14%
100
:
May Dept Stores
McKesson
35%
36
700
470
58%
preferred
McLean
*450
6%
$3.75
10
6,000
71%
15%
16
93/4 Jan
7,800
50%
40%
20
3.
59%
49%
70%
6%
22
$3
57%
58
Co
Maytag
4,000
15%
26
19
15%
6 Hi
5%
8544 Jun
56% Nov 20
8,900
14%
•r
470
50
17%
15%
534
49% Dec
-
353 a
16,400
85
17%
0(4
-
50
4
93% Nov
14"
37(4
*450
36%
*84(4
14%
No par
com..
20% Nov, 17
Oct
30
470
7,000
1
& Co
2
74
*450
1
4% convertible preferred
Marquette Cement Mfg Co.
Marshall Field
28
*72
700
33%
12.50
common
2
:.->33 %'Aprr.' 9
26
8
72%
2
19% Jan
21% Jan
50%
72%
Jan
36% Jan
63
59
49%
73%
McDermott (J Ray) & Co Inc
89
693/4 Apr 24
57%
52
Exploration
Midland Corp
McGraw-Edison
44% Nov 29
.
59%
49(4
Manning, Maxwell & Moore
Maracaibo
1
25% May 20
20
58%
41% Sep 26
1
59% Dec
12
24
13%
1
56% Dec
20
Dec
13(4
No par
;
23
Jan
2,100
5,700
5
Bros
82% Dec
10,
14% Oct 29
13
Manhattan-Shirt
11
/
'
36
17%
34(4
45
72% Sep
37% Dec
17%
32% Oct
,
29% Feb
Feb
17%
10% Jatt
8
30% Apr 24
88% Jan 29
21
17%
Manati Sugar Co.
24
.'52
'
31%
85
6842 Jan
2
-r
30
36%
84%
1
Dec
39
2,200
■
122
32%
36%
85
50
13% Nov
'•'icd/.la Jllh
33
31%.
30%
1
.31% Apr 23
'15% July 18
122% July 8
47% Oct 22
32(4
36%
50
62. .Jan
50% July 24
10
347% Feb
31%
No par
10
„
x30
*119
31%
122
1
10
Aug'7
31
*120
*84%
preferred
conv
31(4
122
100
Magnavox Co (The)
1
31
*120
No par
Inc
10% Apr
May" 14
180
14%
28.34 Mar
11
31,300
41%
85% Jun
75% Nov 11
32% Feb 25
23
49% Nov
100
80%
76%
58% Dec 23
/
2
Jan
-34
129%
138%
78%
138
14%
454a Nov
Jan .-2 ■t* ;
8 i
31
130
43%
77%
Mahoning Coal RR Co
Mallory (P R) & Co
,>,,67
r-.
69
Jan
Madison
24% Oct 29
.
69% Nov 11
Nov
Fund
28% Oct
Jan
Sep 25
8
— -■
V
14%
-
Madison
8% Nov, 19
,Rl%Jan„^8.
-
HOLIDAY
76%
5
12
17
3
51% Jan
30
DAY
89
*127%
80%
20
EXTRA
42%
100
8% Sep
2
8 ?i¥.
25% Jan
29% J.an
.
83%
*87%
140
630
5,800
CHRISTMAS
14%
;
397a Dec
1.8%-Jan
-
128%
102'
*82
,
5,900
29%
44
MacAndrews & Forbes common-_.10
(•
6% preferred
Jun
450
Jan
5 3/4
.47% Jan 22
77
86% Dec
12% Jan
35% July 19
29% Oct
25
-
60% Dec
21
*100(4
11,700
CLOSED
CLOSED-
3.33%
13
71% Oct
2
-■^^% Jau
^/v5,% Apr
20% Apr 10
547/s Feb
7
Dec
7834
138%
29%
EXCHANGE
77%
Co.
24
15% Dec
23% Apr 29
15% July 17
17% Oct
14
390
May 27
50% Jun 17
27
2
May 14
18% Oct
1
30 % Jan
.
*127
89
*,
129:
EXCHANGE
14(4
Macy (R H) Co Inc .com
4(4% preferred series A.
•
88
31% Jan 10
2
23
*124
29,900
STOCK
43%
394a Dec
'
6
Jan
.Apr- 17
53% Oct 24
: Nov
28% Dec
33
42%
14,000
STOCK
77%
Mack Trucks Inc
1
8
41%
64%
1
36% Nov 17
.
3
13 % Apr
1
42%
100(4
83%
139
8,900
M
f r 31% Aug 13
™
2
'-78% Jan
.
2
11% July
7% Mar 28
July
2
,-
32% May 17
863/4 Jan 30
22
77,:.. Nov 18
*>12% Oct 21
Jan'
J
36
100%
124% -124(4
78%
79%
3,700
;■>
21%
34
293/4
„
;
.(■
f
^23
"115
20(4
34
125
89
138%
62
20%
29%
*82
1,500
-
82%
63
Va
125
83%
-,
79%
,
2,800
9%
50
(M) & Sons Inc
Steel
7-
9
(Ky).No par
& El Co
Nashville
&
Lowenstein
__
«102
62
,89%
*88%
10
100
Co common—^
prefe' red
K (siateK;;..'*■>■
22% Dec
81
79
62%
4.84%
12
89
143
10
273/4 Feb
8
11
128
"
10
32% Jan
133% Dec 27
July 24
83 %
1
:
Lone Star Cement Corp,—
Lone Star Gas Co common—
'
15% Jan
118
-
__No par
Loew's Inc.
M
129% Nov
'
9
2.50
Corp
10
5% series B preferred
-—100
4.25% series D preferred.
100
4.35% series E preferred..
100
4.40% series G conv pfd
100
9
' "-30
,i
Corp (The)
Industries
Lockheed Aircraft Corp,
8
'2228
92
Nov
Litton
2 *
Jan
7
4
80
11
23% Oct 21
38% Oct 20
1071/2 Feb 18
78% Nov 12
List
2
7.
28
Lionel
10
9034 Dec
*15%/Apr 10
;!26% Jan
v
Link Belt Co
21
15
38% Jan " 2
-
11,
14
Oct
10% Nov
6% Apr
7
36% Mar 11/
-
2
3
10
40% July 16'
36% May 13
117
19% Oct 22
93
Jan
463/4 Jan
4%
preferred series B
&
Co
Inc
Machine
common
Co
1
1
23%
7534
78"
82
*80
82
30%
30%
700
75
77(4
14,700
,
*80
44%
82
19
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
20
.
.
.
Monday, December 29, 1958
(2756)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
ftajnr* for
PWTlOU
Range Since
leaf 1957
Jun 28
65
10
Aug 30
July 10
July 25
Bep
77
90
Sep
15
0
23
17
19
10
Dec
22
May
86% Apr
Feb
103
50% Jan
31
Dec
25
78
91
104% Jan
89
2
40 % Jan
35
Dec 18
77
Dec 31
25% Oct 21
'
12% Dec 23
58
12
Dec
5 /
11
Dec
30
Feb
15
20% Dec
30
Dec
13
25
97
Jan
14
104
Jan
78
14% Jan
Jan
76
1
7% Jan
2
2
24
7
17
2
21% Feb
/ Dec
126
96
Midland
Nov
5%%
28
Dec 24
20% Nov
8
60% May 24
31
2
Feb 25
44% Aug
43% May 27
18% Feb 25
25% Aug
6
30
37% May 23
27
10
39% Dec
26% Oct 22
16
4% Oct 22
12% Jan 1>
4% Jan
2
9% Jun
6
44% Jan 31
30% Jan
13
67% Nov
7
Apr
2
65 % Mar
19% Dec 30
20
Dec~30
50
Nov 13
72% May
58
Nov
4%
Oct 22
Jan
18
5% Dec 26
8
18% Oct 22
41% July 11
26% Mar 4
36% Oct 21
49% Jun 12
30% Feb 26
31% Dec
18% Feb 25
37% Dec
42% Nov
18%
25
*12%
Chemical
No par
2
38%
Co
74 % Dec
23
Motor
Morrell
8
2
12% Dec 23
23% Jan 11
12% Apr
3
18% Nov
11
32% Jan
2
21
14% Mar 25
17% Apr 30
38% Jan 11
28
Sep
18
Myers (F E) & Bros
50
Feb 25
38
18
400
100
700
8
8
7%
38%
30
140
30C
387b
39%
30
397b
29,100
2,800
2974
307b
70
6874
697b
900
20
35%
40%
20%
36%
40%
20%
2074
2,100
357 b
36
11,200
407b
407b
12,900
20%
20%
207b
21
217 b
227b
11,400
*69
3,400
5774
5774
3,700
73%
15%
74%
747b
747b
2,600
16
74
16%
157b
15%
16
3,000
27%
27%
27
27%
277b
277b
23%
43%
31%
45%
23%
24
1,200
427b
43
2,500
307b
317b
7,300
23%
4374
23%
-No par
33% Nov
2
13
150
62
:V. 61
22
57%
f
1
10
45%
Munslngwear Inc
Murphy CO (O C)
Murray Corp of America
19% Jan
July 28
1
15,10C
19%
56%
71%
Mueller Brass Co
19% Dec 31
32% Nov
May
43
1274
7%
19%
10
5
Products Corp..
Motor Wheel Corp
31
6,500
64 7 b
41%
1274
39
56%
1
Jan
50
8,600
8%
774
63
20%
57%
10
Ac Co
Inc
May
37% Dec 31
1,80C
13
*12%
7%
13
36
12
3
(John)
35
18% Deo 10
14,700
187s
21
37
30% Jan
2174
3774
187b
40%
51% July 2
Jan 10
12
6,300
41
407b
2174
15%
20%
Lines
Moore-McCormack
47
30% Dec
2.90C
21.100
71%
20%
37%
407b
Motorola
Dec
".
3774
1574
20
shares—1,000 lire
Monterey Oil Co
1
Montgomery Ward & Co
No par
17
45
16%
717b
7%
American
60% Dec
25% Oct
16%
1,700
347 b
61%
30%
22% Dec
6
34
9,200
347b
71%
15%
19
69%
•
2
1,00C
HOLIDAY
DAY
1974
6,300
;
1107b
34%
61%
30
11% Jan
Jan
19
107
71%
15%
19
69
19% Jan
17
70
400
EXTRA
CHRISTMAS
28
277a
72
16
18%
5
2
19% Jan
6,700
CLOSED
257b
62
16
No par
B
17% Jan
8
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
93
*25 7b
62
*70%
25% Jan 34
7
19
*92
-
1.19C
Dec 27
13
EXCHANGE
11874
18%
STOCK
40.90C
13
17
9
35% Feb
114%
*92
25%
27%
18%
7O0
7,200
4,70C
STOCK
147b
21% NOV
37% Nov
18%
197 b
36% May 31
40% Jan
7
3
37%
17%
130
137 b
30
10% Oct 22
377b
83%
1,600
3974
827b
19%
23
17
500
397b
82%
14%
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
22
2
4,700
-
35
19
Dec
Jan
1,500
467b
8%
65%
42 %
Montana Power Co (The)—No par
Montecatinl Mining & Chemical-
20% Dec 22
28
337b
%
46
13%
27 % Dec
18
33%
*33
18%
Class
12
14% Jun 22
1007b
18%
Monarch Machine Tool
1
71% Dec
*97%
14%
Monsanto
•
80
827b
*81
37%
18
7%
62%
40%
30
13%
41% NOV 20
8
8174'
18%
Motion RR class A
Jan
45
Feb 11
22
17% Dec 23
18
22% Jan
81
40%
29
14% Sep 23
8% Sep 24
22
4% Apr
8
29% Apr 30
917b
3 Mi % preferred —™—™™»100
4.20% preferred—_~—™—100
Mojud Co Inc
.1.25
19
20% Sep
•
15% Jan
91%
33%
39%
7%
62%
41%
7%
62
100
Shares
84
Mohasco Industries Inc commoxL.._ft
19
Nov
16% Dec
11% Apr
23% Jan
NOV
90
8% Jan 13
Apr 18
24% Apr It
9
15% Dec 23
10
Jan
Jan 10
17
Oct 29
8
52
62
preferred series A—.—
the Week
Dec. 26
Missouri Pacific RR class A—No par
Missouri Public Service Co
1
24
80
i
83% Apr 22
13
7%
19% Dec 24
14% Dec 18
2
2
4% Jan
Dec
43
16% Oct 24
Aprs
11%
-No par
Mlssouri-Kan-Tex RR com
5
30
30% Dec
2.50
Paper
Light
No par
Minute Maid Corp
—
—1
Mission Corp—_
..—I
Mission Development Co
—5
Mississippi Elver Fuel Corp
—10
6
22
....Nopar
Ontario
Ac
Minnesota Power Ac
6
17
12% Jan 14
18% Oct
4% Dec
27%
*18%
107
34%
33
16
40%
21%
37%
No par
Mining Ac Mfg
Minnesota
17% Dec
18%
92
*25%
Friday
170
8374
113% 115%
18%
19%
93
25%
27%
19
107% 108%
34%
34%
33% 34
16% 16%
40% 40%
21
21%
37
37%
118
18%
92
25%
27%
19
108%
35%
33%
16%
41
21%
38%
116
25
preferred
conv
40
Sales (tr
PRICES
Thursday
Dec. 25
Dec. 24
46%
37%
17%
No par
Minn
8
32% Oct
Jan
37%
18 %
Minneapolis Ac St Louis Ry
34-% Nov IT
47/8 Jan
84%
37%
17%
34%
34
39%
1
Mhw St Paul & 8 8 Marie
14
110% Dec 24
27% Jan
*83%
i«
preferred
$1.50 2nd
3
35% Oct
—100
1
5
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1.50
Minneapolis Moline Co common
1
$5.50 1st preferred^
lOO
20% Nov
46%
47%
46%
33%
39%
83
Enterprises Inc
1st
83%
*97% 100%
i 34
34
10
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer—
11% Jan
2
73% Feb 25
21% Jan
2
Jnly •
35% Apr 11
28%«e» 4
101
-
Inc
82%
*81
5
Utilities
Midwest Oil
5
Oct 31
28
8ou»b
Wednesday
83
83%
91
91
*81
82%
*81
83%
*97% 100%
33% 33%
83
91
82%
100
100
Midland-Ross Corp common
4
6
11
39% Aug
series..
series
series
Copper.
i»
M-
Jun 10
88
Jan 10
13% Jan 13
17
Jan 10
1
Miami
13
5
39
Sep 19
43% Oct 13
59
31
4.45%
Aug 12
48% Dec
83
91
pfd—100
100
100
series
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
3.80%
7
40% Oct
8
28% Jun 25
8
25% Mar
July
4
24% Mar
24% July 25
21% July 12
24
Dec
17
58
92
25% Feb
91 % May
Dec 31
15
82% Dec 12
May 31
32% Jan 14
July
3.85%
Oct
34% Jan
40
16% Mar
7% Dec 31
90% Feb 26
Sep 24
35% Jan
131
73% Jan 29
4.35%
79
July 15
53
9
Apr
102
79
6
3
38% Jun
26% Dec 26
30% Jan
Pat
EXCHANGE
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
92% May 13
AND HIGH SAL*
Tuesday
Dec. 23
Monday
Dec. 23
"•
Feb 18
94
76
75
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK STOCK
Jan. 1
Highest
RECORD
LOW
\
V
43
31
3174
4574
23%
42%
3074
*44%
V-
*44%
7,800
100
46
\te
9% Dec 24
Jan
11
Jan
8
43% Jan
3
Aug 19
59% Oct 14
Natco
8
3
147b Jan
National Airlines
14
1374 Oct 22
3
July
2
166
16% Dec
2
31
6
51% Nov 20
14974 Oct
9% Jan
3
4674 Feb 12
1574 Jan
7074 Jun
4
507b Jan
1874 Dec 23
24% May 23
19% Jan
Jun 20
38% Mar 18
33
Jan
Jan
168
19% Oct 22
2874 May 21
20% Jan
3174 Nov
86% Jan
103% NOV
19
9
167b Oct 22
46
Aug 22
96% Oct 21
July 8
42
Jan
90
Jan
4
Dec 12
168
Jan 23
143
Jun
139
•12% Apr 12
21% Dec 30
15% Bep
47% Jan
128% NOV
7
«
13% Jan
7
4
115% Oct
14% Dec 18
21% July 18
80% Jan
47% Apr 11
3
29 % Nov 22
44
2
1574
25%
25%
10
49%
5074
49 74
4974
49%
507b
153%
152%
1537b
Co
Gas
7%
6%
9
1374 Aug 11
2574 Dec 19
33% Jan 18
2674 Jan
2
71
85
Nov 13
14
Oct 22
76-
Oct 30
3674 Dec
23
Dec 31
130% May 20
427b Dec
6
28
July 29
8
82
Jan
87
17
17% Dec
14% Jan
a
17
66% Nov 13
84% July
Dec
15
68
Jan
Nov
1537 b
20
131
600
1774
74%
7574
35%
37
37%
377b
65
66 7b
037 b
64
64%
657b
2.50C
1074
1074
10%
10%
1074
10,800
No par
Co
B
S
:
—1
pi
10%
Co
__1
13%
Inc
Radiator—,
Fibre
874
1
:
26
3
2974 Nov 20
17
18
351
Mar 28
180
17
Jan IB
5% Jan
2
1274 Sep
2
8
24% Sep
3674 Oct
25
25% Apr
32% Oct 30
38% Dec 31
5574 Dec
24
72% Sep
3
2674 Oct 22
87
38% Jan
a
74% Sep 17
2974 Jan:
39
Nov 21
74
Jan 21
67
Jan 30
70% Sep 19
76
Oct
2
N Y
32% Nov 10
11%
12
1374
13%
137b
874
87s
8%
8%
1,200
874
1674
.
.
-■
"7
i
'.
/. v.
1,200
6,900
50C
16
1575,
16
1674
1
Brake
1274
1274
1274
1274
127b
1274
1,10C
367b
37
1,200
3674
80
*80
187b
197b
1874
*83
847b
*83
10474
1027b
105
4674
247b
4574
2474
(
3674
3774
80
45
t
3674
197b
11,300
1974
19
847b
*83
10374
45%
50
81
*80
81
103
847b
1,600
-i 3,500
104
-
4474
457a
2474
247a
247b
2474
No par
26
- *
2674
2674
2774
2674
31
-
3174
3074
3174
31
*11774
V
■
.
■
-
■
,1,400
1
,
61,000
v
32
1217b
1.
2874
IB
New York Central
24
41% Jan 14
54% Jan
4
14% Jan
18% Oct 11
Air
York
1174
1374
1,100
16
Jersey Pr Ac Lt Co 4%
New
2
1174
2,700
11,400
1
Newmont
13% Mar
1174
'
3,300
.
...
1774
1374
1174
/
'
■
Electric System
1 '
pfd_100
Mining Corp
10
Newport News Ship Ac Dry Dock
1
13
a
1537b
*129%
220
177a
New
1774 Jan
Apr
131
New England
93
11
13
15274
131
4,300
757b
19
Mar 11
Dec
Dec
152
131
20
112
1774
13
103
18
98
1537 b
95
111%
37
May 29
Dec
4,300
*93 7b
131
—
36% July 25
2974 Jan 10
13% Dec 30
58%
Chicago & St Louis Co
13,600
New York Dock—
Dec
190
11
Apr 18
135
Nov
18
Jan
270
Dec
10
16
$5
non-cum
N Y
1217b
No par
preferred—
50
*251
—No par
9
260
285
10
& Harlem RR Co
,
120
*11774
260
*255
10
120
280
10
N Y New Haven & Hartford Co—
4% Dec 24
14-
Dec
31
Common
Preferred 5%
•
18
19
19
19 5 a
3074
31
3174
63
31% Mar
1
1
69
July 29
81
72
Nov
66% Apr 11
13
Oct 27
90
68% Aug 20
108
78
18 % Dec
29
31
Oct 22
5174. Dec 11
.2074 Aug 14
,20% Oct
4
25%
Jan 28
Dec
9
Sep
85
2
5
80Sep 25
103Aug 15
94
Sep 17
.
Mar 18
$3.75
55
5474
55
3774
3774
3774
100
100
100
100
100
100
69
6774
7374
687b
747b
3.40%
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.10% preferred
5.25% preferred
4.85% preferred
3.60%
3.90%
6
105% May 16
July 18
18% Jan
2
31% Jan
3
6174 Dec
'2
5374 Apr
7
92
19
2674 Nov 17
Nov
24% Jan
9
21% Sep
5
23% Apr
3
2574 Feb 20
45% Dec
19
14% Dec 24
2474 July 17
€5% Dec 27
79
196
Sep 27
10074 Nov 12
;
32% Nov 19
107
110
4
Mar~i
Deo
16
49% May 31
2B
Adjustment preferred
North
American
1
Aviation™
15%Jani'2
277b Nov 17
63% Apr; 11
72% Nov
19
32% Dec
24
Northern
109% Jun
13
5%%
102
Oct!
9
23
106% Aug
5
32% Jan 12
113% May 26
5974 Nov
5
Natural
Gas
preferred
5.80%
Northern
74
7474
———
*79
81
77%
83
*82%
10474
10374
103
*96
9674
9674
Nor
4
87
■
-
2674
2674
2614
577a
8774
57%
867b
87
23%
23
23
417b
4374
*23
4274
43%
23%
4574
43%
2374
23%
*69 7b
30%
3174
31%
♦1047b
1057 b
*1047b
1057b
*1047b
1057b
1077 b
1077 b
•10774
4874
4974
4874
10774
108
49%
4874
49
•
*48
70% Sep 25
83% Jan
23
737b
81
94
13
$3.60 preferred series
$4.10 preferred series,
84
84%
*84
$4.08 preferred series.
$4.11 preferred series
82%
827 b
*82%
Mar 29
Feb
7774 Nor 14
'79% Oct
1
1
907b Feb 18
Aug 29
Jun
79% Sep 25
8074 Oct! 1
94% Jun
92
July 16
19
Feb
8
84
Dec
15
93% Mar
7
1574 Oct 22
28% Feb
4
22% Apr
7
37% Dec
17
9% Oct 22
177b Jan
4
10% Jan
2
2874 Dec
1
92
issued
17b Dec;
9
3074 Dec. 17
25% Aug 26
38
July lV
For footnotes-see page
24.
31
Feb
6
2% Dec
Airlines
10
convertlbfe pfd" (wl)
•
21%
21%
X2174
3Q0,
7374
747
x73 74
85
x82%
-
-
•
7,600
-
Y
800
11,880
*8274
85
*82%
85
*8274
5,100
8274
84
85
160
■6C
•
85
*8474
857 b
*83 %
857
3574
3374
34
33%
277s
27
2774
2674
277a
31
52%
TOO
■
34%
26%
25
■.
7374
a
3374
1.25
■
■,
2174
747 b
85
rl%
5 74 %
200
35,100
„
487a
*83 7b
Inc
Norwich Pharmacal Co^——
71
2274
21%
*84 7b
17
3174 Dec 18
57% Dec
_5
$4.16 preferred series,
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Northwest
12,100
1087b
4874
•697b
Feb 14
92
8
600
"v
..
3274
too
i'
70%
3174
■
2374
71
82
90
Oct
-
2374
Common
7774 Nov 13
310
2,500
577a
867 b
48% Dec
78
,
290
2674
*57%
-■
23%
♦23
♦4874
;
300
9674
8774
5774
Northern States pwr Co (Minn)—
66
96%
9674
150
1047b
5874
26
2574
22% Nov 11
When
10474
*103
j
*
1674 Jan
11
J
•
83
307 b
—5
Pacific Ry_
540
787b
83
*69 7 b
100
preferred—
300
74%
78 7b
83 74
•23
1
Co—
160
8,100
69
74%
17% Jun 11
7
*67 7b
787b
4874 Dec 11
13% Oct 22
3774
-10
_
-
2,300
787b
377b
8274
...
4,700
*
,
5574
5Q
Northeast Capital Corp—;
Northern Central Ry Co—,
2674 Aprj
__
Jan
.
Niagara Share Cprp
5
Nopco Chemical Co_:
—2
Norfolk Ac Western Ry common—25
18
39% Jan
•
-i
-
9.80C
3174
787b
79
687b-
July 8
80% July 25
88% Apr 23
93% Jan 24
39% May 17
70% Jan
3
*78
787b
'
-
37%'
76
Feb
77
-100
preferred
,
547 b
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com—No par
Nov 18
108
No par
Common
•
-
,207b,.
19
3074
547b
1
4,200
107b
974
974
30
100
series A_—
New York Shipbuilding Corp
8
974
N Y State Electric Gas Corp—
Apr
;■
4,800
5874
94
1127 b
15274
Newberry Co (J J) common—No par
374% preferred
100
96
5074 Oct
2374
5874
747b
7
108% Oct
94
1117 b
11274
Nehi Corp
Neisner Bros Inc
20
14
36% Apr 30
587b
f
94
x237b
237b
177b
38% Nov 19
74% Oct 23
Feb 26
597b
5874
*93
6,900
2,700
100
367 b
Natomas Co
18
1674 Nov 24
3
237b
2374
227b
100
12,900
77
i
National Vulcanised
10% Jan
9974
%■;
17%
National Theatres
4
4
100
11174
National Tea Co
7
14% Feb
2974
9974
HOLIDAY
DAY
7574
National U
23
2974
4,100
EXTRA
CHRISTMAS
2974
l
10
14 % Oct
Dec
48
2974
99%
16%
11% Dec
10'
2974
4674
2874
12% Oct 22
8% Dec
29
4774
297b
28%
2
3
2974
467b
30
2874
3
2
297b
477 a
28
2
474 Jan
2974
2874
974 Jan
13% Jan
287b
47 v
660
6,400
16,300
2774
Steel
&
774 Jan
5
807b
Cast-No par
Malleable
774 Jan
Jan 11
78
>
16%
9% Sep 16
May 17
8
807b
CLOSED
Natl
10
16% Feb
7874
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
177b
National Shares Corp
Nov 20
8174
4,400
EXt. xLiNGE
17
14% Jan 11
4% Dec 23
1374
1774
National Steel Corp
National Sugar Ref
13
13
17%
11
17
13%
;
1
8% Oct 23
Deo
155
100
100
6% Dec 30
"7
13
STOCK
Corp
17
4074 Sep
154
1374
80%
10
preferred A
preferred B
19
7174 Dec
2
1547b
13
STOCK
National Linen Service
Sep
20
30% Jan 13
Nov 29
1574
257a
7774 Dec
42% Jan
37% Mar 11
36% Jan
15
25 74
17
1874 Sep 10
30% Sep 25
2174 May 12
15
Jan
6
49% Dec 17
3,80C
3,700 r:
16
1574
2574
National Gypsum Co common
1
$4.50 preferred
No par
National Lead Co common—
ft
8
May
10
Jun 19
July •
165
1437b Aug 20
124% Aug 23
100
84% Apr 17
148
Oct
3
131
6,500
227b
15%
National Fuel
11
5974 Dec
Jan
97
35% Oct 22
S4
Dec
24
17% Jan
22%
22
2174
50C
preferred™.
100
Corp
10
National Cash Register
ft
National City Lines Inc
1
National Dairy Products
ft
Natl Distillers Ac Chem Corp com
8
4%* pfd series of 1951
100
19
10174 Apr
S
19% Jan 2ft
600
14
52
22
2174
National Chin
21
77% Oct 22
14
517b
25%
Inc
7%
20
19
3074 Dec 11
49% Nov
1474
517 b
ft
Fibres
National Aviation Corp
National Biscuit Co common
8674 Dec
17
3
1
1374
52
-1
National Automotive
19
8
16% NOV 20
a
37% Jan
9% Nov 14
0
2274 Dec 24
a
41% Jan
ft
Deo 30
a
—1
■'137b
5174
1374
52
•
Corp
National Acme Co
97b Jan
4274 Deo
142% Aug 19
15
2374 Mar
3874 Jan 14
20% Oct 22
35
4 I
80% Jan
30
Jan
18% Jan
10% Dec 31
40% Dec 30
a
-7\' z~z
19.200
13.80C
■%
24,400
2
3074
31
20%
31
31
517b
53 74
507b
53
527b
5,00C
-
.
BOO
Volume 188- Number 5807
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2757)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1957
Lowest
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
EXCHANGE
Far
Dec
Tuesday
22
Wednesday
Dec. 23
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Dec. 23
T
Dec. 24
Dec. 26
Shares
o
42% Oct 22
83% Oct
52% May
9
101% Mar 18
24
76% Jun 27
89
85% Nov 12
Sep
16
78% Sep
19
94% Nov
17
103
Jan
89
31
102
44% Jan
4
Sep~26
18
Jan
3
97
Jan
15
Oct
28% Jan 13
26% Dec 22
17% Jan
89
6
7
Dec
64
19
Dec
61% July 11
80
13% Jan
Oct
24
27% Dec
37% Dec
5
31%
7
7% Jan
11
4nr
2
30
90% May 31
66
38% Oct
22
49%Jun
19
18 y4 Oct
21
37% Jun
11
40% Jan 13
20% Jan
7
73
Apr
2
13% Dec
89
Nov
6
Jan
3
82% Mar
30
16% July 15
12
35 % Nov
18
68
37% Feb
50% Oct
21
66% July 25
Jan
3
69
4
July 15
86
Nov
13
2
12
43
Mar 13
18
96
Jan
7
Oct
21
8% Dec
23
10
15
16% Jan
Nov 19
22
27
Jan
2
26% Jan
B
2
1
2
2
May 22
17
33% Jan
21
43% Oct 22
43% Apr
51% Jun
Jan
2
13
47% Jan
2
33% Sep 25
19% Nov 19
40% Dec
13
40% Jan
2
33% Jan
9
8
112% Oct
22
132
119% Oct
23
137% Mar 12
Jun
7
40
20% Feb 21
117% Jan
2
412 Dec
4
Oct
22
12% Oct
22
7% Apr
19'/a Jan
30
Dec 17
84% July 23
28
Oct
56% Jan
22
4
16
95
May 17
36% Jun 11
22
4
20% Jan
2
2% Oct
21
22% May
1
4% Jan 24
7% Dec
27
12% Jan
17% Dec
27
31
3
Apr
9
Oliver Corp common
4%% convertible preferred?
Otla Elevator
15
Dec
17
35
Dec
18
118
Dec
15%
2
11
99% July 29
Chemical
18
*88%
91
26%
27%
27
27%
27%
41%
41%
41%
27'A
41%
B
1
100
6.25
30c
114%
113%
15%
*15'A
63 %
64 %
62%
6.25
88'%
89
86%
98%
99
98%
98
15
31%
31 Tii
31'A
32
*92%
93%
*92 %
preferred
25
18
Pacific
Finance Corp
Gas & Electric__
22
Pacific
Lighting Corp
39 % Oct
27
59%
61
No par
53
7,400
53%
52%
53
527a
53%
No par
*34
37
3,700
Telen & Teleg common..100
145
146
136
136
Pacific
17
7
23% Nov 12
Rights
5
preferred
100
Pacific
Tin Consolidated Corp
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
1
1
Jan
2
62% Dec
Jan
3
98
2
47% Nov
5
Paramount Pictures
2
45 % Dec
8
Parke
July 17
27% Dec
Dec
19
8
15
Apr
Common
4%
No par
Davis
&
23
29
Parmelee
31
Patlno Mines & Enterprises
Jun
48% Nov 12
20
Peabody Coal Co
6%
conv
Penlck
&
Ford
19
4%%
4.40%
series preferred
19% Dec
24
Pennsylvania
43
12
Feb
18
7
37
Jan
Nov
3
51% Dec
8
12% Mar 11
69% Sep
23
19% Jan
27
90
fan
2
10
23%
*23%
23%
45%
45%
46
45%
47
900
36%
7%
36%
36%
36%
37
6,000
7%
7'/a
7%
36%
7%
5
Dec
4
•8
Jan
14
102
14% Jan
3
18
42% Feb
12
3
May
Tii Dec
9
8
Jan
2
5
Apr
10
49% Jan
13
111
Dec
9
100% Jun
17
92
Jan
7
S7
Jan
22
37% Jan
2
20% Sep
11
96% Oct
7
Aug 26
104% Feb
19
92
Nov
24
Nov
102
106
7
Jan
8
Sep
8
107
31% Apr
18% Apr
22
27% Jan
2
72
15
12% Jan
2
May
5
May 13
Nov
14
26% Dec
1
3
71% Nov
24
2
61% Dec
5
63% Dec 23
38% Oct 21
68% Jan
16
46
Dec
12
43
Jan
68
82
Feb
12
74% Jan
2
89
Mar 18
86
Mar 12
94% Jan
39% Jun
88
Nov
79% Feb
21
26
94
May
21% Apr
Jan
29
49% Dec
8
2
12 % 8ep
24
96% May
7
97
42% Jan
3
Apr
74% Dec
23
88% Nov 25
100% Jun
20
7% Jau
44% Jan
4
78
36% Feb 27
90% Jan
11% Oct 21
44
19
13 % Jan
_
23
14
Jan
2
Oct
21
70% July 12
•2% Feb
15% Oct
26
22
27% Mar 20
14
24% Nov 20
100
Nov
13
128
Nov
10
135
Jun
4
6
128
Apr
17
140
Jan
22
15% Jan
2
28% Oct
13
10
67% Feb
8
6 % Dec
23
14
Dec
85% Jan
8% July 19
30
37% Jan
4
6
25
81
Aug 11
Jun
12
7% Feb
4
14% Jan
2
24 % Oct
14
60
Dec
24
80% Feb
67
Dec
23
85
19
Dec
11
115
Dec
3
135
44% Oct 22
68% Oct 21
84
Jun
18
19% Jan
10
117
7734 Dec
18
Jun
20
69
Jan
10
21% Dec
113% Dec
16
2
19% Jan
31
14
Feb
Jan
7
23
29% July 25
12
Mar 29
22% Dec 19
38
Jun
7
30
63% Dec
11
Nov
14
15% Dec 30
19% Jun
32% July 22
62
88% Dec
24
21%
99%
99%
150
867b
220
100
96
96 %
96
96
*96'A
130
100
*103
97%
104
15
64%
65%
64%
65%
3,700
24%
24%
24
24%
14,200
100
0
29% Jan
2
4
26% Jan
7
Feb
81
Nov 12
92
Mar 13
Feb
81% Oct 23
95
Feb
33% Oct
22
40
65
Oct
11
20% Sep
19% Sep
4
27
May
1
82
Oct
29
83% Nov
5
23% Oct
For
21
4
3
70% Nov 26
Sep
20% Nov
105
18
12
39
Dec
Nov
100
*77
*107a
11%
97%
*95 'A
97%
—
$5
convertible
2
60
39% Sep 13
138% Dec 30
29% Jan
7
footnotes
see
page
24.
43% Jan
29
Feb
17% Feb
131
23
Oct
25
11
28
July 28
Dec
91
92%
1,400
20%
207b
3,300
preferred—-No par
*90%
92%
92
92
93%
93%
No par
1
92
92%
*90
•
*92
94
14 Vs
15
147 b
*130%
336
'130'A
136
*130%
*133
23%
135
23%
23%
3,600
75 %
73
73%
73
74
7'/a
9,100
5,300
22%
8,600
134
134
67b
23%
23%
22%
22%
100
70%
72
70
70Tb
*70
71%
100
*75
20%
76
20%
76
76
*76
77
20
20%
common
preferred class A
1st series prior
pfd
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
Plttston Co (The) common
$3.50
convertible
preferred
l
*123% 127
74%
74%
6 Tb
123%
67 b
7
22%
207b
125
127
73%
108%
36
36
35
357b
34%
27
27%
27%
27'A
27%
95
99'A
95'A
98 lb
97
23%
23%
22%
23'A
23%
24
100
iO
2
preferred
preferred
100
1,300
28
4,100
17,900
2,900
89
89%
89 y8
89%
770
27%
27%
89.
27%
89%
27%
27%
2,900
74
74%
73Tb
74
73%
73%
48%
3,400
9,300
48%
49%
48%
48%
37%
28%
38%
28%
37%
38
37%,
38%
28%
28%
287a
29%
*83
85 %
100
Public Serv Co of Indiana
87%
*101 %
No par
100
84
85'A
87%
102
*83
85%
89
101'A
•83
84
'
85%
43%
43%
43%
71
71
71
13%
127b
preferred
No par
Fuget Sound Power As Light Co
10
82%
31%
82%
83
83
24
33%
57
41%
32'%
57%
41%
32%
Pullman
57 %
57%
41 TB
41%
43
•4.75
No par
8
Quaker Oats Co (The) common
8
6%
preferred
100
Quaker State OH Refining Corp
10
'
•20%
21%
*112'A
84%
~80
210
170
<43'A
6,200
72%
110
22%
21%
112
13%
83
33%
.
200
190
13'A
83
"
9,600
4,900
84
102
*22 •'«"
22%
112
.
90
84%'
•71
13%
com
112
,
*101'A
43%
71
49
90
89
102
13%
4.80% preferred
Publlcker Industries Inc
(The)
35%
101%
26%
100
preferred
Inc
520
109
10
sink fund preference
Oil
4,900
109
K)—
Potomac Electric Power Co
Pure
20
757 b
108%
108
75
l
(H
2,100
125
73%
74'A
108%
80
200
21%
5
Polaroid Corp
5%%
100
7
2.50
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
Poor Be Co
Porter Co Inc
100
73%
_8
23
"lO
24
*20%
19
130
136
23%
*22
July 24
1,000
'133%
21%
Nov
100
15'A
24%
22%
146% Apr
60
94
15
15
111%
8
2,500
92
21%
111%
19
21%
20%
*22%
15
4,000
92
92
25
11
72
20%
25
Nov
28%
21
100
42% Dec
52
22
93%
preferred
preferred
83
*21%
1
4.16%
33% Dec
22'A
22
70'A
10
4.32%
7
*90
74%
Pittsburgh Steel Co
18
8
92
71
10
10
26% Jan
*90
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
24% Jan
67 % Jan
92
70%
20%
preferred
15% Dec
97%.
*90
90
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com.100
7%- guaranteed preferred
100
Pitts Metallurgical Inc
1.25
3%%
2
*95%
69
2,600
20%
2
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
10% Mar 13
5% Jan
*95 %
46%
10
common
84.80 preferred (conv)
5.05%
May 15
100
23,500
47%
11
4.30%
23
79
48
46%
107 b
4.18%
Dec
7,400
85
*77
77%
140
61
47%
13
23% Jun
69%
60%
*79
11%
Apr 23
112
77%
*68
85
10%
Apr
15
68'/a
60%
46 Tb
98
19
79
68%
60%
*79
5
107% Apr 22
44% Dec
70%
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp com—
1
5%
preferred
100
Plllsbury Co common
25
$4 preferred
No par
Piper Aircraft Corp
l
•5
Oct
72
18
14
10% May 2
•8
Feb It
Aug
8
30% May 22
66 % Apr 24
48% Jun
7
1
2
4
23% Feb
22
22
12
Jan
~9%
42% Dec 31
29% Nov 14
33% Jan
29
37
24% Feb
~4% Oct~22
123% Aug 13
Oct
Sep
9
79% Mar 19
26
86
100
Oct
85
Public Service Co of Colorado
10
Public 8erv Elec <fe Gas com
No par
$1.40 dlv preference com
No par
4.08% preferred
100
42% Jan
4
29
20
61'A
*79
5
50
May 20
82% Feb
Iter
*68%
C0%
100
Philip Morris Inc common-..
4%
preferred
3.90% series preferred
Phillips Petroleum
Procter & Gamble
92
100
65%
24%
78% Nov 20
28
24
300
64'A
27% Dec
11
*103
103
2,400
24%
10
Sep
102%
50
13,400
1
31
23
104
98
3
Corp common
3%% preferred series A
55
77
64
Dec 12
21%
101
102%
Phlla & Reading Corp
22% Jan
24% Jun
28% Jun
90
*95
Phllco
31
Jan
~30
1,800
7,300
9,600
.
21%
31
Dec
4
8 6'A
23% Dec
48
EXTRA
HOLIDAY
87
67
44% Jun 21
37% Oct 22
3%
-
DAY
18%
41
f?B
2
100%
4
CHRISTMAS
100
101
k17% July 7
113% Aug 27
27% Oct
102%
18'A
21
B%%
2
100%
3 Tb
41
*98%
18%
87
1%
16% Jan
1
4
*40
41
100
101
10
14
3%
18%
86%
23
14
100.
86'A
Oct
39% Nov
*40
98%
*21
100%
Oct
32% Nov
41%
18%
10
400
100
preferred
preferred
4.30% preferred
4.68% preferred
72
109% Nov 20
80'A
No par
100
81 conv preference com
80
S
80'A
3,900
19,000
4.40%
2
21% Mar 20
81
CLOSED
3.80%
2
43% Jan
81
STOCK
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
59%
Jan
T"1v «*
80%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
62
48
68% Jun
24% Sep 29
8C%
497b
47%
25
21
26%
49%
47%
99 %
Feb
26'A
*61
47%
93% Jun
Jun
26%
47%
7
81% Jun
61
26%
18%
100
common
6
150
50%
61
47%
Co
82% Jau
30
49%
No par
Electric
84% Jan
25
50
26%
59
98% May 15
20% May 16
Oct
1,100
*95
82% Dec 24
Jun
105,300
100
Pitts Coke & Chem Co
14% Dec
70
19%
43%
62%
98%
common
95'A
18
*42%
26%
*61
5
Pitney-Bowes Inc
64
13'A
43
95
13
134
16%
42%
61
17
14% May 13
17%
42 %
280
102%
22% Oct
150
94%
16%
42'A
100
1,000
95
2
11
*94
60
16% Jan
Nov
99
100
.98
Mar 26
14% Dec 30
99
99
94
1,500
61 %
93
139
56%
1
(conv)
82% Dec 31
July 29
HYtAug 8
60
56%
60%
16
6
60
56%
56%
12.50
Jun
93% Feb
61
94
49%
1,000
2,800
*59%
99
25
Tb
21
82
99
100
33 %c
44,800
108%
80%
100
2nd preferred
24
107 % May
21%
106%
81
94
No par
(Chas) & Co Inc
4%
Phlla
Aug 27
22
109%
100
7%
80%
56%
*40
24
81
61
21%
109
55'%
issued
Dec
6
57% Jan
Pfizer
82%
5
preferred
48
12
100
When
4%%
22
112%
100
Phelps-Dodge Corp
Feb
*59
Petroleum Corp of America
Pfelffer Brewing Co
64% Nov 20
105% Apr
94% Feb
82
100
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
41 % Dec
41
98% Mar 28
20% Jun
21%
110%
1
Pet Milk Co common
27
4,400
45
No par
com
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
18
20
7,100
10
83% Nov
25
4,600
13%
10
Pepsi-Cola Co
Oct
700
2%
13%
40
RR
18
2% Dec
50%
2%
13%
Fenna Glass 8and Corp
Dec
13% Dec
27%
48%
2%
13'%
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
11 Va
28% Jan
27
49%
2%
*48
,
23%
par
Corp
&
27%
5,100
64,500
13%
1
Power
37%
39 %
23%
1
Fran
10
46
3.9%.
13 %
3.50
Chemicals
6,600
92
45%
*23 %
Fann-Dbtle Cement Corp
a5
113
*90
5
4pr
jan
2%
91 %
25
common
prior preferred
♦01%
63% Jan
60
25%
104% Jun
22
59%
49
94% Sep 18
92% Sep 30
Oct
59%
25%
No par
1
Light
preferred
7
4,700
35,000
48
2%
.2.50
Transportation
2
67% Nov 22
35% Nov 13
4%
23%
25
Parker Rust Proof Co
Oct
3% Jail
57
14
13
4%
22%
38
Oct
Nov
47b
22%
39
56% Dec
22
190
4%
38%
65
22
34,000
22%
No par
Co
I
Oct
1,760
57b
136%
23
45%
13
11
4%
xl36
59%
Jan
21% Oct
137
45'%
49
18
*135%
146
5tV
Iti
1,000
37
144%
R 1 1
59%
91%
41% Jan
84
0
45%
45% Jan
67
A
93
Pannsalt
1
145%
5
45%
9
23
144%
Tb
59
*91%
5
14
-34
1
Corp
Dec
Nov 11
37
100
preferred
84% Dec
76% Nov 14
4%
22
*34
Panhandle East Pipe Line—
37
90
30% Jan
2
82
22
59%
17
5% Nov
*21
58%
Dec
6%
22
62
Pacific Mills
Apr 21
*21
22%
58%
Dec
150
*21
60%
7
19% Aug
10
58%
13% Jan
40% May 21
600
4.800
93
62
12%
10
3,200
99'A
93
59
49% May 18
21
93%
61%
70% July 12
64% July 19
23
88'/2
32%
5330
85 % Mar 13
37% Dec
%
99%
x32
10
27
85% Sep
87
%
_25
30
Jun
34% Oct
88%
Pacific
3
Inc
common
Dec
64
75
5% Aug
7
65% July 15
97
Feb 25
63% Jan
2
190
3,500
64% Nov
6%
Amer Fisheries
48% Nov 20
„
HOLIDAY
62%
No par
53% Dec
8
7
DAY
15%
62 %
13,800
600
25% Jan
02
*15%
63%
EXTRA
1,200
Nov 20
25
114%
15%
240
3.000
CHRISTMAS
2,200
11
45% Feb
*113
113%
-
100
common
Penn-Texas Corp common
11.60 convertible preferred
Penney (J C) Co
No
24
34%
10%
8% Aug 25
23% Oct 17
49% Apr
33%
12'/a
16
Apr 20
24% May 9
80% Aug
2
34
20 Tb
11
85
33%
17,900
70%
10%
39% Nov
11
69%
%
12
2
21
70%
55,800
CLOSED
20%
3
16% Oct
70
STOCK
EXCHANGE
10%'
10
35% Dec 23
69%
34
STOCK
11%
3 % Jan
321/4 Dec
69%
33
.
21
15% Nov
7
92
10 'A
25
25
14%
92
11%
30% Jan
Feb
14%
21
23% Jan
35
14%
92 %
10%
a
22% Jan
14%
92
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
14%
92
*15%
preferred
43%
14%
92
12
9
19
42
100
♦,500
21%
13% Jan
Dec
6,200
*17 %
91%
10%
40% Jau
28%
28'A
18
*89%
nij
6
25
28%
*17%
91'%
20%
2
Jan
28%
17%
1
19% Jan
101
27%
28
17%
10
5
10
86% Nov
6
11% Dec 80
7,500
8
6
9
40%
Cement & Aggregates Inc
9
29
39%
Coast Co
2% Jan.
7% Jan
Jan
40
Pacific
15% Jan
106
39%
Pacific
2
28
40%
Pacific
30% Dec 31
90% Oct
40
39%
3
30
39% Oct 22
91%
99
18
21% Dec
22
30
91%
*97%
14% July 30
22% Nov 20
Oct
46% Dec
91%
113%
15
Oct
91%
1
5
14
92%
1
96'% May
350
99
No par
Paper Co
preferred
220
80'A
99
Overland Corp (The)
4%
2,200
91%
99
Owens Corning Fiberglas Corp
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com
Oxford
58 Tb
79'A
27%
Corp
Outboard Marine Corp
Outlet Co
6
58%
*90%
"89%
1
38% Aug
2"% Dec
21
Gas
15
94% Dec
6
3
5
15% Dec
74
88%
20
Olln
143
12% Jan
preferred
Oklahoma Natural
Mathleson
92
80
■;
100
7.5o
1.24%
24
10
Feb
No par
43% Dec
Sep 30
33
18% Oct~22
14% Dec 30
24% Jun
130
29% Dec
4
7% Jan
18% Jan
3
May 27
58%
90%
81
*97%
Okla Gas & Elec Co common
4%
preferred
98
58%
91
*91%
28% Dec
18% Jun
18
58%
81
Ohio Oil Co
16
31
58
91
preferred
preferred
preferred.
4.44% preferred.
4.56%
43% Aug 11
r^c
9% Jan
10
4.40%
common
3.90%
17
89 % Dec
85% Oct
31
17% Jan
Nov 18
17
Jan
Jun
66% Dec
25 % Jan
Nov
10
92% May 16
7
93% Oct
Nov
35
103
24
Jan
24
104
Ohio Edison Co
May 16
81% July 24
16%
60% Nov 20
1
99% Mar 25
30
90
14
29
Jan
103% Mar
85% Nov 13
28% Dec
80% Jan
33%
57 %
58
41%
42%
8,300
200
.
13,900
2,600
13,900
2,100
48%
49%
48%
48%
487b
131%
131%
131 y2
131%
131%
131%
150
25%
25%
257b
2,800
25
25%
25
49
21
ri'M
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
22
.
.
.
Monday, December 29, 1958
a,1
(2758)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW
STOCKS
Previou»
Range for
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Loweit
Sales for
Friday
Dec.
Dec. 21
the Week
Dec. 26
Thursday
Wednesday
Dec. 23
Dec. ',1'Z
SALE PRICES
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
Shares
R
May 13
78
Jan
24
17
21% Aug
6
16% Apr
10
23% Dec
8
7
11
45 % Apr
8
60% Oct
21
23% Dec
17
22
Oct
24
Mar 22
48% Feb
11
59 % Jun
14
23
34% Jan
69
16% Mar 18
23% Aug 13
Dec
17
11
J0y2 Nov 18
34% Jan
4
10
25'A Jan
20
31% July 25
34% Jan
10
30% Dec
24
24
17'A May 28
6
Jan
2
25% Aug
8
14'A Oct
27
Reeves Bros Inc
10
58% Dec
19
Reichhold
22 Yi Dec
Jan
39
25% Jun
Jan
2
16% Dec 30
31% Jan
31
12% Jan
12
8
36
20
Dec
26
6% Dec
69
19 % July 14
31% Jun
3]/s Jan
28
3 Ye Dec
31
6% Feb
15% July
10% Dec
10
10
20% Dec
62
Dec
13
Oct
8% Nov
2
7
12% May
8
45
July 31
31
Jan
30
Mar 29
10% Dec
22
10
62
reu
10
32% Jan
50% Oct
13
24
4
77/s Oct
22
10% Jan
22% Dec
30
65% May 16
39'A Nov
12
14
Revere
54% Dep
19
Revlon
33% Dec
10
9
32 % Jan
77% Dec
46% Mar 29
41% Jan
47% Dec
12
66% Dec
5
63% Jan
90% Sep
29
100
Sep
73 % Sep
19
83% Feb
24
82% Jan
22
78 y2 Jan
87% May 22
10
Dec
23
21% Jan
18
10 y2 Jan
20% Dec
3% Apr
Oct
3
1% Jan
Preferred 3.60%
14
1% Oct
21
30
80
Aug
4
1
Feb
28
109% Dec
1
18% Dec
23
33% Jan
4
19 y2 Jan
2
38% Nov
13
Riegel
19% Jan
2
27% May
6
22% Jan
7% Apr
a
Roan Antelope Copper
2
36% July 19
22% Jan
28
34% Dec
10
2
39% Dec
24
Rockwell-Standard
505
Dec
Jan
Rohm
18
96
28
& Haas Co
8
J12
Apr
Nov
4
96
May 29
90
Jan
2
6
23% Dec
24
25 % Dec
20% Dec
31
32
July 24
2
17% Apr
30
32% Dec
18
Rome
7% Apr 17
12 % Jan
2
12 % Nov
20
Ronson
20% Dec
2
423% May
13% Jan
8% Dec 23
Jun 21
22% Aug 22
11
37% Dec
37% Jan
40% May 16
NOV 25
17% Dec 30
Feb 26
15% Jan
24
5
11
Jan
CLOSED
16%
45%
Cable
7
40% Nov
20
Ruberoid
11% Dec
18
3%
*54
8%
9 %
9
!J
9
13%
13%
72%
74%
72%
38%
9.90U
4
300
26.80J
74 %
38%
38%
33%
38 %
53%
51%
52%
51%
52%
32%
31
31%
30%
31 %
72%
75%
73%
74%
73%
4.800
38%
52
31%
76
47 %
47
46%
86
>100
81
81
20%
19%
20%
2
86%
"81
19 %
17,300
600
7.900
86%
88
117
88%
117
9.000
10,900
47%
47%
47%
*100
82%
85%
'100
117
*81 %
100
82
19%
20
42,300
26,100
2 %
2%
2%
2%
97
99%
96 %
98
97
34%.
35%
34%
34%
35
35
43
43
43
42%
42%
4%
4%
2%
*42%
32 s,,
—5
28%
28%
20
499 %
504%
100
*91%
6,600
100 '«
1,500
200
4,400
8.000
33%
32 %
33
200
37
34%
*34%
39%
39%
39%
28%
29
a
28
28%
.
"H
4%
4%
4%
39%
492
%«
489
94
5,100
640
494
*91
497
*91
2,200
94
'
94
23%
24
23 %
32%
31
10%
10%
30 %
10%
.
31%
10%
%
19%
19 %
19
46%
19%
19%
*46%
47%
46
23%
23%
x23
23%
23'A
39
38%
38%
38%
900
38%
10 %
5
3.400
23%
33%
10%
10%
10%
10%
11
-
1
4,600
46 % -47%
19%
1
20 G
1
4,100
23%
10%
31%
10%
23 %
23%
31
1
—5
1
;—
50
9.4u<>
14
*13%
75%
34'
Corp
100
26%
37%
new
60o
55 '/a
26
39%
(The)
Co
55 %
33
Corp
600
EXTRA
HOLIDAY
6,700
26%
32%
common.
3,700
11,600
16%
%
17
DAY
25%
39%
Ruppert (Jacob)
Royal McBee
91
2,700
44%
"54
26%
16 y2
*34%
Roper (Geo D) Corp
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
2
16%
43%
*16
55 %
26
4%
..
14
16%
55%
Mines
Corp
Corp
*16%
44%
CHRISTMAS
6 %
43 %
preferred
25
Corp—No par
Aircraft Corp
Rohr
8
6%
*6 %
16%
16%
%
1
5s
preferred series A
4%
53% Nov 20
8
25'A Oct
13
16
Apr
J0% Jan
35
28
7% Oct
10
60% Jun
19
CLOSED
Rochester Gas & Elec
1
30% Oct
2
22% Jan
31% July 24
24
21
58
Controls com—1
convertible
5%%
July 18
28% Jan
5
54
—5
Robertshaw-Fulton
1
33% Dec
55
*6 %
.
10
100
„
Ritter Company.
44%" July 17
54
6%
10
16
23
55%
No par
13
23
EXCHANGE
13%
Corp
5% Oct
21
EXCHANGE
74%
Corp
44% Dec
Oct
STOCK
11%
13%
Oil
2
Dec
19%
11%
6
Paper
Richfield
2
20 Yb Dec
29% Mar
series
Jan
4
19'A
11%
1
Manufacturing Co
Rhodesian Selection Trust
86 y2 Dec
55
19%
5
Rheem
22
300
30%
19%
•:
Common
5
6
72% Jun
300
34
30%
11
2.50
Reynolds Metals Co common
1
4%% preferred series A
50
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco class B—10
17
11.400
23%
22%
*33%
10
Inc —Ji——
Rexall Drug Co
37.800
11%
16%
38% Nov
8Va Jan
15,100
■
20
5
Corp
Copper & Br^ss.,—
'
STOCK
44
25% Jan
11
9% Dec
•'
53%
22 % May 12
May
■
11%
10
10
5
Mfg Co common
.'
19 %
July 19
40
Oct
30'A
*29%
July 11
39
81%
34
30
Republic Steel
18
22% Dec
23%
34
30
19
18
>85
22 %
34
19
Mar 12
26% Aug 19
22%
34
14% Nov
Dec
4
66
22%
200
22%
61%
77% Dec
21 % Dec
28
21%
8
2
68% Jun
21%
63%
2
6
25
8 %
62 Ye July 22
21%
62 %
7
13 % Apr
59% Jan
27
56
21% '
64%
Jan
5
6
22
2
29% Jun
400
2,800
-
61%
9 % Jan
2
55 %
7i%
21%
37% Apr
16y2 Jan
10
56'AY
56
*56
Conv-preferred 3%% series—100
Republic Aviation Corp
1
Republic Pictures common
50c
$1 convertible preferred
10
Oct
21
Reliance
24
60% Juil
b
23
5
Reliance Elec & Ehg Co
27
22%
50
50
Reliable Stores Corp
May 20
22
Jan
54
i
4% Dec
9
15
*7 0%
22%
50
preference
$1.25 div prior
11
Oct
18
-i
43 %
71%
22%
(Robt) & Co—
Reis
13 % Dec
Chemicals
44%
71
22%
55%
No par
50c
1
Co
Reed Roller Bit
43%
71%
22%
1
Rayonier Inc
Raytheon Mfg Co
Reading Co common4 l1o noncum 1st preferred
4Yo noncum 2nd preferred
14% Jan 13
21'/a Feb 28
Dec
23,800
45'A
45%
71
1st
$3.50
75% May 12
30
Sep
44%
of America com—No par
preferred
No par
Ranco Inc
5
Raybestos-Manhattan
No par
Radio Corp
11
47% Dec
2
30'A Jan
40
64% Jun
27
.
104-.400
13,800
3.100
3,300
s
24% Jan
10
41% Dec
22
Mar 22
84% Dec
9
95'A Jun
10
176
July 17
Jan
24
233% Nov
19
22% Jan
2
2
35% Nov
17
31% Dec
1
July
2
137
Feb
14"
22
Dec
30
46% Mar
6
24
25'% Dec
2
24
78
21% Oct
161
26% Jan
11
Jan
9
74% Feb
5
53
-4pr
7
21% Oct
73
Oct
23% Oct 22
85
Oct 30
4B% Jan
3
28% Jan
2
46% Dec
17'A Oct
23'A Jan 29
10% Dec
10
50'A Dec
Feb
96
11
10'% Jan
6
2
97
St L San Fran Ry Co com
30
10'
25
2
-No par
21
28
San
*84%
86
*84%
10
31%
32
31%
31%
30%
31%
30%
30%
30%
30%
*30%
30%
STOCK
STOCK
19%
19%
19%
20'A
19%
20%
EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
CLOSED
CHRISTMAS
EXTRA
DAY
HOLIDAY
39% May
2
11
Sangamo Electric
24
17% July
1
13
10'A Apr
17
15% Dec
19 >'
Savage Arms Corp
23% Jun
18'% Feb
12
48% Oct
24
31'A Oct
21
37% Nov 27
32% Jan
29
Sep
25
36
Schenley Industries Inc
Schering Corp common—!—
5% convertible preferred-
Dec
30
22'% May 29
8% Aor
17
16'A Nov
21
Schick Inc
14
55% Feb
12
74% Nov
Hi
Scott Paper Co common
11
52
61% Dec
13
17
Dec
2
46
Feb 20
34
15
64'% Jun
4
Nov
Nov
36% Dec
71% Oct
21
86
Mar
7
75
Oct
3
86
Oct
22
102
Mar
7
92
Oct
2
99% Jan
85
2
10
33% Jan
2
19
May
7
83
May
f
71
Nov
20
Dec
23
36
Jan
4
21% Apr
7
15% Oct 23
18
Dec
13
17% Jan
10
16% Jan
24
8% Jan
19
24% Oct
22
29% Jan
7
25
8 Vis Oct
22
15% Jan
3
8% Oct
22
26% Jan
4
Dec
19%
8% Jan
22.
Servel
19
38
Oct
1
26% Feb
25
46% Dec
2
25% Apr
11
39% Nov
10% Sep
9
8% Jan
13
17
Feb
12
85% Oct
93
Nov 13
58
May 21
Shattuck
10
17% Feb 24
23% Oct
30
13% May 20
30
17 Ye Jan
25
20% Sep
21% Nov
New
14
21% Apr
9% Oct
22
10
12% Jun
19%
Dec" 17
33'A Dec
49
32%
Dec
Apr~H
49% Jan
30
89
17
25
49
28
Nov
68%
30
Dec
Jun
17
50% Nov 20
Simmons
70% Oct
Simmonds Saw
6
Feb
23%
74%
20
36%
36%
36%
37%
36%
37%
1
23%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
13%
14
14
14
13%
13%
5
43
43%
43
43%
42%
43
39
40
39%
40
39 %
39%
1
19%
19%
19 %
10%
10
Simplicity
Co
G)
36%
36%
36 %
36%
36%
13%
14
13%
14
14
14
80%
81 %
80%
82
81%
83%
20%
20%
20%
20%.,
20 %
21%
17
17%
17
17%
17
171.j
67
67
65
—1
19%
19%
19 %
19%
19
19%
63%
Pattern
1
Skelly
Co
Sinclair Oil Corp
65%
64%
64%
66%
64%
65%
63 %
64%
64
65%
10
Marchant Inc——5
45%
46%
45%
45%
45
46
21%
20%
21
Corp
14% Jan
2
25% Dec
17
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Smith Kline & French Labs
18% Jan
43
2
Nov 14
51% Feb
24%
Oct~2l
39%
30
Sep
44% Sep
10
20'A Jan
2
7
34% Dec 23
South Porto Rico Sugar common—5
32%
13
—25
*33%
34%
•'34%
59'A
60 %
59%
00
36%
37%
36%
37%
34%
34
24%
52% Apr 25
3
21% Dec
2
10% July
2
20% Jan
2
34% Dec 22
51% Jun
13
25% Dec
104%
32% Jan
15
6% Jan
25
24%
103%
25% Jan
110% Dec
44% Jan 13
JarTil
24%
25
May 9
42% Dec 23
10
15'%. Apr
35% Jan
23
20%
47% Jan 14
36% Sep 26
68% Jan
13
24%
21%
5
33%c
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
15
Solar Aircraft Co
1
South Amer Gold & Platinum
1
South Carolina E & G Co com—4.50
5%
preferred
—50
South. Jersey Gas Co
5
18
23% May
20%
18
8
52
8%
preferred
May 29
61% Dec 17
Southern California
36
49% Jan
2
26
24% Jan
13
37% Dec
5
Southern Co (The)
May 27
28% Jan
2
34% Dec
3
Southern
2
44 %
Edison
25% Oct 22
32
29% Dec 23
49% July 17
46% Jan 10
33
Jan
Deco 9
25
5
Indiana Gas & Elec-No par
7.50
Southern Natural Gas Co
104
105
.
24%
104
24%
105
47
47 %
46%
47%
46%
47%
20%
21%
20%
20'a
x20%
20 %
7%
7%
7%
8
7%
7%_
33%
34 %
34
34%
33%
33%
*50 %
51%
50%
50%
50%
50 %
41
41%
42%
42%
*42%
33
33
34
*34
34%
43%
43%
41%
43 %
32%
*34
43
33 %
59%
37
37%
42
34%
42 %
24
61
61%
61%
62%
63%
63% Dec
Southern Pacific Co
62%
2
8
30
Jan
10
55% Dec
55%
54%
55%
24
54%
55%
45"% Jan
Southern Railway common—No par
55
11
16% Nov 27
4
16% Jan
July 15
5%
18%
18%
18%
18%
19
18%
2
20
18%
19% Feb
76 % Oct
81
13
78
Feb
Mobile & Ohio stock tr
73 %
*72%
73%
39
39%
39 %
39%
39%
39%
40
22%
22 %
22%
22%
22%
22 %
7%
6%
7%
6%
33
Nov 26
28% Dec
26
Jan
17
>4% Jan
70
Nov
20
non-cum
(Del)—No par
preferred
ctfs
100
Jan
22
34% Dec
31
S2
jsn
10
Dec
18
Southwestern
12% Dec
31
18% Jan
10
12
Jan
8
22% Oct
30
2% Dec
31
6% Jan
7
2% Jan
3
7% Dec
3
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
1
Sparton Corp—
2.50
Si ear & Co $5.50 pfd
No par
Spencer Chemical Co common
6
4.20% preferred
!
100
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
1
Sperry Rand Corp common
50c
40
Jan
3
65
Jan
45% Apr 25
79 % Nov 13
61
July
11% Dec
30
19% Jan
14
12% Jan
2
17% Dec
30
82% Nov
20 % July 15
98% Jan 15
17% Apr
85% Jan
17
4
8% Dec 11
94% Jan
28
47
Jan
31
95% Oct
28
8
49% Apr 22
67% Oct
13
9
87
92
Nov
26
2
Apr 22
18% Nov 20
25% Dec
95
May
15
7
Public Service Co—1
$4.50 preferred
Nov
11
12% Apr
72% Jan
7
82% Jan
3
19 % Dec
24
79% Sep
24
Spiegel Inc common
$4.50 preferred
35% Jun
11
20% Jun
2
31% Dec
17
Square D Co
see
24.
80
For
footnotes
page
11
9% Jan
2
27% Oct
30
25
2
No par
5
*72
7
*89%
59
*88
17%
95
59%
89
17%
*71
2,400
1,200
1,900
29,600
2,500
2,940
5,400
1,900
4,600
1,000
5,700
44,100
4,600
8,200
28,000
I,900
600
5,300
18,500
3.300
3.300
6,500
1,900
;• 3,600
47.400
4,800
6.100
2,200
200
700
10,800
300
35
59 %
*33%
8,800
9,800
700
64
5
11
10% Jan
-
•
-—25
Co
20% Jan
65% July 15
18
19%
28
66
12
21% Jan
19
26 %
45%
14
23
19 %
39%
Smith-Corona
25
19%
26 311
45%
14
6% Oct 22
19%
28
66
23% Oct
15% Sep
19%
26 %
29 %
30
(AO)
1
50c
1
1
65
2
45 % Dec
37%
42%
46
15% .Tan
5
42%
45%
2
70% Dec
14%
41%
39%*
23% Oct
22
13%
42%
1
21
53% Oct
13%
41%
No par
No par
14% Oct
Nov
13%
42%
46%
24
Smith
13%
39%
72% Sep
19
.13%
2.50
100
2,700
26.900
10%
45%
20% Dec
46% Dec
19
108
39
66% Dec
7
10 %
104 %
104
74
———No par
& Steel
No par
5
Oil
18%
19%
10%
99%
100
99
23:%
23
*73%
1
27%
39%
3
25% Apr
9%
1
No par
_
8,800
10,000
94
22%
-
1,100
17,300
79%
*92
*73%
Gas
25
46% Mar
48
10
*78
74%
'
& Tr—
40
2
72'%
72
79%
94
23%
Mfg
50% Jan
8
80% May 27
36% Sep 23
14
Nov
72
14%
22 hi
Siegler Corp
Signode Steel Strapping Co
4
71%
45
*73%
York shares ordinary
Apr 17
33% Jan
2
16% Sep
45% De c" 2 3
14
72%
13%
25
100
Corp
Sheraton Corp of America
32% Dec
22
17
Jan
2
Jan
Sheller
72
*43%
*78
.
,
(Frank
Shell Transp
29% Jun
13% Dec 23
13%
*92
Shell Oil Co
18% Dec 19
44
13%
79%
Sharon Steel Corp
1
44
56'b
7.50
Shamrock Oil &
7
14
Dec
54%
14%
44%
95
Shahmoon Indust ries Inc
17
7% Mar 12
Inc common
$4.50 preferred
1
58% Jan
57
15
\
54%
*78
Seiberling Rubber Co—
24
23
42%
*92%
Falls Corp
24
Dec
14%
1,100
-No par
-No par
I
Oct
Nov
14%;
30
1,700
34
3
Co
Dec
25
14%
48
*44
No par
.
Dec
25
33
43%
55 %
55%
1
30
Sears Roebuck & Co
4
x26
34 %
5
Finance
Seagrave Corp
Sealright-Oswego
22
16% Aug
10
,
*
—
11
67% Jan
2
Dec
26%
%
26 %
13%
108
4% Mar
9
76% July 15
7
3
40
10 % May
5% July
2% Aug 12
42% Jan
11
Sep
48%
Jan
43%
Mfg Co common
preferred
Seaboard
Dec
16
100
8,900
95
43
15'A
42-%
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
39% Sep 30
200
46
95
5,100
20,200
.
15'A
3.65%
25
Jan
24
29% May 22
22% Nov 19
Scovill
28% Oct
85 % Apr
19
44%
95
26 'A
34
5
$4 preferred
5
Dec
Jan
8% Dec
24
44%.;;
*33%
%
26
1.40
$3.40 preferred-
July 10
12
21
75
Co
71
*69
.71
43%
95
26 %
10
86
*94
34
22
July 10
45'A
*94
100
series A
69
44%
Diego Gas & Electric Co
16% Oct
25
*68%
69
100
11% Dec
29'A Oct 22
86
*84%
100
St Regis Paper Co common.
1st pfd 4.40%
Nov
300
*240
300
20,900
41 %
40%
41%
40%
-No par
Preferred series A 5
29
26% Oct
Jan
20% Jan
90
preferred
4.30% conv preferred
St Joseph Lead Co
St Joseph Light & Power
*240
300
*260
100
4%
41%
40%
.-1.66%
Safeway Stores common
4
93
26% Dec
23% Nov 20
9,000
8,800
200
5.400
32,900
II.400
1,300
74
6%
*89%
59%
60
89
87
87
17%
17%
17%
17%
23%
24%
3.600
4,500
95
59%
2,900
*89%
59%
*87
95
24%
23%
24 %
93%
93 %
93
93
22%
22%
21%
22 %
21%
22
78
77
29'A
30%
250
42,700
77
30%
1,600
4.000
24 %
77%
77 %
29%
30 %
*77
29%
*93
10
94
32,500
20
12,200
V
Volume
188
Number
5807
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2750)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
Lowest
Oct
...
2
42% May
23
5% Nov
82% Feb
74
6
11
2% Oct
22
43% Feb
12
59% July 16
35% Dec
23
62% Jan
3% May 22
68% July
47% Nov 13
40% Oct
22
84% Oct
30
62% Jun
17% Nov 28
$3.50
Jan
3
3% Nov
19
25
61% Nov
21
Standard
Oil
18
50•
3
Standard
Oil of Indiana—
3
47% Feb
21
Nov
60% Nov
12
Ex
Standard Oil
42% Feb
24
86% Sep
17
10% Jan
2
27% Dec
18
Standard
13
36
Jan
2
81
Dec
18
SI.60
Sep
3
32% Dec
18
$1.20
31
18% July 12 v
11 ¥2 Nov
10
18 %
14% Jan
2
57
7
May 27
85% May 21
83 % July 12
4
59
Feb
Apr 23
58% Nov
11
Standard
94% May 26
14
Jun
18
18% Nov
6
74% May 19
102% Dec 22
of
37)%
common
3 ¥4
3 ¥4
3 ¥s
58 ¥4
57%
58%
19.700
46
45%
47 ¥4
29,100
5558
56%
55
55%
45%
563 4
130,700
56 ¥4
55%
55%
55%
*68%
39 ¥2
*38 ¥2
1
25%
26 ¥2
25%
26 ¥4
25 ¥2
77
78
78
77 ¥4
78
325/8
32 ¥2
32%
32 VB
32
Ry Equip Mfg Co
Stanley Warner Corp_
1
14 ¥2 Nov
20
13
13 ¥4
12%
16%
27
17
65 ¥2
65
65
54
Dec
11
16% Dec
19
23% July 15
17 % Jan
27 ¥2 Oct
22
Stevens
27% Dec
17
41% Apr
29
Jan
45 ¥4 Nov
12
Stewart-Warner
Dec
8
Stix
16¥4 Oct
7
28
33% Oct
22
18% Dec
31
2% Dec
50
May 8
29% Apr 24
30
5%
37% Jan
60% Nov
12
Sthne
26% Dec
18
Storer
Jan
11
2% Jan
2
21
14
11
57% July 23
7
18% Nov
39% Feb
15% Dec
15% Jan
2
Apr
1
12% Aug 14
100 ¥2
99
*13%
13 ¥2
13
47%
48%
47%
48 ¥2
47%
49
15
25 ¥2
12,300
26 ¥4
26%
26%
26
26%
10,500
42%
42
42
4234
42
21
21
*21
21 ¥t
21
¥4
21%
300
1
14
14%
14 ¥4
14 ¥2
14 ¥1
14%
5,200
*17 ¥4
17%
400
Oct
20
Sunbeam
Sundstrand
78
Dec
26
93
Feb
14
79
Jan
16
87
Nov
24
67 % Nov 26
82
Jun
3
59
Apr 24
69
Jan
2
20
29% May 16
24% Apr 11
2
28 ¥a Dec
15
22% Aug 14
30% Mar 19
25 ¥4 Apr
23
36 ¥2 Dec
24
72
97
30
20% July 26
28% Oct 22
-38%
Jan
65% Oct
29
74
6% Dec
30
15% Aug
1210
Jan
2
2000
'
18
Mar 20
8
July 15
20% Jan
Jan
13
6% Jan
7
Feb
25
1360
Aug 11
26% NOV
13
42% Jan
10
29 % Jan
2
29% Dec
30
46% Jan
9
31% Jan
2
17
72
Dec
31
89
May
8
72% Jan
2
97% Dec
6% Dec
24
14
Apr
B
7% Jan
2
13% Aug 19
20% May 17
18% Feb
6
56%
56
56%
55 ¥4
55%
26
26 %
2,700
26
26
26
26
1,700
Corp
1
14
145/a
14 ¥4
64
6434
64%
65 ¥4
65¥t
66
5
Tool
2,800
26
2b %
26 ¥4
Corp
26%
26%
27 ¥2
7,600
11%
11%
11%
115/8
11%
12
A
1
common
preferred
No par
85
85
61
61%
1,800
."5%
!.6
94%
95
94
95
1,300
'1 %
;
Co
Superior Oil of California
25
;
38
24 34
38 ¥4 Aug 27
61 ¥2 Dec
Sylvania
$4
18% Jan
I
11
33/4 Jan
B
17
TelAutograph
Jan
2
20% Dec
19
Teinco
18
60% Jan
11
35% Jan
2
58 ¥2 Nov
21.
Tennessee
25 ¥4 Mar 18
36% Dec
6
55:'A Feb
24
89
22% Jan
13
37
Dec
9
TaJcotl Inc
33%
34%
9,900
57%
57
58%
14,100
96
96
96
97
97
97 Va
470
11%
11%
11%
11%
113/8
!!•%
4.400
30%
*30 7a
9
Corp
!
Gulf
Producing Co
Sulphur
Aug
8
33
Jan
10
15
Jan
2
243/a Nov
10
Texas
Gull
31% Jun
19
263/4 Jan
2
86
1
Texas
Instruments
40% Jun
4
24¥a Feb
25
Texas
Pacific
Coal
<&
Texas
Pacific
Land
5% Oct
22
8% Mar 15
6 ¥« Jan
2
Jan
Sub share clfs
4
983/4 Jan
2
133
Nov
28
Texas
&
44 ¥2 Jan
7
67
Dec
8
Texas
Utilities
21% Jan
a
15% Oct
11
21
Jan
3
9"% Apr 28
153/4 Jan
2
21
26
Aug
2
22
10% Jan
2
14% July 16
28
21% Dec
16
24
Dec
16
25
38 3/a Nov
21
16
101 % Dec
19
2
28% Dec
1
Feb
89
Dec
13
Apr
41% Feb
25
73
Dec
81% Oct
8
90
May 20
20
Jan
2
21 ¥a Nov
$1.25
18
Inc
Thatcher
Thiokol
200
8 ¥2
1,800
19%
18,700
51 ¥2
52
51%
52
51 Va
51 ¥2
34%
35 ¥4
34 ¥2
35
34%
35 ¥0
16,000
86 ¥4
837 a
86 Vi
83 %
84%
16,600
30%
31 ¥2
30%
30%
30
31 ¥4
12,800
21 ¥2
22
217 b
21%
21%
21%
28,100
1
64 Va
68%
64.7 b
697b
70
75%
30,600
10
3774
387b
37%
38
38
39¥n
18,300
1
16 ¥4
167b
16%
16%
16
16 ¥3
5,100
10,0
*105 ¥2
121 ¥2
No par
64 ¥4
647)
Oil
Ry
Co.—
50c
common
Glass
Mfg
Co
*110
120
*110%
118
65
64%
64 ¥t
65
19%
5
20%
197)
207b
19%
23 ¥4
23 ¥2
23
22%
23
34 7 »
:57 b
33%
34 V)
1
95 ¥4
98 3 )
94 ¥2
957)
10
s
2,000
20%
23
No par
*26 ¥2
27 ¥2
26 ¥2
26%
Co
Rj
(J
.
Trust—
Co__:
Chemical
l,y00
33 Va
ureferred
conv
Thompson
30%
8 %
18%
80%
ex-distribution
Pacific
Textron
%
8%
197)
__No par
___
2
17% Jan
30
8 ¥4
18%
5
Inc
49% May
31
87)
195/b
8 ¥4
25
Co
30
160
30%
19
2.50
—
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
12
9
900
33%
1
22
13
3,000
26 ¥4
56%
1
Oct
14
38 V3
25
33 ¥4
:
15% Feb
Oct
250
38
59%
Corp
Texas
11
1790
38
25%
37%
*24
31%
Corp
26
17 ¥4 Dec
1780
7,700
57
(James)
Aircraft
Texas
39 ¥4 Aug 22
1780
7%
33%
1
16
Dec
7 ¥4
7.50
com
preferred
31
9
Inc
Symington Wayne Corp
8% Jan
76% Jun
25
¥2
73b
7,100
No par
Elec Prod
18% Jan
10
1765
38
24
30
87% Nov
7 V4
1810
15
(The)—4.16%
Paper
21
38% Jan
1730
7%
Co
49% May
17,000
10c
Mining
Sweets Co of America
Swift & Co
Dec
2 7 ¥4
12.50
Biscuits lnc_—
Sutherland
Feb~12
26 ¥2
23%
2
54%
2 7 ¥4
26%
3 6 ¥2
5
24
2,500
2334
42 ¥2 Sep
Dec
5,000
20
63%
3634
27
34
87
*85
23%
3
5
54,600
62 %
87
61%
27%
3
9% Nov
14%
36%
27
31% Mar
36 % Dec
14%
62-Vt
*85
19% Jan
Dec
14%
23%
8% Oct
14% Dec
7b
.No par
3% Dec
31
56%
35%
24
17
17%
24
Sunshine
43% Jun
1774
36
Sunshine
27% Jan M
17%
23 ¥2
19
27
1,000
355/8
24
19% Dec
42
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common
1
4%% "preferred series A
25
5¥2% 2nd pfd series of '55
30
Dec
27'A Nov 13
700
1
Oil Co
9 ¥4 Jan
1865
2,800
1
Mach
$4.50 series'
Sun
.
HOLIDAY
*17 ¥4
Corp.
Sun. Chemical
¥2
¥2
DAY
13 ¥4
20
Co
Studebaker-Packard
24
24
17
common
101 ¥4
¥4
1
Dec
16% Jan
250
100 ¥2
Webster-
Broadcasting
16
27
5,000
EXTRA
13%
Corp
66
Dec
Dec
&
CHRISTMAS
102%
Fuller'Co
27 ¥2 Dec
9
9
&
Camp Inc
prior preference
20
42% Oct
8% Apr
Baer
101 ¥2
1
Co Inc
Stokely-Van
22
1,200
3,600
13
Sterling Drug Inc
18 ¥4 Nov
CLOSED
1.600
17%
65 ¥2
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
13 ¥s
17%
67
STOCK
EXCHANGE
7b
13 %
17
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
14
10% Jan
200
STOCK
5
15
29% Jan
15% Jan
6,500
18,400
5
10% Jan
15% Jan
57
87
5
2
35% July 15
18 % Mar
¥2
67
10
13% Jan
15
18% May 15
£6
>:86 ¥2
5
Stauffer Chemical Co
19% May 21
13
90
No par
(The) L S
5,500
26 ¥4
Standard
7
¥4
10
32%
31
3
100
77
31
28,900
45 ¥2
20
15% Nov
3,600
15 ¥s
57 ¥2
20
15% Dec
14%
3 ¥4
preferred
10 % Dec
15 ¥4
79
46%
convertible
&
Shares
66%
59 %
convertible
(J P)
66%
*78
45%
Corp com
preferred
Starrett Co
14%
the Week
Dec. 26
7
series A
Packaging
10% Nov 21
5
15%
68%
79
Friday
Dec. 25
57%
Jersey
25% Feb
23
14%
66%
"78
Sales for
Thursday
3 %
Ohio
Oil*of
78%
PRICES
25
New
preferred
68%
77 %
SALE
Dec. 24
6.25
California
of
HIGH
Wednesday
Dec. 23
67%
u
distribution—
8
:
No par
No par
Inc
1
com
43% Feb
5
10
Mar
Inc
Tuesday
Dec. 22
Standard Coil Products Co
Standard Gas & Electric Co—
36% Dec
13% Oct 22
57% Dec 23
Brands
preferred
13
94
4
54% Nov
Standard
2
Monday
Par
35% Feb
,
23
11% Dec
2
19
85 % May
11%-Dec
9% Nov 27
33% Nov
4
Jan
;
*
-
EXCHANGE
69% Dec
2
Aug 29
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
40% Jan
9
13
9% Jan
4
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
37% Jan
71:
STOCKS
Year 1937 i
~
19,400
1,000
33 ¥2
33%
95
99 ¥4
EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE
26 ¥2
CLOSED
CLOSED
'STOCK
*25%
66%
69 ¥2
CHRISTMAS
86
—..
STOCK
1,800
14,500
100
•
46
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc—<
Oct
19% Dec
30
89% May
8
95% Apr 18
42% May 27
21
Nov
12
26
Feb
27
30
Dec
20
53% Jun
13
15% Dec
23
19% Nov 21
80
Aug
6
15
17
28¥2 Aug
25 % Apr
Jan
2
46 ¥4 Nov
14
16% Jan
2
26 ¥4 Dec
1
7
16% Dec
15
31
5
$1.20 preferred;
43%
45 Va
4,600
20%
21 ¥4
3,600
157)
15%
157 b
16
153/4
1574
Trane
61
62 Vs
61%
62 7b
62 ¥2
62 ¥2
30
307b
297b
307b
x29¥s
65 ¥2 Dec
2
32% Nov
5
23%
21% May 15
23% Jan 21
Roller
14
20% Jan
4
10% Jan
2
17% Oct 30
Trans
21
27 % Jan
2
40% Nov
Co
(The)—--;
Trausamerica
2
ci_
Transue & Willio.ms*Steel
World
Airlines
—No par
5
Inc
24
1
58
7
Tri-Oontlnental Corp common
$2.70 preferred—
16% Dec
30
31% Jan
2
16/a Jan
2
257/a Nov 17
Truax-Traer CoaLCo common
41% Oct
30
61
9
43
Feb
17
53
Oct
13
21% Dec
43
30
Oct
37% Jun
22
20
23 ¥4 Feb
17
45
Jan
14
Jan
2
19% Dec
20
50% Sep
30% Jun
S% Dec
32% Dec
19
17
27
50
6
Apr
Preferred series- A
1
21 ¥2
21%
21%
2,200
'
3,500
1,100
1
34%
35 ¥4
*54 ¥2
55 ¥2
367a
367 b
117b
11 ¥2
21% Jan
2
427b Nov
21
10¥a Jan
8
153/a jun
16
3 2 ¥2 Jan
6
38
Nov
24
pfd series of 1957
50
20th Centuryr-Fox Film
1
Twin City Rap Transit corn—No par
5% conv prior preferred
50
conv
10% Jan
10
3% Jan
2
15 ¥8 Oct
28
Twin
14
30% Jan
18
13 % Jan
13
267/s Oct
22
TXL
10% Dec
30
16% Apr
29
9% Jun
19
12% Feb
4
12% Dec
24
33% Jun
26
12% Jan
2
23% Dec
11
5 % Dec
18
8% Apr
11
5 ¥2 Jan
2
11% Dec 24
Union
Asbestos
26% Oct
22
44
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55
55
20%
207b
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,
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5,700
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14,900
20
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6,600
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35%,
37%
11%
11 ¥2
39
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100
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8,300
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12% Nov
28
30
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20 ¥2
3
5%
21%
39%
1
50
20
Electr-iCfCo
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50
(conv)
Jan
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22
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34% July 16
57
Jan 29
52% Oct
9,400
14,400
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50
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HOLIDAY
207b
30
48% Jun
DAY
23%
44
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3
22%
20%
15
11
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23
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25
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9% Oct
.
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Toledo Edison Co (The)
5
Oct
26
10
common
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12
Jan
100
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preferred
36
12% Jan
i
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4%
Tidewater
217 b
22
21
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21
23%
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14
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124% July 10
24% Oct
22
29% Mar 19
90
86% Nov
15
75
Dec
10
82
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24
68
Aug
20
79% Jan
2
78% Sep
16
40
Dec
23
24
Oct
21
7% Nov
8
100% Jan
Dec
20
Union
Bag-Camp
125% Dec
22
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Carbide
Paper
Corp
July 18
Union
Electric
Co
103% Jun
103/i
21%
2074
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8,900
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103/8
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27,300
6%
39 ¥2
40
40
41
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41%
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10
124 ¥2
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123 ¥2
122 ¥2
124 ¥2
9,700
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31%
317b
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3174
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1
common
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93
93:%
93
93%
5
84
Apr
29
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82 %
*74
827b
4
81
Mai
24
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No par
72
80 ¥2 Nov
10
94
Apr
25
Preferred
No par
40% Jan
13
543,i Jun
24
Union
Oil
31% Jan
24 % Jan
2
36% Dec
16
Union
Pacific RR Co
9% Mar
8
23
Apr
8
9% Dec
2
36% Dec
23
33% May 16
43% Jan
4
18% May
21% Jan
2
90% JaD
19
52% Jan
2
14
152
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14
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10
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2
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17
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22
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22
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31% De<
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111
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91
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2
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Air
2
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31
143
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2
108
Aug
2
Apr 15
27% May 16
71% JUD 13
Oct
27
19
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10
32 ¥4 Sep
45
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2
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46% May
36
May 21
28
7% May 20
35% Jan
11
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47
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15
7
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Board
United
Carbon
Dec
24
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35%
36
29,100
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900
24%
4,900
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27%
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29 ¥4
8,300
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10
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21
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3074
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72%
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45 ¥2
46
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46
46
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13
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2
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Fruit
25 % Dec
17
2
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8
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23
38% May
8
38 Ve Feb 19
27% Jan
33% Oct
Gas
Corp
343A Jan
2
49 ¥2 Dec
24
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Gas
Improvement
May 16
16 ¥4 Oct
13
United
Greenfield
2
17% Dec
12
United
Industrial
10% Jan
2
18 ¥4 Nov
21
United
Merch
{J Jar
3
2 % Oct
21
United
Park
City Mines Co (The)—1
2
47% Dec
22
United
Shoe
Mach
18
32% Oct 29
30% Sep
No*
37¥2 May 20
76% July 11
89% Dec 31
33
75% No*
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1
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25
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11
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16
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11
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6,500
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preferred
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31
.
100
98
25 ¥4
72
2
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32
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2
2
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5
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9
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140
1,900
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223/a Jan
13
13,400
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59%
24
United
39 V* Sep
35
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29 ¥2
58 Vb
122%
B
15% Jar
28 %
59 7b
99 7b
18
(2 Dec
29%
537b
247b
8 ¥2 Nov
30% Dec
287b
60%
99%
8
5% Jan
29%
24
11
11
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16% Jan
6% Jan
20 Va
,
24 '/4
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30
20%
59%
24
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30
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26
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100
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22
357b
100
1
37
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Oct
110
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5
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83%
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Apr
83%
44%
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convertible
(ser of
84
43%
8 ¥2
Co
27 % Dec
44
8
4%
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3574
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4%
380
82 ¥2
71%
84
10
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93
74
71%
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92%
a
72
3,000
10
common
preferred
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72
1074
25
California
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27% Nov 26
91
series
$4
of
Union
38
4
4%
18
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39
32
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64% Jun
22
6% Oct
11
20%
10 ¥2
89% Feb
23
22% Dec
10%
21 %
10
1
Nov
32 ¥2
11
21
5
1
Rubber Co
&
Sep
77
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2
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(The)-
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Sep
20% Dec
48
92
1
Underwood
81 ¥2 Feb
31
18% Oct
27'/4.1a
Corp
70 ¥2
24% Nov 22
101
21
30% Mar 25
83¥0 Apr 17
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3 ¥4
97 ¥4
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158
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97%
158
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99%
158
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24
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.
Monday, December 29^ 1958
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22
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Dec
31
36
Dec
23
NOV
8
2274 Dec
23
24.,
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37
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44
7
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2
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U S
95
U S Playing Card
Dec
73
4
Jan
24
Sep 15
82
Jan
3
3174 Apr
Aug 26
7
1
U S Rubber Co
Jan
36% Nov
11
U S
Oct
14
U S
154
Apr 14
2
21% Jan
41%
2
3
13
91% Dec
158% Jun
19% Jan
2
32% Jun
Jan
22
35
I
10
Jan
5!4 July
t
Jan
24
7% Oct
24
90% Dec
10
9% Oct
30
8
31
87
Jan 21
68% Jan
8
10
Apr
17
5% Jan
2
Jun
19
12% Dec 20
2
Nov
8
21
Oct
21
41
30% Oct
Jun
22
36
Apr
3
Jun
21
155
Feb
4
18% Dec
31
30% Jun
7
i35
1
1974 May
32% Feb
142
13
6
Nov
6
157
73
Jun
12
57
Sep
4
96
1
29% Apr
10
247b Jan
a
37
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25
14%
6%
674
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3
27'/a Jan
2
40% Oct
13% Jan
9
5% Jan
2
12% Dec
24
18
5
13% Jan
2
24% Aug 27
20
29
7
14% July 16
21% Jan
2
32
Apr
7
31
45% Jan
17
7
Dec
40
Oct
23
47
124
Oct
25
124
Oct
14% Sep
Dec
97
123
23
Aug
12% Dec
31
25% Jan
85
May
8
13
Jan
2
22
Oct
30
124
11
28
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21
111
20
90
98
Mar
Dec
1
17
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83% Dec
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19
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29
12% May 24
20% Aug 12
24% Apr
11
Jan
82
93
July 24
24
11
10% Dec
14
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3
Jan
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24
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20
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13
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37
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35%
36%
35%
36%
6,100
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10
4,600
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88%
118
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11
100
79%
79%
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preferred
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107
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84%
100
81
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107
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106%
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3271
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40
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100
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31%
22%
22%
118
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22 %
31%
88%
88%
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,
97
9%
10
9%
10
*73
-16
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Jan
15574
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84
2,000
preferred
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30
-
5074
75
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29
89
49 74
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3
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36%
—
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5074
36%
div partic
2
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6,700
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75
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5,80C
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9% Jan
2,300
7774
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noncumulative preferred—,100
14% Jan
12
130
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387b
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6%
.
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1
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.
35 311
$4.20
2
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100
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7
7
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1
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1
1
8
;
74
Va-Carolina
May 20
1
9 7a
9
9 74
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7774
91%
14
113
Aug 29
85% Dec
Mar 27
May 28
83
8
26 '/a Jan
101
12
Oct
40% Dec
101
75% Nov 17
Apr 22
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i--t
8%
1874
3574
21%
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•
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35%
conv
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87
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10
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8
2
3,200
74
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3
3
76% Dec
78% Jun
26% Dec
77% Feb
97% Jun
Feb
Jan"~2
6
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7,70C
6%
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84
23%
33% July 16
30
50
15 74
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21
22
Oct
1.30C
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50
Vleks Slneve & Pacific Ry com—100
13 % Oct
71
40,20C
36%
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co—6%
29
11
Oct 25
124
9
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9
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.
3674
-
18
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24
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86
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18
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23%
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37
85
87
148
148
237b
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CHRISTMAS
9174
8874
a
148
23%
21%
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10
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90 7
89
148
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1,42C
5.70C
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,
35%
100
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11% Aug 27
STOCK
EXCHANGE.
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preferred
;
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14 74
14
19
20
497 b
674
4%%
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4974
1474
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4% Dec
4974
14 7 b
8%
:
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3674
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2 8 Tit NOV
STOCK
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3474
367%
Tobacco
146%
3474
23 Tb
86
9,900
3374
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8'b
*16
46
34 74
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90
674.
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103
4574
146
24 74
noncumulative
12C
33%
14974
common
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35
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147
50
887a
,
3374
16%
100
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146
14874
148
100
■'••:
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%
45%
497b
24
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104
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Universal Pictures Co Inc com
Oct
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46
1,800
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40 74
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34
12
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Dec
104
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76
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Sep
40
75
337b
United Whelan
28
Nov 20
21
407b
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5
10
3
187a May 12
8974
10,200
30%
:
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26%
89
40
24
57
26
75
1
100
100
Dec
14
Jan
90
common—30c
100
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
78
747a Jan 22
21
26%
90
38% Dec
6
4% Jan
79
10% NOV
July 21
13
26
6% May 16
Jan 21
4% Jan
,5
Nov
17
26%
3574
7%
15% Dec
23
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U S Tobacco
2
29
874
common.
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7%
8
Dec
30%
10
5
10
U S Steel
38% May 16
Sep 25
15 % Feb
36
30%
8 74
preferred—25
United Stockyards
Corp
—1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
$6 convertible preferred—No par
United Wallpaper Inc common
1
Class B 2nd preferred
14
16
22
30%
87a
.
.
a—1
Min com—50
12
12
307a
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Co
Shoe
1%
18
3
5% Dec
5% Oct
68
8%
53% July 29
46% Jan
51% Jan
14374 Oct
25% Deo
30%
Plywood Corp common
374% preferred series A
3%% preferred series B;
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43
*42 7a
43
.
the Week
Dec. 26
1074
43
.
Friday
Dec. 25
10%
10
4274
U S
18
22
1074
1
preferred
Pipe & Foundry Co
Dec
36
10
x427b
common
48% NOV
3574
10%
b-50
4%%
20
Nov 18
108
140
25% Jan
Co
Tharsday
36
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3674
10
1
1074
1074
36%
50
preferred series A
U 8 Lines
43% Nov 21
80 % Mar T4
S
26% Mar
4
Mar
2
Jan
66
4
13
4%%
17
2
1
Aug
8-'7a Apr
4
24
1
9% Oct
6
61% Jan
20
31
32% Nov
155% Jan 25
30
Mar
2
22% July 15
04% Jan 11
19
17
237b Jan
39
73% Jan
Dec
48% Dec
D S
12
49% Jan
30
136% Jun
class A preference—
Industries Inc common
29
156
12
Dec
5%
11% Oct
87
25
25
2
47% Feb
94
17% Feb
41% Sep
3
68
30% Dec 30
135
7
2
36% Jun
12
Dec
Jan
25
10
1074
107b
common—8274c
U S Hoffnian Mach
2
Jan
27% Jan
4
24% Nov
Oct 21.
89
79.
12
16% Sep
37% Jan 24
9
Oct 30
2
Jan
22
jun
2
974 Jan
Jan
45
8
Aug 23
17% Dec 23
83
674 Jan
7
7
Sales for
PRICES
Dec. 24
Dee. 23
Dec. 22
SALE
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
1.0 west
Highest
Lowest
5"/4 Oct
NEW YORK 8TOCK
Jan. 1
Range Since
Year lifol
AND HIGH
LOW
STOCKS
Rsuige^or Previou»
88 %
*88
89
3,700
i
957b
180
95%
w
60
Oct
22
77
32
Dec
30
12*'% Oct
22
14
24
56% May
Jan
16
Aug
6
Aug
t
12% Jan
RR 4%%
72% Feb
24
Wabash
Oct
20
15% Nov
60% May 20
33% Jan
2
8
14
27% Jan
2
51
Dec
1
25% Jan
18
36
Nov
7
Walker
16% Feb
4
Walworth
27% Dec 31
31
13% Oct
11% July 17
11% Aug 29
84
Jan
6
Apr
30
18% May 29
16% July 12
80
Oct
28
95% Jan 24
8
Oct
22
26% Jan
22
11% Dec
16% Dec
30
2
(Hiram)
14% Dec
22
25
694
43 %
14%
14%
14%
14%
147b
147 b
48%
49%
4774
48%
Ward
33%
33%
*3372
34
34
13%
14%
13%
14
137b
Ward Baking Co
14 7 b
147a
88
87
87
10%
11
10%
IO74
2.7QC
:_.,5
24%
2,300
Warner Bros Pictures
36% Jan
343/4 Jan
2
43% Dec
2
34% May 24
25
2
40
Nov
5
Waukesha
19% Mar
7
267a Nov
5
Wayne
Knitting
1% Jan
3
4% Dec
1
Welbilt
14
Aug 14
48% Jan 23
247a
237 b
88%
92%
89
89%
88%
89%
47%
47%
47%
47%
47%
47%
1,100
No par
42%
43
42%
42%.
427b
4274
4,900
No par
.6
36%'
36%
3672
3672
36%
37
2,000
^5
1
25%
2674
*25%
26
25%
25%
3%
3%
Corp
22% Oct
42
Jan
Jan
10
35% Oct
44% Jan
18
49%
23
Oil &
Wesson
9
West
:
Mills—
Snowdrift
—J.
50% Dec 22
65
15 % Dec
<23
39% Jan
4
247a Oct
13
West
28% Jun
6
15% Jan
25% Jan
13
21
2
35% Dec
22
West Penn Electric Co
Mar 20
95% Oct
6
90
Nov
81% Sep
105
4
105
4
Stamped-
20
95
Jan
28
7
93
Feb
18
86
Sep
83% Dec
23
79% Nov
17
94
Jun
11
47% Jan
11
31% Feb
28
51
Dec
19
92% Nov 11
104% Mar 20
17% Oct 22
14% Jun 24
25% July 31
16% July 30
88
98
Aug 12
48% Dec 23
62
Dec
31
41% Dec
11
14% Oct
22
12
79% Aug 19
128
July 22
33% Dec
Apr
2
87% July 11
88% July 11
63
-
Jan
67% Sep 1®
42% Jan
15
3
4
92 % Apr
129% Feb
4
AUg <8. /
110
DCC
8
33 %
6
34% Oct 21
90
Dec
26% Mar 22
•
Jan
21
26
Jan
7
53% May 24
7
40% Jan
13% Jan
27
Oct
Nov
24
12
4% Jan
29% Jan 14
47
18
69
62% Jun
13
30
13
May 17
16% July
,,
75
Jan
g
II
19% Jan
8
12% July 31
13% Nov 21
4
Nov 12
.18% Feb
f
28% Oct 17
J10
Aug
9
5% Jan 21
29% Dee 31
4
35
30
26
20%
July 8
45% Jan 16
78% Dec
10
75
22
88% Jan
Oct
27
8% Apr
Jan
45 % Feb
27
2
78% Jan
2
,4% Jan
6
257« Oct
22
66% Dec
19
167a Dec
31
34% July
35% Jan
123% Jan
30
8
1
^
preferred
2
197-4
2,200
35%
357 b
9,400
*95 %
96%
*9572
4
a
90
*87 7a
90
•82%
84
*82%
84
50%
51
50.
100
100
100
5
100
Windsor
18
,
Public
Woodward
Iron
Woolworth
Service
Co——
(F W)
5
.
6674
6874
32 7 41
'32%
30%
31%
69% /
69%
85%
120
51
,
.,
*93
30%
67-%' '68
48%
48
*68
65
98
48%
677b
67
97%
*97
6%
6%
6%
A.
307a
3074
69%
30%
.30%
3174
70
*68
6%
68
160
98
674
1
«-
24
37
30
19%;
19 %
19%
19%
6%»
6%
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10
10
Co—^
427a
42%
'37%
124%
37%
*122
10,200
3034
Ck
6,100.
4,300,'
5,800
124%
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24%
24%
24%
24%
29%
29%
29%
29
53
53%
52%
537a
527
73%
73%
73
737+
73
73
89
89%
88%
8874
88
88
84%
85%
85
85%
85
2,500
2478,-25
29 74
85
P
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10
9%
10
'
53 "a
9%-
1.600
12,100.
i.
74^29%
a
2
68% Jan
May 27
16
ax-dividend
ask^d P,lcesy
Ex-riglts
°o
z
Yale
17
36% Aug 26
11972 Oct 13
2
Apr
sales
33% Nov
22% Dec
23
28
2087a Dec
16
on
this day.
tin
Towtoe
Mfg
Co—;
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Youngstown Steel Door
9
Ex-dlstrlbutlon.
&,
Young Spring & Wire Corp
"
Zenith
—10
0
No par
No par
petition
31%
31%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
1167a
117%
'2172
217s
184
Radio Corp
receivership or
317b
I .3,900
110
,
V
has
been
188
filed for the company's
114
21%
177
117
22 VB
185%
reorganization,
32%
32
327a
177
..
•
22 74
n^oe
5;500
lO.OOu
* 191
a Deferred
8.20%
-I.FO0
33
U7
21%.
1.00c
3.90c
»%
1147b
.
2.5Q0'
63b
42%, 42%
36%.,-37 74
42%
-
.5.100
-83
63a».r.
37%
124%'
v
1,160'
1978-^197b
6%
'
t
37
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300.
4274^*43
82%
.*•41%
36%
.8.100
-77-2
24
.,
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30%
i
4,000
.
43%
1
10
"3001 ,J
4,000
4874
68
69
97 Vb
-
32%
100
7,100
70
48:|4
49
•
140
,
24%
G
300
5,200
93%
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r...
36,200
517 b
29%
!.'■
50,300
'■
120
*109
43
10c
21,500
8574
93
*24
43%:%43%
%
30C
3,300
727-b
51%
37
*35%
6,800
33
93%
24
24
'
51%
50%
52
'
31 Va
*837^
70 5 «
85.%' i 85%
*109
120
"
93%
93%
-
>31
83
Worthington Corp common
10
Prior preferred 4%%
series—100
Wrlgley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co—'
8
17
6774
.30
—
Wisconsin
22
80%
>29 74
Inc.,.,
preferred
76%
80%
1.00C
,967b
73
80
*'*82%
5
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc-.T-__ —
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
6%
*95
74
80
31%
————10
Industries
96%
2,40(
2674
73
par
No
>
-
*95
.
.
33 %
31%
*109
2C
:237b
No par
-
Co
23
85
50
Wilson & Co Inc common
Wilson-Jones
257i«
23%
68%
20
preferred
98
26%
667a
<
20
6,400
99 7 b
23
31
1
51
257a
667b
32%
100
common—1
847 b
50%
81
65 72
—
84
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74%
*79%»
20
90
23%
73%'
>
87 Vb
98
96%
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•
*
50%
96 3 b
26 %
23%
5
100
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96%
:
99%
25%
c.2.50
10
preferred
8 71
*98
100
Prior preference
^$4.25
18
Jun
1874
35 %
No par
Machine
53% Dec
73 Tb Dec
97
preferred
RR—
$3 convertible
Wilcox Oil Co_
10
90% Nov 13
11% Oct 22
23% Apr 16
25% Feb 20
2
677a Feb
Rr
:•
•"
18 7a
34%
■
23% Nov
*
•
com—,
Telegraph
25% July 16
32% Oct. 14
-
I
51%
1874
com—No par
Air Brake-
Sewing
517b
51%
18%
35%
$5 preferred —
——No par
Whirlpool Corp common.,
5
4%% convertible preferred
80
5%%
81/4 Nov 17
-
80% Jan
11
Dec
49% Nov
36% Jan
3
Union
White
v 37% Dec
22 ,'
-13b
Mar 25
21% Jan
68% July 18
92% Mar L8
4% Dec
2
120% Dec
6
23
33% Dec. 1
85 % July 10
20
31% Jan
Mar 19
20
Dec
r
26% Jan
May 13
Nov
2nd
uoncum
Co
Ry
517 b
i,40r.
51%
1
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
White Motor Co common.
487a Nov 20
»;
2
Jan
84
22% Feb
45% Nov 20
S3
Jan
131
18% Nov 14
35% Dec
Jan
71
22
25% July
38
157s Jan 30
Sep
11
24
Sep
5
8% Oct. 9
6
68
Dec
Maryland
Pacific
100
2
5
32% Jun
Dec
.
497a Oct 21
2
•; •)
23% Nov
Feb
68
2
91% Jan
10
13
..31% Dec
56
100% Jan
7
96.. Nov. 10 ;
.
.
16% Feb 21
ft
28% Mat 14
10
20
6
Jan
Supply
preferred
580
4774
18%
Westinghouse Electric common_12%
3.80% preferred scries B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common'-i—lO
21
*4774
35
50%
1
«.
4%%
Auto
Westlnghouse
.
47(a
47%
5
Co
Air Lines-Inc-—i
Western
24
.53% Oct
Apr r: 7
68% jaa
4% Dec 23
20% Oct 22
125
11
83% Jan
30
33.- /Dec
2
Power
Western
72% Dec 24
83
ft
25
4%
13
55% Jun 24
Mar 28
06% Jan
Dec
Nov
92
17% Jan
69% Jaa
24 Ye Oct
4.80%
Western
71% Nov 20
34% Dec 16
«
21
Western
10
12
.86
2
Jan
Western
17
Feb
77% Nov
33% May 14
68% July t
24
55
24% Dec
100
13
.82% Nov 13
.15% Dec
May, 6
27% Dec 11
•
94% Nov 12
48 % Jan
11
103
4
19 % May 13
14% Jan
2
20% Jan
17% Dec 30
52% Feb
96% Mar
99% Jun
Coal
pfd
4.20% preferred series B
4.10% preferred series C
West Va Pulp
Paper common
4%% preferred
1
9
Oct
32
47%
1,500
4
—-—
Kentucky
West Penn
May 20
35
47 %
50
700
4,200
35
35
35
15,700
374
37 2
3%
3%
35
Corp—
23% Oct
Mar
24%
24%
35
2.50
com
preferred
Indies Sugar
4.80%
July 28
Co
Motor
150
24
Inc
Warner-Lambert
26% May 3
3% May IB
34 % Jan 29
8.600
87
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
30
10.00C
11
13
30
700
EXTRA
HOLIDAY
87%
24
1% Nov 21
,
1,800
B
14%
97% Dec
19% Dec
DAY
—
80(
•
10%
47% Dec
24% Dec
CHRISTMAS
i
87 7a
2
17
'
14
—1
Corp
34% Jan
22
?
2,500
•
,_100
-1
common
28% Jan
»
68% July 16
38% Mar 28
Oct
CLOSED
CLOSED
147a
14%
45 74
;•
Pharmaceutical __1
Industries
Apr
STOCK
EXCHANGE
49
No par
—2.50
4774
33%
437a
14%
30
('•i.
70
43
& W—
42% Feb 12
30% Oct 22
r
70
44%
preferred.
11% Dec
4
26% Dec 16
8
16% Jan 30
56
Jan 13
69%
<*.3%
Co
95
13
69%
preferred-
<J
20c
STOCK
EXCHANGE
72
*70
100
—15
No par
——10
Wagner Electric Corp
Waldorf System
Walgreen Co ——
50
.
delivery.
rCash sale.. wdWl-en
distributed.
-.
;
Number 5807
188
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
<2761)
FRIDAY
iiultc
The
letters
in
the
column
headed
WEEKLY
-
'"Interest
Period"
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Year
Range Since Jan. I
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
..
102.14 Nov
102.14 Nov
5
97.12 Aug 15
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
4s
3%s
87.16
Julys
87.16
38.10-Ma.y~3r
92.24
Nov
7
July's
Feb'll;
Jan
94
29
Jan
29
Nov~~7
93.9
the
case
32nds
of
month
a
when
—Oct
7
Low
99
4
105.16 Feb
24
105.16 Feb
High
96.16 Sep
16
101.24 Feb
96.16 Apr
25
Apr 23
103.8
98.16 July 22
25
99.8
*99.12
*91.22-91.30
•92.12
92.20
*92.20
92.28
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90.12
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91
*90.30
91.6
May 15 1985
—
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90
*90.12
90.20
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90.28
STOCK
STOCK
*96.12
96.18
*96.14
96.20
EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE
*95.2
95.8
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95.10
CLOSED
CLOSED
15 1964
100.22
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100.10
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100.14
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796.14
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95.2
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Sep 15 1961
15 1960-1965
_-.i-Dec
15 1995
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97.18
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97.22
♦97.22
100.18
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100.20
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100.2Q
*93.10
93.16
85.24
*86.4
86.12
15 1965
*93.4
93.10
*93.8
93.14
Nov
♦80.16
86.24
15 1961
♦96.14
96.18
♦96.18
96.22
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90
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90.22
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94.20
*94.22
94.26
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15 1963-1968
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88.6
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88.26
Jun
♦88.22
*87.2
87.10
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88.2
/ 87.24
-—Dec
15 1964-1969
*86.28
87.4
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*86.4
86.12
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87
*86.30
87.6
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86.6
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*86.22
15 1967-1972
86.26
86.30
*85.20
85.28
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Mar 15 1965-1970
—.—Mar 15 1966-1971
Jun
*87.20
87.28
86.16
15 1967-1972
*86.12
*85.16
85.24
*86.2
86.10
Dec
15 1967-1972
•86.6
*85.20
85.28
*86.8
Jun
15 1959-1962
86.16
*86.12
86.20
*95.6
95.10
*95.10
Dec
15 1959-1962
95.14
*95.22
95.16
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94.28
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95
*94.30
95.2
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98.2
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98.4
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98.4
—Sep
Nov
Bank
151960
for
&
86.20
,
86.14
Development
Nov
Dec
1
1973
*99.28
100.8
♦99.28
—Jan
100.8
*99.28
100.8
1
1977
*99.16
100.16
*99.16
100.16
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1
15
1978
100.16
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97
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96.24
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96.16
1979
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97
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97
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May 15
96.24
1968
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Vis-™
3 tis
96.8
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Jan
96.8
*95.8
1969
*95.8
96.8
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15
96.8
*95.8
1971
96.8
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93.24
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1975
93.24
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—May 15
93.16
*90.16
91.16
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91.16
*90.16
91.16
—
4%s—
May
4 Vis
_Jan
.
3
90.30 Mar
25
5
5
92
Feb
90
Feb
91
14
29
July
95
9
—
92.16 Feb
14
102.24
♦101.24
3s
100.8
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1
1981
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89
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89
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,
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*99.24
1
1976
15
1959
♦99.8
100
15
Sep
2s
1959
*99.8
100
Feb
has not
as
New York Stock
Interest
Exchange
Period
New York
3%
*99.8
100
100
*99.8
100
15
1960
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99
15
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Feb
15
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99
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99
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94.16
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94.16
<
or
Sale Price
Wednesday's
Bonds
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
DECEMBER
Bid & Asked
26
Sold
High
City
BONDS
Jan. 1
No.
,
Wednesday
Range Since
Low
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
High
Brazil
89%
89A
89%
3As
74
89'A
Last
Week's Range
Wednesday's
or
Sale Price
series
No.
9
3 As
102%
series
No.
11™—
series
No.
12:
series
No.
13™_
3As
:
-June-Dec
Range Since
Sold
High
1
Jan. 1
No.
Low
*98
*95'
-June-Dec
*97 %
■' 97
98
06
87%
94%
*95
-June-Dec
High
88
r,~.
_June-Dec
______
Bonds
Bid & Asked
(continued)—
3As
June-Dec
Period
Low
Unification Issue-—
Corporate Stock 1980—__—__
c.'
% rt.
yet been admitted to Stock
Exchange dealings.
3As
•
89
Week's Range
Last
Low
Transit
100.8
100
-Feb
RANGE
Wednesday
BONDS
*99.24
*99.8
2Sj.
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176
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1983
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98
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,
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97
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1978
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121
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95
_
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1959
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B
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-
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87
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reduced
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reduced
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114#
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B 1968:—^
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Jan-July
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Jan-July
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A Income
4s
April 1990
—April
Pere Marquette Ry 3%s series D 15*80—-Mar-Sept
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—•
~
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series
B
1974
-Feb-Aug
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—_JJun e-Dec
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refunding 2%s 1971
1967
—-May-Wou
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& refunding 2%s
4%s
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59 va
27
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1988,—
70
:
50
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:
88
30
debentures
Western Oil 3%s debentures
General
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.
64
48
•
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114
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72
65%
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Pennsylvania Power & Light 3s 1975——April-Ocf
Pennsylvania RR—
Consolidated sinking fund 4%s 1960
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87 %
debentures
17
57%
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—
80%
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f
80
57%
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April-Ocf
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debentures 1987
debentures
1978
debentures 1983
debentures 1981—
debentures
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debentures
69
*85%
s
&
66%
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5s
71
2
-
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National Distillers & Chem 4%s debs 1983_May-Nov
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National Tea Co 3%s conv 1980
75
71%
54%
June-Dec
I 1966
refunding 3s series J 1970
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May-Woo
—May-Woo
82%
70%
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48 Vi
Apr-Ocf
refunding 3%s series
74%
82
52 %
1988„June-Dec
1978
Paper
133
June-Dec
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65
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1900__April-Oct
75%
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67 %
1974
65
52
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73
.
1970
mortgage
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75
2007:
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81%
59.
.
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Feb-Aug
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May-Nov
3 y«s ^debentures 1978
ApriZ-Oct
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Feb-Aug
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Natl -Cylinder Gao- 5y8s conv deb» 1977
Mar-«Sepf
National Dairy Products 2%s debs 1970—June-Dec
first
70
95%
Morris As Essex first gtd 3%s 2000—
Mountain: States Tel & Tel 2%s 1986
60 %
79
7
83
Telephone.2%s 1984——June-Dec
79%
Mar-Sept
1966
63%
78
11
88
71%
1974—Feb-Aug
70
Mar-Sept
series
56
82
71%
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first mortgage 2%s
2%s 1975
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79%.
74%
1 2020
2030
3%s
89
67
Pacific
2005
A Jan
1976
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3s debentures
7
66
,
LJu
1990
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>
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1
Gen mtge income 4%s ser B Jan
5s -income debentures Jan 1 2045
'AV*v
58
Jan-July
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.
58
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v*
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56
1
v
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:
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60
43
22
71
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^
56
43%
77
56%
'
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1972
88
86
92%
68%
40%
71
June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series K 1971——June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series L 1974
June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series M 1979——June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series N 1977
June-Dec
First & refunding 2%s series P 1981—June-Dec
First & refunding 2%s series Q 1980
June-Dec
First & refunding 3%s series R 1982——June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series S 1983
^.June-Dec
First & refunding 2%s series T 1976— June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3%s ser U 1985-June-Dec
1st & ref M 3 V»s series W 1984
June-Dec
1st & refunding 3Vbs series X 1984-—June-Dec
1st
ref M 3%s series Y 1987
June-Dec
1st &r ref M 3%s
series Z 1988
June-Dec
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June-Dec
1st & ref mtge 5s series BB 1989
June-Dec
1st & ref 3%s series CC 1978
June-Dec
Pacific Tel & Tel 2%s debentures 1985—June-Dec
First
.
78
83 %
94
1984
conv
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106
90
*82%
Michigan Central RR 4%s series C 1979—Jan-July
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Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3%s 1969
Mar-Sept
:3%e sinking fund debentures 1967
Jan -July
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70%
53 y8
42
*82%
a
Co 4%s conv
Pacific Gas & Electric Co—
Oxford
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88
55%
61
67%
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May-Nov
1973—
subord debs 1983
Oregon-W'ashington RR 3s series A
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109
10
90
90
4 %8 conv subord debs 1975
Jan-July
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Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3y8s 1988
April-Ocf
91
2
18
83
mortgage
Edison
5%s
93
99
132
103% 104%
—Mar-Sept
-
82
89
—Feb-Auy
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90
82
12
104
88
75
89
■-m—
90
*„;
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53
*80%
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2%s 1975
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mortgage 2%s 1980—
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Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 3%s 1982
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3%s 1988
June-Dec
1st
mortgage. 4%s 1987
Jan-July
Olin Mafchieson Chemical 5%s conv 1982—May-Wou
Ohio
99%
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2
86
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82
4s
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116
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:
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116
78%
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May Stores Realty Cbrp—
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73
7
87%
78
mmm.
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—Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
.May-Nov
_Jan-Jvly
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.(Southern Lines) 4s 1959
May Dept Stores 2%s debentures 1972
3v4fi « t debentures 1978
78
80%
74
83%
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1972—May-Nov
Manila RR
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76
70%
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& Co. 2%s debentures
cubord debs 1977
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.
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-April-Oct
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ApriZ-Oct
Bt Louis div second gold 3s 1980-—'
Mar-Sept
Louisville Gas & El 1st mtge 3yas 1984
Feb-Aug
let mortgage 4%s 1987
Mar-Sept
2003—
-
4s
64 %
10
097c
54%
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1st mtge 3%s
1982—
-June-Dec
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—April-Ocf
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1986
;
-Mar-Sept
First
mortgage
4s
1988
Jan-July
(Wisconsin) first mortgage 2%s 1977_;AprZZ-Oct
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—
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& refunding 4%s ser A
(Minnesota)
k
95%
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52%
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101%
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90
Mar-Sept
1978
85 34
256
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1976_June-Deo
April-Ocf
1982
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Lorillard
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65 ;
1974 _Mar-Sept
1974—Mar-Sept
Northern Natural Gas 3%s s f debs 1973_May-Wow
3%s s f debentures 1973—:
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3%s s f debentures 1974
^
May-Wou
4%s s f debentures 1976
May-Wou
4%s conv subord debs 1977
Mar-Sept
Northern Pacific Ry prior lien 4s 1997—Quar-Jan
4fi registered 1997
-Quar-Jan
General lien 3s Jan 1 2047
Quar-Feb
3s
registered
2047
Quar-Feb
Refunding <Sc improve 4%s ser A 2047—Jan-July
58 %
25%
66
90%
56%
Jan-July
;_Jan-July
2019—Jan-July
N Y Telephone 2%s series D 1982
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3 %s series E 1978__Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981—Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3s series H 1989—April-Ocf
Refunding mortgage 3%s series I 1996—Apn'Z-Oct
Refunding mortgage 4%s series J 1991—May-Nov
Ref mtg 4%s series K 1993
—Jan-July
Niagara Mohawk Po^er Corp—•
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Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s 1980
April-Ocf
General mortgage 3%s 1983
April-Ocf
General mortgage 3%s 1983
Feb-Aug
4%s conv debentures 1972
——Feb-Aug
General
48%
57
*60%
39%
mtge
cons
Northern
*54%
93
*52%
4%s 1987
Mar-Sept
Norfolk & Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Ocf
66%
53%
158
70
43 y„
& St Louis—
t'/4S
1st mtge
<fc
General
—
62%
68%
1994
4s ser A 2004
AGeneral mortgage 4%s series A
1st
100%
1%
3
*66%
61%
63%
69%
1973
...Jan-July
Power & Light first mtge 2%s 1975—Mar-Sept
& Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993—April-Ocf
Susque,u«*ihia & Western RR—
Term
101%
94
100
*96
117
53
Feb-Aug
1998
B
mtge
isi
95%
m—m
;
N
45
90
*45
*93
contingent interest 2003
F 5s contingent interest 2003
general 4s series 1962
90 Va
1
75%
75%
1st mtge 3s 1964
April-Ocf
Toll 5s certificates 1959
Mar-Sept
South gold 3%s '97—June-Deo
sy2s registered 1997
June-Deo
Lehigh Coal & Navigation 3%s A 1970—April-Ocf
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
1st & ref 5s stamped 1964
Feb-Aug
1st & ref 5s stamped 1974
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
1st mortgage 5s extended to 1984
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y.) —
1st mortgage 4%s extended to 1974
Jan-July
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bds—
Series A 4s fixed interest 2003
May-Not
Series B 4y2s fixed Interest 2003
—May-Nov
Series C 5s fixed interest 2003
May-Nov
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext
75%
*82
& Mich
interest
95
;
92%
*89
JAKreuger &
contingent
89
73
2
80
86%
80
90
61
89%
1973
-May-Nov
Y New Haven & Hartford RR—
First & refunding intge 4s ser A 2007—Jan-July
A General mtge conv inc 4%s ser A 2022
May
Harlem River & Port Chester—
99%
80%
99%
80
71 %
82
09%
Jan-July
Jan-July
West 4s series A
&
series
4.%s
95%
89
99%
Chicago
Lack
Y
N
115
106
(i
*93
4%s
98%
92%
^
87
111% 114
99%
Koppers Co
4s
104%
"
114
Jan-July
April-Ocf
Kimberly-Clark Corp 3%s 1983
98%
101
100%
Jan-July
Jan-July
1961
85
*88
68
62
_June-Dec
-ApriZ-Oct
June-Dec
Y Connecting RR 2%s series B 1975—-April-Ocf
Y & Harlem gold 3%s 2000—
May-Nov
Mortgage 4s series A 2043Jan -July
Mortgage 4s series B 2043Jan-July
N
89
60%
60%
Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3y4s series E 1980
First mortgage 3s series F 1986
4%s income debentures 1989
110% 175%
226
164% 172
91
95
81
*71%
1998
registered
York
New
96%
86%
4
89%
88
High
103
79
*82
Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3%s 1998_Feb-Aug
3%s registered 1998—
Feb-Aug
104%
7
79%
86%
Mar-Sept
3V28 1997
1997
collateral gold 3%s
Shore
3% s
109%
103%
73
Lake
mortgage
registered
3%s
100
100
—
103% 104
Jan-July
unguaranteed
90
mm
Low
100%
*81%
Refunding & Impt 4%s series A 2013—April-Ocf
Refunding & Impt 5s series C 2013
April-Ocf
Collateral
trust
6s
1980_ApriZ-Oct
N Y Central & Hudson River RR—
93
Jan. 1
No.
24
1974
Power & Light 3s 1974
Central RR Co—
Consolidated « series A 1998
135V2 250
87
79
Range Since
Sold
High
York
General
'I
89
1977
jersey
New
'J2VA
250
*87
103%
79%
Mar-Sept
Bell Telephone 3y8s 1988
Jan -July
Junction RR gtd first 4s 1986—Feb-Aug
New Jersey
Bonds
Bid & Asked
101% 101%
series B 1961-—May-Nov
April-Ocf
•
78 y«
Week's Range
Wednesday's
or
Low
New Jersey
—
250
172
Stamped 1961
Little Miami
87 %
—
3%s debs 1975
Mar-Sept
Kanawha & Michigan Ry 4s 1990
Apr-Oct
Kansas City Power & Light 2%s 1976
June-Deo
Kansas City Southern Ry 3V4s ser C 1984_june-Dec
Karstadt (Rudolph j 4%s debs adj 1963
J cm-July
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Jan-July
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4M>8 1961—-Jan-July
ASeries
87
85%
M
n
debentures
New
99 Vz
Joy Manufacturing
E
93%
85%
78'/a
Mar-Sept
4V46 s f debentures 1987
Jkn-July
Interstate Power Co 3%s 1978
Jan-July
I-T-E Circuit Breaker 4V«s conv 1982
April-Oct
Jamestown Franklin & Clear 1st 4s 1959__Jwne-Deo
Jersey Central Power & Light 2%s 1976—Mar-Sept
D
83%
*77
May-Not
3%6 s f debentures series A
ASeries
88%
88
-4%« conv subord debs 1983
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
ASeries
25%
*79 %
International Tel & Tel Corp—
Shore
77
3s
12 y4
76%
*87
-.Jan-July
1977———
3.95s oonv eubord debs
Lake
26
77
3s
*85
Chemical Corp—
Internationa! Minerals &
4%s
21%
55%
guaranteed 4%s
debentures 1982
First
*88
May-Woo
A 1079
37%
72
Harvester
Credit Corp 4%s debs eer
Plain
54'4
High
Last
Sale Price
Period
Exchange
England Tel & Tel Co—
New
*85',4
33/4S series C 1974
May-Won
3%s series F 1984
Jan-July
1st «ntge 3%s series G 1980
—_Feb-Aug
1st mtge 3%s series H 1989—
—-—Mar-Sept
3%6 « t debentures 1980
Jan-July
Indianapolis Union Ry 2%s ser C 1986
June-Deo
Inland Steel Co 3V4S debs 1972
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3.20s series I 1982__
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3%6 series J 1981
Jan-July
1st mtge 4%s ser K 1987——
—-Jan-July
*
53'/a
77
mortgage
International
Low
No.
30 %
54
Consol mortgage
Consol
Jan. 1
Sold
High
New York Stock
Wednesday
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
Wednesday's
Bid & Asked
Low
HAHudson & Manhattan first 5s A 1957—Feb-Aug
jAAdjusted income 5s Feb 1957
April-Oct
Illinois Bell Telephone 23/48 series A 1981—Jan-July
First mortgage 8s series B 1978
June-Deo
111 Cent RR consol mtge 3%s ser A 1979—May-Noc
Consol mortgage 3%s series B 1979
May -Nov
WEEK ENDED
Week's Range
Wednesday
105%
105% 105%
17
92%
17
91%
103
90%
91
93%
108%
100
Number 5807
Volume 188
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
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1
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE
Wednesday
BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
Exchange
or
Sale Price
4V4S
subord
-conv
acbs
1964
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1987
115%
I
ser
mortgage 5s series A 1970^
3s debs
June-Dec
1967
1st gen 5s series B 1862
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970__
3%S s f debentures 1986
Electric
Power
Co
3s
3s
debentures .1963—
V
.,
^
First
and refunding
3%s
debentures
1st
and
3%s
refunding
Quaker
Radio
Oats
2%s
1964
(R J) Tobacco 3s debs
Mfg Co 3%s debs 1975—
Rhine-Westphalia Elec
§ A Direct
mt ge
7s
g A Direct mtge
gAConsol
Power
•
5
—
A
B
C
4%s
19
94
101
95
1983
101 Va
100
Texas
105'/a
106%
McBee
6Vis
debs
conv
3
89',i
174
41
—
88%
90 >/2
14
St
Second gold 6s 1996
Louis-San Francisco
1st
A
mortgage
Second
89
1st
mtge
A5s
St
4s
income
Ry
4,/aS
series
Louis-Southwestern
70
224
70%
92
86%
8
3%s
s
f
Line
95%
'
80
—
—
Seagram (Jos E)
3s
debentures
185
Unfted
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182
—
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1st
—
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4%s- subord
•
96
*—
96
137
—
143
143
-
126
118
5s
debentures
Shamrock
Oil
&
U.
155%
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f
s
S.
debs
f
s
mm
16
68%
56'%
76%
80
81
81
69
90 %
90%
44
50
debentures
87
83
85
98%
85
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106% 107
104Vi 105 Vi
86'/a
125
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^April-Oct
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103
155
81%
132
84
84%
77
Penn
Shore
91
102
2
137
64'/8
137
-
64 %
—
94%
76 Va
78
86 '/a
115%
8
64%
119
•-
—
140
55
951/2
1986
Ry first
consol
gold 5s
1994
1988
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996
Southwestern Bel Tel 2%s debs 1985
-
ASpokane Internl first gold
Standard
Coll
Standard
Oil
Products
of
5s
4Vis
31
64%
1
97
971/2
*—
94
140
140
150
101Tb
Jan-July
..Jan-July
1976
1013i 102 %
91
87*/4
65
78%
71
101%
165
103%
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91%
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82
112%
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113
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48
54%
56%
35
96 Vi
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1
series
1966
I
1982
debentures
income
debs
conv
Wilson & Co 4%s
1st
Central
s
RR
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100
105%
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96
87
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64
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.
78
70
89%
89%
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Jan-July
2004
-
,
91%
Co—
A
100%
78
Jan-July
1978
571/2
46 Vb
90
95i/a
Feb-/l«y
f debs 1980
first 4s 19C0-.
58
92%
—
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108%
103
104%
>103
^Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
May-Nou
1975
debs
*801/2
J an-July
Jan-July
May
1984
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3Vis series C 1970
First mortgage 3V4s series D 1967.
3%s
56%
'
86
100%
93 %
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83%
84
84
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year's range, n Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's range, -rCash salt
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y Ex-coupon.
\
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"
iCompanies reported as being in bankruptcy, receiversnip, or reorganized under Section 77 01
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
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included
in
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,
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YEARLY
1'
RECORD
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109
80
83 Va
May-Nov
1973-Aprll-Ocf
Western Pacific RR Co 31/0S ser A 1981
,
119%
83 Va
3
■
Yonkers
96 %
21
i
84
Feb-Awy
Wisconsin Public Sevice 3V4S
86
82
Mar-Sepf
1981
97Vi
104'/a
108
May-Nov
68
75
107
108
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1983
61%
85
96%
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97
82
Mar -Sept
73%
1
mm
*113
June-Dec
67
50
172%
56%
5s
/
202
172%
june-Dcc
1951
1968—
Gen mtge 4%s inc series A Jan 1
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976
971/2
76%
85
—
195
—
98 V4
Wisconsin
101 */2
93%
102%
54%
3',4s
84%
107%
—
4s
95%
114
OOVi
95%
155
98%
97%
first
'
104
105*2
76%
85
97%
56%
Power
83%
100 */a
80 Vb
93%
June-Dec
!
Winston-Salem S B
86
98
11
—
1951__J«7/.e-Dec
C
94Vb
68%
*100
76 Vi
June-Dee
1983
4%s
ser F
99%
99
.
19G7_
conv
California
I
107% 107%
_May-NovApril
2013
.<
■
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107'.i
100%
93
57
•
64%
:<•
Jan-July
-April-Ocf
3%s debentures 1983——
'92%
68Vi
•
—
Jan-July
Feb-Auy
_
92
9
81 Vb
104%
101%
98%
142
91%
37
109
*84
68%
—Jgn-July
mortgage 2Vis series F 1996—Jan-July
First inortgagb 2Vis series G 1961—
Jan-July
First mtge 5Vis series H 1983
..April-Ocf
1st mtge coll tr 4Vis
99
92
First
Southern
95%
97%
—
„
E
94%
98 Va
~
4%s
debs
Whirlpool Corp 3%s
(Oregon Lines) A 1977—_Mar-Sept
4 Vis
1969—
;
_May-Nov
4Vis 1981—
May-Nov
San Fran Term 1st mtge 3%s ser A '75—June-Dec
95
106%
97%
Ja«-July'
87'4
11
64 %
'
—
83%
—
81 Vb
*80 %
98
% -103 V'4
98 Vb
3
99% 100
81 Vb
101 ya
93
95
guaranteed 2361
Jan-July
4s registered 2361—!
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 19G9—April-Ocf
1st mortgage 3Vis series C 1979
April-Oct.
99%
79%
35
78%
...
First 4Vis
Southern Pacific RR Co—
First mortgage 2%s series
West Penn
West
■
Gold,
ser
1978
51/28 debentures
84%
991/2
iooya
87%
*8
31
100% 100%
mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—May-Nov
Electric 3%s 1974
May-Nou
West
IOOV2
—
90
94%
*101
100%
96%
92%
901/4
Jan-July
income d'jbs 2008
subord
94
96
14
~
76Vb
77"
Jan-July
Southern Indiana Ry 2%s 1994___——___.Ja7i-July
Southern Natural Gas Co. 4Vis conv 1973. June-Dec
Southern Pacific Co—
-
Gold
F
121
100%
98%
81%
*100'4
—
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1985
2%s debentures 1987
Southern California Edison Co—
3 Vis convertible debentures 1970—
*97%
81%
7
92
April
Gen mtge income 4Vis series B Jan 1991—April ■
First mortgage 3 Vis series B 1971
^Feb-NovWarren RR first ref gtd gold SVzr 2000—Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s Series A 1970—Feb-Aug »
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967.Jan-July
96
105 Vi
17
283
92 Vb
86
92%
92 Vh
*841/2
6s
106%
86 Va
14
871/2
119Vi
90
94.
Jan-July
1947
subord debentures 1969
series
•
80%
America—
of
Wabash RR Co—
111%
>
104
■<
7
129
90%
89Vi
,
series A
ctfs
Corp
1st lien & ref 4s
105%
87
JM»B•
June-Dec
1979
debentures
1983
First lien and ref mtge 3Vis ser C
108%
97 Va
116
118%
Ala RR gtd 5s 1963—^.
debentures
100%
28
.
123VL' 125
87
1986—-June-Dec
April-Oct
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co—
3s
debs
sinking fund mtge
General
Socouy-Vacuum Oil 2%s 1976
2Vis
..
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
87
1
86 Vb
831/4
90
70
*85%
92'/a
36
99% 100
30
*—
Mar-Sept
.Jan-July
—;—May-Nov
—April-Oct
Jan -July
1976
1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser I
1st & ref M 3V4s ser J 1982
91
Corp—
Corp 438s conv debs
Skelly Oil 2Vis debentures 1965
South A; North
■
103%
119% 120%
HFTb
Mar-Sept
Gen mtge 4s Income series A Jan
103"
81%
98*%
April-Oct
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003——Jan-July
/ Gen mtge 4Via 1983
Mar-Sept
82
87
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.
•
3
16
1981—June-Dcc
v
1031/4
89
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88%
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85
„
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109%
*—
84
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41/4S conv subord
3s
86%
100 % 100%
84
Feb-Aug
1978
4s
assented
conv
90
93%
86
941/4
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975
103
103 Vb 105
'
84%
April-Oct
April-Ocf
.
1967,
Steel
Participating
71%
1
97%
83
'
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80
90
82
.
93%
1972
1972
debentures
Vanadium
991/b
101%
93
84
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79%
50
681/2
95%
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72%
t
94%
83%
§A6%s debs series A 1947
75'/2
95%
88
95%
May-Nov
Rubber 2%s debentures
§A6V2S
97
83
5
191%
75
—
2
6
120%
72%
1241/4
106%
4
83
85
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76
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122
84 Vb
106 %
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89
77
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Mar-Sept
—_Jan-July
mtge & coll trust 31/2S
United Steel Works
136
69
107
Oil
87
78
*96
1966—April-Oct
Corp 3%s 1971
United States
98%
71%
April-Oct
5Vis conv subord debentures 1982.1—
Shell Union Oil 2%s debentures 1971
Sinclair
841/i
85
1969
1977
109%
64%
104%
Gas
86
76 Va
1041% 111
84%
America 2%s
debs
Co of
debentures
1978
74
Jan-July
Feb-Auy
;
1983—
1982
83
3
Corp—
subord
1977
June-Dec
debs
f
995/a
72
4
74V4
83
April-Oct
1st mtge & coll tr 4Vi>s
75'i
June-Doc
debs
85
109
F\'-
1973
1st mtge & coll tr 4%s
00
503
99%
s
87%
101%
J«?ie-Dec '
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973
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...Feb-Aug
f
84
May-Nov
f debs
s
96
80
—May-Nov
s
94
May-Nov
—
*70
—
iMar-Sept
1982
30
June-Dec
99%
93%
91 Vi
1977
Pipe Line 3.20s
94Vi
90%
90%
122
.
3%s
1D68
96%
119
103
S.eaTs Roebuck & Co 4%s
Service
'
85
1
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—June-Dec
coll tr 2%s 1980
3%s. 1982
79%
126%
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Missouri
278
126
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of
82%
93%,,
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—
1972___
debs
147
•
1974
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72%
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104V4
29
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1985—Jan-July
E
ser
85%
991/2
*—
—
VJllay-Nov
1974
debentures
119/
■
84
741,4
and impt 3%s I960—June-Dec
Corp 2%s dbbs 1961—
Mar-Sept
Biscuit
3%s
Sears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
4%s
Vi
92 Vb
85
Cent ref
Artists
conv
182
May
Mar-Sept
1966
141
*106
-
mtge
United
Co—
& Sons 2%s
90%
,
90
94%
94Vi
June-Dec
.
Pacific—'
Orleans :3%s
New
Union Tank Car 4'/4S
90
177
__
Mar-Nov
—•
90%
85
—
84
RR 2%.s debentures 1976——Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991_Mar-Sept
75
Ry—
RR
100
81 y«
91%
May-Nov
-
gold 5s 2000
§ A3'As assented series C
3s series B 1980debentures
1977
97
91%
28
RR—
first
debentures
United
Jan-July
Air
mtge
91%
3
89Vi
*87 %.
■
Union Pacific
110'/a
67
89
*87
—
Scioto V'<& New England 1st gtd 4s 1989...
May-Nou
Scott Paper 3s conv debentures 1971™.
Mar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
1st
103
92 %
138
Jan-July
May-Nov
Union Oil of California 2%s debs 1970
__
First 4s bond certificates 1989
May-Nou
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
1989_Jan-July
St Paul & Duluth first cons gold 4s 1968. Jane-Dec
St Paul Union Depot
3,Vis. B 1971
——April-Oc£
Beaboard
140
April-Ocf
1st mtge &
97%
Jan-July
debs ser A Jan 2006
98
91 Vi
107%
Louis—
3s
1st
*—
-June-Dec
1980
B
93%
98 y4
92%
1971—May-Nov
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975-Apnl-Ocl
107
93
106 Vi 108%
701/4
Jan-July
Jan 2022
92.
83Va'
6
*90
94%
92
99%
Mar-Sept
—
A
81%
.3
.
104Tb
87
*85
99%
"5
16
S4
of
Union Electric
Co—
1997
ser
Orleans
Tri-Continental
100
91
'
»-«•
RR
Tol & Ohio
88
92 Vb
—
108
April-Ocf
4s series A
mtge inc
*—
87
Jan-July
Thompson Products 4%s debs 1982-—_—Feb-Aug
Oil Co 31/2S 1986
April-Oct
'
90'/a
92%
1971
A
St
Tidewater
96%
78%
—■■■•
103% 103%
—Mar-Sepf
Adirond'k 1st gold 5s 1996_Jan-July
St Lawrence &
of
Pacific-Missouri
§ A3 Vis
Saguenay Power 3s series
86%
—
Mar-Sept"
General, and refund M 3%s
Term
2%s
1977
New
& Pacific
Texas
111
166
—
169
*—
*
April-Oct
.
RR Assn
&
4%s
debs
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp—
General mortgage 3Vis series J 1969
Rolir Aircraft 5Vis conv debs 1977
Royal
94%
33*4
86 "
First and refund M 3 Vis series B 1970—April-Oct
First and refund M 3%s series C 1990
April-Oct
111%
102%
Corp—
subord
conv
96
Texas
■
4%s
1978
Oil
20
88%
.
103%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
1978—.
series
88%
82
"
28
98%
167
—
Feb-A?/p
April-Oct
1978
series
96
6s
1953
4%s
93%
102"
May-Nou
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
93 Va
1111/2
90'/2
May-Nov
4%s
Richfield
92%
1972—
1973
Refund and impt M 4s series C 2019
Refund and impt 2%s series D 1985
Texas Company (The) 3%s debs 1983
103
91
*78'/a
May-Nou
mtge 6s 1955
adjustment bonds—
Vis series
98
—
*106'/a IO91/2
....
169
—Feb-Axig
§ AConsol
Debt
1
55
83V4
Mar-Sept
subord debs 1983
conv
Terminal
101%
Corp—
1950
Gs
4Vbs
98
95
'
April-Ocf
6s 1952
mtge
.91%
102%
'
Jan-July
1973
9
10
101%. 120 ya
*100 Vi
*100
"102
——Jan-July
debs 1973
debentures
debentures
25
1971—May-Nov
-Jan-July
1982
High
115
Sylvania Electric Products—
■V
of America SVbs conv 1980—June-Dee
Reading Co first & ref 3Vss series D 1995_May-Nov
Reynolds
98%
94',2
Corp
Rheem
96
*—
Mar-Sept
debentures
92%
2%s
Co.
&
2%s
93%
:
April-Oc£
1977
96%
—
98%
June-Dec
1975
debentures
96
•;
in
~
refunding mortgage 3 Vis 1983- Aprll-Oct
debentures
4%s
b.
74
6
——
111 Vb
May-Nou
—
62
*—.
'mm
mortgage 3s 1972
May-Nov
mortgage 2Vas 1979.Ju7te.-Dec
1972
1
*86%
4MB
refunding mortgage 3 Vis 1968..Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s
2037—Jan-July
First and refunding
mortgage 8s 2037__Ju«e-Dec
and
70 %
Swift
95
95
First and
First
83%
82%
98'%
Mar-Sept
1
98
2
41/4S
(Ohio)
Jan. 1
Low
No.
102
102
April-Ocf
;
Range Since
Sold
High.
115
Sunray Oil Corp 2%s debentures 1966—Jan-July
Superior Oil Co 8%s debs 1981
Jan-July
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6S 1971
May-Nou
100
87 Va
92%
—
May-Nov
„
V
Bid & Asked
1982—April-Oct
conv
1983
Stauffer Chemical 3%s
■
-Jem-July
i
-
97-Tb
97 %
88
*96
'mm
April-Oct
3%s conv debs 1973
Procter & Gamble 3%s debs 1981
Public Service Electric & Gas Co—
3
—
Standard Oil Co
99%
70%
Mar-Sept
1983
97%
debentures
3Vbs
(N J) debentures 2%s
2%s debentures 1974
76
96%
(Indiana)
Standard Oil
94
76
—
4Vis
118
91
—
Standard Oil
Bonds
Wednesday's
or
Sale Price
Low
997/a
106 Vi
88
mm
_Feb-Aug
-
Potomac
-
94
91 Vi
Week's Range
Last
Period
Exchange,
High
87%
-
April-Oct
"
242
*97%
April-Oct
April-Ocf
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
116%
97%
mmf
Pittsb Coke & Cnem 1st mtge 3%s 1964
May-Nou
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
11
*97%
mm
1963_Feb-Aa<j
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
95 %
*—• ■
Consolidated guaranteed 4 Vis ser J 1964_May-Nov
Piltsburgn Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General
Low
*76
Cnic & St Louis Ry—•
Consohdated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
Feb-Aug
New York Stock
Jan. I
No.
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
High
114
Pittsburgh Cincinnati
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s
Bonds
Bid & Asked
94 7 a
PillsDury Miils Inc. 3Vbs s £ aebs 19/2
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Dec
DECEMBER 2ft
ENDED
Wednesday
Wednesday's
Low
Phillips Petroleum 23is debentures
WEEK
FOR
Week's Range
Last
Period
the
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the, transactions oh the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday','
Dec. 22 and ending
Wednesday, Dec. 24 (the Exchange being closed on Thursday, Dec. 25 and Friday, Dec. 26). It is compiled from the report of the American
Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include
every security whether stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the currenti year* ■;./ %,
-
RANGE
-
.
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
DECEMBER
26.
.1
.
?*!
.
•.•>,:
'
Wednesday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp class A
Acme Precision Products Inc.
Acme Wire Co common
Aerojet-General
Aeronca
Aero
l
footnotes
see
17
,
33.
Shares
400
6%
17 Vi
8V4
8%
57%
66 Vi
)
9%
9V4
5%
53b
10
5%
3 Vi
Jan
300
5%
Jan
300
14%
Apr
300
5,400
7,800'
13,900
Last
STOCKS
6% May
57% Dec
Dec
8% Aug
21
Jan
9% Sep
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores..
Air
Ajax
Way Industries Inc
Petroleums Ltd
Alabama
Great
Southern
Power
4.20%
Dec
Alabama
47/a
Jan
11%
Oct
Alan Wood
1 To
Jan
5%
Dec
66'i
5Vo
Range
of Prices
'
Sales
for Week
preferred
8% Feb
31/2
31/2
1.900
%
3%
Ji.
10
1% Jatx
3,900
A-Jmi
122
50
100
Railge Since Jan; 1'
Low
High V
13% July
Shares
High
Apr
841/4 Nov
preferred—100
Steel Co
cumulative
•
3
50c
Week's
Low
Par
High
5
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
4%
8%
64
i
page
6%
17
Wednesday
for Week
High
l
Corp
Manufacturing Corp
Supply Manufacturing
For
Range
4%
l
io
Sales
of Prices
Low
1
Adam Consol Industries Inc
Week's
24%
24V4
24%
1,400
"'
3%
Dec
'
I! Apr
138% Not
95% July
16% May
26%
75%' Apr
82 *
Oct
Not
29
*'•
AMERICAN STOCK
Wednesday
Lmi
Range
gate Price cfPricec
Par
Low
High
stocks
American Stock Exchange
Inc—
Airlines
Alaska
-1
<
KunstZiJde N V—
Amer dep rets Amer shares.
All American Engineering Co—
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
32
5%% convertible preferred
Co Inc.
Jan
4%
Oct
2%
Apr
4%
Dec
9%
9%
800
5%
Jan
1074
Dec
33% July
5% Apr
46%
Nov
12%
Dec
10%
Sep
9%
9%
5.600
12%
10%
12%
1
2%
5%
10%
Jan
Jan
Dec
7% Nov
13%
Dec
80
720
81%
80
9
9
Dec
80
Feb
90
10%
Dec
Jan
90
Dec
1
200
9
Apr
52
.
Jan
5%
Jan
65
1% May
99
Dec
94%
50
1
.14
13%
14%
9,000
—20
25
33
33
33%
2,700
21%
40%
Dec
38%
38%
38%
300
27%
Jan
39%
Nov
36
36
25
31%
Jan
43
Jun
Inc
92%
94%
9% July
Jan
2874 Mar
Co
11%
11%
n%'
5,400
76
71%
76
2,000
11
Seal-Kap common
5% preferred
10%
11
8,700
300
4%
4%
31
31
32 %
400
10%
10
10%
1,300
5,400
3%
3%
3%
%
19,200
.9% Sep
21
Jan
7% May
33/4
Jan
13
78%
14
Dec
Ya Oct
8%
Dec
Jan
18
4%
33%
Dec
Jan
16
2% Jan
14%
600
4,100
A Apr
Apr
8% Feb
8%
5,700
5
Jj
Dec
Jan
9% Xl0%
ii
x9%
15% Jan
34
11%
May
4% Oct
% Oct
16% Sep
12% Jan
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
"A"
2.40
shares
Fuel
Arkansas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Power
4.72%
Oil
9
6%
6%
4%
270
90 %
92%
91%
92%
5
37%
37%
38%
8,600
5
48
46%
47%
10,100
Corp
Gas Co
Jan
1,600
1
pfd—.100
Angostura-Wupperman
Appalachian Power Co 4Ya%
Arkansas
Jan
Sep
33% Feb
26
Jan
9%
6%
Nov
———1
Can Northwest Mines & Oils Ltd
1
Canadian Petiofina Ltd partic pfd—10
Canadian Williston Minerals
6c
Canal-Randolph
Corp—
1
Capital City Products common
5
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc———-1
Carnation Co common
._5.o0
Carolina Power & Light $5 pfd
*
American
Carter
25
100% 100%
100
preferred
93% Jan
rbts
dep
Castle
Maine
preferred
Central Power & Light
3.50%
Chamberlin
Oharis
Oil
Arnold
Co
1
5%
5%
4,800
33/8
Apr
7% Dec
4
2.50
400
7%
6%
7%
3,500
4%
Apr
83/4
Dec
Coastal Caribbean Oils
133/4 Jan
23%
Nov
Cockshutt
2 A
Jan
Colon
Associated
dep
rets
Stores
Food
Laundries
Associate
of
"3%
1
Inc
1
"2%
4%
7,300
2%
2%
lo
America
3%
3
30,800
2%
2%
18,300
7j| Nov
1%
Jan
4%
Dec
1%
Feb
2
Apr
2%
Dec
17
Feb
25%
Nov
3
Dec
■
Associated Oil & Gas Co
Associated Stationers
Associated
Class
Tel
A
Supply Co
•
—
Tel—
&
participating
Atlantic
Coast
Indus
Atlantic
Coast
Line
104% 104%
•
Inc
1%
lOo
Co
1%
2,100
1%
49 %
51
•
„
50
1,000
51
97% Mar
1
106% Aug
Jan
2
Dec
26% Jan
51
Dec
Audio
Devices
14%
10 pesos
1
Non-voting non-cum preferred
Voting Machine
Ayrshire Collieries Corp common
8%
9%
5,000
15%
16%
1,200
5%
800
-5 %
5
73/4 Jan
173/4
2%
4% Aug
10% Dec
Jan
4% May
7% Mar
23/b
Apr
Nov
17%
Nov
5 5/8
Dec
19%
4%
Nov
200
3
July
200
4
19%
16
Jan
20% Jun
Feb
393/4 Sep
Vtc
ext
Class
l
—
Inc
\
Banco
19,300
7%
18
500
10%
16
16%
200
3%
3%
2%
1%
lii
1%
19,600
12%
12%
12%
7,400
16
l
Securities
Corp
los,Andes—
de
011
17%
0
-
1
Baldwin Rubber common
Baldwin
ail
2%
A
Industries
3%
lo
9%
Jan
12 3/8
Oct
Apr
11% May
2% Jan
18%
Nov
1,800
40
9 It/
2% Oct
600
Barcelona Tr Light & Power Ltd
•
Barium
,
4
Steel
Corp
Barker Brothers -Corp
Barry Controls Inc class B
Basic Incorporated
Bayview Oil Corp
6%
1%
25o
Bohack
~3%
6%
7%
1,900
r
500
Consolidated
Commercial
Continental
Industries
Inc
Materials
Corp
Cooper-Jarrett Inc
Corby (H) Distillery Ltd—
Class A voting
Atlantic
Cuban
Tobacco
500
Curtis
6'/i
1,600
4% May
19%
700
133/4 Apr
800
97
10
Light & Pwr ord
Corp common
Bridgeport Gas Co
Brillo
6%
T%
3,800
6,%
~1%
900
6%
12,900
•
•
•
Jan
Jan
5% May
7% Nov
.
6%
6%
2974
7
6,900
2934
50
£1
£1
dep rets ord bearer—
Amer dep rets ord reg
40%
40
40%
3,900
British Columbia
Power
7%
8fff
1,000
37%
8A
•
common
Apr
34%
Dec
Jan
11V4
Jun
37%
200
fg Feb
5%
Jan
363/4 Nov
Amer
4%
30%
32
1,200
Jan
13% Feb
8
7%
8%
6,700
53/4
9
8%
9
1,900
6%
(E L) Co common
Mills
class
2.50
B
•
Jan
Apr
16% Mar
3
Oct
1
20%
19 V*
20%
1,000
8%
Jan
1
50c
Company common
Buckeye (The) Corp
Budget Finance Plan common
60c convertible preferred
serial
31%
7,V Dec
9V4
1
F
6%
4,400
10
Bruce
Ltd
82,300
14%
iu
common
Co
Bruck
B-6
7%
14
preferred
cumulative
Rubber
7
14
1
Brown Forman Distillers
Brown
7%
1
£1
7%
6%
7%
2,900
7%
600
2% May
5% Jan
200
8%
7%
preferred
7%
10%
8%
0
10
11
8%
700
BuelLDie & Machine Co
1
2%
2%
100
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp.
Bunker Hill (The) Company
1
16%
16%
400
12
12%
4,100
>.2.50
12%
Jan
2
7 Ya
293/4
Oct
Dec
82% July
46% Oct
710
Nov
8 4<y
Dec
44% Sep
8iso
Dec
15 Ya
Dec
33% Nov
8%
Dec
10% Dec
77
Jun
3%
Oct
22% Dec
91
Dec
8
July
11
Jun
Burroughs (J P) & Son Inc
%
■Ar
11,000
%
% Jan
Feb
2%
2%
3%
2,600
13%
Jun
3% Dec
7%
6%
7%
2,300
3 3%
Jan
8%
•
26%
10c
l
Inc
30%
3%
20 %
20%
$2.50 preferred.
Dec
1
Canada
•
Bread Co Ltd
Canada Cement Co Ltd
common
preference
*
aa
see
page
33.
Oct
2,700
1%
Jan
4,900
13%
Jan
20%
Dec
62
55%
Apr
—
45
Sep
50
3%
36
7%
6%
300
7%
Feb
9%
8
%
8%
500
4%
Jan
8% Dec
%
2%
1,600
2
Jan
3%
9%
9%
Sep
6
800
3% Aug
6% Dec
1
1%
17,900
1% Mar
13%
14%
16,000
8%
Jan
2% July
15% Oct
38
41
1,300
24%
Jan
47%
Dec
17
17%
2,400
10%
Jan
20
Sep
37%
3734
200
%
26% Mar
8%
1,100
4
63/8
1,800
33%
Jan
170
%
3/a
Oct
6%
6%
5,300
11,300
21%
21%
2,300
163/4
8% Dec
Jan
3
Jan
Jan
2%
3
4,700
1%
Jan
-7%
8
2,000
7%
Dec
5%
Jan
7
Jan
7%
10,000
16%
2,900
6%
300
7%
7%
2,900
,
5% Jan
5%
rxl3%
Jan
6% May
2,400
14%
Jan
% Jan
4,900
19
100
18
May
16% Jan
20
14%
15%
400
10%
16% Nov
13%
300
9%
Apr
Jan
M
Nov
Jan
20
Aug
4%
Jan
1,400
4%
19
Nov
Oct
53/4 May
x58
10.700
8
Jan
8%
5%
3,100
4/a
9%
•■-■i*-
'
~4%
"4%
43%
Nov
53/s Dec
1%
Jan
850
5%
Apr
10% Dec
50
14%
Jan
18% Dec
1,500
2%
2
12
2,200
42
42
20
5'„
%
3%
Is a
Dec
9%
Dec
25% Mar
313/4 Jan
27,200
103/8
•
17% Jun
Jan
18
18
H%
Dec
Jan
%
10
9%
■
.*/
2%
—
9%
Jan
93/4
300
12%
778
12
Dec
78% July
16% Dec
% Feb
143.'i
Nov
23/4
Feb
38,200
23
.—i,
.
7-k
8,400
64
13%
■»
4%
214 May
1,700
2% '
2%
60
14 /a
,
4 %.
4%
4/2
2 /a
80,"
48% Feb
%
62,700
1%
Dec
Jan
Jan
Mar
6% May
7
8
—
,
Oct
3%
Jan
24%
Dec
6%
Dec
Dec
—
Co
1,800
200
11%
Nov
9%
Jan
5%
~5%
~5%
1,300
4%
Apr
2%
1,700
2%
Ltd
7.50
Douglas Oil Company
Dow Brewery Ltd
Duke
&
Co
Co—
23
Jan
32
Oct
10
128
Jan
141
Nov
10%
234
5
5%
1%
1%
31%
2%
19,200
29 %
6,600
3%
Mar
Dec
'.074 Dec
4%
Apr
2,600
2
Jan
2,900
374
Jan
674 Dec
1
Jan
22
Jan
1U May
4074 Mar
2,400
3
ll%
18%
1834
2%
Jun
11/a
II7!!
20%
-20%
207 b
600
11%
113/4
2,500
...
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
(The) Co
Durham Hosiery class B common
Duro Test Corp common
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co—
Dynamics Corp of America
2074
Dec
18%
Jan
24% Aug
24% Oct
Oct
.
*
10
7%
Jan
15% Nov
Jan
1074
Nov
—
- ~
7%
7%
7%
3,500
10
July
33
11%
Jan
68
'
_
-4
3W Jan
20%
2,600
1034
11%
3.900
674
68
300.-
39%
Jan
50
50
300
3034
Jan
.
7%
77b
12,900
"3%
*
41b
2.100
13%
3
Jan
47b
.
26
Feb
3V4
Sep
4% Mar
..
24
25 "2
25%
27
Oct
Nov
21% Dec
Jan
110
—
—
874
40% Oct
Jan
64
20
25%
36
34% May
—
—
7
1374 Jan
1
20
11
10s
1
*
1
*
1
Dec
1% Oct
14
—
*
*
1
1
:.19%
Jan
8
2.200
Laboratories-
Common
Mar
U July
500
10%
4% Nov
Apr
11
1.000
1
1
*
Co
(Allen B)
Oct
Nov
May
500
2%
-10
—
common
Exploration
Power
5%
35
Jan
1.100
*,
32.50
•—1
preferred
Corp
Dec
674
2% Jan
30
Sep
17
*
6s 8d
1
,—;-lc
Dorr-Oliver Inc_
Harris
•
3%
139
9%
31%
13
297b
28
139
1
37« Aug
100
35
3%
:
28%
1%
stock
*
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd
*
Dominion Textile Co Ltd common—•
Driver
—
5%
Dominion Bridge Co LtdDominion Steel & Coal ord
$2
3%
:——23c
:
243,8
35
Steel Fdrs Inc—1
-——1
Ltd—
Petroleum
%
6
13
.1034
dep rets ord reg
Diversey
(The) Corp—
Diversified Specialty Stores
Dome
12
2,100
5%
12%
12% Dec
-
70
Dec
51%
Dec
3% Dec
3% Oct
4% Jan
19
Oct
15
Jan
26%
Dec
2,300
1974
Jan
30%
Oct
8,100
274
Jan
300
51%
Sep
4
57
Jan
4,400
3%
Oct
36%
7%
434
4%
47it
5% Dec
Jan
—
•
3%
Jan
Oct
Jun
3% Nov
—
—8
Campbell Chlbougamau Mines Ltd
32%
3%
50
l
18% Feb
20%
—60
Camden Fire Insurance
For footnotes
6,300
60
—
6% cumulative preferred
Calvan Consol Oil & Gas Co
6Yi%
3
30%
Dec
15%
1
Duraloy
Power
$3.00 preferred
——
Club Inc_
(The)
Draper
c
Aviation
Electric
Diners'
Distillers
Drilling
1
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
California
Detroit Gray Iron &
2% Jan
9% Jan
7
23%
Manufacturing
&
Development Corp of America
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd—
9% Aug
12 %o
Burry Biscuit Corp
Eastern
Gasket
DuMont
American dep rets ord shares—3s 6d
Calif
debentures.,—
193/4 Sep
143/4 Oct
Burma Mines Ltd—
.
8%
Detroit
Jan
Jan
Jan
24 %
6
12%
10c
—35
50c
5
100
—
Dayton Rubber Co class A
Dejay Stores common—
Dennison Mfg class A common
May
7%
11%
2%
1
2.50
20
_2.50
American
dep rets ord reg
Company common
5,000
24
16%
%c
Inc__:
Day Mines Inc
2% Aug
7% Aug
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
Brown
Bro'thers
7%
Jan
Dec
6%
6%
12
—
Davega
Davidson
5
5%
6%
1
Oct
Dec
34%
Jan
5
5
Daitch
43
Tobacco—
Amer
Jan
2%
D
Dec
97
Jan
3% July
14%
13%
50c
vtc
26% Jan
33% Jan
1% May
900
5%
*
83
26%
Oct
1,700
~~
—
Crystal Dairies Inc—
Stores Corp common5 c/o
preferred—
Davenport Hosiery Mills
1% Apr
6
Apr
5% July
Nov
%
7% July
28
Dec
19
5
Lighting Inc common
2.50
Manufacturing Co class A—4
7%
1%
•
•
9
4
Jan
34
4%
—
1
common
Oil
Jan
4% Jan
8% Jan
Dec
Aug
4%
29
3,600
Jan
%
4,600
2%
21%
1,500
7,600
T67,ft
2% Jan
13%. Oct
108% Sep
Jan
7% Dec
21%
8
40
°/a
G%
Dec
li9o
72
100
33
%
—1
common
Curtis
Dec
Jun
xl0% July
300
1,60<J
2%
—*55/®
5
(Md)
Co
Sugar
Cuban-Venezuelan
5
British American Oil Co
Cuban
Nov
Jan
20o
common
Nov
9
Oct
I
Co
Cuban American Oil
4
7
43/a
14%
Cork Internat'l "A" partic
*
Drug Co common
25c
Crystal Oil & Land Co common
♦
$1.12
preferred
—2.50
Dec
97
4,900
l]i
12
19%
Crown
5
Dec
55
19%
19% ' 20%
7%
Crown
Dec
44
Inc
Breeze
Dec
iODec
.
common
18 3/4
May
43% May
4% May
10% Jan
60
25%
37 %
J
1
*
1.50
Publishing Co
Crowley Milner & Co.
13
39%
Nov
%
*
Crowell-Collier
Jan
24%
Apr
12%
6%
,
Petroleum
Jan
29
39
Jun
7%
16
*
16%
American dep receipts (ord reg)—£1
Carrier Industries Inc
50c
Creole
7%
Inc
American
Ltd—
Courtaulds
10% Jan
40
Sep
6 %
7
—*
Corroon & Reynolds common
$t preferred class A
Cott Beverage Corp
40%
1
79
107
33
:
7%,
5
600
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc
British
_
._10c
non-voting—
300
100
1%
11%
1%
14%
38%
17
Engineering—1
Corp—
1
&
Inc
2,200
5
May
700
8
18
104
~
.
1
B
Inc
Varnish
&
11%
5
75
20
Paint
42%
Co common
Manufacturing
/
10c
Co.,
Cook
11%
8
Sep
Dec
2
—10
—1.25
Aviation
11%
6
17%
8%
Continental
10%
18%
Dec
64%
~'J
,
10 1
6
Continental
42%
6%
27
"
105
33
1
Royalty Oil—
10%
.
16%
Jan
40
J
-
Ltd——*
11%
1
Jan
.
—
%
6%
21%
2%
Air
Continental
Oct
Dec
Dec
3
734
100
r
■
8%
Smelt
Lines
:
934
"'r
6%
Retail Stores Inc
Consol
8
15%
22 %
;
67 %.
-1
Mining &
Consolidated
14%
—
50c
17
13%
Apr
■
*
Inc
Crown Central Petroleum
10% Jun
Feb
1%
7%
.2;
1
-10
Corp—
2% May
Jan
6%
«15,500
.
*
Co
Co—
15% July
8% Dec
l3/4 Jun
13,000
2%
7
9%
_
.
-*
Electric
Diesel
.42%
■v-
Brazilian Traction
Jan
2% May
5% Jun
4% Jan
14%
2%
18% Nov
'
;20c
10c
1
C) ;Co common—
•
prior cumulative preferreiL.100
Bourjois
Apr
% Jan
Apr
7,000
14%
25%
1965————
to
25
1
Chemical Company
6
Apr
4% Jan
12
3%
~3%
<H
5Ya%
Borne
2,000
Jan
3% May
11% July
13,100
6%
common
&
1%
"3 %
common
(S)
1
1
Black Starr & Gorham class A
Blumepthal
100
1,100
500
(A 8) Shoe 'Corp
Bell Telephone of Canada common
Belock Instrument Corp
Benrus Watch Co Inc
Blauner's
8%
17%
7.50
common
Beck
Inc
17
1
12%
17
_l
convertible class A
Bickford's
7%
12%
_1
I
1%
4
13% Jan
67%
Crane
American shares
Banff Oil Ltd—
Bearings Inc
Beau-Brummel ties
163/4 Sep
3% Aug
300
14%
.10c
Consol Cuban Petroleum Corp_
Coro
Bailey & Selburn Oil & GasBaker
17%
%
6/2
Co
vtc_
Equipment
(Canada)
Containers
Connelly
Class
b
July
:
17
v' J
11%
Continental
x29
3%
l
•
3
Automatic
20,100
4
9
100
Inc
7,900
14%
16
1
Inc
Automatic Steel Products
13%
3%
4
Oct
5 Ye
—
1
Community Public Service——
Compo Shoe Machinery—
Consol
Atlas Consolidated
Mining &
Development Corp
Atlas Corp option
warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp
Products
Colonial Sand & Stone
6/e Feb
£1
reg
5%
2%
Farm
& Dec
4% May
3% 'Jan
.4%
6%
9%
8%
Co Ltd
Jan
200
..20%
Aluminum
%
4,100
A
400
1
Clary
Corporation
1
Claussner Hosiery Co
,—5
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clopay Corporation
,————_1
Dec
American
Oct
5%
1
Oil
67
4%
-
18
.'1]J
Co—
Dec
Oct
%
'
lc
Controller
12%
1%
109% Jan
5%
5
10
»—4
Corp
22 %
*1,700
110
4%
1
Jan
19,700
102% 104%
_*
Corp
Feb
i];)
32% Aug
10% Oct
39% Jan
102% Dec
&
10
1
Mining—
4%
u
7% Jan
200
5%
^10c
Consolidated
13%
x22%
400
4%
2.50
——
1,500
1%
11% Dec
93/4
102%
Clarostat Manufacturing Co
Club
Feb
58%
•
10
2
2
10
;—10
common
Charter Oil Co Ltd
Clark
Jhn
1% May
Jan
24
10
Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough-Pond's
Inc
Chicago Rivet & Machine:
Christiana
•
May
16%
93/4
100
4%
America
of
Co
Corp
Dec
7.58%
.—100
100
—
Century Electric Co common
2,000
22
3%
_
1
1
Century Investors Inc
Convertible preference
11%
Itt
1,900
1
h Jan
12%
Dec
Co—
Power
21%
6%
22
,-i
Cinerama. Inc.——
Associate Electric Industries—
10%
, —
*
Central
Oct
2H Feb
6 Ya
1% Mar
10 %
$1.50 series
preference
10%
preferred
Aro Equipment Corp
Asamera Oil Corp Ltd
8,400
'
20%
Aluminum
900
Iff
7%
11%
Altex
%
13%
2%
21%
Convertible
IS
14%
Conv
25
Dec
Mar
1%
1
453/4 Sep
Dec
2.400
1%
2
133/8
.1338
1%
--10%
_1
50
102
4,900
^-1
1
warrants
Co
5%
—
..
—ZlO
Corp—_
A
&
5
3% Feb
_
—
America—
of
Armstrong Rubber class
Armour
—
1
—1
Central
Chromalloy
Dec
1%
5
11,800
Hadley Corp
Central Illinois Securities Corp
Instruments
Cenco
Jan
103
6,800
118
__2s 6d
ord
B
& Co——-—
(A Mi
Catalin Corp
6%
1 34
„
4j| Jan
7^ Aug
»
(J W) Co common
Products common
Casco
5 ib
1
High
Nov
„„
Marconi-
Ltd—
Low
218
38.200
3%
20 % May
& Dock
Dec
Light—
&
Canadian
Range Since Jan.
High
3h
6%
Co Ltd—
2
Co Ltd-—*
Homestead Oils Ltd
_10c
Canadian
Chief
8%
Low
Canadian Atlantic Oil
Dredge
Shares
3%
Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc_l
Canada
Canadian
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
Carreras
Thread
American
400
300
7,900
2
5
American Writing Paper common
5
AMI Incorporated
—3
Amurex Oil Co class A
—1
Ana con Lead Mines Ltd
200
Anchor Post Products
2
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
4.75
American
2
9%
*
American Natural Gas Co 6% pfd—25
American Petrofina Inc class A
1
American Photocopy Equip Co
1
Meter
American
900
700
35,300
12%
Laundry Machine
Manufacturing Co com
American
3%
4%
40
—100
Electronics
Dec
7%
10
Book 'Co_
American
8%
4%
America—
American
Apr
3%
39%
preferred—_—100
common
•;
Air Filter 5% conv pfd
15
Beverage common—
-1
American
Nov
6%
40
$3.75 cumulative
American
34%
7%
12%
Aluminum Industries
American
2%
7% Sep
Feb
9%
.1
2——-——
of
900
3% Mar
20
7%
0
—
Aluminum Co
100
stock_l
Paper Corp
Inc
3,800
4%
Allied Internat'l Investing cap
Alsco
7
Last
Sale Price
Monday, Decembor 29, 1958
...
Sales
Week's
Wednesday
S*TOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Shares
3 Ya
.10
EXCHANGE
ENDED DECEMBER
Week
7%
Allied Control
Allied
FOR WEEK
7%
.100
Pictures Corp
Allied Artists
for
32
6%
7
Ai«cuiene
RANGE
Shies
Week's
Chvonicte
and Financial
The Commercial
43/4 Aug
400
25
Jan
37%
Dec
28,200
4
Feb
10
Oct
4
Sep
■
—
5% Sep
25 3%
Jan
36
29
Jun
30% Jun
Dec
E
Eastern
Malleable
Eastern
States
—25
Iron
Corp
—
$7 preferred
series A
$6 preferred series B
Rdo Corporation class A—.
Elder
Mines
Limited
»~1
*
*
1
1
40%
'40
100
30%
__
32
900
301/4
Jan
16
15%
I6V4
13 »/4
Jan
142%
Jan
42% Dec
33%
189
Oct
Sep
3.900
175% Sep
17% Dec
2.000
1A May
The Commercial and Financial
Number 5807
188
Volume
Chronicle
(2767)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Wednesday
STOCKS
Week's
L»st
■
►
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Bond
Share
&
Electrographic
r5'...
1-
common—
Corp
common
Communications'iuc:
Electronic
Electronics
Corp of
El-Tronics
Low
—1
America—,
26%
%
Empire Millwork Corp——.
:
1.
Equity Corp common—10c;
$2 convertibe preferred ,—-——-^1
'
Erie Forge
& Steel Corp common-
6%^cum 1st
Ero
.
1
COi_———1:"
7.%.
F&jardo Eastern
1
A—
shs
Common
$2 preferred
.
beneficial
12
Oils
Fargo
•FirtUr-Sterling
Fishmari
Inc
A
Ford JScrtor
Fresnillo
Fuller
Co Ltd—
(The )
Company
Co
Power
Co
preferred
Mfg Co
-
Builders
18
—
•
1
6%
Corp—
Ltd'—
Corp
preferred
*8%
9%
11%.
11'%
•■...• %
*
11%
11%
Gobet
300
15%
39%
:
2%
29%
18
%
23%
'
Vk
4.
93%
93
"
Manufacturing Co
Chemical
Financial
Western
Producers
Gulf
21% Aug
23%
5% Dec
1%
Sep
51%
Dec
2.800
10%
11%
Oct
Jan
Dec
100
Feb
92
Dec
107
Dec
Apr
101% Jun
.
4/if Jan
7% May
9% Nov
„
6% Mar
7%
Feb
7%
15%
Apr
17%
2,200
19% Aug
11% Sep
9%
Jan
19
19%
1S'%
900
xl4%
Feb
21%
21%
200
15%
1%
500
1%
Apr
G%
3,600
1%
4%
Nov
Sep
■'20% Nov
Jun
1%
6%
.
21%
Dec
3% Aug
"
7
Dec
V/4
20.700
%
Jan
18%
200
16%
Jan
30
30%
800
Jan
x8%
x8%
31%
10%
1,000
-11%
* 2%
121!.!
5
12
.1
2%
1%
J''.
_60c
_1
Jan
10%
%. Jan
37%', Jan
5.400
200
2%
Dec
;-12% Nov
2% Aug
1% Mar,
1
2 %
85
Feb
Aug
Dec
6%
Dec
24Vg
26
Jan
x30
Jun
11.%
11%
2,500
6%
Jan
15
1 * 3%
Nov
4%
16,300
3%
Nov
9
Jan
300
18
—
r-C
—
l^.V
2%
50.900
17% Aug
1 % Dec
1;'
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10%
100
.
5%
li
4% Mar
% '
2
--
—
1
—
8%
___»
8%
9%
'40%
—
2,600
%
100
40
Dec
20% May
4% July
•
'14%
3% Mar
39% Nov
10
Oct
Dec
•i ,40% Dec
'
'
'
.
H
.
II
American
&- B
•
Hartfield
Stores
Hartford
Electric
Inc.
Investors
Hastings Mfg Co...
Hathaway Industries
Havana
Heli-Coil
Iuc
Corp
Hercules
Higbie Mfg Co
Highway
,
Inc
Co
Jan
2%
2%
400
common—
Industries
-
InC—"
''
17
Industries
Consol
25c
1
-
Oil
;5
1%
Class
B
Hoover Ball
&
Bearing Co
Hormel (Geo A)
&
5%
»
Humble
Oil
Hurd Lock
&
&
Inc
200
Manufacturing Co
Hygrade Food Products
Mar
6%
Feb
Ya
Jan
dep
rets ord
reg"
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
For
footnotes
see
7
6
Lanston
Lear
-
9%
10%
7%
31%
1,400
1%
1%
18.200
2%
3,500
-
-
900
1,000
Oct
Inc
18%
50
19%
500
7,400
18%
19%
2,900
34
34%
300
129
30
38
38
300
66
70
70
71 %
-
9
22:%
11
21%
Leonard
Le
5
[■;.
Locke
pfd—100
2
Lodge
Jau
2%
Jun
1%
1%
2
1,600
1% Jan
3
10
Nov
Dec
Dec
Jan
Sep
Feb
31 %
Dec
2
Oct
4%
6,000
%
%
10,500
-lis
Sep
%
Jan
13%
14%
2,600
9%
Feb
14%
Dec
12% Mar
22
Dec
23
Nov
Jan
16%
600
3%
Jan
12%
100
10%
Jan
2%
2%
2%
1,600
6
6
6
Jan
54
14%
Jan
14%
Jan
23% July
22% July
2
3
Dec
8
Jun
6%
Sep
Jan
100
1
18%
18%
Feb
Nov
4%
Oct
17% Mar
3%
Jan
,5% \:*y
4,900
4%
Apr
13%
Jan
19
1,000
Dec
Nov
12%
12%
12%
200
10%
5
10%
x9% Feb
16
200
9
9
9
Jan
9%
9,100
4% Jan
5%
5ya
5%
40,400
25c
5
5
,1% July
5%
5% Oct
2,600
12%
5%
Oct
13%
4,200
2% July
11% Jan
38 %
14%
38%
20
July
Inc
3
Inc—
13%
1
Chain
5
1
1-10
6'%
-.1
23%
Louisiana Land & Exploration
^30c
2.50
22
150
56
800
57
27%
27%
200
7,770
4,000
11%
10%
11%
1
10%
10%
14%
11
Jan
5%
Oct
25%
Dec
1
Jan
1%
12
Feb
23 %
Oct
37%
Jan
61%
Nov
33
Feb
11%
Sfep
24% July
7% Apr
Macfaddcn
Publications Inc_
Mack Trucks Inc warrants
Mages Sporting Goods
Oil Corporation
Maine
15%
50c
—
Public Service Co
Mangel
Stores
Mansfield
7
common
Tire
1
&
Rubber Co
Marconi International Marine
Communication
Co
5
Ltd
Industries
*
;■
Inc
(J W) Inc common
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
Mead
(A
G). &
Johnson
Co
<fc
1
Iron
Dec
15%
Jan
23%
Nov
13%
Jan
24
Dec
X30% x31%
2,000
13%
Jan
33% Dec
1
J
11%
11%
8%
Jan
6
Jan
11%
5,300
7%
Jan
13
20
200
35'/4
34%
35%
17,200
55
55
55%
750
59%
59%
61
13% Mar
22%
Jan
9
12%
Oct
x62%
Dec
7%
5,700
4%
Jan
8%
Dec
12%
2,400
7
12
Jan
8
Jan
1%
1,300
11
Jan
1%
Oct
46®/a
49%
9,600
24%
Jan
49%
Dec
19
18%
19%
2,400
15% May
3,700
15
5
Corp—
1
18%
191/4
1
2%
2i%
2%
1,200
1%
12%
11%
12%
3,600
8%
1
10%
10'/a
10%
1,900
9
111/8
11%
100
common
Corp
Petroleum
1
common
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv preferred
5
common
50c
convertible
10
—
Mirro Aluminum
Company
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America
*
10o
Jan
8% Jan
10
10%
75
13%
13%
1,300
24%
25i/a
1,100
7% Jan
20% Jan
6%
6%
300
4% Mar
6%
32
14%
14%
200
Jun
Jan
32
10c
33
800
9%
Jan
99%
—
—■*
Oct
17%
Jan
23%
4,000
5^
5,400
47%,
6,900
1%
Feb
Feb
38%
Dec
20%
19'/a
20%
8,000
6
Feb
22'%
Dec
87%
87%
20
85
Warrants
%
Monongahela Power Co—
cumulative preferred
series
Montgomery Ward & Co
Mt
Chemical
Investors
Clemens
6%
class A
Co
Metal
pfd
States
TV
Tel
149
12%
46
190
13%
—
47
5,700
50
Jun
100
May
93
Jun
Oct
165
144
9% Nov
37% Jan
2
Apr
3%
Peb
1
4%
Dec
2.50
__
—
16%
139
15%
138
—.»
16%
141
•
—
1,400
400
10
May
7%
84
300
112%
Jan
1%
6,700
%
Jan
25%
2,600
20%
21%
Apr
2
Nov
30% Aug
Jan
31
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
:
5
Muskegon Piston Ring common——2.50
Muskogee Co common—:
10
30
Muter
50c
common
29
7%
8
30
8
500
90
5%
Jan
8% Nov
18%
Jan
"5%
5%
6%
1,500
2%
Jan
31% Sep
71/4 Nov
13% Dec
Apr
1
4%
4%
3,000
1
3
N
Corp
Industries
Alfalfa Dehydrating &
Milling Co
National Bellas Hess common
3
3% Nov
10
Jan
Jan
1%
Jan
3ya Dec
Jan
30 y4 Oct
21% Aug
3,900
26%
26%
150
17
National
1
16
16
200
11%
Jan
13
10%
Jan
Electric
Weld
Machines
National Mfg & Stores common
National Petroleum Ltd
Presto
Industries
Research
National
Rubber
Starch
Corp
Machinery
Products
—
National Steel Car.Ltd
National
Transit
common,——
1,500
in.
34,400
10%
10V«
600
15%
14%
15%
4,400
1
17%
18
300
13
Apr
20% Aug
54
52%
54
300
36
Sep
55
Dec
24
May
10
10
common,—1
National Telefilm Associates
Xl3%
3%
%
^l
25c
2
Inc
9% Sep
5% Oct
3
3%
5
National
May
4%
National Brewing Co (Mich)
National Casket Company
5Dec
91 %
Inc
National
49% July
14% May
Dec-
Dec
900
200
6
82
Dec
30%
800
Dec
143
30%
7%
7%
Peb
17% Oct
1%
6%
Feb
Oct
Nov
24%
6%
5%
4
3%
x5
1%
3
Feb
Dec
251%
Dec
Jan
Dec
1
100
Nov
3% July
Jun
14%
47 y4
1
Tel—;
Inc—
Murphy Corporation
Company
147
12%
1
*—
Inc
&
149
*
94
Oot
Oct
4
Products
Mills
*
Sep
90
87%
100
100
1
participation
preferred
Company —
Vernon
Mountain
Muntz
C_——
cumulative
Mt Diablo
Mount
100
preferred series B
Apr
39%
Dec
Dec
16
7,900
5
Feb
33'/4
Apr
12,500
JiV
9
15%
Oct
16% Nov
104
36%
2%
Dec
Nov
%
900
Dec
Jun
6'/4
35
34%
600
9%
15y» Jun
26
in
3,300
14% Sep
23% Nov
Aug
13% July
12% Nov
35%
5%
15%
Dec
12
1
3%
Jan
2% Dec
12%
1
12%
Jail
20% July
23% Oct
Jan
Mar
13%
50
pfd_
May
25
*
50c
Piping Co—
Co
18%
1
5%
Jan
Dec
1%
49%
31/2
7%
12%
1
121/4
4%
Dec
64%
43%
5%
100
10,400
36%
1,000
3%
Oct
21% Nov
Mar
12%
74%
Dec
Dec
May
33
5
72% Nov
5%
4,500
8%
19 %
1
I II
11%
8%
20
7%
1 15
10
preferred
Micromatic Hone
4 %%
12%
200
14.700
_1
G'/b
Wohl
Jan
22%
231/4
12'A
Mining Corp Ltd
Michigan Chemical
Michigan Sugar Co
Miller
Nov
iy» Dec
22%
1
Co
States
Dec
18%
Aug
4 %
22
1
Metal & Thermit
Corp_
Middle
*
22%
5
Co—.
11%
Feb
%
35,500
1,900
8%
3,500
iya
11%
*
common
Menasco Mfg Co
Merchants Refrigerating Co_
Island
15%
1
10%
Jun
22%
X31%
3
Mays
McKee
11%
7%
£1
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
Maule
1
10c
Magna
400
1
Jan
Feb
M
1
Feb
Oct
29%
Jan
Napco
41%
7
Nov
Nachman
Dec
May
45% May
5% Dec
Jan
Namm-Loescr's Inc_
38
Dec
13%
Apr
130
102
10y4
19
1,900
55%
2
—
,
8,000
Jan
2%
700
23%
1%
1%
xl8% xl9
1
—
200
6%
23
21%
5
—
5
6%
30
Oct
Jan
Aug
11% Sep
25c
Oct
Jan
Dec
31
56"%
27
7%
19%
19% May
-5
Lunkenheimer (The) Co
Lynch Corp
Jan
14%
2,600
7%
7%
5
Inc
4%
600
4%
Xl4% Xl5 Va
7%
34%
114% July
Dec
8 %
12% Dec
May
19% Mar
Jan
5% July
Jan
7%
12%
~4%
*
Apr
31%
3%
4%
2% Sep
%
1
Montrose
3%
i
4%
-1
Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Moody
43 %
5%
83'^
3-*
Feb
&
Dec
17%
Jan
20% Jan
% Mar
13
83%
Jan
1%
10
(R G)
Steel
Dec
1.400
443«
7%
3
4,400
3%
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
5,
cumulative preferred
Corp of America Inc
Apr
200
5
£1
2,900
1%
13%
Lithium
National
47
2%
1%
—50c
preferred
10%
Dec
2%
Co
Refineries
Tourneau
National
»
16%
35% Dec
1%
1
Corp common
cum
96
__
-
12%
Nov
Mar
1,200
11
102% Sep
28 % Nov
2%
20c
—
4.40%
4.80%
8%
9
.
19%
200
50%
——-
124 :-
Nov
Jan
16%
common
Class A
4.50%
2%
..
13%
10%
15%
75 pesos
Industries
May
3%
July
7% May
6% Aug
Nov
9
20% May
8% July
700
2.600
Delaware
Jan
15
2
15% Oct
Jan
13%
Ltd
Sessions
Lefcourt Realty
3
■
Jan
Feb
18%
13
La Salle Extension University
2
Nov
•
10
65%
£1
page "33.
&
9%
Nov
2,700
7%
2%
400
30
Corp
Corp of
Nov
Imperial Chemical Industries—
American
Foundry
5%
25
I
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland
Lakey
Lamson
Lam,son
8%
Apr
1%
65%
5
,
Jun
2
200
;
"
Nov
200
•
_2.5o
Mar
15,000
7%
2%
31%
38
5
Securities
80
2%
.-.<
Oct
30%
2,100
.
..
30% Aug
17% Dec
100
Dec
2% July
Jan
13%
15%
1
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5%
4
16%
Dec
95
33»/3c
Dec
Jan
2%
3,600
7
Nov
18%
4% Dec
Aug
1%
25.000
8%
12%
—
59
Jan
14%
5
1
10%
2
*
Hydrometals Inc
Sep
64% Oct
16%
,
Dec
10c
Jan
Jan
Dec
2% Aug
Va Aug
1.25
Jan
1%
5
common,,.,
Refining
Hydro-Electric
9%
100
Hubbell (Harvey)
Oct
3% Jun
Dec
13%
-
__
10%
Feb
16
; 2%
.
•
-
*
preferred
*
2
__
15 :
Horn & Hardart Baking Co
Horn <fc Hardart common.
500
•
13%
7%
29%
preferred-;
Mining Corp of Canada
86
1,600
3,900
.
19%
10
Co
4%
6%
9%
19%
•
6%
800
23%
49%
*
.
15%
67%
30
4
5%
*
A
10
22%
.
31%
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class
6.800
29%
9%
25c
common
Ltd
17%
94
%.
12%
7%
12%
S A
1% July
30%
6%
17%
Jan
2% July
——2T50
Co
Mines
4% May
6%
2%
-7%
2%
Inc
Co
Co
Shores
Jan
.
,
Holophane
Home
Consolidada
La
Jail
24
2% July
80% Sep
17% Dec
%
1,900
30
Inc
1%
16-
13%
*
—^1
Mines—
L'Aiglon Apparel
2%
500
Jan
8
10,000
28
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co
2,500
2,300
2
12%
5
Stores—
3%
10%
13%
1%
25c
Co
Midwest
7
.
Dec
21% July
32% Dec
.
Dec
11% Jun
Sep
400
>4
13 %
2
27%
Mid-West Abrasive
94
2
—
4%
<
2
4.800
3%
13%
28
Corp Ltd-.
Stores Inc—
Dept
Nov
-
„
Jan
Oct
9%
Apr
% May
-1
Minerals
(S)
Nov
4'%
6%
1
Inc__
Gold
Petroleum
5%
_
23%
10
Corporation
Kirby
4%
.
'
29%
.
1%
14%
8% Jan
2% July
24,700
*4
Products
Sep
2% Mar
.
94
—60c
Hofmann
Hollinger
Kingston
2% Mar
29%
11,500
50c
Company
Kingsford Company
200
10,%.
900
1%
2
pfd—100
Oil
1,100
29-%
16%
2,600 '
,
74%
—
&
1,800
59
Jan
16%
1%
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-
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7%
1%
(Del)
4%
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Co
7 3%
v
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—2.50
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Kawneer
4%
29%
1.
;—-
.
2,200
1
Katz Drug Company—
Kawecki Chemical Co
1%
3%
10%
16%
10c
(D) & Company
& Electric 4%%
4%.
;
10%
10%
32
1,500
common
Inc
Gas
' 4%
•„
-
.
..
5
A
Stores
56
10c
Aircraft
Corp
(R> & Co Inc common
Holly
Holly
400
58%
25c
'.
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Hiller
Class
63%
,
xou
7%%. cumulative preferred
Hoe
'.
.1
Electronics.!
Trailer
Jan
Ai'X^
1%
1
—
common
When-distributed
7
4%
100
Products
&
25% July
1,300
—
.—25c
1*
commoii.t
Electric
1,800
9%
•
41
——
Galion
Radio
30 %»
8.%
2%
—10c
-
E() & Co 5%v ptd^—
Hevi-Duty
.29%
9
63%'
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4%^
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•-
1
—
'
preferred
Henery Holt & Co
1,100
5% May
12% Jan
—3
Jfrcla-Mining Co.
Heller (W
13
18%
2.800
18%
,1?^4
•'v18%
——.—.—;—2
Hs>zel Bishop Inc..
Hazeltine Corp
Rubenstein
12,100
1"
—25
Lithographing Co
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3®«
30%
.„
10
Inc—
Industries
Merrill
3.%
^
12%
1
—
—-
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Kaiser
Mesabi
fi'
;
3%
'„2
Hall.Lamp Co
——_
Harbor Plywood Corp
Harnischfeger Corp
Harvard
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,
.
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Jan
1,700
K
Jan
......
.—50c.;
Corp
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine—
5
4%
10c'
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Jan
3,100
6%
Nov
11%
*
common—-5
———1
6
11.200
85
&'
•
—
9c
Inc—
77%
.
—
30
1% Dec
"
3,700
2%
1%
04
Inc
Co
Industries
21% Apr
21
/
Feb
Apr
3%
Petrol Corp Inc_lc
/
18%
10c;:.
1—
Products
<te
45% Mar
16% May
100
'.1%
—50c
Western
&
4 % Apr
x29% May
30 "2
:
Leases
Lancf
States
Dec
—
Co—
Hydraulics
Common
Nov
31
,4
.
Gulf
21%
Jan
800
1%
Co
Griesedleck Company
Company
8%
3,000
G%
7%
10,100
Dec
12% AUg
Oct
10%
21%
2,000
8%
134
Nov
12-1«
.*.
_
Stores
5%
11
Western
Films
Nov
2%
Jan
Feb
19%
.1
preferred series A._:
Grocery
7%
May
1G%
16%
common
Gray Manufacturing Co——r~
Great Amer Industries Inc—
Guild
Jan
1
10
10c;
Mines-
Sep
12%
12%
11%
8%
——7150
10
1
July
11%
8
I—II—5
4%
375
64
46%
11%
5%
Kobacker
41
Mar
5,100
Nov
5%
Nov
Jan
9,600
G
22
5%
Kleinert (IB) Rubber Co
Knott Hotels Corp—
Knox Corp class A
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17% Jan
9
Feb
1,700
Kirkland
11%
93%
Jan
2%
Klein
10,200
9'
Jan
10%
15%
Feb
2% Sep
.
14,000
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—
90%
18 %
12%
10c
Corp
Apr
2,100
12%
43
2%
Nov
1%
—
5% Oct
14%
7
Dec
10%
.
4% Dec
1% Jan
2%
40%
6%
4»j/4
10%
-1
1% Mar
2,000
1
Oil
Jeannette Glass
Dec
117
1%
4*/4
10%
1,600
12%
Jupiter Oils Ltd————15c
Kin-Ark
Jun
500
23
1%
•
—
1
A—
Israel-American
1
High
20
2,350
14%
Irving Air Chute.
Dec
115
2
1,200
4%
133
1
Inc
Kennedy's Inc *
Kidcle
(Walter)
109%
20,600
3%
%
Low
12% Mar
44%
1
com
Jan
12
33%
5
Corp cl
Manufacturing
Grand-Rapids Varnish-
GridoiL Freehold
Nov
Dec
300
__
18
*
Inc.——
Ironrite
Range Since Jan.
1,400
pfd—100
Manufacturing
Dec
28
—
—
2
;
14%
1
Fireman
July
4%
28%
3
130
1%
•3,500
%
4
133
Feb
900
4%
33%
1
—
Iron
Kaltman
102 %
1%
25c
4%
100
4%
3%
33Vhc
Iowa Public Services Co 3.90%
Kansas
-(12%
Jan
3,400
18
_1
Company
Investors Royalty
Oct
.512% Nov
Jan
4%
33%
.*
Gorham
Greer
"
3%
5
Intex Oil
Dec
<vl6% Nov
-
14%
International Breweries Inc
1
International Cigar
Machinery
♦
International Petroleum capital stock-*
International Products^*
5
International Resistance Co
10c
Lake
*
_
Industrial
14%
50c
Hardware Mfg Co__—a.
Plywood Co Inc——:
Shares
High
1
InsurancQf-Co of North America
9
Feb
Inc
4%
.
—
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Goodman
6%.
67
3%
29%
Industrial
•10%
v
.
1
Industries
&
30
1%
1
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Co Inc
Great Lakes Oil
-
68
4%
1
—
Products
450
3%
—
Enterprises
for Week
of Prices
Low
May
7% May
•v<
v
9% May
6V4 Apr
—:/
—
*
Consolidated
Great
'100
7,500
36
39%
3%
25c
Goldfield
Great
7
1.800
35?%
—
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-
Jan
2
4%
-
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Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
1% Feb
Jan
5%
i%
..V.
5
common
Corp..
Globe Wernicke
Gold, Seal
'6ys
2,700
■>
Glcnmore Distilleries class B
Globe Union
Dec
Last
American Stock Exchange
J'etronic
5'/a Jan
•
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—
£1
_
common
Co
Alden
Nov
28
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:
1-11"% 114%
-
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Week's
May
64%
Jun
17,100
4%
_1
7
.
_
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines
Gilchrist
15
'
26% May
4,700
—
25
Transistor Corp__
Genung's Incorporated
Georgia Power $5 preferred
(A C)
Jan
Oct
32,000
1
General
Gilbert
Sep
13%
14,700
1
§ General Stores corporation—-—
$4.60
9
3,900
7%
5-fa
_
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Jam
25
10%
—
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General Indus EnterpHscs
Plywood
%
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__
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American dep rets ord reg
General Fireproofing common
General
•
;:,32
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preferred.,—
Co
Apr
19% -Jan
400
10'"
1
common
Development
Electric
14 % Mar
8% July
6.600
115 T 115
5
——
Corp—
convertible
9%
Jan
-»*»
230
12,100
-
111%
Corp warrants
Co.———
—,1
Alloys
General
7
19,400
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7%
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9
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12% Apr
18 %
18%
50
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Dec
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Chronicle
and Financial
The Commercial
.
.
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.
1958
(270(5)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
~
Wednesday
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Union Electric
National
23%
2%
34%
15%
15
25%
15%
1%
50c
New Chamberlain Petroleum
New England Tel & Tel —~—-—- —100
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New
Jersey
Mexico
&
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New
Park Mining Co
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Northern
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San Carlos
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1A
Sep
San
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1617»
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3'%
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Oct
29%
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135
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39%
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09
Dec
Feb
25
Mar
7%
2,400
1A Jan
7b May
13'%
Jan
57b
Nov
Dec
2%
1% Jan
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8% Oct
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Nov
26
Jan
3574
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36
37k
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16,900
1
37%
37 %
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374 Aug
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27%
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27
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600
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25
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—
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97
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84
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100
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1,100
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5%
4%
5%
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4%
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357b Aug
8% Jun
7%
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14
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Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
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Nov
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500
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627b
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16%
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50
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400
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1,700
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300
12
117 k
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3,200
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227 k
22
227k
500
157b
Jan
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2,300
27%
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6,300
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13%
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Dec
5,100
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2874
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93
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1
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2274 Mar
1
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17%
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15
14
474
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Jan
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May
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Dec
27
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Nov
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Thriftmarket Inc
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Sep
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277k
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774
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1
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42
1
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Dec
160
37%
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Sep
3374
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Dec
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10
7
common—:
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Tcxam Oil Corporation
Texas
Apr
Jan
8,400
5
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7%
67 k
327%
10,300
274
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cumulative
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common
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57
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Sunset Lrternational Petrol Corp
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Sep
37%
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Sunrise Supermarkets
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55
Mar
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1
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2
95
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36
700
—
•
common
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Precision- Corp
(J
Jan
-337%
Feb
Jan
-
Sterling Aluminum Products coinmon.5
Stetson
32
1
Jan
27k
1
Steel Parts Corporation
&
% Apr
277k Apr
87%
160
44
50o
Enterprises Inc
(A >
21% Oct
Jan
374
5! b
1
Liu..—
preferred
Instruments
Stein
Feb
-17
37%
1
B
Mines
Statliam
Co
Feb
50
6,000
33%
32*8
45 74
1
Corp
convertible
100-
2,500
—
1G0
1
Corp
Uranium
Starrctt
Dec
Dec
34'% May
5%
10
33 7-4
^1
10
...
common
class
Tube
Stanrock
Dec
4'/a Nov
20374
10%
5*8
574
10%
36s-%
Apr
Jan
18,700
!i
Y>1
9
Nov
774 July
Jan
27%
45,200
1«
1
20
Co
Inc
Standard
47% Jan
24
Dec
4»
'
..
1
Corp
(Ky)__
Shares
2674 Jau
Dec
197b
1,500
157% Apr<
2974 Mar
2074 Nov
Jan
Russell (The F C) Company.
Apr
67%
107%
Corp
Products
Standard
Lux
1874
137%
374
9174
♦
Forgings
Cuba
6%
87% Jun
1,900
50
1
preferred
Financial
Trans
18 %
300
3,800
49'3'
10c
Standard Dredging Corp common
Standard
Jan
9%
1
Co
Oil
Nov
1
130 "*
Co
Royalty
Standard
307%
Apr
12*4
3*4
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
Line
Standard
Dec
14
Jan
%
18%
67k
367k
25
Spear & Company
Spencer Shoe Corp..,
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Stalil-Meyer
Inc
Standard
7% Nov
...
97k
33
Petroleum Corp..2
Inc
2
Materials
Southern
Nov
16 74
•
97k
Edison—
Southern California
Southern
9
ft Mar
127k
17'%
12.50
common
California
Dec
6 %
1,900
14,100
.1
original preferred.
4.8854 cumulative preferred—
4.785b
cumulative preferred
4.565b convertible preference
4.485b convertible preference
4.325b
cumulative preferred
4.24% cumulative preferred
4.08% cumulative preferred
6%
18%
37a May
14
277b
%
:T
5%
Cont
—-1
32,200
2
13*4
6% Dec
137k
5
•
1
common
Oil Co
Peiui
Southern
Trans
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royal American Corp
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
3,300
27
£1
Paper Mills
Corp
Feb
Dec
7
137%
20
Co..
Corp
86V2
15
6 ft
1
Co
Manufacturing commoliiil.'
Trans
1
__£1
American deD rets ord reg
2,000
4
84 %
1%
27
*
w~
Oil
Inc.
(Howard)
Sonotone
Soss
Texas
May
l'/a Aug
Nov
♦
preferred
common
Venezuelan
Airways
Tliew
1
17%
Skiatron Electronics & Telev Corp..10c
Slick
Nov
19
Jan
25c
Manufacturing
Nov
Jun
7k
5,000 fr
;
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
157b
% Jan
Sep
200
17b
!b
••
25%
Jan
117 a
,
607b Nov
67b Mar
17
700
I-.
%
J48
ft'
1,700
13
24% Oct
77b Jan
16% May
45% Jan
11
9'%
Mining Co
Valley
100
•
49
Ridgeway Corp—
Ex-liquidating
distribution
Grande
200
22 1
tt
50c
—10
I
Remington Anns Co Inc
Industrial
18%
1
1,300
12*8
22
22
577%
12'%
1
$1.25 convertible preferred
Reda Pump Co
Rio
37*
x35
—1
Rapid-American
Rico Argentine
2,800
27a
2
Publications—
Tel-A-Sign Inc
Teleprompter Corp
Co
Rath
Republic
4
~•
Apr
1
Inc
convertible
$3
Simpson's Ltd
Talon
R
-
Investment
_i
1%
10c
Corp
Shares
Simmons-Boardman
Class
—.
2,900
17«
2
Ltd
5874 Dec
*•
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Power Co..
Mines
Silver-Miller
50c
IS
10
A
Pratt fie Lambert Co
Service of
4*%
6'%
10% July
10%
600
1%
Power Corp of Can'ada common
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
Providence Gas
Jan
61%
~9%
common
Poloron Products class
Dec
21%
„50
Pittsburgh <te Lake Erie!
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Dec
(50%
1
_
4'%
21%
"l
_
Ltd..
Dec
GO13
10 pesos
lOc
Inc
Mines
Sep
97b
21%
g
—
Aircraft
<5%
l
Poppcrell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfect Circle Corp
2.50
Peruvian Oils & Minerals
1
400
6%
157b
Jan
6
l
Jan
%
774
%
2
——
Jun
Jan
400
1%
2 50
Pep Boys (The)
2'%
17b
6
15
2
.
Jun
103
15
__i
—
Traffic Co
'>_*4 '4%
Dec
32 !b
Peninsular Metal Products
Public
Feb
138
13
2
P R M Inc
1027b Jun
98%
—
Prentice-Hall Inc
Oct
lc
(C A)
Parkersbnrg-Aetna Corp
Powdrell As
92'%
32%
Company
Scule
Jau
98 %
1*4
Pneumatic
Jun
96%
12%
5%
Gold
9,9
Nov
327b
Parker Pen Co class A
Pioneer
Dec
84
98%
Park Chemical
Pierce Industries
23*% Jan
8674
12*4
Pantepcc Oil (C A) Amer shares—i Bol
Piasccki
Jan
.J*
pfd—
common——
Pan Israel Oil vtc
Peim
80
Jan
100
'
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Tubes
Pftneoastal Petroleum
Class B
250
200
*
Ltd
110
8(5
94
94! 4
137% 138
84*4 85%
l
Airlines
Pacific Power & Light 5%
Pago-Hersey
•
%
Jan
26%
21'% Sep
4.50%
200
Jan
247b
217b Aug
22*4
Jun
27
Oct
1,100
4.00%
Apr
Sep
Nov
1
Precision
Silver Creek
Singer
Electric 6%
5*%
574 Mar
7
2
-
-
1U
1
•
-
Dec
7% Sep
774 Apr
1,900
10c
common.
6
-
7.400
2
3
class A
Co
-
35.300
—
Sinclair
Pacific Gas
Gas
&
Jun
112
*
Canada
74
6%
2d
Ltd
Breweries
Signal
4
9-7a Nov
-
10*4
100
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
Sicks
13,200
2%
2*1
27k
200
Apr
lr'k
«ian
-
*
Shoe Corp of America common
o
5%
67%
1
—
of
7
1*4
20c
common
45b preferred
Sherwin-Williams
300
9!b
—5
Sherwin-Williams
8%
July
July
21
23%
17k
6'4
Mining
Denn
21
.
10%
—*
Products Lie
117,000
57k
common
Leather
Apr
17%
10c
—
Sherman
2ft
1
class B
Corp
Corp of America
Shawinigan Water & Power
96
Nov
83
Servo
Jan
72
May
Scrriek
«-
217b Aug
7b Jan
1%
'
22% May
Sep
1ft
10c
1
.1
Sentry Corp
1,900
31*4
Oct
8%
8%
—•
Bros Inc
Seeinan
'
10c
—1
•
1
Scaporcel Metals Inc—
Securities Corp General
Security Freehold Petroleums
Seeburg (The) Corp.—
400
22
2174 Sep
87% Dec
197k Aug
1774
21*4
1
Airlines
Western
Feb
18% Nov
:
1
17 7a
1
50c
——
Nov
1V4
Nuclear Corp of Amer A
Say re k Usher Co
17b
300
20
20
.
rX,/f
7
300
Apr
l-i
2,500
ftft'' :
series.zu
25'%
47%
8
8*k
8
—
scries..—20
series.20
Jan
1ft Jniy
H'%
19 7
.20
Ltd..————1
—
25c
25c
Paper Corp
Saxon
18%
High
12 %
2,000
——
32
3{.V
1
Uranium Mines Ltd—.
Northspan
preferred
Sappjurc Petroleums
Savoy Oil Inc (Dei*
5.60%
Low
177h
87k
'f
Range Since Jan. 1
1874
preferred 4%%
1%
125
#"Tv'
Shares
17%
Jtiecmc v.o—
tc
3*4
3 3 ■«
—50
.
Inc—
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for Week
1774
*
.2.50
Milling Co Ltd .——16 pesos
Diego Cms
3172
—25.
Ltd
Co
Pub Serv 4V\c/o
Dec
17%
Sales
.
High..
Low
•
'
Week'*
Sale Price
Corp Ltd common.
30
31
1
RR
Penu
2%
13%
6%
774
1
—10
Royalties Inc
Canuaian Oils
North
35%
Jan
12,250
hi
if
Northeast Airlines
275
2%
12.3 4
1
__10
North
1,700
12'L-
1
—
A_.
19% Jan
94
10
Inc
Norfolk Southern Railway..
North American Cement class
St Lawrence
^
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of Prices
-
13 7b
"io
-~
«
■
Dec
5'%
Wednesday
f
%
:'
STOCKS 5
Par
V-.-7'
27b
14,800
3,900
•
Co common
Mines—
Lites
16!4
7,900
1,500
1
Merchandise
Wickcl Rim Mines Ltd—
Nipissing
2,300
2.020
Illl
common
York
Noma
15%
i<»
DECEMBER 26
Jan
1
50,000
20,100
27%
j:i
York & Honduras Kosario
New
26%
_20c
Oils
New York Auction
New
is
15%
——
Arizona Land—.—
Co
%
—50c
Co—
New
12
27%
& Chem
leirla Min
1,400
1A
1'56',4 158%
1%
2%
1567%
.
New
2,800
1,400
2:%
34*4
1
_
—
ENDED
American Stock Exchange
High
Low
High
o
30c
Corp.,—
Neptune Mevcv common———
Nestlc-Lc Mur Co common
WEEK
FOR
Range Since Jan.1
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
RANGE
for Week
Range
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Roosevelt
Raceway
Inc
-_30c
:
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum..
Ryerson & Haynes common
For
footnotes
see
page
33.
10
2'% Jan
True
Temper Corp
Trunz
Two
Guys
from
Harrison Inc
10
19
-
19-
10c
97b
—5
774
9
■
35
Aug
674 May
117%
Nov
2,000
47%
Jan
1074 Jun
200
1574
Dec
mm
77%
Jan
—
-
10'k
2,400
8%
;
V
47b July
3
3
3
1,900
47%
47b
5%
3,800
27b
Jan
Unexcelled
Chemical
48%
2,000
22 %
Jan
48%
Dec
Union
Gas
Co
67b Nov
;
•
Corp
of Canada
45'%
1
46%
4%
4
4'%
600
3%
Jan
5%
Apr
Union
Investment
1
3%
37 b
37b
2,700
2%
Apr
47b Aug
Union
Stock
1
;
Inc
4
Co
Yards
of
Omaha
20
7'4
17
•
17
__
—
■
2374
2374
600
1974 Jan
19
97%
Aug
Dec
2574 Sep
Volume 188
Number 5807
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2769)
33
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Wednesday
STOCKS
American Stock
Exchange
6%
7Va
12,000
1%
17,000
%
1%
%
40 Va
43%
'
1%
:
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5%
l.»®
0,200
dep
United
rets
J
N
RR
U
S
Air
U
S
Ceramic
ord
&
—
Canal
00
Conditioning Corp
U
S
Foil
U
S
Rubber
Tile
4%
-
class
B
Vitamin
& PharmaceuticalStores Corp common
American Corp
Universal Consolidated Oil
Universal Insurance
Universal
Marion
Utah-Idaho
400
Sep
189
Jan
5%
Oct
7
Jun
10% Nov
20
Jan
50%
'
Apr
4%
Dec
30%
4,700
28
Dec
33%
Deo
2 s,«
100
"
Jun
4V8
100
1% Jan
39% Feb
-
12,700
"
499
2%
2
48%
38%
15
Corp'
2
48
49%
40%
38
—
__
13ya
13Va
7%
7%
I'3
700
5,700"
__
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-5
Sugar
9'Y8
4 %
Apr
2% Apr
28
2,,
10
—1-V
168
500
Dec
„6% Sep
.
49
—
5c
%' July
iy® Jan
43 Va
46%
28%
0c
Inc
20
4%
—
-1
~
Controls
48%
-1
United
9$
7,7,,
-1
Reclaiming Co—
Universal
Universal
4%
-1
—
2
Jan
3% J an
179 Va 179%
>-
0c
Co
Oct
Apr
29
3% May
registered-
9% May
8
Nov
'/a
1,000
common—
Foreign Governments and
High
Jan
5^ Jan
Molasses Co Ltd—
Amer
DECEMBER 26
Range Since Jan. 1
2,800
43 %
Elastic Corp
United Milk Products
V
Low
814
6%
United
S
Shares
a
High
7%
,
U
v
•
WEEK ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Low
8."
FOR
Sales
Range
Sale Prfce
United Aircraft Products common.
United Asbestos Corp
United Canso Oil & Gas Ltd
v.tc—
United Cuban Oil Inc
United
Week's
Last
x22%
10,200
7Tb '
Oct
24
__
13%
2
Dec
Jan
2% Dec
51
"
Dec
43% Dec
Jan
48]/2 July
/ 16% July
V", 4%' Jan- '"p.
8
' Dec
12'/® Oct
4.000
99%
3 01%
50
56%
43 y2
50%
37%
40%
t
Valspar
Corp
common
$4 convertible preferred
Vanadium-Alloys
Steel Co
Industries warrants
Van Norman
Victoreen
(The) Instrument Co—
Vinco Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
—
Vogt
Manufacturing
Waco
Aircraft
Co..
Waitt &
—
2-1
100
—
<>9'
1
—
Bond Inc
$2 cumulative
preferred
Wallace & Tiernan Inc
Waltham
Webb &
46
Precision
26%
25
1
36%
35:
Instrument Co
1
1
108
5
lTn
1
IV*
1]5
iV
1
Rights
pfd
100
•
*
Stationery
-
3 V®
1
Leaseholds Ltd
•
,
Western Maryland
Ry 7% 1st pfd__100
Western stockholders
Invest Ltd—
Amer depTcts ord shares
Is
Western Tablet &
'
3
4%
4
—
ft
common.*
Coal
Westmoreland
3
•'
—
.
—1.25
Oil & Gas Ltd—
Westmoreland
221
—
1
Manufacturing—:
West Texas Utilities
4.40%
Western Development Co
Western
1
1%
108%
Webster Investors Inc
(Del)
Weiman &
Company Inc
West Canadian
1%
10c
«—*
preference
Wentworth
31
30
Knapp Inc—:
series
3
—v~;.
*
Wagner Baking voting ctfs ext.
7%
preferred
Inc
-—20
31 Va
30
x257/® Mar
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
a
35
White Eagle Internat Oil
Co
White Stores Inc
common——
Wichita
Wickes
10
& Co
Wisconsin Pwr <fc Lt 4J/a %
Jan
3% Jan
15
pfd
Wood
Jan
Apr
May
5
Wilson Brothers common—.
5*'o
preferred
Jan
x92%
Dec
25%
(John) Industries Ltd—
Wood Newspaper
Machine—-—
Sep
Apr
12
Woodall Industries
Inc..——
Woodley Petroleum common—
17
Jan
39 Va
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord
reg
6%
Jan
11°/®
Wiiliams-McWilliams Industries
(R C)
Nov
1 Va
(The) Corp
Williams
Apr
%
9%
River Oil Corp
Jan
LOW
299.0
preference
373.3
,—
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Zale Jewelry Co
Zapata Petroleum Corp
332.2
,—,
402.2
—
.
21JL7
155.5
263.2
261.3
Wednesday
BONDS
American Stock
Interest
Exchange
.
...
Period
.
•
-
Last
Week's Range
or
Wednesday's
Sale.Price
Low
.-v
'1st
of
N
J
June-Dec
June-Dec
Quar-Feb
June-Dec
J.
jt/ay-Nov
.-May
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
-AItalian Power Realization
Trust 6%%• llq.tr ctfs
Midland Valley RR
4%
1963
..—April-Oct
5s
convertible subord debentures
England Power 3y4s 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
Power
1st
1976
to
mortgage
1963
3y4s
L—
i
Public Service Electric
Water
Gas
3s
series
B
3s
series
Ltd
3%8
1998.
E
5s
conv
.
,
G
series
H
4%s
series
4%s
series
J
1982
:
1983
Gas
Gas
3%s
(Calif)
1970
3s
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3y4s
United Dye <fc Chemical 6s 1973
Penn
Total
Bond
Sales
Dec. 22.
$6,519,000
Dec. 23.
5,604,000
Wed.
.
85%
Dec. 25.
Dec. 26.
5,618,000,
47%
—*85%
Dec. 24.
Thurs.
Pri.
—
133
*43%
;
$86% "—
■
—
*.'*
•
Total
~
.
Traction
5s
I960.
:
Western Newspaper Union 6s 1959
87
84%
97%
97%
87
5
97%
80%
91
96 Va
1007/a
99
,$101
95%
95%
$B5%
101%
95%
-
95%
91
102 Va
93%
85
92 V*
88
100%
94
95'%
88
88
122%
88
88
122% 123
.
'
96
96
j.
.
122%
78
87
50
92
Railroad and Industrial.
96%
87
73
100%
957/®
86
93
89 Va
84
Total
96
88
101
80
90
88%
$104% 105%
100
95
105%
Bond#
Mon.
Dec. 22.
352,000
Tues.
Dec. 23.
134,000
Wed.
Dec. 24.
110,000
Thurs.
Dec. 25.
Fri.
Dec. 26.
104%
109 Va
105% 105%
102
110%
104
104
105%
100%
103
Domestic
101 y®
Foreign government—
105
Jan-July
1970—Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1.—
.Jan-July
June-Dec
—June-Dec
_June-Aug
.Feb-Aug
—
Bank
Foreign
94%
87%
102%
Bonds—
U. S. Government
International
136
88
$100
Stocks—No. of Shares-
April-Ocf
1971
Wasatch Corp deb 6s ser A
1963—;
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs
$974
West
132
Jan-July
J an-July
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sepf
1982
Southern California
Jan-July
Jan-July
May-Nor
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
-April-Oct
_F"b-Aug
1981
Southern Counties
$97%
Feb-A up
1982
K
"
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1978
series
-
Tues.
2!
—Mar-Sepf
:
1979
series I
Government
1(
35%
1981—May-Nor
deb '62—Jan-July
1976.
4%s
54
Corp 3s,
1976
4%s
53%
33
—
1964...June-Dec
6s
1973
C
D
F
United States
2;
53%■
133
April-Oct
-
Co
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
3'/as series A 1973
2%6 series
3%» series
3%s series
1(
1
Mom
April-Oct
—-
&
Power
Sapphire Petroleums
-
82 V*
.Jan-July
1968—
Rapid Electrotype-7s deb 1967
Safe Harbor
88
81
33
-
Jan-July
May-Nov
—
mortgage, 3s
1971
;
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3y4s
1970
High
—'
—
87%
81
_
1st
3V4s
Low
4]
;
6%s due 1953 extended
Ohio
$120
—
91 Vh
Corp—
New
•
45
90%
—
Jan-July
mortgage 4s series B 1993:
Finland Residential
Mtge Bank 5s 1961
Flying Tiger Line 5 %s conv debs 1967
Guantanamo & Western RR 4s 1970
:.
Range Since
Jan. 1
Bonds
A 1st
Research
91%
No.
Division—
mortgage 4s series A'1993
National
Sold
High
£35
AAmer
Steel & Pump 4s inc
debs 1994
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s
1970—
:
Bethleliem Steel 6s
Aug 1 1998
:
Boston Edison 2%s series
A 1970
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s
1978
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna
Bonds
Bid & Asked
-
Stocks—No. of Shares.
Bonds—
91
63%
71l/a
ioi y®
102%
95%
100
Foreign oorporate
.
<
34
-
.
•
■The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, December 29»: 1958
;
(2770)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Stock
Wednesday
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
Tel
Refinilig.
-100
—
2223b
397 b
1,672
41%
Dec
ACF
347ti
170
26%
Feb
34%
Dec
Allen
2,221
167%
Jan
22 7 74
Dec
American
39% Feb
63%
Oct
Briggs
218% 223
58%
—50
8% Mar
158
00%
Stores
Wrigley
Metal
Budd
BostOil
Personal
Service
Range Co
Copper
48%
105
39% Jan
55
187
44%
Feb
62%
36
16%
Jan
34%
Oct
Jan
Dec
6%
Gas & Fuel
6% cum
5<;'o
adj—
pfd
cum
Nat'l
First
41%
41 %
81%
Dec
41%
Dec
30% Aug
61 % Oct
56
Chrysler
50
Dec
10% May
55%
Feb
88 %
490
Kennecott
77%
1
46
Co
50
37%
Jan
38%
38%
57
1,034
Apr
33% Apr
222
Corp
Lone Star Cement Corp
Edison
Detroit
Racing Association
England Electric System
New England Tel & Tel Co—
Mathieson
Olln
77%
Dec
49% Oct
Jan
44
95%
96%
70
75%
Jan
104
33%
200
28 %
Jan
38
Oct
20
30
1,058
100
125%
Jan
42%
216
31%
Apr
43%
Feb
16%
13%
—25
Goebel
Apr
42% Dec
50%
Apr
58% Oct
50%
1,306
12%
12%
1.235
127a
Dec
54%
54%
175
487b
Jan
57V4
117 b
150
6
Jan
1274 Dec
41%
41%
41 7
2,305
38
Jan
4274' Dec
-
570
297s Mar
4674 Dec
48%
48%
951
3774
50% Nov
Hoover
Ball
18%
469
11%
Apr
18%
Nov
Jan
11
14% Jan
162
Dec
Mtrs
Ironiite
336
974
Jan
20
3,033
3374
Jan
51% -Nov
3%
105
2%
Jan
3% May
—
...
common..
Parke Davis & Co
25
Dec
Jan
60%
Nov
Peninsular
Jan
47
Sep
River
28%
29
553
22%
Jan
29% Sep
Rudy Manufacturing
38%
39%
2,523
51% Aug
Studebaker-Packard
47%
46%
47%
329
34% Jan
317« Jan
47%
Dec
Vinco
45%
457.1
70
477a
33%
4_,'■
;.
7%
28 7
u
—
20
3172 May
26% Jan
147»
14%
3
12% Mar
1574
Exchange
was
are
Products
72 %
582
56
72 7i
,
Wednesday
Sale Price
Par
Preferred
July
41
Cinn
New
Orleans
& Pac
-1
»;
—:
74
8
.'
37H
'
__
1
Corp
Transit
High
50
155
43%
5%
preferred
Class
4174
357 b
86%
11%
Oct
Jan
28%
Dec
Ahe^nany
__
61
8
—
100
Jan
45% Dec
Aluminum
43% Nov
American
Cyanamid
10
Telephone & Telegraph—100
Aa
aconda
50
10
Sep
95 74
Steel
200
123
Jun
92%
198
76
Jan
5%
5%
74
4%
Jan
44%i
44%
45
29%
.
61
61
150
31%
679
74%
74%
60
Jan
46% Mar
_
31%
Dec
54% Jan
136
Co
American
Am
45 %
Dec
Airlines
■
Kodak
Motor
6174 Dec
33%
Dec
78%
Nov
General
Tobacco
Viscose
Jan
33
General
49%
49%
53
42
Jan
52%
Nov
Loew's
50
50%
45
39%
Jan
55%
Dec
Armco
86
167%
Jan
227% Dec
63% Oct
67% Dec
—
—
__
—
221% 223
59
59
65%
6674
40
39%
Apr
142
397b
Apr
46%
51
36% Mar
65%
6574
10
49
Mar
50%
51%
35
44
Apr
7
5174
5174
1437b 14374
0
4874
4974
50
200
Jun
Jan
4374 Dec
&
Co
Atchison
5474
Oct
Avco
58%
Sep
5474
5574
Nov
6774
Nov
Boeing
57
Apr
75 74
Dec
Booth
4774
47%
50
33%
Feb
5274
Nov
Borg
20
13
Apr
23%
Oct
8
33
Jan
8774
Nov
Apr
29% Apr
46%
Oct
40
Nov
60
33%
5
8174
8174
6
51%
Jan
837b
5
46%
4«%
41
37%
Jan
46% May
5
29%
29%
77
20%
Jan
31%
♦
26 %
26%
15
13%
Apr
50
4974
50
39%
Jan
55
5234
51%
54
33
Jan
59% NOV
3974
3774
3974
1,800
874 Mar
41% Dec
(Un)
San
16%
17%
69
11%
Brach
Refining
&
-
Corp
(E
Foote
Budd
75
Feb
700
257b
Jan
11% May
167%
Jan
*011
Dec
Butler
36%
37i/e
2% Mar
374
3 74
1,300
5974
60 y4
1,000
40
65 V4
6674
2,200
2174
22%
1,200
6574
18%
Dec
&
Canadian
Oct
39%
Apr
67
Dec
127b
Jan
23% -Dec
1874
1874
400
15
Feb
1874
Dec
2674
27%
2,100
17 74
Jan
28
Nov
1074
1074
600
974
Jan
1074-Dec
11%
1174
12
1,700
5-*'4
oan
13
7%
Jan
—10
-
3
974
1
tUu)
13-
-10
5
Pi
—8
5
75
48%
Dec
Canadian
31
Apr
47%
Dec
Carrier
477b
47 74
80
45%
Feb
51% July
Central
24 Vo
2474
62
17%
Apr
25%
Dec
Champlin
67%
677b
20
4074 Jan
67%
Dec
46
46
200
3574
Feb
55%
5674
111
47%
Feb
j
14%
1474
40
"1
27%
2774
4
9%
14
14
2874
2874- 2874
70
69%
14
600
600
9%
2% Feb
2174
Jan
1574
1574
105
13
Feb
10
4974 Aug
60% Nov
15%
(
-NOV
1
Apr
1
74y2-Dec
!
„•
24% May
30%
200
45
an
Apr
"l%
1%
1%
1,200
18
Jan
4974
487b
4974
2,300
3674
Jan
1% -Oct
Oct
|
57%Dct
Sep
J
54%
46
46%
500
34 V*
Feb
1974
20
200
13%
Jan
23
4674
4574
46%
700
2374
Feb
47 y2
5
377 b
37%
1,000
257s
20c
174
1
5
.12.50
116
100
Apr
7274 Mar
Jan
2
Aug
17'2
18%
100
1374
Apr
19% Dec
14
500
974
Jan
15% Oct
3974
407b
400
4J
Dec
20%
20%
150
17
Jan
21
Aug
38
100
2274
Jan
40
Nov
974
Jan
26
Dec
174
18%
1374
397b
2074
38
38
1874
18%
100
274
2%
2,000
1:,H
l«n
24%
Jan
3274 Jan
13%
38% Dec
116
200
174
5
—
(Un)
37
112
0
J)
Nov
15
277b
Apr
Hecla
Inc
Gas
Paci ic
Corp
5
Ltd
.28%
Dec
30c
4574
20
8974
30
31% May
51% Jan
697b
697b
7
;
5574
16
Dec
45%
6-
o
Oil
Public
48% Mar
200
*
50c
(Un)
29
28
29
700
4
4,700
174
Feb
1,500
3174
Jan
4
3%
40%
4274
23
10
23
12
Jan
3%
Sep
Nov
31
45% Nov
30-?s
Dec
Dec
4
4274
Dec
Refining
mly
24
100
17*8
fan
25
54%
54%
5474
60
52%
NOV
57% July
1
&
3474
3474
3474
100
3274 Nov
39% 8ep
66%
66%
200
48
Apr
69
NOV
25
24%
25
600
11%
Jan
25%
Dec
29%
29%
100
197 b
Apr
31% Dec
7y2
774
1,700
7%
Jan
10% May
1.800
100
1
common
25
•
Chrysler
Cincinnati
-JC
7074 Dec
61
Dec
Co__*
12 50
Chicago South Shore & So Bend
Cities
Corp
Cleveland
.—
Gas
Service
&
Elec_
Cliff's
Co
Colorado
Fuel
10
Iron
common—.
1
100
Inc
&
25
—15
5
Iron
Corp
774
•
Oct
59%
50
51 y«
44 %
Apr
35
35
2974
Jan
%
59%
6i y2
1,200
45
Feb
50
49
50
2,000
28
Jan
8T/4
8974
90
150
79%
■Ian
9J
37% Mar
51
50%
8.50
_
Co
preferred
Coleman
$2,000
43
Service
Cleveland Electric Ilium
61
43
Chesapeake <fe Ohio Ry (Un)
C' icago Miiw St Paul & Pac
Nov
BONDS
60
297b
43
25
$3 convertible preferred
4 74 %
61
297b
10
(Un)
Chemetron Corp
tv>c
Jun
2974
100
common
Illinois
274
Oct
8474
45%
89%
12%
12% ?©ct
l-„
200
10
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry
125% 125%
page 42.
Dec
20
5
Works—
Gear
Export
25
s
4%s
-Nov
474 Jun
63%
Nov
447b
16.66%
Westinghouse
39
Feb
1874
Brothers
4774
Carbide
U S Rubber
USStee!
Dec
15%
225% Dec
9574 Dec
27%
—
Company
7
~
see
700
1
common..
(Un)
(Un).
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp (Un)
Purtnn-Dixle Corp
44%
5
For footnotes
2,300
3%
5
—
Corp
Sons
Brad
46%
25
Jl
Cincinnati "Transit
4,600
9474
Dec
•
10
Borg-Warner
Apr
3674 Feb
*
.(find)
Toledo Edison
Union
15%
22274
947b
36%
10
——-
(George W) Corp
50c
Brands
(N
500
60 y4
5
—
Airplane-
*
Continental
1434
219
—
—25
(Un)__
Corp
Fisheries- Corp—
10
Oil
219
25
(Un)
.
Manufacturing Co
5
;
Rand
Mid
15%
5
1,300
28% Nov
10
8t"debaker Packard
Oct
5
_■
Celanese Corp of Anrnea
Centlivre Brewing Corp
8tandar<*
Dec
3874
'
Socony. Mobil
Sunray
9274
Apr
Topeka & Santa Fe—
Calumet
Oil
Jan
Co (Un) —...__10
Foundry
7
150
40
2
Pennsylvania RR
Phillips Petroleum
Oct
61
26 74
25%-Oct
Bethlehem Steel
39
Sperry
600
500
54% Nov
Benguet Consolidated Inc
39
Standard
23%
Dec
Nov
2J%
21% -Nov
Bendix Aviation Corp__:—_—
10
Standard
227b
974
4974
Jan
Oct.
427b
Corp
3,500
Jan
Jan
22 74 Alay
Jan
Dec
80
Radio
317b
47-4
3074
Jan
Dec
2074
'
1,000
1374
50%
42%
'
29
9274
14 74
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
65
Central
2874
9174
307b
41%
144 Va
79%
York
21
97a
4574
Dec
Nov
1%
*
100
1,900
300
2174 Nov
900
Jan
20 %
New
5% May
Jan
5574 Oct
68%
7574
Register
Nov
700
non-cum preferred
Manufacturing Corp^
6474
Distillers
474
10%
1974
Jan
*
Cash
2,500
Nov
4974
(111)—
Ashland Oil &
7574
Dairv
19%
19%
37%
5
National
Jan
4874
98%
lo
National
77b
1974
4
;
; National
29% Oct
487 b
class A common-
Oil Co
Armour
5
(P)
71
Jan
28%
91%
1
Company (Un)
Steel Corp (Un)
_1
Inc
High
Jan
19%
12.50
55
Mead Corp
Monsanto Chemical
vLorillard
l.o\v
44
tUni.l
Anaconda
—
10
Motors
Oc(
47i» Sep
Oct
Mar
25
Dynamics
15%
Range Since Jan. 1
974
4474
31%
Stand
American
23%
190
36%
General Electric
.
Sales
Shares
5
21
—
American Tel & Tel Co—_100
75
50
-
Jun
Dec
8
Apr
for Week
9%
45%
1
—
Corp
American Rad
27
50
-
4% Nov
Apr
Mar
High
4%
5
10
(Un)
CO
Motors
32
50
—
Week's
of Prices
2,200
50c
1
1
Baidwin-mma-Hamilton
Eastman
274
Exchange
19 7b
(Un)
Cyanamid
American
190
_25
Dayton Power & Light
23a
1874
.2.
American Machine &
Belden
.Ford
200
197b
;
1
America
of
Can
32
46%
—
3
1
Broadcast Paramt Theatres
190
5
Ohio
43s
457
3
Low
Dec
9274 Dec
6% Oct
—
8
—,.
100
5 JO
Jun
5%
Bethlehem
Oct
700
1,100
Common
Boeing
Chesapeake &
Chrysler Corp
Oct
10
May
Dec
Amurex
12.50
Jan
18
67
Discounts
&
Aluminium Ltd
3574
91%
'
11 %
Feb
25
Manuiacturlng
Jan
Unlisted Stocks
Can
Armco Steel
44% Dec
Dec
6%
6474
Mfg
tUn)
Allis-Chalmers
32
5
American
American
33%
970
2474
corp
83%
35
31%
2
——
Jan
Jun
—
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Jan
24%
4
135% 136
5%
Investment
34%
272
86 %
issued)—„
B
1674
8
247b
:
29
J 143
417a
34%
Jan
16
Corp
American
8%
Randall
Dec
97a
——10
Co
American
—
Oct
7%
100
37n
Range
Lam
common.———5
Laboratories
Steel
Akron Brass
High
Low
97a
/
Aid
Range Since Jan. 1
27%
43%
—
10
Kroger (new when
Procter & Gamble
Dec
Apr
of the round-lot transactions only
compilation
Par
American
Picher
Gibson Art
12
240
14 s»
3
—'
■
Sale Price
Admiral
Shares
9%
„
50
12.50
Eagle
Dec
32
Mar
13
8
7%
14%
Wednesday
Acme
26%
„
74
'6
15
10
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
__
p_20
Telephone
Cincinnati
Range
—
8 50
—100
Cincinnati
2.500
397b
:
Oct
Sales
—
•
—
200
874
not received in time for publication.
277'a
10
com—
5%
1
1
Exchange
Week's
—
8
;
i UO
Jan
Jan
22%
Dec
Low
1
—
7%
15
—5
Paper...
not the complete report.
Last
Electric
7
lo
6%
27s July
315
Nov
6% Sep
Nov
69
72%
STOCKS
Gas. &
1 'K)U
:2_ j
,
3-7%:
u
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Products—...
Metal
Raisin
Abbott
Cincinnati
23%
Jan
:J
31
1»>
37 ?
34
Feb
4%
10%
c
-
Jan
16%
Nov
33%
1
20
1 >i
.;>%
i;
13
__
Dec
156
1 JJ
a
31'
■
*
(new)
May
18%
5
5
..
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L'::
a
1
1
...
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17
61
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Heater
Lakey Foundry Corp..—
Wheel
1
34
2'J
20
—3
Kresge
Motor
34 *
10
.
.
Kysor
38
.
Champion Paper
Dec
19%
...
25
The figures shown
Carey
Oct
47%
Inc
132
50
—
Jan
32»
common.
125
Cincinnati Stock
—;
17%
Jan
18%
Bearing.
&
Ind
Electric
33%
12.50
Piano
97b
47%
19%
.1
Midwest Stock
Baldwin
0ct
_1.66%
A
Aeronca
1674 July
201
—
56%
Waldorf
The official report of this
i!
4474
15
Corp—
25
5
System Inc
Westinghouse Eleptric Corp
27%
40%
Brewing
33
28
Company
U 8 Smelting Ref & Min Co—
690
_1
Trailer
Motors
General
39%
Rubber
8
39%
40%
Standard Tube class B
U
19
'.ZZZZZ3
Co
56%.
.
United Shoe Mach Corp common
Apr
5
Corporation
Motor
Sherman
United fruit Co
137^
15
25
•
——
700
39%
*
20
•
'
Inc
19
11%
1
Webster
&
Nov
Nov
100
19%
41%
Quincy Mining Co-—
14%
207b
13%
18%
157
5
50
Stop & Shop Inc
Torrington Co
12%
Oct
Dec
19%
Nov
158%
13%
19 %
157
Pennsylvania RR Co_
Stone
3974
Dec,
0(tf
33%
1
20
100
Chemical
2% May
25
10
——
—
Dec
50%
Howell
New
Dec
1%
Detroit Steel Corp
Houdaille
Narragansett
1%
1%
common.;
Ex-Cell-O
4
«
Power
Nov
•
common
Copper
300
1%
Corp
Fruehauf
73%
457h
76%
5
Gillette Company
Island Creek Coal
9%
418
Continental Motors
Ford
General Electric Co
30%
330
87b
July
5%
40
82%
48%
5
Apr
47
100
7
7
•
Co
Ford Motor
50
21%
90
27%
100
Inc
Stores
120
40
27%
47
10
Assoc com
pfd class A..——..—100
pfd class B __—_—___lOO
Mar
3
Sep
Jan
29%
874
Consolidated Paper
1st
cum
High
24% Nov
Jan
2
574
28%
374
1
—5
5
Mfg
1474
20% Mar
29%
*
Corporation
Consumers
Eastern
330
Aug
26%
274
2
Products——
Company
Burroughs
2%
Nov
60%
26%
5
——
921
52
59%
—10
Co—
58 7 »
52
Trust-
Prop
58%
57
53%
25
Edis<j&'
Boston
Cities
Low
23%
103
—1
Manufacturing
Brown-McjLaren
Range Since Jan. i
High
23%
23%
1
—
'
Electric
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
High
Low
Sales
.
for Week
Range
Sale Price
33%
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Low
10
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22
Cement
25
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Foods
Container
55
2,100
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of
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55
41%
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39%
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4074
Dec
2574
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2774
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200
26
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31
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4874
4974
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400
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25
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7474
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76
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8
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49%
4,000
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49%
Dec
32
30%
32
800
26%
Apr
32
Dec
487/B
48 74
4874
200
33
Jan
59
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5
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93
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34
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3574
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300
18
800
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58%
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51
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24
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Dec
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200
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1574
110
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1
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Mar
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100
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5
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Jan
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200
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35
2574
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Dec
100
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Copper Corp (Un)
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co
KennecoU
37
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500
31%
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27%
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Dec
33%
61%
Dec
51
Jan
41%
♦
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Dec
27%
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Jan
19%
5
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18%
Feb
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38 %
Apr
3774
10
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54%
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conv
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2
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1,200
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39%
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5%
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10
(Un)—...
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
27%
17%
*
________
Eastern- Air
63
Jan
58%
1
Oklahoma Natural Gas
Olin-Mathieson Chemical
..
774
Pont.(EI) de Nemours (Un)——5
Eastman
16%
40 %
(Un)
Dec
206%
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—-———1
.
1
High
Dec
7474
:'
Du
LOW
Nov
2474
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Laboratories
2974
5
10
__
—
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Co
29%
-
,
20
common
Co
Manufacturing
2
Range Since Jan.
High
5
Northern Indiana Public Service Co
Northern Natural Gas Co
Ohio
D
Low
5
Dec
27
Co
Shares
Oct
200
Gas
Cer Week
Dec
200
13
26
.
2,500
2774
13
—
Illinois
Sales
Range
ef Prloes
Par
-
Northern
Nov
Jan
6%
2774
25
5
Corp
5674
1174
5
—
Co.
Packing
Dec
3974
.
1
America
Crucible Steel Co
Ctidahy
23
25
10
Corp...
High
Jan
5374
5
America
16
Week's
LmI
Sale Price
25
•
26
1
3974
-1
_
—
.1.33%
Corp of
Controls Co
Corp
DECEMBER
Wednesday
Range Since Jan.
Low
23
~
Consolidated
Consolidated
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
High
22
,
WEEK
far Week
of Prices
Par
FOR
Sales
Dec
(Pmlip) & Co (Un)
Motorola
Inc—
Mount Vernon
3
(The) Co comihon—.—1
Muskegon Motor
Convertible.
3
%
3
%
3
1,600
2,700
100
30
2%
Apr
Jan
40%
Nov
5
Oct
27 74
Nov
Specialities-
class
$4.25
Wisconsin
Bankshares
Wisconsin
Electric Power
Wisconsin
A__—
•
24%
2474
24%
62
29 74
297a
500
21%
100
85 %
18% May
National
Distillers
Lead
Co
National
Standard
National
Tile
New
York
North
North
&
Prod
(Un)
(Un).
Jan
A*r
25% May
American
Car
34%
900
15%
12%
1572
1,000
23
26%
28
1,700
13%
Apr
1
43
4574
500
25%
Feb
10
(Un)
Corp
see
31
48
48%
1.000
28%
Jan
*
Aviation
112
34%
T1
RR.,
footnotes
112
10
Mfg
Central
Wrigley
29%
__5
Co
American
For
5
page
42.
6
Jan
3174
114
Public
Woolworth
Wtrld
National
*
preferred
(F
W)
Publishing
(Wra)
Jr
*
Corp
(Un%.
10
80
Qct
600
1974
Jan
29
Deo
36%
3674
37
200
24%
25
900
31%
20%
Jan
25
__10
10
(Un)
52%
52%
5374
200
3674
Jan
45
45
45
29
32
May
—
85
85
100
80
Jan
.1
-1
Co
«
Co
Feb
-,10
,10
Servicj
Co
28%
66
10
—
Jan
Oct
Nov
15 74
Yates-Amer
Machine
Co
__,5
5
*
11%
<■
11
11%
11774 11774
1,600
8
Feb
1QO
69
Jan
100
69
Mar
Dec
45 %
4974
Jun
25% July
Youngstown Sheet & Tube...
Dec
4674 Deo
89
Nov
1174
Deo
Nov
38
2974
37
53%
U974 pet
Oct
Dec
Dec
Zenith
Radio
Corp.
186
186
208
Deo
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"
The Commercial and Financial
36
Chronicle
.
.
Monday, December 29, 1955
.
(2772)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK ENDED DECEMBER 26
FOR
Wednesday
Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock
STOCKS
Admiral
Corp
18%
70c
69c
71c
3%
3%
160
2% Jan
9%-
9%
500
4%
Jan
3
9%
7%
Mfg
Avco
(Un)
Corp (Un)
2/ iO
31%
2,235
2i;%
2
33%
34%
164
575
13%
Jan
22
Nov
Foremost
20%
49:,ii
42%
Feb
52%
Nov
Friden
48%
260
23%
24',b
370
22 Tb
Feb
25% Aug
49%
668
39%
Jan
55%
14%
Jan
19%
Feb
38 %
25%
Oct
Nov
36 %
Dee
Dec-
Jan
15
14
14%
315
9% Julv
29%
29%
65
25% May
39%
371/4
39%
2,124
8% Mar
44 Tb
44 y8
150
34 y4 May
49
Aug
3,090
11% May
15%
Dec
Jan
50%
Nov
Jan
226T'4
Feb
375
Tb
1,5
36
167%
5
76
362
94%
36%
591/4
59%
809
29%
30
25% July
671
361/2
36%
32
Oct
41Tb
Dec
30
38%
Nov
Oct
63%
40%
Feb
600
22%
Feb
32%
Dec
65 Va
65 Tb
601
39%
Apr
67 Tb
Dec
21%
22%
785
12%
Dec
23 Tb
Dec
15
Feb
17Tb
Jan
18%
426
26%
27 Tb
1,3 j9
44 Tb
44 Tb
273
7i/«
71/4
1,418
7
12
2,405
5%
18%
27%
7%
11%.
12
Dec
18%
28
roru
Aircraft
Beech
Corp. —
(Un)—
Benguet Cons Inc
Jan
8%
Aug
Apr
13%
Dec
Oil
Bishop
Nov
3%
43
Feb
44 y4
Sep
2.85 Mar
6.75
Dec
24%
170
I/b
8,365
4
Sep
5%
Apr
7 Tb
5,250
55c
4,900
37%
766
18% May
40
Dec
28%
28Vb
145
18% Feb
30
Nov
2b %•
21%
210
16% Mar
23 %
Aug
69%
69%
101
45
73%
Dec
69%
Stores
Jan
21c
% Apr
230
Tb
1
1%
Jan
1
1%
Oct
77 Ta
Dec
77%
77%
100
36%
Jan
49
49%
4,171
36%
Jan
54%' Oct
10%
10%
10%
1,020
10%
Dec
14% Aug
2,000
4c
Jan
18c
Borg-Warner Corp (Un)
Broadwav-Hale Stores Inc.
General Dynamics Corp
Electric Co
Exploration
General
Motors Corp com
Hill
Bunker
Public
Telephone
Co—_
Cement
Aug
18
Calilornia
Canada
Packing
Corp
Gillette Co
Gimbel Brothers
Great
Great
Greyhound
.
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
Chic Milw St Paul RR com (Un).
Corp
Clary
preferred
SI.25
Hotels
(Un)
Company
Crane
Oil
Crestmont
Co
Cuban
Records
Decca
Giorgio
Di
Honolulu Oil
20%
178
14%
Jan
21%
Nov
37 ya
819
25%
Apr
38 V*
Dec-
36%
558
19%
Feb
37
Dec
9% Aug
Tb
128
7%
Jan
11%
200
8%
Jan
11Tb
Dec-
9%
Jan
13%
12%
100
14
900
9%
39%
212
27%
Jaii
15%
42%
Dec
23
Jan
417
19
July
49
533
39%
Feb
55
19T'b
19 Tb
112
14%
Jan
20 V\
Nov
4%
Jan
Oct
3%
3%
600
3%
Dec
6%
6Tb
b/il
800
3%
Apr
29%
29 Va
220
23%
Feb
30 Tb
14 y4
Apr
22%
Apr
92 Yu
Norv
Feb
30%
Dec
28%
29%
86 Tb
29%
J
1,169
605
V«
13 Tb
7& Aug
6%
Feb
15 T'4
Jan
Dec
14%
14 Tb
264
14 Tb
14%
150
40
40 Tb
618
30Tb Mar
53%
Oct
22%
23
721
18
Jan
24
Aug
37
147 a
14%
—
.1
1
25
Oil
Jade
For
footnotes
see
702
40%
Jan
61%
Dec
Dec
27 Tb
1,267
46%
195
33 %
Feb
4T
Oct
37-%
37%
37%
110
22%
Jan
39%
Dec
2.75
2.50
2.75
1,001
1.65 May
3%
23%
23 Tb
24 Tb
3,659
—10c
55c
52c
55c
10,400
43%
311
42 Tb
1
2
15 %
Apr
30c
Jan
41%
Feb
Oct
Dec
24%
Dec
bSc
July
58
59Tb
1Tb
1%
314
Dec
Jan
61Tb
NOV
29%
2,000
58
Aug
49
Jan
1
168
2 Tb
Tb
268
iy4 Mar
2'/a Aug
49%
497b
288
31%
Jan
51
Nov
78 Tb
18
78%
361
48 y4
Apr
781/2
Dec
17%
18'b
1,166
14%
Jan
19%
124Vb :126 Tb
124 %
101'
121
Feb
127 %
Dec
Dec
Feb
57
Jun
Jan
24%
Jun
8% May
9%
Sep
7Tb
Feb
I9V2
Dec
16%
Jan
321/2 Nov
39
40
9,206
25%
23%
24
200
22%
9
18
9
9
100
18
18 Tb
5,507
32%
31%
32%
1,300
85c
85c
90c
2.900
39%
23%
Jan
55c
Apr
2.00
1.05
Oct
41/8
SeD
2.65
2.65
100
42%
43%
125
32%
Jan
44% May
64 Tb
64 Tb
245
40
Feb
661/2
Nov
5%
5%
237
Jan
6y4
Oct
33c
33c
8,000
47
47%
200
31c
33c
5,300
47%
33c
2%
Aug
25c
Jan
65c
37
Mar
47 Tb
Dec
13c
July
46c
Nov
24
24
400
18%
Jun
25Tb Sep
40 %
430
28%
Apr
431/4
39%
86%
246
71V2
Jan
114% 115%
112
85%
Jan
61%
453
29%
Feb
65!'8
Dec
7V4
Feb
11%
Jun
1
86%
114%
86
%
61%
10%
10%
2.35
——50
li
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58%
42
50
.—
Inc
(Un)
Dec
Oct
94%
Nov
119
100
Nov
2
4% July
2.35
2.75
2,170
48%
330
35
Apr
51
Nov
48 %
35
Apr
Nov
58%
368
59
58%
Feb
42
616
23
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160
a—
41 %
2,532
,
47% Oct
a—
Oct
Jan
151/2
Jan
7%
Co
Dec
Jan
55 Yk
Apr
69
25
Dec
M J M &
30 Tb
737
19Tb Mar
31 y2
Nov
Macy
e
66% Nov
50 T 4
1,539
6%
1.409
23%
421
23%
44
Apr
3t'a
Jan
Oct
59 Tb
7
Dec
18
Jun
25 Ti
Oct
4
37%
10
Feb
40
Nov
22%
751
16
Jan
22%
9%
500
Jan
IO1/4
9
31
369
22T«
Feb
31'A Nov
37V4
Feb
7
11%
61
11%
11%
908
23%
23%
325
191/4
61
1
10c
1
—10
4Tb
77
Dec
Oct
72
Jan
13%
Oct
Nov
8
29
Sep
90% Dec
79%
81
512
64 %
735
39
Jan
68%
63 %
79%
81
37% Mar
79%
342
33%
Jan
871/4 Nov
14 Tb
286
10%
Feb
15%
Nov
54%
54
54 3 4
208
42
Jan
54%
Dec
61
333
44%
Jan
61
Dec
*
(R H)
Co (Un)
^
50c
59c
35,171
36
S6%
Co (Un)
Manufacturing Co—
Petroleum Co
49%
1
1
*
1
25o
16%o
Magnavox
Martin
Co
Navigation
Merchants
Merck
52c
lOo
M Oil Co (Un)
Co
&
Co Inc
<te
(Un)
31%
51
2.10
77
31
50%
31%
-
35c
Jan
88c
July
155
28%
Jan
38%
Nov
139
.
52%
53%
Dec
32%
Jan
58
Sep
36%
Jan
20% Aug
55%
Dec
430
4,861
7
7
200
1.95
2.10
3,400
77
77
441
'30
Jan
4%
1.35 May
Jan
37',4
Nov
8 %
2.65
Dec
Jun
Dec
80
Dec
14 3 8
37 T
.
61
61
42
1,
—
25
42
224
28 Tb
Feb
46 Tb
Dec
56 y4
42
56%
100
40 v2
Jan
60%
Nov
11%
11%
"
■
55 > a
—
5%
54%
.
55 Ta
35%
55 Tb
27%
400
6%
35%
271
Jan
12 Tb
Dec
Util Inc
—
Mindanao Mother Lode Mines
Mission Develop Co
(Un)—,—
125
Monsanto
National
Nov
Oct
2
2
13 Tb
390
1
26
37
1,054
fe
369
17 %
100
14%
57%
57%
57%
329
75
75
488
40%
40%
40%
238
7%
7%
7%
490
5
200 Tb
200 % 200%
442
Jan
58
29
Oct
15 T 8
Feb
1%
Dec
3 Tb
Jan
7%
Jan
14%
Dec
21Tb Mar
31% Aug
14
20%
Jan
Apr
Apr
52% May
33 %
>pr
3%
173
Auto
1
Fibres
(Un)
10
National Distillers & Chem Corp (Un)^
National Theatres Inc (Un)
1
Natomas Company —!
1
New England Electric System (Un) — 1
12%
84c
Sep
19% Feb
Jan
47%
Dec
lc
Seu
3c
Jan
18%
Feb
25%
39%
Oct
21
200
38%
39%
1,242
30
Apr
41 y8
Nov
845
29%
Jan
42 »/2
Nov
Nov
14'/2
Dec
Mar
4i'8
Oct
40%
40%
12%
13%
405
9%
4%
4%
500
4
15%
10
405
10
Jan
49
50%
196
42
Jan
50%
Dec
29%
30
410
21
Jan
31%
Nov
10%
10%
150
7Tb
Feb
11%
Dec
8%
8%
500
5
Jan
8%
Dec
18%
40%
14%
Sep
Nov
74 %
8%
19
351
14%
Jan
%
Jan
Dec
19% NOV
1V„
Feb
%
-%
%
1,500
26%
28%
920
13% Mar
291/4 Oct
28%
380
29%
Jan
38 Tb
Nov
Nordon
30c
Dec
52c
Jan
—1
30c
30c
39%
31c
30,215
.—1
Corp Ltd.
2.70
2.50
2.70
800
43 %
42%
Dec
37%
37%
1.50
Jan
3% NOV
Jan
75%
10%
16
»
Dec
80
46
16
50%
50c
Dec
Norris
Oil Co_
American Aviation
45%
Sep
North
Apr
8%
Dec
Northern
Apr
205%
Nov
31% May
39 %
Nov
(Un)
Dec
39
(Un)
pfd
1
25
25
6
1
25%
Feb
45% Dec
1,495
25
462
21
Jan
25%
Nov
23 %
30
21
Jan
25%
Nov
48%
33%
43%
24
23%
48%
425
,33%
Jan
58% Nov
33%
35%
1,878
22 V4
Feb
37%
Deo
37% Feb
27
Invest 6%
5% £> preferred
Northern Pacific Railway
Northrop
Aircraft Inc
Amer
33%
35%
36
1,731
36%
275
26% Mar
-19
49%
16%
37%
13,150
Dec
175
19 %
200
14%
Feb
20 V* Nov
48
49%
450
50
Nov
Ohio
11%
12 %
32
6%
Apr
440
Jan
13
Dec
Olaa Sugar
77c
85c
8,250
32%
2
-*
1
1
*
14%
164
410
2c
21
5
National Biscuit Co
4%
44 %
13%
2c
p. 10
17%
46%
2c
Dec
Dec
541
1,388
27
—
,
6 Tb
Jan
5%
56%
455
(Un)
Co
39%
25%
5%
27%
Diablo
55%
54 y4
27
South
Chemical
Montgomery Ward & Co
Montrose
Chemical
17%
46%
(Un)—,12.50
10
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
Middle
Jan
33%
13%
•
567
30%
9%
•
22%
•
1
34
60%
Nov
14%
20
13 %
12%
60%
—
50
1
10
—
Libby McNeill & Libby common
Lithium Corp of America
Litton Industries Inc
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Lorillard (P) Co (Un)
Feb.
23%
1
25
—1
8
2%
!.
Salt
12%
4
Lear
Lehman Corp
36%
42.
61%
46
County Land Co
Matson
36
page
i/ec
25%
Industries
Kaiser
12%
6T-4
33%
49 %
26%
Corp com—33'.bo
Kern
48 Tb
5
50c
1
A
Jan
46%
—
preferred
4%'l
32 y4
•
cla&6
38%
Dec
Corp
Kaiser Alum & Chem
113
50
Natural Gas
Ltd
33%
200
30'/8
(Un)—
& Laughlin Steel (Un)
200
6%
Electric Auto-Lite Co (Un)_
Electrieal
Products Corp..
Co
2,518
49%
(Un)
—
678
29 T
30%
Eastern Air Lines (Un)
Oil
48 Tb
49%
50%
•
Int'l Nickel Co of Canada (Un)
•
International Paper Co (Un)
7.50
international Tel & Tel (Un)
•
Intex Oil Co
—33 %«
66 Tb
54%
Exeter
Corp
Iron
24%
Dec
Erie Railroad C> (Un)
47 Tb
International Harvester
Tb
37
24
*
Mar
fcnporlum Cap* ell Co
Dec
60%
(Un>— 50c
I—
10
Imperial Development Co Ltd
10
65%
66
_*
25
8 Tb
33%
Paso
76%
NOV
14%
14
El
Dec
Nov
Aug
55
20 Tb
70
rtuPont de Nemburs & Co (Un)
23%
52
Jan
Sep
793
19%
84:%
13
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Jan
Feb
21Tb
3%
442
(Allen
Apr
2.40
Oct
39
437
19%
37%
770
Inc
57%
1,470
Oct
Apr
74
Lab
1,040
19
Oct
8
43%
DuMont
76%
18%
49Tb
Power Co——.—
42
Industries
647 a
73%
Maryland Mines Corp
73%
Dresser
63%
19
1
Idaho
42
Co (Un)
Dec
Jan
sir
Co
Sep
Dec
67%
12.50
10
Idaho
Corp—
Fields
Aircraft Co
40y2
29%
Apr
Oct
(Un)
Co
Oct
14 %
Chemical
Feb
Apr
55
Apr
Corp
Apr
*
•
Dow
24V4
14
984
23%
(Un)
Corp
Hupp
58
2.50
Douglas
Mining
Homestake
13 Tb
B
class
375
820
76%
1
1
Feb
$3 preferred
Dominguez Oil
New
33%
26%
43
Co
Dec
19
50c
Inc.
Fruit
33
26%
22%
Oil Co
5%
5
(Un)
33
1
—25
1
7%
2.50
34Tb
48%
50c
American Oil Co
Cudahy Packing Co (Un)
CUrtiss-Wright Com com
Dec
408
A_.
13
36Tb
37%
Zellerbach Corp common
Crucible Steel Cc of America (Un)_12%
Crown
1,514
19%
18%
545
Corp
Development
(Un)
Holly
Holly
Mt
(Un)
NOV
20
49%
Pineapple
Hawaiian
Johns-Manville
.„
Products Refining
66%
Jan
46 %
______
467
13%
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Columbia Broadcast System cl B
2.50
Columbia Gas System (Un)
10
Commercial Solvents (Un)_—,
1
Commonwealth Edison common
25
Consolidated Edison Co of N Y (Un)—*
Consol Electrodynamics
Corp
50c
Continental Can Co (Un i___
_10
Continental Motors (Un)
1
Corn
Nov
Feb
9%
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Stores
Hartfield
Menasco
Colorado Fuel & Iron
class
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Oil
Hancock
200
12%
l
Pac (Un)
Rock Island &
Chrysler Corp
Chicago
22
39%
26%
—_25
4,375
39%
12%
1
Champlin Oil & Refining (Un)
Chance Vought Aircraft (Un)
Jan
1,006
48 %
—
7
11
1
1
Instruments Corp_
Certain-teed Products Corp
Aircraft Co
15
62%
19%
(Un)————
Corp
Gulf Oil Corp
Leslie
Cessna
20%
61
1
8
(Un)
Lakes Oil & Chem Co
Northern Ry (Un)
Western Financial Corp
8C
8 Tb
—25
—12.50
Caterpillar Tractor Co common
10
Celanese Com of America
•
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20%
62%
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1
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1
3
35%
(J I) & Co (Un)
Case
Nov
—*
1
5
(W R) & Co (Un)
Graham-Paige Corp (Un)—
37
(Un)
Canadian Pacific Railway
50%
48%
Grace
45%
2
Petroleum—
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co
Oct
Dec
Jan
20%
48 Tb-
50
45%
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Gladding McBean & Co
Good Humor Co of Calif
17%
1%
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Corp
Dry
12 v»
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38
5
49%
—
20%
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Southern
Canada
May
37% Nov
Nov
20%
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—_5.50
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300
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General
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Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp
of Calif
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Apr
23
21%
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11%
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1
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Controls Co
Interlake
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General
Hilton
1%
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Nov
Aug
6%
37c
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Bolsa Chlca Oil Corp—
Boeing
14%
6 Tb
28%
5c
Min—:.
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Mammoth
Black
Jan
2% Mar
37
2
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9%
200
55c
0
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300
6%
—1
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14
31/4
43
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Steel Com fUn)
Best wall
Inc
Granite City Steel Co
3%
1
5
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Bell
Dec
22%
Nov
3%
1
1
Instrument .Inc
49%
Apr
21%
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Dairies
Motor
Great
Beckman
Jan
Jan
15JA
Nov
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13%
14
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Baltimore & Ohio RR (Un.)—.
100
Bandlnl Petroleum Co
1
Bankline Oil Co
1
Barnhart-Morrow Consolidated
—1
12
21
2.50
General Tire & Rubber Co^
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
300
166
Dec
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16%
49%
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94%
14%
47 "2
15%
221%
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17
16%
48%
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1
Food Mach & Cheni Corp new com„ 10
Frueliauf
29%
28
13
May
7% May
16%
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28%
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Nov
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22% May
26% Apr
28
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10
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—5
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(Un)
1
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe (Un)—10
Atlantic Refining Co (Un)
10
Corp
Jan
73% Apr
525
131
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Firstameriea Corp
30%
Armco
Atlas
Dec
19%
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1
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American Potash & C'hem Corp
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American Radiator & S S (Un)
—®
American Smelting & Refining (Un)—•
American Tel
Tel Co
—
100
American Tobacco Co (Un)———-35
-
9%
Fedders
Fibreboard Paper Prod com
23%
American
Corp (Un)
Annconda
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Andersosn-Prichard Oil Corp
Jan
July
5
33%
American Factors
American Viscose
Dec
1.20
28%
preferred——_—25
Cyanamid Co (Un)
10
American
19%
310
211
(Unt
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Name
changed to
31%
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American
7%
92%
Dec
69c
9,150
92 %
7T4
Bclcast-Para Theatres (Un)_l
Can Co (Un)
——_—,-12.50
American
Jan
18%
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Alleghany Corp common (IJn)
1
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V
Allied Chemical Corp (Un>
;—18
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10
Aluminium Ltd
—
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American Bosch Arma Corp (Un)
3
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7%
1.060
19%
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,
10%
5%
6
High
Low
High
9%
10%
1
1
(Un)
Oils Ltd
Fargo
High
Low
High
Low
Corp
Aeco
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Eng & Airplane
Fairchild
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
for Week
Range
Last
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Sales
Week's
Wednesday
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
77c
Jan
Dec
1.20
Sep
»ttn
Oil
3%
2%
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Co Ltd (Un>
Mathleson
Chemical Corp
1.50 Jan
20
5
3%
3,226
2%
2%
2,755
2
Feb
39%
.20C
...1
Occidental Petroleum
Oceanic Oil Co
39%
190
29
Jan
5%
5%
52
3%
41%/
41%
624
3% Mar
32 y8
Apr
4% Sep
3% July
43
Aug
6%
Nov
43%
Dec
Volume 188
Number
5807
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The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
31
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
«.»»Wednesday
f
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STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
American
Pacific; Cement
Fisheries
ft;
———5
Aggregates—
5%
5%
red 1st
4.50% red
Pacific
LOW
9
Jan
9%
Jan
12% Oct
21% Dec
1,600
2234
Jan
36 %
Dec
63
Inc_
Pacific Lighting Corp
$4.75 preferred
36%
59%
61%
1,790
30%
48%
Jan
747
30
25%
25%
25 %
Aug
100
25
24%
24%
Aug
25%
1,219
24%
25
25%
Sep
747
24%
22%
22%
21%
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;
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3,386
1.150
.
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94
87 %
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94
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2.75
lo
Westates
27%
Jan
West
24%
Jan
Western
87 %
6
200
100
2%
.
Jan
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Jun
Jan
2,455
65c
Feb
2,013 "'••
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16%
Apr
22 %
144%
146
51/2
5%
1
23
22 %
23
395
1
45%
45%
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Fan American World Airways
(Un)
Paramount" Pictures Corp (Un)
Corp
Phillips
46%
39%
31%
Jan
37%
1,287
33
Nov
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133
82%
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191,433
11%
Apr
19%
Jan
26%
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59%
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Oct
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64
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36%
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49
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Jan
42
29 Va
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511
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44% Jan
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23%
Dec
21 %
Feb
68%
Dec
1%
Nov
9%
Dec
61%
783
1
800
8%
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Yellow Cab Co
Zenith Radio
31%
74
19%
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51%
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32
75%
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32 %
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76%
Dec
100%
20%
Dec
1093%
Dec
11% May
463
54
23%
Mar
24
358
Dec
25
%
Dec
1,297
2,004
37%
Jan
48
53 y4
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Nov
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common.
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45
45%
260
27
26%
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1%
47 %
Dec
1,486
56%
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56%
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100
37%
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72
72
55%
Feb
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Jan
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11
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32
Feb
54
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Dec
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22%
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Jan
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61
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354
61
28% Dec
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135
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42% Mar
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Philadelphia Electric common
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8%
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23%
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Potomac Electric Power common
Public Service Electric & Gas com.
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common
10
v.10
84%
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Jan
57
Dec
11%
Apr
19%
Dec
28
Jan
42%
Nov
37%
Jan
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122%
43%
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■
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Dec
615
19%
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503
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Feb
74% Nov
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61%
62%.
33 %o
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Smith Kline & French Lab
South Jersey Gas Co
8%
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Co
20
22
28%
Jan
May
Jan
28% Aug
32%
40%
Nov
Nov
600
13%
Jan
32
65
59%
Jan
United Corp
62
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110i4
325
25%
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.42%
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238
58% May
68%
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13%
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6% Jan
Dec
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12
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47% Nov
-..Wednesday
STOCKS
22%
Jan
42
Par
Allegheny
Ludlum
Apr
125
Steel
Low
1
Co
10
Columbia Gas System
-,-1
——_
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pgh.
Duquesne Light Co__
10
Shares
65
36%
.129
21%
164
7%
7%
268
47%
48%
44%
35%
.
Range Since Jan.
Low
21%
35%
21%
——5
___
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for Week
High
44%
■
Sales
Range
of Prices
48%
,
31%
Apr
i
23%
Feb
r.r
16
Jan
a
,
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1
High
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37
22%
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NOV
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Oct
Nov:
84%
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Last
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Harbison
41
Jan
46%
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—_—:—
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———_____
36
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33
131
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20% Jan
Feb
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1% Nov
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Sep
22%
59%
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1,557
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Jan
27 Va
1
36%
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Pittsburgh Brewing Co common
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Pittsburgh Screw <fc Bolt Corp.—
Plymouth
39%
Apr
42%
45%
Nov
45%
291
31%
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47%
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Nov
33%
33%
306
United
27%
Jan
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89%
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July
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32
NOV
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4
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Dec
85
12
Jan
Oct
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Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
25% Mar
56
3,312
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Dec
50%
14% Nov
Dec
.12.50
—
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373/4 Aug
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Universal Consol Oil
93/4
Jan
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44% Apr
8% Jun
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Inc
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Merck St Co
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Oct
22
28%
,
Jun
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20%
1
(Un)
493/4
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62
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338
49%
60%
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41%
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116
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226
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3% Aug
30% Jan
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•
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133%
26%
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Nov
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28
United Gas Corp (Un %
360
207
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United Park City Mines
U S Plywood
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20%
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Aircraft Coro (Un)
Cuban Oil Inc./
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340
54
1
(Un)
'
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48
United Gas Improvement
Washington Gas Light common
21%
Union Pacific Ry Co
(Un).
Union Sugar common.
United Air Lines Inc
United
1,156
Feb
Nov
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—
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Union Ofl Go of Calif-
United
35
Feb
48%
1
Warrants (Un)
-Twentieth Century-Fox Film
16 % May
65 %
167% Jan
24% Jan
60% Nov
1
—
31
47%
49% Aug
47 Va
4,936
Bunray Mid-Continent Oil (Un).
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Dec
4,303
.
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46%
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58
46 Va
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Traasaioerica Corp "Ex dist"
Tri-Continental Corp (Un)
140
2,308
Feb
63
28% A'.ig
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34 Va
870
30
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Thrift!mart inc
98
38%
Scott Paper Co
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Low
Oct
24%
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Texas Co (Un).
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High
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Dec
59%
—
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Co
64%
23%
24%
21 Va
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25
911
46%
47%
1
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47%
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1,372
Petroleum.
NOV
for Week
24%
Nov
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Swift & Co (Un)
Svlvania Electric Products
142
58% Dec
170
24%
—I
Btudebakcr Packard
Dec ;
Sales
Range
;—1 .66%
General Motors Corp
1%
43%
40%
United
Week's
of Prices
38%
Motor Co
Jan
43
_
;
Apr
10
Battery
20%
27
Tidewater ©11
72
5
Storage
230
39%
Textron Inc
106
48%
Delaware Power & Light common— -13
Va
Duqtiesne Light Co
—10
Oct
40
Sulphur Co
8%
18%
1
Dec
27:%
Gulf
Mar
18%.
—25
Curtis Publishing Co
21%
—1
Texas
5
9
a
41%
—1
International
560
13%.
1
.1.80
Jan
Biegler Corp..»i-^
Inc
8%
39%
.—13
common
Company
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp
Feb
Blghal Oil & Gas Co class A
Webster
Dec
6.50
10%
Apr
19% Aug
12% Jun
&
NOV^
-
30%
"Atlantic Citv Electric Co.
24%
1%
(Un)
Btatham Instruments
Stauffer Chemical Co common—
Aug^;."^
52%
97%
355
45
—1
Standard ©11 Co of California(Ind)
Standard Oil Co of N J (Un).—
20c
Feb
32
222%
1.672
1%
—
Standard Oil Co
11c
Nov/'/
Jan
24%
100
20
*
Bperry-Rand Corp
Spiegel Inc common
7,030
y?
Dec^ii
Dec-
52%
Jan
Low
10
41%
1
Bouthern Calif Gas Co Dfd series A
Southern Calif Petroleum
Steel
40
_1
Calif Edison Co common
Deo.?/.
72
15%
Last
Budd
2,435
43%
.
preferred
preferred
34
32%
Jan
34% Feb
Nov
1.40
Inc
245
-
Jan
18% Jan
55%
37
Corporation
Apr
1
Bocony Mobil Oil Co (Un)
67% Dec
393
8%
-—_1
19%
lo
Nov
al79 al86%
-----—1
American Stores Co
American Tel & Tel.,
Arundel
13%
47%
40
5
Sinclair Oil Corn (Un)
Wood
38%
147"
24
•
?■'
Jan
303
Par
Alan
Jan
46
47
1.66%
Ltd
U «J"n
46%
47%
1
10%
15%
889
72
12
Wednesday
5%
7,575
20%
97%
—1
Co (Un). —20
«
110
31
68%
•t
STOCKS
618
76
32
31%
31%
10%
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock
792
73%
30%
31
32%
32V4
12.50
(Un)
W)
32%
lo
—10c
Dec
14%
75
(Un)
(Un)———
Pacific
67
*
;/
'i
19% May
Nov
1,193
Transport & Trading N Y shrs
Bouthern
66
13%
Deo,' ^
12% Deo.;
45Va Feb"
27% Deo.
Apr
Nov
45
1
Paper Co.—,
Seaboard Finance Co
4.32%
7-37
Wllliston Basin Oil Exploration
42% Dec
64%
Scott
4.78%
14%
25e
Union Telegraph
(Un)
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)
Westingneuse Eiec Coro (Un)
Wheeling Steel Corp (Un)
—:
59% Nov
411
100%
21%
61%
—2.50
Industries
Southern
261
13%
Inc__
Western
Dec
177
1
Ry (Un)
Regis Paper Co (Un)
San Diego Gas & Elec com
Solar Aircraft Co
26
Lines
,
Dec
663
57 %
Jan
44%
10
new
Smith-Corona-Marchant
34
26
43%
36% Jan
7% Nov
1
120
Dec
45%
46%
8%
Bt
Incorporated
37
229
21 %
8
gateway Stores Inc
6t Louis-San Francisco
Bervel
51%
505
60%
50c
*
Royal Dutch Petroleum
Ryan Aeronautical Co_
Shell
342
Dec
Dec
6
115
50c
Corp
Bears Roebuck & Co
Jan
Nov
44%
1
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)
Rheera Manufacturing Co
Schering Corp
9%
43 %
Oct
Dec
21%
—
1
Petroleums
334
0%
43%
Sale Price
Rexall Drug Inc Co
Bchenley
42
42%
2
VvL
40%
32%
Dec
41 %
•
*
Apr
22% May
5
com
Dec
57%
8
Reserve Oil St Gas Co
Sapphire
Dec
261
60%
•
_
2.90
47%
45
109%
24%
24
_
Aircraft common
6,378
102
59 V8
Co
(Un)
110
6
5
(Un>
Rayonier incorporated
Raytheon "Mfg Co (Un)
Reiter-Foster Oil Corp
Republic Pictures (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Rohr
5%
1
(Un)
(Un)
Oil
5%
26%
12.50
Radio Corp of America
Richfield
26%
—
High
28
450
Dec
19
17
753
42%
Low
375
-
.
23%. Nov
19
••••••I
Petroleum
Pullman
Jan
6%
39
1
(Un)
Co
Dec
13%
♦
.
32%
Dec
alOG
33%o
—.
&
4f3
•
150
•
Phelps Dodge Corp (Uu)
Philco
Jan
*
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc
(Un)„
PhiltD Morris
2,347
-..
118%
,
(Un)
new
,
(Un)
350
50
Parke, Davis & Co new (Un)
Penney (J C) Co (Un)_.
Pennsylvania RR CO iUn)
Pepsi-Cola
'
' 32%
_l
Insurance (Un)_
Life
Air
Wool worth
145%
5%
Rights
Range Since Jan. 1
High
36%
32%
__
Jan
90
.
3%
4%
.
Power
Low
35%
•
1
Sep
100
Dec
Sep
Water
Petroleum
Coast
Wilson
Pacific Tel & Tel common
Shares
53% Dec
903A Jan
83
Washington
Western Dept Stores
Western Pacific Ry Co__
Jan
51
2.75
13%
Oct
'
3% Aug
10
Corp of America (Un)_
Victor Equipment Co
28% May
26% Jan
20
'
Vanadium
Aug
40%
■
»
;
Pacific Northern Airlines_1
Pacific Oil & Gas
Development--33
125
53 Va
52%
*
$4.50 preferred
5%
•
eommon..
for -Week
,
Apr
35%
25
r,_:
Sales
Binge
of Prices
Dec
33%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Par
100
59%
25
Wednesday
STOCKS
711
.
30!%
-25 ',./..
25
DECEMBER 26
1
21
.
30%
ENDED
High
10%
20%
8
28
Range Since Jan.
25
pfd class A_
1st preferred
Industries
$4.36
.
29
...
1st preferred
red 1st pfd
5%
21
Shares
High
10%
--4
-
»
Pacific Clay Products
Pacific Gas & Electric common-.
6% 1st preferred
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Low
FOR
Sales
Range
Par
Pacific
Week's
Dec
(The) Corp.../
Engineering & Fdry Co
Glass
&
Chemical
—1
13%
13%
13%
5
16%
16%
16%
1
Westinghouse Air Brake__.T————.10'
Westinghouse Electric Corp,.,—
12.50
5%, _5%:..
32%'
72%
30%
•
68%
32%
72 V*
1,000
5%
Dec
559
18%
Jan
485
55%
Jun
16% Oct
-7-%Nov
32% Dec
72%~Dec
1
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, December 29, 1958
.
(2774)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK ENDED
FOR
DECEMBER 26
Sales
Week's
Wednesday
Last
STOCKS
Low
36%
30
29%
$2.50 preferred
Asbestos Corp
Atlas Steels Ltd
50
Oct
Jan
Montreal
49%
45
45% Aug
18
25
29%
Jan
"
Jun
Trust
27% Feb
36%
25%
25%
250
15% Mar
a22
50
22% Dec
25
Co Ltd-
22%
22%
55%
56%
Bell
&
67%
67%
68%
5.30
5.70
56%
55%
56%
35%
Paper
21%
Nov
c
4%%
5%
Sep
Penmans
30
4.50
50
41%
5,051
5%
4.80
Dec
6%
Dec
2,680
3.50
Feb
5%
6
1,951
38%
38%
2,020
5% Aug
33% Jan
44% Sep
5%
39%
Jan
,
British Columbia
Telephone
Canada Safeway
57c
10
88
Jan
97
May
90
40
Oct
47
Dec
51
12%
100
8%
Jan
15
Nov
36%
2,746
35%
Nov
43%
Sep
43
42%
43
1,095
39%
Jan
13%
100
9%
Jan
14%
Ltd 4.40%
pfd
39
95
45
Aug
36% Jan
300
77%
80
62% Jan
105 %
Roe
100
100
97
Jan
34
34%
289
24%
Feb
35
28
296
26%
Jan
35
160
25
Jan
90%
55
90%
Jan
97
St
36%
90%.
St
34%
34%
34%
Sep
Aug
100
Sep
Nov
26
30%
Jan
43%
40%
Jan
61%
Dec
4.50
4.65
12,765
4.95
Dec
34%
35
1,537
34%
34%
25
12%
12%
130
25
45
18%
19
31
31
34%
*
25
common
——•
Canadian
Celanese
common
*
Preferred
Canadian
Farm
Dominion
45% Sep
23%
46
47
27%
28%
i
28%
12%
al3
a
14%
20s
20%
20%
3,025
32
32
25
23
Jan
33%
10%
Apr
20
43
Feb
32
32%
20%
20%
21%
8
8
8
al9
al9
75
41
41%
210
84
85
100
41%
Williams
24
23%
.
-
Jan
41%
■
Jan
85
24
875
9%
9%
1,445
130
10
al5
a40
21
Jan
83
Jan
15
steel
Greater
Wares
7%
Feb
24
53
16
Jan
42
Limited
4% %
27
14%
235
12%
Jun
14V4
898
22%
Jan
32%
38
6.90 Jan
101
27
Jan
101
20
&62 %
a63
Jan
30
46
46
210
10%
10%
35%
300
35%
Abitca
•
4o
—
18%
—a
♦
Howard Smith Paoer common
18%
-
•
Bay Mining...
39%
55%
Lumber
% Mar
12
Apr
14
Jan
30%
1
40
7,813
23%
Jan
35
60
28%
Feb
37
Dec
1.095
40
Dec
48%
Jun
45%
50
45%
Dec
51% May
105
95
32%"^-- 31%
32%
1.455
4 63
63
25
67%
22 >'21%
68%
22
138
Jan
125
-63
•
67%*"
-
16% Mar
i
40
63
430
Jan
535
45%
Jan
TO
6.535
21%
Dec
22
Dec
52%
Nov
51%
1,008
38% Mar
3.45
2,065
1,490
6,400
20
*
'4.10 " 4.35
.
Oct
Oct
•3.70 Nov
Jan
38%
Dec
2.65
5,00
4.10
Oct
Jan.
205
10% Nov
15%
Oct
925
25%
Jan
34%
Nov
2.050
2.15
Jan
4/70
Nov
11W'm' all•% a 11 ^ a ;•
32V2" - -32% 32 3,4
a
3.TO .-3.85
35 %
35%
*
i
MM ■■■*+'
35 %
«
46
175
26%
Jan
35%
Dec
46
175
42
Jan
50
Jun
=•■
Stockj Exchange
Canadian Dollars
Are Expressed in
Shown
WednesdayWeek's
,
High
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
f
7,300
42c
t'-'A 40c
40c
• 1
Timber—J.—
&
for Week
-
' of Prices >7 Shares
-W**«,
1.
Sales
-
f'Llast
'
Marconi
Ltd
210
37
36%.
63c
Jan
7
Jan
5
6%
661
2.00
3,700
1.05
25%
25%
26%
1,000
20%
•„
4.85
4.85
1
*
cla'ss A
Food Products Ltd
100
27
Jan
!>:75
2.00 Mar
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co
40
28
Jan
41
Jan
29
July
•37%
Oct
205
29
Jan
48%
Dec
465
66%
Apr
Jan
40%
12%
12%
1,900
Moore
Corp Ltd
42%
44
3,439
13%
14
5%
6
600
40
39%
40
2,040
137/e
38% Mar
12% Jan
.£?'
»
\
5.
*
common—
110-%
Dec
3.30
Feb
-4.50
Dec
85g
Apr
.
.
hari. '-•:
25
Dec
•
'At,.
A 90
MIOO
13 % *13 %
...
__
15
33%
v
33%
a
Jun
22 %
Feb
70
,
Dec
*
13%
150
«,
90
87
♦
■
13 7/b
8% May
100
15
.
-Jan
64
Oct
IT
V34% Oct
-.90%
Dec
13
Jan
23%
Dec
10'
4o
10
Sep
12
Jan
49
75
45
Jan
51
Nov
73
10
64%
Jan
74
Dec
t4.55
900
2.30
Jan
a22% a22%
__
10
*
25
10
49
*
Ltd.
Canada
P
*,
10
Royal Rice Mills Ltd
Mount
Dec
Oct
61%
6% Jan
44
15
Jan
125
200
110
-.4.5.0
'-jeci
Nov
28
July
22
13%
-£77
*■
pfd
Distilleries Ltd 6%
Melchers
Oct
,
Corp—
Maple Leaf Milling Co Ltd
Nov
39% Apr
Securities
107%
.^4.50
—
♦.
Dec
43
100
225
46%
-15
•
Ltd
Co
Hydro-Electric
Ltd •
of Can class A
Co
Felt
46%
46%
Dec
Dec
44
Jan
1,309
^
-42.%> :5 l jA2< ,42% y.
35 -,.35% tj
-10
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co
Jan
14%
Aug
2.00 May
Nov
29
...
V 43
.•.sic-*.-..43
•
•
Consumers Gas
Sep
27%
25%
May
39% Dec
Mar
25
6%
-
«igh
.Low
36c
2.00
—
•
Co_.
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltdj
Nov
10'%
"
1,035
DeC'
38
51
;■*&:
——50
:
•-
Canada & Dominion Sugar Co
a—
;
a—
500
56
Sep
32% Dec
Jan
50
Jan
5%
520
18%
■*-
Dec
•5%
Nov
4.90
'
.
65
Apr
34% Feb
25
-
Dec
'Dec
35
*37
135 >135
a4.90
•
Northern
lst
Sep
6 7o
47% Sep
Quebec
Co Ltd-
Power
50
preferred'
Power
Tuperiri Investment class
Imperial Oil Ltd.
Imperial Tobacco of Canada com—_f
Nov
Nov
10
500
a4.90
_•
common——
preferred
Mussens
Hudson
18%
18
200
2,454
33%"
135
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd—• '
Anglo-Nfld Develonment: Co Ltd
5
Butterfly Hosiery Co Ltd—
1
Jan
107
54
300
35%
Feb
•40-40%
Par
40% Nov
275
101
&2.30 a2.30
Home Oil class A
16%
Sale Prioo
9.00 Jun
970
8.50
Jun
•*' Dec
14%
Nov^
nm
•
157/u
78
9% Nov
;:17
-''30
17%':rT7 %
*
27% ■**' 27 %"• '27 %
STOCKS
Dec
32%
101
Winnipeg Gas rights
Nov
Oct
'
;
Dec
8.40
..WW
Sep
38
Mar
—-19
Prices
Nov
23%
Jan
14%
695
37%
Hoo
26%
Jan
Dec
14%
Feb
9% Feb
31%
8.45
Dec
27%
12
45%
Canadian
Aug
24
25
350
24
•
.;*%'•!
-/.V
Zellers
21% Sep
15% :Mar
13
19%
212
,
Nov
14%
«
Co Lto
Gypsum Lime Ac Alabae
Feb
53
37
(Canada) Ltd—
"!%/■
Nov
30
27
23
31%
-1%
Great Lakes Paper
46
400
10% Nov
132 %
9% Feb
400
13
.1
-
common
Dec
967
•
1
Nov
117% Jan
27
•
Motors
General
Nov
43
3,302
34%:
Pipeline-
Dec
9%
7
21
13
—it
General Dynamics
General
Apr
14
10%
30
Oct
14%
a40
-—
1
90
Feb
75%
16%
7%
Can
Dec-
14%
21
•
-
Jan
11%
12%
•
Dec
60
130
•
common
preferred
Jan
85
.
74
:_'?i
•
—
—•
Ford Motor
57c
34%
60
10%
74
4.35
Hubbard
Oatlneatt Power
A—
preferred
Dec'
18% Jan
•
pfd
Nov
660
1,757
12%
Oils
Catelll
French Petroleum
48
'
7
"
%19%;\:
•
common
Apr
19
51
•
Foundation Co of Canada
Aug
JUD
12
Jan
9%
r.i
Fraaer Cos Ltd common
class
of
6 7c
Webb Ac Knapp
Oct
60
13
400
al5
Players Canadian Corp-
68
5
4 7c
A
Canadian
Fatuous
Jau
54% Feb
34% Nov
225
.100
_
39% Nov
12%
•
United Steel Corp
Walker Gooderham dc Worts—
Oci
Feb
7%
14%
•
■
Oct
20
25
82
'
—.
_
385
2,265
•
20%
'
—•
corn
Triad
22% Aug
82
.
•
Match
Electrolux
Jun
10%
Apr
275
a42
A
Trans Canada
Oct
Jun
19%i
19%
19%
•
Dominion Tar ft Chemical common.
Eddy
108
Jan
42
5
Nov
25% Jun
295
21
•
23%
Jan
16%
100
60
20%
—
Brewery
Feb
8
28%
3.40 iS.^3,35-
Nov
60
•
Du Pont (1956) common
Nov
102
15
. 20
T37V2* r-38
'
'20
,
10
Toronto-Dominion Bank
Nov
25
9
Dow
May
Jan
Feb
al9V2 al9%
•
—
30
8
13
—*p
preferred
Donohue Bros Ltd
21% J&n
25
926
•
-25
Donilnlon Textile common
34
Jan
1,935
•
7%
16
15
21
Dominion Steel Ac Coal.
Dec
14
20%
A
common
July
-
Sep
12
382
30%
15
13
Dominion
Oct
34% Aug
23
840
al3 al3%
"
21%
Nov
26% May
r
"250
88
...a42
pfd.100
5
Simpsons
•
Southain Co
—_—.—:
*
Steel Co of Canada
•
Steinberg's class A
——
1
30 % Aug
Aor
21% Jan
1,615
a22% :a22%
Dominion Foundries At Steal com
16
240
-
—2
Dominion Stores Ltd
Dec
701
•
Glass
July
Jan
78
50
26:%
46%
•
Corsets
Oct
!»61 61%
44%' 44%
..
:
__
1
*
Cement
Lawrence
Sicks' Breweries
Nov
May
—
preferred—
.
—
50
Lawrence Corn common
Sherwln
July
—*
Bridge
6%
83
15%
112
;
18
•
Seagrams
Coal
Dec
48
,
a
Dominion
Oct
18
27
•
Distillers
33
Jan
^
Dominion
28% Jan
Feb
•
—
cl&M
Nov
16
■
V.ellarhanh
19%
15
—
Crown Cork & Seal Co
Crown
Feb
25
•
Eaulpment
Consolidated Mining As Smelting
Corbys class
13
375
a 12%
—
Feb
430
28'A
Railway
Glass
27
78
27%
(B J)
Consumers
Sep
24%
•
Canadian Vickers
Coghlin
13%
20
Apr
Apr
al8
16%
11%
78
Ltd preferred- —10
Petrofina
Nov
25% Jan
24%!
25
Canadian Oil ComDanlM common
Oct
25
Oct
36
36
•
•
Pacific
Dec
Jan
•
Canadian Industries common
Canadian International Power—
Canadian
4.45
25
550
>
16
16
*
...
Oct
46
Jan
65
:..881"
*
common
(Canada) common—
(A V)
Series
810
al8
25
Preferred
Coekshutt
31
25
series
$1.00
35%
Jan
19-
"485
.—,
-*
preferred————50
Series B 4%%
50
Nov
1,283
35
21
$1.75 series
Transnort
preferred
Class
39
55%
*
Bronze
Jan
26
"32
32
ralO% al0%
44%
•
——100
Shawinigan Water at Power common—•
May
55
55%
Canadian
Dec
Dec
35%
225
6,210
38 ./
•
common
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
39
•
Preferred
Feo
Sep
27%
34
27%.
la
Canadian British Aluminum...
& Co Ltd
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common——
100
common
49%
'3
1,077
43
.17%,,17%
v; %3i
al0%
Quebec Natural Gas
Quebec Power
4.50
Canadian Breweries
23% May
52
*
Dec
39
"
Steamship common
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Dec
Juli¬
o's
44% Mar
13%
45
10
a45
a45
•
Canada
17
41
Dec
400
24%
,
'24%
;;; „'v•
Jun
12%
35%
JN
»
45
May
___100
-
Jan
Il00al06 V^; a,lQ6 % a 108 %
—
preferred
ProvlnciaJ
12%
Calgary Power common.
$1.30 preferred
Canada Iron Foundries oomm""
32
13 ,:
13
51%
.
30%!"!
-
40
77%
Preferred
'
%
1
Tubes..:———•
Corp of Canada—
A7o
a86
•
Canada Cement common
187/s Nov
2,285
50
49%
.,.49%
42%
•
Price Bros
40
nt
1
Company
Building Products
—
.13
,
common
preferred
Power
7% Aug
a86
•
Apr
170
17%. * ll7% " 17%
24%
Powell River Company
36
preferred
Dec
14%
.
,
Placer Development
Sen
48
35% Mar
*6
British Columbia Power.
Brown
Page-Hersey
38%
British Columbia Forest Products
Dec
23%
'
355
:
V
%al8;r. aI7%~; al8
*457. ~
*45
45
*
Pacific Petroleums—.—
Nov
5.90
42% Sep
6.00 Oct
100
—50
50
r preferred
preferred
4%%
Dec
Dec
40
Elec Co— '
Columbia
British
1,628
24
•
56%
Dee
•
common
Dec
Nov
51%
Jan
5.30
3,870
n
•
s
^
Oil
American
Nov
6y2
Jan
July
Dec
256
4.65
47%
4.55
41%
28
A
49%
Nov
Nov
Dec
73%
37
35%
35%
47%
41 %
•
Brazilian Traction Light At Power
British
56%
J
1,835
10
Telephone
Bowater
Jan
11,720
m
class A
Paper
150
6
Mills common
Steel Products common.
Ontario
Jan
910
4.65
Power
Feb
23%
Ogilvie
51
2,635
5.30
Bathurst
47%
21
.
Flour
Oct
38%
280
55%
10
Banque Canadlenne Nationals
Banque Provincial!* (Canada)
47%
46
*
10
—
class B
Niagara Wire Weaving
Dec
20
22%
of Nova Scotia
Bank
69% Oct
27% Nov
a22
i«
Montreal.
Jan
50
Noranaa Mines Ltd
of
50
872
_4-~5
—
National Trust
1,866
-
Bank
547
*
National Steel Car Corp common
Nov
46%
Jan
41%
:y;;/:,%i75;%
35
28
pfd
Bailey Selburn 5%
5 %%
preferred
66
109
"
Sep
Dec
34
35
•
•
Mar
5%
Feb
52
77
.22%
23
a22%a22% a22%
Montreal Locomotive
23%
Dec
375
50
29
45
—50
.....
36%
Nov
43%
Nov
105
23
i
B
36%
•y%':y:675':;:
28%
29
•
Argue Corp Ltd common
Class
Feb
11 /;
~.a8% ,"a8%
47%
A_
class A
Ltd
21
435
44%
class
(Robt)
Breweries
37%
4,430
__
—50
pfd—.—
5%%
Paper
Mitchell
Molson
22% Sep
25
Apr
5,751
22%
43%
Mersey
Jun
25
Jan
23
1,745
30
22%
21
4¥2% preferred
>——50
Anglo Canadian Pulp preferred
50
pfd
of Can
Co.
Aluminum
High
37% Nov
25
36%
35%
Aluminium Ltd
1,310
&23
a23
4%%
preferred
Algoma Steel
Low
36%
36%
.100
Oil
McColl Frontenac
24% Jan
High
36%
Range Since Jam 1
High
Jan
61
10%
Preferred
Shares
of Prices
Low
24
340
35%
10%
10%
108 108"%
35%
108%
.100
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Massey-Ferguson common
for Week
Range
Shares
of Prices
35%
class B
Ac Bloedel
for Week
Range
Par
MacMillan
AMtihl Power & Paper common—
Last
Sale Price
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Prices Shows Are
Sales
Week's
Wednesday
STOCKS
Montreal Stock Exchange
Corp—
non
cum
Steel
Premier
Ltd
iVt
50
part 2nd pfd.—
Mills
^
^C 4.50
—
5.25 Sep
'
•
Jun
14%
Jtx
'.fvP
•'»•
•
'
*
6%
preferred
4.68%
Indus Acceptance Corp common
Warrants
$4.50 preferred
15
100
Bronze Powders
com
Utilities
f
6 7/8 May
Dec
Jan
40
Dec
6% Mar
15
Dec
Feb
July
98
Quebec
91
91
100
90
17%-
17%
410
10% Mar
18%
15
145
10
Feb
13%
Apr
24
69%
Apr
91
Nov:
Oct
83% Feb
117
Corp.
23
23
100
827/8
83
84
1,318
110%
111
a44
a44
28%
28%.
49
48
Iio
12%
28%
49%
12%
208
5
„
500
2,595
175
-
-
>
-
Jan
32%
July
Oct
37
Jan
94%
Oct
11
55
Feb
13%
Nov
(Canada)
•
a23
a24
30
Lafaatt limited iJohn)
28%
28%
215
LRt
32%
32%
50
Shop
&
Southern
Save
(1957)
Canada
•
Ltd.—
pfd_—100
Power
For footnotes
Power.
see
page
42.
,"*■ • *7
1
-
245
29%
25
21
100
*
:
183% Jan
8% July
12%
Jan
32
Sep
13
25%
Sep
Nov
-
19
18%
Dec
Traders Finance Corp
:
Class -B
L_
.
Feb
-
a
/-tl73^ ;-r.:-18
125^its 125
5 7a
red pfd
Mountain
Fund
Oil Pipe
Line
?..
.v-in:
43 V* '7:43 \ 2 iv
42% 42%'
40
10
Co_^_*
42%. 42%
*
20
20
12%
•
Waterman Pen Co Ltd
Western
20
9% May
r-
Oct
31%
Jan
117
18
Dec
185
Jun
-
12%-
10%
rl6%
50
45
Sep
100
39%
Feb
-44% Sep
50
39%
Feb
44%. Sep
460
20
11%
>
v
*
9,875
10% Mar
20
13
,
Deo f
Sep
9%
Nov
%
Dec
Oct
18% Aug
Jan
32% Aug
Nov
Dec
...
!
42%
Nov
■1,466
-
.*
s£-
43 %
32%
,
J^125, J
"
*
class A_
30%
Jan
16
L«18
f
29
Oct
'
■
•isry •:
Union Gas of Canada Ltd
Lawrence
—»
al2-.v.:al2
21
*
Ltd
-
Trans
com
r.
Nov
21 %
32
Reitmans
Trans-Canada Corp
Jamaica Public Service Ltd
—v-y
-
Sep
19
7
-%*28%
5
common
Nov;
15
Inter provincial Pine Lines.
Iroquois Glass preferred
Telephone Corp
Warrants
*
6% preferred
25
International Nickel of Canada com—*
International Paper common
7
International Petroleum Co Ltd.
•
International
110
15
57/2
26
10
Inland Cbment Preferred
International
•
(L E)
Canada Breweries Ltd—
5
t.
-•*6%
•
->"6■%:^6%—
a32% a32%
300
433
21
15
4.00
30
"7% NovT
Number 5807
Volume 188
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(2775)
39
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Wednesday
STOCKS
Week's
cast
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
Mining
Alseope
and
Oil
Low
FOR
Ltcl.
Shares
Range Since Jan.
High
Low
20c
4,000
12c
63c
100
42c
10c
10c
500
6%c Jan
4c
2,100
ale
a2c
749
2c
Sep
July
6V2C July
8 % c* Mar
61c
14,336
50c
Dec
63c
1
4.500
•6c
Jan
18c
July
ale
1
2c
-
57c
,
llc'll Vac
____
* Jan
49c
Apr
80c
.
'
Sep
-
17c
Bailey Selburn Oil &
Gas
Ltd
cl A
V'-
1
*
•
9.10
i
•
25c
Band-Ore Gold Mines Ltd—.— l
Bateman Bay Mining Co
:
l
Beatrice
Red
Bellechasse
Lake
Gold
Mines
Mining Corp Ltd"
Bonny ville Oil & Refining
Bornlte Copper Corp___
Ltd
'
,;
1
Nickel Mines Ltd
Canuba Mines Ltd
Capital Lithium
32c
Jun
30c
«0;700
500
30c
/ 33c
30,467
29%.
Acadia
Atlantic
Acadia
Uranium
29%'
.6.70
Mav
21c
Jan
6.75
•
17% Feb
4c
425
1.82"
30%
.3.95 Feb
9.25
33c
15c
6,160
12c
Oct
74c
7c
3,000
4c
Sep
15c
Oct
8c
2,800
6c
Dec
17 %c
jan
23c
■
Pacific
Algoma
Nov
8c
;
•-
Gas
Alberta
25c
5,220
15c
Oct
27c
Nov
2.40
Jan
July
Aluminum
4Vz 'i'c
l
1.50
61c
500
33c
Jan
70c
Oct
American
7c
11,000
6c
Jan
16c
Jan
Anacon
14c
5,000
Feb
9.50 July
7%c Jan
18c
July
10c
11,500
8c
Dec
55c
Jan
18,490
3c
Aug
9c
Jan
a3c
a3c
Anglo
200
5c
Nov
9c
Jan
54c
2,500
26c
Feb
94c
July
Anglo
Anglo
July
Ansil
__
l
■
l
'
'
a4c
a4c
200
4%c Feb
13c
Dome
Eao.
Mines
Mines
Ltd
Ltd
Suiuvan
6c*
5 %c.
♦
Mines
Ltd
Empire Oil & Minerals Inc__.
16,000
5c
Dec
47c
17
100
1.95
200
1.41 May
8c
8c
500
8c
27%
6%e'6%c
565
__l
11
Jan
July
17 V2
17
1.95
1
_
6c
Lid—.i
Fano-
Mining & Exploration
Fatima Mining Co Ltd__
Fontana
Mines
(1945»
•
Inc
27»a
1
6%c
I
91c
1
_
4c
_
Ltd
Fundy Bay Copper Mines Ltd
27%
Dec
3.00
Nov
567
30
Nov
Jan
1,900
50c
May
Sep
11c
94c
1.35
Nov
4c—"
4c
2,800
3c
Jan
6c
Jan
6c
5,000
5Vac Jan
72c
4,000
39c
•
'
♦
70c
67c"*-
1
Gave way
*
General
Oils
Ltd—
Petroleums
of
Can
Ltd
13c
Feb
Jan
1.05
Aug
5c
3,500
4c
1,000
3.40
3.40
200
3.40
Dec
3.40
Dec
6.25
6.25
300
3.00
Sep
3.75
Nov
64c
conul
Class. A
-v——
._1
Golden Age Mines Ltd
•
Gui-Por Uran Mines & Metals Ltd
1
Gunnar Mines Ltd
!
:—1
—
f'
5c
73c
15,300
20c
May
73c
Dec
1,100
4c
Jan
'/ 4c:
_
72c-
5% cV5%c17 b
17 (4
Mines
International
Iso
Uranium
Mines
Oct
2c
9c
13 %
f-
Apr
IOV2C Nov
Jan
,
f
Jan
7%c
Jan
19%
.
-
Arjon
99%
50
94%
4.75
3,235
»V
*
Kontiki Lead
Gold
Mines
Mines
Zinc
&
Mines
Jun
C'V
w,-*
.
Aunor
Auto
9%c July
5%
Feb
5% %
5.200
25c
Jan
58c
Oct,
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd
Louvicourt Goldfic-ld Corp—
._1
1
4 c'- 4%c
y
2,000
4c
Jan
7c
-
7c
1,000
7c
Dec
55,400
10c
Sen
68%
Jan
62c
Feb
7c
9c
3.00
30%
Dec
1
—_
Ltd
1.00
40c
1
lie
1
16c
1
Ltcl
._
60c
Montgary Explorations Ltd
85
-
-
135
1.00
•
-93c-
1
.,
Co
16I,aC>:; 20c
85
5
Mid-€hibougamau Mines Ltd
Mogador Mines Ltd
Monpre Mining
20c
5
5,000
43c
1,600
-lie
He
I7c
31c
500
15c
2,300
(iOcv-
•
61c-
Sep
19%
New
New
New
New
New
Mines
Ltd
Banff
Nov
1
Foxmaque Mines Ltd
Jaek
Lake
Mines
Asbestos
North
Rare
American
Obalskt
9c
Jan
8c.
July
Corp—■:—,_J
,1,1
Uranium
~
Mines
1
Ltd
1
Pennbec Mining Corp
i.
49c
9 Vac
,1
;
12.025
2,300
3c
18,500
9c
lc
Dec
Jan
Jun
Vac
Jan
14C
Feb
9c
Jan
13 Vac May
30c
Feb
15c
Oct
50c
Feb
1.55
Feb
.1(00
40 0
9c
:
1
18c
Mar
Mar
31c
Oct
4,200
72,100
10c
Apr
5,000
l.OX)
33c
Jan
9c-
8ic..: 86c
.
Feb
15c
42c
33c .33c
.
.1
6c
5,000
8.70
a35c" a35c
5.90
15c
2,500
Feb
Oct
2.75
82c
Oct
May
40c
Nov
Feb
10c
100
10%
19c
Aug
Jan
5c
43
Feb
97c
Dec
a
a__
Quebec Oil Development Ltd
Quebee* Smeltine Refining Ltd,
Red Crest
Gold
46c
1.69
46c
1.27
1.69
3.90
4c
1
1,500
:
Jan
6,6 10
1.27
3.90
100
3.70
5C
4c
July
16c
4c
1
Mines
34c
21c
21c
3,000
8,200
•
4c
4c
500
70c
St
Lawrence River
Standard- Gold
<1944)
Mines
Steep- Rock Iron
Sullivan- Cons
Mines
:
1
1
1
Ltd
3.40
—L*
Ltd
-Ltd
Mines
Mines
Ltd
"'3.25?
af3c„
7c
J;
1
.]
1
1
Ltd
Trojarw Consolidated
20c
J
Oct
Dec
1.95
18c
1
68c"
,_1
Mines
Ltd
.
100
7c
300
("200
1.95
-
£,
1.99
2i200
Sep
6.00
Jan
31c
Oct
Nov
GVaC Oct
Sep
3.90
Dec
14c
Sep
25c
Mar
7c
Dec
20c
Jun
8V<
Feb
14%-Oct
1.75 May
2.40
Oct
»■«--
18c—
5c
1
8c
Mar
28c
Aug
4,000
13c
May
35c
July
8c
Jan
30c
Nov
68c
24,916
30c
Mar
5c
13,600
4c
65c ^
,
5cr
16c^. 20c
6,966
,7c,
1.26
Sep
13c
Dec
24c
Jan
Jan
May
6.75
6.75
6.75
200
•
2.32
2.32
2.32
1,000
«c
6c
1,000
13a," 14c
- 15aj.6'2C
5,800
10c
Oct
6,100
14c
Sep
37c
Feb
Mar
27c
Vanguard* Explorations Ltd
Virginia. Mining Corp,,
:
Weedon* Pyrite & Copper Corp Ltd
Wendell" Mineral Products Ltd
Far
footnotes
see
page 42.
1
l
lie
4
I
_1
22C
19c*"
3b»a
22c
4,200
SVzc
5,000
38c
118,689
12c
371/4
25
201%
41/2C
6,500
3%c
Jan
18c
16%c
20c
9c
9%c
23c
13,300
4,500
r
Jun
42o
July
Jan
41c
Nov
Feb
39V2 Dec
May
12c
Jan
5c
Jan
7c
Aug
32c
Jan '
20c
Feb
.
1.20
1.40
8,622
25c
May
1.40 Dec
90c
1.00
6,700
64c
Mar
28%
29%
1,540
14
Jan
1 45 J »ly
29% Pec
45%
46
362
41
Jan
64
65
245
43 %
Jan
13 %c 13 %c
1.65
1.70
4,500
7c
Jan
1.52
2,800
■47
May
6&
Dec
19%oMay
Oct
2.25
Jan
13
13
13
50
10% May
5.05
5.05
49
3.90 Jan
6.88 Oct
Mar
25 %
26
63/* Aug
27% Nov
7c
7%c
19c
5%c
5%
500
6c
Jan
20c
13,500
15c
Dec
6c
2.500
4c
Jan
11c
6c
10c
11c
2.65
2.60
=
14c
11c
2.65
6%
7
20,333
6,100
4,000
7
560
2.60
Prods class A
5
13
15% Mar
,595
5,000
12 %C
,
2.75
200
2,860
Jan
10c
May
May
33c
Apr
Sep
21c
July
Jan
1.93
8c
16c
Apr
>
Jan
2.65 Nov
2.25 Mar
90c
fr
7
Dec
3.50 Oct
Apr
1
9.35
8.90
9.40
—.25
22%
22
22%
165
21%
Dec
25%
—28
22%
22%
22%
405
21
Jan
23% Nov
-.•mm.——****.
-
—60*
1.70
7.05
Feb
—
1.70
600
1
-r
Consol
Mines-
.
17c
17c
1,000
lie
_1
7%c
71/2C
1,000
2,001
38%
1J58 May
■■ ,n
mt ■
—
Scotia
55%
55%
56%
67%
67%
68%
5.70
2,189
15,580
1.40
1.43
12,150
19c
1
10c
Oct
2.34 Oct
July
12 %c Feb
56% Dec
Feb
5.35
Jan»
74
Dec
Dec
6.10 Dec
Jan
2.82 Aug
22c July
Mines
10c
10c
5,850
7c
Oct
16c
15c
16c
Dec
30c
13 %c
15c
26,800
25,600
15c
14c
•
Mining—
12c
Jan
30c
iun
5c
5c
6%C
7,000
5c
Nov
10c
Jan
47%
47%
170
351%
Jun
48 y* Dec
•
..
r-
*
1
17c
•
16c
7
Dec:.
16c
31,000
-
.....
34c
Oct
87c
7
22c
-z —
Mines...
18c
Feb
6%
•
Belcher Mining Corp
Quebec
Oct
24c
Sep
51
5.35
1.40
,ri
10
10
T
12
6%c Jan
23c
3,500
12c
Jan
86c
Feb
1.55 Jan
1.30 Jan
3.00 May
„
3.50 May
1,075
87c
91c
19,900
1.58
—1
Bell
Telephone
Copper Corp
1.60
500
7
Dec
30c
Sep
31
41
39%
Jan
•3c
Jan
41%
5,699
85C
84c
87C
9,150
1
16c
15%C
16c
7,628
8c
8%C
3,200
4c
Jan
11 %c Nov
97c
97c
1.00
23,975
85c
Jan
1.35 Jan
8c
Mines
41
80s
Bethlehem
Bevcon
7c
10c
7c
Dec
60c
Jan
9c
Jan
28c
July
Dec
33c
Oct
10c
j«tn
—-
Bibis
Mines-;
Yukon
Bicroft
Uranium
Bidcop
Bay
Bouzan
1
35,300
6c
6%c
8c
8c.
60c
54c
63c*
pfd
43%
43%
48%* 48%
5% •
5%
50
50
Paper
Gold Mines
IOV2C Jan
5,050
16,622
18c
1
Corp 5c/o
1
16%c
9,000
4%o Jan
3,000
.
6c
23,800
35c
110
1
41
40
May
1.25 Mar
23o
Sep
14%e July
93c
Oct
Jan
-
42%
505
*
Jan
42% Sep
44% Dec
Jan
50% Dec
3% Feb
6% Oct
American
Columbia
1,950
4.30 Jan
7.25 Dec
5%
5%
21%
6%
5,944
7% Aug
300
b¥t Sep
19% Feb
22
Nov
35
35
125
17% Feb
35
2.85
2.80
2.95
Sep
*
38%
34,608
4,711
100
87
*
Oil
British
7.15
1
*
common
(T G) common
Britalta Petroleum
British
3,500
7.00
•
common
9c
7.10
1
Traction
8c
•
—
Bralorne Mines
Brazilian
13c
16 %c
1
Ltd
preferred
Boy mar
12c
18c
1
Mines
Bdwater
Bowater
13c
•
Mines
Mines
5 % c/'o
1
Uranium
Gold
Bordulac
Mines
Ltd
Mines
Black
1
21%
To
Jun
1.55
Jan
16c
lan
3.10 Oct
Electric—
4%%
preferred
preferred
5%
38%
39
33% Jan
Jan
7.65
440
44%
49
420
49
12 y*
12%
•
12'A
British
*
16%
British
Columbia Packers class B
Columbia Power
British
Columbia
Brown
Reef
45
Oct
Mines
2.64
725
8%
Jun
July
Jan
15
Nov
16%
Dec
16%
16%
200
36
35%
36%
2,019
35% Nov
42%
43
090
51c
52c
38% Jan
46%c Apr
13%
13%
13%
600
5c
5c
-2,000
1
I
Mines
1
4,100
Ankerite
6%c
7c
1
3.60
3.60
3.60
13c
12 %C
13c
1
43% Sep
44% Sep
65c
Jun
9%
18,500
7c
Jan
2,500
Jan
14% Dec
4o
1,390
1
Mining * Smelting
11
May
51,
53
43
.
97
Dec
*
1
Mines
Buffadison Gold
Buffalo
-
Dec
Mar
25
Telephone
Company
Brunswick
86 "Va
5
45
48
British Columbia Forest Product#
Brouian
87
4414
50
Jan
7%c Jan
'5%c Aug
1.95
5c
Apr
Sep
73c
Mar
9c
Oct
4.50 Oct
23c
Nov
Bunker
Lake
1.25
1.12
1.34
8,100
8c
8c
4,000
4%c Jan
12c
38 %
39
95
35% Jan
44
8%c
8%C
8%c
17
Red
Products
38%
16%
17
500
6%c May
11% May
19% Nov
12%
Buffalo
Building
12 %
12%
1,100
10%
15
17c 18 %c
1
;
•
Hill Ext
Oct
1.65 Apr
87
50
preferred
Oct
Ltd
34c
4c
Mines
Burns
1
Unite# QHsr Ltd
Valor Lithium Mines
4,600
4%c
Mines
Burlington
UAitedf Asbestos Corp Ltd
5.00
25c
37 J/4
37c-
13"% May
19c
Mines
Brunsman
6,500
25,200
-
25c
—-i
•
11% Jan
53 V*
8.70 Jan
5.35
Brunhurst
20c
Jan
Oct
Jan
6c
-18c 5 20c
,
Feb
48%
1,752
5%
Bros
Jun
Feb
1.00
81/4
25
12J/b
Oct
5.50 Dec
26 %c
5%c
Bridge & Tank
•--18 c 18 Vac
1
Titan-Petroleum Com
Trebor Mines Ltd
a 13c
7c
,
,
-
Tib Exploration.
7,500
ma,vl2V,<
1
Ltd———1
azin. Mines Ltd
?'ache-Lake Mines Ltd .u.
1
3.45
100
*
50
12
7c
Lodge Uranium..
5%%
Stadacona-Mines
9.90
Jan
13 %c Jan
7,000
50
'
"
Mines
Uranium
Bright
-
Quebec; Chibougamau Goldfields Ltd—1
Quebee Cobalt & Exploration Ltd
1
Quebec- Lithium Corporation
1
9.90
5Q
2.10
835
■
80c
25%
Metals
Bonville
12,500
1.10
;
40c
20c
65
Dec
21c
8.60-
1.09
51/2
18c
Feb
July
40c
16C
9.90
46
Bathurst Power & Paper class A...
Beattie Duquesne
7%c: May
16q n*
5%
.
common
Bata Petroleums Ltd
1,150
-
5%
12c
Dec
5.05
Oct
1.50
6,000
l4%clo%c
40c
—10
Nov
89
* 50c
Dec
10,166
•
Baska
9-aC^9>aC
45c
83c
lc
a 4c
50c
.46c
_2
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
L
Portage Island (Chib) Mines Ltdz.
Powell-Rouyn Gold Mines Ltd
Dec
Feb
a2%e
—___
Orcbam Uranium Mines Ltd
Apr
5c
a4c
14
6c
4c
_./icv,
Metals. Ltd,,, .1
<1945) Ltd,:
500
65c
__5U
Feb
Apr
3,300
62c
;
i—►
Mines
Nova
89c
26,550
Mar
Mines
Beafcty
5c
Jan
86c
warrants
of
Beaver
8c
35c
May
Apr
,__50
45c
42c
60o
Jan
64c
Rights
Oct
July
Sep
15o
4,200
—40c
Bank
Barnat
Jun
29
26c
14,955
-
29
Jan
25c
7c,.
lc
i
1,000
Jan
79,765
1.40
Montreal
C5c
5c^;.,
.
7%c
Opemisca Explorers Ltd,,,
1
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd,I
Paudaslk Lake
6%C
Ltd—1
Amulet Mines Ltd—
North* American
30c
6 %C
4
Uranium
Santiago Mines Ltd,—
„—.!><)('.
Spring Coulee Oil & Minerals Ltd,*
Vinray Mines Ltd.
__I_u__1
New West
30e
10%c
Oct
"Feb
16c
26c
•
Mines
of
Jan
July
50,000
36%
16c
,
1
Bank
Oct
40c
49
68c
50
;
Oils
15c
8,400
Dec
64c
1
preferred
Belleterre
Calumet
43%
15c
4.75
preferred
7%c
..1
New
23% Aug
250
1
15c
—~
■
1
16c
65c
*
Jun
Dec
15 %C
20o
«
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Rarvue
Ltd
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines
Merritt Island Mining Ltd
23% May
36% Dec
Jan
21
•
July
Sep
Base
Marpic- Exploration
Nov
25
435
44
„
16 J/2
21%
*
6,347
•
•
River
Bankfield
Jan
19c
1,177
2,885
'
92c
Fabric
69c
5c
18%
43%
Class, B
Dec
4,000
22%
50c
Resources
Gold
13c
_—l
30J/8
lc
Acceptance
Aumacho
5%c Oct
Ltd
Aug
7.55 May
15 %c
Aumaque Gold Mines
390
Jan
Nov
25 %c
Mines
1,000
15
100
Jan
3.10
Oct
Dec
18% May
1
Nickel
Aubelle
7,000
300
22%
45c
Jan
1
Mines
Atlin-Ruffner
6c
193q 19%,
5-%g-=
6c
36
29%
43%
*
Yellowknife
14c
1
17%
35 J/4
22 J/2
Steels
30 %
Ltd
%
36
50
Exploration
Atlas
30 V-JT
46c
IB
29%
25
Mines
Atlas
30(2
440-"-
99%
Rare Earth,
Artists
ft
45C
2.50 Nov
Jun
pfd
Ashdown Hardware class B
Assoc
1.50 May
1
1.15 Mar
Nov
Bankeno Mines
Kerr-Addison
3.10 Nov
12%
_1
Gold
2% c Jan
Jan
Jan
16
•
Asamera Oil
400
20%
Dec
1.30
32c
Corporation
11.000
6c
Sep
14c
2,500
10
Corp common
82 Vz preferred
$2.40 preferred
4c
"
75c
Mar
4,100
Mines
2.00
l-4e,"!j«
20%
'
40c
Argus
4c
.
4,900
—
2.00
1
2.10
Warrants
4c
Ltd
!
2.00
Jan
4c
4,729
Imperial
2.00
1
Mining
20,475
33c
-
42c
trust
Nepheline
Cons
Arcadia
_*
Ltd
Ceramic
2.85
2.10
•
4b
Rouyn
__1
Holllnger Consol Gold Mines Ltd
Indian. Lake
2c
100
»
Haitian Copper Corn Ltd
Hillcrest Collieries Ltd
18,625
15%
Huronian
Atlantic
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
4,200
11c
29c
May
6c
91c
_l
Futurity Oils Ltd
2c
July
42c
2.70
Oct
17c
Apr
21
70c
99%
Petroleums
Arcan
Mines
Jan
31c
100
Mines
Area
Falconbridge Nickel
13% JUly
24,563
15%
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd
Apex
_i
.___
56c
20%
—
;
American
Anthes
Dolsan
voting
Larder
Lead
Anchor
7c
53c
1
4.35 SeD
Jan
15%
Analogue Controls
8c
Yellowknife
Jan
8%
20%
American Leduc Petroleums Ltd
...5 c
.
1
Co
Amalgamated
Amalgamated
7.75
12c
Feb
2.31
100
——•
preferred
7c
6.20
13c
6,400
4.20
Central
61c
2,000
3,000
1
Oils
July
May
20c
10c
_5
Cons
Steei
Aluminium Ltd
7.70
■
Trunk
Nov
13c
4OV2C
*
Algom Uralr4fca common
5 rio
debenwes
Jun
11%
Jan
3.00
2.85
trust
Alberta
8% July
52c
IIIf
.
25
12%
54c
Gold
37ya Nov
2.90
3.00
«
common
Aigoma
Dec
3c
■
—
5c
20c
Distillers
Voting
Feb
1.55
6,275
■
1,000
High
Jan
12%
-—III
common
Akaitcho
Oct
9,200
7c
-
45
7c
24 Va
22 % Aug
Feb
13c
r
11%
1
Oct
9c
Jan
■
Limited-1
Ltd
24c
70
■
1
....
Jan
6C
::
15c :
|
Consol Central Cadillac Mines Ltd_
Consolidated Halliwell Ltd_.
7c
8%c July
Nov
11%
11V4
I
Oil
Alberta
.
150
•
Aug
34c
1,635
23
7c
common
Mines—
Dec
Jan
2,000
6e
&
Sugar
10c
12c
500
5c
1.70
I
Gas
Advocate Mines Ltd
Agnew Surpass Shoe
Agnico Mines
Jun
Low
36%
23
50c
55c
Range Since Jan-1
High
36%
Preferred
Yellowknife
Alba Explorations
Sep
36%
Warrants
26
4%c
6.70
11% Oct
Sales
for yveek
Shares
Range
of Prices
Low
*
Paper common
Jan
4c
2,600
Feb
&
Jan
13c
4C
47c
3,500
_10e
Ltd
7.10
18,500
•
Cleveland. Copper Corp—...—.
Compagnie Miniere L'Ungava
Consol Bi-Ore Mines Ltd
Mines
6c
8c
1
.„
Quebec
Jan
12c
Chibougamau Jaculet Ltd___—__75e
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd—
]
Consolidated
3c
7C
i
Quebec Explorations
Central-Del Rio Oils Ltd
1.500
45c
'47c/
1
Ltd
Mines
5c
July
11c
t
Cartier
38c
\
Campbell Cnibougamau Mines Ltd
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd—
Explorations
Oct
1
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd__
Calumet Uranium Mines Ltd
:
Canalask
47c
corp_I__IIl
;
20c
4C-J..
i
;
Burnt Hill Tungsten Mines Ltd
Canorama
42c
-
5,000
5c /
'1
43c
410
25c
Power
Week's
Last
Par
Abitibi
Exchange
Expressed in Canadian Dollar*
Sale Price
JtUl
9.10
'
22c.
Are
STOCKS
Oct
Acme
Baker Talc Ltd
Shown
Wednesday
Dec
"
Sulphur & Iron Co Ltd.
Augustus Exploration Ltd—.*.
:
Toronto Stock
Prices
63c
.
:•
26
1
18c
63c
■
DECEMBER
High
3%c
.20c
Atlas
Aull Metal Mines Ltd
-L:
.
Anacorv Lead Mines
Ltd.___.__..
Anthoniaa Mining Corp Ltd
Arno
Mines
Ltd—
ENDED
for Week
Stocks—
Exploration
WEEK
Sales
Range
7,800
•
Jan
1.34
May
May
Sep
16c July
Jun
Feb
4c
18c
Oct
2J/aC Jan
8c
Sep
1.80 Jun
SVzC Jun
Cable
Mines
Oils
1
Mines
Petroleum
17c
Calgary Power
common
4,466
12c
Jan
40c
July
20%c
21c
3,080
20c
Dec
29c
Nov
68c
68c
71c
9,600
45c
Jan
90c
Aug
28%
Cadamet
Calalta
26%
28%
1,155
17% Feb
31
Oct
77%
77
77%
350
62%
80
Sep
1
25o
•
Jan
•d
»
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
40
..
Monday, December 29, 1958
.
(2776)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
0.70
6.70
0.85
0,255
3.05
1
10%
10 %
10%
1,300
5.15
Jan
Iron Foundries common—
,«nada
381
25
Jun
35-
Oct
Crestbrook
27%
5
27
Jan
29%
Jun
Croiuor
12',2
Oct
Crown
34
200
7,500
54
750
50
50
705
50
00
110
CO
British
Canadian
A
B
Nov
3.10
140
30
480
32
14%
100
Be
3,300
5.75
5.75
225
5c
0
0
8%
55*0
55 %
55%
3,581
4.50
4.05
24,835
34T«
34%
35
4,175
34%
35
225
12%
12%
485
40%
Dec
4.05
Dec
36%
Nov
36
25% Jan
Nov
25%.
26
160
40%
41%
2,339
615
13
May
19%
18%
19%
1,225
13
Feb
Oct
31
31
31%
230
28% Mar
33
Oct
8%
8%
8%
430
4.75 Mar
9
Nov
24%
*•
24%
24%
185
51c
63c
10,055
7%
7%
900
2.15
1
Dyno Mines
—
Canadian Eagle Oil warrants-
Canadian
—-
.
"»5'fc
15
Jan
24%
Dec
48c
Dec
1.08
Jun
12,700
6,300
12
11%
12%
6.75
7.10
495
'
—
28c
Sep
3.00 Sep
Feb
2.40
3,362
9.55 Max-
15%
Oct
680
4.50 Mar
9.25
Sep
9%
Oct
5%
Jan
7%
7%
16%
16%
16%
360
•
77c
74c
80c
21,600
19C
Jan
1
21 %c
6,500
•
Jan
27c
Jun
23%
Apr
99
25
97%
Jan
10
1,130
9,50
9.60
,
Sep
Oct
1.22
14c
60c
27%
99
;
18
Apr
•
8,945
57c
27%
15
4,439
23c
20c
26%
58c
•
Feb
Nov
7%
_
Dec
62c
Sep
1.50
•
preferred
8%
Apr
1.40
9,900
59c
1.85
100
1953 warrants
Jun
2.35
-1
Oil Cos
common—
6.60
55c
———
Canadian
Canadian
Apr
1.68
——-——
Canadian
Canadian
5.00
58c
Hydrocarbon
Industries common—
Malartic Gold
North inca
—
Northwest Mines
Canadian
Dec
10,115
1.73
2.34
•
Canadian
16,135
3.35
10a
common
Mines
preferred
l.OO
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian
Canan
Mines
Erin
Can
Met Explorations
Mines Ltd
Cariboo Gold Quartz—-
Captain
Castle
105% Aug
12
8C
8c
2,000
127
128
75
20
Aug
East
1.10
1.10
300
22c
22c
500
10c 16 %c
Central
Del
Oil
CheskirK
Mines
"testerville Mines
Chrysler
Nov
Jun
Oct
37c
*■.
1.78
Feb
32c
7,775
27c
Dec
95c
Jan
9%C
6,500
9c
Jan
21c
50c
Jan
84c
2,000
3,452
4.90
200
3.25 July
4.90
Dec
2.85
2.85
800
2.25
Dec
4.25
Apr
7.75
7.65
7.75
14,094
6.10
Jan
——
1.10
9.55 Aug
1.24 Oct
—'■
6c
17c
15c
5.45
9.70
Jau
Nov
1.12
900
GOe
Jun
17c
18c
9,000
7c
Jun
1.62
1.65
1,100
6c
6%c
9,500
5c
Sep
12c
Jan
16%e 17 %c
4,000
16c
A pi-
38c
July
1.155
37c
July
2.05
Apr
Jan
15c
15c
4.000
10c
May
20c
Oct
60c
63c
10,395
31c
May
80c
Oct
1.22
00c
Jan
1.34
16,375
57c
56c
60c
16,800
47
47
47
10
1.22
3.30
14
13%c 14 %c
1.90 Oct
40c
„
Jan
69c
40
Jan
55
July
Feb
30c
Eastern Metals
Investment Trust-—.
Economic
Eddy Paper class A
Common
31c
10,532
200
100
5,550
22c
27,250
6%c
7c
7,700
12c
10c
12c
19,810
13c 13 %c
7,500
10c
13
12%
13
8,479
3.05
3.40
7,340
3.55
3.55
3.65
8,475
23c
25c
5,100
37c
6,100
50c
45c
50c
33,546
.1
18c
18c 18%o
.1
54c
53c
I
Warrants
Zli
Discovery
i
Consolidated Dragon Oil
Consolidated East Crest
Consolidated
Fenimore
Consolidated
Gillies
Consolidated
Golden
-7
Mines
Arrow..
Gold
Howey
7c
.1
Lake
Consolldated Halliwell
Marbenor
Mines—
Gold Ltd
Mic Mac Oils Ltd
Marcus
7c-
60c
1.25
4.00
July
Eldricli Mines common—
Mining Ltd
El Sol
Alliance
Explorers
Nickel
Fa'.eonhrldge
Consolidated
Negus
Faraday
19 %c
Oct
Consolidated
Sudbury
Fleet
Ford
Foundation
Co
Consumers Gas Co
Conwest
2.30
.10
common.
Ud
Fivibtsher
Debentures
Cosmos
Coulee
Cournor
1
5%
For
see
page
42;
Oct
1.89 July
1.40 May
2.70
Oct
8e
3.600
14c
Oct
37%
37%
200
31
Jan
40
Oct
57
57
100
37%
Jan
5?
Dec
56
July
7c
56
56
50
37
Feb
G8c
70c
3,950
26c
Jan.
27c
27e
1,000
19c
Jan
10c 10 %c
11,128
Nov
"
■
10 c
1.02 May
42c
-'
May
5
23c
2,375
9c
9%c
9,500
8%c Nov
21
58
"
_—
21 %o
Aug
18c
Oct
9c
55
58
22 %c
58
23c
Jan
63""
Sep
Jan
35c
July
24c
Aug
31%
Apr
Nov
-27
27%
2.800
22%
24
2,540
14%
Feb
24
Dec
17%
17%
17%
165
14%
Apr
21%
Nov
96c
7,200
90c
Dec
20c
Doc
3,940
3,000
12 %c
,
7.20 May
21c
9 %c Mar
12 %c 13 %c
6,210
99c
24,050
87c
Dec
43
43
320
26
Jan
28
150
25% Jun
60c
1,800
30c
80c
47
48
355
66%
Jan
14
14
300
12%
Jan
8c
8%c
18,500
5c
31%
32
158
8.60
8.65
1.060
1.62
1.73
11,105
74
74
50
37%
38%
102
14
1.62
Sep
Jun
July
Nov
49
32 % May
282
Nov
1.25
45
Jan
108 109%
47
*
July
30%
~
-10
Feb
80c
Jan
5.00
Feb
1.78
90c
1#
74
*
38
Dec
111
14%
Dec
Jnn
19c
Aug
*22%
Jail
32%
Nov
7.00
Jan
Feb
9.00
Jan
2.25 May
Jan
78
Apr
40%
Nov
1.18
63
100
1
1
preferred
Mines Ltd
Geco
Development
General
General
General Pete Canada commonA
Class
•_———'
Wares common
Steel
General
Preferred
;—
_
Mines Ltd
Genex
Prospecting—-
Scientific
Geo
Gold Mines
Yellowknife
Giant
Manitou
Mines
7.95
Jan
28%
9,900
45%
46
100
3.50
10%
88%
10
15c
14c
15c
1,900
1.08
1.08
Nov
Nov
4.35
4.20 Nov
10%
5% Jan
78%
Dec
50
'
Jan
2.75
1,740
88%
29%
Feb
3.05 May
175
10
Feb
Jun
Nov
19
Jan
8
-32%
439
3.90
88%
Sep
88%
10%c Jail
Dec
25c
Jan
Aug
Dec
1.20
Jan
200
27c
9c
9c
500
8%c
Nov
14 %c Mar
6.20
6.35
4,705
1.25
Jan
7.05 May
26c
27c
1.10 Apr
19 %C Aug
7.000
July
9%c
10c
2,148
5c
May
17c
16 %c
18c
5,000
14c
Mar
22c
34 %c
28c
35c
149,400
5c
Mar
39c
Dec
20c
20c
22c
11,000
20c
Dec
45c
Aug
7
July
Oct
Power
Nov
80c
Jun
9c
Gulch
July
May
95c
July
Jan
51c
20c
Jan
4.00
3,435
450
20
Dec
35% May
7% Sep
Nov
6
6
6 %
1,150
3.35
15,265
2.80
3.00
1,050
19%
20
1,530
15
Jan
20%
12
Mar
39%
Dec
11
Nov
38%'
8%
10%
2.20
3.45
12,500
36
3-75 Sep
Jan
8% Dec
2.05
Dec
5.00 Nov
Dec
3.95
Jun
4.40
Dec
2.25
1,310
5.247
3.45
2.50
Sep
Oct
4.35 Jan
4.05
1.800
17c 17 %c
1,000
12
12%
350
10% July
12%
13 %c
15c
7,400
8%c Jan
22c
12% Jan
19% Jun
17 %c
„1
-1
17%
17%
17%
5,211
G.85
Mines
13% C
6.85
7.05
2,420
14
14
150
9c
9%c
5,000
39
40
425
Warrants
.30
Products preferred—„
Gwillim Lake Gold
Gypsum Lime & Alab-
15c
_1
9c
6
Dec
July
8.00 Oct
Jan
5.70
Dec
14
May
4%c
July
28c
12c
Jan
July
67c
3.00
22%
Jan
i^Nov
2.80
9%
Gurney
19c
22%
38%
Wire
Gunnar
35c
12,700
40
20
1
Dpveiop—
Mines
Sep
13,029
Jan
4.05
Mar
56c
27%
3.15
Greyhawk Uranium
Greyhound Lines
15c
3.70 Dec
885
6%
Winnipeg Gas
Greening
25c
*
35%
35%
2.35 Oct
3.00
Great
3.80 Dec
49c
Feb
22%
1
common
-—
Plains
Sep
92c
,—
common
warrants
B
68c
16c
3,500
-1
Warrants
Class
%c May
4,250
30c
•
——-
Mines
Granduc
32,300
21c
1.45
35%
_
31c
19c
1.41
30c
„1
—+
Greater
43c
Jan
2,690
3.40
Great West Saddlery
July
400
17
10
—1
1
1
,
-—
Jun
45c
5%c Feb
111%
27c
Eagle Gold
4,000
1,500
109
Jan
28
1
Mines
Mines
Golden
Dec
103%
3.90
46
Mining
Uranium
Goldale
Gold
Mine—
Mascot
Giant
Jan
100
25
28
—1%
1
——1
*
100
-1
*
1
1
Motors
27
20
16%
17
265
102
105% 105%
100
preferred
Jan
43c
1.62
2.10
Jan
2,000
16c
28c
5,500
23c
5%c
5,000
4c
14 %c
16c
4,832
Sep
May
4.45 Sep
16%
3,948
Jan
1.13 May
Mar
4,615
"Vt
23%
2.00
32c
July
77c
Aug
Mar
44c
July
Dec
45c
Jun
Odt
8c
Feb
9%c Apr
22c
Dec
32c
Preferred
Oct
50c
July
Highwood
8%c J«n
14c
May
Hinde
12%cl3%c
16,200
12 %c Mar
23C
7c
3,000
4%c Jan
12c
65c
71c
27,705
4.60
4.70
1,705
35
35%
29
1,690
4.10
2,600
23c
24c
11,700
12 %c 13 %C
1.82
11%
48c
1.90
5Rr
8c
8c
3.00
3.10
2.29
15c
7c
9.541
1.05
7,044
650
1,500
Oct
37%
Oct
Jan
5.05
Nov
Jan
Feb
40c
23c
2.40
12
Oct
Oct
.
78c
Jan
10c
July
3.10
Dec
.100
Home
.200
classs
"•
A
•
1.75
—
Mining
Bay
Mining 6s
Bay Gil
Para Porcupine
Humber
Oils
Smelting—
30c
Apr
50%
Sep
3.75
Dec
1.75
14
17%
18%
40
40
4.15
4.30
56
55%
56
18%
18%
19
470
19C
20c
2,008
U)0
1.95
48
49
-
13%
1,735
25%
750
.
Apr
Apr
Jan
-
—
...
39%
580
-
—
3.05 Mar
1,975 ~
-
Apr ;
-
"
15% Mar
15c
ADr
GOO
77c
Jan
150
32
Jan
Feb
1.75 Dec
Dec
20% May
30%
18%
Oct
Nov
8c
Jun
1,270
30
17%
1.90
—
& Erie Mtge
May
8,133
30%
4.30
I
Oil Co Ltd—
Dec
5.75 Aug
82
2.05 July
700
18%
Gold-
Apr
39%
—
18%
Consol
July
7.00
17c
-100
1.75
Jan
10c
Oct
4%c Jan
115
50
3.75
3.75
Class B
Huron
14,500
49%
-
Howard Smith Paper common
Hugh
1.000
28c
79c
Jan
75
-
-
.
—
Class A
Hoyle
79
5%c
25c
28c
50
Canada
B
Hollinger
79
5%c
79
Jan
Apr -
4.00
100
'--57
Nov
Mar
1.00
2,320
-
Nov
July
12c
6c
7,030
5
July
21o
83c
33,700
7
14c
Jan
6c .* Apr
4,000
-
--
47c
7%c-
5
Oils
Sarcee
Mfg
Class
July
Jun
Oct
Holden
Hudson
Jan
6%c
1
Hudson
6c
2.10
44c
7c
6%
—-—
—
—
Dauch
&
Oct
33c
4,500
_
May
1.14
7.50 Apr
Jan
Mar
10% July
450
11%
Jan
45c
—1
Gold Mines
500
4.50 Sen
—1
(Geo H) & Co
Hendershot Paper common-'
3,000
55c
„1
0«t
21c
8c
12%c
-
Hees
Heva
2.000
41%
""Jan
0%C
18.600
10c
27
99,190
17c
18c
10 %c
16c
—1
Hasaga Gold Mines
Head of Lakes Iron
Headway
Red Lake
Heath
Gold Mines—
12c
10c
11c
16c
18c
1
.1
Minerals
40c
Aug
•
39
Mines.
Gold
Rock
9%c
1
footnotes
29c
1.30 Mar
3.600
23c
5%%
Nov
40c
_50c
Mining
Craigmont Mines
6%c Mar
7,260
1.97
100
20c
Jun
24c
11%
9.500
1.40
1.92
5.80
common
Power
Gatlneau
70,850
4.00
Imperial
Lead Zinc
15c
1.33
5.50
—i—
16%
29c
Jan
1.83
Nov
57
common
Northern Gas
July
49c
12 %c
18c
95c
Companies
;
Petroleum preferred
Fraser
French
Lakes Paper—,
34c
17c
35
Mar
60c
Ltd
Mines
Franeoeur
22c
Jan
1,416
24c
Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug.
7c
7%C
*
20c
Lakes
Nov
12,000
Exploration
13,550
—1
—
Great
3.40
7c
Coppercorp
15c
5.80
Manufacturing
(U S)
ol Canada class A
Great
2.85 Dec
18c
66c
Oct
13c
28
Great
21c
-
64c
4.60
29c
1
Ford Motor Co
9c
Basin
Jun
Preferred
40c
Consolidated West Petroleum.
11c
37%.
Jun
1.50
13 %c
7,000
43
Jan
6.00
23c
Consolidated Regcourt Mines Ltd
Consolidated Sannorm Mines
Nov
17c
13c
class A
Grain
Federal
Jan
Jan
60c
Consol Quebec Gold Mines
Consolidated Red Poplar
May
10%
25%c July
15 %C
22c
Cop
Apr
11 %c May
Mar
1.38
16c
#*22
Jan
—...
1.75
7%c Jan
18c
Mine.
8c
—1
Fa tim a
6.25
Sep
Gc
1.50
Oils
Oct
Nov
7% Feb
875
11,000
90c
__
Uranium
Jan
5%c
Peak
Pershcourt
19
;
24
Ltd
Tungsten
Farv/est
Mines
35c
24c
Consolidated
100
9%
12c 12%c
^25c
Grandroy
95c
61c
Consolidated
19%
Oct
Dec
85
Jan
27%
Candy
Uranium Mines
Goldfields
Jan
21
Mines—
Jan
10
1.95
—1
Fanny Farmer
Sep
1.05 July
Oct
20%
Consol Northland Mines
50
1,630
1.39
=
Aug
1.05 Sep
50(
20%
Consolidated Mosher
Dec
24
15c
Players Canadian
Famous
Harrison
Mining & Smelting.
Consolidated Mogul
Consolidated
Morrison
Explor
Oct
30%
17c
1
1
Corp
Eureka
Hard
Consolidated
1,127
9%
—10
Empire Life Insurance
10c
13
55c
43c
-1
85
14%
Oct
3.35
-1
15
Feb
Aug
10%
—
Mines
Mar
18% Jan
19%
——*
1
1
1
-.
80c
Mar
29c
35c
Denison
22
500
82
12c
—20
.
—
——
Mines
Elder
19%c
•
Jan
3.40
Consolidated
Consolidated
29 %c
4 %c
10
21c
Consolidated
Consolidated
100
51c
Oil
Bellekcno
Mines.
Calliman Flln
Consolidated
1,000
1.25
Key Mines
Consolidated Allen bee
Consolidated
G%c
11%
2.20
Con
Consolidated
20%c Jan
50c
50c
2.5(1
36c
Jim
l()%c: Jan
29,800
1.25
Petroleum
Mines
Consolidated
Jlc
5.000
38c
2.20
—:
—
Commonwealth
Coniacas
13,000
10c
36 %c
6%c
1
Mines
Enterprises
Combined Metals
14% Oct
7% Jan
11%
37c
1
Combined
Commoil
2,150
Dec
3.55
Jan
1.80
37,005
lGc
1
Cooper
Yellowknife
Colomnc
3.50
13
1
Cody Rcco
Coin Lake Gold Mines
Coldstream
3.25
13%
Equip
Farm
210
19%
14%';
14%
1
1
-1
10
Malartlc Mines
East Sullivan Mines—
Glenn
Cocksliult
30%
84%
1
Gold—
Am phi
Glacier
Coelienour Willans
Aug
19%
Dec
101% Aug
Jan
9
Mav
75c
9.40
17 %c
97
Feb
75c
—-25
—
Mar
23 %c
Apr
15c
68c
4.90
■
1
Mines
J 4c
36,385
Aug
9.15
9.40
3
75e
1
Kayrand Cop Min—
uniboug Jaculet Mines
Cblboiigamnu Mining & Smelting
1.60 Aug
30c
9c
1
Chib
7,500
45,600
80c
Sep
27c
32c
—*
1
1
•
1
Rid
Porcupine
Feb
24c
Dee
3.60
57
Jan
23c
78c
*
Central Pat Gold
1.01
Oct
21% Aug
Apr
12c
Jan
131
Mar
71c
16 %c
*
Atliabaska
Gold
'
19%
75c
Jan
15c
Oct
44
Sep
16%
Jan
30
20
315
-
1
1
East
Fargo Oils
30%
•
Juu
81
8.196
50
«c
100
2.50
50
50
20
2.35
20
1
Cayzor
Chirno
Dec
2.45"
1
Ltd
Corp
Asbestos
Charter
Jan
12 %
•
—
Trctliewcy
Central
20 7}»
719
127
„—*
1
1
1
Exploration
Can
Cassiur
6,136
13
,
Copper Co
Candore
28%
12%
8c
1
—*
Western Nat Gas 5%% pfd-20
Western Oil
1
Westinghouse __—
*
Williston
6c
Thorium Corp
Canadian Tire Corp common
Canadian
28! I,
101
10%
Dec
411 a
May
23% Jan
30%
19%
Jun
30% Aug
5.50 Mar
13
26%
11
10
Oct
Jun
-24
Dec
37c
28%
2»
10
Pacific Railway
Canadian Pctrofina
•
19% Nov
—
Copper Co Ltd
Duvex Oils 6c Minerals
Warrants
Canadian
Dec
13%
Jan
7.70
101
—.—-23.50
*
6.00 Aug
Jan
6%
Nov
17%
1.93 Aug
Apr
1.35 Aug
20o
16%
& Oil——
High Crest
Canadian Homestead Oils
Canadian Husky Oil
Canadian
Warran fcs
DonaJda
—:—.
Textile
Duvan
•
Canadian Export Gas
41%
common———*
-*
Chemical common—•
Tar 6c
Dominion
Dominion
15% May
19% Nov
-25
Dredge & Dock
Canadian
20%
34%
-
•
—
—
14%
5.40
1.62 May
Juu
1,050
14%
5.10
96c
21%
14%
2.80
Nov
420
Stores
5.40
July
Jan
11
Steel 6c Coal
2.90
25c
20c
7%c
10%
20%
Dominion
4.00
10%c Jun
4,000
10%
Dominion
80c
6,500
13c
Jan
Oct
900
*18c
Jan
Dec
5,000
Oct
15c
11 %c
11%
5.95
3.00
40c
25%
3.85
1.38
Apr
2,105
Dec
4.35
22 %c
2.835
Apr
1.35
4,125
11,900
3.25
4.30
28c
1.30
2.90
Chemical & CelluloseChieftain Pete
Collieries common- III-—3
•
Canadian Curtis Wright
—
•
Canadian Devonian Petroleum-
27c
17%
400
Canadian
65c
27c
32%
3,220
Canadian
90c
Jan
1.17
3.85
Canadian
Jun
12c
17%
4.30
•
15c
21,000
31-%
4.25
13° a
Apr
13,775
30c
32
3.80
8
33c
29c
1.30
4.25
3.85
—
common
preferred
July
July
30c
30c
1
—3
17%
*
*
Canncrs class A
$1%
July
25c
2
Preferred
Celancse
30c
Steagrams
12%
,
Canadian
July
Jan
—1
1
2i
*
warrants
Canadian
21c
7%c
——*
Dome Petroleum
2.50
Dominion Bridge
*
Dominion Elcctrohomc Indus
*
Ooininnm Foundry 6c Steel common—•
Preferred
—100
Dominion Magnesium
—•
Dominion Scottish Invest common
1
Apr
613;
Jan
Jan
Jun
6%c Juu
Mlnw
Dome
Dec
9%
4.45 Dee
25
Jun
July
31
5.000
Oils
Palmer
Devon
6.00 Aug
Nov
•
10,000
Mines
Distillers
Oct
10c
Feb
i
11c 11%C
Gold Mines—.
Dcldona
Nov
17%
Apr
3.75
100
0
43%
Jan
Jan
12 %c 13 %c
Brewis Mining
Deer Horn
Jan
4.80
12% Jun
Mar
13c
1
Decoursey
1.16 Jan
2.70 Nov
80c
14c
Dec
6c
16%
11c
.
-•
warrants
Class
Jan
50c
10c
"
Mar
07
88
575
Dec
July
13c
Jan
.—-1
Daragon Mines
30
5.75
common
Aluminium coin
Class
Daering Explorers
Dec
Go
Atlantic Oil—
Canadian Breweries
Preferred
Nov
60
300
3.10
1
2
Canadian Bakeries
—-------—"
Canadian Bank of Commerce
20
Rights :
i—.——
—
•
Astoria
Canadian
52
14%
30
Minerala
Canadian
Feb
Oct
230
470
3,025
25
25
Dec
34
52
56c
21c
7%c
Jun
2.50
54
00%
1,000
21c
—
Nov-- f
1.50
11,120
4.85
'2.20 Jau
-
1
—
—
Jan
35
00
1
*
♦
class B
Dec
200
Jun
L50 Mai
—...——
Minerals
Mines
cuscu
1.95
9%c
High
.0
3.40 Mar-
1,340
9%c 10 %c
*--J|
'
;
10
-
Low
4.75
1.85
—1
^—
Range Since Jan. 1
High
9%c
—
■■■.''.
warrants—
Timber
Trust
1
——
Pershing
Crowpat
Nov
36%
51c
Petroleum
Steamship Lines common
Canada Wire
125
65
1.83
54
warrants
Canada Southern
Canada
Feb
Feb
200
10
100
Mtgc
Canada Safeway Ltd preferred
Permanent
Southern Oils
34
1.00
•
50
Canada
G
25
'
200
10
._
Lauds—
Packers class A
OH
Canada
50
100
12%.
12%
—10
1.74
Assurance
Life
10
34%
24
Crushed Cut Stone
^anada
Canada
r:
4.75
34
27%
12 %
Canada
Canada
Oct
4.75
34
4.75
20
Mines
Shares
4.70
1.92
Warrants
Cresteuruin
5.00
Jun
3.25
Dec
10%
27%
.
Preferred
Low
4.75
Canada
of
Oil
Oree
Oct
9.80
Feb
far Week
Range
of Prices
Par
*
1
Campbell Cbtbouganiau
Campbell Red Lake.
Canada Bread common—
^anada Cement common
Last.
Sale Friee
High
Low
High
Low
Sales
Week's
Wednesday
STOCKS
rJan.I
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
DECEMBER ?.«
for Week
Range
Last
STOCKS
WEEK ENDED
FOR
Sales
Week's-
Wednesday
30%
23
Dec
/July
21 %
July
40%
Dec
5.25
62
.
Oct
Oct
23% July
29c
2-08
49
Jun
Oct
Dec
Volume 188
Number 5807
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2777)
41
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Wednesday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
Par
Imperial
Bank
62
10
Imperial Investment class A
6
preferred
Imperial Life Assurance—...I
of
Corp
Ltd
DECEMBER 26
Range Since Jan.
Low
62
1,280
43 Vi
67
Nov
965
14
25
Sep
20
July
23
Oct
75
77 Vi
200
49
Feb
National Drue & Chemical
National Explorations Ltd.
80
Apr
National
44
42%
44
5,097
38Vi
Feb
47%
Oct
14
710
12%
Jam
14 Vi
Jun
5%
1,485
5%
Dec
Jun
Nealon
9,500
lie
5%c
39%
39%
4.90
6c
40 V«
10c
July
Jan
10
Nesbitt
Jan
40V8
Dec
New
6.75
Jan
15
Dec
2.70
Jan
5
17%
17%
896
7%
1,560
15%
350
~
2.80
10
%
Feb
5Vb
1,250
Nov
9
Jun
2.50
Oct
18 %
Jun
14
Va
Oct
16 Vi
Sep
3.55
Oct
Aug
Alger
«fe
Dev
International Bronze
iieruauuijai
1
Co
55c
Ranwick Ltd
Interprovincial Bldg
40c
May
87c
Oct
110
20
Feb
24%
Nov
4,265
69
42
4^
24C
22c
com__
155
43,300
10%
11
Vi
Apr
31 Vi
10 Vic
425
9Vi
Jun
11 Vi
Dec
1.05
Dec
1.05
Dec
36%
Jan
56%
Oct
9%
Jan
23
21%
21%
22
1,590
2.25
2.25
2.35
3,410
2.10
1.90
2.10
1,200
1.40 Mar
12 Vi
12%
250
11% Nov
:
„
Davies
Waite
i\*>
Mining...
Exploration
Jefferson
tellicoe
52c
Jan
2.95
2.34
13
New
12c
July
26c
22,700
35c
Dec
94c
6
July
10c
Sep
10
10 Vi
600
4
13c
14c
7,607
i
23c
21 Vic
23c
46,000
10Vic Jan
47%
47%
26Vic 27Vic
-25
38% Aug
20c
Feb
•
*
"
;
.
'onsmith Mines
>
Mining
Co
Jumping Pound
Jupiter
5,500
44c
.....
Mines
oiiei-QueOec
18c
40o
14c
Mines..
Johns Manville
,15Vic
—i
___
Oct
...
...i
15c
23c
New
Newnorlh
Dec'
41c
Oct
"86,600
8c
Jan
23c
July
1,398
38c
Jan
75c
Oct
25c
25c
2,000
1.84
1.87
1,000
Kenvllle
„
Gold
17Vic July
1.85
36c
Dec
July
2.49 Mar
3,505
4.20
Nov
Nov
.9
4.55
4.75
2,000
6c
5%c
6c
9,000
5c
Jan
)
8%c Oct
19%
19 Vi
19%
3,750
14%
Jan
20
—1
2;45
2.35
2.52
3,100
95c
Feb
2.52
Dec
40c
50c
3,300
27c
Jan
74c
Oct
51c
59c
32,737
32c
Sep
__
Copper
Kirkland
8%
4.65
Gold
Warrants
8%
—
Minerals
22c
Dec
23 Vi May
Nov
13c
Jan
44c
Aug
14c
July
July
Gc
Jan
19c
Jan
69c
5 Vic.
5 Vic
5Vic.
Apr
9Vic Dec
7 Vic
7 Vic
8c
-23,033
4c
Apr
28c
31c
6,700
18c
Mar
4c
3,500
.
/.
,
35c
Feb
62c
July
1.18
1.03
1.18
2,700
•
40c
30c
40c
35,350
25c
Jan
50c
Sen
Sep
500
20c
20c
21c
7,300
16c
May
31c
Oct
8,000
24c
Dec
57c
Apr
1
26c
26c
26c
1
2.45
2.45
2.53
7c
6 Vic
8c
1.01
4,780
•
10,500
;
1
Jin
1.85
; 1.35
2.59
Feb
4Vic Jan
15c
Oct
20c
Aug
13c
13c
2,500
11c
Mar
1.00
1.08
16,363
13c
Mar
1
9c
9 Vic
7c
7c
2,500
5c
lie
Aug
July
1
25c
26c
-15,400
12c
May
47c
Oct
20c
Aug
46c
13c
Jun
1
Mines
Gold
1.02
New
Taku
Nickel
Nickel
Rim
Feb
6c
5,400
July
7.25 July
1.00 Mar
5.20
'
Aug
15c
-
Acme
9c lOV'aC
3,500
4%c
Sep
12c
4c
Jan
7%c Nov
l.i.n
;
85c
2,000
1,101
16c
500
12c
May
19 %c Aug
64c
3,250
60c
Dec
1.01 Aug
57c
May
81c
85c
2.34
4,050
6c
—I
6c
15c
51%
I—1
1.00
1,700
2.30
I
Alines
Nov
6c
1.20
16c
i
Mines
Sep
60c
16c
M
Nov
6c
__i
...
Oct
1.61
13c
1.10
1.15
7~i
—
1.18
6,ooo
500
15c
51
.
51%
>
1.60
NOV
1.51
Nov
■r
Mining Corp
Feb
7c
Jan
;
.Jan
.18c
July
)
Oct
55%
17c
'
Nov
Jan
\
9c
9%c
9,500
5c
Sep
35c
33C
36c
23,100
7c
Jan
3.10
3.10
3.20
20c
20c
21c
19,750
18c
May
36c
Feb
9c
12c
45,300
7c
Oct
15c
July
Apr
2.75 Feb
1.10 Apr
49c
Hi
Nickel
Alining
47c
2.23 Mar
1,299
.Aug
3.95
Oct
Nov
Dec
Northcal
Oils
Ltd
•
North Canadian Oils common..
Warrants
25o
,
27c
26c
30c
98,750
3.75
3.65
3.75
...1,080
1.45
1.36
1.49
1,040
12c
T
Nov
4.65 Sop
l\95
May
Labatt
(John;
Labrador
Lafarge
-ake
Cinch
Lake
.Ltd..
Minimi
Cement
28%
Exploration.
A
1
;
Mines
Osu
Secord
Leitcli
81
102
10c 10 Vac
25c
4.40
' 25c
4.30
4.50
1.18
25c
30c
11,000
4,000
Mines
•
....
Gold
Candy
100
16c
3.70
Oct
81
Dec
12c
Jan
Jan
3.90
1,123
24C
Oct
Jun
15c
500
2.95
24c
»-
3.40
2.90
.2.95
...__50c
...
Sep
Jan
7c
2,180
30C
80
Dec
85c
2.70 Jan
4,000
....l
..
29c
Jan
2.75
30c
Jan
Feb
Dec
3.50
Dec
2.95
Feb
2.20 Jan
19c
May
5.25
Mar
Jan
35c
Oct
3
24%
24 Vi
24%
19
Jan
i
1.42
1.40
1.42
8,100
930
Jan
1.68
13c
12c
13c
May
9,500
6c
Apr
21 Vic
Nov
4%c
4 Vic
3,500
3c
Nov
2.29
15,325
Gold
Mines
l
Lex-indin
Gold
Mines
J
Little Long Lac Gold
Loblaw Groceterias classs A
Class B preferred..
preferred
-
JR5
*
2.15
2.05
"
29%
29%
29%
280
29%
30 V'«
375
30
A
30
30
690
28Vi
Jan
34
34 Vi
970
34
35
945
22
43 Vi
44
210
•
Preferred
34
34%
50
■
Long Island Petroleums
•
Lorario
1
40c
20c
15c
1
21c
20c
21c
2.80
2.90
25C
26c
13,500
Uranium
Mines
6c
Warrants
Mining
Co
6c
35c
1.50
22%
Oct
7c
Dec
•
...
27
Dec
30
30
.......
class
'
30
B
Lyndhurst
il0%
5,100
3.40
Gold
Cos
Jan
i
Mines...
Miuing.
Laura
1st
Apr
40c
79 Vi
Hi
LencourL
Class
Nov
Nov
91c
60c
2.90
80
Latin American
Loblaw
30 Vi
25%
1,500
56c
2.80
Lint Mines
Lamaque
Jan
14% May
5,600
J.L
'
Mines
Wasa
18%
815
100
"
Shore
Lake
280
1.14
2.80
—1
,
Lake
La
29
24%
10%
1.07
1.10
1
Gas
Llngman Gold Mines
I.ake
24
10%
Debentures
Lake
28%
24%
..10
-
Mines
Dufault
Lakeland
&
class
Jan
Jan
July
2.30 May
29%
Dec
32 %
32
Jan
Nov
Vi May
35%
Nov
Jan
36
Nov
41%
Jan
49
Aug
6 Vic
4,000
6c
Dec
11 Vic
Feb
41c
21,700
30c
Dec
68c
Aug
20c
8,750
11c
Nov
50c
Feb
8,400
10c
May
37c
2.40 Jan
Dec
68c
Dec
1
40c
37c
41c
7,666
37c
Dec
73c
Aug
1
1.45
1.43
1.49
24,900
37c
Mar
1.58
Dec
1
2.05
Rankin
Northspan
Class
A
Preferred
Class
1956
Mines
j
.1
Macfie
Explorations
MacLeod Cockshutt
Macmillan
Red
Magnet
l
Cons
B
8 Vic
Lake
1
10c
1.21
1.33
5,900
35
35%
530
20c
12,070
1.26
35%
i
Bloedel class
&
Ma d sen
25c
■
——
2.70
2.65
5c
Apr
Jan
2.70
8,090
8c
10c
32,000
4c
3 Vie
3,500
3c
90c
May
7c
Nov
Goldfieids
1.0-1
1.15
8,000
Uranium
1
7c
7c
7%c
49,500
•
13%
13%
14
2,410
7Vi
1
27c
25c 27%C
18,300
23 Vic
10c 10 %c
1,500
1
Marcon
1.05
1
Marigold
Oils
1.39
Jan
Ualartlc
•
2.80 Mav
14c
1.30 Aug
13 Vic
Dec
93c
Jun
12c
10c
11c
9,200
8c
Feb
1.06
1.02
1.09
13,650
40c
Feb
26c
26c
28c
15,600
8 Vic Jan
10%
Ltd
Maxwell
•
107,8
100
108 %
common
Preferred
:
Consol
•
Ltd
10%
12,850
725
77 Vi Mar
2,500
l&Vic Dec
July
May
26c
1.39
35c
5% Mar
107 108%
16 Vic 17 Vic
•
Aug
11
Nov
109 Vi
-
Oct
Dec
50c
Jan
•
5
5
5
300
3
13c
13c
15c
12,850
•
64
61
64
1,595
50
Jan
89
69% Oct
89
30
87
Jan
93 Vi
84
85
510
Maybrun Mines
vicColi
17 Vic
Nov
14,
1
Matachewan
Jan
Oct
1
Massey-Ferguson
Nov
6c
Feb
Martin-McNeeljr Mines
—■
Dec
Jan
5c
Maritime Mining Corp
■
Oct
33C
1.70 Jan
Maneast
Nov
37%- Nov
Apr
3 Vic
Maple Leaf Milling common
Maralgo Mines
—
38c
Apr
90c
23%
•
Mines
3.20 Jun
Sep
1
Mines
Majortrans
Prontenac
common
Preferred
100
Mclntyre Porcupine
•
84
Ontario
Red
Lake_
McMarmac Red
McWatters
Gold
Medallion
26c
Lake.
Mines
Meta
Island
1.2*
1
Mines
j
Mexican Light & Power
common
Preferred
Mid con Oil
Midrim
2.25
12c
Apr
Jan
07 Vi Jan
l
Industries Gas
•
Mil liken
Lake
Uranium.
2,300
lie
Jan
12,150
61c
Feb
6
Jan
28c
July
90Vi
NOV
52c
22c
July
July
48c
Oct
Molsons
8c
Oct
Oct
17c
13 Vi
July
300
11% Apr
13 Vi
13%
67c
24,260
49c
Jan
89c
87c
91c
5,513
65c
Jan
1.40
1.45
6,020
Opetniska
Orenada
Ormsby
1.25
36c
200
32c
29c
30c
28,642
19c
-
footnotes
page 42.
■
May
28
Sep
Sep
18c
May
33c
Jan
13c
13c
13c
1.05
1.05
.200
17c
18c
j.nrn-W-^
1
18c
5,000
Feb
16%
10Vic Mar
1.05
14c
July
40c
Nov
1.60
Dec
Jun
30c
July
62c
'■
■«
13c
5,925
45%C Apr
1.35
14%
100
13% l-'eb
6c
5,500
12 %c
»
70c
14%
67c
'
90s
13c
4,700
1.07
1.15
17c
18c
2,500
1.95
1.90
1.95
Sep
90
Jan
11 %C Jan
23e
Jar
1.04;
3,150
300
10
July
16 %
Mar
5c
6,350
18c
•
common.
&
Oct
1.55i
HVaC Jan
32c
1.55 Jan
37c
26%
26%
26%
50
24% Jan
27%
25
25
25
50
39
May
25%
1
common
8.75
8.55
8.80
Feb
10%
Oct
9c
Dec
20c
Jan
Aug
July
.
35c
Feb
July
2.10 May
•
Debenture
f>c
30c
Mines
Sep
5.75
8,239
55c
May-
of
Dec
Oct
6c
47c
Perron
Gold
On
13c
July
23c
July
18c
Feb
40C
May
23c
2,848
4,200
9%
1,230
25c
6% Feb
93
Jan
21 %C
100
1.36
1.41
4,000
70C
Jan
1.43
1.36
1.44
72,075
38c
Jan
2.10
Dec
1.38
i
21 %c
21 Vac 22 Vac
H—i
15,600
Oct
Sep
Aug
Feb
40c
1.85
:
3tug
July
10%
1.40 Nov
•
•
_
_
.
•
Oct
1.50 Nov
i
1.75 July
Feb
4,900
600
Jan
1.08
1.05
1.08
9,290
85c
Oct
1.23
1.35
1.32
1.35
2,100
Jan
1.73 Apr
10 v*
ior*
890
19c
21c
14,500
36%
38
1,430
40c
40c
62
62
95c
7c
37%
—l
•
62
1.00
7%c
1.05
Jan
5c
4,000
Gold
3Gc
28%
Apr
39%
500
35c
Jun
50c
200
54%
Jan
68
2.50
3.00
6,900
2.15
4.60
4.65
1,800
3.75
12c
10c
12 c
12,000
4.05
4.10
200
1.60
1.60
335
—20e
•
—
Pronto Uraillura Mines
Airways
Producers
I"
•
-
Ltd
1
1.60
4.60
4.65
4.75
7,235
•
1.15
98c
1.19
17,000
•
2.95
2.95
3.10
11,935
10c
7c
10c
24,000
5c
2.85
70c
3.80
Nov
Jan
Oct
Nov
"
Aug
3.55 May
5% Oct
Dec
3.00
4.65
•
-
May
11
Sep
8
•
Mfg
9c
Jan
13c
■.
l
Royalties
President Electric
Gas
16c
15c
22c
3.70
Jan
10%
Border
Prospectors
Jan
2.50
—I
Premium Iron Ore
Provo
Dec
14C
103
of British Columbia—I
Uranium
—I
Pipe
1.00
500
8,763
6,150
River
Premier
NcW
75c
100
_
Rouyn Gold..
Corp
Power
July
6.35
Dec
40c
Feb
70C
20c
9%
9%
Hioc
Powell
11%C
Jan
3.90 Aug
3.15
1.55
Develop
Powell
52,639
Sep
59c
100
Gold
Ore
37 Vac
2,200
1.50
—
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Placer
9,233
Apr
3'%c Jan
1,300
47c
4.50
a
Minerals
Pickle Crow Geld Mines..
Pitch
83c
-.100
preferred
Petrol Oil & Gas
Pioneer
34% Aug
41c
18c
1
-1.20
preferred
OH
&
6c
26% May
41c
1
„
common
Mines
Oil
Oct
1,221
4,183
;
4.20
,
15%
14,445
31
3.13
Pipeline
Peruvian
21%
60'j
1
Exploration .Ltd
Exploration
&
Nov
17%
75c
Consol
Gas
44c
60c
2
Peerless
Permo
61c
Jan
17 V 4
30%
1
Peoples Credit
Jan
25c
60c
Rights
PCE
19c
i.ooo
30%
Pato Consol Gold
Pembina
3,511
37c
17%
1
Canada
Paymaster
30c
•
•
Amalgamated Mines
Patino
2,000
37c
j
-
Tubes
Parbec Mines
Pardee
10c
29c
1
Porcunine
•
Jan
Purdex Minerals Ltd
Quebec
Quebec
Chibougamau Gold
2.15
Aug
Quebec
Copper Corp
Aug
Quebec
Labrador
Dec
Quebec
Lithium
Corp
Quebec Manitou Mines
Quebec
Metallurgical
1
Gas
1
Mines
1
Dec
68C
Apr
36c
Ascot
1.77
3.15
Jun
Jan
3.20
May
24,700
6 Vic
Dec
13c
Nov
Quebec
Jan
15 Vi
Nov
Queenston
Jan
26c
Nov
Quemont
Quonto
13 Vi
325
13 Vic
13 Vic
17c
15,700
12 Vi
12 Vi
12 Vi
23
9.10
8c
Jan
1
Sep
1.14 May
1.18 July
1.95
1
see
24
:
Petroleums
Pamour
375
25
12
July
15%
Apr
22 Vi
23
686
21
Nov
23%
Jun
17c
Jan
Sep
Jun
5.50 Oct
Jan
1.85 Aug
6.25
Apr
Nov
Jan
1.33 May
2.41 Mar
4.00 Sep
79c
35
225
15%
Feb
36
Copper
Natural
Gold
Develop
5e
May
37c
Aug
74c
Dec
1
02 c
58c
74c
376,394
9c
Mar
1
45 c
45c
47c
25,990
34c
Jan
7ic
—J
23c
23c
24c
11,200
23c
Apr
50c
Oct
6c
6c
5,000
6c
Jan
10c
Jan
3.70
3.85
1
1
•
Mining
1
3.70 Sep
6.15 Jan
16c16Vac
3,200
10c
Apr
80c
19,025
70e
Jan
1.55
Jan
20
1,924
19-%
Dec
26 Vi
Sep
15c 15 %C
7,100
13c
Jan
31c
11%
12 y8
1,550
7.50 Jan
8c
8c
8%C
5,250
8c
Dec
41c
45c
5,300
34c
Nov
2.10
2.10
2.10
77c
75c
19%
19%
•
Petroleum
590
"
act
25c
Aug
Sep
13% Oct
Dec
33%
55c
175
9,400
11,000
+
Products
Hersey
Page
12,090
1
10
27
26c
,
Copper
Lake
7c
Dec
19
19%
200
74c
Wright Iron
738
26
23c
Mines
Osisko
2.30
89 %
14
26
Gold
2.95
common
13%
Apr
26c
~
2.21
18
13%
Feb
Apt
1.55 Oct
37c
Loan
2.90
19%
1.01
Warrants
Ontario
Ontario Bteel
6 Vic
Porcupine
.1
-
Malartlc
2.90
Montreal Locomotive Works.
1,166
5.00
14 Vi
Feb
1.45
i
1.34
Dec
1.90
•
Mines
Jockey Clib
6%C
.
Jan
Fob
■<
Nov
200
•
A
.Warrants
Minerals
Apr
1.50
13%
62c
*
Brewery new class A
Corp
class
Molybdenum
For
7,500
3.45
33Vic Nov
13%
13
Containers
Nov
1.25
*
Ontario
July
13 Vi
1
Modern
Multl
Jan
16c
2.28
50c
1.34
1
O'Leary
•
Corp
Min Ore Mines
Mt
Apr
2.20
11c
G7C
1,090
Jttb
44
15
.
*
Oka Rare Metals Mining
Okalta Oils
♦
Metals
Corp
8,881
1.05
Mining Corp
Moore
6,500
2.32
Jan
10c
30c
Brick
Moneta
14c
25c
2.26
3Gc
City Petroleums
Mindamar
6 Vic
91c
Warrants
Milt-on
2,750
Jan
15 Vic
*
Mill
10 Vic
11c
*
_•
Apr
12% Sep
•
1
Cement
Prairie
3,400
1.05
13.50
& Gas_.
Mining-.
Midwest
2.30
50e
Mining
Uranium
8 Vic
23c
Petroleums
Mentor Expl & Dev
Merrill
31c
8c
-1
39
850
2.40
Gas
4.60 Feb
3.50 Feb
14%
5%c
Ocean
Prairie
McKenzie
165
Vi
1,025
Mines
Gold
Vi
1.00
•
Natural
Oct
Dec
Jan
3.50
Mines
O'Brien
1.05
'11
3.25
Beaucage
Nudulama
.1.81
2,700
465
«
•
3.50
Northern Quebec Power common
Northland Oils Ltd
Nova
14
95c
.,
53c
•
Northern Canada Mines
Norvalie
42%
14%
42
14 Vi
,
10,384
1.15
13%
1.00
•
9,457
..
2.05
1.05
50
—
warrants
Northern
1.94
56c
13 Vi
.*
A
1957
53C
1.14
!
common
warrants
Pacific
Macassa
Macdonald Mines
Uranium
warrants
North Star Oil
54c
Aug
6,200
1
North Goldcrest Mines Ltd
73c
Northgate Exploration Ltd
North
54c
90c
54,325
17 Vi
18
270
87
90
1,284
54c
55c
48c
48c
7
Jan
21
Dec
Radiore Uranium Mines
62c
Apr"
90c
Dec
Ranger
14%
18%
Nov
Rayrock
G4
Apr
Feb
91%
Dec
Reef
5,187
47c
Oct
82c
41c
Apr
80c'
Aug
Sep
Renabie
1.000
Oil
—
"
1
*
650
Mines
1
65c
68c,
13,175
Explorations
1
5Vic
5Vic'
500
1.16
1.21
1,000
36c
41c
5,200
Rexspar
Mines
Uranium
1
—1
|
Uc
3 5'A
12c
•
!
Jan
2.42
„
Jan
5c
.
1,009
.
Oct
'
I
;
Norsyncomaque
4%c Jan
'
1
Gold
Norlartic
2,500
—1
Mines
Norgold
6,700
62,050
7c
7c
0
Nisto Mines
35c
1.20
1.12
•
1
—
smelting
Mines
31c
1.20
...
&
Nipissing Mines
Noranda
1
1
Mines
Mining
31c
1
Mines
Rouyn Merger
Senator Rouyn
Superior Oils
Nor
.1
Mines
Kerr-Addison
Kilembe
8%
3.50
Apr
,
50a
!
New
Norpax
Douglas class A
Warrants
4 Vic
,
6.000
Manitoba Mining & Smelting
Mylamaaue Exploration
New
Normetal
Kelly
29c
99,000
10,800
Mines
Dec
47 Vi
51c
-:-
'
Jan
20c
25c
Oils
Vi Nov
23c
15c
,
Petrol....
6,700
12
Aug
July
51c
19C
Ltd
6 Vic
27% May
Dec
5,000
Newlund Mines
New
18c
ni
;
6c
17
8c
Mines
Jason
Kelore
Jan
,1.50 Jan
31c,
Mines
New
1,800
3,115
Feb
Nov
May
7c
Harrlcana
New
26c
24%
500
3.50
17%
6 Vic
Dec
29c
Canada
Mines
Hosco
27%
3.00
17 Vi
-
8c
5,500
Oct
Dec
43c
(lD:fil)
Gold
Jowsey
-20c
.
Lake
Mines
ohnrkp
.
of
Delhi
New
Vi
16
8c
Dickenson Mines.
New
Jack
Oil
Vic
26c
17
-1
Pete
Goldvue
27%
3.00
9
36c
Jan
1
Petroleum
New
New
27 Vi
Vic
Dec
11%
31c
Mines.
Continental
8
High
15c
100
..
i
20o
Calumet
Chamberlain
Low
16,610
15
Dec
.25c
..10
July
198
1
preferred.
July
3,750
1.05
49 V i
—1
...
55
72c
47%
Mines
Oct
Jan
1,05
Copper Mines
91
Feb
49 Vi
.
Intel provincial
Pipe Line
Investors Syndicate class A
Glass
Vi
24c
"
Credits
Rights
1.700
23
84%
«
cc w
International Petroleum
oiet national
56c
23
82 «4
pfd. ...25
commou
Range Since Jan. 1
Ii
New Bristol Oils
New
New
•
.
New
42 Vi
Powders
Nickel
Mines
New
New
Min
Shares
High
15
~i
New Athona Mines
New Bidlamaque Gold
714
15%
'
•
Uranium
25%
1,130
2,378
2.65
Inspiration
Iroquois
Labine
1,535
15
4.90
7%
1
._^_20
,
20
**"""
4.55
17%
lor Week
15 Vic 16Vic
9 Vic
25c
A
14%
'
Warrants
Bay
Mines
15
a-
National Petroleum
National Steel Car ___j.
6%
16c
0
common
preferred
5%
6c
•
Preferred
rron
Grocers
i
13%
*-«T-
common.*
Co
Inland Cement Co pfd
Inland Natural Gas common
Irish
Mines
21%
*
Low
Par
■
(
Creek
12%
f
Sales
Range
of Prices
'
Nama
12%
6V4 Jan
Last
Sale Price
High
Jan
.
1
21%
10
Week's
Wednesday
STOCKS
Shares
20
:
Warrants
Inglis 4 John ) &
-
ENDED
for Week
High
60%
_
Accent
WEEK
•
imperial Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary.ft
6Co preferred
'
4.86%
Inuian La tee Gold
j
industrial
Prices
Low
FOR
Sales
38c
1.60
65c
Apr
Dec
5Vic Dec
1.25
24c
Jan
Jan
15c
85c
.
Jan
July
2.75
Oct
"1.18 Feb
10c
Jan
1.65 May
71c
May
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
42
.
.
Monday, December 29, 1958
.
(2778)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Rio
Rupununi
Rix
Athabasca
Roche
Mines
Uranium—
Mines
13%c
58c
3,900
31c
Apr
74c
Aug
21o
99.000
9c
Jan
28c
July
United
1.30 July
Canso
.100
Apr
15%
3,445
12
99
135
98
.1
10c
9%c
10c
74
75%
2,288
10.
10
10%
1,419
Jan
Jun
106
Sep
St.
Corp
Lawrence
com-
Un ited
Oct
Dec
United
Oils
14%
Jan
United
Steel Corp
Feb
11% May
series B pref
5%%
Scythes
Freehold
Shawinigan Water & Power com
.
.
Class
6%
fligma
Miller Mines
Class
B
S
K
Valley Oil
Southam
—-a
Union
Southern
Spartan
6.60
35%
75
;
Stand Paving & Materials
66
Aug
62c
24
25
45%
Jan
35%
Dec
Apr
36
Dec
51 % May
Oct
46
30c
Wayne
Webb
21%
&
Nov
Dec
West
32
645
4.10
4.10
54c
55c
5,000
23c
Jan
83c
Apr
Western
17c
2,400
13c
Jan
24c
July
Western
Jan
12
Nov
11%
3.65
15
11
11
32%
31%
65c
1.50
1.30
1.50
10
26%
18c
17c
20c
9c
23 %c
25c
34c
7
7
1.95
300
1.70 Mar
26%
Jan
Dec
Nov
15c
Nov
Western
Dec
Weston
Apr
87c
Nov
Class
7%
Jan
4
2.50
5
May
2nd
White
48
48
49%
1,650
33%
Jan
50
Dec
Wiltsev
„an
4%c Mar
13c
Jun
Yale
36%
Dec
Yankpe
7c
6,50C
36 %
125
24%
69
858
45%
Jan
6%c
18,000
4c
Jan
12
12
12%
21%
22
1,310
101
101
Jan
8.30
7,227
22
100
Oct
70
Exploration
r
_
-
—
•
common
Preferred
-1—25
—
Warrants
-
9c
Jan
4,000
4%c
Apr
8,383
2,580
12
2,115
24%
1.70 May
•
Oct
Dec
1
1.50 Nov
-6%c
1,500
4c
Sep
20c
6C 6%c
15
i4 % •
U.ooo
5c
Jan
9%c Aug
15 % Feb
*
/'
16%
Oct
13
21
Nov
25%
680
1.00
Jan
955
14%
Dec
5c
6%c
3,100
1.00
1.05
11,000
3%c Jun
Dec
97c
1.27
Thompson
Jan
63c
1,600
38<
Feb
1.11
9
9
25
1.93
2.05
9,465
1.81
1.81
1.88
2,400
__10c
Petroleums
2.16
o&
55c
64c
14,o50
54c
Dec
7
6%c
7c
5c
Mar
1.43
1.38
1.47
20,033
15
15
200
80c
July
10%
Nov
60c
May
Feb
1.28
10c
July
10
Bank
Dominion
Toronto Iron
*
Works class A
Mortgage
_
1.49
15
Star
Trader®
Finance class
preferred
.
Trans Canada
Transmountain
Prairie
Triad
Resources
Pipeline
—;
-
i,500
21c
Jan
33c
Jan
33c
500
19c
Jan
37c
51%
50%
51%
1,818
Jan
52%
*
Twin
City Gas
I
29
Jun
Jan
1.55 Feb
85c
Apr
325
21%
Jan
35%
Nov
34
209
21%
Jan
35
Nov
87 %
25
85
Dec
13%
•
:V
8
17%c
18,500
13%cl3%c
1.712
26%
150
6%
107
12c
20c
Sep
9.00
560
1.29
4.445
Jan
Jan
10%
Nov
1.70 Feb
7.5P- Nov
1.23
July
31%
Mar
9.00
Nov
67c
Apr
23
Jun
8%
Jun
13c
Jun
Nov
15
Jan
103
300
19c
Jan
6.65
925
97
1.20 Aug
35c
Nov
27.c
6,700
10c
Jun
10c 10 %c
25
8,000
6c
Mar
16 %C
July
7c
4,000
5%c
Jan
10c
Jun
69r
Jan
1.20 May
Dec
2.50 May
%c
87c
87c
90c
11,150
1.25
1.25
30
66c
68c
17,250
53c
Sep
73c
Aug
5%c
6c
11,650
3%c
Jan
8c
May
27c
27c
5,700
(i%c
Jan
62c
Jun
20c
20c
3.624
11%C Apr
25c
Apr
—*
1
1.25
67c
5%c
1
27c
1
1.23
—
_
———
—
I
.
Are Expressed in
Shown
3.50
5,515
28
28%
100
—
Curb Section
Canadian Dollars
Last
Week's
Ksuige
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Shares
'
Asbestos
Corp
Canada &
Canada
High
LOW
6%
1,625
35
955
Jan
5
27% Mar
7
36%
Aug
Dec
Dominion Sugar
1
Vinegars
Marconi
adian
35
34
5
•
—
Dredging
Bulolo Gold
Range Since Jan. i
High
6%
8
*
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
.
Low
Par
3.25
3.25
3.40
1,440
3 90
Jan
26
25%
26%
555
20%
Jan
27
Dec
27%
27%
28
55
20%
Jan
28
Dec
*
1
5
*
4.90
950
4.80
4.85
1.90 Mar
1.85
Jan
4 45 Mar
5%
Dec
3.10 Dec
3.10
3.10
3.10
100
42%
42 V+
42%
1,063
28
Jan
20%
21%
796
16
Apr
28%
28%
200
21%
138
140
60
Jan
Jan
33
33 r8
250
21%
Jan
34%
Oct
2.70
2.70
100
1.80
Jan
3.2a
Sep
7
Copper
Consolidated Paper
Nov
3.40
0* CO
195
195
10
38%
2.60
24
100
Oct
Jan
Feb
3.70 Nov
35
195
7
400
4%
Jan
•
Dupont Co of Canada
Nov
International
Dec
Loblaw
57%
57%
115
43%
43%
43%
715
42%
42%
42%
5
1.15
1.13
1.20
18,000
27%
27%
27%
4,916
12%
26,405
51% Jun
31%
37
Jan
Mar
59
Dec
45%
42%
Dec
Third
Oreille
60c
Oct
1.45
July
Jan
38%
Oct
12%
11%
13 %
July
16c
16C
1,500
13C
Jan
30c
23%
25%
3,560
18
Oct
25%
4.40
— —
Jun
5.75
32c
2,500
18c
Jan
45c
Nov
22c
2,950
16c
Jan
75c
July
4.15
4.15
200
4.40
13,675
4.00
3.20
Feb
'
33
.—2.50
Paper
Mines
a
5.50
Jun
No
par
_
2.70
1
_
75
Odd lot
22
Sep
32% Oct
141%
Dec
7%-Aug
in
r
wd When
delivery sale (not included
year's range).
...
■...
-
Selling ex-interest,
f Flat
Cash sale (not included
delivered.
wi When issued.
x Ex-dividend,
y
price.
in year's range)
MARKETS
Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un)Admitted to unlisted trading
sale (not included in year's
range).
e
AND CANADIAN
t
value.
d Deferred
Anr
Apr
32c
4.10
28%
6
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN
*
July
25%
Nov
Ontario
_
Canadian Gen Inv Trust-
Sep
20%
9%
—
&
21%
5
(1956)
Utilities
Inc
Sep
44 %
22c
——_1
fhlbnusamau
Oct
25
Aug
*
•
3.800
Jan
38
34
6 %C
:——1
-
Coast
27c
_
•
Oil
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity
•
Pipe Line
Transcontinental
Trans
1
Pipeline
60
Sale Price
Dec
33c
—50
•
A
Z—40
preferred
Trans Canada Explorations Ltd— ——1
2 7
1.90 Mar
40c
Dec
31 % Mar
92c
„
STOCKS
Minnesota
5%
150
Toronto Stock Exchange
Pend
Toronto
Jan
lc
21,900
8
26c
J
Dec
25c
«...
50
__
1.50
r5,450
2c
35
1.29
1
—20c
;i
1
*
Mines
Zulapa Mining
Ca
33c
•
Rights
Toronto
July
Sep
3.45
_
ZZZZi
Silver Mines
Toronto
80c
62c
__
Tombill Gold Mines
Torbrit
Dec
30c
*
Tip Top Tailors
Dec
13
9.00
•
Zenmac Metal
Jun
2.10
4,300
p
Dec
4175
106% 106%
9% Aug
Jan
1.35
33c
32 %C
•
Lundmark
7% July
32c
-2R
11%
33%
18c
1.16 Jun
ZZZ'i
........
Tiara Mines
Tidal
45c
63c
1
Mines
Calgary
36
Aug
Pel;
86%
13 %c
—
-
Bear
Dec
31
175
7,900
2.04
Temagami
Texar
19% Mar
30
9
Nov
Jun
6%
1.50
90c
13
—
Knitting class A—
(H G) Mines
Jan
76c
■
30
Jan
Dec
3.50
72c
•
150
37
•
lc
26%
Oil
Yukeno Mines
19% May
7%c Nov
29%
_•
Voting trust
Taylor Pearson common
Teck
Hughes Gold.
...
"
10% July
Nov
200
16
—
■
'
1.5fl
*1.55
106
J
Mines
Dec
3.35
30
1
July
1.09 Mar
-
100
4.40
Wednesday
•
1.05
-
290
32%
10%
86%
_
Mines
Taurcanls
100
-
—
—1
Ltd
Prices
Tamblyn common
Feb
Jun
Feb
24%
—
65c
5.085
5%c
Nov
2.49
4
6%
500
19c
8%c
Aug
3.15
'
Jun
Apr
33%
100
Young
% May
14%
;
*;26c
15%
— —
13c
39c
9,000
'92c
100
Zinc
&
Yellowknife
York
Mar 4
6c
15%
»
_
Gold
6,400
2.00
11%
24%
......
Supertest Pete ordinarySurf Inlet Cons Gold
lie
6%c
17c 17 %c
12
Nov
Sep
'4,275
class
Canuck
Yellorex
22
Feb
10c
—
Oct
27c
89c
&"./
•
Mines
&
Indus
Lead
102
Dec
97
1.91
■
Oct
4.70 Nov
,.
Apr
1.81
Yukon
&
Oils
Apr
12 %c
Feb
21%
6%c
lie
1.96
5c
Oct
60c
_
1
2,000
Apr
18c
25c
Jun
1.42
1,900
.
1
10c
27
*
—
Wright-Hargreaves
1.25
3.15
6c
6C
__1
2.10
809
:
-
%c Jan
26,700
37
•
•
A
A
Woodward Ltd class A warrants
95c
35%
7c
—
8
24c
0
20
Coghlan
Dec
12,316
_
Gold
3,610 1
17c 18 %c
l2»6
1
1—
A
.
(J)
Dec
64c
•
Propane
Sylvanlt©
Nov
42c
1.55
62c
67%
Superioi
35c
36c
.
Jan
2.10
Dec
1.48
67%
Sunburst1
75c
19,310
1,880
•
preferred-
Pass
Windfall
C8c
class
preferred
6%
Feb
•
River
34% TNov
3.85
lc
Class
Warrants
Feb
25c
36%
Contact
6.75 -Oct
3,706
32%
32%
—
-
Feb
Nov
75c
8c
-7
Petroleum
B
26c
Sep
12c
1
Sullivan Cons Mines
Apr
Jan
"
Petrol
Naco
Nov
1.00
8,400
•
Sturgeon
5J.5
86c
7
-
—
(Geoi
% ':'i
20,100
Bros
Suribim
3.35 Nov
2.00 Dec
1.70
18c
Preferred
26c
62
16c
Nickel
_
l.tOKov
"
14c
1
Grocers
Jan
Apr
14c
Stedman
Preference
Nov
rJ&4
10c
•14%
Decalta
Dec
12c
Starratt
Steep Rock Iron„
class A_
30% -Nov
Jan
1.15
July
1,880
.
'4.40
Warrants
15 %c
Uranium Mines Ltd
Steinberg
24%
20c
-1
Breweries
Canada
Western
16c
Oil
Minina
7% Nov
3.60
24c
-1
Copper
Western
15c
Stan well
8teelo\
31% Oct
800
2.40
32
Warrants
12c
Steel of Canada
12c
Jan
4% May
50
6.35
—J
Products
Westeel
13c
400
1.90
Apr
Oct
9c
127,200
—'
Jan
4,630
1.37
4.25 July
Dec
300
'
Mines
Malartic
West
38
60
-
1.45 -Sep
5c
21
2,751
10%c 10%c
Dec
76c
4%c
1,000
62c
32%
Apr
16
25,500
9c
62c
July
60c
50
62c
4.75 May
54c
5,600
10,575
26%
Oct
5%
16% Mar
2,350
63c
'
45% Sept
Jan
3.30
(i.l
3,000
•
6.15
Sep
34
Jan
10%
140
32%
65c
36c
Apr
Oct
1.00 Aug
Nov
600
11%
11%
"
58c
400
30%
1.34
Oil & Gas—
Canadian
4.90
11%
1
30%
'
6%
32%
Ltd
Wespac Petroleums
Westburne Oil
Oct
16 %c
•
28
6%
30%
1.3*6
7c
27%
27%
:
3.50
2.20
Pyrite Copper^:
Lake
Nickel
4.90
ZZZZJ
3.50
6.20
Petroleums Ltd_
Knapp Canada Ltd—
Weedon
31%
'
Gas
8,050
6%c
common
4.90
Jan
4.90
3.90
& W)
(G
15,111
685
Stanrock
&
25
97c
NOV
68c
Sep
July
22% Oct
'
1.30
Apr
Apr
6,300
Warrants
37%
Wainwright Prod & Ref
Walker
29
4.00
88c
Uranium Corp..
80c
35C
-
Wood
Stanleigh
15%
500
J
•
Viceroy Mfg class A
—*
Victoria Grey Trust———————10
Violamac Mines
-1
Sep
7.45
1.30
26%
2.85
Nov
Waite Amulet Mines
Jan
4.10
3.95
54c
Apr
10%
68c
•
37%
Ltd
Ventures
Dec
14
Feb
1.05
4.10
1.63
595
Nov
2.35 Mar
Nov
1.05
12
1.27
4.90
25,625
11
80c
Dec
1,745
36
Mar
2,000
33%
Dec
34c
100
•
•
Mines
Stadacona
July
1.54
Jan
28
5,025
6.40
0i
3,700
14
30o
Mines & Oils
290
60c
Warrants
Spooner
66
1.82
—*
Roi
Van
Slocan
Souris
—
20c
50c
3.95
Air Services
Slater common
Apr
Jun
Explorations Ltd
Consol
Werner
Oils
Manufacturing
D
Dec
75c
40c
124,555
55c
45%
1
•
•
*
—
"
•
;——1
Mines Ltd
16%
Mar
6,317
15,800
1.54
36
•
Ltd
Simpsons
Slscoe
-
165
34%
1
Standard Mines
Silverwood Dairies class A
15
6.60
.-1
50c
*
*
Silver
Vandoo
14
1
•
5
preferred
Mines Quebec
Silver
Vanadium
Dec
55c
50c
Sheep Creek Gold
Sherritt Gordon
—
Sicks
Breweries common
Dec
56
1.77
50
preferred—
B
31%
Jan
54%
Class A
2.35
11%
2.26
Oct
Jan
25%
54c
50c
*
—4
-•
common
Security
1.35
13%
335
1.30
1.40
1
Metal
Rainbow Oils Ltd
Scurry
47c
1,780
13 %c 14 %c
13%c
Debentures
Satellite
3,750
30
14%
1
Petroleums
'39c
*
90c
53 %
3.30 Jan
Oct
6,400
90c
Alloys
Nov
-
4.60 Oct
Feb
3.40
500
■.?.
NOV
18
53
-1
Gold
River
Sapphire
12
25
Apr
40c
?
1
29
86c
i
Gold
Antonio
San
1,840
29
16%
21
4.00
39c
Canada Mines
Apr
Apr
90c
29%
!
Warrants
Sand
common
17
16%
25% Jan
600
21
11%"
•
•
.-1
Ltd
2 .25 July
,7
OCt
1.50
Dec
7.75 Oct
4.90 Jan
60
.
26c '
3.90
2.35
•
Telefilm
United
28%
Jan
f„
1
Fortune
New
21c
77%
Nov
7
28%
Dec
1'8% ■ Aug
4.00
•
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Keno
United
4,689
:
«Ss
Jan
9.75
27,785
1.60
—1——*
Ltd class A
13
Plo cc
7.50
1.57
3 Be
17c
3,100
>1:60-'
1
Mar
Oct
15%
3,755
26c'
-'- 260
6:75' -? 6.60
"
High
Low
13c
29,617
•
26c
1
trust-
Universal Controls
1*7
1
1
•
25
—
Gas
Maurice
Balada-Shirriff-Horsey
-16%% -
ZZZli
voting
Oil
United Corps
Upper
bt
_
—
Range Since Jan. t'
Shares
-19c 20 %c
16%.
— 16
19-%'C
*
—-
Mining Corp—
Union
Mar
53
275
10%
10%
10%
Industries
Jan
6c
16,000
74,
Dec
29 %c
Oct
38,362
12%
.10
Mines
Conspl
Feb
9c
11,533
lie
12%
99
Ltd
Preferred
28c
33c
10c
11c
12%
1
Asbestos
United
32q
32c
-50C
Royal Bank of Canada
Royallte Oil common—
Ru&sell
Jan
—
Ltd.
Rocky petroleum
Roe (A V) Can
Rowan
5%c
56c
58c
1
1
Rock win Mines
1,000
13c
16c
1
—
Shawkey MinesUnion Gas of Canada
Ultra
Dec
18,012
13c
1
1.56 July
80c
1.18
for Week
High
Low
Par
High
_
Range
of Prices
Range Since Jan. 1
99c
1.18
1
Richwell
Last
Sale Price
Low
Sales
Week's
Wednesday
High
LOW
Par
DECEMBER Vi
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
ENDED
for Week
Range
Last
STOCKS
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
Sales
Week's
WednestUy
Ex-rights,
z
Ex-stock dividend.
privileges.
Volume
Number 5807
188
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
(2779)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
SECURITIES
Quotations for Wednesday, December 24
The following bid and asked quotations are
obtained from
the
National
Association
of Securities
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources
not represent actual-transactions.;. They are intended as n guide to the
Thev do
range within which these securities
could have been sold (indicated bv the
bought (indicated-by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of
any quotation furnished on request. The "National"
"
list is comDosed of securities
which have a wide national
distribution.
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~
*
-
Industrials and Utilities
Air
Corp_i/,.;:
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v
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Bid-
i
■
Products Inc.;.:;;—r_
6
Ask
%
.
34 V*
1
Far
7.
37%.
Corp
Society—
Chilf Interstate Gas
27%*-
58 'A
Amer Hospital
Supply Corp
American-Marietta Co
4
62%
-T
39%
r-
42 %"'•
31%
1
common—.5
preferred
20 Va
__1
Amer-Saint Gobairi Corpr__7.50
preferredi--Lr_-
■
Art
Metal
Construction
Co;
Aztec
Oil
&
22%,
».
32 %
t
19
17%;_
Production
8%
9
Head
Mills
Gas
>"*•"
33 V..
*
24%;
&%
7
$1.20 preferred_/25 "'"17%
Sharpe Mfg Co/J/A/lO
Beryllium Co
_.l
Buckeye Steel Ca'stings Co/;
*
50
Water &
Telep Co._;._12%
Louisiana
26*81 iV
21%'7;
60
64
14
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs
Central Electric & Gas Co— 3%
Central
Iowa
Southern
Water
35%
10
37%
5
15%
50%
Common
'Clinton
Oorp--——1
5%
Class
B
Colonial
18%
19 3 i,
com
1
23
24%
common;
Stores
'Colorado
Milling &
Colorado Oil & Gas
conv
Co
Elev
Co—_1
Gas
5;.
57%.
25
27'%
16%
25
17 Va
25%
Freightways;;—;;£.-_2.50
9%
v
26%
63
67
/•
'
;
5
1
10
1
13%
9%
Dictaphone
:•
Diebold
15%
45
&
Co
14
15%
1
50
53%
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
Struthers Wells Corp
24
25%
Stubnitz Greene
38%
41%
Suburban
Gas
Suburban
Propane
common
___•
Gas_5
Paso-Electric
EleetroVux
Co
38%
49
23
25 %
35%
37%
l
Blower
5
Corp
Lone
Star
1
1
30
22
Giddings&Lewis
25%
•
18%■».,
Bank
(S F)——10
Bid
34%
48
21
22%
Bank of Virginia
19%
Bankers Trust Co
Auto
Prods
1
Hcrrington Co Inc
_1
13V4
,14%
1
45Va
49'A
32%
35 '/a*
11
Marquardt
Corp
1
Aircraft
Industries
14-%
39
5%
2%
62'A
32%
(Newark)_25
100
10
54
57%
35%
12%
Camden
13%
21%
Gas
Inc—
2
Co
—1
Pipe Line Co_5
Utilities
Fuel
Co
1
Supply Co
10
National Alumlnate Corp__—2%
Gas & Oil Corp
5
Eng Gas &
File
30%
Thermador
Oil &
175ii
11%
of
Bk
of
North
5
11
Gas
Co
71%
17%
Northwestern Pub Serv Co——3
Tail
Power
Corp__5
Co.—
5
■
-
7.50
47%
10c
7%
Whiting Corp
Williams Bros
19%
50%
/
8%
5
12%
13%
1
13%'31%
14%
Wisconsin Power 6c Light Co__10
33%
Witco Chemical
38yz
Wood
5
Conversion
16%
10
Wurlitzer Company
30%
5
Co
9%
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
l
10
50
54%
141/4
15%
7%
sy»
Companies
Par
Industrial Bk of Com (N Y)_10
Industrial Natl Bank of "
R
I
10
(Phila)
5
10
Bid
34%
Ask
37 y*
49%
22
24%
38%
40%
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)__lo
Manufacturers 8c Traders
51%
54 'A
Co
50
25
27
41%
441/4
45
48%
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
Nassau County N Y
Mellon Natl Bk&Tr Co
Mercantile Tr Co (St
Pacific Power & Light Co
Uranium Mines
Pacific
Pan
American
Sulphur
Parker Hannifin Corp
87
318
92%
338
Pendleton
Tool
Pepsi-Cola
Lumber
24%
Portsmouth
42"
1
1L--1
17%
18%
11%
12%
1
24%
25%
•
Steel
2
27
9%
32
7
x27%
49'A
28%
113%
117%
33Va
5
34'A
36%
(SF)_10
37%
40%
50
217
229
32
34%
51
551%
Camden
Natl
(Camden
10
Bk
&
7%
29%
17
x86 y2
88
33%
36%
349
.
Natl
Bank bf
First Natl Bk
Dallas
..
First
10
(Jersey City)__25
Natl Bank
of Patterson
;
s
First
25
Natl Bk of St Louis
&
First
of
Trust Co
(Phila)
Westchester
20
10
Natl
Franklin
Island
Natl
38
42
30y2
33%
New York
Northern
TTust Co (N Y)
25
Tr Co (Chicago)—100
Co
92%
525
96
561
Tr
(Pittsburgh)
20
57%
61
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
(Hackensack N J)
5
IS1/*
19%
10
41%
43%
20
51%
55
Tradesmen's Bank
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)—12
Rlggs Natl Bk of Wash D C-.25
364
341/4
37
Royal State Bk of New York—5
65
69
80%
84'A
Rye National Bank (N Y)
2
68
150
72 y2
,165
39
70%
80%
19%
21%
8%
x
9%
of
48
50%
34%
38%
32 3A
20
91%
95%
Hanover Bank of New York__10
49%
52%
27%
29%
15%
1
38%
41%
1
32%
35%
Hudson
For
Tr
Co
(Chic)—20
(Union
footnotes
tea
Mass)
20
77%
10
29
12%
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
State Bank of Albany
10
Sterling Natl Bk Ac Tr Co
(New York)
25
57
10
Trade Bk & Tr Co (N Y)
Trust Co of New Jersey
117
37%
126
40%
(Cleveland)
25
preceding
10
2%
10
Union Tr Co of Maryland—_10
United States Trust Co—
(Boston)
City)—8
32%
Security First Natl Bank (Los
21%
60%
22%
45
49'A
x42%
26
45 Ya
27%
10%
11 y*
44%
47%
Union Bank of Commerce—
Hudson
County Natl Bank
(Jersey City N J)
(Boston
Second Natl Bank of Phila
55%
Sav Bk
99%
Second Bank-Stata Street Trust
52'A
Tr &
95
Seattle 1st Natl Bk
30%
(N Y)
(Wash)-.20
67%
69 y2
78
5
Guaranty Trust Co
81%
66
63
Long
NY
77
74%
Trust Corn Exch Bk—15
GIrard
20
Angeles)
10
Bank
14
Purolator Products
63 y2
Eng TTust Co (Boston) .100
Jersey Bank As Trust Co.ll
New
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
Boston
10
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Bank
New Rochelle
5
20%
64
52 V2
St Louis Union Trust Co
"First Natl City Bank (NY)—20
First Pennsylvania Banking
1
i93a
24 %
Tpist Co
Hartford Natl Bk 8c Tr Co
Corp
—
59
Provident
38%
9%
Alegre Sugar
Corp Ltd
28%
49 V*
Philadelphia Natl Bank
56%
8
Punta
23
12%
48%
53
19%
Purex
82%
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston.12
%
Natl State Bk bf Newark
45%
35%
8%
32%
24%
77
60
74%
10
18%
27%
69%
23%
8c
7.50
34%
10
(Atlanta)
1
25%
68%
400
Banking
69%
22%
5
7'A
Natl Newark 8c Essex
Co (N J)
31
6%
Pub Serv Co of New Hamp
Pub Serv Co of New Mexico
29%
90'A
95
18%
5
10c
Bank
161
Tr
NJ)
Harris
Producing Properties Inc
Westchester. 5
Trust (Albany N Y)
(White
10%
34 'A
1
Potash Co of America
66
Commerce
First Natl Bank of Boston—12%
First Natl Bk of Chicago
100
7%
63b
3%
383
65
„
12%
53i
:__10
Morgan (J P) 8c Co (N Y)__100
8c Trust (Phila)
;.10%
39%
Corp
45
National
First
Bottlers.—1
Pfaudler-Permutit
152
41%
First Bk Stk Corp (Minn)
',
,_10c
Permanente Cement
26%
(Pgh)_25
Louis)__25
Peoples First Natl Bk 8c
13%
x.6%
:i
24%
38%
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
20
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co (NY)—10
,
223i
45%
Indus
General
28%
5
City Bank (Cl*ve)_16
Federation Bk & Tr Co (NY)_10
.
Co_!_70c
26%
National
Bank Baltimore
7%
5
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston_10
45%
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk & Tr Co_10
—16
6
(Buffalo)
National Bank of
Natl
5%
Trust
23%
First
11%
(Phila)
89'A
Amer__5
6%
Pacific Airmotive Corp
%__1
Pacific Far East Line
_"
5
Pacific Mercury Telev "A"j_90c
Tr
83%
No.
; ' 5%
33
8c
25
of
Bk
'
Co
221/2
Bk
Natl
9%
110
31%
10
(Savannah)
First
31
104
43
60%
First
14%
20
29%
(NY)—10
Pubco Petroleum
24%
18%
39%
5
19%
*
Portland General Electric Co_7%
22%
50%
1
:10
Phila_10
18%
3'A
21%
[
L
Brewing Co
36%
20%
41%
New
76'A
3
12%
Manufacturing
34
20
38 3A
47%
Long Island Trust Co (N Y)_10
61%
Co
Prod__10c
Plymouth Rubber Co—
^_l
18 %
481/4
Empire Trust Co (NY)
12
Penn
Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd_*
Northwest Natural Gas
19
Northwest Production Corp
1
Pioneer Natural Gas Co
20%
23%
16%
64%
Crocker-Anglo Nat Bk
6
13%
27 ~ n
19
7%
22
45
16%
33 'A
7%
27%
6%
78%
57%
(Chicago)
Trust Co
Plains NY)
19%
27%
293»
17
25%
68
Cleve__16
Co
22%
18%
30 3 4
7%
15%
1
Western Natural Gas Co
Weyerhaeuser Timber
White Eagle Oil Co
Connecticut Bank 8c Tr Co_12%
Continental HI Bank & Trust
12%
21
307«
26
♦
West Point
Manufacturing Co.*
Western Lt & Telephone Co
10
Western Massachusetts Cos
Liberty Real Estate Bk
(N J)
Bank
Cleveland Trust
35%
5%
:
it
14%
.
25'/»
36%
32%
15'A
Pabst
19
13%'*
ig38 "
22%
33%
8
50c
Corp
Otter
.17%
23%
58%
Bank
47 %
24%
43
12%
8-A
",.' 287«:
44%
Westcoast Transmission
Industrial Trust Co
Citizens & Southern National
119
1
Corp
Gas
Oklahoma Miss River
38%
49%
41%
National Bank of Detroit—10
1
56%;-
35%
46
•
75
16
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago_25
32'A
*
Elec Assoc
Co
14%-
'
24%
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn NY).
Chase Manhattan Bk (NY)_12%
26%
61%
x58
Natl
County
4i%
8
15%
22%
5
43%
Chem Corn Exch Bk
23%
24%
Co
Trust
Central
Centl-Penn Natl
23
13%- 'i.
43
10
(N Y)
Broad St Trust Co (Phila)
38'A
1
Barge Line Co
Nortex
11%
24%
14%
1
45%
262
6%
5
7%
Laboratories
Norris
15%
-
41'A
41%
250
Natl Bank
Louis
St
35%
North American Coal
-
22%
40
—5
20
Boatmen's
65%
5
Broadcasting
47%-
2%
18
lc
common
Nicholson
9%
20%
49
12
Marmon
New
47%
18%.
14%
45%
(SD) Co
Providence
.6%
Bank of Commerce
Bank of New York
National Homes Corp A com_50c
Class B common,
50c
National Shirt Shops of Del—1
17%.
13%
_5
Ask
of America N T & S A
52%
National
20 %\
;
2%
Tuba Consolidated Industrles-.l
6% Zapata Off-Shore Co
50c
V
t'
32
»
2.50
•
49
28%
5
•
1
12%
5
American Trust Co
& Electric Co—16
ll34
Mach Tool Co-2
1
Par
Inc
Mountain
-
3%
32'A
50%
(San Francisco)
Cp
Opelika
10
Pj Fire Brick Co
Green. Mountain Power
Corp
80%
47%
5%
32%
47'A
Washington Natural Gas Co
10
Washington Steel Corp
1
Watson Bros Transport "A".... 1
Bank and Trust
27%
•
1
(A
76
5
23%
Old Ben Coal Corp
Telep <Calif> 5tt pfd
20
Telep Co of the Southwest
Green
1
Tappan Stove Co
Tekoil Corp
32'A
1%
Co
Inc
37%
_i
Co
Tampax Inc
18%
»
Cement
6%
13%
88%
23%
_^_2 "
5% ¥0 preferred
18%
12%
21
5%
17%
Ludlow Mfg & Sales Ct>
Pickering
Gen
,
5%
♦
V 5
4%
84%
34%- "'
Wayne Corrugated Paper__10 T
Giant Portland
17%
lc
19%
30%
18%
.4%
50c
Steel
Stores
17
,
Inc com cl B—5
22
Foote .Bios Gear & Mach
Corp_2
Gen
Corp__l
Gas
Refining Co
49 'A
•
—__1
General Crude Oil Co
General Gas Corp
Suntide
Syntex Corporation
27%
75%
Co
10%
27 3A
28%
60%
Service
9%
25%
26
71
Co
53A
22%
_1
26%
26%
Packing.
9%
45
Electronics
Lucky
lc
1
Ling
Missouri
57%;.'^
Co
87«
25
—
Co
Missouri-Kansas
103«
Fisher Brothers
CO—'——__2.50 ;
Mart. Irrc__
5 in
20%
Inc____l
Commercial Trust of N J
Federal Natl Mortgage
Assn lOO
First Boston
Corp__—____;io
Fisher Governor Co—;
Florida Steel
Corp
Corp
Service
26 »A
17
//
44
-
10c
...
26%
1
24%
38 %
Co___-__;;4;-l;
Equity Oil Co
24%
53%
10
10%
22
2%
5
28%
Cotp____^_t._il
Coi;_;;4___;--_7 %
Empire State/Oil
40%
1.25
Commercial
51%
Emhart Mfg
;
/'36
'
43%
10
20%
16
•
(Texa^»__»
37%
3
_50c
Corp
17
26%
Eastern Utilities Associates4__10'-'
Economies Laboratory Ino-i;-__l
Gas
Stouffer
•
14%
35%
•
;-2%
El
40%
Stanley Works
12%
15%
17
4
East Tennessee Nat Gas Co
1
11%
Eastern. Industries Inc^!—„50c *
-21%
Garlock
25
Stabler Hotels Delaware Corp__l
Stepan Chemical Co
1
40%
15
1
.
Frito
<
5
Co__5
Sons
40%
39%
Miss Valley
5
Ri
Dynamics Corp of America—
$1
preference—-
Ft
4%
—
Corp
fR
Warren
43
35%
34%
30%
1
30%
5
Common non-vobing
57%
32
50c
37%
9%
54
9
Varian Associates
28%
39%
30%
26%
43%
Vitro Corp of Amer
40
8%
12
28'%
24%
12%
Warner <Ss Swasey Co
Warren Brothers Co
37
13%
27%
2%
Valley Mould & Iron Corp
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
17%
Steamship___2.50
24%
12%
25%
10%
ioc
Universal Match Corp.
Upper Peninsular Power Co
Utah Southern Oil Co
27%
10
Mississippi Shipping Co
15%
-
_1
Brads treet Inc——4_;
Duriroi*
Food
11%
United States Sugar
Corp^
1
United States Truck Lines
Inc_l
United Utilities Inc
10
United Western Minerals
5%
67%
23%
10%
20%
Minneapolis
*
26 % f
Duiilianv Bush Inc___-* 8%
'
38
Tucson Gas Elec Lt & Pwr
Co_5
16-
1
12%'
,
19
Miles
14 %
15%.
-_1
Inc
Donnelley
•
11%
__
25%
Standard Register
13%
Class A
11
»
1
24
'
*•
Stand Fruit &
1
2%
13%-
-
12
Dentists' Supply Co of N Y__2%
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp 5
Detroit Harvester Co
:
1
»
19%'
,"30.-%
Topp Industries Ino_
Towmotor Corp
2%
Co
13%
"12
1
Detroit Internat Bridge Co
Di-Noc Chemical Arts Inc_
Carbcn
*
1
Staley (A E) Mfg Co
Miehle-Gross-Dexter Inc—
28%
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
(
Speer
'
,
18%
Michigan Gas Utilities Co——5
10%.
7%
Danly Machine Specialties
Darling%L A) Co_____
Dun &
177
___1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
.
19%
•
Time Inc
Tokheim Corp
1
Co
25%
16%
Metropolitan
16%
6%
5
vtg—
15%
:
15
Cummins Engine Co Inc___.
^^5
Cutter Laboratories com
vtg___l
Ltd
20%
14
Transp Lines Inc_l
Copeland Refrfgeration Corp__l
Craig Systems Inc^
1
'
18%
western^ Elec Svc Co
Southwestern"'States Tele
Vll%
167
•
McLouth Steel Corp
McNeil Machine & Eng
Meredith Publishing Co__
9
25%
•
18%
Products-—5
Continental
Common
Producing Co
38%
McLean
28 %
8%
237«
Company
Eng Tele Co
Gas.
South
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co_50c
Maxson (W L) Corp
3
54%
Corp-_i„1
Rock
21
10%
10
Marlin-Rockwell
245«
27%,.
Connecticut Light & Power Co.*
Consolidated
27%
28%
12%
Maremont
22%
Corp com—3
preferred;—.
Commonwealth
19%
xl9%
25%
45%
15%
Madison Gas
26
•
2%
Gas
Colorado
*
_1
Inc;__
Interstate
18%
*
1
9%
36
Macmillan
6 %
1
Collins Radio Co A
5
Co
43%
24%..
23
-1
Prod_
Gas
Co
26%
5
Lau
25 34-
Water
1
5
—
6 3h.
Calif
"
class--B;;—33%c
Engines
Coastal States
14%
1
.1
Landers Frary & Clark
Lanolin Plus
22 ',2-
V.
13%
25
3
Lilly (Eli) & Co
24%
17
Southwest
1
26%
•
15%
Southern Uniqn Gas Co
28%
^
24'%
5%
28%
New
Co
Co
Liberty Loan
..
26%
55
Southern
Keystone Portland Cem Co
68
-Chattanooga Gas Cov
--1
Citizens Util Co com cl A—33 %c
34%
2
Corp
Sprague Electric Co
E^tchum Co Inc
64%
21%
12%
32
30%
15 ;
Inc
29%
6.
11%
7%
73%
16
27%
rCentral Vt-Pub Serv Corp.;
51%
1
Pacific Power Co
24%
_5
Co
Kansas-Nebraska Natural
Kearney & Trecker Corp
Kellogg Co_
:
Utility: Corp;—.6
10
7%
28
.1.1
preferred
Central
Co.
9%
32
22%
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co_10
26%
*■-'•'
6%
Stanley Home Products Inc—
Corp
25V'8
Central Soya Co
Central Telephone
8%
29%
Nevada Power Co_
Supply
Power Co;.—10-
Public
Trans-Canada Pine Lines!"—l
Trans Gas Pipe Line
Corp
50c
1
Southern Colorado^' Power
___5
L-O-F Glass Fibres Co
16:%
54%
45%
5
Southern
Koehring
53i
23
42%
20c
26 %
_;%-10%
Kentucky Utilities Co—
30*u*
5%
21%
Tracerlab Inc
Corp__;_
35%
Sys—
_—
Kennametal
15%.
393n
12%
68-
Jessop Steel Co—
$1.46
12%
11%
Petroleum
Bantam Co_
24%
1
Electric
Steel
11%
Inc
32
1
Co
Utilities
37%
1
South Shore Oil & Devel Co_10c
Southeastern Pub Serv Co
10c
9
CoI_I__l
75%
2
Skil
81%
8%
44%
40 %
(G D) &; Co
Sierra
:
y
11%
78
10
dividend
Securities
Central Maine
Cross
32
.
41
25%
Seismograph Service Corp__
:
-
.
23%
Jacinto
Searle
Thermo King Corp
Three States Nat Gas
2%
1
Kendall Co..
Co_5
Electric
-
7%
1/
37%'
;_10 ' -29 '
Central 111 Elec & Gas Co
Central Indiana Gas Co
-
51%
20%
;
Carpenter Paper Co____!
Ceco Steel Products
Corp
►
.%■
29%
11%
33%
9%
71
Corp
*
Class A common
Ioy?a Public Service Co_;
Jefferson
37 %
24%
-
Delhi Oil Ltd—
10c
Canadian Superior Oil of Califs 1
Cannon Mills class B com
25'-'Carlisle Corp......
1
r
Schield
1
1
21%
10%
'
San
Corp133814%-..
Canadian
'■
6%
__1
Freight
stock
Jervis Corp
-;53.%~
-
'
System
31%
Jack & Heintz Inc
19 %
California Oregon Power Co_.2o- x347B
California Water Service Co—25" 47%
Consol
%
9%
Investors Diver Services Inc—
Jamaica
30%
-
Interstate
Kaiser
$1.25
9
-
29%-
17%
28 %
Inc;;____;_—;_;;;;io
A
-
19 %~
*
.
26%
-
Brush
.
9.%-»
40%%
;•/
Black Hills PoWer &
Light CO/riH.30%
Black Sivalls & Brysdn Inc com.l^23 %
Motor
Bx-100%
lfr<...
inc;__—;5 •
8%
Beryllium Corp/l./—.-If: ?*;*: *
p. 37%
Mill?
•
14%'
27
Indianapolis Water Co
Mr."
1474
\
Ryder
13%
6%
Co
40%
Calif
17%
5%
71
19%
35
32
1
1
Plywood
29 'A
Inc___
Water
&
38
Burndy
16%
Rose Marie Reid
Southern
Indian
Indiana
Berais Bros Bag :C0L—J.—'/.: 25
Bullock's
\
Roddis
l
Beneficial Corp/IT*.
Berkshire Hathaway
Inc
50%
135
.10%
Co__:
Interstate
&
6%
47%
131
25
Hudson Pulp &
Paper Corp—
Class A common
13%
Brown
-5%
128
Sabre-Pinon
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"
12%
Bowser
Texas National Petroleum..
1
Texas Natural Gasoline
Corp__l
125
1
^10
Botany
Texas Industries inn
33
23%
Pipeline Co_l
10
Manufacturing Co
50%
International Textbook Co
Interstate Bakeries Corp
.
12%
45%
3
Robertson (H HI Co
Rochester Telephone
Corp
47%
Mat
24%
Co__—
11%
43
12%
Rockwell
t.
—»
Gas—
47 %~
Markets
33%
75'A
'
2%
A
Field
441,4
(A J)
&. Gossert
31%
Texas Eastern Transmls
Corp_7
Texas Gas Transmission
Corp_5
Texas HI Nat Gas
97
1
23%
Bell
36%
Bid
3%
91
1
1
Bayless
.
Par
56%
3%
River Brand Rice Mills.
Inc—3%
Roadway Express class A
25c
Robbins & Myers Inc
87%
16%
1, "<
class
Natural
Oil
5%
A«k
52
2
Riley Stoker Corp__;
V
21% V
5%
170
_________5
Husky Oil Co
17% -•
Bates Mfg
Eaxter Laboratories;.;..:.:.——_l
Co
Hiigoton
347 8v,
-
83
10
Gas- Co."/
23%%.
28
,
Controls
Hanna (M A) Co class A com_10
.Class B common
10
Hearst Cons Publications cl A-25
Houston
441/4;.,.,.
/
Chemicals &
Xerox Inc
Houston
19%
59.
41%; ;
Hagan
Hoover
23'A
.
25%.:'
.
Corp^/XlO
Associated Spring
61 lis
18
55
1-
Avon Products Inc___
'
29%
Corp—2.50 '»■ 34
Mfg
Helene Curtis Ind class A
High Voltage Engineering
233«i
2lV2
217/b
10
-—
25-T»™
•'* 57%'
»
-
397a
*
Richardson Co
Bid
1
-
;18.%
;
20%
10c
Haloid
•
33%/
-
Gustin-Bacon
.
"
Inccrporatcd_____J_lIir^r
Arizona Public Service
Co.—_5
Arkansas Missouri Power; Co.;5Arkansas Western Gas Cok/S/Si
'
28
>17'A
_____—_20 ;
Gulf Sulphur Corp
6134
*
23%
Ampex Corn
„dod
Anheuser-Busch
Inc
___-__4
Arden Farms Co common..
Partic
22
>
36
.
'
199
.
66V,.'r
2
_1
AMP
5
Rare Metals Corp of America
Republic Natural Gas Co
^|sk
;•
183
Grdlier
-
Amer. Commercial
Barge Lihe__5
American Express Co
_;10~
Bid
Grinnell
r
v
36Vftt
*
American-Box Board/ no
' i■
35
Amer Cement
Corp/—T;25%.
American Pipe &,Const, Co
Amer Research &
Develop
Purina Co
'
Par
Aerovox
Par
Ralston
47
10
27%
20
(Phoenix Ariz)_5
55
60%
United States Trust (N Y)
81
84 y»
16%
17%
Valley Nat Bk
49%
53
page.
43
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
44
.
.
Monday, December 29, 1958
.
(2780)
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
NATIONAL LIST OF
U
I*
Quotations for Wednesday,
If
December Hi
I
Mutual Funds
I
..
•'
Fund
25c
7.08
Affiliated Fund Inc
1.25
4.24
American Business Shares
1
9.02
V American Mutual Fund Inc—1
Xl56
-*•
Associated Fund Trust
•
5.45
Atomic Devel Mut Fund Inc—1
5.62
V;' Ase-Houghton Fund "A*" Icc—l
8.38
Ane-Houghton. Fund "B" Inc—5
Aberdeen
7.60*
*■'
4.53
9.86
172
'
%?;
4.16
Aze-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'ntcs Corp-lc
Fund
Ane-Templeton Growth
4.55
12.91
f'ViOA-
preferred
7%
18.09
8.18
8.94
27.78
10.49
Gas
22.74
1
23.01
24.61
Bond
1
8.87
Dividend Series
1
4.08
Preferred Stock Series
1
6.43
7.03
180.70
7.61
17.14
17.50
18.92
4.06
4.45
5.41
5.91
2.58
of Canada Ltd
12.01
10.93
5.73
3.80
11.38
12.44
Peoples
Pine
16.27
Pioneer
Price
8.05
Fund
4.77
1
14.65
16.05
•
9.95
10.85
1
24.45
24.69
2.50
16.08
17.48
Inc
8.97
Puritan
Fund
Inc__
1
7.38
7.98
11.84
Putnam
(Geo)
Fund—
1
13.49
14.66
7.18
7.87
Putnam Growth Fund
1
14.45
15.71
Quarterly
1
7.26
7.99
8.76
12.89
12.82
14.04
Shares
Dist
Inc
12.36
Scudder Fund of Canada—25c
.
13.36
Scudder Stevens & Clark
9.61
8.57
10.15
11.12
7.16
7.85
7.92
a38.29
•
Fund Inc-
10.53
7.82
.—
10.01
8.68
11.53
Smith
1
1
15.14
Fund
B)
1
a35.88
Inc_l
11.91
12.60
1
1
13.79
15.03
9.56
10.45
11.59
Farnum Fund
Roe &
Sterling Investment Fund
Inc..
Fund
7.35
11.19
12.26
United Accumulated Fund—1
17.50
18.02
United Continental Fund
Funds
United
——
1
a25.42
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
2.49
2.49
8.17
8.17
Institutional Income Fund—lc
Institutional insuT Fund
lc
11.89
11.89
6.57
6.57
12.91
15,
Bid
Bonds—
1969
1980-76
Burlington Industries 4%s__1975
Ry 4s
1969
Carrie? Corp 4yeS
1982
Chahce Vought 5%s
1977
Canadian: Pacific
75
60
90%
96 %
100 ^
124%
Inc—
12.60
7.65
8.36
Fund Shares_l
10.72
11.65
1
12.16
13.29
Canada
Ltd——1
16.11
United
Funds
Value Line Fund Inc
2.73
8.93
9.99
10.31
Value
Line
Value
Line
Fund
Fund
Income
1
1
Inc—1
Federal Natl
3s
13.18
11.60
11.97
7.21
14.12
10,
3%s March
4%s
Nov.
1959
I960—
1962
11,
1963
1963
l%s March
Idaho
Power
Lowenstdin
4%s
3%S
Nov.
24,
5%s
Dakota
6.34
92
97%
102
126%
881
a
144
152
102V2
100%
101%
1990
101%
99.13
100.7
3%s April 1, 1970_
4%s Oct. 1, 1970-1967
3%s May
4%s Feb.
-
3%S Sept. 15, 1972
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
March
95.8
103.16
qc:
100.20
April 1, 1959
98.12
97.12
99.23
99.19
1959
2,
95.8
105
99.20-
1972-1967
15,
95.8
94.28
94.28
94
1971—
1,
100.18
104
94.8
102.16
1969
1,
99.29
99.25
100.4
100.1
1959—
MaturityTreasury Notes (Continued)—
3%s May 15, 1960
l%s April
Oct.
99.28
99.20
99.6
1959—
15,
April
1,
1959
1,
1959
99.30
99.26
99.12
100.11
98.10
—
1961
1,
4s
1,
15,
Feb.
99.30
101.2
94.24
1961
1%S
April
4s
Oct.
100.2
1962
Aug. 15,
1 %s
1962—
1962
1,
93.12
*
101.2
92.12
100.12
95.24
91.12
90.8
1962
15,
1962
1,
3%s Nov.
.,
96
May 15, 1961Aug. 1, 1961
3%
Ask
100.697.4
1960
1,
l%s Oct.
% 'k t;
point
Bid
3%s
15,
100.8
1959
98.2
1960
1,
100.10
97.12
96.8
100
101.6
95
100.10
93.20
101.6
2%s
Feb.
1963
April 1,
15,
92.20
100.16
1963
1963
1,
95.28
91.20
90.16
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Oebenlures
Bid
Due
Dated
4-
1-
1-58
5-59
99.27
Ask
Bate
2.30°/
9-
Due
Dated
99.31
100%
6-
1-59
99.16
1-59
99.29
1986
99%
1993
101%
1021/4
1983
Quebec Natural Gas 5%s—1985
101%
1021/4
!
Electric
Sound
4%s
1-58
2-
2-59
99.22
99.26
3.25%
10-
1-58
2-58
3-
2-59
99.18
99.22
3.60%
11-
3-58
8-
3-59
100.4
100.8
100.1
100.4
12-
1% %
7-
1-58
4-
1-59
99.12
99.16
8-
1-58
5-
4-59
99.14
99.18
3.45%
1-58
9-
1-59
2-
3.50%
2.00!)
2-59
10-
1-59
'
United States Treasury
Bell
Texas Eastern
Texas
Serv
Electric
Power
Textron
Canada
104
Trans
102 %
Underwood
Lgt
&
Amer
96
2.25%
2.10%
March
8,
1959
2.45%
2.35%
March
January
15,
1959
2.36%
2.26%
V"
January
22,
1959
2.62%
2 52%
March 26,
1959
2.65%
2.55%
May
15.
2.72%
2.62%
June
11,
2.62%
June
18,
2.72 %
2.64%
June
22,
1959
2.72%
2.64%
June
118
100%
lOOVe
124
126
February
1959
1959
13,
1061/4
February
4%s—1988
100%
101%
101 %
1959—
February 26,
1988
_
12,
ch
19,
'—1971
91
19,
^
1959
92%
FOOTNOTES FOR
1959_i
1987
5y2s
94
1971
110
951%
112
1975
91
94
1970
88
92
117
121
Universal
m-c
130
1983
104%.
105%
Westcoast Trans 5y2s
1988
a
Industries 4%s
asset
k Admitted
'*
97%
99
d
value
par
Net
135
National
"No
bBid yield
t
value.
to
listing
"""-'-ange
price
on
the New York
x
2.65%
1959
2.68%
2.94%
2.88%
r.
—
1959
2.96%
:
1959
Ex-rights,
stock,
Ex-dividend.
wiWhen
y
2.65%
2.70%
2.72%
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
Pipe Line—
-
25,
Ask
1959
102
4%s
1976
U S
5.
2.65%
2.70%
1959
115
105%
5s
Corp
Yield Price
1959
2.72 %
2.72%
1967
Trans 5%s_-.1978
100.1
2.70%
i
1959
1959
January 29,
February 5,
1982
99.31
Bid
Ask
2,
January
1993
4%s
Tel
94
Bills
Yield Price
Bid
January
Lgt—
Pow &
5%s
Southern
99.20
5-
99%
4%s
4%s
Elec
Ask
100.1
6-
100%
Tel
&
Bid
2-58
7-
104%
1990
Tel
Mueller Brass 3%s
99.15
99.11
100.5
119
103%
National Can 5s
Fuel Gas 47/es
99.24
99.11
101 y2
117
5.60s
101%
—
100.18
85
1973
5s
6y2s
Texas
78%
Ask
101 %
1977
4%s
Sperry Rand 5%s ww
101%
—1983
1963
1966
15,
99.4
98.24
109.10
100.10
1.60"*
Bid
Pacific Petroleum
Puget
98
103
Julv
98.24
98.24
1% fr
Span "Uranium 5%s ww—1963
Pacific Gas & Elec—
94
4%8—1988
1960
3%s April 3, 1961
4s
Sept. 20, 1961
4s
May 1, 1962—
4%s
99
98.16
98.16
1960
2%s May 1,
3%s May 2,
99.23
100.5
98.26
1,
l%s Oct.
13.65
61 %
Utilities—
.a.
99.19
100.2
1959
14.97
5.86
Bonds-
& Sons—
Madison Gas & Elec
Montana
100.6
12.37
80
87
77
-
1959
l%s Oct.
11.38
101
91
19C1
Ask
100.4
1959
1,
1%S
N
1983
4%s
(M(
100.1
99.22
1959
1959
15,
8.64
Northern Natural Gas 4%s-1978
1988
4%s
Ask
99.31
10.85
12.63
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww
Electric
97.12
100.10
101.16
96.10
1959
1%S May 15,
1959
1%S Aug. 1, 1959
9.93
76
1975
Hartford
100.1
Bid
14,
7.91
13.73
Ask
1976
Gen't Tire & Rubber 6s ww 1982
May
1959
1,
99.18
99.17
100.15
99.28
98.26
Maturity—
1%S April
Security Issues
1975
141
2%s
2,
2*/»s Feb.
Certificates of Indebtedness—
3%s Nov.
1
Potomac
1977
point
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nd6 of a
1 %s
1
122
5s
34
U. S. Certificates of Indebfedness & Notes
3.63
1
1201a
Cement
4%s Feb.
3.50s June
1%S
nc
El Paso Natural Gas 5%b~1977
Port
51%
32%
Bid
98.2
97.4
100.2
101
96
1959
12,
1%S Feb.
Wisconsin Fund Inc
Whitehall Fund
Phila
General
48
2
20,
99.14
99.13
100.12
99.20
98.18
—
4%s June 10, 1965
3%s March 11, 1963
6.16
3.32
;
Wellington Fund
138
4s
2
Y
N
l%s Oct.
99.30
1959
June 10,
3% 8 Aug. 10,
3%S Aug. 23,
3%s Feb. 13,
7.49
1
Wellington Equity Fund
134
Trailer
of
3%s May 1,
97.26
1959
10,
2s
5.64
1
Investors Fund Inc
Commonwealth Oil Ref 6s__1972
Corp 3%s
City
100.4
Mortgage Assn—
Feb.
1.65s April
6.85
10c
.
Wall Street Investing Corp
102%
Fruehauf
33
Co in the
Westchester Fire
100.2
Treasury Notes—
Special Situations
Inc
101%
Ferro
99.24
99.31
17.51
United Income
Pacific
Sub Bell Tel 4%s__1993
84%
31
3
■
2%s June
2%
Cinn &
99.29
99.26
100.2
1963
Hate
Recent
99 %
80%
Ask
Washington Mutual
lc
Fund_lc
.British Petroleum 6s
40%
Mr
99.27
1959
3%s April
2%s Feb.
4.83
12.05
12.05
10.58
10.58
25%
95%
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
1959
'
United Science Fund
5.33
Barium Steel 5%s
W 8 Fire
92%
37
1959
16,
15,
37%
4.88
Growth
88%
1959
April
3%s
15.07
35%
Stein
10c
10c
Inst Foundation Fund
8%
7%
23%
lo
S Fidelity & Guaranty Co
Co
Bid
16,
3%s March
14.26
13.76
Inc—
lc
62
8
(N Y)
16.59
13.05
Investors1
State Street Investment Corp—•
(Edison
Southwestern Investors Inc
Sovereign
19.41
Fund
X59
5
& Trust
Guar
12.60
18.83
Incorporated Investors
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Ins
10.83
8.06
X9.14
X9.14
9.54
9.54
109
Travelers
48%
a27.32
Texas
1
_1
Title
36%
34
104
10
Accident
2.85s
1
Shares
Television-Electronics Fund
Inc—1
115%
10
.
1.25
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Amer
10.88
Fund
111
37%
34%
2
10
preferred
1.70s
Common Stock Fund—*
Selected
11.01
Boston
Standard
$6.50
& Clark—
Scudder Stevens
9.93
Institutional
7.69
14.11
10.05
Bank
35.72
35.36
1
8.18
-lc
lc
Haydock Fund Inc
45%
77
lo
Marine
63
59%
10
Fire &
Springfield
68%
59
_6.25
Co
Haven)
(New
183
Co of N Y__10
15,
1.60s Feb.
10.81
_lc
Institutional
l%s Jan.
Growth Stock
Rowe)
Fund Inc
& Marine-
Surety
Security
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a
4.39
Corp
Inc
(T
18%
64
176%
,
12.84
Fund Inc
Street Fund
15.39
.
17
Seaboard
Federal Home Loan Banks—
1
Securities
2
(N Y>
Obligations of Government Agencies
1
Fund Inc
Philadelphia
15.05
38%
Over-the-Counter Securities
20.09
3.50
35 34
13.88
William Street Fund
One
6.32
18.33
22.44
1
Nucleonics Chemistry &
Electronics Shares Inc
10.55
7%
50%
(Pai
8.00
21.68
1
;
7.32
1
England Fund
New York Capital Fund
82%
9.33
8.02
1
Series
Growth Stock
Jersey Insurance
20%
6%
10
Standard Life Ins„ 10
Jefferson
80%
19-
—10
28%
47%
U S Life Insurance
6.69
77
5
42%
_1
8.77
78
Inspection
Life
6.12
5
73%
1
10
Co
Co
1
Stock Series
Equipment shares
PI-C7
46%
25
Z.54
27
Co
Insurance
St Paul Fire
43%
1
New
2.82
9.71
i
Series
Income
7.89
15.85
Series
Railroad Stock shares
Series H-DA
158
4.46
178.89
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
145
23%
Owners
60
5
10
Life
Reinsurance Corp
131
124
(Fla.)
6.42
24.67
6.55
of
Home
12.07
09
lo
Quaker City Life Ins
23%
21%
5
5
Insurance
10
36 %
46 %
Series—
5.97
Fund
and
95
Pyramid Life Ins Co <N C)
74%
34
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
Hartford Steam Boiler
12.61
10
(Minn)
Republic Insurance (Texas)
10
Republic Natl Life Insurance—2
70
5
1.50
Insurance
45%
—
Providence-Washington
Employees Life
C)
13 %
42
Y-,
N
Phoenix
10
;
American
Hanover
21.74
11.04
Phila
86
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
11.66
2.51
Income
Great
3.54
3.26
23.07
lc
lc
(D
of
Co
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y
61%
82%
4
Gulf Life
20.10
Balanced Series
58%
C)
Ins
42
11%
Peerless Insurance Co
4
Republic
Employees Ins
&
35%
39%
Indemnity Co
Pacific
63%
2.50
Ft
Falls
Government
12.19
1
National Investors Corp
(S
Insurance—
33
5
70
47%
Government
(D
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc_l
12.69
Incorporated Income
Glens
Globe
1
of beneficial interest
Fund
Life
General Reinsurance Corp
Mutual Trust Shares
2.27
Funds
Fireman's
9.03
11.59
Series
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
2.78
Franklin
—1
lc
Hamilton
3.46
2.52
44
—3.33!
stock dividend
Insurance
4
3%
21.03
3.14
49! 4
40%
—2.50
;;
—
Ins
46
10
Fire
19%
18%
•
Northwestern National Life
13.84
lc
shares
68
14.29
lc
Utilities
Forster
&
Northern
42%
2
Fire
Ex-100 lc
12.80
8.46
Tobacco
Casualty
13.22
7.41
shares
113
10
13.42
Steel
Co
5
Inc
——10
109
Casualty
River
North
Northeastern
99
6.76
RR
175
York
New
374
167
CO
8.24
7.41
shares
27
359
5
Co
124%
39%
5
5
Hampshire
28%
2
10
Life
Assurance
118%
lo
1
class A-
Corp
Amsterdam
Ins
4
10.79
14.08
shares
Life
(Ky>. •—-—:
—
Fire_
Union
New-
Natl Life Ins—
General
—
New
128
Federal
8.12
Bond
2
121
National
Nationwide
3.00
12.26
Railroad
16%
36%
2.72
16.52
Security
Natl Life & Accident Ins
15%
34
66
9.83
Shares
National
5
Fire
(Balt>
26%
24%
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
1.25
Employees Group Assoc——_*
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
Mutual Income Fund
Electronics & Electrical
Petroleum
1G»
&
4.13
15.28
1
1
Mining -shares
10
Co
al4.31
Equipment shares
lc
Food shares
—lc
Fully Administered shares—lc
General Bond shares
lc
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
Institutional Bond shares—lc
Merchandising shares
lc
70%
60
3.03
Corp—.—-—1
lc
lc
Building
shares
lc
Capital Growth Fund
lc
Chemical shares
lc
Common (The) Stock Fund_lc
66
3.98
Mutual Investment Fund Inc—1
Aviation shares
14%
10
Life
Monument
2.71
Mutual
Group Securities—
Automobile shares
67%
20%
13%
Continental
10.61
National
53%
4
2.75
11.15
42
<
-
Merchants & Manufacturers-
3.75
.———1
39
22 %
Connecticut
Automation
____
&
62
Commonwealth
12.89
—1
Capital Corp
Fund Trie
Bonding
48
7.00
9.65
1
Industries Fund Inc
;
13.46
■42
5
12.64
Units, of beneficial interest—1
&
Massachusetts
-
v._5
20.43
11.72
12.38
5%'
39%-
1
Merchants Fire Assurance-
Stock
33'/3c
Growth
Investors
Missiles-Jets
3.29
Casualty
Maryland
Shippers—.—
10
(N Ji__10
Beneficial Stan Life Ins Co—1
Massachusetts Life Fund—
7.57
21.90
56%
253
-
4%
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc—1
3%
2%
3.61
—;
Fund Inc_
3.00
28%
18
>
39? «
26%
lc
shares
Mass
19.37
36
lc
shares
19
9.85
13%
244
10
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
Crum
16.45
8.99
National Life
11%
Bankers
6.55
2.46
16.97
83%
53%
46%
Continental
17 J/a
.
22%
Xl6%
Lincoln
Bankers Natl Life Ins
a45.67
15.22
79
21%
1
Va
10%
6.43
15.61
16.96
3
10
Term
of
Life Companies Inc
Life Insurance Co of
43
18.69
19.71
16.79
21%
5
11.56
18.13
6.92
17
19%
1
Columbian
Petroleum
16.03
52%
42%
15%
1
(Wash D C.t
(Galveston)
Re-insurance
13.30
12.17
shares.lc
Paper
10.42
14.75
10
General Investors Trust
xl5%
shares—r
lc
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lc
Massachusetts Investors Trust
shares of beneficial int^'/aC
9.59
49 %
16
Industries shares—lc
General
Mercury
Boston Insurance Co-—
Fund Inc
Metal
1
1
Corp—1
Inc
General
Fund-
Electrical Equipment
11.39
9.31
3%
21%
Liberty Natl Life Ins
Life & Casualty Ins Co
Co__65c
(Va)
5
(Birm)
2
&
American Surety Co—.=—6.25
Managed Funds—
10.12
Equity Fund Inc
20c
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Florida Growth Fund Inc
10c
Florida Mutual Fund Inc
1
Founders Mutual Fund
*—*
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common stock series—
lc
Preferred stock series
lc
2
Fundamental Investors Inc
Futures
5.98
130
—1
Fund Inc
.--1
7.01
Lazard
30.03
fis Howard—
Energy
13,35
6.39
1
Lexington Trust Fund
25c
Lexington Venture Fund-,
1
Life Insurance Investors Inc-__1
Life Insurance Stk Fund Inc—1
Looinis Sayles Mutual Fund—♦
19.58
2.50
25c
Fund
Steel: Fund
Electronics Investment
12.34
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
15.42
Investing Co Inc
1
Mutual Fund Inc_
1
Fund
1
Delaware Income Fund Inc
1
Diver Growth Stk Fund Inc„l
Diversified Investment Fund—1
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Balanced
Ltd_l
Keystone Fund of Canada
8.32
14.26
De Vegh
Eaton
11.44
(Low
S-4
Com
Knickerbocker
Delaware
Dreyfus Fund Inc
Priced Com Stk6)_l
40%
39%
12%
Ask
2%
19%
Mtge
12.49
14.57
De Vega
Dividend Shares
15.2o
241
37%
Amer Ins Co (Newark N J>— 2%
13.97
13.29
Fund
—
American Home Assurance
80%
231
Co. 5
11.97
(Speculative Com Stk)—1
27.06
7.61
17.93
10.05
13.14
S-3
Income
Series E
16.44
12.04
19.10
Inc_^———1
Commonwealth Investment——1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund Inc
:————1
Composite Fund Inc
1
Concord Fund Inc—
--1
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Crown Western Investment Inc
Dividend Income Fund
1
-
24.60
American
25.03
100
1
—
22.55
Amer
17.67
|5V: Century Shares Trust
1
11.75
10.75
J* Vv Chase Fund of Bost-on—-—--1
21.28
19.68
-Ji'C Chemical Fund Inc
50c
^...y.
. .
—
Christiana Securities Corp—100 13,750 14,200
136
.
25.17
Stocks)—1
Canadian International Growth
Fund Ltd
——
\
Commonwealth
24.11
Amer Nat Ins
(Income
/
Colonial Fund Inc
Agricultural Insurance Co
10
American Equitable Assur
5
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
$1.25 conv preferred
5
Amer Heritage Life Ins—
(Jacksonville Fla) —a
1
20.15
6-2
--1
Canadian Fund Inc—
33.64
a22.25
14.49
21.95
-1
Ltd—
X32.98
Life
9.25
20.41
~i.
ihw. California Fund inc—
7
Canada General Fund—
Aetna
18.47
13.78
1
?f-'
Aetna Insurance
13.28
30.22
12.68
•
10
10
Co_
11.07
12.25
Bid
Title
Lawyers Title Ins Corp
Lawyers
184
76 %
11.21
Par
Ask
Bid
176
10
Surety
10.13
10.09
27.65
1
#*-'•
Eiue F.idge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Eond Inv Tr of America
*
Boston- Fund Inc..
1
*.V
Eroad Street Investments——l
|#/^Euiiock Fund Ltd-———
Ltd
Canada
6.11
*9.11
11.88
■
T
5.95
•
Casualty &
Aetna
4.45
4.07
lc
Investment Co of America
1
Investment Trust of Boston—1
1st el Fund Inc
1
Johnston (The) Mutual Fund—1
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
(Investment Bonds)
1
B-3 (Medium Grade Bonds) _1
B-3 (Low Priced Bonds)——I
1
B-4 (Discount Bonds)
K-l (Income Pfd Stocks)
i
K-2 (Speculative Pfd Stksi—1
6-1 (High-Grade Com Stk)—1
Par
Ask
Bid
Par
Intl Resources Fund Inc„
2.14
1.95
Funds—
Mutual
Ask
Bid
I*ar
Mutaal Fumls—
~
lssued.
Ex-stock
dividend.
2.96%
2.97%
2.96%
2.90%
2.90%
2.92%
2.92%
Volume 188
Number
5807
.
„
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
45
(2781)
THE COURSE Or BANK CLEARINGS
an
increase compared with
a
Week
Pre-
year ago.
Pennsylvania—Altoona
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
us
Week Ended Dec. 27—
1958
1957
t
.
Philadelphia
! $10,281,614,871
+
1,050,553,381
1,020,531,717
+
2.9
976,000,000
922,000,000
+
628,630,029
+
5.8
451,347,257
415,404,890
363,600,000
337,300,000
648,647,000
631,358,579
396,348,276
413,640,949
531,971,372
573,634,793
347,954.078
327,133,912
Louis
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
cities, five
Other
cities,
,
in
4,243,893,268
one
In
4,432,114
4,464,528
7,427,398
2,241,017
2,092,371
5,431,384"
5,073,383
4.2
7,416,883
6,496,240
+16.7
5,223,520
+10.3
4,004,890
7,949,730
+
3,985,292
.7,506,777
29,984,955
17,560,177
—19.2
7,707,531
25,070,877
—18.5
19.404,898
22,250.148
15,091,393
5.4
1,466,063,347
1,373,486,600
1,187,773,695
+
Total
7.8
12,692,624
66,203,500
13,959,763
15,669,015
—
— ___—.—.—
639,949,899
64,351,400
6.0
8.9
+
11,744,650
315,520,878
3.3
—
314,174,240
634,419,403
54,954,300
16,012,033
17,736,314
—17.7
500,943,958
14,490,233
461,647,173
7.5
1,566,802,999
1,501,940,909
+
1,646,416,074
4.6
0.1
16,258,273
576,232,866
1,523,408,136
(7 cities)
12,288,017
0.9
+
—
—
474,432,750
___—
5.7
+
312,041,039
645,911,332
70,396,800
12,823,140
624,732,180
—
10,510,306
2.7
4.2
—
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
—
7.3
+
6.4
west
«
3,958,160,984
■
_
+
4.9
989,540,244
+
+
5.0
the week covered
We cannot furnish them
Saturday figures
are
today, inasmuch
not available at time of
as
154,148.672
808,648,739
+
40,457,636
+
Augusta
going to
42,256,247
'169,090,520
_
Georgia—Atlanta
we
8,593,859
1.2
458,314,156
2.1
146,135,837
370,880,199
141,594,419
3.4
865,839,345
769,974,418
4.4
+
41,862,478
148,685,065
445,700,000
7,342,033
427,600,000
7,857,383
press.
145,903,383
_
Macon
+15.9
464,600,000
472,900,000
8,289,106
+
6,593,679
1.8
+25.7
Florida—Jacksonville
8,065,140
302,617,030
268,762,164
+12.6
Alabama—Birmingham
228,261,052
+15.2
present further
241,251,481
20,658,761
Total
Seventh Federal Reserve
17,314,458
+19.3
903,186
—21.8
393,550
+
1.9
249,911,030
1,407,411,425
+
8.0
—
7.2
—
1.6
4,302,253
14,406,916
16,000,891
95,169,000
Wayne.
:
—
Bend
Haute
55,448,211
20,877,705
-
"
RockforcTIIIIIIIIIIIII
Springfield
u.
■■ *
■
*
*■-
--
u,
■■
20,546,663
2,957,199
12,269,569
5.3
13,224,943
99,656,000
12,663,353
80,730,009
16,745,663
5,496,045
142,470,293
7,164,420
15,032,039
4,854,124
123,908,139
"
5,986,389
0.2
+
7,509,170
+12.3
2.4
53,318,136
+26.6
+37.9
15,271,594
1,610,868
—
1,174,237,202
-
3,799,566
22,452,444
10,869,128
*
+25.4
16,488,541
1,441,077
1,987,862
1,316,788,315
7,470,881
17,316,510
12,507,659
8,217,014
—
1
Peoria
-1,261,809,'571
+18.7
56,816,415
City
Decatur
693,713
206,350,569
1,388,875,398
+19.9
—
152,899,078
Moines
Illinois—Bloomington
•
13,343,143
13,708,079
4,669,533
153,257,588
8,434,122
Chicago
17,466,583
+25.6
100,512,000
5,854,350
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Rapids
Des
11,473,465
16,267,590
Iowa—Cedar
Sioux
4,633,616
21,056,724
20,728,597
__
Terre
7,493,065
District—Chicago-
Lansing
South
+12.1
5.0
+
5.0
8,049,120
16,686,982
+12.0
7,143,440
1,661,313
1,180,417,243
+
7,116,514
16,495,387
11,169,603
40,566,154
13,872,571
+15.0
'
"
•
1,116,070,623
7,024,303
14,993,169
12,846,116
9,447j709
6,983,900
6,203,504
-
Total
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
■
.
*
-
'
.■
Week Ended Dec. 20—
1st Boston
2nd
3rd
New
-
-
York—
12
L ;_
Philadelphia
Cleveland
5th
Richmond
6th
____
1956
Dec. %
930,266,808
14,537,795,356
14,714,048.880
1,252,218,735
1,187,773,695
1,523,408,136
1.646,416,074
836,391,110
13,777,657,245
12,746,886,330
1,519,824,681
1,407,411,425
5.4
1,466,063,347
1,566,802,999
I,501,940,909
3.4
365,839,345
Minneapolis
"
+
1,388,875,398
1,775,035,264
City
—
9.5
1,617,062,461
2.3
813,422,654
789,483,123
650,307,577
576,064,310
6
108
York
+ 16.1
+ 18.8
675,630,585
686,744,741
cities
288,941,937
137.7
605,367,196
+10.4
1,419,874,756
20,141,034,586
4-
3.3
25,773,045,762
+
8.6
12,464,163,465
_
$
1957
S
December
Inc.
or
-
Lowell
_
Omaha
1955
$
3,174,323
+13.9
$
2,911,303
_
—
9,397,834
+
767,075,723
+
_______
New Bedford
3,984,426
3,600,222
1,747,911
_
6.4
1,936.383
4.015,631
Worcester
3,769,724
15,781,832
Springfield
7,992,644
4,265,814
2,095,665
16,787,237
.16
—
+
—
14,921,135
13,978,382
576,064,310
928,693
+13.5
845,196
+
6.5
Total
1,782,839
164,977,610
+14.6
7,965,698
31,316,904
+11.5
+13.1
35,851,539
30,092,013
531,185,475
436,753,125
+ 21.6
439,626,753
16,822,191
_
(9
Springs
Cities)
14,638,603
+14.9
13,471,430
6,385,563
—12.2
6,970,409
431,491,8-9
12,669,40a
•
5,989,433
800,861,433
+18.8
675,630,585
660,224,219
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
13,653,446
11,143,411
Fort
44,052,379
39,457,698
Galveston
13,766,778
+
0.8
+
0.8
23,214,711
+
8.1
26,063,699
+
6.2
39,629,700
+
0.6
3,687,030
3,458,830
930,266,808
+
2.0
11,858,316
589,364,595
200,720,704
45,749,809
+32.7
+193.6
+ 9.8
12,212,040
510,821,483
46,926,228
11,516,248
510,378,489
50,250,262
8,729,000
7.849,843
9,816,000
7,155,492
—11.1
+ 9.7
,9,921,000
7,232,289
.8,375,000
8,382,03:7
34,027,300
3,308,960
15,135,342
Dallas
25,851,262
37,774,400
—
Wbrtil
II
-
Fallsl
Wichita
—
-
—I
Louisiana—Slireveport
Total
686,744,741
288,941,937
'
•
-
■
926,142,199
13,641,616
15,415,699
—.
(6 cities)
+13.0
+137.7
29,613,797
27.915,171
162,2G3,218
3.504,026
^ Rochester.:
3,464,108
—
Connecticut—Stamford
Jersey—Newark
Northern New
Jersey
Total
(9
cities)
14,245,513,689
49,579,330
;
3,517,825
14,091,748,360
Syracuse
New
3,290,870
29,175,526
(a)
77,664,815
+
6.1
25,215,868
24,881,918
G.O
148,436.558
144,654,181
G.o
3,625,893
3,049,745
1.5
4,045,066
3,334,843
+
—
—
1.1
13,308,832,297
12,313,867,510
47,410,180
+
4.6
46,030,443
26,435,184
+ 10.4
2.4,837,184
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt Lake
California—Lon'*
-
City..!
Beach
Pasadena^
°
Sail Fmiclsco
Sal
•
Jose
27,836,910
91,191,027
78.024,464
Santa
Barbara
r~i
Total
•"
'
(10 Cities)
111,184,958
+
5.8
+16.3
+13.8
+10.6
+27.0
791.402,984
34,037,258
.
104,073,136
33,402,434
19,024,901
206,656,814
5,558,768
33,958,515
21 472,447
29,084,001
18,865,565
834,520,681
39,174,474
12,651,888
17,184,513
_
LULL
LI
4
%
;
.
204,379,503
195,001,122
+ 5.0
+13.7
+12.7
216,911,455
6,320,735
117 681 694
"
—
18,573,294
29.739,133
598,374,903
v';.
/
219,849,657
-.
Yakima
39,570,357
27,548,844
18,526,91-4
18,254,156
605,367,196 -'
.
^
——<
41,196,293
~
851,097,096
Washington—Seattle
152,571,391
Elmlra
New York—
150,104,014
15,412,033
673,988,681
5,344,503
—
—
Texas—Austin
&K4.
Jamestown
1,363,770
821,649
-12,279,879
3,664,538
Second Federal Reserve District—New
York-
j
904,147
850,645
9,574,811'
158,934,809'
9,446,042
+17.1
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Buffalo
6,570,09t
•
35,416,639
II
City
Colorado—Colorado
15,427,GG3
3,329,681
York—Albany
4,658,649
'
650,307,577
10,477,289
8.879,933
Joseph
4,083,627
46,460,513
948,103,697
New
8,648,953
5,047,785
7,491,576
7.2
12,270,600
118,988,077
-
15,974,097
40,134,800
Hampshire—Manchester
•
9,407,707
387,042,253
145,758,109
+16.1
—
*900,000
——IIL_
6.5
25,086,600
Rhode Island—Providence
16,757,824
1,054,015
_
6.0
13,872,774
New Haven
4.8
—9.0
-
171,402,622
9,703,174
4,167,955
9.7
789,483,123
7,153,906
702,075.393
+ 10.7
10,358,060
431,383,225
+17.8
653,610,925
—
—
Wichita
St
46,836,983
Connecticut—Hartford
15,552,167
Kansas—Topeka
2,886,301
761,727,795
1.4
+
5,118,184
6,838,887
758,708,204
-
.
+,
813,422,654
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City-
Lincoln
1956
Dec. c/o
779,698,117
—
4,656,440
8,056,796
Cities)
(7
2,816,230
2.3
+17.1
+17.9
12,029,994
Dakota—Aberdeen
Total
20
_
-
New
Ended
*10,000,000
—
12,607,820
Dakota—Fargo
South
Missouri—Kansas
3,614,942
_
413,700,009
224,512,489
148,556,049
2,714,583
6.5
+
426,266,186
177,733,210
Nebraska—Fremont
_
Pall River
423,400,000
226,105,594
161,100,830
+
8,866,640
209,541,547
Montana—Billings
the figures for each city for the
District—Boston-
Maine—Bangor
Massachusetts—Boston
0.3
"
.
499,300,233
Hastings
1958
District—Minneapolis—
-
II,612,529,903
Week
First Federal Reserve
3,150,728
8,993,201
North
23,926,397,413
11,895,520,897
detailed statement
showing
+
833,065,523
__
Paul
Helena
27,010,692,113
Clearings at—
Portland
1,488,846,879
3.4
7.1
+
165,361,999
3,354,005
Minneapolis
St.
1,308,208,993
12,918,943,753
our
—
239,652,796
851,874,697
—_
v
Ninth Federal Reserve
598,374,966
1,376,148,912
December 20 for four years:
424,900,000
247,730,039
177,090,653
•
(4 cities)
Minnesota—Duluth
660,224,219
1,519,726,059
City.
add
now
week ended
673,988,681
"
Total
New
653,610,925
800,861,433
'
<>
9
423,700,000
_
_
Total
1,488,846,878
+
758,708,204
"
__
We
+
833,065,523
"
7
—10
Francisco
Outside
1,620,712,987
"
—
Dallas
12th San
1,617,062,461
1,261,809,571
"
Louis
Kansas
9.5
+
769,974,418
CO ©
—
Louis
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
1,373,486,600
7.5
+
.
851,874,697
St.
1,620,712,987
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
851,097,096
"
10
8th
1,775,035,264
-
$
926,142.199
1.2
—
808,648,739
1955
$
2.0
+
a
6
—17
9th
11th
Inc. or
$
"
7
.
__
Chicago
10th
1957
948,103,697
(4
9
__
Atlanta
7th
cities
ii
;
3058
-
$
—'—
4th
(17 cities)
•
-
.*
754,294,049
30.854,681
10,028,733
14,620,221
1,519,726,059
1,376,148,912
27,010,692,113
26,141,034,586
12,918,943,753
11,895,520,897
+26.2
+17.5
5,372,849
202,744,823
9,832,662.
15,604,206
i
4-,706,571
184,225,121
.
120,030,251
27,653.511
,18,724,619
711,193,860
j
.
.
21,865,761
.<8,218,512
13,613,381
+10.4
1,419,874,756
1,308,208,993
+
3.3
25,773,045,762
-23,926,897,413
+
8.6
12,464,163,465
11,612,529,903
'
79,408,286
100,473,933
90,745,613
14.537,795,356
14,714.048.830
—
2.2
+ 10.7
95,603,776
13,777.657,245
12,746,886,330
total
(108
cities)
93,093,108
1.2
Grand
Outside New York City
—
^ niearings
,
218,604,719
204,947,359
14,922,607
227,978,960
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
Indianapolis
7,754,455
1,519,824,681
(10 cities)—
Indiana—Fort
+21.6
706,067
Louisiana—New Orleans
an
6,631,907
232,262,523
Mississippi—Vicksburg
increase of 3.3%, the
aggregate clearings for
the whole
country having amounted to
$27,010,692,113 against $26,141,034,586 in the
same week in 1957.
Outside of this city there was a
gain of 8.6%, the
banlf clearings
at this center
showing a decrease of 1.1%. We
group the cities according to the
Federal Reserve Districts in
which they are located and
from this we note that in
the New York Reserve
District the totals register a decline
of 1.2% but in the Boston
'Reserve District the totals
record an improvement of
2.0% and in the Philadelphia
Reserve District of
5.4%.
In the Cleveland
Reserve District the totals are smaller
j by 7.5% but in the
Richmond Reserve District the totals are
larger by 3.4% and in
the Atlanta Reserve
District by 8.0%. The
Chicago Reserve District enjoys a gain
of 9.5%, the St. Louis
Reserve District of 2.3% and the
Minneapolis Reserve District
of 16.1%.
In the Kansas
City Reserve District the totals show an
expansion of 18.8%,
in the Dallas
Reserve District of 137.7% and in the
San Francisco Reserve District
of 10.4%.
•
:
39,643,171
133,696,915
228,008,723
262,979,287
Mobile
statement, however, which
was
219,497,376
8,074,072
836,391^110
—
Nashville
the week
below,
able to give final
and complete results of the
previous week—the week ended
Dec. 20.
For that week there
we are
25,139.000
220,887,984
4.3
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
has to be estimated.
cases
(6 cities)—
4,789,352
26,923.076
+ 17.9
392,046,335
Tennessee— Knoxville
by the foregoing will appear
in the above the last
day of the week in all
the elaborate
detailed
Total
4,984,433
—13.4
9,088,258
7.2
1.060,973,317
■
5,368,124
26,530,112
217,245,293
8,715,249
396,641,289
150,690,308
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
District of Columbia—Washington
7.2
-
■
5,371,004
22,965,000
256,030,205
—.
—
South
$21,530,592,151 $20,499,250,968
day
and the
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
4.3
+
$20,469,618,834 $19,509,710,724
__
and exact details for
Saturday
Accordingly,
—,—
Youngstown
"
issue of next week.
our
ends
+
+
————
Mansfield
8.7
+
$15,551,549,740
$16,225,725,58^
days
cities, five days-
Total all cities for week
Complete
+16.0
13,418,928
314,992,000
—
:
—-.,———————
Richmond
days
cities, five
Total all
All
1,302,000,000
'
-
Cleveland
Ten
1,385,000,000
1,252,218,735
-.
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
_
San Francisco
6.4
14,309,622
-
cities)—
Columbus
5.9
665,006,657
St.
(11
Cleveland
Boston.
Kansas City
2.8
+
24,228,459
Jersey—Trenton
Cincinnati
5.0
—
+
1,105,000,000
4,246,275
4,655,204
3,279,077
•'.r
Ohio—Canton
1o
$10,794,297,545
.
2.2
—10.7
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
i
Chicago
+
5,320,955
Delaware—Wilmington
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
1,630,104.
2,433,301
2,931,962
4,924,321
7,742,895
—
Total
$
1,648,626
2,486,497
2,246,387
5,174,490
1,176,000.000
York
the week follows:
New York
—-——
Wilkes-Barre
New
1966
$
7.8
+
2,617,856
Scranton
for the same week in 1957.
At this center
gain for the week
ending Friday, of 5.0%. Our comparative summary for
a
1,709,982
2,296,457
Philadelphia
$21,530,592,151 against $20,499,250,968
there is
1956
or
Dec. %
—
Lancaster
the country, indicate that
for the week ended
Saturday, Dec. 27, clearings for all
cities of the United
States for which it is possible to obtain
weekly clearings will be
5.0% above those of the
corresponding week last year.
Our preliminary totals stand
-
December 20
Inc.
S
1,843,839
•—
Chester
of
——
——
Ended
195 7
$
Bethlehem
liminary figures compiled by
Philadelphia—
1958
Bank clearings
this week will show
at
Federal Reserve Disfrict-
Third
operations
discontinued.
'Estimated.
*
!
The Commercial
46
and Financial Chronicle
.
.
29, 1958
Monday, December
.
(2782)
Company and Issue—
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
transfers on
1958, INCLUSIVE
DECEMBER 19, 1958 TO DECEMBER 25,
Deutsche
..
Series
1930
I +
.
2141
preferred stock, series B_
Dec 31
Rentenbank-Kreditanstalt—. •
*•
debentures and series B debentures.
—Jan
1
Electric Power Corp.-^:::
*v
~ '
-:
4%% debt adjustment bonds wie Jan. 1, 1973——Jan
1
Energy Supply Schwaben, Inc.—
v — .
5(4% debt adjustment bonds due Jan. 1, 1973
Jan 1
Fedders-Quigan Corp.,. 5 Vz%, cumul.. conv.. pid. .stock— .Dec 30
Bank
the different
the Federal Reserve
TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF
CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO
2461
cumulative
5V2%
requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930,
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
EXCHANGE RATES
Page
Date
1
.-
.
cumulative preferred stock—Jan
5%%
Co.,
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp.—
Pursuant to the
FOREIGN
Investing
City
.
2244
A
Mining Corp.—
.,
debt adjustment bonds, due Jan. 1, 1970
Hidrandina (Energia Hidroelectrica Andiana) S. A.—
2245
2352
Country and Monetary Unit
Noon Buying Rate for
Money)
In United States
Cable Transfers In New York (Value
20-year s.
Free
.
pound
.0555555*
2.234810
2.234561
.0385356*
.0385356*
.0385356*
.0200600
.0385356*
Austria, schilling
%
2.235059
2.234810
.0149716
.0155002
.0155833
.0155254
—4—;
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0555555*
Official
.0200537
.0200562
&
2352
Nortji West =KR.—;
.0800560*
.265150
.265168
.265150
.265125
Rhine-Ruhr
2.776608
2.776918
2.776918
2.777227
1.036312
1.037812
.210392
.210392
.210370
.210407
.00311807*
.00311807*
.00311807*
.00311807*
.00237734
(Metropolitan), franc
Germany, Deutsche mark
.00237851
.00237312
.239100
.239050
.239037
,
.239087
"
.210216
.210223
.210156
2.804687
2.805000
2.804375
Ireland, pound
DAY
2.804687
rupee
.00277912*
.00277912*
.00277912*
.327714
.327765
.327798
-
pound
.0800560*
.0800560*
.0800560*
Mexico, peso
Netherlands, guilder—
4,/2%
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.193283*
.193283*
.193283*
.193283*
.233350
.233350
.233350
.233350
2.794520
2.805000
poundpound sterling-
~
2510
•+,
1719
.
Jan
1
2355
1
1
1
2293
1
2294
1973-J:_:^_I.'____
1,
Corp.'—
debt adjustment .bonds ser.
5(4%
mortgage pipe lirie bonds 5(4% series due 1977—Jan
States Printing & Lithograph Co.—
1st
2293
-
2293.
Gas Transmission Co.—
Tennessee
2.804687
2.804687
2.804375
United Kingdom,
2291
>debs', dated Jan. 1, 1953, due
adjustment
Westphalia' Electrie. Rower
Rhine
2.794209
2.794209
2.793897
Union of South Africa,
Union—
Service
Water
debt
Jan.
.140080*
.496950*
—
2291
A due Jan. 1, 1978__Jan
4y2% debt adjustment bonds ser. B due Jan. 1, 1978—Jan
4 y2% debt adjusthient bonds ser. C due Jan. 1, 1978__Jan
.140080*
.140080*
.140080*
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc_.
Uhited
1869
3an
1
2511
Jan
1
2356
.
due July 1, 1062—^
15-year 4y2% s. f. bonds
Maryland Ry.—
2
Jan
cumul. preference stock
Corp.—
5%
Welsbach
•Nominal.
Western
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
(-I-)
Increase
Redemption lund for F. R. notes
928,077
Total gold certificate reserves
F. R. notes of >other banks
19,935,968
Other
cash
Discounts
advances
and
.
loans
Industrial
—2,148,678
44,377
40,418
-
58,823
+
56,531
-
300,732
282,724
527,441
336
,
—2,207,501
—
23,564
19,803
-
—
40,815
-
—
266,268
outright
Bought
39,692
Held under repurchase agree't
U. S. Government securities:
Bought outright—
Bills
5,250
18,381
2,185,850
18,649,726
-
7,400
—
—1,283,886
+ 2,867,565
317,979
.:
Held under repurchase agree't
outright
securities
7,400
—
26,186,912
131,000
26,317,912
Total
loans
and
+
53,100
+
2,551,477
253,200
—
45,700
assets
adjusted!:
+
+
+
15
+
523
+
10,592
2
+
748~477
—
94,368
135,928
—
2,016,830
599,631
10,473
74,488
+
—
—
industrial loans—__
Commercial
and
Agricultural
loans
!
assets
53,823,512
'■■■.■
'
841,484
—
+
335,830
for
loans
purchasing
notes
28,101,314
-
170,210
+
+
390,643
Deposits:
bank
18,915,348
430,941
Foreign
229,092
Other
316,044
201,389
—
Member
U. S.
reserves
acc't
Treasurer—general
Total
deposits
—
22,832
—
—
20,365
+
528,966
84,501
+
—
4,429,935
33,618
liabilities
—
72,507
—
19,891,425
Deferred availability cash items
Qther 'liabs. & accrued divid's
Total
Other
—
317,093
705,048
—
135,737
465,636
+
366,683
+
234
—.
7,868
852,165
+
299,558
2,007
+
;
*34,059
809,195
accounts
liabs.
•
.&
-capital
accts.
~ 8~674
+
195,597
- •
,
Total
+
841,484
+
335,830
9,580
+
2,209
4,132
6,919
:
indebtedness
of
+2,402
+2,095
+
Loans
banks
to
with Federal Reserve Banks.i.
vault
in
domestic banks
with
Balances
Lambert
A
Class
+
B
Lambton
U.
S.
Domestic
—
335
+*
402
Lay
-—
121
—
+
240
259
of
loans
banks
to
and
after
deduction
valuation
of
41.5%
Contingent liability on accept¬
ances
purchased for foreign
correspondents
Industrial loan commitments—
—
70,863
1,419
—
995
•Net change after'elimination
of Sec.
13b
+
&
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
12-19
12-19
-
gives the location in
otherwise indicated)
the "Chronicle."
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
45c
-
the
following
NOTICE
principal
changes for the week
ended Dec. 0,7: Increases of $824 million in loans ad¬
justed, $482 million in demand deposits adjusted, and
$674 million in U. S. Government deposits.
OF TENDER
common
(quar.)._^
(quar.)
option
Corp.','
gains.
cash
in
:
dividend, and
The capital
or stock at
Date
Company and Issue—
^°^D?e.rcla^
district
.and
one
member
industrial loans increased in all but
a
total of $382 million at all
reporting
banks; the principal increases
were
$230 million
Page
Jan
2349
1
.
This
•
week's
ty. Quarterly tax date needs.
■to
industry
increase
included
Changes according
in another press release. Loans
©rokera and .dealers for
purchasing or carrying U.
appear
to
S.
-government and other securities increased $348 million
«eai ostale doans increased
♦increased $51 million.
$34 million.
"Other"
loans
5%
_.l
Dec
;
2638
I960.
2350
.
Berlin
Power
4%%
&
Light
Co.—
•
(Increased quar.)—^
12-19,
10c
1-15
12-19
25c
12-31
12-15
1-
1
3iy4c
1-
1
12-15
+.1- 1
12-15
1-15
12-22
36C
;
5%
Joint
Pipe- Co.-
1978
'
•
' ~
>
8%
preferred
due
Jan.
1,
1978
Cambridge" Electric Light Co.—
3%% notes, series B, due Jan.
*
1988
12- 2
12-3L
1-
2
12-10'
2-
1
3-
2
5%
—
60c
1-10
2-
2
12-30
12-19
25c
12-30
12^19
12V2C
12-31
12-
50c
3-10-59
2-1#
$1.10 X-10-59
2-19
-
-■
——
2
dividend)-!———
..
5
V2 %
1-23
l-;9
*40c-
1-15
12-10
12-31
12-17
1
12-17
-
finitial quar.)
—
25c
(quar.)_:
$1
tquar.)_-
1-
30C
Locke Steel Chain Co. (quar.)—
Loew's
(Marcus)
Theatres,' Ltd.
(quar.)^_
T2-29
12-J5
m-
12-31
12- *8
12-31
12- W
?30c
12-30
12-15*
T$3
12-30
12-15
+75C
12-30
12-15
"
1
__Jan
1
London
2350
Canadian, investment
Common
(annual)
Class A
1,
2
1-23
SI.75
»I
'
Adjustment deb. bonds ser, A due Jan. 1,
and 4'/2%
debt adjustment .debenture bonds.
B
1-
25%
12-18^
5%
fquar.I-;
common
12-30
12%c
—
——_—__;
capital
12-15
37 VaC
~
__"_.__Jan—1-
1-19'.
12-10
1-15
dividend)
debt
series
12-31
2
50c
(quar.)
$1.60 preferred series B
Lock
Ashley, Drew & Northern Ry.—
1st mortgage 5% bonds due 1962—^1
1-15
2-
1- 2
—.—
Lipe Roll way Corp., class A (quar.)
Miami RR.' Special gtd. (quar.)!
.
12-29
S1.4334
pfd. (quar.)
Loblaw Groceterias Co., Ltd.—
Dec 31
1-28
15c
Litton Industries (stock
,
31,
Dec.
2
31
1-15
———
Match Co.'.(stock
Original
1966
debentures of 1956, due June 30,
Anglo Lajutaro Nitrate Corp.—
4%
1st mortgage bonds due
2
$1.12
Little
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp.—
1-16
2-
30c
(quar.)——
*
ln^Jew York -City, $36 million in the Chicago District,
3? 5?11?11 V1 District.
Cleveland District, and $17 million in
ftie St. Louis
12-19
)
»—
common
.+.—*—-—
:
Year-end
Ampal-American Palestine Trading Corp.—
15-year 4% s. f. debentures series A 19G6
12-19
1
$1.24 V&i
Companies,- Inc.
Lion
1
1-30
.
96 %c
——
& Co
Link-Belt Co.
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
11-
30c
Co.—•
capital
Wayne, Ind.)
...
12-23
65c
(stock dividend)Liggett Myers Tobacco, 7% pfd. (quar.)-—_
Lincoln National+Life Insurance Co.
(Fort
*
Dec 29
stock
1-15
35c
Fabrics (N. Y.), com.
(.stock div.)
5%
preferred (quar.)—i
—I_
-Liberty National Life Insurance Go.
(Bir¬
mingham,-. Ala.) ' Stock divid. (subject to
'> stockholders' approval)-
Page
Date
Company and Issue—
Wilson-Jones Co.
12-20
12c
Liberty
Life
12-31
from
"
;
;
12-10
2
11c
"
shows
1-
10c
——
Liberty Life Insurance (South Carolina)—
Quarterly
—
Liberty Loan Corp., common (quar.)
Pi-eferred; (quar.*)
———-—5.34 % convertible-' preference (quar.;)^_—_^
bonds, notes,
2
30 c
—.—.——
Sons
1-
1-15
..
1—1—
preferred ;(quar.)
Lexington Water Co., 5%%
preferred and common stock called for redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for- making tenders, and the page number
the currept volume (except where
in which the details were given in
12-15
12-31
income)
payable
is
Extra
The condition statement of weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
2
12-31
59%C
4.(2 %.
Notices
Below will be found a list of corporate
12-15
1-
30c
(quar.)
15y2c ordinary
of
from
Stores
Lerner
2
Corp.—
Ley (Fred T.)
surplus of $27,543,000 on
1-
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
Lehman
holder's
Condition Statement of Member Banks
A
—
(James)
gains
Bept. 2, 1958.
12-18
(quar.)—__—
—
Payment
109
—
12-31
S$2
*quarj—
com.
(resumed)
Co.
Co.
&
3.85%
re¬
4.4'
2,717
f 15C
(Ontario)
Co.
(s-a)
preferred
preferred
$1.09
combined
12-18
1-
Co.
Rubber & Tire Corp.
Lees
individual loan items are shown gross.
serves;
Delaware,
of
conv.
Extra
(San Francisco District).
revised
12-19
12-31
!_
investment
Leath
Lee
10 figures
12-15
—
Investment
&
(H. W.), class A (guar.)—
Fund,
Inc.
(initial payment
net
+128
—282
454
1,087
Banks..
others
12-15
2
25c'
(guar.)———
Lazard
+
12-15
12-31
115c
Sessions
&
Blower
46
1,549
2
12-31
(guar.)
Corp.
$1.80
Borrowings:
•Dec.
1-
27c
Langendorf United Bakeries Inc.—
Common
(quar.).,;
+561
11,661
-
Reserve
12-12
Inc.—
prior preferred
6%
Lau
banks
Federal
12-26
1
*$1
deposits:
Foreign banks
9
1-
22 %C
4*
Semi-annually
4.75%
Government deposits
Interbank demand
12-26
1-
.31 %c
(guar.)—■_'.
(quar.)
Loan
Lamson
+2,799
+4,037
+482
+ 31
+674
59,450
28,007
2,203
adjusted
deposits except U. S. Government
deposits
common
(Alfred)
Class
LIABILITIES—
Time
1-9-59
preferred'(guar.)—
preferred B.+ quar.)
Lakeside Laboratories, Inc.
Lamson
Demand
15c
130c
Ltd.-.(guar;)
5%
Ratio of -gold certificate reserves
to deposit and F. R. note lia¬
bilities
Gas,
4.32%
655
+1,383
+
145
—
378
—
29
+.
92
35
1
—231
+622
+ 10
+327
—
Reserves
Laclede
+
+
24
+ 77
.— 26
+
8
+
payable of Rec>
15c
(John),
800
245
+5,891
+ 739
34
+51
11,619
31,901
9,262
1,595
13,456
1,152
2,709
tExclusive
——■
53,823,512
Labatt
18,641
15,628
—
La
140
bonds
From
362,428
188
(quar.)_—
University
Salle Extension
+
+
Share
of Company
Holders
When
Per
6
securities
S.
17,841
+
52,456,292
in;
capital
'*
■
..Dec 24
—
(Continued from page 12)
Name
+348
+
—
bills
certificates
Treasury notes
From
Other
2355
Year-end
securities—total
Treasury
Cash
—1,305
+ 181
+6
.1,246
loans
U. S. Government
156,908
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
Capital paid
Surplus
2645
'72—Dec 31
DIVIDENDS
carry¬
or
ing securities
Real estate loans
Other
Reserve
2246
stock—Dec 31
Corp.—
non-cumulative preferred stock——,
+7,404
+ 130
+382
v.
■
"*"2,378
securities*.
chasing'or carrying
U.
■'
LIABILITIES—
Federal
1,
--Feb 16
——«
subord. debs, due Aug. 1,
Gold
Consolidated
1957
+849
+824
dealers for pur¬
to brokers and
Treasury
Total
1967
Southeastern Fund, 6('2%
Yukon
1958*
•
95,982
54,819
30,567
614
adjusted^———
investments
and
+2,298,277
12,630
+
6,183,146
premises
Other
1,
May
(In millions of dollars)
Loans
Loans
26,890,631
items
cash
Bank
securities-
banks
foreign
from
Uncollected
due
debentures dated May
subordinate
convertible
1957,
Dec. 18,
Dec. 10,
17,
1958
Other
Due
948
Increase ( + ) or
-
ASSETS—
Loans
—
2,483,771
Bonds
Total U. S. Govt.
2242
♦Announcement in' this issue.
1,285,777
+
2,867,565
bought
1
2
and B—Jan
Northwest Airlines, Inc., 4.60% cumul. preference
3%
5
—Feb
Inc..—
Society, Inc.—
Grolier
reporting mem¬
2637
Decrease (—) Since
Notes
Total
2133
2453
and first preferred stock——
Family Finance Corp. 4y2% pfd. stock, series A
5%
Page
—_—Jan
preference' stock
convertible
$3 prior preferred
ber banks follows:
Dec.
„
Certificates
3,365
+
2,495
5,250
;
of assets and liabilities of
A summary
Acceptances:
.,
Inc.—
Co.,
Beaux-Arts Apartments,
million.
banks decreased $231
Loans to
million.
Filter
cumulative
5%
District, $57 million in
Dis¬
trict. Demand deposits credited to domestic banks in¬
creased $561 million at all reporting member banks.
Borrowings from Federal Reserve Banks increased
$128 million and borrowings from-others decreased $282
163
—
Air
American
District, and $56 million in the Richmond
the Dallas
1957
68,002
11,471
-
19,007,891
account——
certificate
Gold
Boston Dis¬
City District, $80 million in the
trict, $60 million in the Atlanta
Dec. 25,
17,
1958
1958
ASSETS—
or
Since
Decrease (—)
Dec.
+ y':*Bate
■■
cumulative prior pfd. stock.-Dec 30
Algoma Central & Hudson Bay Ry.—
5% first income debentures stock and/or bonds
—Mar 10
adjusted increased $139 million in
deposits
the Kansas
23,
CALLED
Alabama Gas Corp., $3.50
Demand
(In thousands of dollars)
Dec.
Company and Issue—
million.
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
I
$35
decreased
bonds
ISSUES
ENTIRE
1982_„—
1,
debentures due Jan.
increased $77 million and
Government
S.
U.
of
holdings
5V2%
25-year
-
Holdings of Treasury bills
:
.
.327714
"?
.
2508
.
.00277912*
_
2142
,
CHRISTMAS
.00235937
.210203
•
Japan, yen
Malaysia, Malayan dollar
l>onds due Jan. 1, 1974
Michigan Consolidated""Gas Co.—
lstuuortgage bonds
series due 1982_
General mortgage'5%
:
1.036562
1.036250
France
New Zealand,
Louisiana
23512
224/7
.Jan 1
;,.v
——Jan .1
Nippon Electric Rower' Co^TLtcl.'.+Nlppon Denryoku
.
:
Kabushiki Kaisha)/'. 1st. mortgage GVzfo.
gold bonds.
1,;'
due Jan. 1, 1953 extended to Jan". 1,
1963
^Jan 1
North German Lloyd—'
"* :f"V V
1:"
4',2% debt adjiistni'ent debentures due Jan. 1, 1970—Jari
1
Pet MiLk Co., 4VzVcCcumulative preferred stock
—Feb 15
Pueblo Tramway,'Light As Power Co.—
5% prior lien bonds, due 1961—
Jan
1
.0200625
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
India,
$
$
2643
1
Pipe Line Co.—
3V2% 1st mortgage and coll. trust bonds series B—Jan
1
(Rudolph) Karstadt;.,"inc.—
4l/2% debt adjustment"bonds, due Jan. 1, 1963
Jan "1
Lautaro Nitrate CO.', .Ltd.—. 1
:
1st mortgage iiicome bonds .'due Dec. 31, 1975—_—Dec 31
Interprovincial
Dec. 25
Dec. 24
Dec. 23
Dec. 22
Dec. 19
Argentina, peso—
Australia,
Tuesday
Monday
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
2246
1
Jan
,*
f. 7% secured dollar bonds, due July 1, '71—Jan
3
»
Harpen
4V2%
;
2244
Jan
1
2454
$3
preferred
1
(quar.)
1
—
_I
Corp.,
r
Ltd.—
—
Volume
188
Number 5807
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(2783)
•"
47
■
.
■'
.
Name of
Company
Per
London Hosiery
Mills, Ltd., class A (resumed >
Lohg Island- Lighting Co..
5%- pfd. B (quar.)
V.'preferred Dv(quar.)_L_________
-
4.35%
Lorain
Watch
Coak &• Dock
'
$20c-v
Lorillard
$1.08%
(P.)
Co.,
(quar.
12-29
12-17
12-29
12-17
12-29
;
(quar.
Drug- (quar.)_______
12-17
Common
5%
' ? 50c
.
Co.
(Ky.)—
(increased*
&
St.
Louis Ry.
$2.50
2-16
(s-a)
.
Lyhn Gas & Electric (quar.)_._
Lybh Metal-Products
37 Vic
—
1-
2
1-
2
.v.,
.1- 2
40c
Inc.
dividend"'
(quar.)
"
.
.
Maclilett
Laboratories (extra)__
MacLaren Power &
Paper (quar.)—.
;%
-
12-18
12-29
$50c "i
12-
Class
B-'(increased-quar.)
B
'
(extra)—'
•
->
"
.
$2.50- preferred
-
(quar.)————
Corp.Ltd.-*-
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
com.
(quar.)
Mallinckrodt: Chemical Works—
A ityear-eml)
B
Mallory(P.R.))
vfc
Manchester Gas
Mansfield Ttfer
2
'
29c"
:
'
-
.
V
-
-
12-19
-.i."-!'—50c(quar.).j-i„__i—_____ /.53V»c.
Coi;'5fa conv. pref. (quar.)
Co.'p7% pfd. (accum.):—*
^
$1.76
1-
(quar.*______'•'*/32Vic-; ® 1-20
Matthiessen &-Hegeler Zinc
Co.__—20cv 1-31
Manufacturers Life-insurance
(Toronto)—
--
.12-31
Co.
Sbmi-anrraaliihL.—^—
Manufacturera Trust (N.
v
t$l-40
;———-V.
■'
YJ^.(quar,)_i__'i-—50c
1-; 2
—
(quar.)_^__ '
Extra
I-:'—™-—
Midland* Corp.,
&'■<?' eonvr
t.;
;
20c
(quar.)-
,v 1-
50c-
Common-^ (quar.
7ii»; preferred';(quar;)J._:i_
:——
,
.
$1- preferred
$20c
Corp.
;
1-15
"
'25c
-3'
1-10
"
,
25c
l-»2 l' 12-^20
1-
Comnron. (quar.)
31 Vic .:
«
:
^___u
^
dividend;
Maiionite" Corp.: < quar.)
'
5c/o-"
—;
———
30c-
12-19
6c,o
pfd.
Mussawippi Valley RR.
Maxwell, Ltd.r..common
$6
(quar.)
(s-a)
1.
~3Vi(1>
preferred'
Glass
*
B
.
(quar.)
.
-
5%*,
conv.
preferred
Mead
'
$1.50
i
(quar.)—
Co.
Merchants Bar.;
Stock
10c
1-
Inc. .(extra)
Y.),
.,
com.
12-22
2-
"
2
11-28
Co.
Merritfc-Cliapman
(quar.):
Paper Co., Ltd.,
Mesta'Jdachine Co',
Extra
__—
5V4%
&
II-28
$1.12Va
1-
1
11-28
$1.17 Va
1- 1
11-28
3%
1-15
12-15
50c
1-15
12- 8
$1.75
1- 2
12- 8
1- 2
12-15
$25c
1- 2
12-15
15c
1-13
12-10
1- 2
t20c
t$1.75
1*
2
.
12- 5
12-
5
'
1- 2
$$1.75
1- 2
12- »
12- 5
20c
1- 2
12-15
59a,BC
1-2
12-15
20c
__—
1-22
12-29
'•/.
62 %c
15c
—
1-1
12-10
12-30
pref.
(quar.)
-
12-15
12-15
1-
2
12-15
45c
1-
2
1-
2
12-19
•
12-19
12-19
12-19
87Vic
20c
:
•
1-121-2
r\ 1-
12-
5
-
87J/2C~
2
12- 5
iai-30
$1
(quar.)
12-30.
1-'2 "
62Vic
_"—
Electric
from
12-12
$1.75
12-18
12-29
•
1-1
1-
1-
$15c
12-19
12-12
1-15
'
2
12-29
$1.25
37 Vic
12-31
1- 2
12-
$25c
1-31
1-15
1-15
1-
12-15
50c
(quar.)
6
12-31
50c
1-
11-15
1- 2
11-15
1-20
60c
1-
2
common
Service, common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
-
12-15
11-28
2
12-16
1-2
12-16
12-29'-'
12-19
5%
second
second
National
Industries—
series
Natural
Gas
Northern
Ohio
12-19
12-30
12-18
2- 2
1-14
1- 2
12-15
1-23
1-
9
1-15
13-31
$15c
$37»%c
1-1
12-12
1-
12-12
1- 2
12-
1- 2
12- 5
,
1
5
$50
(quar.)
.
—
1-2-59
1- 2
12-
5
$1.50
B "(quar.)
2- 2
1-
7
20c
$1.12 Va
$1.25
1-
12-8
Chemical,
(quar.)
com.
2
12-19
1- 2
12-19
12c
1-15
12-23
$1.25
2-
1
12-23
1-14
12-19
1-14
12-16
1-14
$1.43
1-
1
1-
1
12-19
1-
1
12-12
40c
50c
12-24
1- 2
12-17
1-
2
12-15
1-12
12-30
25c
12-30
12-18
5c
1-15
12-31
5c
:
1-15
1-15
12-31
12-31
Power
common
Co.,
common
preferred
Ohio
River Sand
Ohio
Water Service Co.
—
(Milw.)
12-31
12-31
1-15
12-31
Co.
A
1-13
12-31
$2 %C
1-15
12-31
$27 %c
1- 1
12-19
60c
Ltd
12-30
12-17
13-17
12-30
1-
2
75c
2-
12-17
12-17
quar.)_
2
1-15
120c
l- a
12*48
$35c
-
(inc.
l-
11-21
66c
2
12-31
3'7%c
1-
2
12-
1
12-15
$1.10
1- 2
$1.11
1-
2
12-15
60c
1-
1
12- IB
(s-a)__
13-15
37%c
12-31
12-12
12-31
42*49
25c
—
preferred '(quar.)__
a—
preferred (quar.)
Colony Insurance Co. (Boston) (quar.)
Oliver Corp., common
(quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
4.80%
1-31
20c
—
1- 9
$1.11
1-15
12-31
1-20
-
12-31
1-20
$1.20
1-20
75o
12-31
12-31
1-
12-17
1-
15c
2
2
12-15
$142%
4-31
$15c
1-15
1-
2
Jockey Club, Ltd.—
preferred A
(quar.)
:
5% %
convertible preferred B
(quar,%_Ontario Loan •& Debenture Co.
(quar.)
—
.7% preferred (quar.)
Opelika Mfg. Corp. (quar.)—;
$13%c
1-15
12-29
$25c
1- 2
42-15
$25c
2-13
1-15
$40c
1-15
12-15
2-19
1-45
12-15
20C
4- 2
$1.17
1-1-59
12-22
$1.19
1-1-59
12-22
$1
Orange & Rockland Utilities—
4.65% preferred A (quar.).
4.75% preferred B (quar.)
1-1-59
12-22
preferred D (quar.)
Elevator Co. (increased)
60c
Securities
-
1-23
1-
2
$1.74
Owens-Illinois Glass, 4% pfd.
Electric (annual)
•Stock dividend
Oxford
Oxford Paper
12-20
$$1.75
Ontario Steel Products
Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
Extra
—_—
12-29
12-19
20c
1- 5
1-27
'
(quar.)
;—
1-
$1
10c
—
(quar.)
1
12-9
1-19
12-19
1-19
10%
12-19
12-31
25c
1-1S
Ltd.
$3c
3-
iquar.)—_
31 %c
12-31
12-19
_____
37V2c
12-31
12-19
Pacific Atlantic Canadian
Investment,
Pacific Coast Co., 5% preferred
6% preferred (quar.)
_—
Pacifio Finance
4%%
Corp., 5% preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.
(inc.-quar.)_
Indemnity Co.
(quar.)
$4.50
preferred (quar.)
preferred (qutr.)
29tc
3-2
,
12-16
Pacific Outdoor Advertising
12-31
12-16
Pacific
1-23
1- 2
1-15
1-13
.
12-26
15c
1-30
37 %C
1-30
1-15
1- 2
12-15
20c
12-31
12-19
$1.09
1-16
1-15
12-19
(quar.)
Co
12-19 '
12-19
$1.18%
1-15
12-19
$1.10
10c
(quar.)_
1-15
1-15
1-15
12-19
12-30
12-12
81.75
12-91
11*28
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
Common
-
1-15
2- 2
$1.12%
12-31
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)—
Page-Hersey Tubes, Ltd.
2-13
$1.18%
17c
6%
$1.25
2
70c
(quar.)
Pacific Intermountain Express (quar.)
Pacific Lighting Corp., $4.36 pfd. (quar.)—
17c
3
12-17
$I5c
4.44%
$15c
5
12- 3
40c
$4.75 convertible preferred
4-
12-22
a
12-30
$1.06
$4.40 preferred
1-
l-
12-30
15c
—_—
12-15
4-24
12-31
$150
(quar.)
(initial-quar.)
12-19
1-19
12-31,
—
(quar.)
1
5%
12-31
1-13
(quar.)
(quar.)__—
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Co., 6% preferred
1- 2
$15c
42-31
1-20
1-13
(quar.)
1-
20c
1-12
1-12
25c
1-13
&
preferred
$4.75
$1.43%
1-30
$40c
-
$1.64
com.
preferred (quar.)
Specialty Mfg., Ltd
Flour Mills, Ltd., com.
Edison
Pacific
11c
12-19
$1.02%
Pacific Hawaiian Products, com.
6% preferred (quar.)
net
13-19
;
40c
Cement
12-24
1-15
12-91
1
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. (quar.),
12-19
12- 3
2-
90c
Overseas
2
2
22c
$1.02
12-12
1-
1-
$2
12-11
12-18
$1.02%
;
12-15
1- 2
12-31
1
1-15
$62VaC
(quar.)_
(quar.)
1- 5
30c
dividend)
com.
1- 2
3iy4c
1-
12-30
40c
2- 2
31 Vic
.12-15
'41-28
50c
15c
62 Vic
3
1-15
$1.37%
5%
.1-
1—
12-30
40c
preferred
4%
11-28
15c
4.40%
Otis
12-10
12-30
15c
(quar.)
4.44%
12-12
' < ■.
■
12-31
■:
50C
V
;
Ogilvle
12-12
12-12
4%
Supplies, Ltd
Ocean Drilling &
Exploration Co.—■
6
12-30
40c
-
■
Extra
1- 5
8
1-15
$6o
—►———
Scotia Light &
6%
1-15
1-
$1.12
Increased
Ontario
a
$1.05
4.%
preferred (quar.)
4.24% preferred (quar.)
12-16
1-15
2-
12- 8
$1.06%
(quar.)
Northwestern National Insurance
12-12
1- 2
4»- 8
•
A
New common
12-30
12- 8
2
2%%
;—____
Service—
preferred (quar.)
$4.10 preferred
(quar.)
$4.11 preferred (quar.)
$4.16 preferred
(quar.)
Northern Telephone Co.,
Office
a
1-
■
SEC.
$4.08
Oceim
2
l-
2%
Telephone; (quarb-
preference
1
1-
25c
(Minn.)
preferred,(quar.)
B
8
50c
(s-a)
—_
Ry. (quar.)
Northern Quebec Power,
Ltd.,
Northern States Power
Class
I
12-
'
10c
Pacific
Nova
12-
13-
1* 2
;
dividend)—
the
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Northern
Noxema
12-31
12-31
i!5c
Oklahoma Gas & Electric—
2%
—
(stock
1
Co.—
12-19
-"
preferred (quar.)
Nehi
Corp.
(quar.)
:i
Nekoosa-Edwards Paper Co., class A
(quar.)
Class B (quar.)
Neon Products
Canada, Ltd., com. (quar.)—
Common; (quar.)—
;
Co.
12-
preferred
(quar.)
4.22 %• preferred
Iquar.)
2
50c
(quar.)
5%%
Mur
1
1
12-31
$1.81%
(quar.)
1-
2%
(quar.)
National Dividend series
Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of
America—
Nestle-Le
1212-
Oil, Ltd.—
preferred
1
12-31
(quar.)
$2.50 preferred 1956 series
(quar.)
,!
Northern Central Ry. (s-a)
_—
Northern Illinois Gas Co., common
(quar.)_
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Public
12-
12-31
(Mass.)
Indiana
4-15
12-31
$1.21 %
common
Co.
12-12
27 Vic
investment Income
National Balance series
Bond
85C
$1.02%
Gas
2
*
National
2- 2
—
dividend)—
from
12-31
93 %C
90c
Shore
1-
40c
—
distributions
1-10
(quar.)
Old
—
National Terminals Corp.
(quar.)
National Securities & Research
Corp.—
quarterly
12-12
$1.56
$150
12-31
2%
Mfg.
(quur.)
1
National Shares Corp. (quar.)
Special (70 and 36/100 from capital gains
payable in cash or stock)
National-Standard Co. .(quar.)—:
All
4- 2
$15c
1-15
Co.—
&
National Sugar Refining Co.
National Tank Co. (quar.)
12- 5
87 %c
^15c
12-31
30c
Corp., com. (stock div.)—
preferred A (quar.)____;
preferred B (quar.)__
Screw
12- 5
.
(quar;)___
$3.60
12-19
97 %c
Co.
5%%
12-15
.1- 2
"
Gas
5.80%
12-15
1- 1
12-5
:
Penn
Northern
1* 1
1-1-59
—
4V\%
4.50%
11-28
4-1-59
.
Star
2
,1-1-59
(quar.).
12-31
15c
"preferred
National Linen
5%
B
Northern
fr.
50c
$2.50
$1-12%
—
American Aviation, Inc.
(quar.)
American Contracting (stock
div.)
American Refractories
(quar.)__—-
North
12-29
93%C
(stock
North
2
1-12
$1.12%
—
Subject to the approval of
Normetal Mining Corp., Ltd
North
12- 5
Co.
-
1-15
$8c
6%
8
$8
1
Gas—
(quar.)
1-15
20c
dlv.)
.
"Co.?
12-15
8
1-
$2.50
Mining
C.)
(initial)
900 Michigan Avenue North
(Chicago)
Nopco Chemical Co. (stock
dividend)
Norfolk <fc Southern Ry.
North
5
12-
Extra
Nielsen
(A.
North
2
12-
—
Extra
North
112-
1-
...
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—:
preferred (quar.)„
preferred (quar.)—-
3.90%
2%
—
Machine
&
Niagara Wire Weaving, Ltd.,
Class
12-15
1-16
1- 2
Co.
preferred
5.25V
12-15
12-29
.
(s-a)_—
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)—
93%c
(s-a>
—
LeaU
Electric
6c
Insurance Co.'(Hartford)—
Class B
National
State
preferred
3.40%
3.60%
3.90%
4.10%
4.85%
12-29
$1.09
(quar.)_
Newark Telephone Co. <Ohio)
6%
preferred (quar.)—
Newberry (J. J.)
Co., 3%%
pfd.
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.—
Ohio
12-12
12—.5
$1.18%
—
10c
—•
,
,
5
2
2
_1-1
__________
Rosario
60c
——
Stock dividend
——$
national Hosiery Mills, ,Ltd.
Class A "(quar.)
„
1-
1-
1—
$1
$101 Vi
——
RR.
37 %c
"Welding
Co.,
Hhrlem
(s-a)
Honduras
&
New York Trust
6%
2
25c
5%
—
National Gypsum
12-23
12-10
40c
___________——__
preferred
preferred
$4.50
12-19
12*12
12-30
45c
______
(quar.—______
Co
&
York
1
realized
National Grocers Co.,
Ltd., common
$1.50 preference (quar.)_l
,,
(qUar.)_...
Ltd.,
(quar.
Quarterly
5%
1
12-29
1 $683/ic f '
(quar.)^
preference
New
5% %
35c
(quar )—:
Presto
11-29
32c
.*«
M^tal
Thermit:Corp., 7% pfd.
6
12-13
t45c
Propane
.12-31
35c
'
Corp.
National
1-
1-12
^
& Scott Corp
Mersey
12-19
1-
1
(quar.
National
4Qc >-12-30.-
"
(53c
12-29
1-1
10c
Merck & Co.? common
(increased)
*'$3.50 preferred
(quar.)—
Shares
12-15
•
12-31
25a
-
convertible
National, Food Products (stock
National Fuel,Gas Co.,(quar.)
12-19
25c
"
A
National Fire
12-17
12-11
$30c
'
(initial)
3
*"
(extra)
Merrimack-Essex
12-29
12-19
1-
dividend)
8
.11-
2
37V2C
new
1-27
1-15
;—.
4y2%
62Vic'-*
:
(quar.)__
(N.
1-14
$$1
5%
.'(reduced)-
Reduced,
,,
1-16
-
1
1-
$2
Reirigerating Co.,
12-12
'25c
:
B
(quar.—-—-—
Company " (stock- dividend
National
■
1-16
/
'
"
50c
-
.
12-
1
1- 2
2c
(s-a)
dividend'
Merchants
9
12-12
12- 8
1-31
30c
Acceptance Corp.; class A (quar.)
Co.**)." pfd.
12-12
50c
—
Aeronautical (year-end stock
National Cash Register (quar.)—.—
National Company'(stock
12-15
-/' 1-31
*■ '
30c
v
(extra)—
Stores
12-19
$35c
National
1-31
1-* 1'
25c'";
'
•
Co.
6%^ preferred
12-12
25o-.
1- 1
$1.2512-31
-.\i.
Brass
class
Natco
,
12-31,
1- 2
.
50c
.
Merchan'
1-2
12-29
12-29
45c
Mills Ltd.
(quar.)-—;—
Telephone v<fc Telegraph-
Nashville & Decatur RR.
12-12
Melehers
Mercantile
-1,.
$$1 '1-2-59
"
*
.
Corp.
-
_
—
Distilleries, Ltd.—•
participating preferred
$$4
12-31
1-
Co., common ,(quar4~
preferred (s-a)
MeadviHe .Telephone Co.
:5Vo -preferred ts-aI
6(;o
"s
$$1
$$1
-
Rice
States
Myers (F. C.) Bros.
12-12
12-CO
25c
Mo
Medford
12-13
(quar.)_.
—
•
12-23
12-31
.
^-1 Vic
(quar.)„
Joiinsoa &
..
12-31
88c
—
MeQuay-Norris Manufacturing Co.
12- 5
11-28
1
2-29
20o
-
(quar.)
:
—
A
12-26
12-15
1- 2
capital
gains plus 7c from
ordinary income)
Mutual System, Inc., common
(quar.).
Extra
ZiJjZ.Z-L
12-29111-28
1-112-19
1-20;
■;
62Vic
*-
-
McLellan Stores Go..;
(quar_)
McLouth, Steal Corp;, 5 Vo preferred
(quar.)
McNeil-Machine ^ Engineering Co.—
Class
'
-' 2-*"2:
^
15c.
Mclntyrc Porcupine Mines, Ltd.
(Extra).—
MpKay Machine Co«__
McLean Trucking Co.*
(quar.)__
:—:
-
*
lSc
$$1
—
"
$2
12-19
(quar.)
class A
1- 2
1-
2
85c
preferred
York
12-22
12-30
Preference
12-10
.
—
MpGregor-Doniger. Inc.,
12-22
2
$1.65
Mutual
1- 2
'
(quar.)—-
McDonnell'Aircraft Corp.-(quar.)
Stock dividend.
"
12-10
1-20
com.(quar.)' $40c'
common
& Co.
Muter
12-10
-$50Ci' f; 1-1
vi'
(quar.)
McDerinottRayl
12-10
1-
"25c
____---_ii-i
~*-4('c: rpreferred.- (quaT.l-——
McCord Corp& $2J50
preferred iquar.)
McCrory- Stores Corp.,
12-22
1- 2
30c
Murray. Ohio- Mfg. (quar.—'l;—
Muskegon Motor Specialties Co.—
12-10
2-1
•
$$1.50
—'.Z-
McColl-Fraxrtcnac Oil, Ltd.,
*"«
$10c
:
MeBriue ,(L^>* Co., Ltd., pfd. (s*at
1- 2
t37V'2C
$$1:12%
~
Royal
Mueller
12-15
12-23
12-31-.
$3
—
pref. *(quar.)__—;—
W.),- Inc. (qua*.t—
'(J.
Mountain
1- 2*.
l-'2
' 12-29
-
lie .•
——_—
McCall "Corp. .(quar.)
1-
12-15
—
$1.50
partie.
Mavs
Mount
\
"5c
—-
—
MarsliaflrWells'Co.,
1
12-19
12-18
$1.12Vi*v>;-lug
Massachusetts-Investors Growth Stock Fund"-*'Quarterly-u
-i(
Axiditiona)__z_
:
•
12-15
12-
12-12
1-
$i
York
10%
12-15
2
2
Finance
1- 2
75c
'
4V*i(4.-preferred" (quar)—
-
1- 2
1-
1-2-59
2
50c
York, Chicago & St. Louis Ry-., (quar.)
New
v
12-24
1-
Co.—
preferred, tquar.—
Process
New
12-15
1-
Corp., $5 pfd. (quar.-)___;—
Motorola. Inc.- (quar.)——
Dairies, Ltd. (quar.)—_
Dock—;
—
Extrs^--
Stock:
1-2
l- 2
Mount Royal
•
12-12
2
,,1-20
■
4
30c
$25c
-(quar.)
—
preferred
4.36%
New
12-12
$$2.50
"
Motor
12-20
"
25c
_______
1-2
*".1-26
3*3>
Marsh (M.j & Son
'(quar.),
—30c
l-'2'«
Marsh SteeL < Mo.)
—___—.—10c
"* 1- 2
Marslrajl. Field~<fe Co..,*1/*^
Pfd- (quar.)____
$i;06V412-31
Mgryltmd Casualty ; Co. (quar. y.——______ 37Vic
'
12-31
*
;
Maryland Shipbuilding & Dry
12-31
(quar.)_
Insurance
Orleans Public Service—
4%%
12-15
12-12
12-22
Locomotive Works, Ltd. (quar.)—
common
1- 2
'
.
(quar;)
12-15
2
(Philip) see Philip Morris & Co.—
Morrison Caleterias
Consolidated, Incr—
7%
preferred (quar.)
12-22
1- 2
$1.18%
Morris
12-22
1^15-.
•*
.■
(quar.)c_'_
Mnrlin-Rookwell
;
I-15
27V£c
$1.22
Refrigerating*& Storage, Ltd. (s-a)
Co., Inc. ^(extra)
Morgan Engineering
'
,-$2.50 prior preferred
(quar.)
Morrell (John) & Co._
;
12-15
1-31
$1.12 Va
—
Morrison-Knudsen
12-15
12-15
-
$17Vic
——____
,
i*'.
'
Market Basket "'Calif.)—
Common .(increased
quar.;)
r
Stock dividend
2"
1-15"'r
1-2
-
Maritime Electric
Co.,. Ltd., 5 Vt pfd. (quar.)$$1.25
Maritime Telegraph &
Telephone Co., Ltd.-— ~*
12-15
$2
—
25c-
^
:
12-22
1- 2
1- 2
60c
-
12-31
4.05%
4Va Vo
2- 1
$31>/4c
Birmingham
preferred A (,quar.)____—
/■ 7% preferred': B (
quar.)_.__:—_______—Z—
Moore Drop Forging Co., Common
(quar.)
4%% conv. preferred (quar.)—:_
? 12-31: "*12-22
25c*
j_
common
pfu.'-'tquan)
(quar.)____
class A
Extra
;
7%
11-28
20c
*
Montrose Chemical ;Co.
_(quftT;)_"__
-
12-29
10c'
(quar.)
Gas
./Moore Corp.; Ltd.,
12-19
.1-2
II-28
$1.15
,
12- 5
l-)5v
12-31
1
$2
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
12-31
$1.10
—__
tquar.)
Year-End
-Maple Leaf Gardens; Ltd;* (quar.)__
$30c ?V
1-15^
Mqpte Leaf Milling Co.,'Ltd.—
'
"w. "
'
■*5 8$r preference
(quar*$$1.25•**5' 1-»1? .12-12...
Maremont "Automotlve^Products
Marine
(quar.)_
(s-a)____^._____
Mortgage & Investment, Ltd. (s-a)
Montreal
1-15 .(
12-31
1-29
12-24
1-
l"ncgrapu Co.—
preferred
New
12-16
1-15
30c
(quar.)____—
(quar.)_J
Monterey Oil Co. (stock dividend )_i——
Montgomery Ward &; Co., common (quar.)
Class A
(quar.)____
__________—
1-16
12-16
1-15
10c
4%
12-19
12-19
12-30
•
Co.
2
$1.50
—
&
Jersey Natural Gas (quar.k
New Jersey' Power &
Light Co.—
3%%
(extra)
4.50% "' preferred
4.70%
preferred
'*
12-15
•
2
27 Vic
New
5
$1.25
(W. S.), Inc. (stock-dividend)
Montana-Dakota Utilities, common
12-17
2-2
1-
1- 2
Co.—
RR.,
(J,;.S.),' Ltd.
Moore
62Vic
1-
40c
12-19
12-17
12-22
1-15
$25c
'
.*12-17
1*.;2
12-30
5 %
(quar.)_
Montreal
2
5
10c
Gas
12-10
$1.12%
—i___
Haven
12-24
1-
$1.15
Quarterly
12-31
25c
12-19
2
Rubber
Co.
Valley
&
Monarch
•
1-
•
■12-
1-26
2%
4 Va % preferred
(quar.)_;
Monarch Life Assurance
"
,
C
1
12-12
"15c
-
2
1-
--
Mohrtouih'' Park Jdckey
Club„_:—zZZ—
Montana Power Co. "(quar.)___
1,—,
1-
5
56Vic
-z
1-
••
12-
*
—
.
50tr
New Haven Water Co.
New Hampshire Fire
12-12
2
1
12-30
12-17
1
1
1-
15c
Containers,"'Ltd.," class A (quar.)
Ltd'.;: 6;%; 1st preferred (s-a)_
Company (quar.)_____;
Monarch Knitting, Ltd.,v
4Va%;pref. (accum.)
■"'12-26
1-1
1-
5c
-
*
5{Hac
England Telepnone
Quarterly
1-15
25c
quar.)__
preferred (quar.).—
New
Holders
Payable of Bee.
15c
—
4.60% preferred (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
12-18
1-
(quar.)
1--6
*-
12-15
12c
Mojud
:
1-15
r4
56Vic
Moirs,
8
' '
1-
12-31
15e
Modern
12-26
•*:
1-31
l:'25c;
_______
(year-end)
preferred
1-
"12-31-
$$1.25
.
shares
preferred;
Class
9
*'
(quar.).—:—
Class
1-
•
I-16
25c
(quar.)
RR., .4% pfd. (s-a)
Mobile Gas Service Corp., com.
(quar.)
4.90% preferred (quar.)
4.50% preferred (quar.)
4.75% preferred (quar.)—______—
Mobile
12-15
h" 1-1
-
1-31
$1.37Vi
,
l-ZZ
Pacific
Mitchell
*
-
1-15 \'f 12-31
;.
Gurden
Corp.———$1
Coaly-RR. 'Co.,. com..
(increased) ^
$7.60
4.75^4
1-
'-v 2- 2
$1
Square
Cumulative'conv4priority
(quar.)
____—
'-v:-5preferredi-.(k-a)$1.25
Mailman.
Public Service,
1-31
12-30
15c
12-16
22 Vic
com.
preferred
Missouri
9
,J*V1- 2
12- 8
$1.06V4 ;'V 2-'2 " ".t l- 8
4Vo rpreferred^ B :(quar.)d___
5preferred^
1-
50c
•.
DIading Drug stores »(quar.)_u___——
Mqhoning
12-10
•,v
62Vic
Macy (R. H.> & Co., common
(quar.)__
Vi'tfd • .preferred--'A.VKquar.K—'
"j
MadisoD
'12-10
l-31
-
12-16
12-31
•
"(quar.)
(increased
conv.
When
Share
Telephone
England Power Co.—
New
Mississippi Valley Barge Line Co.
12-31
*-
"$20c
-
12-31
$3.50
(.quar..)
3
12-31
$20e
*
i
111.
(increased-monthly)
preferred
;
Mississippi
$25d-*
-
-_L_-—_
Extra-
Maeco Corp.—
3
12-
Co.,
Aluminum
4.40%
3
'
$12 Vac
12-12
20c
(quar.)_i____r_J._-_______"_____
Mississippi Power
4.60%
12-
•
1-15
-
12-30
3%
preferred/(quar.)_.
Mirro
12-22
-12-29
;
V...
5%
.
"12-18
>.$25c^ l2-29
MqcMillan & Bloedel, Ltd.—"*:
.■V Class- -A "
(quar.)___ij_____:—
4V*&>-
12-31
1-22
5c
"
Maine
1-15
"
.
$50c
--
".-12-31
.
of
capital gains)
iZ
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
Minnesota Power & Light—
y
1- 2
6%
Extra
Class
1-15
15c
-
_—
'
60c
12-15
25c
Mining Corp. of Canada Ltd. (s-a)
Minnesota Fund, Inc. (year-end of
3c from
investment income plus 22c from
long-term
12-12
$1.50
Macfadden-Publications,
'
12-16
(quar.)
4V2%
New
1
$1.10
(quar.)
Stock dividend
*12-29
—•"'T1
preferred (quar.)
12-
1*
Company
Brunswick
Common
12-
Stock dividend Vi*__
Millers Falls Co.
(increased)
12-19
12-1.9
,
2_' $1.27%-%' 12-31
common
1-1-59
1-1-59
Per
Name of
New England Electric
System (quar.)
New England Gas & Electric
Assn.—
New
12-15
■
12-
27,/jC
Hquar.) _______________
4Vi% conv. preferred
(quar.)
Minerals & ' Chemicals
Corp. of America—
...
12-19
2
A
Miller-Wolil
i
12-16
1-
j
Extra
12-15
10c
______
(extra)
i
.1-16
10c
•'
Stock
1
preferred
Co.
Manufacturing,-common
Class
1-30
18%c
,
'•
6%
12-31
$1.50
LZ-Z-Z----
MacAnclrews &'Forbes Co.,
.
Telephone
Corp.—
Ross
1st
Laboratories
Miller
'
2-
12-
1-1-59
$1.08%
'pfd.-(s-a)______
States
4Vi%^preferred
Miles
»
12-31
y. 1-15
.1- 2
X25c
:—
Co
1-15
$22Vic
_
(quar.)____
Lynchburg Foundry.
'
;
..
__
1-1-59
12-
$1.11 Vi
i.
Mid-West Abrasives (quar.
t__
Midwest Rubber
Reclaming Coi,-com. (quar.)
.
*
•
1-15*
—_________________
(quar.)_l
l»12
v.'
Lo'vvney ( Walter M.T^Ltd. (quar.)__.
______
LuCky Lager Brewing
(quar.)__________,.___
LudlowTypograph Co., common
Extra
%
.-$6 preference
1-12
1-12
2-2
32%c
31 %c
>
Middle
Midland
2- 2
.
95c
97Vic
4.40% preferred (quar.)_____
Middlesex Water Co.,
7.%
12-29
2- 2
..
—
Lower St. Lawrence Power
Co.—
4%% preferred (quar.)
.
preferred
5Vi%
$1.11'.
1-1-59
New
(quar.)________
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
Holdera
Payable of Rec.
96Vic
Michigan Bakeries, 5Vi% preferred
(accum.)
Michigan Chemical Corp.
(annual)
Michigan Gas & Electric Co., com.
(year-end)
3
Stock dividend
;_
,12-13
$1.04
preferred -iquar.)_—
Louisville, Henderson
(.1-10
$1.24 ;;
.
(quar.)
When
Share
—
-12-31
.
15c
—_
Light Co.—
(quar.).
(quar.>
Louisville Gas- & Electric
^
preferred
4.45%
3-20
$1.75
-1-
•■'.
(quar.);
preferred
4.35%
,
12-30
''1 $1;
95c V
.
...12-20
4-1
pn;icm,u
3.90%
12-12
1-23
62%c
(final>_i__^—l__
Angeles Athletic Club
Los-Angeles
^
•>.<•0,0
3.80%
"12-12-
:' 1-, i
-
Per
Metropolitan -Edison Co.—
,
1-1
20c ' ■;
(quar.)__
-Year-end-
t
Name of Company
12-1P
1-1
.
(quar.62%c
common
Louisiana Power <fc
4.96% preferred
4.16% preferred
4.44% preferred
.
1-1
$1.10
7% preferred «.quar.)
..
•
V "1^1"
12-12
"$1.06% 7
1- 1.' 12-12
Co.—-
convertible preferred
5-convertible preferred
Los
-
.
-5%
.
Holder»
Payable o] Rec.
V $1.25
preferred E-(quar.
preferred G. (quar.
4.40%
Longines-Wittmauer
When
Share
-
.
—
—*
(quar.)
$1.50
1-45
$22 %c
1- a
-
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
48
When
Per
Monday, December 29, 1958
.
.
Name of
Palace
Company
preferred (quar.)
Pantex Mfg. Corp., 6# preferred
Parfccrsfcurg-Aetna Ccrj),
pfd.
$6
,,,
..
(increasea)
1-16
1-
2
2-
2
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
1-
1
12-19
12-10
62M;C
1-
2
$1.10
1-
2
12-10
$1.12 »/s
1-
2
12-10
2
12rl0
1-
$1.15
$1.06%
$1.06
3-
2
2-13
Metal Products Corp
Rike-Kumler Co. (quar.)
$1.16
3-2
2-13
Hiokc
2
2-14
3-
2
2-14
Rix-Athabasca
30c
3-
2
2-14
Roan
3-
2
2-14
1-
1
12-12
t$3
12-31
12-15
Stock
50c
1-15
12-19
Robertson
1-
25c
30c
Stock
2
12-10
1
1-20
2-
15c
1-
1-31
8c
1-15
1-
1-
20c
2
12-10
2
$1
12-31
12-
12-31
12-
5
Electric Co.—
$3.80 preferred
(quar.)——
4.30# preferred (quar.)
—
4.40#
preferred (quar.)
—
4.68#
preferred (quar.).
Pliiladelphia Fund—
Year-end of 5c from investment income &
15c from securities profits
Philadelphia
05c
2-
1
2-
1
2-
1
1-
9
$1.17
2-
1
1-
9
12-10
12-30
1-
62 #c
12-15
2
12-31
1-12
$2.50
12-16
1
1-
93 %c
I2V2C
1-15
12-15
75c
Philip Morris, Inc., common (quar.)
4# preferred (quar.)
,
3.90#
preferred (quar.)
Phoenix Insurance (Hartford)
(quar.)
1-15
12-19
$1
__
2-
2
1-15
97 #c
—
2-
2
1-15
12-12
(quar.)
Russell-Miller Milling Co., 4'##
Tools,
&
Co.
preferred
(s-a)
income
and
Gardner
Co.
Special
Colo.
preferred
preferred
4## preferred
4.46# preferred
Co.
capital
;
from
,,
preferred
12-31
12-12
12-31
12-12
1-
12-12
12-31
12-31
1-
1-
2
5
12-29
11-24
Util.
3-
1
2-16
1-12
12-15
1-
12-15
1-26
1-
2
Regis
12-30
12-29
Stock
12-12
Stock
1-
1
12-12
Stock
2-
2
1-14
47 #c
(quar.)
of North
5#
2-20
1-14
3-
2
2-13
4(4#
3-
2
2-13
4%#
3-
2
2-13
Schwitzer
2-13
2
3-
5c
(increased)
1-
1
12-10
35c
1-
1
12-10
2
1-
2
12-15
$1.16%
1-
2
Scott
12-15
$1.75
20c
27 #c
1-
1-
$4
Scott
2
12-11
12-31
10c
1-
5
12-19
Common
1-
2
12-
5
$*.50
1-
2
12-
5
Seaboard
Anne
1-15
1-20
12-24
$1.50
1-20
12-24
5c
Candy Co.
Quebec Telephone Co., 5#
Quemont Mining Corp., Ltd
Quiucy Mining Co.
2-25
50c
,
12-29
12-18
-1-
1
12-12
12-30
11-26
40c
(quar.).
1:25c
t30c
pfd.
12-30
12-
8
&
M. Bearings
Class
Radio
A
Corp.
Extra
.
Canada, Ltd.—
83.5C
1st
preferred
83.50
1st
preferred
Radorock
$28c
common
(quar.)_
Resources,
(quar.)
A pfd.
Finance
Co.,
common
A
(quar.)
1-
Real
2nd
preferred
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
Scagrave Corp., common
5## preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Seabrook Farms Co, 4Va#
2
12-15
pfd.
(accum.)—
(quar.)
Seatrain
1-26
12-19
Second
1-26
12-19
Lines, Inc. (quar.)
United Cities Realty Corp.—
Scries
class
B
A
5#
—
preferred,
87 #c
4-
1
3-
9
Securities
87 #c
1-2-59
12-
8
1-
12-
2
5# preferred A (quar.)
Security-Columbian Banknote (quar.),—,—
Security Insurance Co. of New Haven—
5c
30c
(s-a)
,
6
12-30
12-12
t30c
1-
2
12-12
85c
1-
2
12-10
7#C
1-
2
50c
1-
8
12-11
12-29
12-12
12-20
Reading jCompany—
4#
(quar.),
Hosiery Mills (year-end)
Reece Corp. (Mass.), 5# pfd. (quar.):
Digitized Regency Fund, Inc. (quar.)
for FRASER
$1.20
$1.25
5c
2-
2
12-29
1-15
12-
5
Acceptance
Corp,
common
1-16
12-29
1- 5
3- 1
12-17
15c
$1.12Va
1- 1
1- 1
12-19
1-10
12-19
12-18
1-10
1-10
1-10
1-10
12-31
1-15
1-15
12-18
12-18
12-18
12-18
12-12
1- 2
1- 2
$3.37(a
25c
20c
1-15
1- 2
12V*c
1- 2
12-31
11-28
11-28
12-19
Security
Quarterly
Seiberling Rubber—
(Los
(quar.)
5# preferred A (quar.)
Seismograph Service Corp. (quar.)
prior preferred
Leather
Co.
Shamrock Oil &
$2.50
10c
31 (4c
10c
1-' 2
1- 2
1-1-59
1-1-59
1-30
12-17
2-11
12-15
12-10
12-10
1-15
(year-end)
Gas
Corp.
(quar.)
2- 2
1-16
30c
semi-annually
Title Insurance Co.
Seton
85c
$1
40c
35c
Increased
4(a#
Silk
2- 1
$1.18%
$1.25
$1.25
$125
10c
68%c
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Raybcstos-Manhattan Inc. (quar.)
Reading & Bates OffShore Drilling Co.—
Class
12-19
1-12
1-16
25c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
Ranco, Inc. (quar.)
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd.
1- 2
2- 2
2- 1
25c
preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
$5 convertible preferred A
$5 convertible preferred B
25c
12-31
12-20
1- 2
12-16
12-16
1-17
4-17
7-17
.
"
series
50c
(quar.)
of America,
1-15
12-31
1-15
1- 2
1- 2
91 (4c
(quar.)
Inc.
Extra
—
1-20
4-20
2- 1
5- 1
8- 1
—
$3.G5
Scars, Roebuck & Co.
R.
1- 2
12-31
1-15
1-20
7-20
25c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
i
30c
J40c
(increased).
1- 2
40c
$1.50
$4.75
Queen
"
(quar.)
Williams,
Mfg.,
$2
(quar.)
12- 5
12-31
12-31
12-31
12-31
12-31
12-31
12-15
12-15
12-13
27#c
27Vac
27VaC
preferred (quar.),
Scruggs-Vandcrvoort Barney, Inc.—
12-15
1- 9
37#c
5#
—
$3.40 preferred
Co.,
preferred
&
12-26
12-24
12-17
12-17
Corp.—
Paper
Scoville
12-26
2-10
5-11
8-10
$1.06(4
$1.18%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Extra
12-19
2
1- 5
1-16
12-15
5#
5#
5#
Scott & Fetzer Co.
12-15
$1.06
_
1-
1- 2
1-23
1-23
1- 2
12-30
$.110 1-1-59
20c 1-15-59
24c
1-15
28c
1-15
25c
1-15
2#c
1-15
22c
1-15
20c
12-31
15c
1- 1
37#c
12-29
25c
1-15
$1.09
1-15
8c
1-12
$20c
2- 2
25e
2-10
Extra
$1
Quaker Oats Co., common
0#
preferred (quar.)
30e
Insurance Co. (quar.)
preferred- (quar.)
5Va# preferred (quar.)
5Va# preferred (quar.)—
Oklahoma—
(quar.)
Quebec Power Co.
$1.25
.
5(2#
Carolina-
I
$25c
Schering Corp., 5# preferred (quar.)
Schlage Lock Co. (stock dividend)
Schuster (Ed) & Co., common
(quar.),,—
$1.12#
$1.16
I
,
(quar.)—
dividend
dividend
$1.06%
;
$1.25
dividend
12-31
:j:63c
$1.05
r
2-27
Paper,
15c
Comm.),—
4- 1
$1
Francisco Ry. (year-end)25c
Castings (quar.)
11c
$25c
:
12-17
12-15
11-28
2-27
11-28
4.40# pfd. A (quar.),
Sanborn Company (initial),
San Diego Gas & Electric, common
(quar.)
5.60#
preferred
(quar.),.
5#
preferred
(quar.)
—
4'ij#
preferred
(quar.)
4.40#
preferred
(quar.)—
Sandtira Co., common
(extra),,
;.—
60c convertible preferred
(quar.)
Sangamo Electric (increased quar.)—
Savannah Electric & Power, com. (quar.),,
.4.36# preferred A (quar.XH.
:
Saxon Paper Corp.
(quar.)
Scarfc Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
Schenlcy
Industries
(quar.)
11-30
2
12-10
1- 1
4- 1
1- 1
^—
1- 1
12-12
Angeles)
$1.12
$1.25
* .10c
$1
40c
1- 1
1- 1
12-29
1- 2
1- 1
1-30
12-31
1-15
12-31
12-15
10c
1-
1
12-16
(quar.)
12#c
1- 1
12-16
(Initial)
5c
1- 5
12-17
31 %c
12-31
(quar.;____
—
12-
12-24
12-12
12-12
30c
1- 2
56 %c
1- 2
62 #c
1- 2
12 #c
—
1-30
(quar.),,
(quar.)
t
——
12-12
-
12-12
12-12
12-10
40c
1- 5
$1.12#
1-15
1- 2
25c
1- 2
12-15
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
"
1-15
<
1- 2
12-15
—
$50C
12-26
1-12
1-
1
12-19
12-31
22 #C
Telephone Co. (quar.),,——
Edison Co.—
12-15
12-29
.
15c
12-18
20c
California
Southern
65c
1-31
60c
12-31
28 #e
1-31
(increased quar.)
Common
5#-partic. orig,. preferred
(quar.)
4.56#
preferred
(quar.;
4.48#
preferred
preferred
(quar.;—.—
5
1-
5
1-31
1-
5
27c
12-31
12-
5
Ltd.—
.'
2-16
1-20
$$1.50
1-15
12-19
40c
12-30
12-10
$62 #C
(quar.)„___,
Common
1-
12- 5
28c
(quar.;,,
Southern Canada Power Co,
(quar.).
participating preferred
6#
12-15
1
12-30
15c
preferred (quar.)
Southam Co, Ltd. (quar.;
Southdown Sugars (quar.)—
Southeastern Public Service (quar.)
4.32#
1-
$1.37#
,V
12-12
1-26
3#
Gold & platinum Co
Electric & Gas Co.—
preferred
3
12-31
5c
(extra;
Porto Rico Sugar,
12- 3
38 %c
:
—.
Corp.
Southeastern
2
1-
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric-
$1.07#
Stockyards
National
Louis, San
Steel
St.
'
12-19
2
12-12
$1
$1
$1.07Va
(quar.),,
preferred A
St. Paul Fire & Marine
12-J9
4#
;
(quar.)—_
preferred (quar.)
4.65#
preferred (quar.)
7% original preferred (quar.)
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber (quar.)
Purex Corp., Ltd.
(quar.)
Purity Stores, Ltd. (quar.),,.
Pyle-National Co., com. (quar.)
preferred
12-19
17 #c
4.24#
8#
1-15
2-
12-30
2-28
3-31
(quar.)
Ltd., common
Corp.,
St. Louis
5
25c
_
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
of
12-19
$1.90
.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Co.
1-15
St.
12-31
2
12-30
10c
10c
—
12-31
8#
1-30
1-16
12-31
1-30
2-27
—
—
(quar.)
convertible preferred
Louis
St.
25c
Common
Service
1-15
12-31
30c
(quar.)
Public
414#
4#
12-19
12-
4Va#
12-30
12-30
12-30
1-31
1-31
:
1-30
Jersey Gas Co. (quar.j.^
South Pittsburgh Water Co.—
11-24
2- 2
2-13
(monthly)
$30c
South
South
9
2- 2
1
(quar.)
Coast
1-
12-17
12-31
.
preferred
preferred
South
;
50c
10c
preferred
Lawrence
5#
12-19
1-
(35c from
,
4.20#
Public
2
12-31
50c
Service Co. of Colorado, com. (quar.)
Stock div. (subject to appropriate order
5.60#
St.
12-15
121/ac
Public
Scryicc
12-29
75c
(quar.)
(quar.),,,
Transport Co., com.
preferred
(quar.)
Public
12-26
t75c
Company
from
1-16
5#
1- 9
2
$50c
preferred (quar.
American
Carolina
Common
St.
12-12
10c
Provincial
5#
2
2
12-31
1-2-59
12-15
2
1-
common
common
dividend
South
4.50#
11-21
1- 9
12-22
15c
—~—_
4.30# preferred (quar.)
Joseph Light <fe Power—
5# preferred (quar.)
2-20
3-
1-
(quar.)—
Inc., com.
preferred (quar.)—
4#
2
'156c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stock dividend
Prophet
1-
$2
—
Mfg.
1-15
$50c
;
$1.55
4%
12-10
6
pfd. (s-a)
(monthly)
Common
12-10
2
preferred
Stores,
Common (monthly)
30c
;
Progress
1-
10c
,
gains)Prince
1-
$3
Growth Stock Fund
investment
Safeway
15c
(quar.),
5# preferred
(extra),.
Brothers, Ltd., common
(T. R.)
9
25c
Corp.,
4#
1-
65c
Inc.
Price
1
20c
;
Prcstole
2-
$1.75
Ltd., com. (quar.)
4(is# 1st pfd. (quar.),
.
6#
non-cum.
partic. pfd. (quar.)
Pratt & Lambert, Inc. (quar.)
Freway.
4#
4.30#
Canada
of
Read
9
$1
(quar.)—
General Electric (quar.)
—
1-
$1.75
preferred
Corp.
2
1
$1.75
—
(quar.)„_
common
1-
2-
62 VaC
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabuia Ry. Co.
Quarterly
Plough, Inc. (quar.)—
Plymouth Cordage Co.
(quar.)
Pomona Tile Mfg. Co.
(quar.),
Electric
1-15-59
5##
12-19
12-19
1-2
$15c
$2.25
Ltd.
Foods Inc., common
Fine
& W.
S.
$1
7c
,
—
$1.12V2
(quar.)—!
pfd.
4##
(Jacob)
1-1
22-
X 70c
$2.80 preferred
Paper Co,
South
•
Industries,
Russell
12-15
40c
•
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
$1.55 preferred
(quar.)
•
V
12-19
2
1-1.
25c
——
——
Quicksilver Mines
Stock
11-28
1- 2
A—
*
11-28
25c
(quar.)
Sonotone Corp.—•
Sorg
8
12-26
*
2
$30e
(quar.)
Drug Stores Co,
Sonoma
8
12-
2
1-23
1-
...
12-10
12-
2
J-
r
9
1-
2
1- 2
$1.25
(quar.)
Co.
convertible preferred
50c
1- 5
conv.
Ruppert
Pillsbury Mills, Inc.—
Name changed to Pillsbury Co.—
$4 preferred
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Brewing, common (quar.)
$2.50 conv. preferred (quar.),
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Ciiicago Ry.—
Common
(quar.)
7# preferred (quar.)
—
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR. Co
—
1-27
binstein t—
.12-18
1-
10c
.
2
12-29
75c
,
Pickering Lumber Co.
3#
(quar.)
(quar.)
(increased)
Ltd,
Somcrville,
12-19
12-15
12-15
12-31
V.)
(A
5%#
1- 9
$1.10
20c
1- 2
1-31
Rohm & Haas Co.
1- 9
$1.07#
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation Co.—
5# preferred (quar.)
;
—
Philadelphia & Trenton R. R. (quar.)—
Philco Corp., 3%#
pfd. A (quar.)
.
Philippine Long Distance Telephone (quar.)
Roe
2-20
4
3-
$1.25
10c
(Canada), Ltd., common,
• ?20c
1- 2
1st preferred (quar.)
.$$1.43%
1- 2
(Stock dividend)
2#
12-29
ltohr Aircraft, new com. (initial-quar.)
25c
1-30
Rome
Cable Corp.
(quar.)
25c
1- 3
Rowe (T.) Price growth Stock Fund, Inc.—
(35c from undistributed ordinary net in¬
come plus $1.55 from net profit on
the
sale of securities«■
$1.91
12-29
Roxbury Carpet Co.
(quar.)—
—25c
2-13
Royul-McBee Corp., common (quar.),
15c
1-15
4',2# preferred (quar.)
.$1.12 (*
1-15
5# "preferred (quar.),
,
—
$1.25
1-15
5## preferred (quar.).„
—$1.37#
1-15
6# preferred (quar.)_,_.,^.„,,,—„r—$1.50
1-15
Royalitc Oil Co., Ltd.—
5/4#
preferred (quar.)—
$$0.3281 V* 1- 1
Rubinstein
(Helena), Inc.
(see Helena Ru¬
5
87 Vac
$1.50
1- 5
Aircraft
Sommers
12-19
dividend
Stock
;
1-15
1-15
1-2-59
1- 2
preferred
$2
12-15
40c
2-
1-
$1.25
0» Corp. (quar.)
(Howard; Paper Mills Ltd.—
(quar.)
—:
Solar
12-19
25c
1
$2
25c
(quar.)_,—
Rochester & Genesee Valley RR. (s-a)
Rochester Telephone, common (quar.)
5# preferred (quar.)
Roddis Plywood Corp.,
Button Co.
0
$15c
—;
Common
(N. Y.) —
Quarterly
Rochester
12-11
1
1-
9
1-
?10t;
(A.
Smith
11-26
12-19
12-31
2
2
50c
(N.), Ltd.
Smith
12-24
1-2
:
t20c
(quar.)
Rochester American Insurance Co.
> 2
1-16
$1.72#
—i25c
Common
2
1-
1-15
3#,
17 #c
(quar.)
com.
1-
2-
$15c
'
12- 5
1-12
1- 2
3#
i20c
—
L.)
(P.
(quar.)
B
Smith-Corona Marehant, Inc.
v
dividend
12-17
1
$25c
12-22
12-31
:
Company—
(H. H.;
Mfg., Ltd.,
$1 preferred
(quar.)
Robinson, Little & Co., Ltd.—
12-16
12c
—
12-17
2
25c
(quar.)
class A preferred
5#
12-12
12- 5
12-30
1-5
2
2-
25c
Superior Co
Slater
12-17
12-15
1- 2
12-30
4#
:
(initial)i5c
(final)
shares
American
1-15
12-31
11-
$$1.75
—„
Skenandoa Rayon, class A
1-15
1-15
1- 2
1- 2
2
$25c
12-23
1-26
1-26
—
—
Mines
Antelope Copi>er Mines—
Robertson
12-31
27 #0
(quar.)——
Phild.-Gcrmantown& Norristown RR. (quar.)
-Price
dividend
Uranium
3-
20c
& Co.
(quar.)
12-31
12-
15c
Sigma Mines, Ltd. (s-a,,u
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd, class A (quar.),.—.
20c
93V4c
2
1- 2
~
$45c
7# .preferred
(quar.i.
Inc., class A
(quar.),
B
*
1-19
12-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Common
Class
50c
20c
50c
1- 2
Shulton,
.043
—-
—
,7
614
;
2-13
$56 %c
1-14
2-25
Corp. ot America <quar,t
Sherv.'in-Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd.—- -
-
—
$I7c
Sheraton
Class
(increased).—40c
(Increased quar.)
40c
Ritter Company
30c
——
—„
_
Riley Stoker Corp.
Cement
(Charles)
Pratt,
12-10
20c,,
preferred
Extra
1- 2
1-15
3## preferred
Power
90c
2
(increased)
Porrinc Industries,
class A (initial) —
Pet Milk Co., common (stock dividend)
(an
additional share- for each share held)—
4## preferred (quar.)
Petfcibone-Mulliken Corp.
(quar.)—,—
Portland
12- 4
1-12
2-
,:
—-
.
dividend
G#
1- 6
2- l
Rich's, Inc., common (quar.)—
3%# preferred (quar.)
Rlchman Bros,
(quar.)
12-10
1- 2
83 %c
(quar.)
peoples Credit Jewellers, Ltd., 6# pfd. (s-a)
peoples Gas, Light <fc Coke (quar.)
Peoples Securities Corp
—
Pepsi-Cola Co. (quar.)
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers (quar.)__,,_.—
Portable
15c
59;«c
Metals Co., common (extra;,,—
orefcrred A (quar.)—
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco 3.60#
preferred (quar.)—^
Rhddeslan Selection Trust Ltd.—
•'»
Less Rliodesian & Nyasaland Inome Tax.,
and Territorial Surcharge of 37##,
leaving net amount of 3%d.,
American shares (final) (approx. amount)
-
12-15
45c
Association
Shawmut
,
12-18
?50c
4# preferred A (quar.;—________—
4»/a# preferred B (quar..——
1- 2-6
Reynolds
—
Publishing
Pfizer
l-io
J- 6
4-4#
45c
Year-end
4#
12-10
2-16
$1.25
Non-voting common (increased)..,,....;
Stock
12-31
75c
......
(quar.)
Year-end
Peruiane-nte
*fc
15C
3#
Inc. (increased)—,
Racing Assn. (quar.i
,—
Drug Co.
(8tock dividend)
Revere
12-31
12-29
$33 #c
(quar.;
A
12- 5
15c
Shawinigan Water & Power Co, com. (quar.)
Class
2
1-
6#
—-~
(stock, dividend;
Water
Sliusta
12 #c
—„
Steel Corp.-—-——
Sharon
12-12
1-15
12-16
12- 5
Rcvlon,
12-19
1S1.50
.
(quar.)
3.35#
(quar.)
4.GC #
(quar.):
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.25# pfd. (quar.)
4.25#
preferred (quar.)
4.64#
preferred (quar.)
Penobscot Chemical Fibre Co.—
Voting common (increased I——.-.—_
Pcnton
5
1-
1-1-59
2-16
1-2
12-31
(quar.)
A
Rexall
(quar.),,
common
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
1-31
1-19
$45e
Extra
4# #
1-19
12 Vac
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp. (quar.—
Pennsylvania Power «fc Light—4.40#
12-15
12-26
1-31
17%c
preferred (quar.)
(J. C.) Co. (quar.
«8c
Republic Pictures Corp, common—15c
$1 convertible preferred (quar.i——.—
"5c
Resistoflex Corp. (stock dividend;—_
3#
Class
1-10
(Canada), Ltd.
Chains
tcnold
1-2-59
10c
Penney
Common
1-
5c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
penman's,
11-26
12-18
2#C
(increased;„
(C. J.) Co., common
5# preferred (quar.
Pcabody Coal Co., common (quar.
Peninsular Metal Products Corp.—.
preferred
2
12-31
37 #c
(quar.)—
conv.
Patterson
6#
12-15
1
15c
37 #c
(quar.),,-
5#
Proof
Rust
1-
$1
Co.
Park Chemical Co.,
5
—
4#
Parker
12-29
12-
20c
Co. (quar.;
Pipe Line—
Eastern
Panhandle
12-13
—_
-
American Sulphur
Pan
12-29
10c
Corp.
Payable ol Rec.
Share
#
Holder»
When
Per
£ V. Name of Company (
i
Shapiro (M.) & Son (quar.;
Payable of llec,
Regent Fund, Inc—,
5c
12-29
12- 5
Reitman's (Canada), Ltd. (quar.)——, ,5
Reliance Flectric & Engineering (quar.),—,
45c
1-31
1-16
Reliance Mfg.,
3 '/a.# preferred (quar.t-rr87Vac
1-1
12-19
Share
Name of Company
Payable of ltec
Share
IJoldert
Holder*
When
Per
f
.
(2784)
12-15
12-15
12-17
12-19
12-16
Common
(quar.)
-
Materials
Southern
Nevada
4.80#
$1.20
2-
1
1-15
10c
2-
1
1-
24c
(quar.)
preferred
4.80#
Southern
1-
2
(quar.)—
(qitar.)
preferred
2
1-
2
12-15
1-15
12-20
15c
1-
2
12-17
1-
1
12-19
$1.25
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
1- 9
12-31
25c
.
Southern Oxygen Co. (Del.) (quar.)
Southwest Natural Gas
Co.—
5#
(quar.)
Electric
Southwestern
12-15
1-
34c
50c
Co, common
preferred (quar.),
—,—
Southern New England Telephone Co. (quar.)
5.44#
preferred A
12-19
$1.50
Southern Nevada Telephone
$6
9
Co.—
Power
Power—
preferred (quar.)—
$1.16%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Southwestern Life Insurance (Dallas)—
4.65#
4.28#
Quarterly
45c
—.
—
—
»
$1.07
Southwestern Public Service—
3.CO #
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.15#
4.40#
2-
1
1-20
2-
1
1-20
2-1 ~
1-20
$1.10
2-
1
1-20
$1.15
2-
1
1-20
$1.18%
2-
1
1-20
27 %C
2- 1
1-20
27 #C
2-
$1.06%
-
—
9c from net inc. and 22c from
1
1-20
31c
12-30
12-15
20c
12-31
11-13
$1.12#
10#
1- 2
11-13
capital gains
(quar.)
—
Spiegel, Inc. (stock dividend;,,
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance—
Common
(quar.)
preferred
1-20
97 #C
,
Sperry Rand Corp, common
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
$6.50
1
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.00# preferred (quar.)
4.75# preferred (quar.)
4.36# preferred (quar.)
4.40#
preferred (quar.)
Sovereign Investors—
4.25#
2-
$1.03%
$1.03%
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
3.70#
92 #c
12-
5
2
12-
5
25c
12-31
12-17
2#.
12-30
11-28
25c
12-31
12-22
2#
dividend
$1.60 convertible preferred
11-28
2
1-
$1.62
(quar.)
2
1-
25c
Square D Co. (quar.)
St&ley (A. E.) Mfg. Co, (stock dividend) —
Standard Dredging Corp, common (special)
Stock
1-
12-31
12-22
3-
40c
(quar.)
2-20
2
Oil
Standard
12-31
12-10
12-31
12-10
93%c
1-15
12-31
$37 Vac
1- 2
12-11
1-
8
12-18
1- 2
12-15
(quar.),,
.
(Ohio;
Co.
3%#
preferred
Standard
Paving
(quar.)
& Materials,
Ltd. (quar.)
Radio,
Standard
10c
18%c
Standard Financial Corp, common
Standard-Thomson
Ltd.
(quar.)
$15c
Corp.—
$0.1719
Stanfields,
class
±30c
Stanley Home Products (quar.)
Starrett
50c
dividend
Extra
12-10
1-
——
dividend)
;
12-12
12-31
1-15
12-31
1-
12-19
1-
2
1
3-11
2
12-20
$1.47#
1-
2
12-20
12-31
12-15
43 %c
15c
1-
1
12-18
25c
1-
1
12-16
25c
1-
1
12-18
20c
4#
quar.)
(quar.),,
,
-;t
•
1-
1-
2-27
25c
$1.25
$1.30
2
1-
2
~
12-30
5
12-22
2
2-
5
1-
1-23
10c
(quar.)
1-23
4#
Co
12-11
2
1-
4-
5Gc
Stop & Shop, Inc, new com. (initial
Corp. (stock dividend)—
Electric
3
1-
7#C
Stouffer
Suburban
2-24
1-12
y
dividend
common
5
3-10
57c
(quar.)—,—L
Clothier,
preferred
(quar.)
5
1-
12-15
15c
preferred
(quar.)
Stokcly-Van Camp, Inc., common (quar.),—
5# prior preference (quar.)
5# convertible 2nd preferred (quar.)
&
1-
2
40c
of
1st
Strawbridge
2-
12-29
25c
—
Stix, Baer & Fuller—
Corp.
12-15
2
7 VaC
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4 Yti #
preferred
(quar.)
Stevens Markets, class A (quar.)
Container
12-22
12-16
2
2-
25c
4Va#
Stock
1-
4#
Sterling Electric Motors (quar.)—
Sterling National Bank and Trust Co.
New York (quar.)
Stern «fc Stern Textiles, com. (quar.)
preferred
12-31
$30e
—
Stepan Chemical (stock
Sterchi Bros, (quar.),
5.90#
12-22
12-31
$40c
Extra
Brewers
12-31
$30c
Steel Co. of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
Sterling
12-18
$1.25
(quar.)
Ltd.
12-16
12-31
——
preferred (quar.)
Bros.
2
2#
12 #c
(quar.)
quar.)
1
;
Stedman
$5
2
40c
(increased
Common
Stone
1-12
1-
35o
convertible preferred
Engineering, Inc. (N. J.) (stock div.)
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
7#
2
Corp.—
Stavid
5#
12-31
2-
50c
class B (quar.)
Stanley Brock, Ltd,
12-31
1-15
$10c
(s-a)
A
1-15
$30c
Ltd,
(s-a)
Class B
.
*
2-
6
1-15
-
"
: *12-16,
12-17
Volume
188
Number 5807
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(2765 y
Per
Name of
Gampany
...
Chemical- Corp.—
Sun
Sun
•
(quar.)
,
Drug- Co:
Stock
•%'<
dividend—
1
Mold
Corp.
of
Super Valu Stores,
California
common
held,
.r—
4c
Swift. &
Co.
•
earnings)
Symington ..Wayne
Talcctt
Corp.
(James), Inc.,
Stock
com.
dividend
62 %c
-3*.
5.10%
1-
■"
5
12-12
:
2-
.6%
12-15
12-
5
12-
5
5,-
1-
12-17
-
.$1.02%
1-1
$1.12%
1-
$1.15
;
:
.tY
1
i
12-
'
U.
5
5
U.
S.
7
v"
1-15
..
preferred, (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Gas
,
k
1—J_
$1.27 ' l
-
:
"
__—;—:—
~
$1.16
1-15
Transmission—
2%
12-30
$1.24
-
$1.35
-
12-
1—1-
9
U.
S.
1-1
12-15
U.
30c;*"
3-15
£ $1.25 ;' :
•"<
$1:25
(quar.)—•;
$1.25
Inc.,, 4%
(quar.)—;
3.65%
-Thomas
:
Y .Class
(quar.)_
conv.
5%
Adams
common
4%%
Stock
Time
(Ky.)
dividend
Finance
Class
,
1-
1
12-15
1-30
1-19
1-30
12-15
1- 2
12-15
12-30
1-
12-
8
12-
5
12-
5
12 %c
1-
1
12-15
12-31
12-10
12-10
30c
1-12
17 %c
1-
13c
12^19
12-19
1-15
,
12 %c
1-
2
1-15
1-
2
1-15
13c
'■
i-15
2
1-15
25%
_—
12-17
1-31
10c
A__
Construction
&
12-19
12-31
———
(quar.)
2
1-
$1.12%
—_
(increased)
2
5
1- 2
(quar.)
class
12-
$1.06Vi
——
(.Mass.)
12-15
1-2
-
Common
1-19
1- 2
1- 2
(quar.)—
B«—■——.—>
50c preferred
Tishman Realty
12-15
$1
(quar.)——
Co.
1
31 Vic
—
Tidewater Oil Co., $1.20 pfd.
L M. E. Inc.
(initial)
Finance
1-
31 Vic
series) (quar.)
preferred series B (quar.)
Building Inc. (Chicago)
;T.
Time
Universal
3%
(initial
preferred
$3.50
12-15
25c1
Thrift Investment Corp., class Acorn,
(quar.)
.Thrifty Drug Stores, 4%% preferred (quar.)
.
12-15
40c
convertible
pfd.
12-20
1
1-
2
Co.—
5%
preferred
Stock
180
four
(spin
79th
shares
12-29
12-23
12-29
12-23
25c
(quar.).
dividend
East
10c
15c
12-29
12-23
—.—
off),
Street
(one
share
Corp.
for
of
1-31
Tobin
Packing, (quar.)^
..Tonopah Minina ( Nevada) (from net income)
7c
(quar.)____.
12-15
2
2-
*37 %c.
6
12-31
Toronto
Iron Works, Ltd.,
".Toronto
Mortgage
common
Co
2
12-
5
1-
2
12-
5
+25e*
(quar.)"__
—___7_—
1-
UOc
•Zi''- Class "A' (quar.)—
1-
2
12-19
1-
2
412-19
,*25c
*$1.25
——
^Toronto Star,
Ltd., 6%.preferred (quar.)
6% participating preferred (extra
;,Torrington Co^ (■quar,>7-l------------------
'..Towmotor
Corp
12-31
—1
„
12-12
stockholders
on
Jan.
to
approval
20-.;
-
4%%. preferred (quar.)
"A 5%,-,. preferred (quar.) !—
'Trane Company
(quar.)—
^
of
.
Transamerica.
Corp.:.- (quar.
Caribbean
Airways,
Stock dividend.
TransccntinentaJ
.
Common
"
$2.55
1-12
112-
1
2-17
2-
2
"
-*
''
2-
2
'
2
"•
Pipe
,
Line
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
$5.96
&
1-
2
12-10
1-
2
12-10
1- 2
12-10
*$1.12%
"
.
?5j0c
2- 2
1-15
1-30
12-31
7%c
1-26
1-
9
1-26
1-
9
25c
2-
1
2-
1
2-
1*
1-15
2-
1
1-15
Forging
(quar.)
Tucson
:
,
Stock
dividend
(2-1
A
Co—
stock
12-31
1-
1
12-15
12-
9
—
$1.12%
1-15
1-15
1.
10c
1-15
12-24
12-31
<1
split)
;
2
1-15
12-11
1-
9
12-30
12-1)
1-
9
1-
1
12-
1-
1
12-22
Woodall
12-22
Woodley Petroleum
:
~7~
37%c
4%%
preferred
1-
2
12-
1-14
12-26
1-14
12-22
Yard-Man,
2
12-12
Yellow Cab Co., common
6% convertible preferred
80c
1-
15c
2-14
*5c
12-31
17 %c
1-15
1-
2
1-15
1-
2
13c
&
12-31
12-
12-31
Towne
5c
(quar.)
12-31
87 %c
2-
3
12-12
1
1-15
1-31
1-15
25c
12-29
12-12
3%
1-19
5%
50c
2- 2
$2
1-
10c
2
12-30
Zale
1
12-15
2-
2
1-15
1-
2-10
12-31
1-
1-
(initial)-
12-31
King
12-31
Corp.
1-30
75c
t
$1.75
2
Webster
Weeden
2
12-15
2
12-19
1-15
12-23
1-
37 %c
2
12-18
2%
2-13
1-23
15c
1-
1
12-16
$1.37%
1-
1
12-12
2-
5
—
30c
1-23
1-
1
1-
9
12-15
$1.12%
Co.,
4%
—
L
.
1-15
1-15
15c
1-15
50c
1-
50c
1-16
(quar.)
2
Fund (12c from net investment
Income and 45c from net securities
profits)
West
Oil
&
Indies
Snowdrift
Sugar
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Penn
Electric
West
Penn
Power
Co.
(quar)
preferred
preferred
B
4% %
(quar.)_
(quar.)—
preferred
1
Utilities. 4.40% pfd. (quar.)__
Virginia Pulp & Pauer (quar.)
Texas
Virginia
12-
1
12-26
12-30
$11.25
1
12-26
Water
31 Vic
1-
2
12-15
12-30
12-26
50c
1-
57c
12-29
1
35c
1-
2
1-
12-15
18
Surety
4
12-15
3
12-10
$1.50
1-2-59
%c
12-31
12-15
12-30
12-
3
$1.25
12-30
12-
3
115c
1-15
12-31
1-
12-19
(increasedi-
25c
25c
2- 2
1-2
12-10
1-12
12-20
1-
12-20
7%c
20c
1-30
1- 0
37 %c
4-30
4-
9
37 %c
7-31
4-
9
7%c
12-31
12-15
:
12-12
75c
1-
2
25c
1-1
62 %c
1-
12-31
12-15
1
12-15
$1.25
1- 1.
12-15
$1.75
1-
12-15
9c
1
1-15
12-29
1-10
12-19
1-10
25 c
(one
12-12
1-15
50c
(quar.)
held)
(stock
1—2
$1.75
12-19
share
Y
(quar.)___Y_
Coke
2
37 %c
(quar.)_
2-
2
1-
2
50c
12-29
12-12
$2
r_
&
1*20
(quar.)
Tsoc
Corp.
2
37 %c
12-29
12-12
$2
12-29
12-12
:
dividend)
5%
and/or record
Jamaica
income
8.
date
was
1-30
1-
date
is
at
9
the
source.
Non¬
7%.
Incorrect.
indicated
The
corrected
payment
here.
tax.
funds,
less
15%
Canadian
12-31
12-12
37 %c
12-29
1-15
12-19
$1.05
1-15
12-19
$1.12%
1-15
$1.10
1-
1
30c
1-
2
$1.25
York
&
nonresidents
Honduras Rosario Mining Co.
The
directors on Dec.
10
adopted
Increase in authorized common
ta*
resolutions
stock
—
Stock
recommending
an
from 188,367 to- 450,000
shares
provide for a three-for-one stock
split, and ordered the calling of
special stockholders
meeting for Jan. 21, 1959, to take the
necessary
corporate action to put the
plan into effect.
Stockholders of record
Dec. 19. 1958 will
be entitled to vote at the
meeting. It Is anticipated
that following
stockholder approval of this action
the "stock split"
will be put into
efefct as promptly as the
additional shares can: bo
listed on the American Stock
Exchange. As there will be no sale oi
offering of shares to the public, SEC
approval is not required.
The board also declared a
final dividend for the
year 1958 of. $1
per share on the present
stock, payable Jan. 2, 1959 to stock of record
Dec. 19, 1958.
Dividends declared
during 1958 total $3.50 per' share
compared with $2.75 per share
during 1957.—V. 182, p. 2251.
to
a
Northern Illinois Gas Co.—Plans
Financing—
The company has
indicated that its
five-year capital spending budget,
1959
through 1963, would amount to $158,000,000 for
plant
additions, pipe line construction and
underground gas storage develbpment.
Of
1959.
the
and
In
the
12-15
$1.12%
12-12
12-19
12-15
12-
8
•
1-
1-
1
12-15
1
12-15
10c
(quar.)
12-31
75c
„
dividend)
shares
Split—
expected
12-
Service—
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
Western Carolina Telephone
Western Casualty &
12-15
12-15
from
*1.02%
(quar.)
West
12-31
Co.^—
4.10%
West
2
*$1.75
(quar.)
West
1-
12-31
1-
$1.50
25c
West Jersey & Seashore RR.. com.
(s-a)
West Kootenay' Power &
Light, Ltd.—
7%
12
2
2
1-15
12-15
Wellington
Wesson
12-31
1- 2
33c
preferred
2
40c
—
(quar.).
Inc
1-
2%
—_
Investors,
&
1-
1-
9
(Continued from page 8)
New
12-19
11-
Productions
.
pieferred
*40c
1-
12-15
1-
*35c
—
—
5%
12-15
*$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.
common
12-16
25c
—
«.—
12-29
General Corporation and
Investment News
1-15
12-31
12-31
62 %c
6% convertible preferred-B
(quar.)——
Waukesha Motor Co. (quar.)
Knitting Mills (quar.)
Webb & Knapp, Inc., $6
pref. (quar.)
$6
preference
(accum.)
Weber Showcase & Fixture Co.—
Wayne
*40c
Co.
par
(stock
Payable in U.
1-16
'
—
(increased)
(Calif:)--v
dividend) Y———
12-10
12-18
12-19
2-2-59
$1.12
pfd. (quar,):.:
(qunr.
Pharmaceutical Co.—
(stock
2
1-31
12-31
12-19
10c
-
preferred
(quar.)
Warren Brothers
Co:,(quar.)————
Common
1-
12-31
11-28
5c
(quar.)
Baking Co.," 5%%
Waste
75c
Y
date
xLess
12-20
12-19
12-30
4%
(quar.)
Disney (Walt)
Corp, (special)
1-15
1-31
25c
com.
Previously published
12-19
2
12-29
87 %c
a
y
5
15c
see
.j 1-31-59
4c
9
*30c
resident tax 15% ;■ resident tax
Less British income tax.
1-30
4-16
(Jim)
investment.
Transfer books not closed for this
dividend.
t Payable In Canadian
funds, tax deductible
7-17
Disney
12-15
7-10
•
12-12
1-27
each
Special
Ziegler Coal
5
12-31
35c
dividend)(year-end)
com.,
12-31
(quar.)
Extra
a
.
Inc.,
12-15
Ltd
1-
5%
Co*,
Radio
IS-
*75c
$50
com.
for
25c
(quar.)
B
Zenith
2
1-15
Jewelry
Class
Zeller's
25c
————
10-
1
_
1-14
1-
$1.25
Door
Inc.,
preferred
12-26
30c
25c
Co.
preferred
Steel
Bros.,
12-12
5-1-59
Tiernan,
1
1-
5% preferred $100 par
(quar.)______i___
7% preferred (quar.)
Yuba Consolidated Industries
(quar.)
12-12
25c
—
Mfg.
convertible
Younkers
12-12
8-1-59
&
1
11-
Inc.-
Youngstown
(increased)
15c
dividend
8-
35c
6% convertible preferred
(quar. r
Yosemite Park &
Curry (quar.)
Young (J. S.) Co., common (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)—
12-10
15c
Stock
4-10
30c
Combing (Canada), Ltd.
Wrlgley (Wm. Jr.) (Monthly)
Monthly
1-30
(quar.)
Walt
1-19
1
$1.50
(increased quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
5%
6%
preferred
Wallace
1
5-
35c
Woodward-Lotnrop—
8
17 %c
Wagner Baking Corp., 7%
pfd. (accum.)
Waldorf System
(quar.)
Walker & Co., $2.50 class A
(quar.)
Walker
(H.)-Gooderham & Worts, Ltd.
1-30
2-
$1.06%
*25c
12-26
1-15
2-20
35c
—
(quar.)_
v 12-22
Yale
(stock
preferred
quar.)
-
,12-15
6%
$3
12-20
(quar.)
Co.
1
(quar.)
preferred
12-20
1
1
"
(quar.)
1-
preferred
Corp.,
1
1-
!
25c
dividend)
_
12-20
1-
:
1-1
new
(quar.)
Co.
1-
1_
Industries
12-17
12-12
12-19
Y
12-22
1
1-30
35c
(Increased
Extra
1
1-
12-29
—:
1
12-1*2
20c
Chemical Co.
9
12-31
25c
Co
1-
5
12- 5
4%
-
Yl—Y
(quar.)
Ltd.
(s-a)—
1-
9
12-
2
1-
$1,311/4
Alexander, Ltd. (annual»
(John) Industries, class A—
Wood
1-
2
25c
Y.
Oil
2
75c
Wood
5
12-10
2-
50c
(quar.)
Witco
11-28
1- 2
2%
(quar.)
income)
12-11
37%Ci"> 1-
(J.
Wiser
12-11
1- 2
12-10
40c
net
12-11
12-10
12-10
1- 2
$1.43 3,4
t
C.),
Wisconsin Electric Power Co.—
6% preferred (1897)
(quar.)
Wisconsin Fund, Inc. (from
12-23
12-30
1- 1
1- 1
(quar.)
preferred
3-10
12-19-
12-15
*15c
,
(quar.)
$4.25
1
M5
$1.06 Vi
common
(quar.)___
Wilson
4-
1-2
•50c
;
Common
2
6%
West
Power—J"
Twin Coach
"
$1.50
preferred (quar.)____
conv.
1-15
1-15
-
$1 -5
(Jersey City)
Gas, Electric Lieht
67 %c
—
11-
12-24
30c
2nd pfd.
4.20%
pfd.
'
.
..
Corp.—
-25c
Jersey
1-15
$1.49
(quar.)__
Williams Steel
of New
1
'
Tri-Continental Corp., $2.70
Temper Corp.—
7 4%% preference (quar.)
5% preferred A 'quai.>
Co.
2-
63 %c
$1 ?"%
True
Trust
-
$1.42%
—
(quar.)
preferred
Transue
12-10
Corp.—
•
$4.90
1- 2
25%
a——I—,———
Gas
2-17
20c
A
2
12-26
12-16
30c
30c'
(quar.)
87 %c
.
Von's Grocery
Mfg.
preferred
12-12
1-2-59
"
'
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
30c
-
(quar.)
Virginia Iron, Coal & Coke
Virginia Railway—
6%
preferred (quar.)
Vulcan
5x/4%
preferred
414%
12-12
12-23
1
$1.25
$1.25
Wool
(increased)
Chemical Works, common
3%% preferred (quar.)
Warner-Lambert
12-31
50c
6%
*
1
1-15
35c
^
35c
'
Viau, Ltd
12-17
Y 20c
22%c
—
cl.
(quar.)
$5.70
.
"
1
2
15c
12-31
*60c
—
Inc.. (Del.)
22-
12-31
15c
$1.25
Co.,
Stores,
1-
1-
1-15
37%C'
*15c
Wilcox Oil Co.
(quar.)
Wilson & Co., common
Common
(quar.)—
12-12
*25c
Instrument
12-30'
12-3CP
Common
(resumed)
Victor
Victoreen
12-31
$1.12%
(quar.)—:
(stock
37 %C
(quar.)_
Cement
dividend
93 %c
Company
Ventures, Ltd. (s-a)
Aircraft
12-19
12-19
12-19
»
62 %C
Vendo
Vertol
12-30
12-30s
37 %c
;
common
'93 %c
5% class A preferred
(quar.)
Vanadium Corp. of America
12-18
1Q%
.
.Trans
12-12
"
Warner Bros.. Pictures
$1.12% : >
(quar.)
———_
12-31
„
—_—_—
class A
1-13
3-20
Company—
Ward
*60c
Finance;.Ltd.,
(quar.)i.^—_■
-
(quar.)_
$4.50
.
StockY dividend " subject
B.)
Walter
«.
"
.Traders
(J.
Motor
Wieboldt
12-19
$1.75
Camp Sea Food (quar.)
1-.2
35c ,f
1
4-10
22 %c
Lens
Van Sciver
2-
1-10-59
$1
Whelan Corp.—
convertible
preferred
12-15
40c;
.
—
.
j
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
common
Inc.
)
,
$1$1.75
(quar.)
Whitehall
11-28
.
12-15
'
vTowne Mines Corp.—
"v.
Y $1.75
prior. preferred Yaccum.)_7'________
'
pfd..
(quar.)
12-31.
.1
.
12-10
1
10c
-Corp.,
12-31"
*75c
Y
2
1-
50c
I
(increased)
U*"* Power &
Light Co. (quar.)
Utility Appliance Corp., $1 conv. pfd. (quar.)
Van
preferred
12-23
1-
20c
—
Toronto General Trusts
Univis
$5
1-
10c
Controls,
90c
(quar.)_
Whirlpool Corp.,
White
5c
Universal-Cyclops Steel (increased)
Stock dividend
Universal Leaf Tobacco
Co., com. (quar.)—
8% preferred (quar.)
I
$4.50
each
heldi
common
United
(increased)
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry. (quar.).;
Wheeling Steel Corp., common
12-12
12-12
12 %c
conv.
12-15
(quar.)
Common
preferred (quar.)
Corp.—
.7
Utilities
12-11
12-29'
5%;
(quar.)
Shoe Mfg.
dividend
2
25c
9
(quar.)
(initial
non-cum.
B
1-
Reclaiming Co.—
Stores
$4.20
United
1-1-
25 c.
12-19
12 %c
2
25c
(quar.)
United
1- 1
.
(quar.)
Wteyenberg
12-19
2
$1
convertible
1-
15c
(quar.)
12-
70c
1-T1
91 Vic
A
~
2
1-15
$2 50
quar.)-—
United Steel, Ltd.
(reduced)
United Stockyards
Corp., common. (quar.)—
••
«•
$1
__—
-
9
1-
20c
S. Vitamin
Corp., name changed tO;U. S.
Vitamin
&
Pharmaceutical
common
'
25c
31'/4C
dividend
5%.
1—2
*
25c
u
(quar.)
Markets,
'
■300
44c
tquar.)*
Stock
*
9
1-
2-2
*
$1
Industries,.class
Tliorofare
r
9
1-
——
(quar.)
Thor Power Tool Co.
/
9
1-
(quar.).
preferred
B
1-
2- 2
—
Thalhimer Brothers, common
12-23
2-- 2 *
$1.21
(quar.)I--:
7/4%. preferred A
r
14% preferred' B-
8
2- 2 ?
■
—;
preferred
12-31 -
$1.19
_
,,
Inc.;"'common
preferred
1
12-
$1.14*
—
$4.84 preferred- (quar.)
Texas Utilities (increased)
Textron,
12-15
$i
,
—
.§
Textiles,
2rl6
1 Y
4%:'; *■' 12-29
Texas & Pacific By., (quar; ):
Texas Power &; Light Co., $4
pfd.
$4.56
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-
Trust
8
Stock
preferred
U: S.
1-
1-
62 %c
(quar.)
(N. Y.) Co.
12-15
$1.50
Telegraph (quar.)___
L
Westmoreland. Inc. (quar.)
:
i
Weston (George),
Ltd., class A (quar.)
8
37 %c
Smelting Refining & Mining Co.—
7%
12-
$1.06 Vi
—
-
(quar.)
Rubber
13-15
—
*75c
*
$1.40 convertible preferred
S. Shoe
Corp. (quar.)
U.
12-15
'
_
preferred
pref. A
12- 8
50c
3%%..convertible preferred B
(quar.).
- preferred
(quar.)—
*.-11
U. 8.
Printing. & Lithograph Co.—v ■
S.
Common
5%
preferred
5% preferred
Western Union
:12-12
10c v
Year-end
Stock dividend on- common
4.96% preferred (quar.)
5.40% preferred (quar.)
$4.76
13 %c
4% %
1-15
2%
2-
I
(quar.)
37%c
7%
1-16
1-46'
Stationery—
(increased)
"
Class
pref.- (quar.)
Co.,
ttl-
13-16
.
preferred 1955 series
(quar.):
5% preferred'1952 series
(quar.)
Western Plywood, class B
(quar.),
Western Tablet &
Stock
(New Jersey), 4%%
Playing Card Co. (quar.)
5%
2
1-15
common
Plywood Corp.,.
3%% preferred A
U.
2
1-
Machinery. Corp.—-
Gypsum
12-
1-
12-31
$1.12%
(quar.
S. Lines
S.
*.
Texas
S.
G.
U.
2- 2
2-2%
1- 9
12-10
10-19*
.
1-10'
J35c
Co.—
'
v
(quarj
B
5
.
1- 2
2-10
30c
'
,
'■*'
Corp.,
Foil Co., class A
Class
1-1""
$1.14
1-20
2- 2
25c
Conditioning (initial)—
Fidelity Guaranty Co. (Baltimore)—
Quarterly
>______) 1
U. S.
—
(quar. )
2-16
*8c
Air
12-5
Y: $1.27%
1-20
S.
12-
.
f $4.64
S.
f
5
1-
1-20
2-16
25c
(quar.)__.
Corp.
5
1-
2-16
$1
$1.12%
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
6%
U.
5
12-
92%c
1958
partic.
United Shoe
Common
5
1212-
1-20
12-31
t50c
5% preferred (quar.):
Western Natural Gas Co.—
12-15
2-16
l+T
90c
(quar:);
—
$2.50
Pacific
A
5%
preferred
preferred
1-1
$1.25
(quar.)
12-
1
I"' 1
1
*
$1.16$1.16 (4 *7
$1.22 %
——.—
(quar.)
preferred
:
Non-cum,
5
1-1
-
*
United
U.
12-
U 1
-
■
1-1
;
Sfl.06%-
_*■
*
.;.
*15c
Quarterly
4
.9/
;
preferred; (quar.)
—'•
$1.28 -j 1- 1:
12- 5
,,7;5,T6%' preferred' (quar.)____:
1-1 ;
12- 5
5.J2.5(i-'. preferred (quar.)_
$1.31%'
1- 1 ; 12- 5
Tennessee. Natural Gas. Lines, Inc.
is 2
1) 12-15
(quar.)—:
15c
Texas? Electric Service, $4
pfd. (quar.)
1-15
;
?1'7 2- 2
,
414%
8
12-
5
1-
12-15
12-15
(quar.).
preferred
20c
—
class
Western Maryland
Ry., common
>4% preferred (quar.):
; 7% preferred (quar. )i„
12-10
1
1
87 %c
—
United Gas Corp.
(quar.U
United Gas Improvement—
8
12-
1-
p.,;
6
12-
A
6
1-
1-
-
United New Jersey RR. &
Canal (quar.).
12-17 >'
7
1- 5
-
29c
'
2
1- 2-
15c
5.12%
t $4.56
*7$5.08
class
1-
40c
Co.
—
Ltd.,
$L40- preferred
(quar.)'
Western Insurance
Securities
$6 preferred (quar.)—
Western Kentucky Gas
12-17
*5c
.
(quar.
United-Greenfield
12-
#
15b
,
5
12-31 ^
12-31-7
•
$r.50
——
12-
(quar.)
pfd,. (quar.)
series (initial)
(reduced)United Fuel
Investments, Ltd.—
5
1-T7
4%
(quar.)
(quar.)_
preferred
1- ■ 2*
conv.-
6%
conv. pfd.
United Fruit Co.
,
12-
12-
•'
1-2.
'
'
5%%
12-15
1- 2
2
(quar.)
(stock-dividend)-
(quar.)_
12-15
1%C
(quar.)__—_—
preferred "(quar.)
Grocers
Common
When
BoUan
Payable of.Mao.
Share
Stores
Co..
Western
12-17
1-
Per
Company
Department
Western: Electric
Ordinary
United Biscuit Co. of
America—
$4.50
preferred (quar.)—:
United Cities Gas Co.—■
12-15
1-2
4%-
.
preferred
Western
1-10
2
tl5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Twisf Drill
Union
:
12-15
It
1-
$1.25"
(quar.)—
(quar.)_
1-20
1-
$1
preferred" (quar.)
iV$4 preferred
$4.50 preferred
"
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)—_—
1-20
25%
common,
2nd
;
12-31 1.
t25c-*
Tennessee^ Corp.; (extra)—-1
Tennessee Ga$. TVansinission—- " 1
'
4.90'
a
'
*
2
$2
.
preferred
•
TClluride Power Co., 6% preferred
*
6% ■ 2nd preferred (reduced)
Y'5%.'
7
1-
740C-; -12-31
—.—
<
t Class B- (stock dividend)——J
"-"7$5 preferred (quar.)
:——__—_
4.50%
preferred
.4.60% r. preferred
4.64%
preferred
4.65%
preferred
11-
,:
'
2-
13%C
Union Gas Co. of
Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
Union Oil Coir of Calif.1
(quar.)
Union Pacific RR. Co.
5
12- 2 !■
12-311
30c
—
preferred
-
12-15
1
1-2-59
tSOp
•
' preferred
8
-1-15
|*®c
Semi-annual_Y_;—-_Y.—Y-YY—_Y
4.10%.
1-
lOffc5"
62%<r
Viv
j
12-19
62% C
;
par tic.
Co.—
Electric
$3.50
12-15 Y
12-
12-31
15c
*7
Telephone Service Co. of Ohio—;
Common class A (quar.
r
Stock. dividend
74.25%
1- 2
1-1
,
*3c<
.
's:
*2
2
Name of
12-19
1-
:
—
Acceptance, Ltd.,
$3.70
-
dividend.
non-cum.
Union
1
(Canada), Ltd.—
'
1- 2
62 %C
.;•
Shares
Extra
.:
7 60c.
12-29
$1
'
_
—
-
-
12-29
-■<
*7c-
7,.
•
Temco Aircraft Corp.
"V Extra:'"—-——--
1-15
•7 1-15
40c
:
.
Union
12-29
.-:y-v
j
Carson
12-19
1-15
7 k*
.
V.; Taylor, .Pearsoiv, &;
12-19 >/
1- 2
•
75c:
v' •*>,4% preferred (quar.)——————;
Taylor Instrument. COS. - (quar.)——
30c
,
(quar.).
Harrison, Inc.—•
When
Boldert
Payable ofRec,
Share
■
-
:.'(quar.)i__"'_l___^_l"'__-;77-'-!__l_
Stock
3...'
(IncreasedI.—33c
!
5%
?
Underwriters .Trust Co.
(quar.)
y Special
'z.
Unilever N. V. American
.
7
—-
(quar.)
A
,.
preferred (quar.)_:
Tamblyn (G.) Ltd., common (quar.)
f.
12-19
10c
preferred*, (quar.)—
Sylvanite Gold/ Mines. Ltd.—-— i—i-i.
,
1-6
1- 2
'*
I
—
,/Y $4
-
1-20
40c
15c
(reduced).
v
Co.,, com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Two Guys From
"7 Class
.
12-12
25c
J
>-7^
:
" as-
-
Rapid Transit
5%
convertible prior
208 South La Salle
Street
12-10
12-29
1
Per
Name of
Company
v
<•
12-10
.—
:
Switsoh Industries; Ltd. (quar.)_
Sylvania Electric Products— *./
■
1-7;
5%' •:v;
^
<
!
'
12-16
--'-7
—
-Common- (frorr* 1958
'
|
-
(quar.)____
preferred:"(quar.)
Sweets,Co. of America—
'
.
12-12
1-22
5%
•-
1
Sfc--'-' 12-30
(quar.)—.—(
Susquehanna Corp., (stock dividend)
YY'
o) Rec.
t
t$l. 26 V 1-1-59
*
subject to stockholders approval
Swank, Inc.:
,
"
'
1- 2
v
-6c"~4
-v
—
Stock dividend: (one share for each share
s
*\
Twin. City
$1.12
-——--7
—
Sun. Life Assurance (Carradav
tquar.)
Suiiset International Petroleum
(s-a>
Super
'"'i
72
—
4»
Holders'-
Share* 'Payable
aj'V
t
/•
,
$4.50 preferred: A
When
12-29
12-22
30c
12-31
12-11
total, $115,000,000 will be raised in new
financing, and it is
$35,000,090 first mortgage bonds would be
floated in
some
addition, there is the possibility of a preferred stock
flotation1,
raising of some funds through common stock
financing-, "per¬
haps in the form
of
convertible
debentures."—V.
Pacific Finance Corp.—Banker
on
188,
p.
1436.
Board—
John A. Boyd, Canadian
representative of Lazard Brothers
Co.,
Ltd., London, England, and President
of its Larcan Investments
Ltd.,
Toronto, Canada, was elected a director of
Pacific Finance Corp: on
Dec. 10, it was
announced by Maxwell C.
King, President.
Mr. Boyd has been
associated with the
corporation in the develop*
ment of
its Canadian
affiliate, Pacific Finance Corp. of Canada
Ltd., of
which he is Board
Chairman. Widely known in
business, financial; and
legal circles, he is also a director
of Roll«s-Ro"ce of Canada
Ltd., Im¬
perial Bank of
Canada, and of the Canadian board of
Yorksbiso
Insurance Co. Ltd.
He Is a member of Lie
Toronto advisory board ot
the Royai Trust
Co., and is also an officer and director
of a
of other
companies.—V
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
50
heat-seeking missile has been in operational use for
Navy and Marine Corps air groups, as well as the
U. S. Air Force, are* arming some
of their newest jet fighters with
this air-to-air missile.
The
nine-foot,
155-pound missile can be carried in quantity by
jet fighters and fired singly or in salvos. No special pilot training or
complex launching equipment is necessary.
Sidewinders strike their
targets by homing in on the infrared radiations (heat) emitted by
the exhaust of an enemy jet.—-V. 188, p. 1522.
deadly
This
Products Co.—Sales Up 30%—
Reuben P. Hughes, President and Chairman of the Board on Dec. 12
Indicated that the company's sales lor
19o8 are expected to top
£14 000,000 which will represent a 30%
increase over 1957, and will
be ihe highest in the company's history.
Earnings per share of
common stock
(on the new basis subsequent to both stock dividends;
Will approximate $2.40 per share which compares to $1.98 per shaie
Pacific Hawaiian
for last
" •':>-V
i79i.
p.
capitalization to the new basis,
adjusting the 1957
after
year
185,'
—v.
Corp.—Sea-Land Service—
This corporation is broadening its Puerto Rican Sea-Land Service
with the addition of Jacksonville, Fla., as a port of call, early in 19*>9,
4t
announced oil Dec. 9 by Malcolm P. McLean, President. Regular
calls at the Florida city will be made on the northbound voyage from
Puerto Rico to Port Newark, N. J, lmi"ediately up0n completion ol
work
under way on the Line's terminal facilities at Jacksonville,
Atlantic Steamship
Pan
was
Weekly
three
are provided in the Sea-Land Service which was
Rico in the summer of 1958. This represented
Pan-Atlantic's Trailersliip service first inaugurated almost
ago between domestic Atlantic and Gulf ports.
l>1,n^fn
Puerto
to
years
the p"crfc°
between
States ports of
trailerships are employed by Sea-Land Service in
Four similar vessels provide regular weekly sailings
Hew York
(Port Newark; and the southern United
Houston, Miami, New Orleans and Tampa
. . .
nrA
Each vessel has a capacity of 226 fully-loaded trailers,
driven to dockside on specially built detachable chassis.
are
lifted on board and placed in the hold by giant gantry cranes mounte
<m the vessel's superstructure.
At the port of
Two
liiciui run.
which are
They
then
waiting chassis and they are
consignee.
to
them
lower
destination the cranes
driven of! for highway
delivery to the
"Tech-Notes" on Air¬
Corp.—Issues
Parker-IIannifin
Fueling Systems—
craft Ground Pressure
Tent, Inc. (N. Y.)—Files With SEC—
The corporation on Dec. 9 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 150 shares of class A common stock (no par) and $120,000 of
5% promissory notes to be offered at $1,000 per unit (including one
shares of class A stock and a promissory note for $800 >.
No under¬
writing is involved. The proceeds are to be used to establish a musical
Pinebrook Show
publication on Aircraft Ground Pressure Fueling Systems
5s being offered bv the Fuel Division of Parker Aircraft Co., a sub¬
sidiary
The booklet contains general information on aircraft
pressure fueling fis well
hydrunt ecjuipnient#
ground
Engineering drawings
.
Monday, December 29, 1958
.
"illustrations supplement the text of the "Tech-Notes."
control valves, for both hydrant and refueling installations,
adapters, hydrant couplers, underwing nozzles and Military-etvi'."'pressure, fueling nozzles are covered. The booklet gives functions
aiu
features' of each component, and shows its use in a typical
ground pressure fueling system—V. 188, p. 2033.
exercised. These transactions increased the out¬
shares to 904,592.
2. A new $1,000,000 issue of 6% non-convertible preferred stock (par
$100) was sold to an institutional Investor.
3. Arrangements have been completed to sell $2,000,000 of long-term
Tins
,i
Valley. Some 10,000 acres of the total
in Logan and Yell Counties which is South
spread. This prospective gas acreage was
situated
the
of
majority
th"
acquired following a geological study, by the company,
during the pas! iour years. Some of the property has
for
gas.
and the Clarksvllle Field surrounds a part
acquisition
:
Tne
known
two
of the area
been proven
of the Pecos
the Atoka and the
Clarksville field produces
formations in the area are
gas
these two formations,
from eight sands.
'.'The
leasehold acquisition constitutes
From
Marrow.
the
first time that the com-
the
ventured out of the State of Texas in their oil and gas
Previously, they confined their activities to the area of West
Texas. It was stated that exploration work on the Arkansas properties
will
begin
immediately on the first of several potential locations.
has
pan'
pursuit.
178.
V
group of investors, of which $1,000,000
the remainder is to be received next year.
without further dilution of the
substantially increase its scope
a
additional capital funds will,
stock, enable the company to
common
of
to
debentures
received in November and
These
Mobile Home Industry.—V. 188, p. 2292.
operation and service to the
Louis
President,
Stott,
L.
Dec.
on
19 announced that sales
important
Corvel fusion bond finishers which the company
patterned lluidized bed process for coating metals
188, p. 651.
pared
in
had excellent reception in the field.
products is the line of specially pre¬
introduced and have
of the new
recently
a
sells for use
with plastics.
of New
share. It was
completed.—V. 188, p. 2185.
Quebec Natural Gas
Corp.—Official Promoted—
cents per
Milano, a director, has been appointed
and will be Chief Executive
Officer of
Leonard
President
Executive Vicecorporation,
this
according to an announcement by Col. Maurice Forget, President.
Mr.
Milano succeeds Kenneth B. Lucas who is resigning to
He
field.
consulting
the
Corp.—Registers Stock Offering and Sec¬
Resistoflex
$
$
$
Ǥ
129,292,235 130,820,432 1,110,280,621
Sal.
188.
V
This
1938—11 Mos.—1957
1958—Month—1957
Period End. Nov. 30
1,109.896,755
2033.
p.
Securities Corp.—Dividend—Asset Value—
Peoples
a
quarterly
has announced that total net
$1,834,504, as compared with $1,133,199
on Sept.
30, 1957.
Mr. Karasick
also
announced
that
the net asset value per share as of Dec. 1,
1958 was 814.62 as compared with $12.20 on June 30, 1958 and $11.88
on
Sept
30.
1957. increases of 21
and 30'/ respectively after
adjusting
lot
capital gains distributions.—V. 188, p. 1968.
Dec.
ol
as
30th,
June
and
8865,974
dynamic sales program.
total
;
-
1954
corporation was organized on Oct. 24, 1958 in Dela¬
and is the owner of all of the outstanding stock of U. S. Fiber
Products, inc., a corporation organized in California on Feb. 19,
Performer Boat is presently a non-operating holding company
with
all
ware
Glas-
Fibe:
as
a
operations
carried
Products, Inc.
Glass
wholly-owned subsidiary, U. S.
The parent company intends to continue on
on
non-operating holding
by
its
tional
trade name Performer. Its executive offices,
facilities and engineering department are located at 14720
Blvd., Paramount Calif.
: >
fiberglass boats under the
production
Lake wood
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
TO
EFFECT
PRESENT
Common
Employee
stock
(par
restricted
1,000.000 shs.
25 cents)-.
1stock options
Outstanding
*370,000 shs.
7,000
40.000
•Excluding 7,000 shares of common stock, the maximum number of
shares
to be issued upon the exercise of the presently outstanding
stock options, and excluding also 30,000 shares of
be
issued
upon
the
exercise of
the
employee
restricted stock options that the parent company proposes to issue to
Max
Boral
(Presidentt
after the termination of the common stock
employee
stock
public
in
188, p. 2510.
made.—V.
Division—
company
controls.
electrical
will be
Division
Indiana
The
company's seventh divi¬
the controls
and the only one specializing In electrical controls. The firm's
Division, at Hillsboro, Ohio, produces precision electrical switches
sion,
Aero
relays.-—V. 188, p. 2133.
and
corporation on Dec. 18 filed a registration statement with the
SEC
covering 195,312 shares of its common stock,
to be offered
for subscription
by stockholders of record Jan, 9, 1959, at the rate
of one new share
for each share then held.
The< subscription price
and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The First
Boston Corp, is listed as the principal underwriter.
proceeds
stock
the
of
sale
will be
applied to
the repayment
part of the company's demand borrowings (approximating $6,000,0001 from banks made for construction purposes.
The company
a
in the first ten months
about $10,011,000 for the
and $12,200,000 for 1959.—V. 188, p. 2646.
expended $6,940,107 for gross construction
of 1958; and it anticipates expenditures of
1958
year
Stock Dividend
Aeronautical Co.—To Pay 20%
Ryan
stock dividend on the outstanding common stock was voted
by the directors.
It will be paid Jan. 30 on the-basis of
share for each five shares held by stockholders of record Jan. 2.
20%
A
19
Dec.
on
one
S.
Lewis
v• •:
by 30%.
increased
profit after taxes was $14,270,915, not including a non-rccurring
$2,494,241 from the sale of the business and assets of Blatz
Net
item
of
compared
Co.,
Brewing
in
$10,966,313
to
1957.
Earnings per share
equalled $3.05, plus 53 cents from the Blatz sale, or a total of $3.58
a
share, against $2.34 last year, based on the 4,677,043 shares out¬
standing at the close of the fiscal year.
Schenley's working capital position was improved by the refinancing
of debt, the sale of ihe brewing company and the partial retention of
The ratio of current assets to current liabilities at Aug. 31
with 7.2 to 1 at the end of fiscal 1957.
'
the financial worth of the company on its silver anni¬
the report showed how the company's total assets had mush¬
from $18,400,000 in 1933 to $440,000,000 on Aug. 31, 1958;
earnings.
10.6, to 1, compared
was
Reviewing
versary,
roomed
caphal
working
net
$7,000,000
from
to
$344,500,000;
shareholders'
equity from $11,100,000 to $252,400,000;
and per share
equitv, based on the 1,550,000 shares issued in 1933, from
$400
to
equivalent
$10.64 to
-•
the last five years, Schenley's net sales have been in excess
million each year, ranging from a low of $404 million in 1956
year's high of $497.4 million.—V. 188, p. 2688.
;■ •
this
-
Marysville, Ohio — Stock
Columbus, Ohio, invest¬
ment banking firm, on Dec. 20 announced the offering
of 50,000 shares of class A common stock at $11 per share
(O. M.) Scott & Sons Co.,
Offered—The Ohio Company,
Ohio investors only.
for
selling shareholders-!are making this stock
sale in order to create a wider and more active
of the company.
present intention of management to pay on its common
public
market in the
is
It
shares
the
other
and
officers
The
available
shares
10% per annum stock
a
dividend, payable semi-annually, so long
financial condition and
the board oi directors the
in the opinion of
as
and markets lawn grass seed, Turf
Builder and related Lawn Care products.
Within the past three years,
sales of Scott products nearly doubled.
Net profit before taxes: more
than tripled, net profit alter taxes nearly tripled.—V. 188, p. 250.
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp.—Introduces
New Carton
which is a leading producer of paper packaging
and dairy equipment, is introducing the first polyethylene-coated paper
milk carton at
the Dairy Industry Suppliers Association Exhibition
corporation,
This
35
8.
-
-
already in commercial
is
carton
new
Dec.
111., on
Chicago,
at
opened
daily use in some
selected
• \u
dairies throughout the country.
The new coating makes possible the paper
packaging of many liquid
food products in addition to milk, such as the more difficult to hold
products like citrus juices, buttermilk and other dairy by-productsi
The polyethylene coating is being used on Sealright's "Seul-king"
square paper bottle with the top corner opening.
It will complement
the pretent regular vinyl plastic-coatcd
milk carton now widely used
industry.—V. 188, p. 994.
the dairy
in
California State Corporation Commissioner
of an
application for permission to issue the additional shares.
There are 448,760 shares now outstanding of an authorized capital¬
ization of 1,000,000 shares of common stock.
As no fractional shares
will be issued, payment of the dividend applicable to
such fractions
Lines Inc.—New
Seatrain
Container Service—
,
<
-
seaborne container service, was announced oa
Weller, President and Chief Executive Officer.
This
new
service marks the first coastwise twice-a-week sailing
schedule of containers adaptable to highway movement, and is im¬
mediately available between the New York and the Texas City-Houston
port terminal areas. Ships sail every Tuesday and Thursday in each
direction, with six day service between ports.
Mr.
Weller
said that Seatrain "which has been the pioneer in
containerizi.tion, having first started carrying sealed anil fully loaded
railway freight cars in
1929, has added 'Seamobile' to the lin^s
regular railroad car carrying service to give shippers greater flexibility
and economy in reaching their 'off-the-railroad' customers."
The
new
service gives shippers the economy of sea-borne freight
plus door-to-door pickup and delivery in damage proof containers
unaer
the shipper's own seal.
Mr. Weller said there would be no charge to shippers or consignees
for pickup or delivery of freight in Seamobile containers in the port
Seamobile,
2
Dec.
new
a
John L.
by
188, p. 1719.
areas.—V.
Security Title & Guaranty Co. (N.
Y.)—Files With SEC
Dec. 5 filed a letter of notification with the 6E(?
covering 45,407!a shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered at
$1.25 per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
for general corporate purposes.—V. 176, p. 771.
The
on
company
Co.—Contests Merger—
Security Title Insurance
nounced
Title
The
current
or
Calif.
letter
that
the
the
Security Title offer
justify a higher price.
offer is 1.85 shares of Title Insurance with
value of $62.90 for each share of California Pacific,
Insurance
market
offer
alternate
an
S72
of
Breliant contends
Mr.
in
by California Pacific is better than the Title In¬
He indicated that the sharply increased earnings of
Pacific
California
a
Angeles,
contends
Title Insurance Co., an¬
shareheolders of California
with Title Insurance
rejected
offer.
surance
Los
of
Breliant
Mr.
recently
Security
to contest its merger
Co.
Insurance
Co.
Trust
&
of
that he has written to
17
Dec.
on
Title
Pacific
Chairman
Brcliant,
William
The
Net
30%, as sales reached
of 6%
over $469,989,093 in 1»57, it was an¬
Roscnstiel, Board Chairman and President, in
the company's annual report issued on Nov. 24.
.
This
was
the
second consecutive
year
that. Schenley's earnings
Corp.—Registers Proposed Rights
Rochester Telephone
of
„
gain
a
by
nounced
Offering With SEC—
to
offering now being
capital.—V. 188, p. 1866.
announced on Dec. 9 that it is expanding its activity
the electrical field with the creation of a new company division
Indiana, Pa., which will specialize in the manufacture of precision
This
restricted
common
in connection with such addition expected
incur alteration and relocation expenses of
will
$80,000,
principally for increased working
used
FINANCING
Authorized
due serially to 1960
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls Co.—New
with all operations to be carried
company
by the subsidiary. - At the present time seven basic models of fiber¬
glass boats that generally can be typed as cruisers, runabouts and ski
boat > are being manufactured and sold.
The company is engaged in the
business of designing, manufacturing and selling an extensive line of
Oh
the company plans to
and is planning the expenditure of some $100,000 for addi¬
machinery and equipment.
The balance of the proceeds will
$7,000
at
The
BUSINESS-
of notes
bank loans. The bank loans were incurred principally
with the plant addition.
The company is also making
Improvements
leasehold
be
$475,000
outstanding
its
connection
working
a
of
$300,000 of
and
stock (par 25b)
PROCEEDS
The net proceeds are to be added to the company's
capital and utilized for general corporate purposes, including
-building-up oi
current
Inventories and an expanded and more
all
repay
in
will receive some $300,000
addition being constructed
addition is to be sold
company to its Roseland plant, which
leased back from the purchaser.
Initially,
the
and
of
Schenley Industries, Inc.—Net Earnings Up 30%—
company
porate purposes.
In addition, the company
proceeds upon the sale early in 1959 of an
to
Boat Corp.—Common Stock
licly offered 300.000 shares of common
at $1 per share on a best-efforts basis.
,
are to be supplied by amendment.
is engaged principally in the design and manufacture
of specialty hose, hose fittings and hose assemblies and
other prod¬
ucts from high resistance resins for use in systems handling corro¬
sive materials.
Net proceeds of its sale of the 50,000 shares will be
added
to
general funds of the company and used for various cor¬
by
all
2688.
p.
the underwriting terms
and
The
Offered—R. A.
Co.. Inc., of New York City, on Dec. 22 pub¬
&
man
1958 were
1,
1958
Performer
Hoi
President,
Kuraslck,
8
Abraham
assets
on
issuing company and 50,000 for the account of Edgar S. Peierls, com¬
President.
Bache & Co. heads the list of underwriters.
The
initial offering price will be related to the market price of outstanding
shares on the American Stock Exchange immediately prior to the offer¬
pany
ing;
distribution of 27J/i cents
per
hare, consisting of four cents per share from net investment incoim
and 23J/a cents per share from net securities profits.
This dis¬
tribution is payable Jan. 2, 1959 to shareholders of record Dec. 16,
1958
and marks the Fund's 24th consecutive quarterly distribution.
declared
have
directors
The
Hie new
of
188,
The
corporation on Dec. 24 filed a registration statement with the
SEC
covering 100,000 shares of its common stock.
Of this stock,
50,000 shares are to be offered for public sale for the account of the
Sales Off—
Penney Co.—November
direction
enter
continue with the company as a
Board of Directors.—V. 188, p. 993.
will
consultant and a member of the
established
be
1959.
1,
—V.
will be merged into St. Regis Paper Co.
as a
separate division of St. Regis effective
division will be operated as before under the
the
former officers
of
the merged company.
Rhinelander Paper Co.
will
Jan.
earnings ot Scott will warrant.
Of Mr Scott
& Sons processes
ondary With SEC—
(J. C.)
Rhinelander to Become Division
The
and
to
Hampshire—Secondary Of¬
fering—A secondary offering of 6,000 shares of common
stock (par $5) was made on Dec. 15 by Blyth & Co.,
Inc., at $19 per share, with a dealer's discount of 45
Public Service Co.
three
gated containers and a wide range of folding boxes and. set-up boxes,
lor which it enjoys a steadily growing market.- ""
sales.
come
been
operate
neighborhood
of
of the
1959 are expected to be at least 25% ahead of 1958
The
major share of this substantial increase is expected to
from
the
company's activities in new products
which have
company in
389.
p.
the
Over
Larger Sales in 1959—
Polymer Corp.—Expects
which
subsidiaries,
organization, whose annual sales volume is currently
of $5,000,000, manufactures and markets corru¬
associated
The
in
$240.42.
—V.
Arkansas
the
as
acquisition' is
froir
\ '•/
on Dec.
13 announced the acquisition, for an unconsideration, of leasehold interests in approximately 160,000
Johnson and Northern Pope Counties, Arkansas. The area
known
is
Leasehold
—
•%.': ;
,
were
company
«peclfi ci
acr
Texas
Dallas,
Co.,
Exploration
stock
subordinated
Most
Pecos
stock, and options for 25,000 shares of
153,850 shares of common
common
standing common
Fuel
Purchase—
preferred divi¬
amounted to $52 cents a share on the 725,742 shares of com¬
outstanding at Sept. 30, 1958. Earnings for the comparable
1957 period amounted to $331,022, or 56 cents a share on the 547,978
shares of common stock outstanding at Sept. 30, 1957.
The company has made further progress as indicated by the changes
thilt have taken place since Sept. 30, 1958,
1. The entire issue of $6.50 convertible preferred stock was converted
stock
into
their
and
(Pty.) Ltd.
Co.
Box
$497,493,381,
six months ended
$416,418 which, after provision for
Sept. 30, 1958. were
mon
companies,
in Johannesburg and one in Durban—are Transvaal Box
(Pty.)
Ltd.;
National Containers
(Pty.), and Atlas
Manufacturing
Earnings for the fiscal year ended Aug. 31 rose
Co.—Earnings—Financing—
earnings of this company for the
dends,
end
hydrant
Finance
Pioneer
Consolidated net
three
The
plants—two
capital.
for working
theatre and
tent
was
30-page
A
years.
...
asaflings
extended
expansion of
two
over
now
■
.
(2780J
cash, available under certain
conditions.
receiving
that stockholders cannot be sure of
beyond their control.
>
The Security Title offer rejected by California Pacific was $50 in
cash plus one share of Security Title with a total value of $73 for
each California
Pacific share.
The
stockholders
of
California Pacific Title Insurance Co. at a
$72
the
cash
to conditions
due
special meeting to be called for Jan. 14,
188, p. 2510.
1959 will vote on the merger.
—V.
subject to approval by the
With SEC
Perkin-Elmer Corp.—Registers Stock Plan
corporation on Dec. 18 filed (1> a registration statement
covering 20,000 shares of common stock to be offered
The
the
SEC
suant
<2)
with
pur¬
the company's Employees Stock Purchase Plan of 1959; and
registration statement covering 49,875 common shares to be
pursuant to its Restricted Stock Option Plan for Kev Em¬
to
a
offered
188, p. 2292.
ployees.—V.
will
-
A
be
from
dend.
Petroleum
With
Chemicals, Inc.,
Securities and
New
La.—Files
Orleans,
At
letter of notification with the SEC
a
thrift plan to be offered to
stock
eligible employees
pays
tions and use
of the company and participating affiliated corpora¬
the proceeds to purchase common shares of Cities Service
June,'
,
'The corporation on Dec. 5 filed
covering
Co.
not
exceed
to
$300,000
and Continental Oil Co,
a
of
and U. S.
Government bonds
or
of
the
of
$46
per
current
the
the
selling
shares.
close
dividend,
the
of
its
price,
;
1957
as
approximate fair market
the
,
Phtlco
A
fiscal year, the company also paid a
first such
20%
Currently the company
cents per share in March,
p. 1867.
share dividend.
regular quarterly cash dividend of 10
September and December.—V. 188,
contract
for
continued
research and development o!
has been awarded to this
Ordnanee,
for the Sidewinder missile
corporation by the U. 8 Navy's Bureau of
Co.—Invests in South Africa—
This company on Dec.
17 announced that it is making its initial
investment in the expanding economy of South Africa by the acquisi¬
tion of a 50%
stock interest in a
manufacturers in
the Union.
each
centrally-controlled group oi container
and
stock
four
or
on
to
funds
ing
23
filed
a
registration
statement with th©
held.
Jan.
19,
It is expected that the offering will
and will expire on Feb.. 4.
Securities & Co. has been named
be made
1959
Union
Dillon,
to head
,•„<
group.
.
pioceeds of the stock sale will be added to the company's general
and will be used for general corporate purposes, including work¬
capital.
loan,
Dec.
Exchange Commission covering 106,841 shares of com¬
offered to stockholders in the ratio of one share for
underwriting
the
on
Rights Offering With
Commission—
be
shares
about
Eastman
Net
notes.
Corp.—Awarded Navy Contract—
$1,000,600
company
mon
.
St. Regis Paper
Improvement
This
Securities
cash.
share was fixed by the board to be transferred
earned surplus to capital for the shares to be issued as a divi¬
This amount was determined in the light of various factors,
including
value
Exchange Commission—
in
made
value
Seiberling Rubber Co.—Registers
Securities and Exchange
The company is also negotiating a $3,COO,000 long-term
would be used to pay the company's existing
of which $1,000,000
general funds and used for
workmg capital. The financing
materially reduce its short-term
loans; but additional borrowings will be required for working capital
purposes until
additional working capital is obtained either through
4V2ic.
term
loan and the balance add,ed to
general corporate purposes, including
is expected to enable the company to
the further- sale
p.
1938.
of securities or
,
further long-term
borrowings.—V. 187,
Volume
188
Number 5807
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2787)
Sisters of the Pallottine Missionary
Society, Huntington,
W. Va—Notes Offered—B. C.
Ziegler & Co., West Bend,
Wis.,
bidders
are
interest.
The
bonds are dated Oct.
1, 1958, and mature
quarterly from Jan. 1, 1960, through Oct. 1,
1968, incl.
The
corporation
may
redeem
(Jan. 1, April 1,
quarterly date
all
and
any
July
1
and
of
Oct.
the
notes
on
corporate
rent
any
rowed
new
than
funds
borrowed
are
Pallotti
Laurel,
used
funds
for
Convent-
and
Md.
used
for
they
High
School
under
how
■*,/.V:
construction
;'*.
,
The debentures
pany
the
on
will
be first
offered
to
the
,
A
the
a
United
States
prospectus only, with
and
Canada.
Other
The
will
proceeds from the sale of the
short-term bank loans which were
plant
facilities
overseas
to working
and
acquisitions;
Frank
Prior
O.
*
-
Supply
Transportation
&
election
will
can
complement
"other
standard
■,
.
,
products
and
will
expire
on
about
or
incurred
will be
to
used
to
in
construction
The new facilities
" '
'
Chicago, 111., to
O'Hare
near
The
complete.
500,000
Stock
shares
will
be
First Boston
The
Used
net
by
bank
Dec.
on
of
filed
24
with
statement
stock
common
the
from
proceeds
the
company, in
incurred
treasury funds for
/
foreign
a
will
Co.
The
is
company
in
$25).
(par
sale
the
erating,
.public
?a
It
is
of
the
new
terminal
new
calcu¬
Morrill,
SEC
Exchange
sale
expected
is
under
pipeline
construction
will
"
on
The
.
southern
and
and certain other cities.
Standard
to
miles.
2,346
stock
will
.
,
.
Chemical's
be
The
$31,986,0P0_ for
the
©iving effect to jthe sale of the
Southern/California
and
selling
California,
to
common
stock,
;
Dec.
22
filed
a
Tills
verstible
common
stock,
conversion
on
*1
>
capitalization
San
of
$5
par.
this
Of
$730,000
of
stock,
sale
into
such
sale
shares
cipal
will
the
to
he
Standard
after
for
Dec.
19.
$2,600,000
the
taxes
by
the
conversion
on
to
of
•
t
.;
cash.
Its
five
past
years,
approximately
Corp.
under
188, p.
the
selected
growing
year.—V.
Dec.
da
the
as
&;
This
outstanding
No
part
company.
of
the
the
upon
of
con-
will
net
be
of
proceeds
additional
$1,270,000
,
underwriters
notes
consummation
the
The
studies
direction-
/
"
announced
16
formation
the
of
/'
•
..
of
remaining
prin¬
Air
•
Operating
Federal
•
capital.'
.
A
;
site
for
small
16,000
aluminum
feet
square
plan);
;.,
in
market,
boats
Mr.
Williams
introduced
were
in
said.
Canada
Net
Net
—V.
:
operating income
after
188,
1958—Month—1957
$2,079,929
.charges—__
p.
2034.""-
//•/■
/ 1,556,209.
SEC— /
of
run
The
of
the
for
five
Inc.—To
Conduct
White
Sands
Missile
Telecomputing
188, p. 2034.
Wear
Range
had
has
that
the
U.
S.
Supreme
at
with
Court
rate-making procedure would be
to the company and the industry.
that:
rate-making
Supreme
to
He
Court
of
he added.
concluded
the
of
as
Texas
the
Court
gone
ahead
1720.
seen
Federal
fit
Carpentef fcaid
Dec.
8,
possible
Study
v
These
are
...
very
Army
reversed
beneficial
restore
the
Commission
that
he
steel
elected
F.
N.
by
as
of"
director
Belgrano, Jr.,
Trans*
■
operates
plants In
*
distributing
a
"
-
-
Los
Angeles,
Chairman
of
the
of
the
boards
of
Board
Baker
of
Directors
and
of
Steel
As
Northrop Air¬
Citizens
of
National
Trust
1.
' \
•
K,*?' "t
,
Jc.
'
'
Wi)i
1'•
•'*(..
and to remove
turbo-starters
the
use
The
ico
on>
will
company
and
from
snow
Douglas
DC-8
receive, the
l*
.4^1
:
aircraft. ''
arid
firsti
Boeing
of»40/ldng^f
-
•
in
A.
rockets,
hopes
Mr.
Harris
is
President
of
on
Dec.
15
by
i
financial
Period End. Nov. 29—
Sales
—V.
—
1958—4 Wks.—1957
188, p.
1658.
-
'
*/' '.,*
value,
par
52,199
reserved
purchase
PRESENT
|
*1,500,000 slis.
-
:,
'to the:
•%
<
*
r
below
named
-
*'•:
.Outstanding1,019,487 slick
issuance- pursuant
underwriters
several
-
FINANCING
Authorized
for
option -plan,..
'"/•*,
}.
TO
stated
-
shares
any
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
j
have
com*
;
seV®'
of the shares of
Smith '
First
Smith, Barney &
■»'
■.
Stone
26%
L.
Corp.iiiLJ«
Blyth & Co., Inc._'_„_i^a_2_
5'
&
^
Webster
;6.
Boston
Eastman Dillon,
Unlon Secu1
L-
rlties & Co._-
White,
.
,.
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Kidder, Peabody & Co._.
See
also
V.
188,
Inc.
Baker,
*.
2511
United Pacific Aluminum
/
This
Calif.,
corporation,
on.
100,000
Dec." 18
shares
of
public sale at $8
D.
•a
',
H.
Blair &
with
filed
its
per
Co.,
Curtis
a
.r
—
'
'
*•
—4
!
;.
Weeks &
'2'
Newburger & Co.—
and
5
4
—4
J. Barth &
2690,
pp.
& Go.„-.
Putnam & Co
Goldman, Sachs & Co._'
v.
Weld
Securities//-';-*'
Hemphill, Noyes <t Co.^_.——
'Paine,
Webber,
Jackson
&
'
Glore, Forgan &: Co.__-
110,188,257
.-Thfe £om£any, With offices at 2700 North Halsted St.",
Chicago, 111.,
ori Dec. 18 filed a registration statement with
the SEC covering 480,000
Offering—Mention
capital stock not-stfb**
scribed for, in the percentages set opposite their respective names:
w/f
=
Tractor Supply Cor, Chicago, 111.—-Registers
Secondary
\
T959/;ftf' 4 ►With Securities and Exchange Commission— !. /
J
EFFECT
Lehman Brothers —^5
*
Calif.,
,
Co.—Stock
share)
per
1958—35 Wks.—1957
$.,,.$
V-. ■
$'•
12,819,918
13,241,597 112,784,551
-
$5
(no
erally agreed to
Investors, Inc., a firm investing
institutions, and Vice-Chairman of the board of tho
Metropolitan Bank of Miami, and the Everglades Bank of Ft. LauderdaJe-rfV, J88, p. .4868,. **.,_;.
H-J".
*
Freight
UNDERWRITERS—The
Harvard
Sales Lower-^
stock
♦Includes
'.
newly-developed
thq offering by this
to its stockholders of record Dec. 18 of 203,897
Further details follow:
&
the
Angeles,
the
of
.
at $35
share at the rate of one new share for each fount
shares held. The subscription offer, which expires on
Jan. 6, is underwritten: by an underwriting syndicate
headed by Merrill Lynch, Pierde, Fenner &
Smith#
The
to
Los
80
/.
additional shares of capital stock (no par value)
value
/
,J
elected
States
pany's restricted stock
\
j
Corp.,
of
/
made in our issue of Dec. 22 of
Capital
management has always been
clarify
this
situation
and
the
plans to, serve its customers.—V.. 188,
King
order
per
would
/
Waste
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
the
'
of
initial
an
Division
into
the commercial
aviation field,
although the*
has long been
active in military aviation, missiles,
and
according to Bertram F. Given, President.—V. 188, p. 2690. - ~
company
certainly
that
of
;,*•'•••
United
the
""**•'
Vice-President-engineering and maintenance,
a
$600,000-plus contract with the Tech¬
signed
development represents the first entry Qf Waste King Technical"
company
the
has
Division
manufacture
Products
for
Senior
airline
Products
recorders.
Its
i;
jet transport planes to be placed In service during th®
by
United Air Lines will be equipped with a.
flight data
recorder
which
reports operational flight
it was announced on Dec. 19.
v •
years
Herlihy,
the
for
established
is
new
information,
J.
Data Recorder—
the 51
unique
.
Harris, Miami banker and investor, has been
board of.directors of this company, it was announced
W. Eugene Stack, newly elected company President.
Bids on the:bonds are-to be
opened atf 11 a.m>oft Jan' 20.
the company's- offices in Room
1130. 90 Broad St.; New York City.v
/>*.;
The company plans to hold an
information meeting for* prospeef've
-
'■
will
several
nical
->•
J.
B.
-
to be sold
also
Manufacturing Co.,
Mainliners.
of
next
Alamogordo,
the
had
t
.
line, bonds to mature in 1979;
bidding.
*
Is
member
a
Install Flight
Texas International Sulphur Co.—New Director—
.The company on. Dec.. 18 filed a:
registration statement with the
Securities and Exchange Commission
covering $35,000,000 of .20-year
first mortgage pipe
at competitive
Jet
All
1958 will enable the Commission
in disposing of the rate cases
Thriftimart Inc.—November
Bond
the
of
18
Whitney
Eastern's
with
*
to
Power
.
that
that
has
Mr;
decision
as
quickly
its calendar.
on
optimistic
the
procedure
Court
proceed
pending
$1,845,031 $17,727,649 $13,417,148
1,318,054
14,664,545 40,146,714
^
Dec.
turbo-starters
will
have
gas
turbine compressors developed
Boeing's Industrial Products Division and capable of delivering.
205
air
horsepower.
The units will be mounted in
panel trucks.
Delivery begins this month (December).-
years.—V.
the
fact
company- has
Proposed
head
and
on
by
the
arrangement
cnhearteniiig,
*
,
Registers
®
was
engines.
calls
learning
tion
1958—10 Mos.—1957
.
-
founder
Director--
a
range
this
'
Southern Natural Gas Co
Offering With
.//■
.■
DC-8s in Spring, followed by delivery of 11 intermediate-rang®,
720s in I960.
Both types of aircraft are powered by Pratt &
The
decision of the lower courts in the
Memphis Case, Orville S. Carpenter,
President, said the management of Texas Eastern was pleased by the /
action
because it clarifies the procedure under which trahsmission
companies may obtain rate increases. Mr.. Carpenter felt that clarifica¬
in
.
branch
than
Upon
.
■
United
720
in
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp.—Memphis Case—
,
the
name,
pressurization systems,
space,
was
$9,738,667 $98,429,488 $88,688,376
6,337,262
61.722,414
61,198,199'
1,378,8661,164,135
14.586,566 , 9,887,109
459,936
392.239
4.392.859
,4,185,920
taxes
/;,'./ V*.
"•
The-turbo-starters
-
floor
of
strengthening Standard's position
boat
Operations,
contract
service
a
more
.
$16,347,074
expenses-"—
6,428,343
income
„
.
are
gas
turbine
engines
which
drive ; "com¬
for pneumatic starts of the much larger turbine engines of
transport planes.
The units also can be used-to "windmill" jet'
engines in' maintenance- work, ?to • check on air conditioning amf
2293.
Southern New England Telephone Co.—Earnings—
Other operating taxes
;
Jet
processing of information gathered from
daily missile firings, Whittaker said, and represents a continuation of
p.
*
W
;
Chairman
as
,
Twenty-eight mobile turbo-starters for jet aircraft have been or*
derech by" United Air Lines from the Boeing Airplane Co.
it is
thq
airline" order
for
this
type of Boeing equipment and" United
has an option to purchase additional * units.
; >"
•
*
i-
Mexico.
The
/on Dec.
15 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common
stock
(par five cents)
to
$2.35" per share, * through Ross
Securities, inc.. New
The -proceeds are to be used for
payment of loan and
revenues.*
C
pressors
/
best
Traveler"
188, p.
Base
New
at
payable;* and-for/working
Operating
'
-
-first
U.
S.
Army Ordnance has awarded this corporation a contract
amounting to $2,816,828 for data processing services at the Kolloman
corporation
31—V
>
Bank of
Los Angeles.
He
is .an
associate member of
&
Steel
Institute and a member of American Stoel
Association.—V. 188, *p; 1658. ' /-- ;i
//•
/ jV \
.
said
covering .127.659
Period End. Oct.
t
"Teflon'*
.
new
a
Telecomputing Corp.—Awarded Army Contract—
the
•
:
*.
s
its
precision machining
United Air Lines, Inc.—Orders Mobile Turbo Starters
testing will be performed to determine the reasons for
wear
and
galling of metal parts (gear teeth) associated with ship
turbine couplings,
and
to develop
design recommendations for re¬
ducing such wear.—V. 183, p. 1520.
long
/ *
185, p. 1091.
/
;
.
increase
for
Iron
.
Co.—
:
of
Southern Gulf Utilities, Inc., Miami,
Fla.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
•: '*
*
account
r
to
scriptions—Of the 110,000 additional shares of common
stock recently offered to common stockholders of
record
Nov. 25 at $49 per share, 105,776 shares were subscribed
for, and the remaining 4,224 shares were taken up and
sold by the underwriters, headed by Blyth &
Co., Inc.
and the First Boston
Corp., and sold on Dec. 16 at $54
per share. See also V. 188, p. 2294.
; v..
r
for
Extensive
76.200
$2,500,000 of first mortgage 5V4%' bonds by this company
insurance companies was announced on Dec. 19.
Equitable
Life Assurance
Society of the United States and Travelers Insurance
Co. took $1,000,000 each-and Massachusetts Mutual
Life Insurance Co.
$500,000.—V. 188, p. 2510.'
J '
•.
*
.
York, N. .Y.
/
{
well
use. as
Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power Co.—Stock Sub¬
corporation on Dec. 17 announced the award of a contract
Department of the Navy, Bureau of Ships, for continued wear
at
the Burlington Research and Development facilities.
by the
three
offered
to
Oakland,
Rheem
-Savings
If'
.
.
1657.
and
Warehouse
for U. S. Navy—
shares
Southern Colorado Power Co.—Private Placement—
The
It#
-The
The sale of
be
in-plant
own,
have
$300,000
the
Co.,
with .net
Manufacturing
Subsidiary—
location,, with
Canadian
Technical
carrying on this program.
The company estimates that expenditures
for property additions and betterments will
aggregate some $3,069,000
for the 13 months ending Dec. 31, 1959.—V.
186, p. 1155.
BEC
,.*
Jorgensen
Co.
American
rr
-
sales
Equipment
Canadian Boat
Francisco,
Mr.
boat
the
company from its sale of debentures will be
used in part to retire short term bank loans
(estimated not to exceed
$1,900,000) incurred in, connection with the temporary
financing of
the company's continuing construction
program.
The balance of the
proceeds will become treasury funds and will be available for use in
to
for
plastics
other
Corp.—Jorgensen Elected
Jorgensen,
bearing his
craft
in
Packaging
Railway
Little Rock, Ark.
The Peterborough
was
notes.
of
proceeds
shares* forthwith
underwriters.
received
issuable
are
amount
Net
common
thereof
industries
and
Rodney
M.
Tube
Traveler Manufacturing" Co., Ltd. Traveler, created by a.
reorganization*
of the company's former Canadaln
subsidiary, will be operated by
Southwest- Manufacturing
Co.,
Standard's principal
long-
with
43,800
notes, due Feb. 1, 1976, which the
have agreed to purchase from the holders thereof.
These
the
•
.
other
Houston, Dallas, Tulsa and Denver, is on®
of
the leading steel distributing, companies in
the nation.
It
also
manufactures heavy steel forgings and grader blades.
-
.
company
"Arkansas
statement
subordinated
converted
components.—V.
Transamerica Corp., it was announced
america's Chairman and President.
The Earle M. Jorgensen Co., which
-Canadian subsidiary to manufacture its "Arkansas Traveler" aluminum
and fioerglas outboard boats in a plant at
Peterborough, Ontario.
R. A. Williams, President said the name of the new
subsidiary ia
Co.—Registers Financing
registration
acquired
founded
was
Forms New
/
.
were
annually
present management.—V.
'
issuable
country for its
industrial consumers.
Thompson.
Earle
and
Standard
$2,0OO,b0o of 'convertible subordinated debentures, due
1, 1979, to be offered for public sale through an
underwriting
group headed by Dean Witter & Co. and Smith, Polian & Co. The
interest rate, public offering price and
underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendment.
The registration statement also includes
120,000 shares of Southern
are
the
other
/y
H.
Holyoke,
the
covering
Water
in
rod
to
Transamerica
Jan.
California
.
and
"Teflon"
President, succeed¬
T. •Dunlap, formerly Vice-President, was*
elected Executive Vice-President as successor to Mr.
Bcrgluud.—V. 185*
p. 764.
/V
Oil's
Paper
of
$39,-
1957.
year
Chemical
Chemical's
electric
excluding
assets
company
rag
The number of customers
calendar
new
Water
Proposal With-SEC—
on
electronics
'
..
5,622*443 shares
of cumulative preferred stockf 440,052 shares of
cumulative preference
Stock; and 9,388,107 shares of common stock.-—V. 188, p. 2034.
company
the
machining
directors
ing Mr.
Corp.—Acquisition—
Division"
stock;
This
in
of
.
1880, and its long established lines
sulphite papers,
writing, paper,
paper
products,
and
folding box board all - complement and further diversify Standard
Packaging's present products group.
*
The company will operate as "The Chemical Fine
Paper and Board
of
,
.
®f the company as of Oct. 31, 1958, consisted of
$540,-982,000 in
term debt; 160,000 shares of original preferred
SEC
known
the
of
These
stdbkholders'-at-US'meeting.held
average earnings
the same period.
$217,135,000
income :of
years.
on
Dec. 8 elected Waiter C,
Thompson
Board, effective Jan. 1, 1959.
'
Milton E. Berglund was elected to the office of
.
40-acre site.
a
increase
averaged about $9,600,000 annually for
The
by
President, of
Chemical's
of
that#the
headed
company, amounted-to .$249,243,000 and net income
This compared with; total operating revenues of
pad, net
many
is
sale
custom
terminal
Field.
Manufacturing Co.,
Mass., announced on Dec. 16 that Standard Packaging Corp.'s acquisi¬
tion of Chemieal'Paper-MahufactQring
Corporation was approved by
1,489,520 on Oct. 31, 1958.
31, 1958, total operating revenues
the
as
company
Standard Packaging
continuing construction pro¬
gross plant additions for the year3
$273,257,000.
utility engaged in the business of gen¬
•
of
This
.
Torrington €0.—Changes in Personnel—
among
served by
the-company-amounted,to
For the 12 months ended Oct..
425,000.
■
'
network of products
pipelines link together
the company's refineries at
Whiting, Ind.; Sugar Creek, Mo.; Neodesha,
Kan.; and Mandan, N. D., and serve 22 terminals.—V. 188,
p. 2034.
company's
portions/©f/central
City of Los Angeles
-l.
'
Inc.—Expands Facilities—
The current plant expansion will enable it
extrusion facilities, as well as increase
space
are
pipelines in the Midwest
added
With
and
common
purchasing,/•transmitting,''distributing
in
energy
certatt#
on
'■■••
•
1
and
:
The
addi¬
be
proposed
a
gram.
It is presently expected that
1958-59 will totaKapproximately
'.
class
as
wej^e pioneers in, the extrusion,
machining
"Teflon," have expanded their-existing factlltie#
of
..
techniques
for
as
Dealings
distribution
new
in.
fluorocarbon
23-mile-long petroleum
a
•
The
reduce
part to retire any outstanding short-term
construction, and the balance will become
for
use
vote
corporation^ which
Tri-Point
existing pumping equipment, the'new pipeline will be able to
transport more than 1,300,000 gallons of refined petroleum products a
-
products,
new
Securities
covering
offered through an
underwriting group
Corporation and Dean Witter & Co.
the
loans
to
•
tolerances
eight-inch pipeline and the distribution terminal will require
tons of steel and an estimated 125,000 man-hours of labor to
2,975
right
of .001
inch and.: less on a production, basis.
It developed .
special extruding equipment for "Taflon" and rod and
tube, maintains •
probably the largest inventory of
high-density,/."machining grade'*
expected to go into operation in mid-1959, Sam
L. Jackson, manager of operations for
Standard Oil's Supply & Trans¬
portation Department, said on Dec. 20.
Jan.
part
finance
equipment, development of
the balance of the proceeds
registration'
a
the
'• ■ ;
.
day.
debentures
Southern California Edison
Co.—Registers
company
and
/
,
•
.
has started construction of
pipeline west of
also under
shares,. ar»
hi#
20,009
is the third
sizable-expansion in the company'#
Facilities were- tripled in
1957 when till®
Brooklyn, N. Y., into its present plant in AlbertLongrlsiahxi,:a New York suburb.
■ L*
s
son,
..
R. Carl Chandler, Board Chairman of this
corporation, and Ralph
This
directors,
•
special
Chicago.
Fifth Avenue,A
Plans New Facilities—
company
B
company moved.from
of
This
and
repair
its'outstanding
.
fabrication
plant
-
be found, Messrs. Prior and Swearingen said.
activities of Pan American International Oil
affiliates.
of
of the 300,000 class B shares.
Holders of each ■ clas#
entitled, to one vote per, share on all matters submitted
shareholders, with the right tc cumulate votes in (h#
by another 30'$
profitable
opportunities
stockholders
Products manufactured
by the company and its subsidiaries,
the leading companies in their
fields, include typewriters and
lating machines.—V. 188, p. 2034.
;
of
of
This
and
and. President
»
of the new company will open Jan. 2 at 630
York City.
Other offices abroad will be opened later.:
The new wholly owned affiliate of
Standard Oil will deal in
crude oil and petroleum products anywhere in the world
that
com¬
mail. orde*
a
sale
machinery, and tool*
•
a
Department,
Offices
capital.
Commission
are
vote
matters.
will be named Amoco Trading Corp.
Its President,
will be Richard E. Nelson, Jr., now director of opera¬
Standard's
as
the
.
transferable
Net
tional
the
With
be
27, 1959
and
Chairman
said-on Dec. 9.
engaged
in
•
New
purpose.
warrants
in
tions
wish to have made of their warrants
which will be held
agent for that
this company,
are
tractors, .other-farm
all
and
shares
to
the
company that will-buy, sell, trade, and transport crude oilpetroleum products on an international scale is
being formed, as a
The company
effective Jan. 1,
request for the distribution they
by the warrant
a
class A
.
/
.
,
.
by Charles E, Schmidt, its founder and
President, and
wife. .After the proposed sale, Mr. Schmidt will
continue to own
new
subsidiary of
record
continental
sent
.
,
subsidiaries
owned
-
subscription period.
'
:
"
,r '
Subject to the registration statement becoming effective, it is ex¬
pected that on Jan. 13, 1959, subscription warrants
evidencing the
rights and a prospectuswiil be mailed to all stockholders located
Will be
-
John E. Swearingen
date (expected to be on Jan.
13, 1959) pro rata
for subscription.
Eac.i stockholder will be entitled to receive one
right
for each share held of record at the
close of business on the record
date, and 25 rights will be needed to subscribe for $100 of
debentures.
The subscription
price, interest rate and conversion price Of the de¬
bentures have not as yet been determined but will be fixed
by the com¬
pany by the record date and will be
given immediate^ublicity through
the public press. The debentures will be
convertible into common stock
at the option of the stockholder on and after the
expiration of the
within
.
with
its
merchandising enterprise
specialty items used by the American farmer. All of
stock, consisting, of 500.000 class A and 300,000 class
of
•
be
to
and
Files
—
.
notification
Standard Oil Co. (Indiana)—Forms New Unit—
>
and
,
stockholders of the
of
and
company
chain store
Tri-Point Plastics,
■
of investment banking
group
a
letter
a
shares,
A
replacement parts for farm
covering 3.000 shares of class A capital stock ino par) to be
offered'at $100'per" share. The proceeds are to be used for
corporate
No underwriting is involved**
♦' -i. <
; ;?
rpi
Exchange
registration statement relating .to a proposed
offering
to its common stockholders of
$7,443,100 convertible subordinated de¬
bentures due Jan. 1, 1979.
The company will offer stockholders the
right to purchase the debentures in the ratio of $100
principal amount
for each 25 shares of stock held. •*' • :
offering will be underwritten by
firms headed by Lehman Brothers.*"
;
filed
18
purposes.
a
The
Dec.
on
class
»
SEC
in
*''
...
_
corporation
outstanding
The
company estimates the total cost of its cur¬
at approximately $100,000,000,
of
which
expended at Oct. 31, 1958.—V. 188, p. 2355.
been
its
and
program
Spencer Laboratories, Inc., Morristown, N. J.
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
"*■;" Smith-Corona Marchant
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
The company on Dec. 24 filed with the Securities and
Commission
construction
The
of
51
offered. for public sale, by
the holders thereof
through an underwriting group headed by DempseyrTegeler & Co. The public offering price and
underwriting terms are to
be supplied by amendment.
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The
such
redemption,
are
such
a.m.
purposes.
$53,000,000 had
1)
as
follows: 100%
redemption; if bor¬
will he redeemed at
102if redemption be effected on or
prior to Oct. V I960, and at
100if
redemption he effected after Oct. 1, 1960; with- accrued
interest in- each case.
:
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The net proceeds are to
hay. in part, for the construction of the
if other
10:30
on
Jan. 15 at offices of The Chase Manhattan
Bank, Room 238, 43 Exchange Place, New York.
Of the net proceeds of the sale
of the bonds,
$25,000,000 will be
used for the prepayment of a like amount of 4
% notes due June 1,
1959; and the balance will be added to the company's
working capital
and will be
available for construction of facilities, for reduction of
334% notes (outstanding in the amount of
$22,000,000), or for other
presently offering $500,000 of 4M>%, 434% and
direct obligation serial notes at 100% and
accrued
5%
at
2295.
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:
Corp.—Registers
-
..2
A
'
With*SEd;
offices at 531L'Avalon Blvd.,. Los
«
registration statement with the SEC covering.
stock.
The stock fo th be offered
Angeles^
common
share through
and
Stem.
an underwriting
Frank,= Meyer* Ss
group/headed^byr
commission of $l:.per share*.v
The
company
is engaged in the production- of baked enameled and
n.'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
52
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estimated at some $670,000, will be applied in
to the purchase of an additional cold-rolling
stock, sate,
the
amount of $300,000
•
-with the balance added to
the
mill,
be
A
whether
suspending
Regulation
a
with
Act
Farrell, Pa.—Hear"
?
limitation
Regulation A.—V.
of
188,
—V.
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The company on Dec. 4
announced that it plans to
of the American Stock Exchange on
major
portion
will
in
announced
be
early
the
of
part
187,
t
'
This
N.
The
James
15
Plan
Upson's
In
months holds
recent
in
sales.
sheathing-slding
on
the market
in
,
sales.
add
the
company's
vdlume of
President' Upson
said
Mineola, L. I.,
trial
residential
and
gram
reported
Upson
,„Mr.
in
the company will enter the new year
accelerated in
will be
promotion
staked
been
"A Quebec
staked
been
Wash.—Files With
2399.
lfettey, of notification with .the SEC'
a
YYY Y*
"Y4j){i. Y
is
which
building
•"
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.
;Y; Y
\YY
$57,000,000
a
•
the
soon
Province
be
fe stock
at $300 per unit.
to be used to increase
The proceeds are
,
Consolidated industries,
Inc.
.
.
Develops New
—
complete radio transmitter system weighing less than
been developed, by the corporation's Yuba Systems
S. Army Signal Missile Support Agency at White
Range, New Mexico.
f;
new
radio sonde is a combination of microphone and
the U.
The
three;
Divi-.
Sands
1
radio'
balloon to various levels in the atmosphere.'
The device enables the Signal Missile Support Agency to place in;
the sky
radio "stations ten times as serisitive as sondes previously
used.
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Contained in allighter, more compact package, the new sonde costs
the government "73%''less than the equipment 'formerly used; at the
facility.'—V. 188, p. -2511.
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transmitter
'
has
this
located about 40 miles
-
carried
by:
a
.
i-
-;.
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Ltd.—Redeems Pfd.—>
Yukon Consolidated Gold Corp,
undertaken.
its
redemption on Dec. 24, 1958, alF
preferred stock, at par ($1 per
corporation recently called for
The
of
outstanding 3non-cumulative
company
northeast British
recent months. Mr. Upson
and 10 shares of class
has
for
Missile
drilling is planned for two Manitoba properties in which
has an interest.
"Westfield is participating in the financing of Fort Reliance Minerals
Ltd. and is providing management for this company,
which recently
had a surface drilling program on the Toad River copper prospect in
the Industrial and Chem¬
class A stock
letter of notification with the SEC
a
common stock (par $10) and'7,511
stock (par $1) to be offered in units of nine
common
tiny,
:A
sion
for each of these groups
New Brunswick.
Ontario the company
on Dec.vlS filed
shares of class A
underwriting is involved.
Yuba
"Diamond
the
Rexburg,
Tiny Transmitter System—
company.
of
Co.,
Insurance
surplus and capital accounts.
4 said in part;
gold prospect, located south of the Mattagami district,by the company. Detailed sampling and mapping of
7,379
shares of
No
Reports
—
company
shares.of class E
of Quebec province five claim groups have
These groups, totaling 185 claims, are
area
Life
Yellowstone.:National
*
has a 25% participation
in the financing of a gold prospect in the Jellicoe area. In the Timmins
area, the company has two; claim groups on which geophysical surveys
"In
well as its marketing and sales
ical Divisions and The Tuco Work Shops in
the
by
southwest of Bathurst,
will
1959 as
1^^4-Filea •;
YYYi'"
Idaho—Files With SEC—
Canada
prospect is planned for next year.
"The company has optioned a 15 claim group
with the
product development pro¬
have been demonstrated by
Ltd., Toronto,
relatively well-located and geophysical surveys
is now being considered,
program.
Increased sales
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at;of market "pripe.
No underwriting is- involved-..
are" to " be used for extensions,".additions' and improve-, .
^187, "p.
company,
•pounds
Mattagami
the
"In
construction.
company's
' ■ -t."-;/ -.''?
I'
for approval
;
improved
that the
■
Mass.; has
p.
Commission—
Harquail, Managing Director, on Dec.
J. T.
eurnings because of the increased
sales
of
such
diversified
products
as
laminated fibre tailboards,
chemicals, waterproof coatings, industrial cut-outs, puzzles, fibreboard
novelties and the development of products for special types of indus¬
confidence
V
.
Progress—
business.
*
Utmost
-
.
in
Wcstfield Minerals
panel and a new improved primed siding, were put
recently and already account for a substantial boost
new
products are to be introduced early in 1959;
to
unless*
29,
arid letter' of
134,000-kilowatt;
petitioned the Massachusetts
of-an-issue of $20,000,000*
5%
first mortgage-bonds, i The bonds will be "acquired-by a group of insurance companies. > v->..
i wv
..'v.
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Yankee Atomic Electric, which is owned by 12 New England public^
utilities, has also asked the state regulatory agency to approve the'
sale of $17,000,000 of 4W/r' notes to the First National Bank of' Bos-1
ton, which will be-joined in this financing by a group of participating,
banks.
:.
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A
total of $13,000,000 already has been invested in the common,
stock of Yankee Atomic *by
the participating utilities and approval'
of the sale of an additional $7,000,000 also is being sought.—V.
188/
This
The
Several
will
and
'
*Tclephone <)6., WMiier
Department of Public-Utilities
covering
a
of product diversification is beginning, to pay off
Several new products, including a combination
program
increased
\
atomic-electric plant at- Rowe,
on Dec. 11 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
10-year convertible debentures to be offered at
denominations of $20, $50, $60, $100 and $1,000 each. The
debentures may be converted into common stock any time after five
years from date of issuance at 75%
of book value. The book value
was $14.51 at the close of last fiscal year.
No underwriting is involved.
The proceeds are to be used to strengthen capital position.—V.
186,
p.
1998.
V;'.:.
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slow start, the last half of the year was
quite active in the conventional building and prefabrication markets
and Mr. Upson is confident that the wallboard- manufacturing company
will start off. with a good first period.
to
off
got
Dec.
vately—
1,200,000 residential units will be started in 1959.
1958
on
proceeds
ments.~-V.
company
The
promise that 1959 will be a favorable year. The construction industry,
in which Upson has a major interest, anticipates that a minimum of
While
(EST)
p.m.
7,365 /shares?' of common -stock r par $10). to be offered.,toand
employees, under Employees Deferred Profit Sharing"
Trust*
The
covering $50,000 of 6%
said that the marked im¬
conditions
business
general
in
provement
Dec.
on
Grocery Co., Tacoma,
Coast
West
Development Program—
President,
Upson,
J.
offices at 62 Third Ave,,
Road, Sarasota, Fla.
maintains
company
Securities and Exchange
'
'
.Upson Co.—Product
^
1
;'V\V
-V."./
on'Dec. ,Tl" filed
company
directors
SEC—
Organizations, Inc.—Files With
and 2259 Bee Ridge
Y„
par
■
at
It will be designed to
1959.
1033.
p.
'
to tender expires
' T /* ,':
covering
corporation on. Dec. 18 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 100,000 shares of common stock
(par 25 cents) to be
offered at $3 per share, through Michael G. Kletz & Co., Inc., New
York, N. Y.
The proceeds are to be used for land development and
home construction in Florida; and for general corporate purposes
produce between 125 ancl 150 tons per day from the first unit.
The corporation has 2,000,000 shares of common stock authorized, of
Which 1,534,780 shares are outstanding.
The stock is traded in the
Over-the-Counter market in New York, Philadelphia, Dallas and San
Francisco.—V.
or
rated.
pro
Winter FaWC
-
The
erection of a steel mill in Ecuador
It is expected that plans for the
t
purchaser may,- but
part of the, shares so tendered-.
771.
Wen wood
these black
of
be
issued
presently
the
With Securities and-Exchange Commission—> v.
arrangements
a substantial
sand and oil acreage concessions. Universal's
income derived from such arrangements will thereafter be applied for
development of the balance of its extensive concessions.
Universal is presently negotiating for additional concessions in vari¬
ous
areas
of
Ecuador reported
to contain
substantial deposits of
manganese, sulphur, copper and boron, and expects to make an an¬
nouncement shortly with regard to the same.
with
2691,
P.
Dec. 18
Co.—Acquisition—This company, has
stock of Gary Slag Corp., it was
announced on Dec. 22. F. Eberstadt & Co. as financial
advisors negotiated the transaction.—V. 187, p.
2496;
continue develop¬
Ecuadorean concessions through farm-out
United States companies with relation to
its
of
ment
will
shares
of
- J,
tendered,
dWigated'to/purchase"" all
~
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New York, N. Y.-
Vulcan Materials
Ecuador—
Universal Mineral Resources, Inc.—In
number
are
Sought—
100,000 shares of Wilson
This offer is conditioned
transmittal,;must be received by the Manufacturers-Trust Co., 44' Wall
St., New-York, N.nY., <priorrto the expiration Of ithe offer;—V. ".-188>
acquired all of the
,
at
YankPe Ato'miY Erectric Co.—Plans to Sell Bonds Pri-;
2186.
p.
p.
purchase
$20 per share.
100,000 -shares
invitation
The
par
184,
than
Stock
of
to
extended by the purchaser for not more than 30. days. ,
Certificates-4or shares tendered, "together with 'tehder
original listing 420,400 (of a total authorized 500,000)
common
shares of this corporation, which imports,
processes, packs, and distributes pickled and smoked fish of various
types such as herring, salmon, whitefish, chubs, sturgeon and other
food specialties- Other
products include olives, relishes, caviar, sar¬
dines and anchovies.
The majority of Vita Food's products are pur¬
chased
for
home
consumption.
The company has entered into a
contract for the purchase of Mother's Food
Products, Inc., which
produces
and
sells
gefilte fish, borscht, schav and horseradish.
cent
less
chases
approved for
25
Washington. D. C.
\( In a Regulation A notification filed May . 17, 1956, Universal Fuel
proposed the public offering, of 300,000 common shares at $1 per share.
The offering was temporarily suspended by
a Commission order of
Nov.
13, 1958, by reason of the fact that Universal Fuel's offering
circular
appeared
to
contain false and misleading .statements of
platerial facts and its use in the offering and sale of the common
•hares operated as a fraud and deceit upon the purchasers thereof.
Moreover, according to the order, the offering, taken together wth
securities of an affiliate sold within one year in violation of the
registration requirement*, of the Securities Act, exceeded the $300,000
offered
stock
common
shall not be
The proceeds are to be used to compensate
Goodwin.
Underwriter is named Granbery,
Bernard
and
C.
The Board of Governors
from registration under the
offering by this corporation.
exemption
a
stock
to
If
-
Co.—Tenders
has
being no change in the
outstanding.*d'w .
dnd
Mother's Food Products, Inc
Marache & Co.,
Co.
Inc.
there
on
Vita Food Products, Inc.,
Jesse
for a hearing on the question
permanent, its prior order temporarily
A
respect
Jones
*
Jones
Swinglihe,
Portable
"Victoreen
Securities and Exchange
will be held on Feb. 2, 1959, in
The hearing
announced.
meters has been
if
■
Wilson
New York, N. Y.—Files With
Commission—
The corporation on Dec. 16 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 12,000 shares of common
stock. (par 25 cents) to be
offered as part of the consideration to be paid by the company for
V
request
a
make
vacate,- or
to
Securities
granted
has
SEC
The
*
■
jin^xploratiOn program.in the southwest United
through -its iwholly>-pWne(L American subsidiary, Southwest Ven¬
At present, this cdmpany" is associated in a joint exploration
venture with Montana Phpspfrate. Products. Co., an American-subsidiary
of The
Consolidate*!/Mining A 'Smelting Co. of Canada."- "'v. w
Inc.
tures
Instrument Co.—Issues New Bulletin—
describing the company's line of portable radiation
Radiation Survey Meters," Form
3044B,
consists of 8 pages, profusely illustrated with photographs.
Equipment covered includes Gamma Dose Rate Meter,
Cutie Pie,
Thyac, Scintillac, Victor Series of Geiger Counters and Scintillation
Detectors, and the Vic-Tic. Detailed specifications, performance data,
optional accessories, sizes, weights, etc., are given,—V. 188, p. 2691. ;
Stock Offering—
ing Granted on Suspension of
■
.
Monday, December 29. 1958
.
Sta tes
bulletin
bulletin
The
Y- U. S. Stock Transfer Corp., Boston, Mass.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
'i The corporation on Dec. 8 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 50.000 shares of common stock to be offered at par
($1 per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
for acquisitions; for record conversion and for working capital. ;
Universal Fuel & Chemical Corp.,
new
survey
merit.
'
earnings throughout
Victoreen
corporate
portions of the amount added to general funds
utilized in the future to finance expansion of manufacturing
through the acquisition of additional machinery and cquip-
facilities
'
.
"Westfield carries- on
these divisions and subsidiaries as
will enable the company to maintain
1959.—V. 186, p. 885.
1
upswing in
domestic and export sales
as
reasonable
Certain
purposes.
may
general funds available for general
well
the
that
anticipates
unpainted aluminum coil stock sold largely to customers engaged in
'til* manufacture of various types of building product* and enameled
Venetian blind stock sold to distributors.
Net proceeds of
'H
.
(2788)
is
Payment
share).
Canada.
'•
.
shares* had
These
.made
being
Royal Trust
the
at
Co., Montrealjr
>1
.
been
a-stock dividend.—V.
issued as
165, p. 854;
Columbia.
STATE
BOND PROPOSALS
Jan.
Jackson- County
Hospital Board
(P. O. Scottsboro), Ala.
Bond Offering—Secretary G. F.
Browning, Jr. announces that
"
as
1 from 1960 to 1971 inclusive.
Le¬
gality approved by White, Bradley,
Arant, All & Rose, of Birming¬
"■
Bond Sale—The $990,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Dec. 18—v. 188,
2400—were awarded to a group
composed of E- F. Hutton & Co.,
p.
Kirchner, Ormsbee & Weisner,
Inc., Barret, Fitch, North & Co.,
Luce, Thompson & Crowe, Inc.,
and Kirby L Vidrine Company, as
3%s, at
a
price of 100.08,
general obligation bonds,
a
basis
pf about 3.24%„
on
Jan. 1 from 1962 to
Callable
beginning Jan.
Little
Rock
Little
Rowland,
Clerk,
will
receive
1958.
to
Due
Sr.
on
to
1972 inclusive.
bonds
are
Jan.
dated
1,
Principal and interest pay¬
at
the
Y
Angeles.
:
,
„
.
—
(CST) on
for the purchase of $323,000
1998
from
County Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
by
O'Melveny
&
Myers,
of
Los
able
Alvord School District,
.
the Board of Trustees will receive
I, 1958.
Bond Offering—Pauline G. Bee-
1965
The
University (P. O.
Secretary Ben
announces that
1963 inclusive.
136,000 bonds. Due on Jan. 1 from
Rock), Ark.
Bond Offering
D.
1,
student center bonds.
City
1960 to
23,000 bonds. Due on Jan. 1
1963 to 1965 inclusive.
Dated Oct.
Oct. 1 from. 196L
inclusive.
Interest
A-O.
Legality approved by Rose, Meek,
,
Riverside
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—G. A. Pequegnat,
nat,
County ' Clerk,
Myers, of Los Angeles";' • -"
i,
1959.
Due on Feb.
dated
Dec.-, 1,
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & SutT
cliffe, of San Francisco.
,:
Other, members of the syndi-»
Blyth
cate:
&
Co., : Inc.; * First
Western Bank & Trust
-
*
-
p,
Cupertino Union Sch. Dist., Santa
Clara County, Calif. *
2079
—
were
Co.,. of San*
Bond Sale—The
bonds '
offered
awarded to
American
a
$605,000 school
l;;- w e r e
Dec.
headed by .the
Co., San Fran¬
group
Trust
cisco, at a price of 100.02, a net
interest cost of about 3.67%, as
1959
r
.
to
88,000 3V4S.
1964
to
-
Due on Dec. 1 from
1963 inclusive. ' \
-
Due on Dec. 1 from
1967
inclusive.
San Meteo
.
-
Bond
ing,
sealed
100.16"]
District,
County, Calif.
School
Offering—John A. Brunr
County
-
awarded to Dean
at a price of
Hillsborough
,,
$107,000 5s.
Feb.
River¬
are
:
Legality approved by Or-
,
Witter & Co.,
follows:
Dated
will * Teceive1
bonds
\
•
bids at his office in Riverside un¬
a.m. (PST) on Jan. 5 for the
purchase of $460,000 school bonds/
The
1958.
Riverside
_
side, until 11 a.m. (PSTYbn*'JanT Francisco;. Hill Richards & Co.;
5
for the
purchase of $195,000 Hooker & Fay; Shuman, Agnew &
school building bonds. Dated Feb. Co., and William R. Staats & Co.
1, 1959. Due on Feb. 1 from 1960
Dixie School District, Marin
to
1979 inclusive. Principal and
County, Calif.
j
interest
(F-A)
payable at-"the
Y Bond Sale — The $60,000 school
County Treasurer's office.. Legal¬
bonds offered Nov. 18 — v. 188,
ity approved by CTMelveny/ &
County Clerk, will receive sealed
til 11
1977 to
Los'Angeles..
sealed bids at his office in
;
1 from
206,000 3%s.
Gv A. Pequeg-:
—
inclusive.
Due on Dec.
1983 inclusive.
1968 to 1976
County, Calif.
Bond Offering
Due on Dec. 1 from
inclusive. -204,000 3Ys.
approved -,byr..OY
Legality
bids
by
$31,000 bonds. Due on Jan. 1 from
any
1965 with
funds from any source.
Legality
approved by Mehaffy, Smith &
Williams;
Rose,
Meek,
House,
Barron & Nash; and Townsend &
Townsend, all of Little Rock.
and
Jan. 5
ARKANSAS
-
at
1984
to
1960
Coachella School District,
<
Due
inclusive.
from
Melveny & Myers, of
the County
400,000 parks and airport bonds. Clerk at his office in Santa Ana,
until 11 a.m. (PST) on Jan. 13
400,000 public buildings bonds.
for the purchase of $190,000 gen¬
150,000 fire stations bonds.
The bonds
are
dated Dec.
1, eral obligation bonds, as follows:
received
be
1
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice.
Orange
County, Calif.
Offering — Sealed
Bond
will
bonds.
sealed bids until 4 p.m.
Little Rock, Ark.
Son,
CALIFORNIA
Alamitos School District,
improvement
street
850,000
& Nash, of Little
Rock.
time from surplus tax collections,
Maricopa County School District
No. 38 (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
f.
House, Barron
tion bonds.
1986
ARIZONA
the
follows:
1958.
ham.
for
$1,500,000 rights of way acquisi¬
-
CCST) on. Jan. 7 for the
purchase of $320,000 hospital an¬
ticipation: tax; bonds. Due on Feb.
p.m.
7
300,000
sealed bids wilL be received until
2
(CST) on
purchase of $3,-
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
ALASKA
AND NEGOTIATIONS
bids
Clerk, will
at his office
receive
in Red¬
(PST) on
purchase of $60,000
school bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1959.
Due on Jan. 1 from 1961 to 1966
inclusive.
Principal and interest
wood
Jan.
City until 10 a.m.
6 for the
(J-J)
payable at
Treasurer's office.
the County
Volume 180
"Number 5807
;
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
:
(2789)
Humboldt
County (P.O. Eureka),
'
general, obligation
'California :
5 *; .Vu\C
Bond Offerinf — Fred J. Moore,
County. Clerk, will receive pealed
bids until 2. pjtn. (PST) on Jan. 6
for,- the
purchase
of$2,000,000
.■'*
,
1983
on
at
the/Cityfs "fiscal
Angeles, Chieago
June 15 from 1961 to
inclusive/ Principal
terest
or
'
New
and4 in¬
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. ?Legal¬
ity approved by Grfick, Dahlquist,
;i
certain taxable
property within
City. As soon as the legal dif*
ficulties are
York
:
&
Sutcliffe,
~
of
x
Florida
-
.,
State
jTurnpike Authority
.
(P. O. Fort Lauderdale), Fla.
November Revenues
Up 14%
Over* Last Year—Net
Revenues of
•
San
/
>
the
-
bids at. his office in
Pi
showed
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1959. Due on
Feb.', 1 from I960 to 1979 inclusive.
-/•'
to
*
of
/Parkway,
14%
a
released
the
■
1
Authority.
Net
.
for
the
1
Vermilion Parish» So. Bayou
Tigre
Drainage Dist. (P. Oi Erath).* La.
Bond Sale—The $26,000 ^Grav¬
ity Sub-Drainage. District No. 1
public improvement bonds offered
Dec.
188, p. 2401 ^ Were
awarded to Ladd Dinklns & Co.
boro), III.
Bond Sale
An issue of $419,*
8and 3%% school build¬
ing bonds was sold to G. H. Walk¬
of
—
000
,
revenues
:
■
by
Chairman
v;
Sch. Dist. No. 12 (P. O. Hills-
according
here
1973
.
Montgomery and Macoupin Coun
! ties, Litchfield
Community Unit
the
over
year ago,
rep or t
a
Thomas B,, Manuel,
Saratoga Union Sch.Dist., Santa *
i
State
gain
a
month
same
incipal and interest- (P*A> pay¬
rat- the ^County .'Treasurer's
office."/1 /" /"
Sunshine
Florida's Turnpike, in November
able
Martinez, un¬
(PST) on Jan. 6 for
purchase of $145,000 school
a.m.
issue
'florida
Piheda\e School/Districty Fresno ]
7 ' .t Cpunty, Calif.
>/'
til. 11
the
> be
reoffered
as
unlimited
general obligation
bonc^.
..
the
removed,
will
Dec. 1,
on
Livingston Parish School Distritt- No.
33 (P4 O. Livingston)* Lo.
Bond Offering—Ernest S. ltttDtfuglas, Moultrie and Cole Coun¬
erly, Secretary of
the
Parish
ties, Arthur Community Unit Sch.
School Board, will receive sealed
Dist. No. 305 (P. O. Arthur), III.
bids until 7 p.ixi. (CSTJ dn Jaii.
Bond Sale
An issue of $600,15 for the purchase of $30,000
000 31/2%, 3%% and 3.90% school
school bonds, listed Feb. % 1959.
building bonds was sold to G. H. Dud on Feb. 1 ifoiii
1960 td I960
Walker & Co. Dated Dec. 1, 1958.
inclusive. Principal afid interest
Hue On Jan. 1 from i960 to 1978
payable at the office 6f the Tres^inclusive. Interest 3-3. Legality
urer of the Parish Sehool Bodfd.
approved by Charles & TrauerLegality aptoved by Chapman &
nicht, of St. Louis. '
;
Cutler, of Chieago.
and 1974.. *
the
7 Bond. Offering •— J. L. Brown,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
/
-•=•/ ■?«
"
v:"''
bids at his office in
Fresno, until
10/30 a.m. (PST)"4 on ;
Lafayette School District, Contra
Jan.y6yfof
the
Costa County,Calif.~ purchase of / $10,000 / school
Bond Offering i— W. T.
bonds. Dated- Feb.
1, 1959. Due on
Paascli,
County "Clerk, will receive sealed Feb. 1 from 1960 to 1964 inclusive.
Herrington
Francisco..
65,000 3%s. Due
on
agency in Los
City.legality approved by O'Melveny 8c- Myers, of Los Angeles. *•
(J-D):
.
Estabrook & Co., jointly, was canCelled recently due to
legal tech*
nicalities involving legal tax limits
cipal and interest- (FtA) payable
at the City Treasurer's
office, of
courthouse bonds. Dated June
15,
1958. Due
bonds.
sewer
Dated Feb. 1, 1959. Due on
Feb. 1
;rom .1960 to "1979 inclusive.
Prin¬
,
period
er
& Co.
Dated Dec. 1, -1958.
were
Due
$256,475.74 for an increase on Jan. 1 from
1961 to 1972 inclu¬
/ of
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬ ] .A v Clara County, Calif.
$32,051.47. vin the first eight sive. Interest
■■];. Bond Sale U* An issue of $143,3*3, Legality ap¬
able at "the
County Treasurer's 000 school
months of the fiscal
period which proved
bonds was awarded on
by Charles & Trauerniclit,
office., Legality / approved
began ; April /, 1,. net- revenues
by Dec; 1 to a
of St. Louis.
group headed by the
Qrrick, ^Dahlquist,,Jfferrington &
American^Trust Co., San Fraii- amounted to $2^235,243.62 for an
Sutriiff^/bf ISmf Francisco./ " i; eiscoy aCa.;ptiee of 100.003, a net increase of $234,400.14, or 11.7% Montgomery, Christian and Fayette
over the same
period a year ago. Counties, Nokomis
interest cost of about
V
Los* Angeles, Calif.
Community Unit
3.62%, '.as
■,//.„•■/.
In
November, 257,167 vehicles of
Sch. Dist. No. 22 (P. O.
i Now ' Nation's ^Second
follows:"* v-'/..:.
Largest
all types traveled
12,599,572 miles
Nokomis), III.
City — Metropolitan. Los Angeles $32,000 5s. Due on Dec. 1 from over
the Turnpike,
Bond Sale
An issue of $600,compared to
has surged past
Chicago iri popu¬ J c: i95a.to'l963 inclusive.
247,756 vehicles which traveled 000 school
buildirig bonds was sold
lation during 1958 with a new es¬ s 5,000 4s. Due Dec.
1, 1964.
11,818,704 miles on the 1957 month. to
Cruttenden, Podesa & Co., as
timated total of 6,450,000 residents 125,000 3y4s. Due on Dec. 1
from
Truck
traffic
showed
an
in¬ 3.V4S, 3%s and 3%s. Dated Oct.
for the-year to take over
1,
second, j
^
1965 to 1969 inclusive.
crease of
Diet.
Israel,
Secretary of the Parish Sehodl
Hoard, 'Will receive sealed bids
:
53^000
3^s. Due
1970 to 1979
by the research department of the
Los" Angeles.; Chamber.>of Com¬
*
28;^n1)0 3%s.'
on
Dec.
1
inclusive.
Due
011
from
Dee. -1
from
"
.
■
yjamesy.S.;' Cantlen, General
Chairman:;, of/the /1959 Business
"Oiitlodk Cohferehee ,:and Chairs
:f Other? members of the syndicate:
Bank r^
man
C^.^Iiic.,
of San Fran-
the- Jan.
L03
Ahgeles
Cantlen stated.
.
•
£
■
rates,"
!
*
i current
estimated
1984
Mr.
inclusive.
terest
v
Director
,
1960 to
of.
of
$318,000
-
Frihcipal,
(F-A) r payable
..
interest
and
at
the
County
Treasurer^.; office. ,Legality ap¬
proved-by* Or rick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe; of San Fran¬
cisco..'1' •
'
areas,.- Los
/•■">
-r.
:
"
; Mr. Cantlen said the ..Chamber's
research department: based its es¬
/
-
timates fof Chicago .growth
upon
current official population - trend
/studies -and past- records of the
Bureau of the Census.
>
.
fered. Dec.
natural .increases 'of
births
18-—V.
Were./.awarded
Company.. /
f
.over
* /
,
_
to
188,
v.
eral
Central
Avenue,
Atlanta), Ga.
Sale—The
bonds
p.
obligation
96.43,
of¬
a
basis of about 3.54%.
188,
p. 2512—
Boettcher
&
,
a connecticut ;
;
.
No. 22,.Ida.
_
Bond Sale
—
The:
$90,000 special
improvement
—
City
Clerk,
will
bids until 7:30
14. for
the
)
Tom Lapham,
receive sealed
p.m/(PST)
purchase
of
on
Jan.
$150,000
Sale..~.Cancelled
Nov." 25-^-v.
188,
—
p.
par,
Conn.
The
sale
2296—of
on
the
$1,450,000 general public improve¬
ment bonds to the Harris Trust &
Savings- Bank,
of
Company, both of Bay City, joint¬
ly, at 112%.
Cfafkston Community School
r
Chicago,
and
a
3.89%
net
as
$245,000
1961
interest cost of about
follows:
4s. Due
to
on
Dec.
1
from
j
.
(City and County),
Oct. 1 from
on
Due
011
Oct. 1 from
1975 to 1988 inclusive.
Bond Offering—Walton T, Bob¬
bins, Secretary of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
p.m. (EST) on Jan. 12 for the
purchase, of $1,000,000. building.
8
and site bonds. Dated Nov. 1,1958.
Due on June 1 from 1959 to 1984
inclusive. Bonds due in 1970 and
are callable as of June
thereafter
1,
1969.
90,000 3%s. Due
on Dec. 1
1970 to 1972 inclusive.
from
Principal
(J-D) payable at
interest
and
bank
a
or
trust
designated by the pur¬
Legality
approved
by
Dickinson, Wright, Davis, McKean
& Cudlip, of Detroit.
company
chaser.
Detroit,- Mich.
Bond Offering-^Henry P. Dow-
kentucky
ling, City Controller, will receive
Elixabethtown, Ky.
sealed
Bond Sale—The $276,000 water
and sewer revenue bonds offered
—
v.
188,
p.
2401
—
bids
until
10
ajn. 4EST)
purchase Of
$16,790,000 bonds, aS .follows:
Jan.. 13
on
were
awarded to a group composed of
the Equitable Securities Corpora¬
for
Issue No. 1
sewer
the
—
$5,000,000 public
bonds. Dated Jam 15, 1959.
Due on
Jan., 15/from 1962 ta 1984
tion, Almstedt Brothers, and Mer¬ inclusive.
Principal and interest
Lynch,
Pierce,. Fenner
&
(J-J): payable at the current offi¬
Smith, as 3s and 3y4s.
cial bank of the City in New York
rill
Woodford County (P. O.
City, Chicago, or Detroit, at the
option of the holder; Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Caiifield, Pad¬
offered dock & Stone, of Detroit.
Versailles), Ky.
Sale**-The $220,000 school
Bond
building
revenue
Dec.
was
13
bonds
sold
to
a
Bankers Bond Co.,
Issue No. 2
group
— $1,000,000
Motor
Highway Fund bonds.
Inc., Kentucky Dated Jan. 15, 1959. Due oft Jan.
composed of W. L. Lyons & Co.,
Vehicle
Company, and Stein Bros. & 15 from 1960 to 1969 inclusive.
Boyce, as 3y*s, 3]/2S and 33/4s, at a Principal and interest
(3-3) pay¬
price of 100.01.
able at the current official bank
of
louisiana
Concordia
Parish
Consolidated
Recreation District No. 3
(P. O. Vidalia), La.
Bond Sales—The $140,000 public
improvement
1969 inclusive.
District9 Mich*
.
.
935,000 4-%s.
..
—
MICHIUAN
anticipatioh notes was
sold to the Bay City Bank, and the
Peoples National Bank & Trust
bonds
Hawaii
"•
; •
,
gen¬
cemetery
/hawaii
Honolulu
1
Dec. 15
idaho
Lewiston Sewer Improvement Dist.
the
Bay City Siho6l District, Mich.
Note JSale—An issue 6f $350,*
:
2401—were awarded to
.;.si,'S Meriden, Conn.
Angeles metro¬
assessment
sewer
politan area and the
Bond Offering—MatthewP.
continuing
Kuta, bonds offered Dec. 22 to Terry
high in-migration rate,, Mr. Cant¬ City it.
Comptroller, will receive Thompson & Co.
len concluded.
7;
pealed, bids until 11:30 a.m. (EST)
on
D.eq, 30 for the purchase of
illinois
1Mount St. Mary's
College (P. O.
$59.1,000. school bonds. Dated Feb.
Los Angeles, Calif.
Cook County, Thornton
Township
1, 1959." Due on Feb. 1 from 1960
Bond Offering-—Treasurer Cath¬
I High Sch. Dist. No. 205
to. 1969..inclusive.
(P. O.
Principal and
erine Kennedy will receive
sealed interest
Harvey), III.
payable at The Connec¬
bids until Id a.m.
Bond Sale
An issue of $400,(PST) on Jan/5 ticut Bank & Trust
Company, of 000 school
for
the
purchase
of
building bonds was sold
$850,000 Hartford and
Meriden, or at the on Dec. 1
non-tax
to a group composed of
exempt dormitory rev¬ Home
./National Bank & Trust
enue bonds.
Dated April 1, 1957;
Mullaney, Wells & Co., Channer
Company, of ! Meriden.
Legality Securities.
Due serially from 1960 to
1997 in¬
Corp., Nongard, Show¬
approved by Day, Berry & How¬
clusive. Legality approved
ers &
by O'- ard,"'of Hartford.
Murray, Inc., and Benjamin
Melveny & Myers, of Los Angeles.
Lewis & Co., Inc., at a price of
Oceanside, Calif.
Castle, Ind.
Sale —The $30,000
1961 to 1974 inclusive.
Blair & Co., Inc., and R. S. Dick*
& Co., jointly, at a price of
that
announces
000 tax
price of par.
noon
$250,000 3J/4%
more,
price of 100.04,
a
$470,000 4.60s. Due
the Los
Bond Offering
4s, at
offered Dec. 22—v. 188, p. 2513—
were
awarded to Citizens State
Bank of New Castle, as
3s, at a
son
sewer
4.
New Haven,
as
Bond
j
County School District
general obligation urban redevel¬
bonds offered Dec. 10—
Fort Collins, Colo.
revenue
improve¬
opment
Bor^. Sale—The $300,000
improvement.!
/Local ;1 statistics!, .were. ; deter¬
mined by studying the
trends of
deaths in
-
and
basis of about 3.99%.
Valdosta, Ga.
Colorado
,
refunding
Corp.,
Bond
Bond
County,
Indiana.)
works
ment revenue bonds offered Dec.
22—v. 188, p. 2401—were awarded
to
Indianapolis Bond & Share
New
Atlanta.
Meyer',
egality approved by Niles, Bar$325,000 water tdtt, Yost & Dankm#er, of Balti¬
Sale—The
cipal and interest (F-A) payable : Bortd Sale—The
$1,405,000 pub¬
at. the Trust
Company of Georgia, lic
off-street
parking
facilities
in Atlanta, or at the
option of the revenue bonds offered Dec. 19>—
holder, at the Chase Manhattan v. 188, p. 2512—were awarded to
Bank, of New York City. Legality Taylor & Co., of Beverly
Hills, at
approved
by
Spalding,
Sibley, a price of 100.07, a net interest
Troutman, Meadow & Smith, of cost of about 4.72%, as follows:
school
Offering—Chairman Cafl
gational Bank, df /Ellicdtt City,
Lawrence, Ind.
/
Bond
georgia
165
Howard County, Metropolitan
Commission (p. O. Ellicott
Bond
in¬
Dated Feb. 1, 1959. Due on Feb. 1
from 1960 to 1982 inclusive. Prin¬
Dated .Feb.- 15, ' 1959.- Due
Feb^ lS tfrom I960 to >1981 in-
eiysjve.A
..
(in
purchase
bonds.
pn
comparing, ' • metropolitan
Angeles includes' Los
Angeles
and
Orange
Counties,;
\yhile Chicago includes Cook, DuFage, Kane, Lake and Will Coun¬
ties in Illinois and Lake
T
y
1984
Corn
O.
..
Note
(EST) on Jan. 6.for the purchase
of $3,325,000 3 3/4% school bonds.
—
the
0p0 hV1900r by 2,500,000 in
1920;
and this margin -was
reduced to
-17100,000 ih 1950.
v 7-~-y
-.
1960 to
will receive sealed bids until
1
surpassed the local area.by 1,800,-
(EST)
W.,
Offering
Paul D. West,
Secretary of Board of Education,
^
;
from
Si
^
-
«.
a.m.
a
■t I~Sisk$yQU'Unron High Sch. Dist.
fnol'e- than * 14.500,000> .is. still far
Siskiyou County, Calif.
1
ahead, of the; other? two cities;/ he
Bond r Offering
Rachel ; N.
added,"/.«:.-.//.■ - Corded County Clerk, will receive
' The Chamber.V report disclosed: ■ieaied
hid§_ athis office in Yreka,
that .Chicago's- total
population untiljM
(PST) on Jan. 6 for
population
.
W.
of
:
(J-J) payable at the County
&
Indianapolis School City, Ind.
Commission
will receive sealed
Offering—B. V. Bailey,
Business Manager of the Board of bids until 11 a.m. (EST) On Jan. 6
for the purchase of $1,200,000 sani¬
Education, will receive sealed bids
Dated Jan. X, 1959.
until 6:30 p.m. (CST) on. Dee. 30 tary bonds.
Due on Jan. 1 from 1961 td 1989
for
the
purchase of $1,500,000
notes.
Dated Jan. 14, 1959. Due inclusive. Principal and interest
(3-3) payable at the Patapsco
June 30, 1959.
/
-
a
maryland
J*D. Le¬
Charles
Judell, of
City), Midi
Finance, or at the
Exchange Bank,
New
York
City. -Legality ap¬
proved by Wood, King & Dawson,
of New York City. -
Chemical
Principal and in-
by
indiana
Principal
and
interest
(A-O) payable at the office of the
Treasurer's office.'
Metropolitan New York with
April 1
(P.
Lfrom
Interest
approved
leaving
*Sti Petersburg, Fla.
Certificate Offering— John D.
Burroughs,/ Mayor, will receive
Fulton
Jan.
on
t)ec. 1 from 1959 to
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
>
1959.
Due
thus
purehase
proved by Foley, Cox &
New Orleans.
$69,792,000 outstanding.
purchase of $1,000,OQO school bonds.
Dated Jan, 1,
,,
bonds
revenue
1, 1958. Due
-
current
of
on
inclusive.
gality
Authority had retired
$4,208,000 of the $74,000,000 issue
on
13
1DO",000; fori metropolitan Chicago,
yy 'At no"; time in the" past - halfcbntury has that city grown at the
1977
a
clusive.
Conference'
and woUldt be substantiated
by the Sequoia Union High School
District,
i960 census;.-V '
""/• ■•'./;
:!' *f San Mateo
County, Calif,
He said metropolitan Los. An¬
t
Bond Offering—John A. Brungeles is gaining new people at an
4og, ? County/:Clerk, will receive
annual V ratev of ■
approximately sealed bids at his office in Red240,000 people per year compared
iwpod City until 10 a.m. (PST) on
With. a/yearly.
increase.; of only Jahrfafoi the
■
1958; Due
year ago.
November the
of
omJan. 15 for the purchase of
$2,5t)0,000 cigarette tax revenue cer¬
tificates. Dated Nov.
of/the Chamber's research
cisco/.Bi 1 ^Rlcbards & Co., Hook¬
committee./ yV:./Z
er &
Fay/ Sbdftian, Agnew & Co.,
:" Mr. .Cantlen said, the/Chamber,
&
Co., and
estimates were made, in
prepara¬ Wceden &
Co.
tion
for
month
end
scaled bids until 10:30
First Western
5Sdst !Co.,
this November
cars
same
By the
Turnpike
j
b 1980 to. 1983 inclusive.
: ;
merce; thelocal ;area now; exceeds
*j- Tlie- bphdsr .are dated Dec. 1,
Chicago's current estimated, popu¬
-1958:^Interest >J-D. Legality ap¬
lation of : 6.395,000 by more than
proved by Qrrick,.
Dahlquist, Her5^00*0.^y, A ^ '•*; >'
f> HngtoiF
&-Strtclil'fc, of San FranThe ;: announcemcht: was made
i.fseo
,-■
r: ^ v..
by
1,205
the
over
c.
^CST) *oh JSn. 27
of $1,400,000
a.m.
the.
school bonds. -Dated Feb. 1, 1959.
Due on Feb. 1 frotrt 1961 40-1979
inclusive. Callable after 10 years
from date of issueV Legality ap¬
—
spot in the nation after New York.
.According to figures compiled
10
until
for
-
-
4P, Oi FrankHnieu)* La.
bond OfferingM.
.
,r
53
bonds offered Dec.
the
City
Chicago,
in .New
York
City,
Detroit, at the option
of the holder. Legality approved
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
;
or
_
Issue No. 3
$790,000 public
library bonds. Dated Jan. 15, 1957.
Due
on
Jan. 15 from 1961 to 1982
18*—v. 188, p. 2189^—were awarded
inclusive.
to Rohnrff Rr .Tones. Inc.
/T_T\
Principal
nnvsihln
uf
thp
and
interest
PllTfPTlt
cial bank of the City in New
Chicago,
City,
Orono
York
4
No.
Issue
.$6,000,000 water
—
system
revenue
bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1959. Due on Jan. 1
from 1964 to 1979 inclusive. Bonds
due in 1973 and thereafter are
callable as of Jan. 1, 1968. Prin¬
supply
•
-
bonds.
Sale
Jan.
1,
,
offered Dec. 3
awarded
were,
MISSISSIPPI
Paddock &
—
awarded to
were
100.27.
180,000 bonds to B. J. Van Ingen
& Co., and the Fidelity Union
Trust Company, of Newark,
;
jointly,
Township (P. O. 24126
Road, Taylor), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $1,07.3,000 spe¬
Bond
sealed
ceive
until
bids
11
Lerchen
& Co., at a price of 97.62, a net
interest cost of about 3.93%, as
Dec. 23
$13,000 21/->s. Due on May 1, 1960.
80,000 2%s. Due on May 1, 1961.
155,000 3s. Due on May 1, 1962
as
a.m.
Frankford Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Frankford), N. J.
Sale—The $74,000 school
offered Dec. 23—v. 188, p.
2514—were awarded to the New¬
Bond
bonds
1963.
Bond
*'>
«,
bids
&
Co., H. V. Sattley & Co., Goodbody & Co., Friday & Co., and
Parcclls &
Co.
10
office
in
a.m.
from
1
1997
1960 to
Interest J-D.
Bond
awarded to the American National
Jan.
—
of St. Paul, at a price of
net interest cost of about
$70,000 SV2S. Due
Jan. 1 from
on
1961 to 1964 inclusive.
40,000 3.80s. Due
Jan. 1, 1965
011
1966.
100,000 3.90s. Due
Offering—Joe
1971
bids
at
Jan. 1 from
on
inclusive.
the
T.
20
600,000
revenue
to
Patter¬
chase the bonds
000
bonds.
North Mankato, Minn.
Sale
—
The
$140,000
im¬
provement bonds offered Dec. 23
were
awarded to J. M. Dain & Co.
Dated Jan.
1, 1959. Due
J-J.
as
294s.)
Jan.
An issue of
bonds
was
$265,-
sold
to
George K. Baum ,& Company.
MONTANA
Helena, Mont.
Bond
the
—
building
Minnesota
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
purchase of $180,000 ditch
1961
1
MISSOURI
County (P. O. St. Peter),
for
from
Interest
District No. 2, Mo.
received until Jan. 9 for the pur¬
chase of $20,000 building bonds.
15
in
Willard Reorganized School
Bids will be
until Jan.
Jan.
on
inclusive.
Bond Sale
524, Minn.
—
office
(CST) on
purchase of $2,Student Housing System
bonds.
Dated
Jan.
1,
a.m.
Legality approved by Charles &
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
(The
Federal Housing and Home Fi¬
nance Agency has agreed to
pur¬
Halstad Independent School
Offering
10
the
for
Due
19,98
Carry an extra 2% interest from
Feb. 1, 1959 to Jan. 1, 1960.
District No.
Governor's
Jackson, until
In addition the entire issue will
Bond
tles,
Offering
Clerk
of
—
Nina M. Set¬
th£ City Commis¬
sion, will receive sealed bids until
10 a.m. (MST) on Jan. 8 for the
purchase of $1,400,000 water sys¬
tem
1959.
revenue
Due
on
bonds/Dated Jan. 1,
Jan.
1
from
1989 inclusive. Callable
as
1960 to
of Jan.
1,
any
1969. Principal and interest
payable at the Harris Trust &
Savings Bank, Chicago, or at the
City Treasurer's: office. Legality
the purchaser.
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Scott,
1
from
Neal.
—
1961
to
1970
on
inclusive,
principal and interest payable at
suitable bank designated by
Legality approved
by Faegre & Benson, • of Minne¬
apolis.
Barber
apolis.
&
Marquart,
of
3
(EST)
purchase
of
on
p.m.
a
for
New
York
"inescapable"
because-of rising operations and
maintenance costs, in, line with a
National trend, and* substantially
less use of the Thruway by trucks
est
'
-
»
estimated in. 1954 when 5
was
highway travel bargain in the
for motorists," Colonel
new toll rates will)
country
than
less
be
the
Jan. 7 for the
$1,700,000
water
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1958. Due on
tolls
on
many
comparable
superhighways,
in¬
cluding those in Massachusetts,
Maine and Florida and the heavily
traveled northern sections of New
Jersey's expressways, the Turn¬
pike and the Garden State Park¬
way." He added:
"Our
new
with those
on
rates
will
conform
the Connecticut and
Ohio Turnpikes.
"The
increased
Frank J. Don¬
;
still the great¬
Brill said. "The
of
:■ V"
NEW YORK
Bond Sale—The
*
Minne¬
1.
from
No. 9 (P.
$340,000 school
Bond
revenue
will
keep the Thruway self-supporting
as required by law, and will meet
heavier
debt
obligations begin¬
ning next year."
He
way
emphasized that the ThruAuthority . was
"enforcing
strict economy in all of its oper¬
1959
io 1987 inclu¬
and interest (J-D)
O. Rocky Point), N. Y-z
Offering—Anna T. Olsen,
port based on an intensive study
the Thruway's operation since
of
_
-
its opening in 1954.
The survey
receive sealed
covered the entire field of the Au¬
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on Dec.
a
thority's financial situation and its
group comopsed of B. J. Van
30 for the purchase of $150,000
future
prospects,
Colonel
Brill
Ingen & Co., Inc.; Phelps, Fenn &
school bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1958.
Co., and W. H. Newbold's Son & Duo on Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1968 said, with emphasis on necessary
steps to maintain, its financial
Co., as 3.45s, at a price of 100.13,
inclusive. Principal and interest
a
District Clerk, will
basis of about 3.43%.
Jersey Turnpike Authority
(P. O. New Brunswick), N. J.
Secretary of the State Bond
Commission, will receive sealed
1958.
follows:
be received
8c
Brockport, N.Y.
New
University, Miss.
—
Nicollet
Neal
sive. Principal
building bonds offered Dec. 22—
v. 188, p. 2514—were awarded to
son,
Bond
by.
'
Bond Ofiering
Moorestown), N. J.
•
University of Mississippi,
MINNESOTA
to
until
(MST) on Jan. 7 for the
purchase of $600,000 general ob¬
ligation bonds. Dated Jam. 1, 1959.
Due on July 1 from 1960 to 1964
inclusive. Interest J-J. Legality
p.m.
Hobbs.
Permits
and
of the cut-rate
ations, consistent with the high
quality that motorists riding toll
highways have rightly come to
Bond
Sale—The
general and
payable at the Lincoln-Rochester expect."
water bonds totaling $164,000 of¬
Trust Company, in Rochester. Le¬
The new Thruway toll sched¬
fered Dec. 18 — v. 188, p. 2514 —
gality approved by Reed, Iloyt,
were
awarded
to
Reynolds
& Washburn & McCarthy, of New ules were recommended by the
Authority's
economic consulting
Company.
York City.
engineers, Madigan - Hyland of
Moorestown Sch. Dist. (P. O.
New York City, in an interim re¬
Broojthaven Common School Dist.
Legality
by Charles & Traucrnicht, of St. Louis. (The Federal
Housing
and
Home
Finance
Agency has agreed to purchase
the bonds as 2%S.)
Bloomington, Minn.
Bond Sale
The $210,000 park
end improvement bonds offered
Dec. 18
v. 188, p. 2402 — were
1967
tion, will receive sealed bids
Co., Newton, as 3V2S, at
price of 100.22, a basis of about
Margate City, N. J.
approved
*
and
; Bond Offering—J. E. Vandiver,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
approved
increases
cost
"The Thruway is
Hobbs Municipal Sch.
E. Sanger
St.t Hobbs), N. Mex. :
2
the
„
the present tolls were set.
16 (P. O. 1515
Dist. No.
^
F.
State residents were
than
MEXICO
NEW
June
Patter¬
T.
Governor's
Dec.
on
inclusive.
syndicate:
McDonald
Other members of the
the
at
Due
inclusive.
B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
as
of
Jamesburg School District, NsJ.- » ahue, Village Clerk and Treas¬
Note Sale—An issue of $300,000 urer, will receive sealed bids until
(CST) on
Jan. 20 for the purchase of $3,184,000 Dormitory System rev¬
enue
bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1957.
300,000 3%s. Due on May 1 from
1974
Offering—Joe
Jackson, until
1968 to 1970.
4.05 %,
J. R. Ross & Co.,
& Co., and
jointly, as 3%s, at a price
100.25, a basis of about 3.73%;
3.47%.
Secretary of the State Bond
Commission, will receive sealed
225,000 3%s. Due on May 1 from
a
2514—were
ton Trust
a
son,
"
par.
3.45s,
building notes was sold to the First
National Bank, of South River, at
2.70%.
Mississippi State University of
150,000 3V2S. Due oil May 1, 1966
and 1967.
x
Bank,
v.
basis of about 3.43%.
Agriculture and Applied Science,
State College, Miss.
150,000 3V4s. Due on May 1, 1964
A.
188, p. 2514 — were
Boland, Saffin & Co.,
at a price of 100.10, a
—
awarded to
elusive,
"
•Charles
188, p.
awarded to J. B. Han¬
toll
said
in
boost
Annual
$400,000 water
offered Dec. 22—v.
bonds
_
headed by Watling,
to
He
(P. O.
Lea County,
Offering—Clyde E. EastChancery Clerk, will re¬
erling,
Township of Pennsauken and
price of
Township (P. O. JTom*
River), N. J.
Dover
,
1971
a
Cady & Co.,
Sanitary
sewer
(CST) on Jan. 6 lor the purchase
bonds offered Dec. 18 — v. 18.8,.,Pv of
$115,000
general
obligation
2402 — were awarded to a syndi- bonds.
Due from 1960 to 1964 in-
>
3%s# at
-
Brill, //•
Thruway Author¬
Clinton: B.
Colonel:
Chairman of the
100.27.
Copiah County (P. O. Hazle hurst), > Bond Sale — The $275,000 gen¬
eral improvement bonds offered
Mississippi
Goddard
1965.
as
"
Borougn or Merchantville
Pennsauken)> N. J.
auer
Inc.
Taylor
:
Bond Sate—The
'
1965.
City.
$365,000 school
$185,000 bonds to Phelps, Fenn &
Co., as 3Y2S, at a price of
—
and
Legality approved by
Delafield & Wood, of
Tenafly.
New York
188, p. 2298 —
to
Juran
and
—
and
in
188, p. 2402—were awarded, as
follows:
■ -v"'''■%
v.
—
be-
ity, said the rate would go from
1.25 cents to an average of 1.56
cents per mile on the 473 miles of
the Thruway's Main Line section
between Spring Valley in Rockland County and the Pennsylvania
State Line near Ripley.
v.
Moody, Inc.
Muskegon Public Schools, Mich.
Note Offering — Ralph L. Mul-
follows;
basis
Thruway
effective Jan. 1;
May 1 from 1960 to 1972 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the County Trust Company,
building bonds offered Dec. 17—
ler, Assistant Superintendent of
Bond Sale.
The $40,000 road
Schools, will receive sealed bids
and bridge bonds offered Dec. 19
until 4 p.m. (EST) on Dec. 30 for
v. 188, p. 2513 — were awarded
the purchase of $535,000 tax an¬
to
the
First
National Bank
of
ticipation
notes. Dated Jan.
1,
1959. Due on Feb. 1, 1960. Princi¬ Memphis, and the Truckers Ex¬
change Bank, Crystal Springs.
pal and interest payable at the
Hackley Union- Bank & Trust Forrest
County (P. O. Hattiesburg),
Company, in Muskegon.
Mississippi
cate
as
bonds
revenue
—
assessment
and
jointly,
Cross,
Bond Sale—The
—•
cial
&
Co.,
&
Hanauer
B.
State
York
New
comes
Demarest, N.J.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
Aberdeen, Miss.
able at the current official bank
of the City in New York City,
Bond Sale
The $425,000 water
Chicago, or Detroit, at the option and sewer system revenue bonds
of the holder. Legality approved offered Dec. 23
v. 188, p. 2694
by Miller, Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
bonds offered Dec.
2514—were awarded
and small¬
vehicles on the
(EST) on Jan. 8 for
the purchase of $182,000 school
bonds. Dated May 1, 1958. Due on
until 8 p.m.
vari¬
.
The $185,000 mu¬
—
building
nicipal
Bonds due in 1966 ancl tnereaiter
of
188, p.
$296,000
cent in the toll
a
passenger cars
commercial
er
Hegelein, Secretary of Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
'
3.10s, at a price of 100.04, a
of about 3.09%.
.'
;
■
—
as
three-tenths of
Tenafly School District, N. J.
Offering —William
J. rate for
Hawkins,
parking
callable
J.
to
Roosevelt
Savage, Minn.
Bond
ere
Sale^—The
purposes
22—v.
Offering—Sealed bids will
received until Jan. 20 for the
ing
$4,000,000 autosystem revenue
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1959. Due on
Jan; 1 from 1960 to 1989 inclusive.
5
No.
Issue
rnobiJe
ous
purchase of $800,000 school build¬
or
Detroit.
of
NEW JERSEY
-
cipal and interest (M-S) payable Vandewater,Sykes,f Heckler _&
at the First National Bank,
of Galloway, of New York City.
South River. Legality, approved by New York State Thruway Authority
Caldwell,
Marsnall, .Trimble 8c
%
(P. O. Elsmere), N. Y.
^
Mitchell, of New York City.
To Raise Rates—An increase of
Belleville, N. J.
Bond
be
..Monday,.December 29, 1958 :
.
Bond
Independent Sch. Dist.
No. 759, Minn.
holder. Legality
the
school building bonds was sold to
Wachob-Bender Corporation.
Owatonna
Detroit,' at the option of
approved by
JMiller. Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
cago,
District..
Bond Sale
Bond
Chi¬
City in New York City,
the
School
(P. O. Holstein), Neb.
— An
issue of $18,000
11-R
No.
;
Inc."
the
lit
Adams /County
.J
school
•
.
and interest (J-J) payable
current official bank of
cipal
Sale—The $200,000
Bond
building bonds offered I)ec. 18 —
v.
188, p. 2513 — were awarded
to a group composed of AllisoiiWilliams Co.,
Piper, Jaffray &
Hopwood, and J. M. Dain & Co.,
Financial Chronicle
Tint Commercial and
r.y.tf
.
.
NEBRASKA
Independent School District
No. 278, Minn.
Detroit, at the
or
option of the holder. Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
;
; ,7*.
(V>I
«4. 1^2700
(J-D) payable at the Tinker Na¬
East Setauket. Le¬
tional Bank, in
gality approved by Vandewater,
Named Assistant Executive Di¬
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
rector— Oliver K. Compton, Jr., New York City.
formerly Personnel Director, has
Caledonia, N. Y.
been appointed Assistant to
the
soundness and to assure the mar¬
ketability of the additional bonds
which must be sold to complete
construction of the 559-mile ex¬
pressway
original
drafted
system. The Thruway's
financial program was
1954 by Madigan-Hy-
in
land.
Offering^ — Annabel C.
Col. Brill said it was costing
Turnpike Authority. The Bott, Village Treasurer, will re¬ about 35% more to maintain and
new
position becomes effective ceive sealed bids until 3 p.m
operate the Thruway this year
Jan. 1, 1959.
(EST) on Dec. 30 for the pur¬
„
than
had
been
estimated
five
Mr. Compton came to the Au¬ chase of $39,000 water supply sys¬
years ago in the original finan¬
thority in Jan. 1957, as Personnel tem bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1958. cial
plan.
The increases result
Director. Previous to that he had Due on Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1988
largely
from
higher
wages,
a
been Plant Manager of a textile inclusive. Principal and interest
larger State Police detachment for
mill at Lowell, Massachusetts from (J-D)
payable at the First Na¬
Thruway patrolling, and a sub¬
1949 to 1956. His war service was tional Bank of Caledonia. Legal¬
stantial increase in the cost of
with the U. S. Army from 1942 to ity
approved
by
Reed,
Hoyt, equipment and its maintenance.
1946, and again from 1951 to 1952. Washburn & McCarthy, of New
It was estimated that operation
He was a Major in the Quarter¬ York City.
and maintenance costs, after I960,
master Corps. He is married, the
Charlton Fire District No. 1 (P.O. would exceed original estimates
father of three children, and re¬
R. D. No. 2, Scotia), N. Y.
by 50%.
sides in Somerville, New Jersey.
Col. Brill said present predic¬
Bond Sale — The $63,000 fire
He is a graduate of Rutgers Uni¬
equipment bonds offered Dec. 15 tions, based on experience to date,
versity.
indicate that by 1965 it would cost
v. 188, p. 2403 — were awarded
Robert P. Kenny, Assistant to
more
than
$5,000,000
more
to
Mr. Compton, has been appointed to the Ballston Spa National Bank
maintain and operate the Thru-.
Personnel Director effective Jan. of Ballston Spa.
wav
than had been estimated in
1, 1959. He, too, is a graduate of Eastchester Union Free Sch. Dist.
1954.
Rutgers, and had formerly been in
No. 1 (P. O. 299 Main Street,
Madigan-Hyland estimate that
personnel work with General Elec¬
Eastchester), N. Y.
the new toll rates should provide
tric
Company, Philadelphia. He
Bond Offering—Harvey S. Ben¬
about $5,500,000 in additional rev¬
has been associated with the Au¬
nett, District Clerk, will receive enue in 1960, or slightly more
thority since Feb. 1958. He was in
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on than the anticipated increase in
military service from March until
Jan. 7 for the purchase of $1,420,operational and maintenance costs.
Sept. 1957.
000 school bonds. Dated Dec.
1, Net revenues then would meet
1958. Due on Dec. 1 from 3959 to forecasts in the 1954 financial plan
Spotswood School District, N. J.
Bond Offering—Charles Sengs- 1987 inclusive. Principal and in¬ under which Thruway Authority
Executive
Director
of
the
New
Bond
Jersey
—
payable at the Na¬
White
tack, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
terest
cation, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m. (EST) on Dec. 30 for the
purchase of $225,000 school bonds
Dated Sept. 1, 1958. Due on Sept.
tional Bank of Westchester,
1 from 1959 to 1978
inclusive. Prin¬
(J-D)
Plains, in Tuckahoe, or at the op¬
holder, at the Manu¬
facturers Trust Company, of New
tion of the
York
City. Legality
approved by
bonds
were
sold.
'
Rotterdam, N. Y.
,
1
Bond
*—
Sale—The $623,000 water
district bonds offered Dec. 23—v.i
188,
p.
2694—were
awarded
to
Volume
188
Adams,
McEntee
Number 3807
.
.
The Commercial and financial Chronicle
.
(2791)
&
Co., Inc.,- as. bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1959. Due on
3$rs, at a price of .100.17, a basis Jpct.-L f%>m I960 to 1975 inclusive,
of?- about ?3.73%.
/,; •
-'A
principat^and interest (A-O) pay-
building bonds offered
v.
188,
Thompson(P. O. Monticello),N. Y. ^le .afe-Jhe Edgerton State Bank
Bond Offering
Radph Cod1- Cpmpan3V\4n Edgerton., Legality
dington, Town Supervisor, willi*e- ^apprpvedaby Squire, Sanders &
ceive ; sealed ; bids t.until
\"
2 -paii. Depip^j^: of: Cleveland.
)
Dec. 30 for the
on
Edwards, Inc.
and Recreation bonds. Dated
1 ,v"l958.; Due Git
°hio
Kbvy
-inclusive:
(M-N)
National
Union
Principal- and
payable
Bank
at
of
the
awarded
.
,
1 (P?J&.
NORTH CAROLINA'
:'z:"
Bond
K.F.D. No. 3, Massillon),
Ohio
H Bo lid," Offering
(P. O. Kenansville),
;
North.Carolina ■?- v r.■.
Offering — W. E. East?
islsue
bonds
■
sealed
Raleigh,
tary
sold
on
Jan.
had
at. his
11
office in
(EST)
a.m.
sold
&
$51,000
6s.
awarded
vestment
to
the Greene" In¬
Corporation, at. a/price
ifr—v. i'88,
2.93 %v as follows:
to
:i
water
^
and
sewer
1
'
iand
$25,000 3s, due
from 1966 to 1970
25,000
street
3 ;:2?is, due
•
V
to
:
3s/ due
•v. -
p.
>
1965
inclusive";:?"
bonds,
on
for $iO,O0O
June 1 from 1961
'
■\
'
Offering
OHIO
;
Of
100.87,
3*10%..""/*
basis of
a
Bond
■
,
'
'
'
County
Commissioners, will receive sealed
until
11
a.m.
(EST)
on
Due
and
semi-annually
Dec.
inclusive.
(J-D)
15
from
on
June
1960 to
Treasurer's office.
1982
.
Principal
payable at
and
the
interest
Xenia
Na¬
Jan.
?
Tuslaw Local Sch. Dist.
(P. O.
R.F.D. No. 2, Massillon), Ohio
Bond Offering Postponed—The
Bank, Xenia. Legality ap¬
.issue of $1,250,000 school build¬
proved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
ing bonds will be sold on Jan. 15,
liams, of Cincinnati.
/
not Jan. 7 as
previously intended.
tional
Black River Local Sch., Dist.
(P. O. Homerville), Ohio
Bond
Offering
Arthur Stev¬
-g-
enson, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until noon
Jan. 28 for
(EST) on
the.purchase of $820,-
000
bonds.
school
1959.-Due
on
Dated
June
1
Feb.
and
Upper Arlington, Ohio
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
ing of $137,000 police and fire sta¬
tion
building bonds scheduled for
Dec. 30
v.
188, p. 2515 — has
been postponed.
—
Wfoodlawn* Ohio
1
1
Bond
moss,
at
the
Farmers Savings Bank/
Legalityyappioved by
Spencer.
sealed
Jan.
Offering
—
Thomas
for
.
Bond Sale—An issue of
water works system*
$100,000
improvement
bonds
was
sold 'on
Ryan, Sutherland
at a
&
price of 100.5.9.
1.958/ Due
Dec.
Co.,
15
as
to
3 %s,
Dated Nov. 1,
1 from 1960 to
Dec.
1979 Inclusive.
Interest J-D. Le¬
gality approved by Squire, Sand¬
ers
&
on
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
at
District
Bond
Joseph
—
Education, will
scaled
on
improvement
Dec.
1
—
The
Peck,
Xenia, Ohio
Bond
house
fered
Sale
and
Dec.
188, p. 2403 —
awarded to Sweney Cartwright & Co., as 33/4S, at a price of
101.90, a basis of about 3.56%.
OKLAHOMA
—
bids
13
until
for
11
the
dormitory
a.m.
to
Due
1998
of
Secretary of
the Board of Education until
Jan.
for the purchase of
22
$340,000
school building bonds.
Collinsvillet Tex.
Bond
Sale
Various
purpose
bonds totaling $85,000 were sold to
R. A. Underwood &
Company,
—
Inc.,
5s.
Dallas, Tex.
Bond Offering—E.
Lynn Cross-
ley,
City Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until 1:45 p.m.
(CST)
on Jan. 19 for the
purchase of
$17,-
600,000 bonds,
$11,400,000
on
on
Jan.
as
follows:
water
revenue
and
sanitary
bonds.
Dated
Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
Legality
by
Burgwin, Ruffin,
Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
Lebanon, Term.
-
—-
~
Dec.
17
—
awarded
v.
188,
p.
2404
were
—
County (P. O. Roby),
Texas
Bond Offering—Bruce
Dated
approved
.
Fisher
$652,000
bonds.
revenue
.
July 1, 1958.
1961
(EST)
purchase
MicCain,
County Judge, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m.
(CST) on Jan. 2
for the purchase of
$75,000 per¬
manent
improvement limited tax
bonds. <pated Jfln.10,1959. Due on
Jan.
10
clusive.
from
1960
Principal
to
1968
and
in¬
interest
(J-J) payable at the State Treas¬
to
the Equitable Securi¬ urer's office.
Legality approved by
Corporation, and Clark, Land- Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman, of
Kirkpatrick, Inc., jointly. Dallas.
>t
and
Gaines County
TEX*AS
Bristol Borough Sch. Dist.
Independent School
District, Tex.
Authority
(P. O. Bristol), Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of
000 school
privately
revenue
on
Dec.
bonds
18
to
$1,540,sold
was
a
group
headed by Ira Haupt & Co.
bonds bear rates of interest
The
rising
gradually from 3% for the 1960 to
1965 maturities, to 3.80% for those
due in 1986 to 1988 inclusive The
issue is dated Feb. 1, 1959.
Legal¬
ity approved by Rhoads, Sinon &
Reader, of Harrisburg.
Others in the syndicate: Halsey,
.
Stuart
&
Co., Inc., Kidder, Peabody & Co., Harrison & Co., Rambo, Close & Kerner, Inc., Warren
W. York & Co., Inc., Bache &
Co.,
Evans
Hemphill, Noyes
Co., Inc., and
&
Lincoln
&
Co.,
Joseph
Ray.
West Pottsgrove
Township, Pa.
Bond Offering — Arline
Yost,
Township Secretary, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(EST)
on
Jan. 7 for the purchase of
$16,000
sanitary
system
sewer
Dated
construc¬
March 1, 1959.
March 1 from 1961 to 1968
inclusive.
Legality approved
by
High, Schwartz, Childs & Roberts,
of Norristown and Pottstown.
RHODE
ISLAND
Cranston> R. /.
Bond
Offering
—
G.
,
Russell
Ramsden, City Treasurer, will
re¬
ceive sealed
bids at the First Na¬
tional
of
Bank
Boston, Municipal
Division, 45 Milk St., Boston,
til
noon
(EST)
on
un¬
Dec. 29 for the
purchase of $2,250,000 general ob¬
ligation bonds, as follows:
(P. O. Seminole)>
Texas
Abilene
v.
Mayes County Dependent Sch. Dist.
No. 21 (P. O.
Pryor). Ohla.
Bond Sale
The $25,000 school
x
..
Sale—The $450,000 water¬
works improvement bonds
offered
—
—
Texas
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
received by the
be
*
PENNSYLVANIA
The $280,000 fire
equipment bonds of¬
22
Jan. 1,1983 and 1984,
Bridgeport Independent Sch. Diet.*
sewer
„
Portland,
Legality
by
sewer
was
'Feb. 1, 1$59. Due semi-annu¬
TENNESSEE
ally from Aug. 1, 1959 to
)feb.
Knoxville College
(P.O.
1, 1979 inclusive.
(
V /
Knoxville), Tenn.
6,200,000 various purpose general
Bond Offering—Milton J.
obligation bonds. Dated Feb.
Hein, /
Secretary-Treasurer of the Board
1, 1959. Due on Aug. I from
of Trustees,
will receive sealed
1959 to 1978 inclusive.
Bond
$175,000 fire
on
Wiley,
Interest J-J.
Blyth & Co., jointly.
bonds.
approved
E.
$30,000
sewer and gas
bonds
Legality approved by Vinson, El-»
kins, Weems & Searls, of Houston?
as
from
on
Williams, of Cincinnati.
R.
purposes
bonds. Dated Jan.
1, 1959. Due on
Jan. 1 from 1960 to 1979
inclusive.
ties
Due
*
—
-
street &
tion
Paul C. Miller,
bids
until
noon
Jan. 20 for the purchase
$320,000
school
(EST.):
of
School
(P. O. Edgerton), Ohio
Offering
Clerk of Board of
receive
Local
Sale
the
Lockland branch of the
First National Bank of
Cincinnati.
Shaffer &
obligation
awarded to the United States Na¬
tional
Bank, of
were
Edgerton-St.
on
Inclusive.
station construction bonds offered
16 — v. 188, p. 2515 — were
the
purchase of $35,000
Riddle Road Bridge
bonds.
Bricker, Evatt,, Bar$fi;< Eckler & ;
Dated Jan. 1, J959. Due on Dec. 1
Niehoff:. of Columbus.';;
from 1960 to 1984 inclusive.
Prin¬
Cuyahoga t Fails, Ohio
,J- cipal and interest (J-D) payable
Offering
Clerk, will receive sealed
(CST) on Jan. 5
of $60,000 gen¬
Dec.
Bodine,
De-
Village Clerk, will receive
bids until noon
(EST) on
13
1980
DeHaven & Townsend, Crouter &
1,
Dec.
to
Pendleton, Ore.
,
Bond Offering — Donald Flet¬
12 for the* purchase of
$505,000
cher, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬ special
assessment sewer district
cation, will receive sealed bids1 Bonds. Dated Dec.
15, 1958. Due
uhtil noon (EST) on Jan. 15 for
on Dec.
15 from 1960 to 1979 in¬
the purchase of
$850,000 school clusive.
Principal and
interest
tbilding bonds. Dated Jan. 15, (J-D)
payable
at
the
County
1959.
1973
about
County (P. O. Canton), Ohio
Bond Offering—Hilda
Schrantz,
Clerk
of
the Board of
DAKOTA
bids until 9 p.m.
for the purchase
be
1972 inclusive.
64,000 3%s. Due
4
Stark
bids
will
system bonds offered Dec. 15
188, p. 2515 — were awarded
Blyth & Co., and the United
awarded
I
Beavercreek Township Local Sch.
Dist. (P. O.
Xenia), Ohio
Bids
—
v.
1967 to
19
G*r*s&frTit
■
pried
from
Town
Feb.
on
$42,000 4s. Due on Dec. 1 from
/
1961 to 1966 inclusive.
44,00(f 3V4S. Due on Dec. l from
—
,_&2.
June 1 from 1961
to" 1965-inclusive.
;
*
15
to
"JJills Local School District
(P\ O: Cincinnati), Ohio
Bond'S&fe
The $70,000 school
—
on
Due
States National
Bank, of Portland,
at a price of
par, a net interest
cost of about
3.46%, as follows:
^
—
""~^£Tis,.due
1
Bond
1965 inclusive.
4s.
(F-A) payable
Corn
Summit, S. Dak.
$150,000 seW-<
age
.
inclusive; and $15,000. equipment bonds offered
Dec.
oil June 1 from": 1966
v. 188,
p. 2515
were
to 1968 inclusive.
,
■
from
\V,;.
Hood River, Ore.
b Bond* Safle
Dec;
2403—were awarded
...
Chemical
2Vz%.
Bond Sale—An issue of
1958. Due
Ken¬
from
1
Feb.
on
or exceeds
Brazoria, Tex.
system
group composed of The Ohio
3.60%.
June X
1
bonds.
bonds,
on-
Feb.
Gladstone, Ore.
Bond
for
h
fol¬
as
equals
system rev¬
sold to Louis
Pauls & Co., as 5s. Dated Nov.
1,
Exchange
Bank, of New York City. Legal¬
ity approved by Sinkler, Gibbs &
Simons, of Charleston.
received until Jan. 13 for the
pur¬
chase of $260,000
water
—
sr
4.14%,
the
eral
Company, W. E. Hutton & Co.,
$13,000 2%s, due on June Qurtiss, House & Co., as 3%s, at a
price of 1G1.42, a basis of about
from 1961 to 1965
inclusive;
$38,000
Foster
& Co., Inc.,
a net in¬
..
improvement bonds offered
at
1966 to 1974 inclusive.
School District, Ohfo
V
/riJond Sale—The $750,000. school
of- par,j a net interest cost of
about
cipal and interest
p.
Crowe, 40f Dal¬
are
eligible for
purchase by the State Hoard of
Education
if
the
interest rate
works
1962 inclusive.
1963 to
232,000
North Cdnton Exempted
Village
'Tl'r'TX S
188,
to
Principal
by
&
These bonds
las.
enue
Offering—Mayor J.
SOUTH
57,000 4%s. Due
dated Feb. 1,1959.
system
revenue
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1959. Due on
Feb. 1
from 1964 to 1992
inclusive. Prin¬
116
inclusive.
(J-D) payable atibe
First National
Bank, ^of Abilene!,
or at the
option of the holder, at
the Republic National
Sank, of
Dallas. Legality approved
Call, Parkhurst
are
neth Cass will receive
sealed bids
until 11 a.m.
(EST) on Jan. 7 for
the purchase of
$2,900,000 water¬
price of par,
on
on
1984 in¬
Greenville, 5. C.
Bond
Milburn,
awarded
Due
1960 to
,
188, pt 2515^
a
Due
to
1982
and interest
water,
4Y4S.
terest cost of about
lows:^-
-
16—v.
as
to
Marshall, and Blyth
jointly, at
-
offered Dec.
were
—
.
were
Co.,
5
1960
SOUTH CAROLINA
waterworks bonds
—
2299
payable? at the Chase Manhattan* group composed of
Hayden, Miller
Bank, New> York; City, or-at the
Cog.©raun; Bos worth & Co.,
Wachovia Bank & Trust
CO.;-Ral¬ .Inc.,"rPrx>videhf: Savings Bank &
eigh.. Legality approved by ^Ilt- Trust5 Gov; of
"Cincinnati, ? Fahey,
chell, Pershing, Shetterly1^ Mit¬ Clarir & Co., and Sweney Cartchell, of New York City.-)^ - Wright t& Co,, as 4s, at a price of
•
.101.81,-a basi& of about 3.63%.
-:
Reidsville, N. C. ' T
g;
$68,000 bonds
&
Bond Sale—The
$340,000 school
bonds offered Dec. 9
v.
,
The
<—
OREGON
•
—
p. 2515
Shoemaker
Douglas County Sch. Dist. No.
(P.O. Roseburg), Ore.
-
Sale
from
Principal and interest payable at
the First National Bank
of Boston,
or
at the Rhode Island
Hospital
Trust Co., Providence.
Legality
approved by Ropes,
Gray, Best,
COolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
been
Jan.' 6 for the purchase of
$82,000 V Bond". Offering Postponed—The
bonds as follows:
-; ?
:~v
* 5," > issue'of $1,370,000 school building
$71,000 road and bridge bonds'. Bonds will be sold on Jan. 20, not
Jan. .7 as previously intended.
'Due on June 1 from 196b-to
*
r \ 1976
inclusive.
'
v
-NewMiami Local School District„
.1 f1,000 school bonds. Due on June ■
1 from 1962 to 1966 inclusive. :
Bond Sale—The $900,000 build¬
The
bonds -are
dated
Dec.
1, ing bonds offered Dec. 22—v. 188,
1958. Principal and interest
(J-D) p. ,2515 — were awarded to a
Bond
188,
Nov.
on
Cochran &
14.
Martington Local Sch. Dist.
(P:O. R:P:D: No. 2, Alliance), Ohio
on'
sewer and
was
""
bids
until
•
ql\$930,000 stuool building
wiir be
1
ing unlimited tax bonds. Dated
Dec. 15,1958. Due on Dee.^$frDm
1959 to
Due
from 1960 to 1979
clusive.
Wilburton, Ohla.
-] Bond Sale—The $175,000 sani¬
Postponed—The
erling, f ] Secretary, of "the Cocat Originally* the award
Government Commission, will re-' scheduled for Dec. 26.
ceive
v.
to
to
inclusive.
Feb.
$25,000 water
improvement bonds of¬
—
1
925,000 sewerage bonds.
The
—
a
■f"
-Feb.
on
Waurika, Ohla.
Bond Sale
from 1960
700,000 high school bonds.
The bonds
to
33/is, at
Legality approved by Vandevvater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
way, of. New York City.
;
v?.
?
on Feb.
1
1979 inclusive.
for the purchase of
$320,000 water
works system bonds.
'
Magnus & Co., as system
price of 100.37, a basis fered Dec. 17
/qf/about 3.68% . 1
*> 'J; were awarded
*
Jackson Township Local Sch. Dist. Co., Inc.
Monti-
cello.
Due
f
Sallisaw, Ohla.
$17,728.98 spe¬
cial assessment road improvement
bonds'1" offered
Dec.
22
were
May 1 from i 960
1963
to,
interest'
'
Bond 1 Offering .—
City Clerk
Freda E. Erwin announces that
bids will be received until Jan. 6
KbuA'/Ssie—The
g
$625,000 elementary school bonds.
—
awarded
;
purchase; Green'Tokvhship (P. O. Cincinnati),
of*-$25,000 Holiday Mountain Park
Dec. 23
were
—
-
b
(EST)
2695
p.
to R. J.
55
Bond Sale—An issue of
$350,000
bonds was sold to the First
road
Bond
Offering — Morgan Jones, Southwest Company, and the Mer¬
Jr., President of Board of Trustees, cantile National
Bank, of 'Dallas,
will
2
receive
p.m.
(CST)
sealed
on
Jan.
bids
2
until
for
the
purchase of $3,500,000school build¬
as
follows:
$230,000 3j/4S. Due
,
on
Jan. 15 from
1960 to 1964 inclusive.
-r"
-■*»>
Jan. 15,1965
....
r-X.£
1959< Interest
and 1966. J.
*
ing tabulation:
$500,000 2% Baltimore,
;
Due July 1,1981. i
Calif., bonds, due
'
•*,
Francisco,
Aug. X; 1989
to
WISCONSIN
■:*
/
a
Falls and. BtstlerfJ
Menomonee
Bur- *
'
Co., and: the Canadian
of Commerce;1 as 5*2S and
&
gess
(Villages) Joint Schi Dist.;f
composed of the Bank¬
group
Bond Corp., Ltd., C. H,
ers
J
)
and 1990:
j
Md. bonds,
-San
2*8%
the accompany¬ ,,^90.000,
thorities shown in
120,000 3%s. Due on
(
Monday, December 29, 1958
and Financial Chronicle,
The Commercial
,(2792)
€6
Bank
; ; No.
1 : (P.X Q. West Park / 5s, at a price of 96.44. Due on Dec. f
above bonds were initially
Avenue, Menomonee falls),
1 from 1959 to 1978 inclusive. In*
issued by the respective Housing
J-J. Legality approved by McCall,
'1,100,000 • .2^8%.;. Chicago, j 111., Authorities at not less than their .:
Wisconsin \
terest J-D.
:•,i
Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dallas. *•
f
° bonds.
Due on June 1, 1986
Bond Offering—Clerk Aristotle
par value, and a taxable gain may
-and 1987. -1 . •;;
Huntsoille Independent School /
accrue on
bonds purchased at a Paras announces that the school \ f ...
Sarnia, OnL<-.:; ;
[>
District; Tex.
500,000 2*g % - Cincinnati, Ohio, discount^ Legality of the various
Bond Sale
An issue of $657,- «
Board
will receive sealed bids
bonds.
Due on July X, 1991
Bond Offering — Deed Lindsev, U
issues has been approved by rec¬
until 8 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 5 foj* 537 improvement bonds was sold ;
and 1992. President ■ of Board of * Trustees,
ognized bond counsel.
,\r
the purchase of $610,000 general to a group composed of McLeod,t;
wilTieceive sealed bids until 7 p.m. 1 1,000,000 2%% Cleveland, Ohio,,
obligation
corporate
purpose Y'oung,' Weir & Co., Ltd., Mills, ;
bonds. Due on July 1, 1988
:•_
UTAHV
(CST)on Jan. 7 for -the purchase r'
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1959. Due Spence & Co., Ltd., and the Bank
of $538,000 school building bonds. \)'-f and 1989.
"*•'
V % Bona Vista Water Improvement on Feb. 1 from 1966 to 1979 inclu¬ of Montreal, as 5*^s and 5%s, at :
750,000 ; 2%%* Dallas,
Texas, !
Dated Feb. 1, 1959. Due on Feb. 1
sive: Interest F-A. Legality ap¬ a price of 100.34.
:T Dist. (P. O. Ogden), Utah
;
.
i
bonds, including $500,000 due
from 1960 tQ 1987 inclusive. Priii*
:
Bond Sale — The $186,000 gen¬ proved
by Quaries," Herriott &
Dec'. 1, 1981 and 250,000 Dec
cipal and interest (F-A) payable
eral
obligation
water
system Clemons, of Milwaukee. /T i v ^
.QUEBEC;
tn a
ot H bank in a Federal Reserve
1,1992.
bonds offered recently were sold
?
Beauhamois, Que.; ; *."
Shawano, Wis.
\ IJ
X "*
center to be designated by the
2,250,000 s Detroit, Mich., bonds,
to. Edward L. Burton & Co., >
'
1
15,
Jan.
Dated
'
.
j The
,
.
.
i
•
—-
-
<
purchaser.,
Legality approved by
;
-17} ~
■
Bond Sale—The $225,000 sewer
j Bond Sale
An issue of. $256,*,/
| Salt Lake County; Granite Sch* "■ disposal plant bonds offered Dec. ()06'wafcf\v6rks and s'ewer bonds -*
Dist. (P. O. Salt Lake City), Utah
17—v. 188, p. 2516—were awarded was sold to Bell, Gouinlock & Co^
Bond Sale—An issue of $430,-,
to Halsey, Stuart & Co., at a price and
Nesbitt,
Thomson
&' Co:*
000
school
building bonds was of
100.004,. a net interest cost of jointly, as 5s, at a price of 94.59,
JuftC
due
Independent School
7, and $950,000 1992.
2* 2S,
OH
1, 1991 and
District (P. O* Waco), Tex.
• / r '
2.050,000
Los
Angeles, ...Calif., sold to Kalman & Co., and Mer¬ about 3.27%, as follows:
a basis of about 5.59%. Dated Dec,
Bond Sale—An issue of $325,000 j ^
bonds, consisting of: $300,000 cantile
Trust
Co.;
St.
Louis,
$50,000 3s.'Due on July 1 from X, 1958. Due on Dec. 1 from 1959 '
PaHchng'bonds was sold to Dallas ■
2%s. clue Nov. T; 1983; $250,- jointly, as follows:
1960 to 1964 inclusive.^ '
" to 1978 inclusive. Interest J-D, J
000 2 lis, due Nov.
1, 1988; $260,000 2%% bonds. Due July 1,
Itppe & Son, Inc..
'
175,000 3.30s. Due on July 1 from
and $1,500,000 2V2Sf due .on
Maniwaki, Que.
<
1963. - -■% •%'
Randall County (P. O. Canyon), /"
3965 to 1977 inclusive.
"/:•
Nov. 1 from 1991 to 1994 in,;
>
Texas "■ - '•"
Bond Sale
An issue of $60,000
170,000 3% bonds. Due July 1,
La
•
'
X
consisting of: $1,000,000 21 i>s,
due on jline 1,1984 and 1985:
$800,000 2%s,-due JurieT,T 1986;
J
.
Searls,/
'Elkins^ Weems &
of Houston//*
Vinson,;
"
Vega
■
,
.
-i-,
„
.
—
elusive. . . /♦ '/ w; I / road and bridge refunding bonds; jSOO^OO. ^
hnn^n'no
sold to the Columbian SeCu-P1^^011* 5 ^nffonn Tnn^ i
rities Corporation of Texas, and r >
Jkoo
a,ld ?30*9'9°9 Ju
l>
issue of
Bond Sale—An
.
$220,000/
-
was
of: '$400,000 .2%s,
due Jan.- 1," 1980: $500,000 2s,
due
Jan.
1,
1981;
$350,000
2*"ss. due Jan. 1, 1983; $250,000 21i»s, due Jan. 1, 1985; $1,500,000 2%s, due Jan. 1, 1986
consisting
$30,000 4s. Due on
Jan. 1,1963.
,|
from
190.000 41ss,i Due on Jan,? 1
1964 to 1969 inclusive.-
Dated
-
I
/
Interest /
C 1,1959.
Jan.
>
STATES
Offering of, $16,250,Housing Bonds—A syndi¬
cate composed of the.iFirst Na¬
tional City Bank; of New Ytwrkp
4)00 New
Brothers, Blyth & Co.,
Phelps,'-Fen n & Co., First
Boston Corp., Smith, Barney- &
f^ehman
-
-
\V '
Richmond, Va.,
|
bonds,{including ;$500,000 due
;
Aug.; 1, 1979 anch 1980; and
f;. $250,000 on Aug, 4,1983.
225,000 2*8%; Sacramento,,. Calif.,
bonds, due Dec. 1, 1990 and
•
;.2% %.:£
,
Presspricfv & Co.,
Bear, Stearns & Co.rEquitable.Securities, "Corp./ Stohe
Webster
SecuritiesCorp.,V "VVhit'ey Weld &
Co.," and F. S. Smithers & Co.,
/made public offering on Dec. 24,
\ in a secondary offering, ofJ $16,250,000 New Housing bondsf con¬
stituting obligations of the au&
500,000 2*sfc'Puerto Rico (Com¬
monwealth of) bonds, due on
-'June 1- front 1990 to 1992 iiir
750,000
Co., Goldman,..Sachs
Co., Shields &
due on Jan.
1,100,000 2%% Newark," N, J.,
bonds, due on April 1 from
1992 to 1994 inclusive.
| .-.♦••.elusive. j,?
Inc.,
$1,250,000 2*L»s,
1, 1991 and 1992.
1987; and
and
•
V
Secondary
*
-
0
J-J^ -Legality approved by Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
UNITED
b
Co.," R,*W.
.
.
1991.
385,000
St.
1989
Aug.
due
inclusive. '
1991
to
from
1
.
dated July *1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
1958.
;
(P* O.
t
— An
issue of $388,000 improvement bonds was sold
Winnipeg, Man.
! Bond Sale—An issue of $2,000,- to a group composed ; of Credit
(warded to a group composed of
Quebec, Inc., Belanger, Inc., Florthe
Seattle-First National Bank 000 improvement bonds was sold ido Matteau & Fils, and the Banto
a
group
composed of James
in Seattle, Foster & Marshall, and
que
Provinciale du. Canada, as
Blyth & Co., Inc., at a price of Richardson & Sons, Royal Secu¬ 5*28, at a price of 94.33, a basis of
rities Corp., Ltd., Cochran, Mur¬
par, a net interest cost of about
about 6.42%. Dated Dec. 1, 1958.
ray & Co., Ltd., and the Canadian
3.72%, as follows:'
Due on Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1968
Bank of Commerce, as 5s, at a
inclusive. Interest J-D.
. •
/ ■
$245,000 4s. Due on Jan. 1 from
price of 97.72. Due on; Dec. 1 from
.■:*
1961 to 1969 inclusive.
?
1959 to 1978 inclusive.
Interest
) Sept-Iles, Que.
101,000 3*/2S. Due on Jan 1 from
J-D.
• •/.
1970 to 1972 inclusive.
Bond Sale — An issue of $875,Ill,000 3.60s. Due on Jan. 1 from
000 improvement bonds was sold
NOVA SCOTIA
i
1973 to 1975 inclusive.: ;
7, f
tt);; %' syndicate headed-by the
Colchester County, N. S.
168,000 3%s. Due on Jan. 1 from
Dominion Securities Corp., at a
23
188,
v.
p.
2516
r:
were
—
'jB0L0£R5 'Of
%To
.
£
.
Republic of El Salvador:"
j
.
J.
■
Customs
;
•
4
»*. i -»
-
First
»
»
v;
.
Cigii 8% Siiiking Eiind Cohl Boiuls..
rrvbeppf A,; ;■ r' ; ;
Dated.July L 1923. Due July 3,'39-18:
• >
_
**■;
;•-•
.
:7?c) Sinking. Eunil
Dated Jul> 2, 1923,
.-
issued with respect to
,
1976 to
1979 inclusive.
Offering
000
A. A. Trem-
—
Bond Sale
1
King County, Kent School District
No. 4IS (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
—
An issue of $200,-
toft he Royal Securities
and
(ShrijfCertificates) ^
•
*
the "
Corp., Ltd.,
Dominioh
jointly.
Corp., LfiW
Securities
■
♦
-
External Sinking
follows:
1
4
J
To
wliicli the Offer, dated April 26, 1916, to ex¬
above Bomb and the appurtenant coupons for
Republic of El Salvador 4%. 3*2% and 3% External Sinking:
linul Dollar Bonds, due' January J, 1976. and to pay Certificates
of Deferred InterestTScrip Certificates) in cash at 13% of their
face amount, inay jie accepted, is hereby extended from January
L 1959 to January 3, 1960.
1
:
:
■ ■
The period for exchange of Convertible Certificates for 3%
External Sinking Fond Dollar Bonds of the Republic, due Jan¬
uary I. 1976. in multiples of $100 principal amount, bas also
been extended from July 1. 1960 to July 1, 1961.'
Copies of the Offer may be obtained upon application to The
First; National City Bank of New York. Corporate Trust Divisioiu 2 Wall Street, New York 15, New York, the New York
.
;
Central de Beserva de El
*-v
*•
:
1
REPUBL1C.OF.EL SAIAADOR
By hrvibkkio-Costa
Ifeccmbej Lli,
I,
.
Minister of Finance
and Public Credit
are
dated
1958.,: Interest J-D.
Dec.
1,
Dec. 1, 1968.
Interest J-D.
■
Dated Dec. 1,1958.
Other members
of the syndicate:
Grenier, Ruel & Co., Inc.,
Imperiale du Canada, J.
flamme, Ltee, Gameau,
Banque
E. La-
Ltee, La
ger,
.
No. 204, Wash. V
Bond Offering — Fred G. Red-
j
j
monf.
County Treasurer^ will re¬
ceive sealed bids until
(PST)
of-
on
10:30 a.m.
Jan. 13 for the purchase
$35,000
- -
general
-
obligation
Treasurer's office.
.
:
10
a.m.
Callable after 10 years
from' date4 of issue. Principal and
Inclusive.
(F-A)
payable at The
County Treasurer's office. - ;
interest-
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January 1, 1961,
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Tbe time withm
7-::
dated Jime 5, 1941, to ex¬
the above Bonds and the appurtenant J cou|>on8 for
Republic of Colombia, 3% External Sinking 1'Yind
due October 1, 1970, mav be accepted is hereby extended from ,
December 31/1958 to December 31, 195<r. i - r L . > :
-i change
Dollar Bonds,
period lor ^exchange of Convertible. Certificates for 3%
Sinking Fund Dollar Bonds of tlie Republic due
multiples of $500 principal amount has also
been extended from June 30, 1959 to June 30, 1960.
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'7 Copies pi the Offer may be obtained upon application to the
The.
Yakima), Waeh.~
Jan. 13 for the * pur¬
chase of $165,000 general'obliga¬
tion bonds.
Dated Feb. 1,: 1959.
Due on Feb; 1 from 1961 to 1979
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County
on.
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sealedbids - until
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Convertible Certificates for 3^7 External Sinking
Fund Dollar Bonds, Due October 1, 1970
-External
October 1, 1970 in
Offering — Fred G. RedCounty Treasurer, will re¬
(PST)
,
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Fund Cold Bond*
Dated July 1, 1927, Due
tlic appurtenant coupons
.
Bond
ceive
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Offer
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| No. 108 (P. O.
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6c/o External Sinking Fund Cold Bonds of 1028
r.Z il^ate^ Aj>r|l 1; 1928, Due October 1, 1961,
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bonds; Dated Feb. 1, 1959, Due
on
Feb. 1 from 1961 to 1979 in¬
clusive/ Principal and
(F-A) payable at the
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Legality ap¬
proved by Preston, Thorgrimson
& Horowitz, of Seattle.
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Yakima^ County, Granger Sch. Dist.
mon,
Fund
Offer dated April 26, 1946 as extended. However, bolder* of Republic of El
Salvador Cu-toar First Lien 8r<r Sinking Fund Gold ltond Series "A" vdiicrr- matured on JuK l. 1948 who surrender-such Bond? in accept akee ,
of said Gffer after June 30, 1954 will.receive in lieu of said 4% External.
Sinking Fond Dollar Bonds, a cash* distribution equal to the jfrineipal
amount thereof plus accrued interest on such amount from January 1. 1946 .,
to July 1, 1954 at the rate of 4% per annum.
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ta< aJdition^l 4%Pxfmial Sinking
Hk>llar-Bcrnd*-. due January 1. 1976. will-be'issued pursuant to the
K.B.'— After
,674,000 5*/2s. Due on
1
Republic of Colombia
to 1978 inclusive.
bonds
The
1 '
Holders of
the
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the
C. A-!
1 from - ^'
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1959 to
This is not
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1969
The time within
Agent of the Fiscal AgentV Banco
Salvador.-San Salvador. El Salvador,
$201,080 Ss..BU£on Ever;
Co., and Wm.
Due on Dec. 1 from
1960 to 1968 inclusive.
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$93,000
NOTICE OF EXTENSION
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price of 92.63, a net interest
of about 6.54%, as follows:
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1157.000 4*ss. Due on Dec. 1 from
change
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Son & Co., jointly,
Harper &
as
Jamtaiy 1. 1976.
Fund Dollar Bonds. Dne
to Pacific Northwest
P.
,
Convertible Certificates for 3°/o
sold
improvement bonds was
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Bonds of Series C,
and
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Due July 1, 1957; and
^Certificates of Deferred Interest"
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BoulanCorporation de Prets
de Quebec, Oscar, Dube 8c Co.,
Inc.,
Coemont,
Guimont, Inc.#
Banque
Canadienne Nationale,
King County Water Dist. No. 75
Laguex, DesRochard, Ltee, Daw¬
-Port Credit, Onts
(P. O. Seattle), Wash. "
son
Hannaford, Ltd., and J. T.
Bond Sale — An issue of $318,!♦ Bond Sale—An issue of $250,Gendron, Inc.
900 improvement bonds was sold
000 water revenue bonds was sold
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;sealed bids until 11 a.m.
ONTARIO
(PST) on Jan. 8 for the purchase
of $450,000 building bonds. Dated ,/>:
Kingston, Ont.
Feb.'l, 1959: Due on Feb. 1 from
: Bond Sale — An issue of $789,1961 to 1974 Inclusive. Principal 856
improvement bonds was sold
and interest (F-A) payable at the to Bell, Gouinlock & Co., Ltd., as
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬ 5 *2s and 5s, at a price of 100.60
ity approved by Preston, Thor- Due on Dec.' l from 1959 to 1978
grimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
inclusive. Interest J-D.
Offer
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1958. Interest J-D.
Bond Sale
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1 from
Roxboro, Quebec
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not an
45,000 5*/2S. Due on Dec.
1964 to 1973 inclusive.
CANADA
Kelso), Wash.
1 Bond Sale — The $625,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered Dec.
from
5s. Due on Dec. 1
1963 inclusive.
Dated Dec. 1,
\ No. 403 (P. O.
at a
net interest cost
6.10%, as follows:
a
1959 to
Bos-
2300—were awarded to
worth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.
p.
ceive
j flis is
$15,000
bonds was
Credit Quebec, Inc.,
of about
$115,000 build¬
offered Dec. 22—v. 188,
ing bonds
County, Kelso Sch.* Dist.
Cowlitz
Riverton), Wyo.
Bond Sale—The
WASHINGTON
v
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to
No. 25 price of 95.71,
County Sch. Dist.
Ftemont
:
Chicago.
Bond
t
sold
are
payable, at the Harris Trust' &
Savings Bank, Chicago. Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of
waterworks and sewer
WYOMING
bonds
The
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Minn.,
Paul,
on
2*8%
bonds,
;;; 1964.
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National Cfty- Bank of New York,
-WalFSlreet, New York 15, N.-Y. ■
REPUBUC OF COLOMWA:^:v By Jose Cctiehrez Gomez
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%Excliange. Ag«nt,;7rhe. First
Corporate Trust Division, 2
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AnbHMdor Kxtr»or<liHarv
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and Mriipolfn tiary of tbe-
Kepubiic of Colombia toxbe
Lnited State* ?rAjmenc*
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