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New York
Number 5599
184
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Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
Carl
J.
ecutive
Sales
In This Issue
are
added.—V.
184,
Chairman,
former
36 years
Slock and Bond Quotations
has been Executive
Inc.—Issues New Bulletin—
Acoustics Associates,
Midwest Stock Exchange.
the
moving needs of family and business shippers
of household goods and business equipment, the directors have author¬
ized
an
expansion in the firm's service facilities of over $1,000,000,
it is announced by Fred J. Grumme, Executive Vice-President.
Included In the expansion program,
Mayflower has purchased 160
new
trailers
the
latest
of
design to
add to its present fleet,
and
even
more
may
be needed, Mr. Grumme says.
Delivery of the first
new
trailers was made in
November and
additional trailers will bq
meet
delivered
added
of
growing
month
each
the
to
older
the
fleet,
design
1957.
will
retire
company
capacity.
smaller
and
into
extending
the
As
trailers
new
approximately
The
trailers
new
trailer^
made by
V*,T ''
Mr.
said
Grumme
reviewed
early
in
with
1957
maintenance
to
necessary
fleet
the
of
needs
the
of
company
will
again
the possibility of added expansion
Mayflower's standards of service.
Stock
.
City Bond Offering.!.
and
State
Dividends Declared and Payable
Alpha Beta Food Markets, Inc.—Sales Rise—
The
corporation
$12,852,871
of
11%
23,
of
period
Federal
that
W.
income
net
equivalent
share
President
Edwards,
the
for
also announced
amounted to $272,920,
General Manager
and
12-week
1956
period
earnings
net
number
of
—V.
this
the
last
period
stores.
•
Auction Sales
.
current
in
2644.
p.
,
Product—
polyethylene, is detailed in a new catalog
this corporation, which is located at Maple
Heights (Cleveland), Ohio.
!
The material has a uniform small-sized closed-cell structure.
It is
offered in such semi-finished molded components as rings, blocks, rods
Agilene-F,
expanded
published
just
foam
by
also be molded to shapes to meet individual
and can
184,
include
2221.-
p.
in Hillside,
_
from
Income
Provision
Net
before
for
l__
operations
income
S.
U,
U. S.
(net)
income
Federal
Federal
income
income
,.
$1,722,043
$1,314,887
172,266
:
221,603
_v~.
,_
$1,894,309
lax.
985,000
tax
...
$909,309
.
$1,536,490
820,000
$716,490
Commission on
the matter of the divestment by Western Union of its international
telegraph operations was postponed from Nov.
19, 1956 until after
March- 27,
1957 by order of the Commission.
The postponement was
requested by Western Union in order to allow further time for the
completion of various negotiations pending with American Securities
Corp..
a
prospective purchaser of Western Unions
cable system.—
Oral
V.
1185,
before
argument
Federal
the
Communications
'
p. 2757.
collapsible
C.
William
This
and
business
metal
Stolk,
business
assets
Sun
ci
Corp.,
tubes, has been purchased by
president; announced on Dec. 21.
was
operated
as
a
manufacturer of
American Can Co.,
a
subsidiary of the Bristol-Myers Co.
acquired by Canco were the, businesses of two other sub¬
sidiaries,
Sun Tube Corp.,
of Canada, Ltd., and Tubos de Estano,
S. A. ae C. V., Mexico.
The three acquisitions will be operated as American Car
Co. sub¬
*'•
under
Expansion
their separate
during
company
20
K.
extrusion and
are
to
used
be
for
\
Co.—Registers With SEC—
company
group
headed by Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co. and Stephens,
public offering price and underwriting terms are to be sup¬
The
its Presi¬
The company will receive no part of the proceeds.
constitute 21%
of the, outstanding shares of
stock. Of this stock, 807,070 shares were
R. Stephens 'Investment Company, Inc.—V. 184,
shares
964,454
Louisiana
froni
common
W.
'
p.2618.
production, Mr. Leghorn
tube
-
'
o
Armistead
Graaskamp,
ferred stock (par
i The
-
and
and a diiector of
Woolens, Inc., on Dec.
He succeeds L. W.
a
National
American
director
Distillers
Investment
9 Months Ended Sept.
income
Gross,
before
.
interest
of Mercantile Stores Co..
Products Corp.—V. 184, p.
Co.
of
;
-
-
taxes
—
Interest
Taxes
-
and other gen¬
purposes.
June
on
1956
1955
$31,932,360 $28,623,94o
13.547,363 12,749,860
4,171,915
3,286.590
4,718,946
4,769,848
—
of
1956,
15,
•
,
"Adjusted for a 2-for-l common
figures
American Machine &
'
The
directors
on
additional
of
Foundry Co.—To Sell
purpose
$14 mil¬
was an¬
Board Chairman and President These
subscription by common stockholders.
example
compared with $145 000,000 for the previous year. As an
expansion, the company now has 18,000 of its Automatic
spotters on lease In bowling centers, compared with
8.455 of
machines on
lease
at
year-end 1955. Current Pinspotter orders
000.
of
its
received
being
will
be
interest
at
the
rate,
determined
rate
-of
conversion
later.
"The
about
price
800 P. month.
and
amount
of
the
issue
are
J
amount of the
debentures
will depend on
common
stock.
.
'
14% over $243,881,349 for the previous
the
indicate that net income and volume of sales
first month of the new fiscal year, showed a
the
benefit
current
from
fiscal
its
21 said in part:
year,
1956
City Electric Co.—Proposed
Financing—
"Jersey P. U. Commission on Dec. 27 reserved decision on ®
request by this company for authority to sell $10,000,000 of first mort¬
gage bonds.
There were no objections to the proposed sale at a public
The
.-
_
New
hearing.
If
these
G.
Atlantic
additional
rentals.
of
holders of
the company should derive sub¬
capital expenditures of approximately
$25,000,000, the greater part of which were not completed until near
the end of the fiscal vear. One of its most important improvements
is the 25,000 barrels per day of new refining capacity which was put
into operation
a
few weeks ago. This can be utilized as additional
refining capacity or as replacement of less efficient facilities, depend¬
ing upon ttie future demand for our products.—V. 183, p. 1750.
the new debentures will be to furnish
working capital to finance tine company's expanding sales and
It is estimated that sales and rentals for 1956 will be about $19o,000,r
The
the
over October last year.
Blazer, Chairman, on Nov.
"During
stantial
Debentures
21 voted to issue between $13 and
subordinated convertible debentures, it
Dec.
Sharply-
the
increase
Paul
188,987,102 158,872,791
400
35,i
stock split on Dec. 1, 1955. V. 184,
1956,
October
for
2438.
p.
to
for
Charges of $14,576,560 in 1956 for depletion, depreciation and
amortization compare with $13,743,573 for 1955. Estimated taxes on
income for 1956 were $13,800,000 compared with $9,750,000 for 1955.
good
—
offices
income
of $279,949,629 were up
Sales
$0.97
$4,656,502
i.—,
receivable
Notes
-
,
year.
$4,693,422
*4,356,4%
S0.94
.
outstanding
Earnings per common share
Number
'
Refining Co.—Earnings Up
&
consolidated
Preliminary
shares
stock
fiscal year ended Sept. 30, 1956,
was
$13,503,942 equal, aiter dividends on preferred stock, to 82.13
per
share on 5,553,038 shares of common stock outstanding. These
earnings, which are our largest, represent an increase of 33% over
corresponding 1955 net income of $10,106,032, equal to $1.56 per share
on
5,433,532 shares then outstanding. The increase in shares of stock
outstanding results principally from the 2%
dividend paid in stock
Irving
2617.
4,551,533
income
Net
Common
$1) and 30,000 shares of common
profceeds are to be used for working capital
net
Ashland Oil
Illinois—Earnings—
30—
,
and
shares of convertible pre¬
$11 per unit.
one
corporate
Net
Co.
resigned.
is
aiso
Offered—Wiles
publicly offered to bona
(Texas)—Securities
share of each class of stock at
in units of
Treasurer
& Co., Inc., and Milliken
director ol American Can
who has
Milliken
Co.
a
Corp.
Co., Dallas, Tex., on Dec. 11
&
fide residents of Texas 30,000
Director—
a
Vice-President,
Milliken,
elected
was
The
names.
1957 of its collapsible tube, impact
collapsible
by Morehead Patterson,
debentures are to be offered for
Also
sidiaries
predicted for Sun Tube Corp. by
nounced
Tube Corp.—
Tube
Elected
Milliken
Deering
lion
-
,
American Can Co.—Buys Sun
The
Notices. 47
47
46
eral
Net
Income
Nonoperating
proceeds
2894.
p.
filed a registration statement with the SEC covering
of its $5 par common stock. These shares are presently
outstanding shares owned by Tri-Continental Financial Corp.; and they
are
to be offered for public sale by such owner through an underwriting
This
Up
$22,393,428 $21,744,203
20,671,385 20,429,316
expenses
183,
964,454 shares
production program.
iN, J.) plant, Sun Tube has a factory
and wholly-owned subsidiaries in Canada and Mexico..
N. J.,
Milliken
1955
1956
revenues
Operating
The
underwriting.
no
oe
capital.—V.
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
4?
Washington
its
to
addition
In
Mr.
Nine..M^jQths Ended Sept. 30—
Operating
Federal
Sun Tube's
of
aspect
Trust
Radio Corp. System—Earnings
will
There
working
14
of
$7.96
at
47
explained, include inner tube linings that will make possible the
aging of many diverse products.,
Aerosol valve production is the company's newest activity.
Produce
tion of aerosol valves, expanded in 1956, is the most highly automated
1
American Cable &
offered
acquired
divisions was
valve
Minot
others.—V.
1
Dec.
on
shares
1,411
be
dent,
speciii-
those for gasketing, cap and closure
linings, low-temperature insulations, industrial floats, sandwich cores,
shock
absorbers,
packaging,
buoys,
radiation shielding,
and many
applications
company
to
The
cations.
Principal
$615,380,000
to
Arkansas
.,
and sheet,
and
1946
plied by amendment.
Kenneth M. Leghorn.
The
new developments
in
contemplated offering of addi¬
" ■"
Inc.
aerosol
issue of
new
filed a letter of notification with the SEC
capital stock (par $1), of which 585 shares
per shaie, under options dated Jan. 1, 1954;
210 shares offered at $7.60 per share under option dated Jan. 1, 1955
and 616 shares at $7.22 per share, under option
dated Jan. 1, 1956.
Also 82 shares of class B Stock
(par $1) at $7.96 per share under
option dated Jan. 1, 1954.
pack¬
.
American Agile Corp.—Announces New
sheet,
—1
Clearings
—
—_
The Course of Bank
of
year
both sales and earnings will
fiscal year," Mr. Edwards declared.
trend
upward
throughout
183,
like
the
smaller
older,
believe
"We
continue
for
Cover
53
9
——■-
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
provision for preferred dividends, to 51 cents per
currently outstanding 504,965 sharps.
This compares
after
the
on
$222,160, or 52
cents per share on the 382,382 shares then outstanding.
During both periods, Alpha Beta had 29 supermarkets in
opera¬
tion.
The
increase
in
sales
points
up
the
important
factor
cf
higher volume per store, Mr. Edwards said. During the past year, Alpha
Beta
has
opened
four
new
large
markets
and
closed a
similar
with
covering the
fc.
Banks of
Banks
Reserve
proposal for a
a
that
noted
of
end
The
—
Statement of
Condition
Combined
1955.
Clauac
approved
27
-
// Applied Research Laboratories, Glendale, Calif.—Files
With Security and Exchange Commission—
47
System
Reserve
1342.
Offering—-
gross additions to the company's consolidated
equipment have increased from $353,481,000 at
as of Sept. 30,
1956. The program
of improvement and expansion is continuing, he said, and it is expected
(hat
approximately $100,000,000 will be expended for that purpose
during (957, with additional amounts thereafter.—V. 184, p. 2221.
the
...
Condition Statement of Member
ended Oct.
$11,715,370 for the
12-week
revenues
over
total
gross
revenues
of
21, 1956, an increase
12 weeks ended Oct.
reported
27
Nov.
on
the
for
A special
the
that
property
plant,
covering
Foreign Exchange Rates
—
explained.
he
expected
Weed
Mr.
v \-y.
& Investment News
General Corporation
Special Offering
declared.
Weed
ar«
if
the underwriting
2321.
registration statement will be filed during
the latter part of January, and that the offering will be underwritten
by an investment banking syndicate headed by Hallgarten & Co., Mr.
Exchange^— 33
:
i
shares,
is
It
Exchange33
be
Dec.
on
preparation,
of
progress
tional
"Miscellaneous Features
Trailmobile.
board
stock,
which will
be offered for subscription
through the
of
rights to stockholders, Clyde E. Weed, President, said.
registration
statement
une'er the Securities Act of
1933 is in
A
'
GO
are
New York
Transactions American Stock
v
•
• v'»
t T
:< t
'
■
the
issuance
44
33
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 33
SEC Index of Stock Prices——
33
Transactions
time
capital
.
Markets
1
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
-
directors
The
36
Over-the-Counter
are,,
—
Co. will head
&
p.
Co.—Plans Rights
Anaconda
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange.37
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange..
37
San Francisco Stock Exchange—^—
37
Montreal Stock Exchange
— _—_
38
Canadian Stock Exchange
39
Toronto Stock Exchange
"
40
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section._— 43
Co., Inc., Indianapolis, Ind.—
Aero Mayflower Transit
184,
completed.—V. 184, p.
quickly
34
______
issue.—V.
new
American Tobacco Co.
34
Stock Exchange...
Los Angeles
at the
\
offering of 11,000 shares of common stock (par $25) was
made on Dec. 21 by Reynolds & Co. at $72.50 per share,
with a dealer's concession of $1.25 per share.
It was
34
Exchange
Stock
Detroit
Plans Expansion—
To
_ —
...
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
large scale,
high
volume batch or automated
ultrasonic cleaning,
machining and liquid processing systems.
Several typical tank arrays are illustrated to show the unique "Build¬
ing-Block" flexibility of the Acoustica ultrasonic systems. Specifications
are
also
given for Acoustica Model AM-203B (magnetostriction) and
Model AC-40 (Barium Titar.ate) transducers.
v
...
Exchange...
Stock
Boston
of
type
any
____
__
American Stock Exchange
generators and transducers adaptable to prac¬
tank configuration and dimension are described in
the new Bulletin DR-2000 Just published by this corporation, which is
located at Glenwood Landing, L. I., N. Y. The Bulletin provides details
of
how two Acoustica
generators, Model DR-2000AL (low frequency*
and Model DR-2000AH (high frequency), can be applied for powering,
High power ultrasonic
tically
Exchange (Bonds)
New York Stock
13
25
29
34
(Stocks)
Stock Exchange
New York
Union Securities
Dillon,
the
for
group
Page
1225.
p.
said.
Patterson
Mr.
issued $10,897,000
company
Eastman,
the
Avery,
Mr.
and
details,"
in 25-year subordinated convertible
debentures
on
June
27 cf
this year, which may be converted into
common
stock during a
10-year period from July 1, 1956. Approxi¬
mately $450,000 of these debentures have been converted to date. .
The
„
continues as Chairman of the Ex¬
new President, has been with the
Vice-President since 1953.
expected to reach $135,000,000 in 1956, the announcement
Sharp,
Committee.
company
outstanding
shares
common
these
out
works
its top
Execu¬
Admin¬
19 announced a reorganization of
management. Fred M. Gillies was elected Chairman and Chief
tive Officer, and Guy T. Avery was elected President and Chief
istration Officer,
effective Jan. 1, 1957.
Dec.
on
company
of
number
the
Management Reorganization—
Steel Co.—Top
Acme
The
MISCELLANEOUS
-
its
bids on
The
•
-
Y
request
~
is
granted,
the bonds Jan. 23.
the
company
intends to seek competitive
\ • i
proceeds are to be used to i-etire $6,025,000 of
construction ne*t year. The notes were
1956.—V. 134, p. 2730.
and for capita),
"Construction during
short-term notes,
issued to iinance
f!
(2834)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
Atlantic
Oil
corporation
of
dealers
on
PROCEEDS—Net
rdded
the
to
The
proceeds
general
corporation
fdditior.al
best-efforts
a
from
funds
of
producing
such
sale
of
expand
stock
common
will
be
it
producing
) "ansas,
properties,
to enter
into
chiefly
in economical
in
areas
Oklahoma
and
There
are now no purchase options or contracts to
acquire producing
or
gas properties, nor to drill wells, in effect.
Approximately S125.000 should be used to drill and equip additional
rU wells on proven locations, on four
presently-owned and operated
producing leases to increase production and income.
V.ill be
stock
on
be used
may
basis of value not less
a
CAPITALIZATION
of the
part
a
as
payment for
the
PRESENT
stock
($1
Preferred stock
•As
of
($10
July
value}——___
par
31,
value).:—___
par
1956,
there
stock
Man
50,000 shs.
in
were
nmmon
it
the
treasury
BUSINESS—Since
Me
corporation
it
has
the
Purchase
and
•
shares
of
and
is
Service
now
used
Reward,
May 12, 1936,
in the business
)
c
non-producing
leases
oyalties; totaling 148 tracts and 3,328 net
rties, upon which there are approximately
daily
leverage
bout
t
12
Let
production
barrels
135
978
acres,
of
acres
oil
corporation's
100,000 cubic
FOR
feet
2,350
income
and
gas
YEARS
ENDED
JULY
;
non-producing.
and
$106,381
22,749
21,363
18,914
—V.
the
be
used
tax.-—
3,500
p.
Harry
Blum,
Cnairman
of
•)$43,671
$0.18
of
the
and
in
be
tince
1951.
The
Mr,
rales
Dorn
will
also
announced
sales
—V.
of
San
to
all
an
time
high.—V.
a
capacity
record
184,
p.
sales
the
on
the
tor
Diego and owns and
—
—V.
$3,743,347
—
Bevanda
is
It
expected
Jan.
companies
50
newly
which
year
cents
(xemption
aspect
saw
tides
In
Offering
that
March
on
should
filed
22,
its
be
Regulation
Regulation
1955.
A
operate
as
changes
which
company
deceit
or
occurred
not
are
in
upon
the
purchasers,"
officers
reflected
in
the
-md
and
in
that
t;ith
tf
order
a
ales
company's
further
the
the
that
asserts
of
of
use
Bevanda
Regulation
the
A
proceeds
Commission's staff
for
for
Mines
the
thereof
such
has
filing
reports.—V.
reports
of
in
be
Vulcan
to
FINANCING
the
quarterly
stc«k
common
of
stockholders
the
to
record
of
Jan.
of
5
dividend
of
Union,
1957.—V.
184,
board
of
of
of
earnings
payment
$2.20
fiscal
rate
was
and
1955
aud
including
year,
to
$2
with
share
stock
1956,
split,
last
have
been:
were
$4:65
paid
Among
modern
roof.
completed by the company
representing ID12 acres (of floor
The
handles
the
represent
new
the
output
latest
very
New
plants
and
from
17
equipment
to
completed
five
Union,
Detinning Co. below.
and
two
; -
1956
Mo.;
9 Months Ended
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
(& Subs.)-
1956
C ross
profit from sales in the United
States,
Canada, Australia and other foreign countries
profit before deprec. & income
—:
provision for
U.
1355
1
S.
and
Foreign
directors
mately
$1,263,998
$881,450
The
taxes—225,709
J Jet
J depreciation
The
182,8'i3
future
43,955
48,708
70,521
41,168
___________
income
taxes-
expansion
Net
income
Net
$111,233
income
for
the
periods
exchange restrictions in
tor 1955.-V.
the
includes
amounts
of
foreign
$12,304
$93,002
1956
one
subject
and
183, p. 2287.
to
$21 334
—V.
184,
—V.
BrewsterjBartle Drilling
Stock
This company
J956,
covering
subordinated
1, 1972,
«ebentures are to
(,nd
1 7
i
f
i
Co., Inc.—Registers Deben¬
the public
and
be
100,000
offered
offering price
amendment.
The
100.000
shares
for
and
public
par
sale
common
by
shares
SEC
on
convertible
common
the
tax-
are
Dec. 21.
stock
to
Bush
company;
be
supplied
to
thereof-
and
new'
a
each
of
the
nine
business
new
available,
1911.
-
shares
of
its
to
will
the
aircraft
New
at
made
1051
of
bt the
be
Brothers
were
loans
$1,360,000
and
amounting
to
aggregate cost of
financed through theapproximately
issuance of
outstanding
$625 000.
S900.000.
on
Dec.
respectively,
and
retained
Contemporaneously with the
oel™g
1958-72.
The
debentures
are
vestment
$2,000,000
net
proceeds
to
be applied
of
as
created in connection with the
company's 4 V* %
serial
such
1956.
accounts
in
of
sale
the
pavable
earnings.
sale of the
"
$4 000 000
These
long-term debt
is
amounts
to
"
and
and
guided
of
debentures the company
series debentures
due Jan.
1.
; the
!■
10,252,232
and
follows: (i>
from
to pay
the
off
sale
the
of the 6%
indebtedness
equipment fccmiisitions: (2* to
discharge
issued in 1953, of
Which $420 000 re¬
notes
Operating
Operating
taxes
1956—3 Mos.—1955
expenses
Operating
revenues
income
of
$
Earns.
—V.
de
net
.
the
of
d
ovn*
the
cover
settlement. nH of
Cenco and affiliated
to
' _*■
the
over
....
from
S3.97
$4,337,600
31,
assets
1955,
to
to
at
Oct.
taxes
com.
,
..
31,
tax
reported
current
3.76
'
19F5
savings
to
'
*
'
and
$4.46
to
of
$113,-
liabilities
1
at
Oct.
by
and
the
(2)
of
of
which
31,
from
1356.—V.
184.
*
'
I
...
Unit—
sale
and
and
certain
conveyance
current
a
Delaware,
directors
authorized
such
assets
if
date
same
improved
wholly-owned subsidiary organized
under
in exchange for
securities of said
assumption by it of the liabilities of
the
State
the
to
the
on
Corp.—Forms Peruvian
corporation
tha
deemed
do,
to
tin*!
saving
rose
the
in
make
to
the
on
be
in
in
before
judgment
it
the
corpora¬
related
board
or
to
its
Dec.
the
assets
to
be
con-
discretion to effect the
31. 1957, or not to effect
of
best
so.
CONSOLIDATED
of
1
9 Months
Ended
Income
the board of
directors condi¬
interests of the
corporation not
83,080,576
1,912,776
and
577.314
on
earnings
_
69,777
61.060
267.074
fnr
p.
$323,412
the
months
are
22,720
common.
13,125
62.055
$95,022
$261,317
300.000
'share.
,300.000
per
$0.28
$0.31
$0.87
co»m
2737.
i.
$10,191,329
equal
-
operations
nrd
of
of
*
since
reflected
Sent.
in
Mills,
1956
for
the
1
30.
the
Wire
&
Aluminum
1956.
Both
1955
and,
shown
Cable
Co.
of
sccordin<dv.
for
Corn
tor
the
these
sub-
their
1955.—-V
183,
Inc.,
Green Bay, Wis.
To Be
Called for
Redemption—
Stock
aI1 the a":sets
^ "PProved on Dec.
e
shares
de¬
period
:
Circle
figures
/Iter
195S
•
Fairmont
through September.
acquired
30,
$4.37
to
period.
months
Paper
Sept.
PrncrqpUriSi1°^-1r/h><5U?tantiaIIy
common
$9 970 794
S6.i5
outstanding
were
reflect
June
not
S$,544!812
—$7,243,451
depletion
3007*
Charmin
$328,896
:
req._
share
1955
from
were
shares
Acquired—Preferred
251,671
$108,147
of
______
per
1956 figures
the
frn
nine
holders
_
___
deduction
1,653.181
So.95. for
siuiants
554,800
$107,223
f
share
The
1.536,114
177,445
taxes.
1
income before
$2,671,481
414,760
income
1__.
per
-
$73,122,521 $53,047,065
13,637,573
11 102 995
6,444,122
4,558,183
;
four
3761.412
STATEMENT", ° '
19561955
income
,
•Earnings
$
136,390
EARNINGS
Sept. 30—
taxes
Net
„
106,024,228
3374,660
.
884,503
300,000
p.
>
Pasco
arise
industries.
1956—12 Mos.—1955
shares_
184,
ai
rose
14,3%,
or
strong position, Mr. Strelsin
1956," working * capital
to aled
$4,818,400," an
*
conveyance
to
.
common
for
Oct.
tions
of
511,270
;
(net)
div,
Earned
$887,059,
s
cer.n
thereon.
that-the
.
current
.
such
California Interstate Telephone Co.-Earnings Off—
No.
out
stock
•
of
veyed;
•
missile
116.000,058
.
Period End. Sept. 30—
Preferred
of
at
operations
charges
sharii
per
reoresen
14.2
.
31,.
$480,800
conveyance
1956—11 Mos.—1955
$
9,904,751
2114.
Net
interest
.
Cenco
.
laws
tion
.
Subs.)—November Sales Up—
$
Sales
Fixed
S"bsidiariev,
Tulsa, Okli,,
1358, it was
leading manufacturers
laboratory supolies,
of
The stockholders on Dec. 19: il) authorized the
all or
substantially all of the Peruvian assets
of
held.
'
and
increase
an
■
'
assets
on Jan.
28,
1957 $234,000
gold bonds, duo April 1,
principal amount plus accrued in¬
Trust Co., New York City.—V. 184,
1956—Month—1955
suppliers
buppiiers
5 <7-
1
1226.'
,
ratio
distributor
o^'ned
,
of
to
^
redemption
sinking fund
the
Irving
(&
Period End. Nov. 30—
p.
under
American Bridgt
amount
Oct.
tatio
"Based
134,
instruments
accrued
of
of
subsidiary
stock
common
is by
who'h'
the
year.
pletion
—V.
equipment
that
$115,109.
Cerro
the
its
an-'
of
one
$7,074,335,
stated
and
value
As
2.98
1957," will
at
framing
31, 1956. an increase of 49 cents.
The
108.65 accounted for 11.7 cents of
the increase.
Working capital continues to show a
last
•
30.
of
The
Buildings Co.—Partial Redemption—
1911.
Butler
station
.
I,™ before
Income "7T7
Terminal
Pavment,
p.
central
Oct.
increase
,'
'
consist
parts
company has called for
first mortgage
50-year
be
brick
,
iWulttv
said.
long-term
*.%
Jan.
debentures
company,
scientific
to
Strelsin
Book
at
seven supply
2114.
p.
1960.
supplied bv
White, Weld &;« Co. and
Rowles, Winston & Co. are named
an
squlsitions
(nort-term
tae
for
to
red
settled.
panies
V
in
now
the principal
underwriters.
The
company is engaged in the business
of
drilling oil and gas wells,
During 1956 it acquired equipment
consisting principallv of new marine
drilling units at
j
of
The
presently outstanding
are
close
large
corporation
Mr. Strelsin also pointed
interest, resulted in a
4
debentures
issuing
terms are
and are to be offered for
public sale by the holders
public offering price and
underwriting te'rms
mendment.
1.8
$2
underwriting
cock
ae
of
the
foot
souare
the company's claim for tax
losses jifcl
The case had been
nending beiore the Bureau of In¬
Revenue for fiscal years
ended April 30, 1950
through April
30, 1953.' He, said that funds
had been set aside in the
form of U
S.
■"'Treasury and Municipal Bends in
sufficient
pinsetters and is the
producer of
school
furniture.
Brunswick
also
gymnasium equipment. Its defense activities
terest,
SEC—
filed a registration statement
with the
$2,000,000 of 5(7
Jan.
< ue
With
at
subscribe
30.000
largest
vital
184,
The
tures and
third
supplying
1956—Month—1955
1956—4 Mos.—1955
$10,335,778 $10,070,275 $31,285,617
$30,364,795
2114.
p.
to
debenture
manufactures
Bond Stores, Inc.—November
Sales Increased—
t ales
right
•
subscription price has not yet been
determined.^"
The 112-year old
company is a leading producer and
bowling and billiard equipment, and automatic
nation's
Period End. Nov. 30—
the
8100
The
orofits
for
offered
of
*
'
the
is
ago.
Mr.
been
of operation,
any
•'
'
for
ternal
27 authorized the issuance and sale of
approxi¬
convertible subordinated debentures."
issue is to allow for the continued
growth and
the company, which has not donfe
«
the
Erection of steel
184, p. 1911.
this
the
$6,187,276
year
•
on
new
since 1924.
Stockholders- of record
of
work
I,
of
of
from
the
of
types
and
—
financing
be
-
of
of
in
Scientific
of
Dec.
on
$5,800,000
purpose
facilities
big
conditions.
N.
distributors
shares
Authorizes
Convertible Subordinated Debentures—v
-Earnings Increased-
Sept. 30—
Co.
test
sales
p.
Bun Ami Co.
for
Net
a
Teun.; Dixon,
Bernie, Mo. ~ Total
p.
to
construction
earnings
Net
Installations
factories,
184,
Laboratory—
engineering
income for the period was
equivalent to 25.4 cents
the 980,956 shares of
common
stock
ourstanding, and
increase of $109,642 over net
earnings of $139,525, or
per share, for the like period
in 1355,
Kenton,
tanneries.—V.
new
equipment
president.J'
-
$1.70,
was
systems
at
on
an
•/.
and
factories.
economy
above.
on
,
three levels
at
Louis
conveyer
and
factory building was leased
operating today include 33 shoe>
warehouses
in
space
St.
shoe
in
customers
at
in
modern
a
units
company
plants,
were
located
structure,
resulting in improved service
;
,
Ltd.—Proposed Name—.
Ltd.
Co., Chicago, and Refinery
Supply Co.,
$249,167 for the first six reonchs. endeu,
Oct. 31,
".'announced by Alfred A. Strelsin,
1,801,954
on
on-1,475,830
facilities
new
warehouse
one
operation,
...
per; share
outstanding Oct. 31,. 1955.
company and
its
prede¬
known
industries on
the
best-
totalled
*
.
(adjusted)
retention
Cenco Corp., Chicago, 111.—Sales
and Earnings Up—
year.i.
1953,
share
per
started
facilities
Y.—V.
Net
common
fiscal
..
with $4.42
compared
special
R.
Central
stock¬
the
on
five
1952 .and
$2.
after taxes for-l)956
outstanding,
recom¬
changed
the
'*
share,
to
dividend
share
per
the
in
the
are
be
name
that
word
(Dunsmuir),
conditioning
Co.," Elmira,
the
per
distributed
extra
an
(adjusted)
per
been
air
Co,". Providence,
Kinney.
to
split
voted
increased
Dividends
year.
has
full-load
General
*
paid
the
per
and
the
of
directors
felt
Is
being done by Dawson Erothers Con¬
struction Co., Inc., of Syracuse.'
Piling contractor is Guild Construction
Brown
directors
It
important,
oldest
Collieries
of
the
possible
Earnings Up—
the
is
the
addition
the
company's
exchanSed
thls
of
21
corporation
by
by Charmin shareProcter
&
Gamble
13,125
.
.
'
properly
-
,:.,r
pooling of interests
a
the
Ltd."
more
laboratory are two fully instrumented test rooms for
fan-coil
ap paratus
handling better than 30.000 cubic feet of air
per
minut«
Refrigerating and heating equipment creating artificial loads
will make
it
,
June
amounted
$1.80;
under
Canadian
Among
.
those
profits of the G. R,. Kinney Division
inasmuch as-the merger, May 1,1956, re¬
as
Accordingly,
that
Resources
to
ditioning market.
The two-story office and
laboratory will more than double engineer¬
ing research and development space
currently available to the Systems
Department of the division, Mr. Fenn stated.
The building is expected
to be
ready for occupancy by next July.
The
Machinery and Systems Division manufactures- and *
installs
air
conditioning and refrigeration equipment fnr all
types of larger
buildings
including office structures, industrial plants,
department
stores and
shopping centers, hospitals, hotels and laboratories.
The building can be
expanded in one direction without
any major
structural changes.
Brooklyn
16.,
The
changed
,
ih.is Company of Kings
Richmond Gas Co. will
&
event
of
one
name
buildings, it was
by this corporation 011 Dec, 13.
According to Charles V. Fenn, Vice-President.
Machinery dnd Sys¬
Division, the new laboratories will be used for
the design and
testing of advanced new central air
conditioning systems for multi¬
story buildings and other large structures. In
addition, new equipment
and
methods will
be
developed for the growing industrial air con¬
2238.
into
activities.
Collieries"
.being
Coast,
prodconsidered
have
company's
shareholders
Collieries
Change
wood
tems
month.
and
dividend
reflect
■„
..
announced
jobbing,
458,556 shs.
York
the
Construction
approximately
quarterly dividend, payable -Dec. 1, of 55c
the
-
To
—
company now include timber,
coal mining,, the directors
to
the
varied
to
development
Outstanding
which
entitled
on
Sales
on
amounts
-Net
1670.
p.
1956,
1954,
"Mo.;
Bee
New
holders
year,
rate
during
shares
stock
Birmingham Slag Co.—Change in
Name—Merger—
the
The
adjusted
of*-
request
a
of
at
3,
stock
notification
ignored
181,
to
known
noted
The
is
holders
failed to comply
of
has
and
is
Gamble
the
Jan.
reputation.
requirement
and
now
its
have
Ltd.
Carrier Corp., Syracuse, N. Y.—New
hotels
per
this
of
were
declaration
offering circular and (2) the company's sales
literature while
referring to the reputation of one of its officers
■•and;-'or directors,
fails to fully and
accurately disclose his background and
The
stock
meat
a
of
Canadian Collieries Resources
Purchases of the
is
high in both
fiscal
what
in
which
(1)
management
entire
■;
(Dunsmuir),
"/
this
See
reported
stockholders.
It
fraud
a
have
the
347,578
$1,397,924
meat
located
to
1955
319,561
"Resources," it is felt, indi¬
company's
interest
in
the natural resoures of Canada
and is in line with its
-present operations.
<.
To accomplish
this change, it is
necessary, that a special general
meeting of shareholders be held on uan. 21 to
approve a isy-Law
to
this effect.—V.
184, p. 216.
company's common stock two shares for one, and on the effective
date,
Sept.
14,
distribution
of
the
additional
shares
was
made
to
made
or
fresh
are
to
"Canadian
Pacific
31,
Dec.
on
$10,000
the
A
question
permanent.
notification with the Com¬
vacated
of
cessors
in¬
report marking
the
sales and earnings.
$159,480,879, earnipgs before taxes were $14.an4 net earnings after taxes totaled $6,520,314.
However, the
for
886,514
$1,745,502
$1,516,809
I:
oil in addition
"Canadian
actual
company
Mr.
on
of
"would
will
declared
1957
amounted
sulted
announced
a
for
its
Material
the
15,1057,
600,314,
higures for 1956 include
proposed the public offering of 50,000
non-voting preferred stock at $1 per share.
order, the Commission asserts that it has reason
to believe
the
offering of Bevanda Mines stock, if made cr
continued,
(hares
(he
suspension
corporation
mission
Commission,
it was
temporarily suspending
order
1,
company's rocord
registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with
public offering of stock by this
company. The order proopportunity for
hearing,
upon -request,
on
the
the
Feb.
1,051,336
„•
...
Collieries
operations
mending
cates
better
to
PRESENT
p.
consolida'.ion
and
date
share
per
$2,632,015
$1,836,370
______
______
advisable
to
and
the
the
indicate
net
sales for its 78th year,
ended Oct. 31,
$219.148,664.- Earnings before taxes were
$17,352,484 and net earnings after taxes for
the fiscal year totaled
$8,523,484, '
Clark R. Gamble,
President, said in the annual
1956,
a
an
The
that
on
8,223
$2,887,706
2737.
■
be
1,000,000 shs.
181,
Brown Shoe Co.—Sales and
r"
$3,589,224 $43,313,063 $41,753,527
Exchange
an
from
to
Whether
and
issued
it
'
the
operates
2737.
1>.
1956—47 Wks.—1955
Mines, Inc.,
has
TO
—
above.—V.
the
Co.
effective
Sales
Securities
20,
that
Lighting
become
$2,623,793
7,613
preferred, stock
r
p.
9,273[210
$2,880,033
T,
_______
on
ucts and
,
company.
Lovelock, Nev.—Stock
'Temporarily Suspended—
The
EFFECT
value)-
Co.
County
the
1226.
1956-^ Wks.—1955
184, p. 2114.
Pec.
GIVING
par
Can
etc.
184,
As
year.
American
This
Period End. Nov. 24—
facilities;
V
outstanding
serves
company amount to $6,000
of
the subsidiary's
business
($1
______
Name—-
Brooklyn Union Gas Co.—Merger Jan. 15—
payable
Executive
an
concluded
the
the
stock
earnings
1355
$13,027,928 $11,897,003
10,147,895
deductions
deductions
Canadian
1|84, p. 915.
Bee
(A. S.) Beck Shoe Corp.—November Sales
Higher—
fales
per
1956
-
income
income
Balance
—V.
Bristol-Myers Co.—Sells Sun Tube Units—
oi
Merchandising Committee
just
to
Authorized
Advertising and Sales
post .of National Advertising Manager
in
serve
and
has
company
soar
26
to
per
•
before
Dividends
$16,000
is
meeting
business.
subsidiary
-
formed Marketing
The
Dec.
on
Director
used
(a)
incorporated in California
was
company.
in
volume
$0.13
Board,
to
$15
$27,000
equipment
approximately 60(7
of San Diego, which
from
$30,334
$0.14
the
promotion of Robert N. Dorn
Promotion.
Mr, Dorn held the
(b)
to
expanded
owns
restaurants
Common
150
share——.——2618.
per
184,
900
$34,418
profit
follows:
as
indebtedness;
company's
company
CAPITALIZATION
(James B.) Beam Distilling Co.—Names Dorn "Ad" Di¬
rector—Sales at Ail-Time High—
.
of
10,487
Net
.11
to
arc
but it is also engaged in the
production of
The company's executive offices and
its plant
Patt Street, Anaheim, Calif.
company
$1,600,000
46,406
4,598
income
of
meats,
form.
The
$122,932
52,400
Framings
*
proceeds
fabricating, distributing and sales plant in that City.
1,494
for
price
,
tc>xes__J
.
net
of
subsidiary
1954
68,178
L5rovision
initial
an
Net
acquire
directors
or
31
holes, losses from salvage, etc.-—
i Reserves for deplet. &
deprec., etc.
*
at
operating
Interest,
Cor—Earnings Increased—
"
u"
-
and
expenses
Balance
Bridgford Meat Co.
was
organized in 1953.
The
remaining shares of the outstanding stock of the
subsidiary are owned
by certain key employees in that corporation. None of these are officers
3,328
Operating and general expenses
paid,
abandonments,
dry-
J 'entals
j
also
the acquisition of additional
balance is for working capital
1308 North
The
prop-
the
1955
$130,339-
——---—-»-■
Of
gas.
are
to
bulk
at
non-producing
oil
of
acres
1956
f'ross
of
acres
and
producing and
EARNINGS
68
shares,
518.
p.
demands
prepared
in
520 producing wells.
The
interest in the properties is'
to
are
and
Net
'
Monday, December 31, 1956
.
revenue
Non-operating
the business previously conducted as
a
sole proprietor
H, Bridgford, President of the company.
The company is engaged
primarily in the processing, packaging and
distribution to retail outlets and
jobbers of vacuum packed prepackaged
Okla.
royalties;
for
the
1952
The corporation owns properties (oil and
gas leases or royalties) in
Me States of Oklahoma,
Texas, Kansas, New Mexico and North Dakota.
The
corporation
holds interests in nine
producing leases and 59
producing
drilling
ship by Hugh
Kennedy
Tulsa 3,
184,
common
BUSINESS—The
M acquiring, owning,
developing and operating oil and gas leases and
royalties, and in the production, also sale of oil, gas, and
royalties.
Vbe corporation maintains its principal business
office in the
iluilding,
offshore
In
applied to the discharge
creased
on
actively engaged
stock.
PROCEEDS —The
Is to be
(c)
incorporated in Delaware
was
been
"Stock
operate
Operating
Operating
Brewster-Bartle
;
None
25,450
Employees and Officers."
for
for
reserved
and
12 Months Ended Oct.
Packing Co., Anaheim, Calif.— Stock Of¬
fered—J. D. Creger & Co., of San
Diego, Whittier, and
Hollywood, Calif., on Aug, 31, 1956, publicly offered
222,222 shares of common stock (par $1) at $1.35
per
share to bona fide residents of
California.
."
Outstanding
*2,247,070 shs.
5,OOO,p00 shs.
construct
form
to
.
California Water Service
to
company
Bridffford
FINANCING
Authorized
Common
proposed
initial in¬
additions
The
entitling each underwriter
10,000
share.—V.
offering price.
TO
will
for
<4»
purposes.
shares
common
common
purchase
.
properties,
than
EFFECT
GIVING
100,000
which
Inc.,
company's
and
connection with
the
sale
of
the serial
debentures, the purchasers will acquire an option to
purchase a total
of 50,000 common
shares, or 40 shares for each 81,000 of debentures,
the Initial exercise price
being S15 per share.
The company also has
agreed to sell the two underwriter firms common
stock subscription
warrants, at 25 cents per warrant share,
cil
When
1957,
Industries,
the
as
Co.:
corporate
O.
standing
negotiations.
.
Oil
$50,000
Offshore
general
sale
properties either through cash
< ash
and stock, also procure desirable undeveloped leases and
royalties
fa areas justifying exploration and development.
The corporation is prepared to search out and invite
present owners
rf
provide
are
being sold by S. A. Brewster and
Bartle, Board Chairman and President,
respectively, after which
they will continue to own 341.602 shares andi
176,000 shares, re¬
spectively, representing 37.96(7 and 19.56%.,
respectively, of the out¬
acquire
purchase or
can
oil
to
other
and
Kerr-McGee
The
W
and believes
(3)
Brewster-Bartle
in January,
equipment.
corporation.
to
in
investment
and
basis.
the
the
will endeavor
outstanding;
vestment
Nov. 29 offered publicly 2,000,000 shares
stock (par $1) at $1.50 per share through cei>
common
(ain
main
Corp., Tulsa, Okla.—Stock Offered—This
on
.
rh^rrJm Cr^yVCharmin
outstanding
Charrrv/n
$315,771
300.000
81.05
•
Ciiarmm
Presid^nt.-^id.
convertible
pfn
Mil?
Paper Mills
will
common
'^xchar&ed. for
be
in
position
shares
for
.
debentures
Procter Ac
to
about
"After
and
Gamble
conversion
of
after
Charmin
shares.
Charmin
exchange approximately
430,600 Procter &
860 000
Gamble,-com-
Volume
.Number
184
5599
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2835)
taion
shares.
is
It
"one
receive
thus
share
expected
Procter
of
that
Charnnn
Gamble
&
for
shareholders
each
Charmm."
Assets
Jan.
a
and
17
Neil
property
closing
subsidiary,
will
Charmin
of
meeting
the Charmin
McElroy,
be
two
will
shares
P&G
continued
in Cincinnati,
to
said
transferred
wholly-owned
Charmin's
that
unit
be
at
of
Mr.
the
Charmin
transaction, constitutes
visions
of
income
will
Neither
the
wiil
of
its
its
Internal
result
P«yG
Revenue
i
At
ing
taxable
a
meeting
a
gain
P&G
the
Code
1954
Charmin
to
stock
Charmin
of
of
in
and
for
88,990,000
as
Avenue
following
all
the
-
their
'
Charmin
of
on
redemption
wis.—v.
the
at-
162,
stated
prior
or
to
office
that
Jan.
the
of
the
16,
Marshall
211.
p.
&
which
be
melee
See
..
Cab
Manufacturing
';
1,
Milwaukee,.*
of
eral
Transportation Co.
below.—V.
174,
807.
p.
in
to
1957 to 1971,
and final instal¬
that
it
the
to
group
Dec.
on
27
on
bid
a
the
for
The
to authorization
also
The
to
motives;
750
issue
cost
175
fixed
side
high
to
be
secured
the
Securities
&
the
by
following
diesel-electric
109
gondola
end
gondola
in
Associates
Union
is
826,494,508;
drop
69
cars;
equipment
road
end
Drexel
are:
and Stroud
Co.;
&
Dillon,
Eastman
Inc.—V.
Co.,
&
184,
2737.
p.
On
to
company
agreed
nas
to
sell
Copper
to
$5
but
offered
offered
The
also
arrangement
might require
Chibougamau at
an
of
sale
922,900
the
additional
the
have
shares
funds
about
sale
by
of
cost
arid
further
any
obtained
be
interest
Jaculet will
Chibougamau
the
of
that
provides
may
Rand
its
such
of
the
stock,
1,
Aug,
The
-July
at
85,000,000
is
bonds
Elliott
the
which
funds
of
for
Copper
to
the
In
assured
cash
on
of
Quebec.
Sale
V-
.
of
for
■
the
(4)
conjunction
300,000
funds
of
required,
are
Copper
is
shares
Rand,
authorized
of
$15,000,000
the
capital
Copper Rand
815,000,000
for
contingent on
of
Copper
stock
purchase,
bonds
Canadian
and
5,000.000
to
(The Chibcugamau Jaculet Mines Ltd.
Stock Exchange.
additional
as
1,000,000
funds.
shareholders
Rand
from
to
and
69b
in
This
approving
6,300.000
shares
agreement
increase
shares.
capital stock is
in
-•
.
quoted
for
it
company,
order
an
announced
was
with
respect
its
tc
Dec.
21, has applied
dividend
stock
to
The
1933
Dec.
1956
and
proposal;
its
-the
basis
outstanding
of
share
of
shares
of
one
10,110,347
stock
new
for
each
50
the
American
said
shares
the
held.
of
In
is
10,
of
sold
an
July
time
directors
of
of
man
Mr.
Co.
the
Board
is
Jones
Mr.
Hull
Service
Cities
Canada,
Robert
and
also
for
Chairman
several
Oil
Co.
J.
of
Hull
the
"
additional
of
such
the
debentures
stock,
of
ferred
which
into
(8)
the
stock
such
$630,000
purchase
warrants
Board
headquarters
Jones
of
the
parent
coordinator
sold
such
the
Cities
Service
of
program,
including construction during 1957 of a 20.000barrel-per-day refinery in the Toronto area. The program also embraces"
of
in
service
new
Canada.—-V.
stations,
184,
bulk
plants .and
other
marketing
2439.
p.
City Investing Co.—Calls $121,000 of Debentures—
x
This
of
4%
its
Payment,
will
be
convertible
at
101%, of
at
made
will
stock,
at
amount
the
of
the
debentures,
fund
amount
Co.,
New
convertible
63.25
until
registered
due
1957
June
the
shares
$1,000
184,
p.
poration
000,000
Colonial
Stores,
Inc.-r-Current
Sales
1956—4 Wks.—1955
Period End. Dec. 1—
$
33,558,607
1 iJLL'il-
Sales
—V.
134,
p.
32,742,494
common
This
a
to
of
coast
of
notes
Inc.
184, p.
$
M(l.—Registers With SEC—
1120.
•
or
about
corporation nn Dec. 20 filed a ■ registration statement with
covprihg S3 000.009 of 6 %*-convertible debentures, due Jan.
1, 1972, to be offered for public sale through an underwriting group
headed by Alex. Brown & Sons. The public offering price and under¬
Of
terms
the
net
to be
proceeds,
are
supplied by amendment.
the company has agreed
the
company
and
will be
available
for
to
contractual
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
William
Dana
Seibert
President
(TelwboSS eriST-<M>13>s-
Published
1 Drapers'
use
$5,000
to
twice
obligations, for
U.
have
is
been
at
$1
approved
by
assets
has
its
and
assets
President,
Jr.,
such
Dec.
reports.
20,
1955,
stock and
preferred
share
one
111,400
shares
were
Haskelite
.
debentures,
stock
the
Act
of
to
Act
debentures
the
its
Dec.
on
27,
subsidiaries
introduced
which
The
such
of
and
of
each.—V.
purchase
1939.—V,
184,
p.
.Haskelite' operates
sidiaries,
Gillett
Ste.
.
trans¬
stock
of
of
known
materials
share
one
refrigerators
and
such
for
curtain
I0d.
p.
Haskelito
wall
Hasko-Struct.
as
the
manufacture
operate
in
assets
Evans
184,
stock
will
Co.,
be
Veneer
sub¬
and
Co.
(Mich.)
and
wu
the
on
three
and
Marquette
.-j,.
each
for
Mich.,
Marquette
(Ala.),
.
,
.
..
Rapids,
Mobile
of
freezers, freight car;;
insulations
used
in
.
Grand
Lumber
-(.Canada).
Haskelite
of
and
,r
plant at
Compound
three
basis,
Mr.
shares
of
Evans
said,
Haskelite
now
2624.
p.
Fedders-Quigan
into
The
of
sales
told
1957,
on
there
the
against
fiscal 1957
year
ings for
In
to
answer
of
room
in
1957
qualified
air
The
common
stated
have
present
1,000,000
for
or
industry
for
to
neither
other
17.
said
the
of
1957
he
higher
believed
reach
earn¬
the
2,000,000
salo
unit.!
,
COMMON
STOCK
amendment
an
the
2,000.000
desirous
of
opportunity
promising
corporate
predicted
said
VOTED
the
company's
of
to
authorized
number
to
3,000,000
shares.
Mr.
management nor the board of directors
either sellins or distributing the added
of
are
he
would
increase
from
intention
and
Dec.
on
Giordano
quarter
1956.
approved
favorable
a
established
and
ago,
the
for
stock
shares/ but
that
well
held
Mr.
vear,
first
Giordano
AUTHORIZED
that
the
Mr.,
incorporation
Giordano
any
year
meeting
present
in
1956.
have
shares
annual
the
a
1,600,000
IN
of
Rise—
30,
1956,-should be around
earlier, Salvatore Giordano.
year
profit
in
than
Nov,
a
their
for
a
loss
a
stockholders
of
be
conditioners
certificate
to increase the
outlook
against
as
ended
at
question,
a
INCREASE
2738.
cor¬
which
definitely
would
Profits
not
been
completed, preliminary indica¬
Fedders-Quigan
Corporation
for
the
first
stockholders
Commenting
and
have
of
against' $5,884,000
as
President,
Corp.—Sales
figures
fiscal
$11,500,000
com¬
warrants
not
Co.,
Marie
of
panels
a
Meyercord
Log
Sault
quarter
Ex¬
amended.
as
was
183,
doors, door units antl
Plymetl and Ornalite. In 195fi.
products
raw
household
trailers,* interior
building construction.
Although the
tions
are
that
$557,000
purchase
purchase
1933,
issued
were
com¬
share)
manufacture
include
line
new
a
chemicals
panels for
and
fiscal
to
30,000
its
products
plastic,
laminated
for
the
Croweil-Collier-
common
The
proposed' the
Haskelite
announced
and
Purchase
.
warrants
subject
Securities
the
of
uso
charge;!
despite
subsidiary, have entered into an agreement
wholly-owned subsidiary of substamiall./
Manufacturing Corp., Edward S. Evans,
by
of
wood
Haskelite
shares'
subsequently
.
the
been
laminated
deben¬
the
of
and
order
Security,
-
.
..
total
a
•;
registration
sold
Estate
for*
filed
of
permanent.
from
suspension
by
staff
unit
per
orde?
question
not
securities
of
filed
of
with
The
exceeding $300,000
requirement that semi-annual
a
amount
shares
made
or
A
1933
the
on
exemption
securities
Commission's
notification,
acquisition
the
of
by
we
total
its
of
as
Blyth
bring Crown
Dec.
31
to
&
Zeller¬
$99,500,000,
S.
the
to
policy,
extent
said
A.
B.
supplementing
having
should
businesses
them
available
arise
to
through
purposes,—V,
183,
in
acquire
the
the
other
exchange
of
3009.
p.
and
Layton,
our
own
our
Welder Co.—Plans
&
President,
Dec.
on
that
company
the
21,
"of
these
$750,000
machine
new
and
worth
tools
the
that
Expansion—
it
the
new
of
have
balance
that
that
the
the
of
one
See
also
leaders
V.
184,
in
the
nation's
third
fastest
equipment
already
would
been
be
acquisition
of
these
and
received
delivered
that
and
curing
facilities
new
Co.,
will
Department
City, -Okla.—Stock
Offering Temporarily Suspended—
The
Dec.
to
-
public
DanCu
registration
offerings
of
under
the
securities
Chemical Co.—In
its
Securities
by the
1933
of
Act
with
respect
of
The
is
the
suspension
request,
vacated
or
made
Regulation
orders
question
ticularly,
to
-cause
have
A
and
the
the
to
not
provides
an
whether
opportunity for
the
suspension
believe
offering circular
order
alleges
expiration
Hon;' that. copies
connection" with
of
a
the
of
respect
that
the
sales
are
the
to
DanCu
the
that
complied
terms
with
false
and
stock
offering
were
and
not
asserts
and
that
there
conditions
that
(hat
be
■
of
company's
and
waiting period
letter
'
>■
*'
|»
Subs.)—Earns.
—39 Weeks Ended—
Oct. 29, '55
Oct. 27, '56
Oct. 29, '55
Income
before
income
<g
146,401,980
sales
128,584,979
392,213,063
358,417,835
Federal
....
taxes
12,023,003
Income
Net
misleading. More par¬
offering was commenced
specified
other
filed
sales
with
in
the
Regula-,
literature
i-he
^Earnings
shares
stock
1956
13,589,862
5,496,590
13,286,982
per
$0.75
share
$0.76
calculated
are
outstanding during the periods
split
and
on
Oct.
Jan.
29,
27,
1956)
1955
which
were
NOTESy-Burdine's became
on
average
(adjusted to reflect
for
the
7,698,731
and
12,520.007
$1.80
the
13
weeks
$1.74
number
of
the 2-for-l
ended
7,185,614
Oct. 27.
respectively.
.
division
of Federated as of the close
of
business July 28, 1956.
Accordingly,, the figures of that division
are
included only
from that date. '
The
Lazarus division,
Columbus, Ohio, announced Nov. 9 that it
will expand its floor space by about one-third,
adding 300,000 square
feet
to
the
buildings.
in
It
925,000
Detailed
square
plans
a
feet
for
the
now
in
new
its
space
main
will
store
be
and
annex
completed
early
1957.
On
used
Commission;.
26,109.869
14,394,901
share__
per
"Earnings
27,681,883
5,983,437
5,770.997
n
11,480,027
6,252,006
taxes__
income__„
hearing,
should
'
been
retail
Federal
A
permanent.
Commission's tordet-. with
notification
in
the
on
reasonable
prior
(&
$
following;
notification, filed Dec. 27,
1955, DanCu proposed the public offering of 14,003 shares of class A
7% participating preferred stock at $1 per share,-'
Idea, Inc., Silver Spring,
Md.—The
Regulation A notification of
Idea,
filed Sept.
30,
*1955! proposed the public offering of 200,000
shares' of class A stock' at $1
per share.
upon
Stores, Inc.
Oct. 27, '56
Net
and
Exchange
Commission,
it was announced on
issued-orders temporarily suspending Regulation A exemp¬
has
from
result
$'
Securities
21.
tions
Oardeni^nd^. EC?
Nov.
contains
1
the
Burdine
130,000
square
division,
feet
on
i^r^er{
Vo
.
_
.
■
in
next
•
Federated
.
Oklahoma
most
are
the
in reduced manufacturing costs
and should
enable
the
company
to
substantially increase the sale of Federal resistance welders and Warco
presses in the future.—V. 182, p. 2789.
—13 Weeks Ended—.
Chemical
by
ac¬
growing
2738.
p.
expecta¬
placed orders
company
months.
stated
the
was
capacity would be increased
when the new facilities being
$1,500,000
quired are
for
approximately
that
stated
plant
annually
in full operation. He stated
production
maintain
to
necessary
the
approximately
lew
postwar expansion
resources,"
own
Blagden,
of
He
$320,000,000
our
continuing this
only
of
capitalization.
our
of
out
are
borrowing
assistance
financing will
new
indebtedness
of
the
Federal Machine
A.
tion
S. Patent Office)
On account ol Uae-llufituatkms- In-"the rate of exchange,
vacated
of
request,
on
Regulation
a
Miami,
three
Fla.,
opened
levels.—V.
184,
its
p.
fifth
store.
1121.
William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place New York 7, N. Y
a
week
[every Thursday (general news and advertis ing issue) with a statistical issue on MondayL Other offices. 135 6. La Salle Street, Chicago 3, Hllnoia
England.
Edward. & Smith. Copyright 1966 by William B Dana Company. Reentered a, seconded, m.Uer February 25
"""the
of March 3, 1879.
Subscriptions in United States, U. 8. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $60.00 per year, In Dominion *1
(Reg.
post ofiice at New York, N. Y.. under the Act
Canada, $63.00 per year.
Other Countries, $67.00 per year.
NOTE:
stock,
upon
(
,
announced
was
with
exercise' of
on
1956
53,700 shares
convertible,
the
program
"And
Regulation
purchase all the outstanding capital stocks of Talbottown Shopping
Center,
Arundeltown, Inc., Waverly Realty Corp. and Charlottetown,
Inc. The remainder of the proceeds will be added to the general funds
of
into
placed with
were
21%
as
Each
SEC
writing
was
20,
names.
."\^e have financed most of
-
This
the
the
The
387,073,344 344,125,321
Community Research & Development, Inc., Baltimore,
»
it
suspending
.
$
Chairman of the Board of The First Boston Corp.,
director, it was announced on Dec. 20.
Rico.—V.
are
Indenture
The
DanCu
Puerto
A
outstanding.—V.
reserved
convertible
■
approved by the directors of Evans Products Co.', it!
subsidiary and Haskelite. The agreement is subject to the approval o:<
Haskelite stockholders, Mr. Evans said.
;
agents for various pension, trust and insurance funds.
position
Commonwealth firm, organized early in 1954. is in the process
completing construction Of a new refinery near Ponce on the south¬
ern
issuance
Aug,
convertible
which
bach's funded
2323.
elected
been
be
conditions
30.000
of
company
the
all
stock,
industry,"
The
)
•
.
Commission's
Regulation
common
for
company's capacity by 425,000 tons, or 26% over
a five to seven
year period.
The promissory notes have
been purchased by eleven institutions
acting as trustees
resources
Higher—
George D. Woods,
has
the
of
listing
300,000
shares
\
i"
A
Dec. 20 concluded arrangements for a $60,4%% loan in the form of promissory
on
modernization
.
■
additional
200,000
$1,000,000
$10,748,63.')
•
paper
principal
2737.
Director—
a
such
thereof.
from
of selective expansion which is
expected
Co.,
int.mest,,
Commonwealth Oil Refining Co., Inc.—Woods Elected
•
'
'
$79,468,610 $76,707,22.)
Commission,
conditional
a
reflecting
offering
event
1961.
1,
1956—48 Wks.—1955
$
.
offerings
reports
125,000 shares
application
>
Evans Products Co.—To Acquire Haskelite Assets—
25-year
President.
•
of
filed
proceeds
such
notes with a group of institutional investors.
The loan
will help finance Crown Zellerbach's
continuing program
8121.000.
ccmpany'3
per
Trust
The
accrued
and
listing
a
an
application
and
common
under
724.
1956—11 Mos.—195!?
$6,726,102
hearing,
should
public
no
of
warrants
Crown Zellerbach Corp.—Private
Placement—The
or
City
1957.—V.
22,
1,
plus
York
into
common
Jan.
Feb.
on
debentures,
principal
Trust
be
of
rate
redemption
for
sinking
Bankers
debentures
The
called
has
company
$11,986,652
of
entitling the
1961, 100,000
•.
other
5%
the
nor
the
filed
for
reserved
1956
debentures-
stock,
!
request!
p.
1956—4 Mos.—195B
$2,699,103
temporarily
for
provides
One
be
the
at
expansion
facilities
A
to
amount.
public
additional
an
debentures
covering
included
approximately
under
Chair¬
as
marketing for
the entire Cities Service system, operating in United States and Canada.
Cities
Service
Oil
Co.
Ltd.
has
marketed petroleum
in
products
Ontario and Quebec since 1921, and recently announced a $30,000,000
construction
order
suspension
requests
plus,
sold
company
May 31,
per share.
additional
converted
was
numerous
Neither
which
the
listing
,8,
A
no*
report
Inc.—November Sales Up—
Exchange
an
opportunity
respect
pany's
$1,099,144.20
debentures
the 125,000 warrants. The
Exchange on Oct, 5, 1955.
the
which
of
The
have
A
registration under the Securities Act of
public offering of securities by this company.
the
that
with
aggregate
share.
31,. 1356.
under
.
with
Alton
W.
President.
as
has been
years
Ltd.,
elected
Dec., 24
on
to
reports
'•
stock
an
per
before
convertible
Exchange
Feb.
un¬
pur¬
class
file
to
from,
a
of
into
conjunction
1960,
85
sale
common
$1,000,
any
by
shares
warrants.
on
the
Sales Higher—
1956—Month—1955
and
issued
Regulation
its
of
common
consideration
such
Croweil-Collier
stock
100,000
Between
were
Changes in Personnel of Unit Announced—
"
Stock
Indenture
The
has
an
with
entitled
debenture
exercise-of
on
1956
conversion
on
and
mon
of
'
Toronto, Ontario,
20,
whether
com¬
$3,000,000
debenture
shave
Aug.
Croweil-Collier
approved
26,
Croweil-Collier
issuance
of
stock.
common
failure
of
certain
of
Security, Inc., Riverside, Calif.—Stock Offering
provides
in
price
with
of
at
$3,000,000
issuance
was
contain-!
giving
to
of Regulation
1956—Month—1955
$3,191,178
Securities
respect
issued
5%. con¬
thC plincipal
the
On. July
'71
has given interested persons until Jan. 4. 1957, to request
thereon. Cities proposes to issue 202,203 shares of its $10
par common stock, and to distribute such stock on or about Jan. 24,
1957, to its stockholders of record Dec. 6, 1956, as a 2 9b steck divi¬
on
the
SEC
hearing
dend,
(6)
change
the
Commission
t<
for
reserved
tures
2% Stock Dividend—
on
of
application"
100,000
Cities Service Co.—To Pay
the
thr
decers
or
circular
2116.
p.
utilizing
22,
June
conversion
of
the
on
To-ronto
This
to
fraud
a
purchase
company's
$7,496,322
184,
Estate
parties
of
and
into
par
amount, of
100,000
purchase
ri65'/l'
share
the
as
stock
B
the
conditions
of
Temporarily Suspended—
$50,000 of
remaining authorized stock will bring to 1,940,000 shares
its 5%
convertible debentures for a cash -consideration of 880.979.15
"the total interest of Copper Rand in Chibougamau Jaculet, or approximately one-third of the 6,000,000 shares which the latter has out- 'r
amount °f such debentures plus
accrued interest.
standing.
(5) On Sept, 28, 1953 Croweil-Collier filed a listing application with
Funds for the purchase by Copper
Rand, and for bringing that
the
American Stock
Exchange covering 2,425,000 shares of Crowell-'
company's own copper mining properties into production, are being
Collier stock which included 600,000 shares reserved for
issuance on
provided by Patino of Canada Ltd., which has agreed to buy at $5
a
Nov.
(1)" that
p.'2115.
the
interest.
On
company'!
com¬
.
,
the
and
asso¬
was
asserts
act
respect
induce
Corp.—November
Period End. Nov. 30—
has
company
at
one
cash
a
principal
consideration
to
been
commenced
offering
class
of
to
order
the
with
shares
order
reason
Sales
its
accrued
V
and
Act
value,
convert
debentures
Croweil-Collier
the
additional
an.
cash
not
busines»
the.
Stores
184,
—V.
of common stock at a price of $10
(3) On jLin«3 15, 1956 Croweil-Collier sold an additional $270,000 of
5%
convertible debentures for a cash
consideration of $437,025,
representing 160% of the principal amount of such debentures plus
agreement
bring into actual production its
mining properties situated in the Chibougamau area in northern
copper
Co.
thereof
and
exemption
the
each
to
shares
hand- after
the
under
to
needed
&
total
a
of
offering
,
convertible.*
are
whether
par
sold
of
1965,
rate
of
debentures
of
by
u
—V.
announced
debentures
convertible
holder
any time 011 or before
of common stock at a
interest.
holders
sales
'
Securities
$1
1965
31,
amount
1956
the
was
gen¬
reported to the Commission informa¬
Croweil-Collier
stock
160%
field
has
William
adviser
use
of the proceeds
thereof despite
Commission's staff that such reports be filed.—V.
184,
the
Diana
show:
1955
May 29,
in
Period End. Nov. 30—
inter¬
for
used
20
debentures
to determine
is
common
before
convertible
connection
Dr.
and that the
that
"would
that
that the terms and
f 2>
Sales
N.
at
1935;
offering
stock
A
statements
unexempbed
complied with,
at
without limita¬
Dec.
on
convertible
which
provisions
debentures.
or
shares
accrued
6%.
sale
sold to Elliott & Co., a
brokerage firm located
Y,, 125.000 common stock purchase warrants for a
consideration of $1,250. Such warrants entitle the holders
On
misleading
of
stock
of
the
Rogers
Commission's
purchasers,"' in
and
of
stock,'
the
class A stock
been
the
Edison Brothers Stores,
.
company
for
to' farmers
and
company
Commission
staff have
principal
representing
for $2,766,000 the 922,000 remaining shares of its authorized
unissued capital stock.
'
to
10.
on
York,
5 9b
and
991.
p.
of
into
due
common
cash
121
its
Chibougamau
Rand
Aug;
purchase
Chibougamau Jaculet Mines Ltd.—Arranges Financing
Mines Ltd.
on
due
Dr.
statement
a
offering of its class
registered
sale Croweil-Collier
125,000
This
tends
whereas
whereas
Idea,
prospective
*
of
New
total
.
be
Exchange Act of 1934.
public files disclose that
of the SEC
time
each
such
in
offering
Co.;
be
to
to
are
the
183,
violated -the
convertible
any
for
and
cars.
of
amount
debentures
shares
loco¬
cars,
to
respect
stock, and
SEC
cumulative preferred
working capital funds to be
Exchange
stock
Commission's
which
59b
esti¬
switching
gondola
1956,
in
company
in
to
and
company
(
continued
farmer and nonfarmer patrons of
The offering of common stock is
stock.
tion
at
entire
mated
4%
the
debentures,
.
to
outstanding shares of
vertible
Commission.
r
stock
of the investigation
have
The
the Interstate Commerce
by
near
a-public investigation commencing on Jan. 7, 1957
issuance
and
distribution by
this company of
common
purpose
(1)
offering is subject
With
refers
the
since December
company
5,
circular
circular
of
the
of
marketing,
1955.
to- the
principal
of
the
and
of
certificates,
and
Securities
4%s.
as
I
99.26 %.
bid
30,
Feb.
offering
an
value-
or
members
had ordered
Members
Co.- Inc.
par
with
use
offering
president
and
the
to
the
Vice-President
chasers
subordinated
stock;
common
preferred
added
and
mon
Stuart
be
involved
99.2793%.
Ilalsey,
the
upon
statement
4%
par
purposes.—V.
respect
The
of an issue aggregating $21,000,000 were priced to
yield from 3.95% to 4.10%, according to maturity. They
awarded
registration
a
$5
and
Securities
shares
Oct. -23,
ment
were
property
to
with
.that
report of stock sales contains
Croweil-Collier Publishing Co.—Investigation Ordered
-
.-.The
$4,000,000
third
of
present
will
corporate
with
inclusive.
ciated
real
,
becoming members.
Dec. 28, offered $4,200,000 of 4Vs% serial equipment trust
maturing annually
The certificates, the
filed
may
Offered—Salomon
certificates,
"
10.000 shares of 8100 par
debentures
Proceeds
Par-
Holdings—
Parmelee
Cliarlottetown
,
.covering $1,200,000 of
principal amount
and
restricted
Part
"
the
be purchased by both
the company-and by other persons.
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Equipment Trust Certificates"
& Hutzler and associates
Bros.
on
r
1966,
The
tion
for
■
■
Co.—Sells
and
C.
corporation
ested
Checker
■
Baltimore
and-150,000 shares
not
are
presented-
Ilsley Bank,
,'
'
'
■
debentures
1956" should
of
is located at Easton, Md.; the Arundeltpwn
ivld.; tne Waverly property on Greenmount
Burnie,
north
*
Dec. -2I„ 4956,"
4'/«/.'
.
in
The
■
meet¬
company-
Jan.
"
forms
failure
a
Second
us
management
borrow
Ithaca, N. Y.—Registers With SEC—
July 1, 1975 were called for redemption on Jan. 21, 1957,'At the
letiemption price of principal and accrued interest with a premium of-
converted
other
or
to
Cooperative Grange Leagu£ Federation Exchange, Inc.,"
-
of;
due
•j Officers
mortgages
expect
was
offering;
false
result
a
the
of
Iong-teim
subsidiaries
the
Rogers
menced
Glen
near
Charlotte, 'N.
."
debentures
of
means
the
amount
stock.
substantially
immediately
convertible
by
this
•
there
with
financing.
property
taxable
Of
Talbottown property
The
pro--
P&G
.
estimated
that1--
the
no
of
recognizee
exchange
directors
the
that
receipt
on
be
under
that
or leased by the four companies above mentioned.
total cost at
completion /of the four initial projects
*$9,950,000.
estate
new
its-counsel
by
<
shareholders,
of
is
operations'
through
reorganisation
shareholders
assets,
acquisition of
he added.
informed
tax-free
a
Charmin's
to
been
has
consultant
T he
P&Gt
,
said
Opnway
E.
proprieties owned
on
according to Mr. Conway,
today
integrated
an
to
new
a
Paper Products Co.,
Fresident,
as
expected
are
capital, and for other general corporate purposes. Approxi¬
$1,600,000 of 'the general funds will be used to acquire and'
complete the development and construction of shopping centers
mately
to
subsidiary.
I
working
of
"
3
_
remittance* for foreign** subscriptions arrd advertisements must bemadeln New York funds.
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2836)
First
National
Stores
Flood
loss
Federal
Increased—
Inc.—Earnings
Federal
1955
§4,16.1,506
taxes-—
$4,253,840*
taxes
2,165,303
*
(par $1)
shares
Fischer
627,137*
-
-
Net
profit
Common
—
$1,998,203
* 1,637,138
$1.22
"$1.08
snare
common
flood
net
loss
18c
ol
share.—V.
per
384,
velopment
$1,276,420
$1,378,903
->
—V.
184,
The
of
corporation
its
called
has
outstanding First
modified)
100'/
at
accrued
the Colonial Trust Co., 90 Wall St.,
Ford Motor Co.,
With
the
Division's
moved
car
loss
new
plant
bly
When
and
the
In
Mo,
was
1957
more
broke
modern
most
from the
moved up
Fords
all
so
for
completed,
23
of
Jan.
336
of
eight-hour
line
Ford's
7,
the
the
assembly
1957
Custom
plant
plants
In
and
erected
day
a
the
addition,
models,
to
Stores
the
since
the
Exchange
including
to
—Ferris
aoout
plant
new
the
can
Co.
Kanchero
new
of
>.%'.
City
produced
plant
Ford
World
lineup
only
War
II,
at
V.
Co.
Trailer
built by this company,
To
$15,870,183
Build
Special
under
Dec.
on
;
184,
costing
sub-contract irorn
a
approximately
division
will
plant
be
Gamble-Skogmo,
in
Sales
1956—Month—1955
$9,198,225
oi
Taxes
ior
general
and
shares
Common
in
net
by
th.e
than
more
outstanding
pany
of
Dunbar
mons
ot
Chicvgo,
Industries,
Dec.
on
Kapple
Inc.
111.—V.
acquisition
negotiated
was
184,
the
by
General
Electric
live
will
be
equipped
York has
deadweight
entirely with
Contract—
contracted
the
for
supertankers whose
E. main propulsion
ton
G.
The
is
by
the
^
of
Uddevalla
scheduled
Persian
each
for
Gulf
which
will
(Swedent
launching
crude
oil
in
have
Electric
the
Co.,
organization.—V.
184,
auxiliary
closing
and
be
General
used-to
Electric
See
$
203.368,153
2.
'
title
Heyden
will-be
Chemical
Newport
;
Chemical
Heyden
Ball
Hoover
Co.—November Sales Up—
Grant
lSfSC^Month—1955
of
.
.
Corp.—
•
above.—V.
Corp.
184,
2117.
p.
Co.—Acquisition—
Bearing
&
Board
Stock Exchange
the American
Governors of
oi
on
Dec. 20
512,255 shares of common stock (par $10)
Co. (of a total authorized issue of 750,000
Ball
Hoover
&
Bearing
184,
$
I.
2117'.
p.
shares).
1956—11 Mos.—1955
$
The
$
Hoover
of
facture
35,289,669 309,235,156 283,091,199
39,445.898
——
Period End. Nov. 30—
overseas
Jan.
corporate
2117.
p.
Ileyden Newport Chemical Corp.—Successor—
1 956—39 Wk.s.—1955
-
tures zinc
Sales—
marketing
—V.
1956—Month—1955
.
2441.
p.
and
anti-friction
and
is engaged in the manu¬
brass, bronze and other
industries.
It
also
manufac¬
castings for the automotive and plumbing
die
aluminum
In
various
in
use
agreed to purchase the assets
of Gerity-Michigan
Corp., manufacturers of electro-plated parts such
as
automobile front grilles, horn rings, hood ornaments, molding strips
and bumper
guards.
It also manufactures bathroom accessories* and
plated
parts
for
refrigerators, stoves,
radios and other appliances.
Gerity owns all the capital stock of Water Treatment Engineering Corp.
1956—4 Mos.—1955
$3,367,408 $13,736,823
$3,616,986
—
184,
incorporated in 1913,
honed balls of steel,
company,
ground
for
materials
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.—November Sales Higher
transport
by the International
Co.'s
merger
date,
new
184,
Sales Up—
276,456,870
Newport Industries, Inc.,
the
the
Industries.
2625.
p.
$0.85-
depreciation expense
a share on
the
$
of this corporation and oi
stockholders
Under
.The
$
of 710 feet, will be
the first supertanker
negotiated
$13,039,523
...
September,
1956,
Hoover
whit)h sells and leases water softening tanks for commercial and homes
use.
General
The
Precision
Society
Equipment
Visual- Education,
for
Corp.—Official
Inc., Chicago,
effective
Dec.
Dec.
Great Northern Paper Co.
Resigns
subsidiftlV,
a
20, announced
the- resignation,
31,
1956. of
its
W. H. Garvey, dm, who is leaving to become the
Executive
Vice-President of
a
nationally
known
manufacturer
of
agricultural
C.
sales
Net
Income
—.—
the
to
presently Vice-President
become
the
S.
V.
E.
Director
and
President.
of
Mr.
Sales,
Net
has
Kennan
General
that
it
Precision
had
$17,000,000
Base,
been
Laboratory,
awarded
by the
a
subsidiary,
contract
a
Air Materiel
for
Command,
.UY5.293
4,350.000
3,446.000
$3,569,293
247,500
330.000
1 810,170
$4.34
oped AN/APN-81
GPL
planes.
tional
in
for
additional
quantities
Great
Dallas
announced
cost
to
the
are
the
Air
GPL
first
provide
such
direct
airborne
and
capital
Force
all
devel¬
and
self-contained,
stock
share.
holders
altitudes
of
modern
or
The
celestial guid-
Castings Corp.—Secondary Offering—
secondary offering of 14,000 shares of common stock
(par $1) was made on Dec. 20 by Drexel & Co.
at
and
for
1957.—V.
share
per
Securities and Exchange
said.
to
purchase-money
adjacent
I., N. Y.
development
a
20.000
square
Avenue
we
and
and
expect
April
the
fourth
1956.
newly
quarter
1957** this
ior
for
1957,
SnS'-vfm!'
at
holders
purchased
who
184,
time
Commission
under
of
acts
Still
for
cash
factory
Street'
plant
and
in
to
and
1956
company
rapid
land
sales
and
be
at
devoted
the
on
Securities
will
indicated
a
be
arain
raark^7
nf
The
of
prevent
also
to
dis¬
—V.
V.
pp.
(with stock purchase warrants
attached),
at 100% arid accrued
interest, and 33,000 shares of com-
Dec.
21
announced
Exchange
of
Act
46
a.m.
(EST) on Jan. 7, at
Wall St., New York 15, N. Y.,
11
Jan.
3,
1957,
Spring,
Silver
Inc.,
bonds due
mortgage
Md.—Stock
1987.
inclusive,,
appropriate for
Offering Tem¬
...
Co. above.—V.
182,
the
1934
Illini Air
ties
Co.,
of
deceptive or manip¬
2739 and 2441.
III.,
Nov.
on
1568.
p.
Offered—Ralston Securi¬
Lines, Inc.—Stock
Rockford,
of Illinois
fide residents
bona
the
an
27
publicly offered
issue of
capital stock at $5 per share.
The
proceeds
be
to
are
"»
purposes.
fcr
used
F
;
working
*
*
capital
to
40,000 shares
other
and
general
-
Financial
Corp.—Private Placement—
Dec. 26 announced the private sale
Brothers of $6,000,000 of 4%%- sub¬
Illinois Bell Telephone Co.—To
The.company on Dec.
'
.<
$4,300,000
will
be
used
to
retire
bank
loans
'Used"
Sell Bonds—
27 announced that it is planning to offer $40,March 1, 1988, at public bidding on
000.000 of first mortgage bonds due
Feb.
26-
The
-
-
p-'-xefcs
finance
ings
loan
and
and
Loan
association
general funds of
in
Caliiurnia.
Tht
balance
will
be
kdded
ta
<
will be used to
$145.(>00.006
:
pay
construction
off short-term borrowings and help
scheduled
program
expenditure# planned -rill require the raising
new capiti 1.
;t was (raid.—V. 184, p. 2118.
'
Industrial Enterprises,
Netto
Savings and Loan As location'was incorporated: in, 1923:
and is located1 in Santa Ana, the count, hesvt ui Orange
County,,which
is undergoing rapid economic e ptuunon and iisq lies in the
path of
expansion of the Greater Los Angtdete tfTea.—V. 184. p. <2033.
f
tu«.
of
for
about
1957.
'The
$88,000,000
•
Ana
<
i
'
•»
.»•
Period End. Nov. 30—
1956— Month- -1955
1956—10 Mos;—1955
—V.
————
184,
p.
2117.
$10,420 584
6
$-'53 $87,161,113 $86,094,591
nine
of
'
Inc.—-Earnings—Expansion-
months
<' JadUitriHl,
These .earnings
the
Net
30,
recently
computed
ur^
than
Sept.
30, 1956,
Walter E.
amounted
Bronston,
announced.
on a pro forma basis giving effect to
of M.j aukee Crane &) Service Go. for the .foil
period
irru. Apv.] 12, the date .Milwaukee was
acquired.
end opt rating revenues for''the nine months ended
Sept.
sale.5
1956.
aw.-reg-. "<d
''
No
stated,
Mr.
its
ended
acQuienxn
rather
within
Sales
il.i
President
'
'
* i .. r
• i
r<',»■
'
Inc.—November Sales Increased—
^
(H, tu) Green Co.,
lor
equal U $1.79 a common- share,
Inaustrht], announced today.
«'t
•
'
tarring*
$533,913.
President
the company.
'
to
2626.
p.
See DanCU Chemical
the financing
the acquisition of BaAssociation, Bur. rsfield, Calif., ana the
Santa Ana Savings and Loan Association. Santa Ana. Calif.
Approxi¬
mately $700,000 is expected to cp Uhda to i urchase an additional sav¬
Santa
Offered
Higgins of San Francisco, and Leson Dec. 20 publicly of¬
12-year 6% subordinated debentures
proceeds,
up
Co..
porarily Suspended—
fraudulent,
184.
bids
Bankers Trust
purchase .from it of $20,000,000 first
184,
prefer¬
the
of
receive
will
company
2441.
p.
and
necessary
$3,545,863 $26,485,497 $26,319,693
$3,606,502
2225.
p.
offices
lor the
on
share.
per
Savings
the
and draining
Calif.—Securities
the
kersfield
reached
?yJ?-ns~& Co- of Los AnSeles,
$300,000
to
See
1956
25,
is
.
1956—11 Mos.—1955
previously in connection with
con¬
nroeram
S^S<;0'tI?C" Los An^eles'
—Wilson, Johnson &
Dec.
action
and
practices.
Lehman
$37.50
Of
expansion is con-
°\lhe accelerated transistor
exha"ded
has
its
0UtstantUn*
investors
or
1956—Month—1955
*
the
offer
ordinated convertible debentures, d»;e Dec. 1, 1971. The
15-vear debentures are convertible, into common stock
19 550
Jamaica,
expansior
profits
such
Western
through
u
Retaining its existing
have multiplied its' space
further
days from
that
This corporation
•
manufacture.
purchased
oi
foot
entire
10
Stores Corp.—November Sales Up—
Idaho Power Co.—Bids to Be Received Jan. 7—
$103.50
such
lb'i,
corporate
'
fered
orCiers
two
period of
it declared
protection
10 tht stockholders,
buy
139th
the
6 prefenM th? C0IT,Pany will
since
on
the
mortgage
lipid at Archer
Bj mid-summer
tra"61stof
"In
Co.
suspending trading in the capital stocks of this company
Kroy Oils Ltd., respectively, on the American. Stock Exchange
of
ulative
It
Transistor Corp.—Continues
Expansion
saidrn0-dc^ft^n'9Sh^hrm3,n' °" ***'contractedlelter
27 lR a
Gn
Dec. 20,
this company
iorecast
forecast
which
at
shares
for
those
in
Great
General
r°m
Insurance
1956,
to
a
and
$33.50
twelve-fold
21,
Dec.
except
of
proceeds
_____
V.
—
Idea,
Steel
a dealer's concession of $1
oversubscribed.—V, 184, p. 1351.
net
Sales
announced that it is purchasing
agents by Northwestern stock-,,
receiving settlement
Issuance
share, with
named
are
provide
summarily
General
Higginson Corp., White, Weld & Co. and William Blair
as principal
underwriters.
are to be
used to reduce short-term loans and to
additional funds for personal loans.—V. 184, p. 2225.
Lee
1977.
Co.
The
Great Sweet Grass Oils Ltd.—Delisting Continues—
A
templated
has
escrow
stockholders
to
Life
National
firm
the
(CST)
p.m.
Payments
&
jet
navigation systems in opera¬
readings of a plane's
of ground
the
with
Effective—
aeting as agent fpr Great
effective its offer to buy
Tex.,
declared
has
Northwestern
of
Accordingly,
deposited
immediately,
for
ence
Co.,
SEC—
corporation on Dec. 27 filed a registration statement with the
covering a proposed issue of $30,000,000 sinking fund debentures
SEC
Howard
Co.—Offer
Insurance
Securities Co.y Dallas,
Insurance
prior to 3
expired.
are
Life
shares
continuous
faRtLdr,rJn angle impendent
ance.-—v, lo%
p. 262v<
was
Uniop
tributed
systems,
which
of
—
;
Life
With
Corp.—Registers
l^l,The
Period End. Nov. 30—
Southern
Southern
nearly
AN/APN-80 Doppler navigation systems which are
a
variety of Air Force aircraft in many parts of'
completely automatic
accommodate the high speed and
They
use
calls
and
currently installed
the world.
designed
27
to
income
Finance
$3.21
__
Earnings per common share
—V. 181, p. 1463.
r
per
contract
new
TTiese
Dec.
on
equipment
Wright-Patterson
Ohio.
The
*
9.094 183
inc
on
Gerity-Michigan Corp. above.—V. 179, p. 1048.
Household
$51,3^5^411 $41,995,989
1.852,219
taxes
income'
on
divids, paid on pfd. stock
—
Cash divids. paid on common stock
Unit Awarded Contract
by Air Materiel Command-
new
Fed.
lor
taxes
Cash
has
sales
activity oi S. V. E, since January, 1950.
The Society for Visual Education,
Inc., lounded in 1919, is the major
producer and distributor oi audio visual aids for
schools, churches and
industry.
L.
provision
Federal
for
.
$4,744,183
before
Provision
.
also
See
7,'56 Oct. 9 '55
due
Kennan,
selected
directed
of
Oct.
products.
John
been
per
Earnings Increased—
40 Weeks Ended—
on
President,
feed
,
,
2625.
p.
(W. T.)
Sales
States.
was
.
acquisition ot Newport assets by Heyden.
plan, l'/s Heyden shares will be exchanged; for
one
share of Newport.
The 31,000 shares of Newport preferred stock
will
be
redeemed
at
$103 per share, plus accrued dividend, on' the
2,295,350'
2739,
27,644.332
2929.
p.
Heyden Chemical Corp.—Merger Approved—
approved
cents
$
181,
above.—V.
Co.
.
rooms
will
They
United
The contract for the equipment
General
length
a
Shipyard,
1958.
the
to
its
22
to
Manufacturing Corp.—To Be Acquired—
Products
Evans
approved for original listing
—v.
vessels,
equal
1956—5 Wks.—1955
construc¬
engine
and
company—are
Haskelite
129,000
$0.87
increased
Co.—Current
Period End. Nov. 30—
of New
40,500
said. The retirement payments—paid for totally
separate and in addition to Social Security
178, p. 758.
he
program,
benefits, he explained.—V.
v
machinery.
built
184,
Plan—
20'/
the
by
$1,939,978
2,296,170 "
38,102,216
—V.
Sim¬
,
Co.—Receives New
Trinity Tankers Corp.
of
&
■
Card Co.—Profit-Sharing
Greeting
card
to
The
)'.*
by
by
of each participant's deposit, Mr. Hall said.
Th"ose; de¬
increase rn value through interest and appreciation.
to the proiit-sharing and thrift plan holding,
the peison
who averaged $5,000 a year in earnings also would receive a lifetime
income of $3,300 annually upon reaching age 65 under the company's
2440.
p.,
.
tion
Ellis
Blunt
com¬
Assembly
2.032,000
129,000
S.
this
bv
in February.
will increase efficiency
divisions to be serviced
addition
In
V.
Sales
plant
cable
Burbank
posits can
$85,530,676
Inc.—Acquisition-
that
27
2,132,000
outstanding '—:
Grand Union
the
at
87,889
—.:
p.
to be completed
is expected
life insurance, program—all financed in their entirety by-the
firm, and -also announced Dec. 21—will run to about
it was estimated by Joyce C. Hall, President.' In conjunction with the profit-sharing plan, the firni is establishing
thrift plan
under which the company will contribute an amount
greeting
715,539
240,866
$1,995,048
184,
acquired by Hallas the Douglas Roesch Cable
7,370,359
=•
1.223,167
income
Period End. Dec. 1—
announced
7,916,086
.
stock.—V.
Hall-
manufacturer
known
be
Vice-
in
and
plan
42.261.961'
amortiz..
&c
quarter the company
$500,000, an amount
to
Executive
receiving 10'/r of their 1956 earnings.
,
.
profit-sharing plan, as well as cost of further liberali¬
the company's retiring
program,
a
comprehensive medical
of
See
taxes
is
year,
Huestis,
on
Dec. 21
announced a new profit-sharing plan
personnel with two or more years of service.
will be retroactive to Jan. 1. with those who participate
plan
The
Consolidated
Frue-
2116.
American
this
electronics
Inc.,
B.
leased Douglas Roesch factory
and minimize expenses
$2,000,000 annually,
57,193
44,710,385
taxes
state
the
from
move
Hall-Scott.
all
year
zation
$54,479,528
—-1— —
income
Charles
by
The cost of the
income—estimated:
on
$1.15
2740.
p.
company
The
this
$54,536,726
expenses---—_:
depl.
depreciation,
expense
Federal
Up—
$92,030,802
Roesch,
of
This
1955
$58,346,552
—_—--I—
20.
the
arrangements
equal
1956
66.106
goods sold
admin, and
Provision
1956—11 Mos.—1955
$8,237,096
said
consolidation
affecting
Woodcock, Hess &-
—
$1.04
the operations of its subsidiary,
electronics plant at Burbank, Calif., it
its
into
Dec.
permitting both the electronics and
joint facilities.—V. 183, p. 1614.
which had originally
Earnings per share of common stock..—
Inc.—November
Period End. Nov. 30—
Sales
was
line
-Quarterly Earnings Up
„,
$1.01
1
1778.
p.
$58,280,446
income
Selling,
to be
Slauson Ave*,
on
(& Subs.)
12,561,834
integrating
Is
Inc.,
on
who
earlier
The
per
>■
share
common
Roesch,
Division
the Air Force
built
per
Douglas
through G-L's officers, directors
share. For further details, see• i
v - ' ;
offered
11,358,002
Los
&
of the 150,000 shares
any
cents)
800,493
10,996,559
corporation
retiring
Douglas Aircraft Co,,
the President,
to
$1,500,000.
20
(par
663,975
Angeles will increase efficiency
Scott's varied electronics activities.
in
Camden, N. J.—Stock Offering
____
During
it,
178,
income
Other
Dominion
guided missile products
Los Angeles.—V. 1184, p. 2739.
General
date.—V.
Richards & Go. and
1228.
p.
sales
Net
27.
new
p.
that
on
.
502,553
deducting dividends on preferred stock.—V. 184,
President,
Scott
of
13,362,327
,
Corp.
announced
was
of assets is consummated
Gerity-Michigan Corp. will
$ab
••
Hall-Scott, Inc.—Integrates Electronic Activities—
a
Loading
are
inc.
This
$14,173,722
truck-trailers ior the U. S. Air Force
According to J. J. Bohmrich. Assistant
184,
M.
stock
Glidden Co.
1956—5 Mos.—1955
$3,060,743
& Co.,
publicly
Total
Special missile loading
—V.
A.
11
employees at $2
Interest
truck-trailers,
Ball
Hoover
by
3 Months Ended Nov. 30—
Trailers—
hauf's
the
stock
common
par
Dec. 7 publicly offered
on
and
three
either
Louisville,
Ky.;.
2116.
announced
at
common
been
live
with
1956—Month—1955
$3,539,600
was
$1
assumed
12,021,977
——
Hallmark
Cost
it
the
that
condition
the
to
28
G-L Electronics Corp.,
be
Corp.—November Sales Increased—
Period End. Nov. 30—
Fruehauf
connection
in
Co.
Dec.
liabilities not
with the sale.
and
expenses
pay
10,815,384
26,642,059
13,279,732
ll,5u9,112
—
applic. to stock of subs.
public
applic. to stk. of the Grey¬
Douglas
the
of
suspended from dealings on the American Stock Exchange at lue
of business on Dec. 31, 1956, and the $10 par value common
stock ol Hoover Ball & Bearing Co.
will be admitted to dealings on
[Custom 300 series.
enters
sales
184, p.
the assets of tl is corporation to Hoover
by stockholders of the corporation on
consummated on Dec. 28, 1956.
of
be
12,298,516
-
by
♦After
be
Mahwali, K. J.; and San Jose, Calif. A filth post-war Ford assembly
is being constructed near Lorain, Ohio.—V. 184, p
2324.
—V.
to
22,837,361
the
opening
plant
Franklin
that
21
the
will
there
output
trucks
and
cars
day.
Ford
Hardtop;
44-year-old Kansas
Clayeomo
November in
Dec.
on
of
Subject
on
City
any
inc.
hound
approved
Co.
expected
terms
Bearing
n
oldest
plant to a
the Division's assem¬
meet public demand.
to
records
all
announced
228,681,554
23,807,628
taxes
income
held
Net
purchase agreement each 7s/? shares of common
Geritj-Michigan Corp. will be exchangeable lor one share
of
common
stcck
of
Hoover
Ball &
Bearing Co. and, in addition,
holders of the common stock of Gerity may receive some small cash
distribution
from
a
portion
of the $100,000 in cash
which is not
stock
the world.
in
trie
Kansa?
is
Under
Ford
/v
v»c->e
industry's
the
Bearing
28
used
production,
o,.era.»o..»
from
Retractable
in
The
and
newest
operations
average
an
contrast
models
is
an
in
complete
a
28
Net
of flight control
history.
move
lrom
units
build
gssemoiy
Dec.
on
November
53-year
the
boosted
432
In
all
1957,
183, p. 2290.
N. Y,—V.
scheduled
of
hours
24
product*
can
sales
car's
of
'.'laycomo,
at
New York b,
City
the
to
transfer
system
Ford car
Ford
only
convoys
plant
Scheduled
31,
Detroit, Mich.—Expands Plant—
Kansas
truck
ssmbly
a
of
entire
by
Jan.
on
substantially
&
Nov.
leasehold bonds (which have been
interest.
Payment will be made at
mortgage
plus
redemption
for
of
Ball
Avenue, Inc.—To Redeem Bonds—
Exchange
Stock
American
sale
500 Fifth
Net
♦Earnings
The
g
170,821,490
taxes—
income
for
Sept. 30,'56
g
183,621,593
—
before income
12 Mos. End.
1955
purposes.
Corp.—Sale of Assets Approved—
Gerity-Michigan
$12,928,346 $12,325,099
2116.
p.
Sept. 30
g
revenues
Provision
1956—llMos.—1955
1956—Month —1955
Period End. Nov. 30—-
Sale*;
ior
Income
to
are
particular emphasis on the manufacture
and testing equipment.—V. 184, p. 2325.
instruments
Co., Inc.—November Sales Up—
Fishman
II.)
company
for purchase of
other general corporate
borrowings,
ana
be used to
machinery and tools,
the
to
■
Operating
coiporation is engaged in research, engineering, de¬
manufacturing in the electro-mechanical and related
and
with
Subs.)—Earnings, etc.—
1956
BUSINESS—The
fields,
(M.
proceeds
net
inventories
increase
to
725.
p.
short-term
retire
$1,740,217
1,637,138
—-
(excluding
outstg.
per
♦After
'
treasury stk.j_
___.
shs.
(&
9 Mos. End.
.."
shares for the account of the Genisco company.
1,886,486
Corp.
Monday, December 31, 1956
.
.
are
PROCEEDS—The
Ltuaugti
Greyhound
at S7.75 per share. Of these shares,
being sold for the account of Leo
(Vice-President
and
Treasurer)
and
10,000
stock
mon
23,000
1956
Quarter Ended Sept. 29—
before llood loss and
Profits
.
comp^rrso*.'
wnoe
tin
?7,257,463.
.re
available
Indc-uhl
with'
Enterprises
previous years, Mr. Bronfeton
been completely reorganized
has
\ear
Breast v.
MiKaP-t
also
ram
disclosed
that. Industrial
Division.
More
than
Enterprises
a
half
a
is
expanding
million
dollars
1#4 VNumber 5599
Volume
being
presently
are
division's
the
boost
.
.
(2837)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
which
shop
spent to build a new girder
capacity ,by some 50^ .—V. -184",
Year End.
Sept. 30—
be
made
sion
on
a"
are
writers,
to
be
to
is
cents
20
'
share.
per
-
*
'
on
inconie—^2__-.
;
Organized under Delaware law in 1953, the company's principal busi¬
is "the distribution of commercial laundry equipment through its
the
subsidiary companies to be formed and
of New Style, One Stop, Laundry and
organization and through
establishing and operation
•
Launderettes."
.
which was founded by Eugene E. Farny, of San Rafael,
President, has no operating history.
Net proceeds of the sale of the 500.800 common shares, estimated at
$365,000, are to be used as follows. $225,000 will be set aside and used
for the cost of equipping a id establishing five
Super Launderettes in
selected locations; and the balance will be added to general funds for
corporate purposes, working capital, and financing of inventories and
Cleaning
Dry
■■
The
now
whom are
directors and officers;
and 300,000 for certain equipment, l'he com¬
pany also has or will issue to certain persons warrants for the purchase
of 300.0CO common shares, the warrants being exercisable at an initial
at 25 cents
sold
share to 17 persons, some of
per
of 80 cents per share.
price
*Per
; 2,234,885
capital
Ended
Months
Nine
and
30—
:;._4.____L
Sept.
revenues
value
"Special
Net
v
charge
;
■
2,300,0 0
$16,036,210
of
Argentine currency
current
net
Argentine
of
EXPANDS
assets
to
reflect
1955.
October
in
$2.23
$2.76
——
write-down
CORPORATION
CREDIT
6.63-1,406,
—
share
per
•Estimated
devaluation
326,092,576
7,496.626
______
—2—$13,827,146
income
Earnings
1955
1955
$387,201,934 $351,933,222
-
FACILITIES—During
the
1956
Credit Corp. arranged credit facilities in the amount of $6.independent telephone companies to be used in the purchase
of
equipment
manufactured
by the Ke'lojg and
Kellogg
000,000
to
installation
and
Federal
was
divisions
•>!
this
end
the Credit Corporation
year
of other
lc: customers
rachitic;
tc provide financing
System Companies.
panded
a
September
In
Divisions.
CONTINUES—The corporation has acquired
the-assets of (he Royal Electric Co., Inc., Pawtuek"t ana Woo ncc'.tel,
R.
I.,
t;i rough
a
newly
organized IT&T subsidiary called
Royal
Electric Corp.
Royal Electric, in business for 35 years, is nationally
recognized as a leading manufacturer of insulated wire and cable,
cord
sets,
wiring devices,
and fuses.
Its volume of sales in 1955
totaled
approximately $15,000,000.
Included in the assets o.' Royal
Electric is a subsidiary, Electric Cords & Supply Co., Inc., Jointed in
Los Angeles,, Calif.
The business of the new company will increase
the
volume of
IT&'I's non-military sa*es in
the United States and
also tire ratio of components to apparatus, both being among t,ie cor¬
poration's long-range objectives in its continuing program of domestic
EXPANSION
DOMESTIC
•-
expansion.
A
manufacturing
IT&T's automatic
pneumatic tube business has been acquired with the purcba e of the
inventory, plant, and other assets of Airmatic Systems, Inc., Fair; i w,
N. .J.
Th?se facilities and those of the Pneumatic Tube D pavtment
of International Standard Trading Corp., a
wholly owned sub idiary,
will now be operated by Airmatic Systems Corp., a newly
formed
subsidiary of ISTC.
For the past six years, mechanical instillations
by ISTC have been made on contract with the original Airnia lc com¬
pany, a leading manufacturer of manual pneumatic tubes.
The com¬
bined facilities will provide
Airmatic Systems Corp. with a complete
line of pneumatic tube equipment—manual, semi-automatic, and auto¬
unit
the
in
United
leet.—V.
A
new
dent
AWARDED—A
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel
,
•_/.
"TACAN" has been aw>rdd to Fed¬
of Aeronautics of the
supplied by Federal is
currently used by U. S. Navy planes as"igncd to aircraft carriers such
as the U. S. S. Forrestal, and is also in use by the U. S. Air Force in
Alaska and elsewhere.
The equipment, which provides the aircraft pilot
with continuous distance and direction informal ion,
was developed by
Federal Telecommunication Laboratories.—V. 184, p. 1582.
Telephone As Radio Co, by the Bureau
of -the Navy.
Airborne "TACAN"
eral
Department
began
name
new
(G. R.) Kinney Co.,
Sales
Sales
—V.
184,
Jantzen. Inc.
Ended Aug.
Year
sales
Earnings before
Net
taxes—
—.—
earnings
per
share of common
Dividends
per
common
Cash
184,
2118.
p.
capital
i
$0.80
SI.15
____
*i"
and
Sales
—v.
:
:
184,
dividends,—V.
'
Insurance
—V.
184,
and
period
equal
to
share
for
October
Mr.
14%
a
for
cents a
94
came
to
.
n'ne months of 1956
the 2,115,500 shares of
30 last.
Net profit
$1,975,354, or 93 cents a share
first
the
Sept.
at
shares.
Sept. 30, 1956 were $8,156,080.
over the $7,137,280
total for the same
profit for the three months was $659,418,
share, compared with $569,174, or 27 cents a
ended
quarter
increase
Net
31
cents a
tlie third quarter last year.
was
the best sales month in
said.-—V.
Factor
Sept. 30 last amounted to
total for the corresponding
share on
outstanding
1955
of
ago.
year
a
of
third
the
for
charges
to
stock
number
same
Sales
all
equal
common
like
the
on
•
nine months period
the
in
%
,
after
earnings
the
for
ago.
$1,992,326,
A
record
new
a
three quarters end^d
from the $20,978,155
the
11%
up
year
set
'
Earnings Higher—
1956, Max Factor, Jr., President, announced on Dec. 3.
slightly better than in the comparable nine months
' ' ■ ■ •
v'
■
.
-
for
ssles
$23,265,759,
class
$-26-,259,522 $23,015,263
$2,618,987
Co.—Sales and
&
company
30,
184,
.
Storks
McCrory
1956—48 Wks.—1955
'
'
$
~
107,386,454 1,361,862,605
.
.
.
the
of
history
the
company,
1478.
p.
V.
1,105,359,940
at
$4.75
per
details, see V
.'1956—11 Mos.—1955
1956—Month—1955
$93,359,873
$9,062,322 " $9,620,591
184,
2119.
p.
$90,000,669
-
Off—
Co*—November Sales
Stores
McLeilan
Offerings Com¬
V.
~.
Co. Inc. (the
and the stock
quickly oversubscribed. For
share), were
184, p. 2740.
Kroy Oils
Grass
Oils Ltd.
Corp.—Current Sales Up—
Slioe
Melville
-Jan. 1 to Nov. 24—
-4 Wks. End. Nov. 24-
V.
'
184,
2119.*3'
p.
"
Stores
Mercantile
*
1956—10 Mos—1955
2327.
p.
.
.
13,481,000
.
-
$
s
$
15,051,000
184,
—V.
Higher
Sales
Inc.—November
1956-~Month—1955
Period End. Nov'. 30—
1955
$98,061,480 $91,322,605
$8,167,838
» - -
Co.,
'
1956
1955
'1956
$8,833,800
sales....
ft
Rel nil
Sales
2442.
above.—V. 184, pp. 2783 and
$46,5Jl,778 $<6,000,022
$i,18o,271
2119.
p.
$
Ltd.—Trading Ban Extender!—
Sweet
Great
$5,101,714
184,
1.956—11 Mos—1955
1956—Month—1955
Sales
■
See
Sales Up—•
Corp.—November
Sales
$
Higginson Corp. and P. W. Brooks &
debentures at 1007c, plus accrued interest
Lee
—V.
Co.
of
184,
2118.
p.
period EncJ. Nov. 30—
$17.66
1
-
114,374,000 107,314,000
.
,
184,
the public of
23.004.353
J 796 and 2225.
<
t.'
■
'
$
C $17
•'$'"*
125,493,008
14,459,960 132,654,005
1
1956—48 Wks.—1955
$
,
S
25,167,676 306,507,463 274,831.865
$750,000 6% convertible
I, 1986, at 1007c and
\ ;
|
of
a
••
.
debentures
Further
•
complex
in
wave
connection
and
parts, guided missiles and
vibration system manufactured, by
in
exact
accordance
with -the system's- input
voltage signal. This
,
is
designed to
reproduce as nearly as
possible the vibrations
of common s.ock
^,,20
(par $1),
incorporated in 1894, owns and operates refrigerated
warehouses and the performing of services relating; to this
The company's warehouses provide refrigerated
storage servic.e for both frozen and non-frozen perishable commodities.
In
addition to public warehousing service, space is available for rent,
either refrigerated or non-refrigerated, at all the company locations.
In New York City
and St. Louis the company operates refrigerated
company,
pipeline systjrns which run under; the; city- streets and MP ovide re¬
frigeration service to buildings.
Perishable foods provide.the bulk of
the commodities stored in its warehouses, odth about 50%
of the total
business
accounted for by frozen foodk.'J Warehouses'ate located in
New
York
City,
Jersey
City,
Buffalo;' St.
Louis. Hopkins, Minn.;
Modesto, Calif.,; and-Vinita Park! Mo—Vbl81, p. 2802.
t
,
Millcr-VVohl
Co., Inc.—November
—V.
mixed
svste'n
wjhich will
Sales Increased—
1956—Month—1955
1956—4 Mos—1955
$3,251,443 $13,007,670 $12,317,641
$3,465,820
Sales
184,
p.
2119.
■
Minneapolis-Moline Co.—Extends Exchange
rockets. The complete
the compaiiy consists
integrated -group of electronic and .elcctfo-mechanjcal components
whose over-all function-Is to produce vibration of a mechanical test
input voltage may be a complex wave, gaussian noise, sine-wave
with
noise, or tape recorded in-flight, vibratiorj signal. Th»
Listed—^
total of
Period End. Nov. 30—
an
part
to Be
the American Stock Exchange on
warehousing function.
"<'■
sine-wave
noise and
vibration systems which arc essential as testing devices
with the research, development and
manufacture of
aircraft
wave
Refrigerating Co.—Stock
of Governors of
for oil »»nal listing 291.460 shares
399,540 authorized shares,
approved
accrued interest.
company's principal products are electronically driven
vibration testing systems and electronically driven random
Tlie
—
Inc.^Current Sales Up— ;
$
'
2118.
p.
aircraft
.
ft
details follow:
of
.1956—4 Wks.—1955
1936—10 Mos.-^1955
195f»-'-Month—1955
Electronics, Inc. — Securities Offered — Mention
was made in our issue of Dec. 17 of the offering to stock¬
holders of 183.333 shares of common stock at $3 per share
*
i.-
~v--
16,321,333
random
■
Board
public
Ling
America and the Whitney
additional long-term
$
Corp.—November Sa 1 es; Higher,—
Stores
Lerncr
Long-Term Fi¬
.
Merchants
The
This
1,775
461
•
Incv—November Sales Higher—
1956—Month—1955 ;
1956—11 Mos.—1955
$6,168,416
$5,590,618 $60,374,912 $57,200,475
^
;
Bryant,
Lane
Period End. Nov. 30—
Sales
Sales
1582.
pp.
this
were
1955.
Net
1956—10 Mos.—1955
'
Factor
of
Higher—
Sales
1956—Month—1955
Period End. Nov. 30—
Corp.—Debenture and Stock
Kromex
to
184,
Of
6.
2119.
p.
Earnings
,
p,
$3,303,773
184,
Max
pleted—The $1,000,000 of 6% convertible debentures and
130,000 shares of capital stock, which were publicly of¬
fered on Dec. 17 by a group of underwriters headed by
Dec.
—V.
—V.
183,
Corp.—November
Stores
Period E'ud. Nov. 30—
due
Bale's
shares.—V.
953,928
2118.
p.
and
■
$
'
■
121,384,006
Sales
withdrawn in a 14-month
period by the sulphur company in connection with its
expansion plan, which calls for further financing in the
near
future.
It is anticipated that this money will be
raised through an
issue of convertible debentures.—
Jewel Tea Cp.,
1958—4 Wks.—1955
$
of $5,000,000 to be
Period End. Dec. 1—
to
Safes-
,
-
•
*
■
Co.—Current Sales Higher—
Period End. Dec. 1—
National Bank in New Orleans for
"
_
,
called for an expenditure of $40,heating facilities, breakdown and
roughing mills and related equipment, Mr. Huston said.
The stockholders also approved a previously announced plan to split
the company's stock on a three-tor-one basis.
The" split is expected to
become effective on Jan. 4. bringing the company's outstanding common
$
$
•
13,901,926 137,245,542 136,921,646
'
182, p. 2250.
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co.—Arranges
184, p.
2118.-
p.
Kroner
,
nancing—Eugene H. Walte, Jr.; President, on Dec. 27
announced the completion of agreements with the Pru¬
V.
$
"'
14,303,158
;
—V.
financing
The purpose of this
*
349,354
4G2tf<
$19.J.8-,
—a.
Book value per common share at Aug.'31——
dential
1956—11 Mos.—1955
1956—Month—1955
Period End. Nov. 30—
973,794
,
1,878 1
-Vr~:—:
Preierred
A1
403,756
-
Com moil'
preierred
increase
an
step in this expansion
electric furnaces, ingot
representing
•
Co.—November Sales Increased—
Kress &
(S. H.)
.
.$0.89
$1.05
*
625,273
equipment-,
Depreciation yirj------—
Number of^shareholders at Aug. 31;
•After
endorsed the loan pro¬
in the company's debt limit from $7,Increase was to permit an
annual increase of ingot production from
the
$50,000,000.
for
quarter
$8,315,442
$9,523,635
,
addition eco* plant
'
v
*
.
"
$1,239,614
$2.26
$1,770,878
$3.09
——
—
_
Working
Net
stcck_____
$
$
$
'*
32,244,316 300.137,244 238,728,524
the loan
tonnages
of
to
he exnlained.
company's stockholders
initial
000,000
were
1956—11 Mos.—1955
1956—Month—1955
'■
period
geared
facilities,
new
said
$15,000,000, has been com¬
or
.
share:
-
Stock
—
__
—
*Earning£
the
approving
to
the total,
of
'
the
Huston
by
000.000
27
Dec.
amounts of
paid yearly, but during the
principal would be ihxible,
be
of
from
Sales
1,335,000
1,919,000
.shipped
incorporation chang¬
Co. became eflective
Exchange under the
Sales Increased—
to help
thai
worked out, Lukens cus¬
the loan at interest for
on
years.
would
amortization
Inc.—November Sales Higher—
34,346,600
:
—V.
'
$44,795,392 $36,463,545
1—3,689,878
2.574,614
taxes
Income
Interest
1123,
p.
Krcsge Co.—November
-----
—
184,
Financing—
announced
being
now
varying
to
said.
he
Mangel
Co.—Change in Name Effective—
$
1955
1656
31—
Net
agreement
"Already more than 40%
period a
Period End. Nov. 30—
Subs.)—Highlights of Fiscal 1956—
(&
loan
a
subscribe
of 20
period
mitted."
Net
2118.
p.
of
would
Mr.
Aid
to
$39,003,000 from its customers
to borrow
expansion program.
Lukens Huston, Jr., President,
terms
tomers
posal
1,
an
Charles
a
at
Jan.
due
Co.—Customers
plans
company
under
its sale
bonds,
Steel
Lukens
The
Effective-
2118.
p.
a
it was announced cn Dec.
authorizing
mortgage
The
$4,758,000
(S. S.)
$6,630,799 $53,268,986 $52,120,648
$7,138,387
—
184.
order
expansion of facilities and an
750,000 tons to 1,100.000 tons.
1956—Month—1955
1956—11 Mos.—1955
$4,039,000 $45,552,000 $41,315,000
30—
-1
—V.
been
has
since Oct.
2626.
p.
company,
an
first
below.
21.—V.
Dec.
on
Period End. Nov
-
1956—10 Mos.—1955
ln56—Month—1955
184,
ended Sept.
Sales Up—
Stores, Inc.—Nov.
Department
Interstate
Period End. Nov. 30—
V.
finance
a
amendment to the company's certificate of
the name of ihe company to Kelsey-Hayes
20,
and dealings on the New
York Stock
Dec.
additional airborne
lor
903,150
President
20, has applied to the SEP
compe.itive bidding o* $20,030,000
1987; and the Commission has
given interested persons until
Jan.
2.
1957,
to request a
hearing
thereon.
According
to
the apolicaticn,
proceeds
of
the financing
will be used to pay the costs of needed additional facilities and ex¬
tensions, for the payment of $7,280,000 of bank loans, and for other
corporate purposes.—V. 104. ;i. 2443.
This
for
well over 2,000,000 square
An
ing
financial responsibility.
if Perkins Ac Co., Inc.,
reasonable
Jr.,
company
Period End.Nov. 30—
and Radio
in the amount of $18,-
contract
also
of
etc.
$
CONTRACT
the
Louisiana Power & Light Co.—Proposed Financings—
_
C.—Files With SEC—
filed
12
Dec.
on
components.
TACAN
of
a
31, 1956. John H. Freeman, Presi¬
■controlling stockholder of Freeman Securities Corp., is a
of
Ling Electric, Inc.,
parent of the Electronics company.
director
investment of
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Co.
See
5U.OOO
30.000
that for
and
See
plant at
Sales
Carifcc, Inc., has been formed in Puerto Rico.
The
plant of the new company, which is locatfd at Santa Isabel near
Ponce
on
the southern shore of the Island, will produce selenium
rectifiers, starter switches for fluorescent lights, and other electronic
5,986,000
stock
Federal
division,
759,000
Kelsey-Haycs Co.—New Name
.
new
personnel.
,
'•
manufacturing subsidiary of the Federal Telephone
20,000,000
letter of notification with the
SEC
covering 290,000
shares of common slock (par 10 cents) to be
offered at $1 per share, without underwriting;- The; procecos are to
l;e
used
for
a
laboratory
and
equipment,
patent costs, working
;
125,000
^
.
capital
corporation
"capital,
Perkins,
of
director
Justice Co., Washington, D.
Tlie
Ac
F.
Jack
1,812,514
$54,579,097 $ 46,973,246 $43,525,629 $42,426,769
$30.53
$26.27
$24.34
$23.81
any
evidence
627,345
from 185,000 square feet to
1.914.
p.
Corp
Co.______
period of three years, if it
securities to the public, it will offer such securities
Co., Inc., provided such firm will underwrite the
as
favorable as can
otherwise be obtained, and
terms
on
show
1,990,013
the
184,
Securities
Perkins
year.
of
period increased
of
number
and
a
to sell
through
securities
19,250,000
_—■;
$545 000
j
Securities
has also agreed
company
proposes
2.998,750
the
to
the
laboratory
.branch
laboratory
In
Palo
Alto,
Calif., in which
it.; will concentrato on
research In and development of a new line of telephone eiuiunent In¬
cluding carrier systems and related .conumniifcaticra- accessaries.
"The
new
laboratory
is currently situated in temporary quarters with a
small but experienced staff.
Present plans call for a move early in
1957 to new and.larger quarters to take carc of expansion in activities
opened
Laboratories has
Telecommunication
.
can,
share
per
space
of
pare
matic.
Federal
t
'
11,423,925
Dallas, Tex., were completed in the early
Construction of the 8,400 square-foot development
Turbodynamics Research Department in Buffalo,
N.
Y., equipped with a 1500 HP dynamometer and other precision
measuring instruments, was completed in June.
Construction projects started curing the year included a new office
building and additions to the engineering test laboratory and to the
aviation
fan assembly building at the new Philadelphia
plant. This
program scheduled for completion in.January, 1957, will add a total of
11,600 square feet
of floor spate to the manufacturing and testing
facilities.
The growth ot our. contract core drilling business has re¬
quired a new addition to the contract drill maintenance shop at Michi¬
gan City,
Ind., which will increase floor area by 10,128 square feet.
The
Baash-Ross Division
inaugurated two projects, the construction
of a new plant with 50,500 square feet at Long Beach, Calif., and an
,addition to its office building in Houston, Tex., to which location the
Division plans to move its general otficcs from Las Angeles, Calif.
Land available for manufacturing facilities, increased from 1U acres
in
1940 to almost 422 acres in 19jG. > Manufacturing area in file same
floor
for
Stales
'
'
$4,943,000 was made in fiscal
1956
for
new
plant construction, ; expansion of existing plane areas,
and
the installation of additional
modern machine tools for greater
manufacturing efficiency.
Programs which added 181,744 square feet
of
floor
area
to
the Franklin, Pa., plant and 11,286 square feet of
(& Subs.)
356,878.162
Costs, expenses and taxes—^
Interest and ether charges
11,595,374
v.
equity
Shareholders'
—Reports Higher Earnings—Expansion—
Sales
2,333,829
15,424,741
The
2,333,829
2,104.511
Long-term debt
Book
4,281,258
18,514,222
—
Inc
MacLaughlin
Campbell Securities Corp.___.
'
and
assets
G.
Freeman
plant ad¬
ditions
severally
stock.
common
Perkins Ac Co.,
Leo
securities
reserved for
Other
unsubscribed
\
4,778,960
Govt,
S.
have
agreed to purchase from the company the respective amounts of deben¬
tures indicated. Perkins Ac Co., Inc. has agreed to purchase all of the
$2.96
30
SEPT.
OF
••
tnet)
equipment
U.
AS
POSITION
foreign
plant
■.
below
named
Debentures
.subsidiaries
Property,
'
$48,431,401 $42,278,484 $32,728,081 $32,842,501
_____
unconsol.
to
2,782,615
distribution
advances
and
in
Invest,
•»
»
-.■■■*
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
1955.
EXPANSION—A
& Telegraph Corp.
sells
5,271,869
3,791,731
2,793,606
$2.12
100% "stock
adjusted for
bden
FINANCIAL
Working
$3.18
_
'
.
International Telephone
Cr544,341
••
3,307,630
$6.10
.
have
amounts
share
December,
in
acquired
shares were
6,598,000
4,235,000*
,
.".
5.682,502
•Earnings per share.__
has outstanding 600.000 common shares, of w+dch
100.000 shares at 1 cent per share; 200,000
company
directors
three
6,308,000
10,913,481
earnings
Dividends paid
receivable.
accounts
11,325,528
8,026,731
. -
is
System
charge is made for such services.
Net
,
The company,
89,510,119
^
" %
-LJ-'SJ'
>
!• '
2—•
•
$
$
11^990.502
11,163,000
taxes
by the product being tested -in actual use. The sinethe simple* system, a typical installation of which the
for approximately $30,000.
The company is presently engaged in
performing a research and
development contract with the U. S.-'Navy at a cost plus fee basis,
entered into on July 31, 1956. The company has not as yet receive4 •DF
payments under the contracts Tile contract "is classified under security
regulations. The company also performs research services for customers
and
potential customers in order to assist in the selection of proper
equipment to meet, particular vibration requirements, but no separate
wave
company
81.91-2,44965,177,659
' 22,076,481
J Refunds of prior years'
-
"
$
encountered
be
v
1953
1954
'
~
on '
special credits
ness
own
* '
~ "*
and
inc;
.!Taxes
lc par common
taxes
before
Earns;"
•
s;ock. to be
Terms of the underwriting, to
"best efforts", basis, as well as the names of the under¬
be supplied bv amendment; however, the selling commis¬
covering 500,000 shares of its
offered for public sale at SI pcr.share.
21. T956,
' *
v'Net. sates121,130,944
Commission—
statement with the SEC on Dec.'Y
filed a. registration
This corporation
Calif.—
Franoisco.
San
Corp.,
Duplex
International
'
'
*
>
1355
1956
/
'
*
Registers With Securities and Exchange
(& Subs.)—Earnings Rise
Joy Manufacturing: Co.
-
will,,
821.
p.
5
This
company
the
has
also
year'
to
its
Holders
are"
is
now
offering 'its
second
of
first
preferred
stockholders.
,
$25 par Sf.SO dividend
debentures on' the' basis of
present
offered: the
Offer—
stockholders
6% debentures. It
made earlier thus
preferred
to exchange their shares for convertible
xqnewe:k the debenture, exchange offer
right
second preferred stock
of debentures for
$110
fS
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2838)
business,
debentures mature In 198G and are convertible
$23 a share.
preferred
stockholders Is being made on tne
Basis of $100 of debentures for each, share of 5 (2'<
preferred s«,oc:k.
At
Oct. 31, the
company had 21,517 share* ol
first preferred outinto
offer
will
704,^42
at
The
fa
Manufacturing Co.
&
New
Stems'
the
research,
and
equipment needed
to produce
products of research.
;
P.
Buetow',
President,
said present . indications-- are
Herbert
for
rales
000.000
the
and
the
will
1956
total
is
too
make
to
.
,
sales
precise
,
spent
company
head
This
year.
,
$27,609,500
terest.
See
industry, was the
the aircraft
company
,
Enterprises,
which
i diary,
/
N.
J.—a
Paul—new
Cleveland.
ad
Products
branch
the
of
Irvlngton
the
expansion
laboratory,
and
wing
new
n
for
office
plant
year's
projects
warehouse.
and
equipment
and
also
program
in¬
at
of
brunch
program
office
1.ehesives
and
and
r.chesives
and
formally
Qranch
late
expansion
sidiaries,
184,
the
and
which
warehouse.
including
expansion
the
had
formerly
Expanded
Los
Angeles
laboratory,
new
a
of
shared
were
year.
programs
ill
Canada,
21 ID.
p.
office
for
way
there,
facilities,
in
the
paved
operations
coatings
opened
Otner
warehouse
coatings
bt.arters with the
on
for
Prov.
be
to
net
France,
the
offered
at\ company
Germany
and
sub¬
Australia.—
10,-1956,
f
for
it
later
mailable
jy'.-es.
fske
to
statement
shares
of
par^
share.''
and
per
plant
69
cents
February, originally offered
to Mississipoi residents on March
exemption from registration with
an
stock
the
of
was
then
the
price
offerings.
commission
shares
found
withdrawn
and
708,511
some
However,
this
their
the
the
company
exemption
way
not
was
state
across
company has agreed to
shares
that
had
already been
public.
Missouri
Public
U2C—To Place
shares
for
no
share
tion
and
price
for
the
proceeds
from
short-term
are
It
the
with
stock.
the
These
be
added
expenditures
additional
sale
to
connection
the
of
common
bonds
(incurred
SEC
shares
covering
to
are
share
a
sales
on
decline
will
be
to
used
purposes)
of $8,395,000.
The balance of the
general funds
and
will
be
construction program for 1957.
Con-
are
estimated
at
&
$10,847,612.—V
182,
Co., Inc.—November Sales Up—
1956—Month—1955
$951,125,388
deprec.__v
$947,742,806
$887,500,051
2,134,832
2,185.877
134,
(G.
$
110,279,582
935,383,468
C.)
1
1956—Month—1955
•$
'*
all
$30,962,067
and
1956
13,805,725
on
share
a
in
miscellaneous
income
for
$13,688,333, according t.r the
29
to
tcrrfSsca? ia')55ain
before
ago
and
the
Federal
were
total
of
shareholders.
$938'158 0Ver the total
for
expense
1871
fiscal
income
period
was
taxes
of
set
aside
local
taxes
of
stock
all
Net
f
id
earnings after
thicy $080,000 was
Expenses
i
other
in
1956
for
for
in
use
the
services
taxes
paid
This
pany
equal
year
A
the
by
is
the
the
to
of
income
under
such
on
the
is
with
the
record
offering
listed
the
for
SEC
Securities
a
Act
right
Twenty-five
date.
for each
3:30
at
$100
(EST)
p.m.
»;
will
of
be
loans,
part
the
as
will
bank
be
made,
principal
for
used
to
and
be
will
the
184,
p.
in
10
its
1956
company's
program.
subsidiaries
(of
months),
of
payment
the
construction
and
company
first
underwriter.
the
reimburse
the-company's
$64,000,090
is
ex¬
which
$53,216,009
to-require about
and
2443.
Corp.—Expands Precision Components
signed
the
lease
a
Commack,
it
for
I.,
L.
a
plant to be tuilt
plant of the Piecision
new
Y.,
N.
announced
was
will
for
be
for
modern,
a
manufacturing
Dec.
on
26
aii-craft,
and
engineering
operations
Division
missiles
air-conditioned
and
Commack
Components
current
figure
leaving
Annual
and
At
shares
produces
by
Perry
brick
over
and
85,000
will
ft.
sq.
-mechanism
184,
R.
structure
activities
to
servo
automation.—V.
com¬
1479.
p.
of
a
tax
bill
of "
the
total
held.
so
face
The
of
*n.°-n,0<M
bertelits
$364,149.
of
for
was
or
arid
feature of
had
coupons
life
certain
of
purposes
BUSINESS—The
in
South
Dakota
insurance
It
company
as
been
Issued
insurance
future
sales
commenced
Jan.
originallv
was
level
mutual
a
authorized
con^pany,
10.
as
'
compared
as
of
Virginia law
of
to
and
life,
At
last
the
support
the
he
the
of
GIVING
"Since
1.
Corp.,
order,
an
TO
2672.
p.
Net
of
of
700,000
the
$7,230,000
per
only
be
a
strong ratio
all
Julv
6,
and
legal
effective
as
of
in
costs
and
sales,
of
was
end
naiclbv
fiscal
and
',he
estimated
Defense
five-year
cost- of
Commission
reactor
been
for-one
granted
Mobilization
construction
a.
the
in
for
Milton,
depreciation
plant
$22,750.000' five-year
a
01
of
has
and
its
of
near
period
For
grade
the
pressurized
water
its
in
use
unique
chemical,
corrosion
foori
and
petroleum
resistant
properties
in
type.
1956—Month—1S55
net
$6,157,047
**
$6,019,241
New England
up
to
it-of
at
company
It
a.m.
$35,000,000
to
on
2315,
Jan.
195
8
Broadway,
receive
29-year debentures
due
for
1,
York.
the
at
195G—Month—1955
$
ourp,-ase
1986.—V.
184,
will
'from
2672.
p.
p.
2120.
office
close
Heyden
Chemical
Corp.
$
$
167,227,451
150,343,437
above.—V.
)
184,
in
earnings
must
orders
be
to
its
of
of
as
Sept.
orders
of
at
30,
Los
and
the
contracts
of
shares
net
1956
quarter,
Mr.
fiscal
Cost
floor
after
ill
equal
salps
Federal
equipment
quarters
engine
the
lists
is
were
total
a
to
taxes,
wind-tunnels
planned
of
more
Its
of
under
A
than
appro¬
in
capital
any
expen¬
missile
Columbus" tiivision
is
nearing
comple¬
three-storv
1957,
square
This
last
is
general
being
Calif.,
and
",anufaptu«>r
which
will
$13,000,000
construction
feet
fiscal
includes
International
Park,
Division,
January.
now
of
during the
<jp—«nd
in
during
further
that
aircraft, jmd
new
11,000,000
Atomics
Canoga
1956
the
a
made
plans for
stated
tunnel,
spring
a
built
Airoort.
1955.
over
and
Autonetics
in
than
divisions,
15#
at
is
the
than
scheduled
1955.
for
addition,
by
higher
was
in
in
for
of
favorable
a
oresent
$23,683,099
in
ex¬
resulted
salts."
and
higher
of
and
other
This
income
progress
$11,334,958
being
of
activities.. He
International
and
98#
under¬
capital
sales
and
"With
1956
facilities
new
various
occupied
tee
plant
of
plant; In
tor
facility
basis
Angeles
year
by
the
exceed
tri-sonic
Rocketdyne
this
Comnton
said,
that substantial
Two
One
area
capital
that
to
total
year,
of
backlog slightly
a
on
or
$5,000,000
increase
original
and
anticipates
v
compared
be
two-
a
additional
$268,391,689.
were
Kindelberger
activities
report
to
1956
additional
notes
being sold
held
the
of
1.145,011
report
balance
842,391,519
the
additions
Angeles
a
exact
amounted
approved
authorized
Thereafter,
larger
a
and
when
end
shareholders
the
in
$280,829,799.
company's
work.
for
stock.
to
include
Los
income
share
a
utilized
implementation
the
up,
fourth
1957
year,
company
earlier
to
facilities,
of
the
occupied
leased
facilities
-l?ctromec i»,nical
occupy
a
head¬
new
government-owned
at
use
reflect¬
year,
additions
new
also
in
was
Neosho,
Mo„
(or
rocket
use
by
company.
During
research
lit)
1956.
and
and
the
company's
development
projects
missile
in
on
seven
rocket
addition
engine,
to
contracts.—V.
operating
atomic
develonment
184,
p.
divisions
and
energy
and
continued
electro¬
production
on
1584.
North River Securities Co., Inc.—SEC Denies
.
tion
to
The
See
$4,04
1956—11 Mos.—1955
Newport Industries, Inc.—Merger Approvedof
the
building,
an
the
of
The
year.
the
the
ing
$3,650,486
the
this
capital
other,
aircraft
$
t
full
acquired
future
the
for
mechanical
10,687,739
17,775,794
184,
of
the
Total
Y.,
Net
8,015,077 shares of
to
with a backlog of $1,156 000.000, at
Including an additional ,$421,000,000
American
in the construction
the
by
Newberry Co.—November Sales Higher—
Period End. Nov. 30—
V,
N.
the
govern¬
that
shareholders
company
facilities
tion
1956—11 Mos.—1955
New
bids
Jan.
most
for
and
$525,231,781
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Bids Jan. 8
Room
(EST)
$32,349,176.
on
after
$28,760,962
expan¬
12,000.000.
taken
the
during
development
$56,789,913 $56 279,390
2016.
of
'
.
Income
was
the
unfilled
Kindelberger reported
year
priations
previous
1956—48 Wks —1955
1956—Month—1955
net
and
development
work
development activity for the...
year.
quarter
the
the
expansion
Sales Up—
Neisner Brothers, Inc.—November
Sales Higher—
fi/j.btw
supplies
employees for
in
ago,
near
Period End. Nov. 30—
Sales
to
sa'es
the
$16,98G,552 $16,076,473
$49,978,857 $47,802,430 $566,402,806
2226.
to
of
for
1955,
taxes
compared
decrease
increase
an
amounted
income
year
'
1956—4 Wks.—1955
the
for
to
Were
sale
in
share
30,
including year-end adjustments,
outlook
useful.
1956—11 Mos—1955
$1,872,960
net
per
and
of
American
fourth
Looking
Shops of Delaware, Inc.—Sales Up—
National Tea Co.—Current
p.
what
$913,981,913, the
Chairman
of
The
$6,438,110.
processing
are
the
penses,
capacity to provide commerc'al
for
Per. End. Dec. I—
134,
of
established.
North
and
offered
offered
the
1955
Sept.
backlog of unfilled
$1,706,000,000.
be
year,
other, income
New
—V.
half
were
income
total
split
North
through
con¬
May, 1956, to supply
zirconium
used
in
sub¬
2119.
p.
the
received
research
fiscal
6,000,000
were
rights
facilities.
production
stock
writers.
in
the
compared
required
would
from
shares
be
1955
this
.
$816,676,329
contracts
This
be
to
1956,
Kindelberger,
Federal
research
backlog
company,
ditures
184,
than
his
needed
He
year.
cannot
the
year
stock
under
$2,204,794
1956
$473 887
of
estimated
by
from
type
company's
Mr.
—V.
ach'""p
to
stock.
-
from
for
company-sponsored
$1,285,009,000.
the
30,
H.
equal to. $3.59
fiscal
cost
Sept.
J.
outstanding at
under
thai
p.
directors,
29.
up
decline
a
1956
stock
requirements
FINANCING
Nov,
Kindelberger attributed
sion,
to
PRESENT
subsidiary,
grants
Energy
year
National Shirt
184,
order
of
outstanding
the stock, less
of
ended
history,
on
provisions
preceding
Mr,
1915.-
p.
in
board
the
Aviation, Inc.—Earnings Decline—
year
company
record
for fiscal
1,
the
announced
capital
basis.
Jan.
for
representing
1946,
accident
reserve
American
Despite
86,784.7 shs.
propulsion
reactors
of
have considerable excess
plants, where
entire
of
23#
about
Selheimer.
Mr.
present
one-half
election last May the company's
gross revenues, net in¬
carloadings have all increased over what they were last year.
sales
Board,
Outstanding
ship
product
184,
Office
now
received
Atomic
pounds
and
the
by
plant
Certifirate
Corp.
the
plant will
grade
The
Metals
from
21,
the
than
more
x
highest
the
120,000 shs.
;
wholly-owned
a
Certificate
Fla.
75#
at
may
were
achieved despite the fact, that this
proxy contest
going on for six of the 7*/2 months since our election.—V,
184,
has been
Research Corp.—Unit Granted ODM Ctf.—
production
NRC
board
results
fiscal
Pensacola,
tract
held
be
our
and
come
These
the
EFFECT
$5)___
zirconium
on
con¬
.
needed.
Earlier
Necessity
lo<t
May of
sought
to
regain
control
of stockholders to vote on his
by a three-to-one vote was a proposal by Mr. Selheimer
amend
the
By-Laws to reduce the number of directors to seven,
Announcing, the results of the meeting, Mr. Oetjen said in part:
com¬
Authorized
(par
Metals
company,
in
Also defeated
1354.
National
Dec.
011
removing
support
The
CAPITALIZATION
NRC
the
meeting
to
company.
-
of
Committee:
October.
meeting
ment
p.
Executive
any
objective of
not
growth,
health,
the
on
by
future
incorporated
premium
operate
Aug. 5, 1946.
there was entered
1951,
stock
the
rejected
by an
Perry N. Selheimer,
of
control
special stockholders' meeting must
of 10#
of the stock and the entire
holders
at
larger proportion of
184,
of
bid
regain
a
request
removed
Selheimer
made by the South Dakota
Commission, constituted to act onmatters, whereby three incorporated South Dakota assessment life
associations
(National
Benefit
Association, - American Life
Underwriters, and Federal Benefit Association) were merged with the
Common
Chairman
stockholders
latest
to
time by the affirmative vote of at least a
majority
of the
outstanding stock. The holders of onlv 13.4# of the company's
stock
signed
the requests
for a special meeting distrubuted
by Mr.
companies.
$243,639
■
$7,626,868,
former
such
—V.
the
the
Philadelphia, Pa.,
company at the annual stockholders'
almost
immediately
thereafter
and
Under
.
business
Sales
to
the
21
one
*
company's management deems it desirable that there
of capital and
surplus to total insurance in force.
a
Federal
materials,
paid
of
the
of
offering is
of
to
through the device of a special meeting
proposal to remove the entile board.
par
amount
broker
Selheimer,
trol
outstanding and 3.10#
costs, together,with bad
the basis of stock
of
coupons
Certificates
part
a
(J. J.)
in
shareholders
slock
Co.—Management Wins—
Dec.
on
2.90#
was
Certificates, and to each
on
meeting
overwhelming vote of three
value equal to the total face
par
Southern Ry.
special
a
to
earn-
earnings
for
increase
an
$3,053,887
to
$4,014,635
assets
$2.21
equal
was
in
business.
a^*iS' iSaio-iCS an increase of
a'\
employee
fl'cal
19o5,
report, shows
to
dividends
of
$9,858,000
outstanding;
Founders
two-thirds
PROCEEDS—For
Seat
report'
annual
company
highest
represents
included
total
shares
coupons
matured
Founders
as
—V.
of $12,750,175, reported
$2,282,887.
amounted
in
tz
Xbe
Commission
ini¬
1957.
in
corporation's
Norfolk
$29,893,460
$2.24
.
.
of
net
13,532,113
on
such
of matured
such
The
was
history and
S
ended
year
$11,405,446.
$2.061949.
Sl,4C0.q$8
C?^sa?.y m
1955
tUXCS.
retained
the
company's
The
total
,C
as
it.
the
North
17,063,849 168,315,070 160,891,028
other
Nov.
on
1956,
Life
Sales
Myers & Bro. Co.—Reports
Higher Earnings—
were
of
underwritten.
1956—11 Mos.—1955
$
$
$
18,487,716
2119
(F. *E.)
v
which
the
has
to
plant
Precision
ponents
31,546,000
yv
Murphy Co.—November Sales Increased—
184
Sales
if
28,039,000
•/
stock--.,.
common
Sales
Ih?€T
taxes
$325,434,000.
Increased operating
affecting seasonal sales during the normally peak
July and August, accounted principally for the quarter's
earnings.—V. 184, p. 1230.
amount
853,491 607
2119.
p.
,
f.,ate
S.
P.
filed
20
required to subscribe
financing
about
Division,
sq.
increase
1956, on the basis of IV2 shares to each such
policyholder, at $7.50 per share. The balance of the
shares are exchangeable for Founders Certificates on the
$
Veriod End. Nov. 30—
A
incomte
quarter
Period End. Nov. 30—
year
be
Inc.,
program
require
new
31,000
The
offered to the 23,279 policyholders of this
company, as of
—V.
1956—10 Mos —1955
$
120.130,695
fifties
.gs
York
New
President.
The
of
of America, Mitchell. S. D.—Securities
Offered—This company on Dec. 1 offered
86,784.7 shares
common stock
(par $5), of which 34,918.5 shares were
a
•
stock
construction
$
f
the
corporation
Roehm,
3.683,111
of
marine
Heriod End. Nov. 30—
Total
3,771,278
conditions
of
National
The
i rsued
Co.,
finance
extension
an
be
first mortgage
bonds will be issued
stock,
and
for
316.
J,
$1,005,107,427 $947,442,277
of
weather
months
company's
its
1957
Montgomery Ward
-
the
held
will
short-term
to
Components
be
amount
the
with
in
that these
expected
loans
bank
(
—V
The
1955
-
1956
stockholders at the rate of one
shares held.
The record date, subscrip¬
is
the
outstanding in the
will
miction
statement
common
terms are to be supplied by amendment.
is named as the principal underwriter.
of
in
«
&
of
of
and
construction
Mr.
common
five
1987.
expended
,,
Ripley
insurance
principal amount $5,000,000 of 4%#
due
-'•ortly after the sale
—V.
stock
of $100
expanded in
494.000,000 In 1957.—V.
sales, which totaled $339,396,000 for the Quarter. /The corresponding
iigures for the third quarter of 1955 were net earnings of $10,082,000,
has signed agreements with certain institutional
which the company proposes to issue to
such
inves¬
of
bonds, series J.
)>.
to
The
proceeds
pected to
had been
as
1956
.
incl.
exps.
Canadian
&
September
alsp
company
Investors under
l«roceeds
Registers Stock With
—
underwriting
The
tors at 100#
by
each
K-.dder, Pea body & Co.
Which
par
subscription
Kdditional
Net
of common
Norden-Ketay
1951,
Co.
registration
a
its
of
Service
$5,000,000 Bonds Privately—
filed
company
319,894
offered
>epay
Net
equaling 75 cents
On
•
be
will
debentures
to
debt.;„22._--22_i_2_-2.
ope'r.
Federal
(he
The
last
organized
from
sale
SEC*
the
with
capital stock H no
agents at $3
complete a cement
to
exclusively
some
offering
the
The
1959
debentures
the
evidencing the rights,
$30,000,000
Privately—
due
the
offer
is
payment
Harriman
1479.
___
operations.
intrastate
learned
the
used
share under
purely
at
be
was
stock
per
because
The
back
;.d
•
$3
at
SEC
aid
of
to
its
which
company,
registration
a
1,600,000
publiclyJ through* its'own
ere
of
start
27 filed
issue of
proceeds
f.,250.000 shares
Che
is
The
notes
to
stock.
financing and on Dec.
including prospectus,
prospectus pursuant to
mailed on or about Jan. 11,
July 31,
forward
carried
were
England,
Dec.
on
"proposed
a
ranee
The
promissory
p.
cor¬
28.
treasury
Sold
applied
of
amount
determined
rights are expected to expire
1957, if not previously used.
expected that transferable warrants
Jan.
It
1956.
$1,008,878,705
&
long-term
Net profit
•
Earnings per share of
value
The
19,
principal
have
common
the
group of-insurance
a
———
costs
The company
value);
Co.—Notes
income
Product
Interest
holder
overing
f
and
Dairy Products Corp. «,(& Subs.)—Earnings—
basis of such
c
4% %
income
Other
Mississippi Valley Portland Cement Co., Jackson, Miss.
-Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
•
Gas
Dec.
on
$100
of
the
debentures.
on
2443.
p.
each
directors
of
share
rights and
net
the
reflective
products plant at
Guin,
Ala.
An
for the npw (and at the time partially-completed)
j (bbon
plant at Fairmont, Minn., was also started.
Completed and occupied during 1956 were new branch offices and
y.warehouses at Dallas, Texas, and Los Angeles. The new Los Angeles
expansion
V.
Cylinder
in V. 184,
1956
4,
the
debentures, due Feb. 1, 1972.
While
financing are still undetermined, including the
prices, and the number of shares of common
statement,
which
for each
of
held,
for,
of
expected to become effective on or about Jan. 10, 1957.
Subject to such effectiveness of the registration statement,
approval
of the Public Service
Commission and acceptable market conditions, it
'is proposed that the common stockholders of.
record Jan.
10, 1357 (or
sucii later date as the.
registration statement becomes effective; will be
given rights to subscribe for these debentures on the basis of one
Dec. 20 at 113%%'and accrued in¬
Nine Months Ending Sept. 30—
sales
For
Hastings, Minn., (expansion of both
products and printing products facilities there, among others)
a
elective
<
subscribed
Dec.
on
debentures
Division—
plant.
tape
laboratory.
Ohio—new
number
plant for
capseal
magnetic
new
Graohie
said
and
division.
Products
Pesek
tended
plastics
new
Minn.—a
Electrical
Mr.
stock
1933
held
of shares of common stock
convertible
convertible
the
of
corporation has
approval
of
of
redemption
which
registration
stockhold¬
common
were
,
new plant to convert
paper for
THERMOmachines, and an extensive renovation and im¬
at Hartford City Paper Co., a wholly-owned sub-
Insulator
and
Hutchinson,
St
The
con¬
issue
1
Freehold,
\ amish
(he
the
its
of common
has placed privately with
$20,000,000
Total
copying
program
that
and
laws,
995.
p.
shares
amount
on
of
amount
rate,
into
stock
common
the total number
amount not
exceeding $50,000,000. Subsequently the di¬
preliminary action with respect to an issue of $46,224,200
convertible, the
policies,
and
begun
Ind.—a
City,
Brand
provement
i
major building projects
include:
Hartford
staff manufacturduring the year.
for engineering and
Vice-President
Pesek,
listed some of the
PAX"
25
Net
Cyril1 P.
f it;,
'/Lev
of
an
an
details
interest
fey
1950
Subscription warrants expired
National
by the electronics division of Bing Crosby
have been transferred to the newly-created Mlncom
'
principal
4, 1956, at 100%, on the basis of $100
for each
in
took
certain
Dr. John C. McGregor and a
manufactures ultra-high-freqeuncy radar
1971, inclusive.—V. 184,
rejects previously conducted
'
Dec.
principal
National
1956. However, the firm also took over video tape research
j
major
poration
rectors
tially to the holders
actions
Monday, December 31, 1956
.
special meeting of holders of
a
holders of over 82#
stock
sales
of
.
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.—Registers With SEC—
At
the
this year by Sperry Rand against
radar patents.
equipment,—V. 183,
by them
company
acquisi¬
for
tion during
in
details of offering
..
.
plastic
component i
i
sold
and
firms
-
,
of. specialized
producer
Calif.,
$1,-
the remaining $561,000 of debentures were purchased by
the underwriters, headed by Dillon,' Read & Co., Inc.,
reported foreign sales climbed
before the division was
-°
they will total close to $54,000,000,
year
Gardena.
at
Plastics,
record
year
reported.
Sam pair
Senitli
test
of debentures
Division,
(the
1951
in
last
::40,000,000
Hr.'
International
the
of
$5,000,000
irotn
formed
of electronic specialists,
of
ers
would
we
Corp.,
microwave
some
like to spend more than $25.000.000. for new
iijaat
and
equipment next year." Mr, Buetow said.
But material
i hortages
and other factors will probably keep capital expendituies
during 1957 at about the same level a> In 19a6.
Clarence B. Satnpair, Executive Vice-President of the company and
"Actually,
of
$9,860,835
series
infringement of
Sperry, in a
that
recently offered for subscription by
_
that assumption.
$12,000,000 for research and product
development in
1956,
and expects the figure for the coming year
to
be
about
$15,000,000.
Capital expenditures during the year just
ending totaled about $25,000,000 and the company tentatively plan.,
to
spend
about
the
same
amount for new
plant and equipment
The
p.
to
National
Cash
Register
Co.—Subscriptions—Of the
$28,170,500 of 4 Vz% convertible subordinated debentures
1957
all of our planning is based on
continue to grow, and
184,
$9,386;949
728.
suit brought earlier
a
alleged
claims
Narda
group
and
1Qt-^
_
for
forecast
.'
_
a
or
declared.
Buetow
any
The'
percentage of
increase^over this ?eay<
"But
there is every indication that we !w ill
dollars
of
terms
}lr.-
early
liabilities
current
1
from
has conspired to violate the U. S. anti-trust
spiracy was directed against Narda. £
That
$281,-
with
$325,000,000—compared
about
1955.
for
,
"It
.u,
for
Narda
*
and
plant
months.—V.
32
to
to
$1,500,000 treble damage civil anti-trust action was filed aaginst
Sperry Rand Corp. on Dec. 28 in Federal Court, Eastern District of
York, by The Narda Corp., Mineola, L. I„ N. Y.
The action is a
Narda
year
confidence
market
4.3
increased
company
reported
the
compared
as
approximately
the
counter-claim to
reports that its sales Increased by more than 15#
just ending.
The compuny said it is looking forward
to
1*57,
and
planning heavy expenditures for tivo
firm
feels
have
been
largely responsible for its growth-
company
the
with
fa
Sales Up
—
1556,
of
of
Narda Corp., Mineola, L. I., N. Y.—Files Patent Suit—
A
the
Mining
Minnesota
30,
ratio
outstanding authorized
exchange offer
preferred. The
71.763 shares of second
31.—V. 184, p. 2784.
during
Jan.
expire
Sept.
a
worth
Net
first
to
and
tandlng
t
stock
common
The
The
shares.
four
each
.
p.
2120.
Buy Certain
Securities
aprllcation
this
to
filed
registered
the
j
Applica¬
j.
v
and
Exchange Commission on Dec., 20 denied
under
the
Investment
Company
Act
of
1940
investment
acquisition
Properties—j
by
it
companv
from
seeking
affiliated
an
exemption
persons
of
the
with
an
by
respect
capital
stock
Frank
of
and
Number 5599
184
Volume
"The
Fla.
of
Ira
controls
or
because
affiliates,
company and its
Guilden, a director oi
investment
cross-interests
owns
prohibited by Section 17(a) of the
makes unlawiul transactions between
are
which
Company Act,
31.18%
beneficial
indirect
or
ownership
the
and
of
policy
the
with
of
the
.
to
Act
and
from
of
subject
to
necessary
whether
the
the
transactions
granting
of
the
to
closest
exemption
an
was
Westcoast
and
Company
Limited for
Pacific
upon
completion
by
under
now
Columbia
States
construction.
producing
gas
British
United
The
fields
line
Peace
in
the
of
This
the
of
markets
to
transmission
will
covering
companies
scrutiny- in
warranted.
Pacific
of
border.
will
the
the
act
of
operator
as
both
plants.—V.
184,
2785.
p.
contemplated the issuance by
stock, having a net
Packard-Bell Electronics Corp. — Private Loan — The
asset value of approximately $400,000, end a market value of approxi- •>
mately $320,000, in exchan.;*. for all outstanding stock of Budge, hav¬
company has arranged to place privately $1,500,000 of
ing a book value of approximately $510,000. According to Budge's
15-year promissory notes with the Prudential Insurance
balance
sheet
as
of
April 30,
1956,
Budge had current assets' of
S 937.003,
Its
its
2.1%
liabilities of
current
to
2.7%
of
of
For
the
real
With
Robert
to
consisting
assets,
and
150,000
mortgages
of
from
at
it
The
inventory
lower of
cost
accountants
and
evidence
order
to
who
stated
was
rnaiket
or
prepared
reolacment
at
had
as
been
done
figures
the
and
cost,
ir>.
rather
With
business,
does
grant
respect
its
not
the
Commission
establish
the
to
fairness
sold.
be
to
audit
the
made
basis
a
exemption
the
of
was
for
sought
real
estate
dependent
was
That
appraisers
had
seen
the
fee
the
to
testifying
stances
the
with
the
opinion
findings
respect
land
had
the
in,
1
Budge
transaction,
primarily
the
value
noted
Commission
the
on
Mr.
land
the
of
carry
appraisal
of
received
reliance
the
bv
left open;
bv
the
first
which
before
for
one
the
sellers,
be
starting
placed
the
on
and
bv
und°r
oi
jet
It
for
and
to
standards
of
protect
the
Act
it
is
the
that
respect
essential
th'
to
non-affiliated
act
we
to
the
transaction
a
exercise
prooer
stockholders
under
which
is
otherwise
ade<v>atelv
dominate
will
and
the
on
scribed—Carl
M.
nounced
that
the
common
stock
subscribed.
basis
f^e
the
the
184,
Dec.
stockholders
public
offering
Northeast
like
and
by
Which owned 56%
of
392,201
Airlines,
amount
shares
Inc.,
offered
was
previous
was
to
Atlas
agreement,
Dec
on
21
Metals Industries, Inc., Philadelphia, Pa.—
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Dec.
on
upon
20,000 shares of
exercise of warrants
to
be
offered
A:
Co.,
Inc.,
equipment
at
$2
for
and
letter rf
a
stock
common
betw-en
slip
per
N°w York,
fi'cd
J4
covering
N.
vtth
(par
Nov.
14,
cents)
io
1956
and
to
Nov.
t.h»
be
this
that
—V„
1956—Month—1955
2120.
p.
Great
National
Life
Insurance
Life
Insurance
—V.
Co.
above.—V.
184,
The
stockholders
The
April
on
company's
requests
stockholders
the
the
The
.
the
capital
the
on
right
basis
to
of
their
for
result
at
184,
next,
the
on
about
agreement
to
the
to
offering
the
that
the
share
the
eni
for
cash
requirements during
on
hand
and
and for an,additional
Pennsylvania
purchase
to
the
Securities
stock
be
ten
offered
shares
to be
net
shbres
not
their
basis
would
split
proposal to split
by changing the
that
intention
initially
at
be
rate
a
the quarterly
which will.be
184,
from
then
Pet Milk
Co.
(& Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
for
subscribed
for
the common
184,
sales
of
41,619,552 128,280;347
43,278,263
products
£>rl
123,063,072
1,893
17,362
42,041
43,266,370
41,636.914
123,322,388
of
34,110,106
33,118,481
103,723,959
99,787,506
(netj___..
S.
B.
the
Net
5,786.555
5,957,982
expenses
17,848,760
18,073,469
053,309
611,165
1,893,858
T^e
Robert
Johnson,
it
per
1,107,000
2,386,000
Calif.
—
New
Fox
Pacific
Vice-President of
This
1,013,713
2,240,102
1,765,081
$2.09
$4.48
$3.38
next
share
com.
dividends.
has
company
(Canada),
said
year,
distributors-of
announced
also
as
on
Dec.
the
announced
directors.—V.
Petroleums,
—V.
R.
recently
Ltd.
L.
formed
which It is
Latzer,
Jack
Berard
B.
and
corporation
20,
Jan.
1956,
1,
filed
covering
Calgary,
1977,
to
a
registration
corporation
1964
its
of
Presiaent.—V.
of
City,
V.
be
offered
of
for
Canadian
Ib4,
subsidiary,
Pet
will begin operations
Canada—Registers
statement
20-year
with
the
public
subordinate
SEC
on
sale
through
debentures
an
under¬
Robert U.
Reverend
Most
credit
and
face
Archdiocese
the
of
a.J
Stores, Inc.—Sales Up—
Trust
Redemption—
redemption
fund
Payment
Co.,
on
March
debentures
will
Trustee,
15
next,
1,
July
made
be
due
at
Exchange
1,
the
A
converted
be
common
stock
into
to
be
class
A
Common
computed
at
$5
basis
each
share.—
30,
1955.
V,
184,
p.
to
Net
SI.69
income
per
to
for
Co.—Earnings Higher—
the
for
12
months
$31,462,243
the
share,
vs.
for
curreht
12
$4,987,654
ended
the
was
$1.66
ended
$5,075,498,
per
share.—
2673.
Procter &
Charmin
Gamble Co.—Acquisition—
Mills,
above.—V.
Inc.
184,
2057.
company
per
27,330
Dec.
shares
13
of
filed
a
common
letter of
stock
notification with
be
offered at
to
the SEC
par
without underwriting.^ The proceeds are to be used
incident to development of oil and gas properties.
share),
expenses
on
be
of
will
which
|
"
Lumber
have
sawmills
paper
a
in
supply
of
install
to
of
the
pulpwood.
The
approximately
In
and
the
to
its
the Kootenai
are
in
radius
as
400
which
the
for
pany
planing
mil's,
well
sawmill
lath
tons.
St.
add%
In
chippers
and
th >
at
provide
will
Regis
pulp
a J
hi. i
*
Northwest,
lands
least
at
use
the drainage area of the Klickitat;
stands
addition
of
the
as
of
to
saw
in the
and
box
produces and treats poles for puh,|.c
timber
substantial
Neils
operations,
mills,
200,000 acre >
River in western Montana,
owned in fee by Neils. These lane \
15,000,000,000 board feet of
county
addition
at
in
priva
amounts
j
%,■<
embrace, j
timberlands
timber located on Feaerai,
Yakima
Neils
Indian
Lumber
($1
kilns,
operate )
1895,
in
timberlands, of which
single
largest
working
\
and Troy, Mont. St. Reg )
barkers
lor
of
southern Washington,
one
founded
Montana
and
chips
wood
the vicinity of
in
in
state
of
capacity
approximately 100,000 acres in
in
bt»..(
pulp and paper mill in the Montana area
a
daily
Washington
of
was
at Libby
and
Wash.,
mill at Tacoma, Wash.
located
has
agent, beginning about Jan. 10, 1957.
which
company,
Approximately 300,000 acres
are
stock
The First National Bank
delivery by
for
plans
Regis
St.
Neils
the
C >.
each share cm
for
common
exchange
Paper
with the terms of
ready
Klickitat,
at
Regis
St.
of
Regis
St.
the offer of exchange.
that certificates for shares of common stock of St. Reg;
ownership
Red Rock Oil & Gas Co., Las Vegas, Nev.—Files With
Security and Exchange Commission—
The
shares
the construction
plans
contain
p.
Lumber Co.,
Approximately
will
Neils
The
and
Paper
Neils
of
effective
declared
Portland, depositary and exchange
important
1956
30,
months
12
months
or
Nov.
of
of J.
stock
accordance
expected
Co.
Paper
tion,
operating revenues
$34,313,746, compared
were
in
offer
stock
common
2V2
of
common.
is
its
common
of
27
shares
Place,
stock,
per
Co.—Exchange Offer Effective—
Dec,
for
Ore.,
sawmills
may
$2,146,177 $22,250,390 $19,996,78 i
outstanding
on
ol
shares
tjie
on
It
1234.
p.
1955—11 Mos.—1955
1956—Month—1955
2122.
p.
company
the
Neils
2785.
p.
J.
class
of
]83,
for
sinking
interest.
accrued
Corporation
N.
Debentures
.share
plus
the
called
has
convertible
8%
108%
at
office
covering
SI5.000.000
a
contemplated
Pinellas Industries, Inc.—Partial
The
$10,000
See
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
The
for
River
of
1482.
p.
184,
St. Regis Paper
Portland,
21.
election
179,
Ltd.,
green
company, reported to
coffee,
has been elected
of the
$2,404,167
—
deposited
equivalent
this
full
the
Period End. Nov. 30—
Neils
Francisco,
which
of
payment
pledged.
1,909,000
$2.53
(est.)
preferred
Milk Co.
Nov.
Jr..
largest
was
company
B.
San
obligations
Roman Catholic Archbishop of the Archdiocese of San
and his successor or successors in office, to the prompt
1,798,197
1,342,000
1,202,913
taxes
earnings
'Earns,
its, subsidiary,
Elected—
world's
president,
Co.,
direct
Texas,
Sales
Gross
Otis, McAllister &
ore
notes
S.T.D.,
Rose's 5, 10 & 25 Cent
of
Portland General Electric
President
serial note;.:
was
123,108,544
the
stock
1956
45,472
income
income
1916.
p.
15,
Crane.
Lucey,
1956—9 Mos.—1955
1956—3 Mos.—1955
Period End. Sept. 30—
Jersey
sale, together
from operations, will be used for
Ohio Edison's construction program
investment in
Power Company.—V.
issue of $670,000 4.60%
publicly offered to Dec. 19 as
prices ranging from 98% to 99%%, according to matu¬
rity, plus accrued interest. The notes will mature seri •
ally from 1957 to 1972, inclusive.
The issue is under ¬
written by the following investment bankers: Coughli i
& Co.; Bache & Co.; Mullaney, Wells & Co., and Arnold
Antonio,
held,
derived
1957
of San Antonio, Texas--
Catholic Archbishop
Dec.
dated
to $25 per share.
present
2786.
p.
Offered—An
These
to
stockholders.
proceeds
184,
Roman
&
"After
of
each
any
common
application
cash
cue
The
principal product of the company is the power package fee
mTilii-engine jet,
prop-jet
or
turbo-jet
and piston-driven aircraft
addition, the company manufactures fuselage sections., flap track <;
exhaust
systems,
pneumatic systems and other parts for aircrafi#
—V.
equivalent of one-fourth of tne present quarterly dividend.—V.
Fed. Income
January
1957, giving
additional-shares of common stock
for
additional
with
Dec.
outstanding short-term bank loans. The new funds will increase working capital to meet the requirements of an expanding-volume of bot-i
and non-military business and,
to a lesser degree, will b<>
applied to the modernization,
consolidation and expansion of plat 'J
and equipment.
1956—11 Mos.—1955
will vote on a
basis of 4-for-l
per share
Depreciation
of
First Boston Corp., and Lester, Ryons & Co.
from the sale of these debentures will be added tA
general funds and will be applied in part to reduce
The
by
proceeds
company's
military
$4,688,858 $54,528,116 $50,976,067
products sold__
Selling, general and ad¬
2785.
p.
Offering—
authority
or
subscribe
one
of
According
be
,
2672.
p.
application also contemplates that1 public bids will be invited
from prospective underwriters as to the amount of compensation to be
J.
$
1,024,490,683
1961,
The
a
stock
stated
have
directors
dividend
the
paid
4,
value thereof from $1C0
privilege of subscribing, subject to allotment, for shares not
subscribed
fbjfby other holders of rights at-the same subscription price.
-as
$
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co.—To Split Stock—
filed an application with the Ohio P. U. Commission
proposing to issue and sell 580,613 shares of common stock.
20
application
them
rt,
2120.
p.
Total
offering, compliance with requirements
Exchange Commission wi'l also be necessary.
and
v
■
Co.—Deposited
any
common
on
:
company
Dec.
Before
,
Net
1956—11 Mos.—1955
1956—Month—1955
$5,278,478
ministrative
and
written
the
Notes
Effective—
Ohio Edison Co.—Plans Stock
corporation on Dec. 27 filed a registration statement with tip
covering a proposed public offering of $7,500,000 of convertible
subordinated
debentures,
due. 1977.
The
offering is to be under¬
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc.—November Sales Higher—
Cost
Southern
"
'
Period End. Nov. 30—
underwriters are Pearson, Murphy
proceeds are to
used to purchase
capital.—V. 182, p. 2653.
Purchased—Offer
,
Corp.—Files Registration Statements—
Rolir Aircraft
issued
14.
•
i
The
1,092,385,506
ij>
123,885,507
132,937,859
Sales—
Other
Be
to
issue of Dec. 24 of the
our
■
184,
Net
Northwestern
Offeringpubli
Tex.—Stock
Houston,
Inc.,
made in
was
In
The
working
in
offered
which had
company,
J5'
Penney Co.—November Sales Up—
C.)
Sales'——
The
re.
Y
I
offering of 6,115 shares of common stock at $10 per share
to bona fide residents of Texas through Mickle & Co,,
expired,
the
Northeast
Hood,
Mention
the
no
to be used for the retirement of the second mortgagi
capital.
SEC
par
Thp corporation
Robin
,
of
Corp.,
of the outstanding stock took
working
Houston, Tex. For further details, see Egg Sales, In(.
above.—V. 184, p. 2786.
■
over¬
minority
proceeds are
and
the company agreed to buy 125,000 shares
Cab Manufacturing Co. at the same price.
Of the
outstanding, Checker Cab held 445,787 shares.—V. 184,
T
i
''
»
shares
(J.
unsubscribed shares at the public offering price of
$9.50
per share.
See details in V. 134, p. 2672.
Files With
The
18.
ofier
2444,
p.
interests
8.
p.
corporation on Dec. 13 filed a letter of notification with th r
covering 30,000 shares of common stock (par 50 cents)
to 1 >
to
stockholders
at
$1.15
per
share,
without underwriting,
olfered
Checker
valuation
of
affiliated
Coral Gables, Fla.—Files With
The
SEC
10,115
before
or
After
the
Offering Oversub¬
Co. on Dec. 21 an¬
Loeb, Rhoades &
of
A
Stock
—
them
put
to
Calif., which has been "the source of our
this year."—V. 184, p. 2673.
Downey,
losses
River Properties, Inc.,
^
to 200,000 shares of its common stock at $16 per share,
shares.
Tenders had been asked to be presented
up
•.
from
transactions."—V.
Inc.
the first
be
manufacturing of Ryan Aeronautical Co., to head it >
at
Security and Exchange Commission—
1584.
$
Airlines,
The program is in
long-term financing
aircraft
jet
p.
division
largest operating
the proceeds will be used to finance the
equipment program, particularly the acquisition
American was the first American company to
Period End. Nov. 30—
Northeast
aircraft
•
only
insulated
the
Vice-Pres'dent for
that
announced
was
acquired
-
evidence
for
184,
purchase
has
641,505
to
with
ot
stated
order
its
of
function
soueht
by Juan T. Trippe, Presi¬
interest rate and are
4%%
Parmelee Transportation Co.—Buys Its Stock—
circum¬
appraisals
21
a
arrangement
$o0,00030U0 3%% promissory notes an¬
expanding
aircraft.
Pan
enter
that
both
the
Trippe
from
This
.
last
service.—V.
appraiser
own
and
that
held
second
bis
annraisal
his
Commission
could
that the
similar
a
company's
of
on
used
be
contracts.—
May. .Lehman Brothers and Hornblower
negotiated the financing; with a group of in¬
stitutional investors. Under the loan agreement, the new
4%% notes will be sold privately on or prior to March
31, 1959.
passing upon an exemrrtion
this type between affiliates
See
to
are
fulfill
to
Weeks
&
been
retained
were
be
was
the
Stock
proceeds
an
in tne amount
"that
required
to
Dec.
on
notes
to
nounced
testimony was impaired to the extent that they did not offer a satis¬
factory basis for a finding as to fairness, it concluded that:
"In
which
the
necessary
annual sinking fund scheduled to begin
Final retirement as scheduled for 1980 with pro¬
addition
on
our
that
facilities
vision for extension to March 1, 1995.
acquired in June 1955 at a cost of
$625,000. The keystone of applicants'
showing with
respect to
the
value of the land was the appraisals and te'timony of two real estate
appraisers, who placed; valuations of $1,312,000 and $1,300,000,
re¬
spectively, on the land".
Pointing out that the record showed that
both
The
in 1966.
prior years,
transaction."
that
announced
was
subject to
for rehabilitation, consisting of a change from a diversified
specialized operation and elimination oi its industrial hardware
inventory
the
stated
President,
production
American
dent.
with
a
Bell,
2444.
p.
World Airways, Inc.—Completes $30,Financing Arrangement.—This corporation has
arranged for the sale of $30,000,030 of promissory notes,
program
to
184,
Pan
the inventory count. Under these circumstances, com¬
Budge's recent low earnings and present unfavorable finan¬
condition, and the
uncertainties
involved
in
Budget proposed
cial
Operational loss for the fourth ouarter will be substantially less tha i
for the third, according to Mr. Walker, who indicated
there hut
already been a turn for the better in the company's earnings. Mr.
Walker pointed out that approximately $4,000,000 of this year's losst i \
were nonrecurring
and had "been brought about by obsolete inventories
and expenses in consolidation of manufacturing facilities."
Mr. Walker said
four plants had been closed and their operation >
consolidated in more efficient existing iacilnies.
C sts of these con¬
solidations, plus the costs of moving a water heater line from Houston
to Chicago
and shutting off fibre drum operations in three plant;,
would be written off this year, he stated.
"These moves have meant or will mean considerable savings in inven¬
tory, labor and overhead costs to be reflected Into next year's opera¬
tions" according to Mr. Walker.
He added that Rheem had employed Laurence M. Limbach, former /
000,000
assume '
observe
not
bined
S.
increase
V.
to the Budge transaction, the Commission found that
presented serious uncertainties as to the value of Budge's
about three-fourths of the total balance
the
at
the
did
Nortn
by North River, it would issue
$450,000 to $560,000 and
acquired
valued
107,000
which represented
assets.
than
the
related
and
be
of
.
management,
new
that
Company of America.
cash.
of its net worth,
River shares, ana
respect
record
sheet
in
$2,450
the past three years,
1.3%
were
liabilities.
of
inventory
and
to
stock
its
of
$615,000
only
and
about $10,000 for
the
for
costs."
terest
common
$400,000,
over
only
value
the
estate
proposed
shares
the
its
sales.
1%
notes,
of
shares
earnings for the latest fiscal year
of
2
.
107,0D0
earnings had averaged
and
:.
of
River
t
which took charge after thJ
1956, after a thorough an I
objective analysis of tne company's aiiairs,-' ivir. Walker said, "we hav*
taxen and are taking effective steps to overcome the company's weal- •»;
nesses where they exist and to improve its strength
in the interest of
restoring operations to an over-all profitable basis early in 1957.
W)
have some decidedly different management concepts from those of th>
past and an operating philosophy that we believe will greatly benefi'i
the company and its shareholders."
...
Mr. Walker said the estimated net loss for the year would be abouV
$11,000,000 before taxes.
He estimated that approximately $5,500,0ll>"
would be recovered in tax carrybacks "which will improve our cash po-'
sition next year and enable us to reduce our bank indebtedness and h>
extend
transaction with Budge
proposed
North
.
"speaking
River area of
Columbia
and
British
Co.—May Resume Dividends—
Lightfoot Walker, President, estimating losses for 1956, on Dec. 21
changes made by the directors on Sept. 21,
pipeline
has entered into
company
Company
was
dends."
of
an agreement with Phillips Petroleum
joint construe non and operation by the two
refining plant at Taylor and also the recently
acquired X. L. refinery at Dawson Creek, B. C.
Phillips will handle
all marketing operations including some 40 retail outlets in the area.
Noting
The
Transmission
the. natural
the
to
It
predicted in an interim report to shareholders that "corrective meas*.
ui'es" by
the company's new management "will result in profitab?.>operations in 1957 and will enable us to return to the payment of divl»~
purposes.
produced
gas
Alberta
posed
was
be
share, with a dealer's concession of $1 pe?
quickly completed.—V. 183, p. 2057.
per
Rheem Manufacturing
A.
a
Westcoast
system
investments
determining
$»3.50
share.
'
as the company's expenditures in connection
with
refining, plant at Taylor, B. C. The remaining *
added to general funds of the company and used for
of
Special Offering*—A
—
the
$540,000
will
natural
Mr. Guilden's substantial interests on all sides of the pro¬
transactions and that he would derive a substantial profit from
consummation
of these
transactions, tne- Commission stated that it
r
of
corporate
with
persons
were
1967.
1,
Reynolds Tobacco Co.
special offering of 13,900 shares of class B common stock
(par $10) was made on Dec. 21 by Reynolds & Co. &%,
the
company,' which is engaged in the production of oil and natural
in the provinces, of Alberta and British Columbia, has a contract
gas
-
by investment companies in tne interest of affiliated
rather than in the interests of all classes of security holders
prerequisite to the grant of an exemption.
conformity
of
The.
selection
prevent
ness
balance
general
fair¬
of
including Jan.
ana
stock
common
(R. J.)
to
are
to be applied first to the repayment of outstanding
amounted to $7,560 at Nov. 30, 1956); and there-
are
balance
Properties,
iindings
affirmative
that
stated
Commission
The
Act.
time to
any
the
into
The
be
Co.
and
convertible
be
will
(which
construction
Lauderdale
sought an
exemption under Section 17(bi of the Act, which provides for exemption if, among other tilings, the proposed transaction is fair and does
not involve
overreaching and is consistent with the general purposes
of
the
date:;
be acquired
ing the assets to be acquired are: Dale Properties, Inc.,
Properties, Inc., Ft. Lauderdale Properties, Inc., Broward
Inc,
Broward
Boulevard Properties, Inc. ]
North River
price
proceeds is expected to be used as follows:
$3(475J000 for- development drilling, equipment and gathering system
expenditures to Feb.-28, 1958; $1,680,000 for exploration costs to that
direct
21%
at
proceeds
loans
after
corporations owning the real
[the companies own¬
the
in
related assets proposed to
and
estate
Net
bank
North River. Mr. Giiilden
of North River's stock and owns directly or
indirectly all of Budge's second prelerrea stock, and has a
debentures
Dillon, Union Securities
underwriting terms
Eastman
by
public offering
by amendment.
rate,
company
the
of
The
*
7
(2839)
headed
group
interest
supplied
r
transactions
proposed
registered
a
writing
consisting
assets
Investment
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
wholesale hardware company in Miami, Fla.,
principally of undeveloped lana west of
Budge Co., a
T.
otner
Lauoerdale,
ft.
:
.
plants.
reservatio n
operates
At Libby,
di /
the con\.
utility power and tclcphor j
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2840)
located in New
the East and West.
were at
the rate of
approximately $19,000,000 per year and satisfactory net profits have
been realized over many years of operation. The early installation of
barkers and chippers is expected to add substantially to Nells earnings.
lines.
It
York.
Chicago,
distributes
•Neils
•
—V.
net
184.
nationally
lumber
lumber
of
sales offices
at
and otker cities
Minneapolis,
sales
logs
and
2444.
p.
been
underwritten by Small-Milburn Co.. Brooks & Co.
Lathrop, Herrick & Clinger, Inc., also of Wichita,
who concurrently offered to the
public an additional
20,000 shares at the same price. -
In
'/
,
:
buy
..
equipment
new
corporate
Safeway
,
Bales
184,
$
1,828,479,865
149,548,441
157,055,007
—V.
$
1,780,048,171
$
$
for
be
to'lrepay
used
working
capital
and
construction
the
$2,622,323,
calendar
sales
net
-
$3,254,421
were
and
Sealed
Power
Corp.
outstanding
ganization—
It
i
this corporation
organisation.
his
In
and
is
making
Petroleum
mauatfiux,
income
net
r
was
pendent upon
growth
emphasis
a
by
Johnson
the
that
future
engineering
of
the
that
said
and
it
the
of
183,
Mr. Johnson stated
best
be served by
,Net proceeds are to be used
tions
.
corporation
Dec.
on
filed
21
registration
a
the
with
statement
improvements, made
and
holders
each
to
under
of
out
the
to
retain
Net
retail
"to
mail
and
company
order
stock
as
installment
in
business
of
subsidiary,"
wholly-owned
a
and
6-35,000,000
be
receivables
determined
and
proceeds
of
ance
from
but
will
and
Sears.
the
general
The
amount
depend
market
expects
company
and
thereof
nature
the
upon
volume
conditions.—V.
not
yet
Sears, Roebuck
1956—Month—1955
$
Sales
$
362,433,144
Gross
$
$8,191,878
_______
'
the
estimated
are
$10,450,000
for
STATEMENT
further
of
payment
expenditures
and
the
Net
from
investment
Issue
will
be
banking
usrd
Mr.
program,
The
27.
to
is
help
date
Feb.
finance
Peterson said.—-V.
for
set
19,
Edison's
184, p.
the
jected
continuing
from
-
construction
,22,764.365
The
,
directors
Jan.
the
on
Dec.
share
on
the
per
2.
1957.
only
$8.75
share
made
voted
defer
to
dividend
dividend
A
payment
per
20
$7
$1,545,999
$1,136,974
$17,162,182
33
2,176
45,401
$17,207,583
of
like
during
preferred
amount
the
Arrearages
amount to $7 per share.—V. 183, p. 8.
the
on
stock
dividend
income
for
paid
3,148,791
accrued
preferred
on
to
696,652
599,853
stock
preferred
Corp.
Standard
$6,150,104
4,087,546
"4,087,455
$1.76
$1.50
...
184,
profit
before
after
Common
of
are
Southern Indiana Gas «fc Electric Co.—Rates Rise—
per
Theodore
•
1956—Month—1955
'V
for
order
an
This
i
new
issued
on
the
full
is
in
pany
revenue
its
Dec.
14
application
approximately
annual
an
of
represent
10—V.
the
the
to
184,
basis,
before
the Indiana
by
amount
schedules
rate
on
P.
Commission
an
over-all
taxes,
lust
electric
The
increase
revenue
This
com¬
12.
the
$
$
-
•
17,120,346
in
to
•
"
$
*
T
102,593,111
$755,507
annual
year."—V,
said
R.
to
Southern Pacific
purchase
Pacific Motor
it
Co.,
The
of
Freight
Lines
has
now
been
completed
by
Trucking Co., highway subsidiary of the Southern Pacific
announced
was
Co.—Highway Subsidiary Expands—
Pacific
and
Arthur
Dec.
on
the
$435,776
"■
;
.
*'the
$0.35
increase
Earnings
for
considerably
825.
$0.24
mainly
came
the
last
above
quarter
,
results
the
through
-
28,
Arizona
ends
a
carrier
by the Interstate Commerce
lease artangement with the
temporary
in
effect
si'nee
September
last
machine,
well
as
—V.
year.
Gillen
has
machine
sold
111.;
Cxcero,
The
Railwav
latter
one
kevs,' special
diverse
construction
gaps
of
operations, Mr. Young explains, has closed some
in PMT right and permits broader and faster origin-to-destination
to shippers.
•
service
The California P. u. Commission
granted
quire intrastate operations oi PFL earlier.
Almost
authority
for
PMT
to
ac¬
vehicles, including 1,500 gained from PFL. are
operated
by PMT in California, Arizona, Oregon, Nevada, New Mexico
and Texas.
Under
lease
to
5,000
the
13
transaction,
PFL
consummated
terminal
Dec,
on
14.
PMT
properties in California.—V.
will
184,
continue
Southwest Gas Corp., Los Angeles,
Calif.—Sells Bonds
Privately—This corporation has placed a $1,200,000 issue
of 5% first
mortgage bonds, due in 1981, with The Mu¬
tual Life Insurance
Company of New York, it was an¬
nounced on Dec. 26.
The proceeds of the issue will be
used
for
construction.
The
financing
was
through Eastman, Dillon, Union Securities
arranged
to
machine
operated
36
years
parts,
machinery
and
The
corporation
purchases natural
establishments
Calix
gas
the
been
and
in
distributes
Mojave
River
it
to
Valley
1931.
communities
of
San
the
U.
served.
S.
The
Marine
company
Corps
Supply
2674.
serves
Depot
at
military
Southwest Grease
holders and
($7.50
&
company
Oil
on
the
Air
as
See
also
V
Base
184
Co., Wichita, Kansas—Stock
Dec. 12 offered to its stock¬
in
$1,576,000 for
to
during the first nine months of
proDerty and equipment: and
Oil Co.—V. 183, p. 449.
wells
producing
snent
$1,700,000
other
American
Libyan
Thompson Fiber Glass Co.—50%
directors
dividend,
the
At
in
17
Dec.
on
record
of
effecting
meeting,
of
dividend
tapered
mechanical
office
as
autos,
and
and
farm
other
business
15
Co.
to
be
to call
in
an
the
use
2.
per
President,
it
said
proceeds
of
the
Secondary
Forge
Jan.
due
the
Offering—A
shares of common-stock
Reid & Co. at $30
per
secondary
was
made
share, with
offering
on
Dec.
18
the
com¬
shares
1957.—V.
18,
184,
964.
p.
of
Products, Inc.
Thompson
D.
J.
G.
13
15,177
Division, will assume his new staff duties Jan.
said
in
1956
for
"Based
on
of
sales
in
1..
-
employing more than 23,000 in
States and Canada, anticipates total
of $300,000,000.
range
now
thief company's
company,
the Unite"!
the
orders
that
the
that
divisions in
major
sales
Sales
President, on Dec. 17 announced the appointment
Vice-President, Sales and Advertising.;;
presently a Vice-President and Manager of.
Wright
—
Staff
as
Moore,
Mr.
by Fulton,
Official Promoted
—
Climb—
Wright,
Moore
R.
Mr.
dealer's concession
a
of
for continuing progress in the expansion of the
plus the high level of business experienced in
will be paid at the market price prevailing
optimism
activities
Continue to
1959-
Cleveland,' Ohio-
Co.,
intention
Dec. 27.
on
notes,
is the
12
cents quarterly caish dividend on the shares
following the stock dividend, representing a 25%
old
shares
"providing
that earnings and financial
Fractional
1956.
Valve
&
quarterly cash
stockholders
to
1957.
Thompson,
on
company's
company's
earlier
Improvement
50%
a
requirements of the companv cor>Hnue to b" favorable to this action."
action of the board,
Mr. Thompson said, is a reflection of the
issue, due 1957-1960, held bv The
Equitable.
Stete Loan,
with headquarters in
Washington, D. C., operates 162
small-loan offices in 1,9 states.—V.
184, p. 1481.
Steel
of
The
arranged the placement of the notes.
will
Stock Div.—
declaration
to initiate a
outstanding
pany
items.
increase
company
the
announced
three-for-two stock
a
bo'^rd also voted the regular
share, payable Jan. 15, 1957
the.
cents
Jan.
I.
Harry
machinery,
household
the
on
books," he said,
will
1957
$1.75
per
share."
It
was
completed.
exceed
"there is every reason
previous
all-time
record
of
-
•
believe
$326,000,000,
too
of
to
Period End. Nov. 30—
Sales
—V.
1956—Month—1955
^
$1,546,546
184,
p.
$1,441,671
early to forecast 1957 as a whole, sales now are running at a rate
excess
of $350,000,000 a year,
and we expect further increases as
the
new
"Lee
,
1956—9 Mos.—1955
and
$13,991,453 $13,330,613
2164.
as
a
year
M.
set
(J.
P.)
Stevens
&
Co.,
Inc.—Notes
Dec. 24 announced
Sold
loan
will
be
used
Goldman,
for
the
Sachs
&
reduction
Co.
of
assisted
notes
the
arranging the financing.—V. 184, p. 2164.
our
substantial margin.
a
While
it is still
who
has
Vice-President,
ior
a
184,
ably
director,
p.
directed
for many
reasons
years,
the company's over-all sales
has asked to be relieved of
health.
of
and
as
a
He
will
member of
continue to serve
the Central Policy
2059.
Privately—
lhat it has
com¬
pleted negotiations for the borrowing from several insti¬
tutional investors of $30,000,000 to be evidenced
by its
41/2% promissory notes due Jan. 1, 1982. Proceeds of the
banks.
by
1953,
activities
responsibilities
Committee."—V.
This corporation on
in
advances.
Clegg,
advertising
these
principal
Force
employees 20,000 shares of common stock
per share).
Any unsubscribed shares have
&
■
Sept. 30, 1956, was $4,400,000. The bank loan
monthly payments to $7,200,000. In addition to
at
by
split, on 272.046 shares
presently outstanding, payable Feb. 15, 1957, to stockholders of record
Jan. 18,
1957.
The additional shares are to be issued subject to the
approval of the California Commission of Corporations..
2058.
finance
Barstow'
North
are
George
Nebo.
County,
'
.Offered—The
_at par
also
companv
and
Bernardino
Victorville,
Oro
Grande,
Adelanto,
Lucerne Valley, Hesperiu and
Apple Valley
communities
The
capital
Dillon, Union Se¬
The
restatement..
1955 of $1.72 are not affected by this
reduced
(H. I.)
stock
in
since
in
diy hole
nine
have
we
The
.
Sterchi Bros. Stores, Inc.—November Sales
Higher-
business
Barstow,
Lockhart,
and
in
has
effect
year's
'
fields
eouinment.
refrigerators
be
oust
Society of the United States, it was announced
Johnston, Lemon & Co. and Eastman
curities
$1.29
—
„
Co., acting
agents for the borrower.
as
p.
&
the
investment
of
State Loan & Finance
Corp., Washington, D. C.—Notes
Placed Privately—This
corporation has sold $4,000,000
in
promissory notes to The Equitable Life Assurance
1968,
2787.
p.
give
full
full year
the
advanced
L.
B.
Young-, PMT President, says the transaction covers
highway
operating rights, equipment and certain other physical properties.
Consolidation
$4,718,297
$1.20
(
■
stock
common
will
1,- 1957.
for' cite
engaged
primarily
such
in
and
stock;
been
waging machines,
p.
Inc.,
Co.,
Standard
commencing Jan.
pins
makers
road
as
184,
of
grooved
of
company
company
equipment,
Nov.
on
and
of
Standard
and
Glllen
share
to
the
of
been
of
transfer
130,687
835,849
* 300,000
$4,426,331
—
*
has
,
precision machine parts for Industrial,
eauipment and consumer ^Oods products.
President,
said
the
acquisition
was
ac¬
the
of
manpfact'ire
dowel
John
960,049
100,000
—
income---—
on
per
Working
re¬
-
agricultural
Gillen
The
26.
acquisition, given final authorization
Commission
California
acquired
Williams,
holders
division
a
has
company
leading, manufacturers
complished
The
taxes
months ended Sept. 30, 1956, the company com¬
pleted the drilling of 23 wells In which it owns 100% interest and
30 wells in which its average interest is about 32%
per well or the
total equivalent of 33 full interest
wells. On the eauivalent full in¬
terest basis 22
were
completed as producing oi! wells and two were
completed as producing gas wells which cost $3,300,000, and nine weri
dry holes at a cost of $1,380,000.
4
1
299,703
that
earnings
p.
246,047
2.012,415
171,326
——
other than taxes on ircome——
During
1,158,964
_
loans.
184,
335,252
2,076,653
-
depletion—
'
425,881
President,
and surrendered leases
and
Restated
ior
v.—1,158,964
outstanding
general—j.
and
*1955
1956
$12,495,656 $12,044,780
2,306,372
2,113,512
.—1,810.073
*1.418.9AC<
—
—
—.
(net)
fourths
Earnings Up 45%—
v.
*
1956"
1955
30—
share—
boost
*
110,485,914
taxes—
Silbert,
last
commercial
of
2228.
p.
Mus¬
the first nine months of 195$ to threecosts and income taxes. To effect
this, expenses
have been increased by $420,000 for dry holes and
$300,000 for income taxes which reduce earnings by such amounts, and
change previously reported earnings per share for the first nine months
of
1955
from
$i.48 to $1.29. Previously reported earnings per share
1956—11 Mos.t-1955
.
the
by
September
on
'
Off—
Sept. 30—
income
1956
according to
requested
*
maintenance
income
Net
Standard Railway Equipment
Manufacturing Co.—Ac¬
quires Parts Maker—
•
-
Commission.
S.
increase
system
recovery
rentals
Taxes,
^
electric
distillate
and
system
Ended
the
This company has been granted a general increase in electric rates
effective Jan.
l,
1957, and estimated to produce $1,200,000 in addi¬
;
net
Producing Co.—Earnings
Gulf
costs
hole
Dry
.-
outstanding.
rise
expected
ported
-
8,500 feet.
income
Lease
Corp.—Net
Sept.
common
H.
20
a
of
Geophysical
Depreciation
«
taxes..
shares
Earnings
now
'
•
acreage
2058.
p.
•
Ended
profit
will
above.—V.
Factors
Months
Net
last,
-
in
*
11,729
to
Months
Estimated
2122.
p.
Net
total
a
J
Properties
Kansas.
Texas
Gross
$1,290,191
!,
period..
16,645.360
from
tional
to
Nine
2489.
p.
1,
Oct.
on
1955,
In
*•*
made."
were
2330.
$6,749,957
stock
stock-l
common
Period End. Nov: 30—
Nine
announced on Dec. 20 by Ralph Graham.
was
6,851
Production,
Sales
of
gas
2,813,277
.4^999,710
1__
income.,..:
on
0,161,949
$7,896,843
taxes
....
and
applicable
184,
and
purchases added 2.400 barrels of oil and 13,000 mcf. of natural
the average daily net production of Tennessee Gas.—V. 184,
The
gas
p.
$1,546,032
Federal
payable
normally
paid
was
1)56.
year
paid.
was
quarterly
;
:
,
oil
$14,562,944
_________
$
w
undeveloped
and
Properties acquired from Kirkpatrick Oil included interests in 80 pro¬
ducing oil and gas wells on 1,224 net acres of leases in Carter. Garvin,
and Stephens Counties, Oklahoma.
The Bennett and Roberts acquisi¬
tions involved
interests in 78 producing wells on 3,654 net
acres in
Barton,
Ellsworth, Graham. Kingman, McPherson, Rice and Russell
39,354
$1,139,150
it
purchases
gas gathering
tang Island, .Texas.
$14,523,590
Narda
—V.
the
y
r
Co.—Expansion—
producing
acquired
has
pressure
21,262,182
income..,
•
Southern Ice Co., Charleston, S. C.—Defers Dividend
,
$1.75
means
>
properties included interests 4n 50 producing oil and gas
net acres of leases in Aransas, Fort Bend, Refugio and
Counties, Texas, and in Webster Parish, La., and in a high
Net
1957.
;
Wilson
on
Nueces
Spiegel, Inc. (& Subs.)—November Sales Increased.—
•
this
alternate
co
2330.
p.
City.
depth
The
wells
1956—12 Mos.—1955
1,316,439
income
See
opening of bids
Proceeds
1957.
184,
Gas Transmission
separate
Interest
tentative
groups
asssrt ct,
he
reason,
producing acres acquired in the transac¬
including semi-proven locations was included.
now drilling
a well,
the James A. Hynes "F" No. 24
in Refugio County, on the former Wilson properties.
Two oil sands and
two gas sands have been encountered, with drilling continuing to pro¬
year.
1,891,806
in
addition
In
$2,955,413 $39,926,547 $35,785,772
deductions
184,
$63,142,663
Southern California Edison Co.—To Sell Bonds—
Dec.
'
-
Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma and Kansas, including an
208 producing oil and gas wells, lor consideration
of ap^'
tions, undeveloped
Tennessee Gas is
-j'"
This company plans to sell at competitive
bidding $37,500,000 of first
and refunding mortgage bonds, E, R. Peterson, Financial Vice-President,
on
26,
in
Oklahoma
Sperry Rand Corp.—Counter Claim to Suit Filed—
announced
$25,000,000 offering of •
because of "uusatis-."
a
Dec.
on
the Gulf Coast
of Texas and in Northern Louisiana were acquired from Sam E. Wilson,;
Jr., of Corpus Christi; in Kansas, from H. C. Bennett and C. L. Roberts
of Russell, Kansas; and in Oklahoma, from the Kirkpatrick Oil Co. of
$12,300,000
fiscal
etc.__
outstanding at end of
Earnings per common share
—V.
$68,931,439
,
.
postponed
Vice-President.
Three
EARNINGS
OF
1956—Month—1955
Shares
1956—43 Wks.—1955
$7,477,735
this
For
proximately S8.000.000,
construction
at
1958
$
2,799,030,367
1956—5 Wks.—1955
2122.
toward
year
$3,437,805
exps.,
Balance
p.
interest
price and'underwriting terms
Dillon. Read & Co., Inc. heads the
revenues____
Provision
3,013,889,522
321,527,131
of
final inspection
being considered.—V.
company
Senior
to the payment of bank loans obtained
improvements and, to the extent of the bal¬
and
proceeds,
oner,
Divids.
Period End. Dec. 1—
—V. .184,
prepay
subscription
Construction
income
Income
1956—10 Mos.—1955
2489,
Sales
to
This
Counties,
Net
Shoe Corp. of America—Current Sales Higher—
-
and
busi¬
Co.—November Sales Increased—
&
Period End. Nov. 30—
p.
made
be
Unsubscribed
COMPARATIVE
2489.
p.
the. funds."
for
Tennessee
at the rate; of one additional share for
shares will be offered for sale
1957,
The
Period End. Nov. 30—
Operating
Operating
been
company's
the
of
184,
has
trac-_
reliability
and
corporation had planned the financing to facilitate "certain longprojects," a spokesman -explained, "'and there was no immediate
properties
to be applied
fiscal
1957
general
install¬
additional
incur
to
*
184,
to
and
by amendment.
are
such
the
for
Mac-
16,
held.
property additions
Other
—V.
supplied
expenditures.
intends
Donald
its
it was announced
market conditions."
money
financing is
-
addiabout
underwriters.
President.
indebtedness,
Jan.
then
employees.
to
for
the
formed
Sears
Sears.
of
investment
of
ment
record
shares
ol
Net
by Sears, Roebuck
receivables arising
1956,
16,
Nov.
on
deal
proceeds of the sale of debentures will be added to the
the company and will be applied to the purchase of
funds
ness
law
capital
a
the
is
Arthur
organized
was
Delaware
with
eomnany
of
14
company
list
corporation
Co.
part of the cost of property
Public Service Co.—Registers With SEC
are
amendment.
The
to pay
This company filed a registration statement with the SEC on Dec. 21,
1956, covering 291,967 shares of its $1 par common stock. The company
proposes to olfer these shares ffir subscription
by its common stock¬
SEC covering
$50 000.000 of debentures due 1972, to be olfer)ed for
public sale through an underwriting group headed by Gcldman, Sachs
Co.. Halsey, Stuart <fc Co. Inc., and Lehman Brothers. The interest
rate, public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
&
of
of temporary bank loans made for that purpose.
The com¬
estimates its construction expenditures for 1957 and'"1958 at about
$17,100,000 and $23,500,000, respectively.—V. J84, p. 2330.
tc
by
nc-jd
$6,000,000
Southwestern
This
Co.—Registers With SEC
pany
Sears Roebuck Acceptance Corp.—Registers With SEC
i
received
corporation has indefinitely
factory
2080.
p.
service-life
locomotive
diesel-electric
'
.
30-year debentures,
be
statement with the SEC on Dec. 20,
covering $19,00,000 of first mortgage bonds, series G, due Jan. 1,
1987, to be offered for public sale at competitive bidding.
.
The Commission has given interested persons until Jan. 11, 1957, to
request a hearing on the financing proposal.
•
'-'..V4*
de¬
is
Power
increases
1956,
that
the future
progress
of the
company
can
itrengtbening their management organization at this time.
Beginning Jan. 1, 1957, the present Manufacturing and Technical
Engineering
Division
will be separated
into two divisions—namely,
the Research
and
Engineering Division and the Manufacturing Divi¬
sion.—V.
Electric
(
ever
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.—Financing Postponed
range
Southwestern Gas &
more
Because of the
need for more
progress.
because
development,
and
becoming
is
Sealed
of
success
technical
and
company
research
product
on
will
there
"
This company filed a registration
evident
steady
18
Mr.
announcement,
more
Paul C. Johnson, President, that
change to strengthen their management
Dec.
on
of
the
coils
field
systems
.
financing,
*
impregnating
recently at the Philadelphia, ,
Pa., plant of its builders, F. J. Stokes Corp.
The order was placed
through
che .Commercial
Division ox
the Embassy of
Pakistan in.
Washington.—V. 184, p. 2164.
'•.••>"
•
The
announced
was
completion of this
shares.—V. 184. p. 1481.
160.000
and
which
step
a
system
This
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
Strengthens Management Or¬
—
armatures
components.
The
$69,204.
»
The
the
motors,
these
ended, July 31,
1956, net sales
amounted
to
$111,972.. For
the
income
net
tion
f
equipment-.
months
seven
and
1955,
year
farm
and
Karachi.
at
.
built will
the Government of Pakistan Railways
equipment will be used to impregnate with insulating
largest vacuum
placed in service by
be
varnish
loans,
general
-
-
organized
in
1933, manufactures
specialties* for tne lubueauun ox
and
greases
bank
other
'
EARNINGS—For
totaled
2122.
p.
used
and
to
are
purposes.
lubricating
automotive,
195C—48 Wks.—1955
1958—4 Wks.-—1955
proceeds
BUSINESS—-Company,
Subs.)—Current Sales Up—
(&
Stores, Inc.
Period End. Dec. 1—
net
shortly
.
,
"PROCEEDS—The
the
of
One
Monday, December 31, 1956
.
.
Stokes Corp.—Receives Pakistan Order—
(F. J.)
,
and
1955
for
.
Town
Files
,SEC
in
,
to
'
&
With
Country Securities Corp., Fort Wayne, Ind.—
Security and Exchange Commission—
on
Dec. 17 filed a letter of notification with the
25,000 shares of common stock (no par) to be offered
share, "without underwriting. Thfe proceeds are to "fee used
corporation
covering
$10
at
payable to
company
The
.
per
finance
installment
sales
of
food
and
freezers
for
the
company.
4
,
(Continued
on
page
51)
•
>
-
Volume
184
Number
•
5599
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
DIVIDENDS
Name of
Green
Dividend announcements
tables.
In
nounced
first
all
table
which
in
dividends
Then
show
we
the
the
$1.50
T
Name of Company
Share
*
Products,
class
(s-a)_.
A
Common
Cast
American
Mutual
7c
from
Co.,
5%
pfd.
Pipe
Co.,
6%
Sugar
American
Iron
Fund,
payable
in
Inc.
investment
net
tribution of 43c from
cash
1-
4
2-
1
convertible
preferred
1-
1
President
Class
A
Class
B
(quarterly
income
realized
and
American
American
Aro
Constable
Atlantic
Co.
Atlantic
Austin
Realty
Axe
Houghton
1-
1-15
12-31
series
5%
series
1-18
1-15
,
12-31
Inter
3-
1
2-20
1-
2
12-21
1-
2
12-17
1-
1
12-14
(s-a)
S3.
.
■'
Corp.
preference
(7c
30c
(quar.)
to
capital gains)
series
3%
series
20c
Paint
Baldwin
A
Hardware
&
Rubber
Co.
1-
(N.
preferred (quar.)__
Bartgis Bros.
(quar.)_..
Associates,
preferred
Beaux-Arts
/
$6
1st
preferred
Iron
preferred
Brown-Durrell
Co.
Bros.,
Farm
(1956
Baking
Co.,
Co.
Shoe
2
12-20
1
12-20
1-25
1-15
Kern
1-
1
5%
dep.
Lumber
Corp.,
Kropp
&r
2-
1-21
5%
preferred
2-
1
1-18
5%
conv.
1-
4
12-28
12-27
12-13
Lewis
12-20
Life
12-18 '
Lincoln
Fairbanks
S.)
preferred
Co.,
1
Leeds
$1.12%
1-1
__
65c
12-28
70c
2-
1
&
$1.07y2
2-
1
1-
$1
]
Ltd.
Longhorn
t38c
1-
2
2-
1
12-
5%
2
preferred
(quar.)
1-17
1-15
37%c
1-
4
1-
Class
_______
$1.17%
1-
1
lrl5
1-15
50c,
Co.,
12-31
12-31
3-
4
2-11
1-
$1.50
Works,
4
12-28
12-20
1
,
and
from
12-31
1-21
15c
12-31
1-
2
12-22
15c
1-
2
Fund
from
(46c
Co.,
3-
1
2-15
7%c
4'/2%
Trust
pfd.
(quar,)
Cti's
(extra)
12-31
12-18
15c
12-21
1-15
_
(quar.)_:
It
3
75c
1-
5
12-27
$1
distribution
of
100%.
It
is
1-
5
12-27
Ltd., class
Co.,
Products
A
Power
Co.,
week
Wharf
of
Jan.
Commonwealth
12-31
-
50c
Natural
Gas,
preferred
12-24
12-31
1-15
12-31
$1
Connecticut
Power
Connecticut
Printers
(s-a)
£
I
4.50%
Co.,
pfd.
2-15
22-
Metal
Products
2-
1
;,
:
2
Board
Jersey
Realty
1-10
1-25
1-10
United
Piece
3-15
2-15
United
Shirt
15c
1-31
12-31
U.
12-24
12-12
U.
American
1-25
Co. hannual 1
2
12-31
1-10
12-31
1-10
12-31
1-
3
12-24
2-
1
1-11
1-25
1-15
1-10
12-31
1-10
12-31
-
Whiting
Northwest
12-31
1-15
12-31
Gas
1-
1-25
Engineering
$5
12-20
12-24
2-
1
Class
B
2-
1
1-15
1-
2
12-24
1-
2
Ohio
Consol.
Olin Oil
&
12-31
Participating
preferred
Motor Coach Lines,
Life
Crown
,
___
.
Crystal
Insurance
Tissue
Co.
Inc.-
15c
1-15
12-31
10c
(quar. 1
Industries
Continental
2-15
1-15
$3.50
(Toronto)
(quar.)
(quar.)
+40c
15c
12-28
1-
2
12-28;
Pacific
Finance
$4.75
1-18
1-31
weeks and
*"
T-12
3-12
.
.
2-21
12-18
Penton
1
2-16
1-
1
12-20
2-
1
1-11
2-
1
1-11
1-
1
12-14
1-31
1-
4
1-
1-31
12-28
Power
&
Light,
$4.24
preferred
4 ',2 %
preferred
Davidson
Bros.,
$4
pfd.
(quar.)
2-
1
12-19
Perkins
1-10
$1
4
at
!
$1.13
(quar.)
& Michigan RE. Co.—
preferred (quar.)—
2-
1
2-
1
1-25
r__
Dean
Co.
&
Detroit
&c
5%
1-10
$1.40
1-10
1-
9
7%
1-
1
12-14
Abbott
1-
1
12-14
4%
2-
1
1-15
1-15
1-
2
2-15
2-
1
2-15
2-
1
1-10
1-23
Abercrombie
(quar.
Bankers,
12-19
12-18
$1.20
1-21
1-15
12-28
12-21
1-
2
3
Aetna
2-15
Detroit
Du
&
Eastern
4%
70c
12-14
Pioneer
15c
1-
2
12-22
Pittsburgh
,
1-15
35c
—*
—£
_
1-15
S3
12-31
11-
4
*9334C
Industries,
pfd.
Inc.,
(1956
1-15
12-31
•
Ltd.,
Bros.,
Quarterly
■
Ifl
(quar.)
common
(quar.i-i—
(initial
ser.t
quar.)
1-15
12-31
(quar.)
Textile
Fabien
Filing
Manufacturing
Reece
(Mass.),
Corp.
10c
2-
1
1-10
Reitman's
9 7/lOc
2-
1
1-10
Rhodesian
Printing
Equipment
Fireman's
4%
Bureau.
Co.
Quarterly
49
West
Fremont
pfd.
(quar.)
(San
1-10
12-31
$1
1-
2
12-21
1-15
12-28
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)_—_—
American
(Canada),
Anglo
$1.43
10c
12-31
12-21
9
1-
Co.
Co.—
1-15
1-
4
75c
2-
1
1-10
t$ 3.25
2-
1
1-
50c
2-
1
1-15
37 %c
1-
4
12-27
Mfg.
Brand
River
Co.
(quar.)
General
Mills,
General
Steel
5%'
Great
$5
iH.
1-
Robertson
(P.
dividend
Rose's
5,
Class
10
B
preferred
Co,. of
&
6%
pfd.
Canada
4
< accum. 1
Mills
L.)
—
Aid
Stores,
com.
:
^
—
Co.,
(quar.)
Bantam
Co.
Extra
Seven-Up
(^uar.)
Brewing
Storage Warehouse
i—i
Sebeweing
•£$13
12-31
12-18
$1.75
12-29
12-19
1-11
1-
4
51's %
1-11
1-
4
5%
1-15
1-
2>
2-
1
1-11
2-
1
1-14
$1.17%
2-
1
1-14
f$2
1-
1
11-30
12-31
12-20
2-14
1-17
3uc
Shakespeare Co.
2-
1
2-
1
12-24
2-
1
12-20
2-
1
1-
1-16
1-15
11-
9
1-
4
12-10
1-11
(quar.)—
1
1-
5%
Alba
Albe-marle
Alco
Inc.,
4Vt%
Allegheny &
Allen
Electric
(R.
C.)
A
1
1
12-.
1
1-
2
12-10
12-10
1-
2
2-
1
1-15
12-31
12-14
2
12-19
12V2c
1-
1-10
12-17
12-31
12-18
1-
7
12-17
1-
2
12-
7
1-
2
12-
7
66c
1-
2
12-19
1-
2
12-
7
1-
2
12-
7
1-21
12-21
Paper
4.20%
pfd.
(quar.)
1
12-14
1-
34%o
1-
1
1-
1
12-14
1-2-57
12-14
$1.15
1-2-57
12-14
1-
1
12-14
10c
1-
2
12-14
12y2c
(quar.)
;
class. A
1-
1
12-20
1-1
12-20
-
5%
5%
.$1.50
25c
1-
1
1-
12-20
12-20
1-1
12-11
gtd.
Co.
1
12-
7
1-
1
1- 1
1- 2
12-
7
3-
12-20
12-15
2-15
(s-a)
$3
(quar.)
5c
class
12V2c
1
10c
(quar.)
(resumed)
1-30
1-30
1-10
1-10
70c
A
,1
3.75%
1
1-
$1.06 V*
Machines, Inc. (quar.)
Markets,
A'
Co.- of
preferred
Aluminum
Co.
preferred
of
12-31
12-20
28c
(quar.)__
933/4C
75c
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)—
1-1-57'.
1-21
Canada,
12-14
12-21
183/4c
1- 3
12-20
(quar.)_
22c
12MjC
1- 2
1- 2
12-14
12-14
(quar.)
30c
933,4c
3-10
4- 1
2-20
3r15
t25c
3-1
2-8
(quar.)
America,
t
*
common
common
(quar."K___
(quar.)
12-11
1-
30c
Corp., common
*5%'.preferred
12-20
1
1- 2
$1.75
-
Cement,
Corp,
12-14
.
Steel
Aluminum
4%
12-20
$1.25
i
Equipment
Beta Food
$3.75
12-14
2
$1.05
(quar.i—__
(quar.)
Corp.
12-
75c
2
1-
34%c
A
(quar.)
Mfg.—
convertible preferred
Alpha
1-
834c
(quar.)
Inc.-—
t
12-31
12-28
12-
1-
$1
class
Business
1-
9
12-24
1
7l/2c
Portland
1-11
1-
12-24
1-
investment
net
(quar.!
Products
30c
1-14
1-14
f42y2c
60c
(quar,)____
(quar.).
&
Stores
2
12-.14
60c
(quar.)
(quar.).
Western Ry., 6%
Allison
1-
2
$1
preferred
Allied
1-10
7
1-
25c
common
Allied
2
7
12-
5%
Co.—
preferred
4
1-
12-.
7'/2c
Products, common .(quar.)
7%
Aldehs,
1-15
12.-20
(quar.i.
dividend
1-15
12-20
12-21
2
2
12V2c
1
1-10
Inc.
preferred
Paper,
1
12-28
1-22
1-
*30c
dividend
2-
12-28
12-21
27'/2c
(quar,)
Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mills. Inc.
2-
10c
1-22
Ltd.—
A
Discount,
Co.,
preferred
Allied
30c
1-18
t28yac
P.
Stock
6%
12-14
1
Payable of Rec.
1-
4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
Steel
Hosiery
12-21
2
the
4.
%
2'/2%
(from
Co.,
preferred
55c
15c
in
When-Holder*
$3
(s-a>
class A
(Hartford)
Extra
1-
pfd.
SG
preferred
Allentown
1-15
2
$1
(quar.)
Wood
Alan
12-21
40c
iquar.)
2-
6c
&
Power
12-14
15c
(quar.)
Alabama
2
6c
(Los: Angeles)
1-.15
45c
(quar.)__
class
Inc.
preferred
12-21
+25c
—
Bottling
1
15c
Industries,
convertible
Stock
25c
—_
1-21
2-
40c
Common
Class
___
Extra
Corp.-
12-19
f20c
—
1
tl2y2c
Co.
Bearing
12-29
f 10c
(quar. )r_—
class A tqiiar. I
Ltd.,
B
1-10
2
2-
33'/3c
______
55c
(quar.)
(extra)
1-15
18
(quar.)
Investment
35c
tl5c
Jan.
cn
dividend)
Quarterly
Ahlberg
-
Mfg.—
25c
12-10
2
1-
Agricultural Insurance Co. (Watertown, N. Y.)
1-21
$1.25
this
(stock dividend)
Fund
income)
12-19
96 V»c
Co.,
Insurance
Allen
(quar.)
12-21
1-
(entire
.
12-19
12-29
$1
;
,
participating preferred
&
(extra)
&
Class
Security
Indiana—
(accum. 1
Investment
Scarfe
Rcliield
Ltd.—
(quar.)
C.)
Britain
Co.,
;
(quar.)
Telephone
preferred
Godman
-—
(quar.)
Wares
preferred
General
$2
Inc.
1
12-29
4%
dividend 1
(stock
Rice
SargentrAtsi Co.
Gamewell
5%
Ltd.
2
40c
—;—
Rike-Kumler
$1
45c
(annual)
Street
Petroleum
1-15
Fran.)
:
37th
2-15
5c
_—
Insurance
Fund
35c
(quar.)
Corp.
Affiliated
50c
—
12-10
'
(quar.)__
Products, Inc.—
Life
$2
(quar.)_^———_____
pr-eferred (s-a)
12-21
30c
4.60%
——
Reading Co.
Risdon
Emhart
B
4%
11-27
1-15
2%
Insurance
90c
(quar.)
12-20
1-15
share
pfd.
conv.
com.
Casualty & Surety
62 '/2C
1
]2-20
1-5
these being given
(initial)—
Engineering,
18c
'accum.)
pfd.
3.60',/
1-3
,
Extra
12-26
Market Cold Storage & Warehouse—
Quincy
Ltd.—
conv.
1-15
2-
week,
Extra
1-15
2-
Co.—
preferred
Co.,
preferred
4.70%
Price
Brewing
Edison
4
J56'/4C
(quar.)
preferred %quar.)
Aetna
12-31
50c
'
(quar.)
convertible
Potomac
5
12-22
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Bakeries,
Finance
$2.50
Securities,
participating preferred
Eastern
1
$5
(extra)
Canada
of
prelerrecl
IVi'/c
1-
Co.—
Shepard
Co.
Pont
$1
preferred,..—!_
Stamping
Dolcse
1
12-28
J,-C
25c
—;—
(quar.)--
1-15
$1.11
-
-
plus
Consolidated
4c
—:
Chemical
1-
1
12-31
50c
5%
$2
Addressograph-Multigraph
12-27
1
3c
(quar.)
Stevens
1-30
2-
$1.25
Sugar Refineries,
A
conv.
Adams
12-20
1-
3-
12 %c
—
(quaiv)
preferred
&
___j.__
Ry.
class
$1.10
22 %c
—
7
Co.—
redemption
Fitch
Precision
Acme
50c
30c
29
!___
Common-(quar.)
$1.25
—
It
Co.—
(quar.)_I
Acadia-Atlantic
12-18
(quar.)
common
12-20
10c
Abitibi Power & Paper Co. Ltd., com.
4y2 % preferred (quar.)__!
(Del.)—
Gear
&
12-31
Co.—
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp.,
Stock dividend ____"
7
12-19
<fe
Adini-ral
(quar.)—
12-31
2%
5%
Laboratories*
preferred
Aeroqulp Corp.
-preferred
Pierce
-++•-i
(quar.)
Mackinac
non-cum.
share
1-10
Industrial
12-20
1-15
50c
dividend
1-10
Dayton
8%
per
$55
ACF-Wrigley Stores
12-21
1-
for
1
Machine
preferred
2
1-17
37V2C
-
Inc.,
called
8c
$1.06
.__
(quar. 1
Inc.
$1
(quar.)
Industries,
issue
1
(quay.)_
1-
15c
25c
this
Name of Company
ACF
2-
(extra).
11-15
44/5c
Per
2-
Co.
12-31
$1.06>4
50c
Yards
announced
25c
Publishing
12-20
(quar;)-
pfd.
preceding table.
3-
25c
Peaslee-Gaulbert
12-20
1
(reduced)
preferred
dends
Adam
(quar;)——
Corp.,-4%% pfd.
1-
(accum.)
-
2-27
*•—.—
Corp.
68%c
give me dividends announced In previous
not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
1-10
(quar.i
,
we
1-10
(quar.
2-20
12-20
Products
4'/2%
Ltd.,
Below
1
$5 preferred
12-20
1
County Electric—
preferred
(quar.)
1
preferred
Personal
Dallas
A
2-
Telephone Co, 6',i pfd.
4% conv. pfd. A
1
1-11
1-
coinmon'__
preferred
> Zellers,
Co.—
Gas Co.,
1-
10c
Stock
2-
Paper Co.,
36c
67'/2C
dividend__:_____
4.44%
7
Continental
Corp.,
Aetna
Oxford
Royalties, Inc.—
7
12-24
1-15
25c
(quar.)
7
1-
*25c
25c
common
Extra
1-
1-15
Ltd.—
Machine
Worcester
1-15
25c
(qu'ar.f.
common
l->. 2
1-15
$2
—__—Z——.
A
1-15
33^40
V
Oil
Wichita Union
2
20c
—
2-15
12-28
—
(quar.)___.
Distributors
25c
Class
(Mich.)
preferred A (quar.)
Whitney Blake Co. (extra!
4"C
(Mass.).
Co.
2-15
1
1-11
t30c
«
6%
20c
—'■
:~r
:
Shore
(quar.)_
Ltd
Wheeling
15c
Research..—
1
3-
25c "
Testing
35c
_____
Extra
Ltd.
(quar.)__
Watr-rb'.iry-Farrel Foundry & Machine
Quarterly
:__J
."
Westport, Properties (stock dividend)
4UC
&
3-
$1.14
50c
deposit receipts
Dye Works-, $4.25
Royalty
25c
—
2-15
Washington Gas Light
12-21
1-15
i
1
1-10
1-15
S.
S.
25c
___—_
3-
f30c
Co.
Molasses,
1-25
62 %c
(quar.)
Co._
Carton
&
Engineering
Extra
12-21
1-
37 %c
(quar. 1
Extra
Haven
Nichols
1-10
1-
30c
37 %c
__
United
60c
Corp.
1-8
_________
Stock
<quar.)___,
1-28
_
(quar.)___
70c
(quar.)__——
Metei Co., common
preferred
(quar. I
1
35c.
V
Mfg.
&
8
17'/2C
$1.06)4
j
preferred
2%
—
8
1-
:
(quar.)_
Telephone
5c
—.—_______
1-
1-15
:
____•
$2.75
(quar.)^
common
(s-a)
Chemical
Neptune
1
2-15
$1.13
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
Industries,
Co.
1-10
$1.05
—
8
2-21
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-10
62 %c
——
1-
16y2 %
__
!
(quar.).
1-25
25c
——
2-21
$1
(final)
1-25
37 %C
(quar.).
12-21
_29.7143%
(quar.)_______
(qu.ar.)_
:
:___
.005%
(quar.)_
12-21
12-31
$1.0(?y4
ordinary
preferred
25c
'quar. 1
National Manufacture & Stores
North
+
common
(quer.)
Co.
preferred
National
12-12
Ltd.—
-
&
dividend
W
&
5%
12-20
15c
$1.37%
Corp.,
N
New
70c
___
(J.i
Stock
New
_
International
——
Morrell
pfd.
receipts
preferred
preferred
15c
_—
$2.50
Mystic Valley Gas Co.————
ex¬
21
Co._
(quar.)__.
Engineering Co.,
12-31
$1
(final)
$2.70
$1.50
preferred
$4.20
Morgan
35c
$1.44
'
(quar.(_
12-31
;
12-20
$1.07%
preferred A
1-15
Ltd.—
12-24
1-
$1.17
(quar.)
Telephone, 6%
1-31
10c
(quar.)
Trust,
4%
preferred (s-a)
Wiibur-Suchard Chocolate
_i—
1-24.
2-15
%
1
—
dividend
2-15
»
12-28
(quar.)_
(quar.)—
preferred
Missouri
$2.40
that the certificates will be mailed
the
1-10
a
_________
Stock
12-14
50c
—:
Co.
1-21
Union
in¬
net
distribution of 71c
capital gains)
plus
1-24
12-31
25c
12-22
$1.12%
-
_V
&
1-15
8%c
net investment income)__
Life
2-15
60c
(year-end)
Building Assoc.
Stock
$6 preferred
35c
_
Extra
8c
Laboratories—tmonthlyL,——
Miller & Rhoads, Inc., 4'A %
pfd. (duar.■ $1.06.y4
18c
Missouri Public Sefvice,-common
(quar.) —
30c
-
Traders
12-21
Miles
12-21
1-15
11-16
20c
_i_
1- 7
25c
(quar.)
receipts" deferred
Corp.
Mfg.
1-24
25c
A
12-21
25c
preferred
preferred
Mfg.
12-29
Fund, -Inc.—
income
Middlesex
Montana
income
4.25%
Toro
20c
class
B
4.30%
+
Bond
Grain
Class.
Ltd.—
Commodity Corp.
,
1-
12-28
12-31
$1.50
62 %c
(quar.)
_
Transit
Consolidated
12-28
30c
—___—,v-*—
realized
from
12-31
12-31
J
B
vestment
12-17
1-15
Chemical
Massachusetts
2
1+15.
-
$1.27%
—
Morse
Coke
&
Consolidated
4
85c
Co.,——
—
(Quarterly
1-7
12-27
Fund—
5'/2%
1-
$1.25
Cement
12-28
1-15
Shipyards
Ventures,
Lighting (increased quar.)
Gas
iquar.)
Manhattan
7
1-21
40c
Extra
Concord
12-12
(Del.)—
(quar.)
Portland
Mallinckrodt
12-20
1-17
Inc.—
Republic
Year-end
2
5%
—
12-31
1- 2
12-28
i
(year-end)
Toledo Edison Co., common (quar.)
4'%%
preferred
(quar.)
7
1-16
50c
IV-,—'
from
Field
Coal
Central
during
1-
deposit
Todd
50c
Long Island
$1.75
5c
Scott
Commercial
12-12
$1
Extra
12-20
_
—
$2.50 pfd.
non-voting
stock
12-14
deposit
SI'Ac
1
12-19
12-31
1-10
12'/2C
(quar.)_
(Minn.)
Amer.
50c
dividend)-
& Telegraph Co.
1-10
(quar.)
'.
40c
(stock
(quar.)
12-26
1-
Insurance
Amer.
2
+
1^15
$1.10
Extra
2
;___
1-10
31V4C
preference
Tobacco Securities
31 y4c
—
1-21
1- 3
±
15c
.
12-21
25c
.
10c
10c
(quar.)—
Telephone
12-31
$2
Title
1-
—
—
2- 1
12-28
50c
35c
(quar.)—
Co
Companies
Common
2
1-
1
1-
(quar.r
Wharf
1-15
10c
prior pfd.
Shoe, common_V„,
pected
12-14
$1.25
(s-a)
(increased)
com:
B
Bros.,
12-31
■
common
of
Central
A
2
—
(quar.)
A
Co.
25c
50c
profits V
Colonial
1-
5c
-
pfd.
40c
(quar.)__
preferred
Fund,
distribution
Charleston
1-11
$1
-
Point
1-11
1
—______—
Co.
Salt
1-10
_
Co.
Northrup,
Leslie
1-10
(quar.)
Venture
Electric
12-31
Mfg.—
convertible
$1.35
__
Timcer
Canadian
Cedar
1
fi
1-21
(auar.)
Land
Co.
1-31
1-15
7'/2C
(quar;)
(quar.i
Thatcher "Glass
7C
1
_
preferred
A
1
2-
—
2-
25c
(quar.)„.
(quar.)
(A.
(initial).
A
'
—
A
Thomas Industries
3-
______
2-15
156y4c
2'/2%
%stoclt dividend)
(quar.)
class
$2.40
2-
20%
_J
,
;
______
Lafayette Insurance Co. "(New Orleans)
25c
7%
Pirie
12-21
62 y2c
2-
50c
CO.
B
1-15
1
25c
"
12-15
12-21
2
5c
(s-a)
Lawrence
'10c
non-cum.
Campbell
Insurance
(stock divid.)
Corp.
class
Forge
Lewis
(initial)
(quar,)_
(quar.
Class
1
2
5c
12-28
(Ala.)—
4.
preferred
Carson
lr
1-
Paper
Electric
Inc.,
Towle
receipts
Kirby
12-21
Marine
&
1-15
$1.25
—.
Co
Supermarkccs
Class
Ltd.
Oil,
Amer.
Fire
1-15
(quar.)—
—
4.56%
City
Steel
Products
Sunrise
1-
(quar.)—
12-21
(quar.).
preferred
Cannon
12-20
2-
1-15
17'/2C
(quar.)
Power
Pressed
Struthmore
$1
12-21
(quar..t_
preferred
from
2
(extra)
common
$6
(quar.)
series)
6%
A
1-
(quaiv)_
-
Bros.
McCa'oe
,
l£-28
12-17
<
37V2c
pfd.
1
Nevada
Suburban
J25c
(quar.)
2
(quar.)____
California-Oregon Power,
J
1-15
45c
—
50c
______
Capital
Ltd,
preferred
Lynchburg
Buzzard's Bay Gas Co., 6%
1
1-15
1
$1.05
(quar.)
com.
2
__
Extra
6%
1
2-
$1.09
Electric,
1-10
(s-a)_
Burgess Vibrocrafters
'
2-
50c
(quar.)
——
Power
Steinway & Sons—
Sterling- Electric Motors
1-18
20c
(quar.)
Kansas
Electric—
Brewing
Calaveras
&
$1.50
Co.
__
Brooklyn Union Gas
5.10%
Standard
12-21
20c
1-
(quar.)
Hotel
Yards
Columbia
$4.70
Standard
12-10
12-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
1-31
(quar.)—.
1- 5
1- 5
12-31
12-31
12-31
1st
Talon,
(quar.)M—
1-
_
4J/2%' preferred
Co
Co.,
Co.,
12-20
12-31
1
1- 5
1-31
10c
Drug,, common (quar.)
preferred (quar..)
Standard Fuel Co., Ltd.,. 4Va 'to pfd.
<quar.)_
$5
Y.)—
(N.
20c
;____
Stock
Bulterick
12-28
$6
2-
1-31
28c
28V2C
37'/ac
Southwestern
75c
50c
___
___
(quar.)__
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Burger
15c
__
Telegraph
Telephone,
Gas
Leece-Neville
!
Bridgeport Hydraulic <quar.)___
Briggs-Weaver Machinery Co., pfd.
5%
12-28
12-20
2
Inc.—
Edison
British
12-20
$1
75c
-----
(quar.)_
Manufacturing
Bourbon
Commerce
preferred
Johanson
1-
$1.50
(quar.)
Works
Franklin
4.25%
1
Southern
$1.25
(annual)
preferred
Knox
Quarterly
Boston
of
preferred
4%
1-
25c
Birmingham Fire Insurance Co.
Boss
1-
10c
4334C
Apartments,
Bobbs-Merrill
7
1-11
J50c
Y.)—
__
common
prior preferred
Belmont
1-
25c
7
1-10
$1
iquar.i__
(quar.)
$3
Benjamin
1
1-15
(quar.)
$4.36
1-
$0.4541
(quar.)-.*
6%
7%
2-
50c
Iowa-Illinois
12-28
1-10
$0.7569
(initial)
Stores
Bankers Commercial Corp.
Beacon
(initial)
pfd.
conv.
1-11
1-31
25c
I- 2
60c
——
(Action deferred on the $7 preferred stock
payment at this time.)
2-15
—
1-15
(quar.)——
common
Ice—
25c
(quar.)
Chemical
Bank
A
Colorado
$1.25
5c
pfd.
conv..
B
1-31
12-31
(quar.)
preferred
Southern
5
2
Inc.—
5%
New
Baclger
11-
1-21
1
1-28
10c
30c
T.)
(B.
1-15
1-10
12-14
1-10
C.)
(S.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gas Co., 6%
Calif.
Southern
6%
12-18
1- 2
2c
(-s-a)
Edison,
Extra
preferred
preferred
&
Gas
Jenkins
(quar.)
New
4.56%
5
5
12-28
20c
—
(quar.)__^;—.—____
Fund
Payable of Rec.
$3
Gas
Factors
preferred
preferred
93 %C
(quar.)___
County Telephone "&
G%
in¬
from
Extra
Babbitt
A
B
Inter-Mountain
Jersey
I
M
4.48%
Holaeru
When
Share
__—
Southern-Calif.
Products—
$4.22
vestment income and 3c from
1-
2-
45c
__'
,__
Quarterly
2c
12V2C
preferred
Inc.,
1-15
50c
—
Co:
Brick
Press
■4%
9
56y4c
__
:
prior
1
2-15
_
Co._i.lL
Motors
12-19
1-31
25c
-
Fund "B"
4
1-15
Mfg.
Atlantic
Southern
Co.___I
Power
Food
Industrial
75c
shares-
$6
'
Co., Inc.—
convertible
4
1-
2-
5c
________
VI
Allison
&
Hygrade
time.
(quar.).
Co.,
Nichols &
$1.20
this
(quar.)
1-
1-21
Smyth
Insur¬
&
pfd. (quar.)
Co., class A.(quar.);
I—
Electric
Indiana
(extra)
Fund—Trust
12-24
•
Corp._.
nreierred
1-21
75c
Drugs," Inc.-.(quar.)————
Hydraulic
12-24
12-31
30c
___
at
Southeastern
60c
(quar.)
Co:, 5%.
Lights &-
Howell
12-31
$10
omitted
South
12-19
„
:
Tobacco—
Corp.
Equipment
4V2%
4^
1
1-17
12-19
12-31
25c
Inspection
.
&
Hooven
1
15c
payment
Associated
B
iquar.)
Corp.
Powder
(R.)
Hook
2-
75c
Sumatra
Common
Arnold
Ltd.—
Pulley Co. lextrai
Steamship Co
American
Hoe
capital gains
(quar.)_,
(quar.)
Lines,
Hercules
Home
50c
preferred
Boiler
Co., common (quar.)_
3%%
preferred
(quar.)
12-26
of
.___
1-31
12-31
35c
:
(quar.)_____
Hecht
12-20
dis¬
a
Company
50c
—
(quar.)i
Steam
Co.
ance
I-17
$3
'
(s-a»
stock)
or
American
j
S2.4o
2nd
Hartford
12-26
5c
(quar.)
pfd.
Per
Name of
Southeastern
Holder<
i2y2C
_
Amalgamated
Holdert
of Rec.
17J/2c
__
(increased quar.)___
of Rec.
12-31
25c
_
Payable
31V2C
;___
—
(quar.)
common
Bros.,
Heat-Timer
Air
..
Payable
.
(quar.)
Co.,. common
Halle
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
When
Gas
preferred
Hagan Corp.
payments previ¬
Per
Co.
When
Share
<
15c
r
an¬
follow with
we
Company
L.)
Greenwich
grouped in two separate
are
indicate
we
during the current week.
second
a
the
(H.
9
(2841)
^
Ltdl-^.
„
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2842)
Per
Goods
Aluminum
Minerals
American
of Rec.
Per
Name of Company
Associated
1-16
1-31
30c
Electrical
35c
—
1-
2
12-17
Amer.
25c
—
1-30
12-31
Associated
1-
1
12-21
45c
1-
5
12-12
183/4C
1-
5
12-12
—-
5%
preferred <quar.)___—
7% preferred (quar.)____
American Alloys, 6%
convertible pfd. (quar.)
dep.
receipts
Motion
Industries
6%
Note Co..
preferred
Barge
Line
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
partic. class A (quar-)
__—_—.—-
$4
(initial
Lines
5
12-12
Stock
1
12-14
Associates
2
12-10
2
12-10
75c
1-
2
12-10
10%
American
Bosch
Stock
Arma
dividend
5%
5%
A
B
preferred
preferred
Athey
3
Atlanta
1-11
1-
1-18
50c
1
(qtiar.i
1-18
1
1"2-31
12-
5
4.10%
12-
5
4.35%
12-14
4.3.5%
1-
1
1-
$1.25
(quar.)
Radio Corp.
1
30c
50c
2-15
30c
1-
2
1-
2
1-
2
£:
Co.
annual)
<
___
American
3%%
Cyanamid
American
of
(1954 series)
(Quar.i
American
Distilling (increased
American
tk
4%
Mills.
convertible
Electric
American
ticipating
(quar.)
common
American
Felt
American
Hair
Co.,
&
1-
1
1
1-28
Hard
Stock
American
50c
12-31
$3.45
12-31
Ice
American
5Va%
3.90%
Co.
&
preferred
preferred
preferred
1
12-15
12-31
(quar.)__
Co.,
preferred
Co.
Fire
American
Natural Gas,
12-20
Bagley
12-31
12-20
2-
1
2-
1
12-31
12-31
17 %c
65C
2-
37 %c
1
50c
1-
10%
Smelting
&
(year-end)
preferred
10c
American Snuff
preferred
American
Co.,
common
7%
—
4Vh %
6
12-
6
2
1-
2
12-31
12-31
1-
Shares,
6%
American
Thread
American
Products
(extra)
Inc., 5% pfd.
6% pfd. (quar.)
Tobacco,
(s-aj
•
%c
1-
2
12-
1-10
7
2
1-
1
1-
2
$4.50
preferred
Metal,
Extra
12%c
(s-a)
:
•
75C-
1-
Anchor
Hocking Glass,
$4
Electric Corp.—
$2.25
_____
pfd.
-preferred
:53,a%
'■!
u
i
$2.80
5,
Class
6-26
4
12-31
Class
1-
2
2
12-31
Co.
of
preferred
Wire
1-
7
12-15
1-
3
-
Stock
$2.40
i
$2.50
preferred
••
■■msc
common..^.
4.65%
preferred
Arkansas
Power
&
4.32%
Beaux-Arts
Arlington
3
Co.
Beaver
&
•
Ash
Temple,
Preference
1-15
Ashdown
Class
Class
(J,
A
B
B
1-15
Va
4-
12-421
-
R 3-22
1
■>")
1
—trpuU
,"X
$1.75
1-25
10c
=
•
1-
3
12-10
1-
3
Belknap
Bell
12-11
3-
160c
1
2*'
*.
1
1
1
2-
.
115
•.
II.) (Hardware
1-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—.
12-14
1
12-31
56%«
1-
25c
12-26
1
12-26
3
1-
1-
1
12-31
37 %c
1-
2
11-20
$1
1-
1
1-
1
12-15
$1.12%
1-
1
12-17
65c
(quar.T
1-
2
Ltd.—
■ni 8-rl
+50c
3-1
2->
1
•2-1
f$1.25
3-
1
25c
1-
2
12-14
$1
1-
2
12-14
12-31
12-14
2-
1
2-
1
1-
4
5
3-29
4-5
3-29
"1-2
12-14
".>1-2
12u|4
if>
843,«c
24
3- 5
'uHlr,;2
■
5
(O 1U2
$1.12Va
;_ii
tlOc
U> la
2
."l-
2
class A
t 1-' 2
reported in
we
these
Bibb
....
1-
12-31
4
1-
8
12-10
-25cj-; ^(2-3^ U113-10
&
4%
(E.
12-31
12-14
3iT:e ir1 c,
f
...
.
.
(stock
3-
5rtD-)2K
*
;>-l$l,50
I
aAn?1
4
1-rl
dr A
Ji
*
-?■*; •.
n:
-
,,
J 50c
dividend)a—
2-
-
.
9
Life
A2-.ll
42-13
12-19
Insurance
1-17
,
Links
T'
.
25 ;
j.,
.
a
if
$5
'
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Water
Ltd.,
Co.
common
; l 1
1-2'
1-
Manufacturing
Machine
&
12-10
118c
1-
1
12-10
Birtman
Electric
95c
1-1-57
15a
(quar.)___
1-
1
1-
1
preferred
Watch
preferred
Corp.,
Co.
&
6%
Calgary Power,
4%
Ltd.,
1-4
12-21
11-26
$1.50
capital
Stock
Ink
1--514 %
(quar.)
-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
1-31
12-31
2-
1
1-
1
$50c
(stock
dividend)
pfd.
(quar.)
5%
Co.
••
12-31
15c
:
i.
_2
$f
lvl5
—
(year-end)
2—2
•
50c
•
'*
"56c
'
1-1
■
12-14
55c
2-15
1-31
50c
1-11
•1-2
Co.—
"
quar.)
30c
•.
:
2-
1
1-10
25c
2-
1
1-10
30c
(quar.)
2-
1
1
1-10
1
1-10
&
Hecla,
preferred
A
(quar.)__^
$1.18%
& Burlington County
Ry Co. (s-a)
Refrigerating & Terminals Co. (s-a)
Campbell
Co.
(A. S. >
1-10
Inc.—
(quar.)—
12-31
12-
7
75c
1-2-57
12-14
25c
-
1-26
12-31
1-
1
12-21
1-
2
62 %c
'
"
Stock
dividend
Red
-
2%
Lake
Mines,
Ltd.
12-21
$6*/4C
(quar.)
'
Soup Co.
(quar.)
Taggart: Associated
Quarterly
,'i
1-28
12-28
1-28
12-28
37 %c
_——
—
Campbell
Bakeries,
25c
Bread
Crushed
Co.,
preferred
Canada Dry
M$4,25
Ltd.,
&
Flooring
Canada
Iron
B
12-17
ft
'
b
12-17
12-31
12-17
1-
7
4
12-27
,
Co..
class
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Assurance
12-27
2
12-12
$$1.50
1-
2
25c
1-
1
12-10
>1.06 Va
1-
1 V
12-10
1-
2
12-14
i-
2
(quar.)
^
Ltd.,
7
1-
l'j
common
Foundries,
1-
$62 %c
(quar.)
B_^
<
Co.
I25C
j.x__
(quar.)
-
$37%C
:
com.
$$1.06%
—
(quar.)
1-15
$$1,15
1-
12-
3
1
12- 8
..
2
$75c
12-
12-14
Canada Permanent Mortgage Corp. (Toronto)
Quarterly
Special
Canada
Ltd.,
Southern
Ry.
Canada
5.■%
non-cumulajtive
pfd.
Breweries,
;»
,
preferred
>1.25 conv.
preference
Canadian
Bronze,r'Ltd.,
Year-end
*
5% preferred (quar.)
(e-a)
Canadian
Class
A
Canners,
new
common
—1—
12-14
2
12-
2-
1
.
v '
-
$31 Vic
$21 V4C
<c4r 2
r
$37 %c
2-
$25c
-r—
•
,
.
,
^1>5
r
-
1
2r 1-
-1.2-1
"
-
1-2
jrrli. *2
(quar.)_
3
1-18
I
,$37%c
—...
<quarq)_
(quar.)
common
r—
12-14
2
1-
iquar.)
(s-a)
Ltd.,
2
1-
$$1.10
t$1.50
Steamship ;Lines, Ltd.—
4.40%
1-
$10c
Saleway,
(
2
1-
it 'ci
(quar.)
preferred
Life
pref.
(quar.)_—:
Ginger Ale,
preferred
Canada
5%
Stone—
Cut
,12-17
l-'2
1-31
25c
Canada
Canada
-,12-31
2
r
Inc.
i_.itto
-12-19
It:
40c
4
2-
Canadian
1-
11-30
2
2-
$4.75
1J12-19
~i-l41 112-31
-
12-
1-
26Vie
.
—
(quar.)
Telephone
&
!
^
fquar.)_
Cement
12-20
1-15
1•
1-15
33c
7
I-20(i .1-10
■
1-15
from
7c
31]/4C
12-
lrL4
i.uT;
j»_
12-14
1
(quar.)
Canada
12-20
(quar,)——
.
j.
1
2-
2%
and
1-
75c
(quar.)
2
12-31
•
**12-10
62c
(quar.)
proffcrred
"1-
12-21
-
'12-14
preferred
Calumet
12-21
j
12-14
12-14
1-2
■
$1.32
!4'^%
1
tlOc
.
n
$1.25
6
1
r-1-250-:
.
2
1-10
$$l,Z5:l*
$2.50
1-
'''■!* 2
:
;
4
12-14
1-15
$$1
•.
1-
12-10
(quar.)
6
+
1-2
,
12-20
preferred
s
1-
$! .25
3
$$1.12 %M
:
:X increased
proferred
1-
•
Telephone—
Portland
Common
12-21
60c
(quar,).
California
$1.20
9
1-21
$1.75
—
income
Packing
$1
9
10-
10-29
1-
common
Interstate
Water
9
9
7-
Inc.—
California
California
14-
7-29
15c
;
preferred
1-29
4-29
28%c
(quar.)
dividend
California
9
$$3.50
(s-a)
preferred
Power,
Co.,
1-
50c
quar.)
(quar.)_—
ordinary
gains)
7
12-10
15c
prelerred (quar.)
California F*und, Inc.—
from
1
1-29
15c
$3
(8c
1-
IOC
i.
(quar.)
Electric
12-
25c
preferred (quar.)
California:Epstern> Aviation
California
2
'
5%
T.
12-14
1-
(quar.)
7%
12-28
12-10
2
1-2-57
;
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.
preferred
1-
15c
Corp.
preferred
1-15
12-31
"
15c
common
12-14
30C
(s-a),
(increased
Financial
12-28
12-28
$25c
(quar.)
M.) Co.,
(A.
12-20
1-15
$4
preferred
—
Byers
1
1-15
$45c
:
Hosiery
1-
12-31
1%
—
(quar.)—.
(Cleveland)—
—;
preferred
12-31
15c
dividend)
(quar.)
Inc.,
4>/a%
12-31
12-11
-
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
Butterfly
12-31
15c
(quar.)_
Co.
Co.
12-11
2-15-57
8c
:
Mfg.
Butler's
1
10c
-
Ltd.
Corp.
1
4-1
$1.25
(quar.)__,
Extra
Eurroughs
12-15
1-
1-
93 %c
(quar.)
<accuu».i___
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
12-TO
3%
Co.
Steel,
1-10
7c
com.
(stock
Building
preferred
T
7
12-10
20c
(quar.)
com.
^
Co..
preferred
Burnham
I
7
12-
"
Products,
Bulova
C
12-
1-10
10c
Corp.,
(quar.)—
Buffalo-Eclipse
Building
Butler
12-24
15c
—
(quar,)
conv.
12-
1-
"
1
12-31
62 %c
Canada
(quar.)
Co-.___—
Son, Inc._\
I-. 17
1-15
(quar.)
Co.,
60c
12-
1-23
>
>
-
2
"
20C
,_rP._w,
fetbek "dividendl!l"_
Y^ar-eiid :'
/il
Bird
1-
12-31
12-31
.
$1.75
;
.!•
115C
12-14
■*
35c
jCquar,).,
Bird
12-17
(quar,)
Mfg.
6%
P.r6%
i
•
1-15>.
0
50c
(quar.)
1- -2
1-15
20c
,
1
1
Oil—;
Creek
Bulkley
1-
'
(quar.).,
L.i
preferred
Buck
11
:
I4H10%
pfd.
:
(2D%c
50c
7%
1-16
•
(;
'
20c
'•••I
quar.)
Co.—
12-18
"
15c
CJass
12-17
12-
12-17
1-3
•
Co.—
(increased
12-14
1-31
10c
Extra
it
13-11
1
m.50
$$1.19
Campbell
1
1-15
-
3%,
dividend)
Saco
12-17
$5c
i
■
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.i
&
1
Co.—
Gas
Budget Finance Plan,
Campbell
(quart)
Manufacturing Co.
Biddeford
r
$1.20
,_rr„ (
>1
a"
Canada
(stock
;
12-21
1-
$$1.12%
334% pfd.
Brunswick-Balke-Collender—
Camden
J
1-15
$$1.09%
,
<quar.)_
Gas
Inc,
Bruce
Camden
1
$35c
$50c
ordinary
20c
Window
3-10
1-
Ltd
(quar.)
Borough
Brown
12-15
2-
—
(quar.)
Taunton
preferred
12-10
Mfg.-Xlo.__,
of
(quar.)
Limestone & Cement
Biltmore, Hats,
preferred
1
:
common
Blckford's, Inc.
preferred
1
$25c
Power,
2nd preferred
2
Extra
2
4
1-
117 %c
—:—
Foods,
7
1^
1-
preferred
Best
12-
1
4-
-
col-
preferred
4%
2
;_t
Products, Ltd
•
Standard
Common
1-
2-
$25c
week.
Corp.
$63c
(quar.)
Brown-Forman Distillers
12-20
50c
2
$12%c
preferred
2
$35c
7
7
1-
(quar.)
5
12-
7
$25c
•'
12-
2
7
Brooks Bros.,
13*13
12-10
1-29
1-
12-
Extra
12-20
(quar.)
al'/z %
Ltd.—
12-
Brooklyn
12-14
50c
11-30
12-
$3.80
preferred
(quar.)
i
Brockway Glass Co., common
5%
preferred
(quar.)
12"1'4
,J__aur;
2
2
-
55C
1-
2
California
25c
(quar.)
$25c
1-
4%%
12-27
4-
12-14
1-
1-15
I
2
1
1-
sAV*'/o
%75e
12-24
1-
$57c
Brockton
12-19
;
(quar.)
1-15
$94c
$$1.18
12-15
$1
1
93 %c
(quar.)
12-10
$1.43%
(extra)
1-15
$$1
preferred
12-31
1-
25c
(quar.)
as
Gfl.s,
Bessemer
12-15
3
1-19
2-
25c
Co.-,-
Ltd.—*
1-15
62 %C
100%
(quar.)
4*/8 %
12-17
t$1.75
12-14
12-14
$5?%c
6%
12-28
1-15
12-17
12-14
2
(quar.)
12-28
1-8
70c
-
Bethlehem Steel Corp.,
$3
Co_,
8
$8.25
pfd. (quar.)
Ltcta 5'%. pfd.. (quar.)_-_—
is
not being culled
for
Quarterly
5:%
1-15
1
10%
.
(ouar.)
4
1-
50%
Hardware
Berkoliire
-
dividend)
(quar.)
1-
1-
(quar.)
Burlington
20c
45c
preferred
7%
10c
1-31
12-14
A
12-10
$1.50
■
Co.
Instrument
Beneficial
12-14
pref.
12.15
,
*
Telephone
Belqak
12-10
•
*
_
last
umns
.
Beneficial
2
6%
12-31
15c
12-28
•
12-31
1
25c
$1.16V4
(quar.)
12-14
12-14
preferred
4(4%/
issue
redemption
;
1
1-2-57
5%
■
2
-
12-10
2
oi
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd:/.7%
12-31
1-
Ltd.,
2
2
1-
7 %C
Stores,
1-
*jStock dividend
11-
12-31
12-31
—
Telephone
12-10
2%
RR.
This
15,
•
„
,
1- 2
,
2
$3
(quar.)
>-Note:
$1.18
lil
1-
1%%
preferred
Creek
Belgium
7
$1.08
H^cman Electric
Year-end-
A
1-21
12-
*
B,(quar^f^„-_r-.;^r_.T;._^^.
(Arrow-Hart
r;
12-10
1-21
50c
1-21
.
„
Armstrong Rubber Co., class A
4;.<?Iass
12-31
47 %c
12-
12-14
12-31
iquar.)_„
Co.,
2
3
56V4C
interim.)
i
Electric
(quar.)
Columbia
12-17
12-10
7
1-
1-
,
preferred
Burns
Paper,
Lumber, Ltd.,
1
(quar.)
(stock
8-26
1-18
-•Special
3
(quar.)
(annual)
Corp.
&
5-16
■
preferred
Armour
6-14
9-16
Apartments
1
$62%c
'
2-21
12-31
dividend
4
$1.31
-
Light—
preferred
4.72%
t
3-14
$1
iCuu
24
1304'
>
(quar.)
5-16
Ltd.
preferred
British
8-26
$1
preferred
Co:,'com.
1-
120c
♦
2-21
6-14
9-16
Distilling—
2-
"■■'•iS'c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-14
7
62 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Columbia
12-14
(quar.)
20c
-
•
Power. Co.—
2
$1.07
-
Foods
$1.40
1%%
"Arkansas-Missouri
1-
quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4Va % preferred (quar,)_
Beatty Bros., Ltd.. (quar.)
Beech
■
dividend
-•!
12-14
payment
Class
Argus Cameras
(quar.)
Ltd.^i common
preferred
(quar.)
2
dividend
1•
for
Corp.,
1-
(year-end)
Stock
>
Argus
3
12-31
12-14
.■'3%%
have
pfd.
redemption
Jan. 1 at $105 per share
plus this divid.
Apex Smelting Co. (stock dividend)
Applied Science Corp. of Princeton
cnlled
12-
2
dividend
1-
$0.0166
Cable
issue
1-10
1-15
1-
12-
$28%fc
—:—
British
'
.
80s
(quar.)
Anthes-Imperial Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
• :
$5.25 preferred (1955 series) (quar.)
Apex
Electrical
Mfg.
Co.,
7%
prior
Entire
12-23
10c
(quar.)
Corp.
&
*
62 %C
America,
1-15
12-20
2
$$1.50
Quarterly
12il7
•
f50c
.
(quar.)
&
12-31
2
1-
Ltd.—
pref.
Co.
7
1-
SI
:
Power,
12-
7%c
——_
(quar.)_
Ltd.
British Columbia Forest
1-10
60c
(quar.)
12-17
2
4(4%
12-28
$1
Co.
2
1-
^34%
12-10
Corp.—
4V'2%
Corp.
Beatrice
12-29
12-28
8c
Trap
♦•5%
,
1-20
1-21
Ltd.—
..
Animal
12-12
50c
(quar.).^_
(James)
Cash
12-17
J25c
not as yet been
set.
Anglo-Newfoundland Development Co., Ltd.—
•
Quarterly
Ansonia
4
$1.75
Industries
Works
B
Stock
12-17
12-31
*
J70c
payments
1-
I6V4C
12-13
53VoC
;
above
12-12
27 %C
Beam
12-21
1-
C
Record date of the
3
50c
Special
B
1-
9
(qUar.)
Guaranty
1-
4%%
1-10
Baystate
1-11
'
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate, "class A
Class
11-30
& Lomb, common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Baxter Laboratories (quar.)—
12-14
1-25
30c
__
___
Mills,
1
1
1-
4%
Stock
Anglo-Huronian,
Ltd.
(s-a)
Anglo-Canadian Pulp <fc Paper
-Quarterly
1-
2-
-
1-31
Bausch
12-14
$1
Paper Mills—
(quar.)
;
preferred
1-16
1-30
(quar.).
Co.
Power
A
Extra
...
Anglo-Canadian Pulp &
"
12-15
12-10
3 %
preferred
Co.,
Iron
12-16
1-
15c
•
1
:?
preferred
Bathurst
(jonm
12-31
(quar.)
(quar.)_
1
1-
1-10
$1
Mortgage
Furniture
Mfg.
Bath
2d
25c
(quar.)
Columbia
2-
and
(quar.)_,
Celanese.
50c
Bros.
„-Class
7-
$2.25
conv.
4%%
12
12%C
.
pfd. (quar.)
Anderson-Prichard Oil, common
British
British
25c
,
partic.
Bates
J*
'*^-15
quar.)
(quar.)
&
45c
Assurance
1
40c
Inc.—
12-20
$62 %c
:
Oil,
2
2
Ltd.—
————„,
common
1-
12-10
1-
Manufacturing
4%
I
12-20
2
,
~
7%0
Electronics
Anderson
2
1-
1
.
_.
(increased
1
$1
(increased
1-15
12-31
25c
America,
& Co., Ltd., 5%
1
50c
(quar.)___
30c
$2.25
(quar.)
Light
American
'
:
Amphenol
60c
(s-ai
Inc.
12-
;
priori; preferred
Bond
(T. G.)
British
$1.12%
com.
'
(quar.)
British-American
1
b'/o
(quar,)
York
Bustian-Blessing
12-10
■
Amoskeag Co., $4.50 preferred
Ampco
12-.
12-
$1.50
(quar.)
3-il
(increased quar.)
Bristol
Brass
(stock
dividend)—,—
Bristol-Myers Co., 33%% pfd. (quar.)_^
12-31
1 l'c
Traction,
Brass
preferred
4Va %
12-31
dividend).
common
12-12
1
preferred (quar.)
Sons (quar.i—
preferred
9
2
4-
30c
Bridgeport
12-31
1-15
12-
15c
11-30
-i-V'iLT
—
New
Bassett
12-14
12 %c
'
dividend
6%
1-30
(quar.)_
com.
Corp., common
4»/2%
preferred
(qup.r.)
Basic, Inc., common
(quar.)
12-10
1-
American
Stock
12-20
10c
12-11
1-
2
50c
Transit Corp., common (qucr.)
preferred
A • (s-a)i^-__J-?-^-—-~LcL.
Vitrified'Products—
6#
12-31
—
12-11
1-
-
American
Brillo
——
2
1-
$2.25
—
12-15
18%c
2
11-30
$1.50
Co.
2
!
Bankers Securities
12-10
2
—
1-
Brazilian
12-31
—
Barker
2
$1.25
Thermos
Bright
56 >/a c
America
American
American
12-19
3
50c
12-11
1-
1-
22
12-20
1
inc.)
(s-a)_
6%
convertible preferred (year-end)
Bankers Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Barber-Ellis of Canada, Ltd., 7% pref. (s-a)
Barber Oil (quar.)
$1.75
Surety Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)__
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
Quarterly
1
1-
3
1-
60c
Bank
12-14
4
$1 50
American
RR.,
preferred
Bankers
12-15
•
50c
-
1-
(quar.)
(Joseph) & Sons (quar.)—
Aroostock RR, (quar.)
of
12-14
31V4C
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bank
(Indianapolis)
...
preferred
12-28
$3
Sugar Refining—
(Increased quar.)
Extra
12-15
1-
1-
87 %«
(quar.)
(quar.).—
&
J.)
1
87 Vic
(quar.j_
North
2-
50c
1
2
1-
of
Co.,
(E;
1-
1
Corp
preferred
2-
dividend)-——
(stock
com.
Bangor Hydro-Eleqtric Co.,
7%
preferred
(quar.)—
4 %
preferred
(quar.)
12-14
12-
1-
15c
'•Common
5%
2-
Year-end
12-21
7
(quar.)
Brach
Co.
12-14
12-17
—
12-15
preferred
Bangor &
1
7
60c
-
Stores
4%
12-15
12-
45c
Quarterly
American
12-13
12-31
12%c
Electric,
preferred
12-
7
5%
Insurance Co.
Bowl-Mor
12-31
Bowater
35c
(quar.)
&
4%
12-
—
States
12-15
——
4%
12-31
Stamping
American
1-
$1.50
__
12-15
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
12-31
(quar.).
12-15
2
Common
50c
(qutr.i-
American
American
Common
$1.75
Spring & Holly (quar.)—.
dividend
2
12-31
$3
(quar.)
2
2
}25c
iquar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
1-15
1-14
(annual)
1-
Co.
Traveler
12-14
2
2
—.—_
:
(quar.i———
Albany RR.
Insurance
1-
pfd.
dividend)
1-15
1-9-57
&
Boston-Herald
Boston
2
11-
60c
(quar.)
A
class
1-
$1
20c
(quax1.)^
(quar.)——
1-
$17 %c
(quar.)
Ohio
&
2
1-
Bancroft
preferred
Refining—
Boston
4
37 %c
(quar.)
Co.,
Oas
Baltimore
12-14
1
2-
Piano
12-20
1-15
3%
£3
1-
12-15
$1.37%
(year-end)
Inc.,
Bostich,
31 Vic
(quar.)
Corp. (from
(quar.)^
A
Club
preferred
5c
preferred B (quar.)
preferred C (quar.)
4%
Chemical—
Co.,
~3V2%
12-21
1
2
class
Borg-Warner Corp., common
3%%
preferred (quar.)
2% •
4 Vis %
12-14
1-10
20c
1
12-31
Co.—
preferred
Co.,
Book-of-the-Month
12-24
1
C.)
piior
Ami
10c
Corp
preferred
6%
Baltimore
2-18
1
c
_________
1st
3-
1-18
Co.
(stock
Industries
Baldwin
12-27
Welt
Inc.
Building
Baker
1-18
1-10
S1.12V2
Pipe & Construction (stock dlv.)__
Safety Razor
Common
Stock
12-31
37%
(quar.)
1-
(H.
5 «/2 %
Bon
3
1-
1-
dividend
Backstay
Bale-rank,
(quar,)_
7
12-13
25c
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
27VaC
Insurance
12-
1
2-
Co
12-31
30c
(quar.i
2
1-15
4%
Wilcox
&
12-20
25c
(quar.)
com.
3-16
10c
pfd.
conv.*
A
12-31
$1.25
pfd.-(quar.)
3-16
43% C
(stock
1-15
dividend
American
Babcock
12-14
1
Inc.
1-15
___
2-10
3-30
3-30
&%
class
T.>,
12-31
(quar.)--—
preferred (quar.)_
American Optical Co.
(quar.)___iw..
American Service
1-
Inc.,
(II.
$1.75
—-
com.
Foods,
$1.75
6%
&
B/G
50c
(quar.)
Molasses
National
American
12-14
$1.25
___
2-15
75c
75c
Inc.—
Electronics
&
25c
(quar.)
1-
$1
(quar.)
12-10
(quar.)
12-14
3
$1.31 V\
(quar.)
com.
common
American
American
2
Stock
___
Products,
Potash
1-
Science
(quar.)
12-10
1-10
preferred
;l5c
(quar,)—:
common
12-21
1-10
preferred
2-
2%C
Products,
Tobacco,
12-31
convertible
93% c
Merchandising
Steel
—
;
convertible
5c
America
45c
20c
4%
(extra)
6%
3
—
of
Co.
Mfg. Corp., $2.25
Products, Inc., 4%
Avon
Axe
1-
Bros.
tl5c
(quar.)
Corp.
dividend
6%
25c
(quar.)—
1
1-11
Bohack
7
1-
dividend)
2-1
12-28
1
(quar.i—
preferred
Babbitt
(quar.)—.-'1
American
6%
12-19
12-19
97 %c
Metal
7%
9
9
50c
___________
Co.,
American
Stock
12-31
1-10
11-
35c
(quar.
American
American
6%
7%
25c
%
Co.
Co.
pfd".
12-
50c
12-28
2-
iquar.)——
7%
2
$1.06%
(Initial quar.)
Diamond
Bloch
3
__—
Avco
1
__—
(quar.)
Mfg. Co
______
Metal, Ltd., 4%%
conv.
5%
Illinois—
preferred
5%%
7
Foundry Co.—
Products
American-Marietta
American
12-
2
New common
Blue
3
(quar.)———————„—
Corp.,
12-20
1-
12-15
12-
1-
Avalon
1-
—
Lid.
2
1
1-
(quar.)
1-
1-10
1
non-voting non-cum. pfd
Telephone, common. <quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
preferred
<quar.)r
7
1-10
:
___
of
(quar. >___
Maize
preferred
5%
.'—
30c
12-20
1-
— —
<quar.)_
Machine
American
7%
(quar.)
com.
A
$1.40
2-
1
—
2
12-31
2-
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(stock
preferred
Canteen
Automatic
12-
45c
12-25
1
2-
—
Plan
Finance
Automatic
2
$1.50
-
25c
—
preferred
American
7%
Co
Investment
Steels,
Automatic
1-
3-
$1.02%
(quar.)__—
Corp., common
Thrift
Auto
12-17
$4.50
___
7
::25C;
par¬
Home Products (increased monthly)
American
5%
Rubber,
preferred
convertible,
Atlas
1-18
1
(quar.i
dividend
20c
12-14
1-
40c
American
Atlas Credit
12-20
$1
<quar.i:.__
3
12-
$1.08%
.
————
(quar.)
Auco-Soler
preferred
12-
2
1-
$1
12-20
1-
40c
——.
6%
Felt
B
Atlas
(quar.)
12-31
81.08%
——
(quar.)——
1-
Laughlin, Inc.—
noc
3
$1
30c
&
noc
3
12-
(accurn.)
American Express, old com.
New
12-
2
62 Vbc
d&uopean Securities-__...-;_..,___—
American
2
1-
quar.)
Corp.,
Ellss
SI.06
3
1-
(quar.)
Securities
preferred
(quar.)
Refining, 3.75%. pfd. B
Wholesalers, Ltd., class
Class
12-13
Inc.—
preferred
3
32%C
12-15
87 Vic
—
12-
30c
Sewerage
(quar.)
Greyhound Corp., 4% pfd.
Atlantic
93%c
__
12-31
25c
City
Atlantic
12-
12-31
75c
r-r-~r
Liira
1-24
12-IS
Georgia—
(quar.)
preieired
4334c
(quar.)—
common
Co.
Discount
Common
b'/c
Co.,
preferred series C (quar.)
preferred series D (quar.)
3%%
$1.12 Vi
2nd
Atlantic
12-27
1-22
(quar. )______u______.____
Cable
Can
preferred
preferred
Atlantic
12-14
Crystal Sugar, common
iquar.
4%% prior preferred (quar.)
American Can. Co., 7% pfd, (quar.)
—_
American
American
American
West
&
of Rec.
$1.50
preferred
(quar.)
W.) Co. (quar.)
(E.
25C
—
City Electric, common (increased)—
preferred <quar.>__
4%
12-31
$1.25
—-—
Bliss
Stock
Atlantic
25c
iquar.)__
com.
3
65c
quar.)_—,
pfd.
(s-a)
(year-end)..__,—
Point RR., pfd. (quar.)
Products
5%
Corp.,
__
.
12-
60c
6
2-
(quar.)
non-cum
12-
2-
•
(increased
Investment
Common
1-15
87 %C
—
r^
1-
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. Co.—
1-
1
10c
dividend
1-
1-
5%
dividenM>
5.60%
Holder*
Payable
(s-a)
Valley Gas & Electric—
preferred
(initial quar.)
4.25%
quar.)
1-
—
(stock
12-14
When
Share
Corp^
Blackstone
3%
Truck
Associated
Co.—
Quarterly.1
.
11-28
$1
25c
2 '/2 %
Book Co.
American
1-17
(quar.)
7%c
dividend
Per
12-31
25c
SL75
______
(quar.i
American
Stock
iquar.)
com.
2 % %
Monday, December 31, 1956
.
Name of Company
Bl2ckhav/k-Perry
(interim)—
ordinaly
Picture
.
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
Industries, Ltd.—
15C
American Bank
When
Share
Associated
$1.25
Aggregates, 5% pfd. iquar.) _
Air Filter, com. (increased)
American
Holder*
Payable
( extra »___
Manufacturing
Amalgamated Sugar (quar.)
Ambrosia
When
Share
Name of Company
.
-12-
3
11-30
-«
-
11-3D
-
1-10
IrlO
L-10
Ltd.—
(initial
quar.)
$18%c
1-
2
12-
5
'Number 5599
184
Volume
.
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Canadian
Celanese,
Extra
$1
$1.75'
tquar.f
-__z—
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Canadian
Fairbanks-Morse
6%
preferred
Co..
12-31
11-30
Mfg., (qugr.)__'__
Clearfield 8c Mahoning Ry. (s-a>__
12-31
11-30
Cleveland
12-31
Builders
$4.50
12-28
—
Ltd.
Co.,
f$2
(quar.)
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
Club
1-15
12-31
1-
12-14
'
General
Canadian
Canadian
(quar.l
Ltd.
Investments,
Machine
Ice
Class ;
127%c
Canadian
Industries, Ltd.
Ingersoll-Rand
Canadian
Oils
(year-end)
20c
1-31
12-27
1-
2
12-
3
1-
2
12-
3
Engineering,
Colgate-Palmolive Co..
1-
2
12-
3
Collins
1-
2
12-
...
.
,
U2
8%
preference (quar.
4% redeemable preference (quar.)_:
:
Canadian Pacific Ry. ordinary (s-ai—_____
Radio
3
Colonial
1-
4
Color-Graft
Products
2-28
1-
4
CoDingwood
Termiaals,
4%
(final)
pref.
non-cum
Canadian
Vickers.
Canadian
Westinghouse
Ltd.
1
12-31
Extra
1-15
12-31
Non-eum.
$25c
1-
2
12-14
Extra
75c
1-
2
12-
2-
2%
________—__—_
(quar.)___:__
$37%C
_____"
*
Mills
Cannon
.-Class
-
B
Cannon
Co.,
A
Inc.
(quar.)___
;
(quar.)_—___—
common
(quar.)
Shoe,
Class
Co.,
(year-end)
.'
2
12-
1-
2
21-23
1-
2
12-31
12-15
65c
1-1-57
12-13
15c
r
$3-50 convertible preferred (quar.f
L
Capital Venture Fund.
Carey. Baxter & Kennedy (quar.)__——
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!
Power
$5
&
preferred
Case
(J.
Case
I.)
Caspers
Castle
Co.,
4%%
Cclotex
5%
A
preferred
Commercial
Commercial
1
12-
7
1-31
1-
8
Commonwealth Gas Corp.____
1-31
1-
8
Commonwealth
1-15
35c
1-
12-21
1-2-57
12-21
5»/a%
6%
12-31
62 %c
12-14
12-31
593/«c
12-14
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7
12-
3
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7
12-
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6%
;
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Gas
'
prelerred
4.50%
(quar.)
$1.08%
___.
preferred '(quar.)—:
_________
preferred (quar.)_____—
—
11-
$1.18%
1-
2
2
12-14
(quar.)—_i_______-
$1.02%
1-
2
(quar.)__
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1-
2
12-14
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12-14
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preferred
•
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preferred
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—
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$1
$1.66 7a
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12-31
12-18
12-31
12-18
$1.23
Indiana
Gas*
Maine Power,
Central
3;50%- preferred
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preferred
4.15%; preferred
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1
Consolidated
1
12-10
Consolidated
Paper
12-31
12-14
68c
12-31
12-14
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Jo3
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1
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7%
12-21
preferred
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Extra.
Chicago
12-21
1-18
12-21
50c
1-18
1-
1-18
1-8
25c
12-31
12-17
Coty,
12-31
12-17
Craddock-Terry
43 %c
12-31
12-17
30c
1-15
11-30
—_
—
Railway Equipment,
preferred
7%
12-31
50c
Molded Products (quar.)
Pneumatic Tool (quar.)
12-31
20c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)__
—;—
Rivet
&
Machine
(extra)
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR
(quar.)_
Christiana Securities Co.. 7% pfd.
<quar.)_
Churchill Downs, Inc. (annual)
—
Cincinnati Gas & Electric, common (quar.)
Chicago
preferred
4%
(quar.)_____——
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Cincinnati
Union
Service
Cities
Citizens
Trust
Co.
Co.
Stock
(stock
1-10
30c
2-15
,12-14
1-
$1.13
1
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1-
55c
12-
1-24
2%
v
—
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4
12-31
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12-31
12-31
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class A
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12-21
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12-14
12-21
12-14
12-31
12-31
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5%
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1-12-31
12-31
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common
2%
30c
12-31
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(quar.)___
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12-31
12-2a
2-15
25c
$1.25
Cnfcibl*; Steel Co. of America
-
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12-17
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1-
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1-
4
12-31
1-16
1-
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1
28 %c
1-
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8
12-26
5c
1-
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12-17
12-31
12-17
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and
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from
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,
—_.
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.
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.
4
12-20
1-
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12-17
4
12-20
1
I
40c
12-31
11-30
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1-10-57
12-10
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1-25
12-21
—_———,
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1-25
12-21
20c
1-
12-20
35c
2-15
39c
4-
10%
(initial)—
preferred,
2
quar.)—
(increased
(initial
preferred
Mines, Ltd.
quar.)______;____
.
(quar.)—
2nd
Ltd. (quar.)——
12-31/.
12-31;
1-30
'• tl5c
,
2-22
2-22
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Insurance
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,
_____—
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Si
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preferred
$1
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Chemical
-
2
12-20
1-
4
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1-
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1-31
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6
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J-31
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12-
12-34
12 %C
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*
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1
2-
,
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(increased
com.
2-
•
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pref. dquar.)—
Foundries Si Steel
Dominion
1-31.
4-31
12-14
2
Ltd.—
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1-
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conv.
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3-20
1-30
Ltd.________—
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1
2-
1
tl7%C
J5c
1-10
12-20
2-
$1.25
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(qua»-.)_____l___——.
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preference
4%
Driver-Harris
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du
(E.
Co.,
$3.50
preferred
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Metals
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preferred
5ffc
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50c ;
12r28
',1-10
$2 ,;.j
3-15
3-30
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1-15
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1
1-
1
12-21
1-
1
12-21
$1.75
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preferred (quar.)
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preferredo<accum.)____
1-
1-
1-
1-
4
12-14
3
25c
12-31
2
$1
(quar.)__
Duluth-Superior Transit
DuMont
(Alan
B^j, Laboratories—
.
1-30
partic. pfd. (quar.)
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7%
10
1-25
120c
—
__
Co..
1-10
1-25
$1.12%
______
(final)
GOc
Si
dividend
7
2%
(quar.)
Securities. Ltd.
Laboratories,
Stock
87 %c
(quar.)__
Pont of Canada
Ducommun
(s-a—
12-
,
Co.—
&
Nemours
preferred
$4.50
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Inc.
Co.,
(extra)
de
I.)
tquar.)
quar.)—
(increased
Drilling Si Exploration
1
12-24
r
12-14
Puquesne
:
Duraloy Co.
^
Duquesne Light Co. common :(quar.)
3.75%
preferred
(quar.) _______—:
..4%
5c
1-
12r
1
12-
5
■
1-
1
12-
5
1-
1
12-
5
52 %c
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52 %c
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40c
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31'Ac
(quar.)
51 %c
4.20%' preferred
$2.10
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
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*
51 %c
preferred
Potash
&
...
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East
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R.
Co.
(s-a)
1
(quar.)
2
12-15
preferred (quar,)—
$1.12%
1-
2
12-
1-
2
preferred
(quar.)—
com.
fboth
7%c
$2 par) -(quar.)
par
Si
par
Si -$2
preferred
preferred
1
1-
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4-
1
37 %C
(quar.)
4-
25c
pari
1-
4
7%c25c
(quar.)
(quar.)_:
Eastern Stainless Steel
(quar.)
)
-
^13->14
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"12-14
l\
'Eastern States
$7
$6
7
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no
$1
5
2
1-
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-
i
12-31
12-
1-
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$1
12-15
1-15
15c
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12-15
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12-31
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12-31
50c
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12-31
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$1.50
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;
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5
1
1-
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12-
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12-14
12-31
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50c
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1-
1-15
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$1.56
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12-
12-10
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.
,
Participating
Crum
12-21
45c
reg
Series
income
preferred
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*
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1-15
(s-a)_____
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preferred
preferred
(accum.)
____*
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2-
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,
■
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12-14
Co,—
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Dodge
1-15
12-28
150c
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12-10
1-2-57
dividend
Stock
«,
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12-14
$2.50
10c
30c
(quar.)_
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1- 2
1- 2
12-14
12-14
12-14
12-14
12-21
12-21
12-17
1- 3
1-25
1-15
12-31
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1-
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convertible
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$2.50
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115c 1
15c
50c
; 40c
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Corp..
3%
50c
(quar.)
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'12-21
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•
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12-19
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profits)
security
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12-14
10c
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4
1-31
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-
1-
8%
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quar.^
(quar.»_
Co.
12-10
12-31
...
9c
net
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30c
(quar.)___
—,
common
preferred
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12-10
12-31
$1
.
20c
Investment
12-14
37V2C
$1.75
(initial
common
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
com,
6%
Oil
12-10
$1.50
;
12-31
50c
;
12-31
$1.05
(quar.)_
12-31
$1.14
pfd.
(quar.)
12- 7
(quar.
Ltd.
Crestshire Corp.
6
35c
City
Cresmont
12-14
.1-4
50c
of
Cream
12-18
2
18%c
12%c
62%c
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12-14
2
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com.
8
12-21
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12- 7
1-
3
1-
10c
12-17
1-2-57
^'-l- 2
$1.13
(qhar.)_____
Co.
new
new
12-26
1-18
2-
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12-31
25c
25c-
*
,
(quar.)
(quar.)____
Mfg.,
(R.
Crane
a ,1-15
lr; 2
preferred
Bit, Ltd.,
12-31
25c
3
92 %c
4%
for
dividend
Drexel
(quar.)
common
Shoe,
$0.1805
(quar.)—L____
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1-2-57
$1.12Va
' 93%<J
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preferred
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12-19
}
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5%
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12-20
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12-17
12-17
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12-13
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8
12-31
67 %C
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-
11-30
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12-12
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12-31
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3% % pfd. (1945 b 1947 series)
(quar.).*.-£ 87%c
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^l_ion ot|:i4c
Corroon Si Reynolds Corp., com.
(quar.)jfiQ.Q'n -J^lSc
$1
preferred A
(quar.)
25c
$1
Chicago
capital
Donohue
(quar.)
A
62'/-C
—a-——.—
,
4- I■
4- 1
4-1
12-31
12-31
12-12
12-12
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Cornell-Dubilier
12-13
...
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2%%
—
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2-20
12'/2C
25c
-
(initial quar.)______,
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12-20
2-
(quart)
(quar.)
Co.,
12-
2
10%
receipts
Theatres
from
Diversified
Dow
pfd.
preferred
Coopcr-Jarrett,
Coosa
r
1-10
1-10
12-31
(Chicago)
Co.—;
2nd
conv.
Continental! Gin
1
35c
—
i J
$1.04
$1.12%
:'1 $1.13
Continental-Copper <fe Steel Industries—
5 Increased;, quarterly
Coin
1-
1
60c
'
.
(quar.)______.
Co-
Controls COi of America
12-20
1-2-57
Continental Electric Equipment Corp.____i__;
5
50c
25c
:__
com.
-$4.50
12-20
$1.50 'rn L- 1
$1.13
20c
Continental-Can
-JSTial'j rq'
1
1-2-57
1-2-57
__^
-•"$3.75
12-3<$
$ 1 "IT! t*
Chicago
Chicago
-1
12-14
v-l- 1
30c
-
preferred "(quar.)
Chesapeake <fc Ohio Ry.—
3',2% conv. preferred (quar.)
prelerred
Lines
12-12
2
1-
(quar.)
Fabrics
12-14
12-14
1-
quar.)
Corp.,
Dominion
•
1-11
2
1-
•
1-3
(quar.)
common
12-21
l-< 2":
•
12-28
50c
_
(increased
1- 7
1- 2
1-21
1-21
$1
Corset
12-14
12-14
1-10
12-28
$2.50
...
(quar.)_
Dominion
$1.04
$1.12'/a
Baking Co.—
»'$5.50 preferred (quar.)_
"
-
Chicago
Extra
'KitoJ
1.12%i
i20c
(qiv$r.):
(quar.)—
(quar.)-^
Air
Co.^j. ut cauau*—
:U_*f___________
(quar.)
12-
1-2
1-10
1-25
1-21
50c
Light,
1-15
28c
5c.
11-26
1-25
10c
Dominion Bridge Co,,
7
1-25
1)L
1-
35c
preferred
(quar.)_l—
Co.. Ltd.—
Common
(quar.
pretened
&
1-15
12- 7
.
12-15
12-15
2-151
'
50c
12-14
-
Continental
"
—-■
20c
_i__
preferred
i
.
Corp. of Virginia (quar.)_
Industries, Inc.^— v.
preferred (quar.)_,
5%
16c
>
4
25c
...
"preferred
$4.52
12-15
••
1-15
2-15
1-15
12-31
$1.25
v
dividend
Diversified
12-3
' 12-14
,
30c
.
common
dep.
District
Broad-
quar.)
Continental Assurance
12-'7
22
-
-
140c
(quar.)_
$4.50
Continental
.
(s-a)
Inc.,
Anier.
7%
Power Co.—
Common-((Increased
1
1-15
J45c
(quar.)____
12-14-
1-
$6
.
(Toronto)
$4:16
12-14
1-
$1.12%
Chesapeake
i
Co.-
preferred
12-10
25c
-
(quar.)_
Chesapeake
$4
Gas
1-4
12-14
12-14-
.
47%c
quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
A
-
-
•
_
(quae.)'
$4.52
12-10
56»/„c
(quar.)
————-—.—_—
preferred
-4)i%
2
75c
4%%• ptd.
(quar.)_.———
(quar.)
Chenango .V Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
.
$2
t
<(quar.)
-
Champion Paper -'-Ss -Fiber, $4:50 pfd. (quar.)
Charm in Paper Mills
(quar.)——:
Chateau-Gal
Wines,
Ltd.
(s-a)__"
___i._
Chemical'Corn Exchange Bank (New York)
-
1-
12-31
10c
-(quar.)-'
8%'■ 'preferred
(quar.
Chaibourn Gotham, Inc.,
(Canada»
Radio
.
preferred
31
2
Si
-'44.30
12-10
1-
7c
(quaPrh.
common
12-31
.
v$!4.16 preferred
'
dentuTy
22Vac
B
Consumers
12-14"
1
1.
1-
t
Ltd.
Products
common-
12-24"
(quar.)_
Tunnel
Fruit
Dobcckmun
*
(increased
Gas
Television
.
casting,
-
•
Utility'Uannual)'___.
%
1-
1-
$1.19
2- 1
1- 1
-1- 1
(quar.)
Corp.,
Rock
Consolidated
r
; $i.03
,
$1.25
25c
655/«c
(quar.)
com.
._
Consumers
-
J2'/ac
87%c
Extra
1-10
$1.25
,
J40c
1-
12-17
2
1-
$1.50
Light Co.—
(initial)
Match,
4 % %
3-20
11-11
1-18
12-21
1-
140c
Natural
12-14 1
4- 1
-
2
1-
(quar.)
-
Smelting
&
12-20
.
1
2- 1
1- 2
Extra
Consolidated
12-14
1- 2
X-
25c
$75c
(quar.)
,
(s-a)
12-10
12-10 *
1
:——
Mining
h2-10
2-
10c
10c
-<quar.)_,_
1
12-31
3_
(quar.)_____
(N. Y.)—
Utilities
Gas
1
12-37.
—
preferred
"
-
;
50c
47 %c12%c
(quar.)
1-
20c
-(quar.)_—u:
(quar.)
'5%%'
% Consolidated
12-10
25c
(quar.)
preferred
1
62%c
.
__
$5
<
2-1
2- 1
2-1
1- 2
51c
-
12-28
.
Si
preferred
Distillers
1-5
1-5
1-5
1-5
1- 5
1-5
12-20
2-1
$1.25
Foods Corp.,
1-
$1.50
(quar.)—
(quar,)
preferred
Consolidated
'
$1.15
$1.18%
,—v_
(quar.)—__
common
12-10-
1-
$1.15
:—
——
Utility- Corp.
preferred
2-1
(quar.)
Goods
Dry
Giorgio
Diebold,
12-1
(quar.)_.
Dearborn
Coiusol'daced
12-20
5
1-
(quar.—
Telephone,
$2.50
preferred
Consolidated
•
12-31
:
12-31
35c
preferred (quar.)—_u„„—
-Central
1- 1
2-1
1-15
25c
A
12-14
20c
_________
7%c
Edison
$1.50
12-20
(quar.)__
(quar.)___
(quar.)___
(quar.)_______
preferred
$5
•
_l.„_
(quar.).-
preferred
1- 2
25c
55c
52'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
$5
'
(quar.)
(quar.)l_i_—
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
$2
RR.
Stock
(quar.)
com.
preferred
Consolidated Edison Co.
(quar.)—,:
4.6%* preferred
■--4:75%
*
-
-
"4.60%
'
5
12-14
1
1-15
(quar.)
Power
Diamond
Co.—
51%c
Light & Power,
preferred
preferred
1-
12-20
45c
Consolidated Cigar Corp.—
-
Corp.—
(Year end out of capjjal gains of 10% in
stock or $1.20 In cash)—___——___
-Central
Insurance
Di
12-24
12-24
$1.75
Life
12-14
1-
93 %c
(quar.)
common
preferred
Detroit
1- 5
1- 5
(quar.)—
40c
12-18
(quar. )__•___——
Securities
1-15
__^
40c preferred
'•
.*
12-14
12-31
'
Central
12-31
15c
$1.50
(quar.)
General
A
ser.
(year-endJ
(s-a)
preferred
Delaware
12-15
31'/«c
12-31
,
25c
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)—
4.567o
12-10
12-31
15c
Ltd., common (increased)
class A (quar.)
preferred
$2.00
;
(quar.)__
(qugr.)
(quar.)
20c
_
i_
Canada
4.20%
preferred (quar.)___,
Connohio, Inc.,*common (increased)
-
preferred
4.92%
preferred
preferred
1- 2
12-10
12-17
Hillsdale Si Southi Western RR. Co.—
3.70%
•
$1.90
•'
4.25%'
Co.—
preferred,
$2.04
; *
12-14 *
2
1-
$1.12%
■> $1.16
_____
____.
Service^—
"
■
Drug
&
4.28%
$1.37%
1
25c
Power
Delaware
(quar.)_!
u-15;
12-31
1
Semi-annual
'
(quar.)—
Public
Illinois
2
1-
(quar.)— ________•
(quar.),_—_—
4:64%>• preferred
Central
2
1-
$1.20
(quar..)———___
D
1-
$1.18%
4.10',
Light
1- 3
$2.09
12-14
A
Dlinois
1-25
Co.,
..
$2.06
A
series
Central
8c
preferred
1-
12-20
•12-31
i
;25c
(quar.)__^
preferred
Detroit
Detroit,
Fund—•
$2.20
'
*
series
ptd.
pfd " series
series
12-28
Connecticut
12-10
1-
pfd.
pfd.
1-15
Quarterly
4.10'
4;80'
10c
12-10
2
4.10'
4:75'
12-26
Connecticut
'40c
4.75',;
12-27
Co.—
Mills
Securities
Stores
Delaware
12-26
1
Income
12-10
15c
Y.—
Turbine
Co.
&
«fe
Dejay
New
8
Water
1
__.
Vilbiss
Deere
1
12-10
'
2
$1.12%
:
12-19
12-19
2-
(C. G.)
7%
Electric—
&
12-31
1-2
$1.16
partic.
1-
1-10
1- 2
pfd,
(quar.)
Steam
preference
Decker Mfg. Co
1-
Stock
12-15
1-
75c
(quar.)_____
5%
2-
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp.—
5% preferred (quar.)
25c
12- 3
50c
Community
(quar.)
1-23
20c
Commonwcaltn
1
income).
Inc.
Debenture
(extra)
Investment
From
12-31
2
725c
com
4.64%
1
1-
...
3%%
Hosiery
Year-end
12-31
50c
1-
1
1-
;
Frere,
Laval
De
12-26
12-28
Edison, common (quar.)____
prelerred
(initial quar.)
Hotel, Inc.
&
Common
Y.)
Special
Co.—
(quar.)
Products Co.,
(N,
1-
-
(quar.)
Dayton Malleable Iron, 5% pfd. (quar.)__
Dayton Rubber Co.,; class A (quar.)__.
75c
Co.
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
preferred
Daystrom,
12-20
1-10
1
8-31
$1.12%
;
(quar.)
Ltd,., class
pavidSon-Bcutell, 6%
pfd.
28c
Commonwealth
25c
4.35%
j.)
7
Extra
Central
Trust
Si
(N.
12-
preferred
Fibre
Bank
Trust
11-30
:—
5%
70c
Extra
2
12-14
12-31
1
6-
9-15
-
--12%C
—
]
Machine Specialities
David.
C.)
40c
Mills,
Davenport
De
(quar.)
GOc
Ltd.,
D.
__:
dividend
Davega Stores Corp. of N.
12-28
(quar.)
(from
Corporation.
Danly
12-28
(quar.)
1
$$2.50
Gas
A
State
Inc.
Co.
2
(s-a)__
preferred
•
Credit
$1.75
(quar.)
1-30
1-30
10c
1-
:
Investments,
&
(Wash.,
Electric
Ohio
1-
(quar.)
Sugar
30c
i__
Series
preferred
Dana
1-13
2'/a%
(quar.)___
Insurance Co.
5%
(quar.)
common
Electric
Central
1-
$1.25
Engineering
Commodore
(quar.)
Canada
$2.50
12-13
(quar.)
preferred
4.75%
2
America—-
Aguirre
Central
1-
1-11
68%c
3-
6-15
10c
10c
....
Extra
12-10.
12-10
12-10
12-15
12 15
1-. 7 1
12-31
12-31
12-31
1- 2
31 %c
(quar.)
com.
25c
Co.
Corp.,
Central
-Commercial
12-31
2-1-57
50c
62 %c
(quar.)________
Gas,
Southern
Combustion
2-15
50C
$1.12'/a
$1.12%
&
of
preferred
Central
12-19
1
$1.75
1-2-57
2-1-57
12-31
.'
Fund
River
5%
50c
2
3-
dividend)-
(stock
M.)
72nd
&
1-
17 %C
10c
Semi-annual
SI.25
(quar.)__
preferred
Pictures
$1.12 %
._
12-21
12-14
1-15
' 10c
12-31
1-15
*
Dan
1-10
1- 1
3
1-15
'
Dallas
t
1-10
1-31
1-
3-15
,
______;
Puolishing Co., $4 pirior pfd.
$1.60 prior preferred (initial).-
1-10
1-31
$1.50
(quar.)
Title
Columbus
12-19
2
1-31
6-14
9-13
1-15
•
10c
Curtis
/
1-10
3-15
2
9-27
$6.75
$1.12%
;
(quaj-.)_.
12-20
3
1-31
123 c
dividend
1-
(quar.)
Corp.
(A.
Celanese
Stock
1-11
2-1-57
30c
Co
Plate
Tin
1-10
$1.05
.__—__
—
pfd.
7%
&
12-15
Columbia
(quar.)
—______
."
Co., 4%% pfd. (quar.)
Pomeroy
Columbia
1
1-19
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
5%
B
Interstate
1-
$75c
<quar.f_;
preferred
Colorado
2-15
1
1-
$1.25
Pirie Scott Si
Carson
5 7o
Light
preferred
3-
9334c
(increased)
Common
$4.20
12-10
12-20
12-31
12-19
1
7-
12-19
*
all
(quar.)_
Apartments
Gas Corp. (quar;)
Clothing, couxmon_
4%%: nreferred
tquar
12-12
1- 2
clears
payment
CUTlee
12-15
J25C
(annual)
(quar.)
A
2
t75c
preferred
preferred
1-
5c
.'___
(annual)
■ f
preferred
5 V2 %
12-31
12-31
12 '/ac
(increased quar.)
_________
Carnation Co., 3%% 1st preferred (quar.)
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry. (quar.)
Carolina
1-21
20c
Corp.
5%
2-11
12-31
2-18
4:
-
2oC
Cumberland
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp., common: (quar.)
^
36c
—
1-14
4
3
$1.75
.
(quar.)
(This
Quarterly
Quarterly
50c
100%
________
$G
12-18
15c.
'
:
preferred
conv,
12-15
1
1'
$1.75
:
.-
arrears)
*4,/2%
1-
87'/ac,
v
Ice,
4»/a%
12-23
25C
%
(quar.)—.—_
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)_^
Ltd.
preference
12-19
pfd.
conv.
1- 7
___.
—
12-19
4%%
20c
(quar.)
Colorado-Central Power, com. (monthly):
Common
(monthly)
3
1-
15C
:.
Capitol Records Inc., qornmon
Colonial
3
75c
:—.*_—____
(year-end)—;
com.
Fund
1
1-1
3
Cudahy Packing Co.—
_
C3c,
pfd. (quar.)
(stock dividend)________.
2-28
$$1
12-18
1-
^1.75
(quar.)!
sug.tr
1
*$1.75
.-
(quar.)
Atlantic
Cuban
12-21
-
(quar.)_:
of Rec.
3-
25c
(year-end)
com.
Holdert
28c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Cumberland
conv.
+25c
"
2
1-
$1
7%
11-30
•.
1-10
»
$1.75
4
2
Louis)—
S3.50
$75C
*'
1-
15c
,
common
4%
Co.,
preferred
7%-preferred
7% t preferred
When
Payable
•
■
Share
Sugar,
7%
12-28
10c
(St,
Cuban-American
8
1-11
5%
Coleman
$$1.25
-
12-
1-
50c
(quar.)
$$1.25
_z__—
:
(quar.)_
1-1-57
10c
.
dividend
Stock
(quar.)
preference
3
Name of Company
.
Crystal Oil b Land Corp., $1.-12 pfd.
...
$1.12ya
,
Co,
Corp.
>
12-20
'
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
Bottling
1-
».
12-20
,-..$2.50 <|ass A (quar.)_,
Cold
MetiU Products
(quar.
12-31
1-10
+
1
preferred
redeemable
2nd
1-1-57
GOc
(quar.)__
Y.)
(N.
-
12-17
(quar.)
Products
7%- preferred
Coca-Cola
Ltd.—
Cos.,
5%
5%
2
t50c
1_':
(extra)--—
Co.
Aluminum
4%
120c
.
Canadian
1
Ltd.—
Co.,
(quar.)i
A
Illuminating
Clinton Trust Co.
t$4
Electric
General
Canadian
1-8
-
(quar.).
(quar.)
Quarries
(quar.)
Clinchfield Coal Corp.
-.12-21
1-2-57
$$1.50"
_
15c
$1.50
-
preferred
Cleveland
Ltu.—
Supply
Electric
Cleveland
11-30
*
1-15
tl5c
Clayton <te Lambert
Per
Holdert
1Payable of Rec.
Share
;■
11-30
When
eer
.
*
12-31
—
(quar.)__
,
f
"►
+15c
•
(quar.t.——.>1
Steel, preferred
—:—
preferred
Canadian
,
+25c
•
'
_
4,
»
-
•
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
■"
tl5c
(quar.)
common
____,
preferred
Share
•
Holdert
When
Per
Hame of Company
11
(2843)
—
$1.54
_
1
"1-
4
2-
1 •;••/1-
4
;)
12
(2844)
The Commercial and
Per
Name
Share
of Company
Kodak
Co.
When
Payable
Holders
Per
Name
0/ Rec.
dividend
Stock
preferred
6
Ltd
Trust,
Baler
4V* Vn
Ekco
Vo
new
pfd.
7
12-
5
1-
12-
5
4 A %
conv.
12-17
Garrett
12-31
12-17
'/2c
1-
1
1
12-10
1-
4
12-14
50c
(quar.;—
1-
1
(quar.)
of Rec.
2-1
General
1-15
1
$1.03
1-
2
preferred
Co.,
6%
11-26
(quar.)
$1.18
1-
2
(quar.)
$l.I2'/s
$1.12'/2
1-
2
11-26
2-
1
1-22
25c
1-
2
12-21
General
Musical
Oil
shares
12c
Products
Consolidated
Co..
50c
Co.,
25c
2nd
(quar.)
preierred
&
Emerson
(quar.)
4%
Corp.,
Corp.
Life
Extra
Class
A
12-
15c
1-2-57
12-
7
(quar.)
Co,
($1
12-31
12-14
share
(T.
5%
preferred
Eversharp, Inc.,
2
12-14
General
Dynamics,
12-21
General
Electric
12-17
1-31
12-31
General Gas Corp.—
Stock
dividend payable
1-
12-13
General
Industrial
12-13
General
2
12-10
General
Motors
2
12-31
(quar.)
1
5c
1-2
12-
3
1-
12-
3
tlOc
12-31
$3.75
—
2
$5
General
Ltd.—
J30c
12 Ac
12-31
first
$1
conv.
General
12-15
12-31
12-22
Class
15c
I-
2
12-22
General
1-15
12-14
General
Ltd.—
6 2'Ac
1-
2
12-11
30c
1-
2
12-18
1-
2
12-18
preferred
common
(quar.)____
preferred (quar.)
Falstaif Brewing
(quar.)
&
Traders
(Syracuse)
Shoe,
Insurance
Feain
15c
(year-end)
Asphalt Products
Bake
Federal
Grain,
Federal
class
A
1$1
Co.
Assn.
Monthly
:
'
Oil
Federal
Paper Board,
(Newark,
preferred
C.i,
B
5%
preferred
prior
Finance
Special
A
B
Corp.,
series
Georgia
12-31
1-31
1-11
Bank
&
Porter,
B
(stock
(quar.)
2
City,
65c
1-21
1-11
N.
(quar.)
Motel,
5%
class
Ltd.
Fair
(quar.)
Stores,
prior
A
2-15
Ac
1-
1
12-15
$1.25
1-
2
12-21
pfd.
(quar.)__
common
1-
1
12-
62 Ac
1-
2
12-14
5c
______
(quar.)
2
12-17
2
12-17
30c
1-31
1-17
5%
1-15
I
divid.)
common
(quar.)
Foundation Co. of Canada
Fowler Hosiery
1-
2
12-11
1-
2
12-11
75c
(quar.)__
Custodian
stock
Utilities
J20c
Brick
Stock
&
Fraser
Cos.,
(quar.)_
Extra
Frick
Co.,
Friden
6%
Frito
II
Co.
Fuller
Mfg.
Stock
Funston
4A%
Gabriel
5%
(quar.i_
;
Corp. (quar.)
Trailer, common
Co.
(Increased
(stock
dividend)
E.)
preferred
(quar.)
1
12-28
1-
2
1-
2
1-11
2-15
+30c
1-21
75c
7
2-
1
12-31
1-21
12-31
1-
12-15
1
1-23
12-24
Ac
12-31
12-14
2 Ac
12-31
12-14
15c
1-31
1-18
27 Ac
1-31
1-15
2%
3-29
|i "1-23
4f 1-23
3-
8
12-28
12-28
1-
1
12-14
preferred
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
12 Ac
2-
1
1-15
25c
1-
2
12-20
5%'
$5
»
&
Stock
Goldblatt
Goodrich
F.). Co.
Tire
&
(II.
Union
(W.
Co..
Drug
American
Lakes
Lakes
class
2
1-
1-/2
1
West
Western
12-31
1
Life
(quar.)__
1
Western
2-
1
(B.)
3-
5
1-
1-18
1-18
1-17
1-
1-
2
1-
2
1-
2
2-
1
class A
l(quar.
1-
2
Griesedieck
Co.,
5%
2
15c
1-
2
Guaranty Trust Co.
1-
2
$1.50
1-
2
12'/2c
1-
2
12-10
75c
2-il
1-
12-31
12-
Mobile
Gulf
Power
States
&
Ohio
7
1-31
Co., 4.64%
Land
prior
1
2-
Ltd.,
2-
Mfg.
22-
1
1-10
1-
2
12-20
40c
1-
2
12-20
(N.
Y.)
50c
(quar.)
1
2-
1
1-
!
1
1-
4
1-
4
12-15
1-10
2
1-
11-30
12-31
12-18
(stock
dividend)
common
par)
50c
(quar.)
A
common
(quar.)
7-
5
B
common
Felt,
(Harvey)
50c
(quar.)_____
Ltd.,
class
50c
(s-a)
A
175c
(quar.)
1
County National Bank
Fund,
Inc.
40c
:_
from
ordinary
capital gains)
class
(quar.)
preference
preferred
.{Stock
,
A
(quar.):
(annual!
1-15
12-27
1-15
A
i"
T-T-E
►
Circuit
4.60%
12-15
1-15
12-15
1-19
Stock
4.60%
12-14
12-31
12-12
1-2-57
12-13
75c
1-
1
12-14
125c
2-
1
12-31
$1
1-
4
12-14
1-
4
12-14
3%
Extra
Illinois
(quar.)_
57 Ac
—
57 Ac
1-15
•_
50c
12-31
12-11
5%
12-31
12-11
$2
pfd.
12-31
12-10
(quar.)
—:
dividend
——
Telephone
Co.
Co.
(quar.)
(increased
(increased
common
'
$2.50
12-18
Imperial
Imperial
preferred
Life
12-18
Imperal Paper & Color
12-31
12-17
Imperial
2
12-14
1-1
12-17
1-
2
12-10
Indiana
1-
2
12-10
4.12%
1-
2
12-14
1-
2
12-15
Tobacco
of
$1.16
Incorporated
1
1
1-18
2-
1
1-10
2-
1
1-10
preferred
&
Ltd.,
4.20%'
12-
7
Industrial
12-
Michigan
Common
12-14
1-15
12-14
1
1-10
117 Ac
12-31
12-15
12-31
12-15
150c
Ltd.
35c
(interim)
120c
15c
1
12-15
$1.12'/a
1-
1
12-18
i40c
2-
1
1-
3
12-21
12-10
1-15
12-21
1
1-15
1-
2
12-10
$1.03'A
1-
2
12-10
$1.14
(quar.)____,—•
1-
2
12-10
—
(quar.)
com.
Corp.,
37 Ac
1-15
1-
2
$1
1-
1
12-17
$1.05
1-
1
12-17
—
20c
common..—_
1
1-15
1-10
20c
&
Trust
Co.
Machine
&
Tool
Co.,
Ingersoll-Rand Co.,
6%
3-21
3
6-21
10-
3
9-21
(Ontario)
jl$1.50
——______
participating A
preferred (quar.)
3
7-
20c
Mortgage
4-
20c
,i$i
1-.2;
1-^2;
12-14
1-27
12-15
12-14
Ltd.—
(quar.).;.
,
112 Ac
!
1$1
1-15
10c
12-14
2-
;
4%
2
$1.03
:
Semi-annual
Ingersfcll
12-14
1-
12-31
Electric—
,3-20
1-
1
31 Ac
Common
Industrial
1-
(Mass. >—
Common
1-15
2-
1-10
162 'Ac
—
(quar.)
Development
7
1-18
1-10
A
common
(qnqr.j
(increased—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
1
1-10
1
———
(Canada)
preferred
7
1
1
Fund
Inc.
preferred
2-
2-
58 %c
(quar.)
4Va%' preferred
4%
52 Ac
1-18
55'Ac
x,
—,
4.56% ' preferred (quar. )
Indianapolis Power & Light,
50c
.
2-
2-
51c
—
.1
Canada,
Income
Mills,
Head
$1.25
2
2-
^
(quar.l_.
Assurance
12-31
1-
.;
(quar.)
Investment Corp.,
12-28
2
1-
1-5 c
quar.)—
(quar.)
1-
65c
——
Power,
1-15
35c
quar.)—
—
12-28
6-10
4
12-31
135c
—
______—
Breaker,
prefeiTed
1-15
1
1-
5%'
62'Ac
dividend)
(quar.)____^
CemerrtuAquar.)-,
1-15
$1.25
12-15
1-15
+40c
hi
12-31
1-12
7
$1.25
preferred
1
12-
12-19
J 10c
T
(stock
esries
4.70%
2-
1-
36c
:
(quar.)
80c
7
120c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
12V2c
5
12-
2
.
—a
■.
dividend__—
..
12-31
7-
12-10
in¬
B
Corp.,
1
Ltd.—
Co.,
convertible
7-15
1-
(Jersey City)
(18c
from
18c
7-15
12-31
$1
and
*>.
60c
(quar.)
2-
4
4
preferred
12-31
1-
5
preierred
12-31
1-15
4-
preferred
$1.25
.•
12-14
Storage
4-15
4.42%
37'Ac
(quar.)
Cold
50c
4.26%
12-
12-14
12-14
—
12-20
12-24
12-31
12-31
12-31
(quar.)_
|5c
(quar.)
62'Ac
31'Ac
coinmcn
25c
iquar.)__
12-14
B
$1.75
.
12-31
5
Indian
(quar.)
12-31
37 Ac
iquar.)
12-31
,
12-18
1
12-31
1-15
1-
1-
1-
1-15
1-15
4-
preferred
12-31
6
12-14
12-31
1-15
4.20%
25c
12-
2
1-15
4-15
30c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
common
4.08%
20c
1-
$1
Huron <fc Erie Mortgage Corp. (London, Ont.)
Quarterly
Husky Oil & Refining (quar.)
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp., pfd. B (s-a)
Hygrade Food Products___
'—-.1
6
4
12-31
933Ac
■____
Warehouse &
J50c
(quar.)
25c
50c
25c
;
11-30
87 Ac
12-
t40c
}
2
30c
(quar.)________
pari
12-28
12-
5
1-
5 6'Ac
(initial)
1
2-15
1-
12-21
$1.10
Corp.>
1-15
2
1-15
2
tl2 Ac
(quar.)
1-
1-15
1-25
1-
(quar.)_
(quar,)___
1
$2
(quar.)___—
A
12-24
12-24
2-
10%
—
(quar.)____
Gas
12-31
12-31
25c
50c
*$],
30c
quar.)
(s-a)
1
(quar.)__
Brick
1-18
$1.06'/4
(initial
pld.
(s-a)_
12Ac
common
12-18
15c
(quar.)
12-14
(quar.)_____.
Illinpis
1
(Winnipeg)—
pfd.
3
common
Bell
37'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.60
1-
35c
56'/4C
(quar.)
preferred
12-14
12-17
common
Illinois
12-31
A.)
class
4
Industries—
preferred
Gurney Products,
Gustin-Bacon
<fc
1
7
f$2.50
1st
9334C
(quar.)
(quar.)
pfd.
12-20
11-
t$2.50
$5
(quar.)_
(s-a;
Hall
1-10
3-
42'Ac
(quar.)
S5
1-10
25c
5 %
dividend)
A
Ideal
(quar.)
RR.,
50c
2
B
J30c
Y.)
1-15
12-21
1
$7
(Fla.)
1
1-15
1-
2
Hupp
5%
1
2 i
Ltd.—
_T_
(N.
2-
10c
12-31
1-
Huntingto*
12-14
80c
Insurance
15c
9
2-
($25
Class
12-10
Extra
Life
1-25
1-15
2-
($50
80c
12-10
(quar.)
pfd.
2-15
1-
25c
Natural
pi-el.
come
12-15
,
com.
12-19
12-19
30c
Finance,
Hughes-Owens
12-15
1-
t25c
1
2
2
30c
(quar.)_
35c
Greyhound Corp., common
5% preferred (quar.)
4'/»% preferred (quar.)-1
12-14|
1-
1-
50c
preferred
Hudson
1-15
+50c
$1.12'/2
_
(quar.)
2
1-
12 Ac
1
53 Ac
Extra
1-15
(quar.)
Ltd.
(initial
Quarterly
1-15
1
J50c
Y.)
re¬
37 Ac
preferred
Hudson
12-14
35c
(N.
before
(quar.i
preferred
Hubbell
II-30
1
(quar.)_
preferred
12-14
(quar.)
preferred
Class
12-14
55c
pfd.
12-13
2
Class
4
2-
x-
Inc.
12-13
2
1-
Guaranty Co. (Brooklyn, N. Y.)—
preferred
Hubbard
4
2-
common
Power
2
1-
tlOc
Class
12-26
1-
&
Co.,
2
45c
(s-a)
Wire, Ltd.,(quar.)
Cooperage Corp.—
Brothers
1-
40C
43 %c
Class
1-10
31 '/4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mountain
Greening
12-20
(s-a)
class
Inc.,
6.40%
(quar.)
Assurance
Sugar,
2
Class
12-20
50c
,1
preferred
12-20
1-
fSl.50
common
Houston Terminal
12-15
1-
35c
(Canada)
Financial
Western
2
(quar.)
5%
12-14
1-
25c
oemmon—
Quarterly
12-20
1-
(inc.)
com.
5%
(stock
5%
1-10
___■
Ltd.
12-20
2
iquar.)
A
5'A%
1-10
(quar.)
Saddlery
12-20
2
1-
$1.37 A
Ltd.
Oil,
Houston
12-18
1-25
Dreferred
non-cum.
3
1-
(quar.)
Title
4.40%
12-17
2
1-25
;
Co.,
pref.
1-
common
3%%. preferred
12-14
1-
1-
35c
(quar.)
Towing,
35c
25c
Co.
4%
12-14
5%
4
Insurance
12-14
preferred
Co.,
preferred
$2.25
12-28
20c
(quar.);
Paper
B
Lakes
Great
Gulf
1-18
50c
Engineering Works
Great
Gulf
4%
$1.12 A
Co.
4'/2%
1
10c
preferred
Dairy
Household
12-18
$0.578125
Co., 33A%
Stores (quar.)
Great
80c
4
2
56'Ac
T.)
Great
Greif
12-
1-
4
jlOc
Grand
7%
1-1-57
50c
$1.50
_
Ltd.
3
1-
$1
Baking (N. J.) (quar.)
<F. W.), Ltd., class A (quar.)___
Houdaille Industries, common
(quar.)
12-14
Co.,
2
1-
25c
Hardart
4
1
Y.)
1-
91'Ac
(quar.)
Co.,
(Geo.
4
12-
1-
common
Ltd.
Toy,
12-26
Corp.—
A
Insurance
12-22
(quar.)
Co.
1-10
•
Horner
12-14
(quar.)
W.)
1-25
(quar. )_„
H.)
Hormel
12-14
(quar.)____
(N.
Batteries,
&
Green
1212-
1-1-57
1
Ektra
Great
12-31
1-1-57
5c
Rubber
1-31
55c
5 %
Corp.,
Horn
12-15
1
(quar.)
Gould-National
Great
1
50c
Grand
7%
1-
1
(quar.)
preference
Gossard
Great
12-10
1-
Manufacturing
(B.
Goodyear
Great
1
1-
(quar.)
Telegraph
Bros,
Goodman
Gray
1-
1-
Co., 60c conv./pfd.
preferred (quar.)
&
12-26
(quar.)
common
Lumber
H.i
Horder's
$1.25
Brewing
4'/2%
4%
1-10
$1.23
Transit
1-15
12-14
2
Semi-annual
12-15
1
?25c
Elevator
1
1
1-
30c
(quar.)
Home
12-15
50c
Co.,
21-
15c
common
new
Home
12-15
$1.15
(quar.)
Gold
2
(quar.)___
pfd.
__
H.)
50 'Ac
(increased
(formerly
Renfrew & Co.,
80c
6
1-21
30c
Products Ltd.,
Electronics
2nd
2-
12-12
36'Ac
(quar.)
<D.
Home
2
7'Ac
Extra
Goebel
1-
Paper
convertible
Holt,
2
'
Co.,
Chocolate
(J.
Home
17Ac
(quar.)
preferred
Goderich
$4.50
conv.
GalvestOn-Houston
12-31
7 Ac
G.), Tidelands Oil Co.—
pfd. (quar.)
(P.
Gulf
56'Ac
Co.—
*
(quar.)
$1.20
2-
1-15
10%
Co.—
convertible
1-15
50c
)
dividend
(R.
HI
!_•__!
__I
12-28
1-25
2 A %
_IIH
Extra
Froedtert
7
Co.—
Corp.
Frueliauf
1-
10%
HI
(quar.)
dividend
Frigikar
1-18
12-28
6c
130c
preferred
Calculating Machine
Stock
1-28
1-1-57
9c
,L
Ltd.
12-14
8c
I
I__IIII
I_H
HH
Co
12-14
12-20
2
2-15-57
$2
Tile
12-24
1-
Inc.—
series
dividend
2
5%
dividend)
series
Fraser
1-
$2
(stock
Funds,
2
1-16
10c-
5%
Co.
Common
1-
divid.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.i__
________
&
preferred
Holmes
12-15
53 Ac
(quar.)
(C.
conv.
Grant
25c
(liquidating)
Franklin
12-15
25C
$1.05
(quar.)
II
Sales
3
1-
•1-
___■
(stock
(quar.)
Beer
12-
16 'Ac
$1.18%
Foremost Dairies (quar.)
l_
~~~
Stock div. (one sh. of Foremost
Equipment
and Finance Co. for each
10 shs.
held)
Fort Worth Transit
(quar.)
Foundation
Co.
(stock
dividend)
DeLuxe
1-10
7
Co.
1-
(quar.)_-___
Holly Oil Co
Holly Sugar Corp.,
12-15
$1.25
4%%,
6-10
12
2
1-2
.
4A%
12-20
1
Falls
Glatfelter
11-26
1-15
1-
25c
Co.
E.)
(Ed.)
Holan
1-18
1-
,r
-___
(quar.)
Insurance Co.
pfd.
pfd.
(quar. )__i__^U___u__L--I
(increased quar.)
Cement,
Hoffman
12-21
2-15
45c
(quar.)
(stock
.____
$1.25
12-20
3-
.
2%
__
(quar.)_
Wallace, class A
Franklin-Adams
2
J30c
(quar. 1
preferred
1-
1-15
12-31
55c
(quar.)
preferred
75c
Voltage
Hines
la-xl
593Ac
.
(quar.)
McBean &
Glasscock
1-11
6-30
B
(quar.)
Lines
1
5c
class
______________
Utilities,
preferred
Tiger
100%
and
com.
2-
100%
(initial)—
Flagg-Utiea Corp.,
Public
divid.)
dividend).:
on
12-20
70c
1^-_1
2-
quar.)
(quar.)
com.
Cement
2-11
2
35c
Pioducts
Glidden
12-20
50c
(stock
Bros., $5 preferred
Fittings, Ltd., class A—
Fluor Corp.,
(increased)
12-31
$6
Co.
12-14
2-28
40c
Manufacturing (quar.)
Engineering (annual).
High
1-10
55c
___
Efctra
Glens
12-31
1
35c
____—__
Co.
(quar.)
Bros., Inc., common
preferred (quar.)_
Gladden
J.)—
(inc.
com.
dividend
Gladding,
4
50c
Y )
Art
$4.50
12-27
1-
2-
60c
(quar.)
$4.60
12-12
1-
;..v
$5 80
common
Company
Higbie
12-10
12-20
27'Ac
(quar.)
Portland
Gimbel
12-27
1-11
3
62 Ac
(quar.)
Corp.,
Gillette
1-11
$3.75
1-
53c
preferred
Co.,
12-12
1-12
(quar.)
Co.,
1
Corp.
Higbce
Corp.—
Power
Stock
1-11
___
.'
12-31
$1.12I/2
(quar.)_,
preferred
Gibson
12-18
1
1
25c
Fisher
Forbes &
122-
12-10
Hertz
Wisconsin—
class A
preferred
Giant
12-18
$3.75
-
(year-end)
(Jersey
com.
dividend
common
Fleetwood
2
7 Ac
;
praferred
$5
12-28
1-
12-31
flOc
—
(quar.)
preferred
$4.92
12-31
56'Ac
fquar.)___:
:
Stock
1-30
1-15
$2
(quar.)
—
Class
$4.20
12-31
1-15
4%
common-.
A
Rubber
&
Fischer
Food
12-31
1-15
__
12-14
Pennsylvania—
(quar.)
Parts
Gerra
National City Bank <N.
First .National Stores (quar.)
Flying
1-15
40c
12-14
31Ac
Rubber,
Genung's
Inc.
Georgia-Pacific
5%
$1
,
Pennsylvania
Extra
4% %
12-31
B
Genuine
(quar.)
•
First
Florida
12-31
1-15
of
preferred
Corp.
&i
Brewery,
Class
2-27
1-15
Tire
Genesee
12-27
3-15
Time
General
SI.25
Stores
Quarterly
*5
1-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
General
10-31
12-27
5
$1.25
Corp., common
(year-end)
National
4m
11-30
1-16
$1.37 Va
(quar.)
Boston
New
preferred
$10
Firestone Tire
First
convertible
4.40%
Products—
General
A
4.75%
2834C
<quai\)___
preferred
Class
2-15
12-31
22'Ac
(quar.)
of
12-21
1
(Wash.,
(quar.)
Paper
2
1-16
50c
\
Financial
First
1
Corp.
(quar.)
dividend
Co.
$2.25
A
preferred
preferred
1-
1-16
5
ouc
$4.50
3-
1-
1-
1-5
1-17
—
preferred (quiir.)_
General Telephone Corp.,
1-12
50c
dividend
Hershcy
Michigan—
of
12-20
■
4'/2%
Co.,
classification)
I-17
quar.).
(quar.)
Co.
12-14
7c
(Increased quar.)
com.
Department
Stock
preierred
General Telephone
2
17c
J.)
(quar.)
preferred
Fibreboard
5A%
7
12-14
22 Ac
class
5%
4%
N.
(qua-.)
Finance
Services
5A %
$2.20
12-20
1
"
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
12-17
1-31
prefeiTed (quar.)
Telephone Co. of the Southwest—
preferred (quar.)__
General
1-
17c
Monthly
1
1-31 '
(quar.)-;
17c
(monthly)
7
1-
1-
5%
(quar.)
20c
(quar.)
Mortgage
Federal
Federated
12-31
12-
of
Co.
preferred
prefferred
$1.40
12-21
2
Telephone
$1.25
12-31
1-
Ltd.
Co.
F.t
W.) Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
6%
12-17
37>/ac
(quar.)
20c
Insurance
Class
2
12-31
!$1
_
D.
8
Co.,
(quar.)
(Geo.
7%
General Telephone Co*, of Ohio—
3-15
1-
Wares
preferred
$2.10
12-15
12-14
1-
10c
Ltd.,
National
4.60%
2
4c
Quarterly
Federal
1-
2-28
5uc
(annual)
Shops
B
Federal
4-1-57
25c
Foods
Class
12-31
$3
(quar.)
1
87'/2c
,
__
(increased
Telephone
$2.40
General
-
Federal
General
Co.
1-
20c
<quar.)_
(quar.)
Castings
1
1-
15c
(W.
Helme
7
25c
$2.50
1-15
12-11
Corp
Federal
Steel
(quar.)_____
Telephone Co. of Indiana—
preferred (quar.)____—____
12-11
1
1-
25c
.___
A
J.
4
1-
50c
America,
(C.
1-
40c
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
4'A%
(initial)
com.
Steel
2
2-
25c
Extra
$3
Quarterly
new
General
2
1
tlOc
common
12-17
1-21
$1.50
Marx
Industries
Hercules
General
1-
1
25c
1-18
1-30
1-
2-
+10c
preierred
1
(quar.)
iquar.)
preferred
(quar.)_:
5'/2%'
preferred
(quar.)
12-10
$1.25
30c
$3.50
1-
Extra
11-30
(quar.)
Utilities
of
Hendershot
12-14
1-
(quar.)
Faultless Rubber
Fawick
1-4-57
(s-at
&
dividend
12-14
3%
&
Helena Rubinstein
2-15-57
(quar.)
Canada Ltd.—
Signal,
2
$15c
Insurance
Gas
(H.
Heller
12-12
12-19
1-
$1.50
(s-a)_
Ilaydock Fund, Inc.
12-21
$1.25
of
Corp.
Hathaway
1-18
1-25
12-10
2
2
Refractories—
_______i._____/ _1"
Haverhill
12-31
2-11
933/4C
12-14
Ac
7
12-14
12-14
0.0075%
1
2
56
12-
12-31
Hat
2
11-
(quar.)
Fire
5
3 7 Ac
2nd issue
Schaffner
2-
1-
dividend
Hartford
7
25c
2
37 Ac
(quar.)_,
12-31
12-
50c
quar.)_
common
1-
1
12-31
Hart,
12-14
50c
(quar.f
4%
in
1-
2-
7
12-10
2
12-10
Ltd
Hotel
Corp.
Stock
7
12-
50c
$1
25c
Life '
(Initial
com.
25c
—
Family Finance Corp., common
4A % pref. A (quar.)
Farmers
$1.50
(quar.)_
4%
12-
12-31
1-15
preferred
Realty
General
25c
12-31
12-31
■
(quar.)
preferred
Railway
Stock
!
12-14
Harsco
3.65%
—'
is-a)
A
1—
(quar.)
2
Harrisburg
Heinz
Extra
t26c
(quar.)
6%
Foods,
2nd
Common
2
1-
preferred
Hayes
(quar.)
Petroleums
1-15
12-14
Corp.—
conv.
1-
2
B
(quar.)
Paint
$1
12-15
15c
(quar.)
Co.,
Fairmont
class
pfd. (quar.)
Corp.—
preferred
12-24
1-
25c
Enterorises
preferred
12-31
preferred
or
Mills, S%
1-
GeneSral
Fairbanks
new
Co.
1-
—
common
A
.
2
(quar.)__
B
preferred
3%
of
1
8
:
Co.,
(quar.)______
class
1-
1-
5%
1
1-
50c
Y.)
Harbison-Walker
12-10
1-
2-15
$1.06'A
(N.
6%
preferred (quar.)
Harnischfcger Corp., common
1-15
12-10
2
Inei__
Carpets,
•
1-
(quar.)
12-20
Ltd.—
1-
(quar.)
H. >
held
15c
share
each
Y.)
12-20
37'/jC
Mfg.,
(one
on
$1
(quar.)
preferred
Products
dividend
par)
25c
(quar.)
common
1-
—
4.16%
5%
pfd,
Pioducts,
Extra
Estabrooks
Co.,
Shoe.
(N.
Insurance
Extra
(quar.)
75c
1
37V2C
(quar.$1.25
par)
$1.75
:—
C.)
General
12-17
12-20
50c
Hanover
1
.'1-1
1$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Harding
5-
$1.12 A
1-15
1
pxd.
(quar.)
preferred
5%
1-15
2-
12-31
4%
(quar.).
Controls
2
[
15c
(quar.)$1
Corp., common (quar.)—
20c
preferred
preferred
50c
Wood
iN.
6%
J $2
(s-a)
Mills
General
2
J 10c
tlOc
(quar.)
dividend)
—______—50c
($20
—_
partic
(s-at
par)
preferred
Bank
1
3
20c
Co., Ltd.,
Paper Co.—
Fire
2-
6-
120c
(quar.)
Cotton
Hanover
1
+25c
•
•
3-
30c
(quar.)_i
(quar.).
Co.
Hanover
(quar.)
($100
common
4'/2%
7
0J Rec.
J30c
_
HammermSll
12-17
1- 2
1-2-57
preferred
(s-a)—_
(Toronto)
(resumed)
Mfg.
E'rwin
&
6%
12-17
12-17
1-
(quar.)
—:
B
12-17
1-15
35c
11-30
$ 1 -12V2
common
Corp.
preferred
1-
2
1
15c
Corp.—
(increased quar.)
Contract
1-
A__
(quar.)
•
Flooring
Class
Ero
class
common
Insurance
Equitable Credit 20c
Erie
Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
Ex-Cell-O
Excelsior
5%
12-21
1-
Texas—
of
(stock
Co
preferred
$1.65
common
Heating Products,
Endicott Johnson
5%
12-31
—
&
General
Stock
(quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)——
Empire Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Emporium Capwell (quar.)
Enamel
12-20
12-21
Co.—
——,—-
Mfg.,
1st
62 'Ac
RR.
(s-ai
Electric
4%
12-20
Haloid
Hamilton
11-30
Cable
2
1-
12-31
62 '/2C
WilliamsDort
preferred
Box
Co.,
Bronze
12-31
2%
.
5%
2
12-17
11-30
1
J5c
General
12-24
'
30c
dividend
preferred
7
5%
—
common...
Stock
5%
7%
1-
2
1
1-
Holders
__-H_.II _II.II
Ltd.,
4'A%
-s——
Ltd.
1-
1-
Inc.—
s-a)
preferred
Bakeries,
Common
Associates
dividend
Elmira
1-
(Seattle)—
A
When
Payable
Ltd.
'
Brass,
$1.38
Co.
(initial
Baking
General
Special
Elliott
General
•
Industries—
30c
Stock
11-26
•
Hahn
35c
(quar.)
American
General
Electronic
12-10
Canada,
12-14
12-31
of
Quarterly
Quarterly
Class
Ex bra
25c
American
12-31
-
investment
(quar.)
Investors
convertible
preierred
Electrical
12-14
$1.25
com.
1956
Per
Gypsum, Lime & Alabastine
1-13
12-31
50c
(from
31
Share
Name of Company
6
10c
Power
common
preferred
Stop-Nut Corp. of America
Mfg. Co. (quar.)—
&
2-
2-1
28 Ac
(quar.)
preferred
$4.50
$4.50
Electric
1
40c
(quar.)
com.
American
General
New
fquar.)__i
& Co.,
preferred (quar.)
5A% preferred (quar.)
$4.72
Elder
3-
$1
—A-1.1'
5%
1-15
2-
(Julius)
Monday, December
.
Holders
37'Ac
'
income)
Gatineau
12-20
<
$1.12'/a
Elastic
Fox
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Industries Fund, Inc.
Gas
12-10
1-
$1.06'A
(quar.)
preferred
Co.,
preferred
Garfinckel
Electric Co.—
$4.12
When
Payable
Corp.
2
12-31
20c
(initial;—
com.
(quar )
common
preierred
Paso
1-21
4%
-
partic.
Products,
4 V2
El
Stores
pid.
12-15
t60c
—
i
Laboratory,
Bros.
2
Gardner-Denver
5
12 'Ac
(quar.)—
Extra
Edison
1-
t25c
.__
—
Economics
12-
$1.50
(quar.)
Extra
Economy
2
.
Investment
Economic
1-
5%
(quar.;
common
Share
of Company
60c
25c
Eastman
Financial Chronicle
preferred
(Continued
(s-a)__—
on
.
page
1
47)
$3
1-
2
1-2-57
12-15
12-
3
Volume
Number
184
5599
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(2845)
Stock Record «» New York Stock Exchange
DAR.Y RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISYED SYOCK
Range for Prevloai
STOCKS
Year 1955
■
Leweet
37% Oct
48% Jan
28
111
Jan
19
Jan
107
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
6
3
37% Dec
6
98% Dec
14
-
109'/a Feb
4
14% Jan
46% Jan
S3
71
.
18
Oct
63
Sep
20
30
Jun
34% Sep
20
3
77% Jan
21
20% Nov
-1
'
130
Dec
ACF
76
Jan
20
July 30
Sej)
108
377a Dec
19
23 % Dec
4
4
ABC
28
22
9
30 % Jan
4%
677b Jan
1
19
21
154
Industries Inc
Steel
Acme
4
4
Adams-Millis
July 17
22% Jan
J.
Inc
13
Aeroquip
10
Air Reduction Inc common
13
170
6
22
136
Feb
9
190
Dec
Jan
5
155
Nov
9
163
Mar 14
Jan
157
20
2% Dec
13
Dec
'
4% Feb
4.50%
pfd
16
17% Oct
11
Jan
80
Jan
17
7 V«Jan
Dec
Dec
14
117% Jan
19
16% Dec
9
Aug
21
23% Feb
6
88 % Jan
23
11
28% July 25
3
91% Aug
28
.
6
,
77 % Dec
26
5
July 12
11
209 % Jan
326
„
6% Dec
Jun
241 %
3
3
Sep
series
1951
122
Mar 14
170
Jun
24
115
Dec
5
30
Jan
23
Jan
C\
117
Nov" 11
105
Nov
30
14% Jan
7
12% Dec
5
18 Va Jan
23
'29% Apr
21% Dec
11
29% Dec
26
42% Dec
77
93
Jan
19
Jan
3
34
Dec
22
20
122% July
25% Dec
40
July 22
51% Mar 14
63% Jun
94% Jan
98
7
88
5
30
Apr
9
11
Nov
Dec
160
Sep
.
134% Apr
26
34% Aug
1
55% May 12
72% Jan 18
2% Nov
34
41
Sep
23
88
Sep
23
•'.r
r
••.-■
STOCK
5
39
15
Allied
Kid
36'/a Apr-
23
Allied
21
5674 Jan
.4
23
973/4 Jan
3
Apr
24
Sep
27
31 % Nov
19
91% Jan
10
82
Oct
14
105% Jun
30
Oct
11
91 % Feb
23
31
Nov
100
Feb
29 % Jun
0
139% Jun
13
36
16
Sen
1
110
27% Mar 15
32
65
Nov
14
2
72
6
30
Oct
4
79
Jan, 9
26% Mar 16
126
21
2%
33% July 15
21% Dec
20
17
21% Mar
8
19% Dec
J
6% Oct
11
9% Jan
3
4% Nov
29
77a Mar 12
38% May 18
43% Aug 31
35% Jan 18
48 % Nov
30
Jan
3
46% Sep
16
47
7
71% May
23 % Mar 17
33
27% Mar 14
Nov
33% Dec
6
17
9
Nov
20
Apr
457a Jun
27
61% Nov
12
53% Dec
3
Dec
13
27
o7
2
77%
4.08%
convertible
preferred
*11(5
1,300
97%
99
97%
98%
97%
9874
8,100
96 3»
93%
120%
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
1
Petroleum Corp.—No par
26
*25%
26
Amer
3%%
Airlines
American
6%
4%
Shoe
Brake
Corp
preferred
Inc
common
American
Can
Radio
&
Co
Corp
Crystal Sugar coin
No par
V? Dec
26
21
126
Jan
24
157
Dec
26
15% Jun
10
54
Sep
29
25
Dec
3
447a Mar 12
American
Enka
40% Sep
20% Sep
22
35% Jan
3
48
American
10
European!
28
American
Feb
14
100
Cyanamid Co com__—10
37,% conv preferred series C-100
American Distilling Co
20
American Encaustic
Tiling
1
14
16% Apr
5
86
35% May 28
18% Oct
4
m Feb.
65
Jan
11
1
130
Dec
9
17
96
Nov
15
Sep
16
Aug
2
Jan
6
96% Jan
26
13% Dec
7
13 %
105
16% Nov
15
Jan
25
84% Jan
31
11% Jan
30
Dec
4
43% mig
22% Dec
142 Va Nov
96
13% Nov
2
26
7
143
Aug
7
14% Mar 21
102
29
.
July
4%%
America
Hawaiian hfc Co—r—-10
Products
1
Ice Co common
No par
American-IIome
American
6%
9
International
2
15
Dec
28
107% Feb
4
95
Dec
19
106 Va Feb
21
5%%
7
24% Feb
9
40% Dec
11
American
18
35% Apr
94% Jan
6
77% Dec
26
93
21
41% Mar 16
35 Va Feb
10
45 % Nov
7
Amer
Machine &
29
347, May
4
Amer
Metal
21
88 % Nov
27% Jan
18% Dec
13".
104
11
Oct*25
108
Sep
;•
13
97%; Dec
6
108
1
22% Dec
17
28
20% Mar 14
31% Sep
24% Mar 16
32
Jun
30
28
10% Jan
Mar
Jun
17
13% Jan
4
5% Dec
23
26 % Oct
27
38
27
American
3.90%
4%%
Co of III——1
Investment
prioi
preferred——:
100
& Fdry common.-7
Mach
100
preferred
-No par
Metals
common.No par
Ltd
Co
preferred
100
Products
Metal
53% Mar
170
'%n
27% Jun
American
27
5 % %
5
American
Molasses Co
1
3
American
Motors
5
55%. Jan
12
70 % Sep
17
American
Natural
28% Feb
0
32 Va Feb
29
American
News
33% Nov 21
40% Jan
9
American
54% Aug
9
Amer
Optical Co
& Chemical
24 % Mar 20
Amer
3
Jun
167a Dec
7
179% Jan
5
150
7 % May 25
9% Jan
3
6
8
5
Dec
.
19
Dec
14
177
•
6
American
Seating
26
American
Ship
37% Feb
28
Nov
72% Apr
11
56
Feb
21
105
58% Sep
46% Jan
23
59
172
21
22
142% Dec
12
174
42
Jan
10
131 Va Aug
12
120
Apr
25
43% Dec
30
39% Jan
19
58% Feb
18
13
29 % Feb
Apr
46% Aug 24
3
11
1
46% Nov
2
48
Dec
1?,
64% Jan
6
100
Nov
16
87
Jun
26
137% Jan
4
147% Nov
16
132
14% Jan
12
172% Jan
13
62% Feb
21
13.0% Jan
20
-
20% Jan
31
187% July 21
82 % Dec
145
6
Nov
23
Dec
15
55% Nov
10
8% Oct
26% Jan
46
27
11% Jan
10
13
29% Aug
28% Aug
16
25% May 17
167s Oct
30% Jun
47
14
Dec
10% Dec
165
Oct
68 % Oct
119
Dec
23
36% Jan
Nov
% Mar 20
Feb
467a Mar
51
21
2
100
5
7%
59% Jan
113
146
Nov
Jan
1634 Jan
187 Va Feb
preferred
Safety Razor
Snuff
preferred__100
No par
16
American
Stores
Co
15
American
Sugar
Refining
19
7%
*1
com—100
100
preferred
5
Tobacco
16
American
Sumatra
Tal & Tel Co
Tobacco
1
Apr
30
American
27
6%
23
13
American
9
Jan
3
10% July 20
American
25
Dec
4
29
17
1
23% Nov
26
27
6
17 % Dec
12
23 Va Mar 13
May 28
25
common
100
Viscose
6%
5%%
American
Zinc
Jan
6
Aug 26
65
Jan
23
877a Mar 19
Anaconda
6
72
Sep
21
63% Feb
14
85
Anaconda
Wire
33% Mar 30
40
Jun
20
Co com—5
25
series
25
series
Lead
Smelting—1
&
Co
52% Jan
25
Corp
Works
Water
Preferred
Preferred
,
100
preferred
31% Nov
Jan
25
common
Steel Foundries
145% Jan
5174 Jan
Co
noncumulative
American
84 %
No par
100
preferred
American
6%
10
Co..No par
Co
Building
Smelt & Refg com
American
July 24
10
1
Amer
129% Mar 26
23
23
1
No par
American
6
39% Jan
——No par
Sany common—5
Std
&
Rad
13
27
40% Mar 14
121% Oct
25
Co
Potash
Feb
50% Jan
21
Gas
Co
8% Feb
6
9
7%
20
Corp
11
29 % Jan
161% Jun
com
convertible preferred
23
16
2
16
43
Oct
2iy4 Mar 14
1
Corp
Apr
87a Jan
30
13% Jan
6
60% Sep
38% Apr
Jan
18
15
11
3
Mar 16
:.
30
17
8% Oct
American
Jan
2
46% Jan
17
Mar 29
preferred—100
noncumulative
17% Apr
1774 Jan
Sep
23% Oct
—5
Secur—No par
American Export Lines Inc
40c
American & Foreign Power..No par
American Gas &. Electric Co
10
American Hardware Corp-—13-50
82
Nov
7
Anchor
103
Sep
7
32% Dec
19
13% Jan
3
110
Mar
.44% Jan
36% Dec
31% Dec
6
7
90
3
3
32% Jan
1
Dec.
10
30% May 28
26% May 29
42% Apr
107
2
Jan
12
'42% Dec
13
50
<fc
Cable
No par
Hocking Glass Corp—
6.25
Common
$4
No
preferred
Anderson
Clayton fr
43 % July 11
Anderson-Prichard
357a Mar 19
Andes Copper Mining
Co
Oil
Corp
par
21.80
10
14
24 Va
26,200
20 Va
STOCKJ EXCHANGE CLOSED
CHRISTMAS
HOLIDAY
20%
5%
4%
5 V»
4%
40%
40%
40%
40%
41 Va
39%
40
40
39%
40
55%
55%
55%
55%
55 Va
53 %
53%
54
55
54'/a
55
r20%
26%
*27
*27
27%
34%
*34%
35
77%
*84
b6
*64
22,700
3,700
900
1,100
100
600
86
*155
158
*153
157
157
200
12,200
35
78 Va
79%
78 Va
79%
5
27 Va
35
85%
34%
*84
—,
Corp
25% Nov
17 % Dec
103
10
prior preferred
American
600
23%
23 Va
20
4,500
*19%
23
45 Va
112 Va
54%
No par
Co
6,100
39%
25
Cable
600
197a
40 %
12.50
common
&
*
1,300
44%
112
20
23 %
317a
98
5
1
—a
Chain
a
13,500
111 Va
45 V»
44%
112
115
2,200
23%
64
19%
19%
12,900
61 Va
30 >/-»
♦62
66
19%
100
100
1167a
*20
20
Cable
preferred
American
22 7
1
-■
preferred
*62
19%
31 %
30
%
3,300
120
*95%
98
30
30'A
45%
45
*110
Broadcasting-Paramount
Dec
30 Va Dec
65
19%
loo
35
10
*64
2
com—No par
Co
convertible
American
7%
Arnia
30%
23 y4
"114
31%
*96
98
60%
2374
120
31 Va
31%
31
Va
26
1137b
61%
Va
23
26
114%
*114
*95 78
50
Bosch
60
247.
*29%
100
common——10
Note
preferred
Theatres
5%
preferred.
conv
Bank
112%
112%
120
*114
100
Bakeries Co com—No par
cum
American
Amer
23%
1
common
convertible preferred
17a
61%
60
Agricultural Chemical—No par
American
100
13% Nov 27
111%
Amerada
135% Dec
177a Jari
8,800
"25%
Jan_ 26
22
2,200
11,500
121
17a
Colortype Co
Mar 30
119%
39 Va
94%
92
121%
29%
Mar 15
16
387b
957a
121%
700
39,800
113
17.
106
12% Aug I?
39%
38%
39%
95%
100
*28%
American
1
39%
111
115
*110
115
*108 7.
.
23
1%
9
7
;
121 %
pom
37 % Apr
Dec
;
13%
29 Va
co
Chicle
197a Aug
7,400
13%
*28
79
3
'
13'A
I7.i
23
3
%
'
13%
28 V.
Jan
19
627/a
105
'
13%
1 %
27% May 15
81
Dec 18
Nov
122
62%
*101 %
1
preferred
61
Jan
*116
68
105
62
28 "4
convertible
17
15
122
V,
*101 Va
1
6%
22
34
35,600
50
Amalgamated Leather
69% Dep
42% Dec
6%
13%
lo
American
277a Mar 21
50
79
6%
310%
*116
63%
105
2,500
*205
,No par
America
0
8
122
62%
*77
67a
*205
*101%
'
16%
?
310 Va
285
12H00
1137,
16%
79
6%
*205
100
Cement
of
Jan
28
*77
67.
V
18
•113
16%
11,100
100% Jan
127s Dec
113%
16%
77%
6%
173A
18 VB
177a
*113
16%
34 Va
27
22% Jun
18 7.
113%
16%
77
Mar 14
12%
17%
*113
43%
48
91% Sep
v
337s
18
38% Jan
38
'
:
77
32% May 21
207a Jan 11
59% Dec
■
*«_ —
3,600
437s
Amer
18
18% Jan
49 Va
■
'
"
,tm
"
27a
33%
11
22% Jan
1
.
'
77
9
Oct
:
23A
Tii
2
33' 'a
237a Aug
2
4774 Dec 11
40
'■■•'v"
'"
■
2%
43 Va
7074 Jan
Dec
',
2%
32%
4%%
118
3,900
161
77
American
1
1-51
193
*156
43
26
23
50%
*189
33 %
29
Sep
50%
161
43%
Feb
39% Oct
•
191
*156
77
Jan
99
50%
*189
161
77
31% Oct
14
50%
191
43%
36
19
50%
Allied Stores Corp common—No par
4% preferred
100
Allia-Chalmers Mfg common
20
108
42% Dec
3,700
2,500
7
107% Sep
21%
30 Va
8
6
21
29'%
10
12
20%
*2274
Mar 19
7
20%
29%
May 28
16% Jan 23
22 % Mar 30
Jan
19
27
20%
23%
64
Jan
33% Jan
Sep
18,900
29 %
27 % Mar
May 31
14
14% Jan
100
Dec
22
13%
23 %
95% Dec
Nov
■
58
105% Sep
6
6
121 Va Mar 23
13
30 7.
3
13
137a
23%
Limited
3% Jan
13
29%
Co
39
500
13%
*22%
Aluminum
28
400
139
5
Alpha Portland
23
6,100
25
*136%
139
18
Co
Aluminium
July 17
24%
Va
25
24%
*135
3,900
24
247a
24%
"
5,800
1
___
Dye
150
9
24 Va
25 %
1,600
14%
377a
*156
5
Inc—
47
July 11
133% Aug 10
14
1% Dec
4
Jan
17
Feb
CLOSED
HOLIDAY
100
&
24%
.136%
65
14%
36%
7
No par
Mar 12
23 % Dec
30% Nov
20% Jan
Apr
99% Feb
July 25
65 %
*188
CHRISTMAS
1
common
Mills
6
May
17
70
112
25 74 Aug
82
25i/4 Jan
102
4
17
65
,
201/4
•
common
1
preferred A
:
100
$4 prior preferred conv_
No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Aflegneny & West Ry 6% gtd_._100
Chemical
125
;
lo
preferred
9
8
EXCHANGE
'
5%%
Allied
37 %
•"
7,200
13 %
.
_
100
Industries
34
119% Sep 13
3% Mar 29
16
Jan
104% Nov
15
Inc
'■
•
...
100
common
Allen
,30% Nov 29
110
May
64% Dec
64%
65%
135
Alleghany Corp
117 % Mar Z7
3,200
58 %
24%
•
•"
loo
preferred
4 % %
58
5778
24
-
No par
Vicksburg Ry
Inc
577,
58%
14 %•
__1
Products
7%
Aldens
107a May
7
241% Sep 14
14
104
20% Aug 26
Alco
237a Mar 22
2,700
*
'
'117a
363/a
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
111
26% Mar 30
117
7
18
11%
11 Va
14 %
.
109% Jan
700
11%
11%
36
Corp
Alabama <Ss
,
.
14%
1
Dec
29
99%
99 Va
36%
Corp
21 Va Dec
28
-
1
52
Mar 15
39
99 Va
14%
No par
9
Dec
38 V,
64%
,
Corp__10
19
27/s Nov
Share s
38s/a
99 Va
38%
(i
100
35%
Co
Corp
36% Feb
155
the Week
Dec. 28
2.50
11% Apr
107
Friday
Pe$. 27
11%
•
■
_5u
21
41% Dec
38 7
Hales fee
Thursday
10
Express
Admiral
PRICES
58
.
25
common
Addressograph-Multigrapli
3
38%
1
SALE
Dec. 26
*99 Va
Co
Adams
HIGH
Wednesday
Dec. 25
5
i
Vending Corp—
preferred
ACF-Wrigley -Stores
28
AND
Tuesday
Dec. 24
100
common
15% Aug 24
14
27% Mar 14
Monday
Par
preferred
5%
29'/a May
32y4 Jan
G
Jan
12% Nov
LOW
STOCK
Abbott Laboratories
14
Apr 10
-29% May 25
19
35% Sep
-
6
19
12% Oct
55
Aug 25
23% Sep
25 Vi Jan
21% Oct
30
Aug 25
25% Nov
7% Mar 23
v
Dec
79
18
Jan
11
16% Jan 27
YORK
EXCHANGE
457e Apr
1
Feb
-
13
NEW
Highest
78%
12,700
13
100
158
1
*25%
26
25%
25%
13%
•25%
13 Va
13%
12%
13
1,500
8,600
26'
200
2 i
26 VH
26%
25%
26 %
46%
46%
46%
46 %
46 Va
i8%
291
28%
28%
28%
2.1
5,uOJ
13%
141
14
14%
14 Va
15
21,300
37%
11,100
22'A
1,000
26 %
*46
36%
22
*'
36
371'a
37%
Va
36%
22
22 'A
22%
22%
129
128
125
125
128
129
300
130
*125%
131 %
131%
131%
134
1,700
*11%
11%
11 %
*95%
97
14
*'•
14
11%
11%
*95%
97
*95%
14 %, V
14
'A
14
'A
11%
•
14%
15 Va
15%
96%.
95%
95%
*94
n
37%
37%
37%
37
37 %
x77%
78 •',
77%
77%
78
78
15 Va
.*94
15%
41
41%
42
43%
281..
27%
28%
27
98%
%W%
*98 Vb
'22%
15 Va
97
43
27%
22 7
B
23
16
2i'a
;
1,400
3,600
400
12,300
100
2,500
27%
5,800
•98 Va
28 Va
10
28
26%
rl5-%
43 Va
%
9812
*25%
16
*25 %
300
97
15
371
500
22%
23 Va
4,000
•25%
26 Va
15 Va
15%
15'/a
500
5%
5 Va
53,300
62%
63%
2,800
1,600
'
53 i.
63%
5%
5 'i.
5%'
64%
63
64
*
31%
31%
31%
31%
31 Va
31%
33 3
34 %
33%
34
33%
34
49:%
50
49%
50
51
uZ
17
17
17
17'A
17
17'A
♦145
157
153
153%
*147
153 Va
40
6 Va
7,800
30 Va
1,800
4
6 Va
30
87%
%
,,
6%'
30 Va
89%'
6%
6
30%
87%
56%
57 Va
56%
143%
144%
1'43%
44:%
♦120
46 Va
30%
88
89
57%
47%'., '
44%
44%
45%
121%
120 Va
120 Va
60
47 V*
Va
46 %
4,600
49%
1,700
48 Va
48%
*105%
107%
132%
133%
13
12%
13
16)
168%
169
72%
35%
9 %
*26%
25
470
%
44
106
119
5,600
; 46 Va
136
168%
470
56%
145'A
121%
44%'
122
133 %
13
88
56%
144
144
10 f
48%
6
30%
4,100
35,200
487..
46
48%
105%
105%
900
400
133%
690
10%
12 Va
6,300
168%
169 Va
27,600
'132
'
72%
73 "4
72%
73'A
120%
119%
120%
119 V.
120 Va
36%
35%
35 Va
35 Va
19,700
9%
3,500
73
9%
9%
36
9%
27
*26%
*24%
25
9%
*26%
27
2-5
%
27
*24%
25 Va
6,900
2*200/
300
17%
17%
17%
17%
17 Va
17%
5,500
74%
75%
72
74%
72
72%
32,300
77%
77%
77%
73
34%
34 Va
34%
34%
91
91
92 Va
20
41%
41%
4lVa
41 "2
41 Va
41%
1,700
37%
38%
37'/a
37%
36%
37%
4,300
26
26
*25%
26%
26 Va
100
4
*91
1:2 %
•77
34 '/a
*91
•26
78
35
130
800
IS
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2846)
NEW YORK STOCK
iMr 1955
UVMi
4 V.
S6
Rang* ilaee Jan. 1
UvMi
Highest
A
P
W Products
Jan
18
28
41 y4 Apr
9
27% Jan
23
39*4 Apr
27*4 Mar
S
Argo Oil Corp
Argus Cameras Inc__.
14
4
«y4 Mar 13
20*4 Dec
May 12
13*4 Jan
6
23
55 V* Dec
36
6
46% Feb
9
69% Dec
Dec
15
15% Feb
7
24
26*4 Nov
"29
Dec
5
18
May
8
Armco
Steel
Armour &
2
When
ll"
3o *4 Oct
•6*4 Aug 30
19*4 Sep 29
6*4 Jun
24
35 *4 Apr 28
102*4 Apr 19
Jan
3
9% Tei)
17
22
14
34
82
18*4 May 24
4 s/a Dec
5
Nov 28
26% Jun
12*4 Jan
6
17
Jun
17
15% Jan 11
26*4 Apr
5
30
Jun
16
27% Oct
4
t
Aug 15
May 27
29% Feb
1«
Mar 15
37% Mar 27
102*4 Mar
Jan
,
Arvln
20
Ashland Oil &
Mar 29
37% Sep
104% Feb
8
113
•2% Feb
1
69
97
55
Oct
'
9
Jan
23
38
Jan
110*4 Jan
73
3
6
6.25%
Nov
30
26% Dec
17
90
Nov
28
8
43% Jan
27
40% Sep
9
101*4 Apr 20
35*4 Jan
8
83*4 NOV
29
8% Nov
29
15% Dec
27
10
27*4 Dec
13
•6*4 Oct
13
41*4 Oct
10
34 y4 May 17
•6% Sep
15
*
Oct
30
3
Mar 17
101
59*4 Mar
47*4 Mar 14
68
9
61% Feb
10
14*4 Jan
4
Jan
11
9
Sep 13
16V* Jan 19
July 18
16*4 Nov
19
16
Mar 21
6*4 Oct
42
26
Oct
20
Dec
18
13
33% July 25
11% Aug
3
30% Mar 13
101
Feb
33*2
33%
32%
33*8
33
3o1
1
20%
21
*20%
20%
20*4
20%
60*4
60
64%
65%
64%
64%
13,100
17*2
18
xl5%
15%
15%
16%
32,200
5
27
4%
*o2V4
21
20%
20%
5
4%
4%
5
1
Inc.
Iijc
21 r-»
4:%
2.50
Goods
20
1
Atlas
9
Austin
27
34% Oct
29
Automatic
Avco Mfg Corp
27% Dec 22
8*4 Apr 18
Mar 30
5*4 Sep
26
7% Feb
24
37% Sep
26
49 y4 Feb
24
82.25
series
4% Dec
17
7y4 July 12
Babbitt
B
5,500
28%
28%
28%
1
900
17%
17%
17*4
17%
29%
29
29
29%
29%
600
31%
31%
31%
31 *8
31 %
1,200
98*4
98
98%
98
98
110
65
64%
64%
65
65%
900
26%
27
26%
26%
10
A
12,900
10%
26%
26,700
10*8
10*8
10
10%
14,200
27
27
27%
26%
27
27%
91
'■
■■■>■
:
'
'V"
•
'
■
.
1
46 %
46*e
47
45%
44%
83%
■
.
91
45
•*
27*4
46
fij'%
.
100
—
preferred;
04%
83%.
8%
20
.
A
9
'
»9T
50
46%
47
5,400
45%
44%
45
7,500
84
84
*90
85%
430
9%
51,300
16%
11,500
'
V
'
8%
■
15%
16
16
77*2
-
1,500
93
93
77%
8%
9
16%
16
"76
77%
100
"
20
(Thej
V.
*76%
:
78
*10
10%
no
10%
No par
($1.20)
Co
.
No par
common
pret
Canteen
*16%
17%
"16%
17%
Airier
oi
5
30%
3
5*8
6
42%
42
5%
42 Va
%
10
10
*16%
31
31
30%'
No par
common
preferred
conv
4%
17*4
'
£>■
10
;—
Nichols
8
20
200
4%
64%
;/
%
No par
common
Powder
prior
2,300
20%
*20
Fe—
RR
common
17% Feb
85
98%
'"/r.-V'"?:
"'■:'*■ r;-'V "
■
100
$3.75
Aug
11% Jan
Conv
;
com__6.50
cumulative
29
84
,
31%..
HOLIDAY
*
10
Electric Co
Corp
5%
28*4
84
29
CLOSED
10
Refining
Preferred
Atlas
EXCHANGE
CHRISTMAS
__10
Line
2,000
17*8
STOCK
100
Co
preferred
Coast
28*4
28%
900
Corp—
preferred
Atlantic
28*4
1
com
29%
29
3,200
a
16%
*15%
30
84
1
City
10
23 *2
*82*4
Corp
Topeka & Sante
Atlantic
10% May 28
1
,
1
common
Refining
non-cum
22'/a Jun
64
36 *8
preferred
Atlantic
18% Jun
91
35%
Common
5%
63% May 9
47% Aug 14
89% Feb
36%
5
Associates Investment
Atchison
25% Nov 21
100
<-41/2
35%
5
No par
Industries
Shares
5
"4%
5
Common
Aug 28
5
the Week
10
Co
Dry
7
30
2nd preferred $1.50 series—No par
30% Mar 29
Dec.
015%
Carpet
Friday
Dec. 28
Thursday
Dec. 26
35%
Illinois
Constable
Artloom
Bales fer
PRICES
Wednesday
5
preferred
Arnold
6
13
Dec.
issued
$3.75
Associated
26*4 Mar 14
of
Monday, December 31, 1956
No par
Corp
Co
31% Mar 15
11
Inc
Armstrong Cork Co
2
8*4 Jan
22
Co
SALE
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Dec. 24
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midiand
31% July
3
Monday
EXCHANGE
35*4 Jun
6% Jan
11
S4% May
NEW YORK STOCR
J,
Highest
.-.
RECORD
LOW
43% Feb
May 19
Oct
EXCHANGE STOCK
8TOCKS
lull far rrnlMa
.
30%
42
31
900
6
39,300
42
5%
6
42%
100
1712
1,100
B
•% Aug 18
8% Feb 10
35% May 74
48 % Dec
5
Dec
46
23
47% Dec
21
11% Jan
6
24% Mar 30
11% Jun
a
16% Jan
10
31% Dec
17
35% Feb
7
95
12
65
When
i2
30 y* Jan
Var 31
35% Aug 12
113% May 5
Jun
14
105
36% Jan
18
64% Jan
6
Jan
48% Nov
109
99
30
Nov
29
113
Dec
21
105
53% Sep
1
75% Nov 23
41% Feb
13
53
58 % Dec
28
*0% Jan
6
45
42% Jan
2
66% Jan
Jan
July 14
Feb
T)
Iuo
1
Wilcox Co
(The)
Baltimore
19
4%%
27
4%
38% Mar
8
33% Jan
3
14% Jan
6
45
Sep 15
72% Mar 29
19% Nov 23
Gas
Elec
&,
95%
96
85%
85%
85%
110
46 %
45%
46%
16,100
59%
59 *8
58%
59%
58 *8
58%
1,000
57%
58
57%
57%
57
57
79
79
79
79%
79%
79%
13*8
13%
13 %
13*4
13*8
13 *8
Brothers
39
Jan
6
44
Jun
12
43
May 28
56% July 16
Beatrice Foods Co
8
45
Jan
17
116
Jan
23
134 %
July 13
3%%
94
Nov
27
106 y4 Jan 20
4%%
1
17% Sep
13
37% Jan
9
30
25 y« Jan
23
43*8 Dec
28
Nov
•8
Jan
20% Sep
18
29% Dec
50
Bayuk Cigars Inc
2
Works
Corp
Mills
Beckman
96
Mar 18
80 Vb Nov
21
30
July 11
19% Jun
8
3
49
Oct
39
12
Nov
28
17%
Jan~25
10
Nov
28
14
Feb
0
22
Jan
6
38
Feb
20
Jun
8
27
Jan
3
Bell
Aircraft
17
42
y4 Apr
15
28% Feb
14
50% Dec
27
Bell
&
8
101
85
27
57
54%
56
6,000
16*2
16%
16%
16*8
16%
16%
3,300
52%
1,000
12.50
•6% Mar
Apr 18
■
Nov
0
Beck Shoe (A S) 4%%
Beech Aircraft Corp
4
Beech
32 % Dec
26
101
1
Jan
30
64% Dec
27
22vs Aug
10
Beneficial
2% Feb
24
Benguet
(>
Oct
14
59% Mar
26
1
Apr 22
30
Mar 14
43
Jan
7
48% Jun
22% Feb
14
18% Nov
Dec
12
1*4 Dec
14
35% July 2a
56% July 1
30% Oct
1
44% Dec
53*2 Dec
19% Sep
7
4%%
2
19%
19%
19%
39%
,40%
"80
10P
Corp
27%
40%
31 %
82»a
10
...1
CHRISTMAS
10
preferred
100
19
77 y4 Aug
9
Bestwail
28
169% Dec
9
140% May 28
194*4 Dec
172
9
146
74
Jan
Sep 16
Dec
20
172% Feb
8
16% Jan
13
71
5
84
Jan
11
33% Oct
15
22
32% Feb
Dec
40
Dec
24
Aug 17
31
Mar
4
28% Jan
23
26
Sep 26
33% Jun 14
25% Nov
20
28% NOV
25
Aug 23
31% Sep 29
39% Jan
3
12
Dec
20
8
15% Mar 14
9% Jan
61
14
Dec
30
43% Nov 29
95% Sep
•3% Jan
12
6
Jan
66% May
•1% Oct
19
2
Mar 14
24
May 10
28%
Jan~28
95
Aug 11
32
26
6
33
6
Mar 14
15% Jan
6
•6*4 Jan
20
M
Nov
17
3
9% Dec
26
12% Mar 16
54
Jan
Dec
27
64
38% Jan
17
50% Apr
98% Feb
Bond
12
Airplane
Co
56 y4 July 20
24% Jan 23
Boston
dc
3
3
10
1
21
Brass
17% May 17
31% Feb 23
24% Apr
6
48% Nov
16
Briggs Manufacturing
Brlggs dc Stratl.011
17
Bristol-Myers Co
Dec
30
23
July 21
95*4 July 29
Feb
29
32 V4 May 25
37
Aug
Union
17
15% Apr
2
27
Brooklyn
13% Dec
Brown
&
48
Aug 29
Brown
Shoe
29% Jan
23
17 y8
May 28
89
Dec
5
95% Jun
(The l
Co
1
36% July 17
Buffalo
38% Juiy 30
23
Mar
8
Bullard
78
Dec
Burlington Industries Inc
71
Sep 30
32% Jan
6
15
Mar 18
23
Jan
8% Oct
34
Oct
•9% Jan
13% Jan
6
11
11
26
7
2% May 17
10% Jan
6
92
16% Jan
3
30
81% Jan
19
77 y4 Feb
8
Dec
27
85% Mar
34 y4 Jun
22
72
28% Jan
23
19% July
1
30% Oct 31
12% Aug 26
46% Sep
15
10
20
22 y4 Sep
18
31% Jan
23
12% Apr
103% Jan
25% May
8
34% Dec
4
98
6% Aug 15
3
Apr
Aug 15
40% Jan
23
4% Dec
10
123/a Jan
20
Oct
105 y4 Aug
6
15
11 Va
Apr
ll
14
44% Dec
5*4 Aug
9
7% Jan
17
12
34% Nov
23
17% Dec
43% Jan
3
9
13
12
17% Jan
3
98
Feb
7
66
July 11
•7% Jan
95% Jan
13
10
98% Mar 14
<3% Dec 30
100
July I3
64% Feb
7
32% Aug 29
35% Jun 16
59
For footnote-
~
Feb 21
see
page
5
5,200
No pur
27%
1 ?5
9%
9%
5
75% Dec
55
21
Oct
1
24% Noy
30
33 % Apr
6
49%
49%
250
43%
5.00J
19
18%
19
5.409
42%
42
%
42%
2.500
11%
11%
11%
37 %
37%
37
37*4
36%
37%
8,300
7,500
42 *2
43
41%
42%
41
41 %
1,600
13
13%
9,800
5
(A
1
5
1
coin
100
preference
100
5
1
15
5
common
No par
preferred
in**
Packing Corp
5
Mills
13%
46%
41%
"85
34%
1
Ltd
Ry
100
25
No par
34%
34%
1,200
44%
9,400
100
*80
34%
34^4
2,500
14
14
14
13%
14 %
41*4
41 *4
41%
40%
41%
700
44%
44%
43*a
44%
41
%
42%
3,600
24
24
24 *8
24Vb
24%
24%
600
50%
51%
49 Vb
*90
*30
|
49%
49 *4
18 *8
18
%
92
30%
50%
13
18*4
*90
*90
91
1,200
11,200
18%
91
17,100
}
30
30%
30%
300
26%
26%
26%
26%
26.
26 3s
8,200
20%
20%
20 7
21
21
21%
1,900
13 %
19,300
68%
370
13
29%
13*8
e
13
13*8
12%
'
67*4
69
67*4
*62
65
*72%
74
39%
40
18%.
26%
27%
9 %
33%
102
42%
6%
1.66%
34%
43%
43*2
100
*85
46%
14
13%
1.80
42 *2
42%
100
*46%
41
5
Inc
Co
Pacific
13 *8
46%
1
Zinc-Lead
Soup
13%
46-%
18
Co
M)
13
46%
5
No par
Cannon
6
6,300
83
18%
No par
60% Apr
Aug 22
3,100
44%
*80
82
49
57
43%
44
11%
(4.25 conv preferred—
Canada Southern Ry Co
50
50%
55%
55%
*80
420
42*4
Canadian Breweries
Canadian
1,600
11%
No par
-Canada Dry Ginger Ale com
38% Mar 10
9%
If)
2.50
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
30% Nov 29
9%
43
3
Inc
participating
Campbell
9%
500
>
18%
loo
Calumet & Hecla
^
4,100
43%
44 *8
81
49 V2
14 %
54
55%
43%
79
16
14%
11%
3.50
Bros
California
r
28
15%
43
10
Terminal
Callahan
•
27%
5
Butte Copper & Zinc
1%
54 %
-
14%
9%
14%
15%
14%
16
27%
*15*4
27%...
15%
14 *8
preferred
Byers Co
32 %
27%
preferred
Butler
11% May 3
8% Apr 13
10% Mar 20
26
Dec
Bush
3
37% Oct
14 y4 Sep
91% Jan
17
27,300
22%
Burroughs Corp
26
6% Nov
'st
1600
63%
21%
Co
Co
second
14
46% July 28
33%
61 %
21%
Co
3%%
10
3
4%
5
9% Jan
36% Feb
15% Mar
Forge
Watch
8
Apr 26
33%
64
No par
10
Sep 20
4i,300
33%
common
28
Nov
18,200
28%
32%
preferred
Dec
63
44%
No par
Feb
12% Aug 21
300
"2
27*3
21%
Pipe Line Co..
Bucyrus-Erle Co
20% Dec
65
43%
43
28
15
26
8
*48
43%
27*8
1
27
l
49
42%
28
63%
Inc
21% Aug
92% Mar
22
49
43%
27%
64
Corp
Gas
Co
47% Feb 21
25% Sep
6
Jun
49
42 %
100
Mar 15
80
49
32 %
Co
16
3
2,300
74
21%
common
37*4 Aug 17
31% Dec 20
12
400
15
*72
2.50
11
76% Jan
14612
14%
63%
preferred
Bulova
194%
146 %
15
74
Buckeye
$5
193 %
146%
14%
*72
No par
Budd
193%
146%
15*8
74
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
22
191%
146%
146'
21 %
Bigelow
16
38 y& Jan
1°2%
2
14%
191
"72
10
common
100
26% July 19
66% July 18
21% Jan
3
300
50
8
18
33,300
100
Inc
Bridgeport Brass Co
4%%
preferred
17
11,800
1 *2
32
32
100
58
45% Dec
32
loo
23
25% Jan 23
5
25
23
23% Oct
43
com
1%
18%
35,000
No par
1
RR
preferred
Branlff Airways
3%%
1%
1,400
Co
26
44*4 Dec
18%
18%
5,000
15
Dec
14
18%
18%
11,100
44 *2
100
Dec
20
—
63%
54%
common
41
92% Oct
18%
62'2
44%
2.50
1
13
28% Feb
:
91
*66
64%
5
14% Jan 31
54% May 10
May~6
34%
91
.
63 *4
63%
53%
6%
100% Apr 25
36% Feb 16
C2%
44%
Common
t>lv4Jan
9
*86
91
1
1
Maine
29 *a Jan
1
May
*06
•
54%
(The)
Edison
3
Oct
2,400
54*b
Inc
Boston
41% Oct
36% Oct
49%
x44%
new
35*a Jun
19
49%.
_/
56 %
Co
&
Borg-Warner Corp
3Ya% preferred
67% Mar 19
50%
No par
Stores
Borden
48 %
45
Book-of-tlie-Monl,h Club Inc
10
Jan
48%
1
Class B
A
3
Aug
49% Dec
com
Bon Ami Co class A
1
26
2,400
17,000
44%
1
1
20% May
14% Dec
i
10%
21*2
54%
1951
Laughlin Inc
Boeing
.
10%
20%
1%
(Delaware)
l
Mar
13
12
'
10 *2
21
48
HOLIDAY
10%
208s
.1
*31 *2
Co
21
12
Dec
2,800
10%
2.
%
Mfg Co
Co
W)
39% Nov
Sep
14% Jan
30% Jan
&
Decker
Blaw-Knox
23% Nov
17
18% Mar 28
Bliss
&
series ot
Botan Aluminum
Dec 30
I9
(E
32%
10%
CLOSED
31%
100
3
12
64% Sep
(Del)
36
y4 Dec
30
Bliss
65% Dec
48
3
steel
29% Apr
34% May
lg
3
Black
32
32%
7,600
1
pld
50% Sep
0
46% July 17
40%
1 *8
preferred
32 y4 May 11
28%
*39%
1
Blgelow-Saulord Carpet (Del)
4 Va %
32
:
82
28 %
40%
31%
Gypsum Co
20
Dec
61% Sep
7%
■
*80
28 *4
*39%
1
29
.Inly
79
28% Jan
12y4Nov
3
48 y4 Apr 29
100% Nov 15
14% Jan
38
3
19% Jun 22
11% Jun
7
4
9,900
15,000
1 peso
Inc
Co
21% Dec
a"'.
20% Mar 15
10
<fc
Bethlehem
7
13y>Jun
85% Sep
Co
Best Foods
20
168% Sep
13% Jan
Nov
Finance
Consolidated
Best
101% Jan
18
a
19%
43*8
20%
EXCHANGE
STOCK
1
common
28
28%
"39 *2
20
18%
41
82
*80
83
1
Bendlx Aviation
33% Apr 17
53% Jun 22
96
39%
.
46
145
*95
38%
00
Co
*130
95
19*2
Corp
Howell
52
145
95
95%
1
pld-
Savers
52%
52
*130
52%
145
"94
RR
Life
2
"130
...-2.5C
91 % Aug
8
28% Dec 26
Beech-Nut
52'
.
100
Belding-Heminway
16
30% Jan
26% Aug
—
55%
Inc
47% Jan
Creek
_
57%
100
Inc
11
Sep 17
600
43
*41
43
56 5 b
prelerred
Instruments
26
14
*41
43
400
1,000
.
10
common
conv
prior
preferred
Beaunlt
"41
390
No par
Jan
40
5
—
preferred
6
29
24
___10
common
19% Jan
Jun
22% Mar 14
1
Corp
Bath
400
96
Oil
Jun
2,300
46 %
Barker
57
32*8
85 %
Bangor & Aroostook RR
147
32%
95%
Barber
107% May
38% Dec
32%
46%
12
13
32*8
85 %
24
13
32 *4
98
14
24
32
5,000
46%
Sep
Dec
23,300
85 %
67% Oct
Jan
13%
96
16
48
12%
6,400
100
82 y4 Jun
133
12%
4%
100
9
67% Nov 26
*2
100
31
103% Jun
12%
No par
Co
19
16% Aug 21
13
4
preferred—lOO
noncumulative
Iron
46
12%
13
preferred series B
4%%
46%
46
47%
Corp
Jan
60
46%
47%
'l
47%
47
12% Oct
13
4%
47%
4%
.47
4% preferred series C
Baltimore & Ohio common-.
May 10
4%
46%
"46%
4*8
9
issued
Baldwln-Llma-Hamiiton
2
Apr
(B
Babcock &c
*62
68*2
65
68%
*62
65
72
72%
72
72
%
39*4
39%
38%
39%
7,200
18 "2
18%
18%
18%
18 "2
300
27
27%
27
27 3
.
10
9%
33*a
10
33%
33%
102
•102Vb
102*2
43
42%
42%
7
5,200
500
*102 %
103%
42%
678
6%
13%
13%
5%
5%
20.700
10
34
6%
5%
8
9%
*33%
13 %
13%
60
5%
43%
7
13%
80
900
22.800
1.600
5%
7.300
35
35 %
35
35%
35
36%
7.100
13 %
13%
13%
13%
13 %
13%
4,800
75%
76
5%
.
75%
%
'55
56
27
27
33%
34%
51%
51*2
76
77
77
55
55
*55
56
27
*26%
27
*26%
33%
*51
337b
52
33%
*51
430
20
200
33%
6,700
5174
400
Volume 184
Number
5599
.
.
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NEW
YORK
STOCK EXCHANGE
Kinge for Prevlsus
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
22% Jan
42% Dec
7
23% Dec
12
41% Feb
38% Sep
21
31% Jan
23
45 % Aug 17
25'A Oct
10
36% Apr
6
22
Nov
14
Jan
11
Nov
22
101
Nov
30
29 % Mar 20
121
Mar
9
26 Va Jan
3
22% Nov
29
40% Feb
64% Feb
18
49 % Nov
112
23
121
Mar 15
48% Oct
18
49% Aug 16
53% Mar
17% May 16
2
13% Nov
23% July
Dec
116
45
..
12
May 16
102% Feb
19% Nov
114 % Nov
8
29
21
27
Jan
18% Jan
130
9
19
94
Nov
21
14
Feb
Jan '
-7%
5
19"% Apr
17% Dec
27
18% Dec
29
22 V Apr
20
7% Jan
6
11% Nov
30
37% Jan
18
79% Jan
3
17
Feb
27
75
Jan
13
4%%
4774 May.' 3
14
28
20
Jun
5%
16
12 % Mar 16
Cential
f
43 V
Nov
28
57% Apr
13
9
86 %Jun
12
5%
14
31
5
108
Jun
7
24
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7
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6
21
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22
36"% Dec
22
18
26
112
15% Oct
16
1774 Mar 22
19
Apr
55% Sep
51 % Jan
16
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29% Jan
18
13 Va Oct
4
20
8 % Jan
6
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27
113
27% Jan
23
35
July 24
Central
32
Nov
19
43
Aug
9
Central
Apr
33
Oct
66
4
1
% %
RR
1
41 %
July 27
Central
8
19% Nov 28
Central
Dec
26
14 % Mar
Century
8
7
54% Dec
30
18
77 % July 19
13
14
Sep
27% Feb
7
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&
5% Sep
2
20
18
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28
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28
54% Jan
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Co
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64
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57%
58%
45
46
46
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15
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1
1,200
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99 %
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99
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9874
2974
2974
2974
2974
1,100
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32 %
33%
1.200
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19-
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56
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56
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35
67 %
67%
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%
274
3
2%
3
67 %
10
300
68
Champion Paper & Fibre Co34
104
Dec
6
109
Feb
68
Feb
16
9% Feb
Oct
1
45
Aug
94
3
29% July 19
6% May 17
6% Jan
5
Dec
21
108
Feb
7
$4.50
4574 Dec
12
Chance
31% May 24
25
7
Jan
3
6% Nov
10% Mar 23
23
29% Nov
42% Jan
6
93% Jan
17
21% Jan
18
29
Sep~16
53% Jan
3
Oct
56%
100
96% Jan
20
14
9
Common
12% May 4
10% Apr 13
44% July 19
69% Nov 21
109% Nov
Checker
27% Mar 25
20% Oct
9
24 % Jan
18
36% Mar 25
28 % Feb
17
3174 Apr
27
26
274
22% Oct
1
2774 Apr
5
18
44% Dec
5
36% Dec
28
50
Apr
27
36% Jan
19
43% July 26
36% Dec
27
41% Jan
6
15% Jan
6
29% Jun
16% Nov
29
3%%
26% Jan
Dec
9
22
45% Feb
16
74% Sep
1
21
30% Dec
19
55% May 28
2174 Nov 21
13
48
16
27% Nov
19
75% Dec
39% Jan
6
53% Mar
5%
31% Feb
Chic
series
&
5%
A
1
44% Jan
30
30
42% Dec
30
35% Dec
20
14% July 27
10% Jan
4
12% Nov
5
51% Feb
9
69% Mar( 1
Chile
60
1
87
Jan
7
18
23% Jan
59
Aug 29
101% Nov
16
17
4
30
104% May
9
,37% Dec 30
42% Aug 23
45% Mar 14
12
Nov
1
101% Apr
11
30
Sep 27
50% Feb
24% Oct
87
23
17% Jan
107
3
3
39% Dec
15
Jan
23
12% Jan
10
20
54
3
Nov
40% Feb
25
Dec
37% Jan
1
62% Sep
30
102
series
25
17%
Dec
27
21
93
Nov
20
46% May 24
17
33% May 31
108
73
Aug 30
Jan
4
42% Aug 18
20% Oct 11
103
Oct,
6
15
10
i' 7
70
Dec
26
39% Dec
19
45
45 %
May 12
25% Feb
14
18
Jun
8
2
60
Jan
23
2
Dec
18
80% May
Apr
7
Aug 26
39
148% Mar 14
100 % Mar
9
122
111% Jan
6
145
127% Sep
Apr 18 1,160
50% May
6
62% Jan
5
Jan
24% Jan
10
5974
5974
24 %
24
24
%
4,000
32
31
3174
8,300
73
l
10
Nov
15
125
Jan
13
4%
5
131% Mar
Co
Co
13
45
27% May 28
Jan
35% Dec
10
Colorado
6
33% Sep
49% Dec
45% Dec
16
63
Mar 29
36% Dec
50% July 30
51% Mar 12
6
Colorado
75
May 27
54
Nov
30
66% Apr
9
4%
noncumulat ive
1st
50 '
Dec
27
59% Feb
16
4%
noncuinulative
17
67% May 27
7
32
23% Oct
11
31
'Apr 21
Iron
20
Ry
28% Mar 15
34% Aug
2
28% Nov
23
16
2474 Sep
4474 Oct
25
57% Jun
6
26% Feb
9
16% Nov
21
38% Mar 14
38% Dec
20
46%
Feb~25
19% Jan
47% Jan
20
14
8% Jan
11
18
24% Jan
11
100
7% Oct
17
Nov
20% Oct
28
27% Feb
7
12% Jan
10
45% Jan
6
108
Jan
,
5
23% Jan
5
J5% Jan
7
1
39
99
70
70
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71%
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71%
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40
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40
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1874
19
1874
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8,400
6574
66 %
6674
67%
66%
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98%
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1,400
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137
135
135
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137
105
6674
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105
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9874
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20
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4274
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42 %
77%
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76%
76 %
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3274
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3274
33
3274
3274
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40
50
%
12,300
270
48 %
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160
57
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57
53%
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50
100
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39%
57
pld
1,000
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100
51%
40
51%
5
18
1874
17%
18
1774
1774
cumulative preferred-No par
Carbon Co
No par
*79
common
-
*
5,200
2,600
30,005
2,700
80
79
79
7 8 5/a
79%
20
46%
47
46
47
4574
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5.400
29%
29%
29
29 Va
28:%
29
1,500
$4.25
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Engineering
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Credit
Commercial
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Co
4
22% Jan
12
15
Consolidated Cigar
16%
Dec
27
23% Mar 19
Consolidated
44
Dec
14
4974 Mar 22
Consol Edison
100
Nov
29
110% July 17
$5
36% Mar 12
Consol
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"
cumul
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Mills
47
1774
17 %
23
3874
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.
3874
39
30%
48
48
17%
17%
17%
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5'/a
5
14%
14
14 '4
100%
5'/a
14
"38%
'
100%
5
preferred
Publishing
.<
39 Va
100%
Co—No par
Congoleuin-Nah'n Inc
42% Nov
Conde
30
47%
17%
10
Jan
26
4.64%
6
8% Mar 16
30%
4674
100
Commonwealth Edison Co
4474 Mar 19
30
4774
30%
3074
1
Combustion
21% Mar 20
_1
10
18
13
9
*99
40
2%
4C Va
2'A
2%
4074
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5
3
12
3674 Mar 22
18% May
i
19%
17-
30% Mar 26
1
50
187 a
3374
Pictures
300
1
33 Va
15
27
<
16 74
23% Sep
26% Oct
40
3274
25% May 26
34% Nov 18
15% Dec
*39%
2,300
•r
3274
28
17
86
3874
98
17
13-74 Dec
18% Feb
*80
4,900
207
33%
23
52% Aug
5
111% Aug 16
44 Va Jan 24
*171
3374
29
1
5,000
%
1674
317-8 Dec
18
10
62'A
33
Nov
Dec
18
93 %
59
System—
54
101% Dec
18%
93 'A
3874
A
4% Nov
'
1874
9874
corrt
Columbia
Jan
*80
pld
26% Jan
Apr
1,000
59
98
Columbia Gas System Inc
84% Jan
*171
87
5,100
3974
86
58%
207
39 %
1574
104
207
*93
%
*99%
94%
17%
1874
94
59
15%
1574
104
3874
series B
Southern
17% Aug 16
58
58 %
39
39 %
67%
68'A
.
39
*9974
'
33%
22
Aug 23
18%
*93
15%
15 Va
17
27% Dec
78
7,500
67%
6874
104
34
23% Nov 23
44'A Nov
68
68
3374
lS'A May 28
17% Dec 28
4
6,500
16 7'a
23
17
42
9974
Class B
85% Feb
41'A
33%
19
52% Jun
41%
33%
Class
34% Dec
11
41 Va
2.50
19
28
May 27
41%
2.50
34% Dec
22% Jun
44% Oct
1,800
4074
No par
28
22
17% Feb
77
390
89%
49'%
2 %
com
Broadcasting
22% Jun
Apr
15% Mar 14
3
4,900
88'A
4874
40 Va
Corp
preferred
Columbia
22% Oct
26 Va
90'A
50
^Nopar
2nd
Jan
26%
26%
90
4974
No par
Mar 14
56
I
50
39%
No par
Ailcman
&
26 Va
26%
98 %
Corp—No par
com
10
21
5%%
-
31,700
3874
stock__50
preferred
9
3
8,500
61
71 Va
90
*80
No par
23 % Jan
11
12%
70%
,,
4974-
*170
preferred_10O
21
Dec
12%
*56
71%
No par
2nd
Colgate-Palmolive
&
14,500
1474
15
(The)
Fuel
4,600
3574
1
1374 Nov
47
,'26%
100
gtd
4%
Internal,'1
Collins &
CLOSED-
HOLIDAY
100
com
20
30
15
preferred
21% Jun
Jan
100
couv
RR 7%
cumulative
20
74%
35%
90
CHRISTMAS
38 74
preferred
$3.50
STOCK j-EXCHANGB.
100
7%
Coca-Cola
62
70'A
1
5
9
IS74
*56
72
900
*14%
No par
Pitts
Jan
5
*1274
62
71%
1474
•
Molybdenum
94% Mar
1274
*56
*9974
Corp
62% Jan
1474
5
preferred
Climax
19
36
12 %
.
72
35%
*14%
No par
6
59
10
No par
Cluett Peabody & Co com
Nov~29
71%
*14%
100
Clopay
Dec
31%
72%
par
Co__'
5074 Jun
40%
.
3574
1474
71%
35%
5
78% Aug 15
3% Jan 16
75
31'/a
5
par
Corporation
3
3,100
59%
—.
guaranteed
Coca-Cola
37%
31%
Clevite
2
36%
24
common
Ilium
141
'
3774 1
5974
preferred
20
100
37
24%
3
13
38 Va
60
100
nonewmulative
Special
10,500
24%
No par
&
26 Va
59%
100
Ry Co
Cleveland
100
25%
*29
Electric—
St Louis
4
95% Mar
&
Elec
31%
25%
100
pTd
A
&.
$4.50
700
30
25
22
700
25
convertible
Cleveland
6
21%
21%
30
2574
37
25
98 % Dec
Aug 26
July 11
Sep 15
990
Nov
Jan
21%
21'/a
30
25%
*29
30,600
Co
5%
80% Mar 26
111
300
17 Va
C C
13
Dec
4
17% Jan
Jan
43% Jun
26
98
49
14
103
34% Jan
4
400
3674
Equipment
C
10474
1674
preferred
4%%
10474
105
105
36%
Clark
May 28
13
17
Jan
30
-
Jan
11
90
89% Nov
196
Sep
2% Jan
4
16
3
3,200
107%
17 Va
City Products Corp
City Stores Co common
3
41
78 % Dec
39% Mar 14
-
Oct
Jan
6574
36%
Oil
Cities Service Co
75% July 18
111
55% Oct
133% Jan
185
23% Jan
109
31
65 %
1674
preferred
5 % %
31
66 %
36 %
Co—
City Investing Co
29
Oct
Jan
73% July 17
20% Mar 29
42% Jun
Oct
92
Cotton
Gas
4,200
31 %
6574
1674
Cincinnati Milling Mach
C I T Financial Corp
8
9
25
23
-
Jan
30
115
202% Sep
47% Jan
4%
874
31
6674
com__No par
Western
Copper
4,600
37%
Common
^Apr4
55% July 10
18
26
14
29% July 10
10274
104% Jan
27
Feb
Chickasha
3
2
19% Jan
191
26
Jan
Nov
94
Jan
12% Oct
Cincinnati
29% July 15
Aug
36% Dec
100
Jun
"8 Va
10
1674
Chrysler Corp
29
66% Jan
8'A
8'A
874
9%
*36%
Chicago Pneumatic-Tool com
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No
Chicago Yellow Cab
No
4374 Mar
1474 May 22
9%
9%
2,300
50
preferred
14
11,000
No par
noncum
North
50
4474
31%
*2174
Del_50
com
95 %
43%
*105
No par
preferred
9% Feb
,
Ry
3474
*9374
45
66
1
Western
3474
94
*31
preferred—100
RR com
35
94
%
10
874
5
25"
common
(The)
42% Dec
*
Va
Chic Mllw St Paul <fc Pac
4674 Feb
Dec
974
40
Great
5%
1.25
A
Chicago Corp
71 % Jan
14% Jan
30% Jan
Chicago & East 111
Chic
45
44%
95%
44
1
of
convertible
Class
95
1
Inc
Manufacturing
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
16
Jan
Cab
34%
No par
Aircraft
Chemway Corp
Chesapeake Corp
21
20% Sep
33% Jan
28
No par
preferred
Vouglit
Corp
39
1374
8,800
500
100 %
5 Va
5,900
14 Va
14,200
7,700
5
-
7,800
2,800
12,900
5%
15
15%
15
15 V4
•
36%
377 a
37
3774
37%
37%
Coppermines Corp—5
17%
1774
1674
17 Va
1674
17 V4
8,300
44
4474
41%
4474
44%
4474
9,400
of
No par
Corp
N Y com—No par
15
3
103
102%
103
900
103
1,200
No par
Electronics
Ind
10274
1
30 %
30%
3074
31%
31%
3174
7,900
1.33%
preferred
1574
15%
15'A
15%
15%
1574
2,200
Corp
Consolidated Foods Corp
103
.
1.
15
31% Oct
-
19
36% Jan
20% Nov
10
33
10
Jan
7
7% May 10
46% Jun
1
108
Jan
11
106% Aug 17
101% Oct 28
3
Mar 16
Dec
28
21% Apr
34% Jan
10
23
Jan
19
43% July 25
' Nov 26
100% Jan
7
6
13
Consolidated Laundries Corp
Frvr
15%
15
3974
40%
♦38
%
41
15%
39%
*39
15
15%
40 Va
407-4
39%
40
28
1474 Jan
9
^Consolidated
Stores
Inc—1
174
174
1%
174
174
11
Jan
27
4% Dec
26
10% Jan
9
Consolidated Textile Co Inc
10c
474
5
474
4%
474
53% Nov
3
4374 Dec
No par
4
92
Dec
19
112
Jan
3
$4.50
1
93
Dec
18
109% Feb
1
$4.52
84% Dec
28
103% Jan
4
112
Mar
109% Jun
104
Dec
28
18
5174 Mar 13
105% Jan
10
41% Sep
8
109
July
28
23
88
Dec
19
104
28% Nov
28
Sep
18
Jan
11
3674 Jan
18
.
Retail
104%
Jun"
1
nasw
10
83
Dec
27
102% Mar
B
—
117% Nov
5
$4.50
24;
56% Aug
20
3
$5 50
Can
conv-2nd
86
5
19
19%
19
*88
94
300
5
5,500
45V2
95
.
4,300
1,020
190
*94%
95
84 %
.
84
%
90
*88
19%
90
,
<30
187i
19%
8,400
/
*88
90
30
2974
29%
29%
2974
99%
9974
99%
95%
99%
290
477-4
4774
48'%
48
48 %
14,100
No par
com
preferred
Continental
*84
Inc
com
84
84
83
84'
preferred
100
*114
115
*114
5
29%
No par
Co
$3.75 preferred
12
106% Jan
86 %
100
.
Baking
28
95
86 'A
45%
9574
94
6.600
11,400
174
America—
preferred
99 Va Dec
93%
94 %
*
Common
39% Feb
5
45%
95 %
94
LNo
$4.16 preferred
Container Corp of
4%
45%
94
com
preferred
preferred
Continental
4574
4 5'A
par
-No par
Consumers Power Co
2,200
15%
40
40%
1% Sep
footnotes
10
100
14
111% Dec
97% Aug ll
5
Consolidated Natural Gas
Consol RR of Cuba 6%
pfd__
14% Dec
18% Dec
101% Mar
27% Jan
16
44
<
*99 Va
—10
I
•
8,300
45-%
<
6,800
44%
.
i
"
■-
55
'
Inc
'
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■
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9.50
Co
Gotham
i
•
15%
*
No par
Corp—
j
•
'
'
'
Chain Belt Co
•?
50
3,000
3674
4474
8%
45
-
•
6574
20
20
*44%
104 Va
%
1774
*17%
*82
65
37%
37
18
X20
'
65%
3774
*1774
,
Aircraft
4% Jan
75% May
22%
64%
65%
10
Corp
23
64
37
50
Products
Ex-distribution
*103 %
105
100
Co
104%
24%
24%
.
No par
Co
*103%
94 %
CLOSED-
No p».r
West Corp
2,200
10474
24%
%
15'%
STOCK
1
Sugar
Industries
3,700
23%
89
6
J
N
42%
"23%
1474
1
preferred
Illinois Public Service,
13% Jun
4
Dec
Feb
Certain-Teed
10
•
I
.....
100
_•
41%
23%
101
ion
Central Hudson Gas &
Elep
Central Illinois Light com
Aug 14
10
Oct
H •
*
of Georgia
Ry com__No par
preferred series B
__100
98% Dec
17% July 21
4
._
No par
Sugar
42%
23%
*22%
'
Central
81% Feb
.
20
Central'Aguirre
41%
23 %
57%
-10
preferred
24
4274
45
\
_i
„
2574
2274
'*
•"
1
•
100
com
f
*103%
12.50
common—
Shares
2374
'
)
the Weak
Dec. 28
41%
1,
50
;
—
Friday
Dec. 27
2474
■"
preferred series A-100
conv
9=5% Nov
14% Jan
43% Jan
series—
Thursday
Dec. 26
5
Celotex Corp common
22
2174 Nov
preferred
69% May 25
45% Jan
37% Mar 14'
Feb
8 % Dec
3
preferred
Sales fsr
Wednesday
10
Preferred 4.20%
Celanese Corp of Amer
7%
2nd preferred
3
119
Tuesday
Dec. 25
1
Co
common
Caterpillar Tractor
r
26
Inc
(The)
Carriers & General Corp
Case (J I) Co common
5
2174 Jan
21
34
4%%
9
104
11
23
64 % Dec
18 % Jan
95% July 18
23
Dec
102
23
♦'
26
119% Jan
■1
21
13% Nov
5
•' 3
July 20
July 26
v
83
55% Jan
9
*37% Dec
Dec
.
53 % Jan
T
Monday
Dec. 24
Pat
(Philip)
Carrier. Corp
24% Aug 16
11% May 28
100
3
26% Jan
72% Dec
20
Nov
19
105% May
27
64% t)ec
RECORD
LOW AND HIGH BALK PKICKS
STOCK
Mfg Co
"-10
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio
Ry_100
Carolina Power & Light
No par
Carpenter Steel Co
_•
5
62% May 16
7
19% Dec
127% Aug
61% Dec
10
29
20
20% Jan
Airlines
Carborundum
Carey
2
43
j
Capital
1
27% Apr
2
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
30 V« Mar H
6
STOCK
STOCKS
Year 1955
-15
4
7'A
118
*82%
115%
84
11574
3,000
80
200
■
'
*
~
t-
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i
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2848)
NEW
STOCK
YORK
Range tor J»re*iou»
kear
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
1905
Lowest
Ulgbest
Lowest
Higheit
YORK
STOCK
6
25
15
28% Oct
19
20
58% Apr
9
9% Jan
11
Continental Motors
10
Continental
Continental Steel Corp
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Cooper Range Co
Sep
5 % Dec
6
138
23
34% Jun
1
45% Nov
15
28
25 Va Jan
23
56 Va Dec
2d
41
DcC
20
70
24% Jan
14
Dec
94
25
2
52% Sep 19
28 '/a July 27
53
July 5
35% May 18
21% Mar 29
4 83/8 Apr
22% Feb
44% Nov
% Mar 14
18
20 % Jan
14
50Va Jan
22
Jan
105
24
Jan
16% Oct
8
14% Feb
2
8% Dec
70
14
6
Sep
Mar 20
23
33% Dec
14
49% Apr
26
52
Jan
31
54% Jan
July 27
58
Aug
31
06
Dec
13
29
July 19
37% Nov
30
23
Dec
6
54
Mar 14
73% Jun
14
60 % Nov
29
87% Apr
Dec
12
Jan
26
99
Jan
19
5
99
Jan
25
27% Jan
20
32% Feb
24
89
Apr 29
30% May 2
28
183 % July
Jan
7
7 Vu Aug
2
Jan
% DjC
7
Oct
30
.5% Sep
6
5
152
20
175'/a Dec
5
94 Va Jun
102
28
26
May 23
100
26
9u% Jan
98
40 Va Ma r 12
26
180% Mar
5
23% Aug 27
6 % Jan
3
2% Feb
1
18
34 *8 Oct
11
48% Jan
28
33
Dec
4
&5% Jan
24
98% Nov
15
79
DcC
lrf
97'/a Mar
7
28% Jan
7
Sep
13
28 Va Oct
22
30% Jan
3
14% Dec
19
16
Dec
4
1j% Mar 30
22'/« Sep
30
11 Va DcC
11
18% Feb
28
33% Dec
30
37% Sep
23
28 % Dec
7
35% Feb
23
55 '/a Nov
30
59'/a Dec
29
50'/« Nov
23
69% Apr
3
6
33
2 % Dec
5
3
May 29
42% Mar 26
Continental
♦
5%
Continental
Sep
27
3
91
32 % Jan
5
57% Dec
9
46
Jun
8
12% Nov
9
20% Mar
7
14
Jan
13
13% Jan
107
18% Mar 29
6
0% Jar.
9% May
6
Feb
May
3
31'/a Mar 29
37% Aug
Feb
2
75% Dec
27
104
23% July 25
25% Dec
26
10
14% May
26
84% Aug
7% Nov
16
10
% Jan
3
31 % Dec
28
40
Feb
13
7% Jan
65
Mar 14
27
14% May 28
2
26
73% Apr
14'/a Sep
15
19
59
D^C
Dec
7
20
Sep 14
OH
Steel
Dec. 2S
14%
14%
•24%
5
14%
25%
*24%
25%
*24%
25%
45%
44%
45 %
45 %
45%
4,500
6 %
30,600
45
127%
14
6
5%
g
127%
Coty
Crane Co
3%%
42 V4
42'/,
41%
42 V,
500
54%
54%
58 V,
57
58%
14,600
43%
44%
43 «/4
44%
43Vb
43%
7,300
32%
2,400
—
Crescent
Corp
HOLIDAY
66
23%
23 V4
22 %
23%
24%
5.200
69%
68
68%
69
69%
4,300
29
89
*153%
21%
6
„
6 '
*89
91
97
*95
x29'4
158
21 %
*95
97
155
6%
2%
6,500
154
153%
21%
6 VB
10
30
29%
23%
29%
21V4
H
100
91
*89
29%
Va
158
1
-
96
96
90
21%
x6
15,900
6 V«
21V4
5,300
.1
2V4
2%
2%
2%
2%
2.300
33%
34
33 %
32%
33%
33%
14,100
79
79
*78%
80%
*78%
80%
28%
(The!
•
29
28%
400
f>:
500
29
29
29
15%
14%
14%
14%
14 %
3,000
11%
u
2.50
common
No par
12 %
11%
12
11%
12»/4
15,100
29%
29 y#
29 V8
400
54
52%
r*%
6,700
92
92 %
1,510
74%
75%
19%
12,400
i.
100
25
13,300
29
29% „29%
■
Corp
preferred
Steel
52
*64%
89
CHRISTMAS
5
RR 6%
*50%
64 %
15
Seal
Zellerbach
$4.20
CLOSED
100
preferred
Cuba
52
r04%
•
25
Corp
Common
Crucible
EXCHANGE
new
At
*50%
Co'i
23 %
STOCK
1
Wheat Corp
Cork
32»/a
32%
32 %
52
65
——ion
common
of
Crown
$2
—
Corp
,
22%
'•
-67%
50
preferred
Cream
1„600
42 %
52
6
•
Petroleum
129
42 V»
Dubilier Electric Corp
1
Corning Glass Works common_
5
3 Va % preferred ——100
Cum pfd 3%% series of 1947—100
Corn Products Refining common-10
preferred
6
127%
128,
4,200
;
5
Cornell
inc
International
6 '/«
5%
/
127%
32%
1%
Shares
14%
"50%
Cosden
the Week
•
14%
5
54
54 %
52%
91 %
93
91
91 %
73%
No par
.25
Amer
of
74%
74%
75%
19%
19%
19%
25 "4
24 Va
24%
pfd
Cuban-American Sugar
100
10
Cudahy Packing Co
4% '/o preferred
5
11
11
100
xG5
66
noncum
common..
"19
24
%
*19
24%
10%
11
10%
10%
65
%
65%
65 Va
66
'5,500
8,500
•
Cuneo
Press Inc
11
6% Jan
3
23
52 Va Oct
9
L/KC
20
63% Juiy 19
21
Nov 19
16% Jan
6
30% Nov
30
26% Jan
23
49% Nov
28
31
6
36% Nov
18
33 % Feb
14
49% Nov
28
Oct
1
65
Nov
19
Cutler-Hammer
1
56% Nov
23
Dana
96
24
7%
0
.
8
7%
7%
8
8
-4,900
-
-
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
Curtis Publishing common.
9% Jan
9%
Friday
Dec. 27
50
Coty
Sales tt
Thursday
common
67'/a Feb
31
Co
PRICKS
14%
25
Delaware
8AL1
Dec. 26
1
ol
Monday, December 31,1956
.
Wednesday
Convertible pref 5% serlea_
Preferred 6%
series...
52% May 23
0% Oct
preferred
Insurance
Copperweld
Ciown
102
Dec. '2">
Cop Si Steel Ind con—2
convertible
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Dec. 24
Par
.
RECORD
Monday
EXCHANGE
43
iy% Apr
STOCK
LOW
12% Feb
23
23% Nov 25
14 % Nov
May 12
10
EXCHANGE
STOCKS
.
r31
2.50
31,
31 %
31 Va
32
*31
1
8%
8%
8%
8%
8 Va
53%
54%
53%
55%
*53%
53%
20%
*20'/a
500
'
8%
Nnuar
6,800
*
19%
Jan
53
Prior
preferred
...
...
Prior preferred $1.60
Curtis-Wrigin common
Class
"20
_..No par
Inc
"20
20 %
46%
47%
46 '/a
46%
"46%
47%
46
46
62
*61%
62
62
62
55%
55%
55%
55%
54%
55%
79%
79%
79%
7:. %
79%
79%
220
11%'
.-10
47%.
4 6%
61
.1
v
20%
47
46%
x.
A
400
12
11%
12
11%
11%
13,500
5%"
5%
5%
12%.
*12%
%
11,700
300
:>
800
D
13% Nov
11% Oct
23
6
42% Jan
17
91
Mar
27
6% May 21
17 %
May 21
30% Dec
50
Nov
16
76 Va Dec
19
96
Jan
*
83
Sep
27
81
Dec
12
99
28% Dec
3
95% Mar
22
May 11
Feb
Corp common,.
preferred series A
Dan
River
Davega Stores Corp common.—2.50
5%
convertible preferred—.—
20
Daystrom Inc
10
1
29
Sep 25
16% Mar 12
34% Jan
3
Deere
8
27% Dec
5
35% Eeb
6
4
25
%
41
22
Feb
34
7%
prefened
Delaware
&
27
Delaware
May 14
Denv At Rio Grande West RR_No
par
Detroit Edison
20
16
38'/a Jan
23
48
21
33% Jun
25
38% Dec
14
Jun
24
64
" Nov
7
79
Jan
26
13
14 Va Feb
9
24% Dec
18
28
32
Apr
11
43 % Jan
31
Wo par "
De
40
Vllbiss
Co
11
42% Feb
20
Devoe At
4
50% Dec
7
60% Aug 13
Diamond
6
40'/a Sep
19
31 % Nov
23
44% Apr
5
Diamond
34 Va Jan
11
37 % Jan
28
31 % Nov
27
35% Jan
17
13% Jan
10
22% Nov
30
17% Jun
15
23 Va Oct
19
cumulative preferred
Diamond T Motor Car Co
12% Jan
7
13% Jun
7
13% J8n
3
16% Feb
23
Diana
Sep 23
29% Nov
29
1
4
11% Jan
11
Apr
9% Nov
47 % Oct
61
Sep
9
64% Apr
79
26
10
26
Apr 29
39 % Mar
6
Dixie
62
12
75
Sep
5
26
39% Apr
23
Dec
7
18% Mar 31
12% Nov
29
62% May 17
93% Dec
43% Mar 14
60% Dec 30
13% Nov
16
13
Apr
9
591
conv
Dome
95% Sep
14
Douglas
18% Dec
23% Dec
21
19% Sep
12
24% Jan
10% Dec
21
14
7% Oct
26
12% Mar
Jan
3
In
82% July
44% Nov
20
50% Dec
26
3
5
3
16% Nov
23
21% Feb
15
Apr
10 % Jun
14
4
6% Oct
1
12% May 23
11% Jan 17
157
Jan
J8
40% Jan
249% July
41
*40 Va
41 Va
1,000
41
*39
41
♦39
41
58%
58%
58"
58%
4,700
32%
32%
32%
33%
7,200
*32%
33
32%
32%
21%
300
14
14%
14
14%
14
14 Va
1,500
31 Va
31%
31 J/a
31%
31%
31%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
2,000
49%
50
49%
50
49 Vh
49%
2,100
50
*60
28%
27
28 %
28
10%
JOV,
10%
1Q%
12%
12%
12 %
90%
Q1
90 V4
91%
89%
12%
£0%
23%
23%
22 %
23%
22%
23%
5
08%
68%
67%
68%
67%
67%
49% '
50%
50
50%
17
17%
10%
xl2-%
No par
—50c-'
'•
7%
7'A
(E I)
7
'
17%
7%
5
Common
6
Preferred
$4.50
series
No par
3
Preferred
$3.50
series
No par
83%
84
33
Jan
20
38% July 12
10
34 %
34%
50
$3.75 preferred.
50
"39'«
40%
$4.15
50
"45
50
44
50
*44
47
*43 %
47
"44%
47
*44%
47
"44
*47
48
*47
48
Dec
28
22
44
Dec
11
53% Mar
^Feb
18
43
Dec
18
52% Jan
Nov
4
Feb
27
6
18
4%
common
preferred
preferred
14% Jun
5
6
17 % Nov
46
9
17
'54
Feb
17% Jan
11
$2.10 preferred
DWG Cigar Corp
Jan
6
36 y, Feb
17
6
58
Jun
23
43'/a Feb
14
8
Airlines Inc
32% Jun
57'/» Aug
Eastern
6
21
26 "8 Nov
28
18
19
Eastern
34% Deo
Corp
14
2 9'/a Jan
Mar 14
23
37 V4, Apr
54% Dec
Eastern
Stainless Steel
87% Nov
15
75% Jan
23
87% Dec
12
40 Va Nov
175
Mar 14
Jan
2
31
150
61% Nov 30
35% July 29
24% Mar 15
92 Va July 22
99
6
53
23
66
Oct
29
Jan
3
74
17
94
Jan
10
35% Nov 26
50
Jan
3
90
Dec
Edison
4
'A %
21% Dec
13
5
Electric
3
Electric
At
34
20
Ex
15 Vi Jan
6
22 Va Feb
20
11
20 % Oct
Dec
27
17
17% Mar 20
31% Feb
Elgin
17
21% Jan
20
34% Dec
13
53
28
47
Apr
12
50
58 % Feb
30
17
441/2 Feb
10
57% Dec
13
541/2 Apr
11
43
5
62% Dec
26
16% Feb
21
29% Dec
27
25 V4 Oct
Mus
Ind
35%
100
Dec~~8
Jan
5%
5%.
Co
El
eonv
New
12
Emerson
Electric
3
Emerson
Radio &
20
21 Va Nov
1
34% Mar
27
23
98
Jan
9
5
20
19% Dec
12
23'/a Mar 29
9
3l
70
Dec
7
86
Feb
8
58
Dec
12
71
July J8
~o rro
•)/!
14%
14%
47
46
47%
14%
47%
14%
48'%
.
•
-
150
14%
1,100
47%
47%
48
48
51 %
50%
51
50 VB
50%
28%
28%
28%
27%
52%
50 V2
51%
50%
51%;
87%'
86%
87%
85 %
86%
87%
*85%
86%
1,600
28%
"
■
88
*86
150
150
150
150
.
•
5,200
x
2,400
,v
4.
•i",
.
5,200
150
60
22%
23 %
23%
74
74%
37%
38
40
60
23%
77
*75
77
37%
38%
*90
97
*90
38%
97
21%
21%
21 VB
33%;
33%
32%
78
5,000
■
21
33 "2
2%
"3
J
300
39%
33 %
-•
900
3,400
97
20 7 B
21%
34%
*90
5,100
,
»
1,700
19,000
3
15,700
2%
3
2%
33
32%
32%
32'%
32%
2,000
15
Ill's
11%
11
11%
11 VB
11%
10
34
34%
33
33%
5,100
2,400
48%
48%
*47
48 %
50
57 %
58
*56%
57%
3
58 "s
58%
58%
60
*28%
29%
29%
30 Va
30 VB
31 Vi
30'%
30%
30%
31','4
31%
31 %
1.400
6%
6%
6%
25,600
10
19%
19%
*19%
19%
300
Corp common—25
33%
33%
33%
Co
i.
:
33 "8
33%
*47%
48 Vi
56 %
55 %
700
60 '/8
62%
31,800
100
"when-issued"—•
common
Mfg
Co
4
Phonographs
-5-
Empire District Electric Co——
Endlcott
Johnson
»
■
6
G%
19%
32%
33%
19%
32%
6
•8,500
500
'
Nov
32 Va Aug
,pr
;
.
70
'
Gas
28
11
*r-+f>r
800
59%
dividend-——10
2nd preferred
Natural
Paso
30% Sep
25% Jan
July
60
43%
50
31 Va Dec
23
73
43%
43
shares
common
13V4 Jan
28% Sep
4
*42
43%
23%
0
Amer
preferred
27
24% Apr
87% Oct
.
45
43%
59%
1
National Watch
31
87
44
44
1,000
7,900
32%
stock
Dec
31% Oct
5
46
59%
Battery—
Storage
19% Dec
6
39 Vb
'
"
6
39
23%
Stop Nut Co
25%
Elliott
Feb
31
40%
59%
A^jto-Lite (The)
4% Jan
preferred
Elastic
14
Apr
39 VB
*
2,100
100
2.50
100
Co common
41% Jan
4% %
Electric
6
35
1
preferred
30
Jan
34 Vb
150
2
16% Jan
Nov
35
26,200
%
50%
'
100
Inc common
Brcs Stores
Hfcco Products
May 16
-
34%
*87%
15
2% Nov 28
83
87%
5
32% Nov 29
10
103
83'%
•
10
Nov
106
193
102%
83%
50%
'
issued
flref erred
Eaton Manufacturing Co
32% Dec
47% Dec 28
143% Nov
3
Corp
common
Co
6%
30
2
5% Feb
10
12
30
15
Aug
When
23
29
191 %
104%
*83
28 %
1
10
Kodak
Eastman
12
Apr
170
195'%
103%
47%
10
—
194
104%
:
17
100% July 17
87% Dec
Eagle-Plcher Co
■
51% Jan
May 27
% Feb
18
5
221/4 Nov
4
Sep
107
35% Mar 14
Nov
52
Sep 14
15% May 18
Dec
48% Dec
196
14%
t
<
22
100
104
,-*-50
35j/4 Jan
1,600
10,400
191 %
0
preferred
Nov
16,000
7%
*44
50
39
6.800
17,500
,
At Co-
99% Jan
27
5,700
10,600
17%
7%
Apr
121% Feb
Duquesne Light Co
700
„
11
*10%
11
28
July 25
2,900
10%
12%,
26%
No par
new
6,000
'
63
*60
63
*60
63
26%'
1
26
38
100
21%
^„No par
Nem
20
14,100
83 Va Dec
237
\
22%
32%
32
%
de
4,700
65
22%
58
57%
Corp
Pont
*64
.
22
preferred
11
*39
Duplan
4.20%
Jan
41
*10%
4.10%
691/4 Oct
40%
"40%
10%
24
76
38
23
64
17
12
4
37%
64 Va
22%
V
50%
29
18
37%
Va
23%
10%
Feb
-
37%
65
22%,
16%
54
20 Va Jan
37%
65
49 %'
52% Jan
25% Apr
37%
1
6
2
15,200
1
14
Feb
40%
International
19
96
39%
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
Dec
231/4 Jan
39%
Dunhlll
Nov
11% Oct
39%
1
44% Dec
39% Jan
1,100
39%
3,500
.-'9,300
•
21%
Co_
Industries
47
3% Nov
45%
22%
Corp
Chemical
53% &!ar 30
Jan
25 Va
45%
No par
Co
54
36
28%
24%
2
:
55
103
"28 %
46
102% Dec
28
26
%
25-%
45%
.1
Ltd
51% Sep
Oct
28
24%
No par
51% July 22
50% Aug
9
45
28%
25 %
175'/a Nov
53
163
28%
6
29
7,700
46
12
14
67
-1,200
12
12
21% Jan
28%
Apr
50% Oct
Jan
28%
Apr
48% Jan
27
28%-
124
12
Jan
28%
.
101
49% Apr
53 % Apr
14
11.600
-•
50c
common
Aircraft
Dresser
du
117% Sep
1
94% Aug 11
33% Dec 29
13%
30%
"22
preferred series A
(The)
Mines
Dover
Dow
13%
29%
2
Pepper Co
icy# Mar 21
57
13%
30 %
33
Corp
Oup Co
72% May 28
21
4,200
13%
-'32 %
Dobeckmun Co
Dr
23%
23 Va
•
100
'•
30
28%
28%
25
Corp
Distillers Corp-Reagraras Ltd
60% Aug
10
23 %-
86
45%
CLOSED
HOLIDAY
-1
Stores
Nov
Dec
21
23 Va
13%
500
*
85
39%.
EXCHANGE
CHRISTMAS
10
common
$1.50
49
17
Co
Match
Divco-Wayne
26% Dec
11% Oct
Alkali
13%/Ug 27
38% July 25
15% Jan
3
30% Mar 14'
Raynolds class A
May 25
29
86.
23 %
_2
Oct
31% Jun
49
"821
-
82
*77
*82
851
V 30%
18
35 % Apr
; 30%
*80
82
*111 "
.
100
25%.
STOCK
,
12
Dec
Hudson
At Western
50
Power At Light Co__13.50
Detroit Hillsdale At 8 W RR Co—100
Detroit Steel Corp
\
43% Dec
81%
80 1
28%
Lack
Delaware
9
48%
30
__20
.
July 25
26 % Feb
48%
131/#
10
47
3
48%
23 Va."
50c '
25% Apr
32'/a Jan
V 48%
80
50c
,
common
31% May 18
17% Sep
>1
V 48%
5,700
'
Co
At
8
90
>7
Rubber Co
on
May 28
18% Sep 10
43% Sep
12% May 17
Day I
36% Jun
.3
29%
"48 %
100
29
Mar
Nov
37% Jun
Aug 11
•33'/a Jan 12
C
series
Decca Records Inc
8
17
29
86
9
Nov
29%
"82
3.90%
500
f
:13% '
29%
85
18
Jan
-12%
13
29%
*77 ' 7
25% Oct
16
5%
28%
Power At Light common;
7
Preferred 3.75% series A
i
100"
Preferred 3.75% Berles B
100'
12% Dec
30
f:"
.
"12%
Dayton
20% Jun
26 %
:'5%-
.
—
23
35% May
36
5
Preferred
6
3,300
"
100.
Mills Inc
20
33 %
Aug 26
1
3%%
10% July 11
6
39% Sep
Jan
17% Mar 19
100'/a Nov
97
31% May 16
66
Feb
May 16
44 % Jan 24
18
96% Jan
-
Y
'95% Feb 14
17% Jan 17
14% Jan
22"
20
Sep
48
Sep 15
93
1
12% Dec
4
13% July
32% Mar'
28
Jan
28
4% July 16
7% July 12
4% May 12
D.c'21
11% Dec
31
16% Oct
30
'79.
Mar 17
93.
91% Sep
47% Oct'
22
53% Dec
6
43% Jan
2
4%
preferred
Equitable Gas Co
8.50
Erie RR common
5<&
preferred
series
Erie At Pittsburgh RR
P
100
;
No par
A
Co
.
1...
1
•
! b
'
27%
-
■
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—50--
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-
%
^58
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87
27%
27%
2
87
■
■
27%
27%
19%
20 Va
19%
130
4.200
27%
20
72
100
■
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72
62
*58
62
71 %
*58
13,100
100
71%
62
-
-
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NEW
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
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20% Pec
6
20% Sep 13
72% Dec 30
ld% Jan .20
20
23
96
May 11
4
62 VA Jan
EXCHANGE
Evane Products
Everstoarp Inc
Ex-Cello Corp
29V* July 17
Oct
43
n
-
13% Jan
21
Sales ler
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Mar 23
Aug
2
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24%
9,700
15%
4.000
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90%
91
9
58%
69%
58
58%
58 y4
59
16,800
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
22.0J0
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12%
11%
15%
12
15%
12 Va
12%
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15 "'4
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23
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22%
22%
23
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66
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24>% Jan
6
41% Dec
30
38VA May
1
12 Ya Nov
1
21% Feb
7
10Ya Dec
7
13% Dec
28
18% Apr
17% Mar
7
W/b Sep
26
-15% Nov 15
7
15% Dec
23
2u
25% Dec
7
21% Oct
16
25'/a Mar
6
68%
Sep
20
75% Mar
31
Fairbanks Morse 6c Co
No par
Falrchild Engine & Airplane Corp_l
Fajardo Sugar Co
—20
Falataff Brewing Corp
1
59.% Dec 26
15% Jan
3
7
17
15
May 16
22% Mar 14
Sep
26
74
26 % J,an
25
37% Nov
68
July
1
Family Finance
Feb
2
53% Dec
5"% Dec
30
8% July 12
5 % Mar 14
12
Apr
17
7% Jun
14% Dec
20
13% Jan
3
10
" Oct
10
22
57
Jan
4
48% Oct
9
62
41% Sep 27
31Y* July 21
50
Jan
5
55
45
Nov
Dec
47
Dec 27
41% Aug 17
3
43% Jan
Apr
29
31% Jan
11
12
Jun
24
17% Jan
4
13% Feb
23
29
Oct
17
40% Jan
24
29% Feb
24'A Dec 18
36% May 7
21% Sep 10
37% Mar 14
10% Jan
9
1
18% Dec
4
30y® Dec
26
Dec
3
8
DoC
8% Nov
9
13% Feb
Aug
14
28% Jan
6
36 Vi Apr 26
26'A Nov
29
29% Nov
2y
43
May
Oct
1
135
May
44'A Nov
23
Felt
25
22
Mar 14
93
Apr
22
23% Sep
27
35 Va Jail
124
Jan
26
9
Mar
Dec
26
19
10% Jan
17
33% Nov
29
52
Dec
21
106
May 23
3
Firth
(The)
Flintkote
$4
Mar 12
Carpet
Co
36% Feb
13
50'AAug
Florida
Power
&
Doc
12
83% Dec
10
6
6
3VA%
convertible
Mar
5
3%%
13
77
21
109
Feb
13
Jun
3
82
Nov
30
51% May 28
9%
9%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25
2b
It
700
30
30%
20 %
30%
29%
2.j
vb
2,310
30%
3t%
30%
30%
30 Va
30%
4.800
24
24
12
Nov
8
13% Mar 12
23
78
July 18
97»AMar'20
Freeporl
14
Feb
9
16% Mar 22
Froedtert
Fruehauf
Trailer
38% Apr
28% Dec
27
22
Dec
11
94
24
79y2 Oct
4
6% Dec
14
9% Jun
8
11% July 19
41% Dec
26
49% July 20
23
Mar 29
94
I
*102
103
1,i0J
8,800
100
b.iOJ
1J4
40
47%
46%
47%
47%
47%
4,000
20%
2 i%
26:!8
26 Va
26%
1.801
64%
9.300
98
b,o00
63 %
97 Va
98
102'%
47%
64'.A
63
60
95
*101%
62%
9b%
98
10i%
102%
-101%
48%
48
11%
11%
35
34%
35
93
92
92
11%
101%
60
49%
1.100
49
49%
34%.
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11'A
11%
1.800
34 %
11%
35 v4
4,200
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93
50
13%
14%
13%
13%'
13%
13%
1,700
50
50
50%
50'A
5j-'.|
1,200
47%
47%
47%
47%
47'%
47%
43
44
42%
43
42 Va
43
-
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Sulphur
.
>35
87
61%
100
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87
61 %
62'A
61
126%-
126Va
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6- %
2,200
lb,000
88
61 %
5,700
*125
138
84
84
84
84%
84 '/a
8411
151
55%
-
5;i
54:%
55'A
54%
55%
50,800
5
133
40
2
16%
16%
16%
16%
16'A
l6'»
16,800
10
38%
3.)%
38%
39%
9,200
11%,
12
38%
11%
39%
No par
11%
11%
li%
1
12
12%
12
32
12
12
1,200
10
91
91
92
94
93%
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3,100
Co
1
Co
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.
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16%
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16%
*16
l,o00
16%
23%'
1
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22%
23
22%
2J
53,im
80
22%
100
common
preferred
4%
102%
VH
31 y4
3j
2U
50%
Corp
18
28
32%
*19%
46%
•
Franklin Stores Corp
41% Apr
13% Nov
106
33',a
2j
20%
1
Ford Motor Co
Foremost Dairres Inc
Foster-Wheeler
Corp..;
Francisco Sugar Co
63% Mar 12
21V8Jan
3
27
Oct
*103
100
Ite% Mar 23
6
8%
Co—No par
preferred—
8% Feb
4
G
98% Nov
88% Mar 30
8%
common
30 Va Oct
12% Apr
14% Jun
25% Dec
8%
$4.20 dlv cum pfd ser of '51
15
Food Machinery &, Chem Corp.—10
16'A Dec
26% Aug 22
50
Mar 31
29
30%
5
preferred
Feb
Sep
100
13% Nov
30%
5
Light
July
Jifly
51
126
30
6
30%
7%
Fair Stores Inc
100
21
28
Jan
Food
159
25
Feb
68
2
18
9
96% Nov
11% Mar 14
*19%
30%
1
102'A Mar
46% Jan
14
34%
19%
Florence Stove Co
11
Apr
5,800
32%
No par
Oct
62
2 200
23
30%
common
Corp
13
loJ
38%
19%
Co
(The)
Power
Jan
va
32%.
No par
preferred
Florida
11
'
5
7
54% Aug 14
28
22%
27
21%
7% Sep
38
22%
Feb
41
First National Stores
16
29% Oct
38%
22
3
23
20% Oct
36%
23
i
Nov
61VA Sep
55
3J%
Jan
105% Mar 14
55
54
38%
100
41% Feb
102
*63
1.90J
14,300
6
69
22%
10
preferred
12
41
55
*51
3.9JJ
%
14-u
25
Corp
12
July 15
*b2
Firestone Tire & Rubber com_—6.25
14
July
7
69% Sep 11
70
]
Fllvrol
26% Jan
40
14%
5o%
5
16
48% Apr
105
14%
50
26
6
99
14%
14
(ii)
27
18% Mar 11
43% Mar 15
6%
%2
Dae
35% Jan
32
6%
14
*60
12% Feb
11% Sep
46% Feb
Aug 17
'50%
6
50
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
61
21
20
66
50
50
6%
1
23
4%%
*bl
66
51%
5
98
10
14
62% Jun
Aug 29
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY
1
Co
91% Jun
Feb
47
1
"61
50%
x6Ve
106% Jan
19
Nov
68
3
CLOSED
Fibreboard Paper Prod com__No par
4% cum conv preferred—:
100
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Inc NY... 5
1
Mar 26
61
EXCHANGE
2
Fenestra Inc
Ferro Corp
1
STOCK
5
10
Mfg
30% Feb
1
53
23
Sep
31% May
101% Nov
30
108
9
36% Sep
26% May
82 VA
18
Sep
100
100
17
67% Dec
18
54
Mar,
Nov
3~3% Feb"24
104
53
17
Tarrant
&
50
2.i>0
4.6%
cumulative preferred
Federated Dept Stores
39% Mar 23
39% Nov
23
,
15%
1
5% preferred
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp
Farwlck Corp
FedderB-Quigan Corp common
5% conv cum pfd ser A
5%% conv pfd 1953 series
Federal Mogul Bower Bearings
Federal Pacific Electric Co
Federal Paper Board Co com._
7
27
9
9
Corp common
series B
,.
80
80
*79 »A
81
200
G
Jan
25
9% Dec 22
11 VA Sep 15
41% Jan
18
49Va July 27
5% May 18
9
9% Jan
Gabriel
3
(The)
$0
Uamble-Skogmo
5%
inc
cbnvertible
39
30
21
Dec
6
Gardner-Denver
54% Dec
13
Jan
23
6
Jan
4
Mar
1
31
Jan
9
3
14% Dec
12
1
3y2 Jan
4
Mar 30
45
33'A Jan
27
5
3 Vis Nov
21
17% Aug
5% Apr
21
38
Nov
32% July 31
43
38
15% July
28
9
28
1
9% Mar
20
25% Oct
11
25
46% Feb
32 VS. July 18
4% Oct
Feb
2o% Feb
30% Sep
27% Dec
Oainewell
Gar
39
'
5
50% Nov
15
6%
30% Nov
19
General
25% Jan
3
1
99% Sep
24
29
60% Oct
1
71% May 18
May 22
10% Aug 30
30% Sep
29
107% Mar
28
71
Dec
9 Vb Dec
28
11% Jan
21
9
125
Dec
106% Mar
142
17
Jan
convertible
10'A
10%
42%
42%
27%
American
General
STOCK
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
50
$8
26
CHRISTMAS
1
HOLIDAY
3
36% Feb
23
22'/2 Dec
28
34% Mar 13
General
26% Dec 29
24% Jan
23
41% Nov
28
General Cable Corp
97% Feb
13
Bronze
53%
53 %
53 %
*53'/a
7%
7%
7'/a
24 %
34 %
14%
15
3;.1
•
15
27 1
•
72%
t
9
■'Wit:
126%
5
2"%
130
Aug
July
93
83% Mar 18
80% Dec
5
13
Oct
27
140
17
16% Nov
2
21% Mar
Nov
2
17
46 'A Oct
27
Dec
40
138
6
11
Dec
4%
'
General
1%
7
Cigar
Inc
Co
General
28
66%
<
77% Jun
6
Mar
7
43% Oct
Nov
Electric
Jun
11
19
26
General
1
50% July 23
General
Foods
12
10% Mai 20
General
May
Jan
3
9
11
73 % Dec
27
General
124% Feb
,
18'.,
18%
18'A
18'A
800
43%
44
49%
4 4 'A
7,700
6%
6%
7,100
434,
No pur
General
Nov
28
35% Aug 24
4% Dec
17
5% Aug 20
34
May 25
38 % Mar 28
29
34
31
39% Sep
Mar 17
33
13%
Oct" 3"f
33% Dec
17%
4
Nov
19
28
9
18% Dec
7
General
4
53% Dec
19
24'A Nov
85%
-.85
2
Realty
*33 %
67%
6
394
40%
39%
40
General
Shoe
36
General
Steel
Nov
7
23
46
Apr
2
General
Telephone
24% Oct
22
General
Time
5
General
Tire
21
39% Jan
3
29% Dec
13
45% Jan
18
65% Nov
14
47'A NOV
29
Nov
16
98
Jun
13
90
May 17
L03% Sep
26
118% Jun
27
96
Nov
27
5
4%%
4%%
74
Dec
26
84
Sep
10
4%%
75% Nov
28
86% Sep
12
25% Nov
21
37 % Sep
12
91
45% Dec
37 V4 Nov
52
2
8% Apr. 28
41
66% Apr
102
Oct
121% Apr
16
$5 preferred
Georgia-Pacific
13
52 % Sep
18
Gerber
Jan
23
61
24
Getty Oil
8% Oct
Nid,
9% Oct
31
July
9% Jan
12
11
45% Sep
19
40 Ye Jan
3
54% Aug 23
Gillette
Jan
18
29% Sep
8
23% Jun
8
31% Nov
7
Glmbel
17
99
8
90
Dec
6
97% Mar 21
$4.50
36 y8 Oct
11
44% Mar
2
34% Sep
28
41% Mar
11
5% Jan
Dec
5
Dec
155
15
8
1%
Nov
11
3
Sep
Glldden
9
Goebel
25
66
Oct
1
Jan
23
84
Dec
27
Goodyear
3
28% Nov
20
36
Apr
18
July 25
44% Jan
16
60'A Sep
13
Grace
1% Dec
27
2% Feb
14
55%
'
3% Mar
3
163
Nov
23
Gold
Feb
9
35
Jan
6
45% Dec
30
34
Nov
19
45
Jan
3
93
Mar 21
Dec
7
79% Dec
20
99
Feb
17
5% Nov
29
2
79
Nov
29
19
38% Oct
2
24% Feb
5)
19% Oct
May 26
132% D.e
'Max 16
153
25% Feb 14
„i.
2*4 -'
41% Aug
108% July
-46%. Apr-
77% Dec
2
30% Mar 14
34% Jan
18
70% May 25
Grant
14$% Jan >11
79% Jan
10
(W
Co
T)
Co
13%
Jan"~~6~
*or
28
16% Mar
99
Gt
Northern
Iron
Great Northern
.
Great
Great
1%
Green
footnotes
Green
Greenfield Tap 6c
9
27
®ee
oaee
24
17% May 10
96
Jan
3
IR
L)
Co
Prop_.No pur
Co-
Inc
.No par
—■—/
Die Corp—No par
ureynound Corp (The)
4Y*% preferred
40%
6,300
'31%
32%
200
4%
18,200
%
4%,
34%
35
2,600
32 %
33
34
6,300
17%
18 Vs
1,100
51%
1,700
25
.
.
25
24%
24%
33%
331b
1,500
39%
40
9,500
30
30
1,000
56%
7,300
.
33%
33%
33%
40%,
39%
40%
30'
30%.
30%
30%.
.
■
,
,
*97'
.
102 1
■*
54
54%
55
101
X52%
*97%
101
101
105%
'•
55
30
103%
103%
105
105%
74
74't
*73%
75
*73%
78
78'
77 %
28 %
28%
28
48
48%
48%
48 %
49%
49
48
47%
47%
47'A
48%
*8%
8%
*8'A
8 %
47
*8'
.
8%
78 %
76%
29 %
26%
-100
54Q
20
75
78
28
350
13,<JV/0
"4
600
'/a
42
48
42'
25%
20%
25%
25%
91%
90%
91
35
34%
35 %
3 4%
3%
3%
7,400
u
35'A
3',,
3'A
*91
34 ',
3 '»
*160
3%
165
75 1
74
2
*160
42
43
25%
43
25%
*90
200
3,800
15,400
•
*160
165
8,100
10,000
91%
165
7
■
73%
75
73'A
75
8.400
02%
83
84
83
83%
9,600
84
34
34'A
34'A
34 %
56%
56 7 i.
56%
57
56%
57 34
8,200
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
18,700
8,700
80 1
:>
33'
,
2
1 %
.
1,400
10%
11 %
11%
11%
11%
11%
29%
29%
2 97
30
29%
30%
1,900
58%
60'
1
58 %
59%
58 %
59
7,400
34%
34%
34%
35
34
34%
1,300
79:!,
82
80
8J
*79
82
70
6
6
6
4,700
:t
5%
5%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
88 %
88%
83 %
84
82
83
44%
4 1%
44%
44%
41%
44%
20 %
20 %
20
20'A
20
20%
135
26 1
18%
19
,
137
*75
77
25%
■
*133
135
*75
77
132 VB
133
*75
20%
26%
18%
1,000
3,600
3,300
50
•_
2u%
18%
6,900
18-b
26 »A
18%
77
1,200
"
2.100
*
■14%
;
1,800
101
«
5%
Sugar com—-No par
preferred
100
Bay 8c Western RR
100
21% Oct
14% Feb
—100
Western
33% Mar 12
79% Dec
Ore
Ry
27
2
—5
Paper Co____—.25
Northern
20
May 31
common
;
18'/2 Dec
93% Dec
12.50
Ex-distribution
25% Nov
30
5
(The)
Steel
preferred
Grayson-Robinson Stores
10
,,2i%-Mar 1
City
3%%
ti
3
Union
Granite
7% May 18
•
23
Feb
69
3
30
1
Grand
34
44% Sep
—...
9
29% May 28
12
96% Dec
4
18
10% Dec
30
33% Dec
Co
&
6
—
20% Mar 16
21
2
10
Rubber
36 % Aug
Sep
39% Sep
3
R)
Co
F)
6c
60% Dec
23
18
(W.
Telegraph
(B
Tire
Graham-Paige Motors
—No par
Granby Conxol M S & P———1—5
34% Dec
100
Stock
6c
Goodrich Co
89VA Mar 23
6
143
1
100
Gould-National Batteries Inc
42% Jan
Mar 14
5
20% Mar 22
Co—,
60
153
6
Feb-.
(The)
7
12% Jan
74
Co
Brewing
2
22% Jan
21% Jan
1
No par
10
1,600
39%
39%
.
300
68 ',4
51'A
331
j
3,200
••
33%
18
25 %
—b
common
4
8,i
'A
o7
52
24%
Co—
30
Jun
27 % July
35% Jan
(The)
Brothers
85%
%
51
10
prelcrred
31%
53
—10
2,100
*17%
18%
52
-—4
Feb
66%
41% Mar 14
;
11
31 %
18
10
— 1
1
Co
common
87% Dec
168
6
18
30% Dec
Jan
9
16
59% Jan
50% Jari
Aug
Corp
Products
Co
——
preferred
4%
31%
ibc
100
_100
—100
100
1
110'%
2,300
34%
4%
34%
com—2.uU
59,000
*33
%
t
32%-
4%
347»
10
preferred
preferred
*31%
,
4%
No par
Corp
6c Rubber
conv
32 1
81
34%.
Corp.
preferred
90% Jan
38% Oct
20
Castings Corp
Jan
1
,
5
—
Corp
38
Nov
31
Unities
45% July i]
35V2 May 25
14
510
44 %
110'/a
>
33%
68%
6.67
Signal
&,
-
85%
33
A0c
General Refractories
29% July 18
29
32% Oct
t
Dec
110%
68%
110%
4.%
•
38%
Corp
Utilities
Railway
General
14% Feb
34% Jan
Mar"24
38y8Nov
21
lo
110%
•
68%
109%
44'A
85 1«
:—
Service
Public
General
2 V
1 1 1
,
68%
111
43%
..
*67%
Equipt Corp—-1
preferred
$1.60 conv
General Public
44%
1
Advertising
Precision
68'A
110
1 1 1
a
15
No par
53 % Feb
110'
6r',
6'.
68 1::
1
109%
Tl%
com
23
2
67 1
No pu:
N'O
Corp
34'/2 Oct
5% Dec
200
(Pin
Generul Portland Cement Co
3
3,900
12
1 8 1
75% July 17
4'/8 Jan
14
12
44 %
10
24
i3'4
11%
6%
Feb
19
14
11%
18%
J
Dt
71% Apr
13%
12
48%
Corp
50% Feb
2
130
14 %
23,700
31
36% Nov
125
23,100
common
Outdoor
400
39
*123%
58%
65
General
140
39%
85
38%
123
61 %
6
3
85
%
83
38%
123
70
57%
9
37% Apr
2,900
60%
Preferred $3.75 series
101 % Mar 15
«,
53
30
1
3,400
4J
126 3
61 %
Jun
21
23%
40
58%
59% Dec
c
22%
40 %
00%
35% Nov
102
9
23 'A
61 %
7
Aug
29% Jan
126%
126%
59
43 Va Mar 14
98'
90
800
11,800
9%
58 1 it
preferred
$5
16
Corp
Motors
9
5,200
,
61 %
•——
preferred
5%
1
49'A Mar 20
73'A
1
Corp
Co
Instrument
General Mills
18
122% Mar
40% May 28
llO'/s Dec
Apr
99%
(Delaware).)
No par
Finance Corp
Oct
61
) l
127
20
Dynamics
General
108% Dec
July 11
54
11,
119% Dec
20
123
General
65 % Aug
6% Dec
23
59% Dec
17
5
Feb
13
Jan
120
>
19% July
6
7% Oct
27 %
99%
••
14%
'*11 1
26%
72%
.
9%
83%
84
83
51
3
1
23
43
13% Jan
122%
Corp common--.2
preferred
10
52% Jan
30
-
38%
121
Contract
series
13% Jan
45% Oct
57% Dec
*38
preferred
200
40
,
f
t
100
1st preferred
Oct
Jan
17% Jan
13% Dec 27
7
Mar
12
119
7
13
13
30'/2 Jun
38% Dec
24 y2 Mar 15
6,800
22%
40%
No par
TOO
com_. No pat
com
800
5%
126%>
127%
23%
40
•
15
14%
4%
Va
27
9
9%
K0 >
2,300
34
*50
99
it
2,100
8
71%
99 %
f 713
3.10U
14%
.,
51
26%
„
991
72::
'
34
4%
*50
52
99%
..(•/ 7
4%
4%
*50
,
1,200
53%
81 it
1,600
2,800
,
30%
41%
27
5
Corp
41 Va
4%
No par
148% Jun
7
6
41%
15
eoni—1
preferred
8
Jan
41%
*84%
.1
General Baking Co common
27%
41%
8
50
Investors
27%
27%
5312
1
100
Transportation—2.50
Amer
6%
41
$4.50 preferred
5
;t
27%
2
com
preferred
29% Jan
136 y2 Dec
10%
42'.,
(The).,
preferred
Acceptance
Corp
American Ind
General
G % July
6%
6%
it
10%
42 '/i.
5
Inc
6
10%
42',4
Co
Industries
6 7
10'«
41%
No par
convertible
General
16% Aug 13
(The)
Corp
Wood
4%%
July 16
22
29
Dec
57 Y* Jan
25% Dec
105
Gafrett
9% July 17
Co
t)%
1
5
50
common
preferred
*80
14%
14-„
14%
14%
14%
6,900
02
79%
80
79%
79%
100
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HJgheet
Iwr 1956
2
27% Jun
8
35% Jan
13
Grumman
5% Jan
3
9% Nov
28
6
44 »/2 Feb
23
29'/2 Dec
12
6
96% Oct
31
76% Dec
21
23
83% Jan
23
35% Jan
Jan
937/a Sep
61% Mar 14
65
Mar 14
3
32% Sep
26
Jun
9
83% Dec
27
109'/2 Jun
7
SO
Dec
17
*
104
107
Jun
10
100
Sep
18
-
Jan
38'A Nov
13
/Lug 26
tree
105
8
103 »/2 Feb
>106% Feb 23
Dec
No par
29-.a
30%
76%
76%
76%
25
112%
113%
113%
31%
30%
;
31
8%
9
Friday
9
the Week
Dec. 28
27
.
30!«
No par
Utilities
Bale* fer
Thursday
8%
Shares
30%
%
31
8Ya
10,900
8Ya
30 v2
30
76%
76%
2,600
30 %
76%
115
115%
8,500
300
',4
41.000
35%
1,200
119
Co—
^
No par
35%
__100
100
100
90%
dividend
$4.40
PRICES
Dec. 26
.31%
preferred
preferred
$4.44 dividend preferred
«
SALK
Wednesday
.
1
Corp
Common
'•
28
Feb
108
Dec. 25
$4.20 dividend
42% Mar 20
-
Tuesday
Dec. U
1
preferred
Golf Oil
147% July 26
lv4% Juiy 13
Corp
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com
39% Mar 23
98
Aircraft
Golf States
31
Par
Guantatiamo Sugar
8 '/»
22
101
Monday
EXCHANGE
4
6Va Dec
HIGH
AND
STOCK
Apr
45% Feb
J2% July. 19
90
YORK
*,
Lew eat
tfigheat
UWHl
NEW
35%
85
35%
85
35%
83 %
92
*92
35'%
83%
92
/ 100
*92%
*84
*92
100
41
41
41%
41 »/4
89%
90
89 %
89 %
-•
87
*92
340
91
90%
220
10b
H
Dec
15
46% July 12
39% Dec
17
45% Aug
19% Jan
10
69% Nov
25
58 % Feb
45% July 25
10
41
-1
92
/Nov
Hacjeeniack Water
v
24'A Sep
14
24'A Dec
19
is y« Oct
13
25'A Feb
4
19
Jan
24
27
7
100'A Feb
4
87
Jan
24
.107
31% Jan
6
38'A Deo
6
Nov
26
38
6
55
6
48
Jan
23
Nov
10
130
Nov
30
40% Nov
17
31% Feb
9
Hall < W F)
18-
79% Oct
6
20% May
33
4
Sep
Sep
s
r
-25
—
STOCK
EXCHANGE
CLOSED.
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing—5
13
'
Printing Co——
Hamilton Watch
-4% convertible
18
42% Mar 29/
Hammer mill
„5
••
CHRISTMAS
HOLIDAY
Paper
Co
23 %
23%
24
23%
Go common
1
preferred.——100
24
*96
»/a
-
99
/
2.50
36%
36%
37%
66 Ya
68
69
69%
135
*130
3.000
23%
1.100
24%
1,300
99
*95
37 Yi
iHarblson-Walk Reirac common—15
200
89 %
231/2
'
.
41 %
24 y2
/
24%
.
'*
40 y2
89
24
-.24%
94%
9j
*
30
37 Ya
38 'a
1,300
69
69 %
2,000
"J
Jan
134% July 25
26% Mar 14
Dec
143
69% Dec 27
A.
"Feb
15
48% Dec
20
146
•0
35%
6% Mar 25
July"~5
39
39
May 22
14
Jan
5% Oct
31
32% Dec
13
;
8
20
8% Jan
12
35% Apr
*' 6%
39
46%
Chemical Co-
-5
27%
Hart Schaflner 6c Marx
Mar 29
10
•28%
Mar 27
29%
f
t
Hat Corp of America common—
4%%
9
16% Jan
27% Nov
18
6
20
18% Jan
21
Dec
23
37
13% May 28
27
Mar 12
17 Ye Nov
Ex
13
26% Mar 14
36% Sep
23
26% Dec
20
91
Sep
20
76
Dec
19
89% Feb 27
47
Dec
3
60
Jan
9
85 % Nov
15
101
Jan
5
Aug
Hayes
34% Mar 27
84% Jan
6
24
39% Jan
3
60% Sep
29
96% Aug
15
104% Feb
7
•2% Jan
6
25% Dec
8
36% Jan
3
38 % July 25
17
Industries
3%%
Heinz
(H J) Co
122% Aug
40
11
22% Mar
11
May~ 19
126
Mar 14
2
51
Dec
11
20
25
17
26% May 25
38% Jan
3
Hfeime
Oct
15% Dec
27
21 Va Mar 15
•-
29
51% July 19
Hercules
Dec
21
45% Dec
20
110
19
$1% Jan
13
25
11
34% Nov
9
31% Mar 18
43 % Dec
29
15% May 12
20% Nov
16
13% Nov
.79% Aug
3
98 % Dec 30
61% Dec
13
Oct
Jan
3
20% Nov
12
Oct
80
Oct
20% Mar 19
7
9% Nov
27
18% Dec
20
25% Sep * 7
26.
11
12
Hollander
18% Oct
22
23
Nov
15
29'A Oct
17
32% Jan
16
Holly Sugar Corp common
5%
convertible preferred
Feb
20
—74% Jun
19
13
48
Jan
65
Dec
22
66
Feb
16
31
44 % Jun
27
35 % Jan
30
100% Jun
14
89
Dec
26
27
106
17
31 % Dec
3
5
40
Homestake
Apr 28
8% Dec
4% Nov
23
8% Jan
26
27
21% Jan
23
29% Mar
16% Sep 19
39% Nov 28
12% Feb
10
26
40
Aug
3
25
28% Jan
75
Dec
11
96
6
104% Jan
6
105% Feb
91% Jan
28
Dec
34
98
100
Mar 10
Aug
May
31
Mar
83
Dec
26
102 ya Jan
90
Dec
26
105
Feb
14
41% Jan
3
17% Dec
29
22% Jun
23
12
15% Mar 14
18% Jan
8
15% Nov
29
3 % Feb
10
1% Nov
20
12 % Apr
27
71% Sep
9% Feb
17
3% Apr
8,500
112
100
-48%
49
900
49'/4
50
600
111
48%
50
*
30
30%
33%
-
29 Ya
30
8,800
38%
13 %
13 %
13 Ye
13%
*62
1,700
13%
381/4
v
;•:
13 %
62 '
64
63 %
62%
t>2
80 %
80%
*80 y2
22%
22%
22 %
23
%
22 %
"9%
10
9%
*9%
18%-
19
9%
11%
.
13,500
60
6,900
e
97'e
100
19 Ye
10!
e
3,700
•
18,700
*11%
11'%
100
20 Va
*20 »/a
20 %
700
29%
./
•11%
20%
29 Ye
36 ',4
23!
9Ya
20 %;
5
90
81'%
18%
9 Ye
*11 Ya
-11%
29%
*29'/2
20 7
8
200
67 Y4
68
37Y2
38%
12,400
34%
34%
66
19
64
9%
20%
34%
9%
18%
9Y2
29 Ya
5% Nov .30
13
64
10
13
13
41% July
35%
67%
38
35
-68
36%
66%-
29
24% Sep
10
35% May
89
No par
*
;
36
■
7,200
2,500
89%
90! '•»
90
91
*89
310
5%
5 Ye
5%
5%
5%
*25 Ye
25%
*25%
25Ya
200
16%
17
2,900
35%
35%
x26Y»
26'%
X78
79
X83
84 '
Inc
com
preferred
STOCK
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
.—100
preferred
Lighting 6c
100
,
CHRISTMAS
HOLIDAY
X90
Power_.No par
Howard Stores Corp
90
1
12%
.
16%
17 Ye
16%
17 Va
*35 y2
36 %
*351%
36%
100
25%
25%
25'/8
3,500
78
-
78 V*
V
25 Y4
•
"
.
76%
280
77
*83
86
*84%
87%
*88
89 V2
*88
92'%
100
50
50 y4
50 »/4
3,600
'
50%
50 %
6,300
-
49 34
50
12%
12 %
12%
2,100
16%'
12 %
16%
16 1/2
16%
12,200
1%
1%
1Y4
2,300
121/2
,
•
Howe
3
13
Sound Co
1
16%
100
1%
6% noncumuiative preferred—100
Hudson Bay Min 6c Sm Ltd—No par
Hdpp Corp common.
1
■
..
.
July 26
7ya Jan
•
36%
25 %
4.40%
21
99
.
*
5%
86%
86%
4%
4Ya
IHndson 6c Manhattan
3
19 % Nov
.
common..
25%
4%
liyaApr!23
Jan
4% Dec
Co
America
preferred
conv
Houston
3
23
27% Dec
6
39%
$2.25 convertible preferred
50
Household Finance common.-No par
3%% .preferred
100
26Y« Mar 19
27% Dec
^
Feb
20
15
Jan
Mining
Electrochem
Houdallle-Industries
;
57% Aug 17"
Dec
7% July 18
$3% Jan
6
3
33%
,
1
28
47
1% Dec
2,100
25
3
5%
10
23
14
8
40
16
38%
40
f
10
Hotel Corp of
2
38% Oct
102% Mar
900
16
111
48
*49
30
12.50
10
$4.25 preferred
3
5
28
1,000
34
'
6
24% Sep
-Hooiter
18% July 11
35% Dec
4
36% Oct
171/4
24%
"
13% Mar 14
34% Jan
100
34
8i
5
6c Sons
Honolufiu Oil Corp
52% July 17
103% Mar 18
13
17
1,200
171/4
31 i
39%
1
4
10
20
48-e
*24%,
.
200
3,200
90
17%
1X1
/
-
27%
35
*34
48%
X30
T-l
16%
24 V*
4
48
48%
5
3
34% Oct
112
*47%
.50c
32% Mar
28% Jan
112
50
25% Jan
37% Oct
90
500
78%
*17'%
♦
!
48 Ye
39%
Hires Co (Charles E)
(A)
/
86%
39%
Holland Furnace Co
6 % Apr
14% Apr
12% Doc
2
16
Ye
39%
Hoffman Electronics Corp
9% Dec
8% Mar
.
25%
26 %
92
38%
2.50
3
•
400
2,400
6 «/2
*76
2 1/12
Corp
6
7
1,200
'
10
25
48
v2
16
5
16% Jan
12.
3,000
600
24 Ya
17 y2
24 3
%
*89
-
35
.
.£•/
15%
_
12% Jan
9
Jun
Hotels
92
24'%
35
48
48%
,
*17%
100
31% Jan
8% May 12
16
76
cum
Hilton
//
33
*25
26%
48%
common_.No par
2
12% Jan
16%
Corp common—1
preferred series A
100
2nd pfd (conv)—No par
$4%
25 Ya
25
16'/s
preferred series A
3%%
3
24% Nov
12
3
Jan
V
26 Ya
Heyden Chemical
,
77% Feb
99
2
%
33
16 %
preferred
4Vi%
28
19% Feb
Feb
•
28
29% Feb
3
5%
Hershey Chocolate
-
11
6
34
76
1
;
41% May 23
Hertz Co (The)
46'A Mar 14, "Hewitt-Robins Inc
23
Jan
6%
•
78 "2
preferred—25
common
27% Jan
33% Nov 19
21% Dec
10% Nov
24
Powder
54
'
6 %
No par
45% Dec L 3
54% Mar 18
5
89% Jan
Feb
63% Mar 20
29
71
124
noncumulatlve
28Y4
26 y2
10
i
(G Wj common
7%
27%
'16 %
*89
LOO
;
Hercules Motors
36% Nov
17% Oct
Dec
23% Oct
34
28%
26%
*76
25
common
preferred
Herler (W E) 6c Co
27 Ye
*16%
1
15
100
:
3.65%
27'/2
*33
26.1-
*25'/a
5
Inc
preferred
0%
33 %
6
34
27%
\
dist
Heeht Co common
;
r
'
liquidating
partial
%
v
50
46Y4
34
.46 y2
32%
1
preferred
Industries Inc—•
135
45 Ya
34%
28%
27%
Harshaw
*130
47
27%
34%
Co
135
34
47
34%
Haveg
16% Oct
*130
100
2.50
—1
Corporation
< Harris-Seybold
16
Aug
preferred
Harsco
38% July 31
25
39% July 13
12
Mar 11
*3% Dec
29% May 26
24 >A Nov. 20
31% Dec
•
5%
pfd
com
series
A
1% *
\
V
1%
*5%
6 '/a
/
6'/a
5%
6
500
1
50
Refrigerator Co
5
conv
Hussman
6
17 Vn
'
28
4%
*86W *'
85%
1.900
4'%
4-,e
86 Va
4l/2
32,700
28
22 %
29%
80%
;
28
28%
29
2,100
22 Va
28 %
22'/a
■»'.
22 Va
21%
22
1,300
I
17
Jun
$7% Oct
47% Jan*
21
11
33 3A
July 18
27% Feb
68 Ya
Sep 19
Sep 12
50
5
57
Aug 22
$1% Aug 17
82% Sep
1
52
49
62% Mar 28
61
Jan
17
14% Mar 15
Nov
10
55
Jun
55
61
61 %
55%
55'%
56
42 3
42%
*42V4
42%
45
*43
45
*43 %
45
*50
51'%
*50
51'%
preferred
50
4.26% .cumulative
preferred
50
0
11
55
Jan
9
4.70%
cumulative preferred
50
"50
51%
27
54% Apr
4.42%
cumulative preferred
50
"45
46
45
*44
50
*43
45 Ya
*43
45%
*43
par
28
28 y2
x27%
27%
27
4-i
Dec
44
Dec
12
53
Feb
30
Nov
4.08%
10
20
13
3
4.20% cumulative preferred
'Indianapolis Power & Liynt—No
Industrie
<
28
7Va Apr
19
May 23
33'/8 Dec
11
60% Jan
20
71
59
29'
91 % Nov
36 Va Jan
68
6
31% Jan
26
37 Va Jan
7
16% Jan
19
19% Jan
18
Sen
155
Sep
.
8
52 % Dec
20
20
100% Dec
13
103
Feb
7
May 28
May 15
33YaMay28
35
Dec
19
538
Dec
28
27 V4
11
165% Aug 16
29% Oct 11
38% Nov
2
•4
8
Mar
4iy8 Jun
9
175% May 31
37% Jan
4
•41% Jan
6
28% Sep
25% Jun
21
22
33% Apr
69
Nov
21
88
Jan
3
-
174
Feb
127% Dec
23
29
Jun
10
120% Nov
16
132
16
17
Jan
3
9'/a Nov
26
29
12
101% Sep 26
9% Mar 13
69
Mar 14
73
Jan
6
42
Dec
28
60
Jan
5
25
Jan
28
23% Jan
6
34
Mar 15
117% Sep
23
98 % Nov
108
Jan
12
87% Dec
12
20 % Nov
15
15 Va Feb
7
14
85
__—„
101
Nov
114
Jun
48% Mar
74% Sep
39% Nov
31% Sep
Jun
45
34% Mar 15
32% Jan
6
43
12% Jan
15 Ya
3
3A Jun-
40
Sep
2
94
Feb
3
38
Dec
*
43
11
Va Nov
•
9
38% Feb
7
38% Jan
30
32% Dec
28
3
Sep 15
Aug 29
13
,
7
5
July
3
•6% Jan
3
20% Mar 23
121
Jan
24
f % Mar 14
130
*
9
27
Nov
30
34% Jan
27% Jan
33% Jan
10
Sep 21
120 y2 Dec
17
12% Sep
6
Sep
20
39
$1% Jan
19
4
48
Mar 14
$9% Jun
€6
13
59
104
Jun
ax
Nov
19
13
32 /4 Oct
97% Aug 15
Jan
1
84/4 Aug 31
44 /4 Oct 15
14
May 10
5ec 27
43 Ya Oct
Mar 15
85
Jun
2
56Ya Nov
130
Feb
55
58% Apr
Feb
1
85
42% Jun
Mar 10
8
62 y2 Nov
33% Nov 29
38% Dec 30
35 Va Feb
For
footnotes
see
page
24.
3
Intertype
19
$6
72
(F
3%*
53
51%
52
86%
85 Ya
85%
85
85
34%
34 Ya
34 Ya
34'%
34%
500
No par
38 Va
100
144 Va
Jdbnson
.
146'%
28
28%
28%
29
10,000
72 %
72
72
*711%
75
300
105%
104%
105Ya
121
121
121
10
7.50
107 >%
107%
106
107%
104%
lO'/s
"r
v
100
105%
121
10
9,300
160
10 Ya
104%
13,700
106
11,700
*107
108
90
90
*89%
11V2
18
17'/4
171/4
17 %
17 Ye
89'%
90
89 '
89
87
89
—
*89%
91
112%
112%
38%
28%
38 Y4
33'%
38 1
25
44%
45 %
44
44%
43%
*111
*33 %
-
113
*34
35
30%
!
31 %
48
Corp com__5
Co
29'%
121
10 V*
.No par
conv
970
28
104%
No par
common
12,800
*29 !4
121
100
1
1
32%
*34
113
300
13%
170
500
44%
*•
2,700
3,900
35%
31'%
30%
48
48%
48 '-8
*48
31
11,800
43%
4 7 %
33'%
32%
33
13%
13%
13 Ye
13%
2,600
.
38''4
*33
•32 Ye
13%
e
91
r47'%
49
*47%
35'/4'|
112'%
30Ys
48
25
.3.50
49
1,700
100
400
1,400
"
Corp
5
common
L)
50c
1
Co
18%
19
24V'4
54%
121
23 7
-
55
e
53%
'
121
18%
19
19
500
31
31
30 Ye
23%
*121
31%
31%
1,400
24
24
24 3
e
4,000
54'
%
54
123'%
*121
54
4%
3,900
40
4'/a
4
2
123'%
14,700
4%
4%
4
5
24 V3
24%
24
24'%
23'%
23%
2,700
1
35'%
351/4
34%
35%
34%
34%
2,000
86
86
86
88
49%
50
49%
50 %
700
83
83
86
130
43
48%
74
75
73 %
74 %
1,500
60 %
60%
60'
60%
14,100
96%
100
*85%
1
100
Corp
5
Johnson
Jones A Laughlln Steel
19
30%
1
Co
preferred
&
38%
146
.29'%
9%
.No par
Utilities
38
146'A
?29
15
_•
1
145%
29
72
No par
com
2,400
38%
38
38 r8
146
70
538
520
27%
100
com
520
503
501 y2
200
7,500
29
—No par
Johns-Manvllle
5
4,400
53
!
Power
1,800
53
20'%
34%
No par
common
Jaeger Machine
6
26
*52
97'%
*20
*84 %
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
Jersey Cent Pwr 6c Lt 4% pfd
Jewel Tea Co Inc common
Mar 21
Dec
20'%
*51%
preferred
Jacobs
15
105Y2 Feb 27
*20
5
Machines
Iflland Creek Coal
7
15
20 V2
10
Mar 14
102y2 Feb
*20
Iowa-Hllnols Gas 6c Elec Co..No
par
Iowa Power & Light Co
10% Mar 19
29Ya Oct
27
™ov 30
52 Ya
issued
Interstate
48% Apr 27
04% Mar 14
54% Sep 23
107% Nov 22
32% Mar 14
18
97
53%
preferred
Interstate Dept Stores
"15^1 Aug 27
23ya July 18
157
97%
52 %
100
cum
*151
97'%
53%
preferred
$1.40
157
98 V*
7% preferred
25
International Telep &Teleg—No
par
.1
151
97%
52 %
No par
preferred
International
10
22% Dec
S6
;
6
18
30
Business
International Silver
39 Va Mar 16
.Feb
23% Dec
Sep
6
30y» Aug 11
"151
157
8%
8%
100
International Shoe
-55YiJuly26
30
36 %
35% Dec
4,200
common
International Salt
6
18% Dec
30% Jan
7,100
85%
a
1
Corp
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer
5% preferred
16
58
Iron
When
38 Y* Jan
.
37 Ya
841/4
8%
20
$4 preferred
19
.37% Apr
...
37
84%
Preferred
70% Mar 13
34V4 Apr 20
29% Jan, 4
2
900
37%
83 7
International Packers Limited
International Paper common
1045/a Apr 19
144
Aug
3
44% Feb 20
29
8'%
37%
84%
Inc
Int'i Nickel of Canada
8
Mar 27
21 % Apr
13
16
4%
__
15
8
7%
106% Mar 13
13
8'/a
375/a
84
Int'i Hydro-Electric Sys class
A..25
Int'i Minerals 6c Chemical com
5
14% Mar 13
144Vb May
Ctfs
Int'l Harvester
11.-
112% Aug
141
12 Ya Jun
Jan
IntT
-
28
Jan
6
78
Interlake
32% Mar 12
67% Jan
•2
6
41YaJuly25
143% Dec
92% May 26'
87Ya Aug 26
8%
37
Nj par
Interchemical Corp
4Vi% preferred
83V2 Dec
2.500
28
100
•' 6% preferred
Inland Steel Co
Insuranshares
.
45%
1
24 Ye Mar 13
«
140
45'%
Ya
No par
common
61% Jan
20
44
Mexico
Inspiration Cons Copper
23
4
43 v2
100 pesos
Ingersoll-Rand
13
Dec
400
36% Oct
De
69% Mar 30
47% Jan
6
Electrica
SA
Industrial Rayon..—
853/* July 20
165
Feb
6
21
76% Jun
Mar 29
33 Ya Sep
11% May 9
60% Mar 13
.
13
8
.24% July 18
57 % Dec 12
103
Feb
28
*
150
cumulative
5
10% Nov
66% Mar 14
42%
19
58 3A
15
500
42%
Jan
Apr
6
Dec
56'%
51
6
169 % Jun
*55:%
53
26% Jun
15
31% Aug 31
4
1.700
9.100
30
61V2
55%
9
1% Dec
Jan
30%
62
30.
60%
No par
common
21
48% Jan
162
30%
61'%
29%
No par
Illinois Power Co
50% Dec
Mar 11
Feb
10
Illinois Central RR Co
60Va Aug 15
.
Nov
44
8
53
23
72% May. .4'.
1
Jan
41 % Dec
9
53% Nov
57% Oct
Idaho Power Co
5% preferred series A
Jo7 Manufacturing Co
4
7%
*
49%
A
84
48
73
74%
10
60%
61 %
100
95%
95 Y4
95'%
1
70%
72
70
12y2
com
49%
*81
87
■
.71
*83
47 %
2
48%
40
6,000
96
97%
520
70
71!4
4,700
31
1956
Volume
Number -5599
184
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2851)
NEW
YORK
STOCK
Eunice for Prevfone
Year 1966
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Uvm(
43% Dec
28 Mi May 25
34% Feb
14
Nov
45 Va Mar
Sep
30
Nov
27
127
Dec
18
52
37% Dec
4
99% May 16
30
100% Mar 23
105
May
9
107% Sep
21
Dec
5
103
28
108
105
~24
71% Feb
3.80%
4%
9
Kansas
14
211/» Jan
3
24 Va Mar
3
21% Jan
10
24 Va July 23
12 Va Dec
27
21
9
30
129 Va Aug 26
113
38 Va Nov
59% Apr
42% Apr
24
12
Dec
53% Apr
1
60 Va
25
Kern
6
July 16
7
39% Feo
10
23
40
County
No par
com
preferred
4Va%
6
56
Sep
3
58
Jun
29 Va Feb
4
38 Va Dec
27
32 % Dec
4
40% Mar 19
6
60
Dec
23
52% Jan
31
74 Va Aug
Koppers
100 % Jun
23
82
Dec
18
98
92 V» Mar 18
Keystone
12
58% Apr
27
20
Feb
1
4%
30
32
Jan
4
25
Dec
21
29% Mar 29
Kresge
20
55% Feb
9
31% Dec
26
50Va Feb. 29
Kress
22% Dec
28
29 Va Apr
8
22
Jan
10
50
Jan
4
43% Jan
4
12% Mar 15
16
Sep
7
22
5% Jan
25
Mar 14
18% Dec
14% Apr
25% Apr
4
16
Dec
3% Nov
6
19
16% Sep
10
4
13
27 Va Aug
-
16% Mar 13
19
25
18% Dec
28 % Jan
34% Sep
20
30
3
89
86 Va Aug
98 Va M?"
11
Jun
8
34% Apr
18 V8
Mar 14
15 Va Nov
J~an~6
May 3
13% Jan 10
28
25% Apr
26
97
35% Apr
11
58
26
V 15% Nov 26
1% Jan
3
2%, Sep
1
3
17 % Dec
22
15
Apr
3% Jan
3
6% Sep
t
5
Mar 22
30
22
3
Sep
,23
19% Jan "
64% Jan
18
13 % Jan
3
1
47
Sep
46% Oct
4
20% Oct
30
Lelm
Fink
16% Dec
28
74 % Feb
ft
noncum
&
Corp
&
9
Lily
Tulip
7
Link
Belt
Cup
Aug 29
Lionel
Corp
35'/a Jan
24
; 49% Mar 29
Liquid
Carbonic
79
15
103 Va
Sep
19
84
Sep
25
100% Jan
6% Nov
29
12
12
Jan
6
58% Doc
3%%
12
*25
25 Va
102
6
105
Mar 11
83% Dec
27
Mar 14
20%
Oct'Tf
139% Dec
25% Jan
147
7
86
11
104
Nov
19
103 V4 Dec
23
116
bee
12
21'/a Feb
28
143% Jan
77% Jan
6
27
83 Va
27
90% Dec
30
22 Va Mar 14
31% Dec
6
21
Jun
51% Jar
3
42
Jpn
•»«
59
Dec
28
37% Nov
109
26
39 Va Mav 16
30 V4 Nov
23
Jan
May
27% Feb
19%
4
iu
100
100
3
52
71
69%
Gas
&
(M)
issued
7,100
330
51 »/8
52
3,000
71
69%
16'A
16
161/4
400
44%
43%
441/2
6,800
83
*75
1,000
85
7%
7 Va
57
58
57
57%
56 Va
57Va
18,900
19%
20
19%
19%
19%
20
91
91
90
90 Va
88%
90
25,000
2,300
36
36%
35%
361/4
2,700
33'A
33%
33%
33 %
5,800
22
22'A
22%
22%
8,900
x7 Vs
EXCHANGE
CHRISTMAS
CLOSED
%
36%
37
33 Va
21%
HOLIDAY
22%
*96
1
7 '/b
7%
33 %
STOCK
•
100
100
*96
••%
88
90
101 Va
15%
15%
11.8 %
119%
101%
15%
15%
118%
118/
88
10,900
7%
99%
91
4
*
91
*88 Va
1..
*96
88%
88%
ki
*27
87%
87%
87
21%
21%
21
21%
169%
174%
1
-
26%
26%
271/4
86%
60
.--V-f
21,100
63'%
140
20
91
%
103
15%
116"
93%
100
103V4
700
25,300
15%
117%
:.
»
460
—
Inc
Sons
12%
62%
139
69%
*77
lu
(Ky)
Co
Nashville
&
85
100
El
5,800
|3,500
16%
100
common
&
800
17Va
44
'
100
preferred
C3fr»r>1
When
51%
10
Co
<P)
Lowenstein
28
52%
10
Co
10,000
8IV4
12%
62%
138%
*75
2,000
6%
16%
•
12%
12%
62%
138%
51%
1
No par
Lu'-—»
12%
62 %
16%
Corp
E
6
81
138 %
44%
preferred
Louisville
8
12%
62 '/a
138
100
New
9
49% Jan
19Vb
.1
series
7%
20
60 Va Dec
19 %
•
Dec.28
180
19'A
43%
series G conv pfd
Louisville
26% Dec
19
70%
common
Lorillurd
19
2,400
29
No par
4.40%
5
28%
*16%
preferred
4.35%
23
Dec
15 Va
3
May 25
Dec
97
July 15
6'A
29'/B
15
13
103% Jan
26
14,200
6%
25
com
102% Jan
Sep
7,100
21/4
28 Va
7
9
100
16%
19%
82
com
'
—
19
6%
17%
Jan
'
'
28%
81
Lone
106
200
2
:
1
17
Long Island Lighting Co com
5% series B preferred.
4.25%
series D preferred
6
16 Va
2 Vs
19
17%
6
Dec
-
82%
Corp_
Gas
*
28 Va
2.50
Cement
2
18%
17Vt
July 26
98 Va
*6
16%
16%
19%
81 Va
July
27
l/a
*93
10
35
107% Apr
96
1
23 Va
8>
*93
2%
2 Vs'
No par
19
103% Mar
331/4
17
Aircraft Corp
Star
33'A
16 1/4
10
New
33'A
*18%
12
19
*32%
1,100
No par
Jpn
37% Dec
3,300
2,600
21 Va Oct
4
Mar
1,800
18%
4 5 Va
28
5
23
17%
18%
45'A
33% Dec
32% July
171/4
18%
46 Va
23
Oct.11
17%
18% '■
45
64 V4 Jan
20
17%
18%
4ti
21
26% Mar 14
17%
46%
Inc
Star
3%
•"
8
Lone
1,200
3%
8,400
29
July 11
15%
25%
3%
141/4
1.8'/a Nov
„98
*25
.
3%
96
43 V4 Jun
Dec
15%
25%
600
14 Va
1
73
15%
15%
*25
-
4
400
49%
14%
7
7
25 Va
*3%
48%
14 '/a
64 % Feb
Jan
15%
15%
*25
25 Va
*25
49%
49%
14%
24% Aug
56
V
340
7,400
14%
17 Va Mar 14
Lockheed
7,700
32%
10
Corp
convertible
Loew's
25%
32%
2 5 Va
32%
(The)
List Industries
4,400
85
25%
40% May 17
25 Va May 14
64%
84V4
32
8
14% May 28
19
200
63 Va
25%
Co
14
400
7,900
,34%
25%
Corp
Sep
'
84 Va
100
39%
■
63 Va
84
No par
Tobacco
Myers
25
July 25
63'A
84
*34
32 %
preferred
30
12
34
41%
No par
:
1
:
7%
Dec
8% Mar 14
34'%
43
5
Liggett
'
42%
63%
Libby McNeill & Libby__
18
41%
63 Va
Products
2
76% Nov
42%
83
—
2
23
4,300
43
34%
15
common
(The)'
25 Va Jan
Apr
Co
72% Feo
47 Va Jan
6
'
21 Va Jan
31,200
28%
42%
31%
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Aug
59%
28
43
*33 Va
4
Lerner Stores
64
55% Apr
Sons
9
18'A Mar 29
Apr
56%
28 Va
42 Va
25
21 Va Mar 26
23
49
43
25'/a
A
98
Jan
31
16
16% Jan
50c
13,£>00
*42%
28 Va
common
preferred
2nd pfd
Corp
17
57
3,500
8,300
44%
*27%
57 'A
28%
10
1st
Lehman
Jun
66
26
55'%
45%
128
43%
No par
Valley RR
Val'ey Coal
1
%f Feb
45 Va
127 Va
44
56
Tire
noncum
14
163
46 Va
128%
43 Va
*42%
10
Lehigh Portland Cement
Feb
1
45%
126%
44%
96
29 Va Nov
4
46 Va
1
100
&
'
128 Vt
5
Co
&
300
39
43%
49%
1
20
4,300
*93
$3
61 V» Oct
13
25%
2
12% Doc
12%
3,100
76%
*38
'
preferred series
Lehigh
Lehigh
137'/a Dec
12%
'
33%
3
16
12%
25%
Oct
22
12%
12%
*32%
28
22
2,300
comn>on_3
31
Apr
72% Sep
22
23 Va
49%
(James)
2% Jan
164% Nov
61% Mar 14
149 Va Jun
23
1
6
23
23%
5
1
Mar
89% Dec
800
23 Va
Co
4
,Jan
26%
(The)
25% Nov
16
26%
18%
19% bee
.
HOLIDAY
3.85%
preferred
4—100
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co__
10
27
July 10
8
26 Vt
17%
21% Jan
6
24
76
39
5
Lees
30
17 Va Jun
11% Jan
1% July
7
75%
75
Lee Rubber
22% Mar 12
40
87
39
.
38 Va
26 Va
Consolidada 6% pfd_75 Pesos Me*
Lane Bryant
1
-Feb
Nov
CHRISTMAS
La
25
87
1
Co
-
92%
*87
90
10
100
*95
92%
26'%
23 Va
75%
26 Va<'
25
(111)
Corp
&
Gas
4.32%
CLOSED
45
preferred
Co
100
127
com
& Wire
Mfg
Co
Laclede
7
6
20% May 10
6
100
_i
Co_
H)
EXCHANGE
2.50
Inc common..
(S S)
(S
Kroger
13
4 V4 Jan
Co
Kroehler
3
54 Va Oct
2o
96%
*96
800
80
*94%
22%
n
preferred
28% Jun
24% Dec
Steel
Kimberly-Clark
47% Dec
39 Vt May 31
*78
95
"
STOCK
8.75
King-Seeley Corp
38 V. Jan
21
Apr
80
95
no yms
prior
conv
29 V2 Jan
47
*78
95
X38%
No par
Co
Indus
Oil
36Va Jan
Nov
80
93 Va
74%
50
Electric Co
Land
Kerr-McGee
30 Va July 16
Mar
16
Southern
&
Kelsey Hayes Co.—
Kennecott Copper
147% Mar 14
23
.
City
non-cum
Kansas Power & Light Co__
Kayser (Julius) & Co
Mar 27
48
May 28
Jan
43% Oct
15
4%
Kansas Gas
1,300
*78
SO
20
1,3C0
108% 109
*
93 Va
28% Aug
6
100
IIIIlOO
preferred
*90
46 Va Jan
27
39%
preferred__100
15
-
39%
cumulative
14
Oct
39
4.35%
Feb
44
38%
*87
Nov
98% Jan
38%
92%
24
27 % Mar 14
38%
*96
37
:
45
*87
8
24% July 15
44%
100
4
17 V» Mar 24
45
100
84% Apr
48% Jan
*
44 %
preferred
29 Va Jun "
21
109
45 Va
109%'
preferred
31
..
108%
44 %
par
:
108%
4.20%
Oct
25
33,100
46
10a
4.50%
May 22
92% May
9
Shares
45%
46%
46
the Week
50
preferred
cum
Dec. 27
47 y8
46%
Friday
Dec. 28
Thursday
Dec. 2G
33%
preferred
Maim fat
BALI FEICES
HIGH
Wednesday
Dec. 23
1
Mar 10
43
Corp
Tuesday
Dec. 24
13
103
23
conv
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No
1
Mar
Dec
Monday
Par
-
Dreferred
Apr
30
Nov
87
70 Va Jan
cum
4%%
RECORD
LOW AND
STOCK
Chem
4V»%
Mar 13
97% Nov
28
&
3
Mar
96
89 "
7
105 Va Nov
Nov
Dec
92
102% Mar 15
105
3
44% Aug 14
7
78
6
Kaiser Alum
20
Aug
Feb
YORK
EXCHANGE
70 Vt Aug
13
44
94
NEW
Highest
104
39
EXCHANGE STOCK
8TOCK8
87 Va
21%
175%
174
170'A
26%
59
— —
1,300
27%
2,500
87%
3,700
21%
10,900
180
14,600
60%
M
48 Yt Jan
133
53% Jan
19
140
Mar 28
3
120
144
MacAndrews
15
20
30% Nov
14
Mack
Trucks
Many
(R Ii)
May 24
35%
88% Mar 15
Juiy
15
28V4 Apr
11
33 Va Oct
16
95
26% Mar 14
Jun
6%
13
13
bOi'4 Dec
27
92% Jan
7% Jan
6
13 V4 Jun
3
8V2 Nov
21
10% Apr
6
8% Jan
6
12 V4 Feb
16
6% Sep
20
10% Feb
28
56% Jan
6
Dec
18
122
Sep
41% Sep
4
23
Jan
16
5% Nov
25
7% Sep
27
4%
M^r 20
Mar 13
4',4%
31 V2 Nov
26
41
21
47.)% Dec
26
610
«nui
6
4
4% Jun
26
8% Nov
28
Manati
Sugar
5'/4 Dec
21
7
Jan
3
Mandel
19
Sep
24
Nov
30
10% Apr
18
Jan
6
35% Jun
21
29% Nov
28
48% May
16
Jan
7
20 % Feb
18
16% Feb
51% Sep
29% Apr
16
11%
59
54% Aug 23
34% NoV
Feb~17
July 14
37% D6c
9
21
4
1
20% NOV
13
26
56 % Jun
40 %
July 11
Marathon
21
37% N-v
7
11
99
Apr
25
82 '/«
i^ec
11
98
Jan
24
23 Va July 19
44
Feb
4
31
Apr
24
45 % Dec
3
25% Jan
6
40% Dec
19
32
Nov
20
50% Mar 23
Masonite
22V4 Nov
29
26% Feb
16
19% May 25
26
Master
48% Mar 19
Jan
44'A July 21
99
Jan 10
33% Mar 14
94% May
'
3
37
Dec
17
74
Dec
21
Nov
97
7
Oil
Marshall
4
Field
V* %
(Glenn
7
73% Dec
21
96% Jan
4
$3.75
11
70
UtC
14
87% Mar
2
$3.40
35 % July 12
28%.Feb
6
3
Maytag
56% Mar 31
54
20% May 16
12% Dec
7
25
23
Mar 14
34
Nov
44
Jan
6
46
Aug 22
14% Mar 14
16% Feb
34% Apr
56% Jan
20
Mfg
9
Co
45
Dec
Aug
'
29
91
1
58
July
Apr
21
15
Jan
83 % Jan
24
26
40% Dec
23
•
Feb.
Oct
13% Dec
67
May
40
Mar 14
91
4
Jun
13
76
45% Apr 25
,
21% Aug 11
29 Va Feb
18
Jan
3
43% Jan
17
15
Apr
1
Dec
9
Aug
31
Jan
106 Vt Apr
39% Sep
2
7.
21% Jan
18
28% Jun
Sep 26
88% Mar 30
30% Apr
9
112% Apr
20
102
Jun
43% Jan
11
39
Jan
6
96.
Mar 28
26% Feb
54% Dec
23
5
TO
McKesson
23% Feb
29
McLellan
12
McQuay
1
29
41% Apr -30
102% Jan
Mead
16
9
98
Apr
11
4%
45% Jun
26
Mengel
28
21 % Nov
26
27% Feb
6
12
24% Feb
8
80 % Nov
21
93
14
116
17
44'% Jan
11
9
61% July 31
3
23% Jan
17% Nov
20
52 V. Aug 26
103% Apr 18
48
Jan
27
80
Dec
28
102
107 %
97 % Oct
9
107
3
„
103
Dec
13
102
9G% Mar 29
93% Dec
14
103 % Oct
4
32 Vt Jan
101
July
60
26
82
Apr
18
92
Jun
9
102
Sep
20
9
'oot'*
rnn
O/
6
23
21
98% Jan
31
108 % Apr
25
61% Sep
5
...
Vrv*
Jan
99% Feb
4
47% Jan
Sep
Dec
27
Apr
108 % May
6*
1
Jan
5
10
Co
&
1
(The)-—
Stores
Co
Inc
Co
Inc
common
—3%
16%o
No par
pfd
No par
Mergenthaler Linotype Co—No par
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
12.50
$3.50 preferred
$4
conv
*
64% May 10
18
1
Co
Stores
Norris Mfg Co
Mercantile
Merck
July 11
Feb
July 19
Inc
common
5
(1st series)—100
Sljoe Corp common
1
preferred series B
100
2
% Dec
Robbins
Corp
Nov
101
&
1
5
*4%%, preferred
33% Feb
22
-3
-
Melville
32% Mar 15
35
J
Publishing
McGraw-Hill
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines—
21% Jun
19
10,700
Mesta
2nd
Machine
Co
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
4.35%
3.85%
2.80%
4.45%
Miami
preferred series
preferred series
preferred series
preferred series
Copper
5
pfd__100
100
100
100
100
36%
475
475
70
475
7%
;7%
r"7%
7%
2,300
*5 Vt
5%
5'/4
5'4
200
16%
16%
17 V.
16%
1,000
16%
9%
9%
9 Va
9'/a
9I/8
1,400
32%
32%
32%
32%
2,800
19 %
19
19'/4
19 %
19%
3,300
*52
53%
*52%
53%
35
35%
34%
33%
33%
53
34','4
35
33 %
33%
85 Va
85%
85
43%
42 V.
42%
42%
„
*33 V.
f
85%
35%
4,000
33 '/a
1,000
86'%
140
41%
42%
19,300
33%
4,400
*85
33%
35
33%
22
22%
21%
22
22%
22%
700
27%
38%
38%
39
38%
39'A
3,900
74
74
*74'4
74
75
?*%
*
(li
1 o
73%
Va
74
*68%
70
*68%
29 %
29%
29
"54V4
55%
13%
30'/a
30%
*41%
42%
V.
*54
13%
75
*68%
70
29%
29%
*54'4
55
13%
14 VB
30
30
13%
75
50
75
130
70
800
29%
55
6,300
14%
30 Va
42%
*41%
42 Va
12%
12%
12%
600
30%
*41%
13
12%
12%
3,500
340
7d
71 V»
-
70
70%
69%
38%
71'/«
38%
76 Va
V McGraw Electric Co,
1
27% Nov
par
3
common
19
19
82 % Dec
18
21
July 21
56 V. Jun
7
22'/a Oct
96 /
95% Mar
9
.z
20
15 Vb Feb
Jan ,25
6
Sep
371/4
36%
34%
475
,
17% Dec
-
81
46
26% Jan
83% Oct
-.16
18
31% Oct
101
-
43 % Aug
1
17
par
par
$2.50
16
28
32
par
preferred
50
McCrory Stores Corp common—50c
3% %
convertible preferred
100
McGraw-Edison
Co
(wi>_
1
12 V2 Dec
47
No
No
No
No
pld
McCord
69% Nov
13
No par
6
8
5,600
33 Va
*52
1
B
common
3
16
89%
88
18%
1
Co_.—
12
Corp
89'4
5%
9'/a
No par
com
common
Corp
87%
33
4
preferred
McCall
1,500
8
17 V4
5
Jan
Jan
7%
100
cumulative
Co
200
8%
*5%
32% Jan
25
13
38% Dec
81
$3
8%
8%
36 '/a
pfd 1947 serses__No par
cum
8%
8%
90%
88 Va
8%
8%
473%
50
500
8%
34%
Co
3,100
8%
473 %
46
May 15
41«/a Dec
82%
1
$3.75 preferred
12
July 17
81
No par
Apr
8
81
Co
Stores
Jan
25 % Dec
80%
*120
8'/a
*8%
50
1
Corp
Electric
Dept
99
4
82
8
preferred
L)
88
16
82
preferred
Martin
May
<fc
18
Feb
29%
Corp common
May 16
52
2 9'/a
No par
5
Cement
Jan
25% Jan
29%
122
122
122
*120
6.25
83
Feb,
29
Exploration
94
.
30
Co
convertible
4%
32% Feb
92
29%
Corp
Marquette
22
7
10,900
'.
Midland
Marine
38% Sep
31% Jan
28
1
10
—1
Manhattan-Shirt
Maracaibo
14
18
27%
Magnavox Co (The)
Mahoning Coal RR Co
5
8V4 Oct
28
20
27%
100
No par
Garden
Bros
Jun
8% Apr
800
38%
125
27 Vt
Magic
-
38%
28
No par
preferred series A
Square
Chef
Magma Copper
38%
38%
27%
new
Co Inc com
Madison
38%
x38%
5
100
Inc
22
685
4
Dec
139
common—10
preferred
10% May 18
18
543% Jan
86
19
Forbes
&
Nov
27 "A Dec
July 22
39 Va
40
40
40%
3,100
78
78 Va
80
79%
80 %
351,4"
35%
35%
36 V4
4,700
2,900
34 Va
36%
13%
14
76%
76%
511/2
51%
17 %
18 '/a
-
*
Xl8%
36%
1,700
13%
13%
14
14%
*76%
77%
76 %
76%
300
51
51%
51
51%
1,500
17%
17%
17'/a
18
1,700
18%
18
18
Va
*18
18%
400
37
36
36%
36
36%
4.700
*86
89
20
85
86%
86 Va
87
28%
28%
28 Va
28%
88'/a
88%
87
87
38
37
37%
23 %
23%
23
23%
23'/a
23%
2,800
29 Va
30 V.
29%
30%
30%
31
9,200
*37
*78 Vt
*102
81
*78%
103 %
103
55
55
21'/4
59
60
82 Va
82%
58
87
*37
38
Vt
*78%
Va
106
V.
*81
56%
57%
20%
21
59
83
103%
2,000
60
40
82
106
56%
21%
21
21%
28%
87
82
105
54 Va
28%
200
1,100
18,600
58%
1,300
80
81%
140
*102
103%
10
58'/a
101
101
*101
*82
85
82
82
*80
83
*80
86
*80
86
*80
86
105
*101
105
*101
51
105
51 Va
*101
50%
50%
50%
50%'
10
2,000
19
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NEW
STOCK
YORK
29% Oct
Lowest
Hlf best
18
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1964
Lowest
35% Mjir
7
Highest
26% Sep
26
33
Dec
12
42% Dec
37 Va Jan
25
54% Nov
21
21
146Va Sep
23
May 28
40
Jan
126
Middle
Jan
142
40
25% Jan
21
35
30
29% Feb
20
39% Oct
11
41% July 13
26 Va Dec
5
20% Oct
11
Nov
1
28% Mar
Oct
11
19% Apr
13
50 y. Oct
17
70
Jun
20
15
South
12% Jan
82'
Apr
13
26 Vs Nov
28
25
107
Aug
i0
30% Jail
9
2'J% Dec
28
25 % July 17
17
Jan
23
,22% May 14
Jan
23
90 % July 26
75'% May 10
Sep
26
95
DoC
21
105
Apr
35% Dec
13% Oct
4
24% Jan
4
76
Oct
8
88
14
93% May
Jan
23% Jan
22
Aug 30
33
.
.
8%
3
Steel
Monday
3
i
common
20%
20%
20%
21
20%
21
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
3,200
83%
84%
83%
84%
83%
8
4%
3,900
06%
67
67
67 Va
67
67%
5,200
93 %
98%
98 Va
*95
98%
Reg——1.50
Mining 6c Mfg com
$4
No par
preierred
No par
Minneapolis Mollne
Minnesota
Co
Ontario
Paper
5
30
29% Jan
3
30 Va Jun
25
36% Aug
9 Va Nov
29
17% Jan
5
49% Nov
29
81% Jan
5
35 Va Apr
26
47% May 14
11 % Feb
15
23
1eb
9
14% Dec
1
18% Feb
54
7
29
Mohasco
Feb
20
3 '/a %
88
Feb
20
Mar 23
67% Oct
28
22
Dec
13
28% July 23
Monon
24% Jan
7
18% Nov
29
24% Jail
3
10% Nov
29
24'.. Jan
3
40% Aug
52% July
6
33% Nov
19
51% Mar 19
4.20%
Mojud
6
32 Va Feb
15
29
23
Jan
3
34.«/a Mar 14
43% Sep
38% Jan
22
39% Jan
26
47." Jun
14
3
30% Jan
23
38% Aug
23% Jan
25 % Oct
11
22 % Nov
1
38 '/a Dec
18% Jan
20
40% Apr
27
18% Jan
10
25 % Dec
11
3
2lVa Apr
16% Mar 14
23'/« Dec
9
18% Nov
44% Mar 14
00% Jun
7
37 % Dec
13
30% Jan
23
25
May 17
27% Mar 14
32 Va Dec
22
33% Apr
27
30% Oct
42% Mar
20
11
3
27
Morrell
(John)
18
22% July 20
14% Dec
20
Jan
4
Sep
26
47
Feb
4
36% Dec
20
45 Va Jan
11
Jan
6
43
Dec
6
29% Oct
23
42% Apr
12
40% Oct
25
47
Mar
2
42% Jan
4
114% Nov
9
128
Sep
21
118
6
70
Dec
14
62
Jan
23
20% Mar 14
27% July 25
23
Feb
17
29 % Jun
15% Dec
20 % Oct
31
11
Nov
26
23
35% Jun
8
Mar 15
50
26%
26%
10
44
"
2,500
10%
17,800
Va
45%
7,600
5,000
13%
31%
34
11%
6,100
100
57%
57%
57%
60 %
59
59%
17,8)0
No par
40V4
40%
40
40 %
39%
40%
5
9?a
9%
10%
68
*76
68%
10
9%
*67
69
*67
-Ti
4,800
8,200
10
21,500
100
69
77
76
76
75
75%
100
1.25
14%
15
14 %
14%
14%
14%
700
_No par
21 Va
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%-
25
21%
:
1,200
*21%
22%
21%
*21%
No par
16%
16%
16%
16%
*16%
17
300
2
36%
37%
36%
37%
36%
37
46,769
24 Va
5
(The)
21%
200
<
24% >24%
41%
42
42
31%
32
31%
32
33%
38 %
38%
38%
38%
23%
22%
20%
12
10
24%
41%
31%
23
_No par
24%
42 %
38 %
1
24%
42
31 >/a
No par
20%
19%
20%
19%
19%
3,700
40
39 %
39 Va
39 Va
39%
4 900
42 :•
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.
X_10
23
*22%
42
42%
42 %
42
5
22 %
22%
22 %
22%
22
1
Co
&
10%
46
11
Corp
Corp
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10%
44%
33%
—
Brass
(F
25%
10 %
46 Va
11%
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G Ci
Murray Corp of America—
Myers
25%
10'/»
33 %
Co
&
Iuc
Wheel
Mueller
25%
46
1,700
31%"
Co
Co
120
1,600
'
10%
Products
May 10
33% '
26%
32%
Co——
Motor
32% Mar
40 Vh
40
9
Oil
7
26
28
17% Jun
Power
Motor
20
33
100
class A
9
Sep
21
33%
31%
_
45% Nov
30% Nov
33%
10%
-
Motorola
33%
33%
Montgomery Ward & Co
Mpore-McCorinack Lines
28% Mar 12
33%
9.400
32%
Montana-Daxota Utilities Co
51% Mar 14
23%
"
10V»
Tool
Chemical
Monterey
23%
17 %
84
32%
me
B
Montana
23%
16%
*82%
31%
Inc
RR
Class
16%
83%;*:
23%
—100
Machine
Monsanto
16%
83 '/a
24 V4
5
preferred
Co
17 V»
84
23%
10
series A
Industries
Monarch
17
84
com—No par
RR
preferred
14% Dec
19% May 12
2
preferred
70
*93%
1
Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
7%
CLOSED
HOLIDAY
No par
1
„
Missouri-Kan-Tex
2
21
Light
Mission
3
2
6c
Corp
Mission Corp
Oct
7% Oct
60
Power
Maid
EXCHANGE
CHRISTMAS
_2.50
Missouri Pacific RR class A
Minnesota
Minute
STOCK
__100
preferred———25
conv
&
*
1
common
preferred
21% Aug 12
100'/a Jun
7
H
2,100
18%
Minneapolis-Honeywell
33% July
15% Sep
10
Minn St Paul & S S Marie—No par
Minn
17
79y2 Sep
83% Dec
800
1,600
41 Va
131
1.400
22 % Jan
6
*128
10.200
10
29
41%
42
128
33%
23
Jan
r
27^
9% Dec
8% Nov
128
33%
36 % Jan
49
41%
128
27
25 Vh Nov
1
43
*126
34%
15
73 Va Sep
40
27%
28% Dec 30
14
6.300
30%
40
27
44% Feb
32% Dec
30%
33%
20
6
*38
33%
31
Aug 10
30%
40%
30%
42%
41%
100
22% Jan
8% Jan
30*iu
30%
27%
1st
10
Shares
*39
—
Corp
2nd
Jan
the Week
Dec. 28
Inc—
3*3 V2 Oct
19
Friday
Dec. 27
27 Vs
$1.50
49% Apr 30
40% July 24
Thursday
33%
So.50
30% J(lll
far
Salea
KICK!
10
3
21
8 A LB
Dec. 26
10
—
HIGH
Wednesday
Chem
11
2
Prod
AND
Tuesday
Dec. S£.»
Corp of Amer
1
Minneap 6c St Louis Ry
No par
Minerals 6c
Jan
% Apr
Inc__.
Monday, December 31, 1956
.
.
RECORD
Dec.'11
Par
preierred
Oil
Jan
42
Utilities
distribution
1st
Midwest
2
28
30% Nov
27
STOCK
LOW
STOCK
Enterprises
$25
Miuianu
3
58
61 Va
102% Dec
Jan'
Ex
13
Mar 12
47
7
Dec
YORK
EXCHANGE
Midland
40
133
EXCHANGE
STOCKS
Rtofi for rttUMi
.
31'/4
31%
31 %
31%
31
*42
"
5.500
800
7,900
,
27,400
700
23
800
22%
2.090
31%
2,300
5
14 %
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
800
1
37%
37%
37
37%
37
37%
2,800
30
30
30
30%
29%
30'/a
5,400
No par
*43
44
44 %
43%
43%
100
100
123
:_10
Bros
%
*43%
N
Jan
24
Jan
29
46% Nov
33% May 16
37'/a Nov
173% Sep
10
45 % Mar
183
6
Jun
10% Oct
11
17 Va Jan
28
33% Oct
11
47
16
Feb
17
Nov
21
150
Nashville
22
July 16
Natco
July 25
National Acme
11% May 24
16 % Mar 19
18
National
30
59
July 20
1%
Aviation
Biscuit
75%
79
1,400
27
27
27%
27%
27%
28 Va
3,100
Inc—1
Fibres
13
13%
12 Va
13
12 Vh
12%
5,900
Corp.
Co
5
26% May 10
11
24
Jan
10
20
Feb'
10
33"'a Dec
0
National
Cylinder
18
43% Jun
15
34% Jan
23
National
Dairy Products—
16 Va Jan
10
Oct
11
28% May
23% Jan
42% Aug 14
25 % Jun 27
29% Oct
National
Mar 21
93
19% Sep
45 Va Mar 14
102 % Jan
5
54 % Jan
25
21% Mar 19
National
Department
3
20% Feb
10
9
92% Dec
17
101% Aug 28
22% July 29
18 Va Jun
20
21% Mar 12
National
61% Apr
National
100% Aug
27
6
59% Sep
106
22
Dec
5
90% Nov
28
37 % Dec
27
11
13
Dee
28
23
123% Aug
9
Distillers
4'V/e
105% Feo 23
70% Jan
93
Fuel
Aug 29
183
July 22
151
Dec
10
179
Gypsum
Lead
Mar
132
Nov
30
153
Mar 12
156
Jan
11% Jun
21
14
Feb
23
11% Jlitt
5
14% Sep
4
23 % Jan
31
38% Dec
29
32% Feb
14
48% Oct
24
9
16 Va Apr
1
Jan
25
33 Va Jan
4
58
38% Jan
6
21
Mar
77 Va Sep
4
4
14
42 Va Mar 25
51% Dec
20
20
Sep
77% Aug
10
Naiional
17
National
Steel
28
87% Nov
5
National
23
90% D;c
25
Dec
13
40
7
Oct
8% Dec
30
12% Jun
9
11% Jan
3
14% Feb
18
13
Nat
'/a Dec
16
10% Apr
19
5% July 18
Jan
19
15% Apr 12
17 Va July
5
37% Mar
8
13% May 28
20
4
90% Mar 16
15% Oct
97 V2 Dec
16 Va Feb
75
17% Mar 19
Dec
16% Apr
2
79
20% Feb
Mar 15
82'/a Dec
17
3
26
% July 30
90
Neisner
Newberry Co
Mar 13
3 % %
17% Sep
G
New
14
N'cw
Jersey
Feb
10
6
72
Sap
78% Mar 30
50
May 28
22
23% Nov
29
31% Jan
5
49'/a July 27
32% Nov
21
7
24% Aug 24
Newmont
33% May 18
N
91
New
90
Mar lo
102%.Jun
30
94 % Jan
6
107
July 25
Jun
610
15
July 24
500
Jan
Jail
Oct
18
39
Jun
22
12% Nov
27
30
57
Oct
18
71% Apr
18
32 */a Dec
26
3
17
New
Y
21 Va Jun
2
25% Apr
18
19
58
Oct
20
9
Jan
82 Va July
8
97
Nov
28
Y
Jan
Nov
No par
Pa
New
Y
6c
Lt
System
Co
4%
RR
6c
33.900
2,400
.
5%
6%
6%
6%
*14%
14%
14%
14 % A
13%
13%
13%
32 %
32%
32%
>
.
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.
.
*
•
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16%
1
York
series
19%
*102%
103
20
79%
80
3,500
24 7a
83 %
25%
25%
25%
2.500
34
33%
33%
33%
33%
41.900
28%
29%
28%
29
28%
28%
9,900
82
88 Va
*81%
82
83%
110
*97
102
*97
102
102
102
351
440
*351
440
*355
445
,
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15
f
Co—
33
43
Nopco
77% Dec
28
91 '/a
May
46% Apr
111% Dec
4
20
8
41
104
May
8
Sep 19
35% Oct
1
88
Jail
50% Aug
Chemical
&
13%
14%
13%
13%
7,100
33%
34%
33 Va
34
8,500
47
47 %
46%
46 %
46
46 %
500
36%
36%
36%
36%
36Va
30%
2.000
1
45
Apr
12
18 V4 Sep 21
92'/a May
9
*71
v
■
*7GVa
79
29 V*
29 Va
71
71
*■
73
Gas
29%
-
*71
%
*20%
36%
69 Va
70
23%
23%
39%
<
39 %
21
*78
48%
*
5
,
*
70
.39'«
78
79
49
49%
*105
107
39%
39 Va
'
Sep 27
99% Mar 23
Co,v(Minu)—
39%
21
77 Va
78%
49'/a
49%
*105
107
39 Va
39%
xl6%
17
16%
16%
16%
Feb
21
$3.60
preferred
series
100
*73
7 4 Va
72 Va
73 Va
*73%
Dec
103
Jan
3
$4.10
preierred
series
100
x85
85
85
85
82
Dec
101% Jan
9
$4.08
series
100
*83
85
*84
85
20
84
Dec
102% Jan
5
$4.11
preierred
series
LI no
*b3Va
85 Va
99% July 25
$4.16
preferred
series
,100
*84%
88
10
21 % Jun
29% Jan
13
84
99 Va Aug 29
103 % Apr
Sep~26
39% Jan
100% Feb
22%
16% Jan
9
6
26% Jun
25% Nov
1
39 Va Jun
31% Feb
1
54
"
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Dec
7
14
18 % Aug
7
Oct
19% Jan
3
7
20% Oct
28% Jan
6
30
47°/« Jan
63% July 23
Common
preierred
Northrop
Aircraft
Northwest
4.6%
Norwich
*.L—.
Airlines
5
Inc
Inc
*.
•
■
-
i
-
Pharmacal Co_.
25
.
2.50
25!/a
17%
common—10
preferred
•
-
r25%
56
84 Va
'84 %
24%
25%
25 %
.
•
17%
r24%
25%
56 Va
56 Va
70
49%
5,300
'
■
40
11,500
17
2.800
74 «/a
120
520
%
85 %
8 4 Va
*84%
88
16%
17%
56 Va
77 Va
84 Va
84 Va
25 Va
84
3,100
85
85
*
200
28,600
107
91
16 Va Oct
72 % Dec
103 V4 May 11
103
Jan
4
1.900
2,600
38%
.
90
35%
24
20%
21%
...
7 0 Va
35%
*23%
39%-
21 %
*105
.—^100
Pacific Ry
40%
21%
<
10
com
300
20%
35
Co
20%
20%
24
Co
480
20%
-
36%
1
50
600
84%
84%
63%
_1
100
79
80
84
68%
:
14,100
73
79%
85
36%
.
40
v
>
79
80
20%
'
.
29%
84 Va
73
80
'
79
73
73
73
'
85% Dec
86
[/a
72%
85
'
*23%
Corp
Pwr
*76 Va
-
20 Va
25
Aviation.
Ry
77%
75
common—25
Ry
Natural
States
29
5
2
Co
Central
Northern
3
i
preferred
Northern
77'a
*
..100
Capital
Northern
Va %
10
13%
preferred
American
Northeast
5
*
63%
31
L100
Western
Adjustment
Northern
5
*
13%
com.No par
preierred
8
Jun
1C2
32%
Corp
preierred
3
111
102
_100
A
Niagara Share Corp
3
103
,
_100
22'A Aug 16
27
7,900
20%
80%
50
Pwr Corp
18% May 25
39% Jun
140
2,200
20 %
25 %
No par
22
85 % Jan
80
101
79%
;_100
108% July 14
8,700
16%
80
100
80%
$3.75 preferred
North
400
25 %
>101
._100
7
G 500
.
79 %
preferred
19
300
*
t
81
16%
16%
80
20 %
preferred
49% Sep
25% Oct
*77
80
19%
3.90%
10
32%
20 %
1
3.00%
29
32%
102%
9
16% Jail
32%
8,500
13%
101%
13
38% Nov
13%
82 %
Feb
Jufy~27
16%
80
13%
105%
98% Jan
19%
16%
14%
103
91
0
*79
14%
■
No par
Shipbuilding
Niagara Mhk
Norfolk
81
3,700
6Va
Electric 6c Gas Corp—
7
7
f
•
6%
*80
Co
Common
28
Apr 13
73% July 18
•
No par
5%
Dec
26% Feo
200
8%
100
Hartford
Nov
5
3,200
10
Co
Dell
4
36'%
No par
Louis
79
19
30
14
No par
St
82
% Jan
36%
10 Va
73
60% Jan
8,700
pld.100
i
3
22% Nov
96%
8%
9
1
95%
13%'
100
14
23
96%
,.
10%
common—No par
101^5 jslll
22
36 Va
77'/a
33 %
8%
2.40%
61% Sep
26% Feb
6,000
77 %
33 %
13%
28
38% Jun
4,300
18
77%
34
76%
*33%
10 %
23
6
17%
18
50
4,700
40%
8 Va
34% Feb
Aug.23:
46 %
13%
85 % Feb
43 % Jan
46%
36 Va
95%
36
13
-
94
77%
34
94 Va
1
common
Haven
4.10%
17%
18 %
134
*12%
no
159
132 Va
13
10%
6
16
46 Va
46%
157%
132
8 %
29
7
*12%
:
'
■;
13%
69% Nov
Jan
160
132
13
112
10%
28 % Dec
103
20
6,700
111%
7%
75 % Npv
92»/aMay
*157%
*109
13%
1
5
110%
110%
10 %
14
Mar
21,300
38
93
%
36 % Jply 27
94
37%
93
1
87
Nov
6.100
19 Vh
38 %
112
76%
1
Co
preferred
Harlem
State
18%
19%
100
95
95
*109
34
1
103% Apr
20% Jun
Jan
xl8
10
5
27% Mar 24
16
45%
1
13
13% Jan
No par
.
Common
26
110
111%
*93
94 Va
113
159
No par
Fibre
Mar 14
18% Jun
25
Cast
Central
Dock
Preferred
39% Mar 27
*92
135
*12%
Ai-r Brake
New
37%
va
95
*156
10
Electric
non-cum
6c
19
19%
38
*182
—_l
7
87% Mar 11
93'/a Jan
100
Corp
Inc
(J J)
Chicago
Y
*93
7,700
'
Corp
Industries common
York
N
N
30
108%
*109
a
Pr 6c
York
$5
04% Jail
91 % Mar
5
;
preferred
N
28
4
37%
*92
1
V4 '/o
11
21
Xl9'/a
common..."_1
5
4
20
Jun
10
New York
29
34 % Dee
93
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock'
Sep
8
93
HOLIDAY
100
19
27
70
Sep
13,800
30
26% Sep
45
5,500
26Va
NOV
29
38
21%
25%
Dec
Jun
440
21%
26 Va
•87%
103
Sep
21%
25%
102
8OV2 May 16
15
21%
2b
Mining
Newport
33% Apr
47% Jan
400
21%
25%
Inc
England
97 Va Feo
33
21%
preferred
125% May
7
5
Lo
Bros
21
7
2,100
38%
1
20
23% Jan
3 100
33 Va
36'/a
(The)
Corp
Nov
16
20 %
32%
37
CHRISTMAS
j
88% Jan
41% Jan
Dec
Nehi
39
75
20%
32%
Co
Vulcanized
3
14
4
1
Jan
2U%
Natomas Co
21
19
Mar
15
4,200
32%
U S Radiator
National
5
13'/a. Dec
Feb
18
101
8% Mar
31% Dec
104% Sep
18
July 5
69% Jan 18
93
9
Supply
National
11
Mar 29
51 %
100
Theatres
9 % Apr
17
6
15% Jan
Tea
12% Oct
50
36%
Cory
National
13
50 %
iuo
Ref
3
20
50
20 Va
Corp.
National
15
13
33 Va May
Shares
28
c
Ow ,4
37
Co
Steel
Jan
12% Feb
10% D
3,200
xabva
common—5
Service
Sugar
320
14%
32%
common
&
20
CLOSED
14%
20%
B
Linen
EXCHANGE
14%
36%
:
preierred
Malleable
Jan
30
53% Nov
Natl
16% Jan
64
47% Jan
6
6%
National
5,200
14%
No par
Co
2,100
35 Va
156«%
36%
20 Va
1951_
issued
37 Va
34%
155%
.
32%
preferred A
33% Dec
29
37% Jan
7'/o
STOCK
1
Stores
Co
37%
34%
156%
5
$4.50 preferred
National
Jan~31
147
Gas
36%
34%
156
14%
1
Co—
Prod
pld series of
When
175
Inc
Gas
37%
35%
156
14%
5
26
Lines
156
10
27
City
37
>34%
v
100
Corp
National Cash Register
1,000
17%
*
10
common
21% Sep
18% Sep
19
124
17%
74%
1
37 Va Jan
Apr
*122%
17%
74%
Can
National
124
17%
75
'
26% May 14
20
*122%
17 Va
74 %
preferred A
National
124%
17%
1
Automotive
24
17
Louis
5
National
Jan
15% Aug
St
Co
Airlines
National
179
6c
National
42% Apr
13
34% Feb
27
Chatt
Corp
39 % Jan
34% Oct
1
2
May 10
82
16% May 28;
47
148
24%
16%
r24Va
56%
40
88
24%
9.400
17 Va
11,900
24'/a
57
800
1,900
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5599
184
(2853)
new york stock
Banc* far Prtrftu
Year 1955
«rwt
6
105% Sep
20
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
43% Jan
Lnwttt
52% Aug
3
110% Sep 30
100% Apr 22
49
15
109
Jan
105% Sep 27
109
Aug
Dec
14
YOEK
Nov
Ohio Edison
58% Aug 13
Co
4
4.40%
100
Jan
5
3.90%
14
95
Dec
18
110
Jan
11
4.56%
3
96
Dec
28
109% Feb
10
4.44%
21
23
July 17
3
91
Jun
18
4
47 y8
Apr
3
26
39
20
33% Jan
28
40% Sep 21
34% Jan
17% Nov
18% Jan
20
19% May 17
Jan
19
103 Vb May 13
21% Sep
26
25% Apr 25
104
Jun
Jan
13% Jan
6
94% Jan
10
31% Jan
6
84% Oct
64% July 8
July 8
18% Sep 22
112% Sep 22
26
preferred
19
29
62% Aug
2
20
130 V. Aug
2
80y» Dec
27
16
Jan
Sep^O
40% Feb
3
99
3
14
47
Jan
77
107% Jan
14
May
Otis
76
Outboard
Dec
28
,95%. July 23
2
Nov
34
Mar 14
94
Feb
17
9% Oct
26
1
Elevator
60
Nov
27
81
July 11
35
Jan
27
90
Nov
30
12% Mar 10
4%
$5
Co
42%
8,200
*38%
38%
1,500
*17%
18 Va
*17%
18 Va
*17%
18%
*95
99
*95
99
*95
99
9% Jan
10
16% Oct
5
Pacific
Amer
28% Nov
28
Pacific
Coast
Co
10
28% NOV
27
5%
37% Jan
44% Jun
31% Oct 31
40
16
Pacific
Finance
47
Oct
2
53% Mar 28
Pacific
Gas
42
Aug
5
35 % Nov
29
40
Jan
12
Pacific
Dec
15
30 Va Nov
29
54
Jan
12
128% Jan
7
148% Aug 24
122% Sep
23
142% July 16
142% Mar 10
152% Aug 22
128
26
152 % Feb
12
Jan
5
Jun
2
Va Dec 28
6
16% Jan
9
6%
9
Mar
9
Pacific
Pan
12
88
Apr
18
Jan
10
43% Dec
13
53
Dec
26
98%
May" 17
104
Jan
3
90
Dec
21
103
Jan
6
36
Jan
44% Jun
3
27% Nov
29
36% Jan
3
40
6
Nov
34% Feb
29
74
47% May
5
51 % Apr 12
9
29
106% Dec
6
1T%
4% May 27
4% Jan
6
6
17
30% Jan
9
23
17% Dec
20
5
9% Jun
57% Apr
8
12% Jan
Sep~21
7 Va Jan
4
3% Oct
25
6
25% Jun
21
26
37
,Jun
21
Oct
11
54% Feb
14
46% Jun
20
56% Nov
26
36% Jan
10
44% Mar
8
37
Nov
27
41% Mar 12
22% Dec
14% Jan
44
44%
1,500
72%
76
3,400
80
80
80
80
25 % Jan
6
20% Dec
21
24% Mar 26
24
25% Nov
14
29% Jan
29% May
106% Dec
3
26
Oct
11
28% Mar 27
82
Jan
11
4
Jun
22
49,%
48%
49 Va
48%
49'A
2,500
36%
35%
35%
35%
36%
3,100
31%
32
32
32
31%
32
common-100
123 %
"when
26
48% Jan
3
92'% Dec
27
112% Mar
2
19
109
108% Apr
30% Jun
1
6 %
6%
1
18%
19 %
Dec
21
Nev
29
2«
16
45% Jan
23
66% Sep
6
17
19% Jan
13
27
31 % Jan
13
Jun
22% Apr
33% Sep
11
11
Dec
16
21% Jun
17% Oct
28
Oct
14
33
Dec
21
38
146
Oct
19
173
52
Jan
25
97
17% Mar 14
48% Nov
102
Sep
32*% Oct
July 21
Mar
4
Nov
147
3
,
64
106% Jan
29
35% Feb
1
163s
26
106 Va
Corp
36% Jan
6
102% Dec
11
5
13
48
Jan
12
96
24
54
24
4
105
3% Nov 26
37% Feo
4
547/e Jan
43
35% Dec
July 25
7 Va
/
f
10
93% Oct
Mar
22% Apr
51% Oct
Telep
32
31 %
31%
2,500
53%
*53 Va
53%
200
*39 %
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
200
140
5
102% Oct
11
6
95% May 13
46% Jan
6
100% July
33% Jan
6
21% Jan
17
84% Jan
13
6
Mar-14
31
162% Aug 31
3
22% May 17
76% Mar 11
Mar 14
109% Jan
Dec
22
17
Jan
23
16
16
Dec
5
64
Dec
26
91
Feb
1
47
July 11
29% Nov
4
71
Dec
100
Dec
29
13% Apr
6
96
3%%
3
91
Mar
15% Jan
61
Dec
5
14
52% Jun
30 %
16
Sep
99 % Mar 14
1
56% Dec
40% Dec
89
Oct
I
45
12% Jan
VJ
Jan
9
;
20
97% Aug 25
100% Sep 20
21% Dec
i:
.
3
59 % Jan
102
Feb
3
3
70% May
1
28 Ve July 25
6
-
Dec
26
96
Apr
10
7
100
Apr
4
13
50% Nov
19
16% Jun
8
149
Dec
11
140
Dec
21
22
20% July 27
163% Jan
170
Jan
16
23
37 Va Feb
13
69% D°c
92% Sep 23
8% May 16
74
10
96 % Apr
6% Feb
10
8% Sep
10
30% Jan
24% Feb
9
39 % Dec
17
3
Jan
17
3
84% July 28
78
Oct
23
84% Apr
4
96
81% Dec
7
92% Apr
27
29
July 26
Pillgbury
$4
$5
Pitts
7%
35%
Ma"r48
30% Jan
Dec
22
Jan
23
38% Aug 20
21
Dec
11
23% Mar 23
Potomac
45% Nov
15
55
Procter
13
5
Oct~26
15
24% Sep
8
12% Jan
81
3
37% Feb
2
Nov
43% Jun
28
89% Jan
63% Dec
23
15
Mar 21
6
ll°
24% Mar 15
19% Mar
100% Feb
15
3
18
7
16
103% Nov 22
23 Va Dec
56% May
32
Oct
47
1
19
25
16
Apr
20
23
40% Anr
6
7% Nov 29
May 19
36% Nov
Jun
Feb
27
Aug
10
2
ruuncdu
74
1
$4.75
May
49% July 25
37% Dec
35 Va NOV
27
40 %
72
88 % Mar 29
Dec
Public
14
108
Nov
29
16
31
Dec
3
33% Apr
7
26% Dec
11
32% Jan
10
8
82 % Dec
21
103% Feb
16
5
20
104
15
106% Feb .15
105
Nov
Feb
$1.40
89% Dec
17
22% Jan
3
29% July 25
27
62% Oct
1
74 % Jan
3
Pullman
11
41% Apr
11
37% Jan
4
51% Apr
5
Pure
04
4 V8
3%
3%
8,900
49 Va
5,100
95
49%
3%
49'/a
3%
49
%
400
95%
63 Va
64
%
7,500
36%
36%
37%
4,400
20%
20%
21'A
99
96%
97%
1,400
*5 10
•86 Va
88
86%
86%
87%
88
rioo
100
100
1
3
100
5
140
27%
27%
16%
16%
16%
16%
17
64
65%
41%
5.000
39,800
66%
66%
66 »/a
220
42%
41%
41%.
41%
42 VB
5,900
76
76
76
76
76
*72
75 %.
*72
75'A
13
13%
13
13 Va
*95
96'/a
*95
96 Va
51%
*8%
>2
*95
13%
5,640
96 Va
51%
51%
*8%
42%
42%
42%
52 Va
18,500
9
6,100
30
92
*90
93 Va
92%
94
59
59
59
59
59
24 Va
24%
24%
25
24%
25 VB
86
86
*86%
90
*86%
*89
92
*90
92
90
90
45
46
44%
45%
4.000
17%
2,100
45%
46 %
17
17
17
17
♦146
160
*146
160
*146
140
142
141
142
66%
Inc—±4+—2.50
5
10
lo
13%
92
100
2.50
41 %
200
75%
*72
59
1
1
*8
9
*65
9%
51%
51%
42%
42
10
Co
120
28
*75
preferred—No par
(conv) ___No par
Power
160
420
96
106
27%
_5
5
25
Co
106
16%
100
com—
95%
97
106
*105
.
28 Vh
No par
2
Co
•
.
27%
100
conrtnon
*95%
106%
96%
*95%
96
■95 Va
*105
—1
Gamble
xiii,
MJiuuiuu.
83
.
%
7%
16%
67 %
66
84
83
36 %
67%
68 Va
83 "a
82%
83%
3,100
7%
7%
2,000
36%
36%
6,100
80 "a
*79
Va
*83
84%
83%
83
24 %
24 VB
24%
68%
200
3,300
7%
24%
132 %
142
*79
81
*14%
160
67
*83%
*
20
100
37%
7%
37%'
80%
Va
140%
90
400
3,300
37
7%
24 %
80 Va
80
84%
100
24%
3,100
132
132%
20
68 'a
68 %
69%
68
68'/a
2,200
15
15
15
147/s
15
138
*132%
138
600
2,300
7 ' i
36'A
36%
36
36 %
27%
28 %
2 7'A
28
27%
27%
3,100
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
3,400
50%
50%
50%
50%
50%
50%
6,900
%
7%
8
preferred
8,900
of
Colorado—
.10
100
25
25
100
El &
Gas
;
common_No par
preference com—No par
preferred
preferred
preferred
Puget Sound Pow <fe Lt Co
OH
Inc
fThei
8%
63 %
63%
64
64%
190
38%
39
38%
39
38%
38%
2,300
36%
36%
36"%
37%
37%
5,000
8%
No par
Indiana—No par
Co
7%
65
8
o
of
div
4.30%
21
24% Nov 28
no or*
2.300
20%
preferred
Serv
74% Dec
po/j
18
97%
preferred
4.20%
Pub
9
27
18
36%
preferred
4.18%
Jun
105% July
18
98
preferred
4.08%
85 % Dec
104
8
17%
20%
Forgings
Serv
3%%
125% Sep
34% Nov
July 25
50
18 %
36%
Inc
Serv Co
Public
4.16%
35% Mar
94
97%
liiuuokiieb
4.32%
120
*92
Va
36 VH
Inc
cum
30
26% Jan
21 % Dec
27,700
92
64
26% Mar 14
22 Va Dec
Aug
5
26% Oct 27
July 24
19%
47
47
92
20%
Electric
10% May
19
46%
*47
92%
3%
iioo
Co
&
19'%
18%
19 Va
47
No par
;
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
&
400
17%
„
Poor
64
18%
Plate Glass Co-;
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt—
1
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
10
5% preferred class A
—100
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & W'est Virginia____100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
Pittston Co (The)
1
25
35% May 14
71% Nov
155
64
92%
Pittsburgh
28
64
common___No par
Pitts Metallurgical
24
1,700
64
65 '/a
guaranteed preferred
Dec
166
47
Wayne & Chic Ry com_100
36% Jan
23% Nov 19
162
64
Consolidation Coal Co
Ft
162
65
preferred
Pittsburgh
Pitts
100
162
65 %
:
convertible
$4.80
2.500
162
95 %
& Chem
Pitts Coke
37,600.
22%
34V4
11%
34'A
65
*160%
100
Mills
IIV4
22%
*33'/a
11%
23
22%
*33%
1,000
49
common
PltnCy-Bowes
7
19
31
11%
11%
22%
34
55
64 % •
preferred
3
6
11%
22%
Hosiery
19
19% Mar 15
63,700
Petroleum
Jun
132
21%
95%
preferred
18
Feb
8
9
.
5%
Phoenix
Dec
166% Aug 12
10
330
Va
54%
49
series preferred
Phillips
89
173
Jun
93%
21
55
5
preferred
10
i 86
I 22%
93%
21%
54 Va
Co
Phillips Jones Corp com
8
i
92%
21'A
55
1
preferred series A
3.9%
5
16
12
May
921/4
21%
100
Philip MorrlVi Inc common
4%
94% Mar 12
3
8% Dec
,
93
21%
No par
common
Corp
930
54 %
5
—100
100
33 %c
preferred
preferred
& Reading Corp_
Philco
1,700
92%
10
common
Electric Co
Phil a
19
36 % Mar 13
100
63
*61
-
5,100
10
Co
40
Corp
Brewing
40 % Dec
29% Jan
Mt'g
10
Jan
*63
2nd
153% Dec
112% Nov
28 Va Jan
100
HOLIDAY
50
Salt
preferred
25
25% Feb
94
preferred
24% Mar 14
84
43%
93
30
41% Dec
16
Mar 14
69% Dec
43%
94%
4.68%
32% Feb
9
43%
92%
4.3,%
104% Feb
6
19% Jan
43%
96
3.8,% .preferred
46% Oct
30
29% Jan
43%
94%
24
12% May 25
Jan
43%
100
*4
30
25% Jan
No par
Jan
Dec
150
com
Light
' Feb
92
85
63
102
6
6% Oct
63
106
82% July
62
65%
10
27
28% Sep
Corp
14
39% Oct
15%
11,700
17
78% Nov
158% Jan
8.400
13%
Dec
19
Jan
39%
13%
Dec
16
83
82 %
39'A
13%
103
Dec
10% Dec
81%
39'A
-84% Dec
48% Sep
27%
81 %
-93
97
*26
13%
1
93
27%
39%
4.4% ^preferred
14
*26
a
80
CHRISTMAS
Pniia
43% Jun
28
27 1
13%
$1 conv preference com
21
26%
3.9 %
40 % Mar 23
85% Jun
22
*26 Va
82
112% Jan
86% Dec
37% Feb
*21
26%
13 %
-26% Mar 14
19
22
*26 Va
38%
10
31
*21
26%
80 %
19
Oct
20 Va
1
28
kar
CLOSED
*26 %
»251':>
EXCHANGE
1
1
20% Dec
ill
May 26
20%
STOCK
No par
Corp
96% Dec
13
5,700
32
(The)
7
26% Mar
1,200
2.600
12%
53%
76% Mar 19
23
4
12%
53%
__25
Sand
Co
3%
800
32%
series preferred
Milk
4
12%
_
4,600
32%
25
25
Co
&
Power
4%
41%
19,200
*53 Va
Pfizer
17
41
28%
*40%
40 Va
28%
29 %
5,400
10
89
No par
common
Cement
Glass
Pfeiffer
26
Apr
52%
*87
28 Va
4
4
(Chas) & Co .Inc common—1
preferred (conv)
100
Phelps-Dodge Corp
:
12.50
107
3,800
"
—
52
89
25
preferred
Petroleum Corp of Amer__
Mar 12
—
52%
No par
prior
Corp
4%%
1
7,000
13,000
17%
common
Pepsi-Cola Co
12
6%
18%
17'A
2.50
107% Apr
06% Oct
12% Jan
2
29
No par
preferred
Pet
3
28 V«
180
6 VB
104%
*87
1.880
18%
6%
19
52
90
*40 %
Co
115%<Apr 19
102% May 2
9
31
30
27
64% Aug 25
6
Jun
110% Jan
108
Dec
Jan
53
90
Corp—1
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
26% May 18
128%
17%
Penn-Te1cas
3
20
Sep
92
50
May 25
119% May 26
6
37% Jan
Jan
Jan
128%
3%
Co
Pennsylvania
6
52
1
Distillers
Proof
(J C)
$1.60
129
103%
104
•
Pennsylvania RR
Aug 15
18 % Oct
16% Oct
6% Nov 22
29
Mar 29
45% Nov
24% July 25
73% Feb 11
2
Jan
Feb
123%
18%
__100
4.40%
91
13
53
123%
6%
Inc
900
123%
*127%
Corp
issued"
4%%
25
6
29
Penn
129
X128
123%
12%
Penna
43% Nov
123%
17 VH
12
28
3,000
%
Dec
Jan
34
12%
68
44% Oct
34
17:%
Penn-Dixie
7
103% July
34
27%
12 %
Pennroad
500
33%.
*27
17%
18
5
5,400
34%
,
5
16% Jun
Apr 20
15%
27%
34
27%
Transportation
No par
& Enterprises
1
43% July 11
113%
15
15%
27 VB
*27
27
30
29
27
27 Va
47%
23
49% Feb
14%
27%
15
13'/«
27
*27
27
29
28
1,320
47%
Nov
Nov
3,300
92%
A
35%
& Co
Coal
Penney
1,500
41%
92
27%
91%
102
27%
13
9
103 %
40%
40%
91
102
47%
30% Jan
2
40'A
91%
x49 %
preferred
preferred
$1.30 preferred
49% Dec
41% Mar 14
107
41
27%
78% Nov
58
May
102
x46%
6
44
101%
x40 Va
26%
6
Jan
6,500
48
23
101
62%
26 Vh
Jun
38
61%
62%
91
100
3,100
47 Va
15% Dec
29"% Aug
9
14% Dec 13
61%
68
V'.
61%
'
150
80%
16 %
16%
—25
$1.32
27% July 28
69
67%
102%
67 Vh
No par
$1
29% Feb
*80
16%
*16%
62
69
41 %
Peninsular
27
r
16%
69%
*16%
1
'
*
conv
27% Mar 17
170
44
72'A
5
Penick <te Ford
13
700
44'A
Mines
Peabody
5%
81
1
Airways
Pictures
Rust
Patino
14% Jun
80%
72
100
Tilford
&
Parinelee
6% Mar 12
2
26
81 VB
10
Consolidated
Parke Davis
Sep
27% Sep
X80%
11,200
12
44
preferred
Parker
10 %
11%
72
Inc
Teleg
World
Paramount
40% Jan
24,800
12 Va
_100
15
Corp
&
common
4%
23% Jun
10% Jan
Tin
Amer
Park
49%
108%
11%
44%
preferred
New
10
108% J
70%
Panhandle East Pipe L com__No par
26
42% Dec
Aug 27
12
*107%
•
43%
Electric
&
Telep
Pacific
21% Mar 20
27
*49%
107%
12 Va
82'A
Corp
Pacific Mills
22
48%
107%
'
48%
48%
'48%
107%
82 Va
common
Lighting
56
16
3,300
No par
Aug 29
6
26
——
.
26%
100
Coip
25
6% Nov
2,000
25
37% Jan
16% Sep
70% Oct
*26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
:
_l
preferred
37% Jan
Dec
CLOSED
HOLIDAY
•
6.25
Fisheries
12
Jan
EXCHANGE
CHRISTMAS
No par
23% Feb
29
STOCK
100
common
19% Jun
53
,41%
38%
preferred
Paper
Nov 29
44% Mar 15
42%
38%
preferred
26% Nov 29
17
70
60
42
Co
16 % May 16
21% May 13
25%
83 %
381H
1
Glass
cirmul
Oxford
9
83%
42 %
iThe)
Owens-Illinois
18
16%
38%
No par
22
13
16
41%
Outlet Co
Overlard Corp
Oct
96
Corp—
Owens-Corning Fiberglas
51% May
96
6.25
July
106
98
83'Ac
Mar 26
102% Jan
95
-
83%
——
17
6
60
*92
*
83%
Marine1 Corp
91
98"% Dec
'
95
•
84
preferred
20
18
*96
5
Sep110
101% Nov
98
100
Chemical
Nov
71% Dec
*96
20
46% May 17
57
*92
7.50
16%
5
92%
84
_
59
-16% Dec 20
460
r92%
16'A
Gas
convertible
50% July 26
.
230
80%
"
4%%
9
3,200
94%
79 Va
16
preference 1951 series
Oliver Corp common
9
50%
*93V»
80
16%
Conv
17% Jan
50'A
93 Va
16%
Common
Nov
May 28
50%
79'A
—
Mathieson
Nov
11
50%
93
81
com—10
Co
series
Natural
48
33% Feb
.
Elec
&
Preferred 4.24%
105
135
50%
93 %
No par
Gas
Oklahoma
Olln
:49% Mar 14
114
50%
100
Oklahoma
Shares
'
79'A
5
4%
26
29 ya July 16
' '
92%
common
Ohio Qil. Co_
>
43
July 10
19% July 13
97 Va May 29
23% Jan
3
,
preferred series A
5%
the Week
Dec: 28
100
12
preferred
preferred
preferred
Match Co
Friday
Dec. 27
100
preferred
20
Ohio
Thursday
Dec. 26
Dec. 25
•'
Bales for
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Dec. 24
100
110 V4 Jan
Dec
30%. Sep
100
Monday
Far
100
13
78
31% Jan
Jun
STOCK
common
90 % Dec
83% Dec
107
record
LOW AND
EXCHANGE
Highest
15% Dec
95% Jan 20
;
exchange stock
STOCKS
100
-100
100
10
No par
$
'
72
72
22 Va
22%
*21
*109
22%
113
*72
22 %
*21
*109
73
36%
72
72
22 %
*22%
22%
22%
*21
50
700
22%
113
*109
113
31%
10,300
27%
3,300
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
26%
27 Va
27
27
27
83
83
*83
85
*83%
85%
10
85%
86
*85'A
87
85%
85 %
280
91
91
91
91
*89%
91%
170
25%
25%
25%
26
25%
26 %
2,300
64%
64%
64
64%
63%
64 %
43%
43%
43%
43 7 b
43%
44
2.500
9,300
31
a
«»r,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2854)
.;
Monday, December 31, 1956
:
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
lu(i fer rr«rl«u
Uvwt
Highert
31 '
33% Sep 14
July 15
31% Aug
1
30% Mar 30
NEW YORK
Range Staee Jam. 1
T #»r 1955
UfNt
:
UlMit
35% Mar
May 28
T
Feb
20
33% Apr
19
153
18
11% Jan
21
20
3
33% Nov
23
B0% Mar 23
88% July 27
6
f«%Jan
Nov
70 % Nov
27
87% Feb
4
53% Jan
130
154
Mar 15
36% Jan
29% Dec
15 Va Dec
148
5
55% July
14
Quaker
6%
Oats
Co
Feb
32
Sep
60%
7
28
(The)
41% July
35.%
71%17 'V
*16%
53%
54%
"53 Va
Raybeatoi-Manhattan
29
44% Aug
Rayonler
Dec
27
16% Aug
July 19
Jl% Feb
14
37% May
37% Sep
44% Jan
4%
33% Nov
24
23
37% Apr
4%
8
33% Jan
4
19% Mar 22
27% May 22
20 % Jan
13
18% Aug
3
11% Dec
7
38% July 27
39% Jan
5
42
May
0
Mar
39
12
11
30% Apr
11
20
15
ft
11% Feb
6
27
Jan
27
3
30 % Apr
18
18
64% Apr
43% Jan
4
28% July 19
13
Nov
15
18% Jan
14
19
27
8% Jan
16
T% Jan
3
28
12% Feb
4
60
Dec
30
67 % Feb
16
61
31
May 16
47'/a Sep
16
Sep
21% Aug 28
Jan
5
Nov
10% Mar 14
18% Mar 14
3
6% Mar 14
11% Aug 18
6
15% Aug 23
11% Dee
18
15% Jan
12
42% Feb
13
60% Dec
17
34% Dec
26
4a
Apr
24
18% Jan
41
54% Sep
May 10
10
\
preferred
2nd
pfd 3Va%
Oct
10
Pictures
49
Oct
1
70
Apr
26
Jan
Jan
26
32% Sep
26
Sep
12
89% Jan
16
Dec
21
105 % Jan
11
17%
Dec
5
37% Mar 15
5% Dec
20
8% Mar 20
66% Jan
8
8% Sep
7
Apr 26
81
•
6% July 26
70
91-
91
May 11
105% Apr 20
45% Feb 14
26
82
101
67% May
36
Jan
6
Dec
Dec"l3
27%
26%
27
26 3 4
27;
1,60 )
12
11%
11%
11%;
11 %
3,300
6 V«
300
*6
15%
*27%
62%
*61 Va
62%
30% >31%
30 VA
30%
5 Va
5 Va
*61
59%
59 Va
34%
34%
27
25%
26
25%
25 3
Inc
Rhodesian
Selection
:
Rlegel
29
23% Jan
Rltter
10
10 %
10%
10 %
7,000
60 Va
61%
60%
61%
22,700
41%
42 3«
41 %
42
42%
42%
1.900
53 V'4
54 Va
54%
5,200
*62
Trust
81 Va
81%
81Va
82
91
91
91%
91
91%
18 %
17%
18
17%
18
6%
6 %
6
No par
68
69v
67%
68%
39%
42
42
42 Va,
31%
32%
32
32 Va
32
32
20%
19%
20
20
20
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
6,600
26%
25%
26 Va
25 Va
5,400
33 V*
*31%
25%
33 -•••■'
9
21% Jun
26
28% Apr
Robertshaw-Fulton
34
Oct
7
24%
Jan" 19
357
410
19
Jan
100
Jun
Oct
6
43% Dec
29
Nov
Jan
Oct
31
11
Sep 27
19
Apr
3
105
Jan
16
4
1
21% May 28
12
Feb
29
34
May 28
32% Dec 15
48% Jan
3
15% Mar 21
18
35
2
510
28
27 % Feb
12
26
19
Feb
35'% Nov
Apr
30% Aug
28
14% Sep
44"% Dec
35
11
9% Jan
362 Va Dec
90
105 % Mar
17
21
30
Dec
35
5%%
5
Controls
14 Va
5,500
42 Va
*31
28
28%
27%
28
27%
28 Va
1,700
27 Va
27 Va
27
2714
27
27 Va
Haas
12,700
375%
371
376 Va
370
5
20
common
preferred series A
33
368
*32
,
376
1,570
100
*90
13
Rohr Aircraft Corp
2
29
29%
28%
29 V4
28%
28 3
11
Ronson Corp
1
13%
13 % :•
13%
13%
13%
13%
10
46%
47%
46:%
47
46*a >46%
20 Guilders
42 VA
43%
42
42
Va
42%
48% July 31
Rotary
43% Dec
Royal Dutch Pet Co
28
Electric
36 Va July 16
4
/:■
v
17% Jan
29
3,300
400
31% Dec
10
6,200
4
___25
Rohm
Co
69
V 42
No par
Spring <fc Axle Co
&
68
:
v
26
preferred
conv
*20
r
com__l
Rochester Gas & El Corp
Rockwell
4%
780.
32.700
6%
10
33% Jun
37% Apr
6 Va
21,300
15
27
b
6%
400
82 VA
VA
fprp
Company
Paper
36% Sep
10
72
17%
Roan Antelope Copper Mines.
25
*62
Corp
Ridge way
17% Mar 20
Feb
"
54
V,
72
91
5s
18
27
54%
54 Va
*62
72
81%
1
13% Dec
28% Jun
5,700
4
10%
61%
100
9
27% Dec
2,600
.
9%
100
Co
Richfield Oil Corp
65% May 11
42 % Aug 15
17,600
.
60%
lo
series
84 % Apr
26%
lo
series
100
11%
SO
Common
Manufacturing
11%
l
pfd series A
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
Preferred 4.50%
12
*11%
8,800
5 Va
'
1
Preferred 3.60%
12
5
11,600
2.50
.,
4%%
Rheem
;, 5VA
100
'
30%
59%
17% Sep
8
100
"
61 %
35
27%
3
Va
30 /:
61
34%
Revlon
Koyal
Ruberold Co
29
Dec
23
38% Apr
6
8
NOV
23
13% Apr
2ft
400
200
15%
28
59 Va
2
Dec"
6
6 Va
15 Va
•27%
.
59%.
6
40% Jun
,
27%
*15 Va
,
35%
Dec
33%
6%
1-
6%
15%
28%
59 Vi
10
13
>
*15%
*27%
34%
12% Jan
21
100
:>
*11%
29
6
40%
5
23
5
*38 %
10
18% Jun
14
40 Va
in
34% Jan
9
Nov
36 Va
$1 convertible preferred
Republic Steel Corp
Copper & Brass
31% Nov
82
42
44% May 12
*35
11%
Revere
49% Mar IS
2
NOV
37
5%
27
~64% Dec~#
*35
27%
Reynolds Metals Co common
62
800
3712
*35
___50c
Rerall Drug Co
Mar U
33%
39 Va
common
10-/4 July 26
Mar 14
22,400
*38 %
1
85
61
17%
33%
39 Va
*38%
Republic Aviation Corp
27
40
17%
33%
100
41% Dec
48
17%
33%
*38%
38 Va
series
13
3
17%
4
38%
5
14
1C
it",a
33 3
10
9% Feb
Aug
17'/4
10
45% Feb
28% Dec
3,400
38%
50c
3
Sep
600
9,100
12%
"12
No par
25% Dec
60
12 %
.
31 Va
30%
32
12
1.600
3.800
54
*53%
Co—
12
10% Jun
/% Mar 14
17V4
30%-
12%
67.000
71%
17
38 Va
81.25 div pi lor preference
Republic
71%
17 Va
5
Reliable Stores Corp
Reliance Mfg Co common
Conv
35%
72
33%
50
Inc
&
35 Va.
71%
$
12 Va
HOLIDAY
35%
35
190
500
'
5
Reed Roller Bit Co
Bros
30%
CHRISTMAS
,
29%
50
1st preferred
Hosiery Mills
(Robt)
CLOSED
2,400
130
*29%
50
common..
noncum
Reeves
EXCHANGE
1
noncum
Real Silk
Rels
16% Sep
Co
STOCK
2.50
Co
Raytheon Mfg Co
Reading
Dec
Jan
_No par
Inc
Ray-O-Vac
1
34% Jan
5
29%
Shares
18
33%
130
54%
Inc
23
19 Va Mar
29'h
17%
ia
47
33 %
33%
130%
*2y*a
34%
Aug 11
5
33%
130 Va
33%
131
70%
Ranco
37"% Jun
26
11
Jan
39
Dec.
Dec. 2 i
Radio Corp of America com_No par
83.50 1st preferred
No par
25% Apr
13% Sep
Oct
31
33
131
the Week
Friday
Thursday
-•'VX
Dec. 26
6
Sales fsr
PRICES
SALE
Wednesday
2J%
20% July 11
69% Apr 12
3
HIGH
Dec. 25
10
13
•
Tuesday
Dec; 24
100
common
preferred
28% Nov
Nov" 16
Monday
Par
•
Quaker State OH Refining Corp
12
47
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
McBee
Ruppert
Steel
Co
new
Corp
95
Va
*90% '95
95
*90
2,200
4
2,600
6,400
43%
92.300
1
30%
31 %
31
31 %
31%
31 %
4,700
l
29 Va
30 Va
29 %
30
29
29%
5,700
ft
;
(The)
(Jacob)
8 Va
8%
8V4
8%
2,900
8 %
8 Va
s
9
17
42% Sep
60% Feb
58% Deo 27
"98% Feb 28
42% July 21
103% Jun
126
Dec
23
Nov
71% Dec
30
Feb
13
5
Jan
6
55
Jun
22
38 Va Dec
22% Jan
11
26
July 14
40
14
80
112
22 Va Jan
34% Jun
13
24% Dec
3
17
88% Jun
27
69% Dec
3
Aug 17
320% Apr
35
235
Nov
7
Jan
10
155
Jan
ft
40% Feb
9
74
365
Jan
145
170
101
7
105
July 13
19% Sep 22
Dec
29% Jan
14% Feb
17
12% Jun
311
12% Nov 21
30
Oct
27
27% Jan
Jan
6
57% Dec
16
13
33 % Jan
57 V» Nov
11
4
90
29
33% Dec
21
23
Dec
35
245
Sangamo
Feb
Oct
7
16
95
9
Jan
-
40 va Apr
Mfg Co!
29
Seaboard
26
Seaboard
Oil
Jan
6
31% July 18
40% Nov 16
13
Dec
28
23% Jun
7
Seagrave
20
3o% Jan
3
Sears
28% Dec
20
~4%.Marl5~
20% Dec
16
12 Va Jun
•1
21% Feb 29
5% Nov
17
26
3% Dec
27
7% Apr 27
Nov
10
9% Apr
61% Jan
5
43 Va NOV
26
63
23% NOV
15
60
Apr
59
July 11
33
Nov
16
54
Oct
18
32% Jan
6
13% Nov
9
49% Apr 11
49% Nov 29
11 Va Jan
36 % Feb
66% Mar
Mar 15
39% Jan
4
39% Jan
20
59 % Dec
31
8V4 Dec
14
11% May
9
10
22 % Nov
27
28
Feb
3
7
62 % Jan
10
100% Aug
8
30% July 12
19% Jun 22
18% Nov 29
13% Feb
14
29
15% Jan
25% Dec
23
21% Feb
7
39% Jan
6
49% Nov
14
45% Jan
19
44
3
63% Nov
7
55% Jan
4
48% Mar 14
59% Jun
21
55% Jan
23
72% May
57 % Jun
15
52% Jan
24
73
10
67
Aug
46% Jun
46% Oct
28
37% Mar 14
64% Dec
1
30% Jan
25
25% Jun
27
30% Nov
2
33% Jan
7
50 Va Feb
24% Jan
3
16 % Nov
29
49 V4
20
"
18
174
July" 19
Feb
24
9% Feb
4
27% Feb
210
Jun
7
23
S£p
18% Jun
205
6
Feb
14
7% Dec
13
17
Mar 19
13% Aug 17
Jan
19
6
Sheraton
Signode
88
Nov
Dec
32% Jan
35% Nov
15
12
40% Jan
17
21
54 Va July 27
Southern
Southern Co
18
16
7
19% Jan
11
23
Aug
1
36% Nov 29
65% July
3
Jan
31
33% Apr
18
33% Jan
23
38 3
28
44% Nov
29
68% Mar 23
29
Mar 16
a
Dec
5%
37% Apr 14
35% Oct 11
'
16% Jan
4
4% Oct
21
•9
'
Feb
7
•8% Sep
16% Jun
16
31
100
Nov
2
2
Sep
14
10% Jan
5
68% Mar 14
31% Nov
•8
16% Oct
•
18
Mar 22
27
July H
Foe
Dec
7
Feb
49% May 16
6
20% Jun
84
5
24% May 15
17% Nov 27
8
18
4
90
Aug 31
77% Dec 16
38
South
8%
Porto
9612 Dec
17
105
•
4
17
18
6
2
July 17
52
57%
57%
57%
4,200
Va
8%
8%
8 Va
7,100
31 % Dec
7
May 14
91% Jan
26
% Dec
28
12% Jan
6
3
12
Oct
22
23 »4
100
92 %
90
91%.
5,000
19%
19%
19%'
3,500
15
-31%
1
46
No par
<4
7
82
>62%
>71.
*61%
10
33 V'4
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"
5*
16%
*23 %
15%:
32
Co
50
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32 va
5
com
it'll
800
200
71%'
68 V2
6814
69 Va
2,000
to.
x61 %
62%
34
34
17
16%
,
3,800
17 1
8
8,200
54%
20.800
53%
*193
225
8%
8%
2,200
20%
19%
20%
225
8%
8%
62
35%
16%
'
54
53 %
20 %
*193
225
6n0
61%
34 Va
34%
16%
8%
'
18%
18%
*45 Va
47
32%
33 Va
46%
461
18%
18%
e
47
33
32%
33
"33
46%
,
>>
3.900
> 4.700
18%
*45 %
47
33%
*33
33
46 v*
25
82
21.400
33
...25
Edison
82
61%
53%
com_4.50
82
,
20%
8%
800
471/4
151
"
61%
,53 Va
1
8,400
31%
46%-
V%
61 %
x20%
*193
15 Va
31%
46%
*80%
:>{-
1
pfd__100
a
31
62 %
15
Corp 4%
15
46 %
(it.
20
15%
31 Va
4-r-
46 %
82
'
.„
'
2.800
%'
100
33%.
46%
*>' 8,300
46%
12.400
20%
20%
30%
30%
38%
38%
38%
15.400
Bouth'n
45
45%
44%
45%
44%
45%
35.700
(The)
Pacific
5
Co
(Del)
Production
No par
Co
(A
Spear
Public
G)
&
tr
Co.
Service
:
Co
Inc
pfd
Co
No
common
4.20 %
preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Rand Corp common..
common
2%
45
17%
17%
2%
2%
2%
43%
2%
44%
44%
44%
18
177a
18%
j
.
•»
-
10.300
*80
"80
84
84
4,000
10
84
1
26Ja
26%
26%
26%
26 %'
1.500
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
18
2.000
par
5%
*37
5 %
5%
*37 Va
50
5%
5%
50
5%
*37 %
,
6
52%
53%
52%
52%
100
94%
95%
*94%
95%
52%
*94%
50
1 53%-"
2,400
3.900
95%
4.000
1
17%
18
17%
17%
17%
18
50c
22%
23%
22%
23%
22%
23%
*96%
97%
96 %
96 Va
96 %
97
120
ii%
12
11%
12
5.100
71
71 Vi
70%
71
270
.No par
11%
*71
12
72
-
*
53.600
5.000
s
29 Va
29%
29%
29 "4
29%
29%
No par
37%
37%
37%
37%
37 %
37 %
79
80%
80
80
80%
80%
2-0
6%
6%
6%
22 100
11%
11 %
11%
15.200
Square D Co
Brands
Inc
com
83.50
preferred
No par
Standard Coll Products Co Inc
I
6Va
6%
6%
Standard
11%
11%
11%
Gas
3.400
44%
17%
"
:
84
2
preferred
Standard
800
25
preferred
Inc
'
26%
100
2.50
$5.50
Chemical
"
■'
1
ctfs
Bros
1
n-
No par
20
Corp
&
Bpencei
$4.50
2%
'
Mobile & Ohio stk
'
Inc,—
'Ex-distribution''
Southern Railway common
5%
non-cum
preferred
84.50
44 Va
23 V4
91%
20 %
24
30%
Spiegel
2
24
93%
19%
*23%
„■<
50c
.
53
,
92 %
1
Corp
8
20 %
3
9% Jan
34.
54
57 %
3%
37%
17
_
52%
58 %
8%
20
16% Jan
1
3.600
54 Va
57%
America.
Rico
20
11,100
30%
83% Jan
30
2.100
24.200
53%
1
E
,
500
%
3 Va
14
3b
19
6
3%
30%
28
36% Oct
13%
3%
20%
7012 Dec
77 % Nov
13%
3%
36%
11 % Dec
22
page
1
24% Mar 20
29% Apr
13%
3 Va
30%
Spar ton
103 % Mar
1
29
13%
..
20
Aug'l7
30
13 va-
•
.
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec.No par
Southern Natural Gas Co
17.50
SDalding
63%
28%
1
Co
California
Jan
73% Jan
28%,/
28%
2.400
No par
preferred
21
12
31,400
No par
Southwestern
25
28%
No par
Gas
Strapping Co
Carolina
28% July 19
Dec
21% Nov
20% Mar 4
16% Feb 11
see
27
May 28
22% Oct
fonfnoTeg
91 % Jan
95 Va Nov
41% July 27
94 % Nov
23
16% Nov
21
July 27
Dec
47% Jun
103% Nov 14
17% Nov 18
86
1
6
103% Nov 30
23% Aug
8
29% Jun
19
17VaDec
29% May
24% July
11
77% Oct
93
283 a
,
25 Va
preferred
Southern
2 V4 Nov
38% Oct
2% Dec
28 %
44
G
20
Jan
28%
24%
&
Dec
•1
28%.
44
South
Nov
21% Mar
1,700
28%.
25%
Platinum
45
34
13%
44 Va
&
33
7
13
25 Va
South Amer Gold
24% Jun
7
13%
*43%
24
3
17
13%
44%
Solvay American
3
17% Jan
'
-
25%
1C
54% July 25
31% Jan
14
25 Va
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
37% Jan
28% Jan
2,600
13%
*43 Va
Solar Aircraft Co
40 % Nov
18
16,400
35
35%
2.50
Inc
24
Mar 14
35
44% Jan
8
(A
20% July 31
35 3
17%
Smith-Corona Inc
63% Jan
460
66%
Smith
21
35
2.700
.
17%
7
12
Dec
33%
79
661/4,
3
45
30
33%
78
17%
35%
25
19
,
3%
Co
30
-
79
35%
79
69
Oil
17% Jan
V
93
33%
33%
4r
81
*91 i
17'/a
Skelly
54
33
81
*78%
67 %
17
26
25
33%
_5
51% Dec
81
90%
90 Va
17 %
Sinclair Oil Corp
36% Dec
7,000
>78%
;
1
Co
15% Sep
60%
59
60
59%
,.*78%
% 1
•70%*
8
July 10
11,600
-
1
64 % May 10
237% Apr
12 V4 Jan
2,800
10,700
49%
91
7.50
O)
15%
201/4
49 Va
17%
Slmonds Saw & Steel..
12
15%
20
49%
69 V2
5
12% May 23
19% Mar
3
Feb
&
Steel
15%
20%
49%
.No par
Corp of
Simmons
26
Co
Mlg Corp
55% Apr
15%
20%
49%
3
Co
Shell Oil Co
35% Mar 26
15%
20%
Va
28%
<fc
Sharon Steel Corp
Bhattuck (Frank G)
Sheaffer (W A) Pen
fctneiler
2.200
,
5
Industries
OH
2,000
■
i
84.50 preferred
Shamrock
50
95
1
common
Shahmoon
33%
60
20
Co.
Co
Rubber
Inc
20%
33%
'81
issued
Selberling
Servel
20%
34
59 Va
100
Finance
Roebuck
When
*93%
20%
33 %
*78 Va
,_2o
Corp
28 V* Dec
93%
20%
*90 %
No par
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
93 Va
33 Va
49
No par
common
48%
95
7,200
15%
No par
.
20
"47 3 4
20%
15c
preferred
19% Feb
44% May
33%
1.4c
Co common
$3.40 preferred
84 preferred
•
x21
5
Inc
47 Va
48
47 Va
21%
%
*93'/a
.10
10
Scott Paper
3.65%
48
..100
Co
Savage Arms Corp
Schenley Industries
Scherlng Corp
Scovill
89% Mar
Electric
70% Nov
18
1,800
200
25
11
14.800
73%
W
*235
21
Oct
25 Va
72
*180
105% Apr
»
500
25 V4
72%
200
28
•% Mar 14
23
25%
72%
245
Dec
33% Jan
23
25 Va
72%
72 V»
*180
52% Oct
31
22%
12,500
25%
"25
*235
16 Va Nov
52
38%
240
5
26
38%
200
59%'Apr
28% Dec
38%
22%
-
190
300
38%
240
'
28
:
7,000
%
81
151
*180
noncum
6
34% Dec
23
22%
69Ti,
81
151
5
6%
43% Jan
18
151
•38%
38 Va
-
,
69
81
151
80%
151
V
•
100
St Louis Southwestern
80
69%
69
70%
va
151
•>
loo
18
19
Dec. 12
78
■«,
69
CLOSED
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY
St Joseph Lead Co
10
St Joseph Light & Power
No pur
St L San F Ry Co common_.No par
Preferred series A 5%
EXCHANGE
'80
100
23% Aug 22
77 Va Dec
7
40
>>8ep
8
92% May 13
6
46% Jan
20
Feb
'Mar
STOCK
10
.
preferred
conv
loo
22 Va Mar
98
5
common
preferred
4.30%
Ry Co
preferred
63% Apr 20
75% Mar 6
78% Jun
-
19
4%
St Regis Paper Co common
1st pfd 4.40% series A
Ban Diego Gas <fc Electric Co
105
May 28
44% Feb 14
107
55% Mar 14
93% Oct
101% Oct
2
Sep 37
60% July 31
18
3
32
93
Aug
Safeway Stores
37 Va Mar 29
8
32
13
215
19
25
13
Jan
91% Mar 23
17
21
16
Sep
17% Apr
35% Oct
3
17
25 y2 Aug 31
'
49% Jun
17
Mar 19
33
12
18% Jan
Dec
Apr 28
33% Mar 14
Dec
52
16
35% Mar 14
97% reb
155
A
Electric
Co_
J
5.3C0
Volume 184
Number 5599
r
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.The Commercial and Financial-Chronicle
.
(2855)
N EW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Bsnge for Pftriiu
LOW AND HIGH 9ALK rmiOM
Bales fee
~
Year 1965
Lowest
43% Nov
42%
May"18
Jun~24
53%
29
50
16% Oct
14
13 Va Nov
50
11
Feb
4
Starrett
62
58%
5972
51V*
53%
81
Aug 15-
28
15
Jan
27
62% Nov
54'A
54 74
5672
91
88 72
8872
147/H
15
14%
14%
14%
15
14%
14%
14%
14%
147a-
14%
62%
62%
61%
62
1
6
23% May 23
16% Nov 29
23
21% Aug 24
17% Decs 11
17% Nov
20% Jan
.31 Va May 28
9
29% July
15% Jan
Aug 26
32
Oct
11
12 % Jan
4
95
5
4
41% Jun
26
7
17 %
27
67% Feb
11
80% Sep
21% Jan
6
27% Jun
105
28
32% May 11
75% May 17
8%-Nov
740
*61
62
69'A
70
70
13%
1372
13V2
5
52 3 4
5374
52%
53
53 74
53%
New
Inc—
Drug
"when
com
issued"
26%
8
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
5Vo
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
.V
5
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY "
*
26%
21%
22%
33%
STOCK
33.%
26"%
2672
26%
21%
2172
21%
33%
33 7B
33%
1,900
16 %
17
*
16%
16%
17
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
19
17%
17%
17%
*1772
17%
35%
35%
35%
36
35%
36%
25%
25%
25 Va
25%
25
25 %
1,800
16%
•>.
31
30% July 31
22% Nov
26% Jan
28
'39
Feb
78
Mar 22
26
10% Mar
1,080 Dec
8
Nov
9
33% Sep
15
21% Jun
25
58%
2
35 % Nov
29
Mar 30
44% Oct
26
Mar 14
41
940
Va %
15
6% Jan
6
99
10
25
11% Sep
27
% Jan
17
45% Dec
11
27 V* Feb
13
.50% July 26
9
55% May 10
7
Swift
2nd pid series
22%
23
22 3 4
22%
22%
22%
900
*35%
36%
3672
36 %
69'A
69%
69
69%
30
36
36
12.50
67 %
68%
lOo
6%
of *55
7
7
1240
1220
7
1205
1210
6%
1200
400
■1
13,800
1220
245
■'v?
27 %
21V^.
27%
27 74
21%
5,500
37
36%
37
36%
377«
5.500
*22%
23 %
23
23%
23V4
500
38 %
33%
38
28%
38
38%
7,700
44
25
27%
36%
7.50
44%
44
44%
43%
43 %
7,500
44 %
*44
44%
%
*44
*23
!
44%
*44
81
82
82 72
82%
250
11%
11%
11%
11%
2,100
May 28
21% Nov
26
18%
18 7a
18 7a
18%
Feb
No par
;
Talcott Ins
(James)
TelAutograph Corp
9
1
*18 Va
6%
6%
Va
6%
18% Dec
8
12
Temco
1
17%
17%
17%
17%
Dec
13
Tennessee Corp
Texas Co
2.50
61.74
61-|.i
61
25
57%
58
51 Va
3%
38%
38%
38 74
38%
30%
30%
30 7b
30 7a
1() 3
15 Va May
14
62-
4
Aircraft Corp
•
29
69% May
7
37% Oct
31
6l
4
Texas
Gulf
Producing Co
38% Mar 26
Texas
Gulf
Sulphur
Texas
Instruments Inc
Apr
5
11% Jan
27
18% Dec
28
16
30 Va Dec
14
28 % Oct
11
37
8
33% Oct
1
4.48 %
__Nopar
9
Oct
19
Oct
11
Nov
28
35
Oct
17
38 Va Dec
2
12
Jan
6
.25% Nov
18
Jan
10
25% Nov
13
6% Dec
150
10Va Jan
21
Jan
10
1
20 Va Oct
1
1
20% Dec. 20
4
15% Feb
July 12
9
42% July 27
29% Apr
377a
38
377b
12% Jun 30
11% Jun
20
13% -July 25
10% Jan
23
1
47% July 25
44
,
30,700
18%
22,100
30%
100
38%
6,700
774
6,900
37 Va
'■
'
!
!
Trust—
1
160
No par
7
7
166
6%
100.
Co
165
397«
21%
21%
21 7b
21%
common.
The Fair
Thermoid
307b
18
37%
50c
Inc
29%
*30
10
Oil
$1.25 conv preferred
$2.40 conv-
20,500
18%
39
22% July 10
54% July 10
13% July 31
29,900
39%
.
30
Pacific Ry
Textron
2,300
58%
38%
17%
Utilities Co
14% Apr
28
47% Aug 21
6
16
6174
57%
30
No par
Thatclier Glass Mig Co common—5
16
29% Apr
•
6072
58%
30%
Sub share ctfs ex-distribution
Texas «Xs
6,200
1.7%
Pacific Land
Texas
8,300
ii
Pacific Coal &
9
182'% May
23
34% F'eb
200
6%
17%
*29%
Texas
45% May 17
corpmon—1
18%
672
11 Va
6174
6
preferred series A—25
conv
Texas
143
s
,
1,200
7
11%
28 Va Dec
Jun
1
:■.;
8.200
1,100.
8
81
25% Jan
7% Jan
27 7B
11%
6
11% Mar 16
76 7
26%
"
81
28
43
7672
27
1
16% Jan
53
77
26%
issued
$4 preferred
7
28% Jun
25
76%
27 Vi
Symington Gould Corp
20
44% Jun 21
28
77
27
14
May
10
Nov
50
76 %
I
A
Co
&
700
2,300
12 % Dec
99
11
15% Nov
89
9
10% Oct
45
89
66,800
<
26
45
19% Mar
■
t
Dec
18
12
t
i
•
...
8% Feb
81
12 % Jun
13% Jan
88%
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com
24% Oct
174
88 Va
Superior Oil of California
25
Superior Steel Corp
60
Sutherland Paper Co
.5
Sweets Co of America (rhe)__4.16%
Feb
July 25
Dec
90
No par
53 y8 Nov
36% Oct
*88 %
4
2
Dec
62% Jun
May 16
14%
Biscuits Inc
52% Mar 16
6% Nov
25
48%
14%
Mining Co
42
17% May
41
48 74
14%
Sunshine
July
21
17% Jan
.■
v" '
100
7%
48%
Sunshine
38
July 26
9% Sep
7 74
Va
14'A
No par
nreferred series
When
91% Apr
7 V*
48
14%
Co
5 % Vo
6
1,300
Dec
30% Apr
9
7
48 %
14%
2
21
23% Sep 30
52 % May
2
49% Jun
6
4
6
19
2
7%
*47%
1
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common
Dec
8
Oil
Sun
6% Dec
18% Feb
20
27
6%
1
-
Corp common
$4.50 series A preferred
7
34% Nov
66
2
May
Nov
1
Corp
Corp
Chemical
Sun
22% Jan 23
101 Va Jun '
7
;
2,200
1
i
f
7'
1,300
*17%
.
700
1
Co-—
Studebaker-Packard
6
70% Jan
40% July 25
87'/a Sep
1
Broadcasting
Sunbeam
Aug
15% Mar 15
41% Nov
*
Storer
15
1
(
8,800
33 7s
No par
I
10% Feb 29
82
t
2,100
21%
'
Stone & Webster.,
23
30
89
j
'
26%
-
•':
300
1,400
-■
2C
•
common
prior preference
50
8
1
1,100
13%
-5
28
12% Jun
6
19
Feb
S
'
'
,
400
r68%
Stewart-Warner Corp
Stix Baer & Fuller Co
Dec
Aug
22
Jan
5% Oct
32
100
14
15
29% Aug 24
9
413% May 28
Aug 12
Stan
1
Dec
25 7s May 12-
22% Feb
9,300
70
'
20% Sep
1
2,000
4,200
•
69%
26
36% Dec
*87
*13%
Co
4
21% Jan
27
'
91
1
Chemical
Stevens IJ P) & Co Inc
22% Aug
21
*87'.
10
7
27% Mar 12,
39% Apr
3
"
30% Oct
5
31% Nov
.
(The) L S
12,700
60,100
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc.
Stauffer
25 '■
"
20% Sep .14
52%
1
100
Co
i
|
25,000
-
Sterling"
19
13 % Dec
30
48%
6172
58%
No par
65% Dec
50
33 Va Dec
47
61%
58%
Stanley ..Warner Corp
16% Feb
6
47
60%
59%
5
3
51% Jan
July 14
46%
61%
common—10
21
18% Jan
19 Va Jan», 4
47%
Ohio
43% Jan 23
■; 29,
Jan
5
*
38% Oct 21
Shares
58%
Oil of
1
the Week
60 34
preferred series A
Standard ,Ry.Eduip Mfg
25% Nov 28
24% May 12
23% Jan v 6
Friday
Dec. 28
<
Dec. 27
46%
Jersey
Co
Thursday
"
Dec. 26
7
New
2
Jan
Wednesday
<
25
of
15% Aug
17%Jan
60% July 28
15% Aug 22
4
42% Mar 14,
26% Jan
3%%
Dec. 25
6.25
Standard OH of- Indiana
Standard
Tuesday
Dec. 21
Par
California
of
Standard Oil
59% Dec 29
Mar 30
13% Jan
12% May 29
'
4
100% Mar 23
22'
22% Feb
25
40.% May 26
36
28
15% Dec
Oil
Standard
65
Aug 14
62% Apr
9
55% May 15
May 28
88% Dec
Mar 28
102
Aug 19
tfVaJan
6'
Monday
EXCHANGE,' '
58% May
48% Jan 23
49% Jan 31
99
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
23
1
*160
39%
397b
39%
165
40
3,200
21
21%
21
2174
21%
,
i
..
100,
217a
20%
2172
700
13,200
"i
'
■
I
17%
1874
1874
18%
48%
48%
48%
*4872
4974
100
*11%
12%
*11%
12%
*11%
12%
18
No par
STOCK
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
j
1,700
*48%
No par
preference
7' 'A
165
18 74
-
i
:
_
'
July 23
v
4
Co
1
common
$2.50 convertible preferred
Mar 28
51
13%
CHRISTMAS
50
HOLIDAY
*49
19 7
13%
13%
49
ft
49%
49
13%
*49
13%
900
49%
4
50
;
1
11% Jan
llr
43% Oct
19
100% Sep
27
15% Feb
18
10% Dec
19
14
-48% Jan
23
80
Nov
19
104
26
tjan
60% Mar 24
-
Feb
105 % May
-
86
Dec
Jan
17
35% Dec
5
33
Jan- 23»
26% Jan
5
28% Dec
7
23% Nov 27
48
Jan
6
75% Dec
22
62 % Feb
17
13% Jan
.3
18% July 26
13% Dec
5
43 % Nov
27
51% Nbv
7
34% Oct
1
45% Apr
30
24
37%
*.
Mar'lT
22% Oct
10
48%Sep"Ii
28
35 % Jun.
18% J»n
20
11
24% July 13
28% Jun 15
20
22% Oct
55"% Dec
14
60
18
18
Mar 15
50
Mar 14
51
Aug 26
24% Dec
Nov
16% Nov
8
53 % Feb
•
31%
16
15% Aug 16
46% Aug 17
9% Nov
2
14
Jan
10
33% Nov
17
64
Dec
15
21% Jan
30
15% Apr
27
18
46
Apr
25
52
4
8
Dec
6
13% Feb
9
4
43% Jim
28
20% Nov
11
Jan
4
5% Nov
15
31 % Feb
10
116% Sep
6
-
Airlines
Inc_
49%
49%
497a
497a
48%
49
37%
37%
37
37%
37
37%
20
18 7a
19 74
1872
18%
27 7a
277a
27
27
26%
26%
26%
27 7b
14,500
527b
52%
52%
52%
1,200
52%
32%
64
28
51
51
23
23%
Twin
35% Jun
15
TXL
Oil
*62
.66
■
51%
22%
:
287s
.:
23%
53
53
23 74
11 Va
*16%
*50
52
87b
26 %
27 7a
26%
21 Va
Xl4 Va
v
8
26%
...
8 7»
277b
33
May
6% Dec
80% Mar 14
Mar 27
44
■
8
Apr
47% May
103 % Jan- 26
23
8
133% July 17
Udyllte
(The)
Corp
:No par
—
AsbesLos <t Rubber Co.
Union
Union—Bag-Camp
Union
Carbftie
When
*Jan
31 % Jun
6
Nov
92
1
26
Jan
5
Apr
21
30
31% Apr
6
27% Jan
20
7
113
100
Nov
29
2
Union
Chem
Jan. 17
Union
Elec
28% Apr
25 % Dec
5
92 % Dec
27
112
81% Oct
18
93
Nov
29
83 Va Nov
30
52
-
10
30.
Jan
;
33 Va
7a,
5%-
*•"
10,100
21,600
34 Vi
33 7a
86% Oct
12
45% Sep
,92
3
98% Sep
26
July 27
104% Mar 29
.59
Feb
,
7
Jan
Oct
1
8% Dec
11
28
26% Jan
6
32% Jun
3
48 % Sep
26
.74% Dec
22
29
Oct
1
_
61% May 25
Feb
t
15
Jan
91:
104
5
Nov
7
34% Jan
~~6
128% Dec 22
49%
"
*
Corp
10
10
common
22 7i,
23
267a
26%
26 Va
94%
.92%
93
93
*77
80
*77.
80
*77 7a
80
*77 7a
80
10
83%
*83 7a
85
84
84
50
58%
58%
58%
58%
587a
30
Vi
30%
30%
31
8%
8',
8 7b
83%
36
Apr 30
Union
conv:
4%
(«er of 1956)
10
121% Dec
18
35% Jan
23
44% Dec
Nov
20
33 % Sep
22
15
93
10
com
a.
b
Aircraft
Corp
preferred
17-
United
Air
United
Lines
28%
93%
95
100
100
_
conv
pfd
-
10*
America
*160
43'
7
32% Apr
Feb
20
Dec
$4.50 preferred*../-—
No par
*93
July 25
20% Dec
14
28% Apr
9
United
Boaxd & Carton
Corp...a_10
21
44% Jan 18
57% Nov 28
48% Jan
20
71% Mar 26
United
Carbon Co.,
34% Jan
20
27
1
57% Aug 24
6 % Jan 12
41% Dec
4% Apr
4% Feb
9
78--
Mar 15
28
1037/«JUn
29
17% Jan
3
J
M
267u
27
•,
107
24
No.par
...No par '
119
437
480
_
597B
10,000
3074
30%
26,500
87b
8%
19,600
2974
29 3 b
1,000
90%
92
8,900
162 7a'
1627a
*155
1167a
1167a
117
117
1,100
427a
43 Va
42%
43
11,400
27%
;
o
27%
18,900
94%
87*
27%
27%
27%
*155
170
118%
4,400
"26%
28% : ,29
93%
91%
287u
5
com
Inc—
Biscmt.of
10 v
No par
Car, Co
4%
18
108% Feb
Tank
United
Dec
20
Co
17
16C
Jufy~25
Pacific-RR
96% Dec
23.
113 % Jan
Gil of'-California—
non-cum ureferred
23
23 3
20%
v
No par
25
I
$4 series
22%
22%
2(>1
~
No par
Preferred $3.50 series.
4%
5,300
9,700
1157a
79
Union
34
115%
82
Union
3374
114%
*114%
79
9
34
11574
*77
2
10,% May 10
7,800
2,500
115%
No par
39% May
800
5%
114%
94
Preferred
14 7a
25%
5%
*114%
No par
65% Apr-
103 % Oct
113
,
~
147a
24 Va
5%
115%
'
78
1472,/
25 74
115%
Preferred $3.70 series
11
24
115
...
Materials
&
Co
5%
Preferred $4.50 series.,
9
Jan
.
257«
*115
No par
'
108% Mar 22
14%
25'A
5 3 -i
«
5
Corp„6%
Paper
Carbon.*
&
issued
14%
1
Underwood Corp
k
*93
95
*93
21
21
21
21
67'a
68
68
687a
68%
687a
41%
42
41%
42
3,200
95
21%
95
Vi
600
1,400
United-Carr Fastener—
.6
-
-
7
Jan
8% May 17
l*%iFeb,25
13 % Mar,14-
51% Feb
30
'2
Sep 26
Jan
6
73% Jan
23
82
11
6 % Jun
20
7
United
12
Ef5
Mar
28% May 11
35
Aug 14
35% Jan
41% July 30
36% Oct
31
2
1
23% Jun
4 Va
5 % Nov
6
23
27
14 Va Dec
12
Aug
3
1% Sep
6
36 % Dec
9
28% Jan
23
20% Aug
61% Dec
5
43% Dec
9
8% Mar
3
United
May
39% Mar
11
United
Jan
36% Dec
8
9
Mar 14
United
23
17
29
64% Dec
29
22
184% Feb
15
.
9
7% Jan
19% Feb
Dec
% May
For
16% Mar
44 % Nov
footnotes
<»>»
I—
Improvement Co
29
3
181
22 Va
Feb
United
S
1
Merch & Mfrs Inc
United .Park
U
1
July 19
44% July 20
Dec
4
15
Nov
14
19% Mar 22
42
Nov
15
49% Mar 16
—10
13%
&
1%
U
S
City Mines Co (The)—1
1
Foreign Securities
U S
;__No par
4
preferred
100
Hoffman Mach common__82%c
5%
class A preference
Industries
4%%
Inc
preferred
——50
common
series
4%
*78 7»
41%
.
42 Va
4%
4%
79
/
43A
4%
78 V«
787b
*78 7b
1,600
4%
11,100
50
79
6%
67a
6%
67a
6%
13,200
(i
6%
6
6V'B
6
6 7b
18,800
34
34%
32 3 b
337b
14%
14%
14 7b
14%
14%
15
447b
44%
44
443/b
43 3 4
447b
31,900
3174
31%
31%
327a
32%
32 7b
12,100
37
37
36%
37
6
7a
3 3'/a
33%
*37
3,000
3,100
37 74
300
6%
Freight Co
3
24
Gas
Gypsum Co common
28
naere
United
S
27
100
United Industrial Corp..
S
2
35
12
Sep 26
40% Jan
5
United Gas: Corp
U
Aug
30a
(Del)
1
Dye *; Chemical Corp com
1
Electric Coal Cos
5
Engineering As Foundry
5
Fruit Co.:
1 s
No par
U
Dec
52% Nov
9
preferred
28% Oct. 24
77
155
29
3% Mar 26
39
15% Dec
177
6
Stores com
convertible
Corp
5
14
Jan
60
United
13
Dec
«aar 31
No par -
Cig-Whelan
$3.50
16 Va Aug 20
6
'
14
2% Jan
3
13% Jun
17
(Delaware)
United
4
21
•
6% Aug
18
May
27
>* 38% Oct
3
Jan
.;
*"£2%'Bec 30
34% Dec
27% Oct
4"% Jan
7% Feb
72% July 18
Mar 21
62
A
1
56
0%
67b
6Va
67b
67'a
3,900
14%
14%
14 "4
143/b
14 7b
14%
20,100
17,300
1 %
17a
34%
34%
34
34%
33%
34%
6,100
23 Va
247a
23%
24
23%
24 7b
7,500
57 7a
58%
577s
57 7a
56%
57 3
8,700
1%
156
17
it
156
1%
*156
13A
*156
159
16
16%
I57i
36 %
35
15%
16
*35
35
15%
15%
*42%
44%
15%
*43
*35
15%
44
7
7a
15%
*43
159
4
-
10
16
26,400
36
100
157a
44 7a
t
400
u
16% Mar 19
.
i
J
10,800
17%
517a
8 7b
4
i
100
4,700
23% "
*16%
'»
'
300
*50
8%
1
.
2,200
.
2974
51
8 7h
500
31%
64
28%
17%
17
7,200
-
■
287b
5174
1
(The)
Corp
31%
32%
31%
*60
Va
1
Coach. COi.
1,300
26%
52
*49%
i
2,200
13,500
27%
74
26 Va
1
2,600
13%
32
18
3,200
5,000
13%
28
..
24%
13%
64
-7
*37 7b
2472
13%
1
12
36%
24%"
13%-
50
1
4.36% conv preferred 1954 ser__50
20th Century-Fox Film
1
Twin City Rap Transit com__Nopar
5% conv prior, preferred
50
Jun- 11
37
100%
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
-Jun
88
88
36%
.
9972
Preferred series A (conv)
Tung-Sol Klectrlc-Co common
14% Jan
15
1-
29% Apr
25
15
2
Corp
*8672
100
3,400
1017a
19
62% Mar 13
16% Jun
_2
(The)
75
1007a
26
21
8
13%
10%
24%
101
50
July 27
49% Nov
13% Jan
5
10%
74%
*867a
37%
2.4%
Corp common
$2.70 preferred
L
36% Mar 12
25% Oct
100 %
Tri-Continefital
28% July 23
1
40% Mar IS
No par
19
52% Apr
2
89
37
24%
*27
$9
25% Nov
*86
25
1172
75% f
74
76
10
common—
*10%
11%
75
5
29
.
.A
Transue & Williams Steele—No par
Nov
Oct.
i
Trans World
9
27
Co
!e*
30% Oct
31
19
18% Mar
Trane
Transameriea
.
28% Mar 21
29
Jan
19
Jan
Mar 29
25
i.
pan 13
20% Jan
,60
102% Dec
15
Oil
preferred
Tim ken Roller Bearing.
Toledo Edison Co (The)
13
52
2
*33% Apr 14
59 % Apr. 14
Tidewater
$1.20
28% Feb
24% Feb
25% DfiC 29
May 16
25
,.
13
47% Mar 26
*
*10%
Thompson (J R)
—If
Thompson .Products Inc common..*
4 "/o
preferred
<—
100
1
14,700
^
.
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■'
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•
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;
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24
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(2856)
new
york stock
Brine* for Previous
Lowest
Highest
Leweiu
Jan
6
25% Nov
22.% Jan
11
5
9% Feb
8% Jun
15
21% Oct
11
9% July 13
35% Aug
1
6b% Jan
21
2J
Jan
6
84% Mar 21
Jan
97
19
39% Mar 14
23% Jan
11
18
6
U
U
20
83
Sep
18
Sep
9
92
Dec
26
23
42% Nov
20
1721/4 Jun
142% D.c
23
July 18
67% Mar 14
Feb
1
19% Sep
71% Sep
17
170
26
17
60 % Feb
18
56
Jan
70% Dec
1
53
Dec
28
69
62% Sep
23
51% Jan
23
73% Dec
168 % Nov
14
143
Nov
30
19% Aug 24
17
Dec
28
38% Aug
15% Jun
12% Jan
17
9% Dcx;
30
Jan
27
4
Mar
169
Jan
19% Jan
16
3
33 % Dec
7
Feb
12% Jun
27
14% Apr
17
10'% Jan
9
38
14
Dec
27
23
10% Aug
10
56% Mar
3
411/4 Feb
9
23
35
May
4
30 % Dec
7
39
Dec
12
167
137
18
Apr
'Feb
S
Tobacco
$6
24
29% Mar 12
Universal
82% Mar 29
41/4 %
24% Nov
12
26
6% Jan
8
10 % Apr
9
55% May
4
121/4 Dec
21
177a Jan
3
Van
371/4 Apr
6
12 >/4 Nov
28
Jan
4
40% Dec
20
7
129
123
130
Jun" 13
133»/4 Jan
28% Nov
1
37% Jan
87% Sep
12
94
Feb
7
130
128
Feb
Sep
26
28
94% Apr
24
38% Apr
18
Jan
50
com
preferred
&
Co
6
143
143
EXCHANGE
19 i/s
191/8
19%
58%
581.4
583 4
£81/4
58
56%
700
7174
CLOSED
18%
58 «4
73 '.4
72 ',4
73
72«/4
72%
51,800
1451/a
145%
1,500
6,300
145
CHRISTMAS
HOLIDAY
14.
171/4
34
145'/4
17: %
*13
•
772
Co__
7%
82
25
70
25%
2o
49%
50 3
1
1350
7%
82
83 %
260
6 y4
6%
6%
4,000
14%
1374
13%
62 '/a
61 %
62 7 «
600
30%
30%
307/s
31 '4
1,100
*140
142
25
25
25
70
*70
71
*25'/a
"j
49
142
10
50
247i
25
1,100
70
70
25'/4
25'/8
257a
50
Yo
142
493/4
/
50%
4,000
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
3,000
25%
25»%
25%
25%
25%
fll%
4
1 1 «
Shreve
Pacific
Ry com_100
noncumulative preferred__100
*123
10%
4
<
11 %
11
40%
411/4
4074
common
"123
217'a Nov
20
38'A Jan
10
113% Dec
22
1171/2 Jun
13
Dec
18
116
Peb
13
$5
100
Dec
27
103% Aug 22
93
Oct
30
103
Feb
13
$4.04
*123'
5
,::;y
"123
2(11/4
2574
101
Feb
16
106
85
Dec
28
106
Mar
6
$4.20
preferred
37 % Jan
~6
49 V2 Nov
30
Jan
11
33
15%
Jan" 19
100
preferred
Va-Caroline
94'/4 Dec
3
103% Feb
17
30
46% Jan
11
79 >/4 Nov
27
6
2870 Nov
33% Jan
dlv
6 %
Chemical
partic
Virginia Elec &
25%
*123
-
.
25%
26%
82
82
82
16
6%
preferred
21
Dec
28
31'A Feb
24
271/4 Sep
25
31
Nov
27
101/4 Dec
26
121/4 Dec
28
Vulcan
14'/4 Dec
2 7
14% Dec
2 7
5%
85% Mar 25
74'/a Nov
28
83% Jan
3
Wabash
13% Dec
19
14% Jan
9
26
33
Jan
6
Nov
29
75
Mar 20
Walgreen Co
Walker
(Hiram)
(The)
Corp
0
106 «/4-
107'/2
4474
*441/4
107
*106%
23 78
2,100
600
108
*90
94
88
88
85
85
*87
95
*85
91
*89
160
89
91
73%
73 3 '4
28 7
<
29 V4
h
*29
,
45%
25%
2570
"28
.
28! j
101/4
14%
'"/V
29%
800
4574
1474
46
4,600
28
4,000
28%
•11%
14%
1,300
27%
29
29
11
14%
30
74»%
29'/4
46
.27%
10%
1
—
74%
29%
46«
25%
i.fO
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7374
73%
4574
5
,10
fwi)_——lti
com
15,900
44 %
*85
.
Co
preferred
80
109
89
;
r»fprr«.»'
Materials
conv
107
21%
107%
4470
*85
Vulcan Detinnlng Co common
1
44%
89
25
Waldorf System
201% Sep
Vlsking
"105%
22
21%
*107
107
44%
*86
__
461/4 Dec
28
22%
107
—100
100
2D
<
__
13
8,100
'
26
*78
2
100
$4.12 preferred
Virginian Ry Co common
16% Feb
82'
2174
100
com—10
ion
Co
preferred
5
'*80'
No par
com
preferred
Power
18% Dec
3,700
5,000
*123
■;
"'
105 V2 Dec
2,200
41
*
preferred
6
60
600
25 %
^
41%
7
200
12%
2.50
11
443/4 Dec
330
3.300
6 %
41
&
17»4
34
*131/4
%
1
1
Inc
82 V8
1,500
*61%
0
140
12.80
*
1 3 3'8
7'/2
'
13%
83
a
17
34
35
*13%
7' '!<•
83
17%
'34
J 3'%
7%
145 %
17»/4
'.ft
139
com
!
Victor Chemical Works
4770 July 26
2,900
550
58%
2.50
3 '/:• %
60
12,100
591%
Co
5%
1
143%
130
48%
144'4
58
Chemical
146 % Apr
9
47%
10,400
58%
■'
pfd_5
Inc
Co
7
May 29
■
1 on
Inc
Industries
Raalte
3
34
/
25
Corp of America
Norman
Jan
May
*
100
Light
"Nov
May 23
.:
1
2nd
noncu
Pictures
33
104
■'
luO
No par
,
122
128
»
STOCK
preferred—No par
13
51% Mar 29
JO'
Vlcks
34% Mar 26
Dec
144'
1874
Vick
20
25 % D tc
3
11
142%
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6>/a
2
Feb
<
12
47%
16%
preferred
Vanadium
9
82
21
Jan
58% Mar
487s
Corp
preferred
Power
Van
65'A July 21
133«/4 Jan 24
Oct
Utah
14
38% Feb
4
127
8%
25% Nov 21
7
4o 1'4
30 1
20
11
47 '4
02
20
28
92
62 U
Dec
191/4 Mar
83
92
80%
23 % Dec
391/4 Feb
83
93
Universal
70
47 % Apr
34 %.
85
'92
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
aizi
L^af Tobacco com.No par
4
6
7
4
34
'83
92
13'
3
5
3474
83
6 1
Feb
28% A or
34
83
92
13%
Jan
11
1,700
14
31
33 % Oct
63 %
_1
91
32% Jan
Mln
Wallpaper Inc com..
B 2nd preferred
Class
77% Nov 23
14
61(4
_1
common
convertible
United
2(1% Mar 15
Dec
Co
Stockyards
Feb
47% Mar 15
63
58%
noncumulative
170
10
62
4,400
35%
100
preferred
Corp common
preferred
7%
Mar 23
3G% Feb
13% May 13
64
preferred
United
15
99
1st
United Stores $4.20
3
26
82
37% Oct
35% Oct
200
8,500
64
*8'A
35 7a.
_5
Steel
7%
23
7% Dec
S
S
U
10
2
26% Aug
65
Dec
27
8%
25%
1
series B
Corp
Smelting Kef &
7 %
U
20
6*4 Dec
159% Dec
*8%
25'/a
35%
35
•
34
U
9
13% Dec
tl
3%
257-1
_10
common
noncum
Shares
25
34 %
Co
28
25 14
100
preferred
Rubber
.
25%
100
S
Dec
5
U. S. Shoe
23
Dec. 27
6 %
Plywood Corp common
3%% preferred series A
8<%
10
21
14% Apr
100 % Jun
D
Bales far
the Week
Friday
Thursday
30 '/a
3%%
128
PBIC1S
Dec. 26
8%
S
93% Sep
SALE
Wednesday
357k
U S
51% July 18
90% Mar
2
53% Dec
HIGH
Dee. 25
1
70
Jan
AND
Tuesday
Dec. 21
10
29
11
35% Mar 17
common
28
11
3
Co
preferred
01t2 Dec
40'/» May 16
17% Jan
4%%
32% Nov
Sep
tl
150% Mar 14
Lines
75 % Mar
4J% Oct
Jan
8
44
Sep
17% Dec
157 >/4 Jan
U
14
Monday, December 31, 1956
.
.
record
Monday
Par
Pipe & Foundry Co
S Playing Card Co
110
stock
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
ft'/sJan
28
YORK
Highest
36% Dec
19
exchange
stock8
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1955
.
29
250
12
12 %
3,400
14%
1474
4,300
w
74% Jan
19
12% Jan
3
27 %' Jan
15% Dec
9
3
32% Nov
30
66% Apr
7% Jan
27
&i*/4 Sep
15% Nov
15
100% Aug
10
10 % Jan
5
6
64
14
16 % Aug 31
12% Jan
30
20% Sep
3
13% Dec
12
17% Mar 12
Oct
14
95% Dec
17
131/4 Jun
3
24% Jan
106
10% July
106
5'%%
7
Wardell
20
Apr
30
27
29% Dec
2o
18% Mar 14
22% Sep
13
181/2 Jan
43% Dec
30
40
% Feb
9
>■
491/4 Aug
40% Jan
42'A July
1
37% Oct
1
Jan
5
41% Sep
2
35 % Dec
20
27
30'/a Dec
9
25 '/2 Feb
9
20 % Aug
9
7
22
Jan
3
27
3
19 % Feb
8
27% Dec
4'/4 Apr
6
20
16% May 16
30
Apr
21% Mar
G
&
9
Washington Gas Light
9
Wayne Knitting
Motor
2% Dec
26
30% Oct
1
50% Dec
30
44% Nov
26
52% Feb
25% Apr
281/4 Sep
20% Feb
10
44
Dec
21
West
Indies
25% Jan
3
44
% Dec
5
West
Kentucky Coal
23% Mar 14
29 'A
25% Jan
10
97
Nov
26
112% Jan
92
Sep
Dec
12
105
Mar
Dec
20
105
Jan
107% Jun
15
113
Apr
101% Feb
15
106
Apr
27
105 % Jun
10
88
99 % Feb
4
Jan
31
49
105% Dec
19
110
16% Jan
6
35
Sep
14
42% Jan
Jun,14
25% Jun-
104
9
29
Mar 20
Jun
30
62
400
3,800
25%
25i/2
25%
*25%
25%
600
24 7a
24»/2
24»/2
24%
24%
1,000
2%
2%
2%
2%
6,200
3
2%
com._2.50
32
32 Va
160
42'A
42 Ve
43
17,800
Co
4
39%
39 3
39%
39%
*39%
40
600
98
100
92
'88
93
*88
27
4.10%
preferred
series
C
100
89
89
*88
92
*88
*
pfd
\yest Va Pulp & Paper
Western
Air Lines
13
16% Dec
5
Western
93
Dec
28
105% Feb
23
4.80%
9
47
Feb
13
17
May 10
82% July 20
*104
Western
68% Feb
45%
5
100
Auto
2d
common
'
preferred
10
Supply Co
preferred
com .5
new
16%
29
May
9
26
28% Jun
9
17 % Nov
21
22% Mar
5
Western
32% Feb
15
26% Nov
36% July 17
Westinghouse
83% Feb
15
50% Nov
29
65% Mar 20
103% Mar 18
82 % Dec
27
99% Jan
128% Jun
5
*90
100
77
Sep
27
27
Jan
6
34% Jan
6
95
Mar 14
77/a Mar 30
22% Jan
6
82
Jan
20
94
Sep
28
8
Nov
16
62
13
27 'A Dec
51% Sep
2
36'/4 Feb
102 % July 25
23% Dec
10
Jan
23
26% Feb
30
Apr
9
16
22% Jan
6
37
10% Jan
6
15% Dec
75
5
86
Sep
15
9% Mar 18
17
Dec
5
14% Jan
27% Aug 31
36% Aug 18
148% Jan 13
20% Dec
30 >/8 Sep
Jan
18'/a Mar 21
30
Mar 14
Jun
140
14
21% Jan
3
35% Dec
23
45% May 12
43% Oct 11
92% Jan
159
Oct
86
7
11
Mar 22
9% Nov
15
Mar 10
43
Nov
Feb
23% Oct
25
6
14''
Jan
6
17
55 %
4
500
61%
4,800
19
19%
187
191/8
18%
19
10
28%
29%
29%
12,100
57%
58 Va
61,800
Union
Telegrapji
Air
54%
series
55 %
1-72%
2.50
72%
29%
29%
30'/«
55%
57*8
51 Vs
58
83
83
82%
82 »/2
*127
5 "A %
White
Wilcox
Oil
Wilson
80
"67 Va
71
20
*27
1
45%
100
Machine
*99 %
common—1
20
*27 Va
Co
& Co
4
5
Wllson-Jttoes
25% Jan
4
Winn-Dixie
26
37% Feb
20
6%
50% Mar 19
Woolworth
Service
24
Prior
Corp common
preferred 4%% series
25
13
Prior
pfd
% Nov
30
1
9
10% Jan
4
Wrlgley
(Wm) Jr
(Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
Yale
34 Vi Ang
7
19
36% Dec
12
8
1311% Dec
10
16
29% Nov
28
Jan
Co
4,600
--55
-
55%
15
'
70
*69%
-
18'/2
*18
19
18%
20%
31%
31%
31%
■
.
15
1574
20'4
10
Worthington
98% Mar
Jan
20
30
11%
11%
*271/2
28
20%
28
-
56
1,200
1514
71
7,000
-
330
-1.'4
19
\
20 Vu
20%
31%
31%Xr
103
6,800
a ~
129
10
58%
100
*89%
'%129
130
series_100
*212
59»'8
90 3
-
I"
132
•
*129
132
2,500
,»
by
r
40
•L
'
i
2174-
221/4
22>4
22'/4 1
31%
31%
31
31%
!>B,009
43%
11.600
58'A
'_I,8 "9
43%
43%
57%"
58%
9074
-
4
219
31%
9 0 74
'*210
217
43%
-
5774
*90
*210
-
t.<
3.700
10
9174
217
*
83% Feb
25
3,800
70
55'/4
43 %
15
99% Jan
24
loo
46%
70
43%
60% Nov
conv
27%
15%
32%
19
4%%
'
9,600
70'/a
100 %
56%
217 a
29
7% Oct
17
*271/2
170
*
45>4
99%'
70
31%
159% Jan
'It
1
8,100
-
26
*99y2
451/4
u%: 1174
11%
28
217/s
23
Dec
*271/2
44%
99»/2
45%
10
43% Dec
216
271/2 " 27%'
27 %
100
Corp__10
88 »/2 Nov
83
67%
951/2
257i
'
Co—
(F W)
67'4
*67%
20%
100
Public
Iron
500
*94%
*'70%T
*67%
j'jO
*18%
10
com
preferred
Wisconsin
941/2"
1
lac
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
Woodward
671/4':
94%
26'A V 26%"
V'
10
Co
Stores
24% July 10
36% Fob 27
-. •
151/8
—No par
84
,
56
common—no par
18
Mar 22
11%
5
—
Inc
preferred
$4.25
17,700
*127
66%
fiC
27
(The S S)
Prior preference
96
26%
common
6,400
0 ,->i
67%; S;
; C
common__5
preferred
Sewing
95
*83
*127
66%
—No par
Mfg
White Motor Co
8
.
'
common_,_10
j.
White Dental
30
2S% May 24
Nov
Corp
s
100
B
41 '/a Jan
32% Apr '26
1081/4 Sep 23
22
Steel
preferred
*72
100
Brake
preferred
18
145
10
72»
$5
61
May 10
16% Apr 30
Oct 18
21% May 15
29 % Oct
1
93
54%
82V4 Apr
19% Dec
127
9
23
52% July 20
59% Mar 30
,12
23
Dec
1,700
601/2
15
Jun
16
72%
Whirlpool-Seeger
Corp
41/4% conv preferred
13% Apr
2
29% Mar 14
30
12% Jan
69
100% May 18
212% Apr 11
103% July 7
:
67% Jan
30'/a Jan
9
;24% Sep
23
102
547b
-i.h>i9,800
15%
„
No par
87%
I
7%
& Towne Mfg- Co
10
Young (L A) Spring & Wire
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
Zenith Radio Corp.
,
2974
35%
89
>7%
30
36 %
*88% i
7%
20y2
89
774
29%
3474,
35%
*88 '/a
774
29%
35
89
300
7%
3 400
29%
3 °00
3574
124%
122i/4
1.231/2
12174
x26%
27 %
27 74
27%
27'/2
10474
1061/4
10474
106
104'/2
105%
-ft
value,
3 20O
1
27%
122
123
200
"00
i 1
4
86
•
Jan
dividend
18
142% Dec T7
&y^a rights^04''
i
r it
101
*
July 30
SalB8 °n
•
141 y4 Jan
3
_No par
day-" *In receivership, w netition has been filed for the company's reorganization,
a Deferred
delivery
wd When
I
t
25
61 %
Wheeling
24
50% July 24
1
99
July 28
,3.200
74
80% Feb
20
,
24%
i
95
54 %
si
60%
31% Jan
Aug 30
45%
Jj05
60%
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
28
Jan
V
93
247b
16'A
*90
~20
92
-
44
}y
730
93
60
3.80%
17
28% Feb
.u
8,600
100
Westinghouse Electric common_12%
4
'
291/4 Oct
12
67% Dec
103
.
-16
95
'OJ
21% Jun
46
%<- 24
16 %
26%
99 %
105 f aft >*104
••"104
24 % *
58% Nov
46
45%
%
23%
Maryland Ry com__No par
4% noncum 2nd preferred
100
Western Pacific RR common_No par
67
46
105
J
Inc
86
5
2 6'/a
9S%
Sep
Oct
26%
26
26%
98
25
Aug
2
31% Sep 13
*45
26 Ve
4'%%
21
53
4
46
*88
41/2%
1,600
40
1
100
Power
20
104
32
46
42%
5
>45
31%
45%.
41
26
3
31%
45
1
Dec
11
31-1/2
'
50
Corp
Sugar
_100
18
700
25%
24%
86% Apr
27
37%
35%
73% Jan
26% Oct
37%
37%
500
37%
56
96 >/4 Jan
4,200
16%
32%
6
49% Oct
8,300
45 %
B
12
Feb
28%
45%
*16
series
Apr
130
28 '/a
45'/4
35%
1
18% Jun
July 29
f
161/2
28%
32%
9
130
.
preferred,
Jan
29
45%..
45»/4
16 %
29%
36
29
6
16 »/4
28
16%
27%
32%
preferred
Penn
2,900
35%
Jun
28
11%
32'/8
West Penn Electric Co
West
3.800 '
96
11%
37%
Jan
531/4 Oct
11%
4,600
I
13%
*95%
96
11%
45 %
(.
13%
13%
*95»/4
11%
171/2
32%
56% Aug
98% Aug
5
127 • May 23
13%
13%
96
,17%
35%
Apr
25 % Jan
17%
32%
104
Sep
17%
35%
13
20
)7%
400
5
Snowdrift
&
15% Dec
102
17 %
4.20%
63
,
1,100
2
13
/108
30
Mar 27
4.8%
71%
71
*37%
Welbilt Corp
2
71 %
1
4% Feb
6
71
5
Mills
40% Sep
5OV2 Dec
9
300
7i
pa*
ju
Wayne Pump Co
4
Jan
13%
30%
'
No par
Co
6
17% Mar
Co_l.No
Waukesha
2% Jan
20
13%
*30 '/4
71
1
Washington Water Power
Oil
13%
,301/2
11%
fi
76%
13%
30'/2
13%
Inc
*75
76%
18
30%
*951/4
Pharmaceutical__l
*75
76%
30%
*13%
1
8
Wesson
*75
1
Corp
38% Mar 23
43% May 10
CLOSED
HOLIDAY
!—100
common.
preferred
33 % Apr
17
EXCHANGE
CHRISTMAS
No par
W
37% Aug
Mar
STOCK
2.5C
Ward Industries Corp
Warner Bros Pictures
14
32
100
10
Warner-Lambeft
9
21% Sep
preferred
_No par
Baking Co
28
23
30% Mar 14
38% Dec
Ward
Feb
■
15% Nov
4%%
Walworth Co
7
I2V2 Nov
6
RR
distrift
^00:
.
\
»
Number 5599
184
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Bond Record
(2857)
The
v
italic
letters
«»
in
the
New York Stock Exchange
FRI DAY
—
column
headed
WEEKLY
"interest
Pexlod"
Figures after decimal point represent
\
one
YEARLY
—
indicate
each
in
month
the
case
3<#tds of
more
or
when
LOW
Range for
Previous
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
GOVERNMENT
.
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
l'ear 11)55
Highest
YORK
BONDS
Dec. 24
EXCHANGE
SALE
PRICES
Thursday
Dec. 26
Ll)n
Aiigh
'L»tv
High
Low
y
mature.
W"'nesday
Dec. 25
,
.
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
the bonds
a point.
Dec. 2
Low
nigh
Sales foi
Dec.
<
Inrh
Lea
Dec
98.
17
*97.16
97.24
*97.6
97.14
1995
*92.12
92.16
*91.28
92
1961
*96.26
96.30
'96.12
96.14
-1958-1963
*99.22
99.36
*99.22
99.26
Treasury 2%s
17
^1978-1983
Treasury 2%s
Dec
98
10
108.28 Jan
10
108.23 Jan
___lji 60-1965
*99.26
*99.22
1957-1958
Treasury 3%s
Treasury 3s
Treasury 2%s
_______
«<t;h
*96.20
Bonds (*)
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e
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mtge 2%s<1975_May-Nov
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May-Nov
53
93 %
87
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113
112 ''2
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107
105
114%
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105
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May-Nov
48%
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*82
80
82
85
Canada Southern consol gtd 5s A
Avril-Oct
Canadian National Ry gtd 4%s 1957——Jan-July
113%
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1951
mortgage
Buan Tvrnunal
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4 4 74
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93
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83
157
78
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80
78 %
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Jan-July
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April-Oct
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Jan-July
86
64%
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debentures
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47
78
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reduced td 2.5%) 1999
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138
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43
99 VA
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A
Plan A
93
22'
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96
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1952
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of)—
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Vi
73%
99%
»
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A
to
93
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a
98 U
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pursuant
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93%
91
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75
Plan A
INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES
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79
121%
70
1999
pursuant to
100 Va
79
conv'
to
(City)
95
7974
debentures
17%
178
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3s debentures
1969—
(interest
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1
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1973
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75%
2012
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99
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stamped pursuant to Plan A
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to
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conv
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f
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1971
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1958
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reduced
extended
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1965
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to 1963
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1961
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84
1961
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1933
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f
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agree't)
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sinking fund 6s 1964_—
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67
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agree't)
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extended
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5
78
Nov
1943
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1945
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44
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-
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1965
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Mexico
0%s
—
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1965 extended to 1975
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7s
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1951
extended
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99
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103%
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78
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1952_
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7s
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of)
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89
.
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'
134%
148%
1977
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—
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.
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of)
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1965
Italian Public
Utility Institute—
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95%
61
2
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Jan-July
Italian Credit Consortium for
Public Works
30-year gtd ext s f 3s 1977
,
00
00
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loan)—
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t
75%
1
loan)—
1949
paid 1964
paid 1968
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69%
—
83
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,
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series
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1924
due
—
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external
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1930—
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1930
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secured
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1972
loan
bonds
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1963—Jan-July
1980
bonds
gold
German
loan
Croats
A 7s
100
issue—
1972
bonds
(extl
§A7s
1953 due
1953
or
If id to Asked
ililtcrest
2004—-—
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to" 2%) 2012
*
83%
92 %
-
1956.
2.25Vol
AOs external dollar
1936
Conversion
to
Ada
•
Sale Price
conlinued-
loan
water
-reduced
..
1969
At fund issue
conv
(State-of)
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.
3s
Prussian
Paulo
external
84
70
'
1924
5%s dollar bonds
3s
ly
72
■
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82
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dollar bonds Jan
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dollar
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8
extl s f
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Interest
Stock Exchange
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.
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28
Friday
Bonds
^
Denmark
DECEMBER
WEEK ENDED
FOR
WMk'i Rang*
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
Canadian
1.:
Jan-July.
Jan-July 4
(Interest
Jan-July
62
92
92
82
92
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'89
JI
MI
4%
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Case
(J
87
93
3 %s
debenture
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A
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82
97%
96
Pacific Ry—
conaol
Carolina
103%
94%
5
At
(perpetaal)'l
Ohio
Adirondack
Co
3%s
Ry
debs
4s
1965
4s
1981
1978
Corp 3s debentures
debentures 1976
1965
Jan-July
J
101%
101
Mar-Sepf
99
June-Dec
.*03
..Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
82
101%.
45
99
107%
!;
0
98
105%
99
82
70%
65
74 %
79%
$
80
91%
82
81
96 %
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85
97
Vollime
Number 5599
184
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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Interest
Exchange
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Last
Period
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Sale Frlee
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Aprif-Oct
37
4s
mortgage
York
New
Central
1974
3s
Power
Central
3%s
4%s
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1974
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1968
Feb-Aug
Jan-Jul®
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*
91
96
tt
w
99 7 it
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-
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mortgage 2%s series. F
mortgage 2%s series G
First
-
105%
98
90
tt
94
96%
88%
74 Vi
1
a
June-Dec
1951
debentures
West
Jan-July
A 1977
Mortgage
First
87
»
a
June-Dec
1951
debs 1976
consol
Wabash RR
88
0
C
100
113
93
3,088
b
,
Co 4 Vis conv
1969
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■
'
991
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San Fran Term
Bouthern
*
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(Oregon Lines)
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w-'
96 %
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-
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Pacific
4%s
'
•-
84 Va
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Z
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First
-
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3Vis convertible debentures 1970
Bouthern Indiana Ry 2%s 1994
Southern
-
'■
—...June-Dee
1976—
1985
Southern
-—
'85
-
Jan-July
1987
California
•
1'947_
Virginian Ry 3s. series B 1995
First liep and ref mtge 3 Vis ser
Mar '-Sept
1986
3%s
1979..
debentures
95
92
April-Oct
Ala RR gtd 5s 1963
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debentures
23/is.
debs
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*:j8
;
96
92 7
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1971
debentures1 1965
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—
-
1983
conv
subord
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100 Va
88%
ibo
■
98'
22
75%
98 V
Va
and ref nilge 2%s ser H 1980
Mar-Sept
mortgage & Refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
& ref mtge 3Vis ser J 1982
April-Oct
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
107
Ui
97%
>'.•
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—Mar-Sept
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f debs 1982
a
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conv
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98
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97%
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a
95
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101 %
73 V
97%
95
——
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97
64
5
74%
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101
c
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lASieinens & Halske 6Vis 195-1
43/as
••:
-
*93
——
115
84%
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A
series
subord
RR
Gen mtge
Shell
Socony-Vacuum
101
747'b
103%
'
*
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—
Service Pirc Line 3.20s
Bkelly
1
*
1947
fund mtge series C
Virginia Electric &
95
100 %
«
—
1989—May-lVo®
1971
Bcagrara (Jos E) & Sons 2Mt« 1966
Oil Corp
66 7 it
14
i
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conv
conv
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Co—
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3%s s f debentures 1977
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66'/«
66 7
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1st
debentures
77
■
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England 1st gtd 4s
3s
Air
76
1989_Pan-July
gold 4s
Union Depot 344s B 1971
Seaboard
82
86
April-Oct
;
series
assented
Vanadium
89%
81
2:;
81%
77
May
Mar-Sep
May-No®
4s inc bond certificates Nov
&
837/b
91
81 %
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Bt Louis-Southwestern Ry—
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sinking
First and
1980
A
79"n
.
101%
84%
a
Corp—
A
assented
4 Vis
*91
Jan-July
a
A
ser
.
100
v
93
0
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mtge , 4s ser E
income debs ser
0
Mar-Sept
1996.Jan-July
90
__
86
841
%
Apr-Ocf
May-Nov
1973
1976
1967
Works
3 Vis
1971
Bt Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
1st mortgage 4s series A 1997
ASecond
debentures
2%s
series
3 Vis
s
Power 3s series A
debentures
104
94
89
<1
fund
Participating ctfs 4%s 1968
—
96
87 Vi
91
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
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April-Ocf
1
1972
debs
debs
6%s
159
103%
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94
95 Va
Afar-Sept
3%s sinking fund mtge series A
3 Vis assented series A 1951
160 Va
148
••
.
..
Mar-Sept
General
—
97
92%
86%
__
1966—April-Oct
2%s
1977
Steel
6%s
'
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Electric Corp—
mortgage 4Vis series D
186
_
Feb-Aug
.1955
6s
*
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May-Nov
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Saguenay
f
Rubber
S
United
178
161%
--
1970
&
4%s
175 Va
—
—
.
2%s debs
Corp
mtge
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1952_.
100
May-Nov
June-Dec
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3%s
71
1
Gas
991
83'
90
lVi;:
Jan-July
1950
mtge
94
1971—May-Nov
2%s 1970
1971
coll trust 3%s 1972
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
1st
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
SADirect
94
94
3%s
America
of
Co
debentures
86
83
.
IAConsol
Biscuit
3%s
117 Vn
72
—
Jan-July
SADirect.
101%
25
86
2%s debentures
1946
39%
91%
94%
84
United
98
92
72
83
i
■
Feb-Aug
1946
25%
3
June-Dec
1st
fund mortgage
124
92%
%
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103 %
94%
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*
38 Va
93
2%s
96%
104 %
90%
..
95 Vb
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■
91%
73 VB
93 %
debentures 1976
Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2VzS series C 1991—Afar-Sept
Tank Car 4%s s f debs 1973
April-Oct
99
84%
-.
'
■
\
95'/a
40
33 Va
&
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'.
■
91 Va
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91%
—
97 %
-
=>
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88
4
88
b
Afar-Sept
1961
3968
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■
'
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'
■—
■
104 '/a
38%
38 %
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_Aprti-Oct
United
1975—
897
April-Oct
coll tr 2%s 1980
1st mtge 3 Vis 1982
r
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88
89 7'»
135%
94
4
95
...
98 Va
85
3%s I960—June-Dec
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debentures
3s
130
.a
104
*
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.
Apr-Oct
1964
94
88
June-Dec
1974
1
and impt
Cent ref
Ohio
First
'
*
June-Dec
debentures
94
99%
82
Co—
1983-
Union Electric Co of Missouri
99-74
4
4
110%
86 V4
u
7
20
130
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■
•
of America 3%a cpnv 1980
June-Dec
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995—Afn/y-Nov
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April-Oct
3s
Oil
Associated
100
Q
25/8s
3%s
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New
f debentures
s
Tol &
100 Va
100
.
1
302
94%
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tt
Radio Corp
Scott
of
Water
3%s
94
100%
'
—
99% 100%
2
——
refunding mortgage 3Vis 1983—April-Oct
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<■
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AAdjustment income 5s Jan 1960
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RR
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—
45
r
82
82
,
95
84
84 %
95%
<■
98
—
refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—A/ap-Nov
refunding mortgage 27/®s 1979_J?tne-Dec
First and
82
1970—April-Oct
C
series
114%
100
100
94%
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Pacific-Missouri
May-Nov
First
1st
M
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104%
Tide
•—
debentures 1963
Mav-No®
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1968—Jan-July
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5s
3%s
refund
■>
-'
April-Oct
99
.
98
-i
•
98%
94%
a
88
«
95%
1990—April-Oct
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June-Dec
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June-Dec
3s
8t
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and
First
102
100
--
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First
101
95
r
■
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*87
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April-Ocl
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I
110
-
"•
95
96 V®
95%
3
—
/
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108%
100
,\'i
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'
—
93%
9474
.
High
Iu4"%
l00
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'
—
'
39
96
96
*
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1973
2
100
80
'
.
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mtge 3 Vis 1977
debentures
2%s
106
r>
100 Vi 101%
100V4
Jan. 1
Low
No.
93
96
Slnee
Range
Bold
High
100% 100%
100%
Jan-July
197.2
2%s debentures
"
Jan-Jul®
Jan-July
1966
Bonds
Friday'®
or
Bid & Asked
102%
;
_
'i
Bala Pries
Mar-Sept
1973
Oil Corp.
Swift & Co
'
104
debs
37/8S
Chemical
2%s debentures
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
Sunray
Refund
Feb-Aug
Jau-July
Procter
1st
8tauffer
100
104 %
Mar-Scp*
mortgage
3%s
99
100%
83
1
Hjfehang*
Last
Period
Low
Term
mortgage 3s 1983
First
Public
1st
92
*
*100
——
..Feb-Aug
First general 4%s series D 1977
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970—
3%s s f debentuies 1986
Potomac Elec Power
First
New York Stock
Ry—
1962
C
83
*10J
Week's Range
Interest
High
93
*100
--
'
RECORD
28
BONDS
1
Low
16
*98 Va
■
Afar-Sept
Ashtabula
B
Jan.
No.
*100
—
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mtge 3%s series A 1984
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93 Vi
it
83
General mortgage 3%s series E
1,975
April-Oct
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st
mtge 3%sv1964_. .May-No®
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965.,.Jan-July
1st
High
021
April-Oct
Pittsburgh P»ate Glass 3s debs 19671
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—
DECEMBER
ENDED
Range Since.
Sold
*93
June-Dec
mdrtgage 5s series B 1975
Bonds
Low
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J 1964_Afai/-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
WEEK
Friday
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964— Feb-Aug
Plllsbury Mills Inc 3Y»& s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsbgh Bessemer Ac Lake Erie 2Y«s 1996—June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic Ac St Louis Ry
Consolidated guaranteed 4a ser G 1957—Afau-Nov
Consolidated guaranteed it^ser H I960
Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s 6er I
1963—Feb-Aug
BOND
EXCHANGE
FOR
Week's Range
Interest
Exchange
2»
(2361)
99 Va
not
84
in
the
included
in
67
68%
2!)
141 Va
140
141%
331
114%
148%
1971—Afap-Nov
Jan-July
debentures 2%s
82%
82%
83
3 8
82%
02%
•Friday's
1974
86%
86
86%
3 2
86
06%
ABonds
67
.
67
sale
not
included
In
the
year'®
range,
d Ex-Interest,
the year'®
year's range, n Under-the-rule sp,le not Included In
the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
e
Odd-lot sale
not
rOash ealo
range.
§ Negotiability impaired by maturity.
tCompanies reported as being In bankruptcy,
100
Vi
April-Oct
1982
delivery
97%
A
the
Bankruptcy Act,
or
al
receivership, or reorganized under Seetloa 17
securities assumed by such companies.
prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
bid .and asked
selling flat.
f
,
3k"
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
Dec.
the following extensive
list
we
26, (the Exchange being closed
itself and is
intended to
include
on
every
AND
a
complete report of the transactions
frida)
STOCKS
Last
Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Aberdeen
Petroleum Corp class A
Acme ' Precision
Acme
Adam
Wire
Co
Consol
Products
common
Industries
Incl'J
;
Inc.
Aeronfea
Manufacturing Corp
Aero Supply Manufacturing
AgneW Surpass Shoe Stores
Ainsworth Manufacturing common
"nr
footnotes
See
oosre
1
—
1
10
1
1
1
Week'®
5
9%
9%
DECEMBER
28
27
6%
Low
5
200
9%
ro->
•
400
i
27
634
1 703
'y4*8
Sep
Aug
.»
6Va
Apr
26 V-I2
■-,
Dec
31
57s
Dec
1%
17«
2 Va
5%
5%
6Vb
Associates
Inc
(N
9%
J)
—
_
—
Dec
Range
for Week
Shares
4%
4
Oct
9 3/b
1,100
l7s
Oct
y.37/a
Jan
10%
Jan
8
2
35
35
.100
Alan'
Wood
Steel
Co.
,
11%
j
%
,
—
Feb
3374 May
Jan
162
...
88 74
88%
31%
.
,
97a J.un
IV®
38%
182
Sep
Nov
May
'
Nov
1rc>%
wpb
27
200
—.
,
88
200
31%
8374
—10
%
300
13% Mar
J^P
NpV
3.900
35%
9
1.600
High
Low
•
477a
100
4%
....50
Jan
8 V«
5'e^ov
Ltd
Dec
3.400
Ajax' Petroleums
%
5
11
Feb
Range Since Jan. 1
Hiah
11%
1
—.3
1
Sale®
Week'®
of Price®
Low
Par
Air
10Ve Mar
7%
2.003
Sale Price
High
5%
7'a. Apr
9%
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Hlah
9
9%
ENDED
Friday
Share®
*
5
WEEK
tor Week
Low
6%
FOE
Sale®
Range
oi Price®
5
27
RECORD
on
^
RANGE
American Stock
YEARLY
the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Wednesday,
Monday and Tuesday) and ending Friday, Dec. 28. It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange
security whether stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
furnish
Oct
34 Va
Nov
86%
Oct
9c)
Dec
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Monday, December 31, 1956
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANCE
Ranee
Aala Price
Low
Pff
Airlines
Alaska
Inc.
Fisher
A
Allied
Allied
Paper
cap
of
Goods
Aluminum
Industries
Air
Filter
24
Book
Electronics
American
Mar&calbo
American
Meter
Rubber
American
Natural
Co
Gas
80
Dec.
500
22%
Nov
26%
Feb
100
9%
Dec
13%
Jan
5%
—
~1%
6%
pfd
Lead
Va
3.800
25%
Feb
43 %
700
27 %
Jan
33% May
300
31%
Nov
41
Jan
Oct
36%
Jan
6,900
11%
Nov
15
Oct
2,250
14%
15%
13%
Sep
16%
4%
1.000
4
Oct
4%
Apr
Jan
12%
15,100
11
Oct
16%
Feb
22
%
22%
22%
100
19% Mar
24%
Sep
9
%
9%
3%
300
11%
Jun
4%
5
7% May
4% Dec
4%
9.500
1ft
1 %
12,200
1%
13%
14%
900
13%
Feb
15%
14
15%
6,800
12%
Oct
7% Mar
Nov
14
20o
Hi
3JH Apr
16% May
j
17
Apr
Corp—
2.40
Gas
10%
9.500
4%
4%
400
92%
94%
450
90%
32%
33%
2,000
27%
Jun
39%
Sep
21%
22 %
9,200
18%
Jan
22%
Dec
9%
10%
32%
4%
9%
Nov
4
14% May
Jan
Dec
4%
Nov
110
Jan
lOo
Productions
dep
Dec
108'/a Mar
'4 >/4
Dec
11% May
Line
&
Dredge
Homestead
Canadian
Oils
Gas Ltd vtc
Capital City Products
Carolina
Power
Carreras
A
Carter
Beck
Bell
Central
Central
Convertible
Oil
Charter
Inc
Bohack
(H
5%%
Borne
Chemical
British
Amer
dep rets ord
Amer
American
American
dep
rets
Brown
Company
Brown
Form
class A
4%
Inc
Inc
common
Co
A
Bunker Hill
Burma
Feb
107
common
A
Ceal
California
$3.00
Farm
$2.50
valvan
Camden
Consol
Fire
Oil
1
1
Sand
Oils
22%
Dec
42
Aug
150
65%
Dec
83
Mar
Dec
81%
Aug
400
20
_5%
5%
_5%
2.100
7%
7 %
7%
100
3 ft
95
Mar
Sep
10
Mar
16
Mar
22
Oct
43
100
9 %
y1«
19%
19%
Mar
48%
8%
6%
Oct
7% Mar
Dec
6% Mar
7%
Dec
39.000
1%
Jan
12
11%
12
1,500
11%
Dec
15%
Jan
77 %
77-2
78
I4j0
75 v2
Fen
88
Apr
25%
2
2ft
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22%
1,700
ft
Dec
6.60J
3Vt
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•)
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%
6%
6%'
1
v
2%
Apr
<f
6V2
~~
3%
Jun
Consolidated
Vtc ext to
5
Apr
Jan
Jan
1
10%
Aug
Electrodynamics
Corp
Gas Utilities
59,700
%
10,100
8%
Nov
15%
Apr
Consolidated
Mining
800
4%
Sep
6%
Sep
Consolidated
Royalty Oil
2%
100
4
400
A
Ltd
Smelt
14 %
14%
10
10
"2%
800
Dec
13
8,200
18 %
Jun
14
100
2%
2%
17%
Sep
Dec
3%
Jan
July
2%
Oct
9% Mar
1,#«
Jan
4%
Aug
47
3
3'/8
A
3%
11 'A
11%
7,900
17%
34,100
11%
17%
16%
Inc
2,100
"5%
1,800
14
14%
300
8
Dec
9%
Jan
%
Feb
11%
Dec
5
15 Va May
26% Mar
Dec
12%
non-voting
Gold Mines
Corroon
$1
Cott
Reynolds
A
Nov
9%
Dec
13%
Apr
12%
11%
12%
2,800
lO'A
Feb
15%
Aug
5%
preferred class A
Beverage Corp
receipts
American dep
Oct
17%
Crown
Dec
47%
48
200
X45%
Jun
51%
Apr
13%
14%
4,000
12%
Dec
19% Mar
7'/«
2,200
Dec
10% Mar
10%
Feb
16%
Nov
7
7
Drug
$1.12
Co common.
American
Cuban
Oil
90%
90%
6%
Feb
11%
Dec
Cuban
Atlantic
Sugar
500
4%
Dec
6%
Jan
Cuban
Tobacco
8%
Sep
Dec
6 %
Jan
3%
Jan
7%
Sep
1%
1 %
15,200
1%
Dec
2%
Jan
300
37%
Nov
1 %
39
38
Dec
8%
Jan
Cuban-Venezuelan
32 %
Dec
47
Jan
Curtis
102
Feb
Curtis
91
11
Dec
90
5%
~
'•
4412 Mar
1,900
8%
2,700
100"
7
Oct
Dec
17 % Mar
14%
8%
8 %
Nov
17
%
Nov
Sep
% May
13%
Dec
17
Mar
Nov
9 %
13%
13%
10%
11
200
10%
Dec
14% May
18%
Aug
21
19%
19%
4%
4%
4%
000
4%
Dec
8%
4
4,1
2,000
3ft
Nov
5%
Jan
3,700
66 %
Jan
95%
Dec
54,400
3%
Nov
9%
Apr
4
ft
ft
90 %
92
92
6
5%
5%
6 %
6%
700
21 %
21 %
800
1%
2
Lighting Inc
~
Manufacturing
Co
Aug
30%
1,500
1%
Dec
750
2
11%
Dec
16
Aug
17%
300
6%
18%
10,700
2 %
13%
2%
34,000
5
2%
2 %
40
_9%
4
9%
Apr
9% July
Nov
51% Mar
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Nov
2,300
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100
Mar
20%
Sep
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6%
2.50
19
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900
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1,100
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5
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100
32 %
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5
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2,400
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7
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1
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4% July
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6
4
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8% May
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300
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2
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8,600
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24%
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200
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19%
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200
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11
8%
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10%
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3% May
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4%
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Nov
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Feb
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21%
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20% Mar
%
%
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%
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1 %
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4%
4 %
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6
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4%
5
2,500
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6%
1%
1%
1 %
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6%
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Dennison
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1
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27%:
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3%
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,
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13%
14
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55
55
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200
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Drilling A Exploration Co..
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15
52'
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5%
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1
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3%
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9%
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Dynamics
Corp
of
America
55
Mar
6% July
30
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18
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23
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200
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37
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31
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21%
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27
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May
800
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dep rets ord reg..—.
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Durham Hosiery class B common
38
157
200
11%
Duke Power Co
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Feb
Oct
26%
33 %
28%
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Dec
Apr
8% Mar
Jan
11%
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9%
10
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4
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300
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—
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38
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40
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—*
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17
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Dominion Steel & Coal ord stock
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1%
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5
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Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd.
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Diners' (The) Club Inc
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1
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5
63
35
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32%
6%
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14%
13%
1
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Dayton Rubber Co class A
Doit-Oliver
Dec
6%
13%
13%
—
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Dominion
Dec
13 %
14%
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Davidson Brothers Inc..
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300
1,000
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5
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26%
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5
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33
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27 Va
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1
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6 */2
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37
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300
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—1
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18%
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20%
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--
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22
2%
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14 %
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Lines
Jan
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Jan
300
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Nov
6%
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8%
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4%
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18%
23%
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6%
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25
5
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%
16
10%
6%
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10
300
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8%
33
16%
4
2.50
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16
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100
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5%
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4%
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9
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4
89%
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1,200
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10
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8%
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28 %
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11
10
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68
1
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Apr
67
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28
10c
vtc
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Hotel Inc
23%
25
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A
14%
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22%
10
class A
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Jan
23%
20
common
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Caribbean
May
•
preferred
preferred
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50
5
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61
'
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700
10%
Nov
•
1
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12%
24
10%
42%
1
preferred
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12%
24
Dec
1,500
1
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Eastern
Apr
12%
July
45%
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reg
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Calgary
6
1
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Cable
Nov
1
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25c
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3%
7%
43 %
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C A C Super
41,500
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Dec
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convertible
ft
4%
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3
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6%
4
ft
3,900
1
10s
preferred
preferred
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3
4%
96
10s
bearer
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Buffalo-Eclipse
4%
4 %
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A
430
2%
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serial
Apr
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4%
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class B
6%
12%
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5
5%
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Buckeye (The) Corp
Budget Finance Plan common
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Nov
3%
5
10
4
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9
20o
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60c
Aug
6
18,000
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Bruce (EL) Co common
Bruck Mills Ltd
24 %
6.900
4%
1
alary
Clayton
2.100
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preferred_100
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cumulative
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4%
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1 %
1
1
•
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ord
20 %
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1
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20%
6 %
4%
5
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99
98%
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1
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7% Mar
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Dec
37
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'
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; ioo
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800
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5%
1
dep rets ord reg
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2
41
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3%
5%
American Tobacco—
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-
•
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3% Aug
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Apr
%
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1
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4% Dec
300
4%
1
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Apr
2,100
10%
1
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Bridgeport Gas Co
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Apr
113
3%
4%
1
common
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Brillo
Dec
28 %
Dec
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Dec
31%
4%
1
common
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13
45%
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32
27%
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3%
lo
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.
2
~3%
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360
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35
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.
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4%
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2
1
Inc
A
8%
8%
—
10
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4 %
preferred
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Oct
2.50
preference
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3.000
1
common
A
Dec
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2
10
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Chief Consolidated Mining
Christiana Oil Corp
2%
50c
(S)
%
26%
10
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Chesebrough-Ponds Inc
2
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common
Blumenthal
15,700
27
100
Charts Corp common
2%
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Telephone of Canada
Blauner's
pfd
common
Chamberlin Co of America
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100
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0,000
5%
Co
1%
27
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1
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32
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2
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Oct
1 %
6%
Feb
1
preferred
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10c
Instrument
5
13,000
23
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1
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6,400
1 %
2%
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1
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1%
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Inc
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2ft
6
10
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Company
Bellanca
2,300
9,300
10,200
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:
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8%
10 pesos
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Oct
lif Oct
3 % Sep
1
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Central Explorers Ltd
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shares
(AS)
19 'A
2,500
2s 6d
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46%
common
Beau-Brummell
2
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.
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Jan
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9ft
1 %
•
Casco Products common
19%
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ft Mar
5
0,1 UO
6 '/s
1
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3,800
Light A Power Ltd
Barium Steel Corp
Basic
Incorporated
Basin
6%
2li
5.50
Ltd—
35
Banco de los Andes—
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«%'«
3%
.
5
common
Carey Baxter A Kennedy Inc
31%
1
Barcelona
Jan
26%
1
Carnation Co common.
34 %
B
Banff
30V»
1%
2-8
2\l;
Clinchfield
Class A
American
Dec
13,200
3%
1
partic
Producers Ltd vtc
Apr
paid on
Mining
Securities
July
27%
5%
2614
1
Canso Oil
Jan
Voting Machine
Industries
37
1%
1%
Natural
Canso
Ltd
Minerals
Continental Uranium
Baldwin
10c
Canal-Randolph Corp
18
Inc_
Baldwin Rubber
Nov
•
Ltd
3%
24
Ay shire Collieries Corp common
Baker
•
20%
Dec
*
A
27 %
5v:.
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1
Nov
Co
A Selburn Oil
2
Ltd
6c
13%
lo
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400
6*8
b%
pfd__10
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17%
1
non-cum
Mar
30%
29»4
vtc_l
Dock Co Ltd
Williston
2,900
Corp option warrants
Plywood
Corp
Bailey
Ltd
Marconi
Canadian
Canadian
1
Corp
Steel
29
*
Canadian
3,300
21
Dec
Coast
Consolidated
Oil Co
Canadian
14%
Fisheries
Atlantic
Nov
14
20
Petroleums
Atlantic
18-/2
Inc
dlv
on
Coast
12%
13%
29'4
•
common
Community Public Service
Atlantic
Development
96%
32.600
Tel—
$41
Canadian
13%
America
arrear
A
Ltd
preference
Southern
17 %
Inc
of
HIP»
26,100
13%
•
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Co
Range Blnee Jam. 1
High
-
6% %
Canada
14
Gas Co
A
Cement
lo%
1
reg
Stores
Laundries
$43
25
5%
Industries—
rets
A
Caflaaa
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Corp
Food
96%
"%
5
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
Electric
96%
96%
warrants
Equipment
bread
«v»ek
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Clarostat Manufacturing Co
;l
Co
A Light—
preferred
Non-voting
33 %
4%
22
Automatic
13% July
12
Power
Automatic
Feb
15%
%
15
12
2
Nitrate
Devices
8%
31 %
Louisiana
Atlas
5.800
13%
14
Arkansas
Atlas
10%
33
—
Arkansas
Audio
Aug
10%
94
Atlas
34 %
27% Mar
10%
Co
Caiiauu
for
Range
of Prices
Low
Campbell Chllbougamau Mines Ltd—1
Dec
43
4.75
shares
'53
Jun
29%
Angostura-Wupperman
1
Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd—100
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
5
(ex
Dec
13%
40%
•
Products
1
80
Jun
i
common
Mines Ltd
Post
A
Jan
Jan
2,800
I
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
July
Aug
1
11%
13%
28%
25o
Paper
Anchor
CI
2%
42%
2
preferred
Anacon
Tefl
Dec
29
1
Company class A
Oil
Jun
3
Writing
Associated
12
49
61
80
13%
2$
A
Incorporated
Associated
Dec
Jan
25
1 Va
80
13%
8%
800
21
com
Corp,.
Associate
Sep
30%
800
9%
9
9
1
If
1
pfd
common
Thread
American
Nov
8% Mar
30
class
Inc
Tractor
Associated
Dec
26%
10%
•
Seal-Kap
Associate
57%
Sep
81%
1
American
Artists
Jlin
Feb
22%
22%
Co
American
Assoc
6%
26%
400
10%
Co
Petroflna
Aro
200
3,500
80%
Co
American
Co
6%
24%
V2
2S
Hard
4.72%
Dec
22%
1
Laundry Machine
Manufacturing Co
Armour A
Jan
9%
22%
100
American
"A"
Jan
13%
21%
3% May
56%
6%
0%
6%
Dec
12% Mar
81 %
Inc
American
Anglo-Lautaro
800
*
*
Co
American
Oil
1,800
98%
Beverage common
Amurex
0,200
9%
9%
Dec
14
,100
conv
American
American
37a
20»/2
3%
20
20%
Feb
600
(RC)
5%
American
AMI
5%
12% Mar
53
common
American
American
3%
54
Manufacturing
Industries Inc
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1,400
24 %
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Amhrook
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3%'
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cumulative
$3.75
Jan
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5
■
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(Mich) common.
Co
Jan
9%
Dec
3%
~3%
Products
Aluminum
44%
Dec
4*8
-1
10
1
stock—1
30
preferred
Internat'l Investing
Allied
Nov
518
3%
J
Control Co Inc
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Jan
0%
Dec
4%
Last
Bale Price
F«r
1,200
5%
5 %
5'2
*
common
convertible
3%
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Dec
77
Oct
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Apr
Jan
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Number 5599
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3.100
7%
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3
•
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7
Jan
15
Co
5%
preferred
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General
Corp
5%
convertible
Electric
American
Indus
Corp
com__l
Georgia
Power
$4.60
Mich
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18%
17%
18 %
400
6%
5%
6%
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Grand
9%
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Guild
Films
Le
Feb
Aug
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5%.
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Class
A
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37% Jun
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Harvard
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22
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■
200
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126
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11
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250
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Helena
Rubenstein
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11,900
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5%%
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Hercules Gallon Products Inc
Macfadden
Maine
Mar
Mangel
Apr
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Iron
OH
&
St
Inc
common
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Dec
17
17
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57%
58
9%
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9%
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55
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34
4,360
8%
8
7%
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86
86
86
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8,000
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Dec
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500
1
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5%
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17%
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83%
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21
Jan
3%
77
39
Jan
3%
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no rro,
Dec
18V4
Apr
33 Va
100
29
Jun
34%
Dec
31 Va
Nov
40
Jan
14%
700
12%
Nov
16%
Sep
200
3%
Nov
4%
Dec
6Va
Nov
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4
4
4
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5
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14
14
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39%
40%
*
31 %
31
31 %
34%
34%
35
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6%
6%
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14
Dec
19 Va Mar
6,700
24 Va
Jan
42 Va
450
29 %
Nov
35% May
300
11
Jap, 1
6%
10 Va May
13Va
Jan
4V»
Jan
2%
Oct
22%
Feb
1%
Dec
200
Aug
Dec
23,100
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6%
12,600
4%
Feb
14%
14%
14%
17,200
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21V4
50%
49%
50%
2,100
42%
Jan
9%
Jan
6%
6 Va
30% Mar
4
Sep
25% July
May
6%
Corp
Corp
common..„
Dec
Apr
59% Mar
17%
Apr
400
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Nov
297/s
Aug
1,700
8%
Feb
20V2
Oct
6%
Feb
25c
200
4%
Dec
8'/4
1,000
IV2
Dec
1%
1,100
4%
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8
15%
9
12
preferred—•
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.13
at
Jan
2% Aug
Nov
Jan
10 Va
Jan
27 y4 Mar
Sep*
12
Jan
14
Oct
Mar
Mt
7%
7%
7%
1,800
6%
Nov
11%
19%
21%
2,400
16V4
Nov
29
4%
4%
5 Va
4,400
4%
Dec
6
50
34%
34%
34%
150
33%
Dec
*
20%
19%
20 %
300
18
Nov
75
100
preferred
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pfd
100
100
100
•
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13%
13
103
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24%
12 y4
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12,300
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91
1
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91
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TV
Jan
Murphy
35
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Tel
.100
100
..._1
ii
Corporation
11%
12 %
4,200
10%
17
Aug
10%
11%
3,200
10
Feb
16
Aug
Muskogee
Aug
20
Jan
Muter
64 V2
107
Apr
Feb
Jun
14% Aug
Sep
1|| Mar
20Va
Nov
SO'/t Mar
84
30
Dec
102 Va Mar
Nov
109
Apr
90
50
88
Dec
103
Mar
152
310
147
Dec
177%
42
3
42
10
41
Nov
100
3
Dec
3V»
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3'
3%
Jan
350
17
July
20%
Jan
50
121
Dec
136%
2,500
1
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2%
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21
Dec
24 Va
Nov
x25%
Jun
28%
Dec
9%
Jun
12 Va
Apr
Feb
35%
Jan
Dec
4%
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13% July
3%
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'
18
•
121
17%
121
23
1 %
18
121
1
Sep
44% July
4Va Mar
%
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23%
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27 VH
100
Apr
Dec
Jan
29%
88
1 %
—....
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x35V2 Mar
94
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2.50
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Vernqn
Dec
Aug
% May
149
88
150%
1
preferred
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cumulative
31 Va Mar
19 %
cumulative
Clemens
Mount
Dec
50c
common
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25%
300
5
Canada
of
26
50c
convertible
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25%
._*
shares
preferred
100
4.80% cumul preferred series B—100
4.50%
preferred series C
.100
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*
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6%
,
Sep
Dec
35
6%
5
Murray Ohio Mfg Co..—
—
5
2.50
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64 "2
•23:%
96%
"
Feb
110%
137 Va
23%
Nov
i
27%
Apr
Nachman
160
96 V\
Dec
108%
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2,000
4'
200
108%
53
July
132
Nov
7
Oct
Corp
Milling
Co
5% Mar
National
Bellas
11% Aug
25% May
National
Brewing
National
Casket
11% Jan
22%
24%
2,000
20
J&n
29% May
National'Mig
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4
5
25.500
58
2.700
12
100
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5%
5 "»
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64
Jan
12%
Dec
8
20
82 %
Nov
100
14%
Sep
15
15%
600
2 %
900
V 2y$ Dec
400
Apr
ft
1
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Research
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,—5
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2
1
10
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National
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Apr
National
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Jan
National' Transit
Feb
National
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NOV
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5%
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•
1
1
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16 V*
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& Stores common,
Petroleum
Aug
Apr
11
5%
84
2%
4% Nov
36%
200
83%
3%
(Mich)
National
12
100
3 Va
cothmon
Co
National
56
14%
3%
—
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3.700
14%
1
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Alfalfa
National
Jan
14%
2%
...
2,700
31
2%
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Mur
15%
Sep
Dec
5%
Apr
Nov
17%
—
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13%
2%
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8%
14
600
9%
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common
N
Dec
400
128
10
9%
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50c
common
24
..
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60
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974
5
119
.
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52% July
210
110% 116
2U
25% Mar
2,100
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Wohl
%
4.40%
Aug
Dec
14%
Mondngahela Power Co—
Dec
6V»
14% July
8% Jun
1% July
600
14%
14%
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Corp
Molybdenite Corp
Molybdenum Corp
Feb
Feb
c
33 %
5
Abrasive
Piping
Missouri
26 % July
104%
Dec
Dec
16
•
Co.
28
64%
15%
7%
300
15%
1
dividend
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Jan
1.600
2%
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Jan
11% May
1|V
5
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Corp $1 conv
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non cum
Miller
Apr
11 Vi
1,800
2%
27
6%
48
13% Jan
Steel
Midwest
Jan
Dec
3%
50c
9
Marine
Petroleum
States
Mid-West
Feb
Dec
July
7%
1
common.
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Oil
$2
5% Aug
,3
Nov
63
5 Va
1
Thermit
Midland
62% Aug
2% Jun
4%
65%
Jan
Oct
38 y4
1,300
Jan
18
Mar
16
7
Ltd
Corp
Midland
Aug
7%
32
X62
—1
19% May
l7/* Jan
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150
10,200
4%
K
•
«
Jan
Dec
7%
Co
Chemical
National
Enterprises Inc
100
7,100
9%
4%
3% May
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100
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Jan
1%
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58
58
3%
100
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1
1,600
34
413
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200
600
1,600
53
55
15,100
900
1,200
•
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1%
16%
1%
..£1
32 Va
15 Va
16 Va
39%
—5
Oct
71
1 Va
16%
&
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3
23
reg
7V»
15
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8
Industries—
ord
Jan
Jun
70
1%
9%
I
Amer
Jan
7%
15
1
Co
Textile
National
Imperial Chemical
__
1%
4
Hygrade Food Products.
■
9%
1 %>
.2.50
—'
—
1%
Securities
Inc
July
3%
Jun
23
3,600
9%
37
126
49
46%
32'A
7%
39
2*
18% Aug
Feb
4%
900
4%
3^4
Refining capital stock.*
5
Manufacturing Co
Hydro-Electric
Hvdrometals
Mfg
Michigan
17% Mar
414
Jan
Oct
1
'';i
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—.
May
x6y4
5
28 Va
6
2
—
7%
1%
Co.
30%
4%
y2
3.7ii
common
11%
70
8,800
Sep
10 y4 Mar
1
Peroleums'
38% May
.15
Baking
700
2j,\
—
107/b
Feb
Jan
70
27 %•
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Jan
7% Aug
3%
15%
10c
Co
&
Menasco
Jan
*
Apr
38 %
2%
5
•
Corp
commoh
Co
&
Mesabi
Dec
100
(Harvey)
Lock
(AG)
Johnson
Merrill
10%
12%
14
15%
Jun
1
preferred
Hubbell
Hurd
<fe
Hardart
800
Jan
Nov
12,600
4%
i'O
.1
common
Jan
22%
11
(Geo A l
St
5 °tr
Inc
Aug
1
class
"7%
98
Inc
&
Horn
Ltd
Feb
16%
33%
38
2
1
Ltd.
Aircraft
July
1,500
common-
Sep
Jan
Jan
15%
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4 Va
1,700
2%
8y4
10
32
1«%
Co
7%
4%
,
4%
10
_
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pref—
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18 Vt
11%
il
■
Nov
10%
.
.....
Jan
600
Hortnel
&
Dec
Nov
B
500
19
2,900
Class
11'A
23%
4:r«
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11 Va
22%
10%
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W)
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Mead
34 14
«
5
27%
.
18%
3%
Co
(The
Tire
McDonnell
McKee
10%
2'a
6
■
209
18%
9%
Holophane
29%
23 Va
4%
I*c_i>L
29%
1
Michigan Plating & Stamping Co
1
Michigan Steel Tube
—2.50
Michigan Sugar Co common
1
6%
preferred
10
10 %
Stores
2,600
Nov
38
Co
International
Marconi
Aug
33%
11
6% Mar
20 Va
3
11% Jun
29%
25c
_
common
Jan
-
Jan
—60c
6
5%
5
1
Holly
Stores
Mansfield
Mar
10%'
?"
25% Aug
Dec
May
4,100
Metal
1
Corporation
6
4 Va
Sep
Hoe
Holly
Service
Public
Dec
1%
5
Oct
50c
Publications
2%
2%
25c
8
Jan
5Va
5
Mages Sporting Goods.,.
Magna Oil Corporation
13%
Jan
1,600
,_2.50
~4
4'/«
78
38 %
-
Jun
15
Sep
1,700
Mines
500
87
1,100
Inc
5 Va
82
4%
Gold
~5Va
'
Jan
16%
Consol
Jun
Jan
4%
Industries
Oct
Jan
5
42
15%
A
Jan
■4'A
3
.1,600
41
4%
Class
13 y4
-
20
16%
Hofmann
11% May
12%
100
5
Hollinger
Aug
75
__10c
& Co Inc common
Jan
23 Va
2,400
__
Jan
2V4 May
16% Jan
Dec
9
5.109
1
.15%
Jan
3,600
Co
Mays
3%
—
Dec
7%
3
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
2%
.^100
12%
100
72
Hevl-Duty Electric Co
Higbie
Mfg Co
common
(R)
Corp
15%
10,600
24
pfd—
13
4
Exploration_^i_30c
Jan
3
common
Co
St
(The)
10
2%
2%
_10c
preferred
14 Va
2
Land
Jan
2%
_
Jun
5
189
3%
-25c
Nov
12
6l/4
_
138
_10C
Co
1
6,400
19%
—
Dec
2%
Corp
Mining
Mar
-
4,200
13%
1
Dec
4 Va Mar
Apr
1
—
4
2 Va July
1ft
13
3%
__
_
Inc
Dec
1%
—2
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Havana Lithographing Co
Hazel Bishop Inc...
17% Aug
5133 Dec
Oct
M
9y4 July
Dec
2Yt
Lynch
'1% Mar
74%
112
3 r! ii
Jan
13
Inc.
preferred
Jan
127
—25
Co
Co
1 Va
Apr
Jan
10%
34
VL/UiUpttiiy ——
Corp
ft
Sep
19%
3
Feb
2%
7%
Inc
Ltd
Chain
Nov
Aug
•
.—2
Plywood
Harbor
Steel
9% May
16% Dec
*
Co
14 y.
1,500
3%
_
H
Hall
,
36'A Mar
2%
May
28Va Mar
14%
Jun
12 %
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
10 y8
5
$4.50
preferred
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
1
5
Locke
24
2'%
5
B
3.200
25c
Apr
Metal
Class
16%
2%
Sep
•
Apr
100
10
8
35
-
1% July
2'
10
3%
Louisiana
156
2
I6V4
17 y4
-
Feb
Jan
27%
•
1
1
__
107% May
Lunkenheimer
127
.
300
9,600
12%
_
•108%
Apr
common____5
10c
Dec
2-,,h
1
Dec
Apr
—_1
Inc
Jun
16
20
Sep
9%
2 Va
4
25
Mar
106
'
•
15%
16%
6:t
17%-
13%
...
Sep
1.700
12 Vs
550
2,000
28%
17%
7%
_
Feb
158%
9c
,'rf Apr
4%
"Jan
2%
1
Groceterias second
Common
Dec
12,200
1%
28
••■:. 17%
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Loblaw
Jan
Industries—
<fe
(R
7y«
8%
1
22
100
33V2c
Nov
26''
100
±
Mar
20
,
Dec
5
University
cumulative
Litton
19% July
X73 %
*
27/* May
94
23 Va
__5
common
Communication
stock.
23%
2%
l
Co.
Petroleums
4 %
9%
2%
200
16%
1
Refineries
Tourneau
liy«
11%.
10'A
3
12% Jun
9,600
•
17%.
—1
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
6
'
3 Va
75 pesos
Liberal
200
v.
5
Chemical
'
14%
2%
•
common
Realty
400
2>A
50c
Land
Inc "
Lefcourt
6,400
16%
10c
6% May
1J2 Nov
17%
Inc
Extension
a
9%
1
Company
Industries
9%
10%
4
Ltd—-
2%
;4
4% Feb
8
v
11% July
•
Ltd..
22
Jan
Dec
91
400
9,700
3%
17%
—50
A._
Sessions
x27% x27%
„50
common
Company
Stores Products
&
SaJle
Lear
Mar
77/a
Apr
•"
Feb
2 Va Mat
14%
.
28
Inc
48 Va Mar
Jun
iy«
6Va
Dec
Company
S
Mines
1 ?%
9
1
Co
preferred
States
La
3l/a May
18
Jan
17%
10.700
Pacific Tea—
common
Freehold
Grocery
57
9 '.2
Griesedieck
Gulf
2%
5%
ft
11
•
Co
Industries Inc
St
Dec
14%
100
93
2 %
%
19.V,
B_
Hydraulics
Gridoll
93
2
Varnish
Oil
Dec
6,300
5
Manufacturing
1st
1%
•
Manufacturing
Lakes
1%
101 %
1
Amer
1%
1%
1
Manufacturing
Non-voting
8% Aug
2% May
Lanston
Jan
2%
450
1 Vh
1
Great
Great
18 %
10
class
Gary
Geer
15%
1
Inc
Great Atlantic St
Jan
"
18%
1
Inc
Rapids
Lamson
21,100
Co
Consolidated
Goodman
May
39!
•
Corp
Fbundry Corp
Oorp of Delaware
7
v
Apr
Nov
%
4%
23%
.1
Lamson
Dec
50c
Corp
(Adolf)
Goldfleld
Lakey
Jan
14%
100
700
;
St
Co
2,400
40%
Mines
Gold
Distillers
Sep
1%
^
*_•
Union
•.
40
common
Alden
2'
14%
14'%
•
McBean
•34%
113
Dec
700
40%
Co
Globe
2 VH
2 ;"r
2%
*
Gilchrist
Glenmore
t
2
9%
,2V4
52,800
5y4 Aug
7.50
Apparel
Shores
3%
2,100
•
preferred
Corp
C)
(A
2%
20
$5
Gladding
ii
..—5
common
preferred
Corporation
Yellowknife
Gilbert
4 '
■
Apr
10,900
%
U_
.lOc
Stores
Leonard
preferred
Gerlty
Giant
3 s, h
25
.
Stores
Jun
5%
2%
2
14%
2.50
preferred.
Minerals
Consolidada
5%
Enterprises
General Plywood
Corp. qpmmon
IGeneral
3%
•
_
ord
rets
Flreproofing
General
convertible
27v
Ltd—
General
5%
200
warrants
preferred
Co
dep
28%
106% Jun
1
common.
Acceptance
28%
160
.
General Alloys
Co
General Builders
Supply
General
•
common....
Co
Products—
L'AiglOn
Lake
Power
St
Laclede-Christy
La
Gatineau
Feb
Mar-
Jun
9% May
% 17% July
.
Feb
800
lia
25c
Kropp (The) Forge Co__
Krueger Brewing Co
Jan
87/a Mar
-
7% July
—5
"'i.
Nov
1,000
5
cumulative
Kobacker
-90%
10
5%
4%
„5
(S) Dept Stores Inc
Klelnert
(I B)
Rubber Co
Knott Hotels Corp
,
July
'
Co
(Ddl)
Klein
1377/a July
2%
Nov
2%
—
1
Inc
Klrkland
.;•; ; 14 y2 May
NoV
Company
Chemical
Kingston
Jan
6 Va
4%
& Company
^
50c
Electric 4J/2% pfd__100
(Walter)
4%
Jan
Jan
Dec
2%
5%
St
Co
Apr
12 y. Aug
600
2
1_4
Corp
Kin-^ck Oil Company____
Kings County Lighting common
8'Va Aug
11 V<
-28%
•
Gas
8y4
15%
%
,_1
;
10
2,100
-4,100
Dee
Dec
V
•
..
Drug
Kldde
63% Mar
y
;
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Kawneer
-
21 Yi
-
124
£1
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Company
A)
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Kennedy's
Apr
'/
reg
Industries
Luxe
109
110%
common
2Va
4V2
$0% Mar
5%
2%
15c
Industries
Kawecki
Oct
3%
Ltd—
Co
deD
Pitt
Fox
4 V2
900
1
y;
Cv
Ltd—
Kaltman '(D)
Feb
x257/a July
•y».
Dec
Canada—
B
Apr:
40%
9,100
24%
•„
1
A_:
A
Motor
19%
1
clafcs
Class
Ford
Kaiser
V-. - ;
9%
.%2-voct
^.. 6%
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6
1
J
Glass
Oils
.
.2% Mar
7Jai )
1,100
.1,800
34.100
3%
10 y,
2.50
Inc
7%
19%
3 '/«•
r
10
Inc
Co
Motor
•7%
i,
10c
Class
;
Jeannette
Jupiter
-
8'/a Mar-
,»'4k Nov-','
48
5 Vn
■
Apr
50
-
76%
Feb
6Sep
23% Mnr
45%
Jan
Jan
,1
9.500
•
11%
2%
10%
^_1
'
200
2%
10%
Jan
'
19%
1
1
Stores
Tiger
Ford
1
.
(Phila)
HI
Fltzslmmons
A—:
s
General
Flshman
class
Instrument
&
Ltd
Inc
10% Mnr
Feb
28 V*
'300
%
4
10%.
*20,100
7%
,.
4%
11V*
1
50
7%
4%:
33y2c
-
125% Mar
36% Mar
47
7%
_10c
Company
Investors Royalty —
Jan
1,400
High
82% May
8% July
1,300
9»4
21
49%
Oil Corp
10c
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc*lc
Apr
Lots
94%
8%
•
5
—
Oil
Range Sinee Jan. 1
High
92%
9
Israel-American
Jan
4%
94%
Iowa Public Service Co 3.90%
pfd__100
Iron Ffreman Manufacturing v t c
•
.
.
Co
Camera
Oils
Intex
Shares
•
A
Irving Air Chute.
15%
•
•
•4%. Feb
^-
Machinery
Industries
fer Week
Low
5
I
Products
Ironrite
•45%
-
-'%:v
Pargo
Metal
Nov
-14 y2
39% May
-
Cigar
Jan
••
3%.Jui»-.'
■
Feb
Noy%... ; 105 y2
"."'i 9% Jan
:
Jan
•
24% May
^
America
International Resistance Co
; F
..
North
Sales
Range
ef Prices
»
•ale Prlea
Breweries Inc
International
Apr
18%
t
-
•
Sep
X92%
400
383)00
Tl%
;
Week's
Last
»
Exchange
International Petroleum capital stock-*
«
Jun
.
29%
v'
De>
Deb*
Dec
10
V 350
•
10%
•
Pipe Line
-1,300
42 %
v>' 7%
-
Eureka
of
'
7%
cum
1st preferred
Manufacturing Co.
Esquire Inc
Corporation
3
r
14
'Aug
-
16,700
'<
4
-41%
-
Eureka
4,200 t
11
J
42%
preferred
St Steel Corp com
Forge
'13%
>
-
4
■
6%
Ero
-3%
__
common^
convertible
Erle
.-3%
pfd.
Electric
MMiwork
Equity Corp
16
?
Nov
10% July
Nov--;
..
10%
u_:
Freight
Friday
International
197% Mar--
2,500%.
1 i
-
26%
common..
America
El-Trotries -Inc
Co
Ipternatlonal
V Oct
23
common
Electronics
Corp
Corp ot
213•
Insurance
Aug
Mar
Jan
17Vi
...
Bond
-
International
El^ctrographlc
•
28
American Stock
•47;
Dec
179
-
Electric
DECEMBER
Pur
Dec.
165
So'
'
Elder
ENDED
£.<>»
29 V*
preferred
Corporation
WEEK
BlOCKS
;.
31
,
FOR
KsafOjUnee Jan. 1
1S5
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beneficial
ol
RANGE
Shares
179-
•
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s
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-
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.
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of Prices
-
-
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Skies
Week's
£sst
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Car
—,—
10c
^
common
Electric
Corp—
common
Co
common.
*—
Jan
8%
9
4 Va
4%
3,300
3%
Jan
5%
Jim
2%
2%
2%
300
2V4
Nov
4%
Jun
21%
21%
200
20%
Dec
13 Va
13%
200
3%
10.800
10%
900
*
13%
3%
x
3 %
10
17%
18%
31
18
31
2,500
12% May
3 •ft
Jan
25
July
14 Va Sep
7
Mar
10
Sep
12 Va
16%
Nov
300
27
Jan
29% May
34 % Nov
800
21%
Nov
50
27%
5,300
Apr
29
Apr
Nov
33%
Apr
7%
77a
4.600
3
Jan
9%
Oct
3%
37a
1,700
3%
Dec
6l/2
Feb
2%
2%
3.700
2Va Aug
22%
22%
22%
28
28
7%
-1
30c
5
.1
81/*
8%
4V4
28
common—1
Ltd
Associates
3'/2
~2%
32
31%
5
4%
32
5 Va
500
500
28%
4
Feb
Jun
4y4 May
36
5Va
July
Sep
31
The Commercial and
32
Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
(2864)
Monday, December 31, 1956
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANCE
Jl Iday
"stocks
Range
Par
FOR
WEEK ENDED
Low
Bristol
Range Since Jan. 1
England
New
Haven
50c
Tel
&
Tel—1
Clock
&
Watch
—
Min
New
Jersey
Mexico
&
New Pacific
&
Coal
New
Park
New
Process Co
New
Superior
New
York
New
New
York
Mines
North
l'enn
Nuclear
Class
14
Dec
2%
3,100
1 '/a
Dec
10%
Feb
13a
40.5)00
1 V\
Dec
3 %
Feb
427«
42 Va
43:i
4,500
38:,/4
Feb
59
15%
15%
16'
3,800
133/4
Oct
22% Mar
1%
1'
13.200
1:!
29,900
lfa
'
of
725
x56
5
8%
Jan
Nov
314
Dec
1
3%
3%
3
%
8',4
8'
8
8%
14.000
9
i
10%
pfd
100
Ltd—
3.400
10
A
700
38
40
40'a
40'/a
Nov
14%
91a
Ogden
Ohio
Oil
Brass
Ohio
Co
Power
Okalta
class B
%
vV-jl'/o
Oils
preferred
75:l
Mar
91
i
Dec
250
85 '7
Dec
10314
Jan
37'a
Nov
6 %
Dec
2
Oct
6%
Feb
6.200
%
9,400
Old
Town
40c
Corp
Inc
2%
Jan
3%
Oct
Oct
2
.1
preferred
Y
\
Securities——
Oxford
Electric
Pacific
Gas
l
Corp
Jan
52%
Jan
65% Mar
94'/a
130
92
Dec
2/;,
5.000
liS
Jan
72%
200
69 Yb
Jan
21/4
,
72
3%
3:,it
13%
13'? it
_7
—
127/s
225
63
92
72
common.........
—
Vi
94
14.000
203/4
15%
%
la
3
1,700
14
200
Aug
11114
Aug
6%
Dec
Nov
Simca
25 *4
5'/2%
1st
Jan
Smith
Apr
Sonotone
Soss
57o
redeemable
5%
redeemable
South
Coast
South
Penn
4.50%
red
1st
preferred
red
1st
preferred
—
Feb
Jan
4.32%
cumulative
preferred
dividend
cum
$4.75
dividend
preferred
Pacific
Petroleums
Pacific
Power
&
Ltd
Petroleum
Pan
Oil
Pantepec Oil
Paramount
*
4.24%
cumulative
preferred
(C
vtc_.
*
•
—1
I
200
23%
Dec
29%
Jan
4.
cumulative
preferred
B
vtc__2
Penn
of
Pep Boys
Pepperell
22 li
1.300
21%
Nov
27%
Jan
Southern
California
500
20 li
Dec
26%
Jan
Southern
Materials
Pipe Line—
Power
Pratt
83%
Dec
101%
94
95
4%
Rath
Jan
Standard
Reda
Pump
Reis
Feb
Standard
Oil
6%
Apr
Relter-Foster
15 7„
15%
157a
300
13 34
Jan
16%
Nov
16%
Rice-Stix
56
300
52%
Jun
60
% Mar
Steel
19 %.
100
18%
Feb
25
Oct
Steel
56
55 3
2 50
J
pesos
19
1 '4
5%
6 1
_IIIlOc
II—I 1
1
«
IIII IIl
1
>
»
2
4_25c
——
A—c——1
20c
common..
common
2.50
Vtc
Rokeach
Rolls
Oct
26
%
Jan
1!;!
1,400
l
Dec
2
1%
18
1
17
x95
%
6
1%
1 VB
8%
5,100
1 Vb
Nov
2%
Jan
600
5%
Sep
7
Apr
100
2114
Jun
7%
Ft(b
8
%
58
1
to
Jan
Elec
Sons
3
1965
4%
1,
1
5
.
1.50
3
Ave
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•
common
Haynes
Bale.a-Brosius
Diego
9% July
700
53
Feb
69
Nov
5
58
7/;,
10%
',4
%
7
28:,4
26
Dec
Oct
1%
1 Va
Dec
3 V«
6%
614
6/8
51 i
25
5
2%
Talon
Inc
Class
A
class
B
Jan
40
16'
19
Sep
Aug
Apr
%
Feb
6%
Feb
8 Vb
Nov
'
3%
Jun
57%
Jan
5%
200
2
Apr
19 >4 Feb
•
Jan
5%
Oct
79 % Mar
V
r; 9»4 Mar
16Vt
Nov
18%
14 14
200
14 Vs
Oct
18
Jan
13%
200
12%
Feb
15
July
23«
2%
5,200
3
28%
29%
20
14
10%
10%
13%
3%
3(8
Jan
Jan
33 % Mar
(
31%
Nov
*
1.100
200
16% May
13% Oc t
8.600
3 V'4
Nov
9
Sep
19%
Feb
6 Vi
May
13%
Jan
13%
'
22
*
Feb
18
Dec
Vb
-Jan
37a
5%
514
3%
Nov
4%
Sep
41 %
Nov
57%
Dec
8.400
4 Vs
Jan
8%
Aug
4%
3%
3%
2,300
5%
"
uoo
57 Va
44
57%,
5%
-Jun
17^
ll/tt
13%
3% Mar
Oct
29
1,6th)
3%
Dec
2%
200
1,900
13%
.
214
20.700
31
Jan
21,100
3%
Dec
8%
Feb
123
12
i
12%
1.300
17%
Jan
iir;
11%
1 13
4
2,000
"10%
Dec
16%
Jan
30
30
30 34
1,400
24%
Jan
35
7%
29,900
6%
Dec
2%
2,100
1%
4,300
%
Jan
3942
Technicolor
Inc
Oil
1
common—:
—1
Corporation
85%
225
85
Dec
16
Dec
2214 July
I0I4
Dec
20 Vb
Tbiokol Chemical Corp
10414
29% May
May
30% Mar
l'^T—1
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc
70c convertible preferred.
Thorofare
Markets
l^±_10c
.fL—iO
Inc
29%
24
Dec
Roofing Inc
1
Tishman Realty & Construction—^—1
Mar
Tobacco
32 %
Jun
29%
Jan
47
Dec
Oct
15%
Jail
20
Dec
2514
Jan
Feb
31%
Apr
600
•
—
Amer
20
Shipyard Corp common—z
Titian
Oil
1_
Corp
—70c
|,l
Dec
1 %
Jan
2%
Sep
500
37%
T'aiedp Edison 414% preferred——100
Tonopah Mining of Nevada——1
Dec
60%
Dec
11%
11%
Trans
2,300
1314
Apr
"5
~5%
400
10 Vb
Feb
59j< »«Jan
<
£'Dec
*
5i4
Caribbean Airways class
Trans Coat Industries Inc
,
70 %
Apr
Trans
Cuba
8%
Jan
Trans
Empire
Trans
Lux
Oil Co
Oils
class
A_—10c
1
3Va
Apr
Nov
1%
Feb
93
Dec
101 >4
pO"
Oct
39
40' «
27 %
Jan
5614 July
43
23%
Jan
49% Mar
'. 2r gi(V
2%
jovi
9%
■\
i
i
•I'.l 00
i;',(.ir;36o
'2;%
2
2-0oo
10'
%b
1
2%
Jan
3%
Feb
79 Vi
Tri-Continental
81%
260
79 %
Dec
99 %
Feb
2%
2%
2,000
True Temper
2
Aug
3 %
Dec
Trunz
13%
Nov
16%
1,200
25
Feb
32%
Feb
Jan
14%
14%
^600
12
Jan
16'4
Nov
23 V4
1,100
I6V4
Apr
24%
Nov
87%
90
300
63%
6'4 Mar
5j7e May
1,Y Jun
87%
5'/4
45a
5
4%
4.800
Vu
275
2%
2%
23a
1,100
938
X8V2
9:%
900
3:%
-3'4
84%
84
84
4>«
Z
-
Hi
'• Nov
4 Vs
3%
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21,300
102
3
11%
19,500
9V8
Jan
37%
38%
500
29 %
Feb
'30 V4
30 V4
10
30%
Dec
Jan
3%
Aug
Dec
r.-7ff
"
Feb
3%
>113 8
38 Vu
Jan
10'4
>
-
Jan
11%
3 'a
I
Dec 1
lu
200
1
9%
1% Mar*' ,,J%;
7.100
2 %
Jan
Nov
Dec
2%' Feb'
•
3.100
33«
3
125
84
x2
101
Jan
Apr
5
July
212
Aug
trr" 4
APr
-'513% July
Nov
11%
Jan
25%
Jan
4
4%
14
Dec
Aug
22 V,
14%
—
Corp
2,700
>'4
2%
Dec
8V3
20 %
Vi'
_
-—50c
A
Ltd
Nov
96
38
96
10
July
1314 Apr
96
%
deposit rets def registered—5s
/fipdd
•'-"■11,900
Jan
7
2%
Oct
12
Security Trust Co Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered—_£1
Amer
60%
1%
7
23
—25c
Tilo
1514 Mar
Va
5
—5
:
common
85
3
Apr
4 Va
600
3%
Texam
2%
Feb
13%
4
1.125.
6%
Jan
60%
7
common
common
Electric Co
Tampa
Texas Calgary Co
————25c
Texas Power & Light $4t56
pfd—7,—•
Thew ShovUl Co common——5
'
75
1934
Feb
%
Dec
15%
'
1,600
13%
A.ug
1 %
300
3%
10%
1,1
7%
13%
18 %
13 4
2,500
20
Dec
1,100
3,000
4%
31
28%
Jan
20
700
16%
4%
4%
Dec
Oct
8%
14% May
15%
2%
■I 2%
914
150
1 Vs
51
Jan
29
14%
.31
14%
1,400
23 % July
13-4
600
26
6% May
Feb
32
4%
16%
Nov
Jan
s
750
16%
«
Oct
Aug
4%
16 7
8,100
35
634
23%
1,800
1014
7 %
500
45"
53
7%
6% May
Jan
4% July
53
15
9%
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9%
14%
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Feb
4% Mar
1,900
25
33%
1618
300
5%
5 la
Inc
Oil
500
5
-
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10%
Feb
8A Jan
80
29'
4
28%
29 3
11%
11 Vb
11%
1,200
39
38 V4
39%
500
l'\
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22
22
100
17
16%
17
33«
3
Dec
17% July
'
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51%
Jun
20%
Dec
22
Dec
Jun
18%
Aug
2,100
12 V4
%
1,200
3 %
Dec
234
Dec
7% May
Ulen
warrants
—.—
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--■!
Inc
Management Company
Chemical Corp
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Union
Investment
Union
Stock
5%
10c
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5
*
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4
5%
5
53a
6
64 3 4
64'
2
9
—
803
-
9
390
333
5
Dec
514 Mar
1,100
6
64 3 4
46%
.
8%
'
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July'
34 V2
Apr
8
Mar
•
7%
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Jan
64%
Dec
Feb
10%
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1
3 Vs
2%
3 Va
13,600
Co
l
33%
33 %
341 i
1.200
-
1
common
l
4
5
4
4 '
4%
8
5
1,300
2,400
29% May
334
Feb
5%
Jan
37% July
6% July
26% Mar
4%
Dec
6'%
Jan
1
eomm^n—
23
Jun
United
Aircraft Products common—50c
6 Vi»
6
61
4
2,290
5
July
United
Asbestos
6 1
6
6.4
3,400
4,n«
Nov
United
Elastic
30%
Jun
37
Aug
United
Milk
5
Dec
8
Jan
United
Company
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1,200
16".'/ 8
60
2% 1
1 %
Nov
3V
5
1%
5%
2114
11%
%
9 200
20
1'%
Mar
Mar
18%
%
10%
20
Apr
5
Products common..-5
Finch
Aug
82
Dec
6 Vb
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Sterling Inc
——-———1
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)—
10c
Stetson (J B) common———*
Stinnes
(Hugo) Corp——^———-—5
Stop & Shop Inc-—_—-—
1
Stroock (S) & Co common
•
Stylon Corporation
—
-1
Sun Ray Drug common
—25c
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp
—L—1
Sunset Internat Petrol Corp
—-—1
Superior Portland Cement Iuc__
—*
Superior Tool & Die Co_^
—
1
9 Va
Feb
Oct
2
74%
Swan
63%
1,900
6%
Sterling Aluminum
5%
100
214
1
Parts
Sterling Brewers
900
8%
75
2
-
x7%
9 V*.
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2%
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2534
42'a
8
18% July
{2 May
11% Mar
Dec
74%
ordinary.—.
Jan
Nov
Corporation—
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Stein (A) & Co common————_•
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Jan
9
4%
12%
4-8
of
25 Va
1,300
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1,500
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20%
514
75
Jan
25% May
Aug
"3%
10,400
1.25
Molasses Co Ltd—
4}g
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Yards
Milling Co Ltd
Electric
preferred
5%
Oct
92%
18%
18%
3,200
17%
Dec
18%, Dec
United
N
9%
9%
938
600
5%
Feb
11%
Jun
United
Profit
7%
Oct
10%
Jan
8
.
Co—
Amer
10%
United
series
20
20
191
20 >8
300
19%
Dec
2434
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preferred
4%%
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22% Mar
United
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oreferred
4.40%
series-20
18
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21%
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20
1
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——
8
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514
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6
1.003
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65%
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of
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s
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common
Carlos
25 %
50% May
1B%
£1
reg_.
common
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;
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50c
pfd F—100
Inc
Co
(The
San
100
4,900
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Aeronautical
wew
1.300
414
17
5
Consolidated Petroleum
Bt
8%
58
4
1
50c
2814 Mar
July
1%
29
:
Aug
5 •la
28%
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6%
22%
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Feb
5',4
200
20
7%" Jan
22:'«
5 >4
22
16 3 4
;
Nov
5
16%
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Apr
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6
24
1
&
Corp
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&
18%
107 %
1
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Nov
16'! 4
preferred
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12 %
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500
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*
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3,600
1.400
common
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Ryerson
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96
614
-
16'1.4
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Russell
1814
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614
9
10
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1414
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1
414
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11
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Roosevelt
Royalite
2
400
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&
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2.600
13 3 4
comll—3
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common
Roosevelt
Ross
Apr
Dec
Ltd—
American
Rome
714
8 % Mar
1%
10%
100
"
preferred
Co
Gas &
Royce
Dec
Jan
lOc
1
Mining Co„—j
Valley Gas Co—
(I)
Feb
53/i
6
13 VB
2.50
—_
^
extended
Rochester
3 %
1.900
1.400
11
*
1
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Grande
17,500
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5%
13%
1
Mines Ltd—
&
.
6%
2V1.
6 Va
■
1
u
5%
■
8
2 Va
4
Vi
I_10
Rico Argentine
Rio
8%
45% July
27
Dec
13 %
47
Tube class B__—
Dec
4%
16 3»
—
Nov
21
12%
V,
T
common
July
43% July
21%
27,600
Starrett-(The)
Inc
Jan
28 %
Nqv
1,300
1%
Aug
6
Shares
58 %
Dec
«
1
4%
(Mass).20
20 7
-51
Jan
.'
20 Vi.
Sep
38
200
700
1%
414
'
1
Feb
24%
2,000
21 '4
10%
700
:
4%
391 i
22%
5214
412
£
Oil
700
-1
1
(Ky)
4%
Colorado—
Arms
25%
4
600
Standard
common—.—
Electric
Reliance
Remington
40% Aug
4%
1,100
Feb
Inc.
&
Jan
20 Va
Standard
I
Co.
(Robert)
33 V4
5%
7
Co
700
19%
Jan
Corp
Aug
36 %
5%
6
Concrete
19
19%
200
Gas
Tube
Jan
5%
67M
class
convertible
$1.25
9
19%
%
common
Co
Sep
200
50c
Industries Inc—;
6114
Jan
2.50
—
Pulp
14
15%
.—10
514
Oct
5%
'■i
6% July
7% May
1
Forgings Corp
•42% Mar
Mar
700
1-1
Factors Corp
Standard
Standard-Thomson Corp
Electrotype (The) Co
Packing Co common
Reading
$1.60
Standard
Jan
Standard
cumulative
Raymond
2 %
3% July
4
4
—-
R
Rapid
14,100
Aug
Dec
11
Feb
America
Power
Nov
Jan
Metals of
Quebec
Jan
%
Nov
East
Pyle-National
Feb
1%
8%
Royalties Ltd
Sound
78 >4
Jan
9% May
2,200
39 >4
Dredging Corp common—1
convertible preferred
—_20
10%
Preston
Puget
105%
100
16,000
50,40!)
4 Vb
5% Mar
'
5 %
21%
Standard
Dec
Corp
Service of
11014 May
July
1114
21%
1
Dec
Dome
46 >4 Mar
22
——•
—
Jan
Pressed
4%%
Dec
Spencer Shoe Corp.—-——
Stahl-Meyer Inc——
6%
Alexander
Providence
94
4
93
3H
Co
Public
50
| Aug
%! July
8
common
Co
20
5814
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Mfg
4
Jan
2
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9%
11
lu
17,200
100
100
9%
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12%
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7
17%
13
Lambert
Prenticc-Hall Inc
Progress
3 %
27«
1.500
Co
&
Dec
21'«
Specialty Stores Co Inc——_5
1.1O0
Corp of Canada
Prairie Oil
350
6.500
Telephone Co
&
i
7%
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Powdrell
84'
100
i
Products
35%
49
^1
9 >4
Railways Co
Valley Wine Co
Rico
4,oOU
41%
——-—1
157h
Pittsburgh
Porto
& Company—.
"5%
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Piper Aircraft Corp common
I
"1
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
w~~5Q
Polarl6
39%
24 3
25
—5
Spear
5 58
.
Poloron
Southland Royalty Co
10614 Mar
7 V'H
Minerals
Scale
Southern
104 %
Nov
8%
Long Dist Tel Co—10
Packing Co—
Pneumatic
103% Feb
Dec
90%
15%
Screw
Pleasant
Dec
8314
7%
Corp
Aircraft
85%
310
9 la
Manufacturing Co
Gold
45)
250
15%
—
Governor
25 % Jhly
3o%
5
4
5%
2
Philippine
Pioneer
13
Jan
15-
13
__2
-
Phillips
Pierce
Dec
16%
5%
15%
—2
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Piasecki
11
300
1)
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Inc
2
Ltd—„__
&
800
42
5%
Packaging Corp————^-1
Convertible preferred
10
Standard Products Co ———
1
Co_
Circle
Peruvian Oils
Petroleum
Co
85%
16
37 !4 Mar
11%
20%
Edison—
91 3
Feb
Sep
'
original preferred—— _——25
cumulative preferred
25
4.56%
convertible preference
.25
convertible preference4.48%
26
V'4
Jan
& Aug
31% Mar
08'a
38Tb
4.88%
i
—1
i
—
(The)—
Perfect
Bed
Bol
Amer share—_1 Bol
■_
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Traffic
3
17%
ic
Corp
Parkersburg- Aetna
Patino
1
83 li
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—
Nov
32% July
-25
21%
83%
91
'.
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»
Parker Pen Co class A
Class
83 Va
—
pfd—100
100
:
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Motors
Chemical
9 la
11
25
California
Souther-n
83 Va
86
•
__
common
Pancoastal
Park
*
1
Light 5%
Page-Hersey Tubes
Israel
»
preferred
preferred——.
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Northern
1,-toO
12
20%
25
Jan
87
Ilia
12.50
common-
2'"4
86
4'/b
11%
1
common
Co
31%
22
Lighting $4.50 preferred
$4.40
$4.36 .dividend
Corp
Oil
2814
21%
1
Jun
1
Dec
21%
Nov
2%
•
Nov
22 V«
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1,403
-1
common-.
Nov
_25
-25
A—25
preferred
Pacific
Mills.—
Paper
Manufacturing
24
23 3 4
48,200
314
,
Feb
24 Va
23 3..
Dec
1 Va
3'/8
1
Nov
25 Va
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25
_
series
2 >4 Mar
V2
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2%
30 )
23%
14,300
Aug
5% Mar
5% Mar
1,400
253«
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1 li
-
Nov
51
Dec
3%
1,200
25
"?4
49%
Feb
3,300
25%
25
-25
25
____
pfd
4.36%
Pacific
%
Sep
2 % July
28 % Mar
Jan
4 V4
2,300
25%
25'4
31 Vs
34 V*
a
3414 Mar
25
1,303
■:
31
Dec
25%
1,71)0
4%
Jan
24 Va
;;
Jun
7%
27 Vi
25 '4
48%
4'4
Jan
43 %
j,
Oct
3 Is
900
__25
„25
1%
7%
Feb
2814
Dec
314
Dec
27%
5.90J
"4
Oct
7:iH
414
28 %
1
.
Aug
105%
Dec
18%
600
123
May
.
92%
£1
37%
25
1914
47%
41*4
J
*
Dec
314
102
20
Corp__ 10c
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&
Corp
33% Sep
300
-
preferred
1st
1st
48
—20
Inc
(Howard)
13114 Mar
2.700
pfd ._25
25
L
1st preferred—
red
Airways
Jan
a
Aug
•
—
Nov
37
6%
5
Electronics
Skiatron
Slick
Nov
.-25
25
1st
6%
preferred
5%
4.80%
preferred—
Manufacturing Co__
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
23
301 i
Jan
Publications—
30
37H
4
Singer
81
30%
Aug
5%
Electric
1st
2
.'——1
Pattern common
Ltd common——
Dec
30 Va
92%
97 %
24 %
10c
Corp
Jan
Jan
2
Singer
P
&
convertible
Simplicity
Simpson's
1.200
89
23 %
Hi
Ltd--—-
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Simmons-Eoardman
700
86 .%
25:,4
1(4
Lighting Inc—
——25c
American Shares——5,000 Ir
Jan
G%
18
Precision
Silver-Miller
Silvray
Dec
10 V4
68
*
—
Nov
29
Dec
39
10c
—
13 %
Jan
7%
30 J
117
Va
92
common-.—-—-2—_—-1
Creek
Silver
Jan
3%
89 % Mar
116
-
13%
B
Co
13 >/2
»
88
i
3 '/4
5'A
100
6
6
Class
Apr
100
434
4'4
18 %
——
7%
IJU
88
87%
--
common _——3
America
6,303
Sep
15 Vb May
Jan
8V4 Mar
1,000
%%
7%
*
Signal Oil & Gas Co dass A—
Silex
$3
2% July
1,500
3
B
14 %
62
25
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer .sjhares-10s
Overseas
15 ',
90c
common......
cumulative
Omar
27
3
of
Corp
Canada
Aug
14% Aug
32.300
2%
Shoe
11
2%
Dec
5
3JJ
Mar
3
14% Mar
,
21%
25
common
of
5
10%
preferred ————100
Aug
Apr
2 '/h
4%
Sherwin-Williams
7%
Jan
30
Shtrwin-WiUiams
11
~7%
1
Inc
49 V4
Jun
SVu
76
Products
5
*50
*
5
—•
Sicks Breweries Ltd
4'/a
2 1 it
100
Ltd
Okjonite Company
20c
Inc
common—.2——
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
36%
x8f;,«
Leather
Aug
75
8r,/
♦
common.,.
11%
49
0.700
5«
50c
.
300
13 Va July
12,00 I
0
1
common
12%
Dec
5%
•
Company-
Corp
12%
5
Nov
10 (h
75%
gc
Jan
0
Oceanic
1
—I
35
9',a
*
.
7%
5V8
10
1
America
3
1.5)00
50
.
4Vi%
Dec
Jan
Corp class B
Dec
Aug
Sep
Dec
9 Va
1%
Nov
Dec
1%
19%
21%
Jan
Nov
2,000
23/4
Nov
1%
13 Vs
7,200
Corp of America
Sherman
"20
Jun
9,400
4,200
1%
Shawiuigan Water & Power
5^8
151-2
1,400
|8
1%
Apr
2Va
3
17%
9%
13%
1.900
17%
31#
16%
4
1%
Oct
6,700
17
3%
Apr
10% Sep
'Oct
n"
Nov
1%
Aug
At
5V2. Apr
16%
9%
Sliattuek Denn Mining——
5%
1,30k;
3,760
10%
'
17-4
1%
Sfcton
3
8%
17 %
v
High
3% Mar
Dec
Jan
1 U
Servomechanisms
Sep
A May
8%
16%
l'V4
7
9%
Jan
4A
200
10c
Jan
2 if;
4
66.900
—1
Aug
51
1%
8%
—*
Control——
3
5 Is
A.
,-25
Mines
Bervo
Low
1%
8%
8%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Inc—_—
16
Dec
2!.;
3
10
Serv
Searick
Shares
Corp General
Bros
Saiety
64
13
5%
4
10
;
.—.
Pub
Jan
86 % May
27,400
i—•
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Securities
Aug
1%
20!)
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13
x56
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class
17
16 3
Sentry
a
3ea
Sep
Jan
1 %
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd—-.—«-—>o0c
Seaboard Western Airlines
—1
Seemaai
Prices
ol
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Sapphire Petroleums Ltd—.
1
Savoy Oil Inc (Delj
25c
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co,
—^—1
Schick' ■ Inc'
—1
Scullin Steel Co common—
—-1
97'a
500
22'it
2;
13
50c
Ltd-
Oils
Aug
2
Nov
1
81
Feb
1
J
—,
Uranium
Corp
16,500
1'
10
RE Co
Ind
i
l7
1 Vb
B 3——
Vorthspan
V4
1%
1
Cement
Airlines
May
1 '4
1
—
Canadian
Northern
Aug
1 %
Ltd_
Corporation
Class
Sep
147%
1'4
Inc———j.™
American
North
2 i i
Sep
10
Mines
Northeast
Dec
128'/a
A Mar
74
"ft
———_1
commonl
♦
Co
Noroen-Ketay Corp..,
—
Norfolk Southern Railway
North
2'/8
030
1
_
Honduras Rosario—.
Litcs
1,900
20c
Merchandise
Nipissing
Noma
Ltd—
Co..
Auction
Rim
-
common-™,————*
Oils—
York &
3
1(8
1
Land
Oils
&
Mining
2
Dec
1
25c
Arizona
Dec
1 is
_•
Co—
Zinc—
New
Norbute
132 Vs
Co- IIl50c
Chem
Idria
Nickel
24
100
preferred——
conv
New
U
18,600
2 >4
2,
131% 132:
2%
50c
Petroleum
Chamberlain
New
31.300
"'%
2
Sales
for Week
Range
Par
High
Low
High
Week'x
East
Sale Prioe
American Stuck Exchange
2'
•
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40C
Ltd-
Oil
Dominion
Bntisn
New
Lew
1:1
1
Ltd.
Oils
Friday
2%
jsaOCKS
Shares
:
New
DECEMBER
for Week
of Prices
Last
Bale Prioe
American Sloe* Exchange
RANGE
8*I*«
Wwk'i
J
rets
RR
ord registered-^.
&
25
%■——10
Shoe Machinery common—:—25
common.
S
Jan
Feb
Apr
6f4 Aug
-10
202
Sep
230 ^ Jan
1 %
400
1
Jan
Jan
18% Mar
X4058
42%
7,603
40 %
Dec
61 % Mar
330
34 y4
Sep
204:
--
204
7
238
Feb
—
Specialties common
Conditioning Corp
Air
8{2
13 8
10s
100
Canal—
Sharing
preferred
Preferred
Anr
Feb
dep
7%
25
:—1
10c
40%
35
35
12 3
1
8
36
123s
12 3.»
500
1%
26,100
1
39%
Feb
10 Vb May
14%
Aug
Dec
2%
Jan
1
Volume
Number
184
5599
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2865)
33
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday*®"
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
S
CJ
Foil
S
class
Rubber
B
1
American
Corp
Consolidated
(The)
2 %
30%
60% Mav
2,700
1 %
Nov
1,500
15%
Jan
AGerman
4'/a Mar
36%
Aug
4%
4%
4%
4
Apr
5
9
1.490
6%
Jan
10
Apr
1'%
1%
1,700
1 %
Dec
AS
54
iii-J.-
17%
17'A
15
55
17
54
14
500
300
2% Mar
Products
Utah-Idaho
Co
7s
Corp
Norman
July
Maranhao
173/a
Dec
AMedellin
32%
Apr
Mortgage Bank
Aug
25%
Dec
3% : May
5%
Nov
19
12.300
25%
5
5
1,100
1
l
Coke
Co
*
„
7%
7%
Jun
36%
"
—
91
4%
3%
2,500
Dec
Dec
12%
Aircraft
8%
Jun
&
Oct
7%
7%
7%
1,100
4%
Sep
8%
12%
12%
12%
200
12%
Dec
17%
Apr
l
6'%
6%
6%
25,300
•i /'8
Dec
7%
Apr
•
ctfs
ext
&
Waltham
Inc
&
preferred
Parana
Peru
rets
Western Tablet
Westmoreland
&
pfd
16%
150
16%
Dec
23
29 %
700
19 "2
Jun
31 %
1 %
1%
8,600
1V4
Jun
1%
1%
38.900
1%
Nov
v130%; 131%
2,640
130%
Dec
160
21
Sinking
Rio
de
Eagle
White
*No
a
(R
C)
&
Brothers
Wood
Odd-lot
(F
American
6 7c
h
Feb
44%
Dec
150
20 Va
Jan
26%
Jun
22%
23%
1%
Jun
3%
Sep
1.300
9%
Dec
12 %
Jan
22%
400
22%
Nov
28%
Jan
3%
200
3%
Nov
4%
3%
11%
11%
12%
400
11
Oct
16'A
23 %
24%
1,600
ld%
Jun
26%
300
4%
Dec
pfd_
\'i
'
5%.
5'A
5%
23,300
3%
'A
2%
Dec
■:
—
Chicago
Transit
Sep
106
150
11%
Nov
15%
17
500
16%
Dec
3'As
800
55%
Apr
83%
7%
400
Oct
8%
%
1 A
9,100
x
%i
Nov
16%
17%
2.700
16%
Dec
i<i
1
.
1994-,
1970
Authority
Bid
June-Dec
£53 %
-~
92%
-4
1st
Eastern
Ercole
of
N
mortgage
A 1st
listed
mortgage
Gas
Fuel
&
with
series
4s
Nov
2
80%
81%
1992—
I
1.965
1940
63
Itfcr.v-Nov
.May
•i 89 %
Jan-July
95
110
116
Guantanamo
Isarco
5%s
debs
conv
1953
debs
Western
&
coupon
Yojk Stock Exchange
with
A7s
1970
4s
ex
Nov
Nov
1
1940
1947
1
coupon 1952
1952
Dec.
convertible
J st
6%s
subord
mortgage
due
debentures
65
24
102%
r,-.92
.114
144%
87
98'A
81%
80%
89%
■I
62
ilO
First
Second
65
Indus-
Grade
Grade
roads
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
172.75
91.85
494.38
24
55%
54'A
65
92
90%
A6%s
97
Closed-
40
87.45
89.77
—Closed—
26-— (
496.74
152.74
67.69
173.01
91.91
89.19
90.16
87.80
89.76
Dec.
27
496.38
153.34
67.71
173.10
91.56
89.22
90.23
87.81
89.70
—
—!—
Holiday—:
— ______
-Holiday—
Over-the-Gounter Industrial Stock
Averages
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Oate—
Mon.
Closlnr
Dec. 24.
Tues.
Dec.
Wed.
Dec.
Thurs.
High
Holiday
Low
b3.05
87.93
Range for 1955
High
80.49 Dec
37.89
Low
26
Dec.
Range for 1056
Holiday
25
27-—
94.00 Aug
3
78.87 Jan 23
Fri.
Dec.
28
7
08.05 Jan 18
SEG Index of Stock Prices
The SEC index of stock prices based on the closing prices of the common
stocks for the week ended Dec. 21, 1956, for composite and by major industry
groups
year are
with
compared
current
as
the preceding
follows (1939
=
week and with highs and
lows for the
100):
Dec.
Composite
168
47
5
151
168
52%
Utility
21, '56
Dec. 14, '56
1956—
439.1
-
Goods
441.0
425.0
314.3
.
—0.2
151.8
151.9
283.8*
288.3
—1.6
356.2
362.7
—1.8
398.6
369.4
425.2
353.0
—0.6
314.3
—
468.6
437.6
—0.3
456.1
31S.0
500.8
—0.4
423.9
Low
.
366.2
--0.4
453.4
„
Goods
High
Change
343.7
342.2
•
303.2
161.5
151.6
325.5
283.8
383.2
—0.1
326.8
:
109
53
Trade, Finance
Mining
•New
and
Service
,
low.
92
85%
97%
11
94
95%
3
'
i
Transactions at the New York Stock
101'A
90%
92
96%
96
Oct
ex
Service
1947
1
&
Gas
Power
April-Ocf
—
June-Dec
—
—
1964^
I960-.
3s,
series E
3s
series
1962_Jan-July
Southern Counties
Southwestern
Terni
Gas
-
Gas
A6V26 \v:th
A6V2S
Aug
Aug 1
ex
Dye
&
3'As
1970
Gas
(Calif.) 3s 1971
Electric 3'As 1970
&
Hydro-Electric
United
—
—
91%
—
Feb-Aug
1
1979
F
89
Tues. Dec. 25——
88
102
Wed. Dec. 23
2,450,119
$5,889,000
$251,000
Thurs. Dec. 27——
2,423.539
5,503,000
205,500
5,708,500
2,797,179
6,851,000
204,100
7,055,100
7,670,837
$13,243,000
—
—
—
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
—
-•
--
—
—
Feb-Aug
'—
—
—
—
Total
72
__
1
1940 coupon
1947
1953
coupon 1953
6s 1973
:
135
A7s
with
A7s
t»x
Dec
Dec
1
Corp
Washington
1
1940
1947
deb
Water
coupon
ser
Power
A
Penn
Western
Traction
Newspaper
1964
1974
Union
Jan-July
June-Dec
June-Dec
1960
5s
June-Dec
—
—
1963-
3%s
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs
1956
1956
coupon
6s
101%
„
73
June-Aug
6s
1959_,
10G%
Feb-Aug
80
1
95%
*
91%
113
American
Stock
1956
Stocks—No.
96
81%
International
104
Foreign
K ,9Sf%
ABaden
(Germany)
(Col)
%Danz1p
»nrt
B
%
102 %
89
115,000
55,544,650
83,189,000
Railroad and
14,008,000
1,006,887,200
962,254.100
18,243,000
Industrial
Total
70
100
106'A
5
95
103%
34
72
1952
$14,905,000 $1,062,899,850 $1,045,949,100
102%
16
$18,903,600
100
12
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
'
96
72%
73%
",
3
3
1Number
,
Foreign
Foreign
oomcsttc
of
Government
Corporate
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Shares>
85
101' '2
105
Mon. Dec. 24_.
100
110
Tues. Dec. 25
Total
Bonds
Holiday—
Holiday—
$125,000
1,034,670
:
$121,000
$4,000
1,057,210
Thurs. Dec. 27
Fri. Dec. 28—
89,000
17,000
6,000
1,330,216
72,000
5,000
20.000
97,000
$282,000
$26,000
$26,000
$334,000
112.000
Week's Range
Sale Price
Friday's
Kill
&
Asked
High
Bonds
Sold
NO/.
Range
Jan.
Low
Since
3,422,096
1
High
Week Ended Dec. 28
1956
1955
Jan. 1
'1956
£80
8tocks—No.
£80
£160
181 'A
190
of
Shares
Domestic
Foreign government
£104
82
£89
81
.—Jan-July
■£21
'. M
f
on
107%
99
"5
to Dec. 28
1955
3,422,096
4,679,451
226,476,707
228,955,91.5
$282,000
$349,000
$14,918,000
$16,841,000
26.000
194,000
5,607,000
15,652,000
26,000
41,000
1,673,000
2.837,000
Bonds
188
£88
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
fi'A®
$14,000
$353,000
—
7s 1951
WaScrtvovs
492,000
$897,000
Bank
;
91
87
4101%
100%
100
100%
or
April-Oct
Jan-July
Jan-July
649,602,291
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
96
Period
1951
*'
552,597,887
102
97
101'A 101%
Last
ACauca Valley 7s 1948
June-Dec
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
A 6s
series A 1952
series
9,006,626
U. S. Government
100%
97 %
72'
Low
Agricultural Mortgage Bank
A20-year 7s April 1946
A20-year 7s Jan 1947
1955
1956
1955
7,670,837
Shares
Bonds
94
89
to Dec. 28
$660,600
of
99%
85
Jan. 1
101%
94
£100
£25
Interest
Exchange
$18,903,600
Week Eiidecl Dec. 28
Wed. Dec. 26
BONDS
$660,600
90
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Friday
$6,140,000
150
90
United Electric Service Co—
Wasatch
-Holiday
4
£110
£25
Feb-Aug
—
-Holiday
nr<
'82
82
91% 92%
£85
100
£80
99
84
£80
90
£80
93% 99%
83'
£84
96%
£93
90
90
93
£80
88'A 88%
April-Ocf
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
97
93%
Mon. Dec. 24
Co—
Chemical
Bond
Sales
Bonds
18
__
90
Mar-Scpf
3%s series G 1981
California
Tot*J
Government
Bonds
103%
98%
136
1978
Southern
Bank
Bonds
93%
£25
1976
3s
£110
£80
V,
Feb-A<fflf
1916
D
series
Foreign
Bonds
102
£92Vie 100
"136
1973
C
3 %s
United States
int'l
and Miscel.
99%
88
__
r j.
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
2%s series
\
April-Oct—
1981—May-Noa
deb
conv
88
1098_Jan-Juiy■136
Qq 0s
3%s series A 1973
B
Shares
1
100
106
95% 96%
£80
100
—
April-Oct
Corp
Railroad
Number ol
176%
Fri. Dec. 28—
1968
3Vis
coupon'IDGO——,
Electric
Water
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5f
series
—
Jan-July
Power
&
101
95
176%
—
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
105%
Stocks
£176%
—
,
1971
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
A6s
90.20
Bonda
25——..
Manufacturing
94%
J
12
95%
Jan-July
1963
to
mortgag% 3'As
3s
Water
Harbor
West
89.60
Total
ities
Dec.
Transportation
95
92
97
Jan-July
1970
Public
3s
67.66
10
Util¬
Dec.
£25
May-Nor
Piedmont Hydro-Electric Co—
A6V4s with Oct. 1 1940 coupon
Safe
I ties
153.70
73
£86
1976—Jan-July
1953
extended
1st
mortgage
Pennsylvania
3'As
6%s
1953
Power
1st
10
Total
21-—
Dec.
and bondf
mo
92
liq tr ctfs__
April-Oct
England Power 3'/4s
1961
Nippon Electric Fower Co Ltd—
'
stocks
~
"
-Bonds-
15
High
89
118%
52 %
Mar-Not
6%%
New
Ohio
representative
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
Util-
National Research Corp—
•
as
20
1
50
54%
4165
52 V:
Jan-July
coupon
Altalian Power Realization Trust
Midland Valley RR
4%
1963
A
Averages
of
averages
Hydro-Electric Co—
A7s
5s
daily closing
Since
Jan.
£25
May-Noa
1967
June-Dec
RR
Trans¬
r
dividend.
week.
current
trials
Non-Durable
95
Jan-July
6s
during
Rail-
Date
Durable
Mar -Sept
AGesfuerel
transacted
30
Jan
£100
A6%s ex Nov 1 1947 coupon 1953
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
Line
being
Indus-
Dec
/
-
May-Noc
Tiger
sales
no
r
.
Stocks-
Aug
Lou)
63
55%
—
1953
Flying
the New
on
A Mar
Range
NO.
120
£87%
Jan-July
1993_
B
Mtge Co-
1
prices;
Percent
A
series
3%s
Marrelli Elec
A6%s
the
Division—
J
4s
asked
17'A. Dec
Sold
Hioh
92%
92
114
June-Dec
1978
1
Bonds
Asked
Quar-Feb
3%s
ih
Friday's
or
Sale Price
4..-June-Dec
1970
A
40
Week's Kangt
Last
1'cl'loli
1998-
1
series
36 Va
40
delivery transaction (not included In year's range),
d Ex-Interest,
included in
year's
range)4; f Ex-liquldating distribution,
g Ex-stock
(not
and
are
21'/a Mar
78%
Interest
inc debs
57%
5
39
40
48%
~
17
Exchange
Aug
20ia„Jan-July
Stock and Bond
Below
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna
bid
s
Mar
12 %
7 11
'
:'
"i%
•
__10c
Power
6s
2%s
2s
Jan
16%
12'4
78
5s
Corp
Elec
Edison
A)
50
19
50'
104
45
50
99
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of
deposit ; "'cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v"
non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-lrust certificate!;
"w i,"
when issued;
"w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
li Apr
4%
77%
1
2
8
Lo 10
Bethlehem Steel
Jan-July
102%
n Under-the-rule
transaction
(not Included in
year's range),
(not included in year's range), x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating
17%. Jan
Dec
98
Friday
Appalachian
14
550
15
14 %
15
BONDS
Boston
£49 M
1997
being traded flat.
IReported in receivership.
9% Mar
Nov
15,490
%
3
3 %
100
—
4s
£99
Dec
1
Ltd
& Pump
£60
Mar-Sept
Jan
23%
1
4%%
Stock
£65
June-Dec
1972—
£65
June-Dec
Feb
22 %
3%
10
£1
Petroleum
Steel
Mar
5,400
2 'A
'22 %
deposit receipts
Zapata
A Amer
39
Oct
35
~
_1
preference
Hargreaves
5s
Ex-principal,
Ltd—
Wright
American
20%
44
9%
Machine
W)
650
41%
2
Woo^all Industries Inc
Woodley
Petroleum
common
Woolworth
May-Nov
April-Oct
1931
(Plan
transaction
cash
for
Apr
9%
common
Newspaper
A
10
Ltd
Lt
47
Deferred
a
58% May
2
Co__
&
Jan
Jan
50
22%
25
Pwr
A
1
5
preferred
Wisconsin
1947
Jan
25
Industries
Petroleums
8% July
140
45
58
41%
10c
Wlckes
Wilrich
Jan
1
Co
Corp
Williams
5
9,709
58
i
Oil
72
43%
£88
1C
'A
76
159 %
70
£47%
2008—_May-Noa
2'/8s 2008
1
stmpd
action
104% Mar
Sep
66
154%
Apr
Dec
122
„
A
A
•
com
common
(The)
Corp
Williams-McWilliams
Jan
value,
par
dividend,
3% Mar
1%
200
%
—
--
io
Oil
"7
"l
7
Is
preferred
River
Feb
Dec
2,500
59 v;
Dec
2%
•
120
£70'A
June-Dec
6s
Denmark
3s
Janeiro
High
140
102
Mar
3
86
20
Inc
~2
i%
2
pfd__100
Stationery
Internat
conv
Wichita
5 7c
2Vbs
1947
(Plan A)
of) —
fund
1
121
i 160
Ltd—
shares
Inc
Stores
19
100
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
White
1927)
Chile
Aug
Coal
Westmoreland
Wilson
A)
Nov
Dec
1%
130%
•
1st
Invest
ord
3% Aug
16%
Ltd
Stockholders
Jun
28%
1.25
4.40 %
Maryland Ry 7%
dtp
111% Mar
1%
•
Utilities
Western
5% Mar
Dec
28%
5
Manufacturing
Leaseholds
Dec
16%
(Del)
West
5%%
£51
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
1951
1927)
of
of
stamped
(Republic
Jan
Nov
3%
104
2%
lOc
Inc
5'A
3%
10
l
Inc
Wentworth
Western
900
104
1
common
preference
Investors
Texas
700
4»A
4
104
30
Inc
Co
Knapp
series
3%
3%
4 %
104
l
Tiernan
Watch
May
Mortgage Bank
2
Bogota—
(issue of Oct
tFriday
3%
•
100
cumulative
Wallace
Amer
(Plan
(issue
of
r.nw
116
May-Noa
1958
ABonds
voting
Bond
of
Since
Jan.
NO.
1-120
£105
Range
Sold
Germany—
stamped
A7s
Jan
2
Corp^
Co
Baking
Western
7s
Bonds
Nigh
Oct
•
Silver-Lead
preferred
$6
stamped
A7s
Jan
121
Apr
Dec
5%
May
5%
Nov
3%
12.700
8
4 %
4%
93
300
'
.
.
__
20c
Dec
28%
2.490
3%
3%
3%
Inc
36%
32%
36'A
warrants
&
81
i
*
7% Mar
Nov
Friday's
1)20
redeemed)
68 %
w
Webb
of)
Nov
5%
5
Petroleum
Syndicate
Corporation
Webster
or
Bid & Asked
June-Dec
1947
(City
Apr
If
Co
Steel
Virginia Iron Coal
Vogt Manufacturing
$2
Week's Range
,
Sale Price
•
Feb-Aug
(Prov) 6%s 1949
ALima City (Peru) 6%s stamped
AMortgage Bank
preferred
Venezuela
Waitt
6s
1947
7s
(20%
1939
Dec
x28
■
1
Industries
Venezuelan
22%
t
common
Vanadium-Alloys
7%
Last
Period
AHanover
11 %
iL '
—
5
5
convertible
Wagner
Munic
secured
54
6,200
•
'
25%
2
common
Sugar
V
Waco
f
Cons
AHanover
Jan
8%
1%
10
Oil
Corp
Feb
32
39%
Interest
Exchange
Low
4
3" »
Stock
High
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Monday,-December 31, 1956
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RANGE
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American
Tel
Corp
100
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Boston
Pers
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50
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187
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139
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18
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Mass
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110
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Nov
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Drewrys Ltd
490
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36
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RANGE
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19
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1,100
19
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23
33 Va
300
200
500
.
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Jan
14
Jan
Jan
49%
Nov
General
Electric
Foods
25%
Oct
34%
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General
Public
General
Gerber
37%
37%
100
33%
Jun
3878
Dec
Potter
26%
27
400
26
Nov
30%
67%
68%
900
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500
1634
Nov
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150
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175 %
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235%
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Apr
51
200
43%
Feb
87%
300
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17 74
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34
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39%
300
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a
800
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1%
31%
117'4
1174
600
21%
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1,200
,
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Dec
18
Mar
Nov
28
Mar
Feb
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July
18%
19 7«
1,500
18%
Oct
26 VB
May
49 Va
100
37%
Feb
50%
Nov
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16%
1,000
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51%
19
16%
52%
52 %
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47 %
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200
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31
800
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117'4
200
10%
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13 74
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27
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300
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22
72%
100
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8%
100
8%
—
Apr
Jan
Dec
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Oct
72%
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14
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a.
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class
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13%
14
300
13%
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17% Mar
59
200
47%
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6050
60%
61%
1,000
52%
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65 %
Aug
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43%
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50% July
Sperry Rand Corp
40 % May
49 % Mar
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34%
100
34%
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38
40
500
38
Jan
45%
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Standard
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200
46
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42%
43 %
200
40%
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51%
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35
35%
400
34
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41
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83%
800
60%
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83%
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16%
250
16 %
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18% May
60
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29%
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59%
59%
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37%
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24%
150
19%
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38%
38%
38 3
4
100
30
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39 % May
3
14%
14%
14%
500
14
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17% May
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10
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11
119%
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34
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200
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37
37
1
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14
14%
2,400
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12%
100
17%
-
25
25
25
100
18%
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2974 May
28 Va
28%
28%
2,700
28%
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12 Va
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50
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147s May
68%
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100
3,100
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41%
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14
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26%
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72
53 7a
54%
700
49%
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6074
20 74
20
20%
400
19%
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23
45
45%
800
44 7a
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58% Mar
2374 July
26%
26%
100
24% May
23
23
23%
900
2178
11%
11 %
12
600
37
37
100
9
16%
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20
Aug
29%
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16
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4374
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48%
46 %
48%
900
43%
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58
61%
61
61 %
1,200
48%
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7
58%
59%
2,800
50%
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56%.
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56%
400
47%
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5
33%
33%
33%
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62% Apr
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16
400
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1274
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12
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25%
1
25
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7%
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2,550
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65
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61%
54%
value
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61%
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36 74
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2
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91%
25
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27'4
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7
38 %
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38%
43 3 4
58%
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58%
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——
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38 %
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50
200
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54 7a
600
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69
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50
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38 3 4
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39
200
37%
27%
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100
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39
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24
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200
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47 %
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58%
100
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44
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4414
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11 7
5
5
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52% May
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250
56
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54 %
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40
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11
21 Vb
60 Vs
200
34 3
36 Va
49%
161% 161%
—
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7
5374 Mar
Feb
8%
40
6174 Aug
48
8%
10
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2.000
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,
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300
42'/a
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43%
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50 7«
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44
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57
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42 7
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,
17%
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42
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72%
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5
248 %
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10
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10
1,300
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33 %
500
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5
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10
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Hein Werner Corp
61
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200
1
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29%
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Sylvania
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Feb
38 74
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
57% Aug
99 Va July
_*
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Feb
21
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110
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974
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5
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500
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5
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1
42% Mar
7%
40%
100
Jan
4674
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5%
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9%
2674
100
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41%
39 %
39%
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Peabody Coal Co
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33%
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.
5,400
11
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44 74
1.25
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38%
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5%
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3%
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2%
33 %
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100
1,900
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/
300
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Feb
1,000
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29%
6
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1,200
47
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5
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29
17
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42% July
300
51
&
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Northern
72% July
89%
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York
Shell
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2 %
1
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Apr
Jan
45 3.i
,
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70 Va
62
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10
130
29
5
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Aug
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5
common
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11% Aug
10%
130% 130 74
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Feb
36
45 3 u
55%
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3574
46
50c
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Jan
38'%
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Luxe
Fruehauf
7474
30% May
150
-'
5
preferred
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New
Jan
1674
(The)
National
Aug
25%
Oct
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National
Oct
10 74
300
a
19
0
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200
36%
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Aug
68 %
27%
300
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1,203
65
38 V4
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Jan
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17
67 "4
33%
64%
2
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convertible
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66 74.
(Un)__5
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33%
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5
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874 Mar
36% Mar
434
6%
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l
—
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10
12.50
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Falstaff
&
River
Apr
53 %
10
;
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Feb
41 %
1
(Un)
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14
16%
21
5
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Eddy Paper Corp
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Nov
Aug
30 3/a
29
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107'2
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18
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20
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26 Va
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100
22 74
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17 7-4
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29%
550
100
Nov
26'A
26 %
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1,800
100
39
I
100
35 %
,
6%
13 3 a
Nov
5
26 %
35 %
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38%
5
26%
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Motorola
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18%
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1
:
46%
Dodge Manufacturing Corp
Dow
1,253
1
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27%
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500
60
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Jan
187 a
(Un)
21
58 %
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10
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20%
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20
20%
60
34% Aug
19
33%
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72 74
Feb
28%
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common
Nov
24%
200
17
(fln).._
61%
300
600
25
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Curtis-Wright Corp
400
30 «/4
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13%
6%
62%
„
21%
51
1
62 %
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r
40 7
8G%
5
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Montgomery Ward & Co
Morris (Philip) & Co (Un)__
68
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Nov
18
1074
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Jan
130
America
of
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Continental Motors
27
Dec
July
17%
31 %
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1278
70 Va July
Aug
36
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Feb
24
45
13
45%
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10
100
300
39
400
*
common
100
12%
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1374
49%
5
(Un)
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10%
25%
12%
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300
__
10%
257'h
Apr
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100
39%
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47 Va
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900
70%
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4%
Oct
32
Jan
35
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58
Nov
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3374
Jan
157-1
10%
3%
100
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58%
—
42
550
2%
53
15
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Jan
24% July
147'A Mar
500
21%
15%
100
Electric
41
903
Jan
58
Jun
34%
16%
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1
common
preferred
1,103
3 %
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42%
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6% July
61% Aug
10
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42%
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57
20 %
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43 74
46 %
33 %
17%
68
10%
,
70 74
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—
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Chicago Towel Co common
*
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preferred
——*
Nov
Jan
57%
900
Chicago
Chicago
6174
43
115
12%
*
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Mississippi
50%
2934
*
300
Apr
15
39 %
*
Paul & Pac common
St
Chapman
Minneapolis
5874
1
Feb
60%
100
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35
-.25
1
7%
1
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100
25
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18 74
2
474
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5
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2774
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convertible preferred—-.
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&
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&
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Feb
2%
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Jan
38%
77
a
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common
13
Service
Light
Central
37 74
23%
42%
.*
18
2
5
4474 Mar
Nov
127 Va 127%
1
Portland Cement
Feb
24
44
77
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5
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Nov
15 74
100
16
27 7
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—
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300
500
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common
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Jan
15%
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70
35%
5
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38 Vs
500
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31
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70
35%
____——25
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Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un)
Lincoln Printing Co common
15% Aug
47% Aug
9% Jan
15,600
Va574
18%
common
Corp
Central &
Power
—
33% July
%
1
Ltd
__
31
•
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co
87% Mar
Nov
25 Va
400
574
%
5%
—.——5
Pacific (Un)
Canadian
(Un;
23 % May
4%
50c
Canadian
Tel
&
Chemical
&
Alum
73 7 a
Jan
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&
Sep
Feb
14174 July
Mar
24
35%
Jan
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12.50
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Tel
35 74
12%
10
—5
lp
Nov
100
Apr
10874
1374
*
38%
Dec
35%
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38%
40%
75
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200
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200
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Dec
24 Va
200
6
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Burlington Industries
Jan
9 VB
Dec
July
33
Jun
79%
106-j4 107%
__
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10
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34
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Philco Corp
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Nov
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23
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2
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for Week
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Sale Price
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FOR
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31%
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484
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145
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38
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166
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31
250
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The Commercial and
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Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, December 31, 1956
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
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Par
Johns-Manville
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57
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198
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62
Nov
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35
69%
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Richfield
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1,456
58
14%
2,855
14'2
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Feb
107%
14
Dec
Jun
117%
Feb
125
19% July
147
Mar
class
Tobacco
Manufacturing
Oil
Lehman
Leslie
2%
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Corp
Salt
List
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Lockheed
Corp
Aircraft
(P)
44%
710
43%
Nov
53%
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W Fine Foods
and
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11 %
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58 %
Dec
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Dec
25
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20%
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37
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31%
Oct
45
Dec
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Oct
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Jan
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Corp (Un)
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Wheeling Steel Corp (Un)____
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539
43%
Feb
60
18%
18 %
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10
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122%
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63 '2
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586
4j%
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54% May
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50% Mar
850
965
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Company
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Co
Westates
48% May
4%
Feb
Jan
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Nov
Jan
5J% May
28% July
70
7%
7.50
2,
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Washington Water Power
Dec
31%
9%
Jun
35%
240
14%
57
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July
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Mar
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Vanadium
75% Mar
479
17
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Nov
65%
34%
Nov
25% May
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•
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16%
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Jan
45%
11%'
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of Calil
Co
Fruit
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20% July
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Railway Equipt & Realty Co Ltd—,—1
Rayonler Inc common
1
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cap
Jun
Nov
39%
19%
22%
48%
Century-Fox Film (Un)____l
Air
Jan
51%
5
445
37%
10
Corp
Aircraft
12%
Dec
200
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44%
12
5
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United
35%
5%
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122%
Dec
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Corn
m
150
Nov
5%
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622
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Number 5599
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Volume
»
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Chronicle
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CANADIAN MARKETS
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1.85 Mar
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1.10
2.71
2.75
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5.85
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4.60
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1
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42c
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1.60
4.30
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6 J/2
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Harrison
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39c
3,929
1.99
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12
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1.74 Mar
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Co Ltd
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A
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135
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300
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.
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Nov
30
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i
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25
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18 % July
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-
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19%
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:
11%
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preferred
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20%
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DECEMBER
Friday
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20%
20%
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&
ENDED
STOCKS
feharea_
Low
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-
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Steel
WEEK
for Week
V
-
....
!
FOR
Sales
Range
38c
45c
36c
72c
-67c
72 c
1.92
1.90
1.99
,
18,100
1.45
1.62
Nov
4.65
Jan
Mar
Apr
Jan
39
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The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
Monday, December 31, 1956
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Canadian Stock
Friday
Exchange (Cont.)
Week's
-
Last
stocks
of Prices
Par
New
Formarjue
Mines
Ltd—
New Jack Lake Uranium Mines
New Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd.
New
Spring Coulee Oil
Minerals
37c
Ltd— l
45e
13,70 J
1.35
1.40
10c
Feb
65c
Mar
70c
Aug
1.10
•
2,000
xcc
J0%c
8%C
11c
i
11c
8.800
New
West
1
24c
21c
25c
1J.0OJ
_-_l
3.00
3.80
3.90
2,000
i
1.35
1.30
1.40
1,200
North
•
•
Minos Ltd—
Amulet Mines Ltd
American
Ltd
Rare
Metals
(1045)
OkaJia
Oils
Ltd
-1
Pefroleums
Pennbec
23c
30c
2.25
2.20
2.30
9c
Jan
5c
Nov
2.05 July
Belcher
16c
Jan
Bell
26c
Oct
•__
40c
4.5c
31,700
12%
12 %
Telephone
1.00
Jan
Joula
Dec
BicrOft
5.00
Jun
Oct
90c
Mining Corp
1.50
Oct
Penno
Oas 4%%
preferred-.
Hips Oil Co Ltd—_,
Gold
Nov
1.77
Jan
Nov
2,600
SCO
9c
Nov
12%
Jan
25c
Nov
8 50
Feb
75c
16%
15%
18'4
700
8Cc
35c
3,200
Feb
135
1,500
9c
Nov
43c
Feb
65c
Nov
3.85
6c
Nov
18c
Mar
3.90
Nov
6.00
Jan
Gobi
Mines Lid
Bouzan
20% July
1
58c
Sep
V.4i Sep
Brazilian
1.95
Britulla
British
Aug
British
Aug
Mines
*
7%
8.151
46c
44c
49c
24,900
2.55
2.32
2.55
2,973
46%
American
Oil
Columbia
E!ec-=-
4
% %
Nov
4.75 Mar
75c
Nov
Quebec Labrador Develop'mt Co Ltd—1
Lithium Corp—
1
3.45
Apr
Bruisn
Columbia
12c
Forest
12c
1,000
10c
Nov
32c
Apr
British
9.20
Columbia
9.20
Packers
9.20
700
8
Nov
14%
1.94
1.94
Apr
2.02
Red
Crest
Gold
Mines
.Rexspar Uranium
Mining
Co
&
15c
Mines
——
1
—
Ltd__
Sleep
Rock
Sullivan
Mines
Gold
Mines
Mines
26,500
7.90
7.95
20C
6c
7c
5,50*1
Ltd
Mines
Ltd—
1,000
Apr
Dec
61c
Apr
Buflalo
24c
Nov
52c
Feb
Building
15c
17c
11,500
10c
19%
19%
2,875
3.60
3.60
3,65
900
44c
Weedon
Pyrite &
Mineral
Westburne
Westville
Oil
Mines
Feb
6.60
Copper
Ltd-
Apr
17
Aug
16'
Aug
36 %
50 % Aug
45%
240
91c
93c
16,000
85c
Nov
(jC
8c
4,500
6c
Nov
18c
Feb
12c
12c
1,875
7c
Nov
15c
Jan
11c
14c
25,050
7%C Nov
60c
Jan
14%
Apr
11c
1
Mining Hi Smelt
10.00
9.25
10.00
1,550
5c
8%c
9%e
4,500
67c
67 c
60c
l,o00
65c
Gold
•
13'%c
Sep
Ext
"
—:
♦
Acme
Gas
Advocate
Ajax
&
Oil
;
Ltd—
Akaitcho
Alba
Yellowknlfe
Explorations
Alberta
1.44
Voting
Alberta
Algom
Cons
Aug
13 %>
3,075
12%
Nov
Campbell
1
5.25
5.35
450
28%
28 %*
29 %
355
20
2o%
26%
26%
90
*
5%.
5%.
5%
100
*
13
13
13
100
36
37%
589
2
85c
Feb
48c
Mar
jc
5,100
5.70
1,000
4.50
Nov
8.10 Mar
1.70
1,000
1,48
Nov
2.88
22c
Dec
15c
Nov
1.61
Nov
68c
Sep
,
Petroleum
Apr
43c
Red
Canada
Canada
99c
1.04
15,500
59c
Jan
lac
15c
21c
12,700
lie
Nov
80c
14%c
Apr
1.00
•
—
Foils
Iron
Stone.-
A
!_
Foundries
10
common
Can
Apr
Assurance.—
Malting
Met
36%
100
Life
Canada
Nov
Cut
class
pfd
Canada
Apr
45c
common
Canada Crushed
Mar
Nov
Lake
Cement
3.10 Mar
Dec
26%
Preferred
4 % '10
1.01
101 %
pid
26
Explorations
Oil
Exchange
.
23%
Aluminum
Co
Ash
26%
30c
Jan
Jun
33c
Apr
19c
2,500
17,350
67c
2,200
62c
40c
40c
l/c
3.80
Nov
Mar
Oct
43%
1.07
18,500
J.^i)
8,600
2.00
1,200
39%
50
Atlantic
Canadian
Celanese
AVillabona
113
780
93
Feb
253
100
Feb
110
45%
47%
89
—
49c
192,200
535
12%
12%
90
9.40
14%.
3,500
3,67 J"
Canadian
Jan
<*au
50c
*
1—
8c
8%c
7,759
2.04
1.84
2.04
20,790
30c
11,500
Dec
53%
41c
Dec
1.50
Canadian
Apr
Export Gas Ltd
Canadian
Canadian
Oil
5%
Cos
3.70
Apr
2.50
Jun
1953
warrants
16%
Apr
1955
warrants
50
Dec
53%
Jan
Canadian
11
Oct
13 %
Petrolina
Pine Lilies and
pieferred
Aug
Nov
1.98
Jan
Canadian
5c
Nov
25 %c
Canadian
3.25 Aug
30c
Dec
80c
Jan
Canadian
Thorium
28c
Nov
65c
Feb
Canadian
Tire
16
Dec
25%
Apr
Ca..avian
44
44
45%
200
41
Sep
47 % July
Canadian
42 %
Dec
57% July
Canadian
Nov
70c
Canadnsa
70
15c
2,700
Canam
1
10c
_„1
32%
10c 10%c
common
15,901
10c
8c
Nov
52c
Feb
Feb
4.10
4.10
300
2.98
Nov
30
33%
3,475
19%
Jan
44
go
95
5,590
81
Nov
101
Aug
—6
6
6
28
Can
Apr
94
'
—
*
5
*
29%
5
29%
29
100
2.220
4.50
5
,17%
6.25 July
Bank
of
Dec
Feb
7.00
Utilities
Eankeno
7
34 %
2,000
8c
Nov
25c
91,£00
9c
Nov
22c
lie
10c
12c
16,000
8c
Jan
24c
Barymin
base
Baska
45c
51.201
25c
Nov
74c
12c
14c
14.1C0
9c
Nov
46c
5','r
9c
9%c
7,000
7%c
Nov
16%
1,71b
8.80
Jan
20
Aug
35
159
Jan
40
Aug
Bata
16%
16%
33
33
Oil
Cariboo
Gas
3.00
3.15
1,700
1.60
Feb
51
558
47'%
Jan
57%
382
53 %
Jun
68%
1
23c
3,400
20c
Nov
40c
Ltd.
11 £59
38c
Nov
1.09
54C
58c
13,120
49c
Nov
1.65
Jan
70c
73c
"
page
43.
*
.4,300
50c
61c
6Fc
27.210
51c
Nov
26c
31c
82.625
12c
Nov
61c
Feb
i0c
9%c
Mar
__
Nov
80c
1.25
Deo
Apr
■
lie
7,800
8%c
Nov
19c
1.33
1
1
see
163
1.75
11%
1.33
1.39
27.693
1.24
Nov
3.25
Apr
1.60
1.57
1.70
8.400
3.40
Nov
Jun
2.70 Aug
Dec
12%
Dec
8%
350
7 %
Feb
13% July
27
23%
2,617
19%
Jan
30
100
97 %
Dec
100
625
5.CO
2,070
3.25
Auk
107% Mar
7% May
13% Aug
Jun
32%
32%
3,272
29%
Nov'
7% Aug
36% Mar
25 %
25 %
99.3
23%
Feb
31
2.90
2.98
16.207
4.25
400
10c
lie
6,000
110
10c
110
15
2.74
4.00
Feb
Dec
34c.
800
1.45
22c
Nov
Nov
71c
6.50 July
7%c
Dec
14
91
Apr
136
Aug
%c
Dec
96
96
5
95
Nov
1C5
Mar
32
32
50
27
Nov
46
May
2.75
2)75
2.75
100
54c
54c
54c
500
4lc
Nov
1
71c
70c
73c
31,880
65c
Dec
46c
Nov
1
4.50
2.15
v
Apr
83 c
13,(95
1.58
Apr
1.35
1.422
1.09 Maf.,
1.85
Sep
1.75
1.75
1.75
2,900
1.75
3.20
Sep
53c
53c
609
•
7.75
7.15
7.75
3,140
6.60
Nov
10% Mar
1
4.35
3.25
4.35
13.118
3.25
Nov,
6.00
82c
__
I
1
-
Gairdner &
60 Wall
47c
,
Dec,,
9Cc
Nqy
CansJum
Company Inc.
Street, New York 5, N.Y.—WHitehall 4-7380
A filiate:
Gairdner &
l
CANADIAN
SECURITIES
Apr
1.80 Mar
77c
1
Lid
Nov
1.21
Quartz
Corn
2.40
Company Limited
Members:
The Investment Dealers' Association of Canada
Toronto Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Winnipe* Stock Exchange
Vancouver Stock Exchange
Wire system to all ojficet
4
Jan
July
July
96
_1
dk*
-
I
4.60
Jan
34c
-
Dec
7.50 May
29%
32
—
Gas
Feb
*
6~1 c
•
Beaver Lodge Uranium-—:
1,915
12 %
0
Producers
Gold
Jan
43c 44%c
22c
4.20 Aug
61% Aug
28c
*
'.
1.95
12
2A5
Dec
6c
Apr
58c
Beattie-uuque.slie
footnotes
25
56%
43c
Beaticage
Por
3.00
|
50%
22c
Mines
Petroleums
1.86
21
4.10
,
101
Reserves—
16%c May
501 u
1
Ltd
75
10',2
*
prefcrr, d
Apr
9%e
%
Mining—
Uranium
21
Mar
1
Exploration
Metals
21
Apr
33c
57
—
Nov
Dec
39c
13 %c
10
;
Dec
4.30
Feb
22c
50c
Mines
25% Mar
2.30
Aug
10c
17c
1
Mines—————-.
Nov
16 %
9,750
1,73)
9
2.95
1
common
Explorers
1
ttarvue
50
2.45
100
16%
Corp
Minis
Natural
°suno
&
Central
1
Barnat
19
9.35 July
25%
Petroleums—1
Williston
Oil
Jun
9%c
1
Apr
Jan
32%
10
Copper uty
Asbestos
1
Mines
94c
2.90
*
Cassiar
20
<
Scotia
11
14% May
4.50
100
25
pn-ferred
Viekers
EiIh
Canso
Ltd
Corp
Aug
1
Montreal
Tlank of Not
Dec
Feb
5.60
•
Sen
1
1
BanU Oils
Aug
11% Mar
6/
30c
10
Prospect
909
1,835
43%
21V4 Mar
20 %
Nov
5.00
100
Railway..
2.000
14c
Nov
Deg
6%
5.35
87a
——
39c
42'%
26%
,
35c
14c
12%
15
Apr
Nov
_*
—
Pacillc
1.35
1.90
*
Oct
42c
21
12%
common
17%
1
A
555
2.35
3——-1
%C Jgn
Canadian
18%
5.40
iuc
Husky Oil
Hydrocatbon
6.70
19
30c
Honustead Oils
Canadian
38c
.—50
6.93
,
Fairbanks Morse common.—*
16%
—__50
•
Canadian
Feb
12%
83c
Dredge & Dock__—"
Canadian Dyno Mines—
'1
July
147% July
Nov
8
*
Petroleumi-,
Devonian
39c
__
warrants.
Canadian
125'
45 %
Nov
Diinsmuiri—
|
Aug
Apr
July
16%
class
13%
4,930
—*
Gas
13
44,540
—
&
13%
6.95
i,
Oil
Nov
365
Jan
———12%
preferred
Mar
14%
25
I
b%
Apr
95c
Nov
12,07u
14
29 %c
Mintes
Bailey Selburn
33%
Nov
13%
385
55c
4,710
51
Ltd
Nov
45c
26%
14
14
84c
13,450
Mines
24%
28
53c
00c
*
6%
12c
Mines
33%
6
14%
Mines
59
Nov
50c
51
Mines
Feb
22%
6V3
12c
Yellowknifc Mines
Atlin-Rdffner Mines
44%
635
3
1312,
;
550
26
Decalta
51
common-.
53
25-la
Collieries
1/.
——
51%
Canadian
115'% 116%
Apr
53
25%
26 %
10c
preferred
•
9.00
•
common—
Gas
Nov
25
;
Canadian
pfd—_50
Productions
20
common
Jan
Apr
River
July
Canadian British Empire Oils.
Canadian Canners class A__
May
Gold
74c
May
7.40
Atlas
Aumacho
ADr
Mar
5.25
2.10
2.70
Steels
Aumnoue
59c
40c
9,443
1.75
Nov
Acceptance
Nov
5,866
6.35
Oct
Dec
Debentures
Warrants
15c
50c
5. )0
Apr
1.40
Artists
2,500
45:;
6.35
1.20
1.51
Temple
Associated
23c
50c
2
1.40
113
Sep
Aug
•
l.'soo
66c
Jan
Commerce
11 715
19%
;.
6.25
Oils
1.70
6.50 May
104
J..57-Mar
Oil
of
i.bo
4.85
—
24%
35
100
Metals Corp
Dec
21c
-
-
2,430
3,900
Mines
17
19
2-0
15
1.65
preferred
190
20
1
7%
1
Gold
20
.I——*
7
1.80
—
35% May
15
4.85
preferred
Oct
15
13% May
Oct
23
7%
•
common
92
10
100
*
1,9 40
39% Aug
95% May
1,700
Chemical {si Cellulose
1,475
Jun
Dec
92
Canadian
1.54
Corporation
33%
83
5.25
Feb
5,670
Apr
May
30%
Jan
40c
42
30
90c
9.40
Nov
92
65c
4.85
Resources—L—
36
2.25 May
5.10
Nov
19%
Dec
Jan
92
Nov
39c
Jan
1.65
4.00
5.15
"
8%c
9.00
3.40
92c
50
35c
18%
Nov
Sep
1.80 May
1.41
65c
125
700
1.64
Nickel
36%
83%
35,909
4.85
-
36
83%.
13c
Mines—c——_isOC
2—1—
39%
40c
40c
Exploi'———_4.75
22 %
93,068
2.00
Develop,.———5
—
26
Aug
May
lie
47%
Paper
Nov
1,70
115%
Pulp &
70
nc
9.00
Apr
Aug
23%
1.90
19%
39%
Atlantic
Breweries
SI
Nov
Admjrnl
Preferred
Sep
31
Feb
Feb
Mar
Bank
Canadia'n
Dec
17
23%
1.65
:
11%
Dec
103
2.92
1
B
Dec
Jaa
July
168
1.50
-.100
class
5
13
7.35
Dec
2.65
common
Minerals.
Canadian
Aug
5.75
Astoria
Canadian
Oct
Nov
86c
43c
Corp
Aubelie
Oct
10c
5.75
!%_•.
Mines
Atlas
22%
65c
preferred———-5o
Consolidated
Ascot
Nov
1.72
Rouyn
$2.40
225
4,087
Jun
29
45c
Apex
Arjon
24
Wire & Cable
Canadian
High
32c
1.75
Huronian
$2%
24
He 11 %c
__
Petroleums—
Arcan
1,535
4.50
Petroleums Ltd—__— •
American
Argus
94 934
34%
18 %c
—
.
Anglo
Area
Low
57c
34
pfd
Lines
32
Nov
3.15
20
I'ei.ruieiiui
Steamship
Canadian
—50c
Lead
Arcadia
Range Since Jan. 1
High
51c
'
Canada
19c
'
common
4%%
Anglo Canadian
Anglo
Shares
cs
Ltd
S unbent
a inula
Canada
67c
Oils—____•
Nephclinc
Oil
Anchor
Anglo
of Pi it
Tow
—_1
Loduc
American
aiittibii:
fur Week
unudiuii
American
Amurex
Sales
Range
Mtge
Nov
94
2.75
36
Permanent
Canada SaSfeway
26
146
3.25
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30
1 40
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Dec
Dec
10
1.50
class
28% Mar
5.05
26'%
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Jun
15J
•
B
Canada
101%. 101%
1
Lairds
Packers
■
Funds
-
150
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Warrants
Class
Week's.
50c
—,
Algoina Steel
Aluminium Ltd
Apr
1.60
Auk
5c
L__
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14%
Jan
69
33c
•
Uranium
.
Warrants
Jan
54c
33
1,500
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trust
11
14.650
Jan
13,009
1
810
1.48
Apr
Nov
5.50
common
11%
1.40
11"%
25c
Feb
1.12
19 (It
1
Gold
Ltd
Distillers
Aug
28c
54'%
*
_____
33
590
50c
Mines
Nov
1,525
40c
24
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Nov
26
63 %
6%c
„
Dec
18c
1,500
26 %
Oct
5c
1
7%c
6,600
13
17c
40c
341/4
—
12,250
31
11%
31
25 %
12%c. Jan
%c
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—
11c
25c
31
10%c
1
Feb
62 %
12,000
Par
Mines
Jan
13'»
15,530
Sale Pries
Preferred
40
Aug
1
Actinia-Uranium
Nov
63%
17c
•
29
t
2.30
1
2U0
•
15c
Last
conuiion
Apr
29%
Calgary k Edmonton—
Calgary Power common
Campbell Cliiboiigauuui
2.15
Friday
Paper
14c
Calalta
&
Ltd
30c
Nov
Mar
1.70
Canadian
<v.
Nov
5 %c
May
Toronto Stock
Mines
11c
2,000
45c
72c
Canada
Power
Jan
3,3)0
7c
7c
29;.«
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99c
71 iiC
7c
•
Steel
15%c Jun
24c
1
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13 %c 13 %<;
17.50 Nov
Apr
26c
Jan
Canada
Abblcan
2.1o
7%c Dec
1
52% Mar
Dec
15c
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-
Nov
1
Lake
Co
43
!
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Lake
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Jan
4J
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1
Hill
4L1
45%
1
1
Burlington
44
43%
25
Products
Bunker
43%
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:
Nov
l
Ltd..
20
Dec
12 % Mar
7c
•
Ltd
Nov
14%
400
.
17c
24c
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5
11
500
14
14
Mines
Canadian
Canada
1
3,40a
14%
14
14.%
1
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Burcliell
May
5.70
_1
13%;
14 Vs
13%
21c
2.25
Ltd
12%
*
Jan
4,300
5,500
1
Corp
Mar
4,000
46,700
1
Mar
52
36.600
25c
_
52
Oct
10c
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41
19c
23c
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25
44c
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43
9c
53c
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43
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Products
Co
24% Aug
Nov
44
35
45%
40c
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45c
Jan
3.35
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Mining
Nov
io
Aug
55'
44
Mining
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5%c
2,oOJ
19%
50 %
Oct
265
Mines
Ankeriti
3,000
1
Jan
2,440
48
Mines
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Buffalo
29c
■
Ltd.—
Litiiiiun
Virginia
Apr
8 %c
—
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Aug
10%
8c
0
Oils
Reel
Brunsinati
Apr
61c
Apr
Apr
47
A_—a
Telephone Co
Bronlaii
25c
-i
United
Power
Columbia
Dec
Apr
4.30
47%
_»
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Nov.
6.05
class
British
40c
Aug
8
2.10
Nov
46%
Products
British
Mar
39C
Apr
Nov
2.20
48
50
—
—
Sep
30
6%
44c
Feb
17c
*
Corp
—
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Ltd-
Asbestos
40c
—
Oct
1.35
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Ltd—.
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25c
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exploration
Nov
6c
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10c
7c
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Ltd-—-..
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Mines
15c
40c
1
Tarbell
Tazin
Dec
7.95
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Ltd
(19441
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Cons
18
40c
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12c
—
South
Mines
100
Class
Brilnslon
-1.
Dufnulv
18'«
4.50
43c
Metals
Soina-Duvernay G'old Mines Ltd
Stadacona
hit 4
Jun
Feb
4%'..
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•
Ltd'——-.
Sherritt-Gordon
18%
Nov
6c
7
Apr
50
95c
1,000
1.75
*
!
preferred
prelerred
10,300
44c
Feb0
50
—
1.07
1,300
714
Jan
>
preferred
1.50
15,800
1.65
.
5%
1.04
50,700
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1
1.37
7c
4,000
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1.07
79c
129 200
8c
4.25
—
1.44
be
1.64
7c
4.00
common
Ltd
Petroleum
1
tide
1.40
7c
4.25
Mn.es
Traction
Brihiiul
Jun
1,54
1
*
Gold
Bralorne Mines
Mar
7c
July
Feb
12c
1.43
72c
Apr
12c
1.43
-
Jan
1.45
1
36c
Metallurgical industries Ltd.. -®
Quebec Oil Development Ltd„__1
Quebec Smelting Refining Ltd—
1
Quemont Mining Corp Ltd-———*
1.90
Nov
Bouscudiliae
fvi'aes
Gold
1
Quebec
Sep
30c
May
Nov
Quebec
96c
2,500
Apr
17c
Dec
,
4.85 0
40c
2.90
28c
25c
Quebec Cliibougamau Gold Fields Ltd
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd-—
1.50
-
Nov
8%c
4,009
Nov
17c
Nov
NoV
307,150
2.25
85c
85c
26.435
-
8c
Mar
10<
'
Nov
36c
—
5'/2C
7c
10c
53 c
■
Feb
5.000
50c
75c
9c
—_I
Aug
7c
2.68
1.40
1.40
—
3.25
60c
7c
2.53
—
Mines—2.5J
3,700
1,100
44c
1
51 U Mar
Nov
15,000
17,500
Nov
Mn.es
Nov
1.61
16,500
12c
9c
Dec ■':>
43%
9c
1.35
51c
15c
2,023
9
2.12
1
6,250
2,574
89c
lie
1
2.19
20c 20%c
8c
1.25
—
46
2.05
July
8c
2.06
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
Portage Island (Chib) Mines Ltd-
45%
2.19
—
Jan
May
4.25
9c
12c
i.95
Feb
Be
1.35
1,330
1.10
1
1
2
60,750
1
E011 villi;
~_1
—
Mining Co
2.08
20%
33
Apr
27c
Dec
Dec
Bordulac Mines
Feb
3.25 Aug
1.29 Mar
19%
27%
45%
;
Uranium
Bay
16%
50
25
Warrants———Biacop
Mines Ltd
12%
1
,
18c
24c
nigh
100
28
50c
——
Corp
Jan
1.99
IjO w
17
v—I%/ 28
1.90
.
Uranium
Range Sine* Jam. 1
High
17
1
Yukon
Sfcares
1.99
L
Copper
for Week
—————1
Mines
Bbvuiar
l
Corn
of Prices
Low
0
.
—20.- ;%
Mining
Eevcon
common.—
26','2c
1'O.taC 10 Vat;
1
Ltd
47,500
Co
Nov
15c
3,850
42c
_
Opemiska Copper Mines tQuebec)
Orchan Uranium Mines Ltd.
Pacific
27c
-90c
~~—X
Ltd-1
;_
Ltd—
Opemisce Explorers Ltd
Pitt
■preferred
Black
Obalskl
Pin
Nov
Lumber
Bethlehem
*
•
Vinnty
Mines
Nov
8c
Beaver
Sales
Range
-
Par
Sep
14c
11,500
New
NickeL Rim
High
8c
1,000
9c
Week's
Last
8ale Price
&
Ltd
:>S
Friday
18.500
10c
50c
DECEMBER
STOCKS
Low
37c
4Cc
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
High
33C
43c
Shares
1.3 5
Santiago Mines Ltd
New
Low
..1
WEEK
for Week
Range
Sale Prioe
FOR
Sales
Feb
Apr
Volume
184
Number 5599
,
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(2873)
41
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Frli«y
8XOCKS
Week's
Last
,
Range
of Prices
Sale Priee
Par
Central
Pat
Central
,
Leduc
Central
Porcupine
Charter
Oil
*
Gold
■
1
10c
——*
2.20
,—
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Cheskhk
Mines
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5Uc
2.15
15c
Dec
54c
26c
Nov
50c
Dec
1.88 Mar
Nov
6.15
54c
50c
55c
8,200
4.10
3.90
4.15
37,160
2.75
2.70
3.00
7,800
95c
81c
■1.03
46,750
67'/a
40c
Yellowknife
Enterprises
!_
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Consolidated
Consol
7c
Nov
31c
13
Mar
Nov
10%
100
25
105 Va
Nov
9,700
1.65
Nov
Oil_
15c
Consolidated
3,600
6%
743
Jun
12'/a
Jan
16c
Nov
74c
Jun
16c
Oct
50c
Jun
28%c 31 %c
14%
14
3.00
90c
Nov
84c
Mar
Dec
50c
Apr
3.70
3.70
320
25c
25c
900
4.70
12,385
25c
4.70
4.55
26 Vi
26%
23c
Cusco
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*
10
•
•
:
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12
18c
28
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Gold
Eureka
Dec
5%
475
4.50
Oct
24,203
Dec
8.00
July
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Dec
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Apr
92c
Nov.,
14,220
35c
Nov
71c
11 VaC
Nov
56c
Mar
31,851
16 Va
15
3.60 Nov
14
-12
1.09
;
22.5$
7.25
Nov
11%
Jun
51c
Hard
Dec
Gold
.
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6.375
20c
Oct
73c
3.80
1.00
80c
Nov
3.90
Feb
1
5.30
4.30
5.50
3,200
4.30
Dec
6.30
Jan
63c
60c.
65c
14.306
48c
Nov
20c
20c 20 %c
1,000
18 Vac
Dec
46c
Feb
10c 12 %c
5,200
10c
Nov
36c
Mar
Dec
13 %c
Jan
5.00
Nov
7
%
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7 %c
1.75
1.61
1.75
24c
21,000
1.42
1.44
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3,050
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3,000
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1.60
Nov
1.50
Nov
18c
Apr
60c
45
132
July
170
Mar
48
48
48
25
45
Nov
53
Feb
15c
16c
6,000
12c
Nov
45c
Feb
26c
23c
30c
30,400
15c
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300
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5%
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Nov
25%
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80c
Nov
5.85 Apr
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1.09 Feb
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1.15
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-
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Oct
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21
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23
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7,800
28c
Nov
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1
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10,000
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20%
8.50 May
12%
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6 VaC
Nov
29c
Apr
,
22
Nov
38
Aug
:
Nov
22c
July
'
4
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„
Jan
26C
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9,235
12
10c
11
.
8%c
•
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21
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11c
10c
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13,300
47. %c
.; ,42c
48c
137,200
25c
Nov
13c
—
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-
13c
14c
2,300
12c
Nov
24c
Apr
Dec
19 %c
Apr
Apr
May
8c
9%c
5,500
9c
1.00
94c
1.06
73.100
45c
13c
,15c
25,000
10c
Feb
7 VaC
7%c
5c
Dec
28c
30c
3,000
27 %C 29 %c
10,500
;
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1.70 May
Nov
14c
9%c
.
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9c
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28c
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25%
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11%
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0
•
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_
2.06
39c
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19c 4 Jan
50c
Apr
*
Feb
58c
Apr
I
835
25%
12c
22%
Feb
30% Mar
1,397
10%
Feb
s
Ltd
Co
A
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28c
,—
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10%
2,030
10 Va
Feb
16% Aug
15% Aug
38
37%
38
125
33%
Dec
49
5.75
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5.35
5.75
13,070
5.15
NOV
10%
82 %
83
2,313
64
Jan
97% July
27c
1,700
25c
Nov
55c
1
Mining
Hudson
Bay Mining & SmeltingHugh-Pam Porcupine
83
,
27c
—
Imperial
Bank
—10
27c
56%
Imperial Flo Glaze common———*
imperial Oil
•
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55%
1
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Lake
10%
May
Apr
$4%
56
22c
Aug
47
Nov
63
-26
26
25
24
Oct
27%
Apr
55%
5,081
23%
Dec
62 %
Aug
11%
11%
2,400
10%
Nov
12%
Feb
19c
,
11%
1
56%
Aug
53%
24c
151,600
24
630
26
Accept Corp Ltd com
*
preferred
———___100
Dec
Apr
5.25
Aug
1.75
Aug
Inglls
(John)
Tnland
-
23%
24
130
15c
Jan
85c
Feb
22%
Nov
29%
Sep
90
Dec
90
10
•
5
4%
5%
8.862
4%
Oct
17
1"
16%
16 %
16%
100
14%
Apr
20
Nov
61 Co—
Omenb preferred
Inland Natural
Preferred
Gas common.!
90
90
—1
7
6%
7
————20
18
17%
18%
700
1
——
Inspiration
80C
76c
80c
8,700
Mining
22e
141,085
10c
Nov
39c
Feb
International
Bronze
Metal
23c
3.381
22c
Nov
45c
Oct
lmei'naiioiial
Nickel
8c
9c
5,350
8c
Nov
28c
Apr
Preferred
19c
International
Petroleum
I'bernaMnnnl
RnnwieV
30c
9Va
9%
165
42c 45VaC
10,050
33c
7,100
.Nov
1.26
Anr
9
Oct
12%
Jan
40c
Aug
12c
30c
32c
4,600
Dec
12c
Nov
4,600
65c
Nov
87c
94c
4.65
8,400
11c
12c
36,100
10c
7c
7 Vac
1.00 Mar
Nov
30c
9,166
.
9c
5,000
12 Vac 14 Vac
8c
25,500
47c
17c
1.42
39,838
Mar
85c
Apr
32%c Apr
6%c Nov
13 VaC
2
94c
102%
Feb
4.90 Aug
1.00
23 %
pfd—25
class
A——*
100%
——100
Dec
12c
1.75
Nov
1.40
Iron
•
30
29:%
12 Va
30%
4,348
9.00
9.10
2,800
93c
Jack
Waite
Nov
Mar
Jellicoe
Mines
Aug
Kenville
12
Nov
100
7
May
1,010
14
29%
13%
14
1,200
12%
Jun
21
20%
21
908
17V4
Jan
25
39 Va
39%
39 Va
160
32
Jan
•
129%
11%
12 %
*
8%
8 Va
8%
1,271
3-c
31c
37c
20,100
14%
14%
14%
50
*
27Va
Jan
10%
1,125
July
44'% Aug
18% Julv
Nov
.Toliel-Quebec
Jonsmith
Kelvinator
of
Lake
Kerr
15
Feb
1.60
Jun
Kirkland
Hudson
3.05
Feb
Kirkland
Apr
Kroy
60c
Dec
37c
Nov
7,950
15c
Dec
1,000
7%c Nov
48
Aug
1.70
2.15
14,400
1.40
Nov
3.85
Feb
2.00
2.90
9.550
1.15
Nov
4.75
Apr
1.30
1.25
1.30
900
1.15
Nov
2.60 Mar
.
20c
20c
22c
10,000
17c
Nov
61c
59c
63c
49,025
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Nov
80c
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66,310
43c
Nov
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1
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43c
38c
48c
44c
48c
27C
Nov '•
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13,889
556,011
40c
61c
1.33
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47c
48c
Dec
34c
July
J
Nov
10%c
10 % c
6,500
8c
75c
56C
78 c
46,600
40c
Nov
18%c
17c
19c
20,200
10c
Nov
46c
Nov
1.39 ,Aug
Nov
3.10
lie
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66c
65 c
67c
12,487
1.95
1.85
1.99
4,800
16%
16%
*
8
Dec
16%
12c
3,300
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Feb
16%c
2,195
15%
Nov
35c
Oct
9
400
48c
48c
48c
1,100
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7 %c
7%c
7%c
2,250
2:62
2:62
2.70
2,825
1
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90c
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22c
1.68
1.59 July
59c
16%
8
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1
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9 Vac
,1.50
9.150
1.21
Nov
2.52
4.75
4.95
3,825
4.10
Nov
6.75 Mar
Lake
Cinch
60c
: 60c
500
Nov
1.50
Jan
Lake
Dufault
Jan
Lake
13%c Apr
Jan
Labatt
10,100
61,200
20c
Ltd
(John)
Labrador Mining
Dec
6c
1.15
1.20
6.957
70c
70c
75c
53,200
.
335
Apr
Apr
Jan
Nov
22
July
94c
May
13%c May
50c
Nov
5.10 Mar
Nov
1.80
3.20 Mar
Nov
15c
1.02
Nov
Dec
70c
95c
July
2.09 July
2.75 Aug
Nov
19
24
Mar
Nov
25
Mar
19%
19%
19
19%
480
90c
1.10
33,100
1.60
1.90
16,346
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10,250
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25c
Apr
I
18c
•
19%
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Exploration
&
1.18
19%
:—1
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1.35
Apr
Aug
1
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9%c
Dec
94c
—*
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Oils
Mar
'
'
1.44
Dec
>1.80 Mar
50
2.65
1
Minerals
13% July
700
30,500
4
:
2.00
1
Kilembe
58c
Jan
4,323
47%
1
Mines
Keyboycon Mines
Apr
1.05
Dec
27%
3,413
81,645
Mines
Jan
55c
Jan
26c
Aug
131% Mar
Nov
.
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9
16c 17 %c
28
45
48
Canada
Gold
Kri i-Addison
70c
1.00
115
42c
Ltd
Co
Jun
17c
200
15c
Mining
Jupiter Oils
Nov
55c
Apr
110
—1
_——
7
1
Aug
46
Jan
48%
Mines
Mines
26c
—1
25
Jan
78%
47
Mines
Jowsey
1,210
7%
Jan
33
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% May
12 Va
22
280
8,260
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10
12
110
40%
27c
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Jacobus
Jaye Exploration
Jeanette Minerals
39
7%
30
23%
37c
Ltd
Apr
Jan
5.50
Jan
1
Products
Nov
28
Dec
1.74
39%
48%
Mines
Bay
Isotope
18%
115% :115%
—1
Dec
7
Dec
Nov
23%
8
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Interpi'ovincial Pipe Line
Irish Copper Mines Ltd-—
Nov
6
17
60C
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40%
common—
.;
—
Mar
20c
•
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Co
700
Aug
Aug
J
Dec
Jan
Dec
15% Mar
8% Jan
35 % Aug
21% July
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,
14 VaC
1
Jan
18c
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16c
Nov
38c
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-
17
,
•
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'
60c
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40c
43c
3.80
3.95
55c
17,500
3.90
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2.80
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Nov
1.08
Nov
7.70 .Jan
Feb
26c
8
Apr
68%. Jan
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Lake
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I
7
51
51%
330
35 %c
37c
3,100
32c
Nov
1.80 May
La
40c
45c
44,330
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Jan
1.20 July
Laura
Secord
58,500
9%c
36c
Oct
Leitch
__
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Feb
Lexlndin
24 %c
21c
•
4
700
26c
51
Dec
Jan
17c
17c
3,000
15c
July
1.00
88c
1.05
147,480
56c
Nov
•
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—_1
1
:
55c
50c
55c
5,900
48c
Nov
1.50
45c
37 %c
48c
77,500
38
38
39
3,460
1.30 Aug
30c
Nov
29
,
Feb
Feb
44
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16
15%
370
15
Nov•
22%
Apr
18%
19
210
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Nov
25
1.85
1.95
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43.
3.75
Feb
Nov
3.55
Apr
Lake
Wasa
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3.90
3.85
4.10
1,750
16c
18c
2,000
—•
3.70
3.70
3.70
100
3
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17%
17%
17%
60
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Candy
2.65
16
Nov
Dec
Feb
Nov
1
74c
78c
3,100
68c
Feb
12c
11%C
12c
12,600
10c
Nov
2.45
2.40
2.50
19,410
1.81
1.80
1.95
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42
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10
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i
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;
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Apr
21
Jan
1.08 Aug
Liberal
Little
Long
1
90
17c
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Class
Jan
Loblaw
2.37
Jan
Lomega
Sep
1.10
Dec
London
Feb
3 60
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Nov
Jan
3.65
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3.35
48
Mar
Nov
23
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15%
Nov
28
Dec
6%c Jan
Nov
23% Mar
32% Aug
26c
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-
1
5%
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50
15c
14c
16c
14,400
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Jan
24c
1.33
1.25
1.40
83,810
80C
Nov
2.18
80c
95c
5.950
35c
Nov
69c
75c
29,700
60c
Nov
9c
9c
9c
2,000
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5%
Jun
Oct
15%
70c
•
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Apr
39
85c 1
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_
30
1
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17
1.75
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Jun
Jun
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Feb
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1
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6,600
21c
1.05
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3.00
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1
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nee
16
3.00
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18%
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—
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July
2.35 Mar
_
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31c
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11,700
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—
1.12
•
22c
42c
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96c
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Feb
6.60 Aug
16c
30
Fanny Farmer Candy, '_c.ij_.__
Faraday Uranium Mines
_!
Federal
1.09
—
Oils Ltd:
Oil
Class
2.90 May
Feb
be
300
1.48
Refineries
Preferred
Apr
—_
—
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Loblaw Cos.
.
64c
Mines
Red
Indian
28c
•
Federal
Nov
Industrial
26c
Explorers Alliance
Farwest
3,500
17C
—_
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Gold
Feb
:————*
Glacier
Oils
21c
19%
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of
Apr
29c
Jan
Falconbridge Nickel
Fargo
20c
urn———-'
Gold
2.18
Dec
37c
•
Famous
Jan
21c
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Mines
Rock
.
Nov
Jun
4.95
Co
Ltd
99
mil
common.,..
Gypsum Lime & Alab
13%
Nov
9c
1.26
Oct
17% Mar
19c
9%c
class
39%
Dec
4,65
Aug
20.236
5.30
,
150
•
Corp
Extelsior
4.80
20
18,500
Pen-Rey Oils
Emerald
750
500
25c
Mines
Mines
Oct
83
Miaes
29"
28
1.52
Gold
Steel
Paper
Eldrich
34
25
"
23c
Metals
Eastern
25
83
1
High Crest
*
Smelting
Aug
200
34
:——
Heva
260
East Sullivan Mines
Eastern
Lead
Apr
6.65
5.25
1.45
com
7.00
5.50
83
—
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5.40 Mar
2,000
2.50
——
Aug
34
Ltd
Apr
v
4.40
*
Minerals
Eastern
Gulf
Gunnar
15% inly
1.45
common
Mar
7.00
5.30
•
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Mines
Jan
825
25c
Rope ^lass, B—
Donnell & Mudge
Duvan Copper Co Ltd
Asbestos
Gulch
Home
4.60
Donald
Eastern
Gridoil
Guaranty
Feb
1.39
25c
Nov
3.90
*
Chemical
Dec
49
Jan
83
Uranium
Freehold
Feb
1
——
57
4.70
7% July
34
—
Develop
Heath
9 Vac
1
Stores
Oct
39% May
5.50
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60c
9.35
10c
Coal
45%
52
23c
:
Gas
Headway
3.80
Steel
Steel
225
200
.
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Sweet
Oct
1.00
1.04
'
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Amphi
Plains
Great
joburke
Dominion
Malartlc
Northern
Great
16C
12
—1
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Dec
5.95
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Head
4.40
1
Dominion
Oils &
Lakes
Hollinger
20,000
16 Va
;
1
&
4.90
42%
com—
;
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Feb
f23c
14c 15 Vac
•
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Granduc
90c
*
——
100
56 '/a
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Nov
1
—21
4.90
56
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11c
4:90
1
_—
4.90
5.75
—
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1
,
Nov
42 %
_
Goodyear Tire (Canada)
4%
preferred
International
Ltd
Jan
Mar
14%
1
_
1
.
Duvex
2.40
5 %
5%
1
Foundry
_
Uranium
Jan
1.52
Ltd
Jan
24
2.314
56
...
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Manitou
Nov
July
7VaC Nov
5.10
1
—
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Goldfields
1.10
69c
45c
.
.
27.Va
5.25
1
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Apr
32
112
4.90
Mines
1
Corp
Dairies
Goldcrest
5,200
9.10
l_
——-1
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54c
Jun
Sep
17
5.75
Mines
Gold Eagle Gold
Harrison Minerals
1
_
Oct
20c
26%
100
16%
42%
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Hasaga
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Uranium
Feb
50
!
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15c
18c
5.30
,—
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Glenn
19 %C
3.90 July
class
Mines
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520,100
500
Dome Exploration ————
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78,750
16%
Nov
17
•
Goldale Mines
Jan
Nov
1,000
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El
14,000
2.75
14 Vac
common-
10
Apr
8%
1
Giant Yellowknife Gold
2.04
Nov
9c
Distillers Seagrams
Eddy
9 Vac
•
305
4.75
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Apr
Apr
45c
July
1.42
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East
1.32
9c
2.60
1
i—_—
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East
49c
'9c
64c
1
— __
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15c
9c
;
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51c
15,588
1.14
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Donalda
7,000
20c
2.73
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8c
60c
94c
Nov
Dec
1,41
Ltd
Detta. Minerals
2,500
55c
—*
17.000
28
1
Geo-Scientific Prospector.1
Aug
Jan
1.10
Dec
9c
65c
17 V2C
38
Nov
41c
4.500
57c
—
.__
Mining
16 VaC
13,371
9c
1.09
22
D'Eldona Gold Mines
Del
Feb
5.90
Nov
..
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62c
Decoitrsey Hrevvis Mines
Desmont
87 c
Feb
1
Minerals
Horn
25
/79c
1.09
—
Deer
8,900
•
Explorers
Dalne
Mining Corp
D'Aragon Mines
Delnite
19,400
—1
Canada—,
Leather
26c
45c
;
10c
.—*
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Pershing
Warrants
5.10 Mar
Dec
2.5Q
66c
.
28c
-1%
Ltd
Mines
Howard
___i
Daering
Davis
3.75 Mar
Dec
___.—r__—,—*
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Mines
23c
4,392
.v.
20c
■■
•
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Warrants
3.35
10c
1
Mining
Imperial
Lend Zinc—.—
Crowpat
26
42c
20c
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25 c
'
1-23
.
Timber
Jan
Jan
'
-—
Cowichan
18c
15c
,
Copper Corp Lid—.—
——1
Coppercrest Mines
!
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug—______
Corby Distillery class A_—
Croinor
Nov
49c
1
!
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of
19c
7%c
20c
1
Conwest Exploration
Oil
1,000
^ "■ 79c-
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Dec
a
Great
6,500
<
Nov
7 %
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Great. West Coal class A
2,500
'
2.40
200
-III
A
Aug
152,050
•
—
corn-
pfd
Mar
1.95
45c
21c
1
Consolidated West Petroleum
Consumers Gas of Toronto—
Crestaurum
9c
Nov
Feb
1.37
1
28.090
7%
1
Mfg
Wares
Gwlllim Lake Gold
Sudbury Basin Mfnes_
Consolidated Thor' Mines Ltd—
Cree
Mar
20c
.
3.00
7%
Mar
85c
20c
?
1.20
•
-Consol
Crestbrook
85c
300
.
20c
1
Canada
Apr
Dec
Dec
17,365
16c
4.00
40c
25c
—1
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Poplar ; Min
Mining '
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2.80 Nov
Dec
38c
44c
1.25
*
6.40
3,210
42c
1.09
9c
Dec
36,083
44c
2-50
Courhor
Oct
Sep
15
1.27
Consolidated Quebec Gold Mines
Coulee
5,000
85c
40c
1
!
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3.25
1.14
,
Nov
8.80 May
23,535
3.05
73c
14Vac
48.345
6.40
2.91
74c
27,750
15
5.85
6%
1
.Consolidated.Peak Oils—
Clark
Mar
16,666
16 Vic
2
Tungsten
Jan
23c
58,175
•
Consolidated Nicholson Mines—
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Consolidated
44c
Nov
34c
2
'
Jan
24c
9c
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Aug
July
6%
_i
Consolidated Mbsher,
.'Consolidated
3.50
Nov
8%C
25c
♦
Red
13c
11%
170
31c
*
Oils Ltd
Consolidated Regcourt
Nov
20c
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Consolidated. Mining & Smelting
Consolidated' Morrison Explor.i
Consolidated.
5.50 Aug
33Vic
—1
.
Mines
Gold
Mic Mac
10
13,000
13c
-
Howey
2.20
13c
!—1
2.80
Mar
Nov
6.20
Crest———;
Marbenor
Oct
9%
12 »/2c
1
Warrants
Consolidated Gillies Lake
Consolidated Golden- Avrow____
Consolidated Guayana Mines!—
Consolidated Halliwell
Consolidated
3.50
3.65
13c
.
Consolidated
Genex
100
12Vic
—
Jun
11 %C
Jun
600
2.02
30c
———
Products
Steel
4.35
2.20
*
:
26c
Jan
Jan
—1
General
General
20c
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25,000
Jan
7 %c
1
_
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Jun
25c
Jan
137%
4,000
2Gc
«
—
Nov
10%
1
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8 Va
10%
*
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Dragon
East
Fenimore
10c
•
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;
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1
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.——
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1.92
Nov
27%
;
1.12
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Gamma
Consolidated Denison
General
Nov
Oct
102
•
General Motors
Feb
10%
10 %
—10
—;—
Callinan
8
1
2.50
Bellekeno
Warrants
10c
■—*
Mines
Bakeries
Jan
203,030
1.75
.
——
85%
85c
9c
59%
1
General
Jun
Dec
8,000
13c
May
2.80
_1
common-.
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Apr
59
71c
51
14c
—
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Mines
35c
Apr
5% May
lie
Power
4.25
1,100
160
12c
_
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Gntine&u'
Bakeries
4.25
!
.
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?
1.79
__1
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Galtwin
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2,390
2.00
52%
205
Aug
General
77c
Oct
%
105
■>
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Jan
8'/a
High
85c
105
•
common——
2.12
8
__
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Nov
6.30 May
Jan
Low
900
14c
•
Nov
1.85
*
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Mines
Nov
76c
8%
-1
,
300
52
52%
1.05
Apr
1.29
Class
1
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Copp
2.10
65c
23,013
Consolidated
;
2.49
140
35c
Consolidated
'
Trailer
Nov
2lc
Consolidated
'
lad
Fruehauf
6c
500
28,650
Development Corp___
Consolidated Allenbee
Oil
|
probislier
Feb
4,000
53c
Conro
.;
Apr
8c
26c
Range Since Jan. 1
High
100% 100'a
6.35
48c
Shares
95c
95c
15
class
3,jo Nov
26c
Willans
Canada
Franeoeur
67%
*
of
(U S)
Aur
38c
Consolidated
Ford
Mar
Co
2.50
67%
Coniagas
Motor
Nov
—25
Confederation
Ford
26c
for Week
Low
•
Manufacturing
1.50
Consolidated Mining Corp——1
CochenoOr
1.61 Jan
Oct
Dec
Sales
Raoge
of Prices
Par
Fleet
16,100
3.55
Week'*
1 ast
.
23,900
3.25
Conduits
*
2.30
.
Dec
7%c
Conrmonwealth Petroleum
i
9c
3.05
Combined
-
1.00
3.25
Colomac
4
1,650
2,000
6.80
8c
Cockihutt Farm Equip
Com
Lake Gold Mines
Coldstream Copper
.
1.19
10c 11 Vac
r
High
Nov
50c
Chrysler^
Cobalt
2 11
26c
Gold Mines——_—_______1
Chromium Min & Smelt—
•
,
1.12
27,900
^—______—_1
Chimo
r
Low
6.89
________—____1
*
>8
Sale Price
3.35
Cbkb-Kayiand Copper
———i
Chibougamau Explorer
__1
Chiboug Jacdlet Mines——75c
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting—,_1
DECEMBER
STOCKS
3.50
Chesterville Mines
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
High
6.15
116
—1
,
Oils
Chemical
6.70
WEEK
Friday
Shares
Low
>
FOR
Sale*
for Week
Warrants
25"
Dec "
36 ?
25
Dec
31%
Jan
Lvndhurst
17c
Nov
62c
Apr
Lynx
-
Apr
—
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Yellowknife Gold
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Jan
95c
Dec
2.50
Feb
17 %c
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CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
stocks
Last
-
Low
Par
1.85
1.99
7,085
Nov
2.30 Mar
Pembina
56c
55C
58c
11,600
46c
Nov
1.51
Apr
Penmans
9C
8%c
9c
19,700
5c
Nov
24 Vic
Feb
Permo
Mines
36c
34c
40c
62,640
30c
Nov
62c
Aug
Perron
1.18
1.14
1.23
3.425
1.00
Nov
Bloedel
Macmillan
30%
30%
30%
1,585
28 'A
Nov
3,917
1.70
Dec
•
class B
IIIl
Mines
Lake Gold
Red
Madsen
Mines—
Gold
MacLeod-Cockshutt
1
—1
Goldtields
Malartlc
Mines
Mines Ltd
Marcon
lie
17c
8 %
8%
17c
8%
1
13,500
25,550
18c
18c
4,875
Mines
;
Pitch-Ore
Placer
Ponder
Nov
35c
47c
Feb
10,500
8c
20c
5,600
18c
45,500
1.41
Nov
13C
He 13 %c
10,000
8c
Dec
6%
1,185
6
84
84%
110
82
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10c
6%
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1
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Dec
Powell
Feb
Oil
Midrim
25
Prairie
Oil
Premier
41%
Jun
68
140
73
Nov
Aug
95% Mar
15c
23,900
10c
Sep
A 25c
39c
18,400
15c
Nov
70c
11,927
Nov
3.80
Nov
30c
1.37
Jan
3.00
28 %c
35c
95,300
1
1.99
1.95
2.08
12,800
1.45
Nov
14
13%
14
2,600
11%
Jan
1
21c
20c
22c
7,700
14
13%
14
210
11
11
11
10
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•
Dec
25c
Apr
4.60 Apr
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1.21
2,300
1.43,
1.15
1.45
107,564
1.30
1.25
1.30
1,300
1.20
1.40
7,900
1.00
Nov
1.60
1.63
1,400
1.40
Nov
8%c
9c
7,000
7c
Nov
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Columbia-
Gold
Warrants'
Mill
Dome
Dec
10%
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1.50 July
55c
11,675
81c
3.25
3.15
3.45
5.053
2%
Nov
5.70
1.60
1.500
1.20
Nov
3.00 Aug
24c
24c
30c
7,785
1.75
1.69
1.87
69,600
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3.25
200
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20
18 %
20
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33c
30c
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Multi-Minerals Ltd
Creek
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46
66c
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National
New
New
15
48%
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90c
91c
1.05
Nov
2.45
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Nov
2.74
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13,500
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38,122
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74c
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45c
225
49c
24,490
26%
50
45c
26%
-
3.35
3.50
Nov
Nov
Nov
2;15 Mar
13%
Apr
1.47
Feb
28'A
July
Jan
*
Jan
6.95 Mar
15c
18c
33,500
10C
Sep
41e
Apr
52c
15,700
37c
Nov
93c
6.05
Apr
Jan
22,500
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Jan
1.75
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Nov
Nov
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34
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Feb
Apr
St
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2.09
1.95
2.09
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Nov
3.25
Nov
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Nov
1.30
Jan
Band
1.50 May
2.55
Sep
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55c
48c
39c
40c
1.43
1.46
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1
17c
14'Ac
17c
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58c
29,950
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12c
15C
65c
60c
14.70U
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2.50 Mar
Apr
Mar
27c
2.70
Apr
Aug
26
Jan
19c
July
75c
Apr
10c
Nov
34c
Apr
45c
14,166
-
-
10
13,500
65c
1
18c
13c
21c
Dec
1.20
Apr
,
21c
26c
73c
89c
17
17%
26c
Feb
70c
Jan
Nov
9c
6,691
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Nov
70c
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1
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549
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25
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26
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33'A
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Nov
14%
Jan
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1.50
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16
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5%
31'Ac
1
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80c
100
45c
1.80
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1,490
18
Dec
Feb
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Canada
Apr
Mar
10
7% Mar
1,185
,
1
Lac
Mines
Petroleum
Russell
8c
38c
37c
41c
1
1
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75c
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f
1.75
18%
1
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Uranium
Royal Bank of Canada
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6,000
11,700
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1
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15c
13c
1.75
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1
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11,000
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14c
1
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82c
2.25
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Macdonald
Roche
11c
46c
Co
Explorations Ltd
9c
2.15
Nov
2.85
75c
48c
Nov
99c
Nov
75c
2.24
91c
5,200
Nov
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1
8,200
1.14
Feb
50o
30
21,020
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45c
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22.540
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50c
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17
1.85
1.83
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30c
1.08
Dec
15c
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95c
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Apr
1.72
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56c
1
Nov
1.75
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1.70
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Mar
53c
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Mines
Apr
May
26
31,300
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1
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Rayrock
57'A
46c
60c
1
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Feb
25
3,500
30.786
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Apr
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Rexspar Uranium
55c
125
73c
2.08
3.50
32c
15
8
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3.10
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1.05
90c
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8
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26
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30c
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92c
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4.85 Mar
1.05
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1.35
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Nov
1.20
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Feb
18%
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1.50
48%
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Calumet
;
45c
Dec
27c
Nov
1.15
Apr
Nov
2.05
Jan
90c
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class
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1
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Dec
32c
30,550
22c
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1,462
51c
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23,000
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1.31
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Mar
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1
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Dec
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1.47
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30c
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157
1.35
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2.00
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3, :3n
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19c
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9,667
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Nov
54c
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1.19 May
17c
19c
18,100
11c
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33c
32c
43,100
20c
Nov
1.14
Apr
1
95c
95c
1.00
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40c
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1.49
Aug
37c
40c
31,700
23c
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98c
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8c
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27c
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17c
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9c
8c
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15,000
2.08
2.00
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1
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3.65
3.90
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1.37
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2.90
—
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2.35
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10,000
8c
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49'A
Nov
2,674
1.28
124,100
46c
40c
40c
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35c
50c
66%
Aug
Jan
7.90 Mar
2.00
Sep
64c
Sep
55c
65c
23,955
Dec
1.59 Aug
4.90
5.10
2 805
4.50
Jan
7.35
Aug
2.40
2.50
3,535
1.75
Nov
4.00
July
7c
6c
8,600
5c
14 %c;
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60c
56c
11.419
55c
7c
63c
1
Nov
1.20
1.32
108,600
5.70
5.60
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20,445
3.15
July
13
12%
13
800
11'A
Nov
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6
6'A
120
4%
Nov
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•
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38'A
Dec
1.70
1.30
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56c
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25
25
25
13
25
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1.28
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Northern Quebec
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1.31 Mar
July
1
22c
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80c
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1.731
Oct
5.90
Dec
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9%1
4 6'A
Sep
2.30
Oct
35% May
Nov
85c
Apr
24'Ac Nov
85c
Apr
25c
7,000
38c
5,000
60c
55c
60c
6,600
•
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16 Vic
20c
13,500
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41c
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15c
39.000
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Sigma
48c
42c
48c
12,700
38c
Nov
1.30
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1
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Rockland
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2.25
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32c
11,500
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16,900
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2.35
2.40
1,200
72c
72c
85c
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common
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6%
preferred
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Orange
Ormsby
9
9
9
150
1
12%
12 %
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8,030
1.78
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lS'/aC Nov
4c
2.05
36C
1.30 May
3.25
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12c
July
Dec
3.20
Aug
Class
1.15
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Mines
Slocan
Van
Southern
Union
Mines
Apr
fetarrat
Steel of Canada
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
Uranium
26c
Dec
94c
July
17,501
22c
Nov
63c
Feb
10c
10c 11 Vic
8.500
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Dec
16 %c
Nov
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16%
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1.16 May
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31
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55c
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3.25
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7c
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31c
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56c
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31c
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preferred
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78c
19c
21c
25,200
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Nov
43c
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19c
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;
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1.20
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2.30
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8,040
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114%
103 114%
7,057
44%
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114%
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53c
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5%
Jun
12
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class
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Nov
1
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7c
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9.200
6c
Nov
60c
53c
61c
46,121
40c
Nov
5
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700
1
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92c
1.11
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22c
21c
23c
45.600
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9.25
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Nov
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13%
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1
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99 3'4
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10
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80c
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20
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46c
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30c
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70c
1
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2,500
35c
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River
1.70
68c
25
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30c
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11%
71%
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29c
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Paymaster
Jan
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11%
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Iron
1
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;
Mar
27c
Nov
8c
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29 Vie
Parbec
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24,450
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Jan
9 %c
25
95c
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29c
6,110
Dec
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28%
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4.40
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1
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1
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57c
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1
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21,500
1
20
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200
25c
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4.45
2.60
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21%
55c
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21 %
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Pacific
21 V2
10%
B
13
2.60
Page Hersey Tubes
Aug
•
A
19%
24c
Eastern
9
1
class
Feb
2 60
Pacific
800
50c
Mines,
Sep
X
Mines
Mines
Dairies
8%
Dec
9,806
1
8.20
2.50
4,200
8.00
10%
1
Standard
SiJverwood
Aug
45c
"
Gold
Minerals
Apr
Jan
♦
Lake
i
~
Nov
Crush
Orenada
Oslsko
2,550
10
Copper
11
1.15
10
21%
Quebec..
Mining
Silver-Miller
Silver
Texas
55C
95c
7.80
trust
Mines
Silanco
Oct
l
•
Jan
Feb
33c
Nudulama Mines Ltd
common
Standard Paving & Materials
Stanwell Oil & Gas—:
55c
—
I
2.25 May
-
Dec
88c
1.15
7.85
10%
*
Jan
5.05
4,
t
Aug
51 'A
Dec
•
:
Breweries
Sicks
Stadacona
56c
<
Nov
-1
commons
43%
25
f
95
Jan
•
Horsey
Spooner
20o
_
68
175
-
Sep
5.10 Aug
2.55 Mar
_i
50c
Gordon
Apr
1.4G
Nov
5.251
May
1
_
-
Jun
5.25
Jan
•
common-
Ltd-
Oil
5.05
43c
Nov
9c
6.00
Warrants
Norvalie
480
127,500
Apr
May
2.50
Oils
Uranium
Star
Northern
58
11c 15 %c
31c
Nov
40c
1.15
•
Rankin
Northspan
North
54%
19,055
5.90
_
Oils
49 c
Apr
3.00
Dec
Oct
1.21
—-1
Inca Gold
Northland
43c
1.85
12c
6.00
ill
Ltd
Canadian
Warrants
II
Ltd
& -Mines
15c
>-
-
50
Gold
Creek
Bhlrrlff
Apr
*
Oils
Mines
Acme
■'
1
Rouyn
Mines
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
Nlpisslng
__
preferred—
Bherrltt
Feb
28c
_
A
2 40
Feb
18c
-
;
Security Freehold Petroleums
Apr
15c
11c
•
•'
■
2.500
go
Class
1.15
—
29c
-
Mines
•
2.53
3.C5
1
Ltd
,
Aug
3 :.o
Cement
'
3.90 Mar
50c
Saskatchewan
Scurry Rainbow Oils
■
Rouyn
New
Nor
May
•
L
Gold
Minda-Scotia
New
63c
—————1
Mylamaque Explor—
Newnorth
Nov
12c
18c
1
'
Mines
Manitoba
New
1.30
19c
Hnld
Kelorn
Newlund
1,600
34c
•
Mines
New Jaaon
New
—
1
Highridge- Mining
New
New
1.35
1
•
1
1.19 Mar
Dec
1.20
80
1027a July
Shawinigan Water & Power common..'
Mines
New Dickenson
h
Apr
1.95
8,272
3.10
23 %c
Nov
—_1
3.95
•15%
46c
Oils
New
,-.6.90 Apr
Nov
6,500
%
7.20
2.60
Dec.
5c
1.35
3,800
7.25
7.00
6.80
6:95
*
Ltd
Develop.
Jan
500
™I
New
h. 05
3.00
!
500
3.95
81c
Car
Bidlamaque
Bristol
400
Aug
21c
Nov
10%
New Athona Mines
New
3,000
1.40
Jun
70
2ic
Nov
_5
Alger Mines
4,225
8%c
Apr
68c
21c
15c
70c
15
..
Nesbltt Labine Uranium
3.00
7c
1.40
62'A
"
68c
94c
1
National
Nov
40c t Dec
1.90
Nov
46
46
Apr
2.80 Mar
Nov
8c
Nov
45c
Nov
3.00
19,450
66c
Dec
1.10
19,200
1
_
41%
53%; Feb
-
Mar
08c
27c
19c
_
preferred
89c
1.90
11,900
1.92
»
Mines
Grocers
14% July
•
42c
16c
1
Chemical com
Explorations Ltd——
National
Nov
Nov
1
29%
1.85
...
Drug &
National
Feb
11%
30
2.75
Metallurgical
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
Rowan
National
2.25 Mar
2.10 May
18c
„
55c
881
,
3.00
1
Ltd
Manitou
Nov.
19c
•
Moore
Apr
1.75 July
1
Dec
1.90
100'
-
Works
Locomotive
2.25
Oct
1.20
8,000
55
1
—
Producers
17%
1
Porcupine
Feb
Nov
90c
/
3.20 Aug
:Mar
24c
865
1
Mogul Mining Corp___—
Monarch Knitting pfd—
Montreal
■
11 %c
III—II
Mines
Ore
■
,.
•
Corp
Min
1.65
•
"l
_
I
Co
3.40
64c
.
3-00
;
Labrador
Quebec
46,840
•
Endeavour
/
17,810
1.40
•
Queoec
70c
•
Mining
-
-
2,158
A
•
1
Gold
Minerals
Quebec
July
1.40
Corp.
Mining
Nov
1.08
Quebec Lithium Corp
May
1.60
Metals
20 %C
44%
58c
55r
Roy
East
Purdex
47c
60c
Brick
Milton
Mindamar
43%
,
64c
Quebec Chibougamau Gold.
Quebec Copper Corp..
18
1.30
—
Uranium-
Lake
65c
43%
-1,
13
59c
1
Electric
Gas
Provo
Nov
70c
.
Petroleums
City
12%
65c
3/2%
;
Radlore Uranium Mines—
Milliken
Vac
8
•
s
Prospectors Airways
Nov
1.34
Gas
Industries
:
1.63
1
1
Warrants
13c
•
Mining
Midwest
1.25
•
Mines
•
Border
Preston
12%
-1
Gas
<fc
1.18
1.80
Apr
3.50
11c
—1
—
1.18
Pronto Uranium Mines
Dec
30c
12c
—13,50
Midcon
Jan
2.20 Mar
Nov
Apr
3.40
Power com.
Light &
8
Feb
•
30c
—
—
Apr
34,300
River
Rouyn
3-50
Mines
Uranium
Meta
Mexican
/
34c
35c
1
Corp ;
104
472
73%
Sep
Nov
28c
:
Powell
50s
Merrill Island Mining
Petroleum
6
2.38
31c
•
;
Power
9% Mar
Nov
•
Oils
Apr
39c
19
25
59%
•
&c Dev
Exploration
Mentor
Merrill
58
73%
1—1.25
Petroleums
Apr
Nov
1
1
Development
Apr
5.20
40c
37,526
25
59%
1
McWatters Gold Mines
Medallion
543
62c
•73%
•
Lake—
Red
McMarmac
7'A
25
25
...
Porcupine
Mclntyre
7
58c
62c
«-
class A.
Gratr.
McCabe
7'A
—
Mines
Maybrun
Nov
26
25,450
Uranium
President
Maxwell
51%
Feb
2.25
:
British
of
Jan
22%
Apr
Dec
Gold
23%
100
2.06
,
Gold
Crow
Pioneer
Jan
Apr
2.10
9c
6 Ms
Pickle
Feb
415
2.24
Ltd
Co
High
50
24
—2
pfd
Gas
Oil
41c
Apr
18c
Preferred
OH &
Phillips
49c
1.98
Massey-Harrls-Ferguson Ltd com_
Petrol
*
Mineral
&
Low
48 V'4
50
5
.i—
Mines—
Oils
Peruvian
Range Sine* Jan. 1
High
24
common
Oil
&
Gold
10
100
Martln-McNeely
Feb
2.65
Gas
Jan
—1
Mining Corp
Maritime
21 %c
7% July
20c
10c
Mar
2.70 May
Nov
2.00
•
Aug
Pipeline
common
Shares
'
1
___•
:
48
Dec
IZIi
1
Ltd—
Oils
Marigold
1.08
16,200
*15
1.63
Nov
6c
8c
1.59
-14c
8c
1.42
11 Vie
14c
Milling common
Leaf
Maralgo
1.45
Ltd™.
Uranium
Maneast
Maple
;
8c
—_l
Magnet Consolidated Mines
2.20
1.90
2.20
1.73
for Week
Low
Par
High
1
Explorations
Mackeno
Sale Price
1.85
i
—
Mines
Macdonald
Macfie
Lovo
High
Sal**
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
•
1
Mines
Week's
Friday
Share*
1
'
Macassa
DECEMBER 28
ENDED
for Week
Range
•f Price*
Sale Prtee
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Week's
Friday
(Cont.)
Toronto Stock Exchange
1
106
Aug
1.53 Mar
Trinity
2nd
Chibougamau
Shawkey
1
Mines.—
Acceptance
common
..1
;
2Gc
3.85
3.85
_»
•
7%
63
61
3,000
100
3.85
Dec
47c
•
35c
-
15
May
505
46%
Apr
66
15%c
Nov
Aug
9
63
7
Sep '
;Nov
6
7%
7%
•
preferred
26c
21c
1,200
.
Jan
"
4%
Jan
6%
Sep
Union Gas of Canada
Nov
1.90
Jan
Union
Nov
39 %c
Jan
United
7.85 Mar
13
July
Mining
1
United Corps Ltd
class
B
19c
19c
20c
3.000
.1
Corp
Asbestos
5.85
5.75
5.85
2,800
_*
19%
19'A
19%
200
4.40
19'A
Nov
Dec
-
37c
8.60
30~
Aug
•
Mar
Feb 1
Aug
-
Volume
184
Number
5599
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2875)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
-Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Par
United
Estella
United
Fuel
United
Keno
United
Montauban
Mines
class
Inv
A
50
pfd
-
III1
Mines
Oils
Steel -Corp
Univetsal
Upper
1.67*"|.83
II10
Products
—---s--
-
■
2,500
5.55
85C—90c
13c
37,285
--
-1,125
-
Nov
•
Vanadium
Vandoo
Alloys
Consol
Ventures
■,
Viceroy,";Mfg
Violamac
Ltd—I-Il
class
B
•
26c
29,830
17c
Nov
70c
Jan
Feb
Zulapa
1
45c
45c
45c
2,000
36c
July
60c
Aug
Mining
Jan
Jan
,
18
Oct '• ■'(
65c
Dec
HIi
Toronto Stock Exchange
Aug
Dec
24%
1.34 Aug
—
-
Dec
5%
/■'
60c
49
2.75
Nov
2OC.2TV3C,
25
* 25
25
4
1.30
1.20
48c
39,050
15c
-^OOc
16,450
Oct
-
1.05
%
4.500
:4lc
.
.
Anglo
Newfoundland
Feb
Brown
Co
/3.40 flan
Buloln
Gold
26%
Nov
,
Nov
95c
Aug
.—-JBT4.
Watte
G
»•
Mines
Amulet
Walker
•t
fc
Weedon
i
Knapp Canada
Pyrite
Wespac
•
Malartic
Western
.
——
_■
41c
33c
28c
•
mil
Mines
'
-
Petroleum
Decalta
—
—1
Naco
Warrants
Weston
Class
Willroy
Petroleum
«
A
a
_
_
Mines
_
_
—
I8V4
18%
'-r-
Petroleums
—
"
1
a
10
Winnipeg & Central Gas
Wood
(G Hi
5% ;
preferred— HT00
Woodgreen
>£.84
467,328
24,700
97
1
'
■'
2.85
79c
Apr
Nov
75c
Dec
40c
*
Dec
31c
15%
Dec
21 % Mar
1.3U
Feb
60c
v
70c
Feb
a
V'aC
Dec
37c
Apr
17%
Oct
35 y2
Jan
18
Oct
36 v2
Jan
3.40
Apr
410
1.701
Nov
1.50
Nov
J , 28c
1.50 Aug
1,150
/•
500
•
16,103
21c
Nov
1.84
68c
7,000
7%c
Dec
J 21c
34,600
13 Vac:
Nov
52c
887
9%:
Nov
15 y2:
9%~\
97
DuPont
10
97
50
1.10 „_1.25
4,600
1.05
Dec
1.40
1,130
1.34
Nov
,1.49
96
5
_
Yale
Lead
vnnkee
&
Mines
Yellowknlfe
Yukeno
Zinc
Canuck
May
Sep
Apr
16y2c Apr
102
1.30
Paper
•
Bear
Mines
Mines
1
•
"l
.
1.80
Canada
Securities
•
com
■
'
9c
2.07
Apr
2,900
28c
Oct
55c
Jan
78,500
10c
Nov
25c
Apr
8c
1,000
7c
Nov
21c
Apr
12,170
3,500
1.35
5c
26%
Oct
33
25%
Nov
32
Jan
1,560
Dec
24
Jan
15
3.60
120
3.20
36
39%
235
85%
4.00
4.00
400
4
Nov
6%
52
Nov
Dec
*
Jun
Jan
Jan
14% May
39
39%
630
33%
Jan
18%
19%
525
17%
Nov
19%
18%
20
1,931
17
Dec
29
Apr
37
37
100
32
Nov
56
Apr
102
103
52
96%
Nov
46%
46%
100
38%
Jan
102
5
Inc
46%
Wire
Flour
Ogilvie
Paper
2.50
47% JUly
Pato
common
Consolidated Gold
Oreille
Price
Bros
Mines
_
Gen
Consolidated
69%
69 V2
69%
42
Oct
90
32%
32%
10
29
Nov
42
25
43
Jan
31
_
Nov
Nov
3.00
14c
46
46
66
Jan
Apr
52% Jan
33
33
33%
75
1
4.60
4.55
4.70
4,300
4.35
Oct
6.75 Mar
3.05
3.05
3.25
9,100
2.75
Nov
5.15
Dec
52
Jan
Jan
*
—
Inv
Gold
_
Trust
Corp
__
_
60
60
60
5
50
Feb
77% Aug
15
__
Canadian
142% May
56% July
1
Mines
—
Ridgeway Corporation
Yukon
j
'
24% Mar
32 >/4
—H,*
Weaving
Pend
Third
__6*
—
Ontario
&
Niagara
FOOTNOTES
•
Jan
14c
9c
100
118
18%
39
7.50
International Utilities
a
35c
7c r
27%
27%
3.50
1
1
International Paper common..
Dec
10c
1.65 * 1.80
Apr
Apr
6.00 Jan
19%
Gaspe Copper Mines
May
8c
13c
_____
_
Dec
40%
38%
41
450
37
Dec
♦
5%
5'/a
5%
500
54% May
6%, Jan
55c
58c
8,100
1
58c
5ya Mar
51c
Nov
72c
Aug
Apr
34c
1
Oil
3.90
13%
24%
17
39 3/a
■
No
par
FOR
Apr
May
t
(not Included in year's
sale
(not Included
in year's range),
Selling ex-interest,
f Flat price.
e
Cash
sale
(not Included In year's range).
CANADIAN MARKETS
Ex-liquidating
dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges,
wd When
d Deferred delivery
r
AND
OUT-OF-TOWN
value.
Odd lot sale
range).
Yellowrex
2,220
Nov
Nov
27%
3.50
*
____
Bridge
of
Loblaw
61,830
1.25
_.
Dominion
Minn
2,975
4.00
9%
15
27%
18%
1
;
Copper
2.04 Apr
Apr
-'
6,100
19c
July
July
July
8c
20c
175
1,055
Dec
Nov
1.45
*
Copper
Wrlght-Hargreaves
1
22c
20C
Mines
225
Dec
S'icJvt'aC
9c
1
Gold
33c
1.60^:1.60
■
23c
1
—
Winchester Larder
Windward
Consolidated
2.80
'
2.6l'«'2.70
2.68
1
-
__
Sep
18
1.20^*1.25
% C„. / 2c
18%%i8'a
18%'£ 19
V2C
class
—:
Warrants
WHrlch
1.20
-
(Geo)
B
73c
34cJ/45c
.'<»
Western
Dec
5,000
1.46
44c
*
60c
5,100
$ V2C
17
1.82
—
8C
Marconi
Coast
27 y2
•
Canadian- Westinghouse
Aug
13c
.
Canadian
74% Mar
19 y2
1,200
Mfft
16%
3.70
4.00
•
common
Jan
22,377
•*.'
Low
9%
16%
*
Investments
Nov
8,871
.
dan
General
Industries
Nov
-
Basra Stmaa Jam. 1
9%
97/s
5
Bronze common—,
Canadian
11 y2
21,800
.
Aug
61V1
"v-35c
■
•
4.75
15 y4
.
5
:
12
21c
9y2c
j.'
*
Canadian
Dredging
785
lS'/aC/T-ltic
:: 16c
Oct
■karM
■Iff*
'•
235
40o::"l43c
1
2.50
2,340
-
2.85
2.80
:'
1
Products
Warrants
70c
1'
14
"68 7 i.
17%->- 18
67c w.70c
'
Petroleums Ltd
West
18
—
Ltd
Nickel
Lake
'■
1,395
Develop
fer Week
•f Prlaaa
Lnm
1
Canadian
'"3.50
-
13%
68%
68% *
"i
Copper—
Werner
Westeel
13%
•»
,
Equipment
Wayne Petroleums Ltd_
Webb
»
-
W_„_
&
Waterous
3.15
Par
Jun *
1.92
Garb Section
Bangs
Prl«a
5.50 Mar
Nov
20
•-;•/■10
"T.35
60c
■;
-
Funds
Week's
Last
Aug.
500
STOCKS
Mar
Nov
21c"
1
Wainwright Producers & Ref
Friday
Nov
Nov
si%
3.15/313
:___—10
-
2.75
10c
5,294
1
Mines
Oils
4,000
High
24c
2.98;May
'V ■i«
18%
38,300
Low
25c
39
37%
—_
:
"*2.75 I
153,2C0 ^.,l8c
*'
#
.
2.75
18c
38 %
.
.
Vico Explorations
Victoria & Grey Trust
Vulcan
2.75
—______
Explorations
•
Ltd
Raaye Since Jan. 1
1
Canadian
•
Shares
High
Zenmac Metal
40c
Nov
1.516
,.
fer Week
Low
Jan
7.85
Jun
9,300
1
Par
62
Nov.
14%
.
Ranee
Sale Prlee
36c
Dec
1.45
,
Week's
of Prices
Last
.
High
57%, July
9,050
21'a^4%
i
Mines
11c
75
-
HiVa-f 56 !a
24! s
-t
7,020
14c^-18c
1.81
tj'ic
»
—--1-
28
STOCKS
Low
6.00
16%
—*
Canada
5.80
14c
•.
v-
United
6.00
DECEMBER
Range Since Jan. 1
High
59"2"59*2
__
Hill
United
Share*
12! a 6 13 Vac
12 %C
ENDED
for Week
Low
1
WEEK
Friday
Range
af Prices
Sale Prioe
FOR
Sales
wiWhen
x
delivered.
Issued,
Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z
Ex-stock
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2876)
.
.
Monday, December 31, 1956
.
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for
Friday,
bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National
The following
December
:!H
Association of Securities Dealers, Inc. and other selected
They
sources.
do
actual transactions. They are intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated by the "bid")
(indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin or any quotation furnished on request. The "National" list is composed of securities
not represent
bought
or
which have
wide national distribution.
a
Par
Industrials and Utilities
Bid
Par
Aero vox
Corp
1
—
Engineer
Aetna-Standard
Air
32
27/4
Co__l
—I
Inc——
Products
34-4
--5
American Box Board Co
—1
American Express Co
—10
Amer Hospital Supply Corp.— 4
American-Marietta Co
—2
American Pipe & Const Co—-1
Airer Rest arch &
Develop—1
American
Line Co
Barge
31%
Co
Farms
22Va
5
17%
Metal Construction Cow—10
33%
Arkansas Western Gas
Art
Co
Oil &
Aztec
—1
Co
Gas
38
16 A
——10
Products Inc
Avon
Class
7%
.—10c
31
33%
1
37
39%
...
—-25c
116
124
10
120
128
common
_
Corp
Mfg
class
Co
Oil
Bates
Co
Co
Mig
Bausch
;—
,
—5
7%
8%
2'/a
_
29%
31%
A—
v
27 A
29%
74%
78%
Mfg
Co
10
Circuit
2%
7
—-——10
Ideal
Cement
Co
37 A
40%
9%
Berkshire Hathaway Inc
10A
5
Interstate
Class
11
45%
15%
Iowa
Black Hills Power & Light Co^-l
24%
Iowa
,23%
Black, Sivalls & Bryson Inc com 1
preferred—25
Textbook
Securities
Investors
;
Beryllium Corp 'i—42
Bingham-Herbrand Corp —-- I
14%
23
A
Lt
17 A
Jack &
Jervis Corp
Buckeye
*
1°
40%
—
12%
13%
Kaiser
32%
39
41%
Co.12%
19 %
20%
Ltd—10c
6%
Co ..25
Service
Telephone
Petrol
Superior Oil of Calif.1
Canadian
Carpenter
Co
Paper
..——:—
14'%
36
1
Steel
25'A
5A
Co—3%
16%
Steel Products Corp
Central
Central
Elec
111
Gas
&
Electric
Co—10
Gas
&
—10
30%
.
12%
35%
21%
22%
6
18%
28%
20'A
15%
5%
20%
30%
21%
Central
Public Utility Corp
Central
Soya Co
—
——•
Central
Telephone
Central
Vt
Co
20
Corp—6
—_
Pub Serv
Chattanooga
Co
Gas
———I
Kendall
12%
Lau
Radio
Class
B
Colonial
Co
1
Southern
New
Southern
22
23 A
Southwestern
12%
I 17
7%
1
19
8
8%
20%
Co—1
3 %
4%
Gas .5
34 A
36%
3
10%
II A
50c
-32%
34%
l(j
36 'A
Lone
Co
15'%
16 %
17 A
18%
1
_
26%
31%
34 Va
A
19%
20"/.t
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co. 50c
McDerniott (J, Ray) & Co Inc_l
33
35%
45
47 %
9
9%
14%
29%
17
16%
1
17%
11'A
Dun
28%
7A
1
27 A
29%
2
11'A
12
2
14%
Montrose
Utilities
El Paso Electric
50c
11%
12%
33%
35%
(Texas)—*
41%
44%
Co
Eamarl Meg Co
Empire
Foods
Fairmont
Fanner
First
Mfg
Corp
Foote Bios Gear &
New
<«:
Frito
Mineral
Co
Garlock
Packing Co
Gas Service Co
17%
—*
——
.—1
23%
41 %
Mellon
52%
Mercantile Tr Co
49^8
Merchants
(Chi >—25
80
84%
Morgan
50
290
Trust
State1
Co
Bank
Connecticut
Bank
&
Continental
111
Co
Bank
6 A
19%
21A
65 V8
68
Royal Bank of Canada —_—_10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
5
Empire Trust Co
N
Trust
Federation Bk & Tr Co
Bk
First
Stk
Corp
Camden
Natl
Bk
18 %
19%
First
Natl
Bk
of
13
14 %
First
Natl
9%
First
Assoc
8
8%
Coal—___1
&
19%
21
5
12 %
13%
pfd_*
63%
67%
36 Va
Co
$4
N. J
(Camden
Bank of
of
Co
of
38%
Franklin
6%
6%
Square
N
Trust Corn
Guaranty Trust Co
26%
28
Hanover
5
27
28%
28%
Polaroid
•
Corp
Co
7%
1
%
49%
30%
32%
__70c
24 A
Corp.;.
3%
Park Inc (Wash)_l
11%
25%
Tr
&
Natl
Bk
Industrial
Bk
Trust
Irving
27%
Trust
1
14%
4%
106
110
Aetna
Casualty
Insurance
&
Member".: N. Y. Security Dealers Association
Trinity Place, New York 6, N. Y.
23%
49%
53
(Los
A12%
Bk
Natl
Hunting¬
of
5
32
34%
10
48
54'%
30%
(N
ton
Y)
Bank
Sterling
of
Natl
Albany
Bk
Tr
&
Co
25
~42"-*
46'%
10
20'A
21%
—20
Bk
Tr
66 A
69'%
Co
Co
448
42'%
45%
32%
34%
Union
~Bk
10
34
36%
Union
Tr
17
18%
United
0
J12
Co
No
10%
11%
Y)__5
26 'A
28 A
(Cleve)—10
44 %
47%
(N
Amer
472
10
____10
Tr
Jersey—*.2%
New
of
of
___3
Y>
&
Y>
(N
(Phila)
Trust
Co
Co
Bk
&
Tradesmens
Surety
10
10
Li.e
10
Irsurance
35%
of
Co
States
Com
of
Maryland—10
41
Yi__20
44%
69
Co
Tr
(N
%
72
29'%'
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz).5
Fidelity
SI.25
conv
American
Amer Ins Co
169
Ask
Par
127
Camden
Fire
Ins
Assn
61
Colonial
Life
Ins
of
32
177
376
For
10
256
267
Co
5
118
125
25%
Continental
Casualty
25%
Cruni & Forster Inc
&
Casualty_5
5
Co
D
5
2%
C>
x23%
x23%
41
23%
24%
1
2%
3'A
23%
25%
Employees
Employers
18%
48
51 %
Fire
Ji.10
21
26%
Fireman's
Co
1
15%
16%
Firemen's
5
31%
33%
Franklin
proceeding
81%
5
79%
83
57%
61'%
1.25
4%
:
Federal
17%
10
Ins
27'A
101
10
Co
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
5
(N
25A
45%
_6.23
Life
see
Life
Assurance
Insurance Co__—
footnotes
General
Connecticut
Surety Co
Boston
75
Continental
(Wash
Stsnd
2
30%
Re-insurance
Beneiicial
Ins.
34%
Fidelity
1
Li'e
28
Bankers & Shippers
Bankers Natl Life Ins
NY
95
31
American
CO.
10
5
Assurance
Ask
J)—.">
Natl
Columbian
Bid
(N
Amer
10
(Newark N J>
Mercury
60%
Co
preferred
Home
Bid
121
Assur
Equitable
American
above
Securities.
&
73'A
21'%
9%
Angeles)
Trust
American
74
29
Co
American
inoited
SINGER
35%
69%
Insurance Companies
Amer
are
32
82 A
Security First Natl Bank
34%
Par
Agricultural
We make Markets in two out of every three of the
Your orders & inquiries
59
540
of
(NY)
5%
1
the
60
77%
70 Va
31
16%
2
Corp
in
5G
55%
Co__—20
64 %
87 V8
Y)
24'%
8%
67%
45%
(N
Co
17 A
116
21
Y)____2
(N
Trust
Union
43
t
Bank
61
Louis
34
(N
Natl
Bank
National
State
Yi_
<P. ila
(Pliila)—10
Bank
St
Bk
Co
112 A
34%
447/o
29%
:
Counter
Rye
20
of Com
20
(Boston).—10
Co
56 A
15%
10
York.. 10
Tr
<fc
Trust
Republic Natl
53
4'.,
•
Aetna
-
Provident
(Chi>__100
Bk
Sav
Industrial
(N
New
of
71%
Tr
Bank
57
15
Aetna
the
40%
412
375
12
3%
Gas Co___
Co
Harris
Bank
Hartford
7%
47
Lumber
Stocks quoted
53'%
68%
—5
53
41%
(Philadelphia)
5
&
J)_:
Trust Co
Security
_lo
Exch
N
National
Phila
Trade
Girard
Bk
32 Va
(Franklin
15%
26%
2400
20
(N Yi__20
316
Banking
Y)
18%
Plymouth
g,
10
Cityi—25
303
is
5
Bk
Natl
Natl
First
Pilgrim
10
14 A
Plomb
TROSTER,
100
(Pijila)
17%
Pabst Brewing Co
-
29%
49
16%
38'A
Over
27 'A
Rochelle
New
(Chicago)—100
Boston
Louis_
St
Co
(Hackensack
First Westchester Natl Bank
15%
*
33
of
44
Dallas
of
Tr
Y)—25
(N
Co
(Pgh)
—20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
Tr
Chicago
City Bank
Trust
1
26%
Utility
40
>..10
>
Pennsylvania
_3
Co
1S7
10
&
(Jersey
30%
&
( N Y
(Minni
Bk
Corp
J—50c
Corp__.
1
187
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk & Tr Co. 10
Co
Trust
31%
50
J)
Natl
35%
list
29'%
(Newark
First
Great
National
32%
Peoples
Yi
(N
Co
A
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool Co.2
Industrial
29%
10
Federal
13%
Pioneer Natural
5
York
Boston —12%
Pigeon Hole
Fire Brick Co
New
48'%
37
Rockland-Atlas
21%
Pi
(Bostoni_100
35%
20%
(A
Eng Trust Co
%
49
(N
New
of
341%
20%
Green
Jl__12%
Bk
Northern
(Plains N Y)—__
3 6
Co
St
New
10
12%.
Rubber
62%
45
Natl
(White
Co
•
Tool
58
25
J)
Natl Sliawmut Bk of Boston_12%
31 Va
19%
Corp.l
64%
33%
—20
Financial
(N
Co
63%
61%
First
Co—1
Western
ing
eo%
(Dallas).12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C_100
Trust
Cop-nty
5
Pickering
38 %
91
10
Bank¬
71
27 A
50c
Serv
373
(Cleve)—16
Essex
&
65%
Pan
Cement
36
87'%
Detroit
of
Bank
Newark
88%
40%
preferred
City
Natl
%
37
Portland
National
75 A
Co
J>__
15
American Sulphur
62
71
67
N
Bank
Pipeline
Bank
57%
Trust
—33%
62
42'%
357
84
Pac
5%%
Co_12',a
&
Trust
&
J .25
112
58%39
Boston
62'A
103
Pacific Power & Light Co____6%
Giant
N
—
Old Ber. Coal Corp
Opelika Manufacturing Corp
Oswego Falls Corp ■.
Genl Tele Co of the Southwest
Tr
Bank
(Chicago)
County
of
107
)0
(N Y)__100
& Co
National
?5
—
Co.
(3L Louis )__25
Natl Bk of
(J P)
46%
22 A
205
&
Y)
(N
Trust
Natl
44
27%
ot
Y)
(N
38%
Cleveland Trust Co
Bank
______—5
Bk & Tr Co (Pgh) 25
Freeport
46%
Y)__ 10
(N Y)__10
Natl
Brook
Meadow
Fidelity Un Tr Co (New N J)_10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y>
10
21'A
2%
40 Vs
Fideiity-Phila Trust Co.——_20
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
10
25%
Co
26%
37 %
28%
35%
Oil
24%
21%,
19%
Crude
5
20%
24
General
46%
Cleve—16
(Phila)
Tr
15%
Production Corp
Northwest
24%
36'%
&
19%
32%
Co
22 'A
33 va
Co
Bk
Estate
14%
5
——10.
——.
Controls
——10
Long Island Trust Co (N Y)__10
Real
17%
General Amer Oil Co of Texas—5
General
Liberty
60
IN
Commercial
113
106
66'%
49%
Commercial
20
288
63'A
28 A
Northwestern Pub Serv Co
13%
Co
Y)—:
Bk
Natl
44%
276
Trust
N
Bk (N Y )_12%
Exch
Corn
Natl Bk
18%
Par
County
(Brooklyn
Chem
First
41'A
40%
Chase Manhattan
First
17
Mach Corp.?.
Co——*———-1
Ask
45'%
of
Bk
Otter Tail Power Co
Foote
Bid
38'%
Phila.10
Natl
17 A
Pub
1
50c
Co
26 Va
Shops of Del—1
Indiana
Northwest
Olf-Shore
25%
—
11%
53%
17%
10%
50'A
Centl-Penn
16
Gas
—,.10
I'IIAI
56'%
—
J)
of
Corp A com_50c
16%
1
10
2%
Penn
Co
Chemicals Corp:
Manufacturers Tr Co
Co
Bank
Natl
North
North
I
—10
(N
Trust
Natl
Co
American
—5
(Rudolph)
irusi
20
First
Elec
Zapata
(St
(Phila)
18%
Gas
Wurlitzer
Wyandotte
Kings
6 A
—
34 %
Northeastern Water Co
North
Bank
tt
A
0
—
-100
17
23%
38
&
A
tan K
(N Yi___ —16
31 % ;
Thermador
Oil
T
——
5
Eng Gas &
Noitex
N
>
2%
21%
——
6:u
Corp
9A
Corp
Ltd
5%
Oil Corp
8'%
Co
Boston
Fluor
Inc—_ —1
Co__10
21%
Aluminate
1
Co
8%
Light
20
Co
35 %
—
14%
16%
7%
&
24 A
2
1
*
Co
13%
15%
—
Co
Gas
Norris
Wood Conversion Co
1
—lc
Pow
21%
Co
—7%
_
Oil
State
_
2'%
Wisconsin
20
9%
Sliirt
_5
Inc
26 A
__5
26%
National
Williams & Co
10c
Whiting Corp
5%.
_1
Co
7%
Mig
common
9 %
.
1
Co
Gas
Oil
30%
,
9%
National Homes
10
Associates—10
Eastem Industries Inc
Eastern
9%
Co—1
Gas
Not
Tennessee
5
24 A
Corp—I
York
Natl
Louts)
(Paterson
24%
B
8 %
1
Natural
Eagle
28%
5
9%
National
15 A
White
Cos
42
__l
&
Western
47 %
5
Telephone Co__10
39 %
—
Chemical
36%
-
&
Massachusetts
2%
Inc——
Utilities
Class
East
44
Manufacturing Co
Lt
9 A
Mountain Fuel Supply Co ____lo
America
Dynamics Corp of
$1
preference
&
common
28 A
National
Inc
Inc
Bush
Dunham
A
Laboratories
Missouri
26%
6%
Bradstreet
&
11
<R Rt & Sons Co..5
Broadcasting Corp....1
Donnelley
33
Infc—1
com.l
Minneapolis Gas Co
1
Mississippi Shipping Co
5
MLss Valley Barge Line Co
1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
5
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co_5
21%
9%
Inc
Products
lc
Publishing Co
Ptg Press
26 A
1
Industries
Class
12%
20A
1
(Walt)
DuMont
Miehle
1*7%
19%
Inc——1
Chemical Arts
Inc
Corp
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
Miles
Productions—2%
Di-Noc
Disney
Doeskin
16%
1
DetroitoHarvester Co
.
Detroit Internet Bridge Co
Western
Services
Jet
Western
,
City Nail Bk & Tr Co
16%
15A
West Point
a
19'A
Meredith
Boatmen's
Central
Maxwell & Moore
McLean Trucking Co cl A
McLouth Steel Corp _;
♦
26%
2%,
Gas
Corp
New
Camden
_12%
McLean
___5
37%
Corp—1
Broad St Trust Co
12%
14
8%
of
42%
1
Piods
Co„1
Co
Co
25
28%
18 %
5
A)
Francisco
11'%
1
Automo
Swasey
Brothers
(S D)
35
—5
Co
America
of
( San
39%
15'A
15
53%
6%
6%
Bank
*
12%
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp
(O
Sutton
—1A
& Co
Marlin-Rockwell
&
Warren
Warren
10
—
—
Corp
Propane
Relining
34%.
1
15%
Suntide
47%
Marmoti Herrington Co Inc—1
27%
Suburban
53 A
2j%
3
Greene
_56c
Welex
Corp.
44%
18%'
16%
Y_.2%
Sti.bnitz
America
34%
Inc.
Co
Corp of
Warner
.
Inc
Delaware
&
Wells
49%
Manning,
Inc.
Hotels
Cobb
Struthers
Vitro
32%
2%
25
32
1
:
9%
Air Lines
Statler
9
Washington Natural Gas Co—10
non-voting
1
cl B..5
79
Maremont
12'%
___*_—2%
19 A
Works
Strong
Oil Co
18
.
Co
Bankers Trust Co
17%
30%
Delta
Common
Bank
75 A
Dentists' Supply Co of N
_
Products
4%
44
13%
Mfg
Home
7%
45'
1
E)
(A
4
41'A
Corp.—
_
6%
_
America
Inc
__10
.2 'i.
Co
Co—1
Df AM lr
28%
Oil
Tele
L
VG%
Delhi-Taylor
..8%
25%
1
Mfg & Salts Co
(P R)
Inc_l
Wagner Electric Corp ________15
25 7 »t
7%
__
Sprague Electric Co
Stanley
.•
41 A.
v
24%
States
Carbon
Staley
39
—_1
10c
;
Co
Lines
Corp
24%
42 'A
5%
5%
25
Co
Co
Southern
A
Producing Co—1
Gas
35%
Mallory
7'%
Tele
Gas
17 A
24 A
3
Inc
Stores
Ludlow
Truck
Match
Valley Mould & Iron Corp___..5
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
5
14%
16%
22
Madison Gas & Electric Co—16
14
49'%
_„
14
1
Co_.
13%
33'A
25
Co
Steel
Star
Lucky
Universal
11%
131%
*
3
Macmillan Co
Light & Power Co.1"
Eng
10%
—5
Co
5
Rel Co lne..2c
Connecticut
Co_ _10c
Co
10
Co
com
States
Utilities Inc
38%
.
27-/4
Copeland Refrigeration Corp—1
Cummins Engine Co Inc———..5
Cutter Laboratories com vtg—1
Common Ltd vtg
-.1
Co -10c
Power
Power
Union
11%
Serv
Water
Southwest
11 A
Co
Devel
Pub
30%
29%
Continental Transp Lines Inc-.l
Oil &
17
67
30%
—
Shore
28%
Milling & Elev Co—-1
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp com—3
$1.25 conv preferred
25
Commonwealtn Oil
Power
16'A
63
25%
Colorado
Pacific
Corp
5
—
of
States
United
14%
17%
40%
Corp
United
United
36%
Co_5
Corp__l
Sugar Corp ____1
16
24 A
Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
& Pwr
South
52%
Fibers
'
Lt
Chemical
39%
Gas Co.—5
Colorado Interstate
—
._
Elec
&
Utah
27%
-
Co..
Gas
Borax
60%
28
;
—
&
Service Corp
S
57%
22%
_
D)
_5
Co..15
Natural
U
Smith, Kline & French Lab 33'Ac
.1
com
Inc
13
Tucson
■■■'.
* K
Corp_50c
21%
2%
A
common
Stores
33%
1
48 %
.
1
1;
Line
Upper Peninsular Power Co.
49'A
Blower
8%
Collins
2
(G
Seismograph
Southern Nevada
;
Liberty
13%
7%
18%
——.
1
!
Pipe
22%
1
Le Cuno Oil Corp
13'%
12%
13
17 A
Inc_
Gas
1
28%
37%
Glass
Lithium
—.—1
Machine Co
12'A
Trans
•
—
26%
1
Co
L-O-F
6'%
33 %c
class B
Common
Clinton
48%
System
%
Inc
Tracerlab Inc
—5
Ryaer
Colorado
Landers Frary & Clark
J.7
Citizens Util Ce com cl A—33%c
19%
Par
13%
32%
Co
Power
73%
18%
—1
Telephone Corp— —10
Rockwell Manufacturing Co_.-2%
1
Roddis Plywood Corp
—.1
1
69
Co
3
Co
Gas
—2
Inc
Public Serv
Nat
Inc
•
Robertson (H H)
Calif
common
States
Time
1
Corp__l
Corp
19%
Rochester
5
Inc.
Gasoline
King
Tokheim
Corp
Topp Industries
9%. V.: Towmotor
Corp
56*%
Southeastern
__1
Corp
Three
15 14
21
Natural
_7'%
Veg Parchment Co.. 10
City
Koehring
32%
-.10
Maine
14%
19 'A
Industries
Tliermo
*
8%
52
"
Southern
1__
Co
Corp.7
18'A
Southern
—5.
—
Transmis
Transmis
Transmission
Rice Mills Inc_ -3%
Brand
River
13%
___
Gas
Texas
5'A
39%
—3
15 A
Co
Gas
Eastern
Corp_5
Texas 111 Nat Gas Pipeline Co_l
18%
4%
37
12%
—
Riley Stoker Corp
22
—
Indiana Gas Co .——.5
Central
Corp of America —1
12%
Kentucky Utilities Co
Keystone Portland Cem Co
5%
Central Louisiana Electric Co—5
17'%
Texas
: Texas
.
Texas
Rare Metals
14'A
Co
Kansas-Nebraska
17%
Ceco
Central
.
1
7%
l
20%
1
Kearney & Trecker Corp.
Kellogg Co
27
Cedar Point Field Trust ctls—
14
5
—
Republic Natural Gas Co—_ —2
5
Co
preferred
Kansas
7
15%
38 A
13
Tennessee
17
Ask
—1
Corp
36
*
—_—
Kalamazoo
Delhi
16
Mexico
Stanley
30%
&
Wat
Canadian
New
Sugar Corp—
Sys__l
Utilities
Jessop Steel Co
$1.46
Calif
of
Sierra
Co
Pow
Electric
*——---1
California Water
Co
Skii
Heintz Inc
Jcf.erson
Oregon Power Co.. .20
Burny Corp
California
Serv
Punta Alegre
10%
43%
Inc
Pub
7
.5
Hamp_,
Speer
27%
7A
35%
Steel Castings Co
_10c
__
New
Inc
21 Va
25%
6%
33
Bullock's
.5
Inc
of
72%
—11
&
Service
Southern
16 A
$1.20
38%
America
of
Properties
Co
9
Co
common
Electric
Iowa Public
26
Inc
Bowser
36
Co
Serv
20%
Diver Services
Brown
&■ Sharpe Mfg Co —10
Brupnef Mfg Co
——.... 1
Potash
Producing
Pub
1
Mills Inc
Head
Interstate Bakeries Corp
Interstate Motor Freight
8A
Tekoil
69
.
20%
12%
Corp/——.1
Beneficial
24%
—10
International
19 A
11%
22%
3A
5
Breaker
Indian
p*r
Tampnx
Searle
ITE
7%
Optical Co..10
——~—.10
Lomb
&
Bell & Gosselt Co
'I-
1
Hugoton Production Co —1
Hycon
'
32 A
—
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp
Class A common
7%
6%
1
——
Ask
:
Roadway Express class A.—_25c
t
Robbins & Myers Inc.:
4%
4%
Co class A com.10
Indiana Gas & Water Co
Bareco
30
—.
Hoover
48'/at
24%
24%
18%
36%
40%
17%
B
Haskelite
20 A •
22%
Public Service Co——5
Arkansas Missouri Power Co.—5
9%
8 %
Haile Mines Inc
20
14 A
preferred45'A
Partic
4%
3%
8%
Mfg Co new...2.51c
Hanna (M A)
Bid
Coke Co- —19
&
Richardson Co
16 A
13 A
Arizona
11 Va
*
Corp
Sulphur
Hagan Corp
19
—r-r4
common.
1
AUneuSer-tauSCii mic
Arden
Gulf
Gustin-Bacon
16%
10%
Inc„20e
34%
26*, a
22
Amphenol Electronics Cprp_—jl
Leaseholds
Coast
15%
_———1
Gulf Interstate Gas Co.
24A
20 A
49'A
Window Glass Co.12%
American
Gulf
Inc
Ask
Bid
Power Corp—5
Industries
Gruen
37 A
23 A
33%
—
'
Par
Green Mountain
6
34%
Gas
Portland General Electric Co -7%
Ask
35
35%
52l/v
x25%
33
Portland
Group
60
26%
28%
4
52 A
34%
*
.d
&
Assn
Deposit of
of
Life
87 A
Md
10
83
Philadelphia
10
41
44%
2.50
49
52 Ys
7.50
32%
34%
4
64 %
88'A
Fund
of
4%
5G
Corp__5
Assoc—
Reinsurance
(S
Ft
Newark
page.
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Number 5599
Voitime 184
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2877)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
Insurance
t-rfc-
Fall^
Glens
*
Globe &
Great
Gulf
1
-
General Reinsurance Corp—._10
Republic
American
Hartford Steamboiler
-
_
Standard
Jefferson
North
33 %
30%
Life
Ins
Title
Companies
Fire
39%
42%
Pacific
Indemnity
93
97 %
124
1
%
10
18 V4
1314
52
6.25
May
15,
June
17,
30
3%s
Springfield
10
44
10
46%
27%
29%
49
53
Title
10%
'
11%
Fire
;
Marine
&
Travelers
31%
29%
5
14%
39%
U S
15%
New Amsterdam Casualty— —2
42%
A—
Co
Accident
Standard
92%
3%s
April
U
:
Guar
Y)_-_8
18 V4
69 V4
Bid
Par
62
65'.
3
24
Y
2
27%
5.77
2
25%
1
3.75
Fund
Inc—1
8.85
9.67
Trust
•
1.56
1.71
Business
Mutual
Shares
Johnston
96.2
94.12
94.20
95.12
96.4
97.4
100
99
Natl Mortgage
3.35s
May
Assn—
99.24
99.28
20,
1957
1957
LOO
100.3
1958
98
98.8
.
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
Figures after decimal point represent
Bid
Indebtedness—
of
Feb.
15.
2%s
March
3%s
June
Ask
Bid
Ask
5.90
6.46
£957
99.29
99.30
1,
99.31
Treasury
Funds—
Custodian
24.25
25.31
23.96
26.14
Bonds)—L
17.39
18.98
10.12
11.04
Bonds)
—1
15.82
17.26
B-3
(Low
5.62
6.11
B-4
(Discount
8.07
8.77
K-l
(Income Pfd Stocks)
3 67
4.01
K-2
9.92
10.78
Priced
32nda of a point
more
iy2s
Bid
Ask
Notes—(Cont.)—
Oct.
1,
98.24
1957
99
—
—*
100.3
100.2
Bonds)—
8.75
9.56
(Speculative Pfd Stks)
12.65
(High-Grande Com Stk)
15.97
2%s
March
l%s
April
lB/*s
Mav
2s
Aug.
97.20
98.29
96.12
96.20
15,
96.11
96.13
1,
1959
1, 1959
95.10
95.18
94.10
94.18
1959—
_£
99.28
99.30
1%S Oct.
99.12
99.18
93.16
93.24
99.9
99.U
l%s April
1,
1960
lYaS Oct. 1, 1980
92.16
92.24
1957
99.20
99.22
1 %s
91.20
91.28
1957
99.4
99.6
l'As Oct.
90.28
91.4
1957
15.
1957
1.
15.
2%s Aug.
97.12
98.27
l%s April
1,
15,
1957—
April
1,
1961
1961
1,
13.81
S-l
Notes—
i, 1958
2%s June 15, 1958
ll/2s Oct. 1, 1958
l%s April
1957
100.1
100
1957
24.
3%S Oct.
a20.90
Fund_l
Mutual
or
Maturity—
Treasury
99.28
1957
22.
one
l%s F€b.
Par
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp
17.43
5-2
(Income Com
11.67
12.74
Mutual Fund Inc—1
12.84
13.96
6-3
15.79
23.17
S-4
(Speculative Com Stki
(Low Priced Com Stks)_l
14.47
♦
21.55
9.93
10.84
1
16.37
17.70
Bowling Green Fund
10c
Broaa Street Investment—___1
10.62
11.48
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_i
11.57
12.52
21 80
23.57
Bullock Fund Ltd—.
13.01
14.26
Blue Ridge
Fund
Boston
America—
Tr of
Bond Tnv
—
—
Canadian
International
Inc„
Ltd
Fund
Life
Insurance
Insurance
12.89
Growth
1
Inc
1
1
13.94
Life
19.53
1
1
Fund
6.07
1
Lexington Trust Fund_L
Fund
Ltd
(1954)
Canadian
Fund
21.13
Looinis
8.11
7.4.2
Stk
Sayles
Managed
25o
11.36
1
13%
Investors Inc
Fund
Inc
1
•
6.20
23.83
Electrical
15.98
17.28
General
100
13,600
14,200
Metal
1.39
Paper
shares
20.28
22.01
Preferred
1
1
1
Inc__——
Fund
Colonial
com„
;
Investment
Fund
Commonwealth
9.06
1
14.01
—
Inc
Fund
Fund
Inc
Special
De
„
lbVa
:
"
14.84
Mutual
7.30
14.99
Xu.'xX
9.96
Shares—
16.56
Inc
20.61
\
—
Investment Corp—1
Inc
—
-JO
Equity Fund Inc
20c
Fund
Federated Fund of New
10.63
Industries
Investors
Group Securities—
automobile
shares
15.06
•"
Inc
New
of
England
York
1
100
3.75 %
'3-
10-
99.30
100.1
1-57
99.31
100.3
1-56
7-
99.27
3.55%
6-
1-56
1-57
99.29
100
3.75%
11-
1-56
8-
1-57
99.31
100.3
3.40%
7-
2-56
4-
1-57
99.28
100
3.75%
12-
3-56
9-
3-57
99.31
100.2
1-
1-57
10-
1-57
99.31
100.1
United States
Treasury Bills
Dollar Value
Bid
January
3,
10,
1957
16,
1957—
January
1957
Dollar ValM
Ask
Bid
Ask
99.992
99.993
February
15,
1957-
99.599
99.609
99.934
99.941
February
21,
1957,..
99.561
99,575
99.500
99.512
99.876
99.880
February
1957-!
99.873
99.879
March
1957
99.814
99.823
March
99.752
99.762
March 21,
40.97
January 31, 1957
February 7, 1957
99.688
99.698
March
22,
1957
99.315
99.329
10.48
February
99.624
99.636
March
28,
1957
99.240
99.249
11.45
"
9.55
1957
14,
28,
7,
1957.
1957-
14,
99.438
99.452
99.377
1957
99.393
99.311
1957—
99.324
14.61
a
3.44
3.74
18.46
19.98
Fund
6.67
7.31
17.10
18.74
2.84
Peoples
3.07
14.58
Price
8.49
(T
9.22
10.10
12.57
13.76
6.16
6.76
.rScudder,
15.21
16.65
shares—lo
8.47
8.83
lc
lc
10.31
11.29
9.18
lc
Rll equipment shares—
13.27
2.56
2.82
6.29
—
6.90
shares—___lc
10.24
19.56
21.40
shares
Growth
22.00
15.08
Fund—-.
Stevens
Scudder,
Stevens
Common
Stock
Araer
(Edson
101%
102
.1983
799%
100
.1981
97 %
98%
Coal
Peabody
99 y4
102y4
457/«
—1-1975
Light
4%s_1986
1976
1975
—
90
88
100%
101 Va
82'/a
Gulf
Tel
States
Utilities
Hotels
10.01
10.83
12.01
12.98
1
13.96
15.30
1
12.01
102
104
1968
148
1
Investors
State Street Investment Corp
Stein Roe & Farnham Fund
12.62
101%
102Va
S
*
1
a28.94
Inc_l
11.21
Television-Electronics
11.78
1931
Michigan
1991
Bell Tele 4%s
-1975
-1976
Mueller Brass 3s/bS
National
Arizona
,
United
Can 5s
102%
103 %
93
90
107
108
4.33
United
Accumulated
9.36
United
Continental
United
Income
Fund
United
Science
Fund
3.94
Pub Serv 4.80%
Central
Illinois
a
Net
asset
Pow
&
Lt 4.76%
k Admitted to listing on
is
Stock Exchange.
yield price,
Ex-rights,
b Bid
d
t New
x
value.
the New York
1
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stock,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
>
issued
Ex-stock
dividend.
!
Mutual Fund Inc____l
Haydock Fund Ire
17.12
United
a25.04
i
15.15
2.49
2.72
10 77
1
Fund
Fund
Fund
17.64
6.20
6.78
1
Inc
11.77
Value
Line
Income
9.54
Value
Line
RED
CROSS—
Special Situations
10.69
Fund
Van
lo
10.84
11.86
lc
10.82
12.56
7.10
7.77
11.46
12.53
4.92
5.38
Strum
Fund
Fund
Inc
&
Inc
6.36
2.67
2.92
1
11.43
12.45
.1
7.14
7.80
1
8.92
9.75
1
Towne
5.82
10c
Inc
12.95
14.12
j
must carry onl
Stock
;
11.84
11.48
income
Fund Tnc
America
Trust' of
Value Line
9.89
Pund_lc
Fund
lc
Growth
Institutional
Tnstitutlnnal
of
12.01
16.23
8.73
Fund, lc
Institutional
Tnsur
10.99
Ltd
1
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Bank
9"2vi
11.05
1
Canada
i
Fund-.
Investors
Inst Foundation
Funds
f: 1
'
16.38
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc
l
Income
16.61
„i
.
Inc_
Your
12.39
8.47
10.17
Shares.
Boston.
lc
Wall
Street Investing
Corp
')
Washington Mutual
Investors
Fund
Inc
Wellington Fund
91
pfd—50
54%
55
100
99%
lOOVa
99
100
Light—
preferred
4.64 %
Texas
T777T
11.40
Fund—
Fund—
110
89
pfd_100
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
value
tEx-100% stock dividend
tEx-2-for-l split,
par
Funds Inc—
16.09
1c
1L3
107
82
81
8.89
1
Inc
111
Sons—
&
(M)
23'.
8.13
1
1
Fund
.1971
Stocks—
Lowensteln
12.84
213 4
Fund
Templeton Growth Fd of Can
l
9.41
10.28
Whitehall
Fund
Inc
1
11.55
12.49
1
10.53
11.51
Wisconsin
Fund
Inc
1
5.41
5.85
98 %
83
1976
R
11 "06
Texas
81%
.1970
Corp
Industi
Universal
13.82
41.25
38.75
83.
151
Lighting 4%s-1986
Long Island
13.12
1
Underwood
U
1970
4'/2s
4%s
Kerr-McGee
102 %
103Va
.1971
An
48 %
a23.77
Inc
Sterling Investment Fund
101 %
FOOTNOTES FOR
Fund
Investors
4%s-1986
41/4s__1986
Calif
of
—U
84 %
120
a35.74
1
103V4
102%
12.73
1.25
8.54
Investment! Co
3%s
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Fund—
Shares
15.62
Resources
13.51
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&
B)
7.14
11.71
Shareholders Trust of Boston
Smith
30.55
12.43
•
1
Institutional
&
Clark
&
lc
Incorporated
.1986
1974
4y4s
4 3/ss
Stock
6.60
>
shares
Utility shares
Incorporated
102
20.64
13.87
30.24
Growth Industry Shares Inc
Fund
.1976
.1967
Pow
Ask
103%
1986
92 V i
11.22
lc
stock
18.37
21.78
Bid
Bonds—(Cont.)
79 '/a
10.06
12.12
LJilO-
shares
•
,
Fund Inc
Sovereign
Industrial Machinery shares_lc.
Inc
Inc
Science & Nuclear Funds
b Scudder Fund of Canada Inc__
8.70
7.69
14.75
t/i
7.94
lc
shares—
11.11
13.46
_
Inc
(Geo)
Selected
shares—lc
&
3%s-
Corn
Florida
General
10.16
.
Fund
Putnam
Southwestern
Bond
9.87
1
Corp
Fund Inc
Puritan
6.32
shares
9.03
Power
Frueliauf Trailer 4s
Inc
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9.42
Petroleuip
1
&
2.50
Fund
Fund
8.60'
shares
33 '/a
Dallas
Ferro
Inc
Ask
78'/a
91 'A
Light 4'/4s_1983
Credit
Commercial
4V4s_1975
1976
21.92
31%
Securities
Fund
Street
Pioneer
13.78
7.81
Pine
15.9.3
12.72
Philadelphia
5.76
Bond
20.28
1
Securities
lc
Institutional
7.18
Burlington Industries
Capital Airlines 4y4s
Hilton
11.26
lc
Merchandising
10.07
6.57
1
7.01
shares
6.63
9.21
Fund
Security Issues
Bid
Bonds—
5.25
8.99
6.07
Series
Inc
12.61
bond
4.80
Over-The-Counter
11.51
Fully administered
6.96
Recent
11.38
8.23
Series
Shares
lc
shares
1
10.65
6.37
Chemistry
(The) Stock Fund-lo
Bectronics
Electrical
Equipment shares-
9.85
10.41
Corp
Textron
8.57
10.28
lc
lc
shares
Co Inc_l
Ltd-
I Electronics
4.34
7.88
Common
Investment
99.29
Ask
99.23
17,
Capital Fund
Canada
9.40
;Intl
37.90
1
Shares—
Stock
13.GO
Chemical
•'
1-57
Bid
1-57
24,
7.86
12.68
10.59
Series-
8.58
Hudson
2-
Due
6-3-57
5-
January
7.17
11.73
Trust
Stock
Corn
Stock
11.87
Guardian
1-56
16.28
3.96
—lc
-£—lc
shares
Building shares
Capital Growth Fund
""-*«mcn
5-
1-56
January
Inc__10c
Series
Nucleonics
1
1
1
Fund Inc
Corp
Trust
Capital
General
Railroad
3.50%
3.20
3.53
Series
New
11.62
—1
General
Steel
2.90
3.20
Series—,.
Growth
7.30
Eng—1
Inc
Railroad
lc
Fund
Fund
Investors
Stpck
5.31
7.04
i
5
Fund Inc_l
Mutual Fund
*
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common
stock series
lc
Preferred
stock series
lc
Fundamental Investors Inc
2
Mining
Life
Dividend
159.33
Fund
General
Fund
Growth
Preferred
22.03
4.86
Financial Industrial
Food
9- '4-56
3.66
33y3c
Trust
Bond
23.09
157.73
Founders
Aviation
3.32
National Security Series—
Balanced
Series
10.18
21.59
—1
Fund
Stock Fund
Gas
3.625%
4.52
_lc
_
Wide Securities
National
2.97
9.37
1
—
Electronics
Futures
shares
Investors
Shares
Nation
18.70
2.71
2.50
25c
,
Howard—
Fidelity
Bond
Invest
Mutual
1 M.,0
9.09
Balanced
Energy
8-
100
66
12.03
Fund
&
3.20%
99.29
4.19
4.10
lc
.
shares
Investors
Income
Eaton
3.80
lc
Investment
Massachusetts
1
Shares
Dividend
Dreyfus
lc
.
Fund Inc
18
64
E
a"Tles
shares
shares
Mass
10.94
Trustee
^•rslfied
100
2-57
5.87
Manhattan
Growth Stk- Fund—1
Investment Fund—1
Diversified
Dated
99.29
1-
4.41
Massachusetts
—1
Fund
Diversified
Rate
Ask
2-57
2-56
2.76
4.00
17.68
6.67
1
Investing Co Inc
Mutual Fund Inc
Vegh
Vegh
Delaware
5.33
2.50
Transport
Mutual
De
Bid
1-
7-
3.875%
5.81
lo
15.15
16.27
Inc
shares.
19.33
17.78
1
1
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Crown Western Investment Incr
Dividend Income Fund
1
Fund
Concord
,
i
Equipment shares.lc
Industries
Petroleum
13.95
Composite Bond & Stock
Composite
Due
4-2-56
January
Commonwealth Stock
"
Automobile
9.85
12.83
14 3
a42.13
shares
1.34
Securities
Christiana
Dated
Funds—
5.66
22.04
Fund
Venture
12.42
5.33
Fund
Mutual
Century Shares Trust
Chemical
Fund
Inc—_—-50c
Capital
6.66
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Oebeninres
Rate
3.10%
7.68
7.63
1
.
Knickerbocker
Stocks)
3.30s
1
Inc
General
Canada
_1
Inc
Fund
California
i
95.26
95.4
i
4
the
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
lc
96.22
Aug. 20,
2%s Jan. 20,
Certificates
(Investment
B-2
Inc
Federal
99.8
3.90s
(Medium Grade Bonds).
B-l
Development
Fund
99.31
99
Maturity—
(The)
Keystone
1, 1960
1, 1960
98.8
96.14
1959—.:
1,
98.16
98
100
4.00
American
.
98.3,0
3%s May 1*1971
37/aS Sept. 15, 1972
99.27
1957
27 %
in
Mutual Funds—
6.24
Fund
2%s May
2V4s Feb.
100.4
100
-
29"'b
Fire
N
of
Co
Jefferson Gustodian Funds Inc_l
1:82
1.25
Inc
Affiliated
Mutual
99.27
100.3
99.29
1957
1.
1,
25%
Westchester
Ask
1.65
25c
Fund
1957
1957
72 %
Fire
Life Insurance
City
June
2%s
Associated
99.23
100
15,
99.30
99.29
20%
5
(N
Fidelity & Guaranty Co__10
S
U S
Trust
&
2s
Mutual Funds
Atomic
.
100.2
49'a
32%
38
American
.
99.31
July
Ask
99.26
99.27
l%s Oct. 1, 1957
2%s May 1, 1968
2%s Nov. 1, 1958
100.2
467b
30%
86
Fund
.
1957
1957
March 1,
32 %
lb
Mutual-Funds—•
99,31
99.31
Bid
Bonds—
15, 1957
May 1, 1957
3%s
100.2
99.27
1957
15,
•
99.31
-
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
63
lo
35%
Aberdeen
1957
Bank
Land
Feb
2V2S June
47%
44%
10
—_5
class
1957
3.20s
56',a
10
Security (New Haven)
—5
Co__—
1957
15,
3%s
14%
Seaboard Surety
5
Fire
15,
Mar
19%
2
Marine
&
Mar.
69 '4
105
4
Corp
Fire
Feb.
3% April
20%
,
214
1
National Union Fire
Nationwide
19
66
100
5
Ins
58
205
Assurance—
Life
RRmarch
; ^National
54 %
5
Corp (N Y)
Insurance (Texas)
Paul
more 32nda ofa point
or
3.30s
99.31
99,28
3%s
8
20
Manufacturers
Fire
Merchants
St
one
Federal
3s
1957
15,
Ask
Banks—
Loan
15,
3.80s
a
'10
_
Merchants &
51"
Reinsurance
15 %
14%
47
10
Co
Providence-Washington
Republic
Home
Ja'n.
3.05s
%
1071
10
lo
19%
Federal
3%s
.
32
18
64
102%
10
Peerless Insurance Co
131
.
29
60
Bid
Life
(Minn)
Pacitic
Casualty
Massachusetts Bonding
^
8V«
12.50
Insurance
80%
—
Lincoln National Life
Maryland
34%
6%
Phoenix
Life Insurance Co of Va_
:
Northwestern National
75
(Va)_5
Inc
31 '/a
Northern
38
142
Ins-
Corp
25%
River
32%
35%
23%
3.33 %
Northeastern
135
Figures cfter decimal point represent
37%
2.50
19 Va
Amer^—5
Life
38
Ask
34 y2
5
_5
—
December
Obligations of Government Agencies
Bid
10
Fire
31%
10
1.
(Greensboro N C) —:
Jersey Insurance Co of. N Y —10
Lawyers
York
Fire
10
-
—
North
of
Co
Insurance
New
17 V2
10
—
_—
—
35%
Hampshire
5
Hartford Fire Insurance Co_.-10
Home
New
_5
——
_
—
Fire
Par
46%
t33 %
(Jacksonville Fla)_2'/2
Life
Hanover
Ask
43%
-.5
common..
new
Friday,
Companies (Continued)
Bid
Par
4
for
1!
/!
•
'
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.
•
:
:
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
40
.
Monday, December 31, 1956
.
.
(2878)
third Ftdaral Rtsarva
District—-Philadelphia-.
BANK CLEARINGS
THE COURSE OF
Week Ended December 22
1956
1955
$
Inc.
Pre¬
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Bethlehem
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
the week ended Saturday, Dec. 29, clearings for all
States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
liminary figures compiled by us
cities of the United
0.9% below those of the
there is
loss for the
a
2.2
t
1.525,763
1,919,714
2,038.728
'
+
7.1
1,953,229
1,600,114
5,073,389
+
7.1
5,344,360
3,931,634
1,385,000,000
1.302,000,000
+
6.4
1,264;000,000
352,000,000
4,432,114
4,464,528
7,416,883
6,496,240
+ 14.2
6,670/695
4,200,000
4.004,890
+
4.9
4,103,2.0
7,707,531
7,949,730
3.0
25.070,877
19,404,898
22,250,148
+
12/7
7,576,184
20,066,717
13,829.070
15,091,893
+ 28.6
16,021,172
10,184,246
1,465,039,827
1,373,486,600
6.7
1,333,808,199
1,003,160,184
Reading
Scranton
®
York__
Delaware—Wilmington
Jersey—Trenton
New
week follows:
the
2.433,307
+
*
1,853,104
2,092,371
Wllkes-Barre
$20,138,158,969 for the same week in 1955.
week ending Friday of 2.9%, Our comparative summary for
$19,959,073,982 against
at
1.1
5,431.384
n
Philadelphia—
totals stand
At this center
+
2.241.017
Lancaster
corresponding week last year. Our preliminary
1,630,104
2,486.497
.
Chester
country, indicate that for
of the
1,643.626
1953
1954
or
Dec. %
$
.
show a decrease compared with a year ago.
clearings this week will
Bank
Total
cities)
(11
,
0.7 ;
—
—
+
4,180,750
2,814,320
'
5,709,892
2,417,343
7,228,083
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
&
York
Chicago
1,163,090,000
„..
-
603.505,836
City
T
642,723,434
365,272.099
453.333,700
Cleveland
-
-
-
-
+
308,936,8)7
218,994,347
+
0.9
550.926,095
64,351,400
54,954,900
452,259.086
33,963,500
Other
$15,447,693,712
days
—
Total
+ 52.4
13.841.401
+
22.4
"11,619,217
12.044,106
500,043,958
461,647,173
+
8.5
422.629.960
340.734,655
1,566,803,900
cities)
(7
1,501,940,909
+
4.3
/1,369,180,175
1,082,182,886
3,609,104.216
All cities, one
902,276,054
894,161,546
day
4
7.1
23.112,000
18,248.000
+
0.6
194,375,665
153,571,324
+
6.4
2,368,834
3,472,446
8,593,850
8,074,072
5,209,506
4,166,091
458,314,156
370,880,199
+ 23.6
361,683,275
270,510,078
146,135,837
141,594,419
+
3.2
130,659,295
91,185,420
865^839,345
769,974,418
+12.4
718,512,187
540,058,747
_
.,
Columbia—Washington
,
0.9
Total
$19,959,073,982 820,138,158,969
Total all cities for week
4.1
+
0.9
—-
District of
+
25 139,000
219,497,376
4,984,433
South Carolina—Charleston
1.0
—
4,789,352
26,923.076
-
Richmond
$19,243,697,423
—
five days—
11,612.362
220,887,084
Virginia—Norfolk
1.4
0.9
+
3,576 646,176
Maryland—Baltimore
all cities,
50.741.400
10,510,306
14,490.232
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richland—
22.1
$15,607,351,247
$19,056,797,928
cities, five days
Total
17.1
-r
16.012,033
11,736,814
West Virginia—Huntington
Ten cities, five
+
7.9
316,915,385
0.4
634,419,408
9.2
585,911,588
-
Baltimore
415.105.614
543,688,963
246,308,303
;
+
7.564,830
+
639,949,890
Yourtgstown
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
0.1
+
10.435.285
314,174,240
Columbus
9.9
540,1:41,212
11,744,650
315,520.876
Mansfield
7.9
—
4.6
12,288,017
Cincinnati
Cleveland
b.3
7"
346.200,600
Pittsburgh
Ohio—Canton
6.2
T
593,633,000
Francisco
San
4.5
1.095,000,000
394,267,604
—
-
2.9
—
1,036,147,421
989.138,127
—
Philadelphia
Kansas
—
$10,067,395,554 $10,366,757,119
—
Boston
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Clevelled—
*
1955
-1956
Week Ended Dec. 29—
New
cities)
(6
Sixth Federal Reserva District—Atlanta-
foregoing will appear
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the
ii
Saturday, and the Saturday figures are not available at time
ends
the week
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as
issue of next week.
our
this
nt
center
showing
Reserve Districts
Federal
York
the New
Reserve
and from this we note that
District
(including this city)
7,493,065
+
3.5
5,904,617
3.167,827
+
4.3
165,449,080
241,224,508
204,947,358
+ 17.7
149,591,626
137,195,566
151,363,389
+ 17.0
Mobile
17,466,583
893,550
206,350,560
1,261,809,571
—
Cities)
(10
District
of 6.7%
the
In
.
Cleveland
Reserve
District
Reserve
Kansas
of
3.0%
the
and
Reserve District of
an
we
furnish
178,320,555
+10.1
1,082,050,671
875,358,384
+ 28.5-.
2,957,186
20,546,663
12,269,560
—11.4
13,224.943
12,663.353
.+
4.4
11,742.320
7,072,411
99.656,000
80,730,000
+
23.4
77,773,000
56,597,000
16,745,663
15,032,639
+ 11.4,.
11,819,070
:
Terre
Haute—
5,496,045
lewa—Cedar
Louis
Des
In the
1,661,312
1,116.070,625
4,795,424
-.+
9,447,700
+
36.0,
6,263,581
+
/ 13,510,768
11.5/
1,488,846,878.
,
1,310,199
778,944,054
.
4,541,438
•
9,957,848
/
7,652^488
7.931,972
4,370,225
3,390,102
1,396,630,665
1,Of1,007.358
388,800;000
287,000,000
.
+. 8.6
.
5,037^16
.
V
11,3—.
14,993/160
1,017,062,401
12,222,595
1,280,110
f
6.983.9C0
(17 Cities)
32.174/135
-
5.8-.:. 1.0C5,218,730
+
+14.6
16,686,982
Springfield
3.476,709
37,491,787;
.14/195.801
,
3.0
—
7,024,306
8,608,378
3,335,001
90,437,205
-
.
12,846,116
_i_,
Total
+ 10.1
1,610,868
6.052,183
4,883,011
.
+ 314
13,872,571
1,180,417,243
8,049.120
Decatur
Peoria.
5,986,389
40,566,154
13,197,906
-
109,719,977
:
+ 19.7
7,164,420
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
6,412,207,
..
+ 15.0
15,271,534
_■*.
City
1,758,222
V,
18,139,627
'
13.2
+
53,318,136
Rapids
Moines—
Sioux
increase of 2.3%, in the Dallas
123,908,155
2,583,301
....
9.3
+
4,854,124
142,470,293
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
a
454,530
203,529,439
3,799.566
Indianapolis
1.2% and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 8.5%.
following
542,782
21.1
22,452,444
Rockford
In the
28.8
+
10,869,128
Arbor
Indiana—Fort Wayne
District
District of 12.9%.
Minneapolis Reserve
City Reserve District the totals record
9,027,952
11,788,272
+
693,713
Lansing
District the totals are larger by
by 10.1%. The Chicago Reserve District has to its credit a gain of 8.6%, the St.
3,228.386
Grttnd Rapids
in
and in the Philadelphia Re¬
4.3%, in the Richmond Reserve District by 12.4% and in the Atlanta Reserve
6,131,425
Seventh Federal Reserva District—Chisago—
South Bend
serve
—
14,922,687
249,911,030
1,38b,948,515
Orleans—.
Michigan—Ann
the totals show an improve¬
in the Boston Reserve District of 8.8%
ment of 8.1%,
6.6
22.406,389
218,604,719
Mississippi—Vicksburg
gain of 7.3%, the bank clearipgs
which they are located
in
290,700,000
35,889,083
228,008,723
Louisiana—New
We group the cities according to the
increase of 8.1%.
an
405,800,000
7,857,383
$25,772,096,359 against $23,926,397,413 in the
Outside of this city there was a
79,193.790
4,3
5.6
7,342,033
7,754,455
Total
week in 1955.
97,424,347
+
+
Alabama—Birmingham
[the elaborate detailed statement, however, which we present further below,
able to give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
29.
For that week there was an increase of 7.7%, the aggregate clearings for
same
+ 11.2
427,600,000
Florida—J a cksonville
estimated.
In
the whole country having amounted to
—
Augusta
"we are
Dec.
39,643,171
133,696,915
445,800,000
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all cases has to be
41,862,478
148,685,065
Tennessee—Knoxville
..
.
SUMMARY OF BANK CL|ARINGS
1955
1954
Inc. or
$
1956
Week Ended December 22
Dec. %
I
■
1953
-
Eighth Federal Reserve District—Si Letts-—
%■■■"
■
'
iit Boston
l'i «ltl<
2nd New York
4rd
851,007,006
026,142,199
/
12,466,753,133
G.7
1,333,808,109
1,003,160,184
•tth Cleveland
__
•4th Richmond
4.3
1,360,180,175
—
+
12.4
718,512,187
540,058,747
4
12,740,886,330
>
1,465,039, E27
1,373,483.600
4
7
"
1,566,803,999
1,501.940,000
4
**
865,830,345
769,974,418
10
*
1,388,948,515
17
**
1,617,062,461
4
*
Louis..—L
—_
■
813,422,654
Total
1,393,630,666
3.0
728,706,663
527 054.740
4-12.0
536,882,760
403,884.264
780,483.123
Minneapolis
7
KDth Kansas City
9u
ith Dallas^.—
l
.
i'Jth San -Francisco
650,307,577
*•
Outside
We
New
now
York- Ctty=i.„
add
our
482,335,5^0
664,809,9.34
2.3
St. Paul—.
+
4
1.2
428,104,116
385,700,000
South Dakota—Aberdeen-—
I-
8 .5
1,149,637,453
880/983,288
Montana—-Billings
7.7
22,659,609,177
detailed
statement
7.3
11,612.529.903
North Dakota—Fargo
8,131,086,946
10,596,009,177
1
1954
Dec.
%"
1953
|
Inc. or
*
2,336,301
+
0.9
2, 078,755
2,469,465
7,153,906
+
11.7
6, 399,566
5,165.923
702,075.393
+
8.5
655, 456,517
2.3
+
17.5
1, 476,937
+11.6
3, 756,583
15,427.663
3.5
14. 161,007
13,653,446
.
+
1,782.839
3,664,538
15,974,097
f
4,167.955
4,088,627.
11,143.411,3tt- 22.5
9 ,799,175
44,052 379
_
Haven
-
+
39,457,6983
3, 630.535
8,329.33^
35 ,436,885
+11.6
33,003,370
+
0.8
19 ,645,241
13,872,089
34,027.300
+16.5
30 161,500
29,341,800
3,458.830
+
6.6
,530.520
926,142,199
Cities)
York—Albany
851.097,096
+
8.8
784,533,221
Buffalo
City
.
Syracuse
439;626,
citlesj,_____—;
6,677,140
-3.354,28a
.
-
4,105,009
11,892,046
7,963,178'
^ 536,882,760
403,384,264
*
.
-
3,837.589 '
4.664,360
734,709
3.5
,717.901
—22.0
8,665,222
5.9
164,878,873
+
+
15,412, 095
■
—38,7
875,836
669,426
6,047.934130,191,924
9,983,428
■/17,851.591
+ 19.1
429,623,489
300,400,464
+
5,989, 432
1.9
6.3
14,331,127
10.024.127
+16.4
12,669 ,498
9,952,546
30.089,457
t+.
30,092, 013
431,491; 869
.NTs
6,970, 409
—
Pueblo
;
5,816,610
3,2-72.264
cities)
(9
29,789 133
91,191,027
;
2,418,546
1,758,666-
46.926./I28'
A
Galveston
Wichita
Total
510,378,484)
,41/196,298
-
.
(6
•
7,232,289
ir{r
'3-3. 605,367,196
598,374,966
Ban
8.1
12,063,600.000
8.554,253.391
16.9
7,372.000
6,113 fl°o
5,997.521
5,648,125
14,463,045
11,991,004
ii2tq
+
428,104,116
385709,900
177,626,824
131,162.398
197.977,406
+
3.2
4,706,571
+
14.2
5,651,779
3.936,206
,184,225.121
+
10.1
147,983,830
134,108;625
—13.3
84.9i0.533
85.266,050
204,379,503
202,744.823
1,892,549
>-78:b24,464-.+
26,922,715
ISfi
-
■iU.
Oregon—FortTand
2,457,674
35,791,216
Utah—Salt
Lake
1
City
California—Long Beach
..
120.030,231
104,073,136
27,653,511
19,024,901
1
711,193,860
34,037,258
21,865/761
^
Santa Barbara^
23,607,206
20.8
+
19
791,402,984
—
Jose
+
18.724
33,402,434
Pasadena.
15,802.035
12,017,236
652,546.694
468,620,422
6.8
19,760,719
12,499,770
5,346,575
10,529,193
+
9,832,662
8,218,512.
+19.6
8,033,068
15.604,206
Stockton
17,361.808
1.6
+ 11.3
13,613.381
+14.6
13,712,765
27.272,003
18,769,264
-
+ 18.5
8,382,017
18.526,914
5,933,351
329,101,705
32,137,118
Reserve Disfrict—'San Franclsce—
San Francisco
7.0
7,350,630
360(733,802
"
18,254,156
cities)
2.400.083
+
482,335,540
603,099,179
99,569.039
+33.7
A #2,836.910+
.6.0
I 4/^.0
8,375,000
9,921,000
Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport-^.
3,111,767
4 16.3
664,809,934
+
11,516,248
12,212,040
510.821,483,
Forth Worth
123.595,759
18,573,294
-
2.3
Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
Eleventh
Dallas
2.0
+
a
+
660,224,219
675,630,585
—
a
a.
a
1,419,874/756
14,904.3136
29,437j271
*21,000,000
73,417.801
51,313,902
95,603,776
93,093,108
•'+
2.7
84,070,021
1
13.777,607,245
12.746.836.330
+
8.1
12,466,753/133
-
* 67,026,504
Grand
totaltf,109
Outside- New-Ybrlt.Clty-^^
-
..... ...
3.859,600,8676'
1f,'308.20i,993?"-
25,772,096,35923,926,397313
+■
8:5°
12,463,214,062
'
'
r
•
-
11,612,528.903
1,149,'037, 4^3
4"--'•'3----10,Sse,0C9:177- 'i 8,4.31,^086,946
{t—z
'
-•Estimatetl.-^-da) Cleaeings^operaticns discontinued;
„
**■'
.;?n;
;^ k80,933,28-8
22/659,60§j,1^7 .,^85,34<j;337
4,7.7
...
■
.Total (10
10,086,739
•
—33.7
150,104 014
-
13,471, ,430
"
Joseph
3,909,114
33,570,35.7 i.
46,030,443
24.837.184
,
12,279, 879
158,934. 809
^
i c
Colorado—Colorado Springs
+21.3
T2;313;867,510
—/.
821 649
9,446, 04'2'°-
4,266,142
+
3,334.843
13,308,882.297
/NorthenrNew Jersey,.—
107,212,357
-
6 /7
+.
1.3C3, 77Q
9,574, 811
35,851,
+18.9
3,049,745
4.045,066
„
13,978,382
904, 147
*4
16,059,9(!4
1.3
'
144,654,181
3.625.893
Jersey—Newark*/.
8,157.616
266/414,676
-
57^,064,310 '-+12.9
•850, ,645
~J!
—^
28.236.218
+
(a)
148,436.558
Jamestown
,
7,362,937
136,793;235
+14-0
5,372,849
24.881,918
{a >
»*lra-_—
+'
6,570,091'
Washlngton^+Heattle
25,215,868
.
4;658.649
7,491,576
14,921,135
Texas—Austin
3,687,030
O^nnecticu t—Stamford
---
362,245/864/
*
H.4
5.047,785
.tj
650,307,577
*
Twelfth
Kew
ii&
-•
Ltf2,955
2^67005
25,851.264?
26,063,699
Hampshire—Manchester
Rochester
'?
-
+ 12.2
8,648,955-
9,703,174
.i
V
IOmaha
2,891,008
.
' 39,629,700
,
Cfevr York
1,844,294
4 527,954,740
'
Total
2,095.665
Blnghamton
■*
492.228,590
Seeend Federal Reserve Distriet—New Yerk—
Mow
+
;
Missouri—Kansas
4,265,BU
Lowell
New Bedford
Total, (12
145,758,180
e
761,727,795
Fall River_
■*hw
1955
.
7,992,641
Island—Providence
+•11.6
.
Lincoln
-
2,911.303
■Massachusetts—Boston
New
80,562,515
'.
Tenth Federal Rnervi^District—Kaaaaa Bity—
Hastings
St.
Maine—Bangor
QLiode
+ 10.1
Nebraska—Fremont
-
8
Connecticut—Hartford
9.407.797
387,042;256
-
Cities)
Total-(7
showing the figures for each city for the
1958
it,
First Federal Reserve District—Beaten
Worcester
158,527; 931
.
16,685,340,337
21,926,307.413'
25,772,006,359
12,463,214,062
Springfield
3.0«'- 728;706,6G3
171,402,622
——a
660.224,210
Clearings at—h
.
+;
789,483/123
10,358,060
T. 308.208,003
Week Ended December 22
Portland
-1.2,710,047
'■if'
'
v.eek ended Dec. 22 for four years:
■
3.7
431,383,225
Minneapolis
/'. *]508.374,066
675,630,585.
v
+
2.714.585
Minnesota—Duluth-
1,410,874,756
**
109
117,517,000
813,422,654
(4 cities).
Helena——i.—:
"Total
219,679.611
8.4
2,816,230
-.605,367,106
"
«
10-
; 576,064,310
0.7;
+
Ninth FederalBeserveDistrict—Mieneapellt—
1.041,007.358
■
'
4th
+
148,556,049..,
875,358,384
1,082,050,671
8.6
-f
"1,488,346.878
10.1
•+•
.1,261,809,571
"th Chicago
■tth Bt.
8.1
4
4th Atlanta
+ -2.3
224,512,489
1,082,182,886
13,777,657,245
%■
_
"
11
,
413,700,000
161,100,830
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
8,859,600,867
10
Philadelphia.
423,400,000
220,105.594
Missouri—St. Louis
603,099,179
784,533,221
8.8
+
,
/.::
'i--
i
''•••
Volume
Number
184
5599
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2879)
ENTIRE
Foreign Exchange Rates
Pursuant
the
to
requirement
Section
of
EXCHANGE
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
DECEMBER
1956
RESERVE
BANK
DECEMBER
TO
27,
TO
TREASURY
1956,
INCLUSIVE
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT
First
Apex
Monetary
Unit
Noon
Buying
Rate
for
Cable
Electrical
4*4%
Clark
Transfers
In
New
York
(Value
in
United
States
Fifth
Debt
Gulf
Friday
Monday
Dec. 21
S
.0555555*
.0278776*
Australfa,
Austria,
pound
.0276908*
2.219206
•2.219953
.0385802*
.0385802*
.0385802*
.0199223
.0199214
.0199145
.325400
.325400
.325483
1.042142
1.043125
1.042343
.208800
.208866
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00285468
Germany, Deutsche mark
.238200*
rupee
<
.208616
Yen
EXCHANGE
DAY
Kingdom,
2.757116
Dec
bonds
31
2737
_Jan.
31
%
—Jan.
1968
Industries, Inc., class A
Co.
of Canada, Ltd.—
1
2325
stock
Jan
11
2740
Feb.
1
232S
1968—Jan.
21
2740
——
1,
cumul.
„
Jan
_
14
2740
14
2785
3
2330
31
stock-"Jan!
pfd.
Corporation—
convertible
2.786875
due
sub.
Jan.
debs,
15,
due
2490
1983——Jan.
Dec.
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.261018
.261025
."261018
2.757528
2.758456
.140080*
Transacted
.140080*
.
by
Philadelphia
2.759178
.140080*
.496183*
.496766*
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
.193330*
.193330'
.193330*
.193330*
.233350
Jenks,
on
Kirkland,
.233350
2.774698
2.784821
2.785133
Grubbs
&
Keir
100
Motor
Y: 50
Terminals,
John
Warren.
Inc.
$ per share
common
Watson
Co.
at
26:
STOCKS
.233350
.233350
1970—Dec.
Wednesday, December
Shares
.496766*
.0349000
2.774283
1,
Auction Sales
.00277912*
/i
.496706*
;
aterllng
1,
stock
.208733
2.785729
.00277912*
.140080*
pound
21
1975
preferred
.238216*
.208033
2.785104
a
.261012
Africa, pound—
2730
.00285500
.238216*
CHRISTMAS
.0800560
.
Union of South
&
due'Jan.
stock
'
.00277912*
Mexico, peso.
Netherlands,
guilder
.Sweden, krona
Switzerland,
franc
1,
1st mtge. leasehold
(Germany)—
314 '/o
conv. sub.
debentures
Vanan Associates—
15-year 5 'io
.90285520
.238233*
.00277912*
-_
CLOSED
.208033
2.784791
Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo
July
convertible
Richmond Gas Co., 6%
Oil
1
.00435401*
.00285468
&
2729
stock—Jan.
pfd.
2437
.208916
.00435401*
franc
New
York
Sinclair
.325333
pound
due
B.
adjustment bonds
Land
1
Jan.
prior
Jan.
1952
stock
New
2.220534
.208833
ranee
United
.0555555*
.0277287*
1.041093
finland,(Metropolitan),
markka
Japan,
.0555555*
.0282000*
cumul.
1,
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, Inc.—
4 V2%
convertible sub. debentures due
April
Kings County Lighting Co., preferred
$
.0199178
.
Malayan dollar
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
Ireland,
S
7%
July
Inc.,
Co.
preferred
dated
18
Corp.—
ser
Avenue.
Electric
States
lr/o
Dec. 27
.0385802*
franc
British Malaysia,
India,
S
Refining
International Nickel
Thursday
Dec. 26
.0555555*
2.218874
schilling
Belgium,
Wednesday
Dec. 25
$
Argentina, peso—
Official
Tuesday
Dec. 24
Page
Jan.
Inc.—
debentures
conv.
&
Co.,
Mills,
cumulative
General
Money)
Mfg.
Paper
Oil
$1.20
_
500
and
mortgage serial bonds
Charmin
1930
OF
,
Country
Date
Industries, Inc., 5% cumulative con v. pfd. stock
Advent Evangelical Lutheran Church—
522
FEDERAL
21,
CALLED
Company and Issue—
ACF
of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week
just passed.
FOREIGN
ISSUES
47
(no
common
par)(no
30
par)——
2 lot
v
2.775632
2.776359
2.785758
2.786875
DIVIDENDS
•Nominal.
(Continued from page 12)
$52 million in the Cleveland District, but they increased
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
thousands
In
i
of
dollars)
•-*
Increase ( + ) or
:
Decrease (— (Since
Dec. 26,
ASSETS—
1956
certificate
Gold
certificate
notes
Other
other
of
cash
Discounts
258.039
+
7,111
+
277,109
advances
28,440
+
265.150
11,469
+
10,300
—
—
'
.,
122,702
+
11
+
33,043
+-
1,279
+
+
6,807
+
1,721,270
+
41,500
■+
218.574
unci
adjusted*-
+5,012,000
9,153,913
—_
Bonds
outright—
24,609,632
agrmt.
+•
41,500
+
—
330,600
10,000
—
218,574
Real
85,300
Total U.
Due
from
securities
24,940,232
and
securities
25,652,723
31,500
+
133,274
83,127
+
*
—
—
307,247
—1,528,500
73,641
—
242
+
243,897
+-
+
Reserves
10,615
+
87,848
—1,594,099
52,677,094
;
+
Reserve
27,596,336
reserves-
+
94,656
+
—
695,511
-H
Demand
other
—
236,895
+
11,111
381,531321;470
:■
Total
Deferred
deposits
and
23,816
—
•+
154,438
—
.;
103,798
—
801,784
+
3.361,986
—
899,193
—
divs.
30,679
liabilities———
51,364,894
accrued
+■
Government
CAPITAL
Capital
From
336,529
From
1,282
+•
in——
Surplus
(Section
323,395
(Section
323,121
—
13b)
Other
capital
Total liabs.
ances
accts.
52,677,094
reserves
note
lia-
4-
22.760
+
—
32,711
__
+■
10,668
52,043]"
—1,594,<$9'.,-+
U,.'P .."j
44j%
liability on
purchased for
"
430.909
.7'—
4-..
.1%'
accept-
foreign
.
.
•
49,750
° 2,161
4-
+
1
—
16 263
•
7;j r
-
ended Dec.
19:
principal changes for the week
Increases of $445 million in
commercial
Loans
to
brokers
and
appear
ties increased $131 million,
ia.New-JYork-City—
in
dealers
carrying United States Government
and
are
(Richmond 'and
Class
$1
88
55
—
figures
revised
after
shown
San
deduction
valuation
of which
another
Districts).
District).
Preferred
■
Iowa
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
;,!'
Notices
and
Iowa
for
15-year
$112
—
.
Bush
I
Terminal
First
4%
stock-—Jan.
,
2228
Power
,
conv.
50-year
Co.,
5^/j%
4.50%
pfd.
1966—Jan.
stock
f.
1962—
cumulative
Corp.,
5Vz('c
y
Power
Co.,
Pet
Milk
Co.,
Wa'X
Industries,
preferred
Inc.,
8%
1-
1
12-18
1-
1
12-15
23c
1-
2
$6
preferred
1
1
preference
Jersey
4%
debentures
—Feb.
Mar.
2
12-20
2740
B
preference
oreference
Public
15
*
12-15
12-15
1-
1
12-14
1-
1
12-14
1-
1
12-14
1-
2
12-
5
1-
2
12-
5
1-
2
12-20
12-17
25c
E
1
1
(quar.)
1-15
1
12-14
1-2-57
12-14
4-1-57
3-15
%c
1-
2
11-30
•xlWc
xl»/4c
1-
2
11-30
1-
2
11-30
xl!/2c
1-
2
.11-30
37'/2C
1-2
11-30
*$1,75
i.l-y2
x
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.—
+
;
'I
»v
(quar.)
$1.25
preferred
(accum.)
$1.75
1-
1
12-14
1-
'
2
12-15
Founders Shares—
$4
Central
Power
Johnson
&
1-
Joseph & Feiss Co.
publishing
Quarterly
4
12-20
1-
4
12r20
1-
2
12-14
$1
—
(year-end)
$1
*50c
_—
Ltd.,
2-
1
-1-10
Light Co.—
preferred (quar.)_
(extra)
25c
l-Uu«lMl
*Cb.—'
-10c
$1.25
(quar.
Co. -of
25c
Ottawa,
'i
-I..
>.
_
(quar.)
'
^'^24
^ ttoar»
l-
r ■■1"i2-
1-
1
•
-
5
' 12-17
Ltd.—
(quar.),
z._u
J2tfc
1-15^'
12-21
*20c
Extra
Mfg. Co.
,
1-2-57
15c
15c
—
preference
Bros.
1-
2-
i
joy
12-15
2
2
SI.50
(quar.)
D
5%,/preferred A
2785
1
2
1-
1-
1-
15c
Service
Journal
2328
1
12-12
60c
Jones'i& Laiughlin Steel Corp.—
i
1-
2
1-
20c
JohirsoiV, -Stephens & Shihkle Shoe
Quarterly; r
.....
stocks—
1-
1-10
371/2C
(quar.)
2439.'
*
12-20
53Uc
_—
1
2
4
preference C
Johnson &
B—JjU},-,^.
1-
—r-
Year-end
2737
v/riM,v
—..Jan.
12-15
lc
(quar.)
z_t
—
Jenkins Bros..
•».
;.
1-15
82'/2c
2323
Antofagasta—
12-15
f75c
(quar.)__
5%
lstl preferred
Jeannette Glass. 7%
1961—Feb.
1-15
40c
2322
stock—Jan.
12-12
J50C
(quar.)
5%
2730
12-18
$1.10
1
preferred.
f.
12-18
$1.083/4
(quar.)
Telephone .Corp.-**?'
cumul. pfd. stock—Deo.'. 31.
s.
1
Conn.)
(quar.)
<
conv.
12-18
1-
(quar.).
—
Pinellas
1
54 '2c
„
Jamestown
1
Ltd-—
bonds due. 1963
(quar.)
2438
28
;st.mtge.,and collateral trust ponds, series
Fir6^ mortgage SVtlo -gokl
1-
7'2c
7
Jan.
.
Nippon Electric
12-28
1-vJt
class A—
(Bridgeport,
Common
Jan.
series debentures
1-15
20c
15c
Page
1960
due
Interpro'vincial'Pipfe Line 0d.—
Vi'i,
Mfg.
Year-end
bonds
Compania Salltrera de.Tarapaca
tricts,; reflecting ;the
G2»/2C
&
(quar.)
Quarterly
Co.—
s.
Coal,
Co.
Quarterly
Jenkins
sinking fund debentures due June 1,
20-year 5Co
Jan.
3-15
25c
7%
due
12-14
12-14
lc
Heintz, Inc.
Jamaica
Date
Co.,
&
Jacobsen
4%
REDEMPTIONS
3
10c
Creek
(J. B.)
t'i>
1
1_
20c
(quar.T.
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Trust Co. (quar.)
Jack
Page
10
4-
Light Co.—
7%
Date
•
pfd.
8
12-31
$1.30
Ivey
j
2-21
50c
Extra
-
1-14
3-
$1.25
4.35%
,
.
Buildings
mortgage
Colorado Fuel & Iron
..
Demand deposits adjusted
decreased $108 million in
New York City, $60 million in
the Chicago District, and
Electric
City Investing
mjlliorYwas
(s-a)_
preferred
Island
7
2-1-57
25c
Co.
preferred
Irving
12-
2
35c
_"L
Corp. of N. Y.,
4A0rX
TENDERS
conv.
Trading Corp.—
4sinking' fund debs., series A,
Appalachian
press
sale of the special issue of
Treasury
bills. Holdings of "other" securities
decreased $46 million.
OF
Corp.
Ashley, Drew <fc Northern Ry.—
First mortgage 5%
bonds due
purchasing
preferred
Electric
&
12-14
12-20
50c
(quar.)
Power
2
1-
50c
(quar.)
—
3.30*5^
bonds, notes,
for redemption,
fund provisions.
called
:
Cigar-Whelan Stores
1-
1-15
45c
common
Light & Power, com.
4.80'o"
preferred
(quar.)
4.30 'lo
preferred (quar.)__-___^J.
of corporate
stock
common
12-12
89M.C
Extra
list
12-14
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mortgage
7
1
1-
quar.)„
(increased
4 to
2-
1-
Y^uar.)!
Investors Funding,
Class B "i,
Investors
a
2-21
12-14
12-14
60c
—
Fran'isco
1-14
common
preference
1
43 %c
(quarjl
4.36'o preferred (quar.)
Securities
(Kansas. City)
(quar.)
Investment Foundation, Ltd., com.
(quar.)
6'lo
convertible preferred (quar.)
Ampfel-AmericaF^reifoiie
and other securi¬
B
2-
1-2-57
J75c
(quar.
preferred
Securities,
Co.,
2
$1.50
Interstate
re¬
.:
-
...
12-17
t$1.75
preferred
Reinsurance,
preferred
Interstate Power,
gross.
Francisco
(San
of
12-17
2
(quar.)
l';'0
Textbook
6to
188
———
....
PARTIAL
^liHoM{hgs offtedgdry bills increased in nearly,! all-dis¬
banks
items
Company and Issue—
!
,
Changes according to industry
or
12
*
to
loan
NOTICE
Commercial and industrial loans increased
$218 mil¬
lion in New York
City, $79 million in the Chicago Dis¬
trict, and by smaller amounts in all other districts.
release.
loans
Company and Issue—
loans, $621 million in holdings of Treasury
bills, and $1,187 million in United States Government
deposits.
of
Co.
Silver,
Interstate Financial Corp.,
261
+
856
Preliminary
United
following
and industrial
660
12-17
2
tGOc
231 i
23+
<!
2
1-
1-
(quar.)__
Ltd.—
(Canada),
336
375 ?
<
{•;«.
The condition statement of
weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve
System in leading cities
the
+
1-
1:50c
prior preferred (quar.i
Interstate Department Stores'
those called under sinking
indicates the redemption, pi; last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number^j^ves the location in
the current volume (except where indicated) in which
the details were given in the "Chronicle."
Condition Statement of Member Banks
"
shows
Shoe
convertible
Interstate
The date
*
#
+
12-15
12-14
*$1.12 J/a
pfd. (quar.)^t.
Chemical Corp.—
Telegraph Co.
Paints
Inter-Ocean
10
H
12-31
1-15-57
£
Inter-Ocean
278
including
133
■
#
43
1,187
1-11
50c
1:50c
Quarterly
602
+
Banks
Reserve
individual
preferred
1,473
—
———
•
14
+
1,668. +.
12-18
7»/2C
International
Telegraph
(Me.)
International Telephone &
Telegraph Corp.—
10
2,520
11,371
12-18
1-15
(quar.)
5%
Below will be found
correspondents
Industrial loan commitments
4
272
21,914
Gov't
S.
■
"
"""
t>)'u \-
combined
Contingent
'
.
272-
'
265,924
capital
deposit and F. R.
bilities
+
27,543
accounts
and
Exclusive
X Dec.
693.612
Ratio of gold certificate
to
4-
deposits:
other
serves;
t
7)
Surplus
U.
deposits—-i—
1-15
t37'/aC
i
Ocean
International
129
1-30
12-31
International
6.989
+
58,137
5%
:|:25c
12-14
14
4-
12-19
12-19
1-
716
—
com.
preferred
(s-a)_
International Power. Ltd.
—1,969
17
2
2
6 'lo
—1,853
165
+
1-
1-
40c
4-
—
12-20
20c
1-15
564
+
1,148
—
banks*——
Federal
71,385
—1,605,039
except
demand
Domestic
ACCOUNTS—
paid
——_
14,173
Foreign- banks—•-ij.-.w)
Borrowings:
*
Total
Banks
2
1-
3
12-31
t$l
International
-a.
2
\'X
International
46
2
1-15
Industries Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
192
—
—
IIIIIII
(s-a)
B
348
30
7,546
Metal
(quar.)
245
4:
—
9
-f
12-
1-
Minerals &
Common (quar.)
;
]
f'/o
preferred
(quar.)—;
—3,719
3
—
18,750—
adjusted
deposits
S.
Interbank
86,195
rrt
20.375,893
availability cash items
liabs.
621
711
_—
Reserve
A
$1.40
deposits
U.
*250,267
532,728
,
Other
581,550
19,149,164
U. S. Treasurer—general acct.
.^Foreign
A,.
+
1,882
1-
1
2'/2C
International
914
+
12-17
G2'/aC
(stock
International Milling Co.,
LIABILITIES—
notes
bank
4
(quar.)
(Chic.)—
I
Class
68^
708
657
2,682
Time
Member
+
+
1-15
50C
Certificates
Steamship
International
Deposits:
America
International Harvester,
794
10
4-
1,097
vault-—
in
North
______
International
,
5,198
—
—
Federal
4,626
11,016
banks
with
5,263
+
26,541
430,909
LIABILITIES—
Federal
1
to
+
131
15c
dividendj
:
Bronze Powders, Ltd., common
6'b
participating preferred (quar.)
International Fidelity Insurance
(Dallas)—
Quarterly
.£
3J
+
8,866
___—-—
securities
Loans
of
Extra
4*/2'o
notes—w———-,
Other
590
1,202
_:
12,434
Co.
Interlake
828
4451
2-
Fund, Inc.
(12c from
plus 3c fr*m securi¬
income
Insurancesiiares
car¬
securities—total—.
bills——
225.525
Cash
assets
or
_______
;
bonds
S.
U.
4,879.847
___
assets
Total
loans
+
+
2,116
securities
purchasing
loans
Treasury
22c
50c
Income
profits)
Insurance
Class
Government
3.
Treasury
'
-
estate
Other
22
items
—
+
for
securities—u-t
Invest¬
securities
profits)
1-,
Insurance
Fund
(15c
from
investment Income
and
35c
from
se¬
for
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
banks
cash
premises
other
Govt,
foreign
Uncollected
Bank
S.
loans
dealers
and
carrying
or
loans
rying
from
from
;
International
1,201
—
12-23
Institutional
1955
+
466
1-15
1-15
>
(8c
14c
of Rec.
1-30
116%C
Ltd.—
Fund
plus
H older i
15c
ties
Dec. 21,
+
30,787
industrial
brokers
purchasing
Other
U.
Total
to
Growth
Quarterly
19561
53,587
loans-
—— —
loaiis—
—5,012,000
2,801,750
Held under repurchase
and
Loans
Co.
When
Payable
(quar.)
linitiali_—
income
investment
mem¬
Dec. 12,
87,674
adjusted*——
________— _____
Commercial
Agricultural
.
10,932,699
Notes
investments
Loens
Loans
'
Certificates
ment
(In millions of dollars)
ASSETS—
22,363
Gas
''preference
profits)
Institutional
Increase ( 4- ) or
Dec. 19,
11,166
28,919
—
5'%
Institutional
Decrease (—) Since
93
1956t
Bought outright—
Bills,——
Inland Natural
Insurance Exchange
Building Corp.
.
outright—'
Ingram & Bell, Ltd., 60c partic.
pref.
curity
of assets and liabilities of reporting
140,351
—
.
Total- bought
$46 million in the
million in the Boston
banks follows:
ber
Per
Share
.Jiflme of Company
District,
16,591
—
805
/*•
Atlanta
346
649,724
Held under repurchase agrmt.
U. S. Government securities:
>
+
441
—
280,511
loans
Acceptances:
Bought
27,999
21,269,344
reserves
banks
—————
and
Industrial
1955
4-
4-
874,952
A summary
Total gold
R.
Dec. 28,
1956
account20,394 392
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
F.
Dec. 19,
the
in
Philadelphia District, and $38
District; there was a net decrease of $129 million at all
reporting member banks. Time deposits increased $43
million.
Demand deposits credited to domestic banks
increased $375 million.
Borrowings from Federal Reserve Banks increased
$261 million and borrowings from other decreased $55
million.
Loans to banks decreased $192 million.
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
•
million
$60
1-15
12-21
60c
1-29
1-15
•
"V"
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2880)
.
Monday, December 31, 1056
.
.
*
Per
Kable
Printing
Kaiser
Steel
Kaltman
1-3
36'Ac
FSWi
Co.
2-1$
1-10
IOC
1-16
12-31
10c
1-16
12-31
.)
Ksfman Aircrait Corp. partic. class A (quar.)
Class
B
Kansas
—
City Power
preferred
3.80%
4%
(quar.)
preferred
fquar.)
preferred
A
New
3-
1
2-14
5%
.preferred
A
preferred.
2
12-
1-
2
12-
7
1-
1
12-13
1-
1
5%
Mindustrial
35c
12-31
12-20
Lager
Typograph,
preferred
(quar.)__—____
62'Ac
1- 2
12-20,
$1.25
1- 2
12-15
Minnesota
&
$1.04
2-
1
1-11
Minnesota
Power
$1.11
2-
1
1-11
5%
$1.24
2-
Mission
—
12-15
1
1-11
1-15
12-31
1-15
27'Ac
31 'Ac
.
12-31
$25c
(quar.)
1-15
1-2
1
12-14
1-
1
12-14
'
12-31
6%
Co.,
preferred (quar.)
Mack
(year-end)
com.
1-15
■.
•'
quar.)_—
1-
32'AC
V
12-
2
Initial
7
7%
(stock
1-
2
12-
7
Macfadden
1-
2
12-
7
MacLaren
1-
2
12-
7
MacMillan
$1.25
(quar.)
Macy
stock dividend
12-31
H.)
$12»Ac
120c
12-31
Development
Co.
12-31
12-20
4'A%
4%
1-30
(quar.)
common
2
12-10
1-
1
12-14
1-
2
12-21
Mailman
1-
2
"12-15
60c
1-
2
12-14
(J.
:
1-
1
4%
Mobile
4
Gas
Gas
4.50%
25c
4-15-57
4-
8
Convertible
priority
priority
shares
shares
(quar.)
125c
3-30
(quar.)
$25c
6-30
$$1.25
1-31
6-14
1-17
2
12-19
27c
59%c
1- 2
12-21
1-
2
12-21
$5c
1- 4
12-14
depositary receipts
Income Fund
i monthly)
Service,
1-15
1-
3
Maine
Bonding
6C
2-15
2-
4
Maine
Public Service,
6c
3-15
3-
4
12-
7
—
———____—
120c
1-
28 '/8c
1-
1
12-
30c
1-
I
preferred" (quar.)_
;
inc.)
plus
Stock
11c
$51.50
dividend')
Hotels
Corp.
Knox
Corp.,
class
(quar.)_^.
common
(stock
A
Petroleum
Kromex
1
A
6%
12-20
12-
R.i
A
1-
2
1-15
12-31
Leaf
62'Ac
2
12-
4
Marine
12-
3
12-31
12-31
1-
2
12-21
1-
2
12-
$1.50
1-2-57
12-14
2-1-57
1-15
$1.12'A
12-31
11-26
2-15
$1
3
1
Electric
Kwlkset
12-31
Locks,
Laclede
Gas
Co.,
/
$1
12-31
Salle
(John), Ltd.
Superior
Lakeside
Trust
(N.
Laboiatories
Class
B
30c
1-21
1-10
Sessions
&
4.75%
(inc.
Ltd.
50c
quar.).
common
Stock
New
Blower
Lear,
Inc.
1
$2.50
3.85%
Fiscal
Mountain
50c
(quar.)__
common
12-20
1-15
12-14
Quarterly
1
12-14
stock___
$17'Ac
1-15
17'Ac
1-25
1-25
1-
1
1-2
From
12-20
30c
(quar.)
com.
12-20
L
12-20
realized
Mutua;
1-10
Extra
6%
preferred
Myers
(F.
E.)
<fe
1-
12-12
1-15
35c
Liberty
Life
dividend)
&
Lincoln
Insurance
1-
$1.0G»A
$1.50
Matthiessen
12-14
Maxwell,
12-15
1-15
1-
2
1-
1
12-15
1-
1.
12-15
12-31
II-30
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
1-
2
12-10
Corp.
Mays
S.
(J.
Insurance
com.
(L.)
McCrory Stores,
$3.50
convertible
(J.
McDonndll
Stock
Class
B
>12-20
Mclntyre
12-14
McKay
12-14
1-
1
12-14
1
1-15
1-14
12-28
~
30c
1-
2
12-10
Aircraft
1-15
12-28
Corp.
(quar.)
McKinney
Trucking
Miami
McQuay,
5%
preferred
Class
Melchers
12-20
12-27
12-31
12-27
Merchants
12-21
Merchants
1
12-15
2
12-12
2-
1
1-10
Loew's
Co.,
pfd.
Extra
Merck
&
Corp.
Hosiery
class
Star
A
(s-a)
Merrltt-Ch^pman
Stock
Brewing
1-
3
12-10
1-
3
12-10
preferred
3.85%)
preferred
com.
3.90%
t$l
Stock
(extra)
Co.,
12-31
12-
7
Middle
States
Middlesex
12-14
Midwest
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
2nd
1-31
1-17
1-31
1-17
12-31
12-14
12-31
12-21
7
12-14
1-
1-15
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
60c
1-
2
12-14
93 %«
r
National
12-31
National
&
4'A %
National
National-Standard Co..
National Steel
1-
1
12-15
National
1-
2
12-14
National Tank
2
12-20
1-
3
12-20
1-3
12-15,
2-1
12-3
12-31
12-14
.
^
1
12-14
1-
2
t30c
12-31
11-28
12-31
Common
quar.)__
12-14
1-
2
12-
7
1-
2
12-
7
1-2-57
$5c
12-
1-
,
7
2
12-
7
12-31
2%
12-
7
1-
9
21-
1-
$1.12%
1
4
■
•
4
12-14
12-14
1-
4
12-14
1-
7
12-17
1-
2
12-14
52c
1-
2,
12-20
1^
2
12-20^
1-
2
62 'A c
1-2
12-19
1-
2
12-19
1-
50c
12-20
(Initial)-:—
com.
4
12r20
12c
new
1-15
12-31
40c
1-
2
1-15
$37'Ac
:
12-12
,
12-15
50c
1-
2
12-14
$1.12%
1-
2
-12-18
(quar.)
Corp.
12-31
la-21
10c
(quar.)
1-11 '
1-11
25c
'__
30c
20c
(increased).
12-31
12-
12-28
12-28
7
Insurance—
(stock
dividend)
Common
Nehi
12-31
300%
a—
Neon
2
12-14
12-14
New
1-2
New
15c
1-14
Z5c
1-
2
12-
2
12-
7
$1
1-
2
12-
7
12-
5
Brunswick
■
(initial)
Gas .&
England
Hampshire
1-
2
12-14
New
Haven
Water
1-
2
12-14
New
Jersey
Natural
12-
3
New
Jersey
Power
12-
3
3
:
5^%
pfd.
iaccum.)___
Electric
10c
3%
!
Controls
(stock
dividend)'__
common
7%
pfd.
Products, 3%
12-18
New
12-15
New
York
(s-a)
pfd.
,
(quar.)
12-31
12-15
New
York,
1-10
12-20
12-15
2
12-20
1-
2
12-14
N. Y.
12-31
12-14
New
$2
1-
2
10%
preferred
Honduras
York
prior
prio.- preferred
,
Louis
2
1
12-
7
1-
1
12-
7
1-
2
12-10
.1-
2
12rl0
1-
7
12-24
12-31
12-20
1-17
.
$6
2%
R.—
R.
50c
preferred
Mining
Gas
Co.
(year-end)
(S.
2
1-
1
1-
1
12-15
$1.75
1-
3
12-21
1-
2
12-10
11-30
12-15
I.)—
(quar.)__
(entire issue
1-
$1.50
(s-a)^—:_
common
$2.50
$2.50
RR.,
& Rosario
6
1-
1-
30c
$1.09
(quar.)
6%
12-10
1
$1.18%.
dividend)
St.
R:chmond
&
12-14
1-
|2- 7
IS-1.4
$1.01'A
—
(stock
&;
12-14
2
2
$1
;___
(y.ear-end)
Cnicago
2
11-
;
(quar.),
Co.
Auction
New
12-14
1-1
preferred
1-
$1.50
Co.—
(quar.t.
Increased, (quar.)
York & Harlem
2
1-
$3.50
Light
(quar.)
Public Service—
Process
l-
22"Ac
called
for
"
iquar.)__,
Reclaiming,
common
(quar.)
Co., class A (quar.)
$1.25
1-
1
12-14
(quar.)
$1.06'A
1-
1
12-14
E
(quar.)
$1.08%
1-
1
12-14
Miller-Wohl Co., common
(quarj_,
4'A% convertible preferred (quar.)
$1.10
1-
1
12-14
Millers
Co.
11-30
2
40c
(increased)
Telephone
(111.)
(quar.)
preferred
4.36%
l-li
12-26
12-26
1
50c
(quar.)
Gas
&
12-26
1-15
1-
75c
(quar.)
preferred
12-31
1-
I—_
__aa_
preferred
Orleans
4%%
$1
Utilities
Co.
3%
4.05%
.
New
30c
(quar.)
Co.,
$1
27V2-C
preferred
2
1-15
5c
$1.15
(quar.)A_
Insurance
(quar)
1-1-57
3
&
common
Fire
1-1-57
4%
12-24
12-10
$1.12 %
(quar.)
(quar.
New
7
1-15
1-
a-__
Power,
preferred
11-30
1-
15c
25c
(quar.)
-—_—
1
3
12-12
Electric Assn.—
preferred
conv.
95c
(quar.)_
12-31
1-21-57
(quar.j
96'Ac
3.80%
30c
Ltd.—
(quar.)
England
6%
—
12-31
Canada,
Telephone
1-
t$0r7836
62'Ac
—
'12-17
(quar.)
Western
Electric System
4'A%
—
2
1-15
Extra
New
1-7-57
Paper
of
England
Common
7
1-
—
1-
a
(initial)
20c
25c
$15c
Finance
Products
New
2
12-31
i
(quar.)
Common
1-
87V2c
quar.)
$1.50
;___
i.
Corp.
Neighborhood
1-
12-
Abrasive
Fails
(increased
Radiator
Lite
12-31
2
12-14
62'Ac
(quar.)
i
Nationwide
11-30
12-
Rubber
B
Car/Ltd. fquar.)
S.
11-29
,
31'Ac
lquar.)_
A
Research
&
Terminals
12-20
31'Ac
(s-a)_
Refining (quar.)_
Supply Co.
(year-end)
National-U.
1-
12-31
lbc
(quar.)_.
preferred
Corp
Co.
12-14
12-13
'
2
5%
Sugar
National
1-
12-
Water
Steel
Miller Mfgt
Securities
12-21
Castings—
1
12-20
National
1-
$1.25
1st
Mfg.
12-20
12-19
—
:_
series
2
12-17
2
™
1-15
20c
:
Steel
2
2
1
1-
$1.50
tquar.)_
:
2
1-
18c
dividend)
—
series
preferred
1-
90c
75c
tquar.)_
i
prelerred
1-
1-15
50c
(quar.)
(stock
com.
Corp.,
Shares
30c
J 15c
(quar.)
_;
Ac
1-
1
—.
——
1-
11-
2
"
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Year-end
2
1-
1-15
27'Ac
Industries
Screw
1-
20c
50c
s
common
1-2-57
1-1-57
Telephone,
South
40c
5
1-1-57
preferred
Middle
12-14
12-17
1-1-57
Moisture
7
M
1
1% %
dividend
12r
8
1-
97'Ac
Gas
*2-31
1-
2nd
$1.14ya
Copper
Michigan Bakeries,
Miami
6%
5'%
$1.08%
Michigan
2-15
12-17
(quar.)
1-15
12-21
1
45c
(quar.)
D
12-20
12-14
4
6c
(s-a)__
coin,
dividend A
1-
JlOc
(quar.)
2-18
1
1
(quar.)
(extra)
1
2
A
(increased
preferred
preferred
Mid-West
preferred G (initial quar.)
1-15
70c
(Hartford)
(quar.)
Nekoosa-Edwards
'
(s-a)
preferred
3-9-57
1
(quar.)
1
1-15
50c
quar.)
I
(quar )
Propane
2
37'/2c
4.45%
1-10-57
1-
Presto
National
25c
(quar.)
Micro
National
12-14
1-
Scott—
Edison
2-18
3-
(quar.)_
class
preferred
12-31
2
12-14
30c
(quar.)
1-14
1-
___i
Ltd., 5'/2%-pref.
3-9-57
1-15
12-31
15c
10c
Year-end
Metropolitan
Midland
pfd. B
12-
37'Ac
common
50c
Machine
7
15c
Long Island Lighting Co., 5%
12-31
2
1-31
1-
2%
Malleable
Stock
25c
preferred
&
Mesta
10c
(quar.)
.
12'Ac
(initial
:
Service,
12-14
National
50c
dividend
1
:
Extra
1-
J25c
Telegraph—
&
■Extra
;
comntpn
2-
11-16
Linen
15c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Refrigerating
Co.,
2
Mills—
(quar.)
1-14
J loc
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
Co.,
preferred
prefer red
40c
A
preferred
(quar.)r___
preferred
(quar.)
3-
2-
5%
3c
$3.50
Mersey Paper Co.,
25c
4'A%
75c
J
(quar.,)
1
1$1
Candy
12-21
$37'Ac
J$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Acceptance,
preferred
4
12-
(extra)
____;
Mid-Texas
(quar.)
12-14
2
1-
3 7'Ac
preferred
40c
class
pfd.
participating
2-
$1
(quar.)
12-14
(quar.)
Ltd.,
B
12-31
1-
1-
12-31
12-14
1-10
2
"
Ltd.
2-
1-15
5%
iquar.)
Co.,
12-28
2c
1-11
ll'Ac
8%
Theatres,
1-
Mills. Ltd., class A
2-28
$2
$1.10
(quar.).
(Marcus)
Ltd.
(quar.)
Co.,
3-
10c
Lock Joint Pipe
59 %c
(quar.)
dividend)__
(quar.).'.
preferred
National
1-10
(exirai
75c
15c
B
Lead
25c
(quar,)_.
Extra
$1.50
1-
6%
12-23
Distilleries, Ltd.—
12-20
1-
1
1
2-28
(s-a)
$1.10
A
Preferred
12-14
7
*
&
Corp.
50c
common
2
dividend
88c
-
(quar.)
preferred
6%
Class
National
Engineering Co.—
Mfg.
Johnson
4%
Medford
12-31
A
common
McQuay-Norris
Mead
12-
12'/2c
preferred
Co.
&
conv.
Inc.,
1-18
Co.—
(quar.)
$4.30 original capital (quar.)
$4.30 original capital (quar.)
Local Finance (Rhode Island),
1-
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
$3
25c
Railroad
20c
(quar.)__
common
Gas
Gypsum
iy4c
4.35%
Industries
7
gainst.
Insurance
15c
(quar.)
class
Co.,
Stores
1-10
12'Ac
Special guaranteed
12-
com.
Register
$3.60
pref.
Stock
12-21
(quar.)
Co.
Inc.,
Co.
Machine
1-10
20c
.
(quar.)
2
15c
(quar.)
Mfg.
12-31
$6
•
2
RR.—
Co.,
National Hosiery
12-14
1-
Cash
National
,12-14
t50c
(quar.)
Industries,
McLean
$4
—
class A
7'
1-
5oc
Bros,
40c
12-15
(Fort
.
2
2
Biscuit
3%
Machine
2
$1.75
&
(quar.)—
Porcupine Mines
10c
/.
12-
„
new
Decatur
&
140c
Extra
2-1
1-
preferred
Ray)
McGregor-Doniger
1
C.)—
quar.)__
1-
(s-a)
dividend
1
35c
Building
(increased
2
guaranteed common
Corp.
(quar.)
$1.50
7
1-
(quar.)
common
7 'A%
1-12
12-
25c
pfd.
Nashville
12-31
1-31
*$1.50
—
1-10
2-
Ltd.,
2-1
tl2V2c
(quar.)
Co.,
75c
Co.
(quar.)
12-31
$3
Co._
(quar.)____.
Inc.
1
40c
(s-a)
Zinc
Corp. (reduced quar.)
McColl-Firontenac Oil
(increased)
Extra
15c
<quar.)_
$1.12 Vis
—
30c
RR.
pfd.
W.)
5%
(quar.)
Hegler
1-
5%
(quar.)
&
Ltd.,
1-
37'Ac
pfd.
dividend)____
i
Valley
partic.
1-
$2
(quar.)
Square
Rollway Corp.,
4.40%
Massawippi
12-14
McBrine,
25c
Extra
4.35%
Masonite
12-20
2
(stock
McCall
$1.12'A
Extra
4%%
12-20
2
12'Ac
(quar.)__
Tobacco, 7%
Ind.)
Wayne,
London
2
1-
1-
Co.
preferred
12-18
75c
Corp,
Myers
Life
Link-Belt
Lionel
4'/2 %
12-31
12-31
15c
(Greenville,
National
Lincoln
2
L.j
dividend
Class A,
—
Quarterly
Liberty Loan
Liggett
1-
McNeil
(quar.)
,1-
(quar.)
National Grocers,
(stock
(quar.)
Stock
12-18
(quar.)__
common
t$1.75
8c
12-12
1-
5%
'
12-
common
1-10
55c
Liberty Fabiics of N. Y.,
5%
preferred (quar.)
2
$1.75
capital
System,
Fuel
96'Ac
(s-a)
1-
Extra
1-10
•
Fire
ordi¬
;
7
t20c
Corp.—
National
McLean
pfd.
12-
Ltd.
(quar.)
Mills Ltd. (quar.)
Mfg.,
Shares
National
62'Ac
4%
2
Mutual
25c
Angeles),
Casualty (quar.)
Shipbuilding & Drydock—
Common
35c
(quar.)
7
1-
12-15
National, Co.,
30c
(quar.)
12-
t$1.75
.
—
12-20
Murray-Ohio
120c
12-12
Maryland
'Maryland
McLellan
common
2
$1.65
12-28
100%
(quar.)
preferred
7
1-
2
1-
Ltd.—
Sons
(Glenn
McDermott
-
Stores,
12-
+20c
(quar.)
1
Refineries—
4»A%
2
;
Brass
1-
45c
Lexington Union Station Co.,
Ley (Fred) & Co
1-
Munising Wood Products Co.— 7b
5% convertible preferred
(quar.)
1-19
Martin
'i
12-31
quar.)
preferred
12? 9
t45c
1-15
$$1.25
-
Mueller
"
37l/2c
12-14
12-31
;
convertible
Leiner
Lone
2
31 'Ac
&
*
from
12-15
(increased quar.)
Telephone
National
2
income and 38c Iron; realized capital
Leonard
80c
1-
States
12-10
$1
17c
12-10
7
(quar.)
1-11
1-
Co.—
gains
Loft
Rice
National
25c
payment of
7
2
Dairies,
Royal
12-24
59 %c
(quar )__
year-end
nary
Little
Royal
Mount
12-31
dividend
(M.)
25 c
(quar.)
(quar.)
l& Sons
preferred
Corp.—
Lehman
List
Mount
1
15c
preferred
(James)
Lipe
Motorola, Inc.
2
20c
22V2c
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)_.
Marshall Field &. Co., 4'A%
pfd. (quar.)
Marshall-Weils, 6% preferred (qtiar.)
$6
Extra
6%
2
Natco
}15C
(quar.)
common
1-
2
(quar.)
1-
Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.)__^_.
Marlin-Rockwell
65c
Co.,
12-10
1-
(stock
1-
3%
(Los
preferred
12-15
(Sarnia, Ont.)
(s-a)
&
1-15
Consolidated, Inc.-—
12-14
1-15
1-
7%
•>.
1
$1
12-31
12-14
Co
Leath
12-10
1-
nreferred
Inc.
S ),
12-31
1-15
10c
preferred
1-15
12-28
Inc.—
common
(initial
common
$1.80
on
12-14
1-28
1-
common
Cafeterias
12-14
1
(year-end)
dividend
1
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
12-28
12-14
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Langewdorf United Bakeries,
12-14
1-
15c
Forging,
(Wm.
Morrison
7
12-14
1-15
(quar.)____
___
Basket
12-
1-15
$$1.25
(quar.)
Co.,
Drop
4% %
1-10
2
t30c
(quar.)_
pref.
Products
Corp.,
pfd.
Electric
Moore
B
2
Co.—
preferred
1
$25c
Ltd.
_______
2
115c
common
12-14
1-
$1.75
Works,
(quar.)__
A
Extra
7%
preferred
<>,.
Moore
(quar.)
5%;
preferred
1-28
15c
convertible
Co.,
Lees
1-15
1-
$30c
Midland
$1.50
Corp. of Dela.,
preferred
(quar.)
12-14
1
t20c
7%
1-
1 $2
Lamson
12-21
1
1-
•_
1-
12-28
.1
Lamson
1-15
12-20
25c
■
12c
12-28
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-18
1-
(quar.)
comnvon
Ltd., common
30c
20c
A
2
45c
(quar.)____
5%
1-10
(s-a)
Lau
A
Marsh
1-10
(quar.)
class
(Alfred),
12-20
-1-
25c
Chemical
Marquette Cement Mfg. Co., 6%
130c
Co.
1
$1.17%
Co.,
Locomotive
Marffton-Herrington
12«-31
(quar.)
Lambton Loan & Investment Co.
Lane
class
Moore Corp.,
(Toronto)—
Y.)
Ltd.,
Automotive
Stock
12-14
27C
Year-end
Lambert
6%
$7
Montreal
12-20
2-
25c
(year-end )__
Ishpeming RR.
&
>1-
<
40c
(quar.)
A_„
12-20
20c
(quar.)
University
12-17
2
62'Ac
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Ward
-
1-10
1-
25c
,
(quar.)
Extension
pfd.
12-17
2
1-
-
tS 3
(s-a)
12-14
$$1.10
Gardens
conv.
Market
I-31 *
12'Ac
preferred
4.32%
5%
2
1-
.
*25c
(quar.)
1-10
50c
(quar.)
common
12-17
$1.12'A
Utilities,
15c
(quar.)
Inc.
12-17
2
$1.18%
.__
(quar.)
Extra
12-14
_______
Lake
Power
Montgomery
1-10
$1.50
Insurance
5%
preferred <quar.)__
Maritime Telegraph & Telephone Co.,
Common
(quar.)
7%
preferred B (quar.)__
1-25
2-
(quar.)—
common
Maritime
A
Kuppenheimer (B.) & Co. (s-a>_
Labatt
Montana
1-10
25c
12-19
7c
1
(quar.)
Milling,
Maremont
4%
2-
56'Ac
(quar.)
__
Loaf
4
12-
62'Ac
Extra
La
Equipment,
5c
Kuhlman
2
Corp.__
preferred
Extra
Rubber,
preferred
Maple
1 -15-57
2%
&
Manufacturers
5%
Corp.
Tire
12-10
$0,015
—
4.70%
12-20
2
10c
2
(quar.)_
(quar.)
1-
1
1-1-
$1.12'A
Co.—
A
Manufacturers Life
7
—
pfd.
53Vuc
(quar.)__
B
Mansfield
12-31
$1.75
preferred (quar.)
Mfg. Co., 41/2%
(P.
Extra
dividend)___
Kroehkr
C
preference
Maple
(quar.)—
preferred
conv.
Auto
Montrose
preferred (quar.)
!
Manhattan Financial, class A
1-14
20c
(initial)
A
5%
preferred
Ma/lory
12-31
10c
do.,
__
1-
12-
25c
:
(quar.)
(quar.)__i.
Ltd., class A
Montana-Dakota
Works—
Semi-annual
1-
class
4>/4%
7
12-31
1-
$0.0777
Koppers Co., Inc., 4% pld. (quar,)
Kroger Co., e%
preferred (quar.)
7%
1-
50c
—_r
con v.
20c
(quar.)
common
Chemical
1-15
(quar.)
6%
Knott
Koehring
12-31
45c
62'Ac
—
Company
Industries,
12-17
.
per
:—
(quar.)
1-15
25c
dividend
Kirsch
Kish
this
Press
Co
prelerred (quar.)
Gold Fields, Ltd
Class
______
at
1-15
44c
—
Kimberly Clark Corp.
(quar.)
King-Seeley Corp. (quar.)
Kings County Lighting, 4% pfd. (quar.)—4%
preferred
(entire
issue
called
for
14
Casualty
&
4'A%
—
share
2
1-1-57
$2
-
■
Keystone Lower-Priced Com. Stock Fund—*
Series S-4 (from net investment inc.)
Jan.
12-15
'
5%
investment
(quar. j
1
Malinckrodt
12-11
quar.)
Keyes Fibre, 4.80% 1st pfd. (quar.)
Keystone Custodian Funds—
Keystone Low-Priced Bond Fund—
Kingsport
4.75%
Malartlc
Industries—
on
2
1-
15c
1
preferred
Containers
Monroe
(quar.)
6c
——
11-16
preferred
1-24
_—____.
L--—
5%.
$0,069
registered—
American
.
Ltd.—
Corp.,
Convertible
Ltd.—
redemption
11-30
1-
Co.—
3-15
;
Co.
12-15
12-27
(quar.)
preferred
4.75%
Modern
12-20
&
-12-15
2
S 1.22'A
12-21
1-
(Walter)
12-17
2
1-
$31'Ac
Monarch Lile Assurance Co. (Winnipeg)
Monmouth Park Jockey Club
:
$25c
Kidde
2
1-
(quar.)
12-21
$1.25
net
1-
'
Ltd.
12-31
(quar.)
(from
12-14
2
l___
S.),
Mohawk
shares
B-3
12-14
12-13
1-
50c
12-31
priority
Series
12-12
97y2C
(quar.)
1-9
Convertible
convertible prior
2
12-31
12-31
S1.07'A
pfd.
1-9
1-
8
4»A%
1-
20c
(accum.)
2-1
1-15
1-
Oil
12-15
Co.—
2-1
1-15-57
$1.12'A
(quar.)___
(increased
12-15
2
28c
& Birmingham RR.
preferred (s-a)_.
Mobile
5
25c
Monthly
2
25c
$7.50
Mariing Drug Stores (quar. )_J
Mahoning Coal RR., com. (quar.)
5%
preferred (s-a)
87'Ac
12-
45c
Common
7
1-
1-
(quar.)—:
$1
15c
(quar.)
prelerred
preferred B
12-20
Co.
Kerr-McGee
1-
S1T0
(quar.)
50c
$1.06'A
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-15
2
»quar.)
Monthly
4
$1.15
pfd.
12-10
1-
Kentucky
Kerr
1-
12-17
tor
held
Fo\ver & Light, 3.S0%
preferred \ quar.)
Midsoutn
12-10
12-31
(quar.)__
:
Co.,
&
1-10
class A
Ltd.,
(quar.)
(R.
$50c
Kendall Refining
Kern Oil Co.,
2
Valley
Minnesota Fund
3- 1
15c
(extra)—___
Co.
3
1-
3-15
;—
Paper
Bloedel
&
B
&
12-31
30c
45c
Publications
Power
12-31
20c
25c
preferred (quar.)
__
.
Kellogg Co., 3'A% preferred (quar.)________
Kelsey-Haves Wheel Co.
(«uar.)—
Kendall Co., -4'A% preferred (quar.)
Glass
1-10
1-30
2%
6%
Quarterly
1-
dividend)—
Mission
preferred
4.30%
Mitchell
after
payment
$1.06'A
$1.12'A
——;
(Julius) & Co. (stock dividend)
Kent-Moore Organization (year-end)
Kelling Nut Co., common (special)________
•
1
'
Kayser
Stone
11-30
2-
$1.25
Gas__
Missourl-Kansas-Texas RR.
12-31
1-15
12-31
-40c
12-21
10c
Mississippi
Inc.—
Trucks,
12-15
J 60C
Year-end
12-14
$1
.
$2.40
$1.50
(extra)__
Forbes
&
12-14
12-31
(increased)
Paper
Shipping (quar.)
Mississippi Valley Barge Line
12-28
1-
2
Light Co.—
shares
preferred
1-
5 'rO
(quar.)
of
10
3
Mississippi
12-28
1- 2
40c
53'Ac
—
$4.60
12-17
$3
$1.50
Coqi.
1-
2^c
•
Mississippi Power Co., 4.40%
12-14
1-2
30c
(quar.)
common
&
30c
^
i
Ontario
share
each
(year-end):
Corp.
preferred
One
quar.)_,
(quar.)
Products
Metal
Lyon
MacAndrev/s"
of Rec.
emtpneerins (-stock dividend!
Mining Corp. of Canada, Ltd. (interim)^
Ltd.
M.),
Brewing
Holdert
Minerals
Co.
BradJey
Missouri
(quar.
preferred
12-26
Lynchburg Foundry, comon
4%%
preferred (s-a)
7
$1.25
(quar.)_
preferred
(Walter
Ludlow
$1.12'A
-
Light—
(increased
Common
4'A%
4%%
Lucky
12-31
1-
_—_____
&
12-10
7
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)____
Power
Lowney
1-15
$1.08
1-11
(quar.)
12-31
12-
——
—
4»A%
preferred A (quar.)
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas—
$5 preferred
preferred
50c
2
10c
Electric—
&
(initial
12-10
1-
Gas
When
Payable
'
preferred (quar,).
4.16% pfd. (quar.)
5%
Light,
common
12-31
$1.42
(quar.)
$5.65
Louisville
75c
$1.07
&
Per
Share
Name of Company
Milton
(quar.)
2-14
—
„
Power
preferred
2-14
(quar.)
4.32%
of Rec.
12-26
preferred
4.96%
2-14
1
1
$6
4.28%
Holdert
1-11
(quar.)
1
Cri.—
Electric
When
Payable
20c
t
common
preferred
3-
.)
(quar.)
com.
Dock,
Telephone Co.,
25c
By. Co.,
non-cumulative preferred
Kansas
3-
&
4.44%
2-14
1
$1.12'A
Kmm,
Extra.—,—'——
4%
Lorain
3-
$1
(quar.)—
City Southern
Coal
convertible
5%
$1.08%
.___—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Kansas Gas &
Lorain
SI.05
(quar.)
preferred
4.35%
Kansas
3-
95c
__
(quar.)_
;
Louisiana
(quar.)
Watch
Extra
Light—
&
4.20%
4V2%
Longines-Wittnauer
12-14
5%
Name of Company
12-22
(quar.)
$1.46 pfd. (quar.)
(stock dividend!—
Per
of Rec.
Share
Holdert
Payable
25c
Corp.,
&
When
Share
Name of Company
(quar.)
10c
(quar.)
1-
2
'
12-14
25c
1-
1
12-
1-
1
12-
3
share
3
56'Ac
redemption
N.
-
Y.
1-15™
10c
1-
2
12-19
56'Ac
1-
2
12.-19
Newark
1-15
12-31
Newberry
25c
1-
5
New
this
Electric
14
at
$107.50
per
dividend)
&
Gas
$0.2333
York Trust
Co.
Telephone
(J.
J.),
93 %c
(increased
(Ohiot.
3%%
1-14
Co.—
prefeired. (quar.)
15c
•
plus
State
3%%
Jan.
on
6%
pfd.
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-
1
81'Ac
quar.)
1-
2
$1.50
93 %c
1-10
2-
1
12-
7
12-14
12-31
1-16
Volume
Number
184
5599
.
.
,,
Per
(stock dividend)
Newkirk Mining
El
of
Gold
Sol
shares
Mines,
each
Fenton
10
1-
2
12-15
1-
1
12-14
net
1-
2
12-14
distributed
!___
preferred
(quar.)
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)_!
4.10%
preferred .(quar.)__
12-31
12-
1
Pepsi-Cola Co.
13-31
iz-
1
Perfex
12-31
12-
1
Pet
12-31
12-
1
_____
"_
4%
adj.
No-Sag
North
Spring
Aviation'
North*
J'udd. Mfg.
Penn
<
-
'J''-':
--
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
1-
4.25%
4.40%
Service
5%%
preferred
Northern
Ohio
12-16
1-
2
12-
Co.—
States
2-
2
1-
2
Phoenix
(quar.)____!
<quar.)_____
$4.10
preferred
(quar.).
$4.11
preferred
$4.16
preferred
(quar.)"____
(quar.)
:!-_-—
6
Phoenix
12-
7
Pillsbury Mills,
12-19
1
1-
RR.
4
12-31
12-31
Common
1-15
12-31
preferred
Scotia
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
Pittsfield
1-15
12-31
Pittston
$2%c
1-15
12-31
20c
1-15
1-14
Oberman
Office
Mfg.
Specialty
Ogllvie Flour
3.90%
Co.
Stock
"
Nut
Plastic
Wiie
Plough,
12-15
Water
Inc.
&
.4.44%
Ohio
Leather
Ohio
Match
Ohio
Co.
Oklahoma
Gas
<4.24%
Town
f
Cordage
Employees'
12-14
Port
_!
'•
preferred
6%
Stock
Products,
Ltd.,
Oxford
Oxford
Paper
%
Pratt
12-14
Pacific
:
Associates,
&
f6%%
1
Pratt,
President
1
Preston
1-
2
1-
2
1-31
1-15
Price
Read
Bros.
Prince
12-28
Coast
2
1-15
Procter
1-15
Progress
1-
2
Co.
1
Provincial
1-
4
1-
4
12-
7
1-19
i-25
»
•
l-
l
1-18
10%
1-15
preferred
12-31
12-24
3.35%
preferred
(quar.)
50c
12-31
12-24
'Ac
12-31
12-24
1
I-15
31
$1.25
60c
$1.25
,
5%
$1.09
(quar.)__
2-
1-15
2
1-
2
12-15
Pyle-Natio>aal
common
$1.10
1-15
12-20
1-15
12-20
(quar.)_!___
$1.18%
1-15
12-20
40c
1-10
1-10
Telephone
Common
,
6%
—
(quar.)____—1
preferred
5%
,
1-10
12-31
Quaker
$1.75
12-31
12-14
Quebec
6%
——
SI.50
Packard-Bell
New
1-15
Packaid-Bell
of
name
Ltd.
Tubes
Co.
1-21
1-14
I2V2C
(quar,)___
t75c
(quar.)—
Mfg. Corp., 6%
Sheraton
Corp.
Year-end
Parke,
_■
1-
2
2
Coal,
Peabody
Pend
Oreille
$1
$1
.
preferred
$1.30
$1.32
11-
2
1-10
12-28
10c
>1-26
1-16
12'aC
'4-26
1-16
1
2-16
Ltd.,
(quar.)__!__
12-28
45c
1-
1
Raymond
1-
(J.
C.)
Co.
12-31
12-31
12-10
1-25
1-10
1-
2
1-
2
ton,
12-11
12-11
Reece
Reed
Glass
Power
4.25%
preferred
Pennsylvania
4.50%
4.24%
pfd.
Light,
com.
(quar.)
preferred. (quar.)TT__—
3.35%
preferred'
4.60%
preferred
Penobscot
Common
Common
Chemical
Co.: (Me.)—
2-15
1-15
60c
1-
2
12-10
1-
2
preferred
C.)
Corp.
Roller
,
2
1-
2
2
12-13
1-15
12-31
1-
2
12-10
1-
2
Reliable
12-io
'
2-
1
1-
3-
1
4
'
20c
2-15
3-
Class
3-
I
2-15
412'/
1-10
Renner
1-
2
12-14
$1.25
1-
2
12-14-
$1.19
1-1-57
12-24
1-
12-15
$1.25
2
'
15c
1-16
12-32
$20c
1-2-57
12-14
35c
1-31
1-10
1 35c
1-
4
12-14
1-
4
12-14
4%
1-11
12-14
1-10
12-17
35c
1-15
12-28
$1.12 %
1-15
12-28
1-15
12-28
$1.37%
1-15
12-28
K15
12-28
$1.50
(quar.)
-
i-1
2
12-10
1-
2
'
12-11
1-
$$0.3281
—
preferred (quar.)
$1.12'/2
—
5c
12-23
1-2-57
12-14
$1
1-
1
11-23
$1.07%
1-
1
11-23
$1.25
1-
2
12-14
(s-a)
$2.25
(quar.)______
!
4%%
Co.,
pfd.
;
$25c
1-25
$$1.25
1-25
12-28
Insurance
1-
4
12-15
12-
7
1-1-57
24c
1-15
12-31
25c
1-15
12-31
22 %c
1-15
12-33
22c
1-15
12-31
46c
1-15
1-
2
1-15
1-
?!
25c
2-
8
1-18
25c
1-15
.1- 2
$1.06%
1-
2
12-18
$1.18%
1-
2
12-18-
common
$1.09
<quar.)_
(quar.)
Inc.
1-1C
1-17
30c'
$1.10
____
1 Ed.)
&
Co.,
12-2i
2
12-14
preferred
preferred
8
(quar.t_
com.
Schwitzer Corp.—
1-
1-
9
1-
1-
1-31
414%
.!
5V2%
12-20
12-31
12-15
-
(quar.)
A
preferred
A
&
Paper
27 %c
(increased
4-17
8-1-57
7-17
1-
2
12-20
2-
1
50c
quar.)__,
80c
1-
1
12-15
1
1-11
$1.06 \/\
3-
1
2-15
$1.05
3-
1
2-15
Scott
$1.12 Vu
3-
1
2-15
Scovill
Co.,
preferred
4 3.40
(extra)
Manufacturing,
2-15
1-31
2-15
1^31
$4.50
84c
2-15
1-31
Seaboard
'f
12-20
1-1
35c
1-
$1
.—
$1.06
'.<
2
1-
2
•
v
Finance
preferred
$5
75c
50c
12-15
Securities
5%
12-30
1
2-34
1-
1
1-
15c
Co.
&
12-39
1-10
12-20
1-10
12-20,
1-10
12-20
25c
12-15
12-10
Security Title Insurance
7
12-14
12-15
4 Vu %
12-17
5%
2
12-32
10c
1-1-57
12-Hr
31'Ac
1-1-57
12-3 G
common
Seiberiing
12-31
2
1-
—
_
(quar.)
2
2
1-
12 %c
(quar.)—
1-
preferred
1-
3
1-
10c
_s—
12-10
12-21
1-
2
12-10
Seton
1-
2
12-21
Shamrock
1-19
12-24
Shawlnigan
$1.50
1-19
12-24
135c
2-25
1-15
125c
1-
1
12-15
$2
12'/2C
1-
1
2-
1
l-'JO
$1.12
1-
1
12-34
1-
1
12-34
(quar.)_—.
Co.
Leather
Oil
Steel
1-
7
12-10
128c
2
12-15
Sliell
1-
Shawmut
12-38
12-31
12-34*
$45c
2-25
$50c
1-
2
11-30
$56y4c
1-
2
11-30
—
Ltd.,
class
A—
common
5
12-20
30c
12-31
12-20
87 '/2c
1-2-57
15c
—
'-!
(s-a)
Transport
&
Corp. of
Sherwin-Williams
1-19
'
%
(quar.)—,
preferred B (quar.)
Association (Boston) ,(quar.)_.
Sheraton
,
12-11
1
•
:ri'.
<quar.)____
red.
1-
12-31
2
1-
—
—
(quar.)—
Corp.
preferjred A
red.
4%%
1-25
1-
50c
75c
(quar.)
Corp.
Water & Power Co.—
Common
4%
10c
—
———_
Gas
&
invest¬
75c
income)__—
ment
12-34
25c
3%
:
(quar.)
___
Shares (from net
American
Selected
2
12-31
30c
A
11-23
$1.25
(Increased)
Rubber, common (stock dividend)
prior preferred tquar.)—
preferred
12-39
1
25c
$1.12%
'
$1
7
$1.18%
(quar.)-_
Acceptance Corp.,
1-
20c
1
(quar.)
tquar.)
1-
$1.16 %
13-
(quar.)__
(quar.)—
common
Lines
Seatrain
12-
(quar.)—_
(quar.)
Itoebucic
12-15
1-10
$1.25
Co,
preferred
$4.75
1-14
:
common
preferred
series A
1-3.4
2-1-57
91'Ac
;
preferred (quar.)_
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, com,
25c
2-1-57
(quar.)___„_
(quar.)
Williams
<fc
1-38
$1
85c
preferred
$4
3.65%
—
1-11
5-1-57
27 %c
.
2-1-57
27 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Fetzcr
Scott
Scott
—
(quar.)
preferred A
5V2%
——
(quar.)
preferred
5Va%
2-
preferred
,
1-
2
12-20
1-16
Is
Trading
America (quar.)_..!
Co.
of Canada, Ltd.—
12-20
2
1-
20c
.
15c
2-
•
^
—
1-
1
J
4
1-30
45c
2-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-28
12-19
+25C
2-
1
1-30
1-28
12-19
$S1.75
1-
2
12-20
1-
2,>tKs12-30
12-10
87 Vuc
4-
1
3-11
75c
i—
1-
9
+
—
preferred (quar.)
Inc., class A (quar.)—
7%
—
20c
Shulton,
B
Class
Sicks'
(ciuar.)
1
1-23
1-
2
12-12
1-
2
12-12
1-16
12-26
1-
12-10
"•
(s-a)
10%,
v
'
85c
2
1-18
10%
dividend)—
1-
2
Class
(s-a)
B
—,—
1-10
50c
1-31
preferred
1?
2-
$1.25
(quar.)
Ltd.—.
A
1
1-
——
—
i'_(s-a>
clakk
A preferred
(N.)
&
,
O.)
Hungerlord)
Smith-Corona,
1-24
1-24
1-28
A
i's-a).
1-17
Stock
Common
A
•
-•
—_i—
•
—-—-+
.
150c
$1.12 l'x
3c
-
.
12-21
6-29
6-35
$1.25
1-1
12-34
12-34
$1,25
1
2-
1
1-11
$53c
——
1-
+25c
_
(increased)
1-14
12-28
(quar.)]
Somervillfe,'
1-2
12-14
2
12-14
1«. 3
12-27
Sommers
50c
>
5
$2.80
Drug Stores,
preferred
2
1-
3
12-17
1-31
12-17
1-31
.
$25c
12-31
+
pfd.
(qujyr.vJj—
.
—
12-31
1-31
12-31
1-, 1
1-
$70c
common-.:—_
(quar.)
1-31
50c
$1
(quar.)_—
50c
+
pfd.
_'!L_—_—
preferred (quar.)-_H-+—rr-'-.+——
Conv.
..
Mills Ltd.—
(quar.t
Ltd.,
12-31
2%
Paper
■'
12-14
1-14
45c
—
1-
1
60c
(quar.)
(quar)
American Corp., 4%
2
2-
70C
(quar.)—
preferred
Solvay
1-
(quar t-,
common
Extra
12-18
1-
Inc.
dividend
l-'l
150c
Corp.
(Howard)
Smith
'
1',
12-14
1-3,
$1
—1
(quar.)——
(J.
12-18
87 V2c
Co., Ltd.,
preferred
tA.
7
1-
11-30
1-25
$1
•
$2
Co.—+r
(quar.)
Ltd.,
class
Smith
2-15
1-2-57
$2c
—
—
(quar.)
Smith
2-15
11-30
Rayon Corp.—
12-13
15c
—+
12-27
1-2-57
—
6
30c
(Del.)
12-37
1-15
$15c
(quar. )__
common....,!
prior preferred
$2.12
12-28
jr'2'
5%
—
class
Ltd.,
5%
1-10
11-30
1-28
$15c
common.
5%
12-20
1%
preferred
(s-a)''
31
12-31
25c
Inc.
Skenaiidoa
Slater
(quar.)
preferred
12-17
(Washing¬
10c
5%
1
1-
4%
(stock div.)
12-20
11-30
12-31
11%C
(quar.)
Superior Co.,
12-31
+20c
(quar.t
on
Dairies,
Mines,
Siscoe
1", 2,
$30c
(quar.)..—
pfd.
dividend
Silverwood
614
Ltd.
43*%
Si lex 'Co.,
Stock
1
$20c
Mines
Siema
2-
100%
Co.
20c
——_—
Ltd.
Breweries,
Extra
1S1.50
(stock
(quar.)
Common
12-10
(quar.)
Petrolekm.
•
12-19
_______——
Power,
preferred A
2
(quar.)__
1st pfd. (quar.)
Electric, com. (quar.)
&
4
1-
11c
$4.40
E'ieciric
1-
$2.25
___
—
Marine
&
Gas &
1-15
>.
$1.50
(Mass.),
Bit
conv.
Co.
12-14
6%
Castings
Paper,
Schuster
12-15
-
45c
(quar.)
Chemicals,
B
:
2
Helena Rubenstein)
isee
Sclienley Industries,
Rears,
dividend)
Manufacturing
3j/2%
12-29
1-
45c
Insurance
j,
20c
Fire
Diego
4.36%
2-15
125c
.
(s-a)_
stores
Reliance1
Steel
Savannah
12-20
dividend
.Reliance
.12-10
33%fc,
$1.15
Stock
1
4
1-
-
$1.25
preferred (quar.)—
41/2%
preferred
(quar.)_
4.40% preferred (quar.)
12-12
1-
25c
Reichhold
1-15
$1.25
—!——
5%
12-17
(quar.)
Corp.
Title
12-10
\ '
Lcuis
9
(quar.)
(Pa.)
Gas
Estate
12-10
1
$1.10
—__
(qua^)..^!
Fibre
1
1
2-
$1.12 >2
(quar.L—r'.——m'r
voting (quar.)
non-voting -u-luL—
1-
3-
(cuar.)_
<
4.40%
45c
quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Power
preferred
Co.,
SI.06
SI.O6V4
(increased
Sand
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
St.
Co.—
D.
12-20
1-15
1-2-57
25c
(quar.)—
Common
Reading Tube
Real
12-15 1
.
"
—
(quar.)—
Stockyards (year-end)
A
5
12-31
quar.)
File
Concrete
2nd
Reading
12-10
40c
75c
(quar.)
4%
2
20c
1
i_
preferred
12-
1-
20c
(quar.)
(slock
Packing
Readin?
1-14
1
$2
(initial)
common
12-31
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Rath
2-
/
50c
Raybestos-Manhattan
2'/2%
div.)
(quar.)
New
12-13
(extra)-.-
1-25
2-15
12-2)
2
1-
12-31
$20c
(«f,uar,)
Louis National
$2.50
—-j.
Co.
1-25
$1.50
12-23 ;
1-10
10%
$20c
5%
A
St.
15c
pfd. (quar.)—_—
1st
preferred
Purina
1-125
$3.25
Penney
St.
12-31
—
preferred
2-15
+
12-24 '
—
(quar.)
Lawrence Corp., Ltd.—
Regis
—
jield on January 16>__.
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd.,' com.
6%
12-24
12-31
.
(quar.)—
Milling
5
Electrotype—
Stock dividend (subject to approval of the
stockholders at a special meeting to be
II-28
12-31
,
4xh%
12-
Rapid
12-10
i-is :
1
2-
$2
—
common
Co.
preferred
162'/2C
com.
preferred
S3.50
33c
z_,—
(stock
5%
4
Paul
$2
(quar.)-^
—
1st
Ralston
C.)
1
1-
17 V2C
America, common
of
2-15
135c
(s-a)
12-
4
San
(quar.)
Machinery,
2-15
■
preferred
1-
Carolina—
(Canada),
32 V2c
commoin.
Co.
tic
12 V2C
+
(quar.)
12-31
50c
25c
Corp., com.
conv.
Traffic
31
(qua;;,)
Co
common
preferred (quar.)
$1.60
j!__'
$3.50
2
1-31
37»/2C
(quar.)
preferred
Penn-Texas
,
"Penn
Metals
&
12-18
—
inc.,
Corp.
Extra
2-21
1
1-31
(qaar.)
preferred
Penman's
6%
Mines
3-
15c
pfd.
2
1-15
45C
5%
convertible
Radiation,
Radio
2-21
45c
quar.)l
prior
conv.
Telephone,
Peninsular
■
•
5%
1-
25c
(quhr.)__——
&,
4
12-14
$1.13
40c
Ltd
4% preferred
4.30% preferred (quar.)_St. Joseph Light & Power,
St.
(quar.)
(increased
Hydraulic
1-
12-14 1
12-31
$1.15
—
Safeway Stores,
12-18
St.
common
Beariiics
M
6%
12-22
1'
—.—^____
<C.J J.) Co„ common__
preferred (quar.)__
2
175c
—-
—
5%,
Mining
Racine
12-14
1-
—
(increased
R
12-14
3-
Patterson
5%
Oats,
Power
Quincy
1-10
2
1-
50c
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)____
Davi^.& Co. (increased quar.)
Year-end,
Parker Rifst' Proof
1-25
37'/2c
t50c
Pantex
Park
1-
30c
preferred
2
12-21
12-13
Electronics—
Page-Hersey
12-31
12-20
(quar. i_—
Quebec Telephone,
12-31
10%
preferred
(quar.)___—
Vegetable Oil (stock dividend)
Pacific
Russell-Miller
Sharon
$1.25
___.
JL_
12-21
(F.
12-20
—
Pyramid Electric Co.,
Telegrapn—
&
(quar.)
12-31
12-31
'
'.pacific
Russell
1-15
(quar.)—
preferred
1
1-
10c
—
C
Ruppert (Jacob),
12-21
1-15
Year-end
8%
12-31
$1.13
(quar.)
common
(quar.)_
Ltd.
$1.12 Vu
■
Ltd.
Purex,
Purity Stores,
<quar.)__——
Light,
12-21
13c
4.24%
3-19
12-17 *.
1
*2-
20c
(quar.
preferred
12-31
Oklahoma—
12-20
1-
1
'4%
—
(quur.)__
preferred D (quar.)__
Oil Co. Ltd., 5'%% pfd
6%
-
14c
tquar.)
of
Co.
1
(quar.
&
5V2%
$1.12 Vu
North
1-15
4-
preferred
preferred. iquar.)__
12-14
12-31
—
"'preferred
Service
1-15
(stock dividend)
B
12-31
175c
(s-a)
preferred (quar.)___—_______
preferred (quar.) _____
—
4.65%
preferred (quar.)—'
_;
Puget Sound Pula & Timber (qu&r.)_
Pullman, Inc.
(extra)——!
—
12-19
preferred
Power
2
prelerrod
156c
—
(quar.)
of
1-25
______—
preferred A (quar.)___
75c
4%
12-14
12-31
5.60%
Public
12-28
1-
$4.50
4.52%
5%
1-
150c
(quar.I
70c
Pacific
12-31
20c
common
4.50%
$4.40
*
1-15
$3
——
Co.,
1-10
Co.
♦.
1-15
:
Corp.,
McBee
4V2%
30c
4.20%
Service
'
12-14
1-25
25c
Royalite
—__—
(quar.t—
Co. of Colorado,
12-31
20c
preferred
Royal
4
25c
RR.
1-15
(Los Angeles) (quar.)
Express (quar. )_____
Stock dividend (Subject to Interstate Com¬
merce
Commission
approval)
$4.75
12r
4%
31V2C
(quar.)!_.-_
pfd.
12-18
2
12-28
>—
—
1- 31-57
(quar.)___
$4.36
Roosevelt Raceway
2
1-
10c
preferred
Public
12-14
2
(s-a)
(stock dividend)
$2
(quar.)
10c
Intermountain
Corp.,
1-10
1-
12-28
—;—
preferred
30c
Indemnity Co.
Lighting
1-23
1-18
:
Transport
12-10
2
1-
(quar.)__
Corp.
1-18
;
Service
2
1-
;
(quar.)—___
RR.
common
dividend
Ronson
6%c
preferred
tquar.) ——
preferred
(quar.)
4%%
preferred
(quar.)_
Public Service Co. of New Hampshire—
12-31
Pacific
•j
__
4'A%
12-28
50c
i
5%
Public
12-28
1-18
Cable
Stock
1-10
20c
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
12-10
5%
Worcester
&
1-
$2
.
"
(quar.)
Providence
Pacific
Pacific
1-
Aircraft
2
1-
10%
(quar.)
—
90c
—___
(Canada),
V.)
(A.
$1
Special
4
10c
(quar.)._
Rome
——
Ltd.
12-10 :
,
(quar.)
1-28
12 Vuc
(quar.)!—
8%
dividend
Prophet
12-14
1-
$0.95G5
(quar.)—.__
pfd.
4
—
Co., Ltd.
—!
&
Gamble,
2-
Greyhound
5%
1-15
$2.50
(quar.)
Manufacturing
Stock
1-15
2-15
<fc
1-25
Pacific
Lines,
Rohr
12-14
2-15
______
pfd.
12-14
50c
50c
—r~-
preferred
5%
Co.,
Finance Corp., 5%
Pacific Gas <te Electric Co.
8
(quar.)
Mines
2
50c
2nd
3»c
Lid.
Dome
1-
dividend).—_
Insurance Co.
Rubenstein (Helena )
(quar.)—
Gardner
2-15
1-
'
*50c
Co.
&
Electric,
East
2-15
t25c
$25c
taceum.*)'___,_____________—
pref.
Pacific
Pacific
1-
:
—
(quar.)
Inc.
Lambert,
2
prior pfd. (quar.)
Inc., 6%
Roe
2-15
1-
1-
$5
(reduced)
Co.
4
12-10
(quar.)
preferred
1st
12-
20c
-----
Brewing
4
45c
Common
Pabst
12-20
12-14
12-
..
Extra
4ili
12-31
$$1.75
20c
—,—_V-~
(increased quar),
Co.
12-
2
preferred (quar.)
Corp. of Canada, common—
non-cum.
participating pfd.
(quar.)
6%
12-17
$15c
(Initial)
12-31
4
1-
12-17
2
(quar.)__
pfd.
5
1-
12-31
1-31
—
4%
nqxv
1-15
2
$1.12%
—_
(stock
Co.
Telephone,
25c
1
1-
15c
—
3-
2
3.60%
12-31
1-19
1-11
dividend)_—1_
preferred (quar.)
Rockland Light & Power Co.—
4.75%
preferred P. (quar.)
Rockwood & Co., 5% pfd. A (quar.)—
1-
(quar.)
pld.
12-10
1
17'/2C
:
preferred
5%
Electric Power—
(quar.)—
Glass
2
12-31
3-1-57
;_i
1-
$1.50
Potomac
$1.12V2
—
Rochester
12-12
4
12V2C
Co.
4
93 %c
(quar.)
Genesee
Valley
10c
Mills, Inc., 6%
i
1
1
1-
2-
Mfg. Ltd. (increased quar.)
&
(quar.)
1-10
2-
H.)
Rochester
$1.75
(quar.)
1-
2-
!
Roddis Plywood Corp.
(quar.)—;
12-31
10c
Corp.-
dividend
Machine
Transit
5%
(annual).*
Electric
■Stock
Porter-Cable
1-15
,——___
Glass,
12-15
Electric
1-30
:
Fiore
1
Power
(H.
12-12
1
53 Va c
—1—
(s-a)
General
Woolen
(quar.)
com,
(quar.
Owens-Illinois
Portland
15c
$1.12%
—
dividend
Owens-Cornmg
12-17
Portland
'
Overbrook Arms
12-18
$1.06%
(quar.)
_____
Elevator
preferred
2
2
15c
—
Corp
Quarterly
65c
common
Portland
pfd. A (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Opelika Mfg. Corp. (quar.
Otis
6%
Tools,
7
$1.06
50c
75c
.
7%
•
1-
Electric
Portable
$1.20
45c
—
Debenture Co.
Steel
12-17
1-
12-20!
593Ac
Button
."
5%
40c
—
—
12-
(quar.)
pfd.
4% %
Corp. common
preferred (quar.)_J_-_——
Extra
2
Extra
pfd.
12-20
(quar.)
4% %
i.
12-17
partic.
non-cam.
12-31
1____„_;___!
(Boston)
1-
;
12-31
—
1
Co.
Ontaf-io Jockey Club, Ltd.,
Ontario
2
4%
Products
20c
12-31
60c
(increased)
(quar.).,
Chemical,
Ontario Loan
12-17
Metal
Rochester-American
•«
to.—
Paper
1-10
$$1.18
Rpbinson Little & Co. Ltd. < quar.
$1.50
Stock
(quar.)__
37 %c
;____
com.
(quar.)
40c
2i
1-
1-
).
(quar.
12-19
1-15
(quar.)_—
(Stock
Rochester
—ts©$l 1 -15-57
quar.)—
12-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
12-24:
2
75c
____;
Sulphite &
Bros,
Robertson (P. L.)
; i
.
12-14
Extra
3
1-
25c
(s-a)
12-
Huron
Common
II-23
1-
5%
_
V.
1-
97 %c
$1.10
$1.11
,
2
2
preferred
75c
(quar.)
20c
Electric,
Corp.
11-
12-31
66c
quar.)_
preferred
Corp., common
preferred
(quar.)
>4%%
Oliver
Plymouth
___
lquar.)__
Insurance
Olin-Mathieson
Oliver
12-10
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
Colony
Old
1
(year-end)
&
preferred
Okonite
6%
Co.,
Service
Oilgear Company
Old
Co.
1-
dividead)
(stock
Sand
Water
4%
Cordage
12%C
$20c
t25c
(extra)______
Co.,
River
Ohio
12-
(increased
!
12-14
div.)—__
(increased
Cable
2
50c
37V2C
—
(quar.)
(quar.)__—
Protective Co.
5%
(stock
2
3
-
12-31
(quar.)
Chocolate
&
(quar.)__
common
1-15
'
■*
1 -15-57
__—___—
Union
Plainl'ield
1-
Ltd
Co.,
Ltd.,
common
1
1-15-57
__'!:
1-
(quar.)
pfd.
1
2-
20c
"
(s-ai__*_
12-2?
common "(quar.)——
Robertson
1-15
2-
12l/2c
(quar.)
$2
13c
preferred
(quar).
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
4.40%
.
Mfg.
Mills,
Edison
Ohio
5%
Co.,
-12-27
$1.75
—
Ltd._
Co.
.12-15
12V2C
'/
:
(quar.)
dividend
(annual)
pld.
5%
.
12-21
12-31
Stoker Corp. (quar.)________________
Riverside Cement, class A (accum.)___—
Roan Antelope Copper Mines, American Shrs.
American shares (linal)_—
12-31
1
1-15
$1
________
Co.
Planters
__.
Power
"
(quar.)—'
Adams RR.
Ndrth
&
Inc.
5%
—
$1.04
Co.—
(quar.)"_
Light &
1-
97 % c
7%
(quar.)
12-31
Riley
:
preferred
(qu£r.)_
:—!—;
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
Plymouth
'8%
Nova
12-15
'
75c
4'/*%
1-19
3%
31'Ac
^—;—_—_
"
1-10
"
9334C
(quar.)—
(interim)—
shares
12-20
div.)
Electric
Rike-Kumler
Johnson & Associates—
1-15
!
Rich's,
12-10
2
1-
40c
$1.02%
:
12-3f
$2.50
'
—_—
Pitney-Eowes, Inc., common
3
"
(quar.)—
preferred
$4
(Del.),
Assoc.
preferred
Island
Richman
Corp._.
American
4
1-
Silk
Pinchin,
12-14
-
:
4
1-
Telephone—
Co. (1953) Ltd
Insurance
(Hartford)
(quar.)
12-
1-
3.60%
Rhode
Rieke
R, R. (quar.)_—___
A (quar.1
common
fquar.)__—___
—•!_,!; $1.02Mi
.
1-19
45c
1-
1-10
„
pfd.
preferred
(quar.)
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.
Telephone. Ltd, (quar.)
Line, ciass B
Worcester
convertible
12-27
90c
$1.02.
Truck
&
8%
12-31
22%c
1
12-10 1
15c
(quar.)
Tnc.
3'%%
PhilUps-Electrical
1-14
$1.37%
(quar.)
1-10
2-
;
62 %c
preferred
1-
1-25
com.
1-10
1\
$2.50
income)
(quar.)'
1-14
1-25
(Minn.),
1-10
1
,
Transportation Co.—
Distance
Long
2
1-1-57
preferred
Norwalk
Philippine
1'
65c
—__
1
2-
2
15c
(stock
com.
12-14
1-
$1
<
2-
95C
(quar.)
—.*—
(quar.)___l______l____—:—
preferred
Common
(quar.)
preferred
Northern
4%
12-26
1
$1.12
__
$4.08
Norwich
12-17
3
2-
(quar.
33i%
Corp.,
44c
$3.60
'•
12-10
4
,
40c
Power
12-12
2
1-
El.07%
:___—
investment
net
Philip Morris, -Inc.,
3.90%
preferred
12-26
1
1-14
Extra
Northern
1
1-
—_
(annual)—
from
preferred
Philco
3
I-11
1-25
2-
(quar.45c
Ry.
Fairfax
12c
and
5%
12-31
$1.06
$1.06'/«
(quar.)
common
Telephone
•
Pacific
1-
'
—,
(quar.)
Philadelphia "Suburban
-
,
(quar.)
•
1-16
10c
Northern
12-
$1.17
—___
(quar._—
Fund Inc. (a year-end distriof 33c from realized securities prof-
bution
its
2
22c
(quar.
Natural Gas,
+
2
1-
1-
■
$2
(increased quar.)
(quar.
preferred
Northern
1-10
30c
Philadelphia & Trenton
preferred fquar.j
preferred (quar.)__
4%%
40c
$1.20
of Ret.
25c
(increased)
———
Reynolds Aluminum Co. ol Canada, Ltd.
4*4%
1st pfd.
(quar.)
Reynolds Metals Co., common (.extra)___—.
434% A preferred, (quar.)
—
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co.—
4.50% preferred (quar.)_____
—
Philadelphia
•
12-26
12-18
$1.25
Public
■12-17
«■
2
162%c
(-quar.
preferred
2
1-
!_—
■
7
1-
preferred
Philadelphia
50c
25c
____,
Ry.- (s-a)__
Indiana
4.22%
Racing
1 51.12'/a
(quar.)——
(quar.)____
.Dreferred
3.80 %
1-15
Engineering Works (quar.15c
com.
Revere
Revlon,
(quatn
(quar.)!
4.30%
1-7
Northern
5%
12-28
1
1-15
Central
Northern
12-20
''
50c
"
preferred
philadelpnia
4.68%
preferred
4.40%
preferred
1-17
Northern
3
12-11
8
$1.28Vs
(cuai.)
(quar.)
.__!_!__
,V. v '•
V"
Northern Illinois Gas,
2
2-
40c
preferred
pref.' (1956 series)
12-19
12-14
"
(extra)
Electric Co.,
25c
(quar.)_l__
North Star Oil. Ltd.—
$2.50
-
(quar.)___
Gas
Airlines
2
12-31
1-
Holders
Payable
1-1-57
—_———___
Corp.,
Resort
:
Corp.
Welder
preferred A (quar.)
5%
Phelps Dodge Corp.
1-10
,
(quar.
Refractories
Resistance
Reslstoflcx
—_——
4l^%
Co.,
12-11
1-15
50c
-
-
Milk
Pettibone-Muliken
2
25c
Car, 5Vs %
American
&
(s-a)
•"
i
(quar.)
American
North
(Chicago)
Co.—
(quar.) !!-!!_
preferred
North American
North
Ry.
171 'Ac
.
North
Avenue
Western
Republic
12-20
25c
(extra)
1-
¥50c
Preferred
12-15
1-15
un¬
$1 pfd.
Pictures Corp.,
12-31
$2
.
J28c
class A (quar.)
Renold Chains (Canada), Ltd..
12-14
.
When
Share
Name of Company
of Rec.
-
sale * of
the
from
1
S3
(quar.)___——__——
Corp,
1-
$50c
Year-end
&
accumulated
from
20c
profits
85c
Niagara Wire Weaving Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
Michigan
and
97 %c
$1.02%
3.60%
500
Income
90c
<quar.)^_^.__._.
Norfolk
_____—______—
Credit Jewelers,
93%e
1-
25c
preferred
»
(quar.)
Power Corp.,
3:40%
\
When
Payable
25c
6% prel. (s-a)
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke Iquar.)
Peoples Securities Corp.
(5c from ordinary
12-31
$1.06 ',4
15c
3%% pfd. (quar.)_
preferred (quav.)
Niagara Frontier Transit System (quar.p—
Corp.,
Newport Industries, 4%%■
Niagara Mohawk
Company
Publishing
Feopies
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Per
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$1.37
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1
12-20
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12-15
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(2882)
Per
of Rec.
(quar.)
1-
2
12-12
Telephone
Class A
1-
2
12-12
Stock
57 V2C
4.60%
preferred (quar.)——————4.60%
preferred A; (quar.)————
5%
preferred (quar.)_
———
1-
2
12-12
South
1-
2
1-
2
12-12
12 lie
1-31
1-15
57 lie
Jersey Gas (quar.)———
Pittsburgh Water Co.—
South
preferred
4%%
8%
35C
original
participating
preferred
5%
6%
preferred
partic.
7%
Southern
Indiana
1-
2
5
4%
12-31
12-17
Stock
2
12-17
1-
1
Corp.
Tennessee
<qv.ar.»__
5.10%
(quar.)
5.12%
preferred
5
4.60%
12-
5
4,64%
2-15
1-18
4.65%
1-15
12-20
4,90%
$1.75
12-31
12-20
Co.—
5.25%
2-
$1.20
1-15
1
5%
Power
Nevada
Southern
Southern
Southwest
Gas
Lumber
Mills
Southwest
Natural
Gas
Producing
preferred
5%
4.65%
Co.,
pfd.
(Dallas)
(quar.)————r—
(quar.)
——;—
4.60%
preferred
ifew
12-17
12-17
Fire
Oil
3%%
Standard
lOhioi
Paper
1-18
1-18
5%
$4.56
J.)
(N.
Textiles,
Textron,
1-18
1-18
27%
c
2-1-57
20c
12-31
12-
7
2
12-
7
1-
1-18
Mfg.,
$1.75
1-
2
12-15
$1.0614
1-
2
12-15
50c
1-
2
12-
7
12-31
25c
12-11
12-11
2
12-20
25c
1-
1
12-20
40c
3-
1
2-18
50c
1-23
1-16
9334c
1-15
1
12-14
(quar.)_—
12-
7
U.
S. "Foil Co.,
1
12-
1
12-
7
1
12-
$1.25
1-
1
12-
7
1-
SI
1-
Sv Glass
Voting
U.
15c
2
12-20
12-31
12-21
U
12-31
12-21
4%
12-14
3*4 %
conv.
1
12-14
4'/2 %
2nd
3-15
2-15
1
12^14
U.
12-26
U.
12-26
$'1.25
12-31
12-26
2-
$1
1
1-10
2-
1
1-10
U.
i%
12-20
12-
3
U.
12-15
U.
United
40c
(H.
1-
1-
Fibre
1
12-14
1
12-10
12-31
(quar.)
,—'
___'.
1
1-10
1-
1
12-15
25c
1-
1
1-
2
12-15
15c
1-15
50%
2-15
25c
—___—s
1-
1-
1-18
Inc.,
preferred (initial series) (qpar.)
2
12-14
12-21
1-
c
22;2c
1
1-1-57
1-
12-21
12-
7
1
12-15
1-10
50c
12-22
9334C
1-
1
12-22
93%
c
1-
1
12-22
$1.12'a
1-
1
12-22
1-
1
12-15
12-31
12-24
15c
12-26
50c
1-
7
1-
7
12-26
25c
1-15
12-28
22%c
1-15
12-28
1-25
12-28
<s-a>
quar.)
dividend
;
common
on
3%
1-15
12-28
(quar.)
80c
1-
12-14
(quar.)
20c
2-15
(quar.)^_,_.
Corp.,
preferred
87'itC
;
2
2-
1
17'2c
1-15
12-20
17%c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
1-15
12-20
non-cumulative
(s-a)
30c
12-31
12-20
$1.25
1-15
12-31
30c
preierred
12-31
12-10
Telephone Co. of Kansas, Inc. (Abilene)
preferred
(quar.)
United ^Utilities
Unitronics
(quar.)—
Corp.
(year-endi---
Universal
8%
Leaf
Tobacco,
5c
preferred
Universal
Stoefc
(quar.)
Products
Co.
8
1-18
2-
1
1-11%
$2
-_
8
2-
50c
(quar.)
common
2-
5''
Stock.; dividend
1-
2
1-31
40c
(quar.)
dividend
l-18,i
1-
3
12-10
1-
3
12-11
Utility Appliance Corp., 31
1-
3
1-15
1-15
12-31
12-24
12-10
1-
-
12-14
1-31
Lens
20c
quar.)_
1-
12-31
25c
(year-end)—
Utah Power & Light—
Ne\i> common (initial quar.
17 lie
______
(inc
com.
11-30
56 %
(s-a)
5%
(quar.)__^__;—
Markets,
2
62 «'7c
(increased
Stockyards
Univis
dividend
1-
30c
(quar.)
;
conv.
5,%k
11-10
3
$1.75
(quar.)
preferred
S4."20
2
Inc.—
12-31
12-31
& Lithograph Co.—
A
'I.yust (N. Y.)
S."^Vitamin Corp.
United
12-15
25c
(quar,)r.,____
—^
;
Glass
2-
25c
,
12-10
2
2
United (Stores Corp.—
12-10
62 %c
«.—-
quar.)____—__
<
1
11-
$1
S.
70c
12-14
12-31
$1
A
Industries
pfd.
12-14
10c
class
dividend
12-14
1
SI
preferred
I.)
1
1-
15c
(quar.
common
1-
31 V*c
1-
10c
25c
.Stock,
1
(quar,
3
12-10
8
S.'" Smelting, Refining & Mining—
2
(quar.)
3
10c
preferred (quar.)___
preferred
1-
1-
12-21
1-
$1.75
Machinery
14
12-20
1-15
12 '2c
(quar.)
Year-end
2
iquar,)__
1
1
___^.—;
Co., 7%
Shoe Corp.
1-
pfd.
iquar.i
Realty & Investment Co.
U. S.
2
2-
p. Radium Corp. (quar.)
S.
1-
2-
ExtrH '
1-10
2•■'''■
$1.21
1
12
12-14
50c
preferred B (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
printing
S,
i'7o" pref.
1-
Industries,
conv.
1
1-
12-31
(quar.),——.
12-14
12-31
€2!2c
—
"S._Plywood Corp., com. (quar.)
33/4%, preferred A (quar.)__.
1-
Thompson-Starrett,
5%
1-
12-31
—:
conv.
U.
$3
A (quar.)
(quar.)____.
B
Co.,
Stock
1-15
$1.25
(quar,)
Thomaston Mills
(quar,—
70c
1
U.
B
Stock
2-
$1.25
pfd.
12-31
12-31
Playing Card
25 c
common
Thompson
U. S-
36c
Inc.,
Thompson
1-15
______
$4
(quar.)
< extra;__i—
common
4'/2%
Lines,
30c
convertible
$2.50
1
$1.35
preferred
Class
2-
(quar.)_______—
preferred
preferred
Thomas
U.
(quar.)______
4%
Preferred
S.
1-15
SI.16
—
12-14
37' iC
(quar.)__;_—
(Md.)
Industries, common (qiter.)
preferred
A
(quar.)
1
1-
12-20
2%
4T/21%
$1.24
6%
Inc.,
Thcrmoid
S
div.)___
(quar.)—
Co.,
2-
Pipeline Co.—
11-15
1-10
12-31
25c
(Stock
com.
Guaranty
Trust
$1
_______
12-31
SI
50c
Publishers
class A
Hoffman
U.'S.
20c
pfd. >( quar.)
12-20
12-31
$2.50
(quar.)
(quar.>
&
j£^ Qvpsum
(increased)__——___
Utilities
Thorofare
common
U.
7
-
1-10-57
(quar.)
Machinery,
fidelity
Tlfct preferred
7
1-
(quar.)
Telephone Co.,
$1.25
12-31
1-
50c
——
1
$1.14
preferred
Texas
—
(quar.)
A
1-
preferred
Texas
2-1-57
&
$4.84
;
1-18
_____
3.
1-
12-20
aod
pref.
&
fr%T preferred
_____—,
Light,
1-18
(quar.)
U.
Corp.—
com.
Power
1-18
(quar.)__
7
(quar. )___
$4
iquar.)
2-1-57
12-31
pfd.
7
12-
Corp. (quar.)
(quar.)
Ry.,
Shoe
12-
1
30c
Preferred
2-1-57
—
—.
)
Natural Gas
Pacific
&
2-1-57
2-1-57
United
12-
1
1-
2
—
Printers
1
$1.21 li
Year-End'
$1.10
$1.15
United
1-
$1.27%
—_
12-31
1-
50c
1-
(quar.)
,
preferred.
$5
Texas
9
2-1-57
i-
conv.
Insurance
Co.
1-
2-1-57
•
—
iquar.)
$1.60
preferred
1-15-57
97'ic
(ouar.)
(initial quar.)
common
Dredging,
Texas-Illinois
12-17
2
_________
(quar-.)—:—
Insurance
7
11-30
7
$2.50
(quar.-)-
_T
Non-cum partic.
1-
$1.28
Transmission
Gas
Extra
Stahl-Meyer. $2-$5 prior preierred
Standard
12-20
$1.12%
(quar.)—,
E
BtandardiCoosa-Thatcher
Standard
1-
2
f
—
Standard
(quar.
40c
,.
7
(quar.)
preferred
Texas
Co.—
Water
^
Extra
preferred
5.40%
2714c
Springfield Fire & Marine
Co.,
4.96%
2
(quar.)
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
Sperry-Rand
12-
_________
12-21
1-
(quar.)————.—
preferred
(quar.)_
pfd. ($25 par) (quar.)
—
(quar.
12-31
1-
(quar.)
preferred
1
12-10
1-15
$1
7
1-
12-
2
1-15
(quar.)
(interim*
""Ejrtra*"
7
7
12-
Ordinary
Ltd.
New Jersey RR. & Canal
Unfled Pacific Corp., common.
$1.14
12-14
$1.0334
preferred
12-
12-
v4
2
1- 2
c
uoc
—
United
81.22%
—___-
Co.,
2
92 lie
preferred
1
1
(quar.)
1-15
1-
—
4.40%
D
preferred
Texas
4.25%
A
Service
Electric
Texas
1-22
1
7
$1.15
Mfg.
1-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Square
$4.64. preferred
$1.07
(quar.)
preferred
12-18
$1.25
—_———
preferred
4>A%
3
Service—®
Public
Springfield City
7%
preferred
1-
$1.1614
(quar.)
preferred
$4.50
$4.56
Malleable &
Haute
Common
—
3.90%
4.40%
12-18
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar,)___—
3.70%
4.36%
3
11-29
12-
2
$1.06
Ltd—
Mines,
Accident Insurance Co.
$1.16
(quar.)___
2%
dividend
$6
Southwestern Life Insurance
4.15%
1-
11-29
1-10
1-
Hill
$1.1614
(quar.)
4%
(stock divid.)
Co.
(stock
(quar.)
preferred
Southwestern
.—
1-1C
Keno
2
J5c
10c
Electric—
&
preferred
4.28%
12-20
Molasses
1
(quar.t
(quar.)—_______
15c
Gas
Gas
1-15
25c
(quar.)—
Corp.
Southwest
Southwest
Southwestern
50c
1-
United
1-
12-14
Terra
(quar.)——
Co.
Oxygen
12-31
2
24c
12-21
1-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Tennessee Natural Gas Lines Inc.
1-10
9c
Co.—
preferred (quar.)_——
New England Telephone
4.80%
(quar.)
preferred
25c
Southern
preferred
preferred
1-15
1-
(quar.)
12-
12-3-1
}$1.50
(quar.)—
—-—
Industries Fund —.——•»—
Southern
<quar.)___——
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
12-31
27c
Life &
$1.02%
(quar.).——:—_—
preferred
4.50%
60c
United
$1.12%
preferred
4.25%
conv,
12-21
$1.0614
4.10%
12-27
12-14
2nd
1-15
$1.12%
12-20
1-15
12-31
preferred
United
35c
(quar.)__
com.
5
12-15
3%
.—
—
Transmission,
Gas
12-
2
25c
(extra)'.
dividend
5
1
1-
15c
(quar.i_—_—.—
12-
1-
$1.50
37 i
United-Gas Improvement,
414% preferred (quar.)
$1.25
„
(quar.)—_—3—_
11-
t15c
<quar.)_
(increased)-
Corp.
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
Ltd.—
preferred
class A
6%
15c
pfd.
6%
_.—
Tennessee
2
1-
Electric—
<fc
Gas
12-
Aircraft
f 62 lie
—
preferred
4.80%
12-31
lie
—
(quar.)
(quar.)—.————
preferjpd
25c
4,50%
<quar.)_————
Fran Klin Process
Southern
United tias
1%
(quar.) —
pfd.
(quar.)
Power, common
Canada
5
dividend____—
preferred fquar.)__
1-
17 lie
22
Telephone (quar.) ——.—Edison Co.—
4.32%
Southern
5
12-
non-cumulative
Temco
California
Southern
12-
12-31
Power,
Share
Investments,
Fuel
United
12-31
__________—
When
Per
25c
common
Monday, December 31, 1956
.
Aiame of Company
4%
Stock
85
Telluride
50c
dividend———————
Stock
12-10
Ohfo—
of
Co.
. .
Holders
Payable of Rec.
common—......—-——,
B
40c
(quar.)—————
Public Service (quar.)__—-—
Southeastern
4
1-15
$1.1214
(quar.) —
common
preferred
Southeastern
1-
Service
When
Share
>"
Company
dividend
Year-end
(Quar.)
South Porto Rico Sugar,
Class
12-12
6 2 lie
(quar.)—;
Corp.
Coast
Per
Name of
25c
—
South
12-10
1-1C
5614 C
ElectricNfc Gas, com. (quar.)
preferred
4.50%
Holders
Payable
2%
Wcrlj (stock di«ldend>__
South Bejvl lathe
South Carolina
When
Share
Name of Company
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12-21
12-31
3114 c
'
30c
1-
2
12-
pfd. (quar.)
25c
1-
1
12-14
(quar.)_^__—
50c
1
1-14
(quar.)___
25c
12-31
12-20
57c
12-31
12-20
$1.25
1-15
eonv.
3
-
'
;
preferred
B
1-
1
12-14
1-
1
12-14
137 lie
1-
2
12-
—
(quar.)
Paving
Ltd. (quar.)_
(quar.)—,—
Materials.
&
Standard'^Ftadio,
Class
S2
75c
Extra
6%
Standard
class
Ltd.,
(quar.)
A
+
1-10
12-20
1-10
15c
J15c
________—______—•—
7
12-20
5%
non-cumulatrve
Thrift
conv.
31'4c
3
12-10
12%c
12-31
12-15
Van
Camp
15c
12-31
12-15
Van
Norman
Van
preferred
t30c
B
Stanley
Steak
Ltd.,
Brock
Class
(quar.)
class
Shake
(Del.)
Stecher-Traung
Finance
1-15
12-31
Time
Finance
2-
1
1-10
Timtly
flOc
2-
1
1-10
Tobin
50c
1-
2
12-10
1-15
12-31
(quar.)——
7'4c
—_—
Stedman
Bros.
—
of
Co.
—
Ltd.
Canada,
(guar.)
General
Toronto
Iron
12-15
Stop
&
(stock
Greene,
60c
preferred
Chemical
(quar.)—
.'_
(quar.).—!———
Stock
6%
Sun
(quar.)
$4.50
&
7
Loan,
12-20
Stock
12-20
Traders
Finance
12-11
Class
4-
1
3-12
4 tfe%
12-31
25c
1-
25c
1
12-14
5%
(quar.)__
1
12-11
1-
1
12-11
1-15
1-
5
12-29
1-
2
12-21
1-31-57
$1 ?5
1-16
2
12-19
3-11
2-25
1-
25c
20c
Extra
Stock
Treesweet
2-15
2-28
2-15
2
12-31
15c
1-10
10%
Co.
(Canada)
«lt
(quar.)
f70c
Tool
Co.
Supercrete,
Ltd
Mould
Super
Valu
+
Corp.
of
California
8 %c
25c
(quar.)
Tuekett
5
Twin
1-10
12-
5
12-27
Twin
1
12-17
208
1-
1
12-17
1-21
1
12-15
1-
1-
1-21J
7
i[-
12-20
1-
2
12-20
1-
2
12-20
5%
62 %c
1-
2
12-20
35c
1-
Superior propane, Ltd., $1.40
Superior Steel
(quar i____
pfd.
(quar.)
+
35c
j
2-
12-15
1
(s-a)
Ordinary
t4c
(s-ai
Susquehanna
(quar.)-;,
Corp.
(stock
.
dividend)
&
12-18
yl-15
12-28
1-15
12-14
20c
of
America
Companv
Switson
12-18
1-15
(extra)
75c
(quar.)
Industries.
50c
Ltd
Sylvanite Geld Mines.
;
Ltd.
(s-a)
77c
Corp.
Stock
Inc.,
5(4%
5%%
Tanitelyn
(quar.)
1-
12-14
4
1-1-5.7
11-30
12-31
12-17
(G.),
(quar.)
Taylor-Colquitt
Common
Stock
Taylor
Taylor,
Co.,
Instrument
Pearson
<k
Cos.
(Canada)
preferred
6%
1-17
7-17
12-
7
t*oc
1-
2
12-
7
22 %c
2-
1
1-14
1-15
Vulcan
Corp.,
$4.50
prior
$3
.preferred
12-31
Wabasso
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
preferred
Ltd.
Cotton,
1
1-10
2-
1
1-10
2-
1
1-10
Wailactr.-&
1-
2
31>4o
1-15
1-
4
67 '/he
'J.--
1-15
1-
$1.12%
Stock
Walnut
1
12-11
Walworth
1-15
12-31
Ward
Co.
1-15
12-26
13%
1-30
1-22
River
Warner
Co.
Stock
7 $1.75
45c
1-11
1-J5
1-
3
12-21
1-
2
12-21
1-
1
12-14
Warehouse
62 Vic
1-
2
12-11
Warner
62 tic
1-
2
12-11
Warren
$4.25
4-
1
2-
1
Y.)
*1-15
1-
1-2
(quar.)
2
12-19
preferred
Wajyreii_Tool,
Webb
pref.
1-
2
12-19
Weber
1-
1
12-14
Weedem
30c
2-28
1-28
4%
2-28
2-28
2-15
$1
2-15
1-19
92 %r.
2-15
87 %c
2-15
1
1-19
(quar.)__
1-19
West
12-31
12-14
12-14
12-31
12-14
12-31
12-14
1-
2
12-
7
1-
2
12-
7
1-
2
12-
1-
2
12-14
45c
1-
2
25c
1-
2
7
Gas
Gas
of
Canada Ltd.
preferred
Oil
(quar.)
J
735c
2-
1
1-
12-14
-Kootenay
Penn
(Kansasb
&
(8-a)
com.
Union
Drill
2-
9
1-10
12-19
Western
_
Pacific
Railroad
60c
(quar.)
United
United
5 % %
6%
convertible
Cities
1-
2
12-10
Western-Casualty
1-
2
12-10
Western
United
United
America—
1-
1-15
3
Corps.,
Drill
Fruit
&
87 %c
Tool,
class
com.
(quar.)
Co.
1
1334c
1-
1
15c
,
(quar.)
Ltd..
2-
(quar.)
.-
(extra)
B
(increased
>c_
1-
quar.t_
1
Surety
Electric
Stores
■
•
-
1-15
$1.40
12-20
12-20
6%
A
1-
2
12-
50c
1-2
12-11
1-
1
12-26
1-
2
$1.50
3
50C
12 lie
1-1-57
'
-1-i
$1.50
2
12-15
12-15
12-20
2
12-14
4
12-10
1-2-57
12-14
1-
2-
1
1-
7
12-31
12-14
1-15
12-20
1-15
12-20
$1.02%
1-15
12-20
1-
1
12-15
1-
1
12-15
1-
1
12-15
1-
1
12-14
12-31
12-13
2
12-10
20c
(quar.)
1-
"preferred
(quar.)
Natural
preferred
5.% ^convertible
12-31
12-20
750c
1-15
12-14
1-15
12-14
735c
1-15
12-14
90c
class
(quar.)_
A
Securitfis—
Western
5%
12-28
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Leaseholds,
,
2
2
763c
(quar.)_,
< accum.)___.
Western
^
1-
1-
7S1
,-preferred
Class
1-18
$1.25
-
Co
Western-Grocers, Ltd.,
*
1-15
SI.25
-
(quar.)
&
Western, Insurance
,
12-14
5
$1.10
(quar.)
Common
Co.—
(quar.)
2
SI.05
pfd.
(Toronto)
Department
Western7
$1.12%
Corp.—
preference
(quar.)
Utilities
preferred
preferred
United
of
(quar.)
12-2&
1-
$1.12%
:—
(quar.)
30c
C-igar-Whelan Stores
$3.50
United
Co.
preferred
1-15
2-
$1.12%
4.40't
preferred
Assurance
40c
Biscuit
4'/2%
Utilities.
$4;50i£g)referred
conv.
12-20
t$1.75
(quar.)_:
Virginia Water Service—
12-31
GOc
;
C
West
1
•
i.
(quar.)
preferred
2-14
3-
12-31
Co.—
Power
Texas
1
1-15
Ltd.-—
Co.,
F
West
3-
$1.25
(quar.)
Co.
.
12-31
15c
25c
Ljght
(ouar.)
2-14
33c
com
(quar.)
'Calif.)
4.10%
12-31
1-15
1-15
25e
(quar.)
Power
.preferred
1-15
12-27
2%
35c
4V2% "preferred (quar.)_4.20% preferred B (quar.)__
4
"
System
Preferred
Ltd.—
Sugar
(quar.)
(quar.)
,
12-14
12-31
convertible pfd.
Snowdrift - (quar.)
Jersey & Seashore RRi,
Kentucky Coal (quar.)
West
12-10
3114 c
5%
&
12-27
2
1-
Co.—
conv.- preferred
Indies
1-19
(quar.)__
(increased quar.)—_
$6 preference (quar.)
Ve,st
West
(quar.)
Oil
1-11
$3.50
40c
1
(quar.)
4%
12-23
12-15
1
1-11
40c
quar.)
•Vest
1-28
$1.12%
Wessoa
1-23
614 c
(quar.)_
Corp.,
1-15
1-
3c
(quar.)
Co..
18
30c
(quar.).—
Fixture
&
preferred
Welbilt
Corp.—
Co.
Showcase
5%
(quar.)
(increased
Motor
1-25
12-27
2
Ltd.
Vvorts,
(quar.)_
Knitting Mills
&'Knapp, Inc.,
715c
Ltd.—
2nd
&
(quar.)
preferred
$5
12
1-10
$2.50
t75c
Pictures
Co.
12-21
1-
2-15
2%>
(stock div.)
B Iquar.)__—
—
Bros.
1-14
35c
5%-
50c
—.—_—
common
Terminals
Bros.
12-14
5r;,
—
(quar.)
Corp.,
&
2
25c
(s-a)
WalkertTHiram )-Gooderham
Wayne
(quar.)
1-
Quarterly
12-14
12-14
1-
$1.37l2
(quar.)
Gtd.
12-10
2
2
?''c
preferred
Corp.
-Convertible
62 %C
—
5la%
dividend
King
37 %c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
—
«quar.)_—
RR.
2
1-
1-
15c
■
(Phila.)_^—
dividend
Stock1
Ware
1-
62 l2c
_______
Baking Co.,
12-15
25c
(quar.
Apartments
12-15'
12-31
S1Y5
(quar.)
dlvidfnd*
Ward -Industries
(quar.)
com.
Tier nan
12-31
$1.12
tl2'/2c
(quar.).
2-
(quar. )„
Union
12-31
t
$1.22%
^
,
75c
(quar.)___
(quar.)
25c
25c
(N.
(quar.)
Wagnejr Baking Co., T>
pfd.
Waldorf, System, Inc. (quar.)
Walker
Co., class A (quar.)
Extrall
j..
preferred
Union Twist
7
37%c
4-16
preferred
7
12-
12-12
5-1-57
(liquidating)
Materials
&
preferred
5%
12-31
2-1-57
$3.50
2
50c
(quar.)
Carson
Ry.,
12-23
683^c
—______
8-1-57
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
12-
?50c
1
Semi-annual
Virginian
(quar.)-___.
37 Vac
dividend
11-
30c
preferred
37'/2c
Electric Co.—
Union
12-21
1-10
(quar.)
div.)____
pfd.
conv
partic.
preferred
Union
2
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
2
73Cc
(quar.i
Co
1
5'/2%
,
preferred
(quar.)
Chemical
2
|70c
preference
2-
2-15
1
$1
2
71 lie
<quar.i
Extra
4%
pfd.
(N. Y.)
Trust
Acceptance
1-
6834C
(quar.)
common
2-
Inc
preferred
(quar.)_
St.
Towers
1-
10%
Ltd.,
2-15
1-
Telegraph—
Snrings,
6<Sr-
;
1-
62»ic
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Coke
12-13
6%
Extra
common
&
&
$5
dividend
preferred
Salle
non-cum.
i
(James),
Coal
Telephone
$3.70
•
,
Transit
pfd.
La
4c
+
Hot
Iron.
Virginia
2
2
Special
$4
12-20
1-
$1
Virginia
City)—
(stock
7%
$1.50
Underwriters
$4.50
12-31
$1.50
(accum.)
Virginia
5c
iquar.i_
('Jersey
America
Co.,
25c
(s-a)
Extra
preferred
6334c
i'/a%i_pref.
prior
15c
Symington-Gould
5%
Rapid
Udylite Corp.
Union
12-20
■
l2c
1-
preferred (quar.)
$2.70 pfcs^. (quar.)
Ltd.,
12-18
1-15
5%
Inc.
Co.
1-15
140c
JS1.25
;
preference
2
87
(quar.)__
12-24
Waukesha
5%
pfd.
7
(quar.)
com.
Extra
Union
-U
"M
3V2%
12-18
Waste
conv.
60c
12-20
Chemical—
12-31
10c
Coach
Union
2
7
quar.)
•
Jersey
North
Tobacco,
South
1-24
7
Supertert Petroleum Corp., Ltd.—
Common
2
partic.
6%
1-
—
Works,
1-10
10.10
l-
30c
;
12-14
12-12
12-
$1.25
Corp.,
New
of
City
5%
2
1-
20c
(quar.)__
common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2
Extra
'
67'ic
Stores,
Extra
•'.'■1-
1957).
12-10
5.40%
Talcott
of
29th Street
2%
Virginia-Carolina
(Subject to shareholders' approval at Com¬
pany
meeting to be held on Jan.
16,
12-
Co.
dividend
Victor-Chemical
12-14
12-12
2
f50c
quar.)
1-
12-
Quarterly
Trust
1-
$1.50
12-14
2
5c
Temper. Corp.,
Trust
12-15
5%
.____
1-
11-30
2
1-
12-20
56%c
(quar.)
(increased
12-31
2
^
Products,
2-28
12-14
2
1-
\;3-29
1-15
loc
(quar.)
2
(quar.)
True
5
1-
Viau.SLtd.
4-22
ioc
(quar.)___
common
1-
iquar.)
(quar.)
Mfg.—
Tri-Coritinental
2
12-28
2%c
Pipe Line.
preferred
3
1-15
8
2-28
4''
Inc.
preferred
25%
preferred
3
1-
2-
12-28
7
7$1.12%
(initial
Airways, class A
$4.90
1-16
1-
12-15
7
1-
-
$2.55
1-
6'c
2
2%
'
1-
15c
1-
-
5
13-
760c
(quar.)
common
Transcontinental Gas
Tranter
dividend
Freeze,
Company,
20c
—
(quar.)
new
•;
1
——
(quar.)
dividend
1-24
$1.12
Venao
12-31
(quar.)
Company,
1-24
.—
Velvet
12-15
$2.25
1-
20c
common—
87 %c
(s-a)
—
preferred
preferred
2-
—
:
Y.)
Ltd., class A
Trans-Caribbean
1-
2-15
(quar.)_
common
(N.
(quar.)
76CLC
Trane
25c
12-14
1-
pfd.
Stock
1-29
29c
12-20
7 $ 1.25
B
12-11
2%
Rogers,
1
^
prior
dividend
2
43%c
&
Waters
2
1
(quar.)
2-
<_o.—
Common
9
2
725 c
common
preferred
1-
—_____________
$1.75
Trust
&:
12 V2c
__
(quar.)—
Machine
Super
Swift
Bank
(quar.)
2
2
B.)
2-14
20c
Co.__;
A
1-
735c
__________
Ltd.____—______—:_
Co.,
Corp.,
1-
1-
Van
America
preferred
(J.
25c
common
Corp
Mines
56c
.
Sweets
Co.
Towmotor
25c
A
1-
1-
Sciier
o'/r^class
7c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
•
Extra
Swank,
Torrington
1-
__
pfd.
dividend
Assurance
Sunstrand
5 7c
Mortgage
3%
(quar.)
common
Corp..
preferred
Life
Stock
Trade
1-
Toronto
10c
—
Inc., common__
dividend
;
1
Stock
11-16
(quar.)
Drug,
Sua Finance
4
15c
dividend
Sun
1-
4%
$5
Clothier
Sun
Towne
7
10%
Corp.
dividend
Stock
12-14
1-
Trusts
Works
57c
dividend)
pfd.
(quar.)
Stores
Strawbridge
Stubnitz
5
$2
Container
.
1
1-
(s-a)
Clothier,
Bros.
Stock
2-
10c
Corp.
Strawbridge &
Stone
1
100%
Shop.
Stouffer
Sterchi
2
25c
—
Brook RR.
1-
J40c
4%%
Stony
10c
—
725c
2-
Pood
Industries,
20c
(quar.)___^
Extra
Toronto
1-15
of
Sea
10c
(Ky.)
12-19
_______________
—
12-17
1-15
iquar.)
class A__
—
J3nc
preferred
(quar.)
<
Stix, Baer &: Fuller. 7% 1st pfd. (quar.)
Stokely-Van Camp, common (quar.)
—
5%
prior preferred (quar.)
5%
convertible 2nd preferred
(quar.)
Stonega Coke Xi Coal (stock dividend)—.
1-10
10c
pfd.
(Mass. ),
Clothes, Inc. (quar.)—_____—Packing (quar.)
12-19
r-
preferred
12-10
12-14
quar.)
Special
$1.20
Co.,
12-31
—:
(quar.)__
———
Sterling Drug, Inc. (stock dividend)
Stern & Stern Textiles, common————
12-10
12-31
30c
(quar.)__
Corp.
12-31
25c
Brewers
4%%
Oil
Water
25c
(increased
preferred B
70c
j
(quar.)_____—
Extra
Sterling
4V4%
$1.25
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)—
12-31
Tonopah Mining Co. of Nevada
—
______________________:
preferred
Steel
Time
(quar.)
Lithograph,
Extra
5%
Tide
12-31
(quar.)—
A
———
Products
Home
n
12-31
J 15c
B
Stanley
1-15
1-15
imc
Class
Ry.
Corp.
Convertible
$1.12%
$1.06'A
1-15
2-
25c
Equipment Mfg. (quar.)_——
Stanfields, Ltd., class A (s-a)—
B
Thrifty Drug Stores—
4%% preferred A (quar.)
1
j:20c
Standard
Vanadium
(quar.)_'_
class A (quar.)—
preferred 1953 series (quar.)___
Investment Corp.,
60c
Gas
(1955
i—
—
Ltd.
S2
j.
(initial)—
S1.5G
712 %c
2-
1
1-
1-10
2
12-13
1-11
12-28
Co.—
(quar.)
37%'c
1-
1
12-14
(quar.)_i
37 %c
1-
1
12-14
series)
preferred
Volume
184
Number
5599
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2883)
o
*
Per
"Name o1 Company
1-15
60c
1-15
l?-26
60c
preferred
5%
1-15
f"12-26
$1.25
1-15
12-26
$1,26
4-
com
(quar.)
preferred
Western
Tool
Western
Westmoreland
Stamping
Coal
5%
div.)_
class A (quar.)
class
lien
prior
Wnirlpool-Seeger
Motor
White
Ltd.,
Co..
12-14
1
12-10
1-
I.
12-10
the
,.12-15
due
<quar.).*__
common
?
that
the
of
the
State
of
Court,
acting
as
County
broker
a
of
New
the
basis
issuer's
to
of
failure
the
stipulated
a
to
file
underwriter's
the
record,
of
report
failure
to
the
York,
dealer
or
in
Commission
sales
12-31
c
170c
1-
1-
further
12-14
1
$1.31'/«
1
of
12-19
12-17
.
'.
make
of
Beverly
I.
Steppler
as
Information
:
■'
'
'.
V.
director,
a
offering
of the securities as
injunction.—V. 182, p. 2837.
said
\ i. :
.
(resumed)
$2
prior
$3
part
15c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Williams-McWilliams Industries—
Increased
Stores,
$4.25
&
50c
the
•Earns,
to
of
date
a
abandoned
prior
Common
2-
1-9
12-14
75c
1
1-
(quar.)
Mr.
for
~ 12-20
25c
2-20
25c
(quar.)
2-
1
% 4-12
25c
last
over
1-30
5-
1
(quar.)
25c
8-
1
Common
(quar.)
25c
11-
1
1-
1
'
to
#.
preferred
Wilson
(J.
C.).
Winn-Dixie
Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Wiser
Ltd...
Stores
the
•
Oil
Co
the
pfd.
$1.50
(quar.)
that
year
earnings
that
high volume of
Invested capital."
The
corporation
(quar.)
Petroleum Co.
(quar.»
(stock
1-
the
equalled
"operating
business
10.5%
&
Towne
dividend)
'
with
return
outlook
continued
a
-
1...
1-23,...
1-
1
$3c
1- 2
1-
2V".
2-
-
purchase
Co.,
Illinois
4
for
invested
on
the
good
Yellow
Cab
6%
Co.,
6%
(quar.)
37V2C
(quar.)
com.
preferred
1-
due
12-j 3
comnlete
20c
1-2
line
of
Kold-Hold
(quar.)
37V2C
4-30
(quar.)
37'/2C
7-31
Young
S.)
(J.
7%
Co.
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
Youngsteun
Youngslown
Younkcr
5%
Sheet
&
Steel
Bros.,
2
1-
22.
-12-15
Ltd.
50c
1-15
1-
other
and
62 Vic
1-
1
closed
not
for
this
resident
tax
15%\
a
Less
British
x
Less
Jamaica
jr Previous
date
resident
Income
published
and/or
tax
1-
1
-12-17
1-
1-.--12-17
$25c
2-
1
dividend.
equip¬
to
of
stock
date
dntp
' V-i
1951
their
with
of
"Act
by
of
Involving
Electric
and
Section
to
Jan.
.
the
from
Dec,
21,
filed
The
due
1957.—V.
184,
of
no
the
registration
a
The
.*l--2'
corrected
1956
date
Slag
Co.).
the
be
It
Is
to
and
its
and
company
of
two
company
on
Dec.
Vulcan
Materials Co.
with
business
the
that
under
the
Dec.
on
the
merger
be
the
offered
plan
for
wholly-owned
the
sub¬
1956—and
to
D.
C.
the
Consolidated
compared
as
about
$5,600,000
Sales
record
for
The
and
with
do
the
see
time
to
profits
shares
Vulcan
of
and
the
18,
1956,
approved
X
,
ahead
ahead
are
materially
of
The
of
the
Vulcan
will
will
new
will
company
Detinning
have
Co.
Division
divisional-officers
continue
Materials
Co.
substantially
21
Dec.
on
expect to
reach
"Everything
1957
and
On
five
tire
Oct.
the
feel
we
of
we
is
during
both
directors
Detinning
each
of
Co.
5%
par
company;
declared
compared
the
At
with
same
cash
be
not
able
are
too
net
geared
after
the
the
products
Within
to
the
will
322.080
27,071
outstanding
exchanged
be
cumulative
of
distant
And
and
into
convertible
preferred
the
research
new
low
office
ptish' in
bigger
stock
split,
its
from
of
"and
into
and
.shares
of
third
dividend,
the
the
then
quarterly
22V2
195G
the
our
new
production!
and
six
outstanding
oh
paid
the
about
of
use
despite
Mr.
Minard
1957
facilities,
its
special
feet.
other
The
l'/«
merged company will acquire the
Birmingham,
viz:
Stockbridge
Cen-Vi-Ro
(431/5%
Corp.
all
and
current
a
in
42,650
Stockbridge,
W.
their
Babb,
on
a
at
become
the
will
Atlanta
respectively.—V.
heat
in
1958
Ontario.—V.
Wall
44
for
be
their
in
past
the
important
the
ten
from
and
in Aurora,
Peninsula,
15
Case.
with
modern
Western
years
3,814
to
automatic
Reserve
than
more
President;
of
and
for
the
equal
Co.,
!
Operating
_____
or
an
plant,
H.
Case,
Case,
engineering
Net
Common
Net
Federal
income
to
are
<
Mr.
Minard,
being
..
worked
Jan.
5,
the
cost
be
1734
and
368.
in
over
Scran-
per
the
H.
Case broth-
——9 Mos. ho Sept. 30
1956
1955
10,19^,000
9,327,000
3,491,000
$93,877,000
8,290,000
8,338,000
—V.
11,500,000
184,
net
loss
Y.,
3,400,000
46,700,000
$43,839,000
_
16,651,063
16,651,063
16,641,591
share
$0.59
*$0.17
$2.55
+
'
credit
applicable to
above
.
loss
be
it
issue
by
of
to
up
of
Jan.
two
White Stores, Inc.—November Sales
Increased—^
195«~~M"nth—1955
$2,641,174
1^56—11 Mos.—1955
$2,539,214
$28,693,063
each
184,
repre-r
Stores Inc.—Current Sales Higher—
39,689,656
^
184,
(F.
of
173,
Sept.
amounting
$78,464.
result
of
A
to
tax
retained
30,
1956
W.)
Woolworth
this
of $60,740
earnings
low
was
held
was
at
volume
for
$17,724
344,341,188
Sales
Up—
1956—11 Mos.—1955
$
$
$
67,261,565 666,275,615 633,603,083
2166.
p.
Worthington
This
$
190,074,357
Clutch
air
N.
173,754,819
Co.,
Beloit,
Wis.—
conditioning
review
a
of
air
lead
between Ettco Tcol Co., Brooklyn,
tapping unit, and the Warner
laboratory
and
lead
actuated
of
electric
unit
screw
device
which
motion
is
a
has
multiple spindle tapping or threading.
reversing
operation.—V.
forward
motor
183,
p.
Dec.
on
facility
Conditioning
to
be
to
.
is
it
17
constructing
in
opened
a
major
1957.
be
would
be
in
among
that
development
heat pump,
residential
to
the
at
Ampere,
activities of
coordinate
addition
to
one
now
In
existence
at
the
and
research
perfection
projects
of
to
taken
be
practical,
a
more
up
eco¬
which the company hopes to market by 1958.
that
the
sales
in
had
company
1956.
commercial
and
laboratory
year
j., plant.
N\
announced
research
this
opened
said
the
Lawler
conditioning
were
division.
Harrison,
Lawler
industrial
Mr.
air
Which
conditioning
house
Air
The
fields.
increase
"an
bulk
The
this
of
of
came
20%
some
increase
remainder
in
was
the
in
in
the
whole-
field."
be another 20
predicted that there would
to 25%
increase
screw
development
automatic
He
air
for
the
conditioning
This
would
Plans
Increased—
announced
research
of
an
works,
J.,
the
Sales
past year and a look at the next. Matthew M.
Vice-President of Worthington's Air Conditioning and Refrig¬
Division, said the company's plans for the coming year include
nomical
the*
Corp.—1957
corporation
eration
$
16,599,084
&
cooperation
the
horsepower
a
Co.—November
71,996,140
184,
Announced—1956
received
1956—11 Mos.
Mos.—1955
$
Brake
of
in
Ettco-Emrick
or
406,224,945
1956—Month—1955
$
marginally
were
and
$485,505
refund
1956—Month—1955
of
manufacturers
for fast single
31,259,649
Period End. Nov. 30—
479.
p.
Electric
pioneers
Nov. 24, '56 Nov. 26, '55
$
$
2490.
p.
Sales
Nov.* an operator can slide a
workpiece into a fixture on a tapping
machine, press the start button, then watch the machine tap mul¬
tiple holes to different depths, reverse and back out the taps. This,
in itself, would not be so unusual, except for the fact that the unit
is driven by a motor which runs continuously in one direction!
-company
—47 Weeks Ended—
24,'56 Nov. 26,'55
$
which,
2788.
p.
—V,
from
will
$10,395,000
Development—
the
$26,055,338
184, p. 2166.
Worthington's
is
$4,799,000.
and
1957
equipment,
new
noon
$9,780,009
15,
of
$252,000
dates exclusive
Thi-i
secured
18,104,630
Warner
.
of
2059.
p.
$
will
dated
authorized
ended
year
of
reduction
year.—V.
$89,550,000
"$1,399,000
outstanding.
common
tCarry-bacic
184, p. 2165.
tapping
with
of
Baxter
Vice-President;
Treasurer,
'y
completion
need
yearly
hands
*$6,702,000
taxes.
Period End. Nov. 30—
installments
both
$13,045,374.—V.
year,
electrically ^controlled
J.
facilities to
plants
the
Co.—Reports Loss—
fiscal
net
a
the
fractional
Trane
in
$10,314,090
shares
income
inc.
9—
from
N.
purchase
to
H,
$
The
is
2,763,000
-
•Loss.
Lawler,
Y.f
installations
average
2,034,000
sources
deb°ntures___
on
Estimated
Mr.
a
an
$22?543,000
other
Total
■'"»
of
and
dial¬
$409,717,000 $1,015,814,000 $1,134,431,000
387,174,000
1,022,516,000
1,044,881,000
profit
from
Interest
Inc.
guided
doubling
aluminum
available,
p.
the
an
to
are
sales.
build¬
distant
$24,577,090
Income
1171.
p.
Walgreen Co.—November Sales Increased—
New
direct
Reserve
3 Mos. End.
billed
Cost of sales
In
—V.
and
*
mother, Mrs. Alice W. Case, and Francis H. Wood, Claude R.
John V. Cotton making up the board of directors.—V.
182,
sales
Sal°S
York
New
for
annual
which
previous
in
so
the
lor
Cleveland
telephone
11,000
Western
Nelson
.
Net
—V.
under
Twinsburg,
linking
of installing such equipment.
process
and Theodore H.
Winn-Dixie
series
Jan.
15, 1972,
installment of
estimated,v will
"marked
a
are
interruption."
184,
St.,
to
first
it
Is
Bainbridge, Hinck¬
Russell,
corrridor
inter¬
into
merged
Aggregate
184,
Certificates
bids
Period End. Nov. 30—
transfer
aircraft,
$13,000,000
according
at
automatic
Westinghouse Electric Corp.—Quarterly Earns.-Higher
above.
certificates,
certificates,
This
expansions
^
extend
Co.—Merger Approved—
receive
9
trust
mature
15.
"
Trane
need
project
brazed
new
schedule."
without
arc
to
between Cleveland and Akron,
1382.
p.
Southeastern
and
shares
common
Cen-Vi-Ro
and
subsidiaries.
RR—Bids for
Jan.
on
sent
projects.
they
used
TLe offering
800,
Case, Secretary;
a
revealed.
building
Ohio—Pre¬
Hudson.
quipped
are
the
of
in
are
or
increased
Weldon
owned)
%'J95€.
>
will
these programs will increase Trane
Included
leceive
Detinning Co.
company
Jan.
N.
pattern
Toronto,
Vulcan
Waco Aircraft
$4.24
shares,
'
company
area
as
will
interest
Stockbridge
Materials
equipment
outstanding
of
supersonic
as
State
Company, Columbus,
be
area
central offices
11
as
Nov.
.r--..
at
Aug.
shares
3V2 %
progress.
the
years
"right
facilities,
When completed,
Pa.,
is
its
Sales
that
and
testing
and
in
announced
company
dividend
cents
running
projects
10
for
common-artock
figured
are
horsepower air conditioning compressor facility,
expansion
1,500,000 sq.
ton,
to
will
Northfield,
well
PERSONNEL—Management
the
1,320^000 to
share
per
widespread
program,
the
building,
This
5
include
as
preferred
shares
of
Southern
Birmingham
Wabash
to
future.,*..--.-
the
%
feels
energy
next
in
1,320,000
on
currently
manufacturing
expansion
Included
^we
shares
common
stock
to
more
the
affiliates
and
Ireland Investment Co.,
resulted
cents
equivalent
become
in
the
cents
4
25
Williams
Cen-Vi-Ro.
See
manufacture
distribution.
atomic
the
increase"
ing
33'
proceeds
Sales
in
1955.
company
will
and
of
the 50%
is
Keith
in
Sales
the
business
However,
missiles
is
stock
Defense
of
shares
wholly-owned
sales
ready
annually.
for
3-for-2
a
split/earnings
in
as
over
dividend
The
<£ime
dividend
increase
35%
$2.62
completed,
two
However,
..
basis
the
in
owned)
said
the number of
the
on
before
is
merger
stock
(50%
Vulcan
1,980,000.
Calculated
Akron
—V.
ahead."
increasing
outstanding
be
:
1957.
to
Newbury.
located
are
„
each
merger,
$16
one
merged
common
and
est
>.
consolidated
will
equipment
the
being
First
the
Co., Hudson,
Sent, 30. '56
the
Vulcan
Co., Inc. and
preferred and 63.000
picture.
worth
everyone
years
4,
years,
increase
Hiram,
All
the
(previous
%
62%.
building
proportions in
such
and
1955
the
Co.
(EST)
$90,000,000
to
of
at
as
approved
from Lambert Bros., Inc. and Southeastern Sand & Gravel
Keith Williams.
Lambert will receive 87,000 new
and
for
sales
1957
our
$74,000,000
1955.
and
Abilene
in
the
and
the
remaining
company
1956" will
.
for
in
director
a
—4 Weeks Ended—
planning
affect
in
those
of
net
».
"However, with present facilities,
$85,009,000
this
around
be
about
by
comparable
a
Minard.
Mr.
current
our
Good—
by
profit
$3,450,000
37%
ley,
West Richfield,
a
will be exchanged into two 5% cumulative convertible shares
merged company; and each of the 2.05.9.040 common sharps of
former Birmingham Slag Co. will be converted into
0.98 common
shares of the merged
company. The merged company will be author¬
ized
to issue 463,222
5% cumulative convertible preferred shares and
4,000,000 $1
par
common
shares.
Holders
of
fractional
shares
will
have until March 31, 1957, to buy or sell fractions to make full
shares.
of
•
continuing improvement
a
said
of
running
to
hand., net
with
has expanded
company
1955.
on
of
Development
Western Chevrolet Co., major
The Ohio
—
telephone service in the fast-growing
Detinning Co.
terms
of
Stone
expected
are
in
compared
anticipate
to
profits,"
"Much
1956
already
are
and
not
expect
and
for
PROCEEDS—The
,
eies,
division
personnel
of
Vulcan
shares
new
$54,000,000
as
1956
year)
"We
we
sales
figures
leaders
are
head
as
•
Under
President.
with
Projecting
company
activities
21
1
pattern is expected to carry over into 1957,.iaCCor<iing
Minard,
this
important segment of the business life
Telephone
Offered
Dec.
on
increase
1956.
business
of
name
Co.
stockholders
When
In
in
an
his
per shai]e, to yield more than 5.85%.
being made to Ohio residents only.
is
have
(formerly Birmingham
will become effective as
merger
31,
detinning
the
Materials
management
The
payment
,
achieved
were
Reserve
Stock
ing systems
this
anticipated
of
conducted
Vulcan
merger
Year—Outlook
records
to
BUSINESS—The
company
which was founded in 1910 to provide
telephone service for 100 subscribers in the small town of
Hudson, Ohio,
with
2059.
p.
merge
close
After
Non¬
(Continued from page 8)
Record
Hughes
addition
$19.95
for
368.
p.
Detinning Co.—Merger Approved—
to
^
here
Investment News
a
Mr.
representing
In
publicly offered an issue of 25,000
shares of 5.85% cumulative
preferred stock (par $20) at
Union
184,
statement
value capital stock
stock purchase
par
savings
' ;
Corporation and
production
Texas
Abilene,
Ohio,
setting
the
and
Abilene,
first
Mr. Hughes also is President of
the Abilene Aviation
Co., and
of
ferred
:
21,
applications
10.
21,
with
Texas
area.
Western
Kentucky
to relationships of the
with—particular re^renre
and
under
Development Co.,
Texas'
partner in
Union
request
a
previous
West
Section
Co.—Registers With £>EC-
Dec.
employees
common
Co.—1956
$
177,977,^00
completely planned industrial dis¬
proportions, will open in Abilene, Texas, on Jan. 18, it
by Jack Hughes, President.
Plaza comprises 800 level acres situated
3.2 miles from down¬
West
Bank
regard
Energy
extended
oeen
employees'
share
sales
$
191,115,000
announced
company,
hearing
inc.,
extension
an
to
Electric
Car
common
Trane
1956—11 Mos.—1955
$
16,629,000
major
the
.
a
the
of
Company
in
receipt
for
considered
has
stockholders
proposal
J..
New
to
184.
town Abilene.
.
indicated
of
been
Within,
of
Incorrect.
was
authorized
reserved
the
Utilities,
present.
,
1957,
to
Holding
the
exist
now
to
be
on
an
Vulcan
The
the
General
respect
has
20,
4,
e
1%.
tax.
record
they
to
Tank
sidiaries.—V.
tax
income
$2.04
shares—V.
Open—
Plaza,
Abilene
12-47
$1.25
I7V2C
1
tPayable in JJ. S. funds, less 15 % Canadian non-residents tax.
JPayable in Canadian funds, tax deductible at
the source.
a
has
Stock Purchase
on
Dec.
on
March
South
12-17
____
books
followed
covering 55,000 shares of
benefit
of
•Transfer
to
Inc.,
amendments
as
company,
pursuant
12-31
50c
____
filing
amendments
SE'C
l-3-57;+-_-41-16
»
Zellers,
Energy,
Middle
Co.,
companies
Union
+12-14
50c
_.
1957
Kentucky Utilities
facts
matters
This
^12-14
1-
(quar.)
preferred (q.uar )__+
series preferred
iquar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
7%
1-
75c
Co*., (special)
(increased)_______
Door
2,342,411
(credited
(Mo.)—November Sales Up
Ohio.
4-10
-
30c
*.
Tube
common
the
v,^-7-10
$1.75
.___
(quar.)
common
(quar.)_:.___!
on
facilities
1-10
preferred
Water
•Based
$4,788,101
$2.25
certain
1956—Month—1955
Industrial
to
Abilene
-
re-
,<12~10
1-31
$5,279,963
$1.83
of
2166.
p.
Western
return
...
for
the
such
Electric
of
announced
4,
proceedings
with
issues under
the
Power
and
date
respective
12-12
37V2c
(quar.)
Ia4,
trict
the
(Mo.)—Hearing
was
Feb.
postponement
forth
1-18
2
preferred
6%
York
Surplus-Restricted."
—Soon
Is
company
favorable
Co.
Electric
12-20
"
reopened
The
12-14
25c
(quar.)
"integration"
the
12-19
25c
Ltd.
the
10
Utilities
it
from
in
12^10
$4,280,768
$1.93
amortization
16,772,000
—V.
;
manufactures
Commission,
postponement
12-19
-
12-31-.-
2%
on
'•> The
12-31
•
2
1-
12V2C
(monthly)
Mfg.
$4,627,313
share
com.
accelerated
Associated
to
Yale
divs.
Sales
*
equipment. Platecoil heat-transfer units,
special contract orders.—V. 182, p. 2516.
Union Electric Co.
12r31
2
12-31
+$1.50
...
Wright-Hargreaves Mines,
per
to
income
com.
$
and
J. lj~15
1-15
130c
.___
ment
12*14
y
1-31-57
25c
(quar.).
common
preference
Monthlv
1-10'
75c
Ltd.,
Woodlty
Worthlngtcn Corp.
Wrigley lWm.l Jr.
-
67*
Gas
2,699,684
net
Western Auto Supply Co.
,
reported that profits showed
despite a decrease in over-all sales
beginning of the fiscal year.
added
12-18
12-31'
____
_
Alexander,
6%
7c
$2
Power,
Southern
2,756,081
2,740/272
entry
'•
;■
7-12
4
12-31*
J25c
imonthly)
RR
E'iectric
Wisconsin
Wood
(quar.)
Central
2.354,959
2,485,810
1958.
p.
10
irigeration
12-17
4(4%
2 505,416
2,513,774
any
10-11
$1.0614
reported
of
as
Tranter
a
on
.,1»11
Common
further
capital
'*12-20
1
1-
$1.06V4
increased
com.
2,153,890
$10,375,194 $10,243,866
13%, due principally to the planned elimination of defense contracts.
He
12J-20
1
23%
Dec.
on
■
1
1-
of
31,841
(net)
of
"Earned
,
'
Tranter, President,
30,337
$9,271,994
for
tDue
Manufacturing, Inc.—Profits Up 23%—
increase
an
12-3112,-21
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.,
James R.
^'1;18
12-31
6c
40c
(quar.)
Co..
1.-18
1
income)
(quar.)
preferred
Gil
Wilson
1
of
(quar.)_
common
preferred
Wilcox
(from
Mfg.
22-
Tranter
1-18
'
!
Inc.
Cement
Wieboldt
6%
quarterly
Fund,
Whitehall
;
1
75c
preferred
2-
50c
_
$10,344,857 $10,212,025
29,365
-
$9,294,777
deducs.
avail,
in
available
and
'
,
$9,242,629
28,026
Period End. Nov. 30—
convertible
Wisconsin
$9,266,751
(net)
taxes deferred
tFed. inc.
that
found
least
at
was
resignation
7
revenues
1956—12 Mos.—1955
$22,039,466 $26,036,407 $24,141,477
12,796,837
15,691,550
13,929,452
14,368,254
income
etc.
Balance
12-
2
$23,635,005
taxes
income
Gross
from
1%- 7
1-11
oper.
Int.,
securities
1-
*
&
a
Supreme
business
Net
of stock sales and ,the further
principal underwriter, and Beverly
Issuer, had been permanently enjoined
1956—11 Mos.—1955
revenues
exp.
Other
report
Inc.,
Sewing Machine Corp.—
Common
-
director
York
a
Oper.
State.
Upon
1*-11
1
$1.25
1st pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
in
file
to
Steppler,
1- 2
1
2-
85c
Operating
issuer; that the issuer filed such report subsequent to the Commis¬
sion's suspension order of Dec. 13, 1955; and that the issuer
terminated
the
underwriting contract with Justin Steppler, Inc., obtained the
2-
$1
$2.80
5%%
2
1- 2 ".
50c
$1.43%
(quar.)
Corp.,
Hardware,
White
3
1-
failure
a
New
engaging in
1-30
(increased quar.)
com.
preferred
White
the
1-
=_
Washington Water Power Co.—Earnings Up—
Period End. Nov. 30—
Dec.
on
temporarily
Justin
Steppler,
5%
_
announced
was
1955,
that
by
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Wheeling Steel Corp.,
$5
8
t7'/2C
—
A
(quar.)
prior
8
$7V2C
(quar.)
Ltd.,
it
company's
fact
I.
1-
....
13,
the
1-
1-31
SEC,
20, has vacated its order of
suspending a Regulation A exemption with
respect to the public offering by this corporation of 3,000.000 shares
of common
stock,
10c
par.
T:?is suspension order was based upon
Dec.
12-21
1-31
dividendV
(stock
Trans-Continental
Uranium
Corp., Salt Lake
City,
Utah—SEC Vacates Order Suspending Public
Offering—
The
*3-12
"''12-28
I
J12V2C
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing (quar. ).
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., common (quar.)
4%
1-16
1-15
fl7V2c
Co.
12-24
25c
(stock
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Inc.
(Geo.),
B
Co.
Telegraph
Westmoreland.
Class
:
(quar.)
&
Union
Westminster Paper Co.
Class
B
(quar.)
Weston
Holderi
Payable o/sRec.
J15c
Extra
5%
When
Share
^
Western Plywood, Ltd., class B
Western Tablet & Stationery Corp.,
51
and
and
449.
greatly
self-contained,
been
developed
Use of Warner
clutches eliminates the
increases the speed- of the
reverse
in
air
conditioning
control.
sales
in
1957,
much
of
it
in
the
whole-house
air
conditioning.
He
said
coming
around
that
year
the
fort cooling
two
would
country
will see
other
large
markets
be
in
the
and
in
"industrial
many
for
air
shopping
plants
conditioning
centers
and
"increasingly greater use."—V.
in
springing
the
up
offices" where com¬
184, p. 2166.
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53
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
V
/
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
r
ALABAMA
Bond
Sale—An
43k%
bacher &
of
issue
Company, of San Fran¬
cisco,
Ala.
Rogersville,
$13,000
at a price of 100.01, a net
interest cost of about 4.19%, as
follows:
obligation
bonds
Hugo Marx & Co., of $65,000 4s. Due on Dec. 15 from
1958 to 1970 inclusive.
Birmingham. Dated Dec. 1, 1956.!
Legality
approved
by
Dumas, -85,000 4V4S. Due on Dec 15 from
general
sold
was
to
O'Neal &
1971
Hayes, of Birmingham.
inclusive.
1981
to
Panoche Water District, Fresno and
ARIZONA
Merced
7
Maricopa County School District
No. 68 (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond Sale—The $476,000 school
building bonds offered Dec. 20—
v.
184, p. 2167—were awarded to
Refnes, Ely^ Beck & Company, of
Phoenix.
Counties, Calif.
Offering—F. E. Redfern,
Bond
Secretary of the Board of Di¬
rectors, will receive sealed bids at
the
office
(PST) on Jan. 23 for the
purchase of $1,400,000 water rev¬
CALIFORNIA
a.m.
bonds..
enue
Dated Jan. 1, 1S57.
July 1 from 1960 to 1986
Analy Union High School District,
Sonoma County, Calif.
Bond
Offering — William
P.
Due
Johansen,
will
America
p.np
ings Association, of San Francisco.
Legality \ approved ; by
Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
■
.
t
receive
<PST)
County
sealed
Auditor,
bids
until
3
Jan. 15 for the purchase
$490,000 building bonds. Due
of
on
Jan.
on
from
15
1958
to
1977
on
inclusive.
(J-J)
Principal and interest
payable
at
the) Bank of
.
National
Trust
&
of San
Francisco.
-
.
,
Elsinore
Valley Municipal
Improvement District No. 1
Water
(P. O.
Elsinore), Calif.
Clay Scott,
Secretary of the Board of Di¬
rectors, will receive sealed bids
'
i
Bond
1
until
Offering—H.
7:30
(PST)
p.m.
Jan.
on
21
for the
purchase of $700,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds. Dated Feb.
1, 1957.
Due
inclusive.
1988
to
Feb. 1 from 1962
on
Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melyeny & Myers,
of Los Angeles.
Pleasanton Joint School District,
Alameda County, Calif.
High
School
Dated
Jan.
payable
the
at
State
Treasurer's
office,
Denver, or at the Chase
Manhattan
Bank, of New York
City, at the holder's option. Le¬
gality approved by Dawson, Nagel,
Sherman
&
Howard, of Denver.
Delta School District No. 50 (P. O.
Delta), Colo.
Bond
Sale—Subject to an elec¬
tion on Jan. 15, an issue of
$2,215,000 school "building bonds has
been sold to
Kirchner, Ormsbee &
Wcisner, Inc., Boettcher & Co.,
and Bosworth, Sullivan &
Co., as
4%s.
;/Lr'
Salida,
Offering
Bond
Judge,
City
v.' /- '■ ■'
'
•
Oakland,
10
the
(PST)
a.m.
purchase
Jan.
on
^heodore
—
Clerk,
J.
receive
will
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(MST) on
Jan. 7 for the purchase of
$200,000
1,
revenue
1957. Due
bonds.
Feb.
on
Dated Feb.
1
from
for
madge, of Denver.
$35,000 Election
boi&is. Dated May 15, 1956. Due
on
May 15 from 1973 to 1979 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(J-J)
phyable
at
the
County
drews,
Treasurer's
ceive
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Bond
Leandro
Unified
Sch.
O.
Treasurer,
bids
at
will
the
$450,000 school
bonds.
Due
inclusive.
til
Murphy,. City Treasurer, will
1982
on
Jan.
inclusive.
15 from
1959 to
Principal and
in¬
'
10
Jan. 15 for
purchase of $1,500,000 school
the
bonds.
Dated
Feb.
terest
on
clusive.
(J-J) payable at the County
office.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran-
cisco.
Humboldt
District
County
No.
1
Fire
(P.
Protection
O.
Eureka)/ ■'
Bond
Clerk,
J.
Moore,
receive
will
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PST) dn
Jan. 7 for the purchase of $75,000
fire protection bonds.
1, 1956.
Due
to
Dated Nov.
inclusive.
Nov. 1 from 1957
on
'
1981
Principal and
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
interest
•
(M-N)
•
Herrington
&
Sutcliffe,
of
San
15,
1958
Principal
payable
at
(J-J)
1957.
to
Due
1982
in¬
interest
and
the
County
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe,- of San Fran¬
office.
.^
cisco.
i tl««
i
Scandinavian
Offering—Fred
County
on
Feb.
from
15
Treasurer's
California
Jr.,
JPST)
a.rq.
Treasurer's
:
•"
t.
School
.VII-J
.
La
Vista
School District,
Alameda
County, Calif.
Bond
•
Offering
—
Jack
G.
Blue,
County, Calif.
— J.
L. Brown,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Fresno, until
10:30 a.m.
(PST) on Jan. 8 for
the
purchase
of $78,000
school
Dated
Feb.
clusive.
(F-A)
Feb.
from
1
Principal
payable
at
1957.
1,
1958
to
Due
1977
in¬
and
interest
the
County
Treasurer's office.
Sequoia Hospital District fP. O.
Redwood City), Calif.
Bond Offering—Max E. Gerfen,
Administrator, will receive sealed
until
bids
bids at his office in Oakland, until
20 a.m. (PST) on Jan. 15 for the
chase
purchase of $161,000 school bonds.1
July.l,' 1956.
Dated
•from
cipal
at
Due
on
1966 to 1978 inclusive.
July 1
Prin¬
interest (J-J) payable
County Treasurer's office.
and
the
Legality
approved
by
Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
Kern
Bond
ceive
School
District
County, Calif.
$10,000
Sale—The
16
for
the
hospital
$425,000
Washington
Union
High
pur¬
til
10
the
(PST)
a.m.
on
Feb.
ing bonds offered Nov. 3—v.
184,
1842 — were awarded to the
Security-First National Bank of
Angeles, as 412S, at a price
p.
from
15
and*;
—
bids
Franklin
until
11:30
E.
re¬
a.m.
interest
(J-D)
payable
the Birmingham National Bank,
of
Derby.\ Legality approved
Stopey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
Dofclge, of Boston.
v
by'
&
be received
Jan.
15
and
1982
interest
the County
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlqqist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
at
office.
until 3:55
for
the
(EST)
p.m.
purchase
$500,000
tax anticipation
May 15, 1957.
Due
of
notes.
(M-S) payable
City Auditor's office, or at
the
Chemical
Corn
Exchange
Bank, New York City.
Legality
approved-by Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble & Marshall, of N.Y. City.
Southeastern
Hospital
of
Bank
&
der.
Legality approved by Chap¬
&
County,
~
-
-
Bond Sale—The
Calif.
$150,000 build-
Colorado
ing bonds offered Dec. 12—v. 184,
p. 2491—weTe awarded to Schwa-
Warrant
R.
E.
Jan.
8
Co., 777 Main St.,
2 p.m. (EST) on
the purchase of $2,-
until
for
132,000 bonds,
as
Jan.
1958 to 1977 inclusive.
from
1
on
will
be
the
Board
New
on
•
1
from
1958
to
Legality ap¬
proved by Robinson, Robinson
& Cole, of Hartford;
The
1957.
bonds
are
dated
Jan.
Principal and interest
able
of
the
at
First
Offering
—
National
1,
pay¬
Bank
Hartford
National
Trust Co., Hartford; or
&
Union |
the
New
State
will
receive
Highway
sealed
(P.
Commission
bids
until
11
INDIANA
Geneva
Township School Township
(P. O. Scipio), Ind.
Bond Sale—The
$23,000 school
building bonds offered Dec. 20—
V.
184, p. 2492—were awarded to
a
group composed of the American
Fletcher National Bank & Trust
Co., Indianapolis Bond & Share
Corp., City Securities Corp., and
Raffensperger,
Bank,
Macon,
Manhattan
City.
Sumter
by
Georgia
Rural
Bank,
Legality
ap¬
Kelley,
Roads
Treasurer
Bond
Sale—The
on
will
Jan.
have
clusive.
15, 1957. Upon
issued
the'
2,495
total
a
will
of
$47,-
of
Georgia's
have
been
Bond
-*
this
of
incre¬
■-
-
•
%
19o8
school
construction bonds offered Dec. 21
—v.
184,
p.
2676—were
awarded
Sale—The
1963
'
:
issue
2492—were
p.
Continental
i
Dec.
21—v.
awarded
and
to
Due
1965
1968
The
on Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
Due
to
Illinois
Trust
Treasurer's
on
dated
are
R.
R.
No.
receive
(CST)
chase
of
bonds.
Dec.
until
Jan. 14 for the
8
pur¬
$400,000 school building
"Dated
1
Dec.
from
I~
1957
1956.
to
1973
State
Legality
ap¬
City.
'Wichita School District No.
t,
Kansas
Bond Offerin
g—Secretary-
Treasurer, L. E. Wilbur
that the Board
of
bids
sealed,
on
announces
Education
until
2
will
p.m.
Jan. 17 for the purchase
$6,000,000
building
bonds,
as
$3,670,000 series J bonds. Due
oh
March
1
from -1958
to
1977
inclusive.
2,330,000 series K bonds.
March
1
from
Dated March 1,
and interest
2,
Education,
bids
sealed
on
the
at
office.
1958
Due
to
on
1977
inclusive.
St. Louis), III.
Offering—Philip Struense,
of
Jan: 1,„
interest
and
by Stinson, Mag, Thom¬
son, -McEvers & Fizzell, of Kansas
of
County School District No.
O.
Nov. 1 from
proved
National
Co., and the North¬
Co., both of Chicago,
(P.
1966
inclusive.
Principal
payable
(M-N)
Nov. 1,
on
Due
1977
bonds
1957.
inclusive.
1967.
250,000 33/4s.
to
jointly, as IV2S, at a price
90.70, a basis of about 3.35%.
187
Kan.
$550,-
to Bar¬
follows:
play¬
Bank & Trust
St. Clair
of
sold
was
1962
60,000 3%s.
of
j
.
$585,000
ground bonds offered
on
to
9/1,(XiO 33/4s.
(CST)
'
-
..
Chicago III.
p.m.
Sale—An
rural
surfaced
'ILLINOIS
.
will
KANSAS
000 school bonds
190
ment.
Bond
Clerk-
City School District,
receive
completion
upon
ern
City
p.m.
(CST)
purchase of
by
^
com¬
of
construction
miles
the
the
7:30
the
Legality ap¬
Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
projects in 120 counties. A total of
184,1
for
Interest J-J.
proved
in
006,000.
Among
the
various
"Authority Type" bonds issued in
Georgia, the Rural Roads Author¬
ity is unique in that the State of
finance
by
until
7
$22,500 sewer binds.
Dated Jan.
15, 1957. Due semi-annually from
July 15, 1958 to July 15, 1969 in¬
nt. oft $17;,500,000| The
^ythority will accept bids for th,e!
Secretary of Board
$25,000
Jan.
on
atmo'G
East
School District No. 54
Del.
received
ret, Fitch, North & Co., of Kansas,
Georgia Rural Roads •City, as follows:
approved the issuance
$150,000 4s. Due on Nov. 1 from
of its third increment of bonds
'
O. Felton),
Knox, Indiana
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
be
the
Authority
art;
Com¬
Jeffersonville, Ind.
Offering—Carl J. Braun,
City Clerk-Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
(CST) on
Jan. 25 for the purchase of
$50,000
school aid bonds.
Dated Jan. 1,
1957.
Due
semi-annually from
July 1, 1958 to Jan. 1, 1967 inclu¬
sive.
Interest J-J.
Legality ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
>
Authority
(P. O. Atlanta), Ga.
Plans $17,500,000 Financing—On
19
&
Bond
of
.
Dec.
Hughes
pany,
Garden
Bank & Trust Co.,
London.
Kent County
Secretary
Illinois
Boston;
Bank
at
Jan.
inclusive.
1977
County, Oakwood Sch.
132 (P. O.
Oakwood),
Sale—An issue of $90,000
building bonds was sold to the
State Bank, of Oakwood, as 3.20s.
Atlanta.
1,272,000 secondary school bonds.
DELAWARE
(State of)
Chase
York
proved
of
National
at the
Boston.
Due
&
Bond
received
by the ~ Clerk
County Commis¬
sioners until noon (EST) on Jan.
8
for
the
purchase of $775,000
school bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1956.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1957 to 1960
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at the Citizens &
of
Legality approved by Ropes,
.Gray, Best, Colliclge &;Rugg.
of
Charles
..
County (P. O. Macon), Ga.
Bond
Offering — Sealed bids
loads
follows:
$860,000 school bonds. Due
Livingston announces. that
the
Cutler, of Chicago.
e r o y
Trust
Hartford,
COLORADO
Pacific School District, Sacramento
County
Delray
man
Bond
&
O.
Beach), Fla.
Offering—Emory J. Baiv
Chairman of the Board of
Commissioners, will receive scaled
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 22
for
the
purchase
of
$975,000
hospital
bonds.
Dated
July
1,
1956. Due on July 1 from 1961 to
1986 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest
(J-J). payable at a bank
designated by the successful bid¬
cisco.
100.10.
Beach
(P.
row,
Los
.
Palm
District
Georgia; In: addition to .the State
Highway Department, is legally
bound
to
pay
certain • rentals
Decker, Town Treasurer, will re¬ which are pledged to retire out¬
ceive sealed bids at the Corporatestanding bonds.
.•]' ?fr
Trust
Dept.,
Hartford
National'
Proceeds
fi^om this sale will
Waterford, Conn.
Offering — E. L
Bond
for
in¬
3
Vermilion
pletion Of this sale the Authority
bids will
by
District No.
the
at
issue
Waterbury, Conn.
Note Offering—Sealed
approved
cipal and interest
to 1966 inclusive. Prin¬
and
on
bonds.
revenue
on
1957
at
sewer
Dated Sept. 1, 1956. Due on Sept. 1
from 1957 to 1986 inclusive. Prin¬
or
from
School
Jan.
1958 to
Principal
payable
Treasurer's
1 from
cipal
purchase of $2,213,000 school
Dated Feb. 15, 1957.
Due
clusive.
water
Company, of East St. Louis.
J.
Vceder,
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on Jan. 8
for
the. purchase
of
$11,000,000
Jan. 3 for the purchase
of
$65,000
improvement
bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1956. Due on Dec. 1
bonds.
Bond
Offering—Jack G. Blue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Oakland, un¬
(F-A)
build¬
Offering
sealed
(EST)
District, Alameda County, Calif.
on
View
Bond
bonds.
of San Francisco.
Mountain
of
Jan.
Jan.
on
Derby, Conn.
Offering
bonds.
on
Offering—W.
Southern
Fresno
Bond
County Clerk, will receive sealed
-
1977
to
District,
Francisco.
■
of
Dated
1958
1957. Due
.
re¬
office
Jan. J, 1957.
building bonds. Dated Jan. 15,
Bond
Conn.
Offering—George F. An¬
Town
sealed
Principal® and
interest
(J-D) payable at the Illinois State
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Fla.
GEORGIA
Bethel),
clusive.
Legality
Lauderdale,
Bibb
Day, Berry & Howard, 750 Main
Street,
Hartford,
until
2
p.m.
(EST) on Jan. 9 for the purchase
of
San
(P.
of
FLORIDA
Fort
CONNECTICUT
Bethel
County Bank,
3s.
as
Trust
of
000
1
1958
un¬
15
the. Caroline
Greensboro,
Bond
Colo.
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on
Jan. 7 for the purchase of $1,300,-
•
<:
1977
inclusive. Principal and
-Bond Offering-—Jack G. Blue/ interest (F-A) payable at the City
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
County Clerk, will receive sealed
proved
by
Tallmadge
&
Tallbids at his office in
til
to
1, 1957. Due
Jan. 1 from 1958 to 1972 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest
(J-J)
District,
Alameda County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Jack G. Blue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Oakland, un¬
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Fred J. Moore,
Jr., County Clerk, will receive
•
the
to
District,
Humboldt
for
jtt
cisco.
Eureka
warrants.
sewer
inclusive.
•
15
on
Sav¬
.
Jan.
on
purchase of $8,000,000 State High¬
way
Fund
revenue
anticipation
of
Linneman, Burgess,
Telles
&Vanj'Atta, 1820 Marr
guerite Street, ^ Los Palos, until
11
(MST)
a.m.
Due
in¬
State
Treasurer's
Legality
1957.
Principal
(M-S) payable at the
office,
approved
by
Topeka.
Depew,
Stanley, Weigand, Hook and Curfman,
and
of Wichita, and Wood, King
Dawson,
of New York
The sale of these bonds is
to
their
City.
subject
rejection by the Kansas
State School
Fund Commission!.
54
School
KENTUCKY
|
bids
Butler
County (P. O.
Morgantown),
Bond
Ky.
follows:
Due
4>/2S.
Wov.
on
Nov.
Due
Cold
Spring, Ky.
$15,000
100.10,
School
ish
Board.
(P.
Secretary
Board,
of
for
the
bonds,
Due
Angie
100,000
bonds,
Ann
Russo,
1987
bonds.
revenue
1
1960
from
inclusive.
The
District
School
1977
rejected at the offering
op July 26.
125,000
public
improvement,
was
Series A bonds.
from
1958 to
55,000
Due
District
School
Varnado
Due
Due from 1958 to
1977
from
1958
to
inclu¬
1977
1
1958
from
to
J-J.
proved
by
of New
March
No.
Jan.
Legality
1,
ap¬
Cox
Judell,
&
Bond
(P. O. Port Allen), La.
Offering — B. C. Devall,
of
Parish
the
Police
2
receive sealed bids
(CST)
Jan.
on
Due
for
road
Feb.
Feb. 1 from 1958
on
inclusive.
1977
Interest
un¬
21
purchase
of
$100,000
improvement bonds.
Dated
Principal
(F-A) payable at
received
until
street
and
institution designated by the
bidder.
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Gardiner
Bond
Me.
Safe
of
interest
1957
to
from
1.10%
Feb.
Feb.
15,
15,
Inc., jointly,
additional
bear
Bonds
from
1958,
1958
Feb.
15,
4.10%
and
to
Feb.
15,
1959.
New Iberia,
Certificate
bids
will
Offering
—
received
be
ceive
Offering
sealed
bids
Deposit
&
until
6:30
p.m. (CST)
purchase of
the
paving certificates.
Sealed
the
by
on
$475,000 water bonds. Dated
1, 1956. Due Dec. 1, 1981.
Principal and interest payable at
Dec.
by Ropes, Gray, Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
Anne
ninger4, Mayor, will receive sealed
*bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 21
for the purchase of $439,000 elec¬
light
bonds.
on
Arundel
and
water
Dated March
Dec.
1
from
clusive.
(J-D)
payable
stitution
at
to
Due
in¬
1981
interest
banking in¬
and
a
designated
cessful bidder.
1, 1957.
1959
Principal
revenue
by
the
suc¬
Legality approved
by Foley, Cox
County (P.
Burnie), Md.
Glen
1,
Clo-
C.
Offering
ceive
bids
$1,000,000
on
15
clusive.
Jan.
from
!
11
a.m.
000,
15,
1959
Principal
sanitary
1957.
to
Due
1987
in¬
interest
and
for
purchase
bonds, as follows:
Due
visors,
until
will
2
receive
p.m.
(CST)
sealed
on
bids
Jan.
23
for the
purchase of $186,000 publie. improvement bonds.
Dated
March
from
1,
1957.
1959
to
Due on March 1
1987 inclusive. In¬
•
by Foley,
porary
Sale—The
a„
.p.
Bond
eon,
Offering—H.
Secretary'
of
$5,000,000 tem¬
2789—were
awarded
of
Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc., National Shaw-
Bank,
of
Boston, and the
First National City Bank, of New
York City, at 3.11%. interest.
Bentley Community School District
(P.
O.
Flint),
J.
$52,000,000
bids
no
BergerParish
bonds
for
received
were
which
Dec.
on
Bond Sale—The $425,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Dec. 17—v. 184,
p.
2493—were awarded to McDon¬
ald-Moore
&
Co.,
of
Detroit,
cated
Tax
(revenue
bonds
1957 to
Due
1973
180,000 4)4s.
on
July 1 from
inclusive.
Due
on
July 1 from
1974 to 1982 inclusive.
field
No.
2
Hills
Fractional
Sch.
proceeds of annual payment to be
made
by the State Highway Com¬
missioner
of
Oakland
County,
County, Bay
County,
City of Midland, City of Detroit,
and
the Board
of
County Road
Wayne County
proceeds of funds re¬
the
of
from
State
Bond
Offering
—
and
annual
motor
on-
in
the
ve¬
E.
Inc.,
and
.
Douglas L.
Jocelyn, Secretary of the Board
Bank
2.90s.
—The
Inc.,
of
J? Prescott
follows:
as
$60,000
&
lion
Co.,
in
March
on
3.20s. -Due
and
1,
from
and
1
The
inclusive.
;Due
on
March
1,
sues
on
March
1,
was
1965.
1966
and
due
from
additional
March
1959
1957
to
1967
to
of
•
'<£■
I,
and
in
the
Preston),
Offering r— Charles
Michener, County Clerk, will
ceive
sealed
(CST)
on
2
house
court
Dec.
from
until
V.
set
1,
1958
1956.
to
be
p.m.
bonds.
Due
sufficient
of
said
governmental
irrevocably
of
the
pledged
funds
which
it
Bond
Offering
14
until
8
the
for
Series
C
cipal
F.
—
school
other
or
in
motor
the
motor
vehicle
vehicle?
State,
to
regis¬
meet
said
required annual payments."
Muskegon School District, Mich.
Sale—The
$57t),00()
184,
the
2677—were
p.
Hackley
Union
nated
Jan.
on
of $700,000
building bonds.
1, 1957. Du£
Feb.
on
1987 inclusive.
suitable banking
by- the
at
1
City
were
sanitary
19—v.
—
Due
plant
inclusive. (The sale
"scheduled
for
1959
18—v.
1957.
•
Due
1968
of
bonds.
-on
Jan.
inclusive:
payable
1
for
awarded
to
a
Trust
H.
Bezoni,
to
.
as
Due
1996
(M-N)
bidder.
•<
by
Principal
at
a
in Missouri
the
Legality
&
Dated
payable
trust company
designated
Charles
Jan.
May 1 from
011
inclusive.
interest
or
sealed
on
bonds.
revenue
1, 1957.
1959
successful
approved
Trauernicht,
by
of
St.
Louis.
im¬
f •
MONTANA-
1959
Great Falls,
Bond
City
banking institution designated by
the
successful
bidder.
Legality
approved by Dorsey, Owen,
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Minne¬
apolis.
.
Mont.
Offering —' Fred L. Hill,
will receive
sealed
Clerk,
bids until 8 p.m.
Improvement
Fund
~
,
r
(MST)
on
for the purchase of
$6,000
MISSISSIPPI
bonds.
.
Issaquena County (P. O.
Mayersville), Miss.
Bond Offering—Bess F.
p.
1
purchase of $3,250,000
Feb.
suitable
a
11
the
Jan.; 1,
from
R.
—
(CST)
until
Principal. and
at
Offering
dormitory
184,
Jan. 7
$100,000
Dated
Mercantile
a.m.
16
Offering — R^ K. Ulstad,
Clerk, will receive sealed
provement
the
at
bids
Bond
on
•
inclusiv^.
receive
and
(CST)
March
on
1976
wiil
bank
•
to
1
inclusive.
Comptroller,
1976
/
Due
1972
March
on
bonds
are
dated
Dec.
1,
Principal and interest (M-S)
Bond
re¬
2678.)
Robbinsdale, Minn.
group
University of Missouri (P. O.
Columbia), Mo.
F. R.
originally
was
Dec.
to
a
Louis.
certificates.
revenue
July 1 from
on
Due
3%s.
payable
bids until Jan. 3 for
the purchase of $250,000 light and
power
$450,000
to
Co., St. Louis. Legality approved
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
ceive sealed
National
sewer
184,
of
early
an
The
1956.
Minn.
-
t
District
Dated
Jan. 7
Special
No.
Feb.
1,
908
1957.
Wilkes,
O.
bonds
II
(CST)
a.m.
purchase
of
on
Jan.
$70,000
7
for the
general
County bonds. Due serially frcm
1958
to
1973
JERSEY
Bond Sale—The $89,000
general
and water bonds of¬
Dec. 26—v.-184, p. 2790—
improvement
fered
were
awarded to J. B.
Hanauer &
Co., of Newark, as 4.05s, at a price
of 100.03, a basis of about
4.04%.
inclusive.
NEW
2493—
MEXICO
Laurel, Miss.
group
c-odis¬
posed of H. V. Sattiey & Co., Mc¬
NEW
Manville, N. J.
.
Chancery Clerk, will receive bids
Dec.
Board
:
Arbor), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $218,000 soecial
assessment
could
Sons,
and
Smith,
as follows: /
Co.,
from
bidder.
Recorder, will
sold
was
3%s.
130,000
a
institution desig¬
Certificate Offering
Mitchell,
tax
Ann
offered
State
from 1958 to 1971
Prin¬
payable
successful
Luverne,
awarded
(P.
the
&
&
$320,000
v
Legality
approved
by "Dorsey,
Owen, Barker, ScotL& Baifber, of
Minneapolis.
Bank of Detroit, as 2::4$.
Township
required
bonds
Donnelly^ announced
call
bonds
anticipation notes offered Dec. 18
to
test,
the
composed of Mercantile Trust Co.,
St. Louis, I. M. Simon & Co., A. G.
C. Bayard,
(CST)
p.m.,
interest
and
to
and
court
any0 of
Fund 'Commissioners for
purchase
from 1960 to
interest
fuels
register the
1969
School
Dated Feb.
receives
annually, derived from
imposed by the State upon
Audi¬
,
bids until 8 p.m.
for the purchase
has
>
State
Bond Sale—An issue of
terest
Each
val¬
was
sold.
he would
Dec.
on
reasons
amendment
register them in order to
Governor
Hennepin County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 24 (P. O. Robbinsdale), Minn.
City
ture.
the
inclusive.
meeting to discuss the possibility
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬ of selling the bonds in the present
able at a suitable banking institu*.
tight money market;
V
'
tion designated by the successful
bidder.
Legality
approved
by St. Louis County Parkway Consol.
Sch. District (P. O. Creve Coeur),
Dorsey, Owen, Barker, Scott
Missouri
Barber, of Minneapolis.
an
units
election
any
directed
the
up
before
re¬
Jan. 16 for the purchase
$250,000
Dated
bids
cient to pay
on
that
court
fused Jo
Bond
contract
amount fully suffi¬
the principal and in¬
the bonds as they ma¬
reached
for
first $10,000,000 worth of bonds to
be issued.
Mr. Holman had -re¬
'
O.
"after
the
that
invalid
not
tor Haskell Holman to
County (P.
im¬
have
we
conclusion
The
1958.
I
that
(authorizing the bonds)
idly adopted."
0.60%
March
declared
court
urged
interest
1,
the bonds
State
for
presented
the
1967rv
bear
early
careful consideration of all the is¬
'
Due
the
by
institutions.
on
to& 1963
3.60s.
approved
special election
a
The purpose of
has
$75 mil¬
penal, elee¬
mosynary and higher educational
3,
March
Court
a
is to finance construction and
-
Due
1961
1964
March
on
I960."
3.40s.
Supreme
issue
at
1956.
provement
120,000
from
bond
voters
.
-Due
State
upheld the validity of
St.
1958.
p.
State.'
from
(State of)
$75,000,000 Bond Issue Validated
'■
payments are spe¬
detail
in
are
by
units,
imposed by
gasoline or other
registered
in
received,
taxes
upon
fuels
cified
and
be
Due
MISSOURI
Midland
of
on
$75,000
Missouri
Moore
Pittsfield
(P. O. Bloomf ield Hills),
12
Edwards
are
not
a
general
obligation of the State, the State
Highway Commissioner, or Oak¬
land
County,
Midland
County,
Bay
County,
City
of
Midland,
City of Detroit or Wayne County,
but are payable solely out of the
bonds.
Sims,
receive
(CST)
1977 inclusive.
bids
April).
or
bonds
A.
will
a.m.
im¬
Moody,
Paul,
prob¬
4
Dist.
District
1958 to
District Clerk, \yill receive sealed
—v.
$245,000 4V2S.
Road
in
March
W.
—
Clerk,
for the purchase of
7
ably will be re-offered sometime
Note
as
follows:
Jan.
4.
The additional issue of $25,000,000
Limited
Access
Highway Dedi¬
tered
Mich.
&
National
taxes
MICHIGAN
Michigan-
the
the
Such
composed
group
Louisiana
j
pay¬
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
(The offering constitutes part of
\
Bloomfield, Troy and West Bloomfield Township, and
City of Bloom-
St. Landry Parish Consol. School
District No. I (P. O. Opelousas),
1,
by
motor
loan notes offered Dec. 21
184,
—v.
Legality approved
Cox & Judell, of New
Orleans.
Feb.
banking institution des¬
the successful bidder.
a
ignated
hicles
Boston, Mass.
Note
Juran
American
of
dated
are
Principal and interest
able at
to
governmental
M-S.
terest
1959
inclusive.
bonds
gasoline
Offering—Philip Asevedo,
from
1
derived
Orleans.
Secretary of the Board of Super¬
Oct.
on
bonds.
more.
.
St. Bernard Parish Sewerage Dist.
No. 2 (P. O. Chalmette), La.
Expressway)
said
Legality approved by Foley,
Interest
(Ford-
each
mut
Bond
1957.
Tax
Offering
Chancery
Minnesota
Dedicated
way
County Supervisor's Dist.
O. Canton), Miss.
No. 3 (P.
184,-p. 2061—were awarded
to a group composed of Kalman &
Co., Paine, Webber, Jackson &
15
10,000,000 Limited Access High¬
&
Louis.
St.
Madison
July 1 from
on
Sale—The
Fillmore
ton, Yost & Dankmeyer, of Balti¬
..
Due
1958 to
to
public improvement bonds. Dated
Feb. 1,- 1957. Due on Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
from
and
to
1977
1
of
Bank
Co.,
—v.
M.
inclusive.
of
Laurel.
Legality ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
1976-inclusive.
provement bonds offered Nov.
$27,000,000
ceived,
bids until 1.30 p.m. (CST) on Jan.
18 ,for the purchase of $150,000
to
March
on
1977
Trust
Bond
Edina, jMinn.
f
$590,000
d
Bond
1959
$17,000,000 Limited Access High¬
way Dedicated Tax (MidlandBay City Expressway) bonds.
from
St. Bernard Parish (P. O.
1959
of
purchase
improvement
the Commercial National
of
and
Bonds
the
the
F-A.
to
180,000
Jan.
the
Principal and interest payable at
MINNESOTA
school
on*
for
public
sealed bids until 10
>
(EST)
a.m.
Co.
of
Maryland, Glen Burnie.
Legality approved by Niles, Bar¬
MASSACHUSETTS
Cox & Judell, of New
1967
110,000 3.80s.
11
Commissioners
'
Chalmette), La.
Bond Offering—August A. Nobile, Jr., Secretary of the Parish
Police Jury, will receive sealed
120,000 4 V2S.
until
(J-J) payable at the County Trust
& Judell, of New
Orleans.
until
Series
Dated
Jan.
County
will
re¬
Jan. 9 for the purchase
on
bonds.
the
Commission,
sealed
(EST)
of
O.
Calvin
W.
—
Chairman
Sanitary
of
Jan. 9 for
on
$460,000
10
Dated Feb. 1, 1957.
Due on
Feb. 1 from 1958 to 1968 inclusive.
1966 inclusive.
120,000
The
MARYLAND
Jan. 21
Gray,
Rayville, La.
Offering — Loy
Legality
approved
$350,655.02
Dated Feb.
Boston
of
Bond
tric
the
Trust
Co., 100
St., Boston, until 11 a.m.
(EST) on Jan. 8 for the purchase
1957.
Bond
at
W.
re¬
Franklin
Mayor and the Board of Trustees
for
Robert
—
the aforementioned bank.
La.
of
Jan.
bonds.
Due on July 1 from
s.
to
Ziegler, State Highway Commis¬
sioner, will receive sealed bids
1976
District,
and Scharff & Jones,
3.90s.
(EST)
Michigan (State of)
Offering — Charles
The
Water
Gray, District Treasurer, will
as
by the District Clerk
p.m.
Lodge
certificates offered
184, p. 2168—were
awarded to Barrow, Leary & Co.,
28—v.
1957
Curtis,
Sch. Dist.,
Bond
MAINE
The $215,000
on
inclu¬
building bonds.
Chicago.
paving
Nov.
8
purchase
bank¬
a
successful
Crowley, La.
—
$80,000 4)4
Due
1961
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
Due
Certificate Sale
to
Lake Odessa Community
Orleans.
Foley,
1957
Monday, December 31, 1956
.
4.45%L.as follows:
bonds
payable at the City Treasurer's of¬
School
Parish
Rouge
1
Secretary
to
1956/
1,
from
1
First
.
n
1961—
p.
.
417,000
Kenower,
Co.,djointly, at a
a' net interest cost
&
par,
Branch
sive. Principal and interest (M-S)
ing
dated
are
Interest
Dist.
1, 1957.
inclusive.
bonds
Baton
the
Jan. 1
1977 inclusive.
Jan.
on
1977
West
p.m.
on
of
about
respective issues.
til
40,000 public improvement bonds.
Due
Separate bids must be rhade for
the
inclusive.
Due
Nov.
Dated
the
improvement,
public
the
to
184,
the'
Corp.,'
gutter
Michigan
sive.
wiil
Series B bonds.
sold
inclusive.
Jury,
1977
from 1958 to
Jan. 1
on
paving
.curb,
improvement
assessment
fice.
55,000 Pine School District bonds.
to
bid
sole
price
of
13-^v.
awarded
were
Michigan
MacArthur
County
Savings. Bank, of Coldwater, as 4s.
as
5
Due from 1958 to
bonds.
(CST) on Jan.
of $2,920,000
Jan.
on
pay¬
Nov.
'
purchase
$2,700,000 utilities
1957.
on
follows:
as
The
(CST)
a.m.
Bond
sealed bids
Jan. 22 for
receive
will
until 10
offered
Cold water, Mich. Sale—An issue of $26,000
special
was
Wayne, Mich.
Sale—The-$200,000 auto¬
mobile parking system refunding
and improvement revenue bonds
Bond
inclusive.
1982
a
bjfdder.
and
inclusive.
City Secretary, will receive sealed
a.m.
to
June
on
banking institution des¬
ignated by the successful
Legality approved by Miller,Xtaif-
School
Parish
the
the purchase of $214,000
follows:
Abbeville, La.
Offering—Jo
1958
Due
field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
O. Franhlinton), La.
Offering — R. W. Magee,
bonds.
28
ap¬
Orleans.
$59,000
11
Legality
proved by Foley, Cox & Judell, of
LOUISIANA
Bond
from
1
1, 1956.
Principal and interest (J-D)
Par¬
basis of about
a
3.96%. • ;
bids until
be
Nov.
able at
1976.
1,
Sale—The
of
school
Dated
Washington Parish School Districts
school
building revenue bonds offered
Nov. 21 were awarded to Magnus
& Co., of Cincinnati, as 4s, at a
price
purchase of $2,765,000
building and site bonds.
issued in optional or non-optional
Bond
Bond
the
for
1,
will
Bonds
14
1959
from
1
Education, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Jan.
1 from
inclusive.
1975
inclusive.
1982
to
March
on
of
form at the discretion of the
New
1958 to
12,000
Due
1957.
March
Dated
bonds.
school
Sale—The $145,000
$133,000 4%s.
Board, will receive sealed
2 p.m. (CST) on Jan.
the purchase of $4,500,000
until
for
24
school
building bonds offered Nov. 15
were awarded to Widmann & Co.,
and
W.
C.
Thornburgh & Co.,
jointly, at a price of 100.68, a
net interest cost of about 4.66%,
as
dnd Financi)iijphronicle
The Commercial
(2886)
Bond Offering—John D. Robin¬
Donald-Moore & Co., and Strana-
son,
haiT, Harris & Company.
sealed
City
bids
"Clerk,
until
will
10
a.m.
ieiteive
(CST)
Albuquerque, N. Mex.
-
Bond
Sale—The
$1,000,000
Off-
street parking revenue bonds un¬
successfully
offered
on
Dec.
12
-
'-?r?
Volume
184
Number
5599
,
The
,
.
Commercial
afia
Financial Chronicle
53
(2887)
184,
—v.
2678—have since been
p.
water,
sold
to
Kirehner,
Ormsbee
&
.Weisner, Inc., and Lucas,. Eisan &
Waeckerle, jointly, as 5s, at par.
Bond
and
Sale—The
sewer
Nov.
8
184,
v.
—
awarded
bonds
water
to
Kirehner, Ormsbee &
Weisner, Inc., of Denver, as fol¬
and
$40,000
4s.
1957
Due
to
40,000. 3%s.
.
1962 to
,
.
Dec.
on
1.961
1
1957
Due
Dec.
on
1960
Jan.
Hayward,
will
interest
1
.
.
•
West
Bond
Sale
The
—
provement bonds
in
184,
—v.
the
sold
$115,000 im¬
Dec.
Marine
Trust
Co.
of
Western
1
(P. O. Huntington), N. Y.
Trust
ers
Offering — Joseph W.
Cermak, Town Supervisor, will
(EST)
of
Dated
\1
Jan.
on
chase
bids
until
8
for
$566,000
Jan.
Due
1981
to
New
Yeshiva
principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
at the Bank of
Huntington,
Huntington. Legality approved
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
Bond
able
tax
-in
bids
Bond
Offering
Ware,
receive
•
Village
La
Bond
vand,
sealed
bids
until
and Home
1958
gality
approved
Sykes,
New
by
Heckler
York
non¬
on
to
&
bonds
provement
184,
offered Dec. 20
Durable^
•
Consumer
Major
Due
1989
to
inclusive.
interest
.
1
from
All
and
Durable
New
thority
will
received
until
p.m.
(EST)
1
notes,
rary
as
sealed
Jan.
on
Due
on
June
Hundred
Due
on
Primary
on
Sept.
13,
Corn
Offering
sealed
—
on
bids
Norman
until
2
E.
First.
204
248
270
!
230
■X
252
260
■x
inclusive.
Principal
payable at
Bank,
and
the
Greenport
by
Vande¬
<
224
245
119.8
119.8
243
246
116.0
107.2
~244
237
"282
118.6
117.2
108.2
107.8
116.6
116.8
*
108.7-
109.0
116.2
117.3
97.2s
97.3
99.9
167.9
168.8
163.8
98
S9
100
104
Dec.
from
1.
1958
Evatt
&
tl22
122
*157
98.3
99.4
tl27
131
of
1
moving
a.m.
1,
1957.
195.9
to
Due
1968
Feb.
on
inclusive.
tNov.
141
Nov.
-Unadjusted
1 ORG
the
offered
tNov.
Bond
—
,
Ohio
Oct.
Nov.
The bids
'
147
149
149
149
149
172
182
179
174
142
184,
141
145
139
-178
181
164
153
.153
141
tion,
218
198
228
238
208
a
212
217
199
clay
and
Textile
Rubber
ami
and
paper
4
.-u
1
-Pei'HUt
157
156
163
165
1*7
120
122
124
120
130
124
bonds
street
offered
2679—were
p.
133
:
123
120
127
145
150
155
152
113
in
113
114
109
111
118
117
J 1.
12 3
122
111
ots_„
•
111
%
106
X
products,
117
H7
117
122
X
_
p
133
110
im¬
Dec.
20
awarded
<
if
iiiwu
<>al
+
142
K
128
141
*
141
j
t
99
151
rl
144
157
159
159
139
135
1
170
168
178
173
181
178
139.
«13?
147
140
140
sealed
125
114
114
t
fire
107
Ill
113
112
X
i
104
.i'4
"
Metal
ftone
a
128
125
n\tural
no
fRuinaiy"
$tth minerals
ilfot available.
•
131
128
85
80
»•)
93
87
151
gas_
2
83
end
148
147
t-j
148
147
134
133
124
i:>0
145
120
t
u
Offering
Township
to
129
Bond Offering—David E.
Bates,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
(PST) on Jan. 3
for
the
purchase
of
$200,000
building
1.957.
to
bids
—
Clerk,
until
J.
J.
will
noon
1977
rec^ve
on
15,
Due
interest
Lagonda
on
Dec.
inclusive.
.
Dated
Feb.
on
inclusive.
interest
(F-A)
-
1
Feb.
from
1,
1958
Principal and
payable
at
the
Legal¬
ity approved by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
PENNSYLVANIA
Baldwin
Township School District
(P. O. Pittsburgh 36), Pa.
Offering—Stanley Jarecki,
Secretary of the
tors, will receive
Board
of
Direc¬
sealed bids until
8 p.m.
(EST) on Jan. 9 for the pur¬
chase of $2,450,000
building bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1957.
Due on Feb.
1
from 1958 to 1987 inclusive. Le¬
gality approved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Berry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
Beaver Falls
Redevelopment
Authority, Pa.
Note Offering — Arthur
John
Bray, Jr., Executive Director, will
receive
(EST)
sealed
on
bids
until
1
p.m.
Jan. 8 for the purchase
of
$384,000 Series A, preliminary
loan notes.
Dated Feb. 5, 1957.
Due Nov. 8, 1957.
'
4
>
■
Redevelopment and
Housing Authority, Pa.
i
(J-D)
15
from
Principal
payable
National Bank,
,
at
1958
and
the
Spring¬
field. Legality approved
by Peck,
Shaffer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
»'
;
Note Offering—Russell R. Hen¬
Arthur, ley, Secretary,
(EST)
for the purchase of
$30,00
house bonds.
Dated Jan.
1980
bonds:
Due
1
Jan. 9
126
112
Bond
County School District *No.
The Dalles), Oregon
(P. O.
Danville
Township (P. 0(. R. R.
No. 1, Fairborn), Ohi
130
164
12
River
158
X
-
oil
about 4.21%.
Mad
1957.
Co.n
2495—were awarded to
Sweney Cartwright & Co., as4V4S,
at
a
price of 400.29, a\ basis of
t
.!
p.
composed of the First
Cleveland Corp.; John B. Joyce &
Co.; Wm. J. Mericka & Co.; and
135
112
mfrs,,
.!«•»tures
iteis
Cr :uc
184,
group
167
Mi ser.lis:
Mine
v.
a
140
products.
products
Corpora¬
price of 100.81,
a
Bond Sale—The $900,000 school
building bonds offered Dec. 20—
X
arA^obacco
Wasco
150
1
4rf
101
144
X
143
Cleveland
41/2s, at
basis of about 4.35%.
168
sunshing
illie'd
and
!
147
X
products
138
■
119
i;-products
petroleum products
ai.u
and
136
122
146
^
-i
i_-i—
Hide"
a,!
<„i
136
119
First
as
op
purchase of $33:^*
obligation bonds.
the
County Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by John W.
Shuler, of Portland.
Logan City School District, Ohio
159
143
144
and
>~cn
161
:
prcijicts
..e-r.raced
140
products
pi
PrSn'iif
Chen
».;!:
u-a't <"-f r
pro'but
Lea'her
Paper
147
fixtures
prori
ma
:/vj
174
140
manufactures
ftppt rrl
w1!
Appfl"1!
175
139
Manufactures:
ana
Rubber
158
139
miscellaneous
aftd
Miscellaneous
Nomlurible
173
140
ftnd,'"glass
products
and
Furniture
Texti.et;
174
products-
the
to
receive
the
Dated Jan. 1, 1957. Due on
Jan. 1
from 1958 to-1972 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-J) payable
Bond
$101,544.97
216
201
general
Heights, Ohio
assessment
provement
—v.
162
liunh^i
000
re¬
building
Dec. 21—v. 184, p.
Sale —The
special
Offering—Josephine Har¬
(PST)
$444,000
iqe:
J. 77O0
177
4
for
Garfield
•*
,
(P. O. Elgin), Ore.
2 for
2494—were rejected.
1 Q
Oct.
Sidney),
Bonds Not Sold
ceived
bonds
1956
O.
averages,
Employment
23
County Treasurer's office.
Fairlawn Local School District
(P.
$50,000
County School District
Jan.
(EST)
Columbus.
148
The
at
Feb.
from
—
ris, District Clerk, will
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
Ohio
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
City Treasurer's office.
Legality
approved
by
Bricker,
Marburger, Evatt & Barton, of
148
tl59
three-month
on
average==100
-149
and
No.
Bond
1977
Barton,
Sold
OREGON
Union
1956
to
102
based
Not
station
bonds offered Nov.
27—v. 184, p. 2275—were not
sold.
Offering — Agnes Brown
City
Clerk,
will
receive
Dated
143
Lumber
fF
1
able at the
'
115.7
Temple, Okla.
fire
-untiJ
Jan. 4 for the purchase of
$69,216.51 street improvement bonds.
139
Fo
approved
t220
.
177
glass
|
Bonds
on
*
'
.
156
Stone
1
Jan. 8 for the purchase
National
207
176
To
Legality
206
:
available.
njroducts-____
p
First
Bond
Cain,
154
Food
(A-O)
+ 221
v
Ch'-mir
re¬
$45,000 park bonds." Dated Oct.
Due on Oct. 1 from 1957
1976
t221
j
X
V rjr
metal
184,
the
bids
sealed bids until 11:30
218
Clay,
p.m.
1956.
interest
/
,
Nonelectrical l'__
Sept. 13,
Klipp, Town Supervisor, will
to
117
Electrical
■
1,
JNot
metals
Fabricated
Seventh
Southold, Mattituch Park District
(P. O. Greenport), N. Y.
of
122
180
14,
Exchange
Bank, of New York City. Legality
approved by Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
City.
v
'
(EST)
116
indexes
Manufactures:
Furniture
Chemical
ceive
114
,
212
tl42
Instruments (I
Due
to
sealed
Columbus,
177
105
Seasonally Adjusted
Durable
The notes are dated Feb. 5, 1957.
Principal and interest payable at
Bond
133
164
1947-49
_
notes.
159
154
196
value
contract
tPreKfninary.
■
1957.
the
stpeks,
for
44,050,000*0ne Hundred Eight Is¬
sue
129
..167
117
213
1957.
142
130
115
second
Machinery
One
Issue notes.
127
*129
$79,640,000 tempo¬
1957.
8,230,000
133
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION
follows:
notes.
131
S6.3
store
at
''Estimated.
$27,360,000 One Hundred Sixth Is¬
sue
20—v.
Dated
Marburger,
97
bids
8
Bonds
Columbus.
that the Au¬
announces
the purchase of
145
152
month, of F. W. Dodge data for 37 Eastern
States.
payrolls indexes-are compiled by the Bureau of Labor
Statistics.
and
Nov.
148
150
125
Chic kasha)t
v.
Principal and
163
107.0
value
Bank,
Legality
ap¬
Squire,
Sapders
&
Not Sold—The
$930,000
hospital bonds offered Nov. 20—
184, p. 2171—were not sold.
special
improvement
132
116.1
NOTE—Construction
York
1955
Oct.
150
'
Department
Offering—Chairman Philip
J.- Cruise
1956
151
pay¬
National
OKLAHOMA
Ohio
Dec.
167
118.6
-
First
by
as
interest
(J-D) payable at'the First Knox
National
Bank, Mount
Vernon.
Legality
approved
by
Bricker,
—Unadjusted
—
centered
on
136
Payrolls
v
bonds.
168
•;t:'
Freight carloadings- jr
Department store sales,
Housing Authority,
ing
_
total!-.'
the
proved
noon
(EST) on Jan. 7 for the
purchase of $170,000 school build¬
133
t
at
Dec.
on
inclusive.
Garrettsville.
Essig,
Education,
145 "
129
1975
basis
a
$9,920
Dec.
receive
inclusive.
126
to
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
the
Ohio
awarded
r
130
t"
other...
of
Centerburg Local School District,
161
•
value
able
Bank, of Burton.
Due
1955
1, 1957. Due
1958
Grady County (P. O.
street
offered
147
*223
Nondurable
Cit-V-
Note
101.32,
Sale—The
130
*223,
contracts,
from
Principal and interest (J-D)
4.34%.
164
'
Galloway, of New York
.
bonds
average—100
143
;
^
to
Corporation,
prfce of
a
assessment
Roush,
113
output, ' total*
Nonagricultural employees,
Co., Albany. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
York City
Cleveland
will
149
—
Dated Jan.
Bond Offering—Lester J.
of the Board of
tNov.
^us"ables______
Manufacturing (prod.iworkers)—Employment, to|al;s
Trust
New
First
4V2S, at
INDEXES
134
rdurables
20—was rejected.
Squire,
awarded
were
—
148
Residential-
payable
at* the
Commercial
Bank ~ &
Heckler &
2494
p.
131
Gas
-
•
by
Sold—The only bid
the $450,000 school
bonds offered Dec.
1958
ing bonds offered Dec. 20—v. 184,
National
143
totals
for
J-D.
from
Interest
Township Local Sch. Dist.
R. D. 5, Kent), Ohio
O.
Bond
S.
148
Construction
JM-N)
National
goods,
consumer
Electricity
1957
Principal
(P.
the
130
durable
Not
improvement
Bond Sale—The $157,500 build¬
166
consumer
"Utility
p.m.
Nov.
on
Brimfield
2678—were
rJNov.
Autos
Other
(EST) on
Jan. 3 for the purchase of
$920,JQ0 general bonds. Dated Nov.
1,
1956.
1
Due
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
County
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids noon (EST)
on
Feb. 2 for
146
-
Bonds
received
building
1957.
Sanders^
receive
Beverly, Ohio
Oct.
.
Nondurable
Bond Offering-^H. V.
Ball, Vil¬
lage Treasurer,, will receive sealed
12:30
Dec.
inclusive.
Windham Exempted
Village School
District, Ohio
7
Oklahoma
Offering—Ruth
1956
Menands, N. Y.
until
and
Burton,
147
production* total
Manufactures
Minerals
bids
$397,500
April 1,
Dec. 1 from 1958 to
on
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at the City
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
->
the
approved
inclusive.
tNov.
Industrial
for
Due
terest
Legality
office,
until
2
p.m
Jan. 11 for the purchase
Seasonally "Adjusted
were
until
21
Lippert,
inclusive.
OHIO
Bond
1947-49
2678.
p.
will
1
of about
BUSINESS
received for the $23,000 fire im¬
—v.
1973
Gylden-
Federal Reserve System
•
Sold—No bids
June
to
L.
of
Dated
on
Board of Governors of the
Le¬
1957.
1979
Education,
bids
Jan.
on
Offering—Helen
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon
(EST) on Jan. 15
for the purchase of
$330,000 sewer
improvement bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
District, Ohio
D. Bebout,
Board rof
(EST)
bonds.
$20,000 fire equipment bonds. Due
Marbletown, Stone Ridge Fire
Dist. (P. O. Stone
Ridge)N. Y.
.Bonds Not
DAKOTA
Auditor,
1972
"
Vandewater,
Galloway, of
City.
the
receive4 sealed
p.m.
Easter-
E.
Norwalk, Ohio
Offering—W.
of
Dist.$
2495—were awarded to
Braun,
& Co., Inc., and Roose
Co., jointly, as 4V4S, at a price
101.75, a basis of about 4.03%.
Bond
3.66<
Clerk
(J-J)- payable,
the Bank of Lake Placid.
at
will
Principal
and interest payable at the
County
Treasurer's office.
CAROLINA
Offering—W.
about
Clerk
Secretarial the Load Gov¬
ling,
1957. Due on Jan. 1
from 1958 to 1961 inclusive.
Prin¬
interest
of
purchase of $25,000 bonds, as
follows:
Bond
of
Brilliant Local School
$45,000 hospital bonds. Dated
July 1, 1957. Due on July 1 from
,
3 ' p.m.
&
Stranahan, Harris & Co.;
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., as
334s, at a priq of 100.70, a basis
in
Sch.
Bosworth
Inc.;
Moure, N. Dak.
City
(CST)
Finance Agency.
p.
and
of
Caldwell County (P. O.
Lenoir),
North: Carolina
Dated Jan. 1,
and
office
Offering—J.
Auditor's
M.
will
(EST) on Jan. 3 for the purchase
of $16,000 public
parking bonds.
cipal
his
sealed and oral bids at the
dormitory bonds of¬
Dec. 20r^-v* 184,
p.
2494—
sold to the ^Federal
Housing
were
1,
(J-D)
National
Citizens
Ohio
Easter-
Local
ing bonds offered
Dec.
Beverly.
the
purchase
2540
Sale—Th^ $1,225,000
NORTH
Judson
—
at
NORTH
exempt
fered
Y.
Treasurer,
at
Bond
*
f Lake Placid, N.
E.
Baltimore
Bond Sale—The $293,500 build¬
Dec. 21—v. 184,
1972 incl.
dated
are
Sale—The $527,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Dec. 21—v. 184,
p. 2494—were awarded to a
group
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.
$500,000 sewer bonds.
600,000 electric bonds.
400,000 water bonds.
Amsterdam Ave., New York
33),
New York
Sept.
inclusive.
North
on
Bond
Raleigh, until Jan. 15 for the pur¬
$1,500,000 bonds, as fol¬
Buffalo.
University (P. O.
Due
Bowling Green City School District,
lows:
Cftjfc*
York
pur¬
bonds.
on
of
bonds.
chase of
and
and
Cross, of New York
Comply,
bonds
Bank of
Commission, will receive
sealed
1967
ap¬
Mitchell,
Pershing,
&
Mitchell,
of
New
Offering—W.
ernment
Y.
Legality approved^by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
a.m.
the
water
1, 1957.
from .;1957
11
Bond
to
1956. Principal and interest
payable
Legality
1958
Ohio
house
payable
by
1,.J956. Due on April
1957^.to/i 1976 inclusive.
from
Bond
sealed
(J-D)
City.
from
Dec. 1 from 1958 to
June 1
on
fire
The
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the Manufcicturers &
Trad¬
Huntington, Greenlawn Water Dist.
receive
$2,-
bonds.
inclusive. Prin¬
interest
York
5,000
on
Gastonia, N. C.
&
Manufacturers
&
Due
1986
of
1
inclusive.
Dated Oct.
•3.22%.
\
building
Dec.
on
in
York City.
City, jointly
.80s, at a price
of 100.11, a basis of about
3.78%.
York, of Buffalo, as 3V4S, at
price of 100.11, a basis of about
,
purchase
Shetterly
Trust/Co^ of Buffalo,
Roosevelt
New
a
New
-r
the
Traders
27
2678—were awarded to
p.
to
(EST)
the
proved
Ab issue of $236,improvement bonds was
171.30
-
offered
Sale
office
Dated Dec. 1, 1956.
payable at the
Seneca, N.
his
a.m.
11
school
from 1958 to
.
,
-c
Elmira, N. Y.
,
for
cipal and
Principal
Vandewater," :>Syktes, Heckler
Galloway, of Nev*- York City.
from
inclusive.
Bond
..
(J-J)
8
000,000
receive
at
until
by
NEW YORK
•
Y.
inclusive.
bids
Raleigh,
National-Bank of
Westchester, in
Tuckahoe. Legality approved
from
inclusive.
1966
to
Commission will receive
sealed
Jan.
lows:
■
ernment
public improvement bonds. Dated
1, 1957. Due.on July 1 from
were
—
Treasurer,
Gallo¬
sealed bids untiLl p.m.
(EST) on
Jan. 3 for the purchase of
$35,000
offered
1845
p.
N.
Bond Offering—P. W.
Village
$80,000
revenue
Heckler &
^Tork City.
T uckahoer,
Carlsbad, N. Mex.
X
Sykes,
of Nevv
way,
bids until
1
will receive sealed
(EST) on Jan. 8
purchase of $203,000 pre¬
liminary loan notes. Dated Feb.
57-4957. Due Feb. 7, 1958.
'
for
p.m.
the
West
Jefferson
Hills
Joint
School
Authority (P. O. Clairton), Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$3,490,000 school
was
building
sold" to
a
revenue bonds
group
headed
by
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
£0,000
4s.
bonds
The
1957. Principal and
payable
Bank,
price of
interest (M-N)
at the Union National
Pittsburgh. Legality ap¬
B
loan
Temporary
—
$400,000 were sold
totaling
cotes
follows:
at
discount.
2.70%
notes
1956.
Due
are
June
on
i>
LeZne
civ
Jer
y,
Tr
oike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
CAROLINA
facilities
parking
sold
to
a
$375,000
headed
Charleston,
as
to
to
a p
tional City Bank,
Offering
in
by
of
Austin.
No. 28 (P.
Mayor, will receive sealed
bids until, 11 a.m. (EST) on Jan. 9
Cass,
Clure. City Manager,
sealed
bids
until
and
works
water
sewer
sold
of Okla¬
to
R.
J.
homa
10
Mc-
will receive
a.m.
(CST)
Inc.,
follows:
Edwards,
City,
as
$80,000 41/4S.
1960
Due
bonds
The
1956.
(M-N)
inclusive.
1984
to
Offer
not ati
1,
approved by McCall, Parkhurst &
Crowe, of Dallas.
limited
for
the
school
tax
bids
Customs First Lien
Dated
July 1, 1923, Due July 1. 1943;
building bonds
bonds
was
Son
&
11—v. 184, p. 2496.
The
par
Due July 1, 1957; and
15,
issued with
■
-
•
1959
issue
"
The time within which the Offer, dated
April 26, 1916. to
ex¬
above Bonds and the appurtenant coupons for
Republic of El Salvador 4%, 3%% and 3% External Sinking
Fund Dollar Bonds, due January 1, 1976, and to pay Certificates
of Deferred Interest (Scrip Certificates• in cash at 15% of their
face amount, may he accepted, is hereby extended from January
1, 1957 to January 1, 1958.
"
The period for exchange of Convertible Certificates for 3%
External Sinking Fund Dollar Bonds of the Republic, due Jan¬
uary 1. 1976. in multiples of $100 principal amount, lui« also
been extended from July 1. 1958 to July 1. 1959.
Copies of the Offer may he obtained upon application to The
First National City Bank of New York, Corporate Trust Divi¬
sion. 2 Wall Street. New York 15, New York, the New York
Bapk,
approved * by
& Crowe,- of
&
School District No.
Hudson),
ing
no
-
ceive
Offering
City
bids
purchase
Pleasant
of
Jan.
$75,000
T.
Mrs.
—
Treasurer,
until
K.
will ^re¬
7
Dated Feb.
water works
Independent
School
Sykes,
Heckler
&
Water Control and
County
Improvement District No. 8
City,
as
Sale—An
000
works
water
Pierce
Rauscher,
Antonio,
of
July 1, 19.54 at the rate of 4%
per annum.
<1953
10.000
to
4s.
1967
Due
$100,000
Co., Inc., and J. Ml
&
Inc.,
price
of
Due
1972
The
tG
on
1971
to
80,000 4ms.
f
on
Due
are
a
3.69%.
as 3.70s, at a
basis of about
;
*
WYOMING
Natrona
County High Sch. District
(P. O. Casper), Wyo.
Sale—The
Bond
Dec.
offered
20—v.
to" the
sold
were
ming,
3V4S, at
as
$500,000
building
obligation
gen¬
bonds
184, p. 2680—
State of Wyo¬
price of par.
a
School District
County
No. 2 (P.
O. Casper), Wyo.
Sale—The
$1,000,000 gen¬
eral
obligation building bonds of¬
Dec. 20—v. 184, p. 2680—
were
sold
to
the
State of" Wy¬
fered
oming,
3V4S, at
as
price of par..
a
Dec.
1
&
of
Co.,
Dec.
1
from
dated
Dec.
to
Sale
Debenture
Ontario
An
—
issue
of
41/2,% hydro and public
school debentures was sold to a
group
composed of the Bankers
$140,800
and
Cofp., J. L. Graham & Co.r
Bank of Canada, at a
Royal
1982 to 1986 inclusive.
„
The, bonds
1956.
dated
are
17
were
15,
Austin.
Legality approved
Spence & Gibson, of
&
Crowe, of Dallas.
price of 94.25,
Jan.
on
elusive.
Dated
Bond
Sale—The
Wash.
$600,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Dec. 21—v. 184,
p.
2496—were sold to the State
Washington,
of
par.
as
334s, at
Securities
1,
1958
Due
1957.
to
1970
in-'
Interest J-D.
Thetford-Mines,
Quebec
Bond Sale—An issue of
bonds
$375,0001
was
sold
to
Dawson, Hannaford, Ltd. and the
King County, Bellevue School Dist.
Seattle),
Dec.
group com¬
basis of about
a
Jan.
from
1
improvement
O.
a
Pitfield & Co., and
W. C.
6.07%.
Gibson,
(P.
offered
awarded to
Nesbitt, Thomson & Co., as 5s, at
Austin, and McCall, Parkhurst
405
S65,OCO dam re¬
bonds
of the Dominion
Corp.,
a
Nov.
Principal and interest (M-N)
Bank,
Bond Sale—The
posed
158.000 434s. Due on Nov. 15 from
,
QUEBEC
Farnham, Que.
construction
1966 inclusive.
of
1,
ONTARIO
Port Colborne,
San
1967 to 1981 inclusive.
^
from
-
CANADA
to
$59,000 4 (4s. Due on Nov. 15 from
No.
1990 inclusive.
bonds
lOOCtM,
and
sold
was
WASHINGTON
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
on
Co.,
price of 91.63.
follows:^
as
follows:
inclusive.
1966
were
Dain
$500,-
tax
system
bonds
revenue
issue
dated
$10,000 3ms.
8
(P. O. Austin), Texas
Bond
by
school house refunding bonds was
sold
to
R. J.
Edwards. Inc., of
Oklahoma
Dec.
a
son-Wiliiams
1, 1957. Due on
payable at the American National
Bond Sale—An issue of
pursuant to
to
groiip composed of
Piper, Jaffray & Hop wood; A11P-
Bond
Travis
the
for
bonds.
Hill
offered
bonds
awarded
1
1961
District, Texas
Costa
External Sinking Fund
1976. will be issued
8
Galloway, of New York City.
Waeckerle.
Bond
O'Neal,
the Offer
April 26, 19k> as extended. However, holders of Republic of F.1
Salvador Customs First I.ien 8% Sinking Fund Gold Bond Series "A"
Vhich matured on July 1. 1948 who surrender such Bonds in acceptance
of said Offer after June 30. 1954 will receive in lieu of said 4% External
Sinking Fund Dollar Bonds, a cash distribution equal to the principal
amount thereof plus accrued interest on such amount frthti January 1, 1946
Dollar Bonds, due January 1,
until
bids
Jan. 7 for the pur¬
school building
on
Vandewafer,
aforemen¬
purchase of the
following: John
,
Miimler of Finance ami Public Credit
additional ¥?t
Way,
payable at the First City National
Bank, Houston, or at a paying
agent designated by the success¬
ful bidder/Legality approved by
Co.,
improvement
mbkrto
Norman
—
283,000 4l-jS. Due on Nov. 15 from
REPUBLIC OF EL SALVADOR
After June 30. 1954.
1
In¬
Pittsburg, Texas
Agent, Banco Central de Reserva de El
,
Jan.
on
Beane, First Southwest Company,
White, Weld & Co., qnd Lucas.
&
Wis.
Sale—The $125,000 build¬
Bond
from 1958 to 1985 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (A-O)
April
Co., R. A. Underwood & Co., Mer¬
rill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Eisen
15Le¬
Towh) Joint
1 (P. O.
(City and
Bond
sealed
receive
(CST)
bonds.
price of
Corp., McClung & Knickerbocker,
Moroney, Beissner & Co., Russ &
Salvador. San Salvador. EI Salvador. C. A.
December 31, 1936
will
Central Invest¬
ment
Company, Dewar, Robert¬
son
&
Pancoast, First of Texas
the
By Hi
the
were
Offering
p.m.
tioned firm in the
Nuveen
/
a
inclusive.
the
with
Dated
Dec.
on
inclusive.
WISCONSIN
Hudson
at the eral
President of the Board of Trustees,
Legality approved by
Associated
Due January 1, 1976.
Seattle.
Due
1986
to
gality approved by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Seattle. .
T exas
Dallas.
External Sinking
NOTICE OF EXTENSION
of the Fiscal
1972
1956.
Natrona
Bond
Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman, of
Convertible Certificates for 3$
Fund Dollar Bonds,
due
and
to
J-J.
terest
and
-
1957
1958
$90,000
revenue
chase of $2,000,000
purchasers paid
1,
from
sewer
of
Co.,
from
Spring Branch Indep. Sch. District,
for the issue, which is dated
Jail.
(Scrip Certificates)
respect to Bonds of Series C,
issue of
and
sold to Wm. P. Harper
&
Dec.
City
National
First
Dallas.
Beane, jointly, as 4s.
Certificates of Deferred Interest
water
Bank
Chicago.
Legality
McCall, Parkhurst
obligation bonds offered Dec
18—v. 184, p. 2680—were awarded
to
Rowles, Winston & Co., and
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
8c/c Sinking Fund Gold Bonds,
Dated July 1, 1923,
to
4V2%
(J-J) payable at the
of Commerce, San
interest
Sale—The $1,165,000 gen¬
Bond
7% Sinking Fund Gold Bonds. Series C,
—
15, 1972. Principal
New York City, or
Harris
Trust
&
Savings
eral
Series A.
N. B.
to
Antonio;.s
un¬
of
as
Wash.
Tieton,
(b) bonds due
1975 inclusive call¬
of Jan.
National
were
$196,000
Legality
approved
by
& Blair, of Spokane.
Sale—An
Bond
of
Republic of El Salvador
Agent
1968 to
Bank,
Sold—No
Not
1973
as
and
O. Texarkana),
(P.
Burcham
1967; and
15,
able
1,
1958
asked
callable
1975 inclusive being
from
are
from
due
bonds
(a)
Jan.
Liberty-Eylau Rural High School
District
inclusive. Bids
1975
for
from
15
Jan.
on
Jan.
Dated
bonds.
Due
1957.
Legality
Houston.
Bank,
Offering—Bailey Peyton,
Business
Manager,
will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on
Jan. 3 for the purchase of $5,00$,000 0 school
building,
site
and
Pasadena, Texas
change
Indep. Sch. Dist., Tex.*
of $6,-
purchase
Due serially in 23 years.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able
at
the
County
Treasurer's
1957.
1,
Bond
to
Nov.
dated
are
offered Dec.
Holders
Prin¬
(PST) on
a.m.
000.000 building bonds. Dated Jan.
Chicago.
San Antonio
,
Principal and interest
payable at the Texas Na¬
Bonds
the
gas
1958 to 1980 inclusive.
from
equipment
Due on Nov. 1 from
460,000 41,/2s.
1966
Nov. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1965
to
submitted
To
and
the
for
15
office.
systems
revenue improvement bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1957. Due on Feb. 1
electric
000,000
revenue
was
Jan.
receive
will
Treasurer,
sealed bids until 10
(CST) on
for the purchase of $20,-
17
Jan.
T exas
This is
County
Gal¬
(ppohane), Wash.
Offering—Joe A. Stewart,
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
of
O. Houston), Tex.
(P. O.
receive
Clerk, -will
City
lagher,
81
Bond
by
and tax refunding bonds
tional
Corpus Christi, Texas
Bond Offering—Russell E.
Kenneth
J.
—-
Prin¬
Legality
approved
Spence
&
Gibson,
Gibson,
Greenville, S. C.
Bond
at the First Na¬
New York City.
approved
Legality
payable
Bank
National
First
Dallas.
1956. Interest J-D.
proved by Sinkler,
Simons, of Charleston.
Gibbs &
the
at
Dated Dec. 1,
Legality
works
cipal and interest (M-N)
inclusive.
1981
water
from 1957 to 1967 inclusive.
225,000 33/4Si Due on Dec.-l from
1967
interest
.
improvement
refunding bonds^was sold to Burt,
Hamilton & Co., of Dallas. Dated
Nov.
10, 1956.
Due on May 10
3*4%
of
1 from
Due 011 Dec.
1966 inclusive.
$150,000 312s.
1957
Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $80,000
by
& Company,
follows:
and
-csBond Sale—An issue of $549,000
Bowie,
bonds
revenue
group
Hugeiy Barpwell
0fjjce> or
urer s
Dist.
was
1978
to
ttf'-A) payable at the City Treas-
TEXAS
Charleston, S. C.
Bond Sale—An issue of
1957.
1,
1959
from
No.
Frank
County School District
Spokane
Texas
J.
—
Jan.
on
1977 inclusive. In¬
1959 to
terest J-J.
School
Vinson,
cipal and interest (F-A) payable
14
for the purchase of $528,000
.E.lkins, Weems & Searls, of Hous¬ at the Chemical Corn Exchange
high school bonds.
Dated April ton.
'
Bank, New York City. Legality
1, 1956. Due on April 1 from 1957
Harris County Fresh Water Supply approved
by Chapman & Cutler,
to
1979 inclusive.
thality approved by Storey, Thorn-
SOUTH
Offering
1
Principal
inclusive.
County Judge, will receive sealed
bids until 9 a.m. OCST) on Jan.
21,
Dec.
1957. Le¬
27,
,i
Boifd
*
dated
O.
Feb.
Dated
>
Feb.
on
Offering
Bond
Due
building bond{J>
15 from
on
Antonio,
San
Jan. 3 for the purchase
on
000
for
14
Jan.
clusive.
$1,300,000 water works system
U\$ bonds.
Franklin), Term.
Roy
George
—
Johnson,
R.
will
receive
p.m. (PST) on
the purchase of $335,-
Treasurer,
sealed bids until 2
Jan. 7 lor the
$2,000,000
school
building
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1,
1957.
Due from 1958 to 1985 in¬
(CST)
purchase
of
p.m.
1968 inclusive.
Offering
Bond
Due
(P.
the
Clough, Mayor-President, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until
2 p.m.
TENNESSEE
County
inclusive.
Due on May 1 from
Tacoma), Wash.
(P. O.
Offering—L.'
County
Sealed
—
County School District
Bond
bids
be received by the Clerk o!
Board
of Education until 8
will
Galveston, Texas
(CST)
Williamson
1 from
May
1963
to
1964 to
of
Providence,
National Bank, of
The
1957
37,000 3V4s.
J-J.
terest
Industrial
the
to
notes
Ervin A.
.
m
$200,000 notes to the Rhode Island
Hospital Trust Company, of
Providence, at 2.60% discount.
200,000
—
Clerk of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 2:30 p.m. (CST) on Jan.
2
for
the purchase
of $200,000
building bonds.
Dated Jan.. 2,
1957.
Due 011 Jan. 2 and July 2
from 1958 to 1971 icnlusive.
In¬
Pierce
No. 403
,
Offering
Bond
on
by
Spring Branch Independent
District, T exas
of
Corp.
Due
3s;
$35,000
a
&
Spence
Gibson,
Gibson, of Austin.
Texas, as follows:
Westby,
Pawtucket, R. I.
Sale
Note
d O t' f e r i n g
o 11
Securities
P.
of Wm.
composed
group
Co., and Quail & Co., as 5^s, at
price of 97.00.
&
Principal
and
interest.
payable at the American
Bank, Austin.
Legality
approved
bonds
Columbian
offered Dec.
2276—were awarded
p.
Harper & Son & Co., H. C. Allen
Texas
National
improvement and
was sold
to the
works
extension
184,
$1,750,000 natu¬
water
clusive.
issue of $72,000
a
revenue
(M-N)
Sale—An
water
basis of about
,
Independent School
District, S. Dak.
>
ISLAND
RHODE
a
^
&
Denison?, Texas
Sisseton
Perry
proved by Burg win, Ruf'fin,
tc Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
100.15,
Legality ap¬
Crowe, of Dallas.
Bond
11—v.
■
Salp—An issue of $90,000
works and gas sys¬
bonds was sold to
the Muir Investment Corp., of San
Antonio. Dated Nov. 1, 1956. E>ue
on
Nov. 1 from 1959 to 1984 in¬
tem
Christi
Parkhurst
Bond Sale—The
Bond
1,
Feb.
Corpus
McCall,
by
proved
swim¬
bonds offered Dec. 21
184, p. 2679—were awarded
to a group headed by the Security
Bank, of Madison, as 3V2.s, at a
3.47%.
1982
to
dated
the
:
•
Roma,
4%%
are
at
—v.
1,
Jan.
dated
are
Sale—The
Bond
1958
from
1
State National Bank.
Dak.
$85,000
to
Principal and interest (F-A)
payable
Wash.
Lake,
ral gas revenue bonds
■
bonds. Due
sewer
bonds
The
ming pool
Due May 1, 1996.
2,260,000 51/4S.
S.
Due on
1972 in¬
to
inclusive.
1957.
Madison,
storm
Feb.
on
DAKOTA
SOUTH
1976 inclusive.
to
1971
820,000
&
Gibbs
proved
by
Sinkler,
Simons, of Charleston.
1959
from
clusive.
(F-A) payable at the
Exchange Bank,
City.
Legality ap¬
Corn
York
New
1964.
50,000 4.15s. Due May 1, 1965
30,000 4.20s. Due May 1, 1966.
70,000 4.30s. Due May 1, 1967.
75,000 4.35s. Due May 1, 1968.
80,000 4.40s. Due May 1, 1969.
80,000 4.45s. Due May 1, 1970.
530,000 4V2s. Due on May 1 from
1
Feb.
Moses
payable at the Capital National
Bank, Austin. Legality approved
by Gibson, Spence & Gibson, of
Austin;-
bonds.
$1,750,000 airport
inclusive./Principal
1989
Chemical
1, 1962.
45,000 4.05s. Due May
to
and interest
1961.
1,
May
Due
1,
1958
£5,000 4.10s. Due May 1,
'
Monday, December 31, 1958
.
.
Principal and interest (J-D)
1956.
of
purchase
the
for
$2,570,000 bonds, as follows:
Dated
Due on Aug. 1 from
1957.
Feb.
$25,000 3V2S. Due May 1,
25,000 3%s. Due May 1,
16
Jan.
on
$1,500,000
of
purchase
works system bonds.
water
1958.
1959.
3.90s. Due May 1, 1900.
£0,000
the
for
of
Co.,
Lestrange
&
'Pittsburgh, as follows:
Arthurs,
us
.
(2888)
53
a
price
Canadian
jointly,
a
basis
Jan.
1958
J-J.
Bank
as
of
about
1,1957.
to
of
Commerce,
5s, at a price of
1977
6.12%.
92.03r
Dated
Due on Jan. 1 from,
inclusive.
Interest
@FedFRASER