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Ret. U. 0. Pat. Office
Volume 188
Number 5801
New York
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
7, N. Y.; Monday, December 8, 1958
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
Advanced Research Associates,
Inc., Kensington, Md.
—Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
filed
company
registration
a
3, 1958, covering 400,000 shares of
stock
is
to
be
Kensington
has
agreed
except for
The
be
sell
to
$6
and
is
the
share,
which
on
the
SEC
UNDERWRITERS—Associated
Inc.,
Dec.
on
of
less
not
85c
and
than
on
17,000
"best
a
share.
per
independent
selling
no
Washington.
The
In This Issue
Shares
sales
commission
are
which it
and
to
Stock and Bond Quotations
be
payable.
President,
and
principal
Widmayer
Williams,
1957, the company is said to
industry. Its founders, con¬
promoters are Norman K. Walker,
Co.
&
has
It
established
of scientists, production and
management personnel, "for
design, development and production, for the most part on a '
proprietary basis, of complex, highly advanced electronic systems and
e
components,
ucts
with
the
of
company
proprietary
are
now
particular
items
being
in
are
said
are
sold
reference
to
to
avionic
the
field."
No
Cincinnati
be
production, although three
currently in pilot production :and
agencies and major industrial
primarily for evaluation purposes, namely, an airborne vehicleradio control system,
a
composite transistor, and direct current or
direct
voltage transistorized servomechanisms,
Williams, Widmayer
Ic
Co. will serve
and
certain
partnership
Executive
Philadelphia-Baltimore
controlled
by
its
general
and
Vice-President,
Richard
partners,
N.
If
F.
Don
Williams,
Widmayer,
Secretary.
the company
research
additional
to
finance
the
subsidiary.
of
to
initial
efforts
tVe
of
in
engage
testing
share
and
$120,000
&
additional
referred
the
on
to.
It
also
the
19,400-and
30,000-share
guaranteed payment of the interest
blocks
and
into
proved by
of
excess
holders
the
this
corporation
all
of
classes
of
of
Raisin
stock
Markets,
Federal Reserve System
Combined Condition Statement
principal
Inc.
Reserve Banks
was
by margins substantially
in
included
in
$If
plan
33
included
the
conversion
offer for the
-
With
the
operates
stores
total
one
and
at
51
remaining Raisin shares,.
addition
includes
are
Mr.
seven
scheduled
he
Raisin's* 13
food markets, Alpha Beta now
Southern California, compared with 32
beginning of the last fiscal year, Edwards stated. This
old store closed.
Pomona,
of
supermarkets
the
new
Three
to
in
markets
open
opened
units
new
soon
are
in
during
the last year and
presently under construction
Lynwood,
San
Bernardino
and
added.
Edwards
stated
no
definite
time-table
could
be
shares
be
an
of
sold
one
year
the
rate
of $5,000
month from June
through
stock
to
the
aggregate
shares
and
of
subject
are
/
/
.
shares
.,"•••
over
y
,.
subject
are
options
to
exercisable
are
share.
fiThese
to
granted
15-year
a
certain
period
officers
the
at
and
price
of
,
options
and are exercisable over
$3 per share.—V. 188, p. 2241.
company
granted
five-year
a
two
period
directors
at
of
the
the price of
American Investors Corp.—To Redeem Debentures—
also Southeastern Fund below.—V.
See
9
Banks
of
A
full-size
was
of
Federal
——l
—
of
completed
from
•
'1
-
.
Cement
purchased an
toward
step
plant,
M.
J.
The
Co., a division of American Cement Corp., has
RW-300 Digital Control Computer system as the first
fully
automatic
control
of
a i" cement
manufacturing^
Kinard,
electronic
drldge
Inc.,
President
computer,
-will
guide
of
Riverside,
manufactured
the
Nov.
on
17
on
a
empty lot.
an
Nov.
Station—
operational service station
site in Haledon, N. J., that
American Gil Co. plant-built,
an
plant
completely
17
in-
where
it
over-the-road
an
portable station
movement
to
was
the
site
manufactured.
was
A.
structure
built-in
lube
site
The
station
was
in
that
it is more than a shell. All glass work,
heating equipment, lighting fixtures, wiring
at the factory and traveled to tho
reels,
plumbing lines
in place.
installed
were
developed by Petro Merchandising of Linden, N. J„
in two lengthwise sections in the main plant of
Inc., in Haledon.
and was manufactured
<
*•
American Cement Corp,—Unit Orders Control System
Riverside
945.
Service
Aldridge, Vioe-President in charge of marketing for Amoco,
explained that the station at Haledon differs from the ordinary, pre¬
188, p. 1713.
*
v
business
of
on
the
T.
equipped,
week before,
a
Movement
the
contingencies.—V.
fully
ready for
was,
46
the completion of the merger because It is subject to the approval
Commissioner of Corporations of the State of California and
for
p.
American Oil Co.-—Erects Portable
and
other
188,
46
doors,
operation
announced
by
of
a
.
on
Nov.
17.
'Thompson Ramo Wool-'
completely mechanized
Paramount Diners,
Although firmly
be
moved
if
fastened
to
necessary.—V.
American
Research
The SEC
Internal
tCalif.)
has
issued
foundation
the
180,
&
p.
slab,
the building
can
2289.
Development
Under Revenue Cods—
rock
j
Corp.—Certified
;
.
,
certificate
a
pursuant to Section 851(e) of the
declaring that this closed-end, non-
diversified
blending facility now being installed at Riverside's Oro Grande
plant,
Mr. Kinard said.
The
computer will also provide
to
guide quarrying operations.
Along with the new crushing and blending system, which Is sched----,
established
uled
for
completion
increase
the
is
crease
Grande
next
plant's
scheduled
plant
be
has
now
January,
kiln
to
a
plans are presently under way to
capacity.
The first increment of this in¬
in operation by April 1,
1959.
The Oro
rated capacity of over five million barrels
Mr.
Kinard
installed
future
—V.
the
188,
revealed
next
p.
that
Spring,
system can
the
will
the
RW-300 system,
which will
approximately $130,000. In the
through minor field modifications.
1514.
development
ments,
—V.
Code
1954
of
new
186,
or
exploitation
processes,
or
of
products
inventions,
technological improve¬
previously generally available;
not
830.
p.
American-South
initial
cost
be expanded
Revenue
management
investment
company,
registered
under
the
Investment Company Act of 1940, is principally engaged in the furnish¬
ing of capital to other corporations which aro principally engaged In
annually.
be
CANADA-
loan not to be repaid until
open
the purchase price for automatic pinsetters,
and
auxiliary "equipment
at
the
bowling
center in
Of this amount $371,360 represents the purchase
price
J.
to
§ These
information
that
all
fabricated
of- Alpha
r
.
an
automatic
directors
In
Beta
preferred stock into a new issue of preferred, the conversion of Raisin
preferred into the new Alpha Beta preferred, and a cash exchange
merger
as
being registered are sold.
Includes 70,000
underwriter by the
organizers.
Does not
125,000 shares reserved for issuance upon
exercise of restricted stock options granted officers and directors.
-1 33
46
.
.
the
the
1958.
lanes
N.
the
include
necessary
The vote followed Alpha Beta's acquisition of the controlling interest
the common stock of the Raisin chain on March 2, 1958.' Elements
effect
carried
17,
s
bearing.)
represent
advances
by
the
opening of the bowling center at Ramsey,
amount represents
shaves
holders .of, both
'*
563,654
$1,540,000 shs.
September, until the full amount is paid. The balance represents thfe
purchase of the bowling lanes and auxiliary equipment for this center
and
is repayable over
varying periods ranging from three to eight
years.
Of this amount $43,971 was paid as of Oct. 6, 1958.
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices. 46
The Course of Bank Clearings—
45
ap¬
two-thirds majority at the meetings of share¬
companies held on Nov. 24-25, 1958, at Alpha Beta's
headquarters in La Habra, Calif., it was announced on Nov. 25 by
Claude W. Edwards, President.
Outstanding
$115,037
(non-interest
per
43
;
above
Alpha Beta Food Markets, Inc.—Merger Approved—
merger
FINANCING
pinsetter machines knd is repayable at
12c per line, with guaranteed minimum
monthly payments
from October through
May and $2,000
Stock! Exchange..... 33
Dividends Declared and Payable..
Foreign Exchange Rates
...I
Condition Statement of Member
debentures.
The
PRESENT
of
Corporation & Investment News.Cover
State and City Bond Offerings..
52
^
v
to
are
Nov.
for
Miscellaneous Features
of
for
and
tThis
42
:
TO
General
$3,000
$72,800
J.
from
$3 per
the debentures, of which shares Williams,
acquired 19,400; Walker purchased 100,800
of debentures, for a total investment of?
$12,000. of which 30,000 shares were sold to Williams, Widmayer <fc
Co.; and the latter originally purchased 105,000 common shares and
$2,000 of debentures,
for an original investment of $32,000,
paid
an
i
EFFECT
$115,037
loans
organizers
N.
39
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Transactions American
Company
and
♦These
38
_y.
arenas
(for "Ten pin" bowling)
Although the company intends primarily
bowling centers at locations determined
suitable, it may also, if the circumstances
lease.
or
mortgages
bowling
Ramsey,
SEC Index of Stock Prices.
v.:.*
shares
common
i
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages..—
33
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 33
The company has outstanding 307,800 common shares and $125,000 of
guaranteed bearer convertible debentures due 1963. Of these securi¬
ties, investors in prior financings purchased 97,000 common shares at $1
per
j.
38
$125,000
own
newly constructed
payable
37 •
>
purchase
5rc
Widmayer
are:
1
payable__-___:
;.'••••
606,625
(10c par value
3,000,000 shs.
815-year options to purchase com. stock
115,000 shs.
115-year options to purchase com. stock
10,000 shs.
87
Exchange
to
jcoinpany's newly formed English
agent.
Stock
equipment;
$150,000
program;
other
Inc.
Co.,
Bruno-Lencbner,
survey to be
acquire existing bonding centers.
tChattel
36
-
Widmyer Ltd.;)$100,000 to finance the expansion
facilites;: and $100,000 for advertising in support of
sales organization.
The English subsidiary was formed
advanced electronics research and to act as a foreign
company's
sales
development
Walker,
laboratory
the
and
electro-mechanical <fand
&
Inc.,
Co.,
Common stock
34
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Over-the-Counter Markets
approximate
lor
accelerated
Winston
A.
Authorized
34
Canadian Stock Exchange..
Toronto Stock Exchange
all the shares are sold, net cash
proceeds to
will
$2,010,000.
Of this amount, $835,000 is" to be reserved
working capital; $450,000 will be used to finance initial commercial
production of transistors and other products, $250,000 to finance an
,
34
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
the management firm and provide executive officers
personnel other than the President.
It is a limited
as
key
Stock
MhSwest Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
governmental
users,
i''
J.
Securities
.
careful
♦Loans
34
„
Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
prod¬
commercial
to
29
Exchange
Boston Stock Exchangei_r_
organization
ti
with
Netherlands
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
25
American
•
13,
Stock
may
warrant,
New York Stock
Exchange (Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange
(Bonds)
small
a
Inc.,
Vermilye Bros.
operate
after
Page
i
Organized under Maryland law in May
engaged In the advanced electronics
trolling stockholders and
Co.,
BUSINESS—The company was incorporated in Delaware on Sept. 11,
for the purpose of engaging in the business of
managing and
basis.
to
&
and
1958
representatives
is
Copy
a
operating modern bowling recreational
latter
shares;
efforts"
$1.25
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Alkow
stock. Public offering of the
through Wesley Zaugg & Co. of
Inc.
offering is
be
to
employees
company
per
for
pay
with
common
share
per
Widmayer
commitment
commission
to
$5.15
at
at
Williams,
such
selling
offered
made
and
statement
Price
African
Investment
For Stock Purchases—
Co.,
Ltd.—Files
,
This
company has applied to the SEC for an exemption order per¬
mitting its purchase of additional shares of St. Helena Gold Mines Ltd.
Mining Co. Ltd.; and the 8EC has given interested
persons until Dec. 16, 1958, to request a hearing thereon.
and Stilfontein Gold
Stability and Growth
American International Bowling Corp.—Stock Offered
—A syndicate headed by J. A. Winston &
Co., Inc.
A strong currency, a stable government, a
boundless frontier, make Canada an obvious
choice for the
far-sighted investor.
Dec. 1
advisory facilities of our Research & Port¬
Department are freely available to institu¬
tional and private investors who bold investments
folio
in this country.
Ross, Knowles & Co. Ltd.
Members: The Toronto Stock
Exchange
of Canada
The Investment Dealers* Association
S ADELAIDE ST. WEST—TORONTO, CANADA
publicly,
as
a
on
speculation, 700,000 shares
of 10c par common at $3 per share.
The
company will use the proceeds from 420,000 shares for opening
expenses
in connection with the eight bowling centers contemplated
to
The
offered
be
operated
by
it.
Excess
funds
will
be
added
to
the
working
capital'of the company and will be available for any proper corporateincluding
without
limition,
the
acquisition
of
additional
purpose,
bowling
centers.
The
expects to finance the balance of
required in its bowling centers by incurring commitments
with a leading manufacturer of bowling equipment.
As of Sept.
15, 1958 commitments were entered into by the com¬
company
The
investment
shares
tein
Such
purchases
hard Industries,
Chairman
pany's subsidiaries for automatic pinsetters, 40 bowling lanes and
auxiliary equipment at Ramsey, N. J., located at the intersection ol'
Route
17
and
Franklin
Turnpike.
The
seven
additional
bowling
centers proposed to be
operated by the company under leases will
SEC
approximately
an
of
aggregate,
256
lanes.
The
proposed
will be in New Brunswick,
N. J., Levittown, N. J., Yonkers,
Philadelphia, Pa., Bethlehem, Pa., Lancaster, Pa., Flint, Mich.
The
company
is presently
conducting negotiations for the leasing
of three additional locations for bowling centers
in the Bronx and
Brooklyn, N. Y., and Fairlawn, N. J. In the event any of these leases
are executed
or
abandoned during the offering of the 700,000 shares
contemplated, the company has agreed to file an appropriate amend¬
ment disclosing such fact.
'
" ■
The
purchases are to be made at a price per share one
Bhilling below the average market price of the shares of the respective
companies on the Johannesburg
Stock Exchange during the
week
preceding the purchase,
provided
such
price
is not in excess of
48/3 shillings per share for the St. Helena stock and 47 shillings
per share for the Stilfontein stock.
'
equipment
contain
company proposes to purchase an additional 35,000
Helena stock and an additional 45,000 shares of Stilfon¬
of St.
stock.
standing
of
voting
purchases
are
grants
to
are
Inc., of
the
be
stock.
made
from
which company
investment
company,
certain
subsidiaries of Engel¬
Charles W. Engelhard, Board
owns
a
majority
of
the
out¬
of this inter-company affiliation, the
by the Investment Company Act unless the
exemption from the prohibition.—V. 188, p. 1514.
Because
prohibited
an
Amoco Chemicals Corp.—Sells Certian Facilities—
See
Union
Carbide
Corp. below.—V.
188, p.
2242.
centers
N.
Y.,
.
Ampal-American Palestine
Trading Corp.
Redemption—
The
its
Co.,
Partial
1
called for redemption
'Jan. 1, next, $5,500 of
fund debenture series A 1966 -at 100ft and
interest. Payment will -be made -at • the Manufacturers THist
company
15-year
accrued
has
—
'
4%
sinking
55 Broad «treet, New York
15, N.
Y.—V.
187, p. 2545.
*•
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, December 8, 1958
...
; zCfz*'
f
,
.
....
®f
4^., first mortgage bonds due Dec.
made at'the City Bank Farmers
its
will
be
Kew
Nov. 19
.
f
new
direct industrial
,
,
,
,
The cost of any
....
Inc.
Stock Exchange
on
Nov.
25.—V.
Boston Fishing
Narrie-f-
.
,
.
'
The
•
above.—V;' 188, p. 1921.
(Berlin Power
& Light Co., Inc.)—Partial Redemption—
North
a prefabricated service station busi¬
Manufacturing Corp., according to Robert A.
were not disclosed.
which includes struc¬
tural
system, porcelain enamel curtain wall side panels, roof and
accessories, was developed for both domestic and international gasoline
marketing outlets.
More than $500,000 was invested in development,
engineering, testing and pilot production of the revolutionary unit
prior to Bettinger's acquisition.
Four major oil companies have approved the efficient and economical
©nits, programming them in their 1959 construction plans, according
to
for
at
production,
In
Present
in
sales
on
The
and
^lso be adapted to facilities such as milk and dairy
products plants/food processing, radio and television relay stations, etc.
It is believed that this is the only such prefabricated packaged unit to
be marketed
on
a
Bettinger plans to manufacture the
the United States and
service station units throughout
Canada in its regional plants.
Initial production
will be at its new mass-production headquarters facility in Milford,
Mass., and at its regional subsidiary in Toledo, Ohio. The Penn Metal
with
by
is
public offering price
including
titanium,
2026. -V;
the
stock,
headed
lithium
■
:
.'^
-
SEC
to
on
r
be
by
;*
Nov.
offered
on Oct.
with Calumet
15,
1958,. the
companyoentqred
and
of
this
and
about
single .stockholder: of
Huggins.
deceased,
138, p! 2027.*
Nov.
on
Trimil
which,
as
-'V
*
-
saidy,ln4part:V:Cr:.'.-;!.-V:'i'--5'.•
4
conditions
in
of
the
Flint,. Mich.,
sales
of
this
during
area
*
since
company
are
ahead
higher
now.
should
help
than
the
the
1948.
past
How¬
experienced
in
move
major
the
and
California
Pacific
See
Security Title
the
v-
1
con-
producing companies- in
should substantially increase
by
gravel
.
Co., San Francisco,
' v._V';vv
-.
.
below.—V.
Co.
elimination of dupli¬
p. 442.
i 'V.
the
188,
Title Insurance
Insurance
•
T
,.
to
company
expenses
Calif.—May Be Acquired—
V
season.^r
1957-53
for
program
well
as
a
sand
Completion of this
as
greatly reduce
area.
they. have been for over a year's
active market for us in the
more
a
approved
we
board
the. four
than
provide
cate equipment and duplicate payrolls."—V.
intoi'^n agreement
Birmingham
E.
debentures.—V.
lowest rate
the
consolidate
185,
v
933.
p.
'Checker Motors Corp.—Price for Shares Set—
This
corporation has set a price of
stockholders
23,
organized to build and operate a high-purity magne¬
production plant near Selma, Ala.
The plant site is located on
miles south
G.
be
business
This
sales
was
75
of
appears
"Recently
stock.
The company owns 2,500 shares and Calumet 6,000
purchased by each at par. Under the agreement, the company
required to purchase an additional 5,000 shares at par and
Calumet the remaining 11,500 shares at par.
'V/V':
about
:f
'
;
v
that the net loss for the 12 months ending Aug.
approximately $101,000 on sales of about $2,700,000.
unsatisfactory earning situation' reflects the extremely. de¬
months
.
&
River
--
.
is
Alabama
Estate
of the
payrolls
time.
shares,
the
the
Fellows,"^President,
and
and
common
sium
*
Burroughs & Son, Inc.—To Show Loss—
now
"This
-
zirconium.
Heclg, Inc., providing, among other things, for imineof Alabamawith authorized capital stock
of
represented by a single class of 2§;d00 shares of $100 par
Alabama
'
Valfour Corp.
or
early fall there has been a definite ..reversal of this trend,
with> building
permits showing a
substantial; rise in the past "two
months and tlie:;cdmpany's own sales showing
the first favorable
comparison in 27 months with year-earlier ^.figures.
Just within the
past- week the rautomoblle plants have resumed full-scale: operation
are
recapitalization
$2,500,000,
Corp.
ever; since
Watlingr
terms
is
1958 will
year
Dominion Magnesium Ltd., a Canadian corporation.
The
originally had equal stock ownership in Alabama. On June
the company acquired all of Dominion's stock in Alabama.
Thereafter,
diate
A.
"It
and
two
1958,
19,
•!
C.
31,
,
proceeds of this stock sale will be used as ..follows: $500,000
complete the company's commitment to-purchase at par 5,000
of the $100 par common stock of Alabama Metallurgical Corp.;
and the balance for general corporate purposes,
i
'
'
Alabama Metallurgical was organized in 1956. jointly by Brooks &
latter
5
is
number,-and. that* the "largest
J.(L P.)
V'
and underwriting
aluminum,
$4,864,500
Huggins,
of Trlmil
of $4,854,500
"
\
amendment.
E.
amendment,
the
holder of 80V of the
outstanding stock of Trimil and 51V of the out¬
standing stock of Valfour,:.received in liquidation thereof an aggregate
i"
to
also
nationwide basis.
statement
^debentures",
and. Valfour
engaged in* the rolling and fabrication of magne¬
magnesium alloys, and in the fabrication of other metals
company
and
alloys,
Perkins
application
earn
registration
SECon
5.45V subordinated
public
aggregating
in
580
shares
of
.It
<
Net
,
in succeeding years.
service stations, Bettinger anticipates wide
The
Co.
&
supplied
be
sium
part of oil companies
Bettinger's first year of
the basic system for many multiple unit chains, Including roadside
restaurants, supermarkets, dry, pleaning outlets,1 and similar type struc-
the
par
,
to
the
1959,
substantially increasing volume
with
addition to
commitments
$1,000,000
least
a
for
.
pressed.
filed
company
Lerchen
by Avco
Weaver.
Mr.
p.
v
1958 covering 100,000 shares of its common
public sale through an underwriting group
26,
Weaver, Jr., President.
Terms of the agreement
The modular-design packaged service station,
Indicate
below.—V.188,
with'the
outstanding
offered
by-such companies in-exchange for an equal principal. amount of
5,45 V subordinated debentures.: Trimil and Valfour have
advised the
company that the debentures, have now been distributed by them; as
distributions.'in liquidation, to their stockholders,
J*
Detroit, Mich.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
corporation has purchased
developed
Inc.
;;
Bettinger Corp.—Purchases Business From AVCO—
ness
.
Arlington, Va.—Changes Name—
Bowling,
be
According to the prospectus, the company in August and .November
1957,
in partial consideration for the cotton textile assets of The
Henrietta Mills
/now
Trimil
Corp.) and Martel Mills -Corp: -fnow
Valfour Corp.)
Issued three 5.45V promissory notes in the-aggregate
amount of.$7,051,675. As of Oct. 1,'" 1958, these notes were surrendered
Brooks & Perkins, Inc.,
This
This
America
to
.
Files With
—
corporation .on Nov. 18 filed a letter of .notification with
2,000 shares of common stock to be offered at
See
$7,051,675 .of
1974,
,
covering
Bowl America Corp.,
1, next, $93,200 of
its 47/s% debt "adjustment debenture bonds, series A, due Jan. 1, 1978
and* $43,100 of its 4l/2%
debt adjustment debenture bonds, series B,
clue Jan. 1, 1978 at 100\'v plus accrued interest. Payment will be made
®t
the Schroeder
Trust Co., 61 Broadway, New York 15,
N. Y.—
V. 186, p. 2470.
1
,
Excl^hge Commission—.s^
registration'^-statement
a
covering
of 'G.
liquidation
'
Co., Inc., Boston/ Mass/
Tnc.V Gfeensboro, ;N. C.—Regis¬
are: being offered and, sold by the
deceased!
An
additional amount,
to
be
to ybe offered- by certain other holders of
tlje debentures. .The remaining debentures may be offered for sale
from time to time by other persons who received such" debentures in
manufacture- of hydraulic and
aircraft, missile and rocket engine
the
the
Of
supplied 'by
'J-J#** V
.
1958,
Estdte
important
*,,*
has called for redemption on Jan.
company
borrowings. V
through
sale by d;he holders
thereof through Kidder, Peabody & Go:-The-public
offering price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.- c- 77'■-/■v-,'
-
($100 per share), without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used
for
construction, purchase, leasing and operation of fishing <vessels
in all proper waterways.
Berliner Kraft-und Licht A. G. (Bewag)
the ^balance
/.
filed
company
2,
debentures-due
As¬
and
Weston's, -mre
Mr.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
SEC
Artloom Carpet Co., Inc.
The
Vice-President
like
industry.—V. 188, p. 2134.
1921.
183, p.
Artloom Industries, Inc.—New
See
This
Dec.
24,
Nov.
Industries,
1959.,,
1,
Hydraulics is an
pneumatic components for
Weston
has filed an amendment to articles of incorporation,
changing the name of this corporation to Artloom
Dealings under the new name began on the New
company
effective
.York
effective Jan.
also
Carpet Co., Inc.—Name Changed—'-
Art loom
The
General Manager to Executive
General Ma nager.
These promotions,
Assistant
and
sistant
2114.
p.
and
ters With Securities and
^
customers.
..
single project under this budget-type proposal 'would
not exceed $500,000.
"The applicant said that the proposed facilities
would not increase its authorized main line system capacity.—V. 187,
to
cas
Calumet
Burlington Industries,
Manager
to Chairman of the Board and; Chief Executive
effective Jan. 1, 1959.
iThe appointment was one of three top-level executive changes and
coincided with ground-breaking ceremonies for the'-new multi-million
dollar Weston .facility to be erected in Van Nuys, Calif.
Both the
personnel shifts and the new plant are steps designed to strenghten
the company's position as it undertakes its program-of planned'cx-?
pansion. /
v./>■
" V
In the other two appointments Fred O. Hosterraan was promoted
from Executive Vice-President and Director of .Sales to President *nd
General Manager and A. E. Shumate was ^advanced'from Vice-President
Officer,
Power Com¬
natural gas
company-" and
p. 1775.
—'V.'l78,
General
facilities during the year 1959.
The company proposes to construct the facilities to enable it to take
natural gas which -it will purchase from producers In the general area
©f its existing transmission system and to enable it to deliver natural
pipeline
j
Ltd., North Hollywood, ,aCalif., "a subsidiary, on
announced the promotion of X E. Weston from /President and
^
:h
Hydraulics,
Weston
Co.—Plans Expansion—
company
.
the
Borg-Warner Corp.—Weston Unit to Expand—
31, 1960 at
Trust Co., 22 William St.,
has filed an application with the Federal
mission seeking authority to construct up to $2,850,000 in
This
westof Montgomery.
Ground tms .been brpkenVand. construction of the
plant is expected to be completed hy thread of 1959 at a cost-(ineluding machinery and initial, working capital) estimated at M.506,000,
of which.$2,500,600 will be. provided
by'the totdl capitaL investments of
*
system and will -continue to aupply the1
i members to Bettinger,—V. 168, ;p. 642.
York, N. Y.
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
in the development of the structural
fabricated metal' structural
v* • ov.'
'<?> W;
Corp., of Boston, Mass., cooperated
Anglp-Lautaro Nitrate Corp.
(Compania Salitrera
Anglo-LaNitaro)—Partial Redemption— v
f
The corporation has called for redemption on Dec. 31, next, $360,000
of
record
of .133,112
the
at
are
rate
Dec.
4,
shares
of
one
1958.—V.
$10 per share on its offering
of common stock.
share, for
new
188,
each
2027. *
p.
to
Rights, expiring Dec.
seven shares
owned
'.V
--V'
•
As
■
40 miles
Chemetron
This,
Corp.'®
-
Corp.—Completes Cardox Acquisition—
corporation on Dec.
1 completed its acquisition
of Cardox
carbon dioxide division,,, chlorine dioxide division and <fire
division, it. was announced. Cardox is one of the major
equipment
U.
marketers
S.
producer
J.
Chemetron,
into
eral
Capital issue figures compiled by the Corporate Financing Depart¬
ment of the Commercial and Financial Chronicle, based on information
private sources, indicated that the market will
be
asked to absorb private
security offerings amounting to about
$377,309,900 in the forthcoming four-week period, commencing Dec. 8.
The preceding four-week period (Dec. 1-Dec.-26) estimate amounted to
$623,358,941. ■.r*'-v y-:V '' ?A
v '•
an
interests
Carbonic
The
in
of
carbon
said.—V.
'
Net
Dec.
i5-i9_::^::
31,770,000
22-26__„___
6.250.000
fr.
rev.
V;
Total
$192,829,000
2,092,170
247,500
are:
I.
Terms
.
$377,309,900
r
"
Dec. 9; and
$12.5 million in bonds by Texas Power & Light Co. on Dec. 16.
Also, Northwest Airlines $11,266 million preferred on Dec. 8; and holders
of 2.410.000 shares of Upjohn Co.
possibly may receive over $100 million
52,902
75,454
$1,130,095
y
401,248
$1,726,293
675,514
-
Life Insurance Go.
—
Exchange
'A./!'
p.
;> '
475.
Schafler,.
the
President,
Hammond
Dec.* 3
on
Hammond
company,
assets of
Brass
"announced
Valve* Corp.,
has
that
Oct. 31, 1958 were in excess of $3,000,000.
Brass-Vwas established in 1911, and-is engaged in manu¬
bronze
of
'
Mr.
Schafler
Officer
e
with
valves, for plumbing,
number ,325.
stated
of
that'Samuel
the- predecessor
Hammond
in
October
sidiaries
*.
for
that
the
$22,000,000.—V.
heating
and
;
Greenwald,
company,
industrial applica¬
' '
;
President and
would
Valve.
consolidated
fiscal
188,
serve
.-.*-
v
sales
net
of. the
ended July 31,
year
p.
.**•..-;
s.
company
1958 totaled
and
sub¬
its
approximately
1516
Crescent Petroleum
See
Norbute
Corp.
Corp.—Subsidiary Receives Loan
below.—V.
188,
Co.—Stock
p.
544.
Offered—An
underwriting
headed by Hornblower & Weeks made a regis¬
secondary offering on Dec. 2 of 219,408 shares of
$1% par value common stock at a price of $24 per share.
This offering was over subscribed and the books closed.
group
tered
PROCEEDS—The shares being offered are a portion of the fold¬
ings of certain stockholders and constitute"" 22.6'c of the company's
presently*, outstanding 973,671" commorr, shares. On Nov.' 17, CrouseHirids' only other capitalization was $923,000 of debt.
of Dec. 4.
;
A detailed
description of the private demand for capital may be found
"Securities Now In Registration Section" of the Dec. 4th issue of the
». <
DIVIDENDS—The
directors have
declared *a quarterly dividend of
shaje. payable Jan. 15, 1959 to stockholders of record
Dec.* 15, 1956. Grouse-Hinds has paid rtiyidends on the common stock
in every year since 1917, with the
exception; Of 1932-33. ~r
.
) . ;•
25
Chronicle.
cents
a
BUSINESS—Founded
1958.
■'
Chief
in the same
'
'
1
Crouse-Hinds
December 4,
a
the
acquired
Works, Inc.: of Hammond, Ind.
;• * On the basis of sales aggregating $3,700,000 for .-the ^.0 months ended
Octf 31,
1958. ' Mr.
Greenwald estimated that Hammond's
sales .ffor
>; the
year ending Dec. 31 would reach $4,500,600. Con Dibsel reported
in stocks and bonds.
$180,902
.
capacity
.
■
Though the end of the year is marked by precipitous decline in
scheduled offerings,
January. 1959, already has scheduled over $42 million
in the
2,100,229
$141,260
$3,826,522
company* at
Hammond
-
as
1,718,202;
National
tions.! Employees
-
Southern Bell Tel. & Tel. $70 million in debentures
Postponed financing of senior issues totals $237 million
MosA-1957
$2,848,297
209.962
of the/transaction; consisted
of cash plus $500,000 in notes
sellers payable./over a period of five years. Assets of the
acquired
Dec. 9; Philadelphia Electric Co. S50 million in bonds on Dec.
10;
$28,559 million debentures by Metropolitan Toronto (Municipality of) on
Dec. 11.
1958—10
$390,864
*
on
on
.
189,159
ry.. opers.
of
to, the
'
.
Among the larger offerings scheduled for sale during this forthcoming
period
-i"
v
business and
Executiv
four-week
A.
;
*K
.
1923.' *
subsidiary
8,342,170
$184,480,900
;
.
Consolidated Diesel ^Electric Corp.—Unit Expands—■
*:
v'
/.
-
$330,419
exps.
ry; oper. .income
facture
f *■' r
*
1958—Month—*-1937
rev.^._^__
oper.
Norman
48,400,000
247,500
Dec. 29-Jan. 2
'
_
its
extends
additional 'states,
!
y
'
and
14
v
' '*$320,320,230' !
■
Dec.
into
ice
See Hartford Fire Insurance Co.-below.—V. 173,
>:r
16.630,000
products
dry
Offer—
..'■•V
Total
cyclical
and
2243.
.*'• "
.
Period End. Oct. 31—
Railway oper.
Columbian
Stocks
less
and
dioxide
188, p.
A
.
$165,511,230
"
Colorado & Wyoming Ry.—Earnings-
—V. 188, p.
Private Capital Demand
the subsidiary Dean-Cardox, Witt Ice, and Gent
in exchange for 165,660 shares of Chemetron
$2,000,000 in cash. Final documents were exchanged
consumable
Haines
'
•
Omundson, former Cardox
'*>(
in
and
1.•'
marketing
Mr.
'V
Net
$1.54,809^000
>
acquisition considerably increases the proportion of Chemetron's
business
following table:
— v
•
companies,
stock
Dec.
on
The securities scheduled to reach the market in each of the four weeks
8-12—.
systems.
jointly announced on Nov. 14 that Chemetron had entered
agreement to obtain assets of the three Cardox divisions, "plus
Railway
*
world's largest
the
was
common
obtained from the SEC and
Dec.
and is
fire-lighting
which will be headed by Roy,T.
.
It
Cardox's
Bonds
products
dioxide
""
-
\
dioxide
carbon
President.
NEXT FOUR WEEKS
shown in the
carbon
Haines,
President, said the carbon dioxide activities of
Chemetron's National Cylinder Gas Division would be combined with
the acquisition to I form a new division called the Cardox Division ot
ESTIMATED CORPORATE FINANCING IN
are
of
lowrpressure
of
Charles
'
in
1897.
the
company
*
integrated
operates
a
completely
manufacturing plant in ahd heaT 'Syracuse. -' N. Y.-t A/
Canadian subsidiary is situated in Torcrtto.:'lfe cempony is "the leading
y^rodpeer/mf ca$n
1 States, ^in k
..aadition,""4t is;also an important manufacturer -of industrial and csan*1'•
h
•
*.«i*«.
Volume 188-
-
mercial
floodlights,
of electricak-
-
:
Number. 5801
lighting
airport
The'
.
the
Commerctat and Financial Chronicle
equipment
traffic, control equipment.
EAENINGS—For
»
.
nine-months
and
wide
a
variety
been- designated.
Crouse-
/
CTAPTTHiaZATICW AS OP NOVEMBER 17. 1958
-*.
-
*
.
;
^
*5 % bond and mortgage—.
H'/o
promissory notes due
1967 *_—
_
.
Conutton stk.
>
in
*Due
1958.-
>
annual
15,
installments
of
1958;
.
$400;000 was* paldrin -Ailgust, '1958 ' and
-
"final
installments.
Sept.
-'
.
,
applied
J.
of
options
UNDERWRITERS—The
below
named
numoers
of
shares
purchase* tire number of
opposite thetr respective? ntones:. V.,'
of
Hornblower
;•
'Shares
i
'
&
'••,
;
•.,*
• t
-
a
(Shares
.
;
.
of
__
■
Inc.
&
Clark,
Co.-i._i.. ii._plO.OQO
;
Inc.
,
&
.
.
.
J.
Co.
9,000;;;
;
t
;
ppJncr'.WWjter,-; Jackson &
-
:
,
Friedrichs
4.000',
•
Mason-Hagan,
*
.-r-V.
188,
2028i
p.
•
R.
S.
■■
1958—Mointlv—1957
Railway Operi rev.—
Railway oppr. exps;—-
$6,842,231
57,438,482
Net rev.
fr. ry.
* Deficit.-—V. -188,
.
$-1,020,951
302,605
opers.
income—
ry.. oper.
$1,578,465
-
Inc.
-Greene
Halle
sen,
'*
2,000
8,000
4,000
•"
&
.
&
*
'■
^Eastern Lime Corp; (& Subs.)—Sales & Earnings Up—
aMonths Ended Sept.30—
"...
1968
1657, %
,
Profit
before -Income taxes____
—r'
Proy, for Fed. As -Stato income taxes-.
,
.
.
Net
.
'
-
&
4,000
G.
-
Hentz
2,000
J.
Hirscil
to
—V.
;—4,006
Co.____—___
4,000
&
Co.__
Co.,
'net
Total
-
.
number of shareholders and shares outstanding
of tills corporation reached new highs during the fiscal year ended
Oct. 31, 1958,- Hugh Bullock, President, told shareholders in the
.
Fund's
26th
The
.
annual
Fund,
vestment
report.
8 000
..
Inc.
fiscal
market
year,
Mr. Bullock said,
of
investments, but
reflects not
an
increase
value
only a rise
of 4,815,558
4,000
El Paso Natural Gas Co.—-Plans
The Federal Power
4,000
in
outstanding.
per share climbed from $2.36 on Oct. 31,
1957 to
$2.85 on Oct. 31, 1958. After crediting the distribution of 8 Ya cents
per share from net securities profits, he said, the increase for the
period is equal to. 24.4%.
'" .V
number
•
Net
.
of
2,000
..
,
value
Glenn H.
O'Neal,
Manager of
the
tank truck,
\
■
its Chaco
gas
cludes facilities,
cubic feet of natural gas per day.
sales
The FPC said the temporary authorization "is without prejudice to
such-final, disposition of the application as the record may require.')
—V. 188, p. 1716.
/
office,
*
■
.
of Various
an-additional >100;060,000 cubic leet
daily to Pacific Gas & Electric Co. The proposal" in¬
at a cost of about $5,080,000, to take up to 20,000,000
cubic feet per day from the Bisti Field;
El Paso said the* temporary
authorization was required because accelerated development in the
Bisti Field was resulting in "the flaring of approximately 9,600,000
natural
of
He.xaid adequate
meet expanding industrial requirements in
the area.
:
by El Paso to enable it to. deliver
,,will direct the sale of caustic, from the terminal.
stocks will be maintained to
..
station; and the necessary- metering, communications and
appurtenant facilities. These facilities will enable El Paso "to take into
its system about 10,000,000 cubic "feet of natural gaa daily.
*
The facilities are part of a $47i270,000 expansion-program proposed
•'
St. Louis
.
compressor
to the terminal by barges moving
Texas Division at Freeport, Texas,
company's
Expansion—
Commission has granted this company temporary
The- company proposes to construct approximately 87 miles
diameter gathering lines; an additional -3,150 "horsepower at
Plaquemine, La. Shipments will be made
from the terminal in both tank car and
shares
asset
caustic soda will be supplied
the Mississippi River from Dow's
the Louisiana Division at
and
becomes * exercisable
authority to construct and operate pipeline facilities, at an estimated
cost of about $3,978,000, to enable it "to transport; natural gas from the
Bisti Field, San Juan County, N. M.
'
1
;
50%
on
conversion
1,
,
-8,000
2,000
Oliver E. Beutel, Manager of Distribution and Traffic for Dow, said
will start at once, and the facilities are expected to be
in full operation In January.
the
the
in
outstanding: - - This
stock, then
Jan.
11500
construction
*
the
.
^ *■
v
-
„
which
r:
*
•
1959 at the rate of 12 Va* shares of common stock .for :
each share of "preferred stock.
Another* 1&,000 "shares are' reserved for the exercise of stock options.—V.: 188, "p., 245;
;
^
after
The company on Nov. 25 announced it will establish terminal facilities
for 50%
caustic soda at the Associated Sales & Supply Co;'s public
terminal in St. Louis., Mo.
r \
'
primarily
1
A
ferred
2 000
__
'
provides its-shareholders with a diversified in¬
in high-grade common stock, increased its total
net assets 29%
to- $249,535,889 at the end of the 1958 fiscal year,
compared with $195,529,831 on Oct. 31, 1957.
,
The $54,006,058 increase In the company's' total net assets during
•
\r
1 *
long-term loan -agreement with a . bank and two "insurance comparies went into effect in- September, 1968 -providing'$500,0001ine
of credit. As of Sept." 30; $46l;000 had heen :drawn against:fihia*Tamoimto
There Were 113,427 cwnmon -shares' outstanding at"thev'-end of the
first nine months of 1958. At. that time,van .additionala8;25a common
shares were • reserved for the .conversion of the -1,460 shares - of pre¬
-
'
Dow Chemical Co.—To Establish New Terminal—
assets,
■r $o.7r
.
executed
r
2,000
_
&
Inc.
6,570
102,157
•
-$1.08*
♦
*
'
? *
I, -1970." On - July
2,-OQO
WInslow, Cohir & Stetson
Woodcock, H6ss, Moyer &
8,500
'
188, p. 2028.
Dividend Shares, Inc.—Reports Record Highs—
.
for -redemption,
2,000
Co., Iuc._.
Wheat & Co.____
C.
•___—
'
2^K)0
Walker & Co._—
H.
Walston
$86»iaa-
6,570
1113,429
Earnings pet common -share-^--—
krWcT—
Mo3cly
Wagenseller .& Durst,
_
Co._
a
2,897
,
$130,204
.
Suplee,- Yeatman,
; Co. Inc.
Sutro & Co._
.
pT'efit"
202$£6
74,862
-
3
4,000
S^er,-J)oaner#&-Scyibner; 4;000
*?^^nSscr
>
Preferred dividends paid
Comihoh' 'shares outstanding
-
2,000
& Co...____
'
s
Ladd__r;__.._
2,000
Sttegllz_—'2,000
corporation
H.
-
.Net; Bales '$4«!3t,108
■
S*
4,000
&;C0- Inc-- "»ao■;
Co.——_—8;0O0
Ira Haupt .& Co
3,760,539
^
1992.
.
'
REDEMPTION-FINANCING—On: June 21, 1958, the company -called
its ^eirtsiaruling 6% *r cemvertible debentures-.duef dept. •
29, when" the "'debentures *were Tedeemedr^there wwro *
$433,000 of principal :amount stlll *oUt8tanding; From' the' end 'df Jt887
-Cq.___ 2,000 ; *to the -actual' date of
"redemption;-*$146-,OOO' or these debentnres were
& C0.U1,590
Ih500 % converted into 11,270-shaTes * of -common stock," of rwhich -3;526 ishares
were issued* •between the call date. ahd"the
date the~redemption, was
Smith, Hague 4j Co._.._
.'2 000 "
HalloweU, Sulzberger,
.
1924.. ■:
p.
office premises consisting of land; the:main-office and rannex, and
vgarage buildings; Tracco has* agreed-to purchase the-properties for
$2;600,000, of "which $775,00U will "be paid in cash and "the "balance
of $1,825,000, by the issuance" of. the three-year notes , which will be
secured by a purchase money mortgage on the~ptoperties.—V,18&, p.
'2,000
Saunders. Stlyer &
'f 1fa,r®0Ii? aan>rtri11
2,000
11,500
■
Inc.
rlnc.
Prescott, SlrepaTd & Co.,
Inc.
•■*? "Wm. C. Rormjr & -Co.j._r_
Sartorius & kCor__.
;_
-
4,000
Corp.-
Jenks, Kirklaud &
Hannaford & Talbot
61,082,718
1,256,746
.'
*
fierce, CarrisourWulbern,.
■
2,000
inc.'"4;0d0
•*
__________._
Goodbody
$6,697,477 $11,318,701
796,344
'
2 000
lljoOO
.
"
;-Net
2 000
,
-
-
"
The First Cleveland
1958—10 Mos—1957
6,175-148
Co
—
3,00#
$7,753,613 $64,135,959 $72,401,419
5,821,280
&
,
Equitbale.iSeeurities-Corp*^*-ll>500-' Staats) & Co._r 15,000
Farwell, Chapman & Co.
4,000
Sbeln, Bros. <fe Boyce—___ 8,000
i
.
RE.--kariiings—
Delaware, Lackawanna. St Western^
-
Shares
"
,
i
.
;
Period Emt Oct. 31—
below:
-
Lahouissc,
Co., Inc.
4,'000
The Mllwaukee Co.____„_
8,000
R. C. G'Dormell' & Co.—_
2.000
Pafhe,* Webber, Jackson As
* * Curtis
15,000
* Peters, Writer fc Christen<..1
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.—
4,000
Eppler, - Guerin & ■ Turner, '
r;
;
;
.
Jainieson Js Co.—"__
1_ ' 2,000
'A. M. Kidder Si Co.," Inc.—4,000
Lester, Ryons & Co8,00o
..
2,000
—.
Dickson iSs-J3o:,
■
;
Kirk-
Inc.
:..Francis; I, vduPout 8s Co._l.
Inc.—_______ 3,Q00
Suplcte, Yeatmsn, Mbseley
Co. Inc.
.
«
Landstreet &
Dittmar Ac rCa,
Co. 3,000
Corp.___.3,000
Granbery^ Marache Ss Co. 3,000
.JUestcr, .Ryons & Co
3,000
.
Bache '
' 4,000 ' Merrill, Turben &
Co.
; Croweil, Wcedon & Go'.'___
{ Cruttenden, Pedesta. Js- Co.*
Ft.-st*of Michigan
;
:;
.
Curtis
9,000.
.A, C. Allyn & .Cp.; Xnc.__,.. 7J50D
A*. G. B'ecSmr & .Co. Inc._. 7,500
-.Drexet
i
7,500
w. E. Huttoa. & Co.—
7,500
i
.
Cruifctendenrp Podesta .&
forth
^
*8,00J
Co.______ 15,000
Clarke rCorp._
Juhen CoHins'&1Co..
Courts & Co._____
.
.•
set
Howard,* Weil,
Go—
Rtchard W.
4,500
Gldre, Forgaa, fc-Co—J1©;00O ; George-.Dt* B. Bonbright &
•
Kidder; PeabodyAs Co.uu__lO,0OO ,s
Co. .y-.-. ?*.■',
■■■■■" ■ Msna
SnrKh,'
*l^^r^iii0,000-:
Robmtf Garrett! As-'Sonsu.-^. 4,500
Stone &. WeiKter Scfcu^ttes*.
; William _N.* Pope*; Inci_-__ 4,500
i .Coip.f *
; Rein hold t. &
Gaton.er__-___ .4,500
0ai4 M. :;Doebt- Rheades!.&?
i•; r f •.Btttoher &-Sherrerd__^___- -3,000.
;
stock
.
8,000
Eichier
"Patrick,
.
-curities-5fc-
•
-
•,
common
Al«c. Brown & Sofia.
11,500
Burnham & tJo._____-_.__'
4,009
•
Acquisition----
for..permission to purchase
three-year 5%% promissory note of Tracco Cleveland; Inc.^ in the
amount; of .$1,825,000; ' and the^ Commission has* given .'. Interested per^ sons until Dec. 10, .1958;-to xequest. a hearing.
.East Ohio owns, and occupies ah. office. building in: Cleveland whidx
within the next ten years .wiU not. provide, adequate office, space.
Accordingly, it proposes to enter into a long term lease for office
; space at an annual rental of- $683,000 in an office building under
construction in Cleveland: by Tracco," and expected to be completed
'in-1959.-.
■.
•*
' :•
' '• * * ■
"In connection with such transaction"EastoOhio intends to sell its
a.
out¬
.
Inc.rr.__._rr 11,509
r Blunt Ellis & -Slmmo»s__
9,000
Branch," Cabell & Co._r_
2,009
-".iw
-
.
company's
This company, has: applied, to .the SEC
j.
&
Blair
Weefesu-^._36,40d
: W. G. Langfey is .eo.u_i.__ 7,590
The. First Bosten Cori^_12yH)(K. Reynolds & Co., Inc..
7,500
Blyth.
Co.,.lne.__u
:—lflgOOO... Bache Asr
•_
4,500
Eastman Daion, Union 6e- :
Robert :WV JBairtl . 8?..Co.,;
East Ohio Gas Co.—Proposed Note
./.
*
,
;..*,* to teams.
Beil
common
~
•'
,
*
the
reuuce-
.
"
:.C
;
'
.
Mason-Hagan, Inc.___ __* *2,000
Hough; Inc._ir.__■>'2,000,J 'McDonald & Cd.__-______ ' 8.000
Biugimm, Walter & Hurrj',
'
MfcKelvy & Co..
2.0Q0
reserved
under
are
shares
to
2,000
Bartli *&
^
commitment* to
stock xet
and
authorized.
pr
underwriters
\
*
firm
granted
-
Accing as representative, have agreed to' purchase severally
jdJutiy irom -the 'company and tnc selling stockholders the
Batemaii,
&
exercise
not
iic*—zz~————
.
,
three
-
''^Excluding 55,809" shares held ih company's * treasury
'
.
^
Co., lnc.__ 11,500
Huhne, Applegate & IIuuiBacon, TV'nipple &r"Co._—_ '."8,000
'*. plirey, inc. _2_.__
L_
Baker, Simonds & Co.,: E." F. Huttou & Co.___I_„
1,
V
against
'
"
\
~
Alexander—__
*
against
used
-was
Shares
4Due in-annual installments of $135,000 which commenced'Feb. 15,
,.
payment
-&^Co.-*-i-______—_126,000
Uoscoe M.
815,000
.v,-;.,
•
ts
-respective
19*3,0/1 slis.
$36,000 whicn commenced
.;...
W.-w*
Co.
and
<
.;
"
,
underwiuters—The underwriters named below, for whom
.
&
M
,
'
,
Bache
2,448,880 sh's.
sh.)
per
^
wnicn
$l0o,uoo
1,350,000
_
p
.
18, 1958; CBS., paid. ;$500,000 _uppn\ its .obligatiom.to :the
standing .bank loans.
Outstanding
$i-*4,ooo
__—.
Feb.
(pax yalue $1%
'....v.p.,
Authorized
•
Oct.
company,
_
Any such plan "must be submitted to the stockholders
approval. ,;r
tSince
net. sales, of. $24,401,000 and.net earnings .of $1,171,000,
or $1.21; per share. compared with $28,790,000 and $2,326,000, or $2.42
per share in the -comparable period -of 1957. In the full year 1955,
sales were $37,984,000 and net earnings $2,947,000, or $3.07 a share.
:.
tneir
tor
30,. 1958
i Hinds .reported
8
'
,
endeed- Sept.
' .C
•;
(22151)
>
The
number
year.—V.
of
188,
shareholders
647.
p.
to
rose
-
(
\
'
from
92,400
87,000 during the
.
; ,
.■■■«
'
Markets New Molding
The first member of
first public sale of securities of this corporation the larg¬
est producers of filmed television series in the country,
made
Dec. 4 by an underwriting group managed
on
by Bache & Co. which offered 525,000 shares of the com¬
pany's common stock ($1 par value) at a price of
$10 per share. This offering was over subscribed and
the books closed.
the
Of
:
250,060
total
275,000 shares
.
.President
director,
and
ol
■.
amouut
the
the
for
account
1
LISTING—The company intends to apply
on the American Stock Exchange.
/
for listing of the common
'4to he
used, for general" corporate
RKO
Teleracilo Pictures,
chase
price
of
Inc.
including
purposes,
company's Dcsllu-IIollywood
studios bought in Jahuaiyr, 1958.
*
X
'"
of
and
;r
the
This
;
.
*
BUSINESS—Corporation, incorporated ih California in 1950, is en¬
gaged principally. in producing and fUmir g television film series.
a
small one-series beginning hr the; 1951-1952 season- when the
first of the now famous
"I Love Lucy',', shows was produced,
this
business had grown to 19 series for the '1958-59 season, presently
representing the largest volume of any producer for that season.
The television series produced by the company are classified, broadly
into two categories; those for-which the company is the principal
.
-
.
of
source
'which
;
and
both
creative
production. elements and those
for
the principal creative elements
the principal, production elements, Gen¬
bring to the
company supplies
the
,
and
others
company
erally, the company owns an interest in the series- In which it Is
principally creator and producer.
Normally, it owns no interest in
the series for which the creative elements are supplied by others.
c*6 %
;
-
Authorized
-'
-
>
note
to
RKO
Teleradio
Pictures,
Inc.., payable Jam 24. 1959-64 in two
instalments
of
$415,000
and
four
of 3830,000
;
Sundry, .indebtedness: (due. within 1
-tBank- <5%-%
interest)!.^
,
?Other
(no
contlngcut
stock; ($1 par)
Class B
#Tliese
on
the
:
notes
are.
company's
HTbc
'this
amount
($1
$4,150,000
$3,735,000
425,000
523,075
S
"
•
'
584,400 shs.
.
-
*1,750,000 shs.
.650,000 shs.
secured.by deeds of trust and
a
On
♦Of
class
which
565,600 shs.
chattel mortgage
as to. be. outstanding after -the completion of
ah estimate. Changes from this amount may result
in the ordinary course of business.
B
18, 1958 the unpaid
the latter was $595,461.
565,600
common
reserved
are
stock.
The
for
balance
of
the
former
exps.____
fr. ry. opers.
income
1924.
oper.
was
upon
conversion
of
is considering the adoption
a
restricted stoek option plan with an Initial reservation of up to
45.000 shares. The details of such a plan have not been developed
and the persons to whom such options may be granted have not
on
Jan.
20 that
the -Fund's
to holders of record
2
v*
' 1
since Duffy-Mott and some
Energy Fund, a mutual fund without a sales charge
in investments in the energy fields, has more than
the
result in
a
net asset value offering price of
approval by shareholders, the split of the^sharea-ie expected
21, 1959, on stock of record Jan. 20, • 1959.
- will 'bo
required' to- purchase
purchases, and "purchases by
present Energy .-Fund shareholders, may r be .at a. minimum, of. only
five shares.—V. 188, p. 1612.
Unon
become* effective Jan.
.
.
.
>Engelhard Industries, Inc.—^New Product Announced—
.
The
* 1958—Month—1957
heat
oper.
Railway
oper, exps.__
rev.
Net rev.
Net ry,
fr. ry. opers.
oper.
income
oper.
rev.
Net rev. fr. ry. opers.
Net ry. cper. Income
—V. 188, p. 1924.
a'20-foot""room -was annonnced
heater
of
the fluctuations
in
the
rate*-of
20 by *the
heater, the seven-pound unit can
and can be operated full-time-fop $6 a-month:
The Infra-8ale heater, manufactured at the Hanovia Lamp Division's
plant in Newark, N. J., will keep-its mew appearance indefinitely. Its
retail price is $29.95.—V. 188, p. 1612.
*
'
Farris Engineering Corp., Palisades-Park, N.
Jw—New
Unit—
President of this corporation and affiliated com-
panies, has announced "the formation of Farris' Engineering Ltd., a
manufacturing affiliate:in:England,-.under*an agreement between
Farris Engineering Corp., Farris Flexible Valve Corp. ..and Associated
$4,987,465
2,715,304
$7,210,425 $33,837*299 $54,542,239
3,610,715
24,335,083 31,299,702
$2,272,161
897,584
$3,599,710
1,461,941
new
"
Automation, a subsidiary of Elliott-Automation of London, England.
Elliott-Automation is the largest manufacture of- data" computers
in nuclear development work. The company
produce telephone coin boxes, aircraft In¬
Aviation Corp. and accounting and
bookkeeping machines under license to" National Cash Register Co.
Elliott-Automation is listed on the London -Stock Exchange.
The new company will be
responsible for the manufacture and
sale
of
"Flex
Valve"
pinch-type valves and Farris safety-relief,
steam generator, and boiler
safety -valves < in the whole • of Europe,
the British Commonwealth (except Canada) and.the Middle East.
Farris Engineering Corp.,
a large supplier "of "safety-relief valves
to the petroleum industry, holds-many patents 'in the safety-relief
valve field. The, BalanSeal internal bellows design of the Farris safetyrelief valve has been Tecognized as the-major advance in valve design
in the past decade, and many thousands of-these valves are in service
throughout the world.' The new* European plant will mean greater
availability of this major product abroad.
"Flex-Valve"
products include both manual and automatic topworks and a simplified, hose-like body that is pinched tight by the
mechanism,
Flex-Valves are extremely versatile, with -applications In
every industrial classification.
They are capable- of .-controlling the
flow of materials ranging from corrosive chemicals to wood chips,
mine tailings and other semi-solids, witlr choices of rubber and syn¬
thetic bodies to meet the particular application.
in
Europe, and is active
and Its subsidiaries also
$9,502,216 $23,242,537
3,248,511
9,818,674
struments under license to Bendix
1958—Month—1957
$580,211
509,026
$645,765
473,519
1958t-10 Mos.—1957
$5,590,842
4,737,-062
'
•
$6,535,999
.
5,730,070
$172;246
123,777
$853,780
$71,185
*
21,939
-
»$805,929
445,980
248,561
1958—Month—1957
1958—10 Mos.—1957
$577,000
$513,200
328,546
357,671
$5,063,600
3,402,101
$5,161,100
3,426,222
$248,454
113,046
$155,529
$1,661,499
30,782
423,052
$1,734,878,
421,959'
;
,
On account
"that1 throws
on Nev.
*
Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
Railway oper. exps
across
"lirfra-Safe"-Tadlant
be easily installed by any home owner
1958—10 Mos.—1957
—V. 188, p. 1924.
Period End. Oct. 31—
production of. an .infra-red Tadiant space
waves
company's Hanovia Lamp Division.-* Known as the*
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (Reg. U. S. Patent.
Office) William. B. Dana Company,1 Publishers 25 Park Place,' New York 7, N. Y., KEctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Selbert. Bditor and
William.Dana Seibert, Presidents Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on -Monday 1,' Other offices:_135^S. La Salle 8U&/4, Qucago
(Telepbone STate 2-0613Copyright lose-by WiBlam B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942i at the post office at New York, N. Y., under tbw Act of March 3r 1879..
to United fitates, U. 8. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American
Union, $65.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year. Other Countries, $72.00 oar war
NOTE;
$17.74
first
Victor ,W. Farris,
company
shares bo
While. new. Energy Fund shareholders
a
minimum of 10 shares, succeeding
.
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic RR.—EarningsPeriod End. Oct. 31—
Railway
Railway
issuance
of
.
Jan,
and Desilu-Culver properties.
Oct.
on,
rev.
—V. 188, p.
5The company has guaranteed persona! borrowings of Mr. and Mrs.
and a first trust Deed note payable by Motion Picture Center
$825,000 "and
Railway oper. rev.
Net ry.
Arnaz
Studios.
■,
Net
transactions
'
payable
■
of its stockholders sold for public purchase 228,925 shares of common
stock through a syndicate headed by Kidder, Peabody & Co. The offering was made in October -and there .have been sales to more than 2,000
investors located In. all parts of the U. S.
In a letter to stockholders, H. E, Melnhold, President, pointed out
that while dividend action Is considered quarterly, earnings -are com¬
puted every four months. This, he explained, is because* the company
is a processor of seasonal products and conventional
quarterly state
ments would not give as meaningful a picture of its :operations.
Net sales for the year ended Aug..31, 1958, were $46,765,405 as com¬
pared with $14,433,979 for the year ending Aug. 31, 1949. Earnings per
share during the same period, based on the number of shares outstanding prior to the offering, increased from 63 cents to $1.93.—V. 188,
pp. 1716 and 1517.
Railway oper.
liabilities
Desilu-Hollywood
stock,
common
-
,
yr;
par>__
-•
the first dividend action taken
Period End. Oct. 31—
<
.shown
offering is
from
stock
common
"
was
-
interest)--.
Guarantees, and
Common
,
Outstanding
held
public offering in October, 1955, total assets of
Energy Fund, managed and distributed by Ralph E. Samuel Ac Co.,
-members of the New York Stock Exchange, -have increased -to $5,498,-*
570 from $950,216 three
years
ago. Shares outstanding "now *totai
30,988, up.from the 7,920 outstanding at the*beginning0.of the period,
In the same period, met. asset value per sharc -clinxbed 47%
from
$119.98 at the first public offering to $177.44, not including, capital
gains distributions paid during the period ^ totaling $14.18. The ranks
of shareholders have increased 10-fold to a "total of more tha»- J.IOO.
to
Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range Ry.—Earnings—
capitalizatton giving effect to present financing
split would
.
From
v
outstanding
Dec,. 15.
pur¬
'
:
be
share.
Since
Outdoor uses, such as signs, will constitute a major market for
Zerlon, Dow believes.
The company will sell only the granular "form of Zerlon from pro¬
duction facilities located at Dow's Midland, Mich., headquarters.—
V. 188, p. 1822.
The directors-on Dec. 2 declared a dividend of 20 cents per share on
"
Dcsliu-Culver
^
.
the
value.
specializing
the
'
to
payments
instalments
representing
the
par
per
;
-
to
30,000 shares presently outstanding of the 50,000 authorized^ On the
basis of the offering price of the shares on Nov.28,.* 1958, of$177<44,
Duffy-lHott Co., Inc.—Declares 20-Cent Dividend—
PROCEEDS—Net
1 common
$10
and
horn buttons, medaHions,
as
meeting
split 10-for-l, and the authorized capitalization be increased to 1,000,shares (par $1) from the presently authorized 50,000 shares with
,000
.
\
'
proceeds from the sale of the 250,000 shares of
stock -by "the company 'will be added to its .general funds
annual
,
company.
stock
new
items and boat windshields.
being*
shares
sold
totally
knobs, dials, escutcheons for major appliances, light fixtures, decorative
,
of
"being
are
a
might be molded and extruded parts-such
offered for public sale,
of the company and
iry. equal proportions * lor tire accounts of Desi Arnaz,
director, and Lucille:, Bali Amaz, Vice-President and
shares
The directors
family* of plastic molding materials
has been marketed by the Dow Chemfoal Co., It was announced on
Nov.
28.
The new material is a copolymer of styrene and methyl
methacrylate.
Trademarked Zerlon 150, the product Is a thermoplastic which Dbw
says
has excellent clarity,
procossability, and good weatherability.
Zerlon is said to be extremely tough, with good
strength, lieat resistance
and light stability.
Dow thinks the biggest markets for the product, sold in crystal form
only, lie in the automotive, appliance and sign fields.
Typical uses
Desilu Productions Inc.—Common Stock Offered—The
was
Energy Fund, Inc.—Proposes 10-for-l Stock Split—
on Dec. 1 voted to recommend to shareholders at the
Material4-
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions
and advertisements
must be made in New York funds
Publisher;
B,
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2352)
petitive bidding of the proposed sale of 500,000 shares of 5%
Fedders-Quigran Corp.—Partial Redemption—
*
lative
corporation has called for redemption on Dec.- 30, next, 1,504
■chares of its 5Vs% cumulative convertible preferred stock, 1953 series
at $50.2444 per share. Payment will be made at The Marine Midland
Trust Co. of New York, 120 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
•
Preferred stock may be converted into common stock prior to the
The
of business
Close
Dec.
on
at
26
188,
p^.2245.
net
capital
cumu-
"V
$20i;
this proposed financing
(par
proceeds from
company's
The
sale
llome-O-Nize CoM Muscatine, Iowa—Files With SEC—-
;
•
Will be used
•"The.
the
for
by this corporation of its holdings of 74,000 common shares
of Portland, Maine, was announced on Nov. 28
Idaho
*
Federated Finance Co., Lincoln, Neb.—Files With
•v
The
company
NoV.
on
covering $300,000
offered at par
EEC
'
Rahcl
Cliff
J.
proceeds
to
are
filed a letter of notification with the
6% senior subordinated debentures
denominations of $1,000 each),
through
Eugene
and
working
used for
be
Dinsmore,
C.
capital,
Neb.
Omaha,
loans,
make
to
for
The
t
additional
etc.
$400,000
in
This company which is located at 18 East 50th St., New York, N. Y.,
Nov. 28 iiled a registration statement with the SEC covering 140,000
stock
25
(par
to
cents)
be
offered
sale
public
for
'
&
in
Co.,
chased
Darien,
■
of
"finder's
a
underwriter and
<
-
fee,"
15%
of
underwriting.
additional
An
'
nature
the
by
this
of
the
14,000
common
Founder
Conn.,
15%
the
of
net
the
held
by
<
26 cents
—V.
■
Florida
balance
for
1
This
1,
1958,
ordinated
covering
debentures
registration
a
!
general corporate purposes.
$4,000,000
and
40,000
statement
6%
of
shares
with
15-year
the
sinking
SEC
an
.Underwriting commissions
activities
and
ages
out-board
(6)
boats.
design,
The
is
parts
■
i
business
and
of
lists
C.
J.
T.
Haynsworth
Shelton
:of
end
■
160,000
Shelton.
common
■
*.
<
.
corporation's
received
order
an
Aircraft
Corp.,
Manager.
This
helicopter
'
Air
for
it
is
floats,
Cruisers
120
of
one
Mr.
an'
was
Plant
of
Petersburg
sets
Nov.
the. largest
Clark
at
helicopter
oil
pioneer
18
single
the
in
the
directors
Board
and
have
named
Hilldring
company.
•
Mr.
-
will
Net
elected
City
SEC
Belmar,.
floats
by
N.
Philip
John
from
Walter
orders
ever
field
of
.
registration
anti-fraud
Chief
as
provisions
•ale of common stock of General
Oil &
General
•
Bell
L.
Clark,
placed for'
Inflatable
of
(
Chairman
as
sucqeed Gen.
Executive
Securities
of
.*
corporation
BBC for
an
Tile
;
1958,
Act
approximately 115%
'
in
offer
p.
a
group
•
.
and
headed by
p. 2141.
given interested
The proposal con¬
an additional 12,000 shares of
subsidiary at $100 per share. The
taxes
on
°°mtrucuo"
on
-Iwo —-V.
;
p.
279,319
$320,803
$221,286
$0.94
share
General Telephone Co. of
£5
stock
outstanding
on
Sept.
30,
Calif.—Proposed Financing
This company, which is controlled
by General Telephone Corp., has
to the California P. U. Commission for
exempttion from com¬
applied
standards
the
.
;
-
,
in
of
;
-.*
,v
1950 for
the
pur¬
uranium processing plant of
a
the
time
named
of.
the ^Commission's
companies
and
the
1951
Middle
South
be
made
retained
be
whether
under
their
the
stock
interests
"integration'.'
.
in
standards
of the' Holding Company Act. Accordingly, decision on
of retentlorf had been reserved until a more appropriate
"
v.-.
:
'-7.' V. **".1
',*
% ' *•
* •*:*•...
•*.
*
■
-
■
the
1956
to
as
Power
.which
(Decatur)
and
Kentucky Utilities* (Lexington)
satisfied
=*.'
intereBt
'
,
par)
_
Sound
and
Ear"
control
amount.
of
the
p.
plus
2550.
and
be
hooked
into
an
DAR
unit,
with
built-in
vidiug both observation
and
grinding
same
188,
p.
'
1824.
This
corporation
it
was
this
acquired
On
The
by
the
.,,*
v
„
,V
;
ownership
28.
The
-.:
-
for
'
'
-
extensive
line
Utility
a
of
utility equipment division.
commercial
is
of
one
equipment for the construction
power lines.—V. 188, p. 1395.
...
of
and
truck
the
business ,-iru/isracl
of
maintenance
:
—
-
telephone and
-
'
/
1,000
Btiyar
oper.
exps.__!_
Net rev.
i88,
The
•
tions
the
in¬
7.
of. Peoria,
:
.
President
as
Angeles holds
of Los
!,>
111.,
shares of Israel
outstanding
Foundation
$3,766,873
5
-'
'
-
In?
like
a
• <
..
2,153,796
fr. ry.;opers.
v.
1958—1,0-Mos.-r 1957
$3,748,219" $35,226,348 $37,813,287
7 2.151,019
20,698.634
21,901,032
$15,912,255
$1,597,200 $14,527,714
$1,613,107
679,439
717,481
p. 1926.
Illinois
...
v
Utilities"1 Co.—SEC
6,278,814
.
r »
6,687,800
-V7-*
%
^
Issues/1 Final Ruling
-
above.—V.*188, p.* 2247.
Co.
Power
The
Ih
out
•;
known:
as
BrownvCo., prominent* cattle operators of Santa Maria, Calif. •■*
commenting on the sale Geo. G. Montgomery, President, pointpd
that it did not represent a, policy of retrenchment but rather am
adjustment to
related
and
-
**
/
7 >
that 'it? had completed negotia¬
the sale of its ZX Ranch in southern
headquarters located 40 miles north Of
the Chewacan Ranch:
Buyers are 'Sinton
with
improve
the
balance hetween
the
various
cotnpany> beef production enterprise.
; *
—* Included in the transaction, in addition to 171,000
"
.
**.
for
eserow
property
also
is
on
on_Dec.*?l; announced
company
and opened., an
Lakeview
\ and,
•
one-man
Rothberg
(26;7%h. of
fev._
Oregon."
-
Hiller Aircraft. Corp.—licenses
.English Firm—OneMan Helicopter to Be Built
by Saunders-Roe," Ltd.— ':.
8aunder^-Roe,-Ltd.,1
td^ offer
underwriting is
;•
' 7 Kern County Land Co.—Sells Ranch—
'
-
No
in enterprises located or doing business
development of the Israeli economy.
.
lists Samual
oper.
See
major: producers
'
York, filed
covering 46,-
.proposes
Electric Energy, Inc. Stock Holdings—
The former pro¬
of
and
further -the
which
Nct,.rv.%oper.' income
trailers, and " cargo " con¬
nation's
share.
New
1958,
2520.
,
Division
per
St.,
Dec.'l,
company
such
of
Railway
V '
^
Industries, Inc. Its plants at Edgerton and Stoughton, Wis., are
being
expanded with the addition of hew manufacturing lacnities at
Ha'zcfton,
Pa., scheduled to. begin pperations next
January,-The*.-comptitty. has
The
Rector
19
on
The
+Perlod End. Oct. 31— -.-r< 1958—Month—1957
,
of-Highway-Trailer
truck-trailer and
i.T
was
Railway
Popular Mechanics * Z
'V~rV.
above -tfansqctieir^was p.
$100
>.
-
Y.)—Registers With SEC—
stock.
at
18*7,7
* 7:'
rKansas City Southern Ry/—Earnings—
».•'
of
City^-V.1199,
(N.
office
.
..
'
•-
*
sale
vestors. common stock.
"v
whose headquarters are at La-'Crosse, Wis.,
is a motor common, carrier which serves
eight-Midwestern States und
Pennsylvania from 28 major terminals located-throughout-its
territory.
Highway Trailer Co. is a wholly-ownerl subsidiary
an
-
-
,
*
pro-
'
v.*
Corp.
amount; of. the. shai-®..;;;"
a
•*
principal
the
Y.—-V.
1.
organized under Delaware law on Oct. 14, 1958,
citizens and residents
"for
the
primary, purpose of
company
and tnVncr
«
'*...t
a
at
N.
*.7
*.,.
7.
The' orospectus
-
duces
••••
.7
elsewhere
chart
Gateway Transportation,
tainers.
$100
made
York,
.
common
public
American
doing
Highway Trailer Industries, Inc.—Large Order Rec'd
both
each
be
New
methods..
.'*,
"
1
;*
intelfds tb invest substantially all of the net proceeds
of
the ,Stock■ sale rib private
investment opportunities 'in "Israel ill7"
; accordance
with
it? investment policies.
As, a fundamental policy,
the company will concentrate its investments in' enterprises located or
Gateway Transportation Co. is adding 50 new Highway^ Trailers -to "its ;
fleet, it was announced on Nov. 21 by Harold
Meagher; President of
Highway Trailer Co.
r'.
•
Montreal,
The> company
.
'
%'
its
Kentucky
;
;!*:*.-
:
next; through
3%^, -first mortgage
its
will
Payment
of
Jan.: l,
on
of
$101.09 per
investing in private .industries located in the State of Israel.'' It has
registered with the SEC under the Investment -Company Act of 1940 as
a
closed-end;,non-diversified management investment company. The
subscription price for its shares-may be paid in cash, or by trans¬
'*?■ ferring to the
company, certain State of Israel Bonds,
or by a conl-
unit'/; but wittifp-day
"
Nov.
stock
of
volved,
.
has
announced
Bank
.
shares
j
ob-
function,bbut employing
'v.
*.**/."
■:
DAR
the
at
corporation, which is located at
registration statement with the SEC
a
*
circular
feeclvcontroh r
as
of
7 -7
•
260
grinding ;mill
a
'24-hour
circulur-chart^ recorder,
mill
function
redemption
y
'
existing "Electric Ear" feed control
24-liour
for
series B
,
..
.
'•
provides'
a
'
■-'■
'•
•«
,
fund,!$355,(ioo
accrued" interest.
agency
x
called
inc. sinking
trust bonds,
Israel Investors
Hardingc engineers,
by its -application.'' *
'
are;
using
has
company
collateral
bination
which
Recorder,
control),
7 '''
This
?
.
:
to
to 20%
Co.; Inc., at
,L,
provide sound recording' features not
possible both automatic capacity control
models
.'
•
operation„oi
'
:
•
stock
common
by Blyth &
Interprovincial Pipe Line Co.—Partial Redemption—
f'
.
"Electric
4
dealer's concession Of 65 cents per
is still being continued.—V. 188,
a
;
•
■
Dec.
on
'The*, offering
445.
50,743,345
m7kle
was
share, .with
per
share/
.
Inc.—Secondary Offering—
leases
totaling
parts of
-
the
'
-
of fee land
acres
than a miHion_.addition»l
acres, were all of the ranch equipment and operating inventories arid
over 18,000 head of cattle.! The buyers have Indicated: that* they
will
retain present personnel and plan, to continue the operation as one of
tlie large
grazing
-
more
cattle ranches in the West.
:
As part oL^the'consideration in the transaction Kern acquired two
% properties near Paso Robles, Calif.: th& Santa-Rita. Ranch,, a 6,000-acre
*
of
Southampton,* England, Will produce under
"Rotorcycle" helicopter of Hiller Aircraft Cbfp., "it
revealed on Nov. 19 by Hiller Executive
Vice-President Edward
Bolton.
Mr. Bolton stated that Killer's,
European distributor; Com¬
mandant Henry .Boris of "Hclicop-Air,"
Piu,ls7 is the licensee, and that
.
cattle
property/and the Alliance Ranch,
a
500-acre farm.
Total-con¬
-
381,850
->
1044.
.
.
21,728,950
;
and
efficiency 10%
(without
was
$2,048,429
500,605
702,653
"
r
common
under
•
secondary offering of 7,500 shares of
,? $25
sideration
T.
1957
$3,693,262
income..
341,626 shares of
1€8,
••
.*.
-originated by E. F. Hutton & Coi,.of New York
'
1958
income.!
could
could
November
"i (no
units
making
TJic DARS unit, for
strip-chart recorder.—V.
,
'
was
*Thevsellers
7..
disclosed.'
not
were
represented
by R. PardowJHqqper- of S»n
Francisco,
-
*
Calif., and the buyers by Ham McCaughey of Ben Edwards & Associates,
to build the; Rqtorcycle. .,
"
♦
,»
- *»•
-'Reno, Nev.—V. 188, p. 2031. *
J" " '
"7" '.
large English firm will manufacture an ihitfal production
quantity
*. '
tiny helicopters, five of which will be" for U. S.' Marine
Corp's
he has su1»-licensed Saunders-Roe
The
of
the
field
•^■?et^arnin^
♦Earnings per Common
f
-
New
similar
fc'ar"
Portable
can
It
Magazine,
.
on
'
persons
hearing thereon.
,
taxes
;;
unit, or used separately.
The PSRS model, identical to the PSR in
9-day continuous strip type recorder.
"
■-v
General Transistor
Corp. (& Subs.)- -Earnings
Up—
for
21,098,300
Hearst Corp.—Acquisition—
GPU of
0 Months Ended Sept. 30—
Provision
"
p.
l'50,738,305
......
Hardinge "Electric Ear"
unit
license the
"Income before
At
three
the
announced
Section 10 of the Act.
The SEC also approved the purchase of Middle South's 10.%
in Electric Energy by Kentucky Utilities, thus
increasing the
2029.
of the issue.
its lr<*"iUry ln rsrt **
..Net sales
very
available,
PSR,
The
Corp.—To Increase Holdings
stock; and the SEC has
to request a
;
them
organized
was
;
1
10
question
Illinois
;
-'Wio'
new'."Electric
recorder.
;
subsidiary
i
6,326,245
2,705,961
.
anil continuous observation of grinding
mill'performance.*
The
"Electric Ear" feed control,
Tim
$1,200,060
common
are
observation
subsidiary, Metropolitan Edison Co., of
have'.Joined in the filing of an application with the
order authorizing GPU to
purchase an additional
until
11,188,753
5,.286,502
according
Its
templates the purchase by
the
stock of the
orders
The new
Pa.,
nLii np! '?o
Dec. 19,
'
and
the
ruling
Energy
Section
A
'
has increased grinding mill
were 2,352,440 shares subscribed
The balance of 125,824 shares
General Public Utilities
This
by
Dec.
the
SEC
reopened the proceedings to consider
jurisdiction had been reserved. Hearings were
hekl from time to time; and upon the
basis,of the -evidence estab¬
lished for the record in these further
proceedings, the SEC ruled that
the retention of Electric Energy, stock
by Union Electric. (St., Louis),
-
a
,
opers!
ry.
income—"...
1925.
:T,
previously
as
the
Corp. See also V. 188,
■Reading,
Commission.
permitting
definitive
a
Ir.
.1958—Month—1957, > JL958—10 Mos.~rl957
Tlie company
announces
four hew
servation units for
grinding mills.
of
Hilldring
Officer
Industries, Inc.—V. 188,
The offering was underwritten
by
Stone & Webster
Securities
!'
the
Inc.;"to
( the Issues
Hardinge Co., Inc.—New Grinding Control arid Obser¬
«b©uig allotted, under the terms of the
additional
■subscription privilege, to subscriptions received
in the
amount of 498,209 additional
shares.- Total subscriptions
received amounted to
for
acquire Electric Energy stock, the Commission stated
that .the national ettiergericy and the exigencies of national defense
did riot then permit th£ development of an
adequate record-upon which
of
Ity.—Earnings—
vation Units Now Available—
of rights.
exercise
issued
holdings of Electric
Kentucky Utilities Co. and
Co.,
.
111.,
Indiana Gas & Water Co.,
.
Public
dpirccl Dec. 2, 1958, there
for
retainable
are
of Joppa,
Energy
Utilities
ability
546!%;
p.
York. International Airport facility.
each includes a jet fuel control
test stand, Jet fuel
pump test stand and a Jet fuel nozzle test stand.
TJ10 amount of each order was placed at close to $100,000, with
delivery
expected early in 1959.—V. 188, p. 2142.
'
■
1
floats
Service Corp.—Stock
Offering Over¬
subscribed—Norman R. Steinmetz,
President, announced
mi Dec. .1 that of the
2,478,264 shares of common stock
offered to common stockholders
under rights which exon
oper.
188, )).
Both
a
and
because of this material's
radiation.—V.-188;
Co.—Opens New Supermarket— *
which will be installed at their
v
Hilldring
M. Dinkins to
continue
be
77 77 ^
on
ruled'that
Power
Atomic
decision
.
future
and
it
supplying electric energy to
* time. *,
The second order was isskied
by SMc Instruments & Accessories, Inc.7
a large independent overhaul
organization Ideated at New York International Airport. This order Covers a similar set of
Jet test equipments
.
has
J.,
the
York Regional Office
announced oh Nov.
26, 1958
complaint (U. S. D. C., S. D. N. Y.) seeking to enjoin
-Sidney B. Josephson, Stratford Securities
Co., Inc., Samuel P. Lewis,
Joseph Schwartz and
Pauline Edith
Lewis
from
further
.violating
.
temperatures
Sweden.
New
of
energy
in the
by Illinois
Co.,
Energy
-
Corp.—Changes in Personnel
Gen.
•
would
Commission
which
in
Holding Company. Act.
1 the
.
.
Exchange
pose of
quantities
Details of two orders received for commercial
Jet test equipment wev«;,JV
disclosed by Edward M. Greer, President, on Nov. 19. '•
'
Ecaiuiinavian Airlines-System (SAS1
placed one order for Jet test*
equipment which will be ifced at their overhaul facility in
Stockholm,
Dinkins
filing
pilot
stock
Inc.,
Electric
developed by this company for use in the
field?, he stated.He' predicted an in¬
nuclear
of ceramics
fr.
rev.
l'y.
—V.
as
General Oil &
Industries, Inc.—SEC Files Complaint—
The
of
and
decision
a
Electric
The
Joined the company
in
1955
as
Vice-President
and
Manager of its clyestuff and chemical division. He was elected
to the company's board of directors in
April of 1956.—V. 187, p. 1894.
the
production
of
':■> Electric-
•
25,099,909 2i0,382,014 235.788,474
General
.
."*/*.•
v.7
Greer Hydraulics Inc.—Awarded Two Contracts—
;
..
the
»
.1.8,773,664 159,643,709 179,045,129
,*
-
Gen.
the
in
7",
..
16,450,551
Net
7'7
President.
;
•
27,639,304
*
helicopters and has been engaged in the
design, development and
manufacturing of these products for the past 15 years.—>V. 188,
p. 2245.
General Aniline & Film
Securities
Energy.
stated.
early
'
notes
Energy, Inc. Stock Holdings—
The
:
issuance
" 4
■'
exps,„,_
for
The
■:**>'.
rev.„l_^„
,
of
tric
'*
off -t 7
were
oper.
some
Division
announced
was
1958
oper.
■
Helicopter Floats Order—
Cruisers
months' of
nine
Railway
,
Air
reduced
and
Railway
shares held In equal amounts by Haynsworth and
- '
t
Garrett Corp.—Receives
The
engaged
Period End..Oct. 31—
as
Board
President. The
$575,000 'of indebtedness,
shares held by Haynsworth),
St:
outstanding, in addition to
8,000 .shares, of preferred stock (7,200
first
r
Great Northern
i/j
company
•
company has
a
;
..
.
business; $575,000 for liquidation of bank loan and installment
and $650,000 unallocated, but will be utilized in the genfield,'
'
-
prospectus
Chairman and
J.
sprinkling
The
distribution
the
contracting
The
seeks
now
expiration date to
further
extension
until
holdings
company opened a new supermarket on Dec. 3 in
Peterborough, >>- of the latter to 20%. Union Electric's holdings amount'.to- 405^ and
New Hampshire.
v •
:'v7
IllinoisPower's 20%.-, The remaining 20%. stock interest'-.in ^Electric
The
8,000 square foot market, in a
shopping center which has
% Energy is ;held by.--Central Illinois Public Service Co., whose
acquisition
parking for 220 cars, will offer a complete food .marketing servicC^'to V did"not
require SEC approval.^—V. 188, p.. 894.
—
•residents of the Peterborough area.—V.
188, p. *2246. "I
'
obligation;
eral
lawn
no
on
successfully
and
use
,
,
the
for
or
consequence, he said, utility earnihgs
a
V:^ v:jr~
Grand Union
,the development of its concept of prefabrication ("utilization of mass
production procedures to build large numbers of custom designed
thomes of wide appeal"), and applying this concept to the
building
of complete family housing projects.
Of the proceeds of this financing, $765,000 is to be used for
tlip
purchase and development of subdivision land, including
shopping
center sites;
$350,000 for new equipment and project site facilities;
.$1,760,000 for financing and
expanding the
company's component
,
-
-
the
the.Integra Won standards of
pro¬
stock.
common
manufacture
main
applicant
extended
■
of
company
and
The
1959.. %
31,
Commission
Illinois Power Co.—SEC Issues Final Ruling on Elec¬
especially along the eastern seaboard.
little
As
•
resist high
to
listed
arc
being
creased
contracting;
components;
small
of
the
of
,cral construction
1958.
the
company
said the short-term
continued construction, extension and
sub¬
It
27,
The
making the
also
at $5.30 per unit.
.
and its subsidiaries include (1) gen(2) sub-division development; (3) com¬
mercial
construction; (4) erection of housing projects;
(5)
design,
;manufacture and distribution of home and commercial building pack¬
The
years,;
in
1155.
p.
electronic
on
fund
Maturity—
.
other branches of the armed services..
announcement, C. W. Planje, President pointed out
that tlie guided missile field is
only one of the new areas in which
his company is conducting ceramic research.
Ceramic components arc
In
to offer $100 of debentures with one common share attached
offering price of $110 per unit ($10 for the common share),
posed
at
filed
Note
up to $40,000,000 in promissory notes.
%
r
April 24, 1957, authorized the company to issue unseaggregating $40,000,000 to banks on or. before Feb. 28,
Feb.
31,
Dec.
in rate increases
share by comparison with the like period last year.
The company is also
of ceramic radomes for
Builders, Inc., St. Petersburg:, Fla.—Registers
and Exchange Commission— -
company
32
of water.
Waterworks
conclusion.-•
With Securities
Dec.
On
Dec.
He added
process.
Nov; 19 announced receijp, of a, $215,000 classified
contract
from
Headquarters,
Air MaterialiCommand,
Aernonautical
f
Systems Center; Wright* Field,' Los Angeles, Calif., 7 for the second
X
(pliase -in the development of a radome (nose' cone for guided missiles)
from high purity ceramic oxides . This is. the second contract Twhich ' 7
the company has
received from the Air. Force for ceramic radome '.7 i
development,
the first phase having been brought, to a successful
\.
V
77"
•
■
":V
proceeds of its sale of the 140,000 common shares will be applied
following items: $350,000 for the outfitting and equipping of
additional studio facilities:
$100,000 for the purchase of additional
video
tape equipment; $75,000 for general expansion of sales and
production facilities: $75,000 for investment in the field of producing
the
188,
in
noted,
common
a
This company
the
and
of
more
1958.
*
Gladding, McBean <fc Co.—Receives Radome Contract
f
Ransohoff, of
registered for
Net
series;
stages
of $300,000
another
for
Extend
on
notes
Union
mercials.
television film
various
applications
profits
underwriting
and
he
normal uses
General
of
warrants pur¬
Martin
an
that
Co.—To
a supplemental application
with the Federal
seeking to extend the expiration date on an authori¬
issue
FPC,
cured
apply for next year.
that two other sales of
wettest
and
other
-
shares
The
,
would
resulted,
;
President, are also being
sale through the underwriter. Giving effect to such sale, Mr. Ransohoff
and his family will have power to vote 31% of the shares to be *out.standing after sale of the 140,000 shares.
" "
The
company Is principally engaged in producing television com¬
'to
coldest
This
agreed to sell 16,000 common stock purchase warrants to the under¬
writer at a price of 1 cent per warrant, each entitling the holder to
purchase one common share at $5.25 per share at any time on or
before Dec. 31, 1963.-The underwriter has agreed to pay F. Eberstadt
provide
Power
to
zation
been' granted rate
estimated $400,000 in
General* has
and
with-the'8130
of notification
This company has filCd
Power Commission
and
taxes
letter
a
improvement of operating facili¬
possibility
property by General might,
ties, including the Oxbow unit of its Hell's Canyon project (No. 1971).
come through In December was disclosed
by Mr. Butcher. "Unless they ;" >
'
do," lie said, "General's net income for 1958 will not be as large as •'» —V.: 188. p. 1519
111 1957."
He pointed out that this past Spring and Summer were the
7
'
through S. D. Fuller & Co. The public offering price and under¬
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment. The company also has
in
are
reserves' for
*
to
annually
increases
after
f
that
exclusive of upwards
were
Hie
o
on
common
General
'
announced
communities
revenues
rate
these
that
share
common
a
'
also
nine
gross
that
of
cents
*
Butcher
Mr.
increases
Filmways, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
chares
30
to
other charges.
10-year
(In
Co.
&
amounted
17
of
be
to
by Howard Butcher, III, President. He said that with*this transaction
General's dVcr-air profit on sale of property for. the 'year to date
SEC
19'filed
Nov.
on
•
of Consumers Water Co.
-
company
covering, l,0(Kt- shares of. common stock (par $10; to- be offered" -fit
$25 per share,
without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used
for construction,
repayment of loans and purchase and installation
of machinery-;;and' equipment.—V.
185, p. 29i4.
*''■'■■■ .**
i
improvement program^—V/187,'p. 1432.
General Waterworks Corp.—Sells Consumers Water Stk.
of common
rate of 3.755051 shares
the
preferred.—V.
of
share
for each
stock
preferred
The
;Monday; December 4 1958
evaluation.
An
for
undisclosed
additionalZquantity/. will be included
demonstration, and for evaluation by European military agencies.-* t ,'
Is one of Europe's oldest and
largest manufacturing
complexes, known for its giant flying boats, sea-based fighters,' heli¬
copters, and high speed jet and rocket aircraft as- well as
"patroltorpedo boats, landing craft, electronic
equipment,,trucks, and many
;
items.
,
.
:
;t'
*77
Laurentiaii Textile Co., Ltd.—Partial1 Redemption— 7
There
Saunders-Roe
other industrial
^
.
have
been
recently
$45^00 of its 4%-4bonds
called
dated
for; redemption
Dec.
1,
1950,
on" Dec.
due Dec. 1,
102%.1 Pay meetwill; be made at any; branch in
Quebec of the Banque Canadienne Nationale..........
_
the
1,
last,
1965
Province
(it
of
,,
The Saunders-Roe Helicopter
Division
is
currently, producing % the
two-place "Skeeter" helicopter and has recently*.; introduced a new
five-place turbine-powered P. 531 helicopter.—V. 188,
p. 1824.
„»
-.Lauta.ro Nitrate Co., Ltd.—Partial-Redemption
The
of " its
<mrporation has called for redemption otf'-Dfccr-31, next;
first
mortgage
income
bonds
due
Dec,* 31,
1975
*
$66,000
(exchangeable..
_
for. Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp.)
4%
first mortgage bonds dtfe Dec. 31,
of the purchase for
Terms
,4960,-at 103%.. Payment will be,made at«the City,, BankFarmers Trust
Co.V-,22 William Street; New jYork, N. Y.—-V:' 112] jr. 965.' %
the privately-held company include 12,500
an undis-
stack (par
.-shares, of-Monogram Precision; Industries, common stock and
'i: closed-surn?of" hiSney."—T"88,- p. 2031," '
.
rities
10 cents), at a price of $1 per share.
being offered as a speculation.
are
The
secu¬
proceeds from the .financing will be used by tfcto
company, to
defray1 the cost of test equipment, engineering
costs,,
sales
expenses;" and for working capital for
administration,
plant
overhead, additional equipment and expansion.
PROCEEDS—Net
b
Navigation Co.—Postpones Div. Action
Lehigh Coal &
G.
M.
Dodson,
November
President,
meeting
or
which/payment, .of
have
188, P.
Period End. Oct. 31—
■'
'
Net
Net
Long Island
Offered—Of
Casualty
Insurance
Publicly
stock (par
the
100,0001 shares of capital
$2.'50) recently offered for subscription by stockholders
at $6 per share, 4,190 shares were subscribed
for, includ¬
.J^bbb-
'
The
stockholders
given, the
stock
of /.record
rate
surplus.
•
.
net
-'■/
~r'
1957.
A
it
the
by
license
company
to
;
25, ■* 1957.
engaged
acti/e
and.
accident
group
order
•
to
used
of
in
the
State*
the
1057;"- until
activities,
and
*
New
or
initial
to
v
atva
price
$3.75
of
.--i
share,
per
r
v^'V'
-h
■>-,
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING •/'
,
*_
-r-V.
138,
$2.50)
(par
; '
p.. 2031.
•'
'
'
v.;
.
•
-
-
Railway,
oper.
1
4.
.,,1,284,371
exps
"
Net rev.
—V.
$2,213,026
fr.
;
'
-
.
ry.* opers.
r
.
■
Mos.—1957
!
•
1957.'
Total /operating
respective periods.""
$5,573,000.
was
and
1
"
.
U
•
...
331,352
(
.
.
2,287.757 A 3,290.432
V;.
-
&
Luckman
below.
;
*
plans
company
called
approval.
The
Co.
a
owns
to
change "its
r
■
*. j'.
Authorized
a-special
new
meeting
be
would
name
for
majority of McColl's
16! to
Dec.
effective
seek
'
*
,
.The
188,
corporation
covering
Nov.
on
90,000
filed,
24
shares
of
letter
a
; :
2'A
at
$2.75
share,
per
-
-
T
<
,
' '
acquisition
more
-
4.50%
is offering its
company
1,990,000
of record Dec. 4, 1958 rights to subscribe at 100% for
$6*035,400 of 4%% convertible subordinated debentures,
due 1978, on the basis of $100 principal amount of de*
ers
w-s
i
v
.
-
4,465264'
4,^65,264
(par
25^,170
,
lob,000 shs.
$100) "
A
r
bentures for each 20-shares of
stock held.
common
debentures unsubscribed at the termination of the offer
oil Dec. 19 will be purchased
by an underwriting group
headed by The First Boston Corp.
'
The
debentures
(with
are
previously
Unless
redeemed,
debentures
subject
convertible
taken
at
their
at
into
-
100,000 shs.
•"
ambUnt)
principal
common
of
$55
share,
at. 104.63%
the
of
and
at
the
the
option of the company, in whole or
principal amount to and Including Dee.
redemption
decreasing prices. thereafter,
date. -. :
*.
<
together
,f
.
with accrued
1,
Dillon,
Co.
&
Burns
Union
$1,006,000
Co.—.1,600,000
&
Inc.'
-
—_
'
Shelby
Dickson
S.
&
i PROCEEDS—Of.the proceeds from the sale,
approximately $3,600,000
be used to finance expansion of the
company's fcltrie acid" manu¬
facilities atJts plant at Elkhart, Ind.,_which is .scheduled,
for comigetion 1n late 1959.
Under consideration, is th& 'vse of-about
$1,400,000 for the construction and equipping of enlarged research
have
agreed
amounts
'
Davis
to
if
'
&
a
500.000
:
•
BUSINESS—Corporation. produces
V
sional
pharmaceutical
the company's
most
EARNINGS—In
the
compared
products
the
with-net
for the same period
months
nine
to
sales
Sept.
and net
$34,564,000
and
of 1957.
30," 1958
income
net
:
'*
*• *
-
ended
$39,847,000
of
-a
net
•
;*•
-
sales
300,000
tion
300,000
NSP has been able to improve its earnings position
control of expenses, Mr. King stated.
He indicated
that the company's earnings per share this year will be around $1.29.
Mr. King expects next year's earnings to be around $1.36 to $1.38 per
share
on
the average
number of shares outstanding for the year,
with a slight variation from these figbres possible depending on th®
son
CoL.
&
Cohu
&
Bioren
&
the
Beane
200,000
•
of
of
the
effect
company
$8,115,400 ; in
%
•
Net
the
Sept.
18,878
sale
shares
1,208,087
of
■
■
of
shares
consisted
AVs^o
ol'
,
Railway
oper.
rev.—*
Railway
oper.
cxps
Net
Net
rev.
ry,
fr.
ry.
1958—Month—1957
$4,481,289
—
term
2,550,071
1,650,315
1,504,891
17,277,753
3;034,885
2,956,600
32,173,359
27,675,669
2,669,905
2,565,758
27,516,497
SEC
14,880,215
1928.
24,020,026
;
■
3,378.G5r
Airlines
Inc.—Loan Agreement
32,664,372
$912,786
922,081
$6,610,924
$7,684,45-1'
346,612
2,937,993
2,673,330
V.
1927. "
of New York..
-The
net proceeds • will be used to complete
jet acquisition program.—V. 188, p. 2032,
.
at
cents
50
stockholders
The
Monogram Precision Industries, Ine.—Acquisition—
Monogram
$4,000,000.
Precision
Industries
a
total
backlog
in
New
Orleans Public
the
of
in
issued
has
...
.
Service Inc.
present
annual
rate
of
production
is
$1,000,000.
anticipated that this will be increased almost immediately to
rate
in
excess
are
substantially
gram's .sales
increase
*
Dec. 4—V.
—
Surplus Transfer
an
over
of
now
$3,000,000.
and
have
Mr.
been
Smith, stated
at
the
new
an
It
is
annual
division's
profitable level arm should
enhance Monogram Precision Industries' earnings. Mono¬
fop October .-were recently reported at $610,000—a 96%
October 1957, when sales were $311,000.
1
<
PWschtly* located
in
Witt be'moved
shortly
Angeles, Calif.,
owned
Pasadena, .Calif.,
to
the
former
by Monogram
a
Wickland ,Manufacturing
Timm
Aircraft
facilities
Precision Industries.
in
$2,00*1,000
188, p. 543.
,
.
Co,
Los
through Cosby & Co., Clearwater,
working capital.—V. 175, p. 919. ,
authorized by a large
Dec. 2
certificate
of
Fla.
-
majority an amend¬
providing fox
incorporation
of common stock
of shares
and a
fouf-for-
three shares held on Dec. 3,
11, 1958.—V. 188, p. 2292.
Dec.
on
ORRadio Industries
*
corporation
The
SEC
;
Inc.,
~
.
.
Opelika, Ala,
—
Files With
at
$2
20
Nov.
filed
a
letter of notification with the
per
Warrants expire on Nov. 14, 1959. No underwriting is
are to be used for manufacturing and selling
184, p. 922.
offering.
prior
on
Commission—
32,255 shares of common stock (par 25 cents)
to be
share to holders of warrants in connection with a
covering
issued
proceeds
involved.
The
magnetic
tapes.—V.
Oxford Life Insurance Co.,
Corp.—Private Placement—This company has
a
2184,
~
15-year 5% loan from the Pru¬
dential Insurance Co. of America, it was announced on
obtained,
p.
the distribution on Dec. 10, 1958
1958.
also exoected that the common stock will be quoted cx-distribu-
It is
tion
on
the number
share for each
one
entire
company's
order authorizing this company to transfer
capital surplus/ as of Dec. 3h 1958, the sum
of'50 cents per share of its outstanding common stock? or an aggregate
of 'j $710,264.89.
A,t
Sept.
30,
1958,
the company's earned surplus
amounted to ,$11,645,342. The proposed earned surplus transfer will'
convert, a portion of such earned surplus into a more permanent form
of capital.—V.; 183, p. -2184.
T •*•'
SEC
The
SEC
Phoenix, Scottsdale, Aria.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
company
Nov.
on
20
filed
a
letter
of
covering 300,000 shares-of common stock
at $1 per share, without underwriting.
offered
be
used
for
notification with the
(par 30 cents) to be
The proceeds are to
working capital.
.
Pacific Eleetric Ry.—Earnings—
North America Bowling,
of
'
in
stock-split which will result in
three
$40,000,000
Bank and
from earned'surplus. to
This
Wickland's
operations
excess
kilowatt-hour sales
,
;
Norbute
The new division manufactures sanitation equipment for the forestry
service, aircraft companies, rural areas and others. Wicklund's patented
flushing toilet systems for aircraft have been accepted for use' in
virtually all jet airliners. Its present backlog of more than $1,000,000
will give
share,
per
corporation's
the
to
increase
'—Files With
Acquisition by this company of Wickland Manufacturing Co. has
been, completed, Benjamin B. Smith, President, announced on Nov. 15.
in
Oklahoma Natural Gas Co.—Stock Split Voted—
;
Signed—
jeported on Dec. 5 that the company has signed a
agreement with the Chemical Corn Exchange
188,
The proceeds are to be used for
ment
loan
The
$40,348 823
29,863,602
increases
covering
offered
•
'
,
The First National City Bank
stock,
1958—10 Mos—1957
$4,291,437 $36,474,526
$1,596,700
opers.
13,155,997
2,725,248
financial plans.—V.
Securities and Exchange
2,884,589
oper./income*
188, p.
133,600,173 126,220,966
27,943,402-. 23,392,644
.15,366,161
-
•
of:-
cumulative
common
normal
corporation on Nov. 24 filed a letter of notification with the
600,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to b«
The
20,167,559 210,994,687 192,169,494
22,776,609
charges——-. ',
188, p.
National
debentures
new
i.958
30,
than
less
year,
Nylonet Corp., Miami, Fla.—Files With SEC—
1958—10 Mos.—1957
an
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR.—Earns.
Period End. Oct. 31—
*
operating; income
Net after
—V.
$2;200,000
:
•
to
of
as
long-term
debt;
and
preferml stock,
par
$25;
par $2l—V. 188r p. 2184.
1958—Month—1957 ;
Other operating taxes—
It was
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
capitalization
of
face
careful
company's
Telegraph Co.—Earns.
&
to. $2,762,000,
income
the
past
through
200,000
Co,_
Williston &
R.
accordingly."
In
Stet¬
—
$
• .>
of
on this basis and will
transmission and distribu¬
expectancy
provide the needed capacity in generation,
Telephone
States
Period. E'hd. Oct. 31—
sells home • remedies, profes¬
fine chemicals.-. Alka-Seltzer is,s
" '
projected our peak load
"We
500.0001
J.
Operating revenues——
Operating
expenses——
Federal income".'taxes-
,•#;
■
have
500.000
Co
and
and
important product.
amounted
company
;
...
years.
"This will, make an average increase for the 12 years of 7.4%, or
bit better than the expected doubling each 10 years," Mr. King added.
&
.
sales/
' ;
than 7% during the period from
nearly equal increase in the next
a
five
'
and a pilot plant at Elkhart.
The balance of proceeds Will
additional working capital' required to carry increased inven¬
and receivables resulting, from the company's expanded volume-
_
satisfactory market for preferred stock.
Mr. King told
NSP maintained an annual Increase in kilowatt-hour
a
equivalent to slightly more
1951 through 1957 and anticipates
500,000
Mountain
facilities
of
is
there
sales
Co
BocttCher
600,000
facturing
tories
four
the analysts.that
Will
supply
next
&
Wlnslow,
Inc.——:
the
McDonnell
Co.,
J— :■ 700,000
Hammill &;
&• Co,
-
expenditures for
1961, and $57,000,000 in 1962.., Mr. King indicated that the company's
financing plans contemplated bank borrowings until after
middle
of next year.
The company then expects to put out a
common
stock issue and possibly a $15,000,000 preferred stock Issue
Denton,
Co._I
&
construction
Power's
State
the
the
of
Minnesota.
middle
the
in
immediate
500,000
Auchincloss, Parker Sc
'Redpath
——_1——
—V. il88,-p. 2031,-. *
Weetien
^
—
Haupt
700,000
to
activity
(Minn.)
;
years will total about $223,000,000 Mr. King revealed, of which $58,000,000 will probably be sepnt in 1959, $65,000,000 in 1960, $43,000,000 in
for issuance
' -
Co.
continued growth and high business
the
in
Red. Wing,
begin
may
Northern
provi¬
$500,000
Cullom
Ira
Inc.
1959,
the
>_
1,000,000
&
&
Bros.
Rothschild
F.
Sliearson,
part,
interest
;
»v,
^
-
in
below
named
Goodbody
R,
adjustment in Certain events.
They will be entitled to an
animal sinking fund commencing Dec; 1, 1964 sufficient to retire-a
mifaimum of 92.7% ' of the debentures prior to maturity.
They are
at
with
-
underwriters
Stock
Co.
.
a few
Construction at the Red Roclc
sixties apd at Prairie Island around
1970. By that time the company will be ;large enough to install units
of
200,000 kilowatts or larger.
Each of these plants will probably
have ultimate capacities totaling a million kilowatts or more.
$2,000,221 shs.
'"1
•'
1,000,000
L.
to
also redeemable
compliance
Ladenburg, -Thalmtmn "t
&
Co,
stobk
per
be; issued- upon
may
the company the respective principal
opposite'their names:
> ri"
set
Stearns
Bear,
of
**"
from
Securities
;
price
.
large, steam plant at Prairie Island on the Mississippi,
north' of
miles
>
50,000 shs.
-
2,50(1,000 shs.
par)*^—i—j
bonds
"
-
bonds
Eastman
stock-until-maturity,
common
conversion
a
($5
UNDERWRITERS—The
purchase
new-
\
•
from Northern's supplies
King "outlined plans for NSP
building expenditures averaging
than $55,000,000 annually for the next four years and discussed
site
conversion of the debentures, subject to adjustment under certain
conditions:
Any
\
come
Plans
Power
States
confidence
another'
;^53,X70
,
series'%—'
-stock
^Additional
upon
.
"The
1,880/000
10,000,000
sions of the indenture.
J.* ;
^
,
lExclusive of 370,370 shares of common stock reserved
stockhold¬
common
■
will
plans for adding at least a million and a half kilowatts of
generating capacity in the next 12 years.
study growth and expansion of business in the NSP area,"
Mr.
King said, "make it necessary for us to plan our major con¬
struction
many
years
in- advance."
In preparation for this th®
company
has already acquired the land for a large steam electri®
generating plant on the Mississippi River at Red Rock, a few milea
south of St. Paul, and is in the process of acquiring property for
.
.
lAa-lZ;
series
4.70%
Convertible "Deben¬
;
new
1,
i,,;
properties - of
Cooperative,
Inc. '
term
obligations
stock1 cunlulative
Preferred
'
Strauss.
Mr.
further
3,900,000
of
Electric
1058-1967
due
•
said
.the area served by this company was expressed on Dec. 3 by Allen
King, President, at a meeting with security analysts in New York*
Mr.
.
S. Govarising;,
U.
s.
,
1977—r 10,000,000
1,
June
of
t
f
;
due. 1958-1987
Full
'
,
$3,900,000
Nov.
J
5,950,000
10,000,000
-
tures—This
ground,
Financing in 1959—
•
1983—.
due
notes
due
debentures
Cotnmon
Laboratories,3 Inc.—Offers
the
Northern
"
*
'
Charles
N.
Miles
Strauss,
on
in Southwestern United States. The new program will add 130 million
cubic feet daily to Northern's pipeline capacity.
The new applications will include an extension of Northern's systeml
from the Twin Cities to Duluth, Minn.;: Superior, Wis.; and, the Iron
Ranges1, v"
J
Mr. Strauss said that at a later date, after the Canadian gas supply
situation is sufficiently clarified, Northern intends to propose servie®
to
a
Grand Forks; North Dakota, extension;
a Willmar,
Minnesota,
extension; and an Eau Claire, Wisconsin extension.—V. 188, p. 2292.
'
•
'
—
Miscellaneous '* long
stock
common
through
Dec,'1,
Indirect obligations1 to
Dakotas
the
(par- 20 .cents)
to be
Plohn & Co.; New York,
,Y. The proceeds are to be used for payments-on-contract to pur¬
chase
invention; research and development expenses; and working
capital.
offered
;
"
1,
—
due
ernmci-t—
from
with
W. ' A.
the Federal Power Commission
workable,
j
1,300,000
assumed—
3n.'»fo sinking' fund
1967' J—
>;•.
;r
-
•
of-notification
;
?
1958-
April;
—
47a%
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Vice-President. A recent decision
denied service to 208 of the com¬
that Northern's Redfield, Iowa, underground
storage project was not sufficiently proven to be used for main lin«
capacitV ox 50 fnillion cubic feet a day.
Northern will overcome this objection in its new filing, Mr, Strauss
Administrative
to
munities
$5,330,876
sinking fund bonds due March
1,1975
b '.'o " series
Co.
,
Files
—
'
mortgage pipe line bonds, 3&#.;
series due, June 1, 1970, issued by
MontanurWyomhig
Gas
Pipe
Line
i'
Texas
1864.
p,
Meclimetal-Tronics Inc., Rochelle Park, N. J.
1976—.
•First
^
Ltd./
shareholders
Feb.,-2,,- 1939.
shares,—V.
common
these
by
'
Outstanding
$5,200,000
;
4,000,000
/ 4,000,000
3,000,000
5,000,000
1959-1971.
S1,
'
to'"Texaco1 Canada,
name
1,
April
bonds'* due
serial
3^8%
'
.
b---bb
'■
.
seven
1,500,000
3.50%
Associates—New Name—
new
Iowa, 119 in Minnesota, 17 in South Dakota,
in Winconsin and one in Illinois.
communities was sought previously, according:
170 in
all of
to
326
serve
Gas reserves for the new program
1963
;■
.
-
-
series-due
'SVs'/o.. series due Sept. 1, 1979
3.10.%'serial bonds due Dec, 1,
$7,18*£578 >$8.266;768
$831,508
Nebraska,
Service
,
1965
3 Va'%
3%
McColl-Frontenac Oil Co., Ltd.—To Change
Ngme—
and. has
SEC
income
" .
*
.
series due Sept. -1,/1970—_
series due Nov, 1, 1972—
.3%
,
.
/-
;
.
include
in
12
to
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING i\r
*First, Mortgage Bonds:
3/<7 - series due April 1,
.
13,822,349.
• •
They
1
sale
the
4 it will file applications soon
asking authority to construct
communities on its system,
Dec.
Commission
Power
to
months ended Sept; 30, 1968, utility operating
12
in 1 the
■
Pereira
The
from
Federal
needed
said, by proposing construction of additional pipeline capacity. Thar
J revenues.were,.$27(146,000 and utility operating income was $5,436,000,.
company, however, will continue with its storage project at Redfield,
compared Witli $26,363,000 and $5,124,000; respectively, in the calendar
;; Iowa, and expects to prove to the Commission- that the project is
.
The
proceeds
.
announced on
company
the
facilities
'
gas leases-in fields in. southeastern Montana* v
.
EARNINGS—In'the
•J*
/
,
l3;000,617
.'
'■
-353,908'
...
1926.
i(Charles) Luckman
'■>
the
569,500 shs.
"
/
$20,185,195" $22,089 117
1/381,518.
t
-
$924,366
•*
oper." income—
188, p.
See
apply
.
cents)———1,000,000 shs.
10
(par
1865.
p.
;
FINANCING
Outstanding
Northern Natural Gas Co.—Plans New Construction—
This
-r
••
will
'
Raflway
Net ry
rev.—, $2,208,737'
oper.
^
i
Louisiana & Arkansas Ry.—Earnings—
' 1958—Month^-I95T > 1958—lft
;' ■'
188,
with
BUSINESS—Company'; is a public utility operating company supplying electric power, and natural gas service in portions of Montana,
North
Dakota, South. Dakota,
and Wyoming. • The company also
$ holds oil and
.
Period End". Oct. 31—
to. lOO-^o;
stock
Cofrmon
—V.
;
;
,
TO PRESENT
Authorized
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
v
155,975 shs.
-
,
radio,
propriate based stations and accessories per year.
.
and
rPROCEEDS—Company
;> Outstanding " "year
Authorized
%::400,006xhs.
*•,:":
...
Capital stock
""
payment; of , short-term 'bank'loans Incurred for 1957 and 1958 constru'etion costs and add the balance to general funds.
of"
a limited, group of Individuals,, all residents of the State of: New
York-,foxf investment and not for distribution; or resale," 55,975 shares of
Its "capital" stock
mobile
*
AveV; Garden City, N.-Y.** ~- '1
capital" the company: sold to
operating
An
Halsey,
v
9; 1958,'i
individual
office
Inc.,
from "107.-68./»
York
1958,"-the
underwriting o£ both
.The principal
Franklin
—
.
May
on;
Offered
also as 5Vis, were received from Blyth
Mcihill .Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
(jointly),
Stuart",& Co. Inc., 99.357, and Equitable Securities
Corp. 99.181. ;
•
.
..1
'
The
bonds
are
redeemable
at regular
redemption prices ranging
24,-*
granted
May;;
-
>
Jan.
on
insurance,:,was
company's intention to engaged increasingly In the design
of communications equipment, particularly two-way
and in radio control and telemetering equipment for
use in and
in conjunction with the national missile program. Westinghouse Electric Corp, has entered, into an understanding with the
company
to
manufacture improved models
of its two-way
mobile
radio
units
under
the Westinghouse
label.
This agreement will bo
continuous based on minimum sales
of 2,400 mobile
units and apthe
is
and. development
Cot — Bonds
Competing bids for the bonds,
& :Co.,
,
*
•
1,038,987
It
Utilities
a;bid of ^100.07^ v;--
on
; y
99.669;
capital
'
'VW
incorporated in New York
1551
been
•
increase
'
1
894,784
,
1927.
188, p.
$10,000,000 first mortgage bonds, 5V&%, series due
December 1,11983, at a price , of 191.05%, and accrued
Q interest, a yield of about 5.05% to maturity. This offering
s. was
oversubscribed and the books closed. The group
Mvas a^arctbd the^f$site on Dec, 3 at a competitive sale
..
health' insurance.
and
to acquire
;
>
S«rpteshber,
operations
the*,company i^ located at
\ In
' *
be
Insurance
of
r,- From
to
in ^organizational
had
5
249,938
1958 for
facturing
$3,147,939
of"
shares
20.
business, of
a
Nov"
on
152,423
income--
oper.
BUSINESS—Corporation was incorporated in Delaware in Sepember
the purpose of. conducting a business of developing and manu¬
electronic products.
At present, the fcorporation is placing
particular emphasis on the completion of a six phase program in
connection with the design and construction of two-way radio units.
14,012,287 .15,447,036
$2,566,948
'
100.000 .shares ;'X)f capital'
for each share held.
the
•
was
conduct
commenced
,
r"
"k
Superintendent
on.r;Sept;
company
r
■
1958,
1.78
om Nov.
proceeds-are
'-t
■
BUSINESS—The
15,
approximately
of
offe» .expired
PROCEEDS—The
and
Oct:"
$473,953
*
opers.
underwriting group headed by Eastman Dillon, Union
Securities .& Co. on;- Df6e. 4 offered publicly a new issue
-
•'
.?
.
of! subscribing * for
privilege
at "the-
The Subscription
Y-..V
1/562,051
$370,123
ry.
Montana-Dakeia.
ing 3,300 shares subscribed for by officers'and directors, '
£n'd the balance of 95,810, shares: were ^publicly offered on, December 3 at the. same price.
The offering is not,
underwritten.
ry.
—V.
Co.—Stock
fr.
rev.
■
1958—10 Mos.—1957
$2,036,004 $16,579,235 $18,594,975
exps.---^1:^I,'550,258
Dec.
650.
A. "
1958—Month—1957
$1,920,381
Railway oper. -rev._
dividend ds customarily considered, whieh Was to' /
Railway.Ipper."
2,%j95&; "has been postponed until Dec;" 10, *
a.
held "on
bteii
1958.—V.
"•'Monon RR.—Earnings—
Dec. 1 announced that the adjourned
of Managers of this company, at
on
Board
the
company,
this
offer
10-" cents)
Week
at
Washington,
issue
per
C.'
"
share
•
known
of
Bowl
as
300,000
through
of
Auchincloss,
•
Corp., plans to
..stock (par
Parker & Redpath,
America
shares
common
net
Northeast Telecommunications,
Pearson, Murphy
Co., Inc. on Dec.
oper.
oper.
land,
Inc.—Stock Offered—
& Co., Inc. and Reilly, Hoffman &
3 offered 300,000 shares of common
$1,185,943825,586
rev.
Railway
exps
Net
rev.
rv.
fr.
oper.
ry.
opers.
income
•Deficit.—V.
188,
p.
1958—10 Mos.—1957
$1,200,509 $10,692,279 $12,473,722
907,560 - 8,608,648
9,890,313
1958—Month—1957
Period End. Oct. 31—
Railway
Net
'
proceeds are to be used to pay for acquisition of
building improvements and to increase working capital,.
The
and
$2
D.
formerly
an
Inc.—Proposed Financing—
$360,357
120,786
$292,949
61.483
$2,083,631
*"166,517
$2,583,409
76,004
1928.
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.—Bonds Offered—The First
Corp. and* Halsey, Stuart & Co.„ Inc. headed an
underwriting syndicate which on Dec. 3 offered an isfu*
Boston
6
(2354)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
of
$65,000,000 first and refunding bonds, 4V2% series DD,
1, 1990, at 100% and accrued interest. Award
of the issue was won by the group at competitive sale
Dec. 2 on a bid of 93.301%,
due June
The only
other bid was submitted by Blyth
price of 99.2299%, also for 4%s.
'
a
The series DD bonds
will be
redeemable at
& Co., Inc., who named
prices ranging from 105%
to
par, plus accrued interest.
However, prior to Dec.
the bonds may be redeemed either at the
option of
for the sinking fund, with funds incurred
1, 1963, none of
the company or
at an interest cost
than the interest cost of the series DD bonds.
company of less
to
the
curred
in
connection
additions
expenditures for
with
its
to
1968
the
construction
It
properties.
will
amount to
is
toward
and
program,
estimated
that
the
construction
California.
The
customers, about 87of which
For
the
also
are
served
with
gas.
12 ' months
revenues of
ended Sept. 30,
1958, the company had
$527,102,000 and net income of $83,478,000.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
.
1st
estimated
an
population of
On Sept. 30, 1958, the company had
1,334,840 electric
around 6,310,000.
operating
hes
served
area
■
TO
refunding mortgage bonds:
Series I 3%% bonds due June
1, I960
J
Series
K
3%
PRESENT
total
V
Willis,
Inc.
8.
Stroud
1974
1979
O
4,211,662 shs.
A
Peck
300,000
Corp.
8.
Aslimun Co.-
Atwill A Co.,
Auchincloss,
Redpath
Baclie
&
■
Inc.—"—
Parker
100,000
5,959,397shs.
25,000,000 shs.
Co. Inc
J. Bartli A Co;__
Baxter A Co,
H.
H. Blair A Co-i.—Jl
Inc.
Bros.
A Burr,
Jullen
Collins
Cooley
A Co
A Co.
Co.
:
A
A
A
A
Francis
A
Co.
New
Co
Fahnertock-A"Co.„J__-
-
*
Marshall—
Freeman A Co..
Inc.
j
Fridley A Frcderking—
Crestoix H. Funk, Hobbs
A Co.
Robert Garrett A Sons
Gtather A Co
1
150,000
200,000
150,000
500,000
Ohio Co
Overton A Co
Wm.
E.
W.
Co.,
Pollock
A
;
H.
Co._
A
Hemphill,
A
Noyes
Hentz
Shearson,
2,000
15,000
Co
A
Singer,
Dick
5,000
J.
Luckman,
Nov.
28
of
this
planning,
announced
that
:
5,000
Co., Inc.
,
v
(1)
Charles Luckman Associates
the
corporation
and
partnership
Angeles and New York.
:
retains
and
the
the
staff
office
stock
used
of
3,000
,
4,000
5
and
has
name
.
;
,
•
.
and
personnel
facilities
In
of
$100
million
■
-
-
—
Los
Prudential
Insurance
Co.
center
The Luckman
organization is reported to have been
responsible
$1 billion In construction since 1950.
over
L.
Pereira,
F. A. I. A.,
in order to
Pereira
has
decided
A
Luckman,
resume
exclusively to planning and architecture.
a
nd
corporation has purchased
Charles
Luckman.
his
to
withdraw
for
from
100,000
150,000
100,000
400,000
100,000
150,000
Hulme,
A
Co...—.
Bodine.
Joseph
J.
—
Walker
A
A
Irving
220.000
—,
A
—220.000
Williston
R.
220,000
Applegate A
Parke
1,100,000
1,100,000
440,000
Townsend,
A
Humphrey, Inc.
Schmidt, Roberts
2293.
17
filed
of
preferred
share), 25,474 shares of
shares
of
class
The
and
A
6%
proceeds
Lundborg
Sons.
220.000
Beane
A
220,000
Co.
.110.000
letter
a
of
notification
with
stock
to be offered
stock at par ($i
per
common
and
New
York
Mercer
own
in
A. I. A.,
will continue
offices will remain at
Brugler has been elected Chairman
Permutit
Inc.
held for
as
practice
the
present
as
President.
their
present
devoted
business,
The
Los
locations.
Service
'•
•
-
will
for
the
be
a
Donald A. Gaudion as President.
Chairman of the Executive
Committee,
number of
.
general
cost
of
&
Gas
Co.—Stock
'
■
proceeds
the
from
the
the
general
corporate
Offered—
of
funds of
purposes,
company's
'-V
-/
sale
the
the
including
current
additional
common
company and will bo
payment of a portion
construction1 program.
As
a
Brugler also
position he has
the. board
of
directors
approved
appointment of
the
C. Wendell Beck as General Manager of the
Pfaudler
Division, succeeding Mr. Gaudion who has been
acting In that
capacity.
Mr. Beck
was
previously Assistant General Manager of the division.
These new designations become effective Jan.
1, 1959 at a time when
the present Chairman of the
Board, H. W. Foulds, retires from active
service.
He
is
150,000
retaining membership
on
of
June 30. 1958, the current construction program of the
company, based
upon recent prices, amounted to
approximately $279,000,000, of which
$201,000,000 was for electric facilities and
$18,Q00,00Q for gas facilities.
The company estimates that of the
$279,000,000 construction program,
approximately $64,000,000 has been or will be expended
in thei last
six. months of 1958 and the remainder in
subsequent years.'
BUSINESS—The company supplies
electricity and gas to about twothirds of the population of the State of
New Jersey ,(1950 census—
4,835,329). The company's electric and gas service
area, located prin¬
cipally between New York City and Philadelphia,,
along the main line
of the Pennsylvania Railroad, extends
generally from the New York
border
in the northeastern part of the State to
Camden and vicinity
southwestern New Jersey. "The
territory has a highly diversified
industrial development, which includes major
plants of
in
many companies
national prominence.
Principal industries include chemicals, iron
end steel, electrical machinery, electronic
equipment, food processing,
textiles, nonferrous metal3, pharmaceuticals, and a
variety of assembly
plants.
-r
of
*
.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
•First
and
refunding mortgage bonds:.
3^8%
series due
3 lU %
3%
series due 1968
series due 1970
3%
series due
1965
:
:——
1972
2%%
$55,000,000
50,000,000
15,000,000
15,000,000
series due 1983
$50,000,000
series due 1984
series due 1986
series due 1987—
67,501,000
50.000,000
60,000,000
60,000,000
50,000,000
60.000,000
—
the board.—V. 188, p. 448.
-
•
■
23,900,000
28,500,000
50,000,000
3 V* %
.
10,000,000
23,920,000
28,500,000
50.000,000
—
478%
-
15,000,000
15.000,000'"''
68,250,000
series due 1980
'
("Outstanding
•
series due 1979
2-y4%
3\\%
4%%
series due 1988
60.000,000
8%
series due 2037
9,040,500
series
■
7,462,900
7,742,900
7,537,800
due
2037
(unsecured):
3%
Mr.
years.
these elections,
par
common
stock at par ($1 per
notes at face amount. No
underwriting is in¬
to be used for working
capital.—V. 184,
•' :
v
Electric
added. to
Debenture bonds
the Board of Pfaudler
of
and
Coincident with
the
at
shared,
share) and
are
4*)a %
his
interest
Pfaudler Permutit Inc.—Changes in Personnel—
250,000
500,000
A
550.000
5%
Angeles
150,000
Watts
Crouter
550,000
Co
...
J
-
-
Boston, Mass. It is serving in the same
capacities for the $40 mil¬
Los Angeles International Jet
Terminal and facilities,
and the
$250 million Bunker Hill Urban
Redevelopment Project In Los Angeles.
William
Corp
Milwaukee
.
<'
existing client contracts with both the corporation and the
partnership are the responsibility of Charles Luckman Associates.
Currently, Charles Luckman Associates is the
Coordinating archi¬
the
•
,
All
for
660.000
Securities
Baker,
1,320,000
Co
-
—$1,100,000
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith and associates
Dec. 3 offered 700,000 shares of no
par value common
stock at $37.75 per share. This
offering was over sub¬
5,000
has accepted Perelra's proposal and
financial terms for the acquisition of his
interests which include the
following basic conditions:
f
firm
A
severally agreed,
principal amounts of
Denton,
1,760,000
1,760,000
Inc
PROCEEDS—Net
•
.
1957.
mort¬
have
Inc.
Childs
DeHaven
1955.
5,000
firm's
first
new
;
The
Co
Co.
scribed.
4,000
Mr. Luckman said that the firm
(2)
A
below
5,000
architectural
-
the
Merrill
4,000
Co.
Co._
the
cost
1959.
on
changed, to Charles Luckman Associates.
By mutual agreement, Willianr L. Pereira has sold his shares of
r.tock and other interests in Pereira A
Luckman, a California cor¬
poration, and in the architectural firm's New York and California
partnerships,.
A
188, p.
p.
(Calif.)—Change in Control, etc.
President
on
the
to
year
of
Stroud A Co. Inc
Burns Bros. A
2,370,000
$25,000 of 5Va%
2185.
engineering firm,
the
Powelton Village Development
Associates, Inc., Phila¬
delphia, Pa.—Files With SEC—
5,000
A
of
as
respective
2,370,000
The
Scribner
Co.,.Inc
Wheat
C.
sale
.
A
Merle-Smith
Estabrook
—V.
5,000
Winslow, Cohu A Stetson
A
named
the
2,200,000
volved.
Company
A
the
2,370,000
Co
A
—
Public
William R. Staats A Co
20,000
Pereira & Luckman
Smith
Bros.
Bache A Co.—
15,000
A
working
toward
expected
5,000
Inc
Lehman
p.
A
Weld
Weeden
A
3,000
Walston
Brothers
purchasers
Peabody A Co._$2,380,000
Lynch,
Pierce,
•
A
75,000
Hopwood
A
Stephens, Inc.
Stifel, Nlcolaus
to
company
W. Pressprlch A Co. 1,760,000
4,000
Hammill
Deane
the
company
below:
-
corporation, on Nov.
covering 5,617 shares
A
applied
;
the
forth
per
Johnston, Lemon
A Co.— 15,000
Kidder, Peabody A Co._
20,000
188,
set
($10
Reynolds A Co.,
Scherck, Richter
3,000
Co.—
bonds
Hallgarten
15,000
Jaffray
be
be
engaged In the generation and
District of Columbia and
nearby areas
1957, population in the area served
by the
of
SEC
Curtis
Piper,
2,000
I
-
from
purchase
_
2,000
—'
..
Harrison
500,000
Pressprlch & Co.
200,000
A
due
3%%
3 V2%
due 1972
due
1975
4-1
due
1977.
6%
1963
40.000,000
18,194,900
18,194,900
324,000
Cumulative preferred
7%
debt:
(5%)—
1962
stock ($100 par):
-
series
5.05%
'
35,990,000
34,240,000
48,500,000
due 1998
Due
40.000,000
36,000,000
34,250,000
49,000,000
—
Miscellaneous long-term
*
^
series
TU.
—
4.30% 'series
company
Chestnut
V.
188,
p.
will
St.,
first
receive
bids
Philadelphia
refunding
and
up
5,
to
Pa.,
noon
for
mortgage
(EST)
the
324,000
•
58 shs.
:
53 shs.
250,000 shs. '
'
250,000 shs.
—
bonds
2292.
,
on
purchase
due
Dec.
at
it
100,000
250,000
See
also
Pomeroy, Inc.
Strlngfellow—_
Ches. W. Scranton A
Co.
Unclassified
**. 250,000
250,000 shs.
par)
Phillips Petroleum Co.—New Major Oil
Discovery—
A. second major oil discovery on the 25,000-acre
Lot 10 tract in Lake
Venezuela, was announced on Dec. 3 by this
company, which
is the operator for the
group of companies which holds the concession.
The well, LSG
16-2, has been completed in eocene sands with a
flowing rate of 3,336 barrels of 18'/2 degrees
gravity oil daily through
a small choke.
It Is located 9 Va miles
east of the initial
discovery made
earlier this year on this
acreage. Two rigs are presently
drilling offset
locations to the new well.
This concession is owned
200,000
1,100,000
Maracalbo,
45%
150,000
San
150,000
Gas
Jacinto-Petroleum
by
Phillips
Petroleum
Co.;
25%
by
Corp. and associates; 10% El Paso Natural
Products; 10% by Western Natural Gas
Co.; 5% by Sunray MidContinent Oil Co.; and 5%
by Pacific Petroleums, Ltd.—-V. 188,
p. 1198.
:
to
"
249,942 shs.
shs.
249,942 shs.
(no
250,000 shs.
series—500,000 shs. *
common
'
'
stock
(cumulative)
stock
•
—
250,000 shs.
as
$1.40 dividend preference
(no
...
100,000
400.000
Renshaw
series
—;
of
from
1986.
....
10
series
4.08%
\
600,000
_
F.
&
The
1000
$50,000,000
4.18%
:
Common
Rothschild A Co. 1,100,000
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
1,400,000
Selioellkopf, Hutton A
Seott
Philadelphia Electric Co.—Bids Dec. 10—
Kerner,
Robinson-Humphrey
Co., Inc.
Rodman A
L.
1,100,'666
A
Inc.
Reynolds A Co._
Rippel A Co
*The
150,000
Co.,
Reinholdt & Gardner—■_
*
150,000
—
Inc.
'300,000
250,000
100,000
Co.,
capitalization
severally
Moore, Leonard A Lynch__
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
;
will
incurred for
to
of shares
Co
will
1,490,000.
have
Inc—
notes
principally
number
A
regular
the
30,
Corp.
Key Employees'
100,000
A
Hirschberg, Inc.
Rambo, Close
250,000
'
;
Showers
'
500,000
200,000
Fleming-
A
A
Masten
loan
at
company
sale, -$9,000 000
the- 12
amounted
Hutzler
Shares
E.
A.
the
100%.
the
balance
Equitable Securities
below,
Mason-Hagan,
50,000
about
was
Fenner
their respective names;
Union
Co
A
Clarke
continues
Inc.
100,000
W. B. Hlbbs
ACo., Inc."
opposite
Doyle, O'Connor A Co
Clement A. Evans & Co.,
The
Hanseatic
Raffensperger, Hughes
150,000
.
York
A.
'R.
100.000
Corp.
First .Securities
Corp.<
First Southeastern-Co
First Southwest
Co.____
forth
named
selling shareholders the
from
bank
The
to
'
1
400,000
150,000
& Co.
Ferris A Co.
David- Finkle. At Co.—:r_
First of Michigan
John W.
planning
150,000
Patterson, Copeland A
Kendall, Inc.
Penlngtoh, Colket A Co.
Peters, Writer A Chrlstensen, Inc.
100,000
300,000
underwriters
option of
program which
remainder of 1958 and
in
energy
As of Dec.
bonds,
White,
its bank
through October, 1958,
aggregating $1,895,000.
April
amounts
150,000
Norris &
600,000
of
bank
A. C. Allyn A Co., Inc
15,000
Arthurs, Lestrange A Co.*
5,000
Bateman, Eichler A Co..,,.
5,000
Burns Bros. A Denton, Inc.
4,000
900,000
Weir,
Murray, Inc.
J.
—....
150,000
200,000
500,000
Young,
Corp.
The
the
the
proceeds
purposes.
lor
PURCHASERS—Th»
to
new
$651,784,
debt.
Secu¬
year
500,000 shs.
under
Brothers,
Boston
Sept. 30, 1958 was
$145,000,000
in
first
mortgage
bonds;
$49,700,000 in junior
debt;
$30,000,000 of cumulative serial preferred
stock, par $50; and $95,854,575 of common stock, premium and
retained income.
R.
the months
from
at
CAPITALIZATION-—Giving effect
gage
1958
in
400,000
Nongard,
900,000
Inc..
Co;
A
Newburger, Loeb A Co._
Newliard, Cook A Co
A
Eitabrook. &• Co.—__
Este A Co
A
Masten
set
Dillon,
Securities
tectural
McMaster Hutchinson A
150,000
Good body
E.
in
and
other
electric
Salomon
31,
a
months
ended
Sept. 30,
1958, operating
$71,341,140 and gross income to
$15,943,993,
compared with $68,639,760 and $15,2.48,372 for the
calendar
Outstanding
issuance
ol
Merrill
lion
A
__
Mid-South Securities Co.
Mullaney, Wells A Co.„
Emanuel, Deetjen A Co.
300,000
Equitable Securities Corp.
1,400,000
M.
Marks
McLeod,
100,000
Co.
Foster
Coe
M.
McDonnell A Co
900,000
for
net
outstanding 4%
EARNINGS—For
paid
*750,000 shs.
—
on
Webster
for
Kidder,
of
A
First
is
$2,503,933
Shares
Eastman
200,000
Co
Co.
200,000'
Elkins, Morris, Stokes
Folger; 'Nolan,
A
Laurence
150,000
Farwell*' Chapman
A
1958,
stock
common
200,000
Legg
Mackall
1,100,000
500,000
Co
Evans A Co.
C.
Irving Lundborg A Co.„
Townsend,
duPont A
Stein
John
Co.
A Co
I
800,000
C.
200,000
Bodine
200,000
Langley A Co.—
Lawson, Levy, Williams
A
R. 8. Dickson A
Co.,- lire.
Domlnick A Doniinick-
Doolittle
150,000
1,400,000
Inc.
Merle-Smith_
Dreyfus
150,000
—
300,000
150,000
Davis
400,000
150,000
Inc.—
Co.,. Inc.—
150,000
Co
,
Culloin
Co.,
100,000
_
A
200,000
Co.
300,000
A.
from
income
OCTOBER
OF
and
the
$67,000,000
9 cents a share to
ended Oct. 31, 1958
or
been
Biscell A Meeds.
W.
Securities
Inc.
Crouter
Lane,
250,000
Laird,
Schmertz
increased
$42,875,
redeemable
are
repay
revenues
*
Joyce A Co
A
28,
Charles
—i.,;
B.
of
of
150,000
-
AS
par)
agreed to purchase from the
150,000
...
—
Co.
250,000
800,000
250,000
500,000
from
to
company
100,000
Ladenburg, Thahnann A
900,000
($1
company borrowed
—V.
150,000
Kormendi A
400,000
Union
100,000
500,000
Kirkpatrick-Pettis -Co.—
150,000
300,000
250*000
Davis, Skaggs & oC
Dick
3on
*
Corp.
Inc.
200,000
•
A Co., Inc
Curtiss, House
DeHaven
500,000
A
Co
Johnson,
Kalman
-
Inc
A
Cunningham,
Shelby
Hilllard
A
A. M. Kidder A Co., Inc.
Clark, Dodge A Co.___
Clayton Socuritie6 Corp.
Coffin
Co.,
Co._
Joseph; Mellen A Miller,
-
sales
per share.
For the 10 months
had net sales of $5,597,496 and net
share.
stock
April
inc.
Norfolk
100,000
net
Lehman
Stone
The
the
sale
indicated
BANK LOAN—The
company does not have any long-term
line of credit up to $2,000,000 was
granted to the company by
a
Space Corp.—
Johnston, Lemon: A
200.000
Corp._
Corp._'_.
City Securities
Dallas
B:
The
Pick-
&
Securities
Courts
J.
John
Wiuslow, Inc
Chllds
600,000
1,400,000
Talbot,
Share Corp.
400,000
Corbett
300,000
150,000
A
Investment
Denton,
ard. Inc.
^
Byrd Brothers w—
Carolina Securities Corp.
Chace, Whiteside," West
150,000
Hulme, Applegate A ;
Humphrey, Inc.
Indianapolis Bond and
400,000
A
Inc.
A
300,000
150,000
Burnham A Co
Burns,
A
800,000
-
Burns
&
Hentz
J.
100,000
150,000
150,000
Boettchcr & Co
i_
1__
Bramhall A Stein—
Alex. Brown. A Sons_—_
Brush, Sloctimb A Co.
Marache
.
Hirsch
600,000
income
UNDERWRITERS—The
in¬
Haupt A Co
400,000
Hayden, Stone-A Co.— 1,100,000
200,000
500,000
.
1957,
•Includes 40,000 shares reserved
Restricted Stock Option Plan.
None
17,929,383 shs.
from time to time
corporation
500,000
to
from
and
from
construction
arrangements.
Ira
Co.—600,000
Ball, Burge A Kraus—I.
Barret, Fitch, North A
been
Co.
and
about
Repayments aggregating $300,000 were made in November and the
balrance is payable by Feb. 28,
1959, with interest at the rate of 4Vu%.
The company borrowed (and repaid in
full) $1,500,000 in 1956 and
$2,345,000 in 1957, under substantially similar short term
Hannaford
500,000
„
have
directors has
A
competitive sale
came
company's continuing
a
Authorized
1,000,000 fills.
Gregory A Sons—.:
Hallgarten A Co
&
dividends
of
bonds
capital
brand
1,517,375 shs.
1,517,375 shs.
1,517,375 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
_
100,000
time no
the board
present
However,
$1.30
or
principal
the
1,517,375 sh.s
;
used
are ultimately
marketed In super-markets
greeting card, variety, gift and department
CAPITALIZATION
4,211,662 shs.
Grande A Co., Inc—
Green; Ellis A Anderson
1,100,000
-150,000
Arthurs, Lestrange A Co.
Its
at
a
PROCEEDS—-Of
and principal plant
wrappings including
gift
tags.
1,719,388 shs.
Co
C. Allyn Al Co.* Inc.1,100,000
American Securities •
and
per
Common
1,173,163, shs.
Naming
in Virginia.
offices
of
and
3
ilns
as
redemption prices ranging from 107.44%
group of selling
a
Dec.
bonds
Corp.,
4%»% coupon; Halsey, Stuart A Co.
Inc.. bid 101.729;
while Dillon, Read A Co. Inc., and
Johnston, Leman A Co. (jointly),
bid 101.64, also for a 4'JA%
coupon.
—'
v
100.04.
200,000
150,000
400,000 shs.
Granbery,
4,950,000
A.
line
seals
issue
the
Dillon, Unipn Securities
Corp.
(jointly),.-100 1599;
rities
company.
executive
for
Eastman
policy of paying quarterly dividends and
initial dividend of 20 cents
per share on the common
In February, 1959.
an
company
$1.30
the
complete
establish
net
the
with
a
the
stock.
to
payable
$7,234,822
to
bids
BUSINESS—Company is
from the sale will go to
accrue
ribbons,
1953
or
bonds:
Inc.
Co._
2,860,977 shs.
company may
Corp.-$4,950,000
intends
$650,482,
PURCHASERS—The purchasers named below
have severally agreed
purchase from the company the
following respective amounts of
the
& Co.
150,000
A
states.
48
to
to
DD
all
declare
on
stock
series
100,000
Wood
1,750,000 shs
cumul.
4.80%
redeemable
1st
pfd., cumul.redeemable 1st pfd.,
cumul.
Redeemable 1st pfd. stock, cumula¬
tive (unclassified in
series)
The First Boston
150,000
Wyatt, Neal A Waggoner
F. S. Yantis A Co., Inc.
Yarnall, Bidale A Co
,
Other
300,000
E.
400,000 shs.
4.36%
Halsey, Stuart
250,000
2,860,977 shs.
redeemable 1st pfd. stock, cumul.
5 % redeemable 1st
pfd. stock, series
A cumulative
board of directors of the
the amount authorized.
Beane
WuWf, Hansen A Co
71,050,000
1,173,163 shs.
A
products
EARNINGS—From
65,000,000
5%
pfd.,
makes
stationery,
common
58,000,000
;•
5J/2%
first preferred stock,
cumul.
5% first preferred stock, cumulative
1st
the
to
19,245,000
1,
redeemable
in
stock
32,200,000
1989
Series CC 314% bonds due Dec.
1, 1978
Series DD bonds due June
1, 19.90—
First preferred stock (par $25 >—
6% first preferred stock, cumulative
drug,
that it
59,617,000
43,780,000
Z 3% ft
bonds due Dec. 1 1988
Series AA 4%% bonds due Dec.
1, 1986
Series BB 5% bonds due June
Pa.,
papers,
DIVIDENDS-—Up to
on
72,866,000
77,190,000
Series
Con).—
company's
in
stores
55,492,000
Williston
Harold
foils,
"Kaycrest."
is
The
and
69,072,000
1, 1984
bonds due Dec. 1, 1987
Series Y 3%%
Pittsburg,
name
45,766,000
«■
R.
awarded the
was
Ayres,
Winslow, Cohu A Stetson
BUSINESS—Corporation,
8,050,000
bonds due June 1, 1976
Series U 3%% bonds due Dec.
l, 1985
Series W 3Va% bonds due Dec.
1, 1984
Series X 3Ve% bonds due June
Co-
A
subscribed and the books closed.*
65,360,000
Series T 2%%
A
Kenny
150 000
PROCEEDS—All proceeds
none will
24,013,000
J? ;
White
1,400,000
600,000
stockholders and
48,124,000
1983
100,000
Co
The
77,865,000
1977
A
bid of 100.421%.
150,000
__
Corp.—Common Stock Offered—A group
headed by Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co. on
Dec. 2 made an initial public offering of
250,000 common
shares (par $1) at $15 per share.
This offering was
109,101,000
1,
1,
1,
1,
150,000
600,000
A
Gibson A Hale
Papercraft
June
Dec.
N.
J.
2292.
p.
due
1,
Inc
American
188,
bonds
due June
250,000
500,000
—V.
3%
Dec.
C.
150,000
in
bonds
Co
Co.,
decorative
3*8%' bonds due June 1, 1982
A
Sweney Cartwright A Co.
$927,000
■*
Inc.—
Suplee, Yeatman, Mo.sley
Co., Inc.
13,669.000
due
Adams
A
Co
A
Co.,
Strauss
23,789,000
due
crease
—
A
1971
bonds
•The
Co
Stokes
1970
bonds
Common
A
Walter
1,
Series S 3%
ML
100,000
100,000
Stix
Strader
1,
N
Series R
D.
Wertheini
Leach
Offered—Kidder,
200,000
Co
—
100,000
150,000
Agee A
Monday, December 8, 1958
.
Peabody & Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith,
White, Weld & Co. and Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
jointly
headed an underwriting
group which offered publicly
on Dec. 4 an issue of
$25,000,000 first mortgage bonds,
4%% series due Dec. 1, 1993, at 101.307% and accrued
dividends, to yield about 4.55% to maturity. The group
100.000
—
Geruldsen
Sterne,
Dec.
L
A
.
Potomac Electric Power Co.—Bonds
500,000
Durst,
—
Walker
Webster,
June
M 3%
H.
250,000
Noel A Co.
A
Co.
400,000
due
3% bonds due Dec.
1975
Series P 234% bonds due June
1, 1381
Series Q 27<e% bonds due Dec.
1, 1980
Boyce
Stern Brothers A Co—_
due
Series
C.
Wallace,
A
Co.———_
—
G.
bonds
Series
Inc.
150,000
Bros.
bonds
Series
4.80%
Smithers A Co
3%
3%
Co.—
A
Alstyne,
600,000
Outstanding
.
Wagenseller
400,000
*$1,500,000,000
Series
t.
3.
Van
Stein
FINANCING
Authorized
.
and
Series
F.
&
Thomas
100,000
Steele, Haines A Co
over
EFFECT
..
150,000
Moore
150,000
300,000
Swiss
ai>prcximately $186,000,000.
BUSINESS—Company, with its principal executive offices in San
Francisco, Calif., fc an operating public utility
engaged principally in
furnishing electric and gas service throughout most of northern and
central
Smith.
J.
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale of the bonds will be
applied
by the company toward the retirement of short-term bank loans in¬
cost of
Seascngood A Mayer—
Shaughnessy A Co., Inc.
Shuman, Agnew A Co
.
t2,534,415 shs.
-—-
par)— i——
-
2,534,415 shs.
$20,000,000 shs. 1112,909,729 shs.
+Excludes
cated
by
refunding
quired,
$16,596,000 first and refunding mortgage "bonds authenti¬
the trustee and held by the company, $2,551,700 first and
mortgage
and 5
•Unlimited,
first
and
bonds
subject
$520,000
debenture bonds
reac¬
cumulative preferred stock reacquired.
to compliance
with
applicable provisions of the
refunding mortgage.
$1,900,811 V* shares of
version
reacquired,
shares of 7%
of 2,534,415
(IIncludes
scrip
common
stock
reserved
for
issue
upon
con¬
shares of $1.40 dividend preference common stock.
for
635%
UNDERWRITERS—The
shares.
underwriters
named
below
have
severally
agreed to purchase, and the company has agreed to sell to them
sever-
Number 5801
Volume 188
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(2355)
supply and related fields, was announced on Nov. 21 by
R. Shampaine, President.
According to.Mr. Shampaine, the new corporation has been formed
for the purpose of integrating its operating subsidiaries and improving
ally. In the respective amounts set forth below, an aggregate of 700,000
surgical
shares of additional common stock:
H.
Shares
.4,000
A. C. Allyn 8s Co., Inc...—
8,500
American Securities Corp.. 10,500
Arthurs, Lestrange 8s Co.—
1,500
Auchincloss, Parker &
Redpath
—
2,000
Bache 8s Co
8,500
Bacon, Whipple 8s Co.
4,000
Adams & Hinckley—
Laird,
Co.
4,000
Barret, Pitch,; North & Co.,
Incorporated-. -—I——-—
r
14,000
4,000
The
1,500
McDonald-Moore
1,500
McDonnell
equipment
2,000
1,500
——
—_
10,500
Co.
Inc—
8,500
Laurence
1,500
4,000
A. E. Masten &
Company
5,500
4,000
Merrill, Turben 8s Co., Lie.
Mitchum, Jones 8c
.Templeton
Model, Roland 8s Stone
Moore,; Leonard 8s Lynch
Mullaney, Wells 8s Co
—
Newburger 8c Co.-
2,000
1,500
2,000
3,000
Bioren
Co-.:
&
——-
Blair & Co. Incorporated—
William
Blair
8s
Sullivan
Bofworth,
Inc.
:
Branch, Cabell 8c Co.Alex.
Brown
Brush,
1,500
:■
7,000
Butcher
and
2,000
Company
3,000
Co.„_
E. W. Clark 8c Co.-
—
Paine,
Parker
Curtis
Jackson
—
and
Dodge & Co.—
10,500
Richard W. Clarke Corp.—
1,500
Julien Collins 8s Company
2,000
Parrish
4,000
Piper,
1,500
R.
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.
Curtiss, House. & Co.—
J. M. Dain & Co., Inc
4,000
1,500
4,000
Putnam
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.
Davis, Skaggs & Co.——
DeHaven & Townsend,
1,500
1,500
Crouter
Dick
_
Weedon
8s
Co
Francis
I.
duPont
Riter
—
Co
8s
5,500
—
Inc.
and Lukens
Roberts
Schwabacher
8c
5,500
1,500
5,500
Co
8c
1,500
Estabrook
Pahey, Clark & Co._
Farwell, Chapman 8c Co.—
Co.
Sheridan
Co.,
1,500
Scran ton
&
om
Inc.
3,000
2,000
Fulton
4,000
F.
7,000
4,000
7,000
Stix
Reid
8c
Co.,
Inc
Goodbody & Co—.
„
Granbery, Marache & Co.Hallgarten & Co.—
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
William R.
Haupt 8s Cq.~
4,000
Haj*den, Stone'& Co.
7.000
Heller 8c Meyer—
1,500
Heinphill, Noyes & Co.— 14,000
—_
H. Hentz 8s Co.--
8s
Co.
Hornblower & Weeks..
Dulles
Janney,
Inc
-
Johnston,
T.
C.
Co
&
Weld
Winslow,
Co
Cohu
Witter 8s
1,500
3,000
14,000
1,500
Harold E. Wood 8s Co.
Co.—
2,000
8,500
Woodard-Elwood 8s Co.
2,000
Yarnall,
Biddle
8c
1,500
2,000
Co.
187,
86.
Exchange Place, New York 15, N. Y.—V. 186, p. 2478.
stockholders
on
Dec.
2
voted to acquire properties of the
Black
Jack Corp.
The principal asset listed in the acquisition is Black Jack's
97 mineral leases which cover 15,436.14 acres of Indian
allotted land located In McKinley County, New Mexico.
The land is situated in the Ambrosa pake area, approximately 15
miles
in
northwest
sections
the
leases
Ambrosia
the
of
15, 23
These
area.
machines
uranium
mines
of
throughout
U. S. A. and
of Pennsylvania and the
the
Stitch Corp.'s
r
of
187,
machines.—»V.
stitch
679.
p.
)/
*
..
v
S
Homestake-Sanin
Partners
and 25, township 14 North, range 10 West in that
cover the largest block of unexplored properties in
area,
and are considered favorably situated for
Lake
exploratory drilling by Sabre management and an independent geologic
evaluation report.—V. 188, p, 752.
Co.
Solo Cup
—
Private Placement
—
The company,
through Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc., has arranged for
the private placement of $2,500,000 5^4% sinking fund
1973, it was announced on Dec. 2.
notes due
Southeastern Fund—To
4
Redeem Debentures—
called lor redemption on Dec. 31, 1958, all of its
subordinated debentures due Aug. 1, 1972 at 103%,
assumed by American Investors Corp. Payment will be made at the
Bank of New York, 48 Wall St., New York, N. Y.—-V. 188, p. 994.
*
been
have
There
outstanding 6V2 %
—
Preferred Stock Of¬
St. Louis, San Francisco & Texas
Railway oper.
Net rev.
ry.
—V.
241,909
$3,750,351
2,716,003
$146,240
$1,159,117
37,015
215,551
$1,034,348
139,957
$388,149
243,626
$155,724
46,435
fr. ry. opers.
income.—,
oper.
1958—10 Mos.—1957
$3,668,372
2,509,255
$399,350
Railway oper. exps.
Net
Ry.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
/
rev
to press,
^
revenue
Show Decline-
Operating
expense
$4,360,196
3,144,726
and depreciation——
$1,215,470
14,603
Net
Non
operating revenues
operating income
—.
if called prior
Interest,
Net
before
$4,123,813
,
2,908,727
$1,215,086
4,093
$1,219,179
354,149
354,692
875,924
864,487
103,674
54,279
deductions
etc.
income
Dividends on
$1,230,073
deductions
i.-.—
—
preferred stock—
construction
the sale
from
proceeds
expenses
program
Balance
available
for common
$772,250
stock.
$810,207
outstanding:
is
—V. 188, p.
-
—
*
the
of
of
for
or
the
bank loans
of
payment
as
a
$1,359,420
$1,279,334
57,171
583,857
617,085
-
Securities Act
of 1933 with respect to proposed public stock offerings
by the respective companies should be vacated or made permanent.
The hearing with respect to Stanway is scheduled for Jan. 16, 1959,
in the Commission's
San Francisco Regional Office and concerning
United for Jan. 13, 1959, in the Commission's Fort Worth Regional
Office.
V
-
.
In a Regulation A notification filed Oct. 20,
1958, Stanway proposed the public. offering of 300,000 tommon shares at $1 per share
pursuant to the conditional exemption from registration provided by
Regulation A.
The exemption was temporarily suspended by Com¬
mission order of Nov. 14, 1958, the order asserting that the notification
failed to disclose that Cadillac Oil Co. is a predecessor or to include
the
required financial statements and that the company's offering
circular contains false and misleading statements of material facets
and
omits to state certain material facts.
•
United
proposed the public offering of 300,000 common shares at
share in a notification filed Oct. 6, 1958.
In its order of
Oct. 28, 1958, suspending the Regulation A exemption from registra¬
tion, the SEC asserted that United failed to comply with certain
conditions of Regulation A and that its offering circular was false mid
misleading In respect of certain material facts.—V. 188, p. 2186. ;
$1
per
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
•First
EFFECT
TO
FINANCING
PRESENT
Outstanding
mortgage bonds:
1970, 3 %—
1973, 3J/4%^
1975, 3%
Series due May 1, 1977, 334%
Series due Nov. 1, 1982, 5%%———
Series due Nov. 1, 1983, 5'4%
Convertible
debentures, 5V2%
Series
Series
due
due
Nov.
Nov.
due
Series
1,
1,
May
1,
The
pressed
stock
stock
$50)
(par
$7.50)'
(par
amount
authorized
under
the
$$4,750,000
$950,000
$1,900,000
$950,000
$1,485,000
112,500,000
$1,780,800
§1,709,600
150,000 shs.
100,000 shs.
1,200,000 shs.
717,301 shs.
„
indenture
is
unlimited in
ex¬
amount.
$ Excludes
current
requirements (classified as current
liabilities) of $105,000 due Sept. 1, 1958 as follows: series due Nov. 1,
1970, $50,000:
series due Nov. 1, 1973, $10,000; series due May 1,
1975, $20,000; series due May 1, 1977, $10,000; and series due Nov. l,
1982, $15,000.
sinking-fund
purchase of these bonds.
§ At Aug. 31, 1958, 119,972 shares of common stock were reserved for
issuance upon conversion of the convertible debentures. Since that
date
hare
there
been
routine
of
shares
of
of
names
of
several
additional preferred
purchase are as follows:
Stone 8s Webster Securities
None
212,756
Corp.
Paine, Webber,
seyerally agreed to
the
the
3,284
underwriters,
stock
which
and
Jackson
Shares
Loewi
8s
Co.
-
*
6,000
Sullivan
8c
William R. Staats
5,000
Co
Francis I. duPont &
8s Co
First Southwest Co..
Co.,
Inc.
*
Inc
Dean Witter & Co
8c
the
they have
Hornblower 8z Weeks
6,000
Equitable Securities Corp..
183, p. 2034.
—V.
into
debentures
such
Shares
4.432r
Missouri corporation owning the
companies in the hospital and
Ltd.—Proposed New Name—
Texas & Pacific
Railway oper.
-
above.
Ry.—Earnings1958—Month—1957
1958—10 Mos.--1957
$6,440,167
4,942,529
ry. opers.
Net ry. oper. income
—V. 188, p. 1868.
$6,638,038 $59,930,041 ,*$65,542,763
4,766,683 48,401,452 : 50,479,?3ft
$1,497,638
662,020
rev
Net rev. fr.
Ltd.
$1,871,355 $11,528,589 $15,068,025
702,790
3,360,747
5,143,267
' !
^
'
'
'
"
Texas Power & Light Co.—Bids Dec.
*
"
16—
will receive bids up to 11:30 a.m. (EST) on Dec; 16 In
Rector St., New York, N. Y., for the purchase from it
of first mortgage bonds due Dec. 1, 1988.—V. 188, p. 2294.
The company
Room
2033,
2
of $12,500,000
TXM.E. Inc.,
Lubbock, Texas—Stock Offered—A syn¬
the proceeds from the sale of the 125,000 shades,
will be used by T.I.M.E. to reacquire -125,000- shares of; its
by exercise of options; approximately $560,000 will be
used to
equipment purchase obligations; the remainder will be
added to working capital.
1
PROCEEDS—Of
$498,000
common
stock
retire
BUSINESS—Corporation was formed in Delaware in 1952 to succeed
trucking business started in 1929 by Mr. Dalby. The company - Is a*
carrier of general commodities by motor vehicle and maintains
transcontinental scheduled service in 13 states along 3,596 miles of
a
common
routes
extending from Los Angeles as far as Cincinnati and Atlanta.
EARNINGS—In
five-year
the
period
1953-57,
5,000
Ma cart,
5,000
Harold E.
Co.—
-
Jones 8s Co.--—Wood & Co
5,000
1,000
1.000
operating
revenues
from $3,892,000 to $14,548,000. Earnings per share for the full
year 1957 amounted to $1.27 on the basis of 375,000 shares outstandings
For the first seven months of 1958, earnings were 75 cents a. share,
grew
compared with 76 cents for the first seven months of 1957.
In the
1953-57 period tonnage carried has risen from 99,000 to 387,000 .and
23,304,000.
,
has followed a policy of retaining an
initial cash dividend of 17 Mi cents per share
on the common stock has been declared by directors of the company,
payable Jan. 31, 1959 to stockholders of record Jan. 15.
* '
DIVIDENDS—The
earnings.
However,
company
an
CAPITALIZATION
1 5,000
5,000
3,000
2,000
1,000
offered*
publicly 200,000 shares of $2 par common stock nt $11.50
per share.
Of the 260,000 shares being offered, 125,000
shares represent new financing. The remaining 135,Q00
shares were owned by Arno R. Dalby, T.I.M.E. Chairman.
[At time of going to press, offering was being con¬
tinued.]
miles operated increased from 7,210,000 to
UNDERWRITERS—The
number
conversions
stock.
2,529
6,476
Texaco Canada,
See McColl-Frontenac Oil Co.,
dicate headed by Blyth & Co., Inc., on Dec. 2
Curtis
independent
$125,504
.
$1,061,707.
was
Boettcher &
this company
formerly
$111,915
56,789
opers.
$3,159,583
1,880,249
The Securities and Exchange Commission has
granted .requests filed
by this corporation and United Standard Corp., Brenham, Texas, for
hearings on the question whether prior orders of the SEC temporarily
suspending Regulation
A exemptions
from registration under the
the
12 months ended Aug.
31, 1958, operating
$7,229,726, and net income amounted to $1,170,501.
1957, operating revenue was $6,938,494, and net income
30,000
2293~
ten
ry.
$3,231,334
1,871,914
Stonway Oik Corp., Los Angeles, Calif,—SEC Grants
Hearing Request—
totaled
year
30,000
5,456
3,856
Shampaine Industries, Inc., St. Louis, Mo.—Formed—
Formation
fr.
oper. income—188, p. 1969.
$304,730
179,226
EARNINGS—For
revenues
For
Bosworth,
assets
rev.
1958—10 Mos.—1957
$263,063
151,148
ry.
—V.
an
214,598
4.7%
Net
along with
of the stock,
operating public utility engaged in the
production and sale of electricity in south central and southeastern
Colorado; the greater part of its territory is located in the Arkansas
Valley. It has approximately $47,500 customers.
BUSINESS—Company
40,000
preferred,
series
"A"
preferred, series "B*
preferred, series "C"
4.7%
preferred, series "D"
5%%
preferred, series "E"—
434 %
434%
Railway oper. rev
Railway oper. exps.-
\
RR.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
with such program.
connection
in
made
common
Shares
International
Railway oper. exps——
H The company ha3 commitments from institutional investors for the
Balance
Spokane
Period End. Oct. 31—
period End. Oct. 31—
proceeds from the sale of $2,500,000 of 5
% first mortgage bonds
due 1983, will be used for partial payment of the company's 1957-58
*
1957
1958
—
radars like those used by USAF's Air Defense Command.
The SEE equipment is designed for broad use with either surveillance,
air-intercept or tracking radars.
It can be\applied,' "also, to enable
ground controllers to locate and identify aircraft with much greater
certainty and at greater distances. This additional air traffic control
capability has been demonstrated in tests conducted In the New York
area, Sperry's aeronautical equipment division said.—V, 188, p. 2034,
there was only a small portion unsold.]
"The preferred stock is redeemable at $55 per share
to Nov. 1, 1963 and $52.59 per share thereafter.
•
Common
Operating
advanced
5.44% cumulative preferred stock, at par ($50 per share)
and accrued dividends from Nov. 1. [At time of going
Preferred
San Jose Water Works—Earnings
81,649,350
37,931,288
unique electronic system which makes miniature target drones
like giant intercontinental bombers was announced on Nov. 25
by (he Sperry Gyroscope Co., a division of Sperry Rand Corp.
The
new
system—called
SEE,
for
Sperry
Echo Enhancer—was
employed in a series of successful flight tests at Cape Canaveral; Fla.,
to help check the nation's SAGE air defense network.4 :
'
By enlarging the pips—or electric
"pictures"—which denote ap¬
proaching aircraft on radarscopes, SEE makes possible use of small,
relatively, inexpensive target missiles and drone aircraft to simulate
attacks
by large enemy bombers.
These miniature drones
are
intercepted and "killed" by fighter
aircraft or-guided missiles in tests of the nation's' defense system.
The Cape Canaveral tests marked first use of such a /system with
Securities Corp., and Paine, Webber, Jack¬
publicly offered 50,000 shares of
-—
188, p. 1969.
12 Months Ended Oct. 31—•.
84,060,476
39,090,854
Sperry Rand Corp.—Announces Electronic. System
& Curtis on Dec. 3
Authorized
Period End. Oct. 31—
j '•
"
PROCEEDS—Net
Sabre-Pinon Corp-—To Acquire Black Jack Leases—
on
;
son
Rhine-Ruhr Water Service Union—Partial Redempt'n
The
Department wilii • have exclusive disthe- State
It is also understood that the Singer organization will
of the machines throughout most world markets.
& Webster
p.
The corporation has called for redemption on Jan. 1, next, through
operation of the sinking fund, $22,600 of its 4J/a % debt adjustment
debentures, dated Jan. 1, 1953,: due Jan. 1, 1973 at 100% plus accrued
interest. Payment will be made at The Chase Manhattan Bank, 43
interest
of
Southern Colorado Power Co.
above.—V.
-4,825,548
fered—An underwriting group headed jointly by Stone
Raisin Markets, Inc.—Merger Approved—
Alpha Beta Food Markets, Inc.
10,430,041
4,404,878
Net
line
Industrial machines, Singer offices will distribute
parts, needles, fittings and attachments. Modem Singer Synchro tables
and. stands, and individual type motor drives will be available for all
machines in tl-e Dearborn line of short, long and extra .long arm blind
188, p. 2185.
See
9,856,418
A
r
Dearborn
the
New Jersey.
In the latter two areas sales will
present supplier, Union Sewing Machine Co. of
of
line
complete
7,000
.
in
In addition to sales and services on the American Blind
1,500
14,000
14,000
Co., Inc.
8s Stetson
included
distribution
assume
8,500
Co.—
8c
Co.—
8s
Jones 8c
Philadelphia.
7,000
Williams 8s
Dean
7,000
-
Lemon
White,
Battles,
8c
-
Edward D.
—V.
Wertheim
14,000
E, F. Hutton 8s Company
under
1,500
2,000
1,500
Joseph Walker 8s Sons.—-
1,500
2,000
2,000
J. B. Hilliard & Son
J
Hirsch
part
continue
4,000
4,000
G.DHf Walker"^&"co"~—III
4,000
Co.
Trade
Dearborn, blind stitch
southern
2,000
<
-,
machines
of
Manufacturing
of
7,000
Co
Co. Incorporated
.v
Sweney, Cartwright 8s Co.
Thayer, Baker 8s Co.——LSpencer Trask & Co.—;
Tucker, Anthony 8c R. L,
14,000
Ira
8c
&
varieties
Canada-*»»witlir 4;h4«* exception
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley 8c
2,000
Ripley 8s Co.,
Incorporated
Richards
Staats
Co
&
■
several
4,000
Co.—
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
Stroud & Co., Inc
Harriman
Hill
8s
-
Kirkland 8c Co.—
Jenks,
Smithers
S.
Corp.
tribution
7,000
4,000
2,000
Shuman, Agnew 8s Co.
Singer, Deane 8c Scribner
:
.
essential to the clothing trades for. .blind' stitch hemming operations
men's women's and chidlren's garments and kttttwear jte|ns.
smger's
1,500
Shields & Company——
4,000
are
Bogan Paul 8s
Ferris 8s Company
First Southwest Company-
opers.
income—.
188, p. 1969.
ry. oper.
look
statement issued Jointly by Frank Greco, President of American
a
The
7,000
W.
mahufacturefs
Mich.,
games.
shop
rubber.
Stitch
4,000
Shearson, Hammill & Co..
5,500
Co
8s
Chas.
7,000
Corp.--
Ludington,
wood skill
W. Cull, Vice-President of Singer
Sewing Machine Co., it has been announced that—effective Jon. 1, 1959
—Singer will sell and service the complete line of Dearborn industrial
type
blind stitch machines manufactured
by the American Blind
2,000
Parke
Net rev./ fr. ry.
Net
—V.
Blind Stitch Machine Corpu. and John
1,500
Schmidt,
1958—iO Mos.- -1957
$
r
$•
$
46,131,902 428,143,571 r 440,217,398
35,701,861 344,083,095 358,568,048
Singer Sewing Machine Co.—Distributor Contractin
4,000
Rotan, Mosle & Co
Salomon Bros. 8c Hutzler—
of
Inc.
other
and
9—O.E.M. Corp. of East Norwalk, Conn., manufacturers of oxygen
tents, infant incubators and other inhalation therapy equipment.
14,000
2,000
3,000
Inc.
Equitable Securities
foam
3,000
—
Robinson-Humphrey
Robinson
Turner,
&
4,000
Gardner.
Company,
10,500
—
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co
Guerin
Co.—:
8c
2,000
Co.—
Elworthy & Co
Eppler,
10,500
.
5,500
&
3,000
Co
&
Reynolds & Co., Inc
2,000
Merle-Smith
8c
&
Reinholdt
The
Bodine—
8s
Pressprich
.
>
^
Philip Co. of St. Louis was organized in 1944 as a
and manufacturer of tools and dies.
6—Professional Specialties, Inc. of St. Louis, founded in 1938, man¬
ufactures surgical upholstery and distributes a wide variety of other
hospital and surgical products.
^
7—Crown Products,
Inc. of St. Louis, was organized in 1947 as
the exclusive distributors of Goodyear Air-foam for a 5-state region.
8—Harley Corp. of Memphis, is a fabricator and distributor of air
1,500
Jaffray 8c Hopwood
W.
47,785,073
37,928,655
...
are:
5—Richard
2,000
Rippel 8s Co
Co.:
&
Crowell,
Industries,
boards
Carrom
1,500
Co
&
a
1958—Month—1957
'$
dentists.
and
4—Carrom
machine
-
Colket
Period End. Oct. 31—
Railway oper. rev.
Railway oper. exps.:
outside the Con¬
since 1889 of institutional bedroom furniture and of nationally famous
14,000
Co.—
8s
Penington,
cians
2,000
._
Shampaine Industries, Inc.
188, p. 1719.
Southern Pacific Co.—Earnings—•
2—Shampaine Electric Co. of New Rochelle, N. Y., was organized by
Shampaine Co. in 1954, for the manufacture of hospital and
sterlizers, • surgical and dental lights, and heated food
conveyors.
**
1
3—W. D. Allison Co. of Indianapolis was founded in 1884 as a
manufacturer of wood and metal professional equipment for physi¬
&
—
20.25 cents per thousand cubic feet, plus state taxes.—V.
physicians
Weissenborn,
Incorporated
Clark,
Courts
Webber,
Industry,
medical and
dental
colleges, motels, etc.
most-complete line of
the
5,500
Pacific Northwest Company
1,500
1,500
—
.
its
hospital,
furniture for
sicians.
3,000
4,000
—
2,000
Sherrerd—
8s
Byrd Brothers
Caldwell Phillips
2,000
Newhard Cook & Co
The Ohio Company.
1,500
Slocumb & Co. Inc.
Burnham
.
4,000
,
in
leaders
,
Southern's project, estimated to cost $219,520, Is designed to enable
it to take 27,000,000 cubic feet of natural gas per day from the Dexter
Field. The producers will sell the gas to Southern at a price of
1—Shampaine Co. was founded in 1923 in St. Louis by Abq Sham¬
paine, father of the President of the new corporation. It is a leading
manufacturer of equipment for hospitals, surgical clinics and phy¬
2,000
—-
the
pipeline
The producers> are Kin-Ark Oil Co., of El Dorado, Ark.,
Skelly Oil Co., of Tulsift, Okla.
and
#
Co. 10,500
8s
Company—
Miller 8s• Co
Mead,
2,000
Sons
8s
Marks
•
Co.,
1
&
M.
of
of
as
Members of
4,000
Blunt, Ellis & Simmons—.
Boenning. & Co
.—
Becker &
G.
A.
becomes'one
manufacture
sales efforts and. render more direct help to dealers
tinental United States and Canada.
~
8s Coe
2,000
Manley, Bennett & Co.
2,000
Manning, Shanley 8c Co.—1,500
Baumgartner, Downing &
Bear, Stearns-. & Co
•/
■
the
^
has adopted, with modifications, a
presiding examiners authorizing this company
facilities to receive -natural, gas from two
in the Dexter Field in Walthall and Marion
to Southern.
well as dormitory
The consolidated organization produces the
equipment available to a hospital from' one manufacturer.
SI,- Inc.: markets its products through more than 500 domestic and
foreign dealers. A new export division has been established to expand
1,500
Co—
&
Co
&
Mackall
r
corporation
includes
of its
one
independent producers
Counties, Miss.
The decision, filed Oct. 20 by FPO Presiding Examiner Harry. W.
Frazee, also, authorized the two producers to make natural gas sates
-
new.
'
new
which-
by
construct
to
consolidated financial
a
*
firm.
the
8s
__________
—
2,000
Co——
Bateman, Eichler 8s Co.—
2—.
through
group
decision
corpoartion, in addition to Mr. Shampaine, are
Nathan Margolin, Executive Vice-President;.. Frank L. Martin, VicePresident for marketing;
Robert Lewis; Vice-President and Eastern
Regional Manager, and Forrest T. Willits, Treasurer and Controller.
The corporation has annual sales in excess of $12 million, Mr.
Shampaine said.
At present, nearly 1,000 persons are employed by
14,000
Loewl 8s Co. Incorporated
3,000
Irving Lundborg & Co.
3,000
McCormick 8s Co.-,——
3,000
McDonald 8s Company
4,000
4,000
Ball, Burge 8s Kraus.
Brothers
—_
position of the
of the
Officers
1,500
4,000
3,000
Meeds-
8s
Legg & Co
financial
the
structure.
5,500
2,000
Lester, Ryons 8s Co.—
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
,
&
C.
Lehman
Robert W. Baird & Co.,
Barth
Bissell
John
-
Incorporated
5,500
1,500
Richard E. Kohn 8s Co
Kormendi 8s Co., Inc.
Southern Natural Gas Co.—Proposed Expansion—
The Federal Power Commission
.
Shares
Jones, Kreeger & Co.
Kean, Taylor 8s Co
A. M. Kidder 8s Co., Inc.
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner 8s Smith———' 73,000
J.
:
*
-
1
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized ' Outstanding
$1,769,513
Equipment purchase obligations
Unsecured notes payable
Common
stock
(par $2)
—
—
875,000 shs.
172,292
,*375,000 shs.
including 28.000 shares reserved for issuance pursuant
employees stock option plan.
•Not
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
named
below
to. the
'
have, $evwally
.
The Commercial;and Financial Chronicle
product
•greed to purchase from the company and the, selling stockholder, the
Despective numbers of shares of common stock set forth below:
».■
'' / ■
—Shares to be Purchased-
It
was
Amoco
chemicals from natural gas by the Fischer-Tropsch. process.
acquired by Amoco Chemicals Corp. in 1954 and operated by
until last Fall.
According to Mr. Dial, Union Carbide is not
■
From
From
6,010
Equitable Securities Corporation—,———
-
■■
&
Hutton
F.
E.
oompctn^
6,010
6,490
-
Co
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc..
William R. Staats & Co.—
Courts
Richards
Hill,
Schwabacher
Co
&
Barth & Co.——
J.
2,404
2,404
2.596
Kenneth Ellis &.„Co—
•/;/
2,404
———
——~
:,
1,558
-
1,442
1,442
1,558
1,442
1,558
1,442
1,558
J.
Hogle
A.
Hooker
&
Fay—
Miller
&
Co
&
1,442
—
—,
Templeton——
Peters, Writer & Christensen, Inc
Jones
Mitchum,
Reinholdt
&
——
Wilson, Johnson & Higgins—
/
: ;
1.558
?
'
1,558
.
.
1,558
above.—V.
Corp.
p.'1869,
188,
_
_
w
corporation
This
bility
V
Nov.
on
purchase
44's
•
Trout
«aid
to
subject
a
reserved
production
to its
ehares
for
stockholders
each
five
the
on
shares
of
basis
of
share
one
stock.
American
of
Trout
American
under
option),., at
mills
for
the
bearing
Net
ores.
in
"...
■
r
Coal
Co.—Secondary
ondary offering of 55,500 shares of
$1)
<
share
share.
The
holders
stock
on Nov. 26 filed a registration statement with
$2,500,000 of convertible subordinated
debentures
company
,
covering
Jan.
1,. 1974.
be
o
offered
for
public
sale
through
stock
which
ing
during
which
180,000
will
two
units.
be
The
new
new
locations
units
will
and
be
t-wo
will
opened
be expansions
in
existing
of
company.
The total
construction, is estimated at
this program of acquisition and
the
cost
.
,
exist¬
buildings-
expanded units are to be built by the
of
approxi¬
mately $6,100,000, of which $5,800,000 represents the cost of land
buildings and $300,000 represents fixtures and inventory.
and
Of the
total amount
required, approximately $1,700,000 has been
for by means of purchase money mortgages and mortgage
commitments;
approximately $2,300,000
will he
realized
from
the
Issuance and sale
of
the
debentures; and the company expects to
provided
i
derive
$400;000
some
000.
through
The
from
deposits
company
tional
purchase
of
on
equipment
contemplates
mortgage financing
raising
the remaining
the
on
leased departments and $160 on
conditional
sales
contracts.
$L540,000
properties.—V. 188,
new
bv
addi¬
p.
1438.
Morse G.
i
the
Dial,
Chairman
corporation
Chemicals
tract
at
has
of
the
Board,
on
exercised
its
option
to
Dec.
Eastman
Corp. the utllizable facilities which remain
Brownsville. Texas,
site
of the processing
on
from
the
plant
that,
306-acre
formerly
for tbet Brownsville tract.
*nd
also
oaixieo
Olefins
The
'»
do.
made
for
facilities
additions
will
-toe
and
deferred
revisions
at
for
reason
this
the
will
for n»i' gas
te
,
be
Co.,
depend upon completion, of- satisfactory arrangements
and raw material supply.
Operations at Brownsville whi¬
on
by„: Union. Carbide
both
project
was
produce
Chemicals, Go.
divisions of union
Carbide
and.
Union
Carbide,
Corporation.
synthetic gasoline,
other petroleum- fractions
and
3(4%' series
co¬
'A
$22,375,000
3.520,000
4,305,000
Aug.;
due
due
series
Preferred
•
3,540,000,"'
3,600.000,
■V
-
12,242,000 -f
Oct,; l,s 1984__;___
1,' 1987.:
Dec.
stock; cumulative; ($100 par)
'/5%,' series—^
£. 300,000 shs.
-
7,000,000 --':
■///.-'
■
.■=
132,000shs. /
l
:
comrnan stock
<$10;
5o!oooSs!^
.
4,000,000 shs.
.
2,7.88,43L(^is.
>
Z * The ainouM authorized^ under the first;mortgage^"und,rciepd of'trust
Jan. ,lt: 1941; and. indentured supplemental thereto, ris; unlimited
//./
in
expressed, amount. '
UhfiDERWRITBRS—-The
underwriters
from the
to-purehase
named--belowi,-have" severally
company
the
following' respective
*
num-
in
company
to
15,
The
188,
p.
'
*/
2077.
Wide
World
net
Blair
AS
also
has
payments
cash
and
reserved
are
sale"
for
:
exercise-of
upon
of
PROCEEDS—None
>
under¬
American
the
proceeds* from/the
sale
of
the
American
depositary receipts for ordinary shares jwilT accrue) to1"the company as
the/securities are alroady:/outstanding' and' are being sold for-"the
Outstanding
1,800,000 shs.
"f- account * of certain
stockholders,
. ..,
>
BUSINESS—Corporation, formerly known as Bahama. Helicopters
•
"/'v/'>'?■>>■; *-P'i
..
an
212,158; ordinary • (common)
ppiee of $4i25 per share. / [At
time of going to press 95% of the. issue- had been sold.-—
Editor.] >
; /■';/,
V/Av"**%■'.•&
»';
,
5//
*6,000,000 shs. -
Dec. 2/headed?
on
writing group which offered fpr public; sale
to
OCTOBER 5.- 1958
Helicopters' Ltd.—Securities /Offered-—
Co,. Incorporated
&
/ depositary / receipts
for
share ( £1 per value) at a
"';'
'
OF
600
600
Co.—600
1,000 / Ver. Meulen/&
Marshall " Co.—
—V.
equal to $1.03
the 40 weeks
board-of" directors
The
1959.
continue- quarterly
-
;,
pft $68;4t9>,216. and
comparable period last, year.
annually.';
600
/
Milwaukee Co:____^iiir "
Milwaukee Co.'—-_-///./ 3.756McKee'& Jgeckels; Inc./-/.
3,75()
Loewi•• & Co. Inc.-—/—
1;750
Adolph G. Thorsen—
The
The
—
' amounted
1957
$1,854,088^
was
10,150
-/William'Blair & Co.-7,650 / Har ley,, Hay don & £o.,,Inc.
been
Merrill
United
Weeks^
Paine,
—12,000
&
Co.—
&
Brothers
,:C
White.
Weld
Co
&
&
Ryons
Wagenseller
Barth
Irving
8,000
*
„
7 000
7,009
Co
&
&,
7 000
—
Durst.' Inc. 7,000
&, Co.—. 5,000
Lundborg; & 'Co,xl— 5,000
'
:
12,000
Schwabacher &. Co.d_
Bingham, -.Walter,&
Stern.
5,000
Frank. >Meyer
Fox 5,000
is
with
engaged
// (
Ltd.,
its
'
derived Jrom, .the-operation of; helicopters.; A registered
office is maintained in Nassau/ the Bahama Islands, aqd administrative
offices in Paris; France^Knute W. Flint is President and. a director of
the company / H/ B./Armstrong, is Chairman and;a director, and Ami
.1 L.. Sumarlidason, Executive Vice-President and, a. director., ,f . / ^.vEARNINGS—Gross income for the six months ended July 31, 1958.
/amouhted. to $1,403,934 and net ipeome was: $247,585, vcompared with
gross
income of $1,004,687 and net income-""of $117,110 for the like
t period in 1957. •: Current assets at the/end of last-July totaled $728,465,
against current, liabilities of $648,307.' \;
;
- :
* > :
revenues were
•1
..
Hurry, >
Inc./
Co.———12,000
wwv.
" "
I
&
Richards, & *Co.
Lester;
J.
____
CollI///2_
Weedon
12,000
&
—i—
Barney
Hill
12,000
12,000
Fen_-12,0G0
Webber, Jackson
Curtis
Smith,
Crowell
wv,
Co.; ;;Dic..
^EicMer'^Go'I''~ '-7'^000
Batmnan
Se¬
12.000
Lynch, Pierce,
& Smith
,ner.
Walston' ut
ivawiuir
&
—18,000
Co.—.
&
Hornblower
v'3,COO
_
CAPITALIZATION
/v
AS
A.
Witter
G.
&
William R.
.Bache
-
Co
p.
9,000
1_
_
I. duPont
188,
Revel Miller & Co.3,000|:
.Mitchitm, Jones
Temple-"5 -/' "
..toav•»
"?
3;o0o
9.000
Co—
&
__
& Go.—-
Co:—1——3,000 = •%' «'5(4<t*"bink- loair^jdgted Sept.
Hooker & Fav/—3.000
9.000
Inc.——
Co/
Staats
&
Francis
—V.
& Co-,Inc.—-
Becker
a
Reynolds
Elworthy
12,000
Co..
Ac
8 000
Shuman vA«new-&
*
'
8.000
.
A
* 3 000 h,
"
""v
r„;'
.
special meeting
of- the
,
'
/r.,
-v
-v,
stockholders will., be
/
'
/
helj; op Dec.) 12 for
of amending the certificate of /incorporation- of the com¬
the authorized capital stock, to 2.000,000 shares of
stock (par $10), and to reclassify and convert each of the
purpose
to
pany
increase
and
issued
of
value
par
value of
$1
per
outstanding shares of commpn . stock,witha
share, into two shares of common stock with a
$10 per share.
All
holders
business
—V.
180,
of
common
Nov.
on
p.
26,
■,
.
stock,
1958
$1
will
par
be
.
..
value, of, record* at the close of
entitled
Den, 8,
.
8, 1958.
-
•»*
$65;000/.'-•"•*"
$65JM)0A
f2,000,pOO,shs/"-/ §872^530 shs.
1958————_■
sJtoi-oc
,<•
>
"
—
" v1 '
,
.
lender the company; intends
le
///Pursuant,to oral arrangement with the
tq/fextend/the principal :of : the bank loan -at- maturity for another 90
days, to,the extent that ?Uch principal is then unpaid.
/ /- . ./v
./Includes/(a
» 7,650 shares ^reserved for sale , to key employees Durinstallment-stock-purchase plan at a purchase price equiva¬
share on the- basis of the rate of exchange obtaining at
"(..the" time of sale, and (b » 40,000 shares reserved for issuance pursuant
^tb, a restricted stock option plan for officers and key employees at a
purchase price which .will be 95'/-of fair" market value at the time of
the grant of the option.*; In addition to the aboye shares reserved* for
i sale pursuant to the installment stock;' purchase 'plan,t 2,400 shares
"•
have
been
sold thereunder
to employees.
Stock options have been
granted under such stock option plan for an aggregate of: 22,491 shares
/ at $4.43 per- share. In addition, as of Sept. 30, 1958* Messrs; Flint and
Armstrong each held options for 10.710 shares at $4,43 per share. Such
options were canceled as of Nov. 24, 1958. The above number of shares
subject to options and prices per share give effdet to adjustments
required/by stock dividends paid by the company. '•
.
' •"
;
suanrito an
Warner Co.—Plans Stock Split—
the
Co
1971.
^ due
f
^
30/-1958.; /
/
Authorized
Outstanding
OF SEPTEMBER
.
Pean
to
vote
at* the
meeting.
777.
lent to
$5
per
-
Wayne Kerr Corp,
Bulletin—
Prepares New Vibration; Meter
A'new illustrated technical bulletin.
by this
has been issued
corporation for its new type B-731A Vibration Meter, an in¬
with
wide electronic,
industrial
and- aircraft ■ application
that offers
new
a
'-•»
§869,776
receipts
No. WK-B-731A.
strument
The
originally designed and built"by Carthage Hydrocol.
■«.
■
'/ 4^a%
$3,333,000
Amoco
Brownsville,
1 Engineering studies will
'.■11*.
Utilization of these
of
outstanding shares..-Jn
in the
shares
Co
Dillon.
curities
presently
announced
operated by Amoco.
The option also includes the 42-mile WeslacoBrownsville natural gas pipeline. Union Carbide is
negotiating a longterm lease with the- Brownsville Navigation District (Fort of
r
&
par
1
purchase
an
;
common
Union Carbide Corp—To Buy Chemical Plant—
in
wholiy.-owned subsidiaries as; a. private carrier in
UNDERWRITERS1—The names of the several underwriters, and the
the business of, transporting^ by; air personnel, equipment, and supplies
respective numbers of shares of common.; stock:'they .-/have severally
/, principally, by Helicopter,.
certain major oil^oempanies' operating in
agreed to purchase from the selling stockholders,'are set forth below:
Papua
(New- Guinea);/Netherlands; New Guinea,, Borneo, Libya, and
Shares
h'
Shares
Pakistan. - The -company op^tee- both helicoptws and; fixed-wing airHemphill, Noyes & Co._
_76,000
E. F. Hutton & Co./i/
8,000
craft, but during the six months ended July 31, 1058;. about 68ft - of; its
Shearson, -Hammill & Co.__ 8;0€0
Blyth & Co., Inc.—:.
.—18.000
Lehman
of
due
,
':f''7,?
v/-
stock options.
Kidder,. Peabody
1959
1977
Nov,
.underwritingfolios*?
sales
average
$-1)
(par
the
underwriting
Bache & Co. The interest rate; public offering price
and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendment.
The company presently
operates 18 retail stores.
It contemplates
opening
tour new
stores
in
northern New
Jersey
■
to
dividends
due
an
1,
series
due
1,;1078__;;;
t•/-: 2%% series due Sept;,l, ;l979_-^i.il
,v /■'/.V
'ft- 27/of'r ■' series/due ■ NovZ/i;, 198077i-„2'ftf
/
headed by
group
had
the
have
Jan;
on
service
power-and. gas
1971-.:—.
scries
3 \.
'
'
l,
3% '
agreed;
Authorized
Two Guys. From Harrison, Inc., Newark, N. J.—^Regis¬
ters With Securities and Exchange Commission—
©EC
for
CAPITALIZATION
i
Kuhn. Loeb
.
type,
share
a
electric
company.
1,800,000
Intention-
its
>
2294.
p.
the
sales
upon
record
of
Common
supplies
3^%1 series due Jan.
/
;
61:-cents/compared -with sales
was
distribute
(par
offering has been completed.—V. 188,
/
1958, net sales amounted; to $72,007,604-. and, net income
of 83 cents
restricted
stock
*
20%
income after taxes
not
based
share
per
7
$15,500,000;; and, $16,500,000,
'•'/v.; 7. /:
started business
cash-and-carry
$89,990,036-and
expenditures fpr
be
operatiii» revenxio.-^of $41,838,000^8^nd^net^income of $5,568;0°»; com- *
.imycd>A\ith $40;490,000 andH $5,48o,000, respectively, •£ in >the- calendar .h
paid/in every year since, 1951,
and in every quarter since the end of 195£i The-company, has declared
a quarterly
dividend of 10 cents per share, payable Jan. 30,; 1959,. to
sec¬
made on Dec. 4 by Glore; Forgan & Co. at $22
share, with a dealer's concession of 60 cents per
per
in. short-term' bank.floans
$6,150,000
purposes. .Construction
estimated ./to
offered by certain
otlier members
DIVIDENDS—Dividends
President.
was
Offered—An
;
declared
Offering—A
common
approximately
are
,
represent
shared
EARNINGS—Total
"Of
Truax-Traer
around
income
"
as
'' ■■/:-" ;"v-
1957.
per
of
The prospectus lists Charles W. Anderson of New York
v
/
redeemed
^
store. Today it operates 27 complete supermarkets
Los Angeles,
Calif. The markets,; which are-of;; the
ended October,
its sale of stock will be used for
the purposes of working capital, further exploration of the mining
properties,., and for such capital expenditures as may be deemed
appropriate.
Mining
and-
in
$1
v-.:.:.--•
•
Trout
-
-
1958 construction
for
and. 1959
single
a
.self-service,
purpose
proceeds- to
at
company
stock
year 1957. •.
.
smaller? ^helicopters being
> CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT ' TO; KCE8ENT FINANCING,
* < .W'.:/
/ '• /(..
■'; /sy:"Au
Authorized;
• Outstanding
-s "
'.:///>. A- 'First mortgage ix>nds:
/
with the
Co.—Stock
and -are toeing
in
ment
of concentrating ares.
Conditioned upon the
discovery of commercial quantities of ore, the company intends to
mine
and concentrate manganese
dioxide and zinc, lead and silver
-•
,W"'7
: '•
BUSINESS—Company
to
faot purchased by employees.
Organized on Nov. 14,' 1958, Trout Mining will operate the Trout
Mining properties acquired from American. These properties, located
et Philipsburg, Mont., consist of approximately 193 acres of owned
land, 1,400 acres of- land covered by the Antonioli Lease, and two
.
for
area.of about 10,000 square^ niiles in north? centrali.andLnortheastern
Wisconsin and-in. adjacent,areas>of the Upper-Michigan peninsula.';> •
, EARNINGS—In thei 12-months ended Aug, ..31;''1058;';tbe-company had
subscribed and the books closed.
standing
per
share, diaries W. '
Anderson, Glenn A. Swennumson and Alphonse Kenison, officers of
Trout Mining, will purchase at $1 per share any of the 3,220 shares
1
dividends
accrued
utility missions.—V. 188, p. 489.
pany who, together with
the outstanding stock of
Mining
proposes
•'/
'
.
PROCEEDS—The-
.
to those of its employees who hold unexercised restricted stock
options on Dec. 5, 1958, a maximum of 3,220 shares of Trout Mining
(in the ratio of one shore of Trout Mining stock for each five
American
Of¬
Corp.,
$107'plus
BUSINESS- Company
r
stock has-been
over
eell
of
Service Coii».—Preferred Stock
Boston
from
portion • of
a
1958
$16.25 per-share. This is the first time the company's
offered, to the public. The offering.;was
at.
>
etock
ehares
ft
p<ty
group headed by Hemphill^ Neyes& < Co. on ' Dec; / 2' ;
offered publicly 360,000 shares Of $4 par coihmon stock
pay¬
Mining Division (other than cash, accounts receivable,
supplies, etc.) and American's interest as lessee with
•••:':
Von-s- Grocery
■respect to its lease of office space in "Philipsburg, Mont. Trout Mining
bas also agreed to purchase from American Caj the machinery and
equipment used in its Trout Mining Division for $150,000 and <b)
concentrates and supplies and other assets for the net book value
thereof.
Of
the stock so
received,
American will distribute 89,572
etock
2,219,027
(
Tlil.V
,
Concentrates and
!
$5,928,682
2,078,625
preferred is redeemable at the option,"of the
new
incurred
.
directly used in connection with the business of
all intangibles
ment,
Antonioli
$5,444,630
336,091
will, be YlhrMnilby the company to ^fi'lfvO.OOO current-construction or/ jto v?
used ' Of il nmT)Xiinilt.ftlV
pay for
iYi
Shnrt-tPPnV hank
Inoilfs
"
i
''
corporation on Nov. 19 filed a letyer of notification with the
SEC.covering $245,000 of 6'M second trust notes, with, w, warranty;and
repurchase agreement, to be offered in units of $3,500 each at a dis¬
count and;,350 shares of common stock to be offered, at par ($100 per
snare).
No underwriting is involved.
The proceeJkbrC,,fb -be used for
working capital.
'/ • '
:
'
;/
According to -the prospectus, American in
exchange for 92,792 shares of Trout Mining common will pay to the
bitter $92,792 and will transfer to Trout Mining all of its interest
In the mining properties of its Trout Mining Division, its interest
Peter
"
The
Metals,, Inc.
with
$769,472
654,210
•;
prior to Nov. 1, 1963, to $101 If: redeemed On-or, after Nov. 1, 1973..
. PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale of the new.preferred stock
v
beginning-ofnewly-
the
represents
possible
currently
is
than
•,
lease
1958—10 Mos.—1957
$3,149,526 $2.7,045i,515 $29,309,0310
2^380,054:. 21,600,878 23,380^58
$1,004,600
'C
First
ranging
prices
-
Ground
that the Japanese
Vim, Inc., Washington, D. C.—Files With SEC—
-
a
The
,
trading
Contract Signed
announced
26
Vertol
of
flown for training and
which i6 located at 233 Broadway, New York, filed
« registration statement with the SEC on Dec. 2, 1958, covering 281,596
Chares of its common stock. The company proposes to offer .£78,376
Chares for subscription at $1 per share by holders
of outstanding
ehares of the company's common stock, on the basis of three new
ehares for each share held. •''•'•
"
■:
- J
;
;
:/ ''
Of this stock, 89,572 shares are to be distributed pro rata, to the
tiolders of record on Dec. 5, 1958, of the common stock of American
In
j-
m
„
organized transport helicopter squadrons in. the Japanese Army.:---The
squadrons, now being formed, will give the ground forces greater^mo-
Mining Co.—Registers With SEC—
&
ry. opersVj
income—_
188, p. 2077.
fered—The
Self-Defense Forces (GSDF) has signed a contract.for »the procurement,1
of an initial quantity of tandem-rotored Vertol 44'transport helicopters.
V
company,
Machine
,
,
"
v
oper.
1958—Month—1957.
$3,160,433;
Wisconsin Public
'
Nov. 26,
Stock Exchange on
Vertot Aircraft Corp.—Japanese
The
;
underwritten by Stephenson, Ley decker
& Co., Oakland, Calif.; Hooker & Fay and Denault & Co.,. both of
©an Francisco, Calif.;
and Evans MacCormaok & Co., Los Angeles,
Calif. The proceeds are to be used to repay part of existing bank
Trout
fr.
rev.
ry.
'
,
"
rev._
.exps.;—2,155,8331
respectively."
share. The offering will be
Z'
$9,033,403 $14,324;292
7,428,271
10,375,316
;
corporation on Nov. 17 filed a letter of notification with hie
72,726 shares of common stock (par 40 cents),..of which
shares are for the account of a selling stockholder and 36,363
ehares for account of the company.
The stock is to be offered At *$2.75
This
.
i.
rmt-t
1
The
•;
Net
—V.
announced that this compony's common stock, no par value, was suspended from trading' on
that date
pursuant to advise from the company that presently there
nimdnn " morlfat'
of
4110
ls insufficient floating stock to warrant the auction' market; of the
exchange.—V. 187, p. 1482.
36,303
indebtedness.
$1,508,459
1,122,693
1,071,821"
,
Wisconsin, Central BR.—Earnings—
Texas—SEC Granfc
Doril Iron Works Co.—Suspended;From
The Midwest
©EC covering
per
$1,421,821
opens.
ry.
income-—
1971. v-tW
p.
Railway oper;
Railway oper.
Calif.—Files With SEC—
Transonic, Inc., Bakersfield,
!
,
$4,362,845
54,728^974 $37,533,086 $46,465,507
exps.—— > 2,941,024/. 3,220,515 St. 28,499,683 t 32,141;215
Period End, Get. 3L—
.
„
Van
1,558
1,442
1,442
to
Stanway Oil
1,558
1,558
1,442
Gardner
&
;v
1*442
1,442
Co.
Irving Lundborg
Revel
-
—.——-—
•
•
Williams & Stern——
Lawson, Levy,
facilities at a total cost not in excess of $3,000,000
receive natural gas purchased in the general area of
//^ //;//'h/v /■*
/;
+
'
TEN; MONTHS
> 1958—10 Mos.—1957
rev.—,—
fr.
oper.
188,
FIRST
Merrill; Lynch, Pierce, !
Smith, Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc., and Wil- *United States Leasing Corp.—Two New Offices—
liam Blair & Co., as joint managers of a group of under- v
This
corporation has opened branch offices in Boston and Phila¬
writers, offered publicly on Dec/3 an issue of 50,000 u
delphia, according to Eric Biddle, Vice-President,
;
Addition of these offices brings u. s. Leasing offices in the East
y shares of 5.08% cumulative preferred-stock at ($100 per
to a total of four.—v. 186, p. 1380.
-A
—share) and accrued dividends. Vvv/
//;•/•/;/. •/
1,558
,
Net. rv.
—V.
company
See
1,558
1,442
Inc.—
.—————
& Co—„_——
-
rev.
AND
1958—Month—1957'
Fenner.
1,558
1,442
Grande & Co.,
:,
Hearing Request—
1,558
Eppler, Guerin & Turner, Inc—
Marshall—————
it
United Standard Corp., Breiriiam,
1,558
1,442
Foster &
oper.
Net
,
2,596
1,442
1.442 O
———
Railway
will construct the facilities from time to, time during
1959 to take into its main line system natural gas .purchased from
independent producers. The cost of any one connection will not exceed
$400,000.—V. 188, p. 1438.
; ,
' '
'
''
//,'///
The
2.596
—————'—
Walter & 'Hurry, Inc
>/•'/^
,v-c
'
2,596
2,596
2,596
———
oper.
Commission has granted this company authority
Power
its system.
.
2,404
2,404
Federal
enable
to
—
Wagenseller Ar Durst, Inc.—
Bingham,
2,596
2,404
Company——,
r.y.
-:
OCTOBER
to construct pipeline
t
———
*.-■—
Northwest
Pacific
2,596.
2,596
2,404
Co-
&
Brothers-
2,596
2,404
Jones, & Co.-—;—..———~—,
Edward D.
3,894
2,596
2,404
;—
1438.
138, p.
Railway
United Gas Pipe Line Co.—Plans New Facilities—T
The
3,806
•
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.——.—.—
Mason
3,894
3,894
2,404
;
—,—
Co—
above.—V.
Co.
Power
.-//■'//;='////,/v'
Net
2,404-
Eichler & Co.
&
Crowell, Weedon & Co.
Davis, Skaggs & CO
...
3,606
—*
FOR
Period End. Oct. 31—
3,894
3,606
—:——
Illinois
See
3,894
3,606
Lester, Ryons &
Bateman,
3,606
Co
&
6,490
6,010
_
Hutton
E.
W.
Inc. Stock Holdings—
Electric Energy,
;'///■'
■/•';/".=*/■-V'.£■/■/':;/'/?/'•
EARNINGS
6,%«0
Webber, Jackson & Curtis—
Walston & Co., Inc
——
First California
Company Incorporated-,
Paine,
York-.•
New
-•
Ruling on
Union Electric Go. (Mo.)—SEC Issues Final
6,- 0
_
———
'/
-6,490
•
^
company has called'for
redemption on Jan; 1»-next;. through
operation of the sinking fund, $197,000 ,of-its 25-year 5YiVe deben¬
tures due Jan. 1,-1982 at 102%
plus accrued interest. Payment wHi
be made at The Chase Manhattan Bank, 43 Exchange Place, New York,
The
gasoline or petroleum
chemicals by the Fischer-.
produce
Western Maryland By—Partial Redemption—
t
contemplating the production of either synthetic
products,, nor does it intend to
Tropsch process.—V. 188, p. 2295,
37,644
1 34,666
-
Selling
Stockholder
Company
Blyth & Co., Inc.___—
•
-Monday, December 8, 1958
..
(235ft)
e
method of measuring distance and vibration.
technical -bulletin lists features,--brief- specifications,
.
these
shares
were
represented
by
American
depositary
by The Marine Midland Trust Co. of New York, as
After payment o| the 2f? stock, dividend, on Nov. 28, 1958,
approximately 881,355 ordinary shares were outstanding (approximately
1878,641?thereof represented by American depositary receipts).
DIVIDENDS—From December, 1956
new
design features,'•nd fflusfcr»te6 the-Vibration Meter. , The corporation's address is P. O. Box 801, Philadelphia 5, Pa.
of
issued
depositary.
and ■*'
until
/when it-paid its initial dividend)
December,/1957,. the«company paid'a, quarterljr; cash, dividend ol
(Continued
on
page 51)
.
.,
Volume 188-j Number 5801
;
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
♦
♦*-
*
.
•
<5357)
T
per S^wUen
ik,
■■
V.
Name dfCompany ~
1
$50c
6<4-preferred (quar.)^.—$$1.50
:5'J.47e preferred- (quar.)-^_______,______« $$L43Vi
v4Va7o preferred (quar.)™—
$$1.12,/i
Dividend* announcements are grouped in two separate
iiy tfte first we indicate ali the dividends an¬
tables,
Broad. Street Investing Corp.—
(28c from
Investment income
•
payment date.;,
*
•
Name, of Company
Abbott
"•:/
Laboratories,
Extra
44
(quar.»__^_^
_—___
45c
-
convertible* preferred (quar.)
,
Fitch Co., $6 preferred
'
(s-ai
544
convertible-preferred A (quar.)
B preferred' (quar.)
1- 2
1-
"
Telephone Co.-—
6x6',i coiiv. preferred (quar.)—^
Canaua
Iron Foundries, Ltd.—
'4',a',c
preferred (quar.)__-_™
12-12
1
1- 1
12-12
l-
l
12-12
Canadian
Bakeries/Ltd.
1-1
12-12
Canadian
20c
12-17
12-8
$0.2917
12-30
net investment
Share plus this dividend)Co.—
Amerace
Corp:,
1-
12-19
$1.50
1-1
50c
12-16
1-9
preferred
<quar.)_„;
12-15
1- 9
12-19
1-2
12-19
12-
54
'
(increased
convertible
J—
preferred
55c
(quar.)
lS-Uc
ing to be held on
posal to split the
two-for-one
,
*
,
common
and
basis
from
Business
444
into
Securities
12-
1-2
$1.12Vis"
1-
2
12-31
12-19
25c
12-29
Co.
40c
12-19
12-
1
27c
_
(Houston
12-19
12-
1
_
15c
_____
12-i5
12-
97,/isC
1-15
Fire
Co.
.
8
12-31
12-31
12-15
12-31
12-15
•
..
1-15
12-19
Clevite Corp.
30c
l-
1
12-16
Cleveland
American
Thermos
American
.' Extra
$2.80
12-12
1- 2
Co.; (Minn.)
(quar.)—
com.
25c.
43%c
,
(quar:)
12-26
12-15
,12-
8
12-15
-12-
8
12-16
12-16
Common wealth Water Co.—-.
5,/a4 preferred (quar.)
,
12-23
1.
12-12
1-15
-12-23
12- 9'
1-23
12-
8
12.-31
12-24
12-15
1-2
12-15
A (accum.)_.;____
$30c
Auto Finance
Co.
(qu«r.)_
;;
308
Avaloh Telephone Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)110c
.5r!o
preferred (quar.)—
t31V«c
1-2
Fabrics
Auto
60c
Products
Co.,
Ltd.—
1-
._
,
( 6^; preferred
77c preferred
Cquar.U
12-31 "
12- 1
12-
12-31
12-31
$43^40
v
12-22
12-31
t37*/se-
___v
(puar.)__—
■
1
12-1
1
12-1
A
(quar.)—
Industries
(quar.)
Baldwin-Hill Co.
Baldwin
Extra
i;
Piano
12tic
(quar.j.
Co.
10c
12-22
12-12
25c
;
12-15
12-1
12-15
12-1
Baltimore Brick, 5%.
Easting-Blessing Co. (quar.)
±
$1
Bates
Manufacturing, common,.™
15c
4V27c
preferred
(quar.)
,$1.12ti
Bath Iron Works (increased)
75c
Baxter Laboratories (increased quar.)___..—
20c
Baystate Corp.
(increased)
:
30c
Beauty Counselors
!
50c
(Stock dividend)
Two additional shares
'
—
.
for
held
share
each
Arts Apartments,
Beaux
1- 2
20c
(quar.)_^^—
L—l——
1st preferred (accum. )
$10
Baltimore Gas & Electric, com. (quar.)__„
•
45c
4Vif<>- preferred B (quar.)
' $1.121/a"
r
4^ preferred C (quar.)
$1
Bangor & Aroostook RR. (reduced quar.).._
40c
''''Barber-Ellis-of Canada, Ltd., 7c/c pref. (s-a>
$$1.75
,
1-15
Extra
——
—_—
__—
.
$1.40
preferred
$1.40 preferred
Creek RR.
Be< ch
A
,
5.7c
preferred
75c
1-15
1-2
12-31
12-17
1- 1
Berkshire
Life
Gas,
12-19
12-31
2- 2
12-12
12-10
11-28
1-15
Boise
—:
Cascade
Bornot,
Brinks,
Inc.
Class
A
12-10
1
3-10
Vegh
Deoca
2- 2
1- 2
12-31
12-12
$25c
1- 2
12-31
12-12
12-12
12-31
10c
1- 2
12-12
12-15
12-31
Detrex
Detrbit
30c- pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
Extra
z
Detroit
Gasket
1- 9
12- 9
1- 9
12- 9
1-16
12-19
12- 5
Diversified
1-12
Diversified
12-17
12- 9
12-10
12-23
9'
12-
1-30
12-29
12-31
12-15.
11-28
12-22
12-12
20c
2-
75c
U
1
1-
18c
5
12-10
12-20
8c
,
12-19
1
12-19
$1,184
1-1
224c
12-19
12-10
25c
12-31
12-19
(quar.)
(year-end)'
'
1-20
1- 9
25c
12-19
12-10
50c
12-24
12-16
$30c
1-26
12-31
$30c
1-26
12-31
(quar.),.
common
—-
*———
(quar.)
Builders
Corp.—
$1
-12-31
12-15
1^15
12-12
1-
12-17
r
•'
2-6
2
.2* 2
.
1-16
'
40c
12-31
12-15
284c
12-31
12-15
314c
1- 5
12-22
15c
•12-31
374c
v12-31
-
(quar.)_
(quar.)^——*
64 preferred" (quar.),,,———
General Investors-Trust (Boston).-^-,.
'.V
convertible
54/a
3-
50c
—,
12-5
12-15
15c
—
common
preferred
common
'
•
12-15
12-15
-*•
;
-
f
7c
12-30
12-15
$10c
QuarterljMromi income^
General Petroleums of: Canada, Ltd.^-r
12-10
1
.
General Steel Wares Co., Ltd.—
-
1- 1
12-17
1- 2
12-15'
1-
12-15
2
1-15
12-12
— ■
„
..
;
.
$$1.25
preferred (quar;.)—,——
General Telephone of California—..—
54
preferred. (quar.)—
—
General Telephone Co., of
Indiana-r-r
-
».-»
12-
12-15
5A
12-15
12-
12-27
12-12-
12-10
1-
2
12-26
.
1-31
1- 5
$1.40
•
(year-end
1
12-
5
12-31
2
12-15
12-23
12-15
1-
12-31
5.804
preferred
.4
(quat.)
12-
5
George Putnam Fund of
12-15
1- 2
12-
8
1- 2
12-
8.
4-
1
3-10
5
Glitsch
12-19
12-
5
Goebel
1-15
2-16
12-15
12-20
1- 1
12-10
12-29
12-12
12-19
12- 3
1- 2
2-
2
11-28
12-
2
12-19
12- 3
12-15
12-31
12-10'
common
stocks
A
capital
cash
or
Investment
gains
stock
Fund,
12- 1
12- 1
1- 7
12-19
2-2
1- 9
12-19
12-10
25c
1-23
25c
12-15
1-7
12-
1
15c
Quarterly
1-
2
12-12
1-
2
12-10
Ltd.
Goodyear Tire to Rubber Co. of Canada,
44 preference (quar.)
Government Employees Insurance Co.—
$50c
1-31
1- 9
25C
12-22
12- 5
20c
12-29
12- 9
—
—
Government Employees Life Insur. Co.
(W. R.) & Co.—
Stock dividend subject
(s-a)
Grace
Co.
(N.
2-3
1-15
12-19
80c
1-15
12-15
80C
1-15
12-15
Y.)—
374c
—-—.—
(N. Y.)
2-20
2 "c
--
—
Insurance
American
Quarterly
Guaranty Trust
approval
the
to
stockholders
of
Great
(quar.),—
12-10
12-10
12-31
12-10
12-31
12-10
Haloid Xerox, Inc.
12-31
12-10
Hamilton
12-20
12-10
Hanson-Van Winkle-Munning Co.—
12-20
12-10
12-31
12-22
Hartford Gas Co.,
12-22
12-
12-22
12-
8
12-
8
preferred (quar.)—
Hastings Manufacturing Co.
Ilat.j Ltd.,
common
25c
12-10
.
12-
8
1
50c
24c
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
——
Hawaiian Electric Co.,
Ltd., common
5
12-22
54
5
12-22
444 preferred C (quar,)—-—>—>—
12-31
11-28
12-12
12-29
12-12
5C
1-
,
12-29
50C
(quar.).
Haverty Furniture (stock dividend)
Hawaiian Commercial to Sugar Co., Ltd
In
12-19
12-15
12- 5
$10c
1-15
12-17
$25c
common
A
Haverhill Gas Co.
12- 2
12-12
12-30
1-15
35c
1-21
12- 8
14
12-31
11-17
74c
12-10
11-26
62 Vac
12-12
11-25
25C
1-15
1- 5
214c
1-15
1- 5
25c
1-15
1- 5
25C
1-15
1- 5
274c
1-15
1-
payment omitted at this time
84
-Class
2
25C
20c
(quar.)— n
Manufacturing (quar.)—
Dividend
54
—,
12- 1
12-24
12-20
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bros,
12-31
20c
Inc.—
12-24
124c
preferred
convertible
12-31
—
distribution payable
I
.1—1—
12-15
ment at this time.
60c
25c
124c
25c
(quar.)
2
1-
dividend pay¬
1-
Corp.
74c
Brewing Co.—
10c
-
12-12
12rl2
(quar.)——.—---
$1.25
Portland Cement (quar.)
Giorgio Fruit Corp.-rStockholders have approved a two-for-one
split of both the class A and class B
12-12
12-31
12-31
(quar.)
$1.05
(quar.)
12-31
$1,124
25c
$1.07
$1.14
to
12-12
44c
924c
(quar.)
12-18
54
No action taken on common
Goldblatt
12-29
$1
(P. W.) & Sons
12-15
2
50c
Gladding McBcan to Co.
12-
1
1-
$1,064
Art Co. (quar.)
Stock dividend
12-11
1-
12-31
$2.75
25c
Industries
$1,374
Optional
1- 2
12-15
25c
1—
25c
$1.25
Gisholt Machine Co. (quar,)
50c
Co.
$1,124
Gibson
Light Co.—
—
12-10
12c
Germantown Fire Insurance Co,
(from net invest¬
!
12-15
1-1
Boston
12-19
1- 2
•
—
12-31
—
(quar.).
—
General Time Corp. (quar.),—
General Tire to Rubber Co., $5 pref. (quar.)
544 preference (quar.)
—-—
44 4 preference (quar.),
44 4 preferred (quar.)
Oenesee Brewing Co., class A (quar.)
124c
$1.25
,,,—^
12-15
53c
preferred
$4.50
12-30
$4.50
net
12-15
1-1
12-15
-
General Telephohe Co. of Wisconsin—
54
from
1-1
364c
,
$4.50
(quar.)
12-15
12-15
-
(quar.),,,
(quar.)
13c
pfd.
1- 2
35c
•
1* 2
1- 2
314 c
General Telephone Co; of Pennsylvania—
$2.10 preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co; of the Southeast—
5
12- 8
334c
■
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
f$1.26
>
2
60c
,*
(quar..)..,
$2.40 preferred
$1.-35 preferred
i-
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—
.
12-22
12-
:
2 5c
'
624c
General Telephone Co. of Michigan—•
12- P
•
_.•'
preferred :(quar. )
; $2.50
5
12-19
Di
12-19
12-5
$0.26
——,,,
class A
Corp.,
$25c
25c
Diamond
10c
Telephone
50c
Mfg. Co
International Bridge
12-17
12-20
12-10
12-22
1-15
——
(quar.)
preferred;
General
4 :
12-29
12-31
1- 1
12-19
2
12-15
30c
!—™——-
25c
—
12-31
40c
1-
9
$1
4c
(quar.)—'—
Chemical
1-15
1-15
1-15
1-15
12-19
7VeC
1
2-19
75c
Fund, Inc.
(increased)—
(N. Y.) (quar.),.
Corp.
3C
Extra
10c
:
2
24
12-22
Electric
Delta
15c
1
12-
2
;
preferred (quar.),,,!
preferred (quar.)
4.564
preferred (quar.),,,
4.204
preferred (quar.)!
54
preferred (quar.)——
20c
:
12- 9
3-
25c
25c
■
1-
(s-a)
to
preferred
1-15
15c
—__
—
Industrial
General Controls,
12-12
25c
4.284
$1.25
.
12-
12-29
(quar.)—1-—
$1.50
(quar.)
Power
25c
tlOc
$25c
12-15
12-29
50c
preferred (quar.)^,,-,,--——
Garfihckel (JullusO & Co;, common (quar.),,
•444- preferred (quar.)--,,--—
12-12
Turbine
Steam
Records
44
(quar.)
11-28
1- 2
'
■
25c
3.704
18c
11-28
12-12
44
11-28
1- 2
»
314c
j
Investing Co.
income)
Delaware
3-10
12-15
(quar.)
12-12
30c
"—
Gardner-Denver Co.,
$25c
40c
(quar.),
Vegh Mutual Fund, Inc.
ment income) ;
12-10
25c
pfd.
$3
Gabriel Company
11-26
11-26
.■>
———:—'
(quar.)!
Laval
1-2
(quar.)
12-4
12-4
(quar.),
12-16
a
Curtiss Candy, preferred (accumulative)
Preferred
(accumulative)
4-1
1- 1
(quar.)—
Insurance
Corp,
;
on
—,—
Cummins Engine Co.
Stock dividend
$1.25
common
————
Inc;
Bowl-Mor Co.,
2
4-
12-16
12-16
35c
(quar.)
V'
12-16
12-12
Class A (quar.)
:
Crown Zellerbach (Canada) Ltd.—
$17V2c
$25c
dividend
Extra
1
1-
$35c
$35c
:
.
,Stock
2-
$25c
;
preferred
(quar.)—
-67c
preferred
(quar.)
Biltmore Hats, ^Ltd., common
$1 preferred A (quar.)
Blue Diamond Corp. (quar.)
.
Year-end
tie
$1.50
12-19
_______
(quar.)
Extra
1
1
12-15
12-19
1- 2
_,™„
(quar.)
(reduced),
Cos., Ltd. (quar.),,,,
.-*-4.—
Fraser
Corp.—
investment
5f,i
•
2-
1-15
1-2
12-15
I- 2
—
Cypress Abbey Co.
12-
11-22
12-18
2
Fo8toria Pressed Steel Corp;
12-15
12-27
—
2'e
common
21
Jan.
on
preferred convertible series (quar.)—,
Oil Co. (quar.),,
Co.
(Initial)
Crown Cork International, class A (quar.)
12-17
1- 2
1-
Francisco Sugar Co.
12- 1
50c
15c
$12
54
12-31
12-15
12- 1
50c
(quar.)
(extra)
Co.
Foster-Forbes Glass,
12-12
874c
fr74c
25c
Crouse-Hinds
do
(s-a)
Standard
vote
Cresmont
De
(quar.)-^
5V
Beneficial
Petroleum
Crescent
12-15
12-15
50c
30c
35c
Foote Brothers Gear to Machine
11-28
40c
12-15
12-16
12-12
12-12
$26c
•
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (qnar.)
Beneficial Finance Co.,
.....
Extra
12-15
+25c
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd.Va 7 7c pfd. (quar.)
Belgium Stores, Ltd., common (quar.)
;
will
(L. A. Co. (quar.)
Dayton Malleable Iron Co., 54
—
4944
•54
Darling
^
class
12-15
...
proposed 54 stock dividend
Craln (R. L.), Ltd. (quar.)—
Cream of Wheat (quar.)
1- 2
Inc.—-
(entire issue called for
redemption on Feb. 1 at $65 per share
plus this dividend)-.
$6 first preferred (entire issue called for
redemption on Feb. 1 at $102.50 per
share plus thi3 dividend),,
Beaver Lumber, Ltd., common and class A
and
12-24
Co.
dividend
Geneva
Florida
•
1- 2
$3 prior preferred
Common
12-31
12-26
1- 2
12-10
—
preferred 1945 series (quar.)
344 preferred 1947 series (quar.)
Coro, Inc. (quar.)
Corroon Ac Reynolds Corp. (quar.)
Coplay Cement Mfg., 64 preferred (accum.)
County Trust Co. (White Plains, N. Y.)—
1- 2
12-30
12-29
12-30
25c
Florida Public UtilitiesCommon
(increased quar,)
^
$400.
-
3V'a4
12- 2
,
.«
24 4
40c
10c
——.
12-22
,
150
(quar.)
.
Stockholders
Eaker
12-12
30c
pfd.
(quar.)
National City Bank
Florida Growth Fund
12- 2
$4
5c
$0c~ preferred (quar.)
15c
Ctonsmneris Gas Co:, common (quar.)——
$20c
; 5*2 4 pTreferred, (quar.)——
$$1.37Va
Cohtiuental Screw Co..(quar.)
20c
Corduroy Rubber, common
$3
$3 prior preferred^ (annual)^
$3
doming Glass Works, common—
25c
Class
,
12-15
12-10
12-13
50c
(quar. )„
First
12-12
12-»22
^
.
participating class
1
_
,
2
1-
12-31
12-26
14c
(Ordinary And class A (s?a)
1- 2
1- 6
12- 2
12-23
54c.
74c
(quar.)___.
preferred
First
3
12-19
<;5c
-Canada* Ltd. (s-a)———————————^
Consumers Acceptance .Corp.—
$3
•
12-
Consolidated
12-31
25c
,
payment pissed at this time.
Taper Products Corp.—
Fibreboard
12-12
224c
12-15
$2.50*
-
I Dividend
12-5
.
Consojidated; Gas Utilities Corp. (quar.)
Mining to Smelting Co. of
7
$1
_
.
$37 4c
.
1-
"
(quar;)——
Corp. (s-a),.
!
Atlantic Realty Co., $6~pfd. (s~a)™__,_
12-2
38c
5c
1
1-15
—;—$L37-Va
1-20
1-
12- 2 '
12-23
^
Ltd., 4.164
Inc.—
Fenestra,
Common
6
.....
$70c
2-
and
„
common
Federal United Corp.,
,
-
.
12-30
•
Corp.
Equipment
12-15
s
Atkinson Finance
,
12-
(quar.)—
'
—
Aro
12-15
12-26,
Class
B
-,™™™__™,
24d
Anglo.-NeWfou&dlahd Development (quar.)
$5c
Antbes-Iihpertel Co., Ltd., ;lst pfd. A —,$$1.22055
Apex Smelting Co, (quar.),,,;.
50c
■V
12-23
(year-end)
Voting trust ctfs. (quar.)—
Insurance, Co. (increased)
12-12
30c -12-20
3IV4C
12-31
T5-4 preferred (quar.)—t—
——$1.25
1- 2
Colorado & Southern Ry., common (annual*
: v"
$1
12-30
44 2nd preferred—
1—$4 v. 12-30
Commercial Discount Corp., common (quaij) •,
7*/ac ^12- 1:
64 cumulative <Ss participating pfd. (quarj
15c
12- 1.
Commonwealth Income Fundr...f ' •
r
1
1- 6
1 Distribution* from
capital gains,,
—i,,
31c
Common wealth Investment. (6c trom invetf*
; ment income plus a 22c.distribution from
*
^
!
; capital r gains)
4,;
-.—-4...
.* 28c
-12-24'
12-30
•
75 c
55c
Federal
12-19
12-23
.
•
.4
$50c
(quar.)—
Nitrate, elass A
'
75c
and
income
Underwriters Assn.
Financial
1-
75c
$2
10c
-
(extra*
30c
—
preferred
12- 3
tcn-fOr-one basis
a
on
H.)
Inc.,
Farrel-Birminghani
12-15
.
.12*10
1- 2 V. 12-10
1-2'
12-15
.
12-15
•
25c
12-15
(quar.)
Co.
Finance
53V»c
..
Anglo Lautaro
(year-end"
1
Subject-to stkhlders.. approval on Dec. 30
.
H2-10'
•
60c
•
—
Common
12-31
(year-end),™
30c
(Increased quar.)40c
$L75>preferred; (quar.)
Anderson Prlchard Oil. Corp., com.. (qucr.
4<4^. .- preferred (quar.),
Anglo-Canadian Puip-& Paper Mills—; >.
1
Colorado interstate Gas, common
products
"<
'
Colg&te-Pbbnoliver Co.
Colonial
2
(T.
Fate-Root"-IIeath
44
i
Co.—
12-19
V,l24e
———x———
Anchor Casualty
(stock dividend)—
(year-end)
common
Quarries
12-19
" :124c
Fund
gains)
Company
Farmers
12-15
50c
———
12-12
12-31
1-
,
$25c
_
Stock
l2-31
31 Vic.
12-17
.
5c
12-10
•
,
Writing Paper
(quar.)™
12r29
'
-
___
(quar.),,,,
,
20c
.—
B
20c
12y2c
25c
(quar.)
i5c
75c
(year-end)
American States Insurance Co.
(Indianapolis)
Common (quar.)
Class
Gas
30c
.
1-7
374c
(quar.),
Co.,. Ltd. (quar.)
class B (quar.)_
__!^
Corp.
Exolon
Utilities Co.—
Citizens
Class A
_
,f Class A (quar.);—._,™—
t
(quar.)———
(quar.)
Sdmi-annuaHy
—
______
.
American Screw Co.
American Seal-Kap Corp. of Del.
11-25
!__
Stock
capital
54;; preferred
12-10
ing to be held on Jan. 28 on a directors'
proposal to declare a 504 stock div.
27%c
Insurance
—
Pasco Corp., (increased)
de
1-15
,
11-28
(year-end)
income
investment
the shares
12-15
20c
National
^.$1.18a4
1-1
1-1
1- 1
1- 1
1- 5
12-15
12-29
12-31
Photocopy Equipment (quar.)——.
American President Lines, class A
(quar.)— ,1
Class B (quar;)
10-30
$4
Match
12-15
$1.02Va
$1.02Va
(quar.)——$1.1834
preferred D (quar.)——
•
$1.20
preferred A
preferred B
preferred C
40c
American
Howard
Eversharp,
12-15
$1.25
■
——$1.12Va.
Chapman Valve Mfg. (quar.)
— Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR,
Chicago Molded Products (quar.j _L4
Cincinnati Merchandise Warehouses
Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific—
■
(quar.)
investment
from
Estabrook
4
Stockholders will vote at the annual meet¬
'
54 preferred (quar.)
American-Metal Products, common
5%"Vr preferrect (quar.)——
12-
Chain Belc Co.—
1
American Machine & Foundry—
3.90% preferred (quar.)
12-20
1- 1
Transformer
12-17
■
36c
(initial)
common
Indiana
Cerro
•
$1.083i
(quar.).—
(quar.)
Central
12-15
15c
.
1- 2
12- 9
Electric—
&
Central
12-15
—
(quar.)_
Electric & Gas—
Illinois
4.804
1
Gas
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.754
12.29
40c
to
12-10
(quar.):
Inc. (increased)
Hudsoxr
4.104
cash
_
Quarterly
1- 2
1- 2
1- 2
Central
New
___
American
'12-15
12-16
Corp.—
General Insurance
Quarterly
12-12
5
(special
(s-a)
American Enka Corp. (resumed
year-end)
American Forest Products Corp
*_
Stock dividend—;—__—
.
12-19
12-17
12-15
12-30
1- 5
Central
participating preferred
American
12-5
1-5
,—
Co.
12-15
-
20c
Refractories & Abrasives
(quar.)
Water
Co.
(Consolidated)—
Quarterly
Employers Casualty Co. (quar.).
1'
Emporium CapweU Co. (quar.),,
Energy Fund, Inc.—
"
/!
Stockholders will vote .at the annual meet¬
ing on a directors' proposal to split
12-15
12-21
1- 6
4.754
8c
Edo
12-15
12-30
12-31
7c
4.354
444
(quar.)—
25c
12-16
a
___
$75c
12-31
W.)
1*5
",!/,..!',
Electro
15c
(J.
12-26
Eiizabethtowu
'
—
1-15
$0,028
•
Economy Baler Co.
Eddy
1-19
20c
5c
4.104
in
11- 6
—
—
12rl9I
1-15
;
15c
ordinary,,,^,,^,^™^.
capital gains)
from
v.
1-15
Ltd.—
Co.,
12-19
out-
;_
11-28
;
—
—
Carter
'
proon
$70c
_——___
Power
Common
convert-
a
—:—
Electric
a
the
Sugar, common
prior preferred (quar.)
American
30c
on
shares
Shares,
Inc.,
profits payable
net security
pr stock)
American Crystal
'
10
change
standing 7 4 preferred
ible preferred.
American
.
March
1-19
Carnaco
Stockholders will vote at the annual meet;
Eaton
year-end of
a
rets,
Howard Balanced Fund
from
(16c
1-15
2
1-
12-16.
1-30
2-1
2- 1
10c
Castle & Cook,
—35c
Catalin Corp. of America (year-end)—,5c
Central Aguirre Sugar (s-a)
—
35c
1-
1- 1
$50c
$$1.25
,
to
from
12-10
1-5
$1.06>4 ''
quar.)
Eaton
(20c
Baxter & Kennedy (quar.)———4
Equipment Co., commoii——
Carey,
2
American Air Filter—
Common
12-31
12-15
Extra
12-19
874c
;
gains)
capital
International
64
preferred (quar.)
Capitol Records
(quar.)__
12-4
1
25c
(quar.)l
preferred
**/*%
12-24
S3
diivdend
Stock
$3.50
$4
(quar.)
12-15
1*31
•
12-12
-
1-5
.
.$17.4c
.
(initial)-^_„,„_™,.
Inc.
12-20,
20c
$25c
,
14
common
income plus
froin
57c
Canadian
'•»
-
,
; 64
participating preferred (s-at
Allegheny & Western Ry., guaranteed <s-a)
Albermarle Paper Mfg., 6% preferred (quar.)
Allied Thermal* Corp; (quar.),
1- 2
$$1.06V4
—
Co.
dep.
(s-a)
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp. (quar.)
Easy Washing Machine Co., Ltd.—
5 4 1st pref. A (quar.)
'
(resumed)—$25e
Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)—
5(4
pref. (quar.)———_____
Canadian-FUhd, Inc. (year-end of 13c from
,
at $70 per
12-1
'
;
Early to Daniel Co.
|V
Bronze
Alabama Gas €fov$3.50 prior preferred, (entire issue called: for redemption on Dec. 30
Alabama Grea& Southern RR.
12-31
12-16
•"
26*49
Interstate
343*c
____
12-10
12-15
Amer.
12-10
'
12-12
.
Dunlop Rubber Co. Ltd.—
12-17
California
374c
,
2
12-10
12-17
'
12-15
12-10
;
Duffy-Mott
12-
12-20
.250
Du-Art Film Laboratories—:
60c participating
pfd.
(quar.),_„__
25c
—-
Extra".
;
12-17
10c
(quar.)——.—
—
Mills; Inc., 4Vz7c pfd. (quar.)
$1.1214
4'/a7c- pfd. (this payment clea^J all arrears)
$7.87Va
Eutler's Inc., 4Y2Y0
pfd. (quar.)____
/
28Vac
Butterfly Hosiery Co., Ltd.,* 7 7c pfd. (s-a)—', $$3.50
34%c
,
_
New prior preferred (initial)
Aircraft Radio Corp. (quar.)...
20c
JJolder*
When
Payable oj-Rec.-
Share
.
"V
!
■
«r
'
\
" 12-24
1-10
'
' 93c
ofCompany•"
(Joseph) Crucible (quar.)
Dominion Corset Co., Ltd. (quar, )„^,,_i_.
Dominion Glass Co., Ltd.,. 74 pfd.. (quar.)
'
r
"
•
Dixon
■
.
7Vac
544
Year-end
12-10
1- 2
$3
65c div. payable in
(quar.),
12-17
12-17
1-1
,
;
65c
12-16
t
1-2
40c
Aid Investment & Discount, Inc.—
Common
(quar.)_,.___l—!__
2
and
stock* at holder's option)——,
or
Per."
Name
12-17
1-1
1-1
Burrus
12-10
1- 2
1-
$1
Agricultural Insurance Co. (Watertown,
f New
York) (quar.),,,,——
.
.
ioc
___
Abercrombie to
!
Payable o] Rec.
Share
.
common
cash
Brooklyn Borougir Gas
Burgermeisujr Brewing
Holders
When
Per
capital gains.
from
'
,
•
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
-
1- 1
—
nounced during the current week.; Then we follow with
a second- table in which we show the
payments previ-
Holders
: Share ' Pdydlfte of liec.
,r
British Columbia Telephone Co., com (quar.)
9
preferred B
(quar.),—
preferred D (quar.),,
54 preferred E (quar.)—.
544 preferred F (quar.)
1-
12-17
5
•
10
(2358)
4.
.
i
Name
■
■
.
■■
Share
class
,1%
(accumulative)
A
-
,
1 12- 8
12-
43 %«
12-15
12-
Honohaa
Iron
5 %
,
$1.50
Felt
A
12-10
Corp., class A (quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
Mcrritt-Chapman «fe Scott Corp
12-22
12-12
Metals
&
12-13
12-
4
Metro,
Inc.,
12-15
7%
preferred
(quar.)_,
Metropolitan Brick, Inc. (quar.)
Michigan Chemical Corp. (annual)
12-
12-15
12-
5
12-31
(quar.)
12-12
-
Middle
12-31
12-12
31 %c
12-31
12-12
Middlesex
12-12
Midland
12-10
Millcr-Wolil
12-31
1
$20c
—
1-15
12-15
1-15
4'i%
12-15
1-15
$40c
(quar.)
12-15
Corp.,
7%
20c
.L—_
25c
15c
..——/:7
12-
12-12
4(2%
5
preferred
12- 5 ;
1
Idarado
Mining—1
25c
12-24
Monarch
12-12
2
American deposit
receipts
Imperial Investment Corp., Ltd.—
9
W-
Monroe
$12%C
(quar.)
—
Fund—
4.20%
preferred
preferred
preferred
•.
inspiration
Insurance
1-1
$1.41%
—
(quar.)
•
$40e
;
f$1.12%
,7%
/
12- 8
12-29 '
$68%C
12-29"
12- 8 ""
f
Certificates, Inc.
Inter-Ocean
Securities
7
.
1- 2
(Md.)
Corp.,
1-
2
t7c li'om
12-m'
12-18
1-
$5
7
3-
'•«
12-18 "
2
1-12'
50c
preferred
(s-a)
12-12
11-25
1-15
12-31
1-
1,
12-12
...
.
2
12-16
5%
1-
.
Sugar-,
13c
12-11
1-
$2
■L
Ltd.
$2
2
12- R
12- 8
(quar.)
'
12-
12-20
!*
(Jaulesi
&
t
5
(quar.).
J
:
)
12-20 >
13c
12-15
Ocesui
(quar.)
Ohio
1
1-10
2- 2 >
Old
12-30
12-10
-12-30
12- 9
12-29
12-15
1-
12-19
$1.06V4
1-
1
$1.08%
11-
1
20c
._
32 Vac
;
2-
Lynn Gas & Electric (quar.).
1-
40c
1-16
"
$50c
'
12-29
$25c
__I__ZI__
C "II
Corp
Ltd..,
"
12-29
$50c
.
i.;
Public
1-15
$1
..'
1-
$60c L
(quar.)ZZ
2
12-15
"
59%c
12.
3
12-
3
12-
'
'
3
12-12
12-17
preferred
C
Gas
Tire
Manufacturers
,/
Co.
(quar.)
Y.)
(N.
(Calif.)
$1
pfd.
Credit
(quar.)—
,
.
12-15
12-15
12-18
1-
2
1-
1
1-
2
1-20
12-22
75c
.
$1.50
'
12-22
^
MassScha-etts
net
Investors
income)
Asphalt
12-11"
partic.
(quar,)
common
pref,
(quar.).
[_■
(
12-18
12-23
12-
6
12-22.
12-
12-29
11-28 *
12-24
11-28
12-26
12-12 '
25c
12-10
12- 3
1-
_7lJ'
1
;
.
■
Co.
1
12-12
12-23
1
Ore., Ltd.
Inc.
M:
12-5
7:-
$1
_L_
...
Corp.,
par
common
b-
19"
1-
.'.'
1
12-16 >,
/
1-
:
2 /
Gas
Co.
'
12-10 v
12-26
1-
Co.
of
Co.,
V4
North
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
12-15
12-30
r
Co.
of
11*25
;
-"'
v
1-
2
-4%--preferred (quar.)
4.24%. preferred (quar.)
4.65%
I—:—ZZi
preferred
(quar.)
-
•
2
12-12-7
5*
12-15
1-
7
12-10
.
12-^
".12-15
12-
6
12-12
12-10
12-10
>
,,
,
12-24
1~ 2
(quar.,)2I_%i__-^
conunon.
.12-15.
12-10 ;
II-28
12-15
1212-
.:
7^-39c
12-12
12-15
_
12-
>
12-19
1-15
$2.70
7
12-12
12-
Troxel
4%;
$1,25
15c
■;
(quar.)%
$1.20 pfd.
Ltd., 6%
Corp.
12- S
lli 3
11-29
2
12-17
1-
2
12-17
12- S
-12-15
12- 6
i :
3-15
1-
2-18
12-15
1
12-
.12-29
4%
40c
1-2
1-12
30c
*
2-
A
25 %;
1%
.30c
12-19
12-17
6
12-31
12-15
1-26
7%c.
(increased)---;——
•
12-31
7c
$75c
(quar.)____
6
12-15:
12-30
""-$1
(quar.)
cl.
12- e
12r31
12-15
30c
Airways, (Inc. .(Del.)
dividend
:
$1.25
div.)
—
preferred
K
5
-12-5
;*
•
—.—___
Corp. ..(stock
12-
1-
12 %c-
Buildihg. Inc. .(Clucago)_2__l—
Oil Co.,
11-28
1-1Y
:
$1.50
—
(quar.)
Gasoline
,
x
45c
i'
—
Pipeline—-
12-31
-
VAa-
(quarj_
Gas
12-15
2
,
—-•
lquar.)__—
:
Assn.
57c
67 %C"
(quar.)
preferred
Mfg. Co.—/—1
Underwriters
Truck
12-12
12-23
5
12-8
12- 8
1-26
.
11-
9
9
12-16
12- 9:
12-22
12-
'
12-19
12-31
12-
'",12-31
4%
Tri-Continental Corp. common ( year-end)-.—
12-19 1
12-31
Natural
Caribbean
Stock
1-
-40c
(reduced)
common
Natural
TransrLux
5
12-' 5
2
-(:
(quar.)2__%___w'___x__%xd7:_2'_;
preferred
Trans
12-15
1*,2
1-
i
$25c
preferred
Toronto Star,
V.
9
2
12-31
$50c
.
Tonopah Mining (NeVada) (from net income)
8
12-29
.1-15
i40C
•
2
•"50c 7 712-10:
(stock dividend):
b
300;. Adams
1-
1-
-$15c
/•.
Carson .(Canada)" Ltd.-
Thor Power Tool Co.
.7
'5
Twin
v
12-10
Z-.712-
9
.*12-
5
12-31
Coach
12-19
12-15
14c
12-24
12-' 9
35c
,12-12
'12-'i
25c
——
(quar.)——_——
12-12
-11-28
15c:
12-12
11-28
pfd. (clears all arrears)——$1.87%"
preferred (quar.)%/_——37%c
12-24
12-15
Co.:—
$1.60 conv.
'•:>$i.50
1-1
9
conv.
-1-
1
12-is:
12-19,
12-31
1-
1
12-
*-•
-
■:
5
12-10.
1-
12-10
35c
1-
208 South La Salle
12-10
Electric
Steel
Union
Lumber
Co.
Union
Metal
United
$1
1-
12-15
Z
1-
12-15
■
1-
12-15
Mfg.
Artists
(extra)/.—
12-15
United
12-
5
12-15
12- 8
12-1
Inc.—
50c,
12-15
12-
25c
12-31
12-12
-12-26
$1.25
—;
5.
12-15
12-12.
7 •"
(quar.)—-—
12-
1
Investments, Ltd.—
A
preferred
Funds—
United
25c
12-20
40c
—
(quar.V"
Corp.
preferred
Fuel
—r__—
(quar.)/——.—
(quar.)
United Artists Theatre Circuit,
6%" class
$1.06
$1'
90c
Corp.——
(Union Twist Drill Co.
5*7"
-$1.16%
(extra)———V-7,"
*■
United
-
Street
.
.-Union
12-12.
5c
— ...
12-16
15c
Products
Illinois
Texas
.12-15
1.2:7
«-
2
"
)! common
12-15
'
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- •
1-
\
25cV
A;:H-
6%":convertible preferred- (quar. )______1%_'
Texas
12-10
Carolina—*
-
+
T'12-19-V1
preferred
$5
1-
iqc
.
-
Oklahoma—
12-17
12-15
2'live- \. 12-15
-
::
Tex-Tube- Inc..
i1*
ill-25
.
12-15
pfd." (quar.)_*$63c
;
12-19
12-12
.
.
'6% "2nd
12-16
35c
5%
1-2
12-31
410c
,
Television-Electronics Fund, Inc (optional)__
Tellurjde Power Co.,' 6%. preferred -(quar.)__
12-8
1
12Vac
(quar.-)
1-20
12-19
12-10
=
Class
$5
-1-2
12-20
v,
...
I-2.
,12- €
—
% 1-: 9
10c
(quar.)
(extra)
12-12.
5%"^,; .12-30
tquar.)__j.___
Telephone Service Co.- of Ohio—
Common'class A- (quat.)f rvStock' dividend
12-10
-t.-
...
12-12
2
25c.%,;i--3
r
■Semi-annual
•
stock-
common
12-17.
..
;.y -
V
Teauinseh*
12-12
,1-15
"
12-15
1*15
>
12*13iZ'5%$£fcra
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1-31
$5c
k
12-17 "
(qQar.-.)x7:_________-» 7. laFiic;,712-15
Class
•
15c
5"
12-17
30c
12.%c
'
*
(quar..)%_rJ_71-.__-___I-_7%7:
Tappan Company (quar.)__'; 1A.'.,
-11-29
2-, 1
25c
Laundry' (quar.)
Service
"
(quar;)%l^__iZi%i-l_xl_%_2%;Z
-
Taylor,-" Pearson &
.
75c 7
12-
2-16-
"i5c
-
(quar,) y-f
i$1.05.'fr6m capital»v7
'
Publishing,,class A
iC-ZExtra
12-lf).%: 12-Hv
.
12-
12-15
1-15
2^2, 24c
v, Common
(from ,1958 earnings)
Btrfiiifn'Co.
X_T_
Syracuse.1) Supply
11-28
.
....
12-19
*
-
12-19
1- 2
2» 12-26
Company.-"(quar. 122_2l_2___ 2!2--275c,2" 12*241
.(' Common (from 1958 earnings)
~
(quar.)^_l_.
preferred
Service
(quar.) iyjy21'2—22
(year-end 122t2'22_22'____—*
.
12-.5
12>-15
-20c
v
n%'2J
Sunset International Petroleum (S-a)4c
;;.12r29
Supervised Shares,-Inc._7^_—^ $0,008--7 12-24/
Optional ;
$0.C42 ,7 12-24
Sweets Co. of America— - ;
j. •>--• >.j•
r
,11*28-7
in
,
-
(stock-split)—
of
)
12-11*
•-
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Iron
-
12-15
r:
Vf;
dividend"
Stock
Class
12-. 5
.12-15s
-vf$l
-
1- 2
■
.
2
"'
■
(quar.)___2_2_'22_22'2'2——--T 2
Slreet Investment,
Tidewater
-
12-12'
,
12-12.
.,12-12.,
12-29 ,",
62%c
%
12-15
■;lr 2
•'
20c
;
*
1-15
2-U-:
12-
7
T '
Canada
each share held)..-
r5.68%
.
.preferred
D Co.
•
(quar.)._.__j.
Common
•
4.£fl!f.7
Sun
Z12- 2
9
25c
/
r
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12-23
.
^Sun^DrpgXo:-:—...
•
,VZ
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1
,
Power Co.,-Ltd.—
Tamblyn (G.) Ltd.,
19
$1125 -1
-
2
3-
Sterling. Brewers
■y
payment
,
2-
1-
,.w7,®»'preferred
Co.-—
--
:$2oc
9114c 7
*
9c frpm;investmeift |ncome)^-j7;7.(.. $i:i4.^vl2-23
Stepan Chemical hstock:xHtidendV_2_li^Zi:%^%
12-29
12-23
"
12-13'
'
preferred—"
'.J"•v-gains-and
2%...
-
12-13
"
Sta-rrqtt Corp:'— f%v 50c-dividend
convertible preferred
•
93%c
!
V
*12*17
$1.12%
Southern Canada
.
(quar.)
5
5
1-
Stdtc
20c %
-
preferred
Standard -.Screw
25c' t
.y
■
12-
12r29 V
2 37%cz;
•
1-16
■
12-15
40c-
.
.
1-
>
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25c '
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Vac
«
712-17
27 (ac k V l
-,:2,
-
A. 5%
(L2 Sj
-12-18
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^ tVl5c> >,
-
—
1-30
12-15
(quar.)___2222i"22__2_2'_2".':2
v'
f
:__jLL,y 17 (7C
dividend
Inc.
Public
1-20
■;')" :
»,
Electric &" Gas -Co.—
preferred
M.l-^juaj*
■"? 12"-' 1
2
1-1
wi-LZ'V-2.1c -V
(quar.)d.d_f;il
L""""
on
Provincial Transport
"
$10c
-
2 12- 5
12-15
40e
....
4
(quar.)
(year-end) 2_2r2_—2222_i
$2- tl whi
12-15
6,3%,
Progress
*.
5c
1-31
12-5
,
i? 12-17
12-29
"
:23c
r__
Preway,
11-28
6
'*
25c
—.'-2—7%
(stock
"
for
: 5%
.
6
12-29
1-
12-
*.
pfd.
shares
Prestole
:
12-12'
'12-17
2-13
*""- .7"
%
Common
(quar.)'2____2-2__2_22'22—12-—$62%e v
7
">'76% :particlpating preferred (quan.)_2;2^_2.J
7^ $$L50>
*Southern Nevada .Power Co.—:>'<7
A'
y-,2 '
3 '
1-2
y 14c
%' •"
(qnar.)
' i
Corp.
(quaT.)____.___4.
Mfg".
of
Prentice-Hall,
Public
$$1.50
'
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.
-
(Two
10c
:
1st
Premium
12-15 "
(quarterly
J
Corp.
Conveyor
T/axwell, Ltd.,
Irust
11c
1-15
^12-17
12-10
^
$15c
50c
(quar.)
time
Tile
Providence
5c
~
:
^
Castings
B 'class
19%n
12-20
-> $20c
^
Ltd., com. (quar.) —- - $50c
(quar.)—
'-•* $56c
6% " uon-cum.
partic. pfd.- (quar.)_._^y .y»$75c
Pi*att '& Lambert," Inc^
(qHar.)
y
75c
'Extra
:
—1
25c-
12-20
Z
i
1
.
12-
:■
50c
common...—_____
•
12*10-
71L. 7
12-15
15c
12*10
-
2 1- 2
*•
11-?8
12-30
.
37 %C
,
—
Additional
$6
2
25c
ptefcrred (quar.)
ZZZ.ZZZ*
Massachusetii? Investors Growth Stock
Fund,
Mathews
10-30
1-
1-15
t$1.25
(quar.)
Extra
6%
from
12- 3
25c
-
.'Ac
12-3
'5 12-30
20c
"S.
>■
Service
taken
Corp.
4Va%
25c
ZZZZ.Z"
'
'
(quar.)
Finance,\com.
this
Power:
10c'
Casualty Co.
"Maryfand
at
Pomona
65c
(qu*ar.)
:
12-31
(Mo.)
Maryland
;
Pittsburgh Finance Building
Plastics, Inc.,class : A
Plough, Inc. (quar.)
:
,
12-19
50c
pfd.
Basket
12-16
1-15
$0,054
(quar.)
Corp.
(Hartford)
Co.,'Ltd.— -
Mill
1-20
(quar.)
-1
8
12-
2
12-30
IOc
:—
action
50c
Midland
Steel
12-17 '
12-17
12-15
No
32 Vac
__
pfd.
tqnar.)
Trust Co. (N. Y.)
Maritime Electric Co.,
Ltd., 5%
'
2
2
S >-
12- -8 )
-
:
15c -V 12-30
:•
dividend ;
5%- preferred
.
2
1-
1-
-
15c
Steel'Co.
Securities
«
1-
$1.75
&
Phoenix Insurance
,
1-
20c
(quar.j...ZZZ
Liarconi International Marine
Communication
Amer. dep.. rets, for
ordinaTy -regis..
Marine Midland Corp., common
'4%-conv.
Iron
Publisliing
,
12-24
53 Vac
~~
:
(accum.)_ZZZ
pfd.
Rubber
Trust
50c
-
!
Co., 7%
«fc
Z__
(quar.);
Sugar-(reduced)
Manchester
2
2.
2
12-30
$15c
V L
Philadelphia .Funt), Inc.
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation
12-19
1-
r-
12-31
25c
(quar. r„:%_—22__
l:
I
12-
4
12-24
20%y
,r.
y
.
x---—-:
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12-19
l-i:
50c
1
—
1-
H-
l*.....Zl<fe.^v''
Pioneer
<ycar-end)
(year-end)
..
PliilcQ Coyp.^ common (stock dividend)—.
3%% preferred A (quar.)____
;
Philadelphia Bourse, (annual)
'
A
$!5c
4%
:,
...
(increased quar.).
(quar.).
Pettibone-Mullikeri
12-12^
~
4"
...
South; Pittsburgh Water Co.—
;2: %
preferred- .(quaixiy-—-2——_2_
, »
1 20c T 12-19 Z""12'- 5
-"gc
Petrolane. Gas
12-15
12-29
12-23
'i$15c-
(quar.)VJ,.._._.^
(resumed)
preferred -(quar.j—
Croix Paper (year-end)
v 4.50%
%
>12- 8
2
10c.'u-
4-
Permanoqte Cement (increased)
12-15'
-
2
12-23
-
12-
2
..
ti—
Peoples
i
(quar.)
Service, 4.75% pfd.
Mallinckrodt Chemical Works—
Casualty Insurance
(Stock
1
12-23
Ltd.
Foods Inc.,
Fine
South; Carolina
•
1-
:7m-'
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers
•
B
.y.
,
:12-12/
l-'2 ;
1-
.
(quar.)
12-15
12-19
$15c
L.
—.....
-
:12-12
1- '2
$15c '4,
—. ;
Manufacturing (initial):
Penton
12- 2"
10c
-
"
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25c 4;,-
Corp.
10c
Manufacturing Co., Ltd.—
7%. preferred (,quar.) _.._._.____._.L7_*Z -$35c
12-15'
10c
.
Additional
Class
i.
.
12-15
$22 VaC
Lynchburg Foundry Co
Class
4%%
(quar.
,
12-15
Vy, .<7
—
common
'
12-15,
Sand Co.,' 6% preferred (s-a).GOc
Line Life Insftrance Co. of America—
Pcden
12-24
12-19-
1-15
20g
dividendt22—____22222\,
/6%-/ 12-^29
Shelby Salesbook-Co:2__2_7_*_—2_2222_.:y2_% %%;;' 50c
/1-2-22
Sherwin-Williams' tCaoadiF)v- Ltd.77(extrai 2"2
12-01;
Smith-Corona •Marchantr Inc7(qhcr.r_;J_j.;2_ 2 '
25c y", 12-31/
Spmerviile, Ltd.. $2.80 preferred (quar.)222_
$70c_i-; 1-21,
Sonoma Quicksilver. Mines .(initial^—_____2
yZ Z Z-5G Z
'•
1
„^87.(«c
Paton
12-31
15c
Manufacturing
Shasta Water
12-12) V
(quar.)—35cj4 12-26
(quar.)
Palace
12-31
1-15
75c
_
;
.
1-15 '
3iy4c
—_
40c
,r
.
.
J2-12
1 %
,
—
2
I-
...40c
Ox Fibre Brush
12 10'
-
'
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.
1-
7%: preferred
fquar.)''Z$$1.75
OvernJte Transportation Co
'
12-29v
12-17
Y.)-
Vv.
f
:
12-12
1-10
12-12
.
7
$2.50 .7.
.
a—A
\
1--2>12-12
4i$2.80:'
Co., com. (s-a)
2
1-
$L50
.
•
12-12 >
(Ky.)
Lbwensteiu <M.) & Sons
Lower St. Lawrence Power Co.—
.% preferred. (quar.)
corp.,
1-
4
?
50C
„
12-15-
-
*
12-12
1
$1.10
-
(N.
common.—..——..
Industries,
Series
4
.....
„■
Co.
_
Corp.,
1-15
12-23
12-31
T
3
^
Oneida,
12-12 >
1
Insurance
American
7
1-26
5c
40c
"20C
Seiberling Rubber; (increased)-222t272ry;2;2
-k,n;
Set'on- Leatlier;Co.2_22-^-_2-^%'222ir_-**22—T4—%:7$l:
i-23'.'^vT-: 2;..;
Shapiro (M.f. «fc Sondqimr.)%2___2—2222 ,^12%c,,.;
4-24
4-
Quarterly .1
y-: 25c
12-15
Ltd.,' common (quar.)i_.^..
25c
12-15
6% 'preferred (quar.)
i/_
■"
37%c L 12-15
Ontario Steel "Products Ltd.—
-'..-.-.-v
12- 3>
30c
$1.25
93%c
t
omitted at this dime;
SeaboardrAlri Line RR. (quar.)222"l22_—22_7.7 "
50c
.12-26
Seagrgve- Corp., gommon__y^_222i__"'_22—72'- ;.v. "ioc /, 12-31:
68%c
t5%5e preferred (quar.)_2_2222_22__
IVlo
1-15
;.5% 7 preferred (quar.)
2____2-%2_—2%-'2_:7 : $1.25
Second United Cities Realty.,Corp.— "TV- :
y
:y
12-12 ?
f
I-I2Z.!'12-15
$15c
Ohio River
2
Ohio
Extra
.
(increased)
(quar.):
(initial)
Garden
Brass
3-
12-10'
40c
1-15
(extra)
common
"^Common- payment
.
Cement
2-
5%
—
Co.
Extra
R.
(qu&r.V...
1-
•
12- 2
1-26
Inc.,
sparfc Co., Ltd.,2class A (quar.)
: Scdvillq Mfg.", $3.C-5 sprefencdytquar.) 2—222-:;
••
W-15.V'
12-15 .;%'•
'
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L
....
$1.43%
,
preferred
Mailman
)
,y
12-.24
.,
$l5c
2V
—
& Supplies,-Ltd......
Specialty Mfg., Ltd.
Oglebay Norton_V
'11-28
2
12-15
guaranteed
2 Sangamo KElectriC/ilincreased-Aqnar-)-—-2-2_
•
19"12
40c
B
GOc
___
Square
19
y
19-19 •
;,$I5c
50c
preferred E (quar.)
^
preferred G (quar.)—..
Angeles Athletic Club (quar.)..—
Madison
(qtrar4,2*''c
com.
-
Oahu-Sugar, -Ltd.: (resumed)......
Cakite Products
(quar.)
1-15 >
'
MacLaren Power & Paper
Extra
Class
•
.
Extra
12-19 >
2
•
-
2
20c
St.
11-28
—$1.43%
.
12.19
2-
2
San Carlos-Milling
12-10
25c
...
America—% y',
of
(quar.),^
....Extra
12-31
12-
•<-————
y.4%:
12-15
....10c
(A.
(
iic
12-16
12-
,
$1.79
5
5
l-'5
.
1,17c
;<quar..t......—i.-r<y'USc^'■
Shipbuilding
B
12-15 >
12-31
•
_
Electric
(annual)
———l
12-15
1- 2
96%c
.
Co
,
$1-25
Office
4.40%
&
York
-Extra.—i
.12.15 y
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Extra
S.-& W.
5;
1-
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(initial)...
North: American Coatractink (stock
.Northern Pacific Ry. (stock tlivklend).
Nova Scotia Light <fc Power Co. Ltd
No>»ma Chemical, common. A (quar.)—
5
12-31
.<
_
4.35%
:
2
12-2
Russell
*12-18
12-24
.LI-
preferred ts-at
Class
f
30c
;
D
67c
2
12-16
12-16
,
20c
preferred ;(quar.)„—
(quar.)
Nielsen
12- 4 >
12-
Co.
Nidiolson^.F-ile. Co,
)
$1.50
,
;
preferred
-
'■'£
<12- 3
V,
Extra
4
12-12
12-31
25c
Locke Steel Chain: Co.
(quar.)
long Island Lighting Co., 5% pfd. B (quar.)
...
•
12-
$1
St. Louis Steel
VV; $1.12%
preferred
Gas'PloeMnC Co.
Extra
;
.
(stock, dividend)
Plantation
Louisville Gas
:
„
12-31
(increased quar.)
*_
1-
27c
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Match Co.
Year-end
%
,
1 4
r
..
(quar.)_l_y^;/
preferred
10%
>
12>» A
-12- 5-
12-16
12-16
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co. (N. Y. shares). .$0.659445
Y
1954 Interest certificates-(N. Y. shares) -$0.659445k
12-16
Royalite Oil-Co., Ltd.—^
»
5(4.% preferred (quar.)—
$$0.3281(4' 1-1
1V-.
12-
.
.V
from
'
Lexington Water Co., 5%% pfd. (quar.)
TJncoln National Life, Insurance Co.
(Fort
Wayne, Ind.)
common
Niagara Wire Weaving, Ltd.,
12-10
12-
12-31
31V4c
■
———
Co.—=•
12-15
22 %c
.
_J—
,,
12-15
~
5c
13c
—
(s-a)
12-15
Transit
New York Trust Oo.
12-12
12-12
i
5c
....
____
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Leverage Fiukl (Cahada)
Link-Belt Co.
60c
(quar.)—
(quar.>
England Power Co.—
New
12-12,
12-31
,25c-.
7
___
.
(quar.)
Sons
12-31
5c
3.85%
Mastic
2%
...
Service,
New York & Harlem R.
*
12-10
•
-12-20
$1.43%
y
(extra)—
pribr preferred
(II. W.), class a
..
3G y2c
Laboratories, Inc.. (quar.)
Lamson Corp. of
Delaware, com. (quar.)
Tty
12-15
12-15.
12-29
15c
12-
12-15
*
5c
£5C
—
Quarterly i-
12-12
'
2
l"-'s %.Cl2^20
.
75c
Rochester
12-19 >%
60c
Mew Haven Water-Co.
2-13
2-13
12-15
30c
6%-
and
Common
6%
I
2-27
25c
._
common
<"4.32:% preferred
5%
preferred B
Marsh
"•'
16c
div.)„%
(quar.)
Mortgage & Investment—
1:4.00%
12- 8 '
•
2-27
lakeside
Market
12-29
7%c
*
12-30
5%%
Nov/
12-17
12-22
60c
...
_/
(increased)—
Fund
Laclede Gas,
Marine
4'
2
20c %1 12-18
...•,
.
iweferred.(quar.)_
Neon Products Canada, Lid.,
'11-20
13-22
13-22
$1
.
...
;
split)
Z*.L
?.(ansfield
1-
1-
$28c
-
—
obligation—,-
Rothmoor
'•
)quar.)
-
(quar.),—
Russell
V.Z
stcck
U
(quar.)....—.—....
12-15
12-24
<
10c
12-
3%% preferred (quar,)......
Argentine Mining (reduced)
.
Riley -Stoker Corp. ■ (increased)-..——
from
dividend payable, in
stock at holder's option
or
National
(quar. from
Kingsburg Cotton Oil (quar.)..'
Knickerbocker Village, Inc.
fanai i
12-15
2
•' 12-
income
non-cumulative
Natural
;
Special
Maine
2
1-
dividend)—.—V;M\ 2(4.7
(stock
gains.
pceierted
National
,
Gas
1-
:
-
23c
.
12-30
40c
—.
Rico
'
•
from
.preferred
.5%
11-25 "
'
45c
(quar.)
Income
cash
1
Inc.—
;
Kokenge Co.
Corp.
capital
.'4%%
2-20
12-12
$1
40c
.
8
'
Kaiser Steel Corp., $1.46 pfd.
5%% preferred (quar.)..
5%
12-
■
8
2
r
%35c
.2.;:.
(year-end
investment
National Linen
12-15 "
C
$1.60
....
Common
Aeronautical
1
12-18
.1-,..^.......
7%
5
12-
1-
A
A
Rich's,
412-16;
Company:
2
Co.
;JExtra-;
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12-22
Investors. Corp.:—;
5 "
1-
12- 4$
.
12-30
National
.
!
(8c
,
12-29*--
5c
—
•
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12-
20c
class A
Jewel -Tea (increased quar.
Stock dividend (2-for-l stock
Lowell
12-
r
1-15
$i:25
%
Securities
Nation-Wide
•
50c
t
Extra
12-19
.
iy 22%c
12c
12-23
5%--'
6
12-'®
»
:
.
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r
National
Mfg. (resumed)
Jersey Mortgage, common (annual)__
Year-end '
i4%%
12-12
20c
(quar.)_—:_L
plus
12-19
4%
Jacobsen
Llthue
income
National
2%c
Investors Selective Fund, Inc.
net investment Income)—.
Hon
investment"
12-10
(s-a)
—
•
12-12
59%c
(quar.),.,.—r
12-10
(year-end)
I
Investors Diversified Services,
Lees
Co.. (Texas)
pfd.
12-20
$1
Lay
(quar.)__
I
■' '
12-29
12-29
$1.75
50c
pfd. (quar.)—
International Shoe Co., (quar.)
:
Interstate Securities Co. (quar.)
<
$5
L___
-12-23
'
:12-19
50c
—
12-20
;
International .Milling Co.,
Kerr
(quar.)
3c
...
„
„_•
Kekaha
Common
'
•
Voting, comni.on-——.1.......
12-15
2
1-
$1.75
(qqar.)—
Inc.—
12 %c
....
:
Reinsurance
Kahler
2
'
Inter-Ocean
«fc
1-
•
Cafeterias Consolidated,
capital gains)
Inter-County Title Guaranty & Mortgage Co.
Julian
-.4
25c l5
i.,
—__
Finance Corp.*
net
Exchange Building (Chicago)—
Insuranslnires
$4
12-12
$$1-
•;'L
(quar.)
common
Mutual Investment Co. of America
12- "8
Ltd.—
Cqpper
(increased),,
Co.,
Mining
Dividend
12-12
12-31
10c
$$4
•
"
...
&
preferred
conv.
Murray
8*
12-
12-29
Ward
f
-12-19
f* 2
::
38c
Regency Fund, Inc. (quar.)
:—...
Richmond, Fredericksburg & JFotomac BR.
12-5
12-31
% 30c yy
v
(quar.)—
preferred
Motor
12-17 '
12-29
$56%c
(quar.)
Quarterly
Extra
'4%%
12-17
common
A
Morrison
12-17
1
(extra)
Homes
-*••••'
(s-a)
.
Class
12-19
1
.1-
.
20c
(s-a),
Moore Drop Forging Co.,
2 "
1
$$1
Corp...
Consolidated
1-
1-
;4% preferred (quar.)
Gasoline
Class
;"Z*12-15
$1.75
•>'
-12-
Reading & Bates Offshore Drilling Co.—
■.
Equipment
Auto
Montgomery
11-28
1-
preferred
%
__
(qiiar.)
Mortgage & Investment, Ltd.
$1.75
L
Lil_
Anne Candy Co.
Class
y
12-5
.
56%c
Assurance
-
: 12-17
1
$1.15
(quar.)__Machine <fc. Tool Co.,
Inglev/ocd
1-
$1.05
preferred
Ingersoll
1-15
——.——
(quar.).:
redeemable
12-20
—
'
4%%
7c
37 %c
81
Industrial Acceptance, Ltd.,
4%%
preferred
(quar.).
i5,/2%
12-12'
—
(quar.).
•5.65%
12-12
12-31
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
4.60%
12-31
$12%c
(quar.)—'
B
Foundation
Indianapolis Power <& Light,
4%
preferred (quar.)—'
'
Monarch
6 '
-
A
Class
Inland
12-
$0,038
•
Class
Life
Gas
12-10
-12-10
.
M. Bearings Canada, Ltd.—
R. &
12-19
56%C:"; 1-2
25c - ^ 1- 1
—
(quar.)
1-
$$1
Imperial Chemical Industries Ltd.—
Income
Valley
rj-io
12'23
50c*L
-
preferred i(quar.)y—
dividend-'22'™..
fotock
Qumcy
12-12
10c
---i—
Mississii)pi
12- 4
12-15
12-10
.
>12-23
12-11
;75c
Extra
original preferred (quar.).._
Produces
(reduced) _-l..
Queen
12-30 % 12-12
$1.3715' ^1-1
%-
(quar.)
1st
7%
-
12-15
,
Co.
12-23
12-23
50c
'
7%
2
(quar.)
Line
50c
™—
Purolator
1-2
(quar.
Barge
voting. (quar.L
t"
5
12- 9
12r23
:
45c
(quar.)
Valley
Mississippi
,11.
50c
12-12
$3.50
(quar.)
Common
z
"
I 6.40% preferred (quar.) _/
Hutchinson Sugar Co., Ltd..—.
-v
n<m-vothigy).quar.) <t_-
12-29 % 12-15
25c
(s-a)
—
Corp.—
Common
-
12-19
12-19%
FdyaOle Oj Itec.
Share
•; 7 J
t VP/in"* 12-19 f ; 12V
i"
Midwest Rubber Reclaming Co., com.
2;.X
1- 2
12-15
'
12-1!) T
2-
"< 12-26
15^
r
pfd.
common
com.
preferred
conv.
J/20C'
r"'
1st preferred (quar.)
Cc.,
37%c,^l-
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Co.,
.
i
PublicaHon
...
Holders.
When-
Per
y-.-Name oj Company
.
2
.12-
•
::U 28c ,f 12-29
" 45c ^'1- 2
it
(quar.)—
Utilities
Water
Ross
5%%
1-
$75c
_______—...
Corp.
common
Smith
■62 %c
$1.31%
(s-a)
Ltd., class A
Controls
—
Ltd.—
preferred
,
conv.
——
$10c
Hughes-Owens
$1.50
5
20c
20c
-
(quar.)_———
Co.,
class
12-10
20c
—.———
Works.-
5% preferred ($25 part
5.25% preferred (quar.)——
Hubbard
11-28
12-19
Merchants Acceptamce
15c
<
(quar.)_
Natural Gas Corp., common
preferred
12-10
12-19
(ejrtral,—L__
12-
:/;V1-12.;^
$2
Stores
Mercantile
Holders
L12-1«
' 12-10
$1
*•-,—
10c
(quar.)_
Co
Sugar
Honolulu
Houston
20c
50c
,50c
Oo.
Furnace
When
.
Share^'-I'ayatUc o) Jlcv.
(quar.).—
$1
—
...
Finance Group Inc.
Home
Corp.
Extra
5.
1-27
1
2-
5€»A«
(quar.)
Holland
Name of Company
;
Med ford
1.
-
-
preferred (quar.)
Eershey Creamery Co.
Per
Payable 0) Rec.
50c
.
...
Heppcn.stall Co., 4%%
Heritage Pond, Inc
Holders
-When
Per
-
of Company
Haytlan American Sugar Co. (quar.)___
Beatvt Consolidated Publications, Inc.—
Income
-
.
Fund
"
2
$75c
(quar.)
1-
40c
12-24
12-12
-
(10c
from
net
vestment plus 30c from securities
In¬
profs.)
12- 3
'
Volume .188
Number 5801
v
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2359)
11
'
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Per_.-.
.
storre :
•
United Pacific Corp.,' common-'
(.QuarJ4i_li_i_^„v :• 25c
-•/; united" Milfc l^oductsit!o.J£rj____^_jrii'_^_'_:.- V v Vbc
partib,-plef.
"Non-cum,
U. iS.'Trust
tN. Y:) 'Co.:
Universal-Cyclops
VStocfc
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t
(.increased)
Steel
dividend
25c
(quar-)—
Co.
2
50c
pfd; (quar.)
;
-
12-
12-15
25c
1-
1
Victor Chemical
Works,
preferred
r/'3%(6
•.-A
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;
<quar.):___;'\
common
7 Class
$3
rv(.^uar.)^-r^'4-^A'^4£^2iiri'
preferred
preferred
.
12-19
this
'
'
•/
time—v:
Washburn
\
12-31'
Weco
Inc.
7i Wellman
,'12-15
"<;
v
1-1-59
12-19
1-1-50
la-io
39c
iquar.)
7 American -Business
75C
12-10
11-29
1- .2
*•„ 7,'$1.25
12-15
12-
12-15
.,
;■
1'
20c
12-15
12-
1
25c
12.15
11-21
.
(optional)
Electric
35c
AA
1-
1
Corp.,; common
12-
2
12rl2
2
12-12
2-
2
I-18
<i"X
Y^est Virginia Water-Service,
..
12-
-12-16
Cyanamid Co.,
--.Stock
12-
American
Express
American
3
70c
dividend
.
$5
.
Western
17c
Western
class
B
12-16
12-
12-23
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:No
...
taken
action
this
42c
"12-10
'50c
1-
dividend
on
Cable
Whitehall
Products
Cement
Stock
—
12-29
12-15
1,
Mfg.
from
7 12-23»
•VI- 2
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.
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30c
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12-
12-.15
12-
40c
-
'
1-2
12-
5
12-
1
12-10
II-10
AbfaVo
Light
12-29
1-30
*4.40(6
•
'
73c
.12-24
7,514 (6
,
quar.)
$1.10
pref
12-15
11-29
$1.10
.
12-15
Steel
12-16
12-
preferred
Class
*•
B
"for
Co.,
12-16
12-
5
30c
,
(quar.)7_
(stock dividend)
shares held)
com.
each
(quar.)_
common
•
18
4%(6
preferred
Below
;
12-10
11-28
12-10
Motors
American
Natural
dends
25c
1-10
1-10
C.
this
announced
F.
week,
these
being given
in the
-
Industries-(quar.)
When
Share
Payable
-62*20
10c
5(6
442 V2C
Metal
7
11-28
2
12-16
common
1
12-
1
1- 4
12-
1
5c
12-10
11-19
31V4C
Products,
(quar.)
preferred
1-
of Hee
t28y0c
preferred (quar.)
Abrasive
12-15
Holdert
,
7/
.
Common (quar.)
4Vz(6
12-10
11-28
(quar.)
1-
Sugar Refineries, Ltd.—„ j
(quar()„:
;
$1.20 class A (quar.)•____•
V/W-*
Common
5(6
r
preferred
1-
2
430c
1-
2
12-10
+$1.25
12-15
12-20
12-
10c
12-15
11-20
,15c
12-12
11-28
(quar;);:
common
Acme PrecLslon Products, common
Wire Co. (/)iigr:f : "■
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Process
4 quar.)
(quar,)—
„•,;•
_
,.,v
•
25c
12-10
8
12-19
12-
2(6
12-31
12-15
2(6
3-31-59
Stock
dividend
V ',
capital
New
$1.61
&
Extra
j.
12-
3
12-17'
1-10
(Hartford)60c
Co.
:
!
(quar.).
1-
2
12-
65c
•
(quar,)_
Aetna Life Insurance ?Co.
:
37%c
...
Surety.Co.
4.
Insurance
12-19
Corp.—
.
(initial quar.)
common
Casualty
;,<Juarterly x
T-
2
12-15
60c
-
1-
2
$1
12-45
5
12-
5
"12-
1-2
37%c
_
.
5
11-21
.
Affiliated F:und—
(From
Akron
capital
Brass
dividend)
f
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Great
■
;
;
Southern
Class
Alco
preferred
-
4.20(6
«
)
B
(stock
Inc.,
Stock
4%",'/t>
,7
Co.—
pfd.
*
12-12
3"
common
dividend.)—
Inc.
$1.05
;
.
j
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12-15,
11-28
12-10
11720
12%c
$25c
12-20
12-
12-15
11-21
J25c
12-15
11-21
$12%c
22%c
40c
12-15
(increased)-
T-
5
12-
0
12-15
12-
12-16
1-
12-
5
12-10
Products,
-Extra
B.
dividend
(Delaware)—7
Wilcox
&
dividend
12-31
12-10
:
:
2-2(1
11-28
American
:—
12-
1
12-
1
10c
1% (6
—
1-1'
12-10
11728
12-15
12-
12-10
1
11720
25c
(quar.)
—:
1-
5
12-18
1-21
12-10
12-15
$3
$1.50 I- 15-59
12-26
" 11c
4(6
5
12-
65c
2-
1
2-
1
4%
•
1-15
37 %c
—
(quar.)
12-
1
12-31
12-ia
37%c
(quar;)_
;;
(quar.)—
(quar.)———
4(6
5
1-
1-15
J2-20
40c
.1
;
50C
,i
■
preferred
preferred
preferred
4(6 preferred
feangor
12-10
1-2
12-15
12-15
<12-
3-23
2-20
12-19
11-28
37V2C
37 %c
37%c
,$1
$1
$1
——
6-22
——
—:
'
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar..)—
(quar.)_.
$1
12-
9-21
12-21-
5-22
8-21
11-27
3-23
2-20
6-22
5-22
9-21
8-21
$1
12-21
11-27
47%c
$1.75
$1
$1.07
—
12^15
preferred (quar.)
;
preferred (quar.)
7_
-4% (6 preferred
(quar.)——
12-1
Bank
1-20
12-19
12-15
dividend
Stock
;
11-18
Bond
&
Guaranty
America
of
'
12-
(quar.)
12-15
12-. 5
5
—
Bayuk
1-
9
Cigars,
Beatty
Bros.,
1-26
,20c
12715
12-8
Beau
12-15
12-
Beauty
3(6
12-31
12-12
8
Ltd
Explorations,
Basic, Inc. (quar.)—+.——
Bausch & LOmb Opticdl, common (quar.)—
4(6 preferred (quar.)
——
25(6
(quar.)__:
2
12T10
Ties
11-11
11-20
25c
Inc. (quar.)
Ltd.—
;
BrUinmel
tlOc
10c
50c
40c
(quar.)
Counselors (increased)——
Life Savers, Inc.
(quar.)
Beech-Nut
Seal-Kap Corp. of "Delaware—
1-
12-15
20c
Corp.. (quar.)—
Barymin
12-5
12-15
12-10.
12715
62%c
$80c
62%c
12%c
" $3c
25c
25c
$1
(N. Y.) (quar.)—
(Canada), Ltd. (quar.)
barber Oil Corp. "(quar,)—:
Barden
12-29
12-10
2
Co.
Bankers Commercial Corp.
'25c
2
2
1-
2(6
"
Mortgage
Barber-Ellis
20
1-
1-
30c
Quarterly
12-10
10c
'
Building &7Equipment Co. of America
Bankers
$1.25
(quar.)—
common
4(6
1
$1.25
..
Electric,
Hydro
7(6
1
12-15
."
Corp.
1
12-10
1(6
Co.
(increased quar.)
Common
2
3-
:.———_—'
Extra
Common
'
6
Wool
5
12-
'
12-15
subject to stockholders ap¬
Jan.
12-
12-10
9
50c
Common
-
20c
on
Rock
11717.
12-19
'
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—
5
45c
proval
11-28
1-5
183/4C
15c
;———-----
11-25
12-
Sanitary
Y.)
12-26
t
'
(quar.)
(N.
12-
20c
Baldwin Securities Corp.—
12-10
5(4
—
for "each
12-24
25c
(quar.)
common
11-25
■
12-31
50c
;;
11-20
25c
—
F. "Co.
S.
: Stock
V
Co.
12*10.
12-10
12c
—
(quar.)
(quar;)—7
A
Year-end ^
—
Stock dividend"
,
4.2-10
/
Corp. .common
i
12-30
10c
Corp.
Badger Paper Mills, Inc;_
Baldwin'Piano. 6(6 preferred
Development
(stock
share : Of "Hi^h "Voltage
Re-Insurance
12715.
11-21
1-
20c
4(6
10c
——.———
Foods, Inc.,
Class
.
'&
held)
11-21
2
12-22
Inc.—
—
Collieries
B. "& G.
3
12410
$1.12%
Standard
Cquur.)_:_
Electronics Corp. -(from net
&
'
preferred
(quar.)__
(Del.)
12-15
1
12-31
—
Co.
of "lc 'from tnvestraeirt income)
Ayrshire
5
5(6
dividend)
com.
(quar.)_i
—_44___
__:
of America
Alarm
profits)
12-15
12-20
(quar.)——:—
(One
Englnt erlng
shares:
Stock
!
dividend
,1
$1.15
.
/resumed)
"
.
.
(stock
1
35c
.«'• $1.25
div.)
7—
5
Laboratories,
< quar.)
Inc.
tnicreased
Allied Stores, common • (quar.)
Allls-Chalmers Mfg. Co., common
5
12-12
12-24
1-
12-
4
2-12
2
1-
(6"
2
;
12-12
American
G,(a
Snuff ; Co.,
.
Stamping
American
Stores
American Steel
12-
12-31
12-'5
—
1-
2
12-
4
$1.50
1-
2 '
12-
4
1-
2
12-49
Co.
..(quar;)__
1-
2
12-
1-
7
1-
I
12-15
12-18
10-23
1
12-
1
12-13
12-10
11-24
1-
12-18
12-1
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-ls
1-
2
12-15
12-15
1-
11-28
2
12-15
12-12
11-24
12-10
11-28
12-20
11-28
12-15
12-
(stock dividend)
11-25
2
12-11
Bergstrom
43%C
1-
2
12-11
Extra
1-
2
(quar.)—
1
Co,,
Paper
preferred (quar;)-—
——
22 V2 c
American
Surety Co.
Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)___
Thread Co., 5 (6,,pref erred (s-a);_
(N.
(quar.)„
Y.)
\
American
-
12-
5
Class
,
B
American
Stock
Title
&
Insurance
dividend
1-
1-
112-
9
"I-
3
12-
3
12-
9
12-31
11-28
12-20
*12-15
12-
5'
12-
3"
75c
-
-
30c
12-10
11-14
12-*5
12729
*
75o
1-20
12-22
25c
12-22
11-26
11714
Bessemer Limestone
12-10
12-18
*$1.50
American
Tobacco Co.. 6% pfd. (quar.)
"•
&,:Smelting Co. (quar.)
Metal, Iiic;• (quar. Y
—'
Ampco
Anaconda
Co.
Post
Anderson
60e
12-10
12-27
12-
5
Billups Eastern Petroleum
25c
12-22
12-
5
Blrdsboro
1-
7%c
Corp.
(qurr.)
Inc. *( quar;)—
Black
1-20
$ 25c
—
12-15
12-23
12-15
'12-
30c
9
12-
5
11-12
Argo -Oil Corp. (quar.)—:
Stock dividend
1-1-59
12-12
11-12
_^_r
12-12
'
i
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp. (quar.)
Arkansas, Louisiana Gas Co. (quar.)
Arkansas-Missouri
Power,
preferred
common
(quar.)
.
c
Stock
Class
B
Corp.
Borden
12-15
12-19
%c
1-
5
12-
4
11-'
7
25c
12-31
12-12
Bowes
Co.,
25c
12-31
12-4.2
Brach
(E.
12 %c
12-17
12-
6
50c
—
•
12-31
12-
1
1 quar.)
12-24
12-15
35c
—
„
«0c
Arvin
A
S
Industries, (quar-)
Products (fQrmerly
R
Razor)
*
Class
12 %c
H.) -Hardware Co.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
J.
Oil & Refining,
2nd
12-31
12-16
preferred
(quar.)
12-30
12-
1—
12-30
12-
5,
$15c
$18c
i
—
Co.,
common
1-
1
1-
1
12-10
12-10
i
11-14
12-15
11-
75c
.
Common
4%(6
J.)
1-
2
2
12-19
50c
:
12-10
12-
6
5
12-15
12-
4,
12-17
12-
3
12-10
12-
6.
1-
1
1-
1
12-29
12-
5.
12-
1-
3
5
1-
3
12-19.
32- 5
12-
,
5
.
?$1.50
Year-end
35c
40c
(quar.)
Bright
5ro
—-
,
(quar.)—
(T. G;) & Co. Ltd., common
preference (quar.)
3- 2
3- 2
12-31
12-31
yl2-10
yl2-10
i.2-15
11-28
>12-15
<11-28
50c
1- 2
12-15-
$25c
12-31
12-31
12-1 "V
12-17
12-15
„
BriggB & Stratton Corp. (quar.)—
:
1- 2
^30c
$72 %c
37%c
56Vic
40c
33c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Brillp Mfg.
11-17
1-
1-2-59
I62%c
168%c
t50c
$1
—
(extra)—:
& Sons (quar.)
Bridgeport Gas Co., common (quar.)
5.28(6
preferred
(quar.)
:.
11717
11-17
12-12
20c
Ltd.
preference (quar.)_
Bridgeport Brass Co., common
11-17"
12-15
12-15
$1
preferred (quar.)__7
Bridge & Tank Co. of Cahada, Ltd.—
12-15
12-15
11-19
87%c
6(6
12-15
$1/26
11-19
12-17
50c
—
12-
12-10
$1.37V2
31%c
20c
(quar.)
12-19
25c
4(6
(quar.)
(year-end)———.__
Year-end
25C
$1.25
1
Brazilian Traction Light & Power Co. T.td.—
5
$70c
.
(quar.)
1
12-
12-
Corp. of North America, Ltd.—
37 %C
common
12-
12-15
preferred (quar.)
5%(6 preferred (quar.)-.
8
$30c
;
1
7 $1.50 preferred (quar,)—
$5 -preferred
(quar,)
$5
Ltd.—
B
Asliiand
12-
<
Ashdown /J.
1
11-15
12-27
-
Ltd; (increased-quar.)
Year-end
12-12
$2.90
(increased)
Asbestos Corp.,
12-24
25c
—i.
American Safety
5
1
12-12
5(6
'
12-
35c
Bowater
1-20
12-15
12-15
$1.43%
5
12-19
12-20
1
12-
20c
12-
1
12-15
Warner Corp., 3%% preferred (quar.)
Bound Brook Water (Increased s-a)
933ic
2
12-
Borg
Co.
2
1-
12-15
Book-of-the-Month Club (quar.),
12-15
12-15
2
12-15
1-
1-
12-23
:
(H.
2
12-
12-30
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
1-2
12-
12-12
10c
—
■"
1-
1-.
12-12
35c
$1.183/4
Bond Stores
2(6
A/quar.)
7
Bohack
C.)
12-
1-20
50c
(quar.)
11-28
5%(6
12-
12-15
(quar.)—
6 (6" preferred
11-19
1-
22
class
Co.
dividend
12-
$1.08
-
Rubber 'Co.,
(quar.)—..
Tobacco.
Airplane
12-16
5
12-15
2% (6
12-15
$1.18
Cork Co. (year-end)
Armstrong Corp., $3,75 preferred (quar.)
Armstrong
Bros.
V
Stock
12-
—
12-23
$1.16 %
——__
Gas
dividend
Bloch
12-15
ii-21
(quar.)—-
Manufacturing
Decker
25c
.
Western
(initial quar.)—
Machine—
dividend—
Stock
-
12-6
12-
&
30c
25c
_____
(quar.)
Arkansas Power & Light, 4.72(6 pfd. (quar.)
4.32 'o .preferred
(quar.)________________
Arkansas
&
Boeing
-
shares held)
Foundry
:—
Sivalls <%; Br.yson, common
4.75(6 preferred (quar.)_7
5.75(6 preferred (quar.)"
Blaw-Knox Co.
(increased)
11-12
*
(one share of Standard Oil
" rof New Jersey fpr each 200
7
12-29
$$1.31%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Black,
25c
series)
Steel
12-26
50c
$1.75
50c
10c
——
pfd.
Mfg.
2
Anthes-Imperial, Ltd.
(1955
Bibb
Initial
15c
Angostura-Wv.ppermau
preferred
preferred (quar.)—:
Steel Corp., 7(4
(quar.)—
Bethlehem
12-
-
,
convertible-preferred (quar.)—
Ltd." (s-a)
$5.25
4(6
.
-
50c
Corp.—
1
12-15
12-15
50c
(quar.)
Cement, com.
12-12
%c
9
60c
20c
50c
&
12-22-
Products ■„( quar.)
Anheuser-Busch
2
Extra
11-18
dividend)'
12-31
12
(quar.)
Electric
1-
-
—
—
—
(stock
2-
i-14,
4-15
20c
10c
;—
.Extra
,
12 "2C
—
Cia§s A
"
•
Beryllium Corp.
American Zinc Lead
9
1-
12-11.
11-28
"1/9(6
' 11
12-15
1
1
(quar;)
:
Arundel
1
12-10
1-
7%c
Amold Constable Corp. iquar.)
1
Art Metal Construction Co.
(quar.)
3
1-10
12-15
3(6
(quar.)—
*©.25
11-14
40c
—!
^2%c
12-2 i
45c
'
(quar.)
class A
1
7(6
$1.02 I*? 6-59
12-15
2(6
1-15
150c
15c 3-2-59
20c .1-30-59
20c 4-30-59
~*4%
1-
12-15
60c
i
;
Bell Telephone Co. of Canada (quar.)—__—
Belknap Hardware & Mfg., common
40c
50c
____—
common
Gossett Co.
.
prefered (quar.)
-4(6- preferred (quar.)
Bell
Aircraft
Corp.
(Increased)-,
Bendix Aviation Corp. (quar.)
Foundries -(quar;)——;
American Sugar Refining,
12%c
Beldfng Hemingway Co. (quar.)
feelgian National Railways—
, 4(6,
participating preferred
Bell &
70c
Co.__"___
12-12
50c
:■
quar.)^:
12-23
$1.75
,—,—_—
12-15
1-
""'$25c
yj*
.
12-23
12-31
;
(quar.)
preferred .(quar.)
American
-12-31
30c
common
1
.'7 1334C
;
:
•
1
1-
1-
$1.06%
,
(quar.)_
$1.25
$1.25
convertible'2nd preferred (quar.)
convertible 3rd preferred (quar.)__—;
American Smelting & Refining Co.—
~
7(6, preferred' I quar.)—-:
12-12
25c
2(6
Corp.
.12-12
30c
«
.7-
(quar.)^,
Allied Artists Pictures Corj>.—
5(2(6 preferred (quar.)
1-
5(6
quar.) ;___£.
common
on
5(6
5(6
'
dividend
preferred
Allied Chemical
fifths
,
711-20
50c
Armstrong
$4
(quar.)
common
12-22
•
(quar.)
Algoma Steel. Ltd. (quar.)_—
Allegheny-Ludlum Steel Corp. (quar.)
Allied
•
•
(quar.)
Steel -jCo.,
Products,
Alden's,
11-
12-22
10c
100(6
-p.
;
5(6
preferred (quar.)__i^
Albermarle Paper Mfg., class A
t
.
,
RR.
(s-a)
Power Otx,
AJan Wood
-
12-17
10c
1
'Ordinary
4.60(6
24c
.
di\idend
Alabama
2
70c
-V
.-
(quar:)
Fire
Common
Co.,
&
A
•
4.65 (6
gains)
Mfg
Extra
Alabama
1-
65c
Research
.
Stock
—
Anglo-Huronian,
gains)
Aetna
Aetna
r
(year-end of 36c from net"
income plus $1.25 from realized
ordinary
11-28
50c
'
(quar.)
_'
(stock
.
Gas
common
American
Express
Addressograph-Multigraph
-
com.
(quar.)
Radiator
Corp.,
Anchor
dividend
Adams
8'
13-20
45c
(qwar.)—
noncumulative
5(6
3-16
1
Adams Consolidated 'Industries—
'Stock
12-15
12-15
12-8
12-10
$1.05
("quar.)
American
11-20
5c
j
-<quar.)__
Corp.,
Acme
•
(quar.)
Ltd.
'
$i2y2c
,
Electric
-12-
12-24
$1.75
(quc.r.)
Co.,
American
Aoadia-Atlantic
Acme
12-24
$1.31%,
American President Lines—
"
••
-
C. F. Wrigley Stores (quar.)
Abitibi Power & Paper Co., Ltd.—
-
2
2
25c
60c
7
—,
.____
Axe Science
8
,
$4+preferred A (quar.)
$5 special preferred (quar.)
Stock
A.
(
*
_______—
Metals
Corp.
preferred
Common
12-19
Per
A,
12715'
11-
'
20c
12-19
___
W:
*' 'Name of Company
;■
2
.
preceding table.
:
11-24
12-
88c
Co. .(quar.)
Optical Co. (quar.)
1——
American Potash
Chemical Corp.—
11-20
give the dividends announced in previous
yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
we
1-
Extra-.
Babcock
(quay.)
American
Amerjcan
weeks and not
(quar.):
American Meter Co.
<one share
.
11-21'
jlOc
——_
of
Illinois—
7
Stock dividend __'
7,L. 7(6 preferred (quar.)__'—
American
Zale "Jewelry
plus
income
:,
5
20c
7.
Machine
—^
of
Co.
Machihev?#;
,
25c
Co.
&
ordinary
Maize "Products
10-31
12-9
6(6
Foundry
Powder
Electric
Class
11-24
12-24
15(6
'
American
.11-29
$0,043
dividend
Wyckoff
(annual)
American
11-29
Youngstown
9
American Laundry .Machinery (increased)___
American Machine
Foundry (incr. quar.)
...l^- 2
12-15
,/
9
T2-
45c
Amenlcan
$1.20
(quar.)
W.) & Co., Ltd., 6(6
Publishing (quar.)..__
Co.
Investment
..r-*,
(F.
Derrick
(quar.)
International -!Corp.
(yeaT-end
American
11-29
.preferred
Ice
&
*'••■
:
77 from realized capital gains)—
.
12-15
preferred
-4.76(6
Hoist
:
.
from 'net
17c
12-19
4%
$1.12%
Woolworth
dividend
American
12-12
5
preferred -(quar.)
:
12-
30c
American Tnsillator "Corp.
11-25
5
-(quar.)*
preferred
A.80'/b
Co.—
30c
:
American News
and. 56c
56c dividend ,paystock at holder's option)
or
Power
12-22,
12-15'
1
30c non-voting non-cum. pfd. (resumed)Automatib'Voting"Machlne'Co. (quar;)
Avon. Products (Stock dividend)
Axe 'Houghton
Stock
Fund
(year-end
of
ll"%c from net Securities profits and three*
T2-10
12-T5
50c
G(6
income
12-31
50c
12-13.
preferred (quar.)
Co,
(quar.);..
Automatic Canteen CO.
American Metal Climax—
20c
(quar.)
11- *3
2
11-10
'
5
25c
American
13-12,
capital ygains.
in cash
able
/.Stock
1-15
'
_I
Co._
11-^
12-12
1-
Automatic Steel
40c
—
25c
Fund—
Wisconsin
World
12-
at
,(quar.)
(17c from'net investment
v
12-15
12-19
.
dividend
Whitehall
,
payment
7.
Machine
;
v-.
12-12
25c
•
$15c
11-28
50c
(qdar.)__
30c
12il5>
12-15
30c
V
,
time
Whitaker
'
12-15,
1-15
1-15
15c
,
•-
2
12-2
•
(quar.)__^/i^___
12-10,
10c
Wheeling
'
2
1-15
v
,j. 5%
!
Atlas
4
12-
2
12-13
Americaii Home "PitKlucts COTp. (monthly)
American, Hospital -Supply (increased).:
.
13-11.
1-
i35c
' "A
11-3
50c
.
(quar.)_'
Corp., .5(6
Automatic
Hardware *(increased)
American
5
12-31
15c
Westmoreland, Inc. /quar.)
Westmoreland Coal ;Co.—
11720
12716.
$1
Service "Co.,
6c
Stock,
12-15,
i"50c
(quar.)
Atlas
Centers
W
t
.vl2-l6
*
1
20c
Gas : (quar.)
Plywood,
12712
$15c
Atlas Sewiing
40c
5
-12-
12-24
1-
30c
A—
12-19
13-
,"lvl
$1.25
Extra
1
.
( $1212%
1
50c
(quar.)
Auto
40c
quar.)
;W
Factors, "Ltd.
vl2-15-.l"<r.'.
12-24
1 </o
dividend
,
,7 l-il
_L
(quar.)
Kentucky
Stock
1-15
$1.10
^
$$1
preferred
1-2
$10c
B
11-18
Ameiican
12-19
12-19,
Common
41.40
;i26U
12-10
Extra
12- 5
American. & Foreign ^Power Co. (quar.)_
American Greetings-Corp., class a Cquar.)—
Class B (quar.)—
12-10
1-15
1-15
.Western Casualty & Surety (quar.)
'
Western Department Storesi(quar.)V;
Western Grocers " Ltd.,/class A (qu"ar.)I___
.
12-24
$1.05
$1,12V*
preferred / quar.)_!__,
preferred (quar.)
1-15
12Yzc
'
.___
11-18
87 %C
(incr.
American Export LiheS (diiar;)
12-12
5
^4.50
f2*20
\
:
12-15
(quar.)
common
Attierican "Electric '(-PiiMver"Co;
3,
12-16
(quar.)
com.
2
12 %c
.:
Ltd.; class A
12-10
$1.20
12-12
$1.02%
.
1723
2-
37V2C
(quar.)___.
of Conn. "(quar.
12-10
25c
Commercial/Barge Line:—
,
.
12-31
12-29
'
,
x'4-20(6 -preferred B (quqr.)
i
iViVo preferred (duar.)__
__1
_J_
We$t" Texas utililies, 'i 4.407^" pfd: (quar^_l
10-31.
•
12-5
.
com.
75c
62 %c '
-
12-15
20c
West Penn Power'Co., common
4.10(6 preferred .(quar.)
„
Wholesalers,
Class
2
8
3- 2
1--0
—:
Greyhound .Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
Refining. Co. (quar.)
-
Extra
:
1-
3%(6"' preferred/quar.)-—^
American District) Telegraifli CN- J.)—
8
37%c
(quar)_
-*4'%
1
1-
12-
25c
25c
.'
Atlantic
25c
(,quar.)_
preferred
American
:12- 8
•
(quar.25c '
I
Co.
RR.,
12-1
12- :5
2
Atlantic
12-15.
12-29
1-
30c
30c
•
Atlantic
43 %c
—
Line Co.
Coast
12-15
37%c
(quar.)
Line
12-10J
•
Penn
City
1-
5c
12- 1
12-1
12-15
65c
—
Company (qtfar.)
_i4_7i___2_i
_;_
Extra
1- T
1
'
'
25c
r
tquar.)T__'___
_
11-21J
$1.50
preferred
fquar;)
Electric
(Increased quar.)___
Extra-
12-15
■
1- .1
+
--
Atlantic Coast
12-31
25C
30c
$i.25
$1.25
:
12-10
$1
___/
r;
Atlantic
(quar.)
20c
non-cum.
Atlantic
8
12-
12- 3
1-21
12-29-12^13
*
v5%~
12-
L
7^6 "preferred
Cement
American
12-'5,
12-
*-f:*£7$6 preferred (quar.jL._l_".—1_1-Lfl'ih-$$i;75
West
(quar.)
,
'
•
Extra
Atlantic
(quar.)V—
American Chain & Cable Co. (quar.)
American 'Chicle'; - 'Co. I' (quar;)
V
11-23'
12-15
Steel Foundry
1-2-
(quar.)
! Common
8
12415
1
•
.
25c
Spring Corp.
75c
12-15
1~-' .y'lOc
_.
12-
2
$1.62%
—
Shares
Co.,
Can
American
11-25
12-15
West "Michigan
1-
a2%(6
participating
Common
f
American
50c'.
Cotp.•*;.(increased) .A ",
'Extra
12-17
12-40
& Light, Xtd.—
8
1
I5c
5967 preferred : series"-A Cquar.
<>tyl ;5(6v pi-eferfedVscries B (quar;);—J.
12-12
12-19
Co.
12-
1-
_•
(quar.)_.
"preferred -(quar'.)
:W_
7 5 (6/preferred
12-29
% West .Kootenay Power
~
class "A;
7'
15c ^
Snowdrift
1
1QV4V
'
4quar;)_____7__-^i/___^-_i___^^_
7. American)Bosch 4rni« Corp., com.
Co._TL.___-20c
& ;'Co./A_*r_A^ir/.;™l'A_
TOc
Oil •&
12-19
12-
•
'
Inc.
+—
(quar.)__
& Telegraph Co.—
Class A (qnar.)__.
Associated Transport, Inc.—
6(6 convertible preferred (aceum.)__—___•
Associates Investment Co. (quar.)_
;___
Atchison TOpeka & Santa Fe Ry.—; • "•
*$4
$1.25
12-16
12-10
;
V50c
Extra
Wesson
75c
V
12-15
Industries,
Holder»
Payable Of'Kec.
'
Associated Telephone
7 '
12-17
.
12-4
V(^krl)^-'/ir>J:^i'u/ir^"-£it^;;;>*2Sc'"'
/ Wells^Gardner
-s
(ouar.)
(quar.)_
.American Broadcasting-Paramoimt Theatres
•'•, Common r: (qnai'. )>':•__J„'_V_V
'
,"12-15
12-31
Engineering
Welsbach
A
Extra 'on
2nd
'
r*
Agrieultural vChemieal
11-
2
25c
.'•;
;
1-
* *"'
(fin*l)___
receipts
-Picture
"Quarterly
Associated
50c
//•'
"
(quar.)
Products
12-1
_
,■<> 6%go.. 1st preferred
V
•** 25c
Washington Oil Co. • (ouar.") •+__
Wayne Knitting Mills /quhr.)
Wdbcor,
!
A''
r'"'-■
5
12- 5
12-19
v'75c
Wire-4quar.)'7lJL_—/.^lllTlll^''*
.
12-19
,.12-
12-15
y.-'V' ,* ,vi*V(v'v
' -j.•
"
• ' '
*-■"**';•'
.A Waialua "Agricultural Co.,l'itd.l'_i_L™ltl2j_
>^.T5c <» 12-12
'■'■v. Wdflter
(JimT Corp/.(special) ;1/1;-1—IL^7:15c
••71- 1
t~K Ward Baking Co;;:; 5% (6 pfd. (qpar;)////'_-11: $1.37l2>- •--r- 1
!- ' •'
J*No action taken .on -' com.:, paymfeht '-'at *: vj-5'
v*'
1*
$20c
Motion
When
Share
•
Industries, Ltd.—
d^nosit
Associated
11-21
12-15-
Ltd.—
Note, common (quar.)
6(6/ preferred (qxnir.)___
AmeTlcan 'Blltrite Ruhber Co.—
1
jtu $lil2 '
(quar.)
,
12-10
1-1-59
Company
Electrical
American
1
'
Viking "Pump. ; Co. -.( quar) r_-_^__lil2^^ii2 -7,,,^. 35c
Vulcah Corp./-'common (extra)
4 ■**.
•<V. $4.50
12-5
12-31
•
30c
American Baiik
•
5 12-19
25c
'87 %c
12-
Associated
American iArt "Metdls Co.—.
.12-15
12-19
25c
12-15
(quar.)
IV W
: 5 (6 vpreferred
A
Vegetable Oil Corp. /quar.)
Co.
Per
'Name of
11-14
(quar.)
AmeTican'Aggregates Corp.—
,
12-10
9T%C
common
preferred.,(quar.)
Ameiican
5
*5
12-
12-15
25c
37 %c
(quar.)
nquar.)
of Canada,
Sugar
Holder e
Payable of*Reo~
20c
Co; of'America,
Ex era
11.-15.1
*11-29
12-10
15c "" 4-2-12*
-
1st
Share
■
(qtrarj)
•
preferred
Amalgamated
12-12
;'•;. S3
lL_iI_
conv.
1-
4(6
.
1-14
$2
Utah Home. Eire ^uranc.e Jquar.>
Utah Hotel Co. (quar.) '11.—i-i/—-
Utility Appliance Corp., $i
12-12
2
i__X
.
Upson-Walton
e.
43.75
Aluminum Co.
12^12
,
1-19
2-
Companies
Alutoitium
12-11
50c
/*. Upjohn
Aftdc
-
''-.12-12
•■
12-29
-'/• 3(6
.
Universal Leaf Tobacco Co., com.
"8(6' preferred (quar.).—_
.
12-23
V, £.«0c" 7-1-/2
;
Naviero/ Coinpariy
Alpha Portland Cement; Co.
12-12
12-31
When
Per
'
12-12
12-31
SI
'
Holders
Payable of lRec.
•
$28^4C
2-13
2-13
12-16
12-16
12- 8H
-yl2-.8.
When
Per
Per
Holders
'
Bristol Brass Corp.
15c
(quar.
—
Celanese
11-25
12-10
1-15
12-15
12-15
3%% preferred (quar.)__
93%c
Bank Note Co., Ltd. (incr.)
240c
Extra
•—+70c
British American Oil Co. Ltd.
(quar.)
+25c
British Columbia Electric Co., Ltd.—
4%
preferred (quar.)
__—
t$l
~4%% prefered <quar.)
—
+53y2c
.4»/2fo preierred <quar.)
*57c
4%% preferred <quar.)____
_—
t$1.18
5preferred (quar.)
_____
+63c
.-5%% nreferred (quar.)
—JG8c
British Industries 4quar.)_—_____—
10c
Extra
20c
Stock dividend
2 fo
Bristol-Myers Co.,
British American
c
Name of
Payable of Kec.
Share
Company
Name oj
1-
7%
1
12-
3
Extra
1- 1
12-
1- 1
1- 1
1-1
1- 1
1- 1
12-
5
12-
5
12-
5
•
■'
distribution
payable in cash or stock——
•
12-17
&
Common
vtc.
12-17
10-18
1-1-59
12-15
12-22
20c
1- 2
12-10
62%c
1- 2
12-10
$1.10
$1.10
$1.10
$1.10
$1.10
$1.10
25c
3-
(extra—---
Pipe
Line
Forge
Co.
Inc.
;—■___
r__
—
——___
—
Quarterly
Terminal
Co
1
Stock dividend
Butterick Co.,
5%
12-10
11-20
12-31
12-18
Consolidated
12-31
12-18
10c
12-15
11-28
(quar.)
35c
12-31
12-10
Consolidated Electrodynamics
12-10
Consolidated
87J%c
(quar.)__
California
Ink
Pacific
Co.
Central
Warehouse
5%
5.40%
preferred
California
Calumet
Century
Electric
1
8-
1
Century
1
8-
1
11-21
Century
vestment
1
12-12
Certain-teed
< quar.
income*
Cement
6%
Consolidated
Paper
Ltd.
1-
1
12-26
Chenango & Ur.adilla Telephone
12-
1
12-18
12-
1-
5
Champion
12-
4J/2%
pfd.
(A.
Chance
Vought
B.)
12-12
Chemetron
Chemical
1-
9
4-29
4-
9
7-
9
7-29
Chemical
12-
1-12
12-
1
1-
$6
2
12-15
1-2
yl2-15
3V2%
convertible
Chesebrough-Pond's
14c
12-26
12-
8
15c
12-17
12-
2
Chicago
5
Stock
1-
2
12-
5
62c
75c
25c
1-
1
12-15
1-
1
12-15
12-19
40c
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
25c
27c
12-15
12-
1
12-15
1
2
$1.18%
12-31
12-15
Chile
12-20
II-20
Chock
40c
1-30
1-14
12-15
(quar.)
1-
1
12-
1
12-
8
12-16
137 y2c
137 y2c
1-
$$1.15
1-
12-
2
12-15
2
A
(Toronto),
new
Canada Steamship
preferred
B
Canadian
Breweries, Ltd.,
convertible
$1.25
common
preference
(quar.)
Canadian Celanese, Ltd.
preferred
Steel
preferred
Ltd.
5%
preferred
5fo
4%
Ltd.
Co.,
pfd.
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Westinghouse, Ltd.
common
12-
2
$$1.25
1-
2
12-
2
$$2
1-
2
12-
$25c
1-15
12-31
$25c
1-
2
1.
2
11-28
75C
Carnation Co.,
Extra
(quar.;_.
ZZZZ
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
Corp.—
12-
5
12-31
12-
5
securities
-
& Co.
(quar.)
Castle-Tretheway Mines, Ltd
(quar.)
Co.,
1-12
1-
6
1-
5%
9
12-10
Corroon
12-31
12-10
12-31
12-10
12-10
11-20
12-31
12-16
1-15
12-16
12-
Courtaulds,
3
12-15
62.% c
Sand
Crescent
One
12-19
1-
12-
1-
A
1
1-
2
2
Class
five
B
Co.
&
Central
of
5%
12-10
11-28
12-31
12-
5
12-
5:
pre¬
-
share
one
preferred
for each
common
15c
(quar.)
Crown Cork & Seal Co., Inc.,
5
Crown
12-
1
Crucible
1-22
12-
1
Crum
1-
12-15
Zellerbach
Corp.
of
Co.
8%
$2 pfd,
1-15
1
1-15
12-15
11-17
1-
45c
2
12-10
20c-
—
12-31
12-17
-$2
(increased)
preferred
1
2-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
America
2-
15c
(quar.)
12-
12-30
12-15
(quar.)
Cuban-American
Sugar Co.—
(quar.)
Common
12-31
12-12
1-2-59
12-18
25c
12-16
12-
8
7%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
1-2-59
12-18
12-10
11-21
7%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
4-1-59
3-16
11-21
7%
$1.75
7-1-59
1-1-59
12-10
35c
12-15
12-
3
12-15
12-
3
12-15
12-
3
1-1-59
12-
5
$35
12-28
*
.
-
12-31
Curtiss
$1.75
2
12-19
1-
2
12-19
11-14
Cutler-Hammer, Inc.
12-12
11-14
Cyprus Mines Corp.
25C
12-18
12-
$1
12-15
12-15
11-28
Dalex Co., Ltd.,
12-15
11-28
Dan
12-
11-24
$1
75c
(s-a)
(quar.)
-
held)
8
15c
Common
_1
&;
12-
A
1
2
David
(L.
A.)
Frere.
&
12-22
12-
1
12-
1
Debenture
1-23
.1-
9
preference
12-19
Decker Nut Manufacturing
12-19
Deere
1-
2
2- 2
1-16
12-
5
Columbian National Life Insurance
(quar.)
r
Carbon
\
Co.
(quar.)
3%
5
5
11-21
Delaware
.1-16
12-19
Delaware RR.
12-12
V11-21
1-16
«12-19
12-10
-
60c
11-14
(Boston)
12-15
12-12
1
12-12
12-15
75c
12-
12-31
12-
3%
5
1-
1-15
350
5
12-20
8
10-27
12%C
12-20
12-10
*75c
12-31
12-15
50c
12-19
11-26
dividend)
Canada—•
of
1-
5c
Co—;
1-
2
12-12
5
12-16
<te
Delaware
Denver
.
a
of
50c
1-
2
12-
1
1-
2
12-
1
•
!
lie
from
net
lYuC distribution
from realized security profits plus a special
year-end distribution of 35c from realized
security profits payable in cash or stock)
12-
„
(quarterly
investment income and
12-12
25c
—;——
—
dividend
Fund
Delaware
12-
"
1-
93%c
—
(increased)
Company
12-31
.
•
12-31
12-31
37%c
&
12-31
,
3%
12-30
B
11-26
20c
12-15
"
Stock
12-10
+$2.50
2
25c
(quar.)——_______—
Columbian
11-26
t$1.75
(s-a)
2
62%C
5
1
12-10
(quar )
As
1-
68%C
5
5
12-
•
(stock
Co. (quaM
Lt4., class A
1-
/
12-
5
12-
12-15
1 lrreg.)
Inc. (irregular)
Securities Corp.
Day Mines,
12-22
5%
Mines
Crystal Dairies
Darling
12-19
Iron Corp.—
*
12-
12-26
25c
12c
-
dividend
12-26
(quar.)
12c
(monthly)
'
Stock
11-28
40c
(quar.)
preferred
5c
L
preferred A (auar.)_
preferred B (quar.)_
11-28
60c
(quar.)
preferred series A (quar.)
33/i%
Daggafonteln
12-11
1-
7%
Mills, common
preferred (quar.)
2%
5Ms%
1
1
50c
Dana Corp., common
12-15
12-31
7V'2C
.
(Stock
Power Co,
1
1-
~1-
62 %C
—
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
River
5%
11-28
2
1-
12-15
50c
"
(quar.)
12-
12-15
75c
15c
.
_____
5%
Corp.
11-25
50c
(quar.)
Extra
4
12-12
53y8c
18%c
87%c
(quar.)
Stone
9
12-15
11-28
$1
$14.70
5
1
1-
$1.12%
Publishing
$1.60
1-
12-
12-10
10c
12-12
12-
11-20
1
12-19
i2y2c
:
preferred (quar.)_,
$4 prior pfd. (quar.)
prior preferred (quar.)__.
:—L_
Curtiss-Wright Corp., class A (quar.)
12-10
12-
2%
(quar.)
9-15
•
12-19
12 %c
Candy, 4Va%
Curtis
12-10
12-24
40c
Extra
12-20
30C
Clothing
6-15
$1.75 9-29-59
dividend
Stock
Curlee
75c
40c
preferred (quar.)_
7% preferred (quar.)
Cunningham Drug Stores (quar.)
Cuno Engineering, common (quar.)_
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.—
Class
20c-
5
50c
1
Colorado Fuel
Class
11-28
held
12-15
Daitch
Monthly
-
12-10
dividend)
held
shares
10c
5%
11-28
65c
dividend)
Color-Craft Products (quar,)
8
(stock
12-15
1
12-
12-15
12-31
100
shares
& Forster,
12-17
12-19
85c
dividend of
Petroleum
5%
class A
Steel
8
20c
Petroleum
12-15
$1.37 Va
12-31
12-
12-16
93%c
30C
"
15c
10-31
12-23
(quar.).
stock
shares
Crosett Co.,
12-15
1-
$1
12-22
12-12
1-1-59
(quar.)
Corp.
for each
Crescent
ICO
11-20
12-19
11-25
2
isc
'
plus
12-20
6
$2.50
(quar.)
of Crescent
year-end
of
11-24
2
Corp.
Petroleum
share
ferred
12-10
12-10
12-12
25c
(quar.)
1
12-13
$120
(year-end)
common
Stores,
Colorado
11-25
1-
3 r^-
Special
11-28
11-28
__
preferred (quar.)
Colonial
11-25
12-10
25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Petroleum
11-28
12-15
preferred
common
preferred
12-15
25c
(quar.)
12-10
75c
Corp., $1 pfd.
rets,
Company,
33ifo
i
1
1-
12-10
Ltd.—
dep.
convertible
3%
Crane
12-26
12-12
12-
25c
50c
(resumed)-
com.
pfd, (s-a)
Cramptori Manufacturing Co.—
11-28
1-15
12-31
12-10
$1.12%
12-
Hudson
Co.
Rio
.
.
50c
Grande
(From available
12-15
net
Western
income
RR.
for
1-
2
12-10
-
12-15
12-15
1
12-
5
12-15
62 %c
12-
12-15
4%c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
calendar
11-28
12-27
-
J1
Valley Financial, class A
&
47%c
(quar.)____
(s-a)
12- »
1957)
year
"
1•
1
12-15
12-18
12-
12-
11-25
9
4
Stock
dividend
12-22
12-
5
20c
12-19
12-
4
ll%c
1-2-59
12-12
Commercial
Investment
$1.75
i-2-S»
12-12
Commercial
Shearing & Stamping
12-10
11-28
12-30
11-28
12-31
12-15
Corp.
12-
1
12-
1
12-31
12-15
Detroit Edison
12-31
12-15
Detroit
Commercial
Credit
Co,
70c
(quar.;
Corp,
(initial quar.)
,
'
2%
$1.25
30c
(quar.)
Detroit
12-10
12-10
25c
$15c
Denver-Tramway Corp.—
$2.50 to $3.50 preferred
50c
50c
Combined Looks Paper Co.~(quaf.) —_______
Commercial Bank of North America—
"
30c
11-28
1
$1.12%
11-28
$2
Steel
& Reynolds
12-15
(quar.)__
12-15
2%
12-15
12-
$1.50
12-15
.
1
25c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
12-15
12-15
Stock dividend
11-28
income plus 90c
profits
Ceco Steel Products Corp.
-
Corp.
Copperweld
2-27
2%
12-12
50c
(quar.)__
Case (J. L) Co., 6%% preferred fquar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)
M.)
12-31
93%c
(quar.)
Cosden Petroleum
$1.18%
35c
-
Products
(A.
11-14
40c
:
—
of 35c from net
net
12-
12-10
20c
____
—:
General
pfd.
10c
common
1st preferred
&
__ZZ
1
3- 2
60c
Coleman Co., Inc., 4%% preferred (quar.)
Coleman Engineering Co., common (quar.)__
6% preferred (quar.)
,
Carolina Telephone At Telegraph
Year-end
12-15
40c
Stock dividend
Carpenter Steel Co.
2
25c
1
12-
$1.31%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Craddock-Terrv Shoe, 5%
(quar.)—
Y.)
International
each share
12-15
-
12-
12-15
12-25
20c
(quar.)
com.
Products
4
2
75c
Mfg.' (quar.)i.
12-
12-15
$1.75
;
Colonial
4
2
Extra
Cornell Paperboard
4
(quar.)
12-
1-
(quar.)
Carey Baxter 6r Kennedy
(Philip)
Coca-Cola
12- 2
(quar.)
Cornell-Dubilier Electric Corp.,
$5.25 series A pfd. (quar.)
1
11-28
;
Year-end
Collins Radio
2
(quar.)
7
Colgate-Palmolive Co.
joe
Carborundum Co.
(N.
12-17
l-
(quar.)
1
1-
10c
11-28
12-18
12-15
15c
12-
—
(Los Angeles)
1-2
•
1-16
12-12
12-15
(quar.)
12-15
$$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Capital City Products Co.
from
preferred
Cola Bottling
11-28
$$1
B
Carriers
4%
Coca
12-15
$50c
-
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)___
Canadian Vickers, Ltd. (quar.)
Castle
12-15
1
10c
12-
Worsted Mills
(liquidating)
Forge-Waynesboro Telephone (quar.)
com. (year-end)
3V2%
8%
Carter
12-15
2
12-
10%
(quar,)
12-
"
(quar.)
$25c
redeemable
Mills,,
2
12-15
3%
(increased)
Refrigeration
12-
Electric Illuminating—
preferred
Co.
Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)—
Ingersoll-Rand
Canadian Oil Cos.,
3=4%
$4.50
Coca-Cola
1-
Rubber
&
5
12-15
15c
dividend)
1
2-
$1
(quar.)—
$25c
—
A
Canadian
.
preferred
$20c
Class B
Canadian Ice Machine
•
$4.50
11-28
1-
5
12.
40c
12-15
12-20
(quar.)
Bottling
$$4
12-
12-31
12-31
1-2-59
60c
preferred
Coca-Cola
$$2
5
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
dividend
Stock
5
12-
50c
(quar.)
Corp.
(stock
Co.
Cooper, Tire
Copeland
12-
12-15
$1.13
tquar.)_
12-18
Extra
2
(quar.)
Y.)
(N.
Corp.
Co.
(quar.)
12-18
•
11-28
1-
4
12-15
15c
12-18
—
common
12-31
1-15
10c
(quar.)'
ordinary (interim)
Cowles Chemical Co. (quar.)
11-28
1
2-
12-19
Creole
;
Clearfield & Mahoning Ry. (s-a)
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co., common
11-28
Canadian General Securities, Ltd., class A
Carey
5%
11-28
12-
12-15
$1.50
Coffee
Cook
12-19
(quar.)
12-31
12-31
2-14
12-15
40c
Cluett Peabody & Co., Inc.,
7% preferred (quar.)__
12-31
12-30
$2.50
dividend.™—
Clifton
(quar.)__
Canadian General Electric,
Extra
Class
Stock
.
11-20
'
Cannon
;
11-20
12-15
12-15
2
Industries—
60c
12-15
$25c
Steel
Amer.
'
12-15
common
Oil
1
_____
1
$15c
Ltd.,
Motors
Continental
Continental
1
2
1-
1%
Co,
12-
1-
initial)
preferred
Insurance
8
1
(quar.)
12-
143%c
Co.,
Continental
11-21
40c
Co
Co.
1- 2
,125c
(quar.)
Drawn
12-31
15c
$0.0075
1
i7y2c
4»A%
12-
$1.25
(quar.)__,
Transit
$20c
(quar.)
preferred
Canadian
preferred
Service
1
'
Class
4%%
Cities
12-
2
12-15
(quar.)
Gin,
12-29
50c
2
11-28
Steel
5
1-2-59
dividend
12-19
$1
(initial quar.)
Corp. (quar.)-^
:
Securities, common (year-end)
1-
12-
Common
Contiental
11-14
1-
(quar.)
12-15
2
12-15
1-
O'Nuts
1- 2
-2
12-15
87V2c
Financial
$10c
Canadian
60c
Full
6
Extra
$1.75
Copper Co.
T,
3-
(quar.)
$1
I.
4-1-59
1
11-17
1
1-
&
5
12-
11-21
$1.12%
A
Corp., com.
preferred (quar.):
Copper
12-
1
12-15
93 %c
Commercial
convertible
60c
Continental
$1.75
6
1-
1
$1
(quar.)
3-
-1-2
12-10
Continental
11-21
30c
;
pref.
conv.
4-1-59
>•
12-
12-15
Connector, class
(initial)____—
1-
45c
preferred
(quar.)
2nd preferred
(quar.)
B
12-23
55c
$1.37%
;
25c
Equipment,
$18%c
11-25
12-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
37V2C
Controller
$31 Vic
(quar,).
Baking Corp.
preferred
(quar.):
Can, common
Class
6%
Clark
$37'/2c
(quar.)
Canadian Canners, Ltd.
12-10
2%%
11-14
_
12-17
s
$4.50
5
$2
11-14
(quar.)
12-31
tqv.ar.)
Year-end
Cleveland
—
Class
20c
Extra
Continental
5
40c
Cleveland
Canada Wire & Cable Co., Ltd.—
Class A (quar.)
12-17
75C
12-15
Lines Ltd.—■
(s-a)
12-31
Continental
(quar.)
12-15
$$1.10
5
25C
(Chicago*
'
Stock
(quar.)__
$$1
pld. (quar.)
5
12-
$5.50
12-12
1212-
25c
:
Tool
$20c
Canada Safeway, Ltd., 4.40%
5fo
(quar.)
Pneumatic
$50o
;
12-
1-2-59
York)
-
131 %C
(initial)
common
1-2-59
$1.04
58c
City Investing Co., 5V2% preferred
City Products Corp. (quar.)
Canada Permanent Mortgage Corp.
5
$1.13
(guar.;
Continental
Western Ry.—
$87'Ac
(s-a)
1
12-29
50c
(quar.)
common
preferred
(quar.)
t87%c
(s-a)
1-
12-29
$1.50
$50c
(quar.)
12-15
realized
$291Ac
___
12-
(quar,)__
preferred
Continental
12-15
1
10c
Clark
Ltd,—
participating class
B
Great
Cincinnati
11-29
2
-
Corp.—
7%
preferred (quar.)
Chrysler Corp. (quar.)
Cincinnati Gas & Electric, 4%
8
1-
25c
$1.06V4
11-21
1-2-59
(quar.)
Continental Assurance Co.
12-15
1
1-
$1
Christiana
1
Packers,
\ $1.50
Class
C.
Ltd.—
12-
11-24
12-12
preferred
preferred
20c
Extra
$7
Co., Ltd.—
2
1
1-
30c
Extra
12-
1-
1-
$1.12'/2
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR. (quar.)
Chicago, South Shore & South Bend RR.—
Chicago Towel Co., common
12-
$$1.50
V*c
25c
7l/2c
dividend
Chicago
12-15
2
12-17
30c
;
v
$4.16
11-19
75c
56
—
Common
5
12-18
1-
24c
(quar.)_
i2y2c
12-15
12-26
162y2c
12-15
10%
12-10
50c
(quar.)„__
Co.
$4.52
Chicago Medical Arts Bldg. Corp
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific RR.—
20c
(extra)
$4.50
Coal
Power Co.—
.
12-19
$1.12%
1
$2
5
12-
8
12-
Year-end
12-
V
5
12-
12-15
12-15
1-15
12-
1-
6
Consolidated Royalty Oil Co.__
(accum.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.,
12-15
2
5
12-15
50c
20c
'
12-15
2
11-
12-
(quar.)
60c
preferred
10-28
12-5
<quar.)_
Products
Consumers
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia (quar.)___
Chesapeake Industries, $4 pfd. (accuin,)
1
12-
12-17
1-15
Rendering Co.
15c
12-12
12-15
12-17
1
1-15
Rock
Consolidation
11-21
8
1
%40c
_
Consolidated
2
(quar.)
Enterprises
(initial)
Fund
(Special from net
<quar.)___
Consolidated
8
(Quarterly)
Chemical
11-
12-15
11-19
15c
Corp., common (reduced)
Exchange Bank (New
11-28.
20c
11-28
12-
—
Corn
'
8
30c
12-12
•'
12-12
12-
(quar.)
Co.
Aircraft Inc.
25c
(quar.) '
12-
10c
—
1
1-
1-29
12-
(quar.)
Malting,, Ltd., common
preference
(quar.)__.
7
1-9
;
$40c
$3.75
(quar.)
Co.
12-22
2
Forgings, Ltd. (quar.)
Canada Iron Foundries Ltd., com. (quar.)
4 Yzfo
11-
-
Corp.,
11-19
Chattanooga Gas Co. (quar.).
2
Canada Foundries-&
Canada
12-15
65%c
12-15
—
Chance
5,
1-
preference
Canada
12-24
2-2
10c
(quar.)
12-15
.' 1
(quar.)
Plug
Spark
12-12
2
1-
.
(quar.)
11-28
2
$1.25
~
20c
(quar.)
;
;
Special
12-24
1-16
12-15
Inc.,
(quar.)
preferred
$4.50
11-14
8
preferred
12'/2C
Chicago Rivet & Machine (quar.)
(Toronto)
1-
12-15
12-10
(quar.)
___________
(stock dividend )________
1-20
(quar.)
A "(quar.)__
Canada Life Assurance
.
'
12-10
preferred
25c
(quar.)_
Canada Dry .Corp., common
$4.25 preferred (quar,)
12-29
70c
<quar.)_
common
1
Products
Gotham
Corp.,
1-
(quar.)
Champion Paper & Fibre Co.—
12-19
1
12-
150c
Campbell Soup Co. (increased quar.)—:
Canada Bread Co., Ltd., 5% pref. B (quar.)
Canada
12^10'
'
75c
(quar.)
——
securities profits)
Cheinway Corp. (resumed
5%
Foods
Freightways
—
11-21
1-
9
5V-i%
Consolidated
(s-a)
Co.
12-15
.
Canada Crushed & Cut Stone,
12-10
'
1
12-10
12-10
——___
Co.
1,
Corp.
1'
Industries Co. (quar.)——_—
Shares Trust (quarterly irom in¬
70c
common
12-10
1
1-
t$l
preference (s-a)_.
Dry Goods Co. (ouar.j
15c
Class B
Central
lc
:
$4.75 preferred
Calumet Oil Co
Inc.,
12-22
20c
2
West
1-
$2.25
2
Co.—
Cement
Hecla,
non-cumulative
$2.50
1
,
I-30
12-15
(quar.)
Portland
tz
12-22
Securities,
1-
...—
class A
Chadbourn
:
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
convertible preferred
5%
Consolidated Diversified Standard
$1.50
5-
t$l
$$1.12%
$$1.25
Common
11-28
$1.25
$1.18%
(year-end)—
Corp.,
12-
Insurance
California Pacific Utilities
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)
1-
—
11-14
5%
——
<quar.)__
Title
preferred
$1.15
—
12-16
28,/aC
G2V2c
4%
California
>$5
$1.15
5-
1-
"
'preferred (quar.)________—
4%fo preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred, (quar.)_
California Electric Power, $2.50 pfd.
G%
preferred (quar.)
3-20
11-28
12-12
45c
Consolidated Edison Co. of N. Y., com. (quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
;
Chicago Dock & Canal (quar.)__^
Calgary Power, Ltd.
.
Limited—
1
1-
10c
(quar.)___
pfd.
12-12
9-
20c
:
non-cum.
2
(quar.)_
(quar.)___
preferred
(quar.)
4.75% preferred (quar.)—_—
0% preferred (quar.)__
12-12
—15c
(quar.)™
1-
9-
10c
(quar.)
12-x^
common
12-10
_—_________———
preferred
4%%
12-20
'
40c
Consolidated Cigar Corp.,
11-28
11-28
(quar."
Corp.
Cessna Aircrait Co.
——
Butler's, Inc., common
1
12-12
20c
$1.23
12-12
(increased-semi-ann.)
Corp.
2
4-
10c
20c
2
convertible
4.60%
1-30
12-15
Biscuit
1
1'
12-20
2
1-
10c
;
(quar.)
$1
1
—
__—1
Year-end
Burry
:
'
Corp.
12-
12-
1-
10c
11-28
Cement
1
12-19
1
1-
22c
1-
preferred
preferred
4.60%
1
Ltd.—
participating class A (quar.)__,—.1*—
Burroughs Corp. (quar.)_____
45c
Bush
2
1-
Consolidated
2
12-15
27 %c
common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
40c
11-28
11-28
1-
1-
55c
42c
111c
25c
—
Quarterly
40c
11-28
2
Inc.,
Connohio,
5
12-12
35c
—.____
35c
25c
120c
15c
40c
115c
25c
$1.50
115c
115c
U5c
—_—
Burns & Co.,
Burrard Dry Docks,
12-
6% preferred
preferred
(s-a)____.
Ltd. (quar.)_
6%
(quar.)
25c
$1.25
(year-end;
Co.,
12-19
12-
;
Connecticut Light & Power (quar.)
Connecticut Water Co.
(quar.)_.
12-19
2
12-12
$1.16
25c
Burgess Battery Co. (quar.)_.
Burlington Steel Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Burnham Corp., common (quar.)
12-
Insurance—
12-12
1
6-
10c
semi-annual)—
Watch
Bulova
12-15
(quar.)
12-19
6-1
3-
20c
—
(quar.)___.—
2
1-
37y2C
V.
(quar.)__
(quar.)_
Central Steel & Wire
—
(quar.)—_——
Buffalo
1-
12-17
$1.12*2
Central Maine Power Co.,
2
95c
20c
(initial-quar.)__—_
Buckeye
(Reduced
12-
12- 2
(E. L.) Company
(quar.)
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co.—
preferred
1
12-19
'
93c
Bruce
common
Connecticut General Life
Public Service Co.—
Central Illinois
1,
12-
12-31
^
&
New
preferred
3.56%
preferred (quar.)
8
25c
common
Central-Illinois Securities
Bigelow (quar.)
Brown-Forman Distillers, common (quar.)__
4%
12-
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.92% preferred (quar.)
5fo
Brown
12-20
25c
4%
—
preferred (quar.
Brooklyn Borough Gas Co.—
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
4.40% preferred B (quar.)
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
4.40% preferred B iquar.)__
4.40% preferred <quar.*____
4.40% preferred B (quar.)
Confederation
25c
Common
preferred
(quar.)
Glass Co., com. & vtc. (incr. quar.)
$3.80
8
$25c
preferred (quar.)
4.64%
10-18
5%
Brockway
$5
/«
Gas
Brockton Taunt-on
12-
$$2.50
(i% preferred (quar.)
Central Illinois Light Co.,
12-10
12-
12-15
31*40
12-15
7%c
;
12-20
25c
12-10
12-19
12-19
(quar.)
Life Assn.
Increased
(s-a)
payable af.llec.
Share
$50o
preferred
5%
5c
_——
Holders
When
-
V
Machinery Corp. (quar.)
15c
12-10
12-19
Zv
-
2y2c
12- 8
(quar.)
preference
Company
12- 8
1
Nonvoting common (quar.)
Is
gains
capital
The
ments).
1
1-
Extra
5
5
Corp. (quarterly of
income plus .a 05c disfrom .gain
realized in invest-
tribution
1-
_
—
Monday, December 8, 1958
.
Per
Name of
Compo Shoe
8
$1.75
—___
Storage Co. (quar.)
Central Fibre Products, voting com.
5
12-
12-
Common
5%
Investing
Street
——
12-
$1.12y2
(quar.)
(quar.)
Central Cold
4y2%
8V2
i
12-22
..
Holders
Payable of Jlec.
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)—.—
prefevred
Central Foundry Co.
investment
28c
preferred A
common
Central Canada Investments, Ltd.—
—
Pinal .payment 1 or fiscal year 1958—
Interim for year -ending July 31, 1959—_
of America,
2nd
When
Share
Company
Corp.
4% fo
1
12-
1- 2
2
12-
British Motor—
Broad
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2360)
12
15c
12-31
12-26
12-
Extra
Commercial
Solvents
CommuniU
Public
Corp.
Service
(quar.).
(uuar.)_
Canada
Co.
Harvester
Tunnel
62 %C
(quar.)
*
Co.
25c
.
.1-20
50c
(quar.)
1-15
IOC
(quar.)_
12-15
-i- 9
12-19
12-
1
'
Detroit
1
1-16
20c
12-15
12-
1
20c
(quar.)__
&
12-15
12-
1
5c
12-29
12-
5
32%c
12-15
11-20
15c
12-15
12- 4
Detroit
12 %c
12-15
12-
1
$1.50
12-19
12-
1
50c
12-19
12-
9
25c
12-19
12-
9
Stamping Co. (quar.)
Steel Corp., common (quar.)
Preferred
(quar.)
Devoe & Raynolds Co., Inc.—
Class A
Class
B
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Continued
on
page
46)
Volume 188
Number 5801
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2361)
Stock Record «» New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range (or Previous
Year 1957
Lowest
2ft
Oct 21
Lowest
33% Jun 17
30ft Jan
3
51% July 15
43^8 Jan
13
104ft May 22
102 ft Jan
3774 Feb 12
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Highest
40
Jun
8
71% Nov 20
"
92
Nov 13
lift Jan
2
36% Dec
30
12 Va Oct
21
17ft Jun 10
21
Dec
27
:
14
64% May 17
16 ft May 27
37 ft
38% Jan
Jan
-
8
NOV
24
Abacus
Fund
Par
common
24% Nov 18
2
*39%
5
4% convertible preferred
ABC Vending Corp
ACF Industries Inc
ACF-Wrigley Stores Inc
Tuesday
Dec. 1
1
:
Abbott Laboratories
20ft Aug 26
49% Oct 24
3
July 15
14% Jan
July 18
7
120
LOW AND HIGH SALE FRIGES
Monday
EXCHANGE
—
100
69 ft
40
39%
69
18%
*117
123
19%
25
46ft
47%
1
23%
24
25%
26%
26%
27 ft
19
24
'
Mar
1
6ft Dec 30
19ft Oct 11
27 ft
27 ft Jan
19
19 ft
48ft
48
48%.
24
25%
25%
27
27
14% Jan
7
45 ft Oct
21
15
232 ft Jun 28
16% Dec 31
23 ft Dec
155
July
2
Dec
30
1
70
Oct
30
80
19% Jan
9ft Jun
19ft
" 18%
23
2
8
24% Jan
2
28 ft Oct
9
83 ft Nov 21
248
Sep 15
2
2 ft Jan
11
25% Nov 18
13
3
lift Jan
33% Nov 19
Oct
65% Apr
3
20% Nov
7
Jan
2
24 Va Nov
24
Jan
16
80 ft Nov
24
4ft Jan
2
*91
Nov 13
S
80
Jan
14 ft Apr
30ft Jan
3
110% Jun
2
July
14
24
Sep
5
72
14
146
17
18%
19% Dec
17 ft Jan
18% May 13
77 ft Jan 14
240
93 ft Dec
Admiral
Jan
49ft Jan
16
17
28% Dec 30
91ft
193% Jan
Aug 28
3% May 28
ft Dec 31
Oct
93 ft
16% Jan 28
25% Dec 16
3% Dec 30
190
93
Nov
160
23
10% Dec 30
13 Va Dec 20
*31 ft
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp—5
7
81% July 5
31ft July 23
65% July 8
176ft Feb
-
32 ft
97
Oct
13
91
9% Nov 20
280
July 31
21
29
Nov 20
2
155% Nov 21
2
49% Nov 11
Apr 18
98
Aug 11
15 ft Oct
6
Inc
$4
4%
33
*154
18%
5
33% Jun 16
36 ft Dec
59
4
35% Jun 12
49% Mar 24
43% Oct 13
Allied Laboratories
Allied Mills
15% Jan 21
53% Dec
4
Allied
27
Jan
10 ft
May 19
35% Jan
2
70 ft Dec
20
82
74
Jan
6
20% Dec
17
22 ft
May 19
87
Nov
«
23 ft Nov |9
27 ft Dec 23
5? 74
Dec
30
30
Jan
36 ft Mfty 9
119
May 16
39
63 ft
102
Jan
91% Jan
8
8
2
Jan
26
"
-
24% Nov 13
33
Dec
31
88 ft Nov 13
59
Oct
22
14
Dec
77
Oct 30
30
22
53VaJuly
17
42% Oct 31
38% Oct 13
2
96 ft Oct 13
15
92
Apr 4§
41
Dec
8
33% Feb 21
7
81
Feb
51% Nov 14
114% Sep 17
89% Aug SU.
25
64 ft Jan
70% Aug 16
24ft Jan
3
2
14% Jan
4
2
25% Oct
i0
8
85 ft Jan
9
125% Oct
10
34 ft Jan
13
93% Nov 13
37ft Aug
8
99ft Mar 28
97% Jan
3
25
32 ft Dec
27 ft Apr
59
Jun
7
31% Jan
7
113
Jan
Oct
21
Sep
IJVaOct
5
66
Mar
11
27
May
30
6 7 ft
July
28
6,900
79
7934
7,700
305
32%
*154
33
•154
18%
18%
2374
24 ft
X23%
24%^
81
79%
79V2
•79
80
9ft
9
9%
9
9'A
98
*93
153
28 ft
27%
x47ft
48%
96 ft
97
19%
9%
100
*146
3%
23 ft
*79
9%
•93%
♦93
145
28
27%
27%
27 ft
27%.
27
48
46
47%
46%
46%
3,800
33
3,200
160
374'
10,300
19%
7,700
231/a
2,000
80
9%
98
153
•146
,
3%
18%
_
-
305
32'/a
160
19 Va
24
24
*
•296
3%
18%
152
10
9%
67,800
98
145
46
ft
20
27%
7,900
46%
22,200
96 ft
*96
97
97
97
♦96
1
13%
14
14
14 ft
14
14
14
88%
90
89 ft
14 ft
90 %
14 ft
18
Allen Industries Inc_
Allied Chemical Corp
89
89%
89
90%
89
29
29%
29%
29%
29%
29
29
46 ft
47 ft
5
-
98
60
14
,
1,400
8974
18,500
29
29%
29
No par
47ft
48%
x47
47 ft
47ft
497a
39
39ft
39 ft
47%
40%
46%
No par
Inc
7,100
39%
40%
39 ft
39%
38ft
lift
3974
11%
lift
2,900
11%
11%
11%
11%
11 Va
11 Va
52%
53
52 ft
3,400
53
52 ft
53
53
11%
53%
53
76
77
77
77 ft
77 ft
53%
77%
77
77
77%
79
27%
28 ft
27%
28V4
27ft
27%
27 ft
27%
27 ft
29
*105 ft
Corp
5
Corp common
No par
4% preferred
100
AUis-Chalmers Mfg common
10
4.08% convertible preferred
Alpha Portland Cement—
100
10
Aluminium
Limited
Aluminum Co of America
44% Nov 12
111
6c/o
107ft
•105 ft
107 ft
107 ft
105%
38 Va
38 ft
37 ft
38%
37
ft
37%
37%
37%
31%
32 Va
30
ft
31ft
30 ft
31%
30%
31ft
86
ft
*106
No par
86%
—l
convertible
preferred—Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
Amerace
Corp
Amerada
Amer
Petroleum
Corp
B
American
3ft%
Airlines
87 ft
107
*105
700
7,900
400
24,900
•
ft
107 ft
200
37%
30ft
3774
3074
107,200
87
86 ft
87
86
87%
85 ft
34
*32%
34
32%
32 ft
*32%
34
40
40
*39ft
41
41
41
•401ft
42
48
48 ft
48
48V4
100
101%
48'/4
99%
87
87
3,500
86
*32
101%
85ft
24%
*117
j 43 Va
123
43 Va
*116
110,.
*107 ft
4ft%
American
66 ft May 29
36 ft Nov 20
American
45 ft Dec
American Brake Shoe Co
convertible
preferred—100-3,"* 106
10 "
Note common
preferred
Bosch
Arma
*38ft
*61 ft
No
par,*?
34
44%
38
.
98%
X86 Va
24%
24%
120
4374
64
*
2
Corp
48
87
24 Va
39 ft
50
Bank
87
1
14
6%
34
40
50
102
preferred—100
13
2
49 %
No par
common
convertible
Oct
2
1
12.50
American Bakeries Co com—No par
40% Oct
23
*32
40
87
2474
19% Feb 25
8
31
50
Agricultural Chemical—No par
33% Jan
9
32 ft Dec
51
23%
27%
80ft
3%
*93
•
Jan
27% Jan 21
16
147ft Jun
Nov
33
*146
27%
48 Va
*96 74
22%-
281/4
♦297
-
160
98
10
23%
79%
3%
*79 ft
2,800
45,700
22%
18%
24
300
-
20,800
Amalgamated Leather Co—
80ft Feb 21
29ft Jan
111
Jun 25
60% Jan
-
21% Dec 27
82 ft July 28
29% Oct 13
2
27
4
July
July
2
*154
-
28
•
374
155
Stores
8
22% Aug 13
19
3274
160
*93
Products
Allied
30% Jan
47% Jun
33 ft,
305
J
'
3%
80
9 ft
♦296
*146
Allied Kitl Co
7
19ft
100
preferred
2
33
19
23%
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—100
3
30
18%
No par
prior preferred
29
Dec
19%
302
*154
374
*79.ft-'
1
,
33 ft
160
1
preferred A
12% Jan
Va
3%
zlOO
common
21
Nov
19
*300
72 Va Apr
12
19V4
pfd 1951 series—100
8
35
18%
5,900
4,800
91
79%
3
25% Dec 30
901/4
28
16 ft Nov 25
Oct
31ft
91ft
23 J
23ft July
24
90 ft
27%
98% Jan
7
31ft
91ft
22%
12% Oct, 22
68ft Nov 18
96% Oct
32
90 ft
78%
20 ft Nov 26
Jan
*31%
80%
common
conv
31ft
32 ft
93 ft
28
preferred—
conv
31
19,100
25ft
26%
79
Alleghany Corp
5ft%
25 Va
26%
27%
2
24
25%
23 Va
2
7,700
13,800
26%
80%
100
24 ft
19ft
48%
241/4
ft
28ft
*295
100
19
48
-
25 ft
23 ft
310
8,200
122
•
26
27ft
1
300
69 ft
25%
79
1
40
26%
:
26
No par
common
Ry
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
Alco Products Inc
4ft%
*31 ft
1
Alabama Gas Corp
Alabama & Vicksburg
Aldens
25
.
19%
23 ft
Air Reduction Inc
conv
.
'
Corp_„
Aeroquip Corp.
Aetna-Standard Engineering Co
4.50%
-
No par
*116
•
24 ft
Adams Express Co
Ad
is-Mlllls Corp
1
19ft
117
•39ft
x677/a
47ft
29ft Oct
10
117
;
39%
68 ft
23%
28% Nov 13
33 ft Oct
9
Co
123
19
19ft
68
48%
19% Jan
Acme Steel
•117
39%
68
24 ft
24ft Jan
14
Shares
39%
67%
46ft
20 ft Jan
11
the Week
Dec. 5
24
>
82
20ft Dec 24
Friday
Dec. 4
•39*4
39%
,
124
*118
1
Thursday
Dec. 3
68
:
69%
Sales for
Wednesday
Dec. 3
ft
*61 ft'
119
44 ft
43
111
X 38
64
-•
24%
Va
74
*60 Va
87%
V
4374
111
38 ft
64
43
•107ft
38 Va
64
*60%
33%
3274
33%
33%
44%
45 ft
4474
871/4
1,400
24%
17,500
120
500
43
1,100
108
38 ft
*60V2
45 Va
64
X33 ft
,
34%
45 ft
27,900
•118
43V8
43%
•107V4 108
38 ft
*38%
44 ft
99 ft
24%
119
32%
3474
44ft
1,700
87 ft
24%
119
300
49%
98%
100%
24%
119
•107'A
39
98%
280
49
45
-»
1,000
3474
-
30,800
9,300
45 ft
American
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres Inc common
i—1
11% Dec 18
24% Jan
4
13
Jan
2
22
19
Aug
8
3ft Oct 22
20ft May 2
6% July 11
19
Jan
2
3% Jan
2
20% Sep 22
9% Nov 17
American
Cable
37ft Nov 27
45% July 29
42ft Mar 7
41V4Jan
2
52% Nov 18
American
Can
64ft July
64
Sep
•
39 ft Jan
2
51
8
62
ft Jan
2
107
30ft Jan
8
29 Va Jan
17
3574 Jun 20
3874 Dec 30
53ft Jan 25
28
Oct 24
37 ft
Sep 11
Nov
4274 Jan
11
21
Chicle
3
39 ft Jan
17
54% Nov 21
29 ft Apr
25
24
2974 Oct 22
13% Dec 80
39% May 22
38% Jan
27% Jan 14
14 ft Jan
35
49
Jun
7
32 ft Feb
12
31ft Feb
1
19% Jan
17% Apr 23
Oct
21
19ft Dec 30
1074 Oct 21
16 ft Dec
23
28% Jan
American
Electric
American
Enka
American European Secur
2
American
Export Lines Inc
2
1874 Oct
30
American
&
1
American
Hardware
73 ft Nov 26
64% Dec
§
73
Jan
13
132
10% Feb
15ft Aug 19
97A& Jun
T
16% Jun
S
13
Jan
3
18
94
Jan
31
108
13
Feb 27
15ft Jan
Oct
2
10
29 ft Oct 22
78
Aug 28
41
Jan 21
16
Oct
68
Jun 28
22
17% Jun
102-
16
Jan
Jan
32% Jan
79
4
Jan
2
59% Nov 17
95ft Jun 10
14
68ft July 18
28% Jun 18
47 ft Jan
8
17ft Jan
17
99ft Feb
92
29
Dec
31!
11
Nov 14
6
July 31
July 31
16% Jun
7
Jan
20 74 Feb
No par
1574
*101
16 ft
19%
102
100
American Mach & Kdry common—7
3.90%
preferred
100
Oct
23
American
27% Oct 21
Jan
3
16% Nov
21
American
8
572%
35 ft Dec
31
183 ft Nov
4
39 ft Oct
113
Oct
4
144% Nov 26
2274 Jan 13
IB
45ft Jan
123 ft Feb
IB
2774 Dec 31
47% Jan
4514 Mar 12
Oct
6
24
774 Oct 24
160
Oct 22
6974 Aug 22
111% Aug 19
25
Dec
30
874 Oct 22
24
Nov
7
22 V4 Oct
4
9% Oct 21
19ft Oct 22
Jan
2
2
27 74 Jan
3
May 5
51% Oct 20
165
2
117% Jan
40
30
Oct
43
6774 Dec 31
22ft Nov
68
Apr 10
3574 Jan
2
3
30
May 12
3474 Nov
6
48 74
140
1574 Oct 22
167
Jun
61ft Nov
126
13
7
July 16
6
95 ft Nov
10
American
Stores
12
35 % Dec
3
American
Sugar
3974
Chem—No par
43 ft
4374
43%"
45
29,100
com—-5
14/a
1474
1474
1474
1474
1474
14 %
1474
14 ft
14741
76,500
100
♦144-
Co—
-1
Refitting com—25
—25
2
9774 Dec
1
134Va Jun
4
2
39
11
American
Viscose
9% Jan
2
15% July 11
88ft Mar J
American
Water Works
25 % Jan 23
23% Jan
10
19ft Mar
10% Jun
4
7
26ft Mar 13
17% Nov
6
•
2
37 Va Dec
5
•
40
Jan 13
6374 Oct
13
81
May
2
46 ft Jun
30
81% Oct
14
2
45
Dec
Dec
1
8149.87ft
_
15
83% Aug
7274 Jan
22ft Oct 21
&
preferred
22 74 Jan
•
,
11
41
Jan
7
70
9
5074 July 12
13% May 31
88
Jan
2
100
33
Jan
2
22
Jan
13
95ft May
dividend.
For
all
other
May 13
5
100
25
Tobacco
American Tel & Tel Co
Tobacco
common
100
25
preferred
Corp
Co
com
xbO ,a
xl21 %
40 a
1,400
36,200
98
140
24%
2474
24 ft
2474
*2074
2774
27
27
200
16 ft
1674
16%
16%
16%
700
34%
3474
3574
3474
3574
211,100
63 Va
64
11,300
3374
18,800
2-7
130
♦145
♦145
150
5,300
3,900
150
10
3274
33%
3374
3474
34 ft
34%
5674
5674
•56ft
5774
5674
567a
230
4674
47%
14274
14174
4774
14474
60 ft
<
Xl42
60
46 %
60
60
477a
142
V
7,400
46
46ft
4574
46 %
15,100
142
142%
14274
143%
1,270
60 74
60%
60
*5974
60
123
*12074
123
*12074
500
121%
120%
12074
•12074
40%
4074
4074
4074
4074
407u
41
40%
40%
6,200
123
50
89%
90
90%
90
91
91
91
91ft
91%
1,700
3474
3474
34
3474
34%
35%
347a
34 34
3,400
35
34%
35
3474
3474
35%
3474
3574
35
35 %
347a
3574
13 Va
1374
1374
1374
13
1374
13
13%
1374
1374
20074
xl96ft
197%
3,690
2,900
44,945
8974
200
198
93
%
125
36%
1374
9774
126
3774
1374
19874
94
9574
126%
37%
3674
1374
9474
9474
12674
12574
12674
xl24ft
3674
3574
3674
3574
9374
94
13%
137a
13%
27
27
9574
125
11,800
35%
1,400
20,200
13%
7,000
1374
26%
25
2574
•25 Va
2574
25%
2574
600
15%
35s8
5974
15
1574
1574
1574
15 ft
3474
3574
35%
36%
36
1574
37%
57 V4
58
56 Va
577a
55%
5674
5,000
49,500
51,500
54
5474
5374
54
53
54
53
53
6874
6874
68%
68%
68%
68 Va
6874
6874
X58%
6974
70
02
3074
36
19974
2674
59%
30 Va
93
12574
200
13%
5474
38%
19974
27
59 Va
37%
-
2574
54
•89
200
125
Cable
No par
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
Oil Corp
*145
*97
56%
3474
21.80
10
34
3374
98
33
36%
preferred
16 ft
147
34%
$4
24%
•26
26 ft
25 ft
♦97
5674
1574
9.25
No par
2374
2374
98
32%
1574
Common
26 ft
98
56
1574
Anaconda Wire &
26%
100
33
25
Anderson-Prichard
5
/a
147
147
28
3274 Dec
24.
55/2
47
144%
x31%
35
25
Anderson Clayton & Co_
page
J*
26%
*9674
*27
series
41% Nov 14
footnotes §««
5
65
32
27
100
25
Preferred 5%% series
25
American Zinc Lead & Smelting—1
Amphenol Electronics Corp
1
Anaconda Co
50
674
25%
307a
American Sumatra
Preferred
66
39%
45 Va
27
Nov
66
25%
■
39 ft
74 74 Feb
8
21,200
42%
11974 Sep
25 ft Jan
Jan
30
5674
81
3974
131ft Feb
26
4,300
41 Va
167% Jan
6
66%
66
700
197a
103 ft
39%
179% Mar 4
78% Jan 31
4474 July 11
11% July 26
•79%
200
16 ft
43
6
2774 Feb
55 ft
56%
81
15 ft
109
4074
4
6%
•79%
66
19%
•102
4,800
41%
14 ft Nov
American
19%
103 ft
5574
81
16%
200
.'
3974
3574 Dec
Nov 11
67
56
•101
16'A
•102
5574
81
*14ft
109
•16%
1974
•79%
65%
2574
56%
15ft
•101
130ft
43%
6
202
*14ft
126%
39%
2
14
126% 126 ft
39 /4
1
8% Jan
3174 Feb
fEr
7 %
9,600
91
X33 Va
31 Va Jan
Jan
33ft
91
6474
2
12
33 ft
90'A
34 %
preferred
65 ft Jan
34%
90%
6374
--—10
Ship Building Co—No par
Smelt & Refg corn-No par
"2574 Feb
Apr 24
3474 Apr 25
33%
3374
100
American Snuff Co common—-—25
6% non-cumulative preferred_100
American Sieel Foundries
1
7%
^
_
64%
Seating Co
4274 Nov 18
80
84
Aug 29
32ft Dec 30
American
17,200
347 a
preferred
American
17 ft
16%
6474
Potash
2
Dec
39% Dec 30
-45
7%
17%
34
Co
Co
American Rad & Std Sany
American
8,100
17 Va
6574
11 % Jan
10
,
35%
18ft Jan
Apr
2974
34
Optical Co
97% July • 8
63ft Jun 11
155ft Jan 24
X29
64%
American
84ft Jan
30%
6674
14
158
29%
3374
40% Nov
15
5,300
4374
,4
34% Sep 12
3374 Apr
7
21
1974
103 ft
13,100
2474
•41ft
/2
Gas
News
Nov
19%
•102
16%
5174
24%
43
34%
Corp
Nutural
American
52ft Dec 31
1974
15%
109
2474
—-5
25
Motors
American
2
-17 ft Oct
•16
51%
24
No par
American
17
141
•101
16%
51 Va
5074
90
1674
35 74 Dec
American
*15
1574
40
1674
69 Va Nov
8
66%
ft 127%
39ft
16%
3674 Nov 26
49% Aug
125
40%
35,100
4,800
1"/a
2
-
♦7974
6774
129
103 ft
5574
81
91
5174
1
Molasses Co
2
2
*102
57%
3474
*89
86
5074
2774
2
9
20
X3374
109
1674
1974
102
40%
86
50%
23%
*2674
Jan
.
*101
1674
17%
1,300
87%
50%
•41ft
30%
17 ft
2,900
2,400
"
2674
2074 Jan
22
15 ft
109
51%
43
20 ft
ft
3974
24%
48 Va Jan
10 ft Dec 24
56
79%
12874
1574
.
24%
90
ft
*88
129
5074
♦41
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267a
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33 ft Oct
4174
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43
397a
4874
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23%
83ft May 3
3774 May 17
66ft July 11
30% Oct 22
23
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4874
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preferred
22
Oct
50%
23%
37,800
3,700
com—_2
Products
Metal
convertible
1874 Dec 23
44
39%
50 ft
96 ft
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preferred
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3874
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26
28'
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300
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38%
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11
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1
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prior preferred
22 Va
12
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non-cumulative
4%%
8674
5074
86%
5174
39
American Ice Co common
20
86
5074
90
125%
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86
51%
39
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1
102
86
1674
30% Oct 13
70
2
39%
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Products
5% %
3974
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3
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50
94
4074
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fun
39%
48%
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29
American International Corp
111
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48 ft
29
21ft July 28
2
39%
93%
2974
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50 ft
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11
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2
96
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24
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11
83
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11
-
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Feb
10
20
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3
96
93
10
100
prior preferred
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22
4% %
44
7
12
American
2674 Nov 13
2
Nov 29
American Crystal Sugar com
2
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12% Oct
No par
2
16% Jan
92
3974
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93
39
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75
185
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Co
40% Nov 20
2
16
Oct 28
874
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8%
5074
Cyanamid Co
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Feb
Feb
70
1974
12.50
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30
2074
*1974
8%
50%
preferred
Chain &
23% Oct 22
2074
19%
Corp
common
American
35ft Oct 22
20%
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8%
25
Co
American
93ft Feb 27
48 ft July 15
8OV2 Jan
1%
& Radio
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11
207a
20
1
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Nov
43% Sep 29
96 ft Mar 6
7574 Nov 26
5%
267
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93
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15,600
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
14
.
Monday, December 8, 1958
..
(2362)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
PRICES
STOCKS
Bange for Previous
31
39% Apr 25
36
Jan
4
39% Dec
10
65 7b Jan
2
39% Apr
7
10% Oct
21
16% Jan
8
4
12 y8 Feb
10
22
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30
20»A Nov 18
79
Sep
5
Feb
Feb
14
32J/2 Jun
3% Oct 22
6% Jun
28
3
16% Apr
7
8
23% May 29
22% Sep 29
2
29% Jan 23
Artloom
Arvin
Ashland
2
Nov
14% Dec 24
19% May
Feb
25
18% July 21
27% Oct
31% May 31
27% Feb
12
31% July 21
8% Nov 22
6% Jan
17
8Vs Jan
2
15
6
10% Aug1
9
Oil
6
Jan
2
90% Nov 21
11
17% Jan
2
28% Nov 28
6
9 % Jan
2
10% Dec
Jan 28
103
78
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6
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27
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13
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10
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1
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23
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8
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34
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27
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13
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83
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26
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30
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9
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46
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Jan
6
Oct
27
50% Jan
7
36% Jan
10
37 % Nov
19
36% M^y 13
52
For footnotes
see
Jan
page
2
24.
•
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47%
ju
Nov
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Jan
2
31% Sep
Jan
6
65
5;
19
Sep 22
second
171b
17%
17%
18
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8974
8914
88%
89
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3174
3114
31%
31Y*
3174
30%
31
1,200
15 Vb
16
157b
25%
1514
15
15
Tb
1534
157b
16%
15%
14%
1514
15%
7,700
5
com
1474
14%
677b
68
100
preferred
Butler Bros--
:
buue
:
1
Copper & Zinc
Byers Co (A M)
:7%
common
participating
California
Callahan
4
preferred
Packing Corp
Mining Cotp
%5
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100
5
s
Canada- Southern. Ry Co:
Canadian Breweries Ltd
Pacific Ry
Co
-
13
68
69
647<
77%
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77%
40,900
27,800
14%
68%
77%
110
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36
3714
36%
377a
37%
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37
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27%
27%
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84
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36
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30,100
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52,300
46%
46%
46%
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4,200
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20%
2074
207b
2074
9,500
83
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47
40
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,
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69
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16
6474
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1
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14 y4
5
Campbell Red Lake .Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co
:
^.-1.80
Canada Dry Corp common
1.66%.
$4.28 conv preferred—
No par
"annnn
167b1
13 78
68
v
1
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Canadian
-
167b
16%
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15
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5
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1774
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100
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Burroughs Corp
4Vz%
17
89%
3178
71
Inc
Bush Terminal Co
8
45
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Burlington Industries Inc
4%
preferred
:
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preferred--
2
4
56% Jan 99
29% July IS
Watch
177 b
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3174
5
No par
;
-
Co
9
S
-
Bulova
17
89%
_1
common—-
40% Oct
>28% pec
40% Nov
6% Jan
Feb 27
Co
preferred
Forge Co
17
16% May
04
$5
78% Oct
37% Jan'
"2
23% Oct 23
21% Dec 31
Jan
24
30
July 31
July $
.
Jan
4% Oct 28
32% Jun 24
'13% Jan
367b
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44
■
1,000
r
25%
117 b
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Buffalo
19
.16% Oct
21% Dec
25Tb
3674
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15
-
25%
r
10
(The)
Budd
10
30
13
117a
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Co
Co
4274
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>
15
15,
26%
841b
48.7b
55 74
15
Line
Pipe
Bucyrus-Erie
Oct
90
26
29
.
16
1
No par
33% Nov
Dec
Oct
-
•"
117 a
I
'
Nov
64
49
10
Bigelow
Shoe Co Inc
Buckeye
31
9
62% Nov
83
4374,
707c
7371
83
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82
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15
26
•
27
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357 b
44
4274
43%
3674
44
87b
,
874
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.
367 b
45
87 b
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21% Nov
117b
11
*
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1174
157b
157a
26 Tb
36%
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11
Jan
82
lSJb
2774
II
3574
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preferred—
conv
31% Oct
41
157 b
*2674
277K
10 7«.
Braniff
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs <fc Stratton Corp—s
Bristol-Myers Co common
334c/o .preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
26% NoV 19
287b
—100
a
1574
*15
No par
preferred—-
'
13% Jan 14
'47 ,Jan 10
35% Nov 18
4% Dec 30
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47
47
3774
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36%
84
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617'4
297 b
62
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12,300
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7
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3,400
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200
r
,
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62
77 b
7%
167b
691b
.,
911b
97%
common
Howell Co
4%%
8,400
44
4314
714
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•
437b
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26%
86 %
(A S):4%%
3,000
i
43%
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Bell &
18
94% Nov
22,100
40
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:
:
.
45,800
2774
107b
40 %
v
13
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Bell Aircraft
23% Aug 27
26%
9%
40
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9%
240
3,900
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167 b
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9
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90
5174
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59%
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'
70
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100
Belding-Heminway—^
93
2,100
13%
13% Nov
4
'
1
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Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
3
774
7%
.86%
Instruments
Beech
14% Feb 25
Jan
7
Mar
20
Beaunit Mills Inc—
Beck Shoe
42
90
18%
39% Sep 18
28% Jan
10 % Jan
2
5
36% Oct
May 19
2
2
70
prior preferred
preferred-
May 22
30% Oct 29
3
2
Jan
*16 74
conv
"4% %
Jan
23
fi
45 Ve
1
51
.
8174
774
77a
1674
70
& Lomb Optical Co
Beatrice Foods Co
Jan
Dec 23
10 % Dec
21
774
1674
70
Corp__,
Works Corp
Iron'
Bayuk Cigars
127
May 2f0
Nov
'
12,200
1031b
271b
9%
,
4374
.8174
,82
>81%
16%
Basic Products
Bath
83j/2
82%
71%
common
Barber Oil Corp
3314 Dec
33% Jan
17% Dec 16
6
29% NoV 25
116
64% Oct 22
Mar 24
23
■
20,100
*89
51
42 74
437«
42 74
43%
43
Bangor <& Aroostook RR...
58
8
'
2,900
107b
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"
3974
.
9174
;
v
7%
Corp
Elec
noncumulative
4%
29
51
70%
preferred series C_
30% May 7
Dec >4
48% May 27
16% Jan
6
July 23
Oct
*89,
51
*16%
preferred series B
Baltimore & Ohio
46% Dec 23
63 •' May 16
2
57% Jan
30%
com__No par
Baltimore
21
.
89
50%
i._No par
Baldwin-Lima-Bamiltom
6
Gas &
89
1
(The)
Wilcox Co
..'It ,&
.
3
22% Apr
22% Dec
;
f
3
Feb
•95
18 74 *
45
1
t
:
2674
10
20
—20
common—
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20
105% July
Oct
86
28
2
Sep
•
■4 1,900
9%
'
89%
89%
41
50%
49%
Avco
Jan
•
41
4074
91%
39%
Conv prior pnef
($1.20)—No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_fi.50
Mfg Corp (The) common.—3
$2.25 conv preferred
No par
.
Dec
45
914 Jan
34% Jan
95
.
Corp
Austin Nichols common
10% Nov 21
26
8
Mar
.
29% Sep
3% Jan
9
Jun 24
4
16
Jan
102
July 22
72% Sep 22
Mar 14
35% Feb 15
30
90% July 26
B0
11
15
Dec
31% Nov
0
8
6
2
43
3
5% Jan
46% Jan
l
preferred—
974
407«
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934
978
40
*89
—10
100
common
preferred
Atlas Powder Co———._
Deo
~7% July"~5
4% Oct 22
88% Nov
20
.J,
28,800
,
'
27%
9%
No par
5 c/o
2
5% Jan
series B
$3.75
5
16% Jan
18 % Mar 22
Atlantic Refining
8
Jun
57
79% July 16
14
Mar 29
Atlantic Coast Line RR
8% Aug
17% Aug
2
30
974'
'
& Sante Fe—
10
5c!o non-cum preferred
10
Atlantic City Electric Co com__6.50
4%
preferred
100
15
7% Jan
24
2634
800
181b
.
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.
*
3074
,
45%
457b
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: 103%
*
86
—10
Common
Jan
90
22% Aug
Dec
14
14'A Jan
10
Feb
51% Dec
92
78% Oct 29
6% Jan
2
11% Jan 24
6% Dec 30
41% Nov
2
Feb 25
267b
I8V4
918
t
7
1374
26%
4
1
15,000
19%
'•■v/1374
30%,,
*
\
"
1
Dry ©oods Corp—
Atchison Topeka
8% Nov
*18%
13%
18%
■i-
'
l
■
-
136,300
347b
86
30%
307b"
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7b
197b
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1
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63
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2674
18
30%
2.50
1
;
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8i
-387b
I
94% Jan
6
Mfcy
34
4
83% Nov. 4
217b
34%
preferred $1.50 series—No par
Common'
46% Nov 19
105
May 5
Jin
29
23
34
22%
x34%
No par
5
ASR Products Corp_:
8
22
3474
21%
1
Inc
Inc
Industries
2nd
237b
62
Co common
Industries
Associated
37% Oct 22
88% Nov
■"
4,500
/ 15 100
62 74
$3.75 preferred
27% Sep
621b
39
61%
,
t
13,400
3834
387b
62
Arnold Constable Corp—
3% Jan
36% July 19
17
Dec
3
4474
61%
39
61%
•
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Shares
381b
4274
387a
63
l'
5
4374
42 %
391
62
Corp
Armour & Co
11
44%
42%
38%
10
Steel
Armstrong Cork
80
8
7
92
Nov
67
42%
4374
41%
Oil Corp-
35% Nov 17
9i
*i«tj
5
22% Jan
18
18
Argo
23% Dec
4274
Dec
r
the Week
Friday
Dec. 4
No par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
4
Armco
Sales for
Thursday
5
3
41% Aug
18
21% Dec
""
Dec. 3
Dec. 2
Dec. 1
5
43 % Dec
Jan
2
Feb 25
39
38% Dec
Par
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
NEW TOBK STOCK
1
Range Since Jan.
Tear 1957
Lowest
*3574
36%
2974
291a
<■6174
62 74
.1
Volume 188
Number
5801
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(2363)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1957
Lowest
9% Dec
30
22
90% Nov
11
Nov
19
13
30% Apr
7
19
Jan
13
94% Apr
9
25y4Jan
2
74% July 10
65% Jan 11
47
Apr
23% Aug
15
18% Oct
22
19
24
Mar 21
30
25
39% Jan
2
26
19 Va Jan
18% Jun
19
110% Jan
14
101 % Jan
Nov
13
5y8 Oct
22
5% Mar
6
5 y4 Jan
23
99% May
9
100% Mar 13
55'a Apr
88% Oct
10% Oct
10
22
98
Dec
Dec
17% Jan
12
Jan
Jan
2
8
22
38% Jan
11
10
Oct
23
18% Feb
28
17% Dec
31
23
16
8% Jan
3
13% May 22
8
54
29
80
70
Oct
14% Nov 19
-Jan
17% Jan
7
15
Jan
.Jan
88% Jun 20
Nov
17
Oct
34%
Jan
100% Jan
4
Sep
17
31% Jan
10
41% Jan
59 /
Dec
10
19
Jan
16
29% Sep
8
7
Jan
3
12 % Sep
23
3
48% Nov
12
20
13% Dec
2
59% Jan
8
21
11% Jan
10
19% Dec
24
43% Jan
2
1% Dec
23
3% Jan
11
69% Jan
.9
11
24% Mar
8% Jan
23% Jan
7
2
54
22
38
Jan
U
86 y2 Jun
24
99% Jan
29
Nov
6% Nov
2
2
33% Nov
30
20% Oct
10
4y4 Dec
31
30
28
7
22
23% Nov 12
v
403/4 Dec
i
k/iMl
,
-
23
69% Jan
893/4 Dec 20v
9% Dec 30
23% Jan
18% Dec 31
<
24% Dec
20
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22
.
31
10% Nov 11
Oct
22
ii
Dec
Dec
i
30
/ 18% Dec
1
23
',•/ 13%
Nov
37% Jan
10
0%
0
V
17% Mar 19
22
-
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..52% Dec 30
Oct
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45% Jan
,
7
2
32
82% July 24
>
30
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44
32%
100
43 Va
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13 %< -13%
94% Jan
31/
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.
Products
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10
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71
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33
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23
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t
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99
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8
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5
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39%
39%
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17
97%
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2
-
;
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22
50 Va
51^;
17%
130
preferred
18%
34 V4
5
67
37% Feb
-•*
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59
Oct
!
40% Ma>
3
25 % July 19
8
^_No par
31% Dec 23
43% Mar
i
25
Dec
0
32
Jan
0
127
Jan
6
0
86
Jan
15
95
Sep
25
98% Jan
a
778
Dec
23
i
41
Feb
27.
114% May ,8
800
Apr 17
49% DM
0
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73
Jun
26
13
Nov
('
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1
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Oct
28
86% May
13
17% Nov
12
13% Mai
18
is y4 Dec
30
33% Jar
18
21% Sep
25% Oct
45
12
50% Feb
28
25
88
•
,
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38
Oct
10
50% Apr
46
Dec
30
59
48
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14
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;
6
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May
7
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13
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112
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63
62
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31
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30
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30
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10
5
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Corp
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59%
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106
58%
16%
16 Va
106
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19
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99
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s—No par
29
47
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22%
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35
3,400
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16
391/4
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r
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47
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preferred series B
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Colorado & Southern Ry com—100
4%
noncumulative 1st pfd
100
4%
noncumulative 2nd pfd—100
46
4,600
5%
73%
49%
Colorado Fuel & Iron com—No par
36
33,900
3,400
5%
18%
13
48% Nov
.
35,400
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48%
Collins & Aikman Corp——No par
20
36
43%
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5%
19%
18
24
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39
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19,000
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:
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39%
98 Y*
73
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51%
-
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77
500
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Cluett Peabody & Co com.—No par
17
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39 Va
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39 Va
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51/2"
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Va
56
t
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48
5
73%
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83
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9,100
24
43%
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36
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;
May 27
125
58%
58
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80
31V4
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100
100
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700
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2,700
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48% Nov 26
133
42%
40
•
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4
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2
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22%
t
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146%
40
City Stores Co/common-—5
4%% convertible preferred—100
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15
C C C & St Louis Ry Co com—100
i
6
15% Jan
106
22%
59
,
54 Vi
City
10
139
23
22%
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30%
8.50
—
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28
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27
42
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47
24%
62%
.
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25
98
24
1
27'/a
Va
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8
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13 i
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70
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2,400
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67 Va
46 Va
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100
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,
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25
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25
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com
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44% Oct 13 ,
Nov
500
2,200
12
21%
13'%
8
155
f
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22
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13
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
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20% Oct 13
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73
36
34 Va
30
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11%
21%
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•
5,000
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7
102
2
75
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100
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28
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97% Jan 23
24
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43
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34%
10
.
18
46
V
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17% Sep
38%
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78%
37%
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4iy4- 41i/2
i
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23%
73%
1
—
Chicago RbckTsl & Pac RR__No par
Chicago Yellow Cab^_-—
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Chicfcasha Cotton Oil—.
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10*
,
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11%
V
46,800
-
37%
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S
41%
57'A
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28
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14
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23%
44 Va
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72%
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1.25
Class A
59% Oct 27
27
Feb
35% Jan
83 • Jan 25 I'
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104 : Jan
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13
12
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4
9
2
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102
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27
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116
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89
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8
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7
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19
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7
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4
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2
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12
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Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
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9
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10
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•
43
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9%
Chemway Corp
17
2
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3
2
18
11%
400
36
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18
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50
281/4
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14
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89
96
117
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20
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10
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55%
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22
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26% Jan
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29% May 10
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30
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40
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7
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40% Nov 19
,
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117
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2
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37%
19
38
90
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112
6%
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72
37,500
29
111%
,
6%
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13% Dec
2
27
36%
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28%
78%
5
Apr
90%
42%
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36
21%
112
6%
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95 Va
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20
23
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95%
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14
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112
96
28
1
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89
42
90
21
78%
21% Oct
9
36%
44%
43
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22
98%
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29%
37%
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55% Nov
9/
43
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10
i:
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110% Jan
44%
43
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3
25
44 Va
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6%
2
Feb
45%
110%
4
7
12,100
72%
6%
4% Jan
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10 y8 Sep
6
31% Jan / 4
44%
70%
24%v
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24% Aug 14
Dec
4,200
70%
21%
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Champion Spark Plug Co
—1%
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
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31% Jan
10% Mar 28 "•
12
6% Oct
r
Feb
2,900
72 Va
70
40%
24%
Chadbourn
43
Aug 14
100% May 21
39% Nov 12
17% Jan
31% May 2
49% Jan 24
34%
34%
70
42 Va
1
17 y8 Dec
60
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34%
69 Va
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Certain-Teed
2
Jai
98%
70 V*
31
^._10
Sugar Co
98%
98V4
78 %
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32,900
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.
5,300
38%
35
44%
1
38%
38 Va
34%
115%
—
37%
39'4
69%
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Century Industries Co__^_
Cerro de Pasco. Corp—
28
73% Dec
Jan
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191/a
35
Central ViOletta
3
2
2
91
98'A
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19
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38%
34%
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34
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40 Va
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37%
■
35 V4
110%
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
31% Oct
38%
Central RR Co of N J -uj.--—1^-50
Central & South West Corp____w__5
4
47% Jan
1
40 Va
the Week
Friday
'
Dec. 4
98
4%% ;preferred _——_100
3
9% Jan
17%
37%
100
preierred
Central
5
16%
37%
,
Sales for
Thursday
-
34%.
31
Corp common__
PRICES
98
^100
Central Hudson Gas & Elec__No par
Central Illinois Lgt common
No par
Aug 28
22% Jan
3
39
7
common
Sugar Co
Foundry Co
•> Central
of Georgia Ry com
-'
5 % preferred series B_^
12
Dec
39
42%
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30
28
22
45% Oct
104% Jun
37%
100
Central .Aguirre
8
Aug
18% Nov 12
33% Dec
5
42
Oct
8
4
17% Mar 21
36
16% Apr
1
6% Dec 31
24% Oct
"93
11
'5%
9
May 20
43% May 22
21
16%
37%
preferred seres A_100
conv
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5
21
52 > Oct
J
16%
37%
x36%
preferred
4%%
78'
7
16%
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12.50
Celanese Corp of Amer com
7%
2nd preferred
1
22% Dee
16%
1
-
SALE
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37%
50
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Wednesday
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5
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common
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28
12% Oct
7
27i
32% Dec
19% Jun
;
3
Apr
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28
26%
38 % Dec
■
27
44
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2
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5
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26% Feb 28
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16%- Jun
2
Apr
Corp
Monday
i
4%% preferred
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Corp—__
Carter Products Inc
20
Aug
101
2
55% Jan
Jan
Carrier
■
92% Nov 10
Aug 28
99
70
23 % Oct
37% Apr
7
_
14
8
24
4
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119% Jun
6
109% Aug 20
31
55
91
19
38% Ndv
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Carey (Philip) Mfg Co
"p
Carolina Clinchfleld & Ohio
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Carolina Power &, Light
No'par
Carpenter Steel Co
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47
July 1
31% Nov 20
14 y4 Apr
55 % Dec
Nov
72% Dec
20% Jan
22
2
3
46% Nov 20
38% Jan
6
24
Oct
8
July
37
13
32% Jan
Capital Airlines Inc
Carborundum (The)
5
40 % Dec
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19% Dec
39% Oct
25% Nov 10
30
99
2
32% May 22
Dec
12% Oct
10% Jan
105
31 % Dec
Aug
4
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
..
Highest
26% Jan
22
Oct
Dec
Lowest
51% Jun
28% Oct
21
37
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'
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22
•
28
24 y« Feb
28
18
68% Dec
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26
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35% May 15
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14
16
Jan
12% Jai
41% Nov
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11
30
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17
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30
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14
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8
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14
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2
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25
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22
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Aug
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30
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54 Va
55
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23
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28%
5
770
5,500
8,300
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of America—
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Continental Baking Co common—5
$3.50
8%; •;
18%
14%
13'A
No par
No par
No par
preferred
$4.16 preferred
$4.52
28
;' ;
9
8%
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pfd__-_100
1
No par
$4.50 preferred
50% Nov 10 1
143% Nov
6%
Consumers'Power Co com
13
21
25
46% Oct 22
-
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Consolidation Coal Co
.
30% Nov6
96
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106
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Laundries Corp
Consolidated Natural Gas
Consolidated
15
Aug 21
104
4
85
Oct
57% Oct
14
18
95% Mat 27
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39% Jan
May 15
20% Apt
94
Apr
9
9
108
No par
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Aug 28
27% Oet 29
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58-
19
10% Nov
8%
9%
8%
108 Va
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9
98
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15
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40
42
89
52'A
38%
29% Nov
87
51%
104 Va
Apr
7
52 %
1
1/13 Va
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5
10
17'
Oct
51%
Consol Electronics Industries
16% Sep
18%
13% ;
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Consol Electrodynamics Corp_—50c
16
183/a
9,600
47 '•?
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61%
13%
2:
19
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60%
14
41% Dec
20
36% Oct 21
22% Oct 22
30 V2
61%
2
22
18%
36,400
3,900
51%
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20 3A
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61%
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Va
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43% Dec
108 % Jun
37%
20
34%.
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61
24
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34%
30%
37%
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47
34%
30
Coppermlnes Corp—5
Oonsol Edison of N Y coin__.No par
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6
46%
35%
27% Feb
101
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>
15
81
59% Nov
2,
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69'A
48
34%
37 Va
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.
70%
46%
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10
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,
20% Nov 11
preferred —:
Mills
Cone
17
11% Jan
com—25
100
-100
72%
48 %
35%
Comptometer Corp——
5
Conde Nast Publishing Co—No par
,
18
29% Jan
10
Det
14
12
7% Jan
•
Jan
*
45% Jai
30
18
14
Dec
18
23
25 y8 Oct
Jan
33
24
70'A
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4.64% preferred
5.25%
26
24
6% Dec 24
29% Dec 31
;
.
9% Nov 21
Dec
Dec
1
Commonwealth Edison Co
t
20
9
Solvents.
Commercial
'
45%
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5
Combustion Engineering Inc——1
Commercial Credit Co
—10
15% Nov 20
12
—5
t——No par
Car.bon Co—_—No par
Columbian
.
•56% Sep 15
106
May
5
common
preferred-
$4 25
•
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24
4
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Columbia Pictures
1.
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Gas
,
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-10
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Colpmbia
28
2.50
——
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.
37% NOV 17
105% Aug 20
3% Deo 30
Nov
Class A
5
20% Aug 15
2
22
48% Jan
'32
Dec
4
Oct
9% Dec
;
8
Dec
20% Sep 21
42% Oct 22
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,
Jan
.
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139
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-
80
17,900
760
1,100
28
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(23641
.
Monday, December 8,1658
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
£*nie for
STOCKS
Previous
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year IM7
Monday
Pat
Sales for
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Dec. 3
Tuesday
Dee. 4
Dee. 5
Shares
Dee. %
Dee. 1
Continental Copper & Steel8% Apr 2»
7
15% Jan
Dec 31
9
20 Vi Nov
26% Jan
1
18% May
64% May
4
39 V* Nov 14
S
44
26% Dec 24
18% Jan
May if
37
17% Dec 23
16% Dec 30
43% Jan
Jan
9
Continental
Insurance
3
Continental
Motors
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Copper Range Co
Copperweld Steel Co common
NOV
14
19% May 20
49% May 21
54% July 20
79% July 11
60% Jan 20
Jan 14
52
Jan
30
5%
52
80
NOV
14
6%
34% Dee 27
27% Jan 14
83% Jan 12
55% Nov
14
12% Apr
24% Dec
5
Dec
30
28
Feb
11
12% Dec 24
57% Feb
22
80
Dec
Oct
18
6% Jan
Oct
74
22
Nov 29
30 !
Aug
17% Oct
26% Oct 22
14
31
Jan
15%Jan
20% Aug
.
Nov
78
28% Jan
14% Mar
4
4
3% Nov 11
5
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16% July 23
31% Feb
16% Dec 23
15% Dec 31.
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•'
5
29
27% Jan 24
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33% Jan 28
13% May f
29
Feb
7% Jan
18
53% Feb
12
59% Jun
19% Jan
17
22
8
64% Jan
4U % Oct
21
61
70% Jail
7
27 % Oct
22
14
July 12
-
80% Mar- 1
12% Jan
8% Oct 22
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47 ^ Aug
1
49% Apr 10
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87
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88
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75
Jun
•
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23% Jan
K
Oct 24
89
79
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2
24% NOV 11
2
19% Nov 28
Decca Records
2
54 ya Nov
Deere & Co
19
7
30y« NOV 11
1
Delaware
63V4 Dec
1
0% Dec
18
I5y« Dec 30
.33% Oct 22
48% July 17
41% May 21
35% Oct 23
55
Nov 25
8% Dec
65
28
Jan
22% Jan
17
2
July
6% Apr 1Q
18
16 Y* Jan
2
34% Apr
46% Feb
51% May IB
20% Apt 18
23
'i
11
1
21
5S^a July S
29% Apr
43% Feb
57% Jan
30% May
46
Oct
20
25% Dec
30
37% Mar 13
25% Jan
35% Sep 24
34
38% Nov 12
3
3%
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27%
27%
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30
38%
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65
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40
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41
41
41 Va
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42
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15
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56
41%
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4
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52
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14
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19 Va
19
82
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37%
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53
39
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28%
27%
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Detroit Steel Corp
De Vilhiss Co
4
19
39%
26
•
Detroit Hillsdale &. S W RR Cd—100
17% Oct 13
9% Jan
Jan
37%
86
-
19
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8%
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38%
82
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47%
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26%
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Detroit Edison
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29% Dec
37
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32%
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1
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42
Feb
55
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18%
>
39%
80
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40%
5
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60%
323a
27
.
;
86 */2
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11
57% Dec
37% Jan
x39
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100
Delaware & Hudson:
12% Dec
lDVa Dec 30
3%
' '56'A
—_i
Dayton Rubber Co
137/» Jan
41% Feb 25
.1—JO
series C
15%: Jan
60%
6,800
33*4
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53
53%
20%
22%
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86
~
86%
19%
10
series B
27% Jan
2
-
27%
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series A
19% July 22
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87
39%
39%
*
2.50
-
32% May 6
28% Apr 28
25% Jan
7
13% Jan
61%
30,800
2,000
12,300
13,400
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;
94%
93%
,
86
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3y»
2
—
2
14% Oct 22
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80
1
25
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20% Dec 31
94%
86
38%
_
Dayton Power & Light common—7
jun 16
93 %
92%
87
83i
common—:—~1
.No par
—No par
Preferred 3.75%
Preferred 3.75%
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130,900
56%
36%
20%
M9%
Corp common——
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28
11%
56
32%
53%
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8%
1.-
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22
77%-Sep 19
r
52%
20%
91%
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-
533a
19 ya
common
Daystrom Inc
11 !a
26%
53
523i
8%
Dan River Mills Inc.—
39% Nov'28
54% Oct. 1
58
"
78
20%
19%
Dana
Aug 6
14% Nov 18
.
8%
$4 prior preferred
$1.60 prior; preferred
92
*50*/2
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.
77
20%
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-
■
53
77
53
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25
100
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33*A
12
58
60%
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27%
38 */4
37 %
19 Va
Cunningham Drug Stores lnc—^2^0
;
31%
26V*
20%
-
;
*
52%
CudahjT'Packing Co common——5
4%% preferred
.-100
(.3% Oct, W
23% NOV. 14
31% Aug 27
37
Aug 6
63% Nov 10
78
'
38%
37%
53
*77
$2'preferred —
;
No par
Crown Zellerbach Corp common—*.5 $4.20 preferred. •;
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Curtis Publishing
■
38%
*50%
—
.
♦59*/2
28 y4
38
Cuneo Press
.
60%
33%
27%
_i
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Cuban-American Sugar
,
32%
28%
60%
—_l
Corp (The)Corp com
preferred-
noncum
59%
34%
28 Va
1
-—...
Crown Cork & Seal
61%
33%
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Corp
Petroleum
conv
CubaRR 6%
38% Nov 12
-■16% oct-ap
Mar io
43 %. Jan
r.
10
Dec
15
.
69% NOV 17
41V* Apr
3
83%,Jan 10
9% Jan 14
or 30.
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33% Sep
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.
2
.
47
11
2
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3
53% July 24
18% Jun 4
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9.
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6% Jan
jun ..4
38 % Oct
.
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2
f
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7
18% Jan 17
2
-
65% Jan
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-
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1
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NOV 19
23%Dec
6
92% Nov
5% NOV 20
...
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11%
57%
60*/2
«
8,700
12%
21%
57
56%
12 Vb
57
12
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58
■
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preferred
Crescent
40% Nov 19
68% Nov 20
Feb If
;
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% Oct 21
54-
29% NOV
<
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58
50
Cream of Wheat
4
28% Nov 26
38% Jan 14
32% Apr 17
30% Apr 25
100
Oct 22-
85
3%%
20% Nov 28
3
.
II
58% July U
16
40% Dec
9
Aug 18
12- Jan
7
25% Jan 9
43% Apr 11 t'
11%
50
Co
Crane Co common
1
Jun
86
23
23% Jun
5
40% Oet 22
5
39% Dec
24% Jan IS
11
56%
5
Cosden Petroleum Corp.*
Coty Inc
Coty International Corp
6
9% Nov
9
11%
Corning Glass Works common—5
3%% preferred
100
3%% preferred series of 1947-100
Sep 16
Aug
1
12 %
21%
57
57%
5
preferred
convertible preferred
Products
12
*21
10%
_5
convertible
Cornell Dubiiier Electric
Apr 16
95
4% May 9
1% Jan 12
2
2% Jan
S
36% Apr 22
86
Mar 14
1% Dec 24
22
2
May 19
25
30
4
88
89
83
96% May
79% Oct 31
15
>
Jan
16
74% Feb 12
Oct
8
89
Mat 11
106% July 11
13
Oct
74
Corn
12'A
57%
57
56
.14
—
40% July 11
56%
1
Continental Steel Corp
13
21%
21%
56*4
12%
*21
57%
12
5
65% NOV 14
34% Oct
56%
xl21i
21%
*21
5
*21*4
13
12%
25
34% Nov 28
.
2
Dec 23
51
preferred
Continental Oil of Delaware
AUg 13
40
20
convertible
9
12
16% Jan 12
•
5%
2
common
Oct
60
39% Feb 12
28% Jan
9
70% Jun if
43% July 90
Industries
7
58
Nov
12% Dec
23
8
Jan II
9
14
Jon
0
5^3 Oct 23
41% Dec 30
13% Oct
32%
31 Va
141/4
14%
4
30%
31%
31%
29%-Mar 20
32% May 21
30%
30%
15% Jan 14
11% Jan
7
19% Nov 21
Diana Stores
—25
50c
30%
13% Dec 30
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
187/a
15% Dee 14
14
Jan
2
41% Nov 31
36%
18%
37%
18%
13
36%
371/4
36%
37
36
37 y4
36%
371/4
34% Jan
14
25% Jan
2
35% Nov 11
33%
33%
3314
33%
33%
33%
33*/a
33%
33 y4
33%
18*/2
18%
18%
18%
18%
19%
19'A
19 %
191/8
19%
14,000
12%
16%
12%
13
14%
14
14%
13%
133/4
13%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
14%
18 Va
17%
—No par
1
57%
58%
57
57%
56%
571%
56%
57%
56%
18 VB
57
19
19
19
19
19
19 Vb
18 3A.
19
72%
73%
723/4
72%
71%
40%
39 V*
73%
39%
72 '/a
39
39%
401/4
39%
1
22%
231/4
231/a
23 y8
23 V*
231/4
—1
13%
13%
13%
13%
12%
13*4
1
12%
13i/a
12%
13 y8
Dec
6
Mar 29
$1.50
preferred
Corp.,
4———
9% Apr
17
13% July
•
9% Jan
2
19 '/a Dec
3
Disney (Walt) Productions.—-2.50
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
2
Divco-Wayne Corp
.*
——1
8
Dec
10
11% Jan 14
8% Jan
2
5
Dr.
11
Dec
24
14% Jun 12
2
4
Dome
60%Oct
10
91
11% Jan
54% Apr
19% Dec
18 y# Dec
8
74% Jan
9
11% Dec
24
24% Jan 29
68% Jun 17
57% May 13
19% May 9
12
2
20% Nov 20
Douglas Aircraft Co
Dover Corp
52% May 22
33
Apr
7
16% Jan
2
76% Nov 17
46% Oct
9
Dow Chemical Co
;——5
Dresser Industries
50c
23% Oct 27
Drewrys Limited
Mar 20
14% Nov 18
Dunhill
14 Ms Nov
Duplan Corp
23% Oct 22
49
Oct
22
36% Dec
24
7 8 % Oct
21
9
Vz Aug 20
Jan
12
14
10
9% Aug
5% Dec 20
Jan
g
Jan
9
6% Jan
2
20
dv
IC0% Oct 21
200
July 16
110
Mar 27
172% Apr 10
101
Sep 29
14
89% Feb
1
80% Oct
1
30% Oct 23
37% Apr
2
34% Jan
2
208
Nov 17
112% Apr 21
91% Apr 28
49% Nov 24
36% Nov 14
45
39% Oct 24
47 ya May 13
43
Sep 26
41% Sep 11
44% Nov 25
60
Jun
27
?6% NOV
41
Jan
29
49% Jan 29
Aug 27
39% Oct 28
49
Jan
24
Pepper Co_
No par
Mines Ltd
International
Duquesne Light Co common
$3.75 preferred
4%
preferred
preferred
60
50'/a July 15
4.20%
1
I
48% Jan 29
42
Oct 28
51
May 21
46
Aug 25
53
Jan
14
Oct
24
16% Jan If
14% Jan
30
47% Jan 11
Oct 11
51% Jan
4
42% July 1|
81% Mar 0
*60% July 1
115
Jun lg
158
Feb 29
•64% Jan 14
27% May g
27% Jan
29% Jan
22% Apr
73% Jan
26% Jan
3
a
59% Nov 17
97% Jan
13
144% Nov 17
27
18
72
31
Dee
...24% Dec 28
•
81% Feb 13
143% Nov
0
38% Dec 31
22% Oct 21
74
Nov
8
'3% Jan
2
25% Dec 27
0% Deo 30
24
Dec
2$
22% Oct 22
3% Oct 22
15% Oct 22
30% Dec 23
70
NOV
0
24% Nov 18
0% Dec 28
43
.
Dec
50
July
12
3
'
85% Mar
14 Va Jan
1
Jan
59
Jan
Jan
159
9
3
2
36
Dec
Mar 27
20% Feb
25,
39
Jan
4
4
Oct 31
9y4Dec
a
5
40% Nov 19
a
7
35% Apr 10
89% Jan 14
32% Apr 30
20% Jan
7
a
0% aai»
a
27
Jan
29
Jan 10
4V« Jai
a
X
17% Jan
231/4
12%
13%
13
13
13,700
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13%
13%
14%
25,500
200%
102% ,102a4
83
83y4
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48.I/2
48%
48%
48%
48
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40'A
40
40
*41
411/4
41
41
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46%
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45»A
44%
44%
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47%
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79
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wJ
100
433/4
1,20C
47%
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46%
43
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47%
IOC
44
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44
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44
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44
*43
44
473A
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47%
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47%
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47%
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46%
23%
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23 '4
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23%
231/a
23
42
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40
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28%
28%
79 %
39%" 139%
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39%
35 Va
35>A
28
27 %
27%
78%
35%
40%
35
•
-
27%
35
36
6,206
19,900
27%
27 V*
273/s
10,300
a
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53%
54%
54Ya
54%
134%
132 34
135%
132%
135
53 Ya
54%
133% 135
.100
♦152
153
Xl50%
151%
150 Va
1'50%.
150%
150 Ya
151
55%
5514
55
56 Ya
34
34%
32%
33%
preferred
79%
.—2
55%
Edison Bros Stores Inc common.—1
31%
Manufacturing
Co
4 V*% preferred
Ekco Products Co common
4%% preferred
Elastic Stop Nut Corp
.100
.
2.50
*80%,
1
18
....
Electric
Storage
55%
55 %
35
34%
83
*80 y2
-
83
34%
*
35 Vi
*88
Ya
-
94
36
*88
Elgin National
39 V*
Emerson Radio &
*80%
35%
.
*88
94
a
60% Feb
3
61% Oct
16
Nov 28
17%
18%
18
18%
18
i8y8
18
I8Y4
37 ya
37%
373a
37%
37%
37%
37%
375/a
8%
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8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
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39%
40
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39
3834
9%
9%
9%
31%
32 ya
31%
9%
31%
31
51%
50%
51%
51%
38 %
39%
39
934
9%
10%
7,100
8,000
31%
31 Vz
323/4
45,300
52%
52%
39
543/8
15,700-
16 y8
15
15%
15 Ya
15%
15
15%
23%
22%
23%
22%
23
22»4
23 Va
82,400
3,100
Endicott Johnson Corp common —25
.100
4.%
preferred
32%
33%
33 Y4
33%
33%
33%
33 y2
33%
33 Va
33%
8oy2
81%
82
3ey4
36%
83%
36Ys
82
8.50
35%
36
12%
No par
common—
Dec
4
Ex-Cell-O
Corp
5
Fairbanks Morse & Co
28% Jan
2
.47
39% Nov 25
65
32% Nov 24
17
12% Jan; 24
1.
25 % Nov 2967% Jan 12
page 24.
7-
.
Jan-
2.
43% May
13 % May 14
30% Sep 11
89 ■ -Sep. 11
22% Apr 22
79
Apt
9,
15% Jan
2
19% Nov. 14
24% Jan
2
32% Dec
79% Oct
3
88% Dec
1
1
50 Va
15%
Inc.
51% Apr 10
51
9%
23
Eversharp
28
10
32%
1,800
10,100114,300
16
Nov 28
3
«■-
13,600
23%
Evans
13 Ya Jan
*
94r
15%
Nov 14
Apr ?0
83
36,
22%
Erie RR
a
5,700
5
13
6% Jan
44% Jan
50%
110
3,500
—10
Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co
Equitable Gas Co
54% May 29
9 3A
31%
4
Emerson Electric Mfg Co_
2
May 8
36% Oct 17
,
5
9,100
151
37 y4
3
Watch Co
El Paso Natural Gas
8,700
'
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83
35%
*81
83
35%
94
*
55%
34%
*80 V2
35 V*
*88
79
18 V*
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Battery..
-
55
32 Vz
94
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of Amer.
78%
32 %
35
33%
78
53%
55%
-
*88
.100
-Electric Auto-Lite (The)
,—5
Electric & Mus Ind Amer shares
21
1
140
79
79
55%
X133
5
90
42 Va
563/8
6%
x78
39%
35%
35 Va
x27Va
1,000
23
1373/4
16 ya Dec
a
190
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23%
.100
9
38% Apr 30
16,000
441/4
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35 Vi
Corp
54% Dec
July 21
26% Jan
V
900
83
46%
44%
47%
1,900
102% 103
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-
13,300
49%
48
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199
82%
55
Eai.on
•'
1,600
199
199
103%
82%
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com
197
197
103%
135
Feb 28
24,500
23%
5
Feb
see-
30,300
40%
23%
45%
45%.
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62'
17% July
72%
39%
821/4
49%
82
2 —1
lnc„*
77
Jan
71%
40%
:
47
*45%
5
Jun
23% Nov 21
a
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<.
35
.
13
Aug 23
Mar
95
11
footnotes
Airline
193/a
72%
233A
133%
19
12,400
21,500
24,900
1,800
Eastman Kodak Co common....._10
4
Oct
14% Apr 10
3% Jan
26% Jan
Eastern
1
a
Jun
*T
5
1
17
Apr 30
19Sep 25.
22% Jan 22
V>
Dec
2
83 V* May 22
18
U
40%
Cigar Corp.
4%% prior preferred
Eastern Stainless Steel
20
Oct
40%
—
—
82% Jun
t
10% Nov 13
12% Oct 22
28% Dec 23
9
•
31
30%
"
31
44% July 0
34
May 20
6% Jan 14
21
.
35
86
24% Dec 30
.
49%
——
.30% Aug 14
a
22% Jan
—
Eastern Gas & Fuel Asn
3
76
Apr
•
27% July s
40% Apr 25
4% Aug 10
49%
Eagle-Ficher Co
Jt
a
91'
g
17% Dec 23
.
»
22 Vb Jan
81% Apr u
40
Jan lg
Aug
42 Vb Dec
a
2
DWG
38% Jan
82
10
50
-50
-50
-50
50
50
preferred
preferred
$2.10
24% Nov 10
14
150% Dec
21% Dec 18
103
-—
4.10% preferred
50
31
*13
i991/4
102%
82*/4
$4.15
July
July
27 % Dec
197%
102%
82%
-
3
Nov 18
23 y* Deo
199%
102%
5
Preferred $3.50 series.
40
Jan 22
198
No par
No par
—
Pi-eferred $4.50 series—
May 12
48 y« Mar
30%
(E.I) & Co-
Pont de Nem
Common
—
—
41
Jan 31
—
U S A Inc
41
-
No par
„
30%
30%
12 3A
36 Va
12 V4
127/a
83%
*82
36%
36
12
12 y4
58
58Ya
62
60
60
18 Y4
18 Ya
18%
18%
25%
24 Ya
25%
24 Va-
26
52,700
46%
46
47
45 Ya
13,800
18%
19%
18%
19%
18 V*
18%
24%
27%
23%
25y8
24
43%
44%
44
45%
44%
32%
11%" 12%
*32%
No par
Faircbild Engine & Airplane Corp-1
Fairmont'Foods Co common—1
4% convertible preferred
-
Family. Finance Corp common..
5% preferred series B
32% "32%
12Va- 12%
29%
*59%
*86
.
86%
*85
29%.
86%,
18%
18%
18%
32%
88%
32
32%
88
88
883A
11 y2
29%
' 32%
-
58%
58%
62
32%
29 Va
28%
100
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1
50
58
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-
58%
62
*59%
32%
32 Ya
32%
33
900
10%
11%
10%
11
106,000
29%
293A
29%
29%
86%
85 Ya
18 Ya
-
18%
18%
31
31%
'
31 Ya,
31%
*82
10
11%
29%
85%
.
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6/0
8,060
33
I8V2
18% •
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12%
58%
—5
59%
2,800
130
12 Ya
*59%
62
..
58
12 y2
58 V*
—50
—3
u
.Falstaff Brewing Corp
*82
36*4,
.100
—.
Co——
;
83
36%
1
5% preferred series A—
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
Products
13
*82
88
*85
*82
88
.
*85
86%
2,000
~
10
18%
.
10%
1,600
31%»
32
5,500
.88
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Number 5801
Volume 188
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2368)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
•
STOCKS
Year 1957
_
'
3 % Dec
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
64% July 10
41% Oct 21
43
3% Apr
11% Jan
7% Jan
;
LOW AND HIGH
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
55
May 19
7
14
16% Apr 23
61 % May 13
30
Monday
EXCHANGE
Oct
13
6% Dec
Fansteel. Metallurgical
Corp_
Fawick Corp
2
15% Dec
Par
2
45
;
Oct
Sep 30
45% July
31% Dec 31
'
50
32
8
Feb
Mar
2
11
27
56
Nov
3
53
Nov
22
2o% Jun
17
18% Apr
31
28 % Jan
52
Nov
20
18% Sep
10
36% May 14
20% Jan 31
19 % Jan
22
Jun
27
21
34% Jun
11
29% Jan
53% Dec
1
28
Jun
18
16 % May
23% Mar 13
20y« Nov 12
16
Dec
30
31% Jan
10
4«% Jan
19% Oct 22
32
14
20% Jan
75% Oct 28
105
July 12
83% Jan
39
Oct
22
57
5
30% Nov
Dec
4%
29% Jan
81% Nor 13
60% Dec
8
16% Apr 25
38% Apr
7
82% Apr 16
24% Mar 14
Fifth
2
49% July 29
Filtrol
101% July 23
5
2
106
Feb
57
Dec
124% Dec
FiresLoue Tire & Rubber
4%% preferred
4
6% Dec 16
12% Jan
34% Oct 22
79
Nov
12
22% Nov
21
10% Sep
29
Firth
59% Nov
12
Flintkote Co (The) common
44 preferred.
4
46% July 9
95% May 10
6
37% Jan
Oct
28
44% Aug 27
17% Nov 20
~78.
59% Jun
Nov" 13
7% Mar
5% Oct
13
54
22% Oct 28
I
94
93
29
Oct
.
8
134
90% Dec
28
40 % Sep
10
87
Jan
30
12% Jan
2
7% Jan
May"*15
84% Jan
33% Oct
.i
3
21
93 % Aug
96
>
8.
18
10% Dec
'
: Nov
2
8% Dec
82
Nov
123
80
6% Oct 22
8 % Dec 30
40% Dec
2
14% Sep
24
10% Jan
14
14% Oct
8
67% Jan
9% Jan
84-
3%* Oct 21
7
59
25%Dec
2
1
15
2
Jun
101
67% Dec 18
9% Jan 10
125
„
11
70%-Nov 6
35 < Mar 6
(
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7% Oct, 22
3% Jan
6
7% Nov 20
■'. 52% Apr
l 26% Jan
7
67% Nov 26
Mar
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2
46%: OCt
40% Sep
10
109
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♦
12
;
Oct 21
19% May IS
50% Dec 31
JUly 26
48
38% Nov
7
42% Deo
3
93% Jim 27
74% Dec i 3
-75.
Jan
3
Jan
24
7% Nov
7
; *•
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26% Dec
1
67% NOV 19
f
Apr 29
Apr
8
;
19% Jan
Co
59
20%
21%
46%
44%
119%
37%
*92
20% Nov 17
General
Inc
14%
Dec
2
General
Mills
19
117
Jun
3
13,900
10%
57 "
87
87
1
44
121%
124%
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58 Va
88%
103
"
80
21%
•;
80
10114
21%
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9%
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14 Va
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14
14
14
14
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96
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7
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3
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6
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Jan
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1
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4
152
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17
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14
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SALE
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Dec. 1
48
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Paper Eoard Co common
5
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25
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66
19 Vz Dec 20
36 Ya Nov 13
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Federal Pacific
24% Aug 21
Dec
27% Jan
.
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28
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14
138
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13
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see
page
24.
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3
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Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M S & P
Grand Union Co (The)
Granite City Steel™
Grant (W T) Co
8
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19
1
Gt Northern Iron Ore Prop
Great Northern Paper Co
Great Northern
Great Western
7%
18
Green
38% Nov 19
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Nov
:
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1
87
Apr 17
26% Dec
4
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10
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1
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3
4%% preferred—L_
100
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
1
Guantanamo Sugar
1
136 Yz
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100
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27
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50
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8%
26%
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100
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22,800
13,900
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Goodrich Co (B F)
2
61
Sep 10
51% Nov 12
31% Sep 24
146 % Jun
4
77
2
14% Jan
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62% Nov 20
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Apr 17
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44,50 preferred
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37
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15
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100
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20
45
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.
47
10
10
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21% Dec
16
53% May 19
1
94% May 21
.
69% Jan
45% Nov 20
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Gillette
17
20% Dec 26
4%(4> preferred
Glmbel Brothers
71% Oct
1
-
39% Dec
23
8
General Tire & Rub
49% Oct 14
7
1,15 % Apr 16
2 8,. .Apr
9
—
30
30%
5%
36%
-
-
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•
25
preferred
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i
10
preferred
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5
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General Telephone Corp
General Time Corp
'
57% July 18
2% Apr
8
13% Jan
9
35% May
91,32
i
64
i
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5%% preference
Georgia-Pacific Corp
Dec
•29..
General Shoe Corp
1
General Steel Castings Corp1
General Teleplione Co of Florida—
46% Nov 19
11
21
1
252% Dec ' 1
Dec
Oct
1
Railway Signal
General Realty & Utilities
General Refractories
11
27% Sep
«
27
5
4
28 % Sep
26% Dec
,21% Dec 11
.
27% Sep 26
-
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26% Jan 13
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3
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10% Oct
4
24% Sep
Apr 29
-
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5
Dec
,.
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83
General Public Service.
88%
85
Advertising
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Portland Cement Cn
;
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General Precision Equlpif Corp^._1
;
41.60 conv preferred..
...No par
43 convertible preferred—..No par
48.% Dec
7
.
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(expire Dec 2).)
General PUbllc Utilities Coi'p—
.22% Apr
4% Apr 26
Jan 21
79% Jun 13
-f\s Nov 19
.
27% Dec
21% Jan
160
67% Nov 14
6
Oct 20-
6
2
3
Mar 18
81% Feb 24
/ 62% Feb
7
23% Jan 10
33% Apr
3
91
20
2
8
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2
37% Jan 14
Jan
14
.
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18
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41
Feb
25
62% May 8
89% May 29
;
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40% Ja*
16% Jan
Apr 23
jun
95% Apr
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4
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171 Oct 22
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82% Jan
20% Jan
■i
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3
25
1
;
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46% Jan
28% May 16
Sep
3
36% Oct 22
15%Dec 23
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n
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.
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15
28 • May 31
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;23 ;
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49
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.
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87% Jan
10-
27% Mar 19
110% Nov 19
16 % Dec
39% May 22
34
July 19
18%July 3
...
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7
Jan
48%
IO8V4
.
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May 26
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General Motors Corp-common
.1%
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;__No par
t
4
44% Jan
13
52
Nov -0
,117:% Jan. 10
Aug 29
48% Jan
9
'27
Aug 25
57% July 15
42;; Oct 25
,
83
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18
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(2366)
.
Monday, December 8,
18oi
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Year 1957
.147/ Dec
11
11
1(5
9
Mar
28% Nov
17
75
Nov
18
6
Feb
25
39% Jan
Sep
11
Gulf
6
54% Nov
13
25
Oct
81
■'
83
937/ Feb
(5
28
98
96*
Jan
52%
19
M.-y 29
102% July 14
dividend
preferred
30
$4.40
dividend
preferred-
10
100
Jun,13
$4.44
dividend
25
109
May
$5
$4.20
1
100
100
-
.-
Friday
Dec. 4
25:%
Dec. 5
25%
74
74
75.,.
118%
52%
53%
527«
; 84%
V 84%
85
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92
92
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•
10n
100
preferred
preferred-—
dividend
'25%
25%
11/%
53
85
No par
Oct
90
Sales for
7'hursday
..
Dec. 3
;
,
117%
25%
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118%
^
25%
75
117%
Shares
25%
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119
the Week
75
100
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103
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,
53%
;
52%
117%
100
118%
52%
53%
85
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2
29
119%
*
84
5
Apr
4
Nov
25%:
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75
119
HIGH SALE
Wednesday
»ec. 2 ;
x
26
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No par
preferred.—,.-.
99% Sep
81 Ys Aug
25%
Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
$5
Gulf Oil Corp
Gulf States Utilities Co—
AND
Tuesday
-
Dec. I -'
Par
EXCHANGE
125% Nov
5
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
May
52
101
4Ha Jun
24
'
14
May 13
152
105 % Oct 21
Range Since Jan. 1
.
Lowest
32 Va Jan
80% Jan
10
47 % Dec
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,,
Highest
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LOW
STOCKS
Ean/re for Previous
c
-
60
100
.
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103
100^
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Nov
4
41% Feb
21
; 83% Dec 30
89% Jan
17
Jan
2
31
28% Jan
11
24
111% Jan
11
Jau
2
45% Jan
15
21% Jan
2
May 31
20% Jan
2
38
18 % Dec
20
24
13% Dec
67
,
Dec
% 20% Dec 24
24%.Dec
.
39
23
14
23% Dec
30
138
Jun
47%
July' 2
69
3
7
Aug 14
Hackcnsack Water
20
30
Nov 27
94
31%
32
40
26
Hatnmermill
19
Hammond Organ Co
Harbison-Walk Refrac com
Jan
13
Nov
30
8
7
18%
93%
39%
5
33% Sep
41
23
■
30
10
Apr
7
Nov
44% Nov
4e/c
18
Mar 17
140
Jan
32% Dec
13
20% Apr
22% Jan 20
3% Jan
9
28% Jan
'.
'
36% Nov
*
22% Apr 25
12% July 14
Jun~19
28 % Apr
76% Jun
22
45% Nov
28
17
Hayes
Oct
20
,69% Oct
26
87
Oct
22
67
Nov
10
83
Nov
15% Oct
9% Dec
35
Jan
103% Oct
19
10
14
43% Jan
2
83 % Oct
7
89% Feb 21
17% Jgn
23% Jata
6
30% Nov 20
32% Dec
5
May
24% Jan
16
34% Mar
17% Jan
30
21
8
23
62
2
32% Jan
10
10
47% July 11
115% Jan 30
22
47% Jan
9
72% Jan
6
54
22% Sep 19
30% July 23
.
2
20
91
July 24
18% Jan 22
9'
43% Dec
42
27%
35
35
Jun
10
Nov
20
61
1
118
Apr
41%
70% Nov
15%
12
42% Sep
19
36 % Apr
24
52
24
40% Jan
4
26% Jan
14
10% Oct
21
11% Jan
13
17% Juiy 16
'*60% Sep
9
70% Nov 27
15% Dec
87
22
17% Oct
22
9
Nov
8
Jan
7
74% May 29
July 19
2
88% Nov
28
$4%
16% Jan
2
32% Nov
14
7
9% Jan 10
21
14% Nov
11
40% Nov
14
17% Jan
3
23% Sep
Feb
5
25% Jan
2
30
40 V2 Jan
10
2
45
Oct
22
71% Jan
4
.32% Jan
39% Feb
'22% Dec
23
39% Jan
97
Feb
10
23% Apr
7
5%
39% Nov 20
8
85
5
92
6% Jan
4
3
28% Jan
10
19
■40
81
Sep
6
2% Nov 27
18% Nov 26
'16% Jan
3
Sep
66% Nov
24
Jan «2
Jan
7
29% Nov
34% Nov
25
Jan
23% July 24
15% Feb
10
23% Nov
39 V4 May 29
13
36% Jao
27% Jan
9
41% Dec
13
39% Sep
30 Vs Nov
3
18
28
„
3
16
,
72
25
Nov
20
18
Dec
12% Oct
'70
19
Nov~21
84
81
Dec
1
Feb
20
97
Jun
62% Jun. 12
•■
75
Nov
5% Jan
10
1
Apr
3% Apr
40% Apr
18
4% May 6
11% Apr 29
14
7% Sep
63
Oct
13% Jan
27
20% Nov 17
8
72% Jan
17
87
May 21
2% Jan
2
20% Jan
13% Jan
90
30
Apr
4
16% Jan 14
23
85% Apr
23
6
Dec
30
35% May 23
12% Dec
23
22
Jan
4
3% Sep.
8
20
2
38% Dec
24% Dec
1
48
34%.
35
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21%
10
30
22'
11 %
383/a; 39%
9
(54
6
37%
38
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87
,t
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i—
Howard
Stores CorpSound Co
(Delaware)
JHudson
&
Manhattan
,
_1
5%
common.;
convertible pfd series A
21%
21%
21%
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22
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63
63
63% ""
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36
36% r
86
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34%
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60
17
Dec
40
May 31
75% Aug 12
35% Feb 11
51% Jan
2
63 3/b Jan
4
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28% Jan
25% Oct
23
38
Jan
13
46 74
40
Jun
19
47% Apr
44
Nov
6
40
Nov
14
32% May
Mat'
9
29% Jan
8
41
Oct
42
Oct
3
Feb
11
47
48
Jan
15
45 % Dec
July 16
26
Nov
13
6% Dec
30
9% Apr
5
■; 13% Dec 23
'69
Nov 14
397/ Jan
14
14
88 % Jan
8
Dec
65
Jan
16
69
Dec
46% Apr 23
31% July 5
10
156
20
Nov
21
81
Nov
18
Dec
6% Apr 25
4
73
11
21
3£% Jan
24
2
101
May 27
.162
Jan
3
,•
2
2
22% Jan
2
Jan
2
Jan
37
Apr
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300/
13
13
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25
29
58% Nov
18
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5%
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27
Jan
Nov
11
156% Jan 25
143
Oct
25 % Oct
22
31% July 10
76
May 2
>37
; 65
Nov
13% Dec
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,
f
14
19
23% Jan
,
11%
35%
23%
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115% Apr
11% Feb
6% Oct 22
109% July
82% Nov 19
82
July 30
'
68% Jan 13
13% Apr
1
23
7% Dec
17
98
30
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Feb
70% Jan
20
7
9
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;
15
13
.
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17
2
Oct
13
11%
/
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34
8
26% May 10
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125
July 12
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88
96%
jufy
16% Nov
71
16
11
Feb
4
135% Oct
14
11
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Dec
26
40% May 23
32% July 14
,22
Dec
24
51% Apr
23
25
Jan
13
41 % Oct
Dec
9
30
35
20
28
Jan
2
35% Oct
6
29% Jan
21% Jan
13
57% Nov
14
33% Oct
17
27%
25% Oct
21
Feb
22
Dec
30
37% July 10
36% July 16
33% May 10
12
Oct
22
14% Feb
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-
Oct
23
19
100
Jan
13
40
.
3
22
May 28
13% Jan
2
4
32% Sep 17
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24 Ye Jan
28
Dec
111% Jun
1
33
1
33% Dec 24
28
31
28 % Mar 29
27% Jan
2
541/4 Jun
4
2
24
29% Jan
130
Oct 22
Jan
22
50% July 15
118
Jan
Jan
28
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4
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10
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May
27
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18% Nov 11
35% Aug
13
13
1
7
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44% JJov 19
126% July 24
42% Oct 28
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—100 pesos
Industrial Rayon—!
Ingersoll-Rand common6% preferred——
Steel
1
_•
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Harvester
7%
20
$4
38%
No par
100
;_S
100
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Canada
Packers
No par
Limited
_1
7,50
common
preferred:
*_
*_No par
*
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer
No par
com
preferred—
;
International Salt
1
International Shoe
100
'_No par
1
56
;
230
190'
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46
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300-
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43
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130
100
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8%
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165
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preferred
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85
,
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13
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18
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Industria Electrioa De Mexico
5
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11
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78% Jun
9,400
4
34%
81
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2
43% Dec
166
26% July
9
22
preferred
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40 !
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457
300
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preferred—
30
54,900
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81 1
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60
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a
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.
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,
17
Oct
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376% July
8
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43
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23
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Nov
135% Nov
'
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.
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preferred
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13
24% Nov 12
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3
.
26,700
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1
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50
.—No par
preferred
4.26%
23
9% Nov
Jan
25% Jan
14
Jan
92
Jun
38% Nov. 20
156
52
51
2
Power
4.08%
52% Jan 22
47 % Feb
11
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9
2
Feb
23 % May
4
1
Jun.
2
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Illinois Central RR -Co—
47% Jan 21
48
'
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2,800
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•
37% Nov 20
.
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Co
62%
357/
76 74
•
34%
10
Idaho Power Co
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11
29% Jan
55% Jan
13
29% Oct
2
.
42% Dec
99% Jan
; 25% Dec 23
49% Nov
13
2
40
148
13
9
52
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1
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14
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70
noncumulative
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5% preferred series A
34%
13
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100
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63 %
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f
110
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8
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65
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60
34%
20
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$2.25 convertible preferred
50
Household Finance common—No par
1,7
11% Oct
8%
14%
85%
30
17%
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3%%
34%
8%
13,300
2,500
317 /
38%
27%
34%
40%
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f
28%
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8%
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65%
85%
59
'7%
6
22
8% <Jan
37
84
%,
31
28%
% Aug 13
18
32
%'
preferred
25
Houdaille-Industries Inc common—3
6
Jun
90
92
16% Jan
Sep 27
2% Dec
.
Jan
15
1 % Sep
3
3% Oct 23
43
75
60% July 11
31
5% Dec
'
8% Dec
Apr 26
Apr
1
100
'46% Oct 22
1
Mar 13
88
Aug 30
Oct
'87
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31%
convertible
When
69
85
30
1
5%
39%
135
31%.
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34%
-
200
'
43%
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c
32
27%
100
4
$4.25 preferred
43
135
31%
38%
\
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43%
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32.
39%
.
41!/
%'
1
preferred
Chemical
65
"
;
5
Hotel Corp of America
21
'
'
Hooker
31
8% Nov 20
40
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66
85
100
common
convertible
41
135'
'// 34
42%
143B
14%
30%
—No par
Homestake Mining
Honolulu Oil Corp
13
Jan
;
(conv)
Holly Sugar Corp
24
May 21
May 20
'
40%
27%
/
36%
41
;
10
Hoffman Electronics Corp
Holland Furnace Co_
25
12% Nov
Jan
pfd
40%
!31%
39%
,
3134
8%
1
Hilton Hotels Corp
Hires Co (Charles E)
21
2
9% Jan 20
2
2nd
40%
96
30 3 4
39%
34'/
84
65%
100
:
Corp
preferred series A
3%%
Jan
22% Jan
31
15% Sep 29
60
leys Sep 24
1
preferred
Hewitt-Robins Inc,
Heyden Newport Chem
74
25% July
32% Oct 11
5
39%
!
277„
40 %
40
*82
25
—
17
10% Jun 20
.
15% Oct 22
'25% Nov
Jan
22% Jan
30
8% Oct
,
78
Dec
15
100
preferred
Hershey Chocolate Corp
Hertz Co (The)—
35% Nov 20
98%
30%
39%
36
15%
.
19
27 % Feb
24% Dec
307/
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32%
8i2
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43%
5
common
5%
24-7/
97
// 403e
403i
: ■; 27%
36%-
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11
Inc
7% noncumulative preferred
25
Hercules Motors
:
No par
Hercules Powder common—2 1/12
23
24%
24%
96
%
40
,•/; 40
132
34%
Inc
Heller (W E) & Co
Helme (G W) common—•„
27
19% Nov
38
25
107% Oct 31
53% Jan
3
July 25
3.65%
27%
*
preferred
W"A%
62%
27%
24%
23%
•
Heinz (H J) Co common
'
2
Feb
38% May
Hecht Co
44%
61%
24
r
31%
39%
8%
8%
1
50
Industries
Industries
44%
62%
27%
95
^
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4
2 Z'/r.
:: 31%
40%
45
02!
21-U
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44 %
623:,
62',
94
131
.10
preferred
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15% Nov
22 % Jan
.
31%
40»4
,:r
40
32%
27
*
; 21% Nov
*
1
X27%
1
~
9338
5
-
23%
45
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■■
31
40%
Hat Corp of America common
4%%
.
-
39%
Co
Hart Schaffner & Marx
1
25
Nov
Chemical
2.50
62%,
2814
23%
'
-
132
31%
44'/
28%
44
'
40%
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—1
%
62%
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40%
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Corp
Corporation
Harshaw
18
8% Dec
37
6
—1
....
preferred
Harsco
"14
1
preferred—
100
Papt&r Co
— 2.50
Harris-Intertype
17
29% Nov
29
Watch Co commoii
convertible
6%
1
42% Nov
.
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34% Jan 21
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Hamilton
'
128
23
70
2
32% Mar 25
8
28
4
123
6% Jan
8
22
Dec
3% Oct
,
Oct
63%
27%
24% Dec
14
51% Aug
30% July
24
62%
18
Jan
'
29% Dec
*43 %
Oil
29% Nov
39% Mar 11
v
(W
25
Well Cementing
5
Printing Co
—1-5
Halliburton
Hall
21
13 % May 20
40% July 23
29% Oct 21
,
127% Oct
38 % Jan
49% Apr
30
*33
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:
2,600
3,300
122%k
38 74
37%
.
3,000
33%
40
397/
.
•-
10
2,900
,
1
3% Feb
4
6% Jun
11
4% Feb
13% Oct
10
11
9% Nov
28% Jan
17
9
18
15 % Jan
2
Nov
19
47% July 11
Jaeger Machine Co
Jun
11
91
26% Sep
33% Oct
3
78
<
3
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co_
84% Sep
26
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
93 % Nov
20
Jewel Tea Co
88
24
47% Jan 28
Jan
24
"
19% Feb 25
82
Jan
15
75
Aug 29
34% Dec 10
69
'
60% Aug
2
89% Feb 28
52% July 3
34% Apr 23
97
85
Feb
12
18
90% Nov
'
35% Dec
6
35% Dec
17
For
footnotes
July 11
56
Feb'
84
Nov
64% July 24
35
99
93
Jan
2
76% Jan
17
see
page
24.
38
Jan
3
14
3
Apr 11
Mar
4
May 22
;
-
Jan
51% Nov 17
138
Nov
17
59% Oct
10
99% Aug
54 % Oct
8
7
Jacobs
(F
3%%
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5%
Joy
8%
8%
7%
8%
7%
a
87a
17,900
1
5
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20%
21%
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21%
21%
217/
217a
21%
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1
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30!»
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30
287/
2974
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297/
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pfd—100
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87
85
85%
87
87
3774
8774
1
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91
100
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86
•
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common
preferred
Johns-Manville Corp:
Johnson <fe, Johnson
Jones
'
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Co
:
5
12%
&
Laughlin Steel com
10
preferred series A
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Manufacturing Co
1
49%
123%
56
-
56 3
8%
%
90 %
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Volume
Number 5801
188
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2367), m.
es
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range lor Previous
STOCKS
NEW. YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
EXCHANGE
Sales tm
LOW AND HIGH SALE pricks
Monday
*
Par
Dec. 1
Tuesday
Thursday
.,
Friday
the Week
Dec. 4
Wednesday
Dec. 3
,
Dec. 5
Shares
Dec, 3
K
22
Dec
82
Dec
23
•
11
Oct
28
6
31
17
32% Oct
5
22
20 % Oct
28
23
convertible.
21
5
May
JUB
20
88% Nov
19
38 % Aug
13
40% Nov
25
Jhn
10% Jan
25% Apr
29 % Dec
2
-
29% Dec 26
43% Jan
40% Oct
22
50% July
26
26
35% Jan
Dec
23% Dec
36% July
19
33
Dec
23
65% Jan
r
Nov
11
94% Apr
-4%
3
30
66% Nov
28
Feb 25
60% Nov
ll
7
2
29% Nov
11
Jan
46%. Nov
25% Jan
29% Feb
7
11
4%
Dec
17
Dec
30
Jan
17% Oct
21
Korvette
22% Jan
2
32% Nov
12
Kresge (S S)
4
24% Jan
2
43 % Nov
9
16% May 26
8
61
21% Mar
23% Dec 30
47
9% Feb
11
26% May
66% Dec
IT
7
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Oct
22
17% Dec
27
24% Dec
24
36 % Apr
94
Nov 27
3
Laclede Gas Co common
2
4% Nov
6
.4.32% preferred series A
25
La Consolidada 6% pfd-75 Pesos Mex
Jan
2
23% Dec
5
Lane
*18% Jan
4%. Jan 24
20% July 15
24% July 8
82-
20% Dec
29% Dec
2
24
13% Jgn
22% Jan
15% Jan
16
17
2
6
3% May 19
3
Mar 22
22
Oct
3% Nov 19
14%
Jan
17
4
83
19
26% Oct
11
45% Jan
4
2% Jan 10
2QYb Jan 24
12
22
12% Oct
.Jan
1
14
4
'
12% May 9
39% Oct 21
1% Jan
Lehigh Portland Cedent—
Lehigh Valley Industries com
13
6% Sep
7
9
17% Feb
2
July
,
30
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•
3
Oct
22
7% Feb
.3% Jun 20
.4
,
40
3914
22
Oct '21
19
Jan
25 % Dec
Dec
15
10% Sep 24
2
28
31% Dec
10
40% Oct
30
-
31
14% Oct
22
19
Apr 29
14% Jan
2
Dec
23
84% July 17
70% Jan
2
,.65%
7% Dec
31
62 % Aug
26
130% Aug
-9
19'%
18%
90%
46% Dec
24
72 3/1 Jan
9% Dec
30
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36% Oct
11
293/4 Oct
11
99% Oct
25
19% Oct
22
93
Aug 26'
80
Nov
•
21
10
83% Dec
2
62% Nov
3814
10
21
28% Jan
2
31
Jan
2
107% Feb
18
22% Mar 28
23% Jan
7
Feb 28
103
25
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Mar
Apr
July 24
34
23% Oct
22
Dec~27'
30% Jun -
3
20
20
4
131
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19
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12
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Jan
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14
54% Dec
30
11
Dec
16
453/4 Feb
12
933/4 Jan
55
8
7
28
% Mar
Oct
81
4
17
6
Sep 29
11% Jan
2
lan
10
81% Sep
16
19% Jun
22
11
24% Sep
30
60
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11%
11%
11%
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90%
89
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59
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23%
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•
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Lowenstein (M) & Sons Inc
9,100
98%
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"
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5%
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9%
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prefe'red 1—I——
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16
5%
18%
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9%
1%
16
18%
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(expire
1%
15%
5%
18%
25
Rights
6,200
19
Nov
7%
1%
15%
19
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1
347/a
18%
18%
100
"
34%
35%
pfd-
23
9,700
34%
3414
31
4.40% -series G
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10%
35%,
12
2% Nov 25
86
10%
30%
129% Nov
143
7,100
36
10% '
36%
14
2
41
89
31%
89
10
41%
r
31
89
10
24
.
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100
Jan
34%
9%
100
128
800
237/a
3934
2,100
6,900
37%
4.35% jseries E preferred
Larillard, (P)
400
4
23
31%
30%
4.25% series D preferred
89
34M»
-5
11
conv
35 y8
1
series B preferred—
5%-
•
34%
5
92% Feb
88% July 28
4
3,800
29%
''
24
1014
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1.
201/4
4
22%
40%
10%
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20%
4
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89
10'/a
^
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1,200
7,900
'
30%
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2214
23%
10%
I.
Long Island Lighting Co com
•
*86*
89
-
9%
78 3,4
preferred
conv
41
:
*
10%
-
9%
Lone Star Gas Co common
4.84%
38%
"37%
37
*86
35%
*37
1 A
Inc_
Lone Star Cement
38% Oct
23%
"10%*
9
10
,
44% NOV
:
23%,
89
*4%
5
Industries
23%
1%
1%
*15% "16
7
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Loew's Inc
t
•23%
,
14
Mar
"32% Jan
5
Dec
133%
Litton
1
91
"
25
Corp
22%
v
100
(The)
22 ya
•
35 %
1
d
Corp
Industries
22 %
Oct
85
1};'! Dec
116"
Lionel
List
3%
>22 %
100% Apr
4
106
Oct
•99
',,82
4
-
Link Belt Co
'
3%
3%
10%
,5
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
1814
i
20'/a
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20'/a
29%
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''
-
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com
18»/4:
.
r
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■
Libbey McNeill & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
7% preferred:
:
8,200
2,800
*29%
18%,
.
2014
29%
20%
29%
3%
36%
36%
No par
•
11
23 % Oet
.
12% Apr
89
2
Oct
10% Nov
11
Jan
92
15% Jan
14
15
7
36% Mar 11
36% May 13
117
Jun
7
4
Aug 26
63 % Oct
2
38% Jan
2
78% Nov 12
93
3
Jan
-+*
13
40% July 18
22
11% Oct 31
25% Oct
94% Oct
6% Apr
so
57 % Jan
5
20%
19%
24
,
*86
Corp_
[
No par
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
10"
4
10
9
52 % July
25-
Oct*10
26
13
82 % Dec
158% Jun
463/4 Jan
16% Apr, 18
10% July 1«
Dec ,20
13% Oct
2
18,500
31%
39 y4
90% : 91
29%
22%
23%
Lerner Stores
1
17
Sep
*3%
15
'
Lehn & Fink Products
2
60% Jan 22
67% July 18
Jan
19% Sep
100
Oct
2
7% Jan
•65% Jan
140
7
18
50
A
-
14
13% Jan
68% Jan 31
150% Mar
Lehigh Valley RR_.
Lehman Corp
(The)-.
4
24% Feb
17 V* Jan
10
-5% Jan
.22% Feb
4
32% Jun -14
-5%
200
14%
31
f
39-14
18%
19%
.
*21%
No par
'
5,000
8,000
81%
*
'
Bryant
;
:
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Lee Rubber & Tire
~ "5
Lees. (James) &* Sons Co common_3
3.85% preferred
100
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co_.
10
Mar 28
89
Jan 17
0% Mar 26
28
Jan
2
17% Mar 14
,1V Dec
41% Dec
Feb 20
25
9
,
10% Dec
' Nav_24
43%
14%
311/4
30%
19%
*29%
27%
42
15'/e
301-a
"
4
1,200
90%
I5i%
-
12% Oct
6,000
28
*81%
31
90%
-
70%
27%
-i;-
.
39%
'
;
7Q0
69%-
•
27%
14%
19%
j_
1,600
43
:
28
30%
,
5
T
-
9,500
26%
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81%
ft
54
26%
+
"
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3,400
41
•
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100^3
L
3,700
17 y8
*17%
171/2 +17%!
1,400
28 y4
28 'A
53"%
65%
•
500
38%
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64%
97%
,
53
25
~
Co
28%
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38
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.
,
93'%
1
1
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41,
96
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;
65%
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100
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80%
-
17%
40
17%,
40%
600
"
88%
37%
82%
i,
*87
89
37%
Kroehler Mfg Co
Kroger Co (The):
(S H)
110%
*88%
89
*08%
37%
Inc
17
*87
89
81%
Co—
Oct
96
109
*87
38
"oo
29% Feb
27
300
108
v
37%
preferred
34% Jan
9
44'%
'
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Corp
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
Koppers Co Inc comment
May 29
\>86
93%
*44
-
*95
96
37%
cony
9
17
93
44
*78
88
*95
38
pricr preferred
Keystone- Steel & Wire Co
7
45% Nov
2
78% Sep
4%%
94
44
48
79
♦87
89
82
50
27,700
41%
94
44
107
48%
*78
1
40'4
41%
41%
94'%
*42%
107,
No par
Kern County Land Co
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common
!
70% Nov 21
28% Dec
2
2
34% Jan
*87
*88 %
No par
Kayser-Roth Corp
Keisey Hayes Co
•"
Kennecott Copper—.
46% Jan 16
19% Apr 22
-
I100
:
com
10
13
30
96
preferred
18% Oct
38
88
*95
_joo
1
43% Oct
2
79
*86%
100
Southern
non-cum
,
*78
"ino
-
105% Oct
10 "
22
47%
7
.20% Jan
2
76%
48%
Kansas Gas & Electric Co
Kansas pover & uglit Co
'
5
3
25
4
11
July
*47%
75% Jin 27
33"% Jab
2
■*
,
.
32 %
105%
preferred-
Kansas City
1
2
43%
104%
4.35% preferred
/
10
25
4.20%
•
95
*42%
104%
40%
40%
94'%
42%
*94
44
preferredl—100
"*
preferred^
4.50% preferred
'
Jan
34
41
42%
95
43%
4%
7
'1 July 31
99
*94
50
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co
com_No par
3.80%
preferred _
14
'Feb
96
Dec
50% Jan 10
"
128% Jan,.. 4
47% May,31- ;
75% Jun 19
22
38% Oct
4%;%
29% Jan
3
26% July 11
15
Apr 17
49% July 10
77% Dec
.
41
100
preferred:
92% May 29
Oct
89
'88
32% May
29
4%%
Oet
103
33%
"
Nov 11
86
29
Apr
_
-
9% Dec
29% Dec
'49
3.
77% Jan
4
38 V* Jan 31,
22
22% Oct
2
21;:
Feb
96
7
112
Kaiser Alum <fc Chem
Corp
convertible preferred
7
"
96
80.
Aug :28
84% Oct 25
Nov
2
Oct
16
Dec
Jan
*85
IS.
Feb
25% Oct
11
45% Mar
78
Jan
102
32
13
98% Nov
7
•90% Oct
98
Nov 21
47
47% Oct
2
83
-
5
39% Jan 24
83
Mar 12
74% July 23
79% Nov 12
80
28
38% Jan
*
105% Aug
?
Feb
,
9T
14
Feb
49
13
33% Oct
May
109%
19
68% Jan
39% Jan
23
46% May 18
Dec -30
67% Dec 30
37
22
Va
8,100
y
'
22% Dec
16
1123/4 Dec 26
39% Mar 22
23
Jan
116
Jan
15
323/4 July 12
19% Oct
22
27 *
Oct
22
Nov
18
863/4 Jan
21
73/4 Mar 28
16
11% July
89
Jan
Jun
2
88
"
27
23% Dec 24
4% Nov 12
Nov 26
4%
•
ny4 Dec 23
20
Dec
18
May 27
50% Jun 17
14
13 % Dec
3
71% Oct
13
2
60 % Dec
1
24
86 % Dec
1
37% May 13
z4% Oct
16
15% July 17
17% Oct
22
20 Va
49% Dec
26
25
Dec
28
29% Oct 23
Nov 13
77
8
37% May
91
28
Jan
Nov
61% Sep.
6
4
Dec
23
493/4 Nov
7
22
12% Dec 30
83
Aug
7
Oct
36% Jan
42% Dec
7
$3.75
16
85% Jun
16
$3.75 pfd
2
9
Jan
17% Apr 22
50% Jan 31
13
Jan
2
77
July 30
49% Nov
19
56% Nov 20
18% Oct
23
22
18% Apr
7
32% Oct
39% Jan
9
44% Dec
5
J.0% Apr
7
13% Nov
11
60
Dec 30
4
Jan
75% Apr
17
2
80
Jun
17
3
56% Dec
1
31% Apr 23
41% Sep
62
Jan
28% Mar
67
Dec 23
May~14
50% July 24
153,4 July 18
122% July
39
Jan
10% Jan
8
68% Jan
2
52
2
2
12% Dec
30
63
July
2
3
26
59% Dec
1
80%
80
80
*450
500
*450
500
:
$3
No par
McCall
Corp
McCord
Corp
common—.
Trucking
24
Apr 25
2
26% Apr
78 %
July 28
25% May 20
19% Jan
44% NOV 29
36% Jan
89
Feb
26
69% Apr 24
74
Oct
7
10
1
30% Mar 10
85
May
30 % Nov
79% Nov
86
14
7
18
20
May 20
53% Oct
27
Melville Shoe Corp common
4% preferred series B—,
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
Merck <fc Co
$3.50
Inc
common,
preferred -—1
Mergenthaler
Linotype Co—
21% Jan
15% Jan
2
19% Feb
5
Merritt-Chapman
63
39
Jan
2
62
Dec
4
Mesta
page
24.
Machine
& Scott
Co'—
15%
1,100
26%
2614
6'/a
261/4
26%
26%
23%
23%
y4
26%
6%
26*1%
6'%
614
23%
23%
23%
6
63%
55
55
40%
41%
41
41%
»/4
91
91%
90'%
91
31%
30%
31'/4
31
32 %
32%
42%
41%
41%
X411/4
78%
77%
45
43%
56
17%
29
*77 V2
29
*•281/2
*44
*77%
78
13%
561/2
54
54%
37%
38%
37%
59'%
58
»/4
19%
19%
5
88
88
18
67
67%
y4
8%
-
*88
65'/4
77
220
77
200
70
63%
69
70
30
45
45%
44%
56%
*55%'
5614
17%
17%
171/4
29%
29%
29%
45
13%
'771/2
13%
13%
78
78
42%
43
95
120
44
44'%
30
13%
13%
5,500
78'A
78%
270
53
54'/4
7,200
37%
38i%
3,300
54%
54
54%
38 y4
37%
3814
5814
19%'
*57'%
*57 Va
58
1914
19'%
89%-
19%
*88%
191/4
66%
700
58
89%
89
89
65%
(16
66
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
3,100
4,000
1614
'
66%
67-
.
•
8%
8%
16%
16'/a
16%
16%
161/4
16'A
1,600
19
18%
18%
18'%
1814
19
10
1,300
42%
42 3b
42%
42%
43
8,900
42i/a
♦93V2
43'%
42%
'
*93%
95
23
23%
95
23%
*93
95
*93'%
23%
23%
94
23%
23%
23
79 y4
79%
79'%
80
79%
80
79'%
79%
29 y2
29%
30
30
30
30%
30%
30 V*
30i%
72%
74
7212-
73%
73'/a
78
*78%
82
*78%
*78%
82
76
x74
74%
No par
*80
82
x80
80
1
48
48
47%
47%
Ys
19%
18%
19'%
"60%
60%
61
61%
18
600
88%
66 '/2
79»/2
74%
1,900
88%
29 y2
--
1,400
800
29
23%
"
3,200
7814
♦57%
19%
,
171%
13%
"
37 %
•
;
79 %
23%
1
100
12.50
—--5
29
,
56
1
17
8%
19%
*93%
'•56
•
45
*44
53 '/a
-
451/4
45%
1714
18%
16%
19%
*68%
163b
8%
16%
10
76
77
'
-19
14,600
78
*76%
*44
,
58'%
i9»/4
45%
46%
46'%
46
77
38
58'%
11,100
*29
78
54%
98,800
41'%
44%
45
13%
13%
331/a
41'A
77
'
29'%
45
-•
13%
650
92
•
32%
4214
*55'%
17%
*44
*90
33%
-
*69
56
17%
2,200
77
45
56%
41%
77
70
*69
45%
300
3,300
41%
,
55%
77
77%
17
45
_1
45%
8,200
64
55%
92
*90
6 V*
23%
'76
77
*76
70
41%
41%
45%
45
44%
77
ey3
55%
41%
600
3,200
6,100
*62
54%
-
1,900
231/4
614
64
63%
67
*63
6%
6%
6%
*62
42 y4
1
3%"
16% c
15%-
*56
Corp common——
5
4%% preferred (1st series)—100
14% Oct 29
see
:
15%
92
*69
Mead
373/4 Dec 24
8
July 12
.:
7%
15%
*15
55%
77%
1
Co
*71/4
15%
54^4
44%
preferred
50
Stores Corp common—50c
3%% convertible preferred—100
McDermott (J Ray) & Co Inc
1
McGraw-Edison Co
1
McGraw-Hill Publishing
3
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
7%
151/2
55
77
$2.50
McLellan Stores Co
6%
*7'A
41
41
McCrory
McLean
6%
7%
23'%
'
No par
3
—
61/2
7%
31
No par
No par
1
6%
41%
,
11,660
36
35%
7%
92
5
common
preference—
10
47% Sep
54%
900
500
36%
36
22,700
*450
-
35%
26%
'•
67
-*62
-—No par
No par
—No par
preferred
Maytag Co
27
36%
28,900
80
15%
,
16%
16
34%
58%
55 y4
*78
7%
6:!ii
7%
.
5,900
34%
61/2
341/2
6%
7%
5
/
series
1947
11
22% Jan
34
1
preferred
$3.40
500
*450
1
Dept Stores common-
17
May
50
_T
6%
Nov
30% Apr 24
88% Jan 29
footnotes
801/2
23%
Nov
Nov
For
83
6'%
9% Jan
21
10
83
23%
17
15
2
33% Apr
9
96
37% Deo 20
50
86 y4
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
McKesson & Robbins Inc
7
72% Sep
55%
85
20
86% Jan
12
591%
54%
21
8
29% Feb
58'%
93% Nov
93
20
%
5714
70% Nov
Nov 27
Dec
13
59
55%
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
Jl%
19
13%
58
58
26%
20
40% Jun 17
6
12
62 'A
57y4
500
540
13'A
541/a
12%
59'%
60 ya
*450
5,900
27,800
57 Va
-I31/4
12
64 Va
'
13,600
17%.
*13
58%
12
38%
85
17 Va
62%
'
341%
38'%
*11%
12.50
13% Jan
33
74% Nov 25
May
17 %
5,500
122
».
*84
10
1
17
20% Nov
17%
Exploration
1
Corp common——5
12% Apr
Mar
17%
17%
-
7
20
1
14
85
17i%
No par
19% Jan "29
13% Dec 30
Apr
Jan
7% Jun
47% Oct 22
39 y8
84%
17%
:_L:
Corp
21
26
23% Jan
Feb
383/4
84%
17%
—
46% Oct
Sep
3914
*84%
17%
4%" convertible
85% Jun
Mar 22
X38%
84
Midland
2
•
39%
84
preferred
Manhattan-Shirt—.
11
2
39
84%
:
Mahoning. Coal RR Ca
Mallory (P. R) & Co
Marine
34
No par
Garden—
Manati Sugar Co
Mandel Bros—'—
*120
34'%
33%:
39'/a
1
30%
30%
30'/4
' 122
34%
83%
(The)
conv
i Jan
13% Mar 11
12
4%%
75% Nov
.* 42% Apr 30
Dec
,
25% Jan
23
1Q
Square
Magma Copper-—:
Magnavox Co
30'%
*120
33'%
34%
Masonite
93% July 11
Sep 25
30
11
Madison
30'%
122
34%
38%
L—
Inc_
*120
33%
.100
3
45% Nov
81 % Jan
Dec
34% Feb
Fund
29%
29%
122
*120-
—5
7
4
29% Jan
32% Feb 25
47
Madison
29%
29%
122
No par
i—
Co Inc com
preferred series A
preferred50
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
4
Marshall Field & Co com-—No par
4%% preferred
100
Martin Co
'
:
1
28
Oct
4
V4%
Maracaibo Oil
11
29% Nov
4
29%
*120
35%
Manning, Maxwell & Moore
55% Dec
15
30
(R H)
Macy
1
30
75
>
10
100
4
24% Oct ,29
67
51 % Jan
34
\
7% F'ib
•
39
21% Dec 31
Mack Trucks Inc
8
Jan
;
—
28% Oct
Jan
53,4 Jan
66% Sep
55
29
17
20
77
3
8% Sep
'
preferred*
8
31
40% July
83
12
8% Nov 19
12% Jan
21
Jun
36% Dec.
25% Jan
35% Jan
69
•
35% July 19
23% Dec 20
30
450
5% Apr
'18% Jan
47% Jan 22
69% Nov 11
-
Apr 10
54% Feb
7
26% Aug 15
33% Dec
10
23% Apr 29
53% Jan
2
•
11
Jan
9% July 23
17% Jan 14
Feb
390
530
10
1
10
53% Oct
Dec
18% Oct
1
6%
May 14
Jan
8
12
385
'
30% Jan
2
44
17
39% Dec
6
31% Jan
1
19
Nov
36% Nov
3
13% Apr
2
28% Dec 23
33
2
Jan
28
M
MacAndrews & Forbes common
17
78%-Jan
-
30
July
Apr
125
21% Jan
32% May 17
77
12% Oct
31% Aug 13
2
4
Mar
125
;
47
.
.
'
47
46
'
82
'•
46
%
45
46-
18%
62
17%
18%
18
18%
13%
61
61%
61 %
62
61%
8,500
1,335
800
24,800
100
2,400
42,100
3,000
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
20
.
..
(2368)
Monday, December 8, 1958
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
76
85
Sep
75
77
90
18
104% Jan
10
9
89
May 23
86% Apr 17
Feb 19
Aug 30
July 10
July 25
103
Dec
31
50% Jan 10
30% Jan
2
5
3
S3
July 15
82% Deo 19
40
May 31
32% Jan 14
131
July 8
16% Mar 1
91% May 31
25% MM 1
24% July 25
'25
__
38% Jun
40% Jan
26% Dec 26
35
Dec 18
77
Dec 31
25% Oct 21
12% Dec 23
'73% Jan 29
:
7% Dec 31
Dec 31
58
12
Dec
5
-17
Dec
24
f
11
Dec
Feb
21% July la
30
58
15
__
5
13
4% Dec 17
32% Oct 22
<17% Dec 30
'
91% Dec
79
1
Sep 24
79
Oct
15
14
104
7
Aug 12
MI»"m
24% Mar
4
40% Oct
34% Jan
8
48% Dec
Middle South Utilities
39
Midland Enterprises
28% Jun 25
35% Jan
2
78
2
Jan
25% Feb 24
14% Jan
7
76
Jan 17
7% Jan
2
13
5
Sep 19
43% Oct 13
5%%
13% Jan 13
Jan 10
11% Jan
2
NOV
100
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
.25
Minneapolis <fc St Louis Ry—No par
27% Oct 14
14
Minn St Paul &88 Marie
107% Nov 20
Minn Mining & Mfg com.
20% Nov
2
35% Oct
8
34% NOV 17
4% Jan
2
18% Oct
44% Aug.
6
6
Minute Maid Corp—,
Mission Corp
25% Aug
6
Mission
Bfeb 25
18% Feb 25
27
Jan 10
4% Jan
2
30% Jan 13
1% Dec~30
11% Apr 13
72% May 1
4%
52
62
8%
15 y»
11%
NOV 13
6
31
20
Apr
2
16% Oct 24
83% Apr 23
17
Apr 10
24% Apr If
NOV 13
Oct 29
15% Dec 23
23% Jan
Oct 22
9
Jan
8
18
5% Dec 26
41% July 11
26% Mar 4
30 Ye Feb 26
18% Oct 22
38% Oct 21
49% Jun 13
Jan
2
Jan 3
Jan 10
Jan 13
Jan 6
Apr 23
4% Apr
8
29% Apr 30
22% Jan 8
45
Jan
ff
102
aa
Oct 30
8
38% NOV 13
9% Jun
67% Nov
5
7
38% Nov 12
17'A Sep 29
13% Dec
5
80
Nov 19
90
Nov 19
> 14% Dec
1
20% Sep 29
14% Sep 23
8% Sep 24
41% Nov 20
31% Dec
1
70% Dec
1
Feb 19
22
17% Deo 23
36% May 31
40% Jan
7
23
27% Dec 30
17
Dec 27
25% Jan 24
19% Jan
10% Oct 22
35% Feb 13
51% July
37 % NOV
47
7
Jan
30% Dec 12
18% Dec 10
31
37% Dec
31
50
10% Dec
31
18% Jan
40 ya Dec
30
31
14 Yb Mar 25
18y4Feb 25
28
Jan
17% Jan
liysJan
2
2
8
Nov
7
35% Dec
4
20
42% Nov 13
21% Nov 17
20% Dec
5
2
35
May
8
58% Dec
5
10
37
Jan
2
65% Dec
5
12%
19%
17
30%
Apr
Jan
Jan
Jan 11
23%
32%
17%
38%
12% Dec 23
3
14% Jun 29
8
Apr 30
Jan
Jan 11
July 26
1
May
3
2
6
Jan
2
19% Jan 2
38
Feb 28
18% Nov 11
32y4 Nov 21
25% Oct 13
44% Nov 18
33% Nov 28
50
Sep 18
1
1"
,
Development Co—:
15
Mississippi River Fuel Corp.——10
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR com
No par
7% preferred series A
100
Missouri Pacific RR class A—No par
Missouri Public Service Co.—
1
Mohasco Industries Inc common—5
3%% preferred
100
4.20% preferred
100
Mojud Co Inc
1.25
Monarch Machine Tool
No par
llonon RR class A
25
Claw B
No par
Monsanto Chemical Co
—3
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co——8
Montana Power Co (The)—No par
y
vt
19 Y* Dec
No par
27% Jan
65% Mar
Dec
*—100
21% Jan
73% Feb 25
Jan 14
44% Jan 31
18
5
iin>
83%
84
93
84
85
99
35%
42
85
36%
18%
112
18%
91%
25
27%
20%
105%
10231
34
32%
18%
83%
FRIGES
83
Sales far
Thursday
*82%
94
*82
Shares
Dec. 5
83%
93
the Week
Friday
Dec. 4
83
*92%
82%
82
93
90
92%
140
83%
*82
83%
20
92%
*83%
85
83%
84
*83%
85
*96%
99
*96%
99
*96 %
99
33%
35
33%
34
47%
47%
47%
*36
36%
41%
42%
85
85
36
36
17%
18%
ill
112%
18%
18%
*91%
93%
25
25
27% 27%
19%
18T«
104% 105%
*102% 103
34
34%
31%
32%
17% 18%
4J.%
41%
•
20% 21%
35%
35%
36%
$5.50 1st preferred—^—
3
*96%
34%
47%
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg——1.50
Minneapolis Moline Co common—1
28
17
1st preferred—
84
93
*81%
''83
84
85
99
36
4G%
5
Dec
20% Nov
5
Oct 31
96
'83
*96%
X35%
84'A
91 %
*36
41%
83%
26%
17%
ill
18%
91 %
24%
27%
19%
I04ya
10213
23%
32%
17%
41%
21
:.;5%
Midwest Oil Corp—^
10
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer— 1
115
84%
91%
>81 %
1
39% AUg. 4
21% Fab
6
Jan 10
59
Monday
Dec. 1
10
Inc
Inc
Midland-Ross Corp common..
Jun 10
88
Copper
No par
$4 preferred————No par
Minnesota & Ontario Paper——2.56
Minnesota Power & LightNo par
12% Jan IS
4y« Oct 22
10
July
92
Jan
19% Dec 30
8
Apr
9
90% Feb 26
97
30 Yb Dec 30
58
102
pfd—100
100
100
100
.100
5
93
Joflf •
37% May 23
26% Oct 22
50
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
4.35% preferred series
3.35% preferred series
3.80% preferred series
.4.45% preferred series
92% May 13
28% Sep
4
12% Jan 14
60% May 24
43% May 27
»20% Dec do
Dec
Sep 15
98% Feb 86
35% Apr 11
101
'88% Sep 17
<25
78
Pat
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Feb
94
Jun 28
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
LOW and high sale
Wednesday
Tuesday
Dec. 3
Dec. 2
STOCKS
guije for Previous
Year 1937
48
*36
42%
85%
19%
18%
*24%
27%
32%
10,100
4,000
370
03,100
10,700
11400
.
25
27 y*
27%
3,000
19%
19
104%
*102% 103
90
boo
;
*102%
34%
35
34%
35
32%
33%
1,700
11,200
:
103% 104
<
103
33%
17%
18%
32%
17%
17%
17%
41%
40%
21
20%
41 %
21%
40%
20%
20%
41%
21
35%
35% 1
35%
35%
35%
4,800
17%
40%
20
.
36
1,600
32,600
4
42%
/ 21%
35%
3.400
,
91%
24%
19
103%
35
32%
91%
27%
*18%
104%
103
34%
93
24%
27%
19%
19
102%
*102%
114%
18%
18%
*91%
24%
25
27%
19%
111
93
48%
42%
86
86%
36%
36%
18%
19%
114% 115
18%
19%
35%
18%
110
4,500
36%
42%
86
35%
18%
*91%
*36
42%
*85
112
110
47%
36%
42%
36
18%
48%
*36
85%
35%
34%
47%
36%
42
-
34
o%
5,300
29,715
/
i
4.200
8%
3%
8%
8%
8%
65%
66%
65%
66
64%
65 %
64%
65%
64 %
65
37%
38
37
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
38y4
17%
17%
*17%
17 %
600
11%
13%
13%
13%
117,600
62%
*61%
17%
17%
*17%
8%
17%
17%
17%
12%
12%
11%
12%
11%
12
63%
63%
62%
63
61 %
62%
71%
70%
71
09%
14
14%
14
14
*13%
18%
13 %
19
18%
18%
*12%
18%
14
*61
7%
8%
6,600
9,000
10,600
1,670
62
70%
69%
70
70
70
14
71%
13%
8%
13%
13%
13%
13%
1,000
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
2,200
14%
*12%
14
*13
*13
2,180
500
14
8%
8%
*8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
38%
39%
39%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
30%
31%
38%
30%
31%
30%
30%
20%
30%
70%
70
70V*
69
69%
69
69'A
30%
68%
30%
69%
69%
3,500
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
*19%
19%
3,200
27,000
*8
8
8
1,000
40,600
5,900
Mining & Chemical—
American shares
—1,000 lire
Monterey Oil Co
—a-1
Montgomery Ward & Co
No par
Moore-McCormack Lines
12
Morrell (John) & Co
10
Motorola Inc
3
Motor Products Corp
10
Motor Wheel Corp
5
Mueller Brass Co
1
Munsingwear Inc
s
Murphy Co (O C)
1
Murray Corp of America
Myere {F E) & Bros
10
No par
*19J/*
33%
*19%
19%
34
32%
33:!«
343,8
33%
40 3/*
41%
4iy*
41%
X40%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20y2
19%
19%
19%
20 %.
19%
20J/a
19%
20%
19%
20%
52%
54%,
53 ya
54%
53
54
54
56
56
63%
63%
63
64
64
64
64%
64%
64%
58%
65'/*
%
34
35 %
34%
35%
28,800
1,800
15,300
10,900
35%
16 %
15%
16y8
16
16
16
16%
15%
16%
2,500
3,200
28%
29%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28ya
4,400
23 %
23%
23%
23%
23%
23
23 %
42%
43%
43
44
43%
44%
32%
32%
31%
32%
31%
32%
31%
32%
47%
47%
48
48
43
43
48
14JA
14%
14
14%
52
20%
14%
27%
*46%
23%
44%
44
23
231%
42 3/t
.
31%
*4.6%
1,900
44
•*<
3,400
y
.
32
9,600
48
600
N
142% Aug 19
9% NOV 14
4&Y*Feb
14%
14
8
59'A Oct 14
National Acme Co.
1
51%
52
51
51
51
3
5
National Airlines:
1
20%
21
20%
20
3
2
2
21% Dec
July
43% Jan
14% Jan
9% Jan
3
Jan
15% Jun
20
23% Mar
41% Jan
149% Oct
2
38% Jan 14
42% Deo
5
166
Deo 30
15% Jan
9
70% Jun
12
4
9% Jan
6
3
9
31
Aug 19
Jan
8
51% Nov 20
168
Jan 20
49% Nov 21
20% Jan
31% Nov .19
77% Oct 22
101% Apr
9
19% Jan 28
,86% Jan
84
Aug 22
86% Oct 21
143% Aug 20
124% Aug 23
July
Jan
97
8
4
138
July 4
165
Deo 12
139
Jan 23
12% Apr 12
15% Sep
4
21% Deo 30
47% Jan
4
14% Dec 18
49ya Dec 17
29% NOV 22
21% July18
80% Jan
3
37% Mar 11
36% Jan
2
44
Dec 17
6% Dec 30
li
7
Nov 29
9% Sep 16
May 17
14%. Jan 11
,
8% Oct 23
4% Dec 23
8
Jan 11
8
17 % Jan
2
42
Jan
8
90
Jan
7
143
Jun
17
11% Dec
14.%-Oct
7% Dec
-10
Dec 23
14 % Feb
4
25% Dec 19
33% Jan 18
26 y« Jan
71
Nov 13
85
Feb 26
74 ya Oct 23
14
Oct 22
17
Jan
14% Jan
8
76
Oct 30
87
Dec 31
84
2
2
Dec
153%
153%
14%
68%
15%
69%
14%
70%
15
72
14%
71%
14%
72%
_
1
28%
28%
28
28%
28
28%
48%
49%
47%
48%
47%
48%
28%
48%
28%
47%
28'A
National Dairy products
•
Natl Distillers dp Chem Corp com—5
23%
48%
48%'
29%
30%
29%
30%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
4%#
Inc
pfd series Of 1951.
National Lead Co
7%
0%
4
7
5
16% Nov 24
13% Aug 11
38% Nov 19
84% July 7
20
NOV 19
96
May 29
108% Oct 13
*6%
14%
.1
New
England Electric System—1
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd-100
Mining Corp.
L—10
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
1
Nov 14
17
Jan 15
12%
12%
36%
79%
36%
79%
36%
79%
37
79%
*36%
80%
37
80%
19%
19%
20
x84
20
46%
46%
47
Dec
235
12%
45
$5
non-cum
85
85
85
100%
46%
x46
^
75%
37%
62%
62%
11
11%
12
12%
13%
13%,,
6%
7%
15%
15%
12%
12%'
36%- -36%
*80
80%
.
19%
20
*83
11
12
13%
7%
15%
12%
36
80
19%
;
12,500
270
12,400
,
-
^ ' 300
3,900
' 5,500
75%
37%
17.400
1,200
63
11%
12
13%
7%
6,900
,..79,600
- 1 '4,200
; <;;2,400
:
•
15%'
12%
36
80
'21,800
,
4,300
1,400
1,200
;!
280
21,000
19%
84
'•
84
90
100
'5,300
47
48%
46
%
47%
8
22%
22%
22 %
22%
22%
22%
22%
26%
27%
20%
27 %
26%
26 Ya
26%
30%
31%
30 %
30%
30%
31%
SO'/*
31%
30%
37,800
4,700
39,400
32,400
22%"
28 Yb
22%
27%'
22
27 %
..No par
123
126
125%
127
50
*230
250
230
230
No par
10
N Y & Harlem RR Co-
*125%
128
230
230
122%
*225
580
130
17%
27%
18V*
100
85
101
*17%
27%
18
75%
36%
62%
900
,
710,400
-
92
92
110% 111%
*150% 152
132
132
17%
27%
18%
100
10,500
16,100
:
100
>15
.
Louis Co
preferred.
20
19%
*83
100%
;
19,700
*14,900
*33,700
No par
—
.
7
15%
1?%
102
Brake.-
13%
6%
15%
56
*36%
1
23JA
57%
23
*17%
27%
18%
79
11%
12%
13%
15%
Xl01%
Air
...
10%.
xl2%
15
12%
*84
98
Jan 16
7
.
15
12%
100% 101%
New York
180
7
62%
10*%
12%
13%
133%
*17%
17%
27% ' 27%
17%
18
74%
74%
x36%
37
62%
62%
;
74%
37%
New
N Y Chicago & St
New York Dock—
Mar 28
13%
17%
27%
18%
*99%
57
150ya
*132
133%
Newmont
New York Central—
351
Co
Newberry Co (J J) common—No par;
3%% preferred
:
100
32% Nov 10
11
62
I
1
.
—
29% Nov 20
Dec
27%
17%
73%
37%
1
—
23% Nov 10
Nov 18
17%
-1
Natomas Co
—
Nehl Corp
Neisner Bros Inc—
2
135
*132
17%
27%'
18%
73%
37% 'v
62%
■
93
*
23%
57%
92
92
111% 112%
151
151
*132
133%
23
92
92
110% 111%
150Va
10%
3
Apr 18
111%
151
93
12
13%
6%
Apr
95
110%
10%
13% Mar
Mar 11
57 y
12%
18
103
23%
56%
150
94
132% 132%
62%
99
22%
56%
111
100
27%
18Ya
73%
37%
99
22%
151
150%
*17%
*99% 100
100
99
10
July 29
36% July 25
50% Oct 13
94
xllO
15
22%
x56
12%
13%
29% Jan 10
190
100
100
_5
Radiator
National Vulcanised Fibre
28
13
15
National Theatres Inc——1
Dec 11
17% Dec 23
153%-153%
153
National U S
18
17
100
>10
-—Nopar
—
National Sugar Ref CoNational Tea Co
13% Dec 30
36% Dec
—8
common
preferred A
*—,—
preferred B—
Jan 14
36% Apr 30
17% Jan
2
68
100
i
National Steel Corp
12% Oct 22
4,600
7,300
9„800
410
49%
50
152% 155
50%
154
154
2,200
'1,700
-15,000
68%
77
40% Sep
9
63% Nov 20
14%
26%
14%
52 %
21%
14%
27
14%
67%
National Linen Service Corp
—1
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast-No par *
National Shares Corp
;
l
5
49%
21
68%
18% Sep 10
30% Sep 25
20
Sep 19
Nov
x27
14
52 >A
14y8
67%
58%
7
51%
20%
14
f
22%
7
9% Jan
4% Jan
{1—10
14%
.
—4
Register.
t8%
13% Jan
13% Jan
10% Jan
National Can Corp
22%
128% NOV
6
50%
10
8
10
16% Feb
50
National Fuel Gas CO.
19
7% Jan
7% Jan
50%
National Gypsum Co common
—A
$4.50 preferred———No par
Jun
21% May 12
15
Jan
6
23%
50%
1
115 % Oct
47% Apr 11
30% Jan 13
42% Jan
2
28%
50%
i
3
168
Nov 20
130% May 20
42% Dec
6
N&V 19
23'A Dec
58% Dec
loo
May
2
13
66% Nov 13
103 %
OCt
84% Apr 17
148
28%
50%
152
National City Lines
28% May 21
46
14%
29
10
-.100
Fibres Inc
National Aviation Corp
29'A Nov 17
Jun 20
35 Ye Oct 22
14%
28%
National Biscuit CO common
7% preferred
National Automotive
National Cash
19% Oct 22
16% Oct 22
14%
_B
14
517/8
20%
14%
28%
16'A Nov 20
13
24% May 23
38% Mar 18
18% Dec 23
1
20%
14%
Corp.
76% Oct
50% Jan 17
19% Jan
2
37% Jan
7
33
14
8
14
9y«Dec 24
2
•
Jan
30
20% Oct 22
Jan
Natco
11
60% Jan
13% Oct 22
35
15
4
30 %
123
*121
250
*230
130
124
250
60
N Y New Haven & Hartford Co-
4% Dec 24
14
18
Dec
2
41% Jan 14
14% Jan
2
12% Sep 24
24% Sep 25
54% Jan
31
% Oct 11
5% Jan
25% Apr
8
36% Oct
4
8
Common
Preferred 5 rU
New York
38% Dec 31
72% Sep
3
26% Oct 22
87
Nov 21
74
Jan 21
Jan 30
63
69
Apr
31% Mar
38% Jan
2
53% Dec
1
Common -—:—-
1
74% Sep 17
85
Mar 18
l
29% Jan
2
39
NOV 18
Niagara
Sep
5
70% Sep 19
76
July 8
80% July 25
3.40%
3.60%
67
$3.75
July 29
81
72
Nov 13
86% Apr 11
76
Oct
2
78
Oct 27
90
88 Ya Apr 23
3.90%
80
Sep 25
Aug 15
Sep 17
93% Jan 24
4.10%
98% Aug 20
Jan 28
108.
Dec
9
103
94
18% Dec 31
<
25% July IB
Oct 22
39% May 17
70% Jan
3
29
51% Dec 11
20% Aug 14
<
<
24% Jan
39% Jan
20% Oct
4
14% Dec 24
2
24% July 17
65% Dec 27
96
9
79
Sep 27
100% Nov 12
Jan
4
Mar
,
107
8
110
32% Nov 19
Deo 16
49% May 31
13% Oct 22
17% Jun 11
18% Jan
2
31% Jan
3
53% Apr
7
21% Sep
5
25% Feb 20
15% Jan
2
63% Apr 11
9
26% Apr
102
Oct 23
106% Aug
5
32% Jan 12
16% Jan
4
82
Feb 14
7
70% Sep 25
77% Nov 13
78
Oct ' 8
92
Mar 29
81
90
Feb
77% NOV 14
79% Oct
1
15% Oct 22
90% Feb 18
80% Oct
92
f
84% NOV
28% Feb
4
17% Jan
4
22% Apr
10% Jan
31
Feb
66
Nov
9% Oct 22
25% Aug 26
For footnotes
•
Feb
38
see
1
July 12
page 24.
Aug'29
79% Sep 25
6
5.25%
105% May 16
4.85%
108
Fab
26% Nov 17
61% Dec
92
2
Nov 19
23% Ape 18
41 % Deo
27%
72%
30%
109%
2
Nov 17
21%
20%
33
31%
32%
30%
31%
£3%
*77 %
'37%
52%
52%
50%
22% Nov 11
83% Jan 23
Jun
13
July lg
94% Jun 19
93% Mar
7
31% Nov 21
53%
52
10'/*
20 V*
32
51
10%
10 y4
5,400
20%
20
32%
31%
20%
313/4
4,000
10%
51
51%
*76 »/a
79
76%
*76%
37%
37
37%
36%
37%
36%
68%
69
68 %
68 %
68
68
69
69
«-
68%
68%
71%
72
72%
72%
72
72%
*71%
77%
78 %
77%
78
78
76%
78
83
83
83
82
82
82
82
*82%
83
105
104
104
98
*96
93
*82
*103% 105
103% 103%
*103%
*95
1041
"
25
25%
25
25%
2434
25V«
25
61 %
60%
61
59%
60%
89%
88
61%
89%
61
89
87
87%
87
88%
25
22%
22%
♦22%
22%
North American Aviation——1
39%
40%
40%
Northeast
24
24%
23%
*70
71%
*96
2»y8
C9%
Natural Gas
Co
5%% preferred——
5.80% preferred..
—10
100
100
5
Northern Pacific Ry_
:
Northern States Fwr Co (Minn)—
Common
—5
——
$3.60 preferred series
—
100
84.10 preferred series—
—.100
$4.08 preferred series.
$4.11 preferred series
$4.16 preferred series
700
73
79
71%
77%
71%
76%
5
—2
Capital Corp
3,300
37
Norfolk is Western Ry common—25
Adjustment preferred———
51%
76%
37%
x76%
97
Niagara Share Corp.
Nopco Chemical Co—
4,500
79.
77
37%
79
28%
29%
105% 105%
70%
.
97%
29%
29%
*105%
1053i
108% 108%
21%
21%
21%
75%
74
74
*83%
84%
33%
83%
82
83
82%
82%
81%
81%
82
82
*82%
83%
86%
*82%
83%
82
82%
*84
86%
Northrop Aircraft Inc.
29%
27%
28 %
Norwich Pharmacal Co.
48%
49%
75,800
2,600
29 V2
29%
105%
21%
.Northwest Airlines' Inc.
40%
24%
70
70
29»4
105%
74
1
400
39%
24
29%
70
2934
105%
74%
5
6,400
.
*83%
4,900
22%
*22 Ya
70
71%
29%
*105%
22
28Yb Dec
5,200
88%
24
49%
*84
60
40%
108%
74%
25%
39%
48%
21%
60
110
87
24
108%
51
980
180
60
2334
39%
23 %
50
50%
940
25
-
40%
41%
24
*70
400
.
98
22%
22%
70%
24,600
104%
*22%
*22%
49%
108% 108%
53
Dec
10%
97%
Northern
5
11
*97
Aug
4
10%
11%
Corp—
;
preferred
100
Mhk Pwr Corp com—No par
preferred..
100
preferred
.100
preferred————
>100
preferred
—100
preferred
—
100
—100
preferred —
Nov 19
Jun 13
59% Nov
92
20%
32%
100
—1
Northern Central Ry Co—1
—50
113% May 26
-94
21%
1
series A——*
Shipbuilding Corp
N Y State Electric Gas
32% Oct 30
21
10%
20%
No par
1
—
86
109
1093$,
105% 105%
♦109
109%
130
-
6.100
340
2,470
48%
49%
18,200
21%
21%
9,000
48%
49%
21%
21%
74
74%
*74
75
410
*82
83%
*82
83%
160
*82
83
*82
83
50
82
63
83
83
190
*83%
86
*83%
86
28%
29 %
29
29%
29%
30%
30%
31 y4
27.900
27
27%
26%
27
26%
26%
26%
27%
20,200
CO
49%
49%
50%
52
52%
53
*49%
2,700
Volume 188
Number 5801
,
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2369)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Highest
Lowest
Highest
LOW AND HIGH
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
Lowest
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
Far
Sales for
SALE TRICES
Thursday
.
Friday
the Week
Dec. 4
Wednesday
c
Dec. 2
Dec. 1
Dec. 5
Shares
Dec. 3
o
"
Ohio Edison Co
60% Nov 20
50% Jan
14
24
76% Jun 27
101% Mar 18
89
Jan 29
90
Sep
78% Sep
16
35% Nov 12
85 % NOV 13
103% Mar
94% Nov
17
103
Oct
31
102
52% May
42% Oct 22
83 % Oct
9
1
89
99% Mar 25
103
44% Jan
30
Sep~26
18
97
Jan
28% Mar
16%
13
17% Jan
3
89
Okla
5
28% Dec
19
ei% Juiyii
13% Jan
30
46
38% Oct 22
90% May 31
49% Jun 19
40% Jan 13
67% Nov 13
Otls Elevator
18y4 Oct 21
37% Jun 11
20% Jan
33% Nov
19
Outboard Marine Corp
Outlet Co—
89
2
Apr
13% Dec 30
66
Nov
13
Nov
12
43
7
Oct
4
Olin
1
1
Oliver Corp common
4%% convertible preferred
31
2
2
NOV 18
17
Nov 19
26% Jan
7% Jan
9% Jan
2
2
43% Apr
\ 61% Jun
8
13
40% Dec 13
132
22
7
Jun
5
137% Mar 12
7% Apr 22
119% Oct 23
4
Oct 22
19% Jan
12% Oct 22
Nov
18% Oct
2% Oct
26% Jan
22
80
21
2
19
17% Dec
3
'
51%
52%
52
52%
51%
52%
51%
52 %
*36
38%
140
140%
■
139%
Paramount Pictures
2
6
Parke Davis & Co new
Bt% Jan
a
2% Jan
2
(34M
4
1
84% Dec
49% Mrv 16
Jan
18
30
29
94% Sep
: 92% Sep
7
11
49% Apr 24
23
24% May
7
2
Jan
Dec
4
si
lati
12
5
t«
Pet Milk Co common
When issued
41% Dec
102
5
May
4% %
9
13% Dec
20
2% Dec 27
42% Feb
85% Sep
10
17% Dec
23
43% Jan
34% Oct
21
14
23
2
5
Apr
10
13
103
Nov
13
Pfizer
7
100% Jun
17
Nov 11
82
87
Nov
106
18
92
Nov
24
102
8
100
Sep
8
107
4.68%
12% Jan
26% Dec
•7% Jan
71% Nov 24
43
61% Dec
Nov 13
12
Feb 12
46
82
Dec
Jan
89
Mar 12
19
35% Nov 13
7
Oct 22
53% Jan
4
13% Jan
8
7% Jan
2
12% Sep 24
94% Jan 21
96% Jan
2
7
97
39% Jun 26
44% Jan
3
95% May
42% Jan
88
94
Nov
Oct
21
15% Oct
22
82% Dec 31
82% Dec 24
14% Dec 30
14
a
66% Nov 17
100% Jun 20
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp com
5%
preferred
Pillsbury Co common
•2% Feb
26
Nov
17
16% Jan
2
22% Oct
13
Mar 26
82% Jan
6
93% Jun 25
98% May 18
84% Jan
7
99 % July 29
20% May 16
14% May 12
fan
8
24% Nov 20
100
17% Aug
Nov 11
180
Jun
13
128
Nov
10
135
134
Jun
25
150
Feb
6
128
Apr
17
140
14% Dec
30
81% Jun
21
15% Jan
2
Oct
8
85% Jan
10
67% Feb
6% Dec 23
6
8% July 19
25
Jun 12
lun
4
Jan 22
28% Oct
81
8
13
Aug 11
7% Feb
4
14
Dec
30
37% Jan
4
14% Jan
2
24% Oct
14
60
Dec
24
80% Feb
7
62
Jan
2
72
Oct
23
67
Dec
23
85
Jan
23
68% Jun
2
80
Oct
10
11
1
-100
25
No par
1
Pitts Coke As Chem Co
93
14
24% Sep 29
July 11
94
—
■■■■;•
common—10
preferred—No par
94.80 preferred (conv)
No par
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
--1
Pitts Ft Wayne As Chic Ry com-100
7% guaranteed preferred
.100
Pitts Metallurgical Inc—
1-25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co—-—10
Pittsburgh Screw As Bolt
1
95
convertible
-10
100
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
9% preferred class A
8%% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh As West Virginia——100
Pittsburgh Young As Ash pfd
100
Pitts ton Co (The) common--1
19
Dec
115
Dec
8
135
44% Oct
22
84
Jun
18
99% Jan
10
74% Dec
5
68% Oct 21
117
Jun
20
69
10
109 % Dec
5
21% Dec
2
39% Nov
14
Plough Inc
7
31
21% Mar 20
32% Nov
14
Plymouth Oil Co
—-®
109% Nov 20
Polaroid Corp
Rights (expire
1
14
Feb
12
17% July
29% July 29
22% Dec
19
38
Nov
14
53% Dec 11
15% Dec
19% Jun
"30
44% Jun
21
32% July 22
23% Dec _31
67
Dec 31
37% Oct
22
48
28% Jun
24
May 20
82% Feb
4
24% Jun
28
29
24
Jan
19% Jan
80
•inn
7
113% Aug 27
Mar 29
43% Jan
3
1-ft «
16% Jan
28
92% Jan
10
i Jan
31
55
1
125
11J Nov
26
27% Oct
2
26% Nov 24
78% Nov 20'
49 Vm Feb
14
42% Jan
7
Oct
29
•S
Feb
18
83% Nov
5
95
Apr
18
Oct
29
98
Apr 23
8ep
12
107% Apr 22
37
Jan
•
.39
Nov
30% May
14
2
Nov 12
92
Mar 13
81% Oct 23
95
Feb
83% Oct
22
40
May" "9
2
43% Nov 18
Oct
11
79% Mar 19
70% Nov 26
20% Sep
4
24% Feb
4
21
90% Ma- 13
24% Jan 10
19% Sep
26
23% Feb
4
"4% Oct~22
64
Mar
1
9% May 15
72
5
Aug
15
5% Jan
2
14% Dec
97% Jan
9
81
Nov
18
31% Oct
29
30% May 22
26% Jan
7
♦2% Dec 31
66% Apr 24
48% Jun
7
43% Jan
2
Oct
29% NOV 14
33% Jan
29
Feb 38
97% Feb
11
2
39% Sep
123% Aug 13
138 % Dec
13
30
131
Oct 28
23% Oct 22
29% Jan
7
23
July 28
For footnotes
see
page
24.
18
12
Oct
22
20
23% Jun
20% Nov
105
public Service Co of Colorado
10
Public Serv Elec As Gas com—No par
91.40 div preference
com—No par
Pure
81
18
Gamble
19
Feb
Sep
Procter As
10
Co—-——10
13
92
86
Dec 9)
—
Potomac Electric Power
Nov
11
1
Poor As Co
2.60
41% Nov
Sep
82
75
convertible preferred
preferred
100
4.18% preferred
100
4.30% preferred- I
100
5.05%
preferred —
Public Serv Co of Indiana—No par
3%% preferred
100
4.32% preferred
25
4.16% preferred
25
4.80%
preferred
100
Publlcker Industries Inc com
5
94.75 preferred
No par
Puget Sound Power As Light Co—10
Pullman Inc
......—-——No par
77
65
27
2
26% Jan
4
9
29% Jan
100
Feb
93.50
111% Nov 21
60
52
Nov
5
19
146% Apr 23
38% July 24
4.08%
Oil
(The)—
Quaker Oats Co (The)
6%
50%
2%
2%
—
-
ff
common—9
100
preferred—
Quaker Stat* Oil Refining Oorp
41
20%
20%
50%
50%
V
52%
-
46%
39%
20%
20%
52%
2%
14%
14%
14%
13%
14%,
14
14%
21%
*21%
22%
•*21%
22%
22
45
44;%
45
44%-
44%
36%
36
36%-
36
36%
«%
T%
6%
7
*43%
44.
36
35%
20%
*20%
107%
106'/a
77%
78 %
78%
79%
*60
62
108
1,900
109
108 %
■
34,600
21%
21%
21%
20%
106%
82
21%
900
12*100
6%
6%
1 ••••'.•
6%
7
'!
36
108
20%
107%
79%
900
■M
35%
79
21%
106%
800
14,100
22
«
44
!'
3,100
7,500
14%
13%
21%.
7,000
186,900
3
*2%
2%;
21%
2,500
79'%
84%
6,400
62 %
60
60
59%
59%
300
55%
55%
56%
56
56%
56
58%
x55%
55%
6,400
99
98'%
98%
97%
98 %
97%
98%
x96%
98%
95%
94
94%'
94%
95
95
95%
x94
94
18%
18%'
17%
18%
17%
18
17%
18 '''
*41% .42%
*41%
41%
41%
41%
48%
48%
48%
49%
62
*41%
42%
48%
49%
48%.
''
65%
25%
80%
80%
100%
17%
4'A
4%
63
81
41
••;
•
97
*93%
98
60
57%
59%
58%
59%
44%
45%
45'A
45%
45%
45%
45%
21%
21
21'A
21
21%
21
99%
99%
99%
99%
99%
83
84
83
83%
83
83
94
94
94
*99
83%
10
*93'A
93
103%
103%
104%
104
103%
65
66'A
66
97%
41%
99%
99%
17%
101
98%
45%
45%
46
21
21
21
99%
98%
98%
82 y4
82%
440
93%
93%
210
103%
103%
*93%
94
*103'A
'
104
'
170
65%
68%
68
69%
13,900
25%
26
25%
25%
47,800
71%
1
26%
71
*70
59%
60
59%
60%
61
61
79%
79%
80
80
*81
85
*81
85
*77%
78%
*77%
78%
*77%
79
44%
45%
45%
46%
46%
*77%
78%
44'A
46
10%
11
10%
180
25%
71
46%
45%
2,800
65
25%
79
11%
97%
♦95
97%
*95
4,700
■
62%
X24%
79%
*77%
■
29,100
66'A
60%
79%
14,000
98
5934
71
59%
9,300
57%
-
26%
*70
10
'4%
4%
f93%
98
*93%
500
3,500
"
'
100%
83%
93
'102%
97
•/
97%
96%
95%
98
59'A
,
400
17%
4%
*93%
97%
98
19,900
41
60%
96%
90
f
80'A
<
-
59%
*94%
63%
25%
80'A
17%
4%
57,900
x25 %
r-
%
101
17%
4:,«i
12,000
41
41
*99%
17'A
4%
4%
•■'•
101
17%
50%
*62%
25%.4:
81%
*98%
17%
4%
j';^
63
25%
*39
101
100
49%
65
41
17%
*39
42%
:
81'A
v
690
17%
*41%
25%
*79
640
17%
25%
25%
81
*98%
17%
-V
•
'I
.
64%
65%
25%
*79
*98 %
*60
49%
*65
65%
25%
26
100
preferred series A
preferred
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pltaey-Bowes Inc
May
139
64
Corp common
3%%
27 % Mar 20
21
44
Apr
88% Nov 25
6
21% Apr 23
70% July 12
4
11% Oct
48% Aug 13
26% Feb 27
1
—-3
Philip Morris Inc common——8"
4% preferred
100
3.90% series preferred
100
Phillips Petroleum
5
Mar 18
98
74% Jan
Jan 29
78
Phllco
1
5
79% Feb
•7% Nov 22
preferred
Phlla As Reading Corp
14
19
18% Apr
23
100
.——100
100
100
3.80% preferred
4.30% preferred
7
May 5
May 13
Nov
72
6
20%
50%
50
45%
>:
21
common—No par
No par
91 conv preference com
4.40% preferred
68% Jan 16
Oct 22
.
Aug 27
Phlla Electric Co
27% Jau
38% Oct 21
48
7
81
Jan
Phelps-Dodge Corp
16
31% Apr 22
21% Oct 22
11
96% Oct
Jun
107% May
98% Feb
19
104% FCb
Aug 26
84
24
11
10O
12.60
2nd preferred (conv)
4%
64% Nov 20
46% Nov 24
20% Sep
•
105% Apr
1
94% Feb 12
76% Nov 14
53% Dec
27
Jan 22
27% Jau
J
2
Feb
1
6
(Chas) As Co Inc common—1
Jan
92
20%
50%
—
100
Jan
3
40% May 21
29% Aug
No par
49% Jan
5% Aug
7
65% July 18
97
Feb 28
12
10,400
94
*93
,
94
Petroleum
18% Nov 18
3
14% Jan
7
20% Jun
56%
■
4,500
98%
25
100
—
40,400
'
55
Corp of America
Pfelffer Brewing Co
'
20%
*60%
—33%o
preferred
38
3
75%
1°
5,
Peoples Gas Light As Coke
Pepsi-Cola Co
35
48
21
-100
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co—
34%
20%
105%
100
preferred
series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc.—
4.40%
46%
33%
3
4%
21%
55%
93
4534
3%
590
4%
■
55% '
93
47%
6%
Light com—No par
83% Nov 18
10
40
98% Mar 28
As
4%%
1
Nov
50% Dec
19% Jan
41
Oct"25
25
Power
Pann
55%
20%
2,040
73,100
5%
44%
1
40
No par
10
Sand Corp——
1
69% Sep 23
26% Oct 30
1
Jan
19
43
12% Mar U
2
9
60% Aug
it*
37
Apr 26
85
16% Oct
2
18% Dec
f eL»
28% Jan
Feb 25
Penna Glass
14
101 % Apr
2
Jan 28
5
Oct
104% Jun
11
56%
46%
r-
:
14.0%
135
36
Penney (J C) Co
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp—
56% Dec
65
49
41% Jan
Jan
5
33
8,300
11,800
20%
94
*93
4.300
:/
38%
14'4
preferred
91.60 convertible
17
Dec
109
33%
46%
33%
•
140%
21%
{ 21%
45%
55%
55%
94
X46
52
4% 1
4%
4%.
22
61
21%
Penn-Texas Corp common
8% Aug 25
23% Oct
iwn
«2%.?an
55%
*93
47%
3%
1
Cement Corp
4%
21%
-2,700
6i%
51%
5-fV
46
3J>0
* Ford
4%
22%
2,100
8,700
133%
-
*
30
23
*35
134%
20%
16
32% Dec
4%'
141
5
134
133
13%
60%
f
A
?
10%
61%
■*-
2,800
20
*22 %
.
33%
1
140%
5 %
5-h
132 %
94
*36
38%
140%? 140%
133
21%
4%,
»
'
tea
25
Transportation
<
*36 '
5'A
5ft
133
33%
2.50
Parker Rust Proof Co
23
46%
1
—No par
Corp
5
Dec
64% July 19
11
21
45% Feb 25
132%
*93
100
39% Mm- 20
101
92
No par
—
48% Nov 12
9
1
140%
131
10
70% July 12
;
38%
*36
19% Jan
106
35% Dec
*22%
5%
41
45% Jan
19
23
3,300
:
13%
'
60%%!
10% Jan
28
28% Dec
22%
61
5
25
35
*22%
60%
59%
Peabody Coal Co common—
M mm* prior preferred
22% Jan
13%
60
Patlno Mines As Enterprises
86% Nov
6
11% Dec 80
90 % Oct
13 %
5 9'/a
31
8
30
13%
22%
11
85% Mar 13
39% Oct 22
13%
7,400
93
19%
'
-
59%
3% Jan
•
46% Dec
14%
13%
14%
.100
10,900
;
10%
-
59%-
15% Nov
13% Jan
48% Nov 20
19%
*22%
2
6
35% Jan
27
Jun
10%
19%
60%
•
2% Dec 30
Nov 26
75
10%
19%
61
7% Jan
a
11
10%
59%
2
40% Jan
Oct
%
19%
60
No par
1
22
21
10
19%
60%
31
Apr 10
30% Dec 31
27
24% Jun
10%
19 %
*91 %
93
61%
9
12% Jan
7% Dec 27
v
32%
32%'
60'
100
preferred—
Parmelee
98
32'%
%
32
*91%
61%
No par
47% Nov
22% May U
57
Oct 29
98
X97
98%
•22%
No par
*
9
July 17
v
25
16% Jan
2% Jan
22% May 1
4% Jan 24
84
*10%
f
56%
>0% Jan
33
Dec
83'%
%
97% ',!
v
91%
55%
4%
85
13%
Panhandle East Pipe Line—
Common
83%
rl0
preferred
15
86
1,100
16
*15%
.
l
preferred
14
85%
32'%
59% Nov
Apr
62%
91%
22%
98
61
98%
32'%
4%
•
62%
91%
22%
S
15%
33%
10%
115%
115
115%
15%
62
91%
1
Jan
14% Dec
88%-
■
*
32,900
*
115%
98%
20% !
-5.800
32%
31'%
15%
*15
r 32%
10',4
63%
62%
117%:
116%
93
xl9%
600
88
*86'%
62%
*
10
61 %
118
99
1
Jan
32%
33
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
•0
32%
:
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
IT
32%
32%
7
May 17
36% Jun 11
%
86
23% Nov 12
56% Jan 16
32
1
13%
,
•
*91%
-
95
32%
40%
63%
85%"
3
17
Dec
63%
85%
27
84% July 23
28
Oct 22
36
'63%
15%
Feb
5% Nov
63%
61%
12% Jan
4
63%
60
Rights when issued
J
4
13%
88
*15
5
6%
13%
87
15%
V 99
100
15
Pacific Telen As Teleg common—100
Apr 21
13%
88%
59 %
I
Pacific Lighting Corp
Pacific Mills
5f6 Nov 20
57,700
13%
84%
25
143
166,900
13%
*91
92
V 88 %
57%
6.25
Pacific Gas As Electric
149% Nov 20
20
Sep 30
130
43%
32%"
Pacific Finance Corp_
21
41%--
33
3
39% Oct 30
39%
32%
Pacific Coast Co common
52% Nov
2
40% Jan
39%
63
62% Nov 18
20% Feb 21
117% Jan
2
9
33% Jan
600
63%
No par
5%
28%
62%
64% Nov
2
27%
89
14% July 30
22% Nov 20
May 22
18% Jan 17
;40
Jan
2
47% Jan
1
28% 1
13%
Pacific Cement As Aggregates Inc
3
28%
39%
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
Oct
14
28'%
88
preferredPaper Co common
preferred—
95
»
28%.
38%
38%
Oxford
'20% Dec
10
9
33% Jan 21
43% Oct 22
2
96% May
7,800
30c
Dec
500
38%
X13%
112
17%
*17%
'
91
92
112
5,200
37%
14%
*15
13,800
91
39%
111
17%
'
92% \
37%
f
89%
1
1
27%
37%
13%
No par
~40
41%
27%
-40%
,,
37%
*91
-39%
Overland Corp (The)
92%
92%
93
17%
17%
17%
110
98
37%
92
37%
5
Owens Corning Fiberglas Corp
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com
6
17%
93
«
37%
*90
38%
6.25
^
3
4%
92
1
4
38% Aug
17'A
17%
17%
37%*
100-
2
99% July 29
1
*
Corp
Dec
86
85% Oct
31
Chemical
15% Dec
25% Jan
17% Jan 22
Mathieson
62% Dec
118
4
July 15
93% Oct
16 % Jan
112% Oct
7
2
23
33% Sep 25
19% Nov 19
27%
Dec
12
10
:
27
*90
430
84
*97%
40%
27%
43% Feb
7
Jan
39%
27%
14% Dec
Jan
211
27
39%
27%
92
82% Mar
15
8% Dec
40%
27%
3
69
Jan
96
Nov 18
85
40
27%
7
24
Jan
40%
27%
2
Mar 13
104
24
39%
95%
40 %
Jan
37% Feb
3
66% July 25
50% Oct 21
*92%
7% Jan
6
Nov
Jan
95%
31% Apr
16% July 15
68
18
*92%
issued
30
73
95%
20
Dec
35 % Nov
*92%
100
Dec
y
98
*97%
98
7.50
5,90O
92'%
84
58
'
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84
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7
11
84
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98
common—
64
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85
56
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preferred.
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92
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98
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4
92
84
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93
84
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4%
3
May 27
39% Oct 27
98
7
57%
92
84
>
-
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Ohio Oil Co
21
18% Jun
6
24
27% Dec
7
Oct
76% Jan
15
Nov
28
84
5ey8
93
93
58%
58
-
58
57%
57%
.100
preferred
4.44% preferred
May 16
43% Aug 11
26
4
Jan"
81% July 24
22% Oct 22
28% Jan
27% Nov
28 % Dec
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-
4.56%
17
Jan
common
4.40% preferred
3.90% preferred—
10
Jun
92% May 16
19
11
10%
97%
*95
71%
♦70
60%
97%
180
71
61%
11,700
300
47%
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10%
11
10%
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<
48,100
6,700
97%
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63%
63%
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63
64
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105
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19,500
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I,700
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23
22%
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26%
26 %
26%
26%
26
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26
26%
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76
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47
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102
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21
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21%
21%
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43
21%
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21 %
100
111
111%
1,120
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111
111
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12
12%
12
13
12%
14%
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111%
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81
81
81
81
80%
80'%
70
30%
30%
29%
30%
29
29%
29%
30%
30'A
30%
32,400
58%
59
57%
58%
56 %
57%
56%
57%
57%
57%
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40%
40%
40
40%
40%
40%
40%
41%
40%
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28,000
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51%
132
24
81
51%
132
24 %
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49%
51%
50 %
50%
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133%
131%
133 %
23%
24%
23%
24
50%
133
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50%
134
24%
50
132%
24
50%
133%
24
2.800
; 160
1,500
21
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
22
.
Monday, December 8, 1958
.
.
(2370)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Dec. 4
Wednesday
Tuesday
Dec. 1
*
Sales for
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
Dec. 5
Shares
Dec. 3
Dec. 2
E
78
«4% Jun 24
30% Jan
May 13
Jan 24
40
Oct 22
37
46% Dec
2
Sep
30
69
Radio Corp
4
$3.50
75% May 12
10
21
23% Oct
10
Mar 22
21% Aug
6
16% Apr
48% Feb
11
59 % Jun
7
Dec
23
34% Jan
8
14% Jan 13
21% Feb 28
22% Sep 24
59'?.i Dec
5
19% July 14
25% Jan
20
17
14
11
23% Aug 13
34% Jan
4
16% Mar 18
11
32% Dec
30% Nov 18
39
20
36
Dec
35
2
Jan
16% Dec 30
31% Jan
12% Jan
7
8
Reed Roller Bit
Mar
8
14% Oct 27
Reeves Bros Inc_:
10
51% July
Reichhold
7
3% Dec 31
13 % Dec
10
15% July
30% Dec
10
45
July 31
31
Jan
22
30% Dec
24
30
Mar 29
17
Sep
16
52
Dec
10
62
Feb
54
Jan
S
13
Oct
10
32% Jan
4% Dec
1
29% Jun
Jan
9
Oct
6
22
2
7
13'/a Apr
9% Jan
2
37
Dec
18
59% Jan
37% Apr
5
8
25
2
39
July 19
40
July 11
10% Jan
4
8% May
18
31% Dec
Mar 12
21
16% Jan
10
9% Dec
72% Jun
24
10
23
21% Jan
18
10% Jan
1% Jan
9
2
2
70 Vi Oct
30
80
Aug
4
1
55
Feb
23
33% Jan
4
19% Jan
100
27J/aMay
6
22% Jan
22 % Jan
22% Dec 24
31% July 24
81% Nov
22
35
1
11
20
19%
20
19%
19%
4,200
12%
11%
12
11%
11%
3,600
50%
48%;
49%
43
50%
61,200
7%
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7%
16%
16%
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46%
47%
20
16 %
!
47 V 4
46%
....
22%
16%
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16%
47%
47%
43%
47%
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17%
17-'a
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57%
57 V a
57
57%
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28 Va
27%
28 Va
27%
17%
7%
7
7
28
100
1
50c
8%
Vi
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14 Va
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68 V
a
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38%
38%
38%
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r
45%
67 V
45 V a
84%
85%
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81 Vi
81%
1
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18%
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Co
2%
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Corp
Paper Corp_
5
4%
1
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20
465
100
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5
1
4%
20% Dec
48 Vb
49
25,200
29 Va
29 Vb
29%;
22,000
68 Vb
67%
67%
18,600
47
46 Vb
46%
4,400
86%
86 Vi
86%
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46 Vi
46 Va
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85 V
86 Va
86 Va
a
*100
V
2
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117
*100
117
81%
81%
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2%
2%
2%
106
35%
35 Va
41%
42
42
,: ■;
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,
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4%
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33%
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&
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19
25 Vi
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18%
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49%
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22%
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21
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39%
40 Vi
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39%
39%
39%
39%
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9%
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4,000
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50 V4
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21 Va
21%
28,000
39%
39%
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5
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19 >4
—
9
47%
46%
67 %
35 V a
1
Roper (Geo D) Corp
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
Royal McBee Corp.
Ruberoid Co (The)
2
Jun
i
;
Ronson Corp
40% Nov 20
11
Cable
13,900
29 Vb
18%
38
471 Va
40,100
37%
46%
*34'
29 Vi
Vb
70*a
37
Xl4%
23 "'a
preferred series A
Rohr Aircraft Corp
When
issued
Rome
28
1,200
69%
38%
68 Vi
4%
37
14 Vo
70 Vb
37%
33 %
38 Vb
14
68 V1
'
29%
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33Vi
38 Va
9%
13Va
*
a
2%
5
.
33
com
26,600
9 Vi
46
117
35%
44
43
Antelope Copper Mines—
9Va
85 Vi
105%
36 Vi
18.50G
67%
18%
109% '
35 Vi
80
28%
291
*81% ,,82%
2%
V
106
10
17 Vi
57 V 2
27
46 Vi
84%
*100
100
series
17 Vi
57 Va
68%
a
,46
117
800
17Va
46%
29
a
300
34,100
30
46
*
30%
400
16%
47%
46%
27%
8%
14 Va
68 Va
38
5
1
».
28
Apr
690
57
x27 Vi
8%
9%
14
69%
9%,
Jan
Nov 20
900
17 %
57
14
96
4
6,300
23
57
18
28%
69%
lo
lo
37% Nov 20
53% Nov 20
25% Oct
8
15% Jan
20%
16%
2
30% Oct
37% Jan
25
20 %
•16
6
14
13
7
10% Jan
2
«
Jan 14
Nov
3C
7
Rohm & Haas Co common
Nov
39% Nov 13
12
16
29%
*6%
1
34
26 % Dec
10
29%
7%
4
Jan
22% Aug 22
29%
*6%
Dec
90
40% May 10
29%
48%
i
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls
4
60% Jun
24
33% Dec
Roan
7% Apr 17
12% Jan
2
19
33%
*29%
12%
Ritter Company
1
13
17% Apr 30
21
7% Oct
Dec
5% Oct
2
Jun
33
29%
20%
48%
481
22% Jan
37% Dec
17% Dec 30
28
Feb 26
44
2
2
23% Dec
11
Riegel
24 % Dec
13% Jan
8% Dec 23
33%
29%
12
5
series
Manufacturing
Richfield
July 24
32
20% Dec 31
■
22%
33%
30%
46%
6%% convertible preferred
25
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp—No par
Rockwell-Standard Corp
5
Apr
38% May 21
23%
33%
12%
Rhodesian Selection Trust
1
2
22% Jan
May 29
96
4
19% Oct
Rheem
1
14
July 18
2
312
8
423% May
Oct 21
385
55%
23%
33%
46%
Inc
Preferred 3.60%
38% Nov 13
28% Jan
28
53%
23
33%
12%
preferred-.,
Common
5
Oct
3
2
5
Sep
19%'Dec
2
Jan
29% Mar
54%
23%
33%
44 %
5
Corp—
Revere Copper & Brass
87% May 22
2
23
53%
23
32%
'
28
15% Dec
Dec
55%
23%
12
common
convertible
Revlon
109% Dec
56% Dec
28
83,100
6
7
20% Dec 23
59%
29
83% Feb
26% Aug 19
58%
90% Sep
78% Jan
4
58%
47 Va Oct
19
7% Apr
8
36% July 19
44 % July 17
55%
10
22
2
25,600
13
73% Sep
21
1S%
29 Va
82% Jan
Oct
19%
X68 Vi
66 % Dec
4
19%
2.50
•2% July 22
68% Jun
6
19% Jan
19%
Reynolds Metals Co common
1
4%% preferred series A
50
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco class B—lo
63% Jan
3 Vb Apr
19%
Rexall Drug Co
46% Mar 29
1% Oct 21
57%
19
5
12
Dec
57%
19%
17
49
8% Jan
5
56%
19%
Dec
65% May 16
39 % Nov
$1
14
700
56%
*
38% Nov
7,600
57%
19%
30% Nov
32% Dec 30
*57
*57
46
56%
20
10
Republic Steel
71 Vi NOV 20
8
22% May 12
25% Jan 10
2
32% Jan 10
41% Jan
6
7% Oct 22
19
57%
22%
22%
10
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
1
14% Nov
2.000
22%
—1
1
;
preferred 3%%
Conv
2
71%
22%
45%
*29%
No par
50c
Chemicals
Reliance Mfg Co
May 20
24
60% Jun
71
22%
19%
50
Reliance Elec & Eng Co
50%Oct 27
13
167,900
71 %
22%
45%
32%
Reliable Stores Corp
15
Oct
18
7
12% May
8
%
71
22%
43%
54
$1.25 div prior preference
8% Nov 11
a
3% Jan
46%
70%
22%
72
(Robt) & Co—
Rels
6% Feb 28
22%
45
x70%
45%
43%
*71%
23%
Co
25% Aug
31% Jun
72
56%
No par
1
Raybestos-Manhattan
17% May 28
6
Jan
2
12
3% Dec 31
30
43%
71%
22%
Rayonier Inc
Raytheon Mfg Co
Reading Co common
4% noncum 1st preferred.
4c/o noncum 2nd preferred
34% Jan 24
31% July 25
25% Jun 10
10
Jan
60% Oct
45 % Apr
41%
of America com—No par
preferred
No par
1st
Inc
Ranco
-19%,
50%'
'
9%'
s
26% Dec
23% Nov 20
July
78
137
93
Mar 22
176
2
14
Feb
24% Jan
4
July 17
84% Jan
161
36% Nov
Jan
2
24
22% Jan
2
Jan
2
10% Jan
2
7
30
46% Mar
24
25 % Dec
2
10 % Dec
10
26% Jan
11
50 % Dec
9
74% Feb
5
63
23% Oct
22
46% Jan
3
26% Jan
22
6
Oct
30
Feb
11
23% Jan
29
85
96
22
39% May
11% Dec
24
17% July
16% Oct
22
31% Oct
21
37% Nov 27
29
Sep
25
36
11
Dec
30
22 y8 May
52
Nov
4
1
58% Dec
34
33%
July 10
3
86
Oct
2
99 Va Jan
.
24
.
Dec
2
19
May
75
Jan
7
83
May
I
71
Nov
12
20
Dec
23
36
Jan
4
21% Apr
7
15% Oct 23
18
Dec
13
17% Jan
10
Oct
2
85 '/a Apr
21
10
28%
5
Scovill
24%
Dec
5
22
15% Jan
14%
73
73 "a
74
1—No par
1
*77%.
79%
*78
*78
79 %
79
95%
95%
*94
95%
♦94
"
95%
*94
23%
23%
22%
•
,,
.
common.
preferred-
73%
38%
22%
23
.
23
•
-
.
13%
13%
44 %
46
36 %
36%
17%'.
18
67% Jan
2
8% Jan
10
101
Corp_.
Seiberling Rubber Co—
!
,
Dec
5
16
Aug
4
19
38
Oct
1
26% Feb 25
46%
Dec
1
25
Dec
23
58% Jan
2
25% Apr
11
39% Nov 17
Sharon Steel Corp_T_
-No par
37%
18
10% Sep
9
8% Jan
13
17
Shattuck
-No par
15%
17
84
Nov' 13
2i
.
Dec
$4.50 preferred
12
85% Oct
7
10
17% Feb 24
23% Oct
14
30
17% Jan 25
13% May 20
20% Sep 30
21% Nov 14
93
May
68
Feb
19
29% Jun
13% Dec
23
21% Apr
9% Oct 22
10
Jan
2
12% Jun 25
Apr" 11
19% Dec
17
32%
33% Dec
30
49% Jan
49
Dec
17
89
45 %
32 % Dec
22
40
Nov
Corp.
4
Siegler
of America
Corp
17
33% Jan
50% Jan
2
16% Sep
5
20 % Dec
1
Simplicity
Dec~ 23
68 %Jun
6
46% Mar
3
63% Dec
2
Sinclair Oil Corp—
49
Nov
28
17
50% Nov 20
70% Oct
Simmons
Co
1
30
25% Apr
7
23% Oct
2
15% Jan
2
23% Oct
14
Smith-Corona
14
Nov
12
20% Jan
11
14% Jan
2
23% Nov
21
63% Oct
22
70 % Dec
,6
58% Jan
10
65% July 15
18
44 % Jan
13
15% Apr
3
18
6% Jan
2
23% May 2
51% Feb 13
20% Jan
2
23
25
18% Jan
2
22
21% Jan
10% Jan
108
Dec
NOV
14
5
Smith
(AG)
Solar
Aircraft
8
17%
19%
19Va
16,200
26%
28V 4
28 Va
30%
30%
32 %
30%
31 %
246,200
38
37
46%
45%
1
45 Va
46 %
.,
200
37%1
37 %
*37
45%
45%
45
45%
3.800
60
67%
68
1,300
37%'
37
.40%
7,400
19%
19 Va
19%
9,400
62%
.63%
62 Vi
63%
31,500
68%
08%
68%
08%
66
2,400
41
41%
40
40%
39%
40%
40
40%
40
40%
4,300
5
20 V«
21%
21%
22 %
21 %
22
21 Va
21%
21%
21 %
30,000
5
22%
23 %
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22
22%
2,200
33 %c
104%
105%
104%
105 %
104%
105%
105%
15
48%
49
47%
48%
47%
48%
47%
48%
47%
48%
18%
19'%
19 VV
19%
19
19%
19
19 V
18%
19 Va
6,700
8%
16.800
23%
5,600
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Inc
1
8%
8
33%
.
7 Va
8 Va
33 Va
32%
32%
105 V
a
105
8 Va
33 Va
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*49
50
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39%
1,400
31 Vi
15,600
28%
28%
29%
35%
35 Va
36
*35
57%
57 Va
58
59
59
59%
36%
36%
28%
29
28%
35
35
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25
57%
57%
5
35%
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29%
70,820
39%
50
39%
50
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33
6,200
108
50
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25
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'33
8 Va
32%
8%
8
32%
a
*39%
preferred
5
31 Vis
36
,
30
*34%
59 "4
300
36
59%
37%
37
:
12,000
23,400
37% Dec
5
Southern Co (The)
36 %
36
36%
36 Va
37 Vi
2
34 % Dec
3
34
34
34 >/«
34%
34%
34%
34%
x33%
43 Va Nov
21
Southern Indiana Gas & ElecJNo par
Southern Natural Gas Co
7.50
34
2
40%
42
40%
41%
40 Va
41
40%
41V*
40%
41V
a
13,500
84% Jan
2
10
62% Nov
20
Southern Pacific Co
(Del)
No par
59%
61
59%
60%
59%
60%
60 Va
60 V a
60%
60%
22.500
11
Southern Railway common
No par
50%
51%
51 Vi
52
52 Va
33i
4
11,800
18
18
18%
1,400
30
Jan
55
Nov
2
19
July 15
5%
13
78
Feb
20
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs
16% Jan
Jan
10
38% Nov
6
12% Dec
31
18% Jan
10
12
Jan
8
22 % Oct
30
2% Dec
31
2% Jan
3
7% Dec
3
47
Jan 31
49% Apr 22
95% Oct
28
8
67% Oct
13
94% Jan
9
87
92
19% Jan
,
Nov
26
Apr 22
14
12 % Jan
2
18% Nov
20
17% Dec 30
26 Ya July 15
17 % Apr
17
24% Nov
17
82% Nov
98% Jan
15
85% Jan
2
-8% Dec 11
2
60
95
May
7
12% Apr
11
9% Jan
Nov
11
72% Jan
7
82% Jan
8
19% Dec
79% Sep
24
24
35% Jun
11
20% Jun
2
30% Dec
5
24.
17%'"
19%.
19Vt
Nov
page
18%
19%
69
70
21%
18
20
13
82
see
22%
18 %
19%
Jan
31
footnotes
45,800
,22%
18%
24% Jan
34% Dec
For
22
21%
ar% Jan
22
4
21%
6,300
33
Jan
11% Dec 30
22,800
63%
17
7
20,000
79
80%'
'
19%
Jan
28
15Vi
80
20%
Porto Rico Sugar common__5
26
July
37%
15
79%
;
18%
39 V
25% Dec
Jan
37 Va
15%
80
5,800
22
39
2
6% Jan
37%
15%
.
20 %:
*48
20% Jan
65
371/4
15%
15%-
j..
17%
50
Southern California
61
43Va
,21%
39
4
3
15%
43%
43%
16%
39
59% Dec
Jan
14%
44%
69
Co
2
40
15
44
.37%" 37%
„
38
*48
Gas
49% Jan
45% Apr 25
79% Nov 13
14V«-
69
South
8%
5,070
10,000
13%
68%
4
ay 29
105,400
9%
101
44
.13%,
79%"'
*37
38
9%
69 Va
31 Va Dec
3
,
6,800
19% V
19
100
68%
Jersey
13
26
99%
100
,
68
South
51% Jun
4
v.
T
63
4
10
8
45
.
98
10
100
xl9%
9
May
44"% Sep
19% Feb
96%
13%
19
9%
63%
39% Dec
7
81
18%
10%
69%
52
13
45% Jan
19
9%
20%
14
25% Jan
4
18%
10%
63 Vi
26
32% Jan
11
18%
69%
47% Jan
11
27
36%
43,300
20%
South Amer Gold & Platinum
25
16% Nov
20,100
37%
63%
South Carolina E & G Co com—4.50
5%
preferred
50
14
35% Jan
76% Oct
45%
*
10% July
34 % Nov
39% Jan
28% Dec
1,000
44%
36%
69%
Co
23
Nov 26
13%
48%
36%
.13%
20%
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
14
Oct~2l
33
13%
46%
13%
13%
80%
28 Va
45%
50
62%
Smith Kline & French Labs
52% Apr 25
20% Nov
Sep
May 27
49% July 17
46% Jan 10
7,ou0
1
Corp
Marchant
30
32
24%
19%
Skelly Oil Co
24%
25% Oct 22
29% Dec 23
23 Vt
68%
36% Sep
43
24
5
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
15% Sep
6% Oct
23%
«
25
21
45 % Dec
23 7
1
-
Dec
25
23 Va
'
67
Co
14% Oct
Feb
12,300
'
75
No par
& Steel
Pattern
72% Sep 30
43% Nov
6
48
3t%
x80
20% ?
*37
No par
80% May 27
36% Sep 23
14
37 Va
36%
,
xl5%
17%
20%
25%
•
Signode Steel Strapping Co
Simmonds Saw
10
—50c
-
Apr
8
2
22 %
17%
*73%
37%
47%
37%:
81% 1
74 Va
37%
36 Va
43%"
,
*73%
*
Sheraton Corp
Jan
17
V
10,500
22% '
22%
73%
37%
13%
,'•13%
46%
22
Transp & Tr—• "
.
York shares ordinary.
Mfg
'
81
7.50
New
Sheller
13%
45%
G)
Shell Oil Co
Shell
18% Dec
<Frar\k
93
13%
22%
23
23%
44%
94
91%
Shahmoon Industries Inc
Shamrock Oil Sf Gas_
1
10
60
36%
%
9%
.
38 %
7% Mar 12
.
,.*94
79V'4
93'/a
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73
95%
300
4
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22
.
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,
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.
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9%
23%
r
13 Va
,.
25
8% Oct
44%
„•
73 VV
74
7'
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37%
Sears Roebuck At Co
common
.
37
23 %
*73
.
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp
Servel Inc
,
22%
74,,
37%
Seagrave
5
46
,
,
4
24
*44
15%
-
3
Oct
5,400
14%
72
20
Dec
25,700
13%
73%
79%
16
Sep
48% Dec
11
43
14 Va
73 Vi
t
44%
14%
71%
37% Nov
19%
14
'-72%
45
13%
6
5
.45
46
2
6
17,tOO
14%
3
4% Mar
3,100
26,500
57%
73%
Jan
10% May
14Va
45 Vi
57%
47,;..
Jan
3
14%
45
57%
14%
25
5% July 9
76% July 15
26% Jan
2
14 V»
45 V*
57 Vi
a
72%
8% Jan
8% Oct
14
44 Va
57 Vi
■:
No par
■
Mfg Co
3.65%
14%
44.%
'•
14
1
Seaboard Air Line RR Co.
Seaboard Finance Co.
39% Sep 30
V
No-par
24
24
3,500
,
•
,
,
29% May 22
29% Jan
7
34
33%
9,300
36 Va
-
-
$4 preferred
,
80
26%
35Vi
♦44%
Oct
19,200
9+Va
26%
—30
92
45%
95%
56 V
75
44%
.45
44%
35 V*
44
7
400
Vi"
.
15,200
"26%
58 Va
Scott Paper Co common
$3.40 preferred
69%
95'%
14%
Schick Inc
20%
34%
S7V%
2
41%
19%
69'/
26%
58%
11
700
\31%
70%
96%
57%
21
%
34
1
Dec
*68
26%
44%
46
19%
96%
14%
74% Nov
'
20 Vt
*
33%
44
2
18.400
32%
26
14 Va
7
2% Aug 12
7
42% Jan
10
—
34
32
97
25%
26%
235
*220
26 Va
'*95%
97
97
..." 26'/a
45%
Mar
16% Jan
100
33%
340
85%
85
;
94 %
14
Mar
19
: 45%
45
44%
86
22
45
46%
;_5
102
8% Dec
44 %
45%
1.40
21
24% Oct
71
Schenley Industries Inc
Schering Corp common
6%
convertible preferred
22
22% Nov 19
*68%
69
—10
86
20
T
19%
35 Vi
35 Vi
235
32% -33%
*31 v
31%.
31%
19%
69
Diego Gas & Electric Co
16% Nov
8% Apr 17
55% Feb 12
33% Jan
31%
X31%
20%
Savage Arms Corp
71% Oct
19
33%
31%
31%
14% Sep 23
•5
Oct
34%
V 20%
*68%.; 71
34
34%
30%
20%
100
J p
235
48% Oct 24
Feb 20
15
29
14
Nov
64% Jun
13
32% Jan
San
Sangamo Electric Co
5
>
34
•*
a
86
*225
85%
*220
No par
—i-10
35 V
35 Vi
84%
85%
290
*210
*
35
35 %
85%
-
290
No par
6t Regis Paper Co common.
1st pfd 4.40% series A
21
Nov
34%
85%
84 Va
*210
—100
Preferred series A 5%
26% Oct 28
36 % Dec
35%
34%
-100*
preferred
.
1
97
2
conv
8t Joseph Lead Co
8t Joseph Light & Power
St L San Fran Ry Co com
29
46% Dec
1.66%
preferred
4.30%
1
Oct
73
July 10
10% Apr 17
18% Feb 12
2
4%
21% Oct 30
2
Jan 29
20% Jan
31% Dec
,
25
13
29% Oct
Apr
90
6
17% Oct
>
10
233% Nov, 19
35% Nov 17
24
Dec
21% Oct
Safeway Stores common
13
95% Jun
10
;
27% Oct
30
non-cum
Southwestern
preferred
Public
Service
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
Sparton Corp__
71
1
38
38%
37%
38%
38 V
a
38%
38%
38 Va
1
Co
18%
70
22 %
22 %
22%
22 Va
22%
22%
22 %
22 V.
6%
*90%
7%
92
-
71%
71%
'69
7%
13 V
a
30
38%
38 >4
4,500
22 Vi
22 Vi
800
7%
111,900
71/4
7%
7%
90*
a
90 Va
'89%
58 %
59%
58%
59 Vi
57%
*88 Va
7%
87
7 Va
93
*89 V?
93
58 V*
90
89
1
18%
18 %
18 J
-18%
17%
18 V
a
17%
I8V1
23 Va
23%
22%
23 Va
22%
23%
22%
23 Va
92
92
92
92
93
92
92
22%
23%
22 Va
23 Vi
23
22%
22%
22%
22%
78 Va
78
73
29%
29
30%
25
2
common
*0
par
*87%
*77
78
Va
87
*88
*92
22%
78%
•77
78
27Va
27%
'
27%
28
27%
r
«9%
78
"
29 %
*78
29
"
80C
71%
*69
92
58 %
89%
18
71%
59
7
*90 Va
60%
18
*69
89%
100
$4.50 preferred
preferred
59%
18
17%
*69
50c
4.20% preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Rand Corp common
$4.50
51%
51%
18
2.50
Square D Co
51
51%
20
100
—
Spear & Co $5.50 pfd
No par
Spencer Chemical Co common
6
Spiegel Inc
%
33%
10
4,200
50
18%
I8V4
3,300
22%
22%
87,900
*92
93
90
11,200
1,810
34,100
Volume
Number
168
5801
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2371)
S3
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range lor Previous
STOCKS
Year 1957
Lowest
37% Jail
71
Oct
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
' 42% May
2
82% Feb
13
4
9% Jan
11
6
5% Nov
2% Oct
22
J'A Feb
12
62% Dec
4
85 W iviuy
2
Jan
74
17% Nov
3% May 22
2
2
Jan
3
3
59 % July 16
4
62% Jan
43% Feb
25
35% Feb
68'% July
40% Oct 22
62 % Jun
5
10
47 % Feb
18 t
21 '
50
47% Nov 13
42% Feb
24
84% Oct 30
94
8
86% Sep
17
11% Dec
9»A NOV 27
33%
Nov
Mar
13
13
36'% Dec
4
10'/a Jan
36
.Sep
61%
61%
76%
77%
*77'A
16
16%
15%
16%
15'A
Standard Oil
Standard
12
58% Nov
11
Standard Oil
3%%
6.25
New
Jersey
Ohio
common
Corp
7
78%
31%
8.400
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
12
5,200
17%
17%
15
14 % Nov
20
14
51% Dec
4
Stanley
7
12
2% Dec 30
8'A Apr
22
Stevens ;(J
45 % Nov
12
Stewart-Warner
17
2
60% Nov
26
11
11
2% Jan
2
39 % Feb
14
157/8 Jan
2
18% Nov
9
Dec
27
16% Jan
17
9
78
Dec
26
93
Feb
14
79
Jun
3
59
r
67% Nov 26
82
20
30
20'A July 26
28% Oct 22
7 65% Oct
38% Jan
0% Dec 30
1210
Jan
2
15% Aug
2000
5
Sunbeam
2
1
16
Apr
24
2
25% Apr 23
5
36% Dec
90
Sun
27% July 24
12% Aug
14
87
Nov
24
69
Jau
2
13
6"% Jan
7
Feb
25
1360
17%
63'A
•64%
94%
9z
9z%
14%
14%
14%
14%
47%
46%
14%
47%
14%
46%
46%
48%
48%
51%
15
26
26%
26
26
25%
25%
25%'
25%
5
44
44%
44'A
44%
44%
44%
44%
45
44%
45
3,300
-—5
20%
20%
20%
20%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
1
20
15%
15%
14%
15%
15
15 %
14%
15
14%
21%
14%
3,400
18%
18%
18
18%
*18%
18'A
500
55%
55%
55
55%
54%
55%
1
—
24%
25
25
25
24%
25%
..
a
Co__
1865
*85
11%
0
18% Jan
I
30
8% Jan
11
3% Jan
8
18% Jan
31
9% Jan
2
34
Dec
18
CO'A Jan
11
35% Jan
54% Feb
li
76% Jun
6
55% Feb
24
87
24
31
22% Jan
13
22%
22%
22%
2,100
35%
35%
3 6'/4
3,900
85%
85%
88 %
7%
7%
7%
7%
X1795
1795
1795
1815
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
30
35%
35 %
35%
35%
35'A
35%
84%
85
84%
84%
84%
85%
'55
7%
A
Prod
Inc
Talcott Inc
7%
7%
7%«
1775
1785
1810
Dec
49% May
9
33
Jan
10
15
JaL
2
31% Jun
19
26% Jan
2
86
26
40% Jun
4
Oct
22
5% Oct
22
24% Feb 25
Dec
38%,
3734
38%
38
38%
38
38'A
2,000
25%
27
27
27
26
27'
■
26%
26'%
1,900
33%
34
33%
34%
833%
34
33%
34%
33%
33%
21,200
54%
55%
54%
54%
54%
55%
54%
55
54%
55
23,600
93
93%
93
93 %
93
94
93%
93%
93
93
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
33'A
33%
33%
35%'
8%
16%
36'A
35
38% Jan
10
Oct
160
^
49 %
9
14
Jan
39'A Aug 22
2
0'AJan
4
98% Jan
2
44% Jan
9% Apr
21% Jan
Pacific
28
Land
34%
34%
7
66% Dec
5
Texas
28
19% Nov
13
'Feb
9%
9
9
17%
16'A
x56%
-
56%
56%
32
32%
85%
•
56
56
32
32
85%
32'/«
85%
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56%
32%
32
85%
&
85%
86
32 Va
9%
(
*5o'%
56
55%
/<•
32%
32
%
16%
3,300
6,200
17%
34,700
36%
8%
9
13%.
84%
16%
640
12,300
56
-1,400
31 %v
32%
28,700
84%
84%
31,300
32%
21
r86
30%
32
30%
31%
32%
33'/a
35,800
21%
22%
21%
21%
21%
.21%
21%
86
79%
22 %
81
21%
81%
74%
78%
74%
777%
71%
74 Va
50,200
45,700
10
37 'A
37%
37%
37%
37
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,37%
37%
36%
37
18,000
1
15%
16
16
16
15 7
15%
15%
1-100
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128
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Textron The common
.
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—
.
"f,
62
*
63%
18'A
;
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33%
37
18%
11
'21i
Jan
2
22% Nov
14
20
Aug
26
38% Nov
21
' $1.25 copv Preferred———NO pir ?
Thatcher Glass Mig Co—
—"
35%
36
27
15'A API
10% July
8
14% Dec
4
Thermoid Co
13%
13%
13%'13%.
10% Jan
2
14 %
13
2
28% Dec
1
Thompson
28%
28%
27%
22
.TI
_————
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—10'
«
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.4
22%
35%*
.
100
66'/i
66%,
8,200
18%
18%
18%
17%
18%
26,100
22%
'•
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35%
36
7
22%
.,' 22'A
35%
35%
13%
'■14'A
27%
•27 'A
28%
2,800
116'A
65%
35%
-
"110
125
65%
18 "4
21
125
128
64 %
Dec
15% " 15%
15%
a
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128
64%:.. 65
18% ^ 185,,
10
17
9 Va
16%
15% Oct
Apr
35%
8%
9%
r
16%
17% Jan
July 16
.
Trust—
Pacific Ry
Utilities Co'_
Texas
22
.11%
33'A
Sub share ctfs ox-distrlbution
Nov
15% Jan
May
11%
•
No par
-1
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
16% Oct 29
133
1
—1
2.50
Texas Instruments Inc
.
Texas
8% Mar 15
87% Nov 13
9--':
Corp__
Texas Gull Sulphur—
1
520
38
No par
—
Corp
Aircralt
6,100
.
38%
Texas Gulf Producing Co
Aug
8
24% Nov 10
15% Feb 12
1785
25
Tennessee Corp
a.
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
^6
Texas Co
——25
17
20
14% Dec 30
1785
7%
;
'
21
Nov
7%
38%
(James
TelAutograpli
8,700
'
25
com
preferred——
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30
87
7.50
-
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r
87
:
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5
4.16%
-
Co
1790
Symington Wayne Corp-—
5
35'A Nov
12,500
85
$4
5
58% Nov
6,100
4,800
11%
35%
*85'A
12.50
series of
,
37
2
25'A Mar 18
11%
*85'A
22%
phi
Biscuits •Inc.----
Sutherland paper Co:
Sweets Co of America (The)
9% Nov 17
17% Dec
12
22%
2nd
Mining Co—„___10c
Superior Oil of California
25
13% Aug 19
Feb
ll^a
11%
■
6,700
,
'
3 % Dec
11%
56,800
Sylvanla
8% Oct 21
,
26%
Sunshine
12
18 %
161,400
'
11%
*85
87%
14%
65%
25%
62'%
13
36% Dec
11%
11%
A
14%
64%
x25
26%
72
20% May 17
65;
26%
■
61%
29% Dec 30
2
64 %.
26
15%
26%
Swill
..7% Jan
65
26%
.
63%
2
9
63%
26
15%
25%
5
Apr
64%
26%
62
38% Aug 27
57% Nov
15
63%
25%
26%
27
94% Nov
Corp common
—_1
preferred
No par
14%
63 %
26%
63%
42% Sep
2
2,500
86
3
2
2,900
25
25%
2
72% Jan
55%
24%
63
3
31 % Jan
55
25
85%
19% Jan
8
55
24%
62
14%
800
55
■
25%
;
*18
64
31% Mar
9
18%
26'/8
29% Jan
May
6,300
87%
10
14
43,200
63%
42% Jan
89
51%
25%
25%
43'A Jul
4 6'A Jan
49%
25%
470
26 %
27% Jan 29
31
600
*14
64
27
24
14%
4,600
14'A
14%
*18
18%
7,000
64%
93%
25%
13
Dec
•=
*14
17%
64%
93%
63%
5'/2%
Aug 11
0% Dec
15%
,
92%
17%
64%
93
*64
No par
Sunshine
24
Dec
15%
1
1
5
Sun Oil Co
19% Dec
17
17%
64
S
Sunray-Mill-Cont Oil Co common__l
*4%% -preferred series A
25
July 31
9% Jan
Chemical
26%
Nov
17%
63%
Corp—-—*
Mach -Tool-—
$4.50 Tories
13
27'A Nov
17%
9**%
Sundstrand
72
8
July 15
20
Jan
Jan
18
64%
9--A
Studebaicer-Packard Corp
Oct
22'A Aug 14
30% Mar 19
18
Mar 20
74
29
Corp
Broadcasting
Dec
16
Apr
.
17%
64%
Webster—
&
1,800
5
P) & Co Inc.
26% Dec
65%
20% Jan
29'% May 16
24% Apr 11
Dec
Stone
Storer
v
•
10
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common
:5% prior preference--—
Aug 25
,
1
Stix Baer & Fuller Co
57% July 23
7
21
15-% Dec
27% Oct
2
2
79
—1
2
2
Jan
•'
__5
Jan
37'/8 Jan
'
No par
■
Sterling Drug Inc
28
42% Oct
Ry Equip Mfg Co;
Warner Corp__
15% Jan
20
143,300
78%
31%
10% Jan
50
8
May
29% Apr 24
26%
*77
32%
29% Jan
18% Dec 31
26
31%
35'A July 15
33% Oct 22
27%
79%
10y8 Nov 21
16'A Oct
•26
32%
25% Feb 15
18 "4 Nov
89%
73 '/a
Stauffer Chemical Co—
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
2
*87
27%
25%
89%
31
Starrett Co (The) L S
3
59%
54%
*87
79%
1
6
10% Jan
115,700
12,900
26%
58%
54%
90
31
18'A Nov
15% Jan
58%
54%
58%
55
*87
11%
94% Dec
5
58
54%
57%.
54%
58%
90
400
37,600
"
76%
74% May 19
18% Mar
44,900
3%
29%
7
19 % May 21
46%
12
2
7
58%
46%
71
23
lO'/a Dec 31
3%
58'A
47%
30'A
Feb
15% Nov
3%
59%
46%
11%
Apr
2iyB Nov
3%
58%
47%
71
57
-
3%
59%
29'A
59
17% Jan
*3%
1
83% July 12
137/s Jan
2
29
350
65,900
20
85% May 21
23% July 15
5,100
16%
58%
56
25
,
15%
46%
57%
24%
16%
78
20
4
41% Apr 23
18% May 15
23 %
16%
62
3%
55%
*87
„
16%
61%
*77'A
78
preferred
23
19
_1
com
90
62%
*77%
preferred
13% Oct 22
16% Dec
56'%
Shares
61%
78
Convertible
57% Dec
27% Dec 17
15% Dec 31
59%
56
*88
the Week
Dec. 5
convertible
54% Nov
14% JaL
58%
10
62%
Friday
Dec. 4
60%
47%
.
59
46%
100
Standard
18
Jun
*3%
60'A
48
,
47%
Sales for
Thursday
$1.20
4
18% July 12
18y2 May 27
14
59
25
of
Packaging
3%
"
California
of
PRICES
*$1.60
2
32% Dec
*3%
.
preferred series A
Standard
3
79% Dec
10
of
1%
Oil of Indiana
GO'A Nov
3
11% Nov
60%
77%
94% May 26
2
Jan
23
11% Dec 31
60%
75%
distribution
SALE
Dec. 8
60%
Ex
3
27% Dec
HIGH
Wednesday
Dec. 2
No par
com
,
Standard Oil
2
AND
Tuesday
Dec. 1
,
21
Nov
inc
Par
preferred
No par
Standard Coil Products Co Inc
1
Standard Gas & Electric Co—
$3.50
28
61% Nov
35% Dec 23
4
Standard Brands
3% Nov 19
•
Monday
EXCHANGE
Aug 29
40 V8 Jan
9
23
LOW
NEW YORMSTOCK
Highest
14'A
•
21%
22
35%
27 % 5 27%
36'A
1,-300
5,400
14%
14%'
14%
40,000
27%
1,400
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Thompson Ramo Wooldrldge Inc—
40
Oct
80
89% May
28
41% Feb
25
Aug
6
8
30
95% Apr 18
42'A May 27
81% Oct
19% Dec
20
Jan
2
21
12
26
Feb
27
21% Nov
17
13
Nov
30
8
70
Nov
20
53% Jun
4 Jan
2
46'A Nov
15% Dec
23
19% Nov 21
16'A Jan
2
26% Dec
12
Oct
22
13% Mar 20
12% Jan
7
15% Dec'
36
Oct
21
56% July 22
42
Dec
31
Jan
15
65% Dec
21% May 15
23% Jan 21
-32% Nov
'•
23% Dec 30
>_9 'A Oct
26
•'50
July
9
14
20'A Jan
4
10% Jan
27 % Jan
2
2
16% Jan
2
9
43
Feb
17
24
16% Dec
30
31% Jan
41% Oct
30
01
48% Jun
21% Dec 30
43
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2
21
34 Va July 10
57
Jan 29
Oct
Oct
22
19% Dec
32 % Dec
27
2% Oct
Jan
-
52% Oct
-
37% Jun
,
20
23'A Feb
50'A Sep
20
?% Dec 19
.
17
45
<'
Jan
50
37
Feb
40% Nov
1
Apr
7
25% Nov 17
Oct
20
35% Dec
55% Dec
1
21% Jan
2
10% Jan
8
32% Jan
42% Nov 21-
•
16.,.
Ex-distribution
3% Jan
2
15% Oct
28
13
26% Oct
22
TXL
10
Dec
30
10% Apr
29
9% Jun
19
12% Feb
4
12'/s
Dec
24
33% Jun
20
12% Jan
2
5% Dec
18
8% Api
11
5 % Jan
2
prior preferred
conv
Twin
13% Jan
Coach'Co.—
Oil
U
...
,...
26% Oct 22
90
37% July 22
:
30% Mar 25
Nov
14
22
124'% July 10
29'A Mar 19
83% Apr
27 »A Jar
86% Nov
15
100% Jan
21
92
Sep
15
75
10
24
81'% Feb
82
79% Jan
Aug 20
78'A Sep
Jan
2
10
94
Apt
25!
13
54% Jun
24;
Dec
23
84y„ Jun
40% Jan
Oct
21
313A Jan
24 «A Jan
7% Nov
6
24
t
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2
8 -
Api
26%JaD
24% Nov 22
31
20% Dec 23
33% May 16
Apr
36% Nov
17,
8
9
Jan
36
Nov
10
*
65%
64 %
64'A
62%
64
30'A ; 30%
29
*28%
30%
31'A
31
31%
29'A
28%
15%
40 'A
55'A
55'A
54%
<
"28%
28%
600
157/a
-16 Va
15%
16%
21,100
x39 '/a
39%
39%
39%
17,200
55%
21%
50
35 yc
34'A
35
55
55 Va
55%
39%
37 Va
39%
12
22 'A
12
*11%
41
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13%
11%
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12
41
13'A
't
21%
;-5o
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'
34'
34%
18% Oct
22
48
Dec
Oct
14
43% JaL
19
101
4
2
90% JaL
152
Jan
14
52% Jan
ill
Jan
91
Jar
07
Oct
15
Dec
17
25% July 22
15*. Ja«
25% Oct
22
31 y* De«
27% NOV
80
I
10
Aug 22
115
-
Jai
: 2
31
2
2
69 '/a
31
143
2
108
2
400
40
x38'/2
11%
39%
11%
27,400
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41
39-'/a
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13 Va
22'/a
13'A
22%:
10%
'
<
-
T
9%
41%
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30%
31%
t-x
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*74
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6
'
31 Va
1
•
31%.
;
37
10O
Api 15
27% Ma> 16
91
Oct
27
30
IV ;
Ja.
i0
71 % JUL
13
45
Jai
2
May 21
38
Oct
32'A Sep
79 'A Oct
45
Oct
NOV
20
28
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|
7% May 20
36
0V« Oct
6% Jan
8
4
35% JaL
11
22% Jan
2
-11% Dec
24
16% JaL
11
11% Jan
2
47% Jan ' 9
34% Jan
2
50%
27'A Jan
2
39 Va Nov
34% Jai
2
-
;
33% Dec 30
25% Dec
.
17
33'A Oct
23
.,10% Det
8
19
11% May 10
\i DM
5% Jan
30
31
30% Dec
;
38% Ma>
38 V8 Feb
Oct'a
5
23
(
30% Sey,
39
43 Va
43%'
36 %;
8%;
44'A
36%
8 Va
8'A
No par
35 Va
35%
8'A
35
•
36
20
32,700
9%
10
2o,200
120
32
,
Va
82'%
1
3'
320
82%
320
73 Va
90
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330
34'%
8%
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43'A
43,400
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35
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r
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34'%
20%
20%
63
64'A
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29%
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iu
65% Jai
page
24.
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14
Sep 23
25%
26%
25%
;26%
26%
27%
26,800
27%
27'A
27%
27%
27'%
2 7'A
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2
29%
28%
28%
27%
28
66%
44%
67%
66%
67%
44%
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44%
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United Electric Coal Cos
1
v/»
0%
—6
31%
31%
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32%'
43%
44
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:'69
44
44%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
40%
40%
40%"
40%
40%
40
United
Gas
37%
38
37
38
37%
37%
373a
46 %
47 Va
<47%
10
United Gas Improvement Co—13%
United-Greenfield Corp——10
United Industrial Corp.
2
Corp
48% Jai
U S
8
6%
Borax
68,500
.17%
17 V*
: 17%
17%
17 4
1A 700
42%
43
42%
33
33
33%
33%
33 Va
Chemical Corp com—1
40
41%
40
41%
40
43%
80%
80%
80%
80
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Gypsum
Co common——*—4
8
7'.
15%
33 Va
n
10
2,500
15%
33
100
——1
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Nov
15'/a
15 '/a
25
0
171 % May 22
15 Va
14%
17%
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1) 8
A
15'A -15%
14%
47
'
42%
5
8
15%
14
47
.
1%
6
4%'%
47%
15%.
14'/a
42%
37% Oct
2
47%
157/»
1%
53% Dec
Jai
46%
13%
17%
17%
preferred
preferred
:
Foreign Securities
ninfcrrert
.
HK
21,200
15%
43 Va
common
76,900
37%
46%
1%
42%
Mfrs inc
41%
x37
15%
I
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Mach
8,1.0
14%
23
Merch
Park City Mines Co
United Shoe
1,100
15%
46%
(The)__1
United
United
1,400
18,300
14
X17V4
21
47% Sep 10
37% May 20
40%
8
32
15%
17%
2% Oct 21
18% Nov
r
44
40'A
j'38'A
14
.
5,800
15 'a
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15%
40%
5
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3,900
68
7%
32
32
70
97
27%
31%
8%
.7%
31% ,31%
27'A
277/a
67 3a
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21 %
66%
—
1,200
25%'
27%
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5
99
103
102%
25%
2%
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5
90
103
103
;
26
65%
Co
20,600
lo,»u0
143
27%
1
28%
-
31%
62172
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27%
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—
5
&
.
United
13
-
ba%
143
Carton- Corp_,__ 10
Board
30%
30%
6*%
United
16% Oct
,
No par
—
29%
Carbon Co.—
Unlted-Carr Fastener (Del)
United
2,100
'
25%
lvH%
pfd—100
1
America—No par
Unftett
6,400
20%
i
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143
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143
36
20%
35
20%
13
15% Dec
4
3
153
see
13
21
47% Dec
2
21% Jar
i
15
7
:
2
26% Jai
10
footnotes
of
v
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1
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29%
29%
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143
i
i
35
43
35'%
20%
i
84%
4o %
Aug 28
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29
12
51 % Api
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*
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32% Oct
22
-
3
32
Nov
I*'
conv
United
United
63
64 Va
63%
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2 9'A
29%
29'/a
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common-5
preferred——100
20%
20%
20'A
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j
93
43%
43%
.
1
84
8'A
34%
1
13,000
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%
73
83 '
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93
i
14,800
42
32
i
7,500
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94
74
84
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76
117%
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41
41
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119
43
83
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11
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83
43%
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8
6,400
15,200
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82 Vat
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10
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5
8% Nov 18
34% Nov
a
l| Jan
k
25% OCt 22
,
a
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75% Nov
20% Oct
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convertible
.
15
100% Mar 12
1
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40
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>
41
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120
75
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41%
119%
:
82%
75
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us
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preferred
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41%
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of' California
4%.' non-cum
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8
1,200
18%
I8V2
6
8
15,000
57%
11%
41
13%
23
10'A
Union Twist Drill Co—
Aug
300
34'A
39 Va
22%
9%
6
Aug
27% Dec
26
18% Dec
r
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2
>
44
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1
24 y4 Feb
1,500
5,900
*54%
'
18% May
21 % Jan
54%
21%
50
55
55 :
.
23%
•
"
34%
'
v
18'A
Tank
C 22
'
*
10%
Oil
55
21%
51
•
54Va
x54%
55%
22'A
'
40%
28%
28%
16%
18%
Union- Pacific RR Co
Union
"
39%
51'A
21%
*51
51
4,800
18,600
15%
16'A
40%
8,1^0
39%
28%
16%
40%
10%
Preferred $3.50 series
Preferred $4 series
Union
27
2
64%
30%
9%
Pref erred $9.70 series—
80% Nov
65%
'
18%
Corp..
—No par
Electric Co common
-10
Union
Mar 24
89% Feb
64
30%
30%
10%
Preferred $4,60 series.
81
18,600
9Ta
41%
29
4
7,400
15%
19 Va
23
.,70% Sep
16
40
Apr
4o%
25'A
15
11
Bag-Culhp
32% July 18
20%
15%
9%
Carbide
84
43'%
2o%
15'/a
10%
Union
103 % Jun
44
2o%
18%
Union
2
43%
15'A
1
Corp
12
5
Dec
68
44
25%
No par
Underwood
Union
20
'
7,600
.
(The)-—
Corp
Nov
44
21%
Asbestos & Rubber Co——.5
Udyllle
120% Nov
17
24% Oct
i
(The).—J
Corp
21%
15
*38
13%
22%
5%
10
28
21%
25.%
4.50
1
1
-
10% Jan
30% Jan
21%
43 Va
38%
1
21%
15%
Twfn City Rap Transit com—No par
20th Century Fox Film
21%
25%
55
pfd series of 1&57—-50
conv
21%
43%
34%
5%
19,600
14%
55%
Tung-Sol Electric Co common.—*1
-
23%
25%
35%
1
180
83
22.%
43
63%
,
~
50
(conv)
9,700
83
23%
*822
83
15
34%
55%
39%
11%
•
64%
83
22%
*82
■"
44%
22%
series A
63%
65%
23%
23
22
51
preferred
65 V
65%
22%
83
22%
21%
i
26'A
*28%
25%
39%
54%
No par
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
17
May" 7
10% Oct 29
;
65 'A
66%
83
21%
3° %
—
Transue & Williams Steel
12 'A Nov 14
22
■
; Trans World Airlines Inc
5
Tri-Contlnental COrp common.—.*1
$2.70 preferred.50
Nov 24
38
6
43%
25%
14%
63%
-
Trahsamerlca Corp.
1
3
2
21%
13
Jan
15% Jun
25
.
3-
58
; 53
83
23%
Bearing
—No par
Tishman Realty & Construction—1
Toledo Edison Co (The)
5
Trane Co (The)
2
2
11
65%
83,
23
—100
10
Titnkeflf Roller
,
/./'•? .•"
J17% Oct 30
67
66
—5
i
$1.20 preferred—
1
5
:—
' 4%%)reierred .—-a.
Tidewater Oil. common.:
5
0
Jan
V
14
,
14
30% Jun
<17
■"
7 Common
21
907 May 20
-28% Aug
5
25% Apr 18
•
.
1%
1%
1%
1%
-1%
9,800
43 Va
42%
43%
4,oJ0
•33%
33 Va
33 Va
680
43%
46%
43%
45%
87,500
78
78%
79 V»
79%
34
1%
:i
"
33%
33%
33 Va
801/2
33%
80
33
33%
33%
34
33%
49%
4a %
49%
49%
49%
50%-
50%
50%
50%
95%
*156
96%
160
97
99
97
*156
160
♦156
98%
160
1,400
95 Vz
156
.
P7%
156 %
V
<"4
*156
210
7,200
53%
6,300
"->%
150
13,209
-
r
20
A
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2372)
.
.
Monday, December 8, 1958
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Lowest
Highest
17% Jan
5% Oct 22
11% Oct 29
41% Sep
8% Jan
Nov
8
22% Dec
23
37% Jan 24
23% Jan
Oct 30
8% Apr
4
18% Jan
Dae
4
66
36% Jun
13
37
Aug
17% Dec
0
23
23
8
63
27% Jan
68
2
Ja*
39
47% P'eb
>
Oct
21
67
Mar
4
73
Dec
12
94
Aug 26
82
Jan
30% Dec
3Q
49% Jan
140
Apr 14
21% Jan
2
2
155% Jan 25
51% Jan 13
143% Oct
3
25% Dec
12
19% Jan
2
12
30
44
Dec
30
48% Dec
19
22% July
Aug
Jan
22
35
10
Jan
Jan
I
8
5% Oct 20
Dec 31
5% July
14% Sep
12
7% Oct 24
68% Jan
5% Jan
2
12% Dec
20
19
90% Dec
8
17
Jun 20
13
6
79
21
Oct
21
41
Jun
21
30% Oct
22
38
Apr
3
21
155
Feb
4
i35
Jup
18% Dec
Oct
25
36% Dec
5
54 % Dec
Sep
4
24% Jab
2
50% Jau:
3
27% Jau
13% Jan
9
5 % Jan
12% Dec
24
18
24% Aug 27
Dec
20
29
21% Jan
30% Dec
8% Nov
7
Sep
6
May 7
14% July 10
13% Jan
21
Dec
40
Oct
23
124
Oct
25
Aug
23
124
47
23% Oct
Oct
30
12% Dec
30
124
21% Oct
11
28
Apr
21
20
10 4
Dec
11
Jan
3
Oct
14
36% Dec
5
Jar
101
85
8
90% July
99% Apr
Mar 13
88
95
Oct
3
24% Apr
7
11
Jan
2
9% Jan
12
3
JaD
1
8
13
30%
30 %
30%
30%
30%
8%
20C
26%
27
25%
26%
4,IOC
91%
91%
92
92%
92%
93
92
93
ill %
41%
41
41%
77%
*75
77%
148%
148%
149
"106
149
33%
♦33
33%
33%
34%
35
35
35
35
1,000
36
36%
36
36%
34%
35%
50%
34
35%
34%
35%
6.200
50%
50%
50%
50%
1,300
87%
69,300
50%
50%
87
85%
50%
50%
86%
147%
147
147%
148
25
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
5,100
6%
6%
6%
6%
*6%
6%
6%
6%
3,500
"89%
9014
*89%
90 V*
89%
90%
30
8:%
1,200
14%
6%
90%
'89%
90%
8%
8%
.: 8%
♦16
18
■■
♦16%
10
33
34
154
154
50
54%
52
54
153
153%
153
154
32'»
32
33%
34%
85
9%
85%
33
35
-.5
20%
20%
20%
203
—10
30%
30%
80%
30%
30%
10
10%
9%
10%
10
10%
82%
85
85
86%
87
19
18%
100
82%
82%
34%
105%
*83%
*86%
''85%
35%
partic preferred..
div
Materials
Co
convertible
53A%
5Va%
..100
,
3,900
1,500
30%
30%
30%
30%
10
10%
10
10%
8.900
87%
87%
88
90
4.100
*118
36%
35%
11,200
35%
81
3,300
19%
18%
19
18%
35%
*80
81
*80
81
1,900
*118
*118
*118
36%
18%
82
82
80
%
81%
81
81
80%
81%
1,300
35
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
36%
16,500
105%
105%
105%
105%
105%
190
*83%
86%
%
87
"86%
88%
106
*105%
.
*83%
86%
*83%
86%
89
87
*87
89
*87
89
87
*85%
87
,
87
*85%
38
38%
37%
37%
37%
37%
X36%
12%
13
12%
13
12%
13
13
13
32,100
15%
16
15%
15%
15%
15%
17,500
17%
17%.%
18
18
*85%
.88
87
*85%
38
13
.38%
16%
xl5%
16%
18
88%
95%
16
100
preferred
%
7,400
10
30%
16
v
._1
common
preferred
nreferred
961-4 Nov 24
;
88
34%
20%
9%
18%
".83%
86
34%
18%
105%
106
34%
34 %
"20%
*80
81
5.200
20%
80
18
32%
10
35
"HO
32%
20%
35
100
32%
10
34
com—No par
preferred
1,870
20%
"76
-
84%
10
118
"118
34%
34%
i?
21
-118
"118
"118
*118
250
84
9%
9%
85
3,200
84%
32%
84
Corp of America
1
Industries inc coin.2.5''
2.50
9,100
26%
26,
83
26
32 %
Co
-
26%
*25%
25
"82
i
14,000
36%
49%
317,i
preferred..
11,700
9%
78
153%
31%
9%
9%
33%
43%
,
10
19
"77
343s
33%
%
8%
153%
49%
48
50
155 v2
34
33 %
78
"77
78
*77
60
36%
*36
*16%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
78
33%
♦77
8%
19
"17%
lS
*16
36%
8%
BVl-
8%
8%
9%
y
78
*36
31%
Co Inc
13,700
36
"89%
.—100
——
Light Co__
1,800
25 V«
24%
36
%
♦153%
148%
24%
25
24%
86
147%
25
.
14%
9
87 %
147%
24%
.
^3
6
85%
147%
86%
84%
147%
♦35%
25%
24%
36
50 %
36%
147%
12.80
&
1C
630
149
"33
1
com
140
16,700
45%
148%
150
8,400
75%
108
45
457«
400
%
41%
75%
-106
108
'
45
150
149
149
75 :?
V, 75
45%
44%
45%
44%
45%
*106
108
'106
108
77%
108
41%
41%
41%
41%
40%
"75
8%
*8%
9
83
Inc
2.5CC
*8%
27 Va
"8%
9
82
13
Nov
30%
26%
45
noncumulative preferred—100
Works common—5
5%
13% Oct 30
89
30%
90
conv
Vulcan
17% Oct 29
2
20
Jan
84
21% Aug
14% Jan
74
4
14
30%
30%
82
Roalte
G%
28
Nov
42%
Virginia Elec & Pwr Co com
8
$5 preferred
—100
$4.04 preferred
—100
$4.20 preferred...
100
$4.12 preferred
—
100
Virginian Ry Co common—.
JO
6%
preferred
10
May 13
13
"41%
27 %
preferred
3%%
42% Nov 20
\
42%
26%
Co
Va-Carolina Chemical
May 20
113
Aug 29
Apr
9
87% Nov 14
1
Mar
12% May 24
2.0% Aug 12
29
101
12
37% July 11
10% Oct
2
2
13
93
19
24 % Dec
8
Oct
26'/a Jau
98
May 28
July 24
82
May
22
Mar 27
90
83
85
75% Nov 17
22
Feb
111
78% Jun
3
*41%
27%
Victor Chemical
3
2
77% Feb
May 22
97 % Jun
36% Dec
23% Jan
42%
"8%
Norimin
5%
*41%
28%
Viek Chemical
5
42%
26%
108
loo
.
—
*41%
91%
Vicks Shreve & Pacilic Ry com—100
8
25% Jan
31
76 % Dec
preferred
18,800
9%
8%
Vertientes-Caniaguey Sugar Co..6%
14% Sep 29
17
Tobacco
80t
9%
10
27%
common—30c
Corp
9%
10
9%
10
9%
10%
44.
46%
$2.28
21
45% Jan
34
32%
Van
4
25
Oct
33% July 10
84
Mar
0
22
71
:
31
Oct
124
123
33%
J
Van
11% Aug 2T
Dec
33%
com.No par
Vanadium
14
19
20
90
"32%
:-,*77'%
4%%
Dec
Apr
33%
100
Utah Power
4% Dec
9
33%
px-eferred
8%
28
40% Oct
32%
41
preferred—No par
1
14
convertible
Universal Leaf
96
Nov 26
32% Dec
4
57
10
32%
Corp common.
Universal Pictures
28% Nov
12
32%
8,00t
10%
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
18% May 12
Jun
73
1
10%
Min com—50
--—50
&
$3.50 convertible
6
4
Nov 12
157
3
29% Apr
657/a NOV 22
?'l
1
14
Jan
10%
"75
———-
preferred
$6
6
142
Corp
United Whelan
10% Nov
78
Nov
19% May
10%
8%
United Wallpaper Inc common
Class B 2nd preferred
Nov 13
6
22
32% Feb
7
30% Jun
31
17
July 21
4% Jan
2
Nov
10%
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd.5
5
9% Oct 30
74% Jan
6% May 18
Jan 21
4% Jan
10%
27%
—16%
7% preferred
100
U S Tobacco Co common
No par
1% noncumulative preferred—25
United Stockyards
Corp
1
12
8
Jan 21
10
1st preferred
non-cum
7'.
16
11
30%
—5
100
Co common
Smelting Ref
U S Steel
6
38% May 16
87
.5
8%
U S
32% Jun
2
23
Apr
U S Rubber
U S Shoe
158% Jun
*
5% Dec
68
preferred series A
3%% preferred series B
90% Nov
Sep.25
8
3%%
11
10%
9%
5
10
1
100
100
Plywood Corp common..,
U S
Shares
11%
"41 %
50
1
.10
common
U S Playing Card Co
Oct 14
53'/a July 29
3
15% Feb
36
1
22
U S
41%
2
46% Jan
73% Jan
136% Jun 20
17
Mar
1
36% Nov
25% Jan
64% Jan
Co
preferred—
Pipe & Foundry Co
4%%
48% Nov 18
154
Jan 22
7
24
15
11
61% Jan 34
25
Dec
9% Oct
31% Apr
4
Jan
156
Jun
17% Feb
25
31
3
common
preferred series A
U S Lines
43% Nov 21
80 Yt Mar 14
108
Dec
1
Sep 15
79
6
9% Jun 17
28% NOV 20
95
Nov 18
Jan
26% Mar
4
69
12
Inc
Industries
S
the Week
Dec. 5
Dec. 4
\
32%
50
.1
class A preference..
5%
Dec. 3
11
Hoffman Mach common—82 %c
S
4%%
32% NOV
Jan
24% Nov
135
U
Jan
25
17% Apr 22
45
jun 12
Vs Dec 23
8
U
16% Sep
Sales for
Friday
Wednesday
Dec. 2
Dec. 1
SALE PRICES
Thursday
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
2
2
6% Jan
7
7
Jan
36
31
Dec
24
NEW YORK STOCK
1
Highest
Range Since Jan.
Year 1957
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
18
"17%
18
88%
x87%
88
*87%
88 la
95%
x93%
93%
93%
94'■>
13
■
;
*87%
*17%
1,400
18
87%
95
87%
60
95%
88%
94
6.900
37%
390
w
Wabash RR 4%%
22
77
Dec
30
12% Oct
22
56% May IB
14
Aug
6
60% May 20
33% Jan
2
12% Jan
8
27% Dec 31
31
Aug
27% Jan
2
51
Dec
1
25% Jan
18
36
Nov
7
Walker (Hiram)
16% Feb
4
Walworth
60
Oct
32
Jan
24
8
15% Oct~22
18%
May'S
30
16% July 12
80
28
95% Jan
50
11% Aug 29
84
Jan 13
Oct
Oct
8
24
22
16% Jan
8
2
3
16% Dec
Oct 20
Apr 25
Ilia Dec
16% Jan 30
Walgreen
Mar 21
95
6%
28% Jan
12
Jan
13
22
68% July 18
383/4 Mar 28
56
30% Oct
34% Jan
2
47% Nov
30
22
363/4 Jan
34% Jan
2
43% Dec
2
Oct
17
24 % Dec
30
34% May 24
25
19% Dec
30
26% May
3
3% May IS
34% Jan 29
19% Mar
1% Nov 21
22% Oct
42
14
48% Jan
Aug 14
4
Sep 29
2
1% Jan
40
Nov
5
Waukesha
26% Nov
5
Wayne
4% Dec
1
10
35% Oct
9
18
49'A July 28
West
52
15% Dec
23
23% Oct
21
90
Dec
4
4
15% Jan
13
8
253/4 Jan
2
Mar 20
95 Va Oct
6
105
Sep 23
Sep 29
94
Jun
9
50
Nov
21
105
81% Sep
20
7
95
Jan
28
86
79% Nov
93
Feb
18
84
32
11
47% Jan
11
31 % Feb
92% Nov 11
17% Oct
104 % Mar 20
3
28
4.10%
Aug 12
23
4
103
19 Va May 13
27
2
94 Yn Nov
12
Feb
10
96% Mar
2
Apr
Coal
4%%
3
Western
Air
4
Western
4.80%
Auto Supply
4
92
*90
*85
86%
*85
5
49
49
x48
48%
y2
6
24% Oct
28% Mai 14
29
343/4 Oct 21
90
Dec
26
Jan
7
53% May 24
7
40% Jan
100% Jan
43/4 Dec 23
203/4 Oct 22
'
10
13% Jan
10
4% Jan
29% Jan
14
23 % Nov
47
20
27
13
Oct
.
24
Feb
18
13
30
16% July
3
Jan
8
81
4
19% Jan
9
Nov 12
75
5% Jan
25% July
1
38
Nov
48% Nov 20
33 J/2 Dec
Jar
2
4
Jan
15
2
34
May 13
31% Jan
37
Aug
9
18% Nov 14
131
Mar 19
121% Dec
135
30
22% Feb
35
July
26 y» Jan
6
45% Jan
45% Nov 20
10
75
22
Oct
4% Dec 27
23% Nov
6
25% Oct 23
60% Dec
19
16% Dec 31
34% July
80 y4 Jan
2
78% Jan
2
30
2
2
23% Apr 16
25% Feb 2S
3
68% Jan
May 27
16
2
97
$3
convertible
Wilcox
Wilson
Oil
99%
27
24%
24%
96
94%
94
9^
%
*94
74%
74
77 %
76
77
*82
85
*82
f
sz-oividend
y
Prty
Ex-rights
*82%
*81
Jur
4
5
90% Nov 13
11 % Oct
33% Nov
22
17
36y» Aug 26
119V4 0ctl2
sales on-this day.
69%
300
2,800
69%
69%
*6834
30%
31%
30%
31
51,700
28
28%
28
28%
•16; 800
69%
54,100
*107%
6914
68%
69%
69
86
*84%
86
84%
120
*107%
120
*107%
84%
500
120
50%
6,10C
92
93
2734
2914
65
65
45
45%
50
50%
49%
50%
92
49%
92
91%,
9214
47C
28%
29%
28%
2914
27,000
65
65
65
200
45
46
2,100
61
2,700
*63%
4514
45%
61%
613
4
61%
61%
98
98%
*9814
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
99
x60%
99
99
1
7%
23%
24
-24%
2414
*23%
24%
*37 %
38
*3714
60
3,700*
700
100
37%
37%
37%
44
44%
45
45%
4514
46%
3,300
32%
33%
32%
32%
30%
32%
25,700
*82
84
*82
84
*82
84
*13%
14 "2
*14
15
*14
200
15
7%
7%
7%
7%
714
900
7%
42%
43
42
42%
42 %
7,100
10
com
3614
36%
36%
36 %
3614
3634
7,500
*121%
122%
*12114
12214
*12114
12214
30
24%
24 V2
24%
24%
24%
24%
2,100
29%
29 %
2914
2,800
51%
50%
51 y8
II,800
6914
70
100
Corp— 10
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
Young Spring & Wire Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Zenith
20
8,400
85
1
Co
5
6,900
77%
30%
67%
—
51 %
50%
69
69 y2
70%
87
87
8614
87
85
85%
85%
85%
85%
85%
1,700
10%
31%
*33
111
19%
31%
3314
112%
20%
149%
15414
150 Va
31%
5
33%
No par
No par
110%
tin receivership or petition has been
29%
51%
68%
10
Radio Corp
x41
29%
10%
1014
10%
10
1014
6,300
31%
31%
33
31>A
31%
x31% 31%
3314 3314
110y2 112
20% 20%
11,600
169%
18,90G
29%
10
Woolworth (F W) Co
10
Worthington Corp common
10
Prior preferred 4V2%
series__100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
169% Dec
20,300
96%
10c
Inc
Youngstown Steel Door
76%
26%
2414
28%
*84%.
10
2
2614
24%
*94
29%
Nc par
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
Woodward Iron
96%
28%
No par
common
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
24%
69%
68
.5
Industries
85
27
2414
50
$4.25 preferred
Wilson-Jones Co
Windsor
26%
101
20
common
preferred
20% Dec
Ex-distribution
82
100
9
no
z
75%
1
Co
& Co Inc
48%
*99%
25%
10
preferred
Sewing Machine
Prior preference
♦99%
%
99%>
100
common
67% Feb 28
x
a
Apr
Brake
6% preferred
Wisconsin Public Service
70% Dec
■
5%%
7,300
48
101
24
2.50
preferred series B
White
30
49%
4o Va
24%
100
Telegraph
Co
92
86%
*99%
No par
27
52% Nov 21
45% Feb 27
4% Jan
preferred
Mar 25
Jun
36% Jan
9
35% Jan
18
25% July 16
32 % Oct 14
8% Apr 11
123% Jan
13
21% Jan
68% July 18
92% Mar 18
88% Jan
3
78% Dec
49 'A Nov
20 Va Jai
8
10
35% Dec 20
Feb
8% Nov 17
8
17
Dec
1
85Va July lo
-
18% Feb
20
10
13
30
28% Oct
116
9
Jan
12% July 31
31
5
5% Jan
71
21
29% Dec
1
Sep
8y8 Oct
32% Jun
62 % Jun
May 17
Sep 11
13% Nov 21
-
91% Jan
NOV 12
08
■y.
100
*90
"85
24%
com..No par
3,200
86%
24%
101
20
92
;
5
com
RR
Air
20
1,300
250
*90
White Motor
4
19%
*84
62% Dec
10
67y2 Nov
54
*90
49'A Oct 21
Nov
29% Dec
21
*52
85
96
6
21
52%
18,500
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
4'A% convertible preferred
80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
Jan
52
34%
125
56
54
*52%
Westinghouse Electric common.12%
10% Feb
47% ;
9714
Westinghouse
83% Jan
*47
96
6
3.80%
I,000
47 %
1
Co
Ry
2nd
noncum
,t>
*47
19%
100
Maryland
31 %
31%
47
333,4
21
8
31%
31%
47
97%
92 V2 Apr
9
31%
900
1,800
45,20C
34%
69% Nov
26% Mar 22
26%
x4
19%
293A Oct 24
68% Jan
26%
41 a
33%
8
2
7
Union
96% Jan
26%
4%
96%
2
0
26%
4%
19%
24
30
26%
34%
17% Jan
Dec
%
97%
83
15% Dec
36%
18%
55 Va Jun
55
36%
97%
92
Western
82% Nov 13
36%
34 Va
19
31% Dec
*
36%
34%
12
2
'
7,600
36%
97%
79% Aug
15
Jan -7-
42
20
52% Feb
Pacific
4%
53'A Oct 13
1,700
41%
97
4
Western
2
45%
42%
34 %
33% May 14
68% July
8
71% Nov 20
4
83%
45%
42
20 V4
20% Jan
86
693/4 Jar
83
46%
-
52%
30
3
2
129% Feb
24%
83%
£
53%
22
Jan
24
24%
83
26%
17% Dec
July 22
6,400'
24%
36%
14% Oct
33% Dec
9,700
92
Lines Inc..
42% Jan
Aug
119
May
33% Apr
16,100
13%
24%
42%
19
Mar 28
11
42%
67% Sep
128
10-%
14%
4614
11
1
11%
46%
31
Jan
10%
100
preferred.
Western
13
80
10%
24%,
Dec
Nov
90
83
100
6
Dec
48% Jan
63
14,000
90
46%
41% Dec
62
1314
90
100
100
preferred
May
77% Nov 12
12%
90
24 Va
87% July 11
88% July 11
13
12%
90
5
Pulp & Paper common
24% Dec
100
14%
12%
4
Co
preferred series C
West Va
14 y« Jan
14 %
1
—
West Penn Power 4%% pfd
4.20% preferred series B
May 20
99% Jun 11
33%
14%
82%
50
West Penn Electric Co
98
24
48% Dec
13
34% Dec
25% July 31
103/4 July 30
22
14% Jun
24% Oct
34%
600
12'A
Indies Sugar .Corp—
Stamped
West Kentucky
4
28% Jun
4
88
Mar
393/4 jan
Nov
Oct
65
2,700
34%
10%
2.50
preferred
4.80%
5014
34
5
1
Welbilt Corp
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift com
3
Jan
44 V* Jan
50
*34
3,200
39,600
5
Mills
50%
90
No par
No par
Motor Co
Knitting
200
46%
15%
3,700
15%
12%
Pharmaceutical __1
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
67-%
4614
15%
50%
07%
47
u
14
100
1
5
7
Jan
23
23
Industries
50%
34
2.50
1
common
461
*15
15%
5014
.No par
G & W
Co
Corp.
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
21
88 y2
47
15 %
...No par
U-10
Co
69
*68
69
Va
46
15
Warner-Lambert
30
42% Feb
*67%
100
preferred
Ward
4
24% Dec
preferred
Wagner Electric Corp
Waldorf System
Ward Baking Co
14
8
Apr
24
15% Nov 14
11% July 17
11% Dec
72Va Feb
20%
31%
34
112
20%
154
tiled tor the company's reorganization,
33
10914 110%
20%
2014
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154%
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112
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33
110
154%
delivery,
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87
sale. wdWFen
9,400
150
7.60C
900
9,700
distributed,
Volume
Number 5801
188
.
The Commercial and
.
.
Bond
Financial Chronicle
Record
(2373)
New York Stock
««
FRIDAY
The
Uahc
letters
iu
the
column
headed
WEEKLY
-
"Interest
Period"
Indicate
in
Figures after decimal point represent one
each
the
case
32nds of
more
or
the
when
month
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Year 1957
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
102.14 Nov
NEW
Highest
HIGH
5
Low
*102.8
102.16
*102.10
102.18
*102.10
102.18
*102.8
102.16
101.14
*101.10
101.18
*101.12
101.20
*101.12
101.20
"101.10
101.18
94.10
*94.6
94.14
*94.8
94.16
*94.10
94.18
*94.10
94.18
*92.6
92.14
*92.12
92.20
*92.14
92.22
*92.16
92.24
*92.16
92.24
*91.30
92.6
*92.4
92.12
*92.6
92.14
*92.8
92.16
*92.8
92.16
15 1964
*97.6
97.14
*97.8
97.16
*97.10
97.18
*97.10
97.18
*97.8
97.14
*96.8
15 1978-1983
Jun
—May 15 1985
-
87.16 July
*96.8
96.16
*96.10
96.18
*96.12
96.20
*96.10
96.18
*87.22
87.30
*88.2
88.10
*88.6
88.14
*88.8
88.16
*88.8
88.16
*97.26
97.30
*97.30
98.2
*98.2
98.6
*98.4
98.8
*98.4
98.8
*100.14
100.22
*100.14
100.22
*100.14
100.22
*10.14
100.22
*100.14
100.22
*93.10
93.16
*93.14
93.20
*93.20
93.26
*93.24
93.30
May"31
88.10
Nov
7
93.9
Nov
15 1958
Nov
15 1961
*96.22
96.26
*96.26
96.30
*96.30
Jun 15 1962-1967
*91.16
91.24
Aug 15 1963
91.26
*91.18
91.26
*91.18
91.26
*91.16
*95.2
95.6
*95.8
95.12
*95.8
95.12
*95.8
95.12
90.12
*90.4
90.12
*90.4
90.12
*90.4
90.12
*90.2
90.10
Jun
15 1964-1969
*89
89.8
*89.4
89.12
*89.4
89.12
*89.6
89.14
*89.4
89.12
Dec
89.6;
29
94
Jan
*88.28
89.6
*88.30
89.6
*89
89.8
*88.30
*88.12
88.20
*88.18
88.26
*88.18
88.26
*88.20
88.28
*88.20
*88.4
88.12
*88.10
88.18
*88.10
88.18
*88.12
88.20
*88.12
88.20
Jun 15 1967-1972
* 88.2
88.10
*88.8
88.16
*88.8
88.16
*88.10
88.18
*88.10
88.18
Sep
Dec
15 1967-1972
15 1967-1972
*87.28
88.4
*88
88.8
*88.4
88.12
*88.6
88.14
*88.6
88.14
*88.2
88.10
*88.8
88.16
*88.8
88.16
*88.10
88.18
*38.10
Jun
15 1959-1962
*95.6
95.10
*95.10
95.14
*95.12
95.16
*95.12
95.16
*95.12
95.16
Dec
15 1959-1962
*94.28
95
*95
95.4
*95.2
95.6
*95.2
95.6
*95.2
95.6:
15 1960
*97.26
97.30
*97.26
97.30
*97.28
98
*97.28
98
*97.28
24
105.16 Feb
98
*102.16
103.16
*102.16
103.16
*102.8
*99.24
100.16
*100
100.16
*100
100.16
*100
100.16
101
*100
101
*100
101
*100
101
24
96.16 Sep
16
101.24 Feb
6
Apr 23
103.8
Nov
Bank
99.8
&
Nov
1
1980
*102.16
103.16
Dec
1
1973
*100
100.16
1
1977
*100
101
May
1
1978
15
——May 15
__
4y4s
Jan
*100
32.16 Sep
25
90.30 Mar
5
29
92
Feb
14
90
Feb
4
5
91
July
92.16 Feb
9
14
95
Jun
13
92.16 Feb
14
98.16
*97.16
98.16
*97.8
98.8
*97
98
1979
*97.16
98.16
*97.16
98.16
*97.16
98.16
*97.8
98.8
*97
98
1968
*95.16
96.16
*93.16
96.16
*95.16
96.16
*95.16
96.16
*95.16
96.16
96.16
*95.16
96.16
*95.16
94.16
*93.16
94.16
*93.16
94.16
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92
*91
92
1
1969
*95.16
96.16
*95.16
96.16
*95.16
Oct
15
1971
*93.16
94.16
*93.16
94.16
*93.16
May 15
as
New York Stock
Interest
Period
Exchange
Last
Sale Price
or
*91
100.Hi
*99.24
1981
*88.16
90
*88.16
90
*88.16
1972
*88.16
89.16
*88
89
*88
1976
*87.16
89
*87.16
89
*87.16
15
1959
499.8
100.16
100
*99.8
100
*99.8
90
*88.16
90
*88
89
*88
89
...
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89
*87.16
100
*99.8
.
1959
1960
■
*98
99
*98 f A
15
1961
-
*96
97
*96
15
1962
*93.16
94.16
*93.16
*99.8
100
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
DECEMBER
100
*99.8
100
99
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97
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94.16
i
99
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97
97
94.16
*93.16
94.16
5
Friday
Range Since
Sold
High
BONDS
Jan. ].
No.
Low
New York Stock
92
50
91%
Interest
Sale Price
Week's Range
Last
Period
Exchange
or
Friday's
Low
f
<
*
102%
(continued)-—
'
.
' 3%s series No.
---
.
Range Sine*
Bonds
Bid & Asked
High
Brazil
91%
*88.16
100.16
'
15
15
Feb
Bonds
Bid & Asked
91'/;
*99.24
100.16
89
*99.8
*99.8 *-■ 100
*99.24
96.16
yet been admitted to Stock Exchange dealings.
Friday's
City
1980—.—June-Dec
no
1
Transit. Unification Issue—
3"Jo. Corporate Stock
*99.24
100.16
*
Week's Range
Low
New York
92
Feb
—
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
*.91
92
Feb
...
2s4
2s—
has not
1
Sep
2s_
JThls issue
*99.24
Mar
_
"
asked price. No sales transacted this day.
1960
Serial bonds of 1950
294
Feb
"
'
•Bid and
1
Oct
%2 y2s
•
*91
-July 15
v,
3s
1975
Oct
3 y4s—:
3s
—
103.8
*97.16
Jan
1i3%s
*102.8
98.16
3%s
3%s
103.8
*97.16
3%s
84.16 July
88.18
Development
Jan
4V4s
Jun~~2
*88.30
89.4
for
4%s~.
Apr 23
98.16 July 22
25
±._'.
88.28
Mar 15 1966-1971
Treasury 2 %s
29
15 1964-1969
Mar 15 1965-1970
3%s
83.16 Nov
91.24
*91.18
95.2
Treasury 2y2s
105.16 Feb
29
96.16 Apr
25
97.2
Treasury 2'/4s
Treasury 2 y8s
Jan
103.8
96.16 Apr
•06.30
Treasury 2y2s
4
Nov
97.2
*90.4
4%S—
99
*96.30
*94.30
H'/aS
96.24 Aug 15
93.28
97.2
Treasury 2 V'2s
7
104.24 Feb
*93.22
...
—.
*100
*100
15 1963-1968
Reconstruction
28
*100
*100
.Dec
International
99.16 Oct
*100
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2y2s
Treasury 2%s
94
93.9
15 1965
Treasury 2y2s
II
92.24 Feb
Feb
Dec
Treasury 2'/2s
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2 y2s
8
—.
96.14
Aug 15 1966
Feb 15 1995
—Sep 15 1961
Dec 15 1960-1965
Treasury 3s
91.20 Mar 28
8
Bonds <$>
102.14
Treasury 2 % s
Treasury 2'/2s
37.16 July
the Week
lligli
*94.2
Treasury 2%s
f
Sales for
Dec. f>
Low
High
*101.6
15 1990
Feb
Treasury 3s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
9-1.20 Mar 28
Friday
Dec. 4
*102.6
Feb
Treasury 3s
97.12 Aug 15
Thursday
Low
High
1 1969
Oct
Treasury 3 Vis
15
High
Low
High
Nov 15 1974
Treasury 4s
Treasury 37/«s
Treasury 3 Vas
Treasury 3%s
97.12 Aug
Low
SALE PRICES
Dec. 3
Dec. 2
Dec. 1
mature.
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
102.14 Nov
5
YORK
bonds
point
a
LOW AND
Range for Previous
Exchange
YEARLY
-
Jan. 1
Sold
High
Low
No.
High
.
98
June-Dec
98
3%s
series
No.
11__
June-Dec
96?
96
9*
97%
3%s
series
No.
12.
June-Dec
*95
97
94%
99%
3%s
No.
13
series No.
14
June-Dec
96
series
No.
15
June-Dec
*95
3%s
•
series
3%s
3%s
series
No.
16..
Juno-Dec
93
*97
June-Dec
95
95
97%
93
99
95
95
99
95
96
98
94%
97%
Members New York Stock Exchange
June-Dec
*93%
18
June-Dec
*96
98
99%
98%
19
June-Dec
*95
98
95
98
series
20
June-Dec
*97%
99
96%
98
3%s
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series No.
series No.
3%s
series No.
21
June-Dec
*98
97
99
3%s
Wertheim & Co.
series No.
3%s
3%s
Foreign Securities
series No.
22
June-Dec
95
95
95
95
3%s
No.
...
No.
23
June-Dec
3%s
series No.
24
3%8
series
25
June-Dec
June-Dec
3%s series
No.
—
96
95
99%
97%
97-
II
99%
94
96
99%
99
95
1
99%
and
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Amsterdam
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5%s
1973.
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1945—Jan-JnZy
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1946—Jan-JnZy
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119
171%
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96
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1st & ref M 3%s series G 1980
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122
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High Authority of the European
3
93
142
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-
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:
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1993
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60
93 y2
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98
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97
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1987
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Feb-Aug
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,
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RANGE
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bonds
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
Last
or
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Friday's
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1972
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1st mtge 4%s ser K 1987
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23%
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225
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112
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98
112
113
146
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Kanawha
Ry
Michigan
&
City Southern Ry 3'As
(Rudolph) 4'As debs
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Kansas
Karstadt
Central 1st mtge 4s
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal
Kentucky
Stamped 1961
Plain
«.
1961
unguaranteed 1961
Kimberly-Clark Corp 33As 1983
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
tAKreuger & Toll 5s certificates 1959
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ref
&
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40
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66
57 Ye
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61
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96
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debentures
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1976
Lone Star Gas 4%s debj 1982
debentures
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conv
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74
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72
75%
82
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1972—May-Nov
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1978—
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Robbins
1977
Feb-Aug
104
104
104
5
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debs
1973
103 A
102
103'
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Mar-Sept
90
105
conv
subord
debs
Jan-July
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s 1974—May-Now
First mortgage 2%s 1980
Feb-Aug
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3 As 1988
April-Oct
4%s debentures 1991
88 %
3.10s
s
f
debentures
81
s
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92
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series
A
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98
98 A
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F M A N
92
92
93
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42
mortgage
first mortgage
Fdison
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Co
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A Jan
1990
May
81A
81A
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1991
May
58
571/4
58
refunding 3s series J
refunding 3s series K
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&
First
&
97
93%
100
97
94
105
96%
55
97
95%
refunding 2%s series P
&
refunding
First
&
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First & refunding
&
1st &
Jan-July
A Jan
1977
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1967—_Apn7-Oct
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June-Dec
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June-Dec
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ref
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M
W 1984—,
refunding 3 As series X 1984
M 3%s series Y 1987—
ref
series
Z
1988
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mtge
ref
&
ref
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3%s series CC 1978,,June-Dec
74
76 %
508
65%
78
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52
72%
67%
7
87%
26
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89
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68 A
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75 A
ref
&
80%
58%
87
67
—
&
1st
52
72%
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69
69
13
Pacific
Tel
&
Tel
2%s
debentures
1
2020
67
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67'/4
128
50%
67'A
1
2030
63%
63%
64
193
46
64%
57%
57 A
58%
389
38%
58 %
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95
62%
93 A
95
62
62%
5s
Mohawk & Malone first
.
Monongahela
Ry
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Monon Railroad 6s
gtd 4s 1991
series
B
inc debs Jan
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1966
1
*
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c.
National Dairy Products
3s debentures 1970
2%s
debs
53
86
12
135
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106
110
109
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see
page
29.
May-Nov
Feb-Aug
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91%
90
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111
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79%
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8
78%
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86
86
38
16
83%
95
82
—
90 A
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Feb-Ang
June-Dec
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100%
mortgage 4%s series E 1984
General
General
5s
series
B
1974
gold 4As series C 1977
82
90 Ya
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
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&
First
&
First
&
refunding
refunding
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&
96
First
&
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
931/2
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&
104%
First
&
1221/a
First
&
104%
109'%
First
First
&
&
refunding
refunding
refunding
1971—
June-Dec
2%s 1967
.May-Nop
2%s 1974
May -Nov
2%s 1981
—-June-Dec
2%s 1978
Feb-Aug
3%s 1982—*—
Jan-July
3 As 1983—
June-Dec
3 As 1985
April-Oct
4%s 1987
Mar-Sept
3%s 1988
May-Nov
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3
.
12
101'A
»
31
80%
86%
87%
91%
94%
100
96% 107
97
97%
11
80%
95
100 A 100 A
32
99% 102 Ye
94%
95 A
74
83
95 A
96 Ya
67
85%
76%
78
47
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78
78„.
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78
36
66
78
62%
62%
62 "«
63%
99
'
lOO'A
95'/4
83%
34
95 Ya
09%
92%
20
42%
60%
82
82
11
80 Ya
89
95
36
94
83 A
85 7«
7
83%
95 Ye
90
90 A
8
60%
94
83 A
54
98 A
60
—
7
98 A
Philadelphia Electric
Co—
refunding 2%s
100
0
V-
83%
1981
4%s
General
93 Va
86%
series
General
96
*96
May-Nov
1980
88 A
89 A
Natl Distillers Prods 3%s s f debs
1974__Apr«-Oct
National Steel Corp 1st 3Y8s 1982_—
May-Nov
1st mtge 3%s 1986
National Tea Co 3 As conv
5s a t debentures 1977
77
91
June-Dec
.3 As debentures 1976
June-Dee
National Distillers L Chem 4%s debs 1983 May-Nov
80
5
88
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co— »
45
45%
94%
89
*79'/2
—June-Dec
94%
32%
81
1970—June-Dec
1960
1968
84%
91
51%
A 111%
B
87%
88
44%
50 A
87%
series
#
80
86%
43A
Nashville Chatt & St Louis 3s ser 1986
Feb-Aug
Natl Cash Register 4'As conv debs 1981—June-Deo
Natl Cylinder Gas 5 As conv debs 1977
Mar^Sept
1978
62%
51A
88
debentures
91
98%
44%
*77
5s
,
—April-Oct
Jan-July
General mortgage 3 As series F 1985
Jan-July
Peoria & Eastern first 4s external 1960
April-Oct
A Income
4s
April 1990
April
Pere Marquette Ry 3%s series D 1960
Mar-Sept
93%
49
April
May-Nov
April-Oct
3As
9
:_June-Dec
2007—
Morris & Essex first gtd 3As 2000
Mountain States Tel & Tel 2%s 1986
53
88
.
A Jan
ser
Gen mtge
76%
103
>
income 4%s ser B Jan
income debentures Jan 1 2045
4As coll trust
1976
income 4%s
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
1st
RR—
Consolidated sinking fund 4As
General
4A»
series A
1965
Gen mtge
1981
66%
60
5
79%
June-Dec
June-Dec
598
28
30
88%
102
98 A
refunding 2%s series Q 1980.
First
1st
series N
77%
82%
59%
23 Ya
85 %
*79 A
60
50
11
*82
103
refunding 3As series I 1966
89%
74Y4
67%
84 'A
1
90 A
60 A
50
—
a
June-Dec
1970—.—June-Dec
1971
June-Dec
1974,
June-Dec
1979
June-Dec
First &
First & refunding
69%
81
51
■■
2
:
28
84%
Apr-Oct
1978
4%s conv
refunding 3s
94Ya
50
27
92
1985—June-Dec
2%s debentures 1986
—
April-Oct
3 As debentures 1987
April-Oct
debentures
1978
Mar-Sept
3%s
Mar-Sept
As debentures 1983
debentures
1981
May-Nop
3 As
debentures
1991
_Feb-Aug
3%s
debentures
1988
Feb-Aug
4%s
Pacific Western Oil 3 As debentures 1964—June-Dec
Pennsylvania Power & Light 3s 1975——April-Oct
7
59
■
Pacific Gas & Electric Co—
refunding 3s series L
refunding 3s series M
90
:
*85
75
.June-Dec
—Jan-Julv
1978
ser
3s
&
101 Ya
A,"
—
*58
27
mortgage
First
56 Ya
'
1974——Mar-Sept
Ohio
5
69%
60 A
69%!
84%
&
90
34
116%
First
82
50 V*
19%
Northrop Aircraft Lie 4s conv 1975———June-Dec
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984
June-Dec
90'/2
90
95
1971
Missouri Pacific RR Co Reorganization issues—
1st mtge 4 As series B Jan 1 1990—
1st
First
&
74
64
35%
Quar-Jan
1st
(quar)
1967
first 4s
D
adjustment 5s
(Wisconsin) first
First mortgage
First
Marie—
1962
4As series
mortgage
1st & ref M 3%s
mortgage 4s inc
Hen
mortgage
First
&
96%
94
April-Oct
40-year 4s series B 1962
Prior
mtge 3%s
First mortgage
&
102%
81
60'A
65 Ye
425
69%
mortgage 2%s 1974—Feb-Aug
2%s 1975
April-Oct
1982
June-Dec
3 As 1984
April-Oct
4%s 1986
,
Mar-Sept
4s
1988
Jan-July
mortgage 2%s 1977—April-Oct
3s 1979
Mar-Sept
4%s 1987
—,
June-Dec
First
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
Prior
1st
1st &
mortgage 4As inc series A Jan
Missouri Kansas &
(Minnesota) first
First mortgage
.
TOA
48%
6
Co—
States Power
Northern
95
861/2
—•
,
63 A
*82 A
Quar-Feb
2047
■
86
Feb-A?to
Minnesota Mining & Mfg 2%s
St Paul & Saulte
1
91
78
2
*73%
Jan-July
1976
f debentures 1972
6s subord
Jan
3s
90
Minneapolis-Moline Co—
Minn
lien
First
138
June-Dec
37/o8 sinking fund debentures 1967,.
Minneepolis-Roneywell Regulator—
s
81
89%
80
254
Quar-Jan
71%
'
—
87 A
81
Michigan Central RR 4As series C 1979—Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3'As 1969—Mar-Sept
First mortgage 27/8s 1969
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3%s 1969
Mar-Sept
3%«
.
1997
4s
First
1975
60
75
71
3*
48%
60 A
Oregon-Washington RR 3s series A 1960
April-Oct
Owens-Illinois Glass Co 3%s debs 1988—June-Dec
86
82%
70%
29%
—
Oxford
1972
74%
82
75
28%
May-Nop
,,~May-Nop
—Mar-Sept
109
Merritt-Ch&pman & Scott Corp—
4A8
__
93
88
86
66
9
80%
47
May-lVop
87
92%
1221/a
82
78
79
debs 1973_May-Nou
f
s
90
87%
103%
& Co—
debs
3%s
Gas
99
2
97%
56
28%
2%s 1975
—April-Oct
1st
mortgage 2%s
1980
—,
Mar-Nov
Oklahoma Gas & Electric 2%s 1975——Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 3%s 1982
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3%s 1988
—
June-Dec
1st
mortgage 4As
1987
Jan-July
Olin Mathieson Chemical 5As conv 1982,,May-Nop
5 As
conv
subord debs 1983—
,
:
Mar-Sept
85
60
47%
gold 4s 1996—April-Oct
75
«1
87%
122
87%
Feb-Aug
109%
May Stores Realty Corp—
McDermott
1987
4As
85
56
*83
„
s
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
1972
89
95 A
96%
1968„Mar-Sept
.
—
S3
73
73
registered
2047
Quar-Feb
Refunding & improve 4As ser A 2047—^Jan-July
Coll trust 4s 1984
April-Oct
78%
80
40Y4
43%
68 A
68
4s
registered 1997
General
80 %
I
'
55 Y4
5
56
*82%
*71%
2007—Jan-July
2022——May
A
f
s
4s
991/4
5
Mar-Sept
RR (Southern Lines) 4s 1959
May Dept Stores 2%s debentures 1972
3%s a f debentures 1980
mtge 5s
&
First
April-Oct
Manila
Gen
gtd
4%s conv subord debs 1977
Pacific Ry prior lien
81
85
"
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87%
IOIY4
1979—May-Nop
&Co. 2%s debentures
subord debs 1977
Central
128%
*90
,
(R H)
Maine
85%
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
.April-Oct
1978--
St Louis div secc k gold 3s 1980
Louisville Gas & EJeo 1st mtge 2%s
1st intgc 3'As 1934
1st mortgage 4%s 1987
Macy
699
100
mtge 3%s ser I 2003
Mack Trucks Inc
128%
April-Oct
Louisville & Nashville RR—
First & refund mtge 3%s ser F 2003
First & refund mtge 2%s ser G 2003
First & refund mtge 3%s ser H 2003
First & refund
124
197-6-June-Deo
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s ser D
Lorillard (P) Co 3s debentures 1963
3s debentures 1976
33As
127
May-Nov
May-Nov
68
42
v
63
3s
Lockheed Aircraft Corp—
70%
53 Ye
.
18
r,
*57
ser
Northern
113
96
98
56
—_May-Nov
debentures 1973
f debentures 1974—
f debentures 1976
s
111%
51A
55
*82
general & ref 5s 1974 _Mar-8ept
refunding 4As ser A 1974i.„Mar-Sept
Northern Natural
s
82
64 A
55 Ya
—
51A
55 A
Central
General
3%s
4.50s
mortgage
General
Northern
38%
46%
25
55
—
4s
consol
debentures
conv
43
104
70%
53
series A 1973————Jan-July
first mtge 2%s 1975—Mar-Sept
4%s
mtge
25%
subord
mtge
Putnam lirst
&
28
71
69%
*68
mtge conv inc 4As ser A
Y Power «fe Light
62
30
91
55
1993—April-Oct
N Y Susquehanna & Western RR—
Term 1st mtge 4s 1994
Jan-July
1st & cons mtge 4s ser A 2004—.
.Jan-July
AGeneral mortgage 4As series A 2019
Jan-July
N Y Telephone 2%s series D 1982
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3 As series E 1978—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3s series H 1989—April-Oct
Refunding mortgage 3%s series I 1996—April-Oct
Refunding mortgage 4As series J 1991—May-Nov
Ref mtg 4 As series K 1993,.
,—Jan-July
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General mortgage 2%s 1980.
—;—.—Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s 1980
April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s 1983
April-Oct
General mortgage 3As 1983
Feb-Aug
N
79
100
75
1975——April-Oct
___May-Nov
Jan -July
Jan-July
1973—
& Hartford RR—
refunding
&
35
3.75s
B
Haven
AGoneral
38
!
48
Harlem River <& Port Chester—
36 A
3
91
1973,——May-Nov
series A
West 4s
Ss
New
31A
—
89%
-
.
1998
4s
series
371/4
73%
70%
91
& St Louis—
series A 2043
Mortgage 4s series B 2043
May
104
55%
1997
1997
gold 3%s
Harlem gold 3As 2000
May
A
RR—
Connecting RR 2%s series B
Y &
4s
73
244
83%
4'As
*101
50
70%
*82
E
73%
262
69%
3s series F 1986—/,——April-Oct
1989
—June-Dec
D
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979—LApril-Oct
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
April-Oct
Libby McNeil & Libby 5s conv s f debs '76_June-Deo
Little Miami general 4s series 1962
May-Nop
60 %
64%
69%
income debentures
ASeries
2003
48 Ya
77
/.Series
interest
239
43
3%s
contingent interest 2003
contingent interest 2003
60 A
63
2
35
contingent
90
59%
63
April-Oct
collateral
Norfolk & Western Ry first
fixed interest 2003
5s
45
82
60 A
1
4%8
Series B 4'As fixed interest 2003
Series
40
2
95%
93
__Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (NY.) —
1st mortgage 4'As extended to 1974
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bds—
Series A 4s
92%
1
45
—
—Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1974
97%
'
rr—
*82
95
70
82
88
86%
'
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..
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90 Ya
83
10
98 A
89%
—■
89
68
.
.—
—
91
86%
SI
—
*81
*71A
103
80
82
'
Jan-July
April-Oct
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
1st & ref 5s stamped 1964
N
75
90
83 A
*92 '/a
*86
—■'/
registered 1997
June-Dee
Coal & Navigation 3'As A 1970—April-Oct
3 As
83
83 A
«—
South gold 3'As '97—June-Dee
Mich
Lake Shore &
'
95
80 Ya
'r'
*75 A
Apr-Oct
1976—June-Dec
ser C 1984_June-Dec
adj 1963——Jan-July
1987
Jan-July
4'/2S 1961—Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
—Jan-July
1990
4s
Kansas
92 A
99%
*80'/«
—
High
100%
54%
N Y
89
73
16
mortgage 3%s
York Chicago
4 As
115
89
99%
*80
__Mar-Sept
106
Low
82
88
Feb-Aug
1998
1980
6s
registered
First mortgage
981/4
81
99%
99%
98 Ye
104%
92%
2
Central Power & Light 27/8s 1976—Mar-Sept
Jersey
1st
85
101
98
Jan-July
April-Oct
Breaker 4'As conv 1982
Jamestown Franklin & Clear
155%
101
*88
Mar-Sent
f debentures 1987
Power Co 3%s 1978
I-T-E Circuit
110%
1167
144% 152 A
Jan. 1
No.
Refunding mortgage 3'As series E 1980 _June-Dec
New
v
f debentures series A 1977
3%s
4'As
Interstate
145
Range Since
Sold
101A 102
RR. Coseries A
4s
trust
Shore
Lake
Bonds
High
1982
Central & Hudson River
Y
3%s
93
International Tel & Tel Corp—
Interstate
May-Nov
101%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
3% s
registered 1998
Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3%s 1998_Feb-Aug
3 A s registered 1998
Feb-Aug
237
96%
Low
Refunding & Impt 4As series A 2013—April-Oct
Refunding & Impt 5s series C 2013
April-Oct
*
Jan-July
3.65s conv subord debs 1977
Bid & Asked
4%s series B 1961
Central
York
New
General
135Y2
"
.r.,„
New
N
87 A
87
—;
Jan-July
Jan-July
New
92 A
^
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Week's Range
or Friday's
Sale Price
-April-Oci
debentures 1974—
Mar-Sept
Jersey Bell Telephone 3 As 1988
Jan -July
Jersey Junction Ktt gtd first 4s 1966—teo-^g
Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
—Mar-Sept
3s
83
99 A
Friday
guaranteed
debentures
New
80'A
77
*77
,
Last
Period
England Tel & Tel Co—
3s
25%
76%
*84%
—
New
First
53%
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
51A
53
20%
•
DECEMBER 5
ENDED
Range Since
Bonds
81
first 5s A 1957—Feb-Aug
§ A Adjusted income 5s Feb 1957
April-Oct
Illinois Bell Telephone 2%s series A 1981—Jan-July
First mortgage 3s series B 1978
June-Deo
III Cent RR eonsol mtge 33/4S ser A 1979—May-Nop
Consol mortgage 3%s series B 1979
May-Noo
Consol mortgage 3%s series C 1974
May-Nop
Consol mortgage 3%s series F 1984——Jan-July
1st mtge 3Y4S series G 1980
Feb-Aug
1st mtge 3%s series H 1989
Mar-Sept
3%s 6 f debentures 1980
Jan-July
Indianapolis Union Ry 21/2s ser C 1986
June-Dee
f$AHudson & Manhattan
WEEK
FOR
Week's Range
Friday
90
5
89
65%
90 A
91
47
*83
80
80
101A
20
90
98
83
34
80
98%
92
77%
88%
82
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83%
84 A
82%
83%
9
92%
82%
5
105% 105 %
2
93 A
43
92%
90
83
86%
94%
81
82%
103
90 Y«
91
93%
108%
100
Number 5801
Volume 188
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(2377)
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
„
New York Stock
Last
Period
Sale Price
or
4V*s
subord
conv
tiebs
1987—
9434
Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H i960
General mortgage
Feb-Aug
5s series A
1970
83%
95
32
8274
93%
6774
1983.
*8634
*
Texas
96
43
9874
98 74
May-Wow
9574
174
166
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I
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4
.
.
7834
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91
93
93
2
10374 104
53
99%
.—1'
93
—April-Oct
1977
Quaker Oats 234s
Mar-Sept
debentures
1964
104
__Jan-July
*9334
—
89
-
Radio
Corp of America 334 s conv 1980—Jnno-Dec
Reading Co first & ref 334 s series D 1995_May-Nov
Reynolds <R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
Rheem Mfg
Co 374s debs 1975
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
mtge
7s
10734
88
Union Electric
10074 108'A
70
—
9934
93
3s
107 \
*87
—
May-Nov
:
95%
90
United
6s
i
—
~~
.
United
10974
Rohr
Aircraft
5'As
McBee
6'As
Royal
conv
debs
cony
debs
1977
——
Louis-San
1st
Ry
1st
A 5s
9334
'
128
12534 128
120%
11734 12034
91%
9134
46
9174
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52
10634
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91
91%
69
72
*67
—
75
6434
bond
.
May
7334
—
.
Mar-Nov
•
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7574
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__
Mar-Sept
75%
—w
——
67%
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mtge
3%s
f
s
Line
Air
1989
& Sons 2'As 1966
83
50
83
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97%
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85
100
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104% 10674
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103
97% 10974
103
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103
103'A
;
77
82
89
91
89
92%
87
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_
debentures
1972—
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—*
93'A
—
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s
f debs
22
101
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108
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106
225
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1983— Feb-Aug
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101
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Jan-July
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debentures
2'As
Oil
1982
debentures
1971
debentures
1979
debentures
1985
2%s debentures
59
348
115'A
convertible
103
111%
105
106'A
10534
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84
—
29
132
94
84
106%
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1970
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83
84
77
87'A
80
78
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64
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,,
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;
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133
11534
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6
119
137 %
142
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mtge
9434
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114
97'A
9634
9734
42
93
99%
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3%s
ser
93'A
9134
93 74
87
86
95%
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83%
84%
'75— June-Dec
A
*84
—
WW
91%
1st
mortgage
First
mortgage 23As series F
234s series E
1986
Southwestern Bel
1994
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1996
234s debs
,
1985—
3'As debentures 1983
ASpokane Xnternl
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Coil
Standard
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5s
conv
California
434s
67
73'A
Wisconsin
2013
1967
68
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233
171
10
83%
113'A
84 34
85%93'A lOOVr
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86%
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55
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—
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102
in
the
delivery
included
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the year's range,
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91
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.
165
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85
102'A 10334
83%
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1976—
99
103%
not
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147
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104'A
95
151
—' 'a
,.;• 97
*91%
Mar-Sept
Mar-,9ept
Mar-Sept
jan-JvtZp
1971
Electric Light & Power 234s
83%
84
84
range,
d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale not
not included in. the year s range, r casn sai#
2 ■
§ Negotiability impaired by maturity.
aar.tt'nr>'it ki
(Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
•Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
a
101'A
97%
79'/«
"
10234
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114
99
*85
—
*
—
107%
104
105'A
79 'A
Anril-OcZ
.May-Nov
April
—June-Dec
1983
100'A
*100
A.
100
May
Electric Power 234s
61'A
94Va
99
83%
'
91%
83 »A
84
—
A 2004
Jan-July
4'As inc series A Jan 1 2029-—.—May
96'A
108'A
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.
„
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j
_
4
Central RR Co—
65
99
96%
119%
83'A: 104
97
j
—
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first 4s 1060—
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108
37
83%
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*64
108
104
8334
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—
1984
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Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
"
83%
0
102
104
Jan-July
_April-Oct
1983
Ry first consol gold 5s
coll tr 4'As 1988
1st mtge
Memphis div first gold 5s
;Jan-July
Jan-July
72
172%
88
111
Map-Nov
debs 2008
.Jan-July
1996—
First mortgage 2'As series G 1961
First mtge 5'As series H
*68
9234
.
111
mtge 4s series
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92
—
lgTS-Apx-il-Oct
1975
9534
'
J an-July
—
Whirlpool Corp 3'As s f debs 1980—
Wilson & Co 4'As debs 1978——
Southern Pacific RR Co-
Southern
debs
conv
202 ;
172%
Ju?ie-Dec
Westinghouse Electric Corp 234s 1971-.
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 234s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967-
Map-Nov
1969——
195
America—
debentures
income
5s
64%
55
12
13574
1968.
102%
955A
June-Dec
registered 2361
Map-Nov
A 1977———Mar-Sept
(Oregon Lines)
4'As
1973_J«7ie-Dec
25(1
—
1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3'As series O 1979-.—-—,-April-Oct
5'As debentures 1982.
—Jan-July
Western Pacific RR Co 3'As ser A 1981—_Jan-July
94 %
78
__
1
9934
106%
97% 104%
98
.101%
81'A
90%
93%
93%
40
81'A
95
98%
■
Western Maryland Ry
*—
n-r.
4s
91
102
Co-
Pacific
1951
4s guaranteed 2361-
West Shore first
99 Vs
79%
10074
.
100 Vn
98'A
103'A
95
June-Dec
Washington Terminal 234s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As 1967_Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—Map-Nov
West Penn Electric 3'As 1974
.A
—May-Wow
West Penn Power 3'As series I 1966—
Jan-July
96
77
—•
Jan-July
debentures
—
101%
95
*80
income series A Jan 1981
April
Gen mtge income 4'As series B Jan 1991—April
First mortgage 3'As series B 1971
Feb-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3'As 2000—Feb-Awp
Southern California Edison Co—
3'As
18
Gen mtge 4s
108%
89%
8734
10034 101
81%
92%
9oy4 100%
100% 100%
99
96%
86
4
Wabash RR Co—
10034
97%
96
8374
*102
mm
u—.—_—Feb-Aug
1987
72
88
114
*99
'mum
Jan-July
—
132
87
87
115%
—
23As
8974
128
—Aprll-Oet
April-Oct
Oil
Corp 434s conv debs 1986June-Dec
Skelly Oil 2'As debentures 1965
Jan-July
Socony-Vacuum Oil 2'As 1976—
June-Dec
South & North Ala RR gtd 5s 1963—
April-Oct
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co—
3s
89'A
—
;
4
subord income
6s
93%
20
~5
lien & ref 4s ser F 1983
1st
Gas
5'As conv subord
Shell
"Sinclair
10374
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1977™,
1982-
Roebuck &
Service
1983
First lien and x'ef mtge 3'As ser C
■
*89
«*<•»
434s
90
86
5
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
1st & ref M 3'As ser J 1982——
Ap^-Oct
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Jan-July
Gen mtge 4'As 1983
Mar-Sept
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
Map-Nov
"
10634
•
80%
103%
83% 129
299
12134 129
*'■
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9134
15
First and ref mtge 234 s ser H 1980
91
93
90
of
70
98%
9134
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
3s series F 1978——;
Mar-Sept
Sears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
434 s
4s debs
ctfs
Corp
72
—
96'A
92
3'As conv subord debentures 1969
June-Dec
4'As conv subord debs 1976
——-—Mar-Sept
101%
83
85
Vanadium
7134
87
95
«.
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
Juiie-Dec
1974
debentures
81
90
9134
1976
sinking fund mtge ser C
Participating
7634
80
'
Co—
3s series B 1980
debentures 1977
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3s
RR
79%
56%
33
•—.
69
*9074
69
68%
52
■
:
certificates
May-Wow
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
St Paul & Duluth first cons gold 4s 1968_June-Dec
St Paul Union Depot 3 'As B 1971—
April-Oct
Scioto V 8c New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Now
Scott Paper 3s conv debentures 1971—
Mar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 434s debs 1982——Jan-July
Seaboard
§ A 6 'A s
81%
95
§A3'As assepted series A 1951
.
89
*—
Steel Works Corp—
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Jan-July
5 A3'As assented series A 1947-——Jan-July
§A6'As sinking fund mtge series A 1951-June-Dec
76
7574
-—Jon-July
2022
income debs ser A Jan 2006
4s
...
120%
93 %
93
United
132,
74
Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First
98%
*71
—_
debentures
1967—
s
debentures
94'A
84
April-Oct
§A3'As assented series C 1951—:
mtge inc 4As ser A Jan
4s series B 1980
mtge
9334
June-Dec
Co—
1997
mortgage 4s series A
ASecond
St
Francisco
Rubber 234
S.
86%
8334
—__Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
1972—_—
United States Steel
■
P
—
Mar-Sept
1996-Jan-July
April-Oct
St Lawrence & Adirond'k 1st gold 5s
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U.
234s
s—Jan-July
1977—.—
Baguenay Power 3s series A 1971,
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96
15574
90
93%
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••
8434
86
9834
79'A
329
•
80
86%
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,
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1
15574
147
127
—Map-Nov
1966—ApriZ-Oct
Mar-Sept
———Jan-July
mtge & coll tr 4'As 1978
4%s s f debentures 1978
Corp—
101%
93
»
86
72
-
•
100'/»
937/4
99%
94%
24
85
*87
—Jan-July
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ApriZ-Oct
93 34
95.
8434
100T4
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■
97
88
86
86
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
1978
..
8334
82
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C
21
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.
77
9734
95 y8
82
1st mtge & coll tr 4'As 1977
9434
87
78
,
—
*9534
95'A
9634
94'4
149
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debs
76%
10634 121
10
y
.
£6
104% 111
•
8534
*9534
82%
Jan-July
Oil
f
"
88
*83%
1991-McwHSepfc
ApriZ-Oct
mtge & coll trust 3'As 1972
s
82
83
12-
12
„
11734 120
118
99%
1978
"l
.
82
*85
334s sinking fund debentures 1973—
B
Richfield
Gas
99%
101%
94
13
•
*10534 109
,
?
85%
98
434 s conv subord debs 1983
ApriZ-Oct
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp—
General mortgage 3'As series J 1969—Mar-Sept
234s
1977—
—
4'As series
series
73'A
87%
.9034
-
debentures
434s
Jon-July
85
73'A
1976—^Feb-Aug
1969
334s
185
182
—
—
Artists Corp—
subord debs
of America
Debt
■■
85
82
1971—Map-Nov
i973
Car 4'As s i debs
conv
1st
—
85
June-Dec
—
Biscuit Co
182
177
——
—
—April-Oct
334s
——
mm
40
1968—
United
—
—Feb-Aug
mtge 6s 1955—
adjustment bonds—
5'As series A 1978
:
Union Tank
-
__
Missouri
Refunding mortgage 2'As series C
80
—
9734
73'A
—June-Dec
1985—Jan-July
1974
3348
Union Pacific RR 234s debentures
75
89
'
97
3
90%
84
112
97
April-Oct
tr 234s 1980
1982
Union Oil of California 2%s debs 1970.
108'A
67
w—:
9334
and coll trust 234s 1975-ApriZ-Ocfe
^——..Map-Nov
debentures
85
—
84
Pacific—
1st mtge & coll
1st mtge
3'As
9734
92
1
8734
:
May-Wow
SAConsol
1,408
70
*—
—
Feb-Aug
1950—
gADirect mtge 6s 1952
gAConsol mtge 6s 1953-
gold 5s. 2000
of
Co
First mortgage
97%
.
104% 138
273
92'A
ref and impt
94%
■
__
Cent
9034
94%
84
334s I960—June-Dec
Tri-Continental Corp. 234s debs 1961_.
;Mar-Sept
100
91
99
Tol & Ohio
85
13234
*87'A
Thompson Products 434s .debs 1982.U
Feb-Aug
Oil Co 3'As 1986—
———ApriZ-Oct
9674
'
SADirect
series B 1970
of New Orleans
RR
97
81% ' 60%
*
Tidewater
174
89
f
Term
111
111
*10674 115
*169
101'/a
.
—_.
130
92'A
refund M 334s series C 1990—ApriZ-Oct
Pacific-Missouri
Texas
101
95
100
*90
1975—
and refund M 374s
First and
94
52
96%
9574
1968-Jaii-July
June-Dec
debentures
First
10
A,
General and refund M 334s ser E
1972
debentures
Orleans RR—
Texas & Pacific first
105 y.
refunding mortgage 3'As 1983- April-Oct
and
84
93%
8874
103
91% 100 '
11
"
—
*90
.
Texas Company
110
(
94 Yd
98
'
•
of St Louis—
96
82
a2
93%
98yil07%
95%
9234
90 ;
*85
__
(The) 334s debs 1983—Map-Nov
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965—————Map-Nov
102%
96
81%
83y8,
38
102
88 'A
—
131
92%
8374
|
Mar-Sept
&.New
10434
"
9234
Jan-July
—
120%
103'A
—
.
—May-Wow,
—
9374
10974 110
Mar-Sepl
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
and refunding mortgage 274s 1979. June-Dec
3'As
103
--
*—
.
109%
and
4%s
98
92
-Jon-July
1973
High
101%
161
*
,8534
*9834
*100
Low
118
NO,
j
84'A
8534
—
Refund and impt M 4s series C 2019—_Jan-July
Refund and impt 234s series D 1985-—April-Oct
10134
84
84
"
,—May-Wow
debentures .1972——
2%s
Co.
debentures
Terminal RR Assn
98
9534
i
V..
274s
74
9174
98
Jan. 1
Sold
High,
103'A 104 %
(Ohio)
Sylvania Electric Products—
4'As conv subord-debs 1983—
96%
;]
96744
98
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037__J«ne-Dec
debentures
'
,
—
9674
98
62
96
a
,
*9274
*
—
.
—May-Nov
«
1st
68
(N J) debentures
debentures 1974——
Swift &
12
88
103'A
-April-Oct
.
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971.
90
April-Oct
Procter & Gamble 374s debs 1981
Public Service Electric & Gas Co—
3s debentures
1963;
First and refunding mortgage 3'As
First
98
86
—.
3%s
100
8874
*9674
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
114 'A 115'A
2%s 1971—Map-Nov
—Jan-July
4'As 1982
Jan-July
Stauffer Chemical 374s debs 1973—^
Mar-Sepf
Sunray Oil Corp 234s debentures 1966——Jan-July
Superior Oil Co 83As debs 1981—
Jan -July
9934
9734
87'A
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
1st gen 5s series B 1862—
Feb-Aug
Plantation Pipe Line 23-ts 1970—
-Mar-Sept
First
96%
,
—
1983—
debentures
234s
8874
■■
or
Bid & Asked
(Indiana) 3'As conv 1982—April-Ocf
Standard Oil Co
April-Ocfc
April-OeZ
Sale Price
Standard Oil
76
97%
_
'
'
4As
94
76
.
—
—
Standard Oil
9974
91
*9734
Last
Period
Low
10674 11534
—.
*9734
.
Pittsb Coke & Cnem 1st mtge 3'As 1964
May-Wow
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 334s 1965—J an-July
334s a f debentures 1986
Potomac Electric Power Co 3s
334s "conv debs 1973
474
99
*9734
'
94
Jane-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
General mortgage 334s series E 1975
„
*91%
*76
■
Consolidated guaranteed 434s ser 1
196j_reD-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 43'as ser J
1964-Jfay-ixov
Pit tsnurga Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
10
11174 11374
m-m
Week's Range
Interest
i
New York Stock Exchange
,.
No.
9474
BONDS
Range Since
Jan. 1
Low
High
Sold
High
9434
11274
Pillsoury Mills Inc. 334s s f aebs 19/2
June-Dec
PittsDurgh Bessemer & ijake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsuurgn t/hictauau Cnic & St Louis Ky—
5
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Phillips Petroleum 234s debentures 1964—Feb-Aug
DECEMBER
ENDED
Week's Range
Interest
Exchange
WEEK
FOR
29
the year's
in
the
year's
n Under-lhe-rule sale
y Ex-coupon.
range,
selling flat.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning
Dec. 1 and ending Friday, Dec. 5.
It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during current year.
In the
RANGE
Friday
'
STOCKS
Last
'American Stack Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Range
of Prices
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp class A
—1
4'A
Acme, Precision Products Inc
—1
634
6
common—
10
Adam Consol Industries Inc
1
Manufacturing Corp
Aero Supply Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
For
footnotes
see
page 33.
l
*
Shares
7y4
;
Jan
434 Jun
Air
Jan
8% Aug
AJax
1,800
14%
7'A
834
800
1034
3,700
17%
4
6,100
Apr
634 May
21
Jan
9% Sep
474 Jan
174 Jan
1174 Oct
8% Feb
1374 July
4ya Sep
Sale Price
y
Industries Inc
Petroleums Ltd
Way
Alabama
Great
Power
Southern
4.20%
for Week
Shares
Range
of Prices
High
2%
3'A
-3
50c
%
11
130
—60
preferred—100
———10
5%
cumulative preferred
100
Alaska Airlines Inc
—1
Alabama
Alan Wood Steel Co
Sales
Week's
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Low
Par
3%
10%
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
whetner
'
5
Friday
5%
1634
334
DECEMBER
1,800
17'A
4
ENDED
8,200
10%
1
Aeronca
WEEK
for Week
Low
High
334
4%
Acme Wire Co
FOR
Sales
Week's
Monday,
133
1.000
8,700
50
50
600
1% Jan
ft
122
Apr
High
3% Sep
\i Apr
88
89
2174
23
13834
Nov
7'A
634
774
2,100
1674 May
9534 July
26% Oct
7574 Apr
88
22%
82
84% Nov
3% Mar
Nov
774 Sep
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
M
Monday, December 8,1958
...
(,2378)
american stock exchange
riMty
Last
STOCKS
Sale Prioc
American Stack Ezehun
Par
Kunstzijde N V—
dep rets Amer shares.
All American Engineering Co
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Allied Artists
Control
Co
Co
of
American
Meter
Natural
American
IS
1
Apr
5%
Jan
40%
44%
1,700
Co 6%
Gas
class
Inc
Writing
Paper common
Post
46%
9
Apr
Capital
10% Sep
5% Jan
1
Jan
65
Jan
14%
38
3,200
38
37%
39%
30%
x31%
Nov
28% Mar
38
Aug
27%
39 Va
Nov
1,200
Products
12 VB
10%
73
68
73%
5,900
12
11%
12%
11,800
75,300
4%
1,500
32%
26%
33%
12%
11%
12%
2,400
8,400
4
13
73%
7"% May
Jan
3,000
2%
a
A
2
14%
8,600
1,300
10%
8,800
14% xl5
9%
16
Jan
3%
%
10
33%
84»
3'A
4.75
4%
Jan
Jan
3%
18
4%
12% Jan
2.40
"A" shares
Angoetura-Wupperman
Appalachian Power Co
Arkansas
Fuel
Oil
6
39%
Gas Co
Arkansas Power A
4-72 fs
91%
5
Co
warrants-
Altex
11%
22%
Aluminum Co
American
dep
Associate Laundries
Associated
of
Class
Tel
A
Atlantic
Atlas Consolidated
Development*
Atlas
Audio
Non-voting
Jan
32,400
21%
4%
Feb
9,900
7
8%
13%
Jan
22%
3%
Apr
22
9,500
23 Va
29,700
3%
3,300
1%
Nov
2ft
13% Jan
IIS
Jan
Oct
6ft Feb
2%
1
America
2%
1
lo
Supply Co
2
"2%
2,400
1% Feb
5,700
2
Apr
•
Inc
Feb
17
25%
97% Mar
1%
100
Co
•
49
1%
48
2
6,000
49%
700
1
Jan
26% Jan
50
14%
13%
3%
3%
15%
1
9'A
8%
16%
15%
17%
l
4%
3%
4%
Inc
1
Ayrshire Collieries Corp common
„1
non-cum
Voting
18,900
9%
I0o
Products
8,900
4
4
x4%
11,900
7% Jan
2%
X4%
17%
9%
7 % Mar
2%
900
Aug
4% May
4,300
4%
36%
36%
37
100
July
4%
Nov
Jan
20%
Jun
x29
Feb
39%
Sep
Class
I®
•;
& ;•
■
Batter
1
Industries
Baldwin Rubber
Baldwin
Ihc
•.
.
I
7%
450
10%
18%
18%
15%
16%
500
3%
3%
6,900
Jan
12%
18%
Apr
11% May
2% Jan
_•
113
2
4%
4%
12%
;
6%
11
10%
25c
18%
1%
7 60
7%
4
l
convertible class A
50o
Beck
(A fit Shoe Corp
BeU Telephone of Canada
Belock Instrument Corp
1
—,
50c
Inc
(SI Si Co common
C)
800
1
8
Apr
Jan
11
Dec
18%
18%
1,100
1%
1%
7%
9,900
7%
•
1,600
3%
4
6,600
2% May
7%
1,600
12
.
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc
20o
6%
B
Stores
•
6%
•
6%
•
British American Oil Co.
40%
Petroleum
dep
rets
ord
British
Columbia
7%
Power
Cork Internat'l
Drug
Co
Jan
12%
Dec
Dec
Curtis
21%
Dec
Curtis
"5
Company
6%
2,600
4% Jan
400
26% Jan
96
30
25,600
300
83
43
96
7%
Apr
21
Brown Form an Distillers
4%
cumulative
Brown
Rubber
Bruce
(E L)
Brack
Mitts
preferred
Co
common
Co common
Jan
11% Jun
1% Apr
2 Va Aug
6
7% Aug
7% Oct
Apr
5% July
33% Jan
8,200
34% Jan
Jan
29%
r
Nov
82% July
46'A Oct
Ltd-class B
Crystal
60c convertible preferred
6% serial preferred
1
13%
14%
21,800
x31%
13%
X31%
32%
1,000
10
x7%
7%
x8
1
9%
9%
10%
2074
22 74
3,200
6%
6%
674
11,700
7
774
1,200
9
1
Corp
(The) Company
2.50
2%
17
"i74
8%
American dep rets ord shares
Burroughs (J P) & Son Inc
12%
Aviation
Electric
Inc
Power
$3.00 preferred
3s 6d
%
2%
$2AO preferred.
6%
251/2
25%
lOo
3%
31a
1
19%
197a
Sep
AO
46%
~3%
Chiboogamau Mince Ltd
1
~6%
127b
2674
374
46%
55
page 33.
Oct
Jan
22%
3
16%
9% Nov
Jan
May
;
Jan
Dec
'
237a Oct
1%
Jan
3% Nov
900
7%
Jan
13% Feb
6%
11,700
5*4
Jan
-«
7
Jan
6,400
5%
%
Jan
19%
T% May
1174 Sep
Jan
,7,200
•%
-
18% Nov
5% Jan
1,800
Jan
■" "
200
3,200
1% Jan
Xl5 Va
15%
700
300
26
Oct
Dec
20
Nov
10 Va
Apr
16% Nov
9%
Jan
14
1674
12%
127b
May
16% Jan
25*4
117a
Jan
20
4*/a
Jan
6% May
18
*
C_ ■■"
'13% 713 %*
..
—
: "
4%
4%'
19
Oct
Nov
4
1,
1.900
5
Aug
^% May
109,300
74
"9,900
*58 %
Feb
13%
'
15%.
87,200
8
Jan
6%
.
Nov
2%
Feb
"69%
--2
Dec
"78% July
15% Dec
Jan
13%
2,600
1,800
5%
1234
9%
Jan
17% Jun
40
42%
450
23%
Jan
43% Nov
,"3%
1,600
1%
Jan
>6%
8%
12%
40
~
3%
3%
'•
9
-
18
....
9.
.
.
18
Nov
950
5%
Apr
100
14%
Jan
174
Dec
5,400
1074
Nov
2574 Mar
100
31%
Jan
48%
18
.
4 '
25,200
9
•
8% Dec
-
"10%
18
Nov
Nov
•
—5
11%
37%'/ 37%
.1%:
11%
2Va
-T'l %
1%,:
50c
common
4%
215 May
2%
68'/a
2%. 7
26c
*
.2.50
common
Dairies
11%
'
*
.
8%
19%
■■73,800
-878
200
21%
*
.,
2'A May
5% Jan
6%
:
3%
1%
% Dec
6y. May
8
Jan
Feb
Jan
7
Mar
3
Oct
Jun
9% Aug
2%
Jan
%
Dec
1% Jan
-
32 Va
Oct
3%
Nov
13% Jan
20%
Nov
Apr
62
July
45
Sep
50
51% Sep
37/s Oct
57
6% Oct
5,900
2%
Jan
5% Nov
100
3
30
.-7-'
r
139
■
300
Jan
35
May
3% Aug
2V2 Mar
23
Jan
10
139
128
Jan
6.600
9%
4%
■
32
141
Oct
Nov
9% Dec
Apr
Jan
3,300
21,000
2
6V2
3%
Jan
MVa
1ft
-16,100
1
Jan
111 May
32%
34 V4
22,200
22
Jan
40% Mar
2%
.5%
.2%
-
...
2% Jun
■6%
Dec
"
1%-..32% - •
6s 8d
5—1
—lc
2%
.
-
,/?"
-
15%
■1%
,,,7 ';
,H'« •'
-
3
Apr
•4% Nov
Mar
16% Aug
1% Oct
-21
Jan
14
Nov
18%
Jan
24% Aug
24% Oct
Jan
15%
Jan
Nov
3,200
10
July
13% Jan
33
Jan
36
Jan
-8% Nov
I 2.700
10
7%
--
11%
--7
•'
--
Laboratories—
*
18.800
3%
Oct
40 Va
Oct
Jan
21%
13.900
21%
Dec
12%
4G.000
6 %
Jan
12 y4
Dec
50
53%
400
39 y2
Jan
50 */a
400
30%
Jan
6174 July
50% Dec
20 Va
13%
'
Jan
7%
112
6 ,2
1
Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg.
10s
Duraloy (The) Co
1
Durham. Hosiery class B common
5
Duro Test Corp
common
1 ,
Duval Sulphur & Potash Cp—_—-4—*«
'Dynamics Corp, of America.—.
1.
.■
Nov
10%
x48 V*
50
—''—*
"8
Oet
34% May
"
,
34--.
7%
,4
H '■<*'-
--1°
12%
33%
11 '8
7
>
125
..
}
*
•—
July
300
20%
20%'
20^8
32.50
1
*
*
—1
Common
-
1,300
11% '12
—'
Co———
1%
11
.7
15%
■
200
;... (;oo
4ft\. 4V2"
:
•
stock
Co———
Feb
3%
Sep
70.000
6 Va
Dunlop
Jan
30
1,000
30%
7
9
2%
674
Dec
Apr
.
—
—
Sep
17"'
Jan
4%
3%
3%
900
3%
7
7
100
4% Mar
--
Nov
Oct
4% Jan
1«
Oct
2,350
15
Jun
25-
Dec
25%' 26%
1.700
19%
Jan
30%
Oct
"5%
37,500
2%
Jan
5% Dec
30%
Jan
..42% Dec
23 Va
23 ,,4
-™'_/
5 ■*
25
Jan
100
33
-3
"
9%
1,600
'
-4
.33
»
—
28% Sep
6% Oct
13
Nov
625
5%
•
-
374 Aug
......
.
Ltd
(Allen. B)
12% Jan
Jim
150
Power
DuMont
Nov
7%
Harris
ft; 1,100.
17
•
1
Bridge Co Ltd—
Steel & Coal ord
..2,900
;
11%
-r'^V 16% "
*'.5%
5%
3%
3%
Fdrs Inc—1
Ltd—
Petroleum
Driver
Feb
2%
Jan
18% Feb
Co
4V4 V ..4%
,—
5
100
1
.
v,*.
4%
-
s_50c
$2
preferred.^
——
Douglas Oil Company
Dow Brewery Ltd
Draper Corp common.
Drilling & Exploration Co
July
Va Jan
5,800
;
—,—
19% Sep
14% Oct
9% Jan
21
1
2.50
—20
2.50
1
10c
35
Club Inc."
(The)
Dominion
Nov
8
11
Jan
17,400
--v.:
'
.r
Inc
common
Manufacturing
&
35%
7ft
53,100
25
Jan
900
4
Feb
Sep
10
Oct
5% Sep
25% Jan
36
Dec
30%
Jun
.
Jun
>
Malleable
Eastern
States
,
.
25
rl
Iron.!—f—
Corp..
$7 preferred series A
$6 preferred, series ,B
Edo Corporation class A
Mines Limited—
Elder
•:
1
e
Eastern
4% Aug
35% Dec
■
Jan
"
300
1
24%
12%
*
partic
dep rets ord reg
(The) Corp—.——
Diversified Specialty Stores—
Dec
Jun
1,000
700
36%
20,300
Jan
8%
-
-
5
American
3% Oct
3%
3%
35%
-3%
•
6%
.
*
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd
*
Dominion Textile Co Ltd common—*
Dorr-Oliver Inc.
7-50
1%
3%
6%
1,300
■'« >7%..
—1
Dominion
33,600
6,600
22 Va
-17% .18%
6% x6%
17%
1
Co
(Md)
Dome
500
20
26 Va Mar
Oct
Nov
~
-
15%
Dec
29
preference
3
59,300
8
8V2
:.
6%:
.68 Va
Jun
8%
4
36%
ft
3%
10%
Apr
8,GOO
7%
46%
•
common,
>
8%
77
Jan
6%
7% Jan
35%
Bread Co Ltd
Nov
33% Nov
8 Va Oct
2
May
11% Jan
55
AO
38
5
Diversey
Dec
55%
Fire Insurance-
For footnotes see
5%
1,400
AO
€% cumulative preferred
OalfSB Consol Oil & Gas Co.
Cement Co Ltd
14%
13% Feb
1,600
2,300
2%
774
•
1,500
1514
Jan
1
"A"
debentures
Diners'
8ft Oct
Jan
2,300
%
1
12%o
Calgary A Edmonton Corp Ltd
37%
Development Corp of America——1
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd..—____—_'25c
Duke
Burry Biscuit Corp
Eastern
9%
2 Va
Burma Mines Ltd—
Calif
44 Va
7% Nov
17 V2
2%
16
12%
36%
1
.—,—•
.1.50
Hosiery Mills
Brothers Inc
—,
Day Mines Inc..—
Dayton Rubber Co class A
Dejay Stores common—
Dennison Mfg class A common!
Nov
8%
~8%
10
Sep
36%
13%
Davidson
Nov
7Va
Jan
3
22 Va
1
California
4,000
l
Buffalo-Ellipse
Hill
11,900
1
Buell Die Si Machine Co
Bunker
718
5'A
16% Mar
50c
20
xl5%
Davenport
Distillers
149,500
•
8 F Company common
Buckeye (The) Corp..
Budget Finance Plan common
5ft Feb
36% Nov
7%
2.50
B
42.
5
D
Dec
7%
600
7%
July
Jan
common
Davega Stores Corp
5%
preferred
Sep
26%
7%
Dec
2 74
Jan
Oil vtc„
-,74 c
Lighting Inc common
2.50
Manufacturing Co class A—..4
Daitch
Oct
Jan
150
£1
0%
1% Mar
8% Feb
42%
1
common
Sugar
5% May
7 Va Nov
6%
100
3% Aug
8%
Cuban-Venezuelan
7%
1,100
1,900
12,900
10 Va
—•
*
common
4% May
13% Apr
7ft
7%
6V2
' 1%
24%
20
:
common
Crown
Sep
5%
800
1
Crown
7%
common
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord reg
«
Brown
Co
Central Petroleum
3,300
*ft
7 ft
Dec
3%
,_10c
Corp
Detroit Gray Iron & Steel
bearer
7%
Jan
lVe
10c
Publishing
Crowley Milner & Co
18,300
40%
Jan
Jan
2
600
Engineering—1
Corp
;
1
Crowell-Collier
7%
21%
39%
9%
4%
3,700
26,100
common
12%
7,100
Feb
1,700
27a
>
14%
American dep receipts'(ord reg)
£1
Carrier Industries Inc
—50c
11%
6%
15,700
7%
^.7%
18%
1
.
Tobacco
7
250
9%
7Va
41
1.25
Inc
Ltd—
Atlantic
6%
Dec
13%
10
i
Corp
Cuban
6%
7
17%
Crane
British American Tobacco—
Amer
.
«
r
1
Inc
&
Reynolds
"Cuban
6%
Jan
40
—
Jan
5,100
Dec
274
17%
Inc
Oct
1%
Oct
514
48.900
10
,
Detroit. Gasket
Amer dep rets ord reg
7
14%
Inc.
Varnish
44
x29% x29%
71
63%
70
8%
24
Jan
2% Jan
9,800
2%
8%
*
Corp
Lines
13%
1%
^7
"
374 July
1% May
147/a
Nov
1
Royalty Oil—
Jan
10%
1,800
5%
2%
20,600
22
„5Va
21%
Jan
21
.
,
74 Oct
7% July
27% Dec
22
10N
10%
8V2 Jan
*
•
Jan
Mining & Smelt Ltd.,—*
40%
11%
1%
57,700
% Jari
8
Electric
300
10%
27%
2%
4%
•
34
Jan
4%
7
1,500
Jan
21%
Jan
Crystal Oil & Laud Co
$1.12
preferred
Aug
100
2;500
18,500
20%
Jan
108% Sep
Jan
s/«
"8
2V4
-
«
•
Cuban American Oil Co
4
72
7 Va
43%
200
250
5%
r
Jun
2%
: 13% Oct
8
11%
4,650
'
%
23
.
19%
Jan
1% Mar
-.1
Nov
9
10%
xlOYa July
Oct
Beverage
Crown
Dec
4%
S
.
7%
Dec
Dec
7
900
32 "
-
670
Nov
30
35
Jan
Nov
4
-f
T%
Co—
Corp..
Inc
Creole
-
12%
May
4% May
43 %
8,500
-
100
99
32
_
10c
$1 preferred class A
Cdtt
18 7;
17
18.7
-
-V.
Sep
May
Apr
"89
'
%
11%
18%
Bridgeport Gas Co
Brillo Manufacturing Co
•
Jun
10% Jun
Jan
5
95
96
Brazilian Traction Eight & Pwr ord
Breeze Corp common
common.
1%
Jan
40%
prior cumulative preferred.100
Borne Chemical Company Inc
5
Bourjois Inc
l
18% Dec
Apr
% Jan
8
common
2Vz%
15% July
Apr
4%
1,900
26%
2%
Distillery Ltd—
voting...
non-voting.
.'.
Corrooiv &
Apr
6
7
6%
Jun
Oct
Mav
4
18%
8
Bohack
6,600
.•
common
Biumenthal
7,600
7%
2% May
5% Jun
Jan
10
r,
7%
16
3%
"i
11%
1
common
13%
11
4
1%
3% May
11% July
55
79
1,000.
43%
11%
I
Black Starr & Gorham class A
300
7
25
common
8,600
3%
1
common
Co
12%
7
.1
Bearings Inc
Beau-Brtmxmel Ties
1%
4%
.
.1
Barry Controls Inc class B
Incorporated
Bayview Oil Corp
Inc
Nov
16%
2% Oct
-50o
Basic
Benrus Watch Co
Oct
Sep
3% Aug
55
150
4,300
&
A
175
1,100
-
1,900
Cook
Class
;r
86
.
%
Materials
Coro
75
8%
Continental
1
Sep '
Sep
6%
Commercial
Courtaulds
Corp.
Barker Brothers Corp
(H
20,700
Andes—
Barium Steel
Bickford's
9%
3%
Ameriean shares
Banff Oil Ltd
BiauneFs
ft
15%
Corp
Barcelona Tr Light Si Power Ltd.
6%
9
—1
common
Securities
Banco de los
9%
64 Va
7%
Aviation
Class
"
M00
68
.,
6
'Continental Industries
Bailey L Selbura Oil & Gas-
Nov
26 V4
"
-—*
Co
Inc
Air
(H)
16*4
Jan
8Va
Retail
Corby
Jan
22 %
8
'
6
Cooper-Jarrett
'
7%
100
>
Jan
50c
20c
.10c
Containers
Paint
1,200
..
30
5%
Service
Continental
:
Nov
158
Co—
Continental
Oct
3
Stone
Continental
Dec
Dec
2%
11%
vtc
Oils
Public
Consolidated
17% Nov
Apr
16
•
&
15%
10% XlOT'a
»
Oct
Nov
Feb
81%
55
18%
Apr
.
28%
1
1
Equipment
(Canada)
Ltd
Diesel
Consol
Nov
4%
Jan
5,800
■
Farm
Co
Sand
Consolidated
Mining Si
10 pesoa
Products
Caribbean
Consol
Jan
28%
710c
Consol Cuban Petroleum
Nov
13%
86
>
-
6 74
Connelly
574 July
1 %
115
Compo Shoe Machinery-^Vtc ext to 1965
Dec
2
66
—Ic
Aluminum
free
5%
6%
11%
Co—
ft
•
4%
1%
;.!
Jan
Jan
16,900
11%
Mining
%
.
.400
,15%
Corporation
Community
Nov
Oct
67
10874 Jan
3%
V9K1/0
26 Va
4%
Cockshutt
106% Aug
Sep
10,900
15%
20%
Colonial
2% Aug
28
103%
46,400
1
Inc
Colon Oil
2% Nov
2%
24%
7 10
32% Aug
10% Oct
Jan
Jan
2'A
26
1
Club
Sep
2%
2
24%
•
3%
Jan
1,500
"
7 V4
...
.
5
-.10
,—-—4
Corp—
Controller
Coastal
7J& Nov
1% Jan
24
Jan
1% May
~11% Dec
15%
~.
\\ 2
15%
1
1
Claussner Hosiery Co.-5
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clopay Corporation
;—1
Dec
Dec
May
16%
Feb
7%
38,200"
'at
26
-
Clary
Dec
5%
39 %
17 7'.
13%
■
:
2Va
Clarostat Manufacturing Co.
Clark
Dec
7
7
7Va
10
...
Co Ltd
Oil Corp
Cinerama
Dec
8%
r
700
23
1%
102
Nov
lVa Mar
200
:
Co—
common:
Oil
Chromalloy
12% Dec
10,800
12%
22%
7%
preferred
Machine
Automatic
11
13S
Inc
Steel
Jan
93%
Corp
Christiana
45% Sep
44% Dec
1
ft Jan
13
6,900
? ?:
'
4%
16%
14%
V":
*
series
$1.50
Power
Consolidated
Chief
Jan
26
£1
Corp.
Devices
6% Nov
103
25
102
6
22%
Corp option warrants
Plywood Corp
Automatic
Jan
Tel-
&
Indus
Atlantic Coast Line
Atlas
4%
9% NOV
90% Sep
33% Fqb
19,200
44%
40%
Jan
15,100
40%
8%
400
participating
Coast
39%
7
2.50
Oil & Gas Co
Associated Stationers
Associated
240
5
100
.
v,
„
4%
16%
-
;
-
Industries—
rets reg
Stores Inc
Food
210
93
4
preferred...
Equipment Corp
Asamera Oil Corp Ltd
Associated
X5%
91%
1
Convertible
Ato
Associate Electric
45,800
102
100
Armstrong Rubber class A.
Arnold
9%
Maine
Charts
Light—
preferred
Armour &
44%
9%
x5%
1
pfd—100
4Vz%
Corp
Arkansas Louisiana
9%
—
1
Corp—
Cherry-Burrell common—
Chesebrough-Pond's
Inc
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
Feb
5%
4% May
America——-——I
of
preference
Charter
"lV
-
ft," 4%
preferred—;
100
Central Power & Light 4 % pfd
100
Century Electric Co common
10
Century Investors Inc—
2
Convertible preference
——10
Chamberlln Co of America
2.50
16% Sep
8% Feb
11%
9,300
X9% "10%
3.50%
% Oct
Apr
Apr
fll%
1,900
62Va
62%
105 Va 1051a
..
Hadley
Conv
Oct
Oct
-
Mar
12,600
30% X31
■
7
-1
—.—*
& Co————~~ 10
Corp
Central
Dec
2
13,700
7'
Corp
—-—1
Central Illinois Securities Corp—
1
Nov
7ft Aug
25
1% Dee
7 ii
lO'.'e
2s 6d
B
rets
Instruments
Central
May
" 7,100
.
13%, 137«
ifV 71%
V
30%
--
Oct
Feb
84,200
-11J
!5%
Co common
(A M)
Cenco
Dec
14 Va
dep
Wj
(J
.Catalin
Jan
Jan
9% Sep
1%
%-
1%
Products' common—
Castle
Jim
43
Jan
21
%
:
Exploration Ltd
Jan
31%
12%
American
Casco
Jan
300
29%
4%
15%
Jan
Nov
3%
"
—-*
ord—
213
Ltd—
Carter
Oct
_"3%
78,000
5% 7 20,700
-.4%
7
1
$5 pfd
Power & Light
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Shares
20% May
.5.50
common—
Carreras
1% May
:7 98 Va
9% July
21% Jan
53,100
3%
A
Ltd.
Mines
900
97
12%
Jan
C»
Carolina
10
May
88Va Nov
Apr
150
1%
1%
91
5%
Corp.
Products common
& "Kennedy Inc
City
Carnation
Feb
90
Dec
81
52
110
88
200
class
Company
400
9%
8%
"IVu
1,100
83
81
87%
pfd—25
Incorporated
Amer
31,800
Sep
Oil Co Ltd
Atlantic
Carey Baxter
29%
1
Anchor
10%
8%
39%
1
2
5
5
3
5
Anglo
~97/e
10
33% July
5%
20
25
A
Oil
Oct
Dec
2%
5,300
14
Photocopy Equip Co
Seal-Kap common
American Thread 5c/e
preferred
Lead
4%
4%
59,900
10%
•
Petrofina
Amurex
Jan
900
4
4%
8%
1
Inc
American
Anacon
2
3%.
97
American
American
Nov
100
Co
American
AMI
7%
974
Laundry Machine
Manufacturing Co com
American
Jan
8274
pfd
conv
Go
Electronics
American
llVa
Apr
2%
•
common
American Beverage common
American
—1
5
2"%
100
preferred
Industries
Book
Canal-Randolph
4.200
22,600
3%
Southern Petroleums Ltd
Canadian
America—
American Air Filter 5%
American
Nov
7%
6%
474
Inc
$3-75 cumulative
Aluminum
Nov
5%
3%
Allied Iuternaf 1 Investing cap stock—1
Allied Paper Corp
8
Aluminum
5ft
6%
10%
Corp
6H2V0 convertible preferred—
Allied
2%
5%
7%
4074
Pictures
3%
6%
100
of Prices Low
High
vic-1
—2
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd-—"
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd—:—-10c
Canadian
Marconi
—I
Can Northwest Mines & Oils Ltd—-—1
Canadian Petioftna Ltd partic pfd—10
Canadian Williston Minerals—
6c
34% Nov
7% Nov
Feb
20
for Week
Range
Last
Sale Priee
Par
Canada
200
31%
Sales
Week'*
Friday
5
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
High
Low
High
31%
DECEMBER
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
ef Prices
Algemene
Amer
ENDED
_
Range
Low
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
Salet
for Week
Week'*
'
:38%
42%
30%
30%
-
v
170 :
42, V
31V:
250
1,000
5
170
1
1_
1
Jan
33% Oct
189
Sep
Sep
v—r-—-*
^
13% Jan
142%
15*/4
13%
15%"
22.200
15% Dec
5,400
lft May
'
n
12
.-
1
Number 3801'.
188
Volume
rrt.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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.
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■
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
r'-s.
•
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■
.
Friday
'
.
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American^ Stock Exchange
"'
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.
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,
Electric Bond
':
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Electrographie
Li^etronic Communications
Electronics
Inc%_i
:
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Line
/.
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shs
Common
&
Instrument...
beneficial
Firth
Sterling
Fish man
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Ford
Motor
Class
A
Class
17%
>
1
Satineau
5.%
5%
Electric
General
-
Jun
General Indus
Jan
Jan
10%
4,300
5%
Jan
10%
9%
11 '
9%
14,700
7
Feb
10%
11%
Nov
400
12%
Nov
12'/a
10,800
12%
108% 113%
1,150
113%
11%
Goodman
Jan
4,700
5%
11,100
38%
1.700
3
4%
34 7 »
17%
5
19%^
22
11
-
4'/a
'
51
7%
:
Gulf
Oct
•9,600
1%
93»
16%
f
:
11%
% May
17% Jan"
21
Jun
1%
Apr
4%
Nov
'a
J2%.
2!j«
Electric
Va
Jan
Jan
21'%
6
;
—
Industries
Ltd
Co
B
Hormel
class
5%
As
Hubbell
As
Jan
123%
Jan
IV*. Jan
2%
18%-
Ift
27;
V Jan
3%
,
62
52.000
100
300
;17% Aug
2%
,-'
Apr
39 Va
j
8%
1,200
7
Jan
200
56
2
6.300
2% Mar
1,200
2% Mar
2,400
8,500'
9%
3.100
29 '■>
-300
96
May
July
Oct *
Nov
CL
Nov
"
3%
4%
Nov
5%
•'
Jun
Nov
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
30%
Jan
53'%
6%
Jan
10%
24
Feb
1% July
4% May:
Nov
Nov
30% Aug
70
86
Jan
100
Oct
67Va
Jan
80
Mar
1,000
16%
Jan
30'%
Nov
5,800
4
Jun
5V2
Jan
13,300
2
Mar
8'%
Nov *
2 Ya
1%;
9%
Lodge
&
1%
(The)
25
,
May
Apr
1%
Nov
400
6
Nov
10
Nov
4,900
10
Oct
12'%
Nov
2
July
3 V4
Nov
10%
Jan
17%
Sep
29-%
3,300
8 %•
800
7% May
6'% Aug
500
2
307b
,
3,600
V
3%
3%
3%
400
1%
Nov
Jan
20%
3V4
Feb
Jan
31%
Nov
2
Oct
'
20,800
% Mar
2%
Apr
4-9%
49
500
31%
Jan
54
18%
18%
19%
5,300
14%
Jan
17%
17%
18%
4,700
14V4
Jan
33%
32 %
23% July
22% July
33%
700
53
53
.
121
:
49%^
120% 121
347k
34%
99%
99 % 102
.
140
Feb
Nov
As Light
4<~c
page
33.
5% "
5% May
7% Jan
6%
4,100
16%
1.200
13
12%
13
8%
5
9%
41,800
5%
4%
104,100
5
v
~4%
~5
2% July
1,400
6%
6%
23%
22 %
25%
3.125
1%
1%
1%
20'%
19%
21%
30c
56%
55%
57
(A G) &
Johnson
Mead
Co
&
Merchants
27%
29%
9%
10%
1
11%
11
11%
1,000
16%
16
,
700
Merrill Island
hi
Jan
8%
1%
Feb
23V*
Oct
24% July
7% Apr
7%
130
27
Jan
96
Jan
102
Apr
35
60
Jim
<
May
200
43'%
Jan
72%
NOV
41%
Feb
74%
Oct
3,500
41/2
Jan
8%
Oct
14%'
800
8%
Jan
15 V«
NOV
13%*
10.800
7%
Jan
14%
Sep
2.700
15%
Feb
2,200
117,600
%
Aug
16,300
4%
33
Feb
11% Sep
1
11% Nov
Jan
10
8
% Feb
22%
22%
23%
3,300
18%
19%
2,000
15% Jan
13% Jan
5
32%
29%
33
15,000
:
18% Nov
<lft Bee
;
10
13%. Jan
—•'
311
Bee
23% Nov
19% Nov
.
33
-
23? a
Nov
10 %
8%
8%
19%
5
32
11
Bee
19%
2,300
20
X31%
33
34ft
6
12,000
8%
Jan
Jan
Jan
ItV* Nqv
7%
Jan
13
■
V-
10%
1
Michigan
55%
61
1
....
60
59%
1
—
„
7
6%
13% Mar
21% Nov
22% Jan
35% July
Mar
1,650
2,600
7'A
12%
33
43%
64% Bet
Jan
4% Jan
43,300
61
Nov
-
'4. 7% Nov
12% Bee
12%
10%
1,100
ii
Jan
4% Bet
.1
42%
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24'A
Jan
46% Bee
19'%
38%
18%
46%
.5
19%
10.200
1
20'%
20'A
22 'A'
13,600
15% May
15
May
4% Jan
28% July
23% Oct
1
%
1
...
Chemical Corp
Sugar Co common
1
—1
Corp..
—
8
1,900
1%
1%
1%
10
6% preferred I
Micromatic Hone
May
400
10,700
54%
*
common—
10%
,10'A
10 Va
3,100
1,100
1
10'%
10'A
11
2,300
Jan
1% Apr
8% Jan
14
Mar
12
9
Aug
<Aug
1
States
Middle
Midland
Petroleum
Oil Corp $1
common
conv
Midwest
—
xl2%
5
22%
22%
50c
common
;
~
11
11
xl2%
50c
Piping Co
Miller Wohl Co
1
preferred—*
Mid-West Abrasive
6'%
6%
8% Jan
_
10
50
13
1,700
22 7
4VaVc
convertible
preferred
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5%
Mirro
Aluminum
35
50
pfd
Company—.—,
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America—.
:
Warrants
*_
*
100
10c
14%
.1
U
1
32%
Jan
2,400
6'A
3,400
4% Mar
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
Chemical Co
Mt
'
Investors
participation
Clemens Metal Producft..—
cumulative preferred
6%
Mount
Vernon
Mills
35
50
32
Inc
Mountain States Tel & Tel—.
Muntz TV Inc
Bet
14
14%
600
29%
800
},!
%
8,300
29%
16%
32%
18%
61,700
16
Feb
32% Dec
13,600
6
Feb
19% Jun
87
87%
30
85
Sep
94
Jun
96
40
90
Oct
400
May
91
30
87%
Oct
93
Jun
Oct
165
Jun
„
96
95
91
91
•
148
1
X10%
-
147% 148
9%
Jan
Oct
104
Apr
.17% Jan
-30
Nov
'
-
144
110
10%
tt
6,300
9%
"3
1
"3'A
Nov
Jan
*2
500
Apr
3%
4
Feb
4% Nov
16%
136
15%
135
16%
136%
1%
Murphy Corporation..
—1
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
5
Muskegon Piston Ring common
2.50
Muskogee Co common
———10
Muter Company common
50c
25%
25
26
%
29
29'A
29
1%
1%
2,400
500
10
16% Nov
IV4
Jan
37 Vz
10'A
1
—
Jun
6% Nov
35
99%
18%
1
2.50
.100
Jan
26
,
28%
pfd—_•
Mt Diablo Company
15% Jun
20% Jan
'
—
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred
100
4.80% cum preferred series B
100
-4.50% preferred series C—,——100
13% JUly
12% Nov
•
Jun
7%
a
'
May
112% Jan
^eb
11% Sep
46% Jun
•■•••A
-
Oct
3% Fab
x5
Nov
17% Oct
136% Dec
14,900
%
2,200
20%
Apr
30%
700
21%
Jan
29% Bee
5% Jan
8% Nov
Jan
8
7%
8%
800
6%
6 'A
~7'A
36,600
10%
9%
10%
3%
3%
200
1
5%
5%
5%
2,500
•
^ July
.—3
6%
6%
7
2,400
8
Apr
1
4'%
4%
8,500
1%
1,300
18%
Jan
2%
Jan
9
Nov
2
31%
Nov
Aug
Sep
7% Nov
N
Napco
Corp
5
1
Industries Inc
National
National
3,700
2%
Apr
40%
Nov
3% Nov
10
Jan
Alfalfa Dehydrating &
Milling Co
Bellas Hess common
National Brewing Co
National Casket Company
National Electric Weld Machines
National Mfg & Stares common—
National Petroleum Ltd
1%
26%
27
16%
17
Corp
5,1
36.900
5i1
Dec
45%
13,800
39%
Feb
49 %
July
14%
400
13
Jan
Feb
14% May
6% Nov
National Telefilm Associates.
83%
84
35))
82% Aug
91% May
National
National Steel Car Ltd
Transit
700
1
.1
25c
Jan
Jan
9% Sep
5% Oct
2
Jan
Oct
"2
15%
3
J
10
2
11
14%
16%
122,700
10,600
7,200
n,
lS
17%
17%
17%
900
47%
46
48%
1,100
Jan
30%
14%
Jan
21% Aug
10%
17
Jan
14
17
-
Sep
1%
Jan
9
Jan
11% Mar
12% Apr
17% July
3ft Dec
13
20%
Apr
Aug
9
4%
"9
9 Va
11,400
4
4%
300
36
Sep
48% Dec
21
;
common—
3
1%
200
1
National Rubber Machinery
10
National Starch Products common—1
Research
4%
«~1
5
(Mich)
42 7 «
5%
Jun
19
£1
Namm-Loeser's Inc
3% July
0?t
61% NOV
1ft
%
9%
Mining Corp Ltd
Nachman
500
I
7
29% Oct
25% Dec
Jan
17%
10c
50c
*
Iron Co—
Mesabi
Oct
114'A July
OCt
45% May
5% ©ot
<
Feb
'
12
37%
6,200
Refrigerating Co..
Oct
1,600
/ 5
5%
14% July
Jan
1
2.500
10%
3
Co..
56%
8%
22%
5% Oct
-r-i
Nov
13%
2,100
27%
—
Mfg Co..
34%
Jan
66%
21 %
Aug
Jan
19
16,500
2.50
Inc
50%
70%*
-
Nov
11% Sep
9% Nov
>
Jan
5%
20.400
23%
Jan
2%
50
20%
•
11% Jan
30
22%
17% Sep
16
1% July
:«
1,900
Sep
34
Jan
4'A- Jan
j
11,800
13%
Jan
19% May
*9% Feb
9
~8%
6%
4% Apr
13%
700
..1
Co
14%
84
17% Mar
Jan
"
McKee
National
pfd._100.' - /
Oct
3%
1
National Presto Industries Inc
iS's
Jan
14%
7
Rubber
&
19% Mar
68
11%
'
25
3%
66%
-
1 12
-
47/a
500
1
Montrose
1%
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock..*
Imperial-Tobacco of Canada
—5"
Imperial Tob Of Ot Brit As Iieland^-flr
500
—2
Industries
Moody
9%
;
Jun
'
0,100
6
5%
Co
....
Tire
Mansfield
9'% Sep
5,300
8
4%
5
Public Service Co
3
1%'
£1
Jan
15%
1
Mages, Sporting Goods
Oil Corporation..——
Jan
3
2% Sep
May
>■'
Apr
2.10C
Bee
12% Dec
Jan
2
Nov
<
M
Feb
I
reg
1,100
3,400
16%
Macfadden Publications Inc.,
Mack Trucks Inc warrants—
.
7/a
Imperial Chemical Industries—
ord
8
10%
Bee
23
Jan
6%
Chain—
Shipley
Lynch Corp
6%
i% -.
22
Jan
3%
4%
1
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Louisiana Land. & Exploration...
Lunkenheimer (The) Co
18 %
2%,
-7%
14%
see
Steel
900
7%
2%.
14%
.For footnotes
Locke
800
15.200
11%
7
30%
10% Sep
64% Oct
.'
20
/
21-%'
8%
1.1%
,
21V4 July
31% Sep
29 'u
4
2%
4—5
16%
2%
10
Corp of America Inc
Michigan
x4%
7 Va
28%
93„
*
200
4,100
15%
25c
Mays (J W> Inc common
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
40
Sep
69 % *. 70
2%"
__
% Jan
13% Bee
22
1
Jan
14%
Jan
1,200
3%
5% July
Feb
12'A Mar
12%
Inc
(R G)
Nov
4 Va
Jan
'
52%
7%
Indianapolis Pwr
Tourneau
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
Oct
2%
9%
1%;
-
Jan
9%
700
2%
4%
Maule
Dec
12%
62
2%Sep
in Sep
4,800
8
13%
Nov,
20 %
25'% July
3,%
7
-
22%
4%
Jun
";
4%
5
1%
■
5,900
22
3
10,900
V2
13%
13%
Communication Co Ltd—-
15%
4%
8%
7%
4%
%
5%
50c
Mangel Stores common
Jan
2,300
49%
11%
1%
40o
1%
„
4
1% Jan
2,100
13 y*
3
Maine
5 % May
3,500
1%
7%
rets
2
25c
5%
'
Nov
29%-
1%
70%
dep
1%
Sep
Marconi International Marine
15
3% Mar
5,300
2,300
'4%
*
4
Jun
Inc.
Dec
-
4% Mar
138,000
"4%
4:%
5
Hvgrade Food Products—
Jan
2%
5
—
Refineries
Menasco
100
4%
2%,.
sTs
.
3%
Feb.
Nov
15 Va
4%
5
iq%
Jan1
6r'«:
.
21 *'4
.2.50
Jan
1%
16%
Inc
Nov
x30
Nov
9
-
19%
•'
Refining.^—.4
....
2
17.100
1
4 %
Jan
13%
215a
100
Securities
.,9,100
1%
5
76%
Feb
6%
.3%:
6%
x__5
2'/4
1%
10
—
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
5cumulative preferred..
2% Aug
.
37% Jan
; 700
18
6
13
4—,*
common
2
13%
Mar
15%
75 pesos
1
—
Co
Nov
10
Hydroooetals Inc.
■American
Sessions
Nov
497%
150
'
Manufacturing Co
Hydro-Electric
241
"
3:%
—15
(Harvey l Inc common
Hurd Lock &
Ltd.
Industries
Lithium
ItV Nov
2%. Aug
,
•
preferred
Humble Oil
Nov
6,900
;2,%-
13
4
*
11
1
A
Nov
*
s—
A._
As Co—;
Hardart
17,300
9,300
,
*
4
Horn As Hardart Baking Co..4
Horn
1,675
'i A.720
' *•
29%
60c
Bearing Co
(Geo A)
Inc
Mines
Magna
94%
—5.
;
—
Hoover Ball As
%
9
12% Nov
V/a Mar
33,200
-5%
;
Corp
i.—1
Inc—.—c—25c
Holly Stores Ipc
Holophane Co common
Oil
Jan
35.300
28%
—1
-:_2.50
Hollinger Consol Qold -Mines;
Holly Corporation.^
—:—:
Class
Jan
14%'
4%
10%.
18%
lG%-,,il%i
;
%
9%
-
10
1
1,400
Nov
2%
v
>.
51
Hoffman International
Home
-2%'^
3%
.
*
J~25c
——;
Inc common
A
18
.
25c
—
Class
;.;.,.107^
—1
Inc
13%
"
:—5
7%%r cumulative preferred
Aircraft Corp
:
Le
Apr
31%
22,400
—
25c
Co..
When distributed
Hofmann
412
4
4%"
10c
Inc..
Electronics—
19% Nov
13
Jan
3%
Foundry
Class A
Nov
16 V4
"
7075%
s
Apparel
Shores
Leonard
3'% Aug
6% Mar
1% Sep
21," Jan
5
x..«
2%'.'
100
100
1
pfd
35% Bee
10y»
12 %
Lel'court Realty Corp common.;:
15%
*
52
,
20% May
8% July
1,300
2%
Apr
8,400
5,300
Nov
1,100
6%
Juri
3,000
11%
9
Jan
102% Sep
28% Nov
10,600
22%
101%
Feb
10%
18%
15% Oct
Jan
17
A
Dec
xl4%
7* a
Feb
35'%
20%
Feb
t
92
1,400
ni
Jan
12%
'%
Oct
11%
2,100
■
7%
9,700
14%
4
107
19% Aug
11V4 Sep
19
Sep
20'% NOV
400
-
<.
Aug
2%
34,300
8%
13%
Inc
La Salle Extension University
Lear Ine common
Jan
1.900
-
4% Bee
16% Bee
2% July
5
HI Feb
12
Corp
Consolidada S
Lanston
5p §8
10% Nov
7,400
29%1
r_—25c
common:——1—*
& Co 5%%
(R) As Co
Jan
Apr
!%
6
-1—2
——
Hlller
Hoe
Lake
Feb
20%
7 -v.-,.
Light———25
Higbie Mfg Co common
Highway Trailer Industries
s
L'Aiglon
Nov
9%
30%
11% .^1.
—-1"
2% July
,
30
Ltd.,
Corp
Stores
Metal & Thermit Corp
Galion. Products
Hevi-Duty
Dec
5%
7%
19
Industries—
preferred
Henery Holt As Co common...—
As
Hotels
29 %
7%
29%
.v
Dept
&
I93,a
__
-
% Aug
2
Corp
Corp of Delaware
•
...common^—V;.tv
Inc—-%1—iaOe f;
V* May
1%
Lamson
•
1-
11%„,
1R%
3% ^,.43%
_J_—1
2% Aug
400
(IB) Rubber Co
Jan
400
6%
5V4-
■
71 %'
.
Dec
Apr
27%
Co
Minerals
(S)
Apr
13,900
J2
; 1%
'
Inc—1.60c;v ;
30:
18*700,
%
2%
Co
&
Lam son
2.300
20 'A
:
\%
Hereulea
(Walter)
Lakey
2%
Co—T
Bee
6%
16% Bee
13'%
—...
45% Mar
09%
-
2% July
Jan
-8
-
•
95
(Del)
21% Aug
22% Dec
io3u
Mining Co..—*——
Herold Radio
Co
16% May
-119,200
20%
.1
,
/
Nov
1,400
19%
6
.
11,500
14'/4
7'%
*
7%
27
x29% May
9.000
•
17
20
2
Investors. Inc^_—1—1—1';.
(W E)
13
14
30()
10%
20%
wRJJc
HazeFBishop Inc..,..———4^10c
Heller
2
Corp
1,70(J
82,100
14
20
>
15,*>0
..
11% Jun
Nov
100
-
10%
16%
Co.
13
-
16;%
.——.—J——-Id
Rubenstein
I
10c
._15c
Industries
5%
./ 9% Nov
Hazeltine Corp.u.—..—4-".f s
^lcna
2ft
:
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co
7% May
Hathaway Industries Inc.l
X;Havana Lithographing Co—r._—.:10c
Hccla
44,900
21%
6% Mar
1, %
Hartfield-fitores Inc 1..
Hastings Mfg Co
1.000
16%
in
Jan
4i1 Jan
A? B American Machine Co__4i-._10g
Rail Lamp Co.———w—-1U.'_4_i._i—2.^--"
Harbor Plywood Corp..-——~_I
Harvajrdr
4%
12%
Corp
....
Feb
325
H
Hartford- Electric
4%
16%
6
1
1.'
Glass Co common
Industries Inc
Knott
U
Harniscfafcger Corp
25,800
8%
90.400
11%
92
Corp..'——2-~f'-—■
'
ft
Knox Corp class
Kobacker Stores
2,800
Gypsunv-Lime As Alabastjine—v-
"■
V4
Nov
--7,200
4—_50c
Western
As
16
'%
JUn
9%
A—.~10cJ
Company^—.L-— J
Company
Jan
Jom
2
9,600
Kirkland
Nov
2%
*
stock—?':484%-, 477-4485 {
.—i—...LlOO ":
145
^ 143%» 146 ■i
Chemical Co.—4.21/ :->i%'
1-%
Land. A:
8%
1%
Oil
Kirby Petroleum
Sep
Jan
41
109%
6%
5
Common
-
31,500
Oil Company
Kingsford Company... ...
Kingston Products
Nov
96%
& Pacific Tea—
Stores .'Products
Guild) Kims
40%
5%
Greeri Hydraulics.^.—-~50c
Gridoil Freehold Leasesit^J.—ap,,^
GuM- States
% 7
X8%
*
preferred series A—__i__.2
Gricsedieck
16
15%
7%
k
Sep
Feb
May
%
Non-voting common
77o 1st preferred.
Grocery
2%
c%
1
Producers
80% Sep
12%
&
(D) & Company
Kansas Gas & Electric 4%%
Nov
87«
~1
;
Mines
Financial
Sep
Kidde
Mar
1%
6
A.—
13
Great Amer Industries Inc.—
Western
27/e July
74%
Oct
6%
Jan
1
—
6%
Jan
20
14%
4%
35:ti
u%
.1.
Rights i—.——i—\
Great
3,900
78'%
12%
2
30%
44%
__
Manufacturing commonA
Grand-Rapids Varnish..—.-T—
1
Gray Manufacturing Co
—5
Great Lakes Oil As
15,600
78%
100
31
1
Inc_:_..r.
Great Western
Feb
Nov
15%
500
17%
22,k
U%
Gorham.
•
33,000
2%
1%
La
1%
Industries
Manufacturing
7%
11%
2%
Kennedy's Inc
*
cl
6%
1 Vb
4%
25%
35
i
Jtsly
14% Oct
7% Nov
10%
Nov
"1,200
4%
2;}%
*
Nov
84
V
2%
Katz Drug Company—.
Kawecki Chemical Co
*1,500
7%
4%
45 \\
;
22
Feb
.7%. Apr
2% Jan
-
-
7%
Nov
115
1% July
12
V
138% Nov
12% Aug
11%
Kaltman
Jan
2'
1%
47^
*
Jap
32
1,700
10c
Kaiser
Mar
3%
6%
%_
>
Jan
18% Feb
1,500
-
6%
Oct
28
3
1,
Products Corp
Great Atlantic
t
105
3
"
1
—
Gqldfield Consolidated
12
16%
Kleinert
25c
Coy
(Adolf)
2%
;5
—I
common.^.
Glob© Union Co Inc
Gobel
:
Jan
16,500
36%
*
50c
Glenmore Distilleries class B__
GokTSeal
6%
2"
2%
5
Enterprises.—...
Globe Wernicke
68
£1
reg
$4.60 preferred
—
Giant Yellowknifc Gold Mines
Alden
6%
5
1
common—
—
49%
11%
:
2a
;.
5%
Dec
9
9% May
6% Apr
Ltd—
Co
46%
11%
,
Kin-Ark
0%
7%
Genung's Incorporated
Georgia Power $5 preferred.
Glen
1
67
25
Corp common
SGeneral Stores corporation
Genoral Transistor Corp
Gilchrist
47%
4,200
12'%
20%
Apr
33 %c
:
Royalty
7% May
6 V*
1
General-Plywood
Gilbert'{A C.)
11%
20%
-
1% Feb
5%
8,700
n
1
1
Corp
rets ord
12 V*
20%
90%
10%
3,400
1
*
Jupiter OiLs Ltd—
May
25,800
-
1
125
120
125
5
—
14%
Jetronic
26% May
■1
% 28
*
preferred
Fireproofing
2,100
15%
Klein
Corp...
Co
American dep
Jun
7%
5
Co——l......
Development
General
V2 Oct
ift
11%
common..
convertible
General
13
9%
100
Builders
4'%
Kawneer
preferred
Alloys
4%
Nov
6,1
113%
Gailman Mfg Co common...24.-^
General Acceptance Corp warrants
General
4'%
May
51*6
7%
*
;
ft—rw;—
Co
General
15
64%
10%
1
ift
5% 4iet
25c
20
1
Company.
Israel-American
G
'>
Power
Jan
Jan
19 %
7%
ft
1 % Jan
31,300
Irving Air Chute.™
Sep
7,800
5%
*
Co
/
-
14.% Mar
:,8 J&n
10%
-
4% TJec
4%
Machinery
Iowa Public Services Co 3.90% pfd
Iron Fireman Manufacturing com
Ironrite
Inc..
r
Jun
32
25
1
Ltd—
ft.
dep rets ord reg.
£1
Fox Head Brewing Co.:
......1.25
Fresnillo {The t Company
—_
1
-•
:
1% Mar
3
Jeannette
American
(Geo AI
;
9
1,200
16%
\
1
voting
•'
Jan
latex Oil
.Investors
Sep
Sep
"'9^8
Apr,
8V2 July
20,100
Ford Motor Co
fuller
Jan
13
»«
2.700
61%
-•
Canada—
of
non-voting..;
B
5%
7
9%
Cigar
High
12% Mar
4
International Petroleum capital stock.*
International
Products.
5
International Resistance Co
10c
43% Aug
Jan
-
60
56
1
Flying Tiger Line Ine——
'
3%
July
14% May
Va Aug
•4
-
1
10c
1
20
;
11%-~A2%
;—...2.50
Co Inc;
70(A
International
Low
14%
13%
1.500
*
14
America
International Breweries Inc
Nov
102
Jan
of North
:
Range Since Jan. 4
High
Israel-Mediterranean. Petrol Corp Inc.,lc
-
12%
1
Inc
(KI.IOO
%,
59%
.
1
;
—
18%
.'
.—..
Felmont Petroleum Co;p_
Financial General Corp.
ft
3% Sep
t
,N
33% Jaii
/' 5% Jan
1,000
20
30
i
_
...
1,700
8%
:
1 'ft.
int
preferred
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd..
Fargo Oils Ltd
2%
3.100
8%
■;
.1
Sugar Associates— %■
of
$2
'4.
■
Ai-l——1
& Co class
Fairchild Camera
Jan
,
8V4 Jan.
000-
8
8%
-
20
Nov
Feb
-3,800
11%
' :»/<
...,
10
'«
common .2
1
Factor (Max>
.
SI or 25c
Insurance Co
%
10%
Low
1
Industrial Plywood Co Inc..
Dec
30.500
8%
8%
Dec
16 %
92
113%
8%
.1
27%
Shares
50c
Enterprises Inc
Mfg Co
Hardware
6% Jan
5.000
3%
40%
7%
.
.Industrial
Feb
10.;.' Jan
....
10%
39%
7%
16% Nqv
150.30d.
9%
11%
Industrial
for Week
BaKge
of Prices
Par
Nov
11%
.
3%
Last
Sale Price
High
Sales
Week's
Friday
5
American Stock Exchange
36%
32,900
18'.4
-
40%
.
1
10
'
97'
3%
Co——J_—•—1
Eureka Corporation Ltd
"*
10
-
-
.,\Eow
15,700»
.
.
.1%
16 %
97
-
DECEMBER
27% Jan
50O
16 >4
..
WEEK ENDED
STOCKS
0,900
»V 27%
1 %
*
•
:i
1st t»re*erred—__s———
Manufacturing
Esquire Inc
Eureka
13
1%
'
Ero
23
18
1
Erie Forge & Sceel Corp common-..
cum
16
10c
„
OVo
1534
26%
-
—20c
—100
Kg'u.ty; Corp common..% *2 eonvertibe preferred—..—
-
15%
-
FOB
Bange Since Jan. 1
.
36%
__L_5c
pfd
High
34%
15%
—1~
_■
Low
BANGE
Shares
34%
———_1
Emery Air Freight Corp___
Empire District Electric 5%
Eihpire Millwork Corp——
«f Prices
•
—5
Ine———_1
America
Corp oi
Ei-'iTomcs
Pitr'".
:
,,
common
Sales
for Week
Bange
Sale Price
common;
Corp
Week's
Last
■>'
Nov
24
9% Apr
3% Apr
May
9% Aug
8% Sep
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
32
...
Monday, December 8, 19581
(2380)
"t
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
1
-
American Stock Exchange
National
Electric Corp____
Union
Chamberlain
New
Ilavea
Idria
Clock
Min
New
Jersey
New
Mexico
<te
Pacific
Coal
New
New Park
Process
New
Superior
Co
Ac
York Auction
New
New York
Rosario
Nipissing
Noma
1 14
.24,500
7%
%
1%
9,30(1
%
1%
1%
1.700
24
224/4 x24:f a
10,000
567u
5G
725
50
IS
%
%
19%
Oct
Nov
ft Jan
Apr
94
Ltd
Co
Uranium
Ohio Brass
Okalta
Old
40c
Corp
Metals
114
Jan
Jan
Apr
32%
32%
3311
700
26
Jan
33
33%.
20(1
26
Jan
41b
2,300
3%.
3%
5%
4%
41b
4%
18,200
2%
Nov
1314 Nov
8%
Oct
35% Nov
36
Nov
Jan
2% Jan
Sep
Seton
72
Jan
96
Apr
Sherman Products Inc
5% Mar
2%
5,700
1%
Oct
Feb
Sherwin-Williams
1%
Oct
Feb
11%
24,700
3 % May
12 y4 Nov
9
Jan
30% Nov
3%
12%
ifi
12%
13,000
7,700
2,500
18%
15%
21
26,500
11%
30,600
21b
158,600
%
Shoe Corp of America common
preferred
common
:—:
12D
40%
Nov
Stlex Co
Jan
102
5,700
lft Sep
lft Feb
Silver-Miller
31a
900
1% Feb
3% Aug
Silvray
414
4
414
24 'A
24
24%
1,000
1,278
i
7%
Jan
Jan
4% Aug
24% Oct
71
350
40
Jan
82
Oct
16%
16%
17%
1,200
11
Jan
19
Aug
4-.1
_
0914
l
.
5%
5%
6!
7,800
4
2%
Apr
6% Nov
Pacific Gas & Electric 6'Jo
1st pfd
25
1st preferred...
25
preferred
25
redeemable 1st preferred
__25
redeemable 1st pfd series A—.25
l/o
1st
5'Jo
5%
25
.
3114
3,200
30
Aug
27%
27%
900
27
Aug
30%
Apr
25!»
25%
600
24%
Nov
29%
Jun
25
27",
25%
2.000
24%
Oct
27
Jan
24%
Sep
22%
Oct
Apr
Simca
Mines
Lighting
convertible
$3
Sinclair
24 It
1,100
22%
22%
600
21%
21%
100
21% Aug
2114 Sep
4.36%
80:l*t
89
89%
720
87%
Oct
99
Jun
87
87%
90
84
Nov
96%
Jan
93%
95 %
110
92 Va
Oct
134% 135%
86
8511
550
25
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred..
$4.40 dividend cum preferred
$4.75
dividend
*
♦
preferred
*
dividend preferred
dividend preferred
conv
.•
$4.30
Pacific Northern Airlines..
•
Pacific
l
Petroleums
Pacific Power & Light 5cJo
Page-Hcrsey
l
Ltd
Tubes
pfd
8G
3
J*
240
10714 Feb
84
Aug
Jan
23% Jan
102% Jun
100
27%
Apr
33%
Dec
5,000
32
Feb
54
Sep
44
150
36
Jan
55
1%
Jan
5% Nov
10%
10%
11%
3,900
8% Jan
1314 Aug
32%
33%
Publications—
Oil
30%
*
81% Jan
%
37,500
Va Jun
% Jan
1% Jan
2% Jun
4%
5
2 Vu
Park Chemical Company
i
Parker Pen Co class A.
2
14%
14%
15
800
14%
Nov
16%
2
1414
1414
14 31
800
14
Jan
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
l
0%.
8%
9%-
33,000
Patino of Canada Ltd
5%
Jan
15% Sep
9% Dec
2
1,900
4%
Feb
6% Nor
Class B
1 Bol
;
—
24%
convertible preference—
cumulative preferred
i'i;
1%
Pantepec Oil (C A) Amer shares
55
125
2%
5%
88,200 -V
4%
4%
200
6%
Jan
Mar
Sep
4.08%
Southern
Pipe Line—
Southland Royalty Co—
Spear & Company
J
Spencer Shoe Corp
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Stahl-Meyer Inc
—;
7%
8%
2,200
7% Dec
10% July
8%
8%
300
6
Jan
10% Nov
714
700
4%
Jan
7% Nov
Standard
Forgings
Perfect Circle Corp
Peruvian Oils <fc Minerals.™
Oil
22
Philips Electronics Inc
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Screw Co
g
l
Aircraft Corp..
Piorce Industries Inc
Powdrell
Power
&
Alexander
Prairie Oil
common
10,300
15,300
6%
3,700
514
4
4%
2,500
1% Jan
5,300
2,500
4
11%
1014
80
1
6,400
80%
1,330
10%
10T«
4,000
"2%
10%
to.
79%
i»v
2%
1,000
_i
214
%
13
500
X66%
75
Jan
Jan
6% Mar
2%
10,300
214
65
65
46
49%
Sep
59% Apr
514
Jan
13% NOV
2%
Oct
Jan
Jan
%
Gib
6*
10 5 8
10%
l
16%
15%
16%
1
10%
10%
10%
1,000
7%
Feb
107a
xl0%
11
1,000
814
Jan
*
preferred—
100
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
84
26,300
84
29
20c
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
3
18%
5
com
common..
54
85%
29%
Xl8%
2% Oct
3}J May
65
Nov
49% Nov
14 Jan
% Sep
Starrett
(The)
Steel
Co
of
Steel Parts
95
Feb
30
1,200
2,900
16% Mar
Jan
4V4
♦
4,300
3%
x35
Sep
Oct
6% Jan
36
Sep
R
Reiter-Foster
Oil
29%
29%
31%
11
Jan
32% Nov
20
19
20%
5,500
io
16% May
20% Dec
57%
56%
581/4
2,000
4514
60% Nov
l
13 14
B
Jan
1414
2,600
15% Nov
Thew
24 %
400
17
Jan
25% Nov
Thiokol
1714
800
16
Jun
18
%
%
1%
11,500
47
45%
47V4
750
6% Mar
200
1
io
%
1
%
Jan
ft Mar
34
class
6,300
9%
56,900
414
Jan
1
3314
3314
36%
8,906
1914
Oct
i
1%
IVb
1V4
5,400
% Jan
2%
2%
400
1% Jun
CD w
974
200
7% Jun
Rio
Grande
Valley
Gas
l
Vtc extended to Jan 3 19G5.
1
3%
100
82%
Jan
10% Mar
314
82
4
100
2% Jan
80
Aug
4% Sep
86%
Feb
514
4%
6%
309,000
1414
14%
600
774
7%
814
2,100
4%
Jan
8% Oct
6
574
614
5,400
4%
Jan
7
Mar
Jan
17
Dec
Inc
30c
1
16%
50c
»
10%
4
.1.25
3%
1
514
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
1
Russeks Fifth Ave common
& Haynes common
For footnotes see page 33.
Shovel Co
17
6,400
314
4%
21,700
1014
1014
3,600
314
514
39
1%
Jan
6% Dec
12% July
14% Nov
10
1% Jan
10%
3%
700
514
8,500
2%
900
22%
40
y
32,703
13,500
10%
11%
1,000
5%
i
15
700
15%
16%
3%
16%
1,100
16 y2
16%
100
3%
414
Dec
lft Dec
7>/2 July
-3ft July
1% Jan
-3% Dec
Apr
11%- Dec
V 3% Feb
13% May
5
Aug'
27% Dec
6%
46%
Nov
72
Jan
614 Oct
41s Jan
13
15
Jan
Apr
13% May
17% Nov
Jan
16% Dec
277,900
2%
22% Nov
Feb
4*/4 Apr
.
12
314 Dec
Jan
1%
Nov-
19%
19%
20
700
15%
Jan
20-
34
33 y2
34
400
29% Jan
38
15
Apr
2214 Nov
18
Jan
47
21%
20%
21%
900
35
35
36 y2
800
-
143.|
6,300
2,400
8%
400
3%
25%
xl4%
3ya
1 Vz
16
Jan
3% Nov
25% Dec
3%
2514
22
_1
1914
19%
19%
900
11% Jan
1
414
3%
4%
40,500
3% Jan
4%
3%
4%
14,700
2%
6%
6%
7
11
Oct
Sep
July
Jan
'
1
..25c
..
„
14%
5
5
Jan
21%
bep
4Va MaV
414 Dec
Jan
Nov
214 Jan
1
414
374~
414-
1,900
3%
__1
3%
3%
3%
3,400
2%
Jan
Jan"
Jan
Apr
4% Sep
Corp..
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc—
70c convertible preferred
Nov
6% Apr
4% Aug
1,800
12%
42%
43
40%
6,400
Jan
l&y8
Feb
34 Va
8i/4 Sep
Jan
4514 Oct
8% Nov
7%
7%
8%
11,400
3
%
Jun
2y«
5%
2ya
214
3,500
2
Apr
5ya
5%
4,500
5%
Nov
8% Jun
14%
44,600
10%
Dec
14%' Dec
—1
14%
103a
1%
1%
2
r,
%
95%
200
27
26 y2
29
86%
80%
8814
1%
1%
10
10c
10
8%
5,800
27,800
2
101
U May
May
19% May
29
Dec
38%
Feb
8814 Dec
% Jan
214 Nov
94
6,200
9%
8%
2,900
4
9% Nov
Jan
3914 Nov
33
34
600
20%
1
33%
34%
3,200
1914
Roofing Inc.:—
1
Trust Co Ltd—
Amer deposit rets ord registered—£1
Amer deposit rets def registered—5s
Todd Shipyards Corp
20
Toledo Edison 4%%
preferred
100
18 Va
is ya
1814
600
10%
io
°l«>
900
36%
35%
36 y2
1,100
35%
Nov
42 %
84
96
Tobacco Security
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Lux
Inc
Corp—
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
Tri-Continental
True
warrants
-Harrison Inc
83 y4
Nov
1%
Jan
2% Nov
5%
2,700
1,600
2%
Jan
5%
13%
1614
22,800
9%
Jan
1%
1%
1%
8,400
xiy4
Nov
%
1
50c
Chemical
Corp—
Union Investment Co..——
Union
Stock
Yards
of
Omaha
Jun
1% Jan
8%
9%
52,000
4,700
3%
Jan
2714
28 y4
1,200
181i
Feb
29 y4
28%
27% -28%
13,500
13%
Jan
31% Nov
19
19
1914
1,200
15%
Apr
20% Nov
32
32
10
1014
7,900
8%
9%
16ya-16%
9%
-97 8
23%
400
%
——
lOVs
(—
-
ft
10
16 ys
-
„
ft Nov
914 Dec
35
29 % Maf
Nov
Aug
6y4 May
1114 Nov
13,500
4%
Jan
10'/4 Jun
800
161s
Dec
200
7%
-
5
*
——4
20
4
8%
tJ
Unexcelled
Union Gas Co of Canada
Dec
16% Dec
27%
1
—*
10c
Jan
150
2%
*
Inc
Two Guys from
July
85%
16%
10
Temper Corp
Trunz
8>/a Oct
3ft Dec
Jan
2
Nov
1914 Nov
Jan
5%
1
Corp class A
—1
A.—10c
Oil Co class A
Cuba
3414
Jan
2%
~2%
Trans Caribbean Airways class
Trans Cont Industries
Jan
6y4 Feb
3 7
3 r\
Jun
Dec
ft Jan
13,000
94
*
±—5
—1
3%
Jan'
1
4,100
2% Jan
34%
Trans
Jun
Jan
7
—25c
Inc
Markets
4% July
6%J Nov
14
16% Jun
33
Thovofare
14% Jan
43
900
13 Va
13%
8y2 Aug
2% Mar
2,500
14%
14%
14
—10c
————1
25c
common
Chemical
Trans
1514
Inc—~—
Industries
Tower Acceptance
2,800
8214
1414
Russell (The F C) Company.™
.
Nov
1% July
3
_i
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royal American Corp
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
i
37
;—1.50
Roosevelt Field Die
Ryerson
914 Dec
£1
Rolls Royce Ltd—
American deD rets ord reg
Raceway
v
Aug
1
May
1% Aug
Co—
Rochester Gas & Elec 4"Jo pfd F
Rokeach (I) & Sons Inc
Roosevelt
—
3%
1%
3%
Tilo
10%
7%
50c
ll"«
2%
Va Sep
16
1
common
Thriftmarket Inc—
10%
9%
Argentine Mining Co
Ridgcway Corp—
Ex-liquidating
distribution
1,500
Feb
Nov
65
20c
Inc
11% Oct
10%
l
Richwell Petroleums Ltd
10,300
7%
8% Aug
17
9% Apr
1514 Jan
1
A common...—,
7% Jan
i
Rico
2,200
4%
6%
.■
_•
Co common—
48% Nov
Republic
Corp
x21%
3%
22%
"4%
2,300
400
Jan
Remington Arms Co Inc
Industrial
Resistoflex Corp
2,100
1,650
Tex am Oil Corporation
Texas Calgary Co
Texas Power & Light $4.56 pfd
16%
i
64%
14%
6%
common—
Technicolor
12%
goc
Corp
Reliance Insurance Co..
13%
preferred—_——10
Tampa Electric Co common.—
7
24
1
60%
13%
Nov
-28
22% Mar
150
7114
Tenney Engineering Inc
8,000
io
20
60%
13% Apr
45% Jan
cumulative
Television
i
5% Jan
800
14%
Tel-A-Sign Inc
Rapid-American Corp
Rath Packing Co common
Raymond International Inc
Reading Tube Corp common
$1.25 convertible preferred
Re da Pump Co
Reis (Robert) Ac Co
4,300
1414
69 Vi
_
4%
4v:
8%
14%
58% Dec
Class
x
QVa
14%
15
Superior Tool & Die Co
Talon Inc
;
28
Jan
7
Sep
Sep
19
Q
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Power Co
6.000
69%
Sep
19%
17 y8
11% Nov
7
Nov
18 Va NOV
2% Feb
"«%
5
Stein (A) & Co common
—•
Sterling Aluminum Products common.5
Sterling Brewers Inc....
1
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)—*.—10c
Stetson (J B) common.—
*
Stinnes (Hugo) Corp..
;
5
Stone Container Corp..
.-1
1
Stop & Shop Inc
Stylon Corporation
Sun Ray Drug common....——
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp
Sunset International Petrol Corp
13%
300
28
17
4%
•
ordinary
Stroock
Jan
<4% Mar
16%
4%
4%. Sep
14% July
14
Sep
85% Aug
514 Oct
10% Dec
1% Jan
4%
26,100
8,000
11% Oct
2014 Jan
11
23% May
May
Feb
x51
1,400
10%
4%
24% Jan
2%, Jan
9%, Jan
8,800
27%
16 y»
82
4%
10%
25%
Jan
500
4'/b
x9ya
25%
Jan
325
700
79
4%
3%
8%
Nov
77
79
10%
1
preferred—50c
25c
-1
Canada
&
5014 Nov
23% Jun
100
Corporation
(S)
Jan
1,500
11%
Corp
convertible
50c
July
May
52% Nov
6
Statecourt Enterprises Inc
Stathauv Instruments Inc....
11%
Nov
4%
11%
1%
200
11%
11
( 4%
700
1
1,800
Dec
300
20
1
Mines Ltd
27
Jan
42
2,000
21%
20 %
1
Uranium
56% Apr
26
21% Sep
20% Aug
19% Oct
300
23
1
Jan
7% Jun
50
21
...1
—
414
58%
54
NOV
36% Oct
71% Jun
18
16,600
11
Nov
Jan
48
%
82 %
Jan
50
6ft
Oct
May
1%
1
Ltd
4%. Sep
12% Sep
Sep
1
—
Stanrock
13
Jan
24
23% Nov
1
20
1
1
10
—
Standard-Thomson
Corp
Standard Tube class B
Nov
8%
800
(Ky)
6% Nov
55% Jan
10c
Mines
ljg Oct
26%
IS
48%.
Colorado—
cumulative
Jan
18% Jan
12%
x66
ik Jan
11
2.50
Providence Gas
Pyle-National Co
1%
26%
1%
25c
Service of
lft
9%.
'*
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet (The) Company
4V\'Jo
Standard
6%
50
600
2,800
21%
*
Standard Products Co
Standard Shares- Inc common
10%
2.50
common
P R M Inc.
Public
62% Nov
2214 Nov
1
•
Royalties Ltd.....
Dome
Jan
9%
,__i
Preutice-Hall Inc common
Pressed Metals of America
East
47
16% Apr
"To
A
Pratt & Lambert Co
Preston
900
30O
go
ft
common
Corp of Canada
4%
11%
60%
22%
24%
310
-
10%
Corp
22
l
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Products class
6%_
__1
Piascekl
Pneumatic Scale
ft
34
37% Nov
49%
.1
5
—10c
—1
$1.60 convertible preferred—,
Financial Corp
60
%
___l
10 pesos
lOc
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
Poloron
60
21 y4 Nov
Jan
21%
25
Standard
6%
..2.50
4% May
Jan
21%
25
25
—25
Standard Dredging Corp common
T%
i
2.50
8% Nov
12%
31
45%
Southern California Petroleum Corp—2
Southern Materials Co Inc——
2
~6%
Peninsular Metal Products
Jan
Dec
9</s Oct
1,100
1,600
20%
x35% x37
25
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred—
Pep Boys (The)
X
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)__20
Penn Traffic Co
3%
40
Feb
3,200
8%
7%
19
Feb
5ya Jan
11,200
25
4.32%
%
u
8%
834
Dec
3% Apr
7% Sep
1% Feb
27%
100
24
4.24Vo
ic
Pan Israel Oil vtc
9,800
2414
4.48%
35% Aug
814 Jun
8%
3%
6,300
2%
40
52%
98
45%
Jan
Sep
Dec
Nov
California Edison—
Jun
4% Feb
5%
2%
24
3% July
28% May
5%
40
24%
22% Aug
2,900
2%
1
97
26,900
5y8
40
53%
1% Mar
32%
24,900
45%
3% Jan
1
l
43
33 Va
157
Mar
95
44%
35%
Jun
16% Mar
400
,
1
Co
5% original preferred,
—25
4.88% cumulative preferred—^—25
4.78%
cumulative preferred
25
16% Apr
Apr
Jan
20%
14,100
Nov
%
y4
35%
Southern
1%
ft Jan
3'/4
1
48,700
514
150,300
Sep
3% Sep
Mar
2
7,000
.12.50
3
33%
1%
5,800
9,800
Manufacturing eommon
18
5%
1%
Vb
IS
Coast Corp common—
South Penn Oil Co common.
17%
32%
3
2%
% Apr
5%
convertible preference
51B
Jan
1
33%
42 Vb
%
preferred
Sonotone Corp
97
33
Feb
46% Sep
21% Oct
Jan
17
5%
4.56%
vtc..2Bol
(C A)
18,600
Nov
100
%
Nov
Jun
%
195
Dec
5%
136
103
1,600
Nov
Jan
91%
to
common
Venezuelan
2%
17%
100
common
Pancoastal Petroleum
95%
135 la
24%
20%
4%
Apr
130
30
19%
2%
.25c
—5,000 fr
South
1,100
23%
22%
1st
1,300
93 %
7% July
34% Dec
Jan
Jan
24
1,000
40%
~3
Manufacturing Co
20
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
£1
Skiatron Electronics & Telev Corp—10c
Slick Airways Inc
...5
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
♦
Sosa
2514
23%
25
1st
4
1
^
American Shares
Simpson's Ltd
26% Jan
25
25
preferred
redeemable 1st preferred
4.50'4
4ya
3,100
3%
Nov
u
10c
Corp..
Ltd
Inc
Simmons-Boardman
2714 Jan
2514
preferred
redeemable
redeemable
4.o()4'
$4.75
33%
30%
31%
2514
11% Dec
40
1,400
34%
Feb
Jan
40%
1
common
1ft
314
6%
34% May
20%
A—._2
class
Silver Creek Precision
Nov
x91
Dec
21
42
Apr
2%
i
,1314- Oct
Apr
33%
Nov
1/;-.
•
Jan
1
% Apr
8% Jun
*
Ltd
Breweries
Signal Oil & Gas Oo
3
•
7Vb
34
91%
Singer
5%
7
Dec
7
preferred...
Electric Corp
03 %
37%
3% July
18%
1
90e
.
Securities
40
92%
£3
10y
18%
55,100
200
17%
39%
18!;;
Feb
8%
9
190'% 193%
3
2
%
2634
11%
—100
1%
4"io preferred
Sherwin-Williams of Canada—
7%. Nov
30%
25
1%
1% Nov
10%
4 '
45,300
2%
Jan
6ft Dec
27%
34%
42,700
Apr
%
4,400
11%
"7
ft
ft
Sep
1%
600
rj fi.
«
Irf
.
*
1
12.500
13«
6/4
27%
%
1
—
2
P
5 %
2
2
~6%
5
—_.
114
3
7:% Apr
2 ft Mar
'13% Nov
11S
14,800
2
2%
Sep
Nov
70,200
1%
3
5%
llo
2ft
Dec
4% Jun
8.100
12%
Denn Mining—
Shawinigan Water & Power
Nov
2%
7
1,000
r%
1};!
Shattuck
May
83
Sep;
1,100
5%
*
470
Jan
9%
5%
7
.
11%
—20c
86%
6% Jan
163,700
118
common
83%
84%
4%. Apr
22% May
21
July
21
July
23% Apr
1 Vb July
9% Nov
6 % Sep
9
7%
10c
1
1
Servomechanisms Inc
4%
1 Vu
IS
TO
~5%
*
514
Leather
1-1.
x
1
*
1
Sentry Corp
Serrick Corp class B
Servo Corp of America
65
4,100
-8-% Dec
19% Aug
200
11%
Sceman Bros Lie.
3% Nov
21
17% Oct
—10c
Inc
30
6
Feb
1
Securities Corp General—
Security Freehold Petroleums
Seeburg (The) Corp
67%
5%
Apr
'
50c
Airlines.——
67%
O'oklep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares.lOs
Oxford
21% Aug
% Jan
Seaporcel
5%
2114 Sep
17% Sep
300
Dec
4%
1
Omar Inc
Overseas
100
22%
Mar
1,600
50c
common..
cumulative
17%
22%
series.2o
—____20
Sapphire
..—
1
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)—..—„™__JJ5c
Saxon Paper Corp
25c
Sayre & Fisher Co..
—
1
preferred...
Petroleums Ltd
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co—10c
Ltd
Oils
Town
17%
5.60%
Sicks
common-—
Ohio Power 4 % %
Cumulative preferred 4.40%
59
1,800
„_l
common
Co
20%
25
43,700
—10c
Oil Company—
Ogden Corp
Cumulative preferred 5',i scries
20
Cumulative preferred 4%series.20
Jan
o
Oceanic
7
39%
214
__
Nuclear Corp of Amer A (Del.).
13
400
Western
7%
_1
.
5,000
8%
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd...
121b
19%
20%
Seaboard
2/1,
18% Nov
7%
Dec
lft Jan
12% Apr
19%
Nov
% May
5,200
16 pesos
Milling Co Ltd
1%
18,100
High
17%
High
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—
x24%
10%
7%
pfd—100
Ltd
Mines
Warrants
Nov
Low
17*4
Low
_■*
2.50
-
San Carlos
Jan
2ft
50
.
1% Oct
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
17%
Par
1ft July
714
1
Oils
RR
lft May
130
for Week
Range
of Prices
s
St Lawrence Corp Ltd common
Salem-BrosiuH InC—
1114
11'A
1
25
Northern Ind Pub Serv 4'4'!»
Northspan
Jan
'
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Week's
Friday
5
.
13% Feb
ift
It3.:
ft
10
Penn
Oct
10
Cement class A
B
Canadian
25
110
110
314 Feb
114 Feb
29%
1
Northeast Airlines
North
2,300
Dec
157
Jan
1
Railway
North American Royalties Inc
North
14 Apr
ft Jan
1
American
Class
Jan
125
49,600
1
Inc
Norfolk Southern
North
1% SeP
17";;
1 14
10
Mines
Lites
Dec
1714 Nov
01,400
14,600
...—10
Nickel Rhn Mines Ltd
33%
Jan
lft Jan
20
common—.—*
Co
Jan
5V4
16%
1
Merchandise.
19%
27%
1
Ac Honduras
York
New
Dec
16%
_1
—
2%
27%'•
-—"
Oils
1%
1
Jan
1
18%
20c
Oils Ltd
1,810
'4
1
common
i
153 A 157
153'••
1%
25c
Land
Mining Co__
New
1.000
1%
1
:
Arizona
1,400
11
1%
50c
Co
Co
Zinc
21.600
15";;
15%
—100
Watch
&
Chcm
Ac
33%
15%
33 %
1
Petroleum
New England Tel & Tel
New
28%
5
50c
Neptune Meter common
Nestle-Le Mur Co common
New
33,600
2%
.
American Stock Exchange
High
Low
2%
2
30c
DECEMBER
STOCKS
High
Low
WEEK ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Sale l'rice
Far
FOR
for Week
Range
Last
RANGE
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
—
23y4
-
.
19
1914 Jan
Aug
-.914- Dec
Jan.
'
25% Sep
Volume 188
Number 5801
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2381)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
Par
Aircraft
Products
United -Asbestos
United Milk
Corp
7%
8 %/"
17,000
_1
7T«
7%
7%
25,500
HO
1%
1 lit
20,500
%
%
367a
35%
—
vtc_T—_1
'
10c
,
Products
High
7%
Corp—
common
5%
5
36 7a
9% May
Oct
8
,V Jan
1A
2% July
iy« Jan
Jan
400
6% Sep
29
Nov
United -Molasses Co Ltd—
Amer
dep
United N
U
S
J
Air
rets
ord
RR &
registered
Ceramic
U
S
Foil
U
S "Rubber
Tile
class
97a
9%
9%
200
7
Jun
10%
Nov
43%
46%
19,600
20
Jan
48 %
Oct
3%
3%
3%
1.000
1% Apr
3%
Sep
Corp
25c
Oil
10
5,700
1
Jan
59%
-4y8
Jan
1%
35"ia
2%
41,700
1%
Jan
2%
Dec
46%
1,100
39%
Feb
47%
AS
F
7s
36 %
4,700
x22%
Oct
36 %
Dec
Jan
48 %
July
50
34
"33
;'
24
8.900
12% Oct
6%
2.000
4% Jan
7%
2.600
13% Xl4
6%
1
7
%
6%
84
16% July
7
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
1
36%
5
Industries warrants
1,100
37
5
4%
5
1
8
7%
9%
1
3%
3%
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
2
Manufacturing———-—*
3%
3%
9 7 it
Victoreen (The) Instrument Co
Vinco Corporation
Vogt
78%
30%
Jan
42
Oct
Jan
2
1,500
Dec
Nov
85
Apr
7
Aircraft
Co—;
3%
2% Jan
3%
2,900
2% May
9%
200
4%
l'/o preferred
Waitt & Bond Inc
Walthdm
3%
200
2
Apr
4 %
3
3%
1,000
2
Jun
56
Jan
23
$6
Peru
(Republic of)-—
Sinking fund 3s Jrn
"No
f
value,
par
Ex-liquidating
included
(not
Knapp Inc
&
Wentworth
Jan
1%
1/128 1/128
1%
1%
84,200
1/128 Nov
3/128
1%
124
24%
24%
~1%
1%
2
113
113
1,300
2
400
•
»2
90%
90%
3%
100
1
3%
*
4%
,
1%
3%
4%
4%
2,400
200
a
Amer dep rets ord shares
Is
Western Tablet &
Stationery common.'
Westmoreland Coal
-—I
20
Inc
10c
White Stores Inc common
Wichita River Oil Corp
—1
1
Wickes (The) Corp.
Williams-McWilliams Industries
10
1
pfd
2.000
_1
listed
on
10
;
'■
'
*,
30
20
Indus¬
••
Rail¬
•
Date
trials
Dec.
3
Dec.
4—
—
—
194.05
90.62
85.66
194.86
90.61
86.43
82.93
86.87
86.71.
85.91
194.19
90.50
86.38
83.00
86.55
86.61
154.05
86.06
194.22
90.72
86.37
83.30
86.55
86.73
559.10
154.01
86.16
194.32
90.67
86.33
83.72
86.59
86.82
—
(35 Stocks)
RR
Research
New
4%
England Power
Wed.
Dec.
Thurs. Dec. 4
99.22
99.56
Low
6%s due
Ohio
Jan
94%
50
Dec.
5
15
1993
X92% Dec
100%
Feb
25%
Sep
Aug
13
65%
13%
450
12
300
17
15
Apr
23 %
Jan
59
65%
24
debs
1967
"1%
based on the closing prices of the common
28, 1958, for composite and by major industry
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
stock for the week ended Nov.
groups
100):
Dec
6%
Jan
9,100
*1%
17%
1,400
Nov
4,000
1%
17%
~9%
~1%
Feb
18%
Oct
17% Dec
9%
1%
8
8
Jan
11% July
Nov
or
Low
No.
41
—0.3
391.1
299.0
486.5
—0.2
491.9
373.3
446.0
—0.2
451.5
332.2
Durable
89
82%
Goods
Non-Durable
445.3
.—.—_
513.0
514.4
—0.3
519.7
402.2
332.2*
329.1
+ 0.9
332.2
219.7
189.3
Goods
Transportation
Utility
190.5
—0.6
191.6
and
155.5
363.9
Service
Mining
368.0
—1.1
368.0
263.2
337.S
Finance
340.4
—0.7
347.2
261.3
♦New
87
96
77
87
High.
135
18
87
82%
387.8
485.4
100
28
$120
82%
386.7
Manufacturing
50
89
30
91%
1970
Trust 6% %
Transactions a! the New York Stock Exchange
54
54
3
37%
,:
37%
3
42
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
54
33%
No. of
Jan-July
liq tr ctfs__
45 %
45%
46
85%
85
85%
87
8
43
54
24
77
91
86
88%
75
80%
91
1
96%
Mon.
$7,050,000
3,316,745
I)cc. 2
$86%
April-Oct
85
—
1961
84
May-Noo
85%
97
1976—Jan-July
1953 extended to
1963
97
.
Co 6s
99
Dec. 3
3,456,260
290,000
5,995,000
Dec. 4
3,632,977
5,986,000
230,000
6,216,000
Fri.
Dec. 5
3,302,040
5,647,000
398,000
17,565,402
$30,493,000
$1,397,000
85%
91
102%
2
85
92%
$93%
•
95
98
88
94
88
94%
123
122%
9
123%
136
78
16
96
96%
__
95
1981—May-Nop
——
1973
Mar-Sept
2%s
series
C
1976
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
3%s
series
D
1976
3%s
3s
series
series
E
P
1978
Feb-Aug
1979
3%s
scries
G
90 y8
4%s
series
H
Wasatch
Corp
Washington
Webb
West
&
6s
ser
Power
A
Traction
5s
1963
3%g
Knapp Inc 5s debs
Penn
Western
deb
Water
1964
1974
1960
Newspaper Union 6s 1959
1
50
67
92
90%
90%
3
85
93
$82%
.
91
91
_
81
$90%
102
107
100%
87%
99,000
117,000
$1,397,000
1,710,400
26,820,000
62,827,020
1,215,226,600
46,974,730
30,493,000
——
943,837,400
$28,532,400 $1,278,261,620
$991,004,130
Bonds—
$109,000
U. S. Government
International Bank
Foreign
1
91
3
88
5
80
101
105%
104%
•
I
107
100
95
14
17
102
90
J
Transactions al the American Slock Exchange
90
88%
102%
$31,890,000
Total
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
109 %
110%
Stocks
100
90%
87
4
85
92%
(No. of
91
91
6
91
95
Shares)
56%
61
G8%
June-Aug
Feb-Aug
102%
$94%
68%
100%
91
63%
20
69
101%
6
102% 102%
$98%
48
8
10
101 % 101%
June-Dec
05%
99
73
103
101%
71%
102%
Friday
American Stock Exchange
Last
Period
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid St Asked
Sold
High
No.
or
Low
(Germany) 7s 1951
Jan-July
$53,000
1,821,995
Dec. 1
Tues.
Dec. 2
1,572,630
Dec. 3
1,805,030
Dec. 4
1.954,500
Dec. 5
$17,000
118,000
Fri.
Bonds
83,000
Thurs.
Foreign
Government
71,000
Wed.
—
Bonds
$5,000
ToTooo
April-Oct
Range Since
Jan. 1
High
Stocks—No. of Shares-
Foreign government-
113
93,000
57,000
1,000
2~3~000
81,000
8,631,610
$382,000
$23,000
838,000
$443,000
1957
Jan. 1 to Dec. 5
1958
190
Total
1957
8.631,610
3,176,951
215,888,897
199,050,420
$382,000
$371,000
Bonds—
Domestic
Foreign corporate—
1160
$75,000
121,000
woo
34,000
38,000
33,000
$17,813,000
1,536,000
1,691,000
$11,231,000
23,000
$443,000
$438,000
$21,040,000
$15,138,000
1160
-
Total
Bonds
73,000
2,000
"
Week Ended Dec. 5
Low
Foreign
Corporate
1,477,455
1958
U85
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
A6s aeries A 1952
Feb-Aug
-ABs aeries B 1951
Bonds
Bonds
100
Week's Range
Interest
Domestic
Mon.
Total
ABaden
$75,000
96
81
92%
-———
Railroad and Industrial
Foreign Governments ami Municipalities
BONDS
_
87
59
1957
516,556,136
$2,000
Stocks—No. of Shares
90%
Jan-July
688,705,942
11,077,429
89%
85%
85%
$104% 105%
June-Dec
1958
1957
17,565,462
95%
06
88
$75
1982
Feb-Aug
4%s series I 1982
Jan-July
4%s series J 1982
Mar-Sept
Southern California Gas 3%s 1970
April-Oct
•Southern Counties Gas (Calif) 3s 1971
Jan-July
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3%s 1970—Feb-Aug
United Dye & Chemical 6s 1673
Feb-Aug
73
68
94%
$86
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1981
•
68
94
.Feb-Aug
1973
'
92%
deb '62—Jan-July
conv
California Edison 3s 19G5
A
$84
m-m*
$31,890,000
Jan. 1 to Dec. 5
Week Ended Dec. 5
1958
100%
$88
May-No®
6,045,000
-
101%
23
85%
94%
,
1998_ Jan-July
,
Corp 3s,
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
B
Sales
$7,303,000
6,331,000
226,000
H o o v«
94%
$101
Jan-July
Jan-July
series
Bond
Bonds
5253,000
6,105,000
5,705,000
'
series
Total
Government
Wed.
Total
Rapid Electrotype 7s deb 1967
3s
United States
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
3,797,440
Dec. 1—;
Tues.
Int'l
Foreign
and Miscel.
Shares
143
Bank
Railroad
Stocks
98%
9
137
135%
134
40
96
$97%
—
Thurs.
Public Service Electric & Gas
3%s
LOW
High
Change
Composite
High
115
46%
91
21, '58
Nov.
Jan. 1
Sold
High
$41
91%
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
1958—
Percent
Trade,
Week's Range
Jan-July
1970
Southern
24
The SEC index of stock prices
Oct
65%
39% Jan
4,800
5
May-Fiov
1963
Water Power
71.50 Dec
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Jan
July
22
<nn
23
13
Power
Harbor
95.07 July 26
;
15VaNov
3% Jan
1,400
-
25% Sep
1st mortgage 3%s 1968
April-Ocf
mortgage
3s
1971—April-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964—June-Dec
Safe
J957
Oct
x92%
1st
3%s
2
for
27/b Aug
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
.
5
72.25 Jan
High
Fri.
1958
99.56 Dec
Range
98.93
3
for
-j,
/
debentures
3%s
Range
Oct
Corp—
subord
Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Closing
Dec
150
May
Mtge Bank 5s 1961—-Mar-Sept
Valley
convertible
.
1%
19%
mortgage 4s series B 1993
National
5s
155.68
Over-the-Counter Industrial Slock Averages
Lackawanna of N J Division—
Midland
86,73
85.25
156.02
558.81
2
21%
41
Apr
Nov
13%
Jan-July
4s
86.97
154.32
557.46
1—
Dec.
31% July
19%
RR—
RR
82.93
558.57
—_
Dec.
Low
13
.
Steel 6s Aug 1 19B8
Quar-Feb
Boston Edison 2%s series A 1970—:—
—June-Dec
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1978
Realization
Bonds
Total
Oct
A
Western
ities
86.41
Feb
Bethlehem
Power
Rails
High
7%
Amer Steel & Pump 4s inc debs
1994—June-Dec
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970
June-Dec
Altalian
40
Rails
98.89
16%
11%
500
Law
Guantanamo &
Util¬
trials
Stocks
ities
roads
2_
16%
Last
conv
Grade
Dec.
Jsfc
Sale Price
Flying Tiger Line 5%s
Grade
Tues.
Apr
1
mortgage 4s series A
10
Indus¬
Jun
May
Period
Alst
Second
65
Util¬
40
5
Interest
1st
First
98.59
10
BONDS
Finland Residential
10
560.07
28
Nov.
10
Total
15
1—
£1
Western
.
—Bonds—
-Stocks-——
.•
Dec.
1,000
American Stock Exchange
<&
"•/
dally closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
Mon.
5,400
5s
10c
40%
the
Nov. 28, '58
40c
50%
37 %
40
Stock and Bond Averages
are
Ltd—
—
56%
43%
(not included in year's range), d Ex-interest,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
(not included in year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
Date—
13%
6%
13%
2
8
19
cash
for
Oct
6
14%
13%
common
48%
$38%
Jun
V*
200
Friday
Lack
1%
101%
50
48%
.
32
9% Jan
-*
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Zale Jewelry Co
Zapata Petroleum Corp
Delaware
%
52,600
99%
Nov
2%
14%
6
100
dep rets ord reg
preference
1%
20%
2%
13%
19%
Woodall Industries Inc
Woodley Petroleum
1
18%
2%
1
Wood -(John) Industries Ltd
Wood Newspaper Machine
6ft
200
1
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-trust certificates;
"w i," when issued; "w w," with
warrants; "x w," without warrants.
Jan
140
Feb
35
1
18%
25
—
preferred
Amer
32
101% 101%
$52
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend..
•*'.'
being traded flat,
•
J
•
•.
$Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
SReported in receivership.
■
Jan
47,a
x257/a Mar
-5
—
Williams
(F W)
31
J/
$80
101%
Sep
% Jan
1
White Eagle Internat Oil Co—
Woolworth
31
65
Jun
%
sr,
26% Apr
23% Apr
—10
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg.
Transaction
Compiled by National
6,100
61
180
~Mflj/-Nov
A Bonds
93% Jan
3% Nov
3% Oct
120
190
$15%
delivery transaction
Ex-stock dividend,
r
161%
__
2-jVMar
88%, Oct
3% Nov
10
.
3%
3
Sep
6,400
.>
-
Nov
25
Oct
A
7,200
iV
-
130%
jr
16% Apr
2% Apr
1% Jan
100
3%
Nov
1% Sep
Nov
Jan
107
160
24%
3%
J8
41,600
126
124
1.25
Wisconsin Pwr & Lt 4% ft
Sep
12,600
Maryland Ry 7ft 1st pfd—100
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
5 ft
Nov
1 %
■
Western
(R C) & Co—
Wilson Brothers common
40 %
1
_1%
Leaseholds Ltd——s—
Westmoreland
May
1%
———-——-——
Western
24
4,300
1
pfd
g
range),
20
219%
.
tribution.
Sep
38 %
5
Company Inc—
Manufacturing
West Texas Utilities 4.40ft
Western Development Co
26%
36
•
West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
Rights
14% Jan
100
37%
10c
preference
Webster Investors Inc (Del)
Deferred
a
year's
High
16
_
160
1997
distribution,
in
Low
$150
—Jan-July
(Plan A) 2s 2012—Jan-July
Rio de Janeiro stamped
Jan. 1
No.
j
.
1
Range Since
Sold
194
Oct
..
3% Apr
1
Precision Instrument Co
series
Weiman
24
Sep
1
1/128
Webb As
74
1% Mar
30
—
——-June-Dec
3% Aug
1
116%
U.90
1175
A7s (issue of Oct 1927)
1647—
—April-Oof
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
—June-Dec
Parana stamped
(Plan A) 2%s 2008—Mar-Scpi
Sep
3%
100
$2 cumulative preferred
Wallace & Tiernan Inc
6s .1947
Nov
•
;
1952—Jan-July
1947—
—Feb-Aug '
7s
Bonds
High
Sep
4%
10%
May
•
-
Wagner Baking voting ctfs ext
6%s
Mortgage Bank of Bogota —
A7s (issue of May 1927) 1947—
Below
Waco
Friday's
Dec
3% Jan
49,800
2,700
8
or
Hid & Asked
Aug
9%
Sale Price
(City of) Germany—
(70% redeemed)
'
Feb-Aug
(Prov) 6%s 1949—-—-Feb-Aug
stamped (Plan A) 2r/as 2008—-May-A'ou
1939
Sep
7%
4% Mar
20
84
36%
5
Munic
secured
AHdnover
V
common
Waterways
&
Cons
AHanover
Nov
30%
%
6%
'
Port
A German
Dec
Jun
45%
2V\
46
Sugar-———-—;—-—~5
Norman
31
2
15
$4 convertible preferred
Van
59%
50
58%
-1
——50c
13%
.'V'"'
A Danzig
,
Oct
43 7 8
—14
Valspar Corp
Jan
5%
1
Universal Insurance-—_—:
Universal Marion Corp
Utah-Idaho
Sep
189
Apr
2% Apr
8.400
1
Reclaiming Co
Universal American
5
1
—
—
Universal Consolidated
Universal Controls Inc
4%
Jan
168
4%
4%
50c
Co
B__
United States Vitamin Corp
United Stores Corp common
•
10s
—100
Conditioning Corp
U 8
3%
Week's Range
,
Last
Period
Low
Maranhao
Canal
Friday
Interest
American Stock Exchange
36% Aug
3% May
300
5 V'4
Jan
% Apr
-
38,400
5
5
5
......
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
common__50c
United -Canso Oil & Gas Ltd
United Cuban Oil Inc—
United Elastic
Low
DECEMBER
BONDS
Shares
of Prices
*
United
ENDED
lor Week
Range
Sale Price
WEEK
FOR,
Sales
2,181,000
1,726,000
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2382)
34
.
Monday, December^, 1958
..
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
DECEMBER
Friday
STOCKS
Par
American Motors
American
Corp
Refining
Sugar
Amtxleaj.
lei
&
Boston
——-—
Edison
Albany RR
197'/a
50
-
—
100
25
—
Low
High
31 %
35 Vi2
1,807
34 Va
47
26 Vb
200%
2,570
167%
60
122%
101
197
57
%
122
57'/a
*
57
58
"26 %
52
52
17%
17%
20 Vb
Calumet
Clues
&
Heel a
Service
Copper
Eastern Gas
4%tf>
Lnc_,
Fuel
&
Assoc
cumulative
First
Nat l
Ford
Motor
5
Jan
19%
Feb
16%
Jan
10
27 Va
28%
282
21 Vb
Apr
80%
80%
5
75 %
Feb
•
78%
78%
50
55%
Feb
46
48%
561
37%
Jan
88%
49%
71
57
71%
49%
30
Jan
44
75%
Jan
104
43 Va
87
94%
97 %
305
57c
28
8%
Feb
95
28%
Jan
38
Oct
Allen
19
90 % Mar
103
Jan
14
14
Nov
1
1
19%
-.100
154 %
•>
Mach
U
S
U S
Rubber
7c
19%
20%
154% 156%
277
17%
Jan
156%
5Vb
Jan
12% Sep
Chrysler
npr
43%
Feb
Consolidated
17%
18%
492
11%
Apr
18%
Nov
Consumers
Jan
30%
Nov
Continental
31%
Oc»
Davidson
60%
Nov
Detroit
169
18 'A
Jan
47
Sep
29% Sep
Detroit
Gasket
Detroit
Gray
36%
520
22%
Jan
3,356
34%
Jan
43%
1,087
31%
Jan
51% Aug
47% Sep
45%
107
31 % May
269
26%
36%
34%
15%
69%
Last
15%
66%
70
Jan
41
Nov
Ford
70
Dec
Fruehaui
■;
—
of Prices
Shares
LOW
30 %
341
15%
15%
19
12
15%
Oct
16
Jan
28%
Jan
40
Dec
37%
39%
151
34%
Jan
43 %
98
20
90 V»
Jan
33%
34
626
29
Jan
33%
39%
5
39%
93%
91%
39%
93%
90%
92
5
110
7 *>-'
93 %
Dec
97% July
76
Jan
921
679
American
Cyanamid
Radiator
American
Telephone
395
4%
Jan
6 Va
11%
Nov
12 %
83
7%
Apr
29%
46 V4 Mar
91%
76%
90%
00%
75%
T4%
32
.
182
61J/4
61
Jan
54%
Jan
123
30%
52 %
23*
1,638
52 %
U
1
24 %
10%
96
78 Va
5
&
Telegraph—100
1%
Nov
17%
293
13%
565
27%
Apr
Apr
50%
50%
648
44%
Apr
58%
Oct
13
13%
1,602
12%
Jan
16 Vb
July
55%
55%
414
48%
Jan
57%
Oct
11%
.5.%
12 Vb
1,460
5 Va
2,097
41%
42
5,562
9
275
50%
13%
1
—
41%
1
9
56
Jan
33
31%
Jan
Oct
7
Jan
Bower
14%
Jan
42
15
25 Va
I8V4
J
52 Va
54%
195
14%
ii%
l'x^B
1
'h
954
44:
46%
1,747
29% Mar
49 Va
50%
434
32% Feb
40 Vb
47%
1,508
16%
17%
889
46'/«
59 Vi
Ohio
48%
4,959
2%
3Va
5,755
—
Light
51%
3%
2,520
1
l'/a
1%
300
25%
22%
St
—
—...
25%
6%
6%
6%
5%
6%
1,639
•vi-
1%
1%
30%
10%
31%
l,4z4
273
7
6%
250
—1
2
—
,
i%
.
1%
800
3
300
5% Apr
1% Sep
2% Mar
342
11% Jan
500
3
•
_
13 Va
3
—
204
15%
Feb
18% July
Products
1
5%
Jan
10%
Acme
.
10.%
2%
& Co
___*
(new).——
(The)
Co
22
1.077
6% sep
6% Dec
2% Aug
Nov
31>a
Oct
12
SV*
Dec
1%
Jan
3
Feb
14% July
150
12% Jan
40%
8,883
4%
4%
875
33% Dec
3 Vb Mar
■■
1
i*%
2%
—5
15%
1
9%
-—
Dillon
630
15%
15%
208
Corporation,?..———
A .-a
11
ft
~
18 u:
Oct
10
-
Oct
23."
Oct
20% Oct
'15% Oct
Jun
■*
Mar
3
•:
762
-Nov
3% Feb
Feb
14%
1,915
Apr
-
11
Feb
17% Jan
il%
15%
10%
11
1
Dec
"40% Dec
Jun
6%
507
14%
10
2%
9%
840
22
21%
1
——»
9%
9%
10
23% Oct
,
-; 16%
7% Mar-
}
*
.
2%
x
2% July
2
Apr
15% Apr
16%
33 Va
40%
—
&e Co—
Paper
2%
21
1
...
-12% Feb
9% Jun
'
.—I
4%
1.
-1
:
2 jU
4 Vb
70c
3%
.
37c
300
70c
"•4% Oct
-2% Jan
•
Aug
July
63%
Friday
STOCKS
Laboratories
Steel
24 Va Mar
43%
Sep
Advanced
70
36%
Jan
54%
Oct
Aid
15
36 Va Mar
55%
Oct
Akron
15
Oct
Alleghany Corp (Un)_——
:1
Allegheny Ludlum Steel.—.'——__.l
14
14
50
10%
66%
16
49
Mar
68%
51
70
44
Apr
58%
Jan
Nov
Aluminum
Investment
Brass
84%
Dec
Aluminum Co
16
Jan
21 Va
Nov
Aluminium
31
Jan
35
20%
133
35%
52%
36
60
36
Nov
53%
45
45%
Oct
55
Nov
29
50
22 Va
Apr
31% Aug
7
46% Mar
82
Am
43%
Jan
54 Va
Co
aup'uid
C
Co
Nov
American Machine &
53 %
May
Apr
207
Jan
138
Dec
37%
183
27% May
30 Va Jan
Motors
67 V4
70%
Dec
American Tel
50%
Nov
American
Tobacco
Nov
67%
Nov
American
Viscose
70%
Nov
Anaconda
52 Va
Nov
18 %
Dec
Armo-r
30
363
18
I8V4
112
56
10
Feb
56
Nov
;
v5%4May
Jan
215k ^Nov
9%
1,600
4%
Jan
83'A
80
118
2y«
222
4
32%
22
30'A
Oct
42'A
42%
56
33%
59
29%
Apr
Apr
46 Vb
39 Vi
40
Steel
Armco
Nov
33
Jan
&
87
32
24%
24'A
24
1
20 V4
'20%
2 Va
Dec
36%
Itt Dec
Jan
50
50%
5%
5
Pepsi-Cola
33 *c
—
Petroleum
17 VB
25 V2
Corp
Repubft
8'eel
29%
Jan
42%
51 Vb
Jan
74%
153
Sep
31%
Jan
85
Apr
1
13*
17 Vb
18%
154
114
Apr
11% Apr
Dec
25%
71
46
50
40 34
32
19%
Jan
26%
Feb
47%
...
"
'
41 Vb
Nov
45%
150
31
Apr
45%
.
32
38
Apr
70 %
15
90 V„
Rep
47%
Sperrv Rand
Oct
64 V4
Jan
44%
44%
44%
44
18%
Feb
3
37 *
36 Va
37 »/4
155
2ft*
Jan
♦
—
—-
see
page 42.
63
25
63
...
37* Dec
n1
47
Feb
63*
'
49 V.
37
45%
Feb
51 % July
51'A
51%
HI
27%
2"%
23
61%
61%
48
*
50c
Standard Brands
Standard Oil (Indiana)
,
Nov
85 Va
10
61
^
,
.Tun
26%
I
'"221%- Oct
r
90* Oct
Ajir
38*
Oct
Oct
%
1.400
14%
Jan
25*
.1.100
13%
Jan
2,000
4l Vz
Jan
1.900
39%
Jan
\
21*'Nov
54* Nov
.
19%
19 7
B
200
57 Vb
300
35%
6.700
14%
5,600
,16
53* Nov
.
2T
:
Jan
33
1
Jan
"-^July
-
59* Nov
'
I
•
j
^
'
X197V4 200
A
j
j
67%
j
36* Oct
15* Oct
11 % Mxiy
J
f
Nov
i
202-
Jan
Feb
-
95* ®ec
93%
95 >4
500
75
35%
35%
37
600
25%
Jan
56
58^.i
550
40
Feb
62
61%
21%
62%
800
39%
Apr
66%
23%
3,300
12%
Jan
23* Oec
11
11%
300
5%
Jan
11* Dec
I
-17%
2.000
Feb
lu-*4 J«iy
Feb
31* July
|
i
^ov
j
23
...5
—.
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1,000
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56
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—
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95
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29
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51
51%
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Feb
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—
1,500
55 %
x
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Nov
56
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ft
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50
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40%
—-.1
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41%
27%
•
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30% Jan
,
2.500.
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Common
Oct
29%
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111% 111%
Central
T" $1.50
Nov
68%
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1.200
•
28 %
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Co
Warrants
87'A
41%
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50
47
86 %
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& Tel
Company
Ashland Oil
83'A
Distillers
10%'Dec
NOV
30%'
American Rad Ac Stand
Dec
Apr
33% Feb
14% Jan
265
49
Montgomery Ward
Jun
4%
10%
230.
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10
(111).
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37%
53 %
Jan
55 %
57
118
69%
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200
•
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75%
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7%
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98%
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1,800
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27%
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172%
56
Monsanto Chemical
Nov
-
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20 Va
47
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Airlines
Can
Oct
8
18
Rights
71
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Jan
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Jan
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18
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59 Vi
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of Prices
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Sale Price
.
Sales
: for Wcrk
Week's
Last
—
Oct
42
37%
65%
compilation of the round-lot transactions only
49%
48%
52
——
footnotes
r
Jan
16%
—.—
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.
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-
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100
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21% Jan
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557
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,—
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1
Dec
198 Va 199 Va
^
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Electric
gocom
"3% May
3 % Dec
-'
Midwest Stock Exchange
100
19
132 Va 138
Motor
Southern
Dec
51% Nov
Jan
Nov'
22%
18
72%
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Roebuck
Sinclair Oil
50%
2 %. Jan
2%
...
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66%
122
29
Electric.
Kodak
..up
Oct
46% Dec
50% Nov
47 %
Wayne Screw Products
Apr
39% Apr
13 Va Jan
59%
'
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2% Mar
17%
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Dec
20%
Dow Chemical
Pure
Dec
•
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3%
Nov
84%
_•
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37 Va
47%
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95%
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'
1%
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Udylite
201%
75%
39 Va
66%
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Products
Ne*
100
2%
9% Jan
33% Jan
1
Chem
&
Sheller Manufacturing
Feb
25
63
41%
Colgate-Palmolive
No
9
5%
*
Oct
278
11% May
167% Jan
50%
National
Oct
Nov
42
1
Nov
14 %
197% 200%
95 '/a
95 Va
49
48%
Corp
Cash
Dec
-6%
Jan
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Nov
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Oct
40
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:
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Nov
Jan
60
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Steel
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2% May
Nov
18%
•
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\
52% July
120
61 %
Service
Mead
640
-
1
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Scotten
Nov
51%
56
—10
Boeing
Burlington Industries
Chesapeake & Ohio
Martin
1%
2%
Refineries
Admiral
Motors
26% Oct
9-% Oct
Jan
37%
Pfeiffer Brewing,.——
River
Oct
51 Va
.
50%
14
14
197%
5
General
5%
Mar
3
Sep
4
1
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Dec
52
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1,316
2
1%
3
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Oil
Wines
Rick el
Nov
24%
50%
50%
Ohio
Greyhound
International
Jan
860
32
29%
50
General
8%
24% Nov
14% Jan
20 Vb Mar
37 >
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Manufacturing
Prophet
Oct
7
129
444
25
Auto-Lite
Mfg
Go
Parke Davis
v
Jan
41%
25
41%
—
Federatea
8 Vb
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Electric
National
Dec
61
—
&
544
mill
——,
Corp..
Michigan
Oct
21
58
,—10
Avco
Electric
Dec
5%
40%
-12.50
-
——j
Power
400
17%
Inc
Masco
Otjt
12%
50
American Tobacco
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:
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-
44 %
83
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1,069
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American
A;
24 Vb
2%
23%
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Nov
Jan
60%
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Columbus
24
•
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>
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Nov
27%
41%
5
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Low
High
2%
u
common
LaSalle
May
34%
■:»
1
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100
12%
—
24
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
5
——.—
&
Sales
for Week
Range
24%
-
:_n»
——
Dec
24%
2
American
Ford
Mar
160
i
48% Mar
Exchange
Week's
Low
2
common......
Lakey Foundry
Lansing Stamping
Nov
135
-12.50
B
American
•
30%
10
Printing pref
Dayton
Jan
40
1
Curtiss
22%
High
28%
Stockyards..;—
Rapid
Cities
Oct
Iron
Drug
Kreage Co <8
Kysor Heater
Range Since Jan. 1
High
27
.50
Gamble
Chrysler
60
Kinsel
38%
100
la—
Kroger
Corn
for Week
Range
s
Bethlehem
54,000
—5
Motors
Hoskins
38%
———
Baltimore &
59%
Corp
Lakes
Ironite
98
—-——1_.
—
59%
mill
Brewing
Paige
Howell
27
10
Plcher
(111)
Ashland Oil
Dec
*
15%
8 50
-
Gibson Art
Armour
Dec
51%
Corporation
Motor
Great
Sales
29%
preferred
Armco Steel
70 Vb
Jan
_
Federal-Mogul-Bearings
Oct
15%
July
37%
Unlisted
Jun
37%
59%
Motors
Detroit Steel
12% Mar
8
Cincinnati Gas & Electm
coin
Cincinnati Milling
Citm New Oil & Pac pfd-.—
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55%
20
Last
Bros
Ex-Cell-O
56
10
1,319
Week's
Low
—20
—
Piano
class
135
51%
47% Nov
1
&
70%
51%
Edison
29%
.50
—10
Procter
67%
69%
10
■■
Power
Jan
8%
67
45
.12.50
Carey
Randall
Nov
25
Jun
35
41%
.
Bale rank
Drug
89%
Paper
22%
1
56
42%
Sale Price
Eagle
Jan
Corp
38
29%
29
28%
Par
Dow
51 %
Corporation
31%
39%
Friday
Union
225
Company
Burroughs
Dec
42%
STOCKS
Cincinnati
86%
l
Budd
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Telephone
85
1
Apr
Goebel
Transit
Nov
Products—
Nov
General
Cincinnati
35 Va
Stores
8c
Graham
Cincinnati
Nov
Jan
4%s.
20%
41
II—2ft
5
Smelting Ref & Min Co
System Inc
Champion Paper
Champion Paper
45%
21%
—
—
Jan
14%
52
35
1
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Baldwin
31% May
306
BONDS
Metal
354
29%
•
Laundry
20
34%
Electric
11%
54%
Company
Wrigley
41%
29
common
ACF
Dec
10%
.-2.50
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American
I
38 %
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50
Corp
45%
33%
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Jan
Jan
125%
Nov
45%
.-16.66%
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600
2,354
120
Aug
1
Manufacturing
Brown-Mcx-uren Mfg
11
Nov
15
84 % May
124
118% 119%
3
b
Feb
Nov
in11115
—
14%
100
7c
—20
Co—
Shoe
13
Briggs
Association.
11%
28%
Fruit
United
81
Transit
American
_
United
15
Par
11%
Inc
Shop Inc
Torrlngtou Co
14%
Sale Price
98 %
Pennsylvania RR Co
RexaU Drug Co
Shawmut Association
&
5
——
Friday
34%
Companies
Electric System
Stop
July
STOCKS
11%
Service
Webster
27 V«
Detroit Stock
97%
National
&
21% Jan.
Nov
33%
New Ehgland Tel & Tel Co
NY
N H & Hartford RR
Olin Mathieson Chemical
Stone
1,666
4
Racing
England
48
,
I
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cum
26 %
(F
Cincinnati
pfd— ._100
Corp
Narragansett
New
70%
Corp
RR
Oct
25%
Oct
40%
Boston Theatres
la*
Nov
50
Central
Feb
——
Oct
362
Star Cement
2%
Nov
33%
Apr
Apr
43%
Maine
189
Nov
69%
41 %
Copper
15%
30% Aug
82% Jun
100
common
14%
14%
.-
Woolworth
62% Aug
34% Oct
5
Co
57%
Steel—-———
Dec
9%
44%
11
Co
Coal
60 Vb
Feb
Sep
66
preferred—
Feb
42%
Westinghouse
Nov
18%
100
1
Loew's
31% Oct
19%
Gillette Company
Lone
S
28%
5
Kexxnecott
U
59%
com
47%
1
Shoe
19%
Inu—
stores
Creek
Rubber
S
28%
General Electric Co
Island
S
U
59%
—
249
56%
Carbide
U
10
Co
Union
Oct
55
Jan
59 Vb
56 Va
Edison
Feb
—-—5
Co
Range
Jan
'12
57%
mi mil
58% Nov
May
39%
20
100
Toledo
Nov
63%
130
Jan
7
10
(N
dill
Sunray
High
Low
High
J)
Oil
Oil
Stude baker Packard
Nov
202
Feb
May
48 V8
*
34% Oct
Jan
39%
26
26%
36%
Feb
W8
547
Boston
High
8Vb Mar
555
Boston
& Maine RR 5%
pfd_—.—100
Personal Prop Trust—
•
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp
1
Low
Par
Range Since Jan. 1
Sales
for Week
Range
(Ohio)
Standard
Standard
Range Since Jan. 1
33%
common—25
100
,
Boston
35'A
Week's
Last
Saxes
Shares
Shares
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
6
Tel
&
Anaconda Co
Week's
Last
Sale Price
5
Sale Price
Boston Slock Exchange
14.
•
37 V4
20
^
3001
1%
.
17
14
14%
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37%
18%
20
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27%
17
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Oct
1.
,
Oct
.-Aug
"
500
22% Jan
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Volume
Number 5801
188
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
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39
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
L»st
of Prices
Hecla
&
Canadian
Inc—
Export
Canadian
PacLie
Gas
5
Ltd
(Un)
of America
(Un)
Public
Illinois
Champlto Oil <fe
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$3 convertible preferred
Chemetron Corp
Chesapeake
& Ohio Ry
(Un)
Co
Cincinnati
&
Cities
Service
,' 4%%
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I
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Columbia
System
Gas
Iron
Consolidated
Cement
Consolidated
Foods
Consumers
Can
Motors
Co
300
Controls Co
Crane
Dec
Northern
300
19%
Apr
31%
Dec
8%
1,400
7%
Jan
10% May
■•
5
123% Jan
150
Co-—
Crucible Steel Co of America,
Codahy
Packing
•
Co_
Nov
44%
Apr
59%
Oct
Jan
34%
Nov
59%
200
45
Feb
62% Aug
47%
1.500
28
Jan
50
100
79%
Jan
91
July
Oak
48%
100
Nov
Ohio
6%
100
Dec
Ohio
'37% Mar
-
4
12
49
Aug
Jan
6%
17
23%
500
>18
Jun
20%
1,700
16
Jan
21
3,900
41%
Jan
55
(Minnesota)
-
36
•
4,500
1,700
200
55%
18%
&
Company
Detroit Edison
28%
29%
58%
11
11%
600
400
41
26%
26%
Manufacturing
Dodge
Dow
Du
Chemical
Mont Laboratories
Common
(
14
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Inc
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5?'f:
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Oct
.
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20%.Co—
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13%
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—
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Ex
2
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distribution
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General
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9
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General Public. Utilities
products
Gerber
Co
21%
21%
21%
81%
80
82
18%
17%
18%
200
Rev
Rev
30% AMR
33
Jan
59
2,000
16%
Jan
22% NOV
1,700
63
Jan
82% Nov
2,500
■
12% Jan
22% NOV
56%
57%
200
51
Jan
59
41
39%
41%
1.20O
28%
Jan
Nov
43
38
38
38%
400
26%
Jan
43%
38%
43%
5,700
31%
Apr
85
85
NOV
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39V* Oct
15%
16
5%
■
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15%
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SO
13
Jan
15% Sep
17
Nov
5
14%
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900
7% Oct
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22
22
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19%
Jan
Jan
17%
18%
2,100
11 Va
25
50
48%
50
1,000
25
25%
28% Oct
Jan
15
People's Gas Light & Coke
Pepsi-Cola Co
Dec
Dec
Nov
Potter Co
16%
Feb
241/4
Oct
Public
51%
Apr
76
NOV
Pullman
Jan.
.
4%
37%
Jan
-15
.
600
Oct
9%
37
Jan
63% Oct
3
25%
25
26%
1,300
13
Jan
26%
47
44%
47
1,800
36%
Feb
48% Attg
10%
7%
10%
02O
1,000
37 Va
Jan
43%
57%
300
44
Jan
59% NOV
40%
40 Va
41
900
29% Feb
41% Nov
50%
51%
200
37% Feb
52
*
46
41%
46%
5,700
30%
Apr
5
58Va
53%
59
1,200
21%
Feb
59
10
Co
69%
5
of America
(Un)
Revlon
Jun
Rexall
Nov
15% Oct
17
Nov
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FOR
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19% Nov
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500
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Tennessee
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Union
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Dec
United
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26
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66
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52%
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Dec
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1,100
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1,700
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44%
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84%
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2,200
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Whirlpool
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common
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Bankshares
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14%
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Public
(F
W)
Corp
(Un)
Service
Co
3%
Aug
Oct
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NOV
Youngstown
NOV
Zenith
10%
12
30%
30%
31%
800
15%
Jan
31% Dec
12.50
5
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66%
69%
55%
Jun
69% Dec
29
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1,100
29
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*
15 %
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100
77%
77%
60
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16%
12%
Apr
Jan
66
Feb
26%
Sep
27
27
27 %
300
19%
Jan
36%
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36%
1,500
31%
Jan
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29
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15% Rev
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32% Dec
28% Nov
37
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NOV
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51%
800
36% Jan
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40%
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34%
100
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43%
120% Nov
32% Dec
—4
5
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Oct
82
31%
10
•
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preferred
31
77%
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Jun
41%
15
200
26
10
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35
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Marquette
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5
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—
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41
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65 %
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
36
.
..
Monday, December 8, ,1958
(2384)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
WEEK
ENDED
DECEMBER
5
Friday
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Sale Price
(Un)_—
ACF
2.50
-1
Admiral
Aeco
Corp
—
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Artists Pictures Corp
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Amerada
—.
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American Airlines
1
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Ltd (Un)—
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American
American
30%
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Anaconda
(The)
Atlantic
Coast
Warrants
Avco
Apr
Nov
7
4% July
Nov
95%
Nov
29%
Oct
38%
110
Aug
14%
Jan
25% Nov
19%
Feb
25
40C
51%
12 %
14%
30
50
17
430
22
Nov
52%
Nov
39%
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54
Nov
15
Jan
32
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12
7,041
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9% July
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501
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18%
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36%
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32
35%
4,852
8% Mar
43%
14%
43%
14%
577
34% May
11% May
45%
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1,453
317
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36
167%
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49
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15% Oct
50%
Nov
202
NOV
197% 200%
3,388
93%
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262
76
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93%
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36
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40% Feb
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Bendix Aviation Corp (Un)
Benguet Cons Inc (Un)
Bethlehem
Bishop
Steel
Oil
Black
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18% July
Nov
Dec
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5
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1%
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General
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Goodrich
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Goodyear
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&
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Lakes
Great
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Apr
Hancock
7% Aug
6
Apr
8
Apr
21c
Jan
70c
Jun
$1.25
Capital
Airline
35%
37%
18% May
38%
19%
235
16% Mar
23% Aug
Hertz
64 'A
615
45%
66
Hiller
Apr
Nov
Nov
34%
Feb
58
Oct
6%
Dec
35%
36%
2.265
25%
Apr
13% Apr
38% Sep
35
33 %
36
1,842
19%
Feb
36
Dec
100
100
805
Dec
100
17%
454
17%
100
13%
Apr
18%
Nov
7% July
Hotels
Homestake
3G%
25
6%
Jan
Jan
13%
Oct
Illinois
Jan
15%
Oct
Imperial
37%
1,513
27%
Oct
133
36 %
Dec
Int'l
37%
Feb
23% Feb
14
Jan
19%
16%
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431
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44%
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45
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43
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28%
6%
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(Un)
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19 %
Jan
7
20%
Oct
Nov
Sep
M J M & M Oil Co
Feb
15%
Nov
Matson
Jan
54
Sep
Menasco
11% May
44% Jan
Nov
Merck
Co
&
Co
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Merchants
Nov
<Un)
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Jan
40
Feb
59%
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509
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54%
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1,652
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6%
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Power
94
69
92%
Nov
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656
15%
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2
Nov
7%
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National
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National
Biscuit Co
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1974
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14
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120
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57%
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112
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36
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Pacific Clay Products
Pacific Gas & Electric common.
6%
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58"
Sep
Jan
Feb
Nov
68C
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32%
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Cement
48%
55
35c
21
Nov
Jun
139
1,609
37% Oct
87 y» Nov
2% Nov
118 Dec
10
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Oil
22,721
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52c
4
Apr
62 y2 Nov
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Oahu Sugar Co Ltd
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1,130
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Jan
1
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39
Jun
22
21%
29
37 V2 Mar
39
Nov
265
(Un)
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Feb
6%
1,936
10 Va
29%
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Jan
85c
61%
Oct
Nov
14%
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14%
32
783
119
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29 Va
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Niagara-Mohawk Power
Nordon Corp Ltd
Nov
37%
23
Oct
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Y Central RR Co
7%
34%
60%
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26% Mar
5
316
6% May
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10
(Un)
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45%
139
13%
82%
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National Distillers & Chem
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57%
1
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963
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Monsanto Chemical
Montgomery Ward & Co
Montrose
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58
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555
11%
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4772
36%
15 y2
11%
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31%
1
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59%
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1
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19%
55%
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5,324
165
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1
(Un)_II
59
Feb
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1.000
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23
63%
61% Nov
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Oct
Dec
1.15
35
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Dec
1.15
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301
42%
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50%
56%
63%
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Nov
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Nov
55%
61%
59%
2
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51
1
Apr
2,205
119
97
1
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43
1.266
11%
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1,580
Feb
79%
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14%
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2,408
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43
1
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12 7b
39
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43
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85 %
24
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Nov
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71%
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55% Nov
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89%
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42
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Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un)
List Industries Corp (Un)
53%
39
common
Dec
441
50
I
65c
25c
128,550
2%
Land Co
Oct
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Nov
13%
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4
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Jade
Olin
Products
Jau
8 %
13%
Tntex
Lone
18%
"
22%
64 %
Oct
Dec
13%
cap <Un)_.l0
(Un)
203
41%
Oct
Nov
58%
Gas
Jun
57
24% Jun
23%
11%
Feb
24%
52
__
Co
123% Nov
Feb
25%
63'%
55
31%
44
13%
50c
(Un)"
26%
41%
39
19% Mar
—5
Emerson Radio & Phonograph (Un)
Emporium Cap* ell Co
1
23%
10
1
21 %
210
N Y (Un)„*
(Un}__
101
10.456
40
40%
12.50
(Un)
Co
(Un>_
international Tel & Tel (Un)_
69
1
(Un)
duPont de Nemours & Co
300
41%
23%
„
Oct
Central RR Co
Nickel
48% Apr
12% Feb
25
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Feb
1,524
118% 118%
„
SeD
Cement
300
52%
io
Inc 4 Allen
Dec
Apr
Co
International
36%
Apr
25% Mar
40%
36%
1
1
Lab
Dec
26%
14%
Maryland Mines Corp
9%
10
Corp
DuMont
Dec
18 34
Feb
18
100
Idaho
9%
12.50
(Un)_
II
75
Jan
18%
Industries
__
Apr
14%
18%
Kaiser
Co
48%
2,322
50
0
Sep
preferred
867
18%
Ltd class A
30%
(Un)
Jan
75
18
49%
18
4y8
337
Fields
31%
73
49%
1.05
30 %
Productions
2ya Aug
51
Nov
1% Mar
Apr
297a
RR
Dec
Nov
Jan
(Un)
140
28
Natural
5,100
1,844
Alum Si Chem Corp
Industries
Paso
1%
61%
2.00
Kaiser
Dresser
El
1%
Aug
Jan
29-%
1,200
Jones
Grande
Electric Auto-Lite
115
2,285
Sound
517
n20% a20r:»i
B
Eastman
57
Nov
3Va
94c
Corp
1,456
7%
Jan
37%
•
Eastern Air Lines
57
49
Jan
1
2.95
Jan
(Un;
Chemical
13,377
2.85
Aug
Douglas Aircraft Co
Douglas Oil Co of Calif
Dow
3%
2.90
Howe
12%
July
DiGiorglo Fruit Corp class B
Inc
2%
1
National Gypsum Co
Dorr-Oliver
3
113
(Un)
Hupp
14%
7
39%
Inc
74% Nov
54% May
70% Feb
41% Feb
168
88c
Mining
14
23
_
Ltd
323
90c
Oil Corp
Honolulu
36%
14
19
A.
July
1
7A
Abbey Co
Nov
69C
303
50c
4%
Cudahy Packing Co (Un)
Ourtiss-Wrlght Com com
26,100
43%
2.50
Apr
of America
American Oil Co
54e
42 %
.
Co
Jan
Corp
•
45 y2
Jan
all2% all5%
42%
—
Corp
Electronics
Development
12%
7%
195
Co
Oil
51c
Apr
30c
a72% a74%
—
Dec
29%
Dec
17'%
Corp
Dec
Oru. ible Steel Cc
Dominguez
255
Nov
5,840
Commercial
Dome Mines
45%
21
40
1,026
1.486
(Walt)
45%
Dec
Apr
Jan
6%
40
Class
15%
55c
50 %
Feb
Disney
3,494
21 %
G%
16
Rio
21
307
48%
25
Co
19%
2.25 Aug
1.65 May
31%
17'A
49%
6%
36%
380
&
20%
Oct
38%
Jan
22%
39%
Co
38%
A
1,245
31%
Oil
377:
Denver
100
2.00
39%
Home
Columbia Broadcast System cl B—.2.50
Columbia Gas System (Un)
l(j
Deere
38%
Nov
Nov
25%
Records
42%
1.90
32 %
18
Jun
Decca
42%
38%
53c
49
33% Feb
2-00
Nov
3oy8 Oct
11% Nov
Aug
13
18
Cypress
42%
-48ya
Jan
404
653
Cuban
—262
45% Nov
Jan
Oct
18
204
Oil
Oct
23%
10
17%
6,606
Zellerbach
43
986
16%
Co
7
Preferred
Apr
380
27
330
Oil
2374
Crown
22%
44%
46 %
1,510
Holly
59%
Crestmont
3,293
42
46
43
11%
Jun
281
(Un)__
Nov
11%
18c
5%
Company
59
11%
Aircraft
3%
Products Refining
Jan,
Dec
Jan
22%
Crane
40%
51
4c
•
Corn
1,554
Apr
3%
Co
56%
37
7,944
•
Gil
56%
267
8c
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Continental
Nov
51
14%
Co
48
49%
189
Gas
Oct
Jan
51
880
Motors
6
38%
1
1
Co (Un)
(Un)
Corp
7c
637
Corp
Jan
300
2 1/12
Powder
Hercules
1,860
Electrodynamics
521
Dec
3%
Consolidated Coppermines
Consolidated Edison Co of
Apr
5%
47%
15%
7c
19%
Solvents (Un)
Commonwealth Edison common
4
5%
56%
Hilton
38%
(Un)
21
Feb
518
Corp
Jun
38 Va May
3%
com
14
417
Hollv
1%
&
1,325
10,221
5 A-
RR
Nov
Nov
15%
47%
5%
—25
3%
Paul
21
52
8%
Hoffman
49%
common
Jau
Jan
25%
1
5%
Inc
70% Nov
Apr.
2.40
33%
13.975
15%
Oct
19%
Railway (Un)
Nat
15%
1
A
1
Rock Island
Jurysler Corp
Consolidated
(Un)
2
Chicago
Continental
15%
57%
5,806 "
.
56%
Oct
49%
Vought Aircraft (Un)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
Consol
49
3
Oil Co
Co
20%
1,295
70%
18%
47%
69%
55
1%
Chance
Service
'
69%
19%
47%
Sep
14%
54%
Jan
1
g
Champlin Oil & Refining
Clary
Nov
15 %
14% Aug
Certain-teed Products Corp
Cities
67.
'
46
•
Petroleum
Instruments
St
Apr
66%
56%
Jan
Celanese Com of America
Milw
Dec
55
65%'
65%
45% Dec
T/a
Jan
5
Caterpillar Tractor Co
Chic
26%
Jan
—1
3G%
I
Corp (Un)__
(J I) & Co (Un)
Cenco
40%
Apr
Inc
Stores
Hawaiian
10%
1
Carrier
Case
Feb
14-
*
Pineapple
Hartfield
894
5.50
Atlantic
Canadian Pacific
24 V*
Jan
301
1,207
Co
Southern
30%
477
6,816
2,161
1
preferred
3,015
California
Canada
545
36%
25
class
€0
Oil
International
Canadian
45%
24%; 26%
25
1
(Un)
Corp
4,141
2.50
Packing Corp
Canada Dry Corp
(Un)
18% Nov
•
12.50
;
(Un)
Corp
Grumman Aircraft Engr
12
Inc (Un)
California Ink Co
66% Nov
Jan
,—1
(Un)
Co
Northern
1%
15
Calaveras Cement
Feb
9%
5
Great Western Financial Corp
49%
8
50c
Bros
39%
2,425
10
-
Oil & Chem Co
Great
1%
*
(Un)_—
15
2,681
17%.
10e
Co(Un)
Graham-Paige Corp (Un)
Granite City Steel Co (Un)
I
Company
Budget Finance Plan common
1,049
66%
10
& Rubber
(W R)
11%
•
-
Nov
22
21%
62
16%
26
-I
—0
Products Corp
48%
a
Budd
Co
5%
10,500
Dec
50% Nov
1
Gladding McBean & Co
Glidden Co (Un)
Good Humor Co of Cglif
49
-
Hill
24%
1,478
7%
27C
42
Jan'
1,643
2,302
4
.—1
5
Gillette Co
1%
5c
Borg-Warner Corp (Un)
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
Bunker
4.100
Dec
Oct
Nov
38
48
83 %o
Pacific Corp—
10
Min
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp
6%
6.75
12 Va
37%
1,759
42
Sep
2,85 Mar
Nov
12%
lu
Getty Oil Co common
Oil
Nov
25 %
46%
10c
—5
(Un)
Utilities
General
Gulf
84
17% Apr
5
May
36%
1
Co
General Motors Corp com
64
Oil Corp
Brock & Co
G %
3% Sep
44%
60
498
16%
Exploration Co
11%
(Uh)
Airplane Co
Chlca
12,930
14% Nov
Feb
163
24%
39%
Oil of Texas——
General Electric
2
.
Blue Diamond Corp
Boeing
6%
Jan
2% Mar
Nov
Mar
Dec
a90%
11%
General Dynamics Corp
Grace
59
42
(The)—
Co
Controls
Gladden
22% Nov
Jan
44%
Amer
Gimbel
45%
Apr
37%
a88
a90%
(Un;
Corp
General
Georgia
59
21%
Garrett
General
Jan
Jan
15%
2,390
63
Trailer
8
(Un)
Cons
5%
fl%
100
225
6%
59
12
21
179
21%
21
46%
General
General
115
45%
44
May
7% May
14% Nov
526
al4% al4%
21%
Inc
Fruehauf
19%
35%
1
5
PI
Co
Mammoth
3%
42%
25c
--
I
Aircraft
295
14
3%
1
Co
Barnhart-Morrow
Beckman
0%
0%
7%
Co
13%
42%
—
(Un)
RR
Petroleum
Bandinl
Eell
(Un)
Securities
Baltimore &
13%
1
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
2,370
1
Greyhound
Baldwin
I 5iS
Dairies
Foremost
51% July
5%
Motor Co
Friden
13
Dec
5%
Chem Corp new com.
Mach &
Jan
100
24%
Flying Tiger Line Inc
Ford
7%
47 Va
48%
CQ
Light
Power &
Food
480
47%
Corp Ltd,
Fluor
High
12
47%
<Un)_
Co
Low
High
1
Oils Ltd
Fedders-Quigan Corp (Un)__
Flbreboard Paper Prod com—
Firstamerica Com
Fargo
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
5
35% Nov
13% Jan
42 % Feb
22% Feb
1.099
50%
(Un)
Mfg Corp
Apr
176
16%
Line RR
Atlantic Refining Co
Atlas Corp (Un)
Apr
1,291
24%
24
Gas (Un)
Louisiana
Jan
3
87%
435
30
0
Armco Steel Corp (Un;
10
Armour & Co (111) (Un)
6
Ashland Oil & Refining
(Uu)
-1
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe (Un)—10
Arkansas
24%
2,369
:'7;y
9% Nov
22% May
26% Apr
1,007
28
31%
1.20
73%
332
51%
#0
10
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp (Uh)
1,020
30%
Jan
Dec
Jan
3
285
4® it
89%
14%
21
(Un)
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
6%
4 Va
Dec
4%
69c
23J
28
(Un)
1,085
50%
14%
45%
(Un)
Co
47,500
9%
24%
American Smelting & Refining (Un)—*
American Tel & Tel Co
100
American Viscose Corp
09c
50%
6
American Tobacco Co (Un)
1.485
34%
(Un)_.
American Radiator & S 8
7% Jan
Dec
20%':
34%
Chem
Dec
19%
9Vb
99 100%
Corp
Corn (Un»
Motors
Potash &
American
24%
*
•
5
•
American & Foreign Power (Un)
Jan
33%
1
-20
Inc
48%
14%
19 '/b
75c
89%
27%
10
Cyanamid Co (Un)
38% May
910
20%
Bosch Anna Corp (Un)
2
American Bdcast-Para Theatres (Un)-l
American Can Co (Un)_
12.50
American Cement preferred
25
American
•
295
■
0%
4%
American
American
24'/«
18%
18%
9%
48'A
24
High
Low
High
48 %
25
Wrlgley Stores Inc (Un)
ACF Industries Inc
of Prices
Low
Pnr
Fansteel
for Week
11
1
Eng & Airplane (Un;
Metallurgical (Un)
Fairchild
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Sales
Week's
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
for Week
Range
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Sales
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
25 y.
22%
Jan
33%
Oct
48%
Jan
62 Va
Nov
30
Aug
Aug
33%
Apr
30%
Apr
27
24%
25 %
25 Vs
297
24%
24%
24%
100
23
21%
21%
290
21%
Sep
Oct
SSFSf*
Oct
26% Jan
Sep
23% Jan
Number 5801
Volume 188
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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.
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
WEEK
ENDED
DECEMBER
5
for Week
Range
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
of Prices
Friday
Shares
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.
Week's
Last
1
Sales
Range
•
for Week
■
Par
Pacific
Pacific
Pacific Lighting
$4.75
*
Corp
68 Va
68 Va
185
534
5%
5%
2,683
•
51%
51*2
52 *,2
2,304
136
100
89
89
75
10
Inc
conv pfd
preferred
$4.50
68'a
136
Industries
High
-2
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Low
common
_
—
Pacific Northern Airlines
1
Pacific Oil & Gas Development
Pacific Petroleums Ltd.
Pacific Tel & Tel common
2*/s
l
.
2%
3%
33 %c
3%
33a
17 Vis
17 %
,/
50
107%
4,098
2,425
.
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—12.50
Corp (Uni%——
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Philippine Long Dist Tel (Un)_—p 10
Phllil
Petroleum
x
Co
Pioneer Mill Co Ltd
Pullman
Inc
—-1_—
Pure Oil Co
5
(Un)___.
(Un)
(Un)
....
...
Aviation
Corp
403a
J
59%
46r,4
19*4
1934
...1,373
14%
Jan
22
58 3u
56
5834
1,359
21%
Feb
1
900
27%
Reserve Oil Si Gas Co.
1
29*4
29
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1
49
46 V 4
—
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.2.50
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)_.
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
Bafewav
St
Stores
Louis-San
5.60%
Seaboard
Finance
Bervel
Servomechanisms
Sharon Steel
Shasta
Shell
Oil
Biegler
80c
Jan
1.00
Mar
109%
Calif
-.i™.
Oil
Co
Instruments
Stauffer Chemical
-
.
Co
common
Dec
5034
644
39V4
40
1,025
1534
37%
320
Jan
Arundel
TXL Oil Corp (The)
Telautograph Corp
24
Jan
11 Va
Jan
16%
(Un)-____
:—
35*4
3,124
Jan
36 ya
Tri-Continental Corp (Un)
Warrants (Un)
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
Carbide
857
10% Feb.
United
Aircraft
United
Corp
Corp
32
51%
Mar
Dec
8
NOV
45*4
500
27
26*4
595
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44.
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Jan
26%
Oct
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•
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1
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24
37
Nov
3,029
•
10 %
4%
Apr
7
192
202
Feb
11
Oct
321
65'%
Jan
95'%
Nov
196% 200%
167%
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341/s
373
36
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Jan
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Jan
41'%
13%
13%
225
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Jun
14%
8%
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1,706
5'%
Apr
13%
Jan
Jan
50% Nov
1
44 *4
14
Apr
58 Ya
14
15%
690
8% Jun
16%
62%.
61%
62%
130
46%
Feb
62%
Dec
49
48'%
49%
2,499
341/2
Jan
50
Nov
39
39
40 7
262
26%
Jan
40%
NOV
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10
•
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General
Oct
America at Bait—
non-voting
Watch
t
32
Dec
54
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211/4
47*4
22
401
48 */4
49
12,533
57*4
59*4
1,335
21
63'%
22%
Oct
Jan
52 Va
Jan
59%
common
Pulp &
Paper—
B preferred.—..
Nov
Fund
Inc—
23%
Nov
25%
Jun
393
21
Nov
241/4
Jan
-1,874
Pennsylvania RR
28%; Aug
341/4
Feb
30
30
150
4%
4y4
4*4
37*4
1,197
5934
6034
2.055
51
51
227
.
29% Mar
616
3534
60*4
39*/a
Dec
19%.
19%
525
11%
19 Ya
Deo
39%
Apr
40 Vz
125
22% Jan
41% Oct
19% Feb
22 y2 Aug
12
Jun
-1
Philadelphia Electric common
Philadelphia Transportation Co
37*4
Nov
Jan
J
20%
2%
32'/4 May
,
10
60
•———
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20%
13
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10 %
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171/2
107
10
Apr
959
13
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32 %
265
30
Oct
36%
76'%
331
37
Jan
79% Nov
84'%
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841/4
363
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18%
45%
44%
46"
I
7%
7%
3
25%
24%
4%
Sep
Philco
37%
Dec
Potomac Electric Power common
10
35%
Jan
62
Nov
Progress
.1
30%
Jan
54%
Nov
Public Service Electric Si Gas
Corp
Mfg
Co__
26
2234
3034
1034
690
58 V4
60 V4
8,417
4634
47
890
I
58*4
4634
4 5834
35%
Feb
5734
59 V4
3,833
47%
Feb
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1734
601/4 Nov
17%
600
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205
13% May
251/4
Nov
Sun
fll
Feb
94*4
Nov
United Gas Improvement
32%
Feb
48%
Dec
Washington Gas
Feb
15%
Oct
Woodward
Jan
•
com
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15%
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--
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93 *4
1,044
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14*4
1
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14*4
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2634
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3.076
17,526
,
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17 V4
May
24%
3
20%
Feb
Nov
11%
Nov
Reading Co common
Scott Paper Co
61%
4% May
43%
Nov
May
Vk Jan
8,
41
4,881
3,407
11-rs
26%
7,228
1,876
26%
1,207
Apr
37% Jan
4*4
Service
5434
54a4
5434
1,356
33 %
Jan
37% Aug
57% Nov
23
23*4
200
14*4
Jan
50
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■
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Deo
Nov
46'%
Nov;
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26%
Dec
26%
Nov
16
16
50
11%
38
595
29%
Jan
39
22%
37%
22%
23%
329
19 Va
Jun
71%
74
574
56
Feb
23% Sep
74% Nov
21%
21%
230
16%
Jan
21%
104% 108'/a
38%
40.
61% 63%
159
59*%
Jan
1081/4
276
25% Jan
58% May
40
38
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2iya
33y30
108'%
;
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Jersey Gas Co
Oil
Co
5
40
•
61%
13%
47%
i,
&
Light
Jan
15% July
Nov
1
593
Nov
68%
Jan-J4
47%
476
34%
Jan
47%
Dec
46%
362
34
Jan
471/4 NOV 'v5*-
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BONDS
*
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-
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1545
Jun
1740 Oct
965
30 ya
Jan
Baltimore
•
Transit
6% *6
inc
5*4
9*4
5*4
300
5*4
120
6% Aug
5% Dec
3174
3134
3234
3,032
25
25 ;4 Mar
84*4
84
'4
85',4
783
56
86
Nov
21%
21V4
22
15'/a Mar
24%
1834
10
Apr
19%
34 3 4
651
19%
Jan
34'/a
Nov
23
2334
684
20
Jan
28% Aug
Apollo
Armstrong
1977
Nov
3334
debs
Nov
18
2,605
2,682
subord
34% Nov
9%
6%
Feb
Nov
Friday'
STOCKS
21 *4
Nov
25% Apr
400
17 V4
Jan
26
Nov
32%
Nov
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pgh
16%
Oct
Duquesne
Cork
Blaw-Knox
Co.
Co
2,759
16
514
3934
40
Nov
28'.4
375
13%
Jan
32
Nov
Home
3734
40
1.056
22%
Jan
42
Nov
657
Jun
28*4
Jan
40%
Light Co
120
120
532
84 Va
Apr
120%
Nov
3134
436
27%
Jan
32%
Nov
Oct
Rockwell-Standard Corp
43
43*4
3,500
41
Jan
46 Va
3434
36*4
1,452
24%
Jan
3534
36V4
1,647
15%
Jan
29 V4
30*4
36% Doc
41% Sep
647
Manufacturing
United Engineering &
22%
Jan
33%
62%
United
63
852
53
Feb
1,340
7
Jan
68% July
8% Aug
8
1
62%
8*4
8
*4
Nov
&
34%
34%
343/8
30
33%
33%
7%
33%
48%
48%
49
42 Y4
40 Ya
42 %
34
34
_
*
7-2.50
10
76
75%
Fdry Co
Chemical
5
15
1
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric Corp
—12.50
Jan
>
High
6%
35 Va
:
Jun
Nov
23%
Feb
37
Oct
549
6 Va
Jan
8
July
34%
Jan
50
Nov
43%
Nov
40
30% Feb
29% Mar
2% Jan
76%
168
67% Feb
36% Sep
3*/4 Jun
50
Ya
15%
15Ya
6%
6%
6%
691/4
27%
66*4
80% Aug
7% Feb
Mar
32
Nov
58
5
July
22
22% Jan
30 Ya
NOV
375
281%
6
64
7
29Y4
5
10
22%
40
28*8
5
Oct
748
29%
5
1
%
3'/a
7
7
—II5
84
4
307
1
7Ya
3i/a
5
Ruud
Glass
1.110
-5
3134
43*4
6%
.10
—
._
(Joseph) Co
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common.
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp—
Plymouth Oil Corp
1
Low
5%
—7%
Harbison Walker Refractories
28*4
39
May
Range Sinoe Jan. 1
High
6»/4
10
31
1534
3934
22
Low
Shares
1
200
11%
76
for Week
of Prices
5
21%
3034
Apr
Sales
Range
Par
Industries Inc
2534
2
Week's
Last
Sale Price
25*4
5
63%
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Oct
21%
RANGE
Montreal Stock
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
DECEMBER
3% July
5Y8
280
12
Apr
Jan
16%
Oct
1,002
5%
Nov
7%
Nov
28 V*
244
18 Va
Jan
29Ya
Oct
69%
480
551/4
Jun
69%
Deo 1
'
5
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Par
Last
Sales
Anglo Canadian Pulp preferred..
for Week
..
of Prices
Low
Par
-
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
High
High
37
2.340
24Y« Jan
37% Nov
23 %
600
23
Jan
25
Jun
20
20
-.125
19
Apr
21
33%
33*2
34*4
Aug
29Y4
A tie*
Steel*
8,950
22 Y4
Sep
35%
Oct
29%
30%
8,733
25
pfd—30
Apr
36%
Oct
a21
a21
Bank
25
Nov
23%
Jan
44%
45
Bank
of
523
44*4 Dec
49%
Feb
Banoue
preferred
see
page 42.
pfd
40%
27%
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
20
45% Aug •
High
52
Sep
50
50
-*
331%
26
41
106
38
Jan
28 Ya
426
18
Jan
291/4 Nov
61*2- 62%
*
370
43*2
Jan
63*4
Nov
46%
Jun
36'/2
Dec
a46% a4G%
33%
26-
22%
25
-25
44
15
41 Ya
Jan
36
2,353
27%
Feb
1,427
15% Mar
27% NOV
22%
200
22 %
Dec
25
20
Jan
23%
Feb
38 %
.Tan
55
Nov
—Id
54
?
23
305
52 Yt
54%
Feb
27%
23
10
National#
Sales
for Week
High
a52% a52%
50
00
Nova Scotia
Canadlenne
of Prices
Low
*
of Montreal
21
50
Can 4%
pfd.
Ltd
Bailey Selburn 5%
5% Vo preferred
Aluminium Ltd.
For footnotes
Low
36
23*4
•
Can Tel Co 4y*%
Argus Corp Ltd common
$2.40 preferred
$2.50 preferred
Asbestos Corp
Anglo
37
SteeL
4%5&
Range
.
Range
Sale Prlee
23%
AMtflrt Power A Paper common.
of
Week's
Week's
Friday
Exchange
STOCKS
Prices Shown Are Expressed In Canadian
Dollars
Aluminum Co
■??*
Co—
'
5
.10
A
*
26% Oct
.
1
1
(Un)
class
,
^
58
CANADIAN MARKETS
4%* preferred
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
,
Dec
Dep v#
46'%
43%
•
common.
Lothrop common—.—10
Nov
333a
84 y4
57
'
'
al795%
3334
3334
Jan
.18 3%
4% Jan
12'% Jan
21% Jan
Scranton-Spring Brook Water
49% Aug
3% Aug
49
2,863*
■
27%. July
.10
3,422
'
72%
_■
2234
1034
2334
18% Sep
31*%
72%'
10
Feb
Jan
25
15*/2 May
551/4,
325
23
25
52 Va
21'%
1
30%
24 V4
Nov
Jan
95
1G%0
30
24
17%
33%
391/8
25
Martin
(The)
Co
Merck & Co Inc:
22 V4
30*4
17
491/4
38%
-——.10
2—
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp
Pennsylvania Power Si Light.
24
16%
47
Apr
49%
(The) Co
rt
Deo
17*/a July
45
47%
Oct
1
5.12% series
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
8ep
760
NOV
15
Feb
2,223
NOV
22
45
5
c
Feb
15,483
42*4
63 %
50%
Jan
40% Jan
1,399
1,191
95
5,180
,
46%
32
4034
6234
Hecht
Jail
21%
1.66%
v
Oct
15*/b
49%
20%
—7
Co
Oct
37%
45%
20%
1
General Motors Corp
Gimbel Brothers
Hamilton
Nov
25
46%
Corp
Jun
18%
•
43%
2
Nov
Nov
43%
5
Dairies
Acceptance
32
25 V4
4034
6314
Nov
35%
Oct
562
Deo
Nov
9
120
23%
22
.
Aug
883
19% Aug
12% Jun
2134
2021/4 Nov
-
1,655
Hudson
2134
3034
;
26%
91 a%
52%
11
8%
High
16*/a May
89'%
17V4
39%
26'4 Mar
Low
150
47V4
Class
Dec
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
1
23%
50
Foremost
17%
25'/a
Shares
..
Higl)
23
16%
Oct
28
of Prices
Low
Exchange
for Week
46
Finance Co of
-
3734
NOV
50%
Ford
Jan
9*4
Oct
!
17%
1 Ya July
47% Oct
18%
3734
142
Sales
Range
196%
Curtis Publishing Co
'
1,386
3634
9*4
Jan
1,145
24
36*/a
1,049
119
46
84
:
(Un)
Jan
Aug
Nov
Delaware Power & Light common__13%
Duqiiesne Light Co
10
Electric Storage Battery
10
Oct
2534
21*4
45 %
Week's
91%
5
10
United Air Lines Inc-
20c
Jan
5
Oct
69% Oec
Apr
25
12.50
(Un)
72
1.80
59% Feb
.28
common
135
13
•
Union Pacific Ry Co
alG3'% al51*% al63V4.
15%
37
.,
Dec
29%
1.
Jan
•
lo
(Un)
70%
6.50
28*4
Corp
Union Electric Co
335
100
1,346
1
-Union Oil Co of Calif
112
Tel
Si
1
(Un)
110
_*■
1
25
Transamerica Corp "Ex dlst"
Trans World Airlines Inc
428
Nov
20V4
10
Realty & Const Co
260
8
Company
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp...
3434
common
141
51%
10
82
Inc
Preferred
a33
51
7%
common
7934
common
Tidewater Oil
Jan
a33
Budd
Nov
35
Tel
1
Inc—1
Gas Transmission
Texas Co (Un)—.—
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co (Un)..
31
Feb
_
8
Corporation
18
Industries
Tennessee
18*%
lie
Dec
-161/2 Not
55%, Jun
51
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore Transit Co common
Sep
24*/a
43
7.50
—
Jan
10
Atlantic City Electric Co-
53*/4 Nov
—25
& Co (Un)
Svlvanla Electric Products
Union Sugar
23%
Steel
7934
25
Swift
Union
Dec
100
Wood
American
Dec
22 V*
1
(Un.)
*
45y» Feb
Jan 1 *
15*4
1,854
18,000
Nov
26%
10%
868
15c
American Stores Co
NOV
23%
Alan
Nov
37*/4
2334
5
Petroleum
Apr
19*4 May
:
990
28%
Sale Price
4*a Mar
Sterling Drug Inc (Un)—...
International
640
,69%
Par
408
Studebaker Packard .u,
Bun ray Mid-Continent Oil
Superior Oil Co (Calif)
31
34
\
30O
7
28
:
/
,
5
-
14
,31
Last
8*4
2S
(Un)
(Un).
26%
13%
12c
1
6V«
(Ind)
26%
1
13 %
68%
(Un)
sot
Standard Oil Co of N J
Tishman
30%
Jan
2334
*
California
Stanley Warner Corp
Thriftimart
Apr
23%
45 */a
.•
Co (Un)_.
Oil Co of
Textron Inc
25
1,015
-
5
Bperry-Rand Corp
Warrants
(Un)
Television
54
294
3534
2
(Un)
Co™
Southern Railway
Sunset
840
28%~
3534
1934
26%
25
Petroleum
Company
Pacific
15V'» Dec
28
30% Oct
'>4
25
Southern
8 Va- Mar
471
69%
STOCKS
Nov
5
preferred
Southern
.
1,400
35
1
Southern Calif Gas Co nfd series A
6% preferred
6,617
43
Stock
Dec
8*/2 Jan
20*/a
IB
Btatham
19%
97c
May
1534
]
:
Dec
15'%
10
(Un)
8
Smith-Corona-Marchant Inc
Bocony Mobil Oil Co (Un)
Standard
& Tube
Radio Corp
Dec
11 Va
40
IS
Standard
49
3,965
50
Trading N Y shrs
common
12%
42'%
——1
7.50
Southern Calif Edison Co
4.78% preferred —:
Deo
14%
12 V«
10c
:
834
Corp
43%
7V» Nov-
12.50
t,—
(Un)
2.50
Sinclair Oil Corp (Un)
Southern
Jan
19 *4
1
Bignal Oil & Gas Co class A
4.32%
26%
1834
•
Co
Shell Transport &
31
36*4- Jan
Friday
Sep
20c
(Un)
(Un)
Co
Zenith
Nov
1
Inc
Corp
Water
22Va-May
824
3,516
2.50
Nov
90*/8
1
(Un)
677
43
12%
NOV
32
69%
2334
f
Incomorated
70*a
Feb
Jan
20
Bears Roebuck & Co
Apr
13*2
Jan
1.40
Co
38 ya
64
5
pfd
Petroleums Ltd
Industries (Un)
Bchenley
418
105 10934
10
cum
Sapphire
2,674
49
2834
•
Regis Paper Co (Un)
Ban Diego Gas Si Elec com
(Un)
Sep
42
1
,25c
;
,
31
7
40'% Oct
7%
,
12%
Nov
32 V4
3534
1.66%
Ry (Un)
31
Jan
Apr
Jun
9%
1,205
10
Inc
Francisco
1
common
Youngstown Sheet
31
5*4
28
Oct
Nov
29%
Jan
1,358
1
Bt
6934
1%
Jan
1,359
Co(Un)„ -20 g
Inc
5*/4
97c
1
and W Pine Foods
17%
1834
1
Royal Dutch Petroleum
Ryan Aeronautical Co
2
...
W)
150
NOV
NOV
40
42*4
(Un)
Insurance (Un)
Inc
iV
Cab Co
'Sep
86 Va
-1-5
(Un)
Co
Woolworth
Yellow
Dec
30V4
68*4
•
i
1J Jun
100
3,285
1,181
-
.
46%
85
1
Rohr Aircraft Corp
Apr
6734
1
Co
30%
86V3
1
Oil
Corp
Rockwell-Standard Corp
,
2,827
30%
29 */b
,__10
Manufacturing Co..
&
34%
90'
48
Feb
58% Dec
1
Revlon
S
Nov
19*8
1
_
(Un)
Wilson
41% Nov
9 Va
w
May
Jan
2734
common
18
Feb
834
New
Dec
43% Aug
Oct
45*4
6934
Oil
6%
Feb
15
29%
2734
Richfield
5% May
36%
156
Life
6%
34%
•
com
(Un)
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)
Westinghouse Elec Corp (Un)
Williston Basin Oil Exploration.
Dec
580
9*/4
Ranch
26*4
Coast
new
6%
34%
I
Western Air Lines Inc
Western Dept Stores.—
Western Union Telegraph
'
290
693-4
Rice
Jan
West
Nov
41
10
Rheem
12%
64
5634
-50c
Rexall Drug
J an
Petroleum
Preferred (Un)
-
100*2 Nov
37
4034
—50c
(Un)_;
(Un)
Inc
51% Jan
v
1
42% Nov
47% Nov
39*/2
1,220
200
46V/a
Jan
50% Aug
11% Oct
Apr
31% Apr
27'% Jan
51 Va Jan
.1,390
45
1
:
Jun
26%
124
46
5
of America (Un).
Westates
26% Nov
5% Nov
4234
Republic Pictures
Republic Steel Corp
Jan
8
Corp
Republic
Dec
18% Dec
2.90 Jan
200
-
40%
86%
j., ...in
(Un)___
Equipment Co.
Washington Water Power
101% Nov
Apr
19%
2.633
153.,
Nov
82% Jan
11*2
%
(Un)
Oil
33
5634
J
.t—.
Reiter-Foster
63s
63a
a44% a463«
Oil..
1
High
Jan
8V2
730
.16%'-
Victor
252
4,561
15 *'4
<Un>
Rayonier Incorporated
Raytheon Mfg Co
a46%
•
—
Radio Corp of America
.
__20
.
_
Vanadium Corp
Dec
38
150
45%
5^4 Nov
Nov
195
1
.
59%
26*4
41*/a
44%
34%- 35'%.
84%
87%
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co
47 Va
350
101
a
Nov
436.
2,006
,
41%
consol
Oct
Nov
10%
45 Va
Universal
22%
Smelt Refin &
<
1
iV Nov
41%
9%
35%.
Corp- common..
149*4
500
40*%
5
U R Steel
"
Low
■ur
4iy8
1
!
Range Since Jan.
High
Mining (Un)_. -.50
U
4V2
S
Low
v
m-
3V'a July
23%
9,413
25
25-%
Jan
Shares
•
1
Feb
Jan
177
59%
Phllco
Co
Industries Inc common..
Plywood Corp.
U S Rubber (Un).
Nov
of Prices
_10c
U S
Jan
.J,672
.
Inc
Jan
413
2,589
;
.
Fruit
Oil
113 Va
915
.
United
U S
Dec
90
Cuban
31%
<
'
.
United
6
Sep
52% Dec
16% Apr
118y2 Jan
474
Par
Nov
136
Nov
2y„
65c
15,421
.
70%
Feb
87%
200
17%
High
Jan
3ya Aug
40% Jan
688
100
140%
140 140*a
Rights w i
5
5
5T\f
Pan American World Airways (On)
1
21 %
21*4
22*4
Paramount Pictures Corp(Un),
1 ;s
46%
47%
Parke, Davis & Co new (Un).
*
40 %
333a
403a
Penney (J C) Co (Un)—_
• al09*/4 al05'/4
al09%
Pennsylvania RR Co tun)™.
50
'; 173 a
18%
Pepsi-Cola (Un) r..—
.33 %o
25*a
25 Va
253 a
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
1
5%
5'/4
5 Y*
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc (Un)
1
a 101
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un).
Sale Price
Low
54%
3.560
72
72%
744
51
Jan
72
52%
54
1,210
37
Jan.
54
Oct
yr
Dec
Dec
.,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
88
.
Monday, December 8. 1958
,
.
(2386)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Last
Sale Price
Class
Bell
6c
Paper
B
Bowater
Corp 5%
preferred
5Va%
British
American
Oil
British
Columbia
Elec
4%%
42%
9,172
Class
Montreal
Oct
Morgan & Co common.
4%%> preferred
220
41
Jan
50
41
Jan
49%
2,000
6
6 '/a
7,611
45 Vz
4b Vz
25
Aug
27% Jan
Mmmm
38Vz
29%
2,917
33% Jan
90
»
,
91
127
—
British Columbia
Company
Brack Mills Ltd class
•1.30 preferred
Oct
Price Bros & Co Ltd common
Provincial Transport common
40
1,228
76
78
701
100
25
34%
35
898
24%
28
29
908
343/4
35%
434
100
100
36% Jau
45
62%
Jan
80
97
Jan
26%
Jan
34%
Sep
25
Jan
36%
Nov
85
100
51
Feb
25
255
24% Apr
41
41%
222
30%
Jan
61%
58%
61%
5,774
40%
Jan
4.85
20,500
35
35%
2,826
35%
35%
25
12%
123%
950
4.50
50
»
21
*
...
35%
12%
Canadian- British Aluminum
—,—
4.50
class
A
11%
Apr
13%
Sep
5.50
Oct
27
14% Feb
13% Apr
183%
191/4
1,529
Feb
19%
17%
173/4
400
15% Jan
17%
Dec
8%
8%
625
4.80 Mar
8%
Nov
20
a3.05
a3.05
80
3.25 Apr
3.25
Apr
18%
*
pfd
Class B
36
8%
13
*
20
a4.00
a4.00
10
a8%
a8%
62
—•
28
28
25
t
11%
12%
73/4
.
Feb
Nov
Oct
4.25
4.00 Oct
pfd
Fairbanks Morse
Canadian
Husky
Hydrocarbons
Canadian
Industries
com.
9
-
•
common—.
17
Preferred
Canadian International Power-
Nov
1,500
9.70 Mar
15%
Bep
73/4
100
6% Jan
8Vb
Sep
17
17%
2,365
15
Feb
18
July
80
30
80
Jan
83
July
Nov
24%
46%
243/4
26
1,070
16
46%
47
2,205
45% Sep
14
14
14
300
•
Locomotive
Canadian Oil Comnanles
common
preferred
27%
26
27%
1,785
100
Pacific
Hallway
Canadian Petrofina Ltd preferred.
27
Jan
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25
30
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29
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43
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50
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91
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50
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59
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Atjlas Sulphur ,& Ibon . Co Ltd
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42
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109
50
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25
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310
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com
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14%
35
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preferred
21 %
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Nov
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480
34%
.
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Sep
Jan
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27%
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33%
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Canadian Ingersoll Rand
Jun
50
18
-
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7.00
65
Feb
17%
Imperial Tobacco of Canada comll—§
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Jan
Apr
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50
_
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5%
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2
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102
common
pfd
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f
Anglo-Nfld Develonment Co Ltd!
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Laura Secord Candy Shops
Lewis Bros Ltd
Lower 8t Lawrence Power
640
43
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com
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Jun
14
Jamaica Public Service Ltd
Laoatt Limited (John*
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36
Friday
NOV
20
32%
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3.50
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Dec
Jan
__
28%
•
26%
;
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May
Jun
International Petroleum Co Ltd
International Wtilities Corp
196
/
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21% Sep
22%
International Nickel of Canada
International Paper common
Dec
36
35%
35%
-
51%
:
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30
12%
Bronze- Powders
Dec
33%
26%
preferred
42
223
1,226
14% Jan
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16
Jan
51%
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16
1,430
preferred
Nov
Jan
23%
..
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10,255
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480
2.246
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33 %
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14
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33
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32
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Nov
31%
investment
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18
Apr
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32
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14
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10%
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1,840
22
19%
213/4
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135
16 %
3,560
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95
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4.00
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9% Jan
51
•
.
12
28
18%
10% Mar
3,465
99
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33%
Oct
•
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1,240
17
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14 %
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17
17
9%
3.80
132%
40
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Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd
Greater Winnipeg Gas rights
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32%
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20%
25
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76
33
117% Jan
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/
3.95
50
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common
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53
•
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,
•
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1,350
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Jun
105
Steel Corp
Walker Gooderham & Worts
2,205
40
pfd
5%
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Foundation Co of Canada
General
' 76
Sep
15%
Webb & Knapp
10
20
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General
74%>
76
Nov
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132
•
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preferred
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,
Nov
s
11%'
Dec
19
Fraser Cos Ltd
5%
98
-
20%
15%
*
Gatineau Powei
175
10
preferred
Trans Canada Pipeline
Triad Oils
93/4
15%
Eddy Match
French Petroleum
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3.50
132
23%
common
Jan
18% Jan
620
14
Apr
60
245
•
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12
23%
1,535
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13% Oct
24
5% Dec
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Toronto-Dominion Bank
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.
13
640
5%
39
20%
100
Estabrooks 4.16%
12
,17
Apr
33%
7% Feb
20
995
19%
Dupuis Freres class A
(T H)
213/a
82%
Brewery
Electroiux
11%
7.75 Jan
83
Dominion
Du Pont (1956)
25% Jun
19%
*
preferred
Donohue Bros Ltd
38
3,361
3,528
100
22% Aug
100
•
Dominion Tar 6c Chemical common
1%
26%
Jan
38
13%
50
50
1
Oct
19 Vs Jun
,
1,590
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27
37
13 V«
•
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23% Oct
20
32%
5%
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32
8
19
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common
Dominion Steel 6c Coal
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21%.
25
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20
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16
—
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Dominion Glass common
■
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22
48
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1
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class
21
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30% Sep
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3.00
100
May
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Nov
68
Jan
Canadian Vickers
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Oct
29%
Mar
5
15%
*
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9
Jan
80
Canadian Cottons 6%
39%
Feb
14
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preferred
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47
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14
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so
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•
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-
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-
14
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May
25
16
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46
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55% Oct
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36%
100
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17%
32 %
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27
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130
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500
31%
1
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19
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46
24
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Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
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500
•
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Oct
36
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25
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_
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25
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Royalite Oil Co Ltd common
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Jan
63%
5%% preferred—
Royal Bank of Canada.
Dec
4.85
24%
common——.
Converters
61%
•
24
*
series
Canadian
Nov
Roo (A V)
92
-
35%
*
Quebec Natural Gas
Quebec Power
Oct
43%
<
4.45 Dec
Oct
25%
14%
4.50
24%
*
common
Canadian Canner class A
Chemical 6c
68
2.80 Apr
20
Apr
_
_
Canadian
30
Aug
101% Nov
Jan
65
25
4.45
Preferred
Sep
105% Sep
35
65
.
Aug
Feb
25
26
•
Consumers
Dec
8%
34%
n
Cockshutt
13%
4% Mar
34%
common
Canadian
Jan
Premium Iron Ores
16% Jan
-
4)0
*
3,860
Power Corp of Canada
100
Canadian Bank of nnwimerea
Canadian
Powell River Company
Jan
:
•
3 6%
Placer Development
Sep
195
•,
-125
-
95
-
Apr
—1
Nov
38%
Jan
41%
25%
19%
~
,11*
43 %
9%
32
18% Nov
43% Oct
25%
—
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15
"
Apr
.44%
Tubes.
common
44 '■n Mat
151
100
Canadian Breweries
Page-Hers3y
Jan
2,675
14%
'465
a
100
^
Nov
a8
1,575
23% 23%
;
50 ' 52 %
—
-
8%
13%
Dec
18% -18%
23%
:
35%
a8
23%
3.25
Jan
50% ;
Flour Mills common
preferred
Ontario Steel Products common
870
39**
Nov
41
9
7%
3,710
120
21%
:95
Ogilvie
14
41
7,937
■
1.25
L
3734
39
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preferred
Canadian
/
Dee
23%
;:22
—
Noranda Mines Ltd-
Penmans
24
.100
Pacific Petroleums
July
Nov
5
Feb
46%
53;
Jau
13%
Canada Malting common
Canadian
51
48 %
u8
St
Celanese
220
525
41
•
Canada Iron Foundries common
4%%
preferred
Canadian
41
21
*
Rational Steel Car Corp common—
Nov
3,840
23%
Trust
Jun
51
High
8
July
24
22
18 Fa
36 Vz
100
Bronze
Sep
May
May
47 j
46% Sep
40
Oct
77%
Canada Cement common
Canadian
44%
8*
6
3,610
—
I—
133/4
I*
A
_
Warrants
35
50Vs
31 Vz
•
,.
100
48
40 Vz
common.
1
Nov
97
Oct
40
44 Vz
48
at
».
Building Products
Steamship
47%
Jan
88
423/e
*
Telephone—
Rights
7% Aug
5%
,""
60
Preferred
6.00
3.50 Feb
Co—
Brawn
Calgary Power
39% Jan
class A
Ltd
Low
450
3!25
2.35
23%
B
Range Since Jan. 1
High
8
3.25"
B
Breweries
I
8
Montreal Locomotive..
Nov
46
5%
•'
British Columbia Power
Crown
Molson
49%
British Columbia Forest Products——*;
Coghlin
Oct
5%
60
50-
5%
28
Apr
45
preferred
4% r/o preferred
5%fl> preferred
$1.00
15%
6Va
5%
Canada
200
42% Sep
54% July
100'
60
4Vzfo
27
49Vz
preferred
preferred
4Vz%
Sep
41
-60
Paper
Brazilian Traction Light * Power
British American Bank Note Co
Low
A
48
26%
-50
preferred
Bowater
class
35% Mar
47
Class
5%
Telephone
(Robt)
150
46 Vz
class
Mitchell
Nov
40
30
1,315
39
10
(Canada)..
Shares
of Prices
Par
High
.
Sep
39%
41%
Power
Bathurst
Low
for Week
Range
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
High
26%
Provinciate
Banque
5
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Low
DECEMBER
Sales
Week's
Range
Par
WEEK ENDED
FOR
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
14c
6c
Jan
56c.
Dec
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July
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RANGE
Friday
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21c
46c
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41c
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Canadian
Atlantic
Oil
Mines
6 Vac
Jan
Jan
48c
Dec.-;
4c
3.000
4c
Jan
10c
Aug
55c
Jun
..80c
Nov
Oils
Nickel Mines
Canorama
Explorations
Ltd
*
25c
*"
l
1.20
Compagnie
Con sol
Miniere
L'Ungava
1
Ltd
Conspi Central Cadillac Mines Ltd—
Consolidated
Mines
Ltd
—'
1
1
Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd-
1
Copper-Man
D'Eldona
Dolsan
Gold
Ltd—
Ltd
East. Sullivan
Mines
Fab Metal Mines
Ltu
21.300
4c
4,540
Dec
Gas
Pacific
15c
4,350
6.20
Feb
July
400
1.20
5c
Apr
12c
Sep
Jan
70c
Oct
11,000
6c
-7c
12
Ltd*
1
6c
.
%
6c
"
.
-—*
70c
i
1—1
5%e
6c
70c
21
44%
45 J/4
15c
4c
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——
-
1
3c
'
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49Vse
1
5c
-j
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Golden. Age- Mines Ltd—.
Uran Mines & Metals Ltd
Gui-Por
Ltd
Mines
5c
1
.Warrants:
1—
—»
18%.
t:.4c.r-''
4c;
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Hollinger. Consol Gold Mines Ltd——ft *29%
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Kbrr-Addison
Gold
_x——I: ;■/'•}
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-
60c
Jan
Mar^
:ilOo
70c
64c
70c
20,416
40c
May
Apr
86c
80c
Oct
4.00
4.05
18c
-19c
9.80
10
9c
,
Jan;
9c
Jon
5c
Jan
.Anacon
Analogue
•,
15c
Dec
47c
Jan
17 %
1.41 May
21
Controls
Apr;
1
—
19c
4.75
Rouyn
51 Vz
Dec
-
i
Arcadia
Arcan
Mines
Nov
Area
11c
Jan
Argus
1.35 Nov
5Vac Jon
13c
Feb
2c
OCt
2c
Jan
1.05 Aug
Gold
r.h4-:
Co
Lithium Corp of Canada
•
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-
■
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Mid-Ch4bougamau Mines Ltd-*--—< :.V 48c
Mogador Mines;. Ltd
-i———1^./'■' 12c
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Monpre Mining Co .Ltd--__I_.—.—__1
20c
47
62
62 V4
*285
12J/aC
;25cv
1,200
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&
8c
1,000
15c
100
6,400
20,300
.2,000
.
1,500
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1,050
/15c.-/ 20c
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American
Rare
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I
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!
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Ltd
•23c
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36c
74c
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•
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1
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Mines
Ltd
1
Ltd
Tib
l
Ltd———
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—•
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1
Trebor
Mines
Consolidated
United
Valor
Ltd
Lithium
Vanguard
Mines
1
1
I
75c
Nov
1.46
4c
Feb
May
May !,
425
6c
3c
;
13 V2C
Dec
Feb
30c
13,000
3e
Jan
15c
Corp
9c
Jun
48c
Dec
:100
70c
Nov
98c
Aug
11,500
4c
Mar
'.
1.100
2,450
*
15 VaC
7%c May
45c
21c,
62,600
6,700
145.000
6c
1.07
15c
Fell
5,900
201,000
10c
16c
Jun
5.90
/
Feb
'
Oct
10%
Apr
13,500
31c
Oct
2.75
.
82c
Feb
40C
19c
Aug
10c
Jan,
76c
Dec
76c
37,680
3.05
-.900
-53c
10,000
1.28
1.49
4,400
25c
27c
4,600
,j
4.00
3.85-
200
2.44
34c
1.28
24c
Feb
May ' *
3.50
Jan
1.95
Bell
3.70 Sep
Dec
21
20c
7,600
He
4,487
38
74
2,777
1.48
Nov
Feb
74
Dec
36,039
19c
Jan
14c
13,000
7c
Oct
2.82 Aug
22C July
19c
35,550
16c
Dec
30c
15c
58,000
12c
Jan
30c
ion
6%c
11,500
5c
Nov
10c
Jan
6%
180
6%
Dec
35%
Jun
48
Oct
15
Apr
28%
Oct
47
26%
650
33,840
9%
17%c Jan
3.50 May
345
6.25
2,675
16e
7,000
12c
17 Va
340
Feb
Jun
Oct
6.25 Dec
Jan
30c
Feb
Sep
29
Dec
17% May
18%
Dec
Feb
US
Jan
27 J/2
29
18%
18%
150
90c
94c
12,510
1.60
1.74
500
1.30 Jan
3.00 May
41 J/a
42 J/a
39% Jan
42% Sep
1.25 Mar
92c
1
41%
305
66c
85c
90c
16c
15 J/aC
16c
26.699
1
9'/aO
8c
lie
59,500
4c
Jan
.1
Mines
90c
11,537
22,400
—1
—
—
Mines—
92c
86c
92c
16.700
Sftc
Jan
9c
11c
8,950
9c
Dec
60c
Jan
lie 13VaC
21,209
9c
Jan
28c
July
.80*
9c
Ltd—
class
Hats
July
51
4.75
18%
.1
—28
Mines
24c
55
14c
Copper Corp
—
pfd
A
1
13 J/a
—
63c
Jan
10%c Jan
8ep
lan
10%
Jun
14 '
Sep
iOc
Jan
33o
Jun
4%c Jan
lOo
Jan
150
5c
7 J/aC
9c
13,500
6c
56c
—
i.3b
8,800
6c
8'%c
Bonville Gold Mines
23c
11%C Nov
9,500
13%
20c 22 %c
20c
Uranium
Bay
2.34 Oct
May
Sep
Jan
Y*
19c 21V2 c
—
Warrants
Black
Oct
23% Nov
26%
21c
6.25
Mines
Uranium
Bidcop
25%
Jan
54%
Oct
Dec
1.58
900
May
12
46 J/2
26 Vz
Uranium-
Mines
Bicroft
1.85
9c
Feb
6%
-1
Quebec
Jan
22
950
A—
Telephone
^Vac
5c
14,700
4c
July
6c
26c
37,900
16c
Feb
3lc
11%
11%
200
5c
•
2,000
52C
57c
36,590
35c
May ;
6J/ac
Feb
12% Oct '
Nov
6VaC Oct
Aug
70c
3:85
61,450
1.00
4.05
4.10
2,400
3.90
5c
5c
1,500
9, Vac; 9 Vac
4c
5,000
8
89c
1,000
89c
11%
2,160
89c
%C
Sep
3.85
Apr
4.90
Oct
8c
July
Jan
Nov
20c
4',i
W\Ye
,4%%
1,700
29,100
8c
Mar
28c
32,700
13c
May
35c
Aug
July
British
30c
Nov
20c
-_
■28c
248.200
8c
Jan
65c
•
72c
134,899
30c
Mar
8c
9.040
4c
Sep
12c
5,207
7c
Dec
2.40
5c
7c
-
:
Oct
5%
13c
May
7.50
2.10
2.20
5,100
6%c
6 Vac
3,000
4c
Oct
16c
17c
1,500
10c
Oct
28
100
5.00
1.65
Jan
Apr
7.65
2.64
British
Feb
8c
Brown
Sep
20
20
6
6V«
4,733
21%
Jan
30
1,000
Sep
37c
Feb
21%
255
22
Nov
46%
47 J/a
305
46 % May
48
Apr
31 J/4
33 J/s
300
17%
Feb
35
Sep
1
2.85
2.52
2.90
46,927
1.55
Jan
•
38%
3 8 J/a
39%
2,297
100
50
-50
——
76
76
79
41
A1
42
42
43%
260
90
90
90
"215
100
50
class A
•
16 Vo
•
15»/a
2,000
18c
3c
5.500
2%c
Jan
5%c Jun
90c
1,300
61c
Jan
7
5,750
5c
1.00 July
11c July
Mar
Jan
27c
■
Oct
Telephone
Mines—
i
"
14
•
13'/a
1
Mining
Buffalo
Ankerite
Red
Bullochs
Ltd
class
—
A-
41*
46%
Jan
97
May
44 % Mar
51
Mar
Msr
.53
July
8%
15
Noy
16% Sep
16% Sep
Jan
16
16 >/8
320
12
Jan
15%
1,000
11
Jan
36 Va
Feb
r*6% Feb
Oct
88
48
373<
43% Sep
35 V4
Nov
♦1%
97
38%
Jan
44%
Sep
52c
54c
4,150
46%c
Aor
65c
Jun
13
13 J/a
755
9%
Jan
5,830
235
8
6c
2,500
3.50
3.50
3.60
1,950
16c
13c
17c
259,700
1.05
*
1.32
6%c
7c
39
1.95
6%
200
Apr
Sep
73c
788
6%
4% Nov
7%c Jan
Jan
5c
5,500
-38 »/a
4c
5%o Aug
18,400
6%c
38%
-13% Nov
4% Mar
9,500
7c
!—^
Products
Oct
81% Mar
Oct
180
8
.
76
339
5c
5c
Ac Smelting.
Lake-. ——nil—ZI—1
Buffalo
Building
45,
39% Sep
4,375
,
6%c
*
1
Buffadison Gold
"
53c
n
15%
-
41 «/4
21 Yn
•
25
1
—
33% Jan
70
51
50
13%
13 J/2
•
50
49
48
48
50.
Packers
3.10 Oct
"
1
Brunswick
,
Oct
Sep
7% Aug
21%
„
Company
16% May
5% Sep
19% Feb
47%
-50
Columbia
850
'20
Sep
33'/a
Electric—
Columbia
70c
*
Bruck Mills class A
Aug
14c
Jan
6.90 Dec
50
—'*
common.
Oil
Reef
6% Oct
16t
4.30 Jan
50
6
Brunhurst Mines
Brunsman Mines
.
1.80 Jun
3c
8
75c
20
British Columbia Power
Oct
88c
21,200
-
10,370
*
7.40
28
16,000
*
preferred
Broulan
2,700
Jun
7c
6.90
5%
•
—
"R
Jan
24c
Feb
252
7c
6.35
common
Columbia Forest Products
1.26 Jan
3%
7c
5%
7c
class A
preferred
5% %
50% Dec
70c
preferred '
4%%
45%: Dec
Jan
75c
—
preferred
preferred
British
1.75 May
Oct
Jan
42%
1
Petroleums
Columbia
Jun
14%
Feb
41
420
'
preferred
1.90 Mar
Nov
21c
8V»
240
50 >/a
6.90
American
British
,
45%
49 J/4
—
common
Petroleum
British
45
50
1
_—
.Preferred
Dec
Oct
45%
—1
Mines—
Bright (T G)
Brltalta
"3.50;4
93c
.50
Paper
& Tank
Bridge
Sep
14V2C July
Jan
.50
Brantford Cordage
Traction
4c
8.15
■■■
pfd-
Brazilian
50c
18,000
60c
/ 60c
.■
Bdwater Corp 3%
5 % '/o
preferred
Bralsaman
Oct
/ 4c:
Mines
Hralorne Mines
Jan
22c
;
Bordulac
2.05
-1
6%
14c
——
Boymar Gold
6.00 Jan
7
Ltd
Ltd-.
Apr'
2.63 Nov
6c
A
Yukon
6c
23
...
—
Beaver Lodge
Bowater
Jun
Mar
46c
Apr
v
Oct
70c
Dec
88c
Products
7.05
22 J/2
16c
Mines
Bouzan Mines Ltd-.
Sfep
18c
Ltd
6c
Jan
Nov':
Feb
lflc
Co
18c
2.25 Mar
4,785
1,685
Minings—r
———
Biltmore
Oct *
Jan
29c
19c
Oil
Jan
1.93
335
3,000
11c
B
Bevcon
1.58 Feb 4
Oct
Mar
16c
Mines
6c
9,400
-
5,633
71%
Beattle Duquesne
Beatty Bros
Bethlehem
Mar
18c
19c
Mineral
July4
17c
Innes class
&
Bclleterre
Feb
17c
Westville
2ic
9.25
Scotia
Uranium
Cjiass
1.55 Feb
Aug
_1
Westburne
May
Jan
Sep
22%
Belcher Mining Corp
July !
Pyrite & Copper Corp Ltd- -1
Wendell
33c
4c
22 J/a
Mines.
Mines
Metals
'22c
16c
Nov
Mar
j
9c
12c
44
5%
Jan
Nov
1.34 May
4%c Jan
35% Jan
<
Oct
4 JO Oct
23c
May
Sep
6% Dec
-
For footnotes
see
page
42.
.
Nov
Nov
11c
22
Beaver Lumber Co common
Oct
17,600
"
Barnat
19c
—
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1.38
Nova
Class
,
Jan
1.95
-1
:
Ltd
'6% Aug
16
27%
Z
a,ooo
9.00
Bathurst Power & Paper class A—
Jan
Nov.
2.20
Ltd
Explorations
Virginia^ Mining
July
9c
1.10
7.50
-
Ventures Ltd
Weed on
6.65
Dec
5c
>21c
Ltd
17,600
52%
Bates
15c
-
l
Dec
3,200
^
6%
1.79
of
18 VaC
7c
9
Dec
15% Mar
9.05
—
Bank
19c
5c
Jan
-5.75 Oct
•
Mar
14%
4,320
2.65
6c
Montreal
22c
1
Ltd
6c
5
100
■
10c lO'/aC
Bata Petroleums Ltd
33c
-
70c
Jan
6c
2.51
—
of
•11%
1
13
Apr
8%
22 V4
-
Bask a
9,000
__
1
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Mines
Asbestos Corp
Oils Ltd_
United
♦
Oil*
Bank
11 Ya
—1
Titan. Petroleum Corn—i
Trojan
Dec
25c
59c,
1
Tache Lake Mines Ltd.—
2.00
13c
6
'
preferred
Bankeno Mines
Base
32,300
4.05
,
10c
2.65
Oct
Jun
-52c
1
<18c
6C
13c
class A—-
FCb!
-28,100
1
Ltd—:
Mines
.Stanleigh Uranium Mining Corp„*
Mines
6c.
1.00
,3,00,
3.85
1
17c
—<*
Mines
Prods
Apr
10c
■
^ 60c
19V2C May
2.25 Jan
Oct
440
100
27 J/4
13c
Mines
Fabric
I4c
38c
-
4 '/ac
.
Gold
Aunor
Auto
14c
36c
53c
1
Aumaque Gold
14%
26
17c
1
Mines
River Mines—
89c
,
9 V2C
.
,
Sullivan
Aumacho
Barvue
.2,900
'
Development Ltd_L—1
Sherrttt-Gordon Mines
Tazin
85c
Feb
53c
—:
Ltd—1
Jan
1.52
,
May
63% Nov
~
10% May
280
-
5%
14»/a
•
Atlin-Ruffner
5%
•i
26
20
1—;
Jun
'50c*
■'
51c
Quebec Smeltine Refining Ltd:—.—V
'. 26c
Quemont Mining' Corp Ltd——
Z;: il Ya
Steep Rock Iron
July
9.15
■
9
5%
common-
*
65c
13c
20c
.8.00
Quebec Cobalt <te Exploration Ltd—^^-1„:
138
Quebec COpper Corp Co Ltd—
:_1/'Z
Quebec Lithium' Corpt*—_i_l >
_'l
Standard-Gold
40c,
1.25
*
16,875
>
15c
..73c
Ltd——:—# 3v
South Dufault
Oct
8,700
1.24
17c;
.
23c
I
Goldfields
Lawrence River
Oct
15c.
5.7ao
,.
; 48c
12c.
■
8.75
Quebec Chibougamau
St
3c
.
/88c
.
Provo €te» Producers
Crest: Gold
16,000
*
7c
1.10
T 70c"- 70c
'7C;ll VaC
; i3c"/i4c
1; 50c. 55c
10c
17c
,
Porcupine ^ Prime Mines Ltd
1
Portage island. (Chib) Mines Ltd-.:— I
Rix-Athabaska
80c
Apr
1.17
Exploration Ltd—1 Z
Pennbec Mining Corp
Red
Qct t;
Apr
*"39c
'.
-
IT
Quebec Gil
Jan :'
25c
6c
3c::
Acceptance
Steels
Banff
87Va Oct
1.50 Oct /
63c
5%c
^SVaE' :-;
.
/;14 Vac
—---:——-90c
Opemisea. Explorers Ltd—
Oiremiska.Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd
Paudssb- Lake
Feb
:45c
Jan
2.000
7/2"C *8VaC
-"
Atlas
5%%
31cSep
8,500
1.15
Oct
7%c
8c
.
5
9
Jan
7l*
200
July
29% NOV
47
43%
13,800
1.45
.
Jan
Jan
14
.41
"
Feb
M., Inc.
Preferred
Bibis
Ltd—
Partridge* Canadian
*
'
*
Corp——13c
Metals Ltd_JWl
:•/ 55c
Oils LtcL.
Okaita
Feb
9c
'82C /1.10
/
Asbestos
North
-
American
Jan
"
90cr
5
Mar
lan
20c
.'1.20 Dec
.
Bailey Selbura Oil <te Qa« class
5 Ye
preferred
'
& Smelting Corp-—
—-——z.±'.—;_-„l"
North
1.37
Sep
68%
62c
/-
6C
48c
,
Ltd
Nocana Mines
I
—7-t
10c
-
8c
85c.
,
Ltd—
Feb
8c
—
West Amulet: Mines
42c
45,500
:92c
j
^
54c
32c
Jan
May
Feb
■*
,
>
Avillabona, Mines
July
-
_20c
1.10
Santiago Mines Ltd—.
—-—50tf
8c
New Spring Coulee Oil & Minerals Ll.d:* i: *
New Vinray Mines Ltd—LV1
V 5tac
Nickel
Nov
18c
i.
•fV
V
f,
Jan
25 Va
"
New
New
Nov
9c
Feb
Nov
Vd2?'
'
Ltd„_'_l
Ltd^
Oct /
19%
Jan
Jan:.'
to
Aiibelle Minea.
58c
Jan
r 48c r 55c
,
Ltd—
Coal
NOV:
69c ' Feb
•••:
8c
"
Paotfic
30
Oct '
Jan
4c
;
-I.1.0ft.
Lake Uranium Mines Ltd-^1-,""6c
Nev* Jack
July ;
4,500
'
'86'c'
Montgary. Explorations Ltd-I—
I;..
68c
New Fownaque Mines Ltd——
Gkrfdvue Mines Ltd—:—.1——.1 ••;■ ••—
New
5c
15
9c
:
5
37% 8ep
7c
Aug
Jan
5c
65,500
1.78
12%'
.9
100
changed
R.
Atlantic
Jun
3,090
--'85/85%-
-■New
New
15
5,000
825
1.02
—
Hosco Mines
8.50
Jan
13%o
77,200
:
Name
19% Jun
*
12c
2,162
14c t
1.63
12%
:
B
Nov
25c
-295
1.78
41c
Feb
•
64,400
1.28
28 '/a
46
B—
Jan
3,100
12 %C
-—
class
12c
3%c Jan
31,745-
62 J/4
Mines—
July
20%
21,650
14c
Jun
42c
Associated Artists Productions
P.
10 Vac Nov
Jan
9c
'l.-oo;
——
New
20%
3,0 jo
13%c 16%»c
„
MAr^e Exploration
Mfclntyrc-Porc-upine
Merrill Ialand
Jan
Jan
2'itC Jan
2,785
'
*
J
Nov
20c
1.20
33%
13% May
May
1,055
92c
Jan
8.70 Jan
23o
12,500
"
Hardware
48%
<
12,897
-
1.09
——
Temple common—
Class
3.75 Nov
50c
5c
9c
Ltd
'
241«
4Vac
4c
37,000
7c ■>,
V
Ltd
Ltd
*-•
Sep
6.10
Ash
7 Vac Apr
Mav
13%
100
200
18%?;19%
Ltd._c——1-7c
Labrador Min & Exploration Co Ltd—1 ;•/
*—
3.00
20c
6,000
:
-49"C Vff)8c
,.
Ashdown
25
2,178
27%
Corp common
Arjon
Jan
9c
4.25" Oct
.11% Jan
14,450
■
.
26%c Oct
8.25 Feb
46 Vs
$2.40- preferred
Jan
2.10 Jan
28
$2% preferred
Feb
13%c Jan
1.15
30
May
Sep
May,
1,160
lie
2c
39c
18c
-
95c
_
24c
1,500
-
37
5c
44% Oct
17,850
/
34c
4c
Nickel
-
12
30c
Corporation
.
'*
28c
33%
Warrants
Oct
545
-
52
12
23c
Imperial
Cons Resources
Apex
50c
-
51J^
•
Mines
Mines
Antlies
May
■
z
Anglo
Anglo
Dec
13c
Petroleums
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd—50
Huronian
:
July '
3.00
Jun
'17c
lc
Anchor
July
8c
Mines
Anglo American Exploration
July
9c
11
Lead
16% JUn
14c
44%
1
10c
Mar
1.14
500
•
Jan
36% Oct
23% Aug
49
Feb
35c
10%
26.80J
1403>< 14C
-r*
,
52c
Kontiki Lead & Zinc Mines
Lingside Copper Mining
5c
28%- 29%
—
Uiamiam
tea
7.85
Dec
64c
1,000
18%
7.85
.
Haitian Copper Corn Ltd-.—-14-—-X i
60c
Jun'
21
6;359
4,200
•
25
315
72c
7,800
6c
9,997
-
68c
"
3.70
47c 49 Vac-
23% May
35% Oct
/
Oct
68c
Jan
3,100
3c
*3.70
3.70
Jan
23c
50c
/55c
Dec
General Petroleums of Canada Ltd—
Class A
2,200
Jan
Aug
5c... Nov
625
5'aC
.
Nov
-21%
Jan
50
Mines
Asamera Oil
Gaspc Oil Ventures Ltd!
Gateway Oils Ltd-
3.10 Nov
-18%
*
Sep
4,300
74c
30%
21
29%
25
6,872
'
15c
84,600
*
29%
•
pfd
1,130
~
18% May
7.55 May
12c
3c
1,200
87c;; 98c
30c
Jan
69.848
200
.
34 J/4
30c
5,625
17%
33%
Mar
12%
-
17c
7,500
27'Va::.27%
7c 9 Vac ■/
17
33%
Oct
43c
15c
800
93c
17%
*
22%
Nov
15c
2,000
21 Yh
5,970
3.75
Jun
32c
•
Oct
'
14%
2.50 Nov;
16
July
July
'
14 J/4
:3.40
*
2.35 Aug
•
14%
1.15 Mar
8,876
7,750
10
-
*
4%
Co
36c
10%c
22c
2.05
12,350
20%
34c
;
11,600
13c
Ot ac
2.05
:i9J/a
-
3.10 Nov
-v
13,333
Apr
2.00
/1.95
36c
Jan
17c
Sep
9 VaC.
2.00
19%
•
18c I8V2C
13c
16%: 17Va
12,520
1.30
18c
4%c Feb
1
Dec
274,700
1
400
v
14c
14c
2.65
American Leduc Petroleums Ltd
American Nepheline
4,000
15 c
Mar
10c
Amalgamated Rare Earth
1,000
10c
Apr
Sep
4c
July.
preferred *
Amalgamated Larder
7,100
.
75c
Oct
17c
'
74c
Jan
Jan
1.70
1.99
9c
1.
Jan
33c
54,008
18c
7Vac
15c
17 Va
45c
20,700*
16c
Jan,
10c
635
8c
70c
15,374
49c
Jun
200
j
Jan
71c
40c
•
!
May
'
2.55
1
Minerals
Jl«
29c
Jan
2,500
f
61c
Feb
6c
54c
5,500
5,500
10c
Jun
Jan
7V2C
500
7c
10c
8%
r
2.65
•
4%%
'
f
OIIsl.
common
Ltd
Aluminum
33c
193
43% July
10% Oct
13 Vac
—
Roxana
1,500
i
Jan
3.45
Aluminium
-
4.35 Sen
8%
5
Cons
Steei
Aigoma
Jan
216
*
Algoma Central voting trust—
Allied
5c
2.31
60c
..
71c
'
21% Jun
13c July
130
:1
4
;
common
Mar
.
Jim
1,850
10
56c
25
5,100
,
46c
Warrants
Oct
10
19
1
Trunk
Algom Uranium
Nov
9.50
59c
<
11% Nov
11%
Z
1
50c
Gold
37% Nov
22% Aug
8% July
5,200
2.99
11%
Z
,,
High
1,245
22c
■
.J
Jan
2,595
7c
21c
2.75
24 J/2
5,299
•
Alberta
27c
7c
21c
*
common
trust
Alberta
17 %c Jan /.
15c-. Oct
20
*
2.40 Feb
July
29
11 J/4
20
10
Alba" Explorations
Alberta Distillers
Jan J
23 %
10%
20
1
Yellowknife
Voting
23%
11 y«
•
Ltd
Mines
Akaitcho
23%
•
1
Oil
Mines
6.30 Jun v
.
Sei>
9c
8,500.
1
^
—4
Futurity Oils Ltd
Dec
74c
64c
7c
10c
•
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
•
Fano-Mining & Exploration Inc—__ 1
Fatima Mining Co Ltd
:
I
Fundy Bay Copper Mines
Apr
1.57
15c
1
-
±
Ltd
5.05
'
1.99
1.99
1
^
Jan
&
Mines
Agnew Surpass Shoe
Ansil
:_i,
—
Ltd
Mines
7VaC
4.00
Oct
•
Gas
M--
Ajax Petroleums
*
6.90 Aug
5.50 Feb
12c
8c
l
Ltd—L—_
Mines
Mines
Dome
;
Mines
9.25
1,160
a
Uranium
37
•
-
Preferred
Feb C
Oct
33c
11%'
8c
V
Nov
a5c
Zr. 7c =
.
Feb
3.75 Feb
100
10c;
11%
,
Oct
9c
/3c
V,
Acadia
'■
Range Since Jan.1
Low
]
36 V»,
common
—
Shares
High
37
25
-
Sugar
Low
•
common
-
Atlantic
Advocate
Jan
30%
5,000
7c-:.
Denlson Mines Ltd—
l
Monpas Mines Ltd———1
Quebec Yellowknife ,r
Consolidated
Consolidated
.-
5Vac
10c
1
3.95
"
10,440
.
1.20
l
Mines
Bi-Ore
>
8.00
5e■<
1.50
»
500
8c
63c
™
Jan
-200
..
125c
7.50
Chibougamau Jaculet Ltd
._<!
70c
Chibdugaifiau Mining & Smelting__l
l
Chipman cake Mines Ltd
„J
Cleveland Copper Corp__i
Z_
__i
Feb
4c
14c
24e
Acadia
Acme
Oct
Aug I.
21c
ITW
9.400
'
9cr'10 VaC
*
,
& Paper
Class A
May
6c
Power
-Preferred.
.,_
Nov/;;
93c
7c
7c9c
1
•
24c
1.57
13c
1
Ltd—
Central-Del Rio Oils Ltd
Central Manitoba Mines Ltd
/ «.t
,
Abitibi
for Week
•f Prices
Par
Dollar?
Sales
+
Range
Sale Price
"
/-'
'
6c
'
|
,
...
3,700
5.30
1.57
6c
1
'•
.
Lithium. Mines Ltd
Quebec Explorations
Carti'er
5.60
34c
8Va«July
.100
-
,
'/;
Dec
/
Mar
5c
.
Week's
Last
•
;
Agnico
"
5
5c
7.15
5:30
i
?».
40c
1,900
4.50*«. 4.50
10c
_
Canuba Mines Ltd-
Capital
4.50
Jan
2,000
.26
5.60
12c
2.000
10c
6cv Jun
,.
Sep
Nov"..
22,000
5c
6.50
2
Ltd-:
Ltd
70c
5 %<!•,•.
6.50
Collieries Resources Ltd com_3
Canadian Devonian Petroleums Ltd*
Canadian- Homestead
30c
13,000
40,87/
r
25
4 VaC
Canadn
Canalask
18,100
32c
\
Vac, 10 Yzc
65e!
57c
5c
3c.- Jan
75c
30c>
10c
I
Ltd___l
Co
43c
.70c.
25
Lid—.
STOCKS
Nov
1,000
.
;__1
Friday
July/
4c
9
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd—
;
38c
13c
5c
—
Ltd—
Oct
3,000
Burnt Hill Tungsten Mines Ltd—— —Li
Mines
20C
! 11% Oct:/
v
Exchange
Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian
:
227,800
'/ 40e.
5
Toronto Stock
High
5c
i
DECEMBER
'
; r v
Feb
48c
75c
30c
—
tJraniuni
8.010
4&«/.
—-
Campbell Cnibougamau
25 c
7.JO
4 VaC
i
I
Refining Corp
Bo mite Copper
I
Corp J
;
Bouzan Mines Ltd-—Z_—
—-1
Brunhurst.-' Mines Ltd
_*
1
Calumet
1,300
-33c
-
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
9.20
4 Vac
4V-c
r:
Ltd—_1—
Oil
WEEK
5c
.__1
•
.
Bluewater Oil & Gas
9.10
1
Z;:
Bateman Bay Minfrig Co_
;i_
Bed Lake Gold Mines Ltd
Bellechasse Mining Corp Ltd
;
Beatrice
Shares
High
9.20
I
Ltd —Z—.
Ltd
Mines
Low
l
.
Mines
of Prices
Par
»?.•;trtfi.t.f ~,<r f?x'A..t.i•
Baiiey. SelburhrOii .& Gas.Xtd cl A
Baker Talc
:•
*' -
FOR
Sales
for Week
ku|t
Sale Price
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, December 8, 1958
..
(2388;
to
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Sale Price
■"
17%
18
700
13%
13%
13%
2,304
10%
Jan
7%
Burlington
Burns
Cable
*
•
7%
7%
600
6%
Apr
9% Oct
Dock class A——
Burrard Dry
Oils
Mines .—
Calgary
—
Petroleum
Campbell Chlbougamau
Campbell Red Lake
Canada
17%
Feb
31
62%
Jan
80
599
7.15
14,500
3.95
Feb
9.80
9.80
4,505
5.15
Jan
9.80
53%
60
34%
35
1,676
25
Jan
35
29%
318
27
Jan
29%
11
310
6
Feb
15
Jan
20%
20%
200
20%
20%
20%
50
34%
34%
35%
99%
99%
100
15
15%
64
Nov
....1,170
17,300
4,800
25%'
25
1.85
1.85
1.90
80c
65c
24
Canada
-
Dec
52
25
25
Jail
52%
49%
530
34
Feb
52
57
55%
57
463
52%
Oct
58
Nov
55c
85c
6,300
50c
Nov
1.16
Jan
2.70 Nov
4.80
Canada
Steamship
Preferred
:v
Canada
.
Lines
~
1';-:
Class
warrants
B
Canners class
Celanese
Canadian Chieftain
~
preferred
28
warants—
4.00
14%
4.50
5c
Mar
Feb
3.75
t'.Cnyzor
2.90
Apr
5.95
Oct
Dominion
315
3.50
Dec
3.55
Dec
Dominion Coal
351
1.25
14,850
4.40
4.55
4,050
1.33
.
13
/•v Central Porcupine
("Charter OH'
*"'■!
Chesklrit
»
_
Mines
Chester vtlle Mines
Dominion
Dominion
Jan
6.00 Aug
Dominion
9
79c
Oct
70c
1,260
2.40
12,385
1.35 Aug
5.45
13,105
125
5.00
13% .13%
..
10%
23%
56c
15
May
24%
if'Chlmo Gold Mines
>
,
7%
2.30
27%
26
54'A
54
56
:
-
62c
-
Textile
7.20
6.80
7.20
7%
7%
77%
16%
1G%
17%
76c
63c
76c
37c
30c
37c
'
62c
'
k
Glc
59c
26%
25%
9.25
28%
Circle
Farm
13%
13%
8c
8c
:■
8c
125
125
20%
20%
20%.
3.25
2.65
Sep
Eddy
Match
Co—
2.40 Feb
Eddy
Paper
common
——i
15%
.
> '■> 9.25
4.50 Mar
«
5%
-
Jail
119,593
14c
Jan
30,690
27c
Jun
Class
Elder
A
2,810
Cody Reco
„
Coldstream
1.23
1.10
,
:
19c
5.50 Mar
5,187
-
-.,200
-
125
•
:
801 Mining Ltd
;
Corp
15c
17c
*
30c
'
76c
33c
30c
35c
10c
72c
9.25
9.00
9.30
4.00
4.20
4.20
..
2.50
75c
Commonwealth
Conduits
*
2.65
3.25
-
900
—
7.80
7.65
8.05
13,999
1.00
.1.12
1
*■
21c
20c
25c
1.75
1.65
1.80
6c
6 V2C
18c
18c
17c
_
37,000
.
■
95c
•/J7
7o
~
4.20
37c
%l
Consolidated
i
Jan
6,000
22,600
38c
20c
31o
80c
Oonsolldated
Consolidated
*
50c, Jan
53c
2.81
500
2.25 Jun
50c-
Consolidated
Mines
3.50
3.50
100
3.50 Feb
2.38
2.60
14,050
1.80 Jan
14
5,366
Calllman
16c
14c
16c
II,000
12 %c
13c
38c
42c
5%c
5%c
32c
3,235
2.00
10%
10%,
164
-
Discovery
125
Consolidated Dragon
1
Oil
„
1
Consolidated
Gillies
Lake
9%
5%
Golden
Arrow
Marbenor
Marcus
Mic
Mining
3.25
3.50
3.40
3.55
18,570
31,135
23c
6%c
7c
Ltd
Oils
Ltd
& Smelting
Consolidated Mosher
see
page
42.
Aug
27
Nov
50
Nov
50
Nov
Feb
37
55
37
24c
27c
'
3,100
19c
Jan
9c
Oct
18c
2L%c July
8%<? Nov
35o
Jan
24c
Aug
-:
10c
12c
:
22c
25c
"
9c lO'/aC
:
23,500
16,880."
36,000
'
-
-
163
95c
35c
Get
Nov
Jan
.
-
Aug
11 %c May
10 %
common
Jan
1.02 May
,
42c
.
Jan
21c
Nov
5%c Feb
July
July*
80c
Jun
9c
.
Sep
35c
954?
July :
40c
42c
-•6,400
20%
1.65
1.73
17 %c
18c
61c
60c
63c
19c
Jan
51c
Jan
67c
2.10 Jan
7,145
16%
7,200
•
3,210
-
Jan
1.13
8,368
--
May
Dec
Sep
May
4.45 Sep
23%
5%
>
9%-
9%
*'
<
55c "62c
44%
44%
109
13%
10c
7c
32
31%
'•
11c
32
:
:
9.00
1.60
76
30c
'
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GGV* Jan
•
88,700
''»
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(ji-o
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6%
i
.
14
850
-
j.
Nov
9.00 Feb
2.23 May
" Jan
4.80
-
•
Aug
32%
Jan
5-60 Jan
63
■
Nov
<•' July
19c
V
1.18 Jan
t
^
W
76
Not
10» :
•
Jan
22 %
•
6J350
1.75
5c
-
Sep
Juiy
-49
32% May
•
•
12% Jan
9.0C
75
10%
80c
Jan..'
•
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95.
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-
u:
8.4C
1.7C
•
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Dec ;
5.25
4.85 Mar
-
Jun
5.00 Oct
"
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.-100
-
10,43.'; -.
Sep
30%
3.75 Oct
200
-
.
July
1.25 Nov
45
25% Jun
10O
-
.
5%
104%
37%
• i
37
•>
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Apr
-
67«
July
Jan
101
101
17%
._,50
-
7%
29%
45%
46%
1
3.90
3.90
4.00
.
3.76
9%
.10%
64
•
:
•
i
*
-
.
106% Jun
■
,
7%
29%
Dec
65
Jan
59
Nov
-
533%May
32% Feb
3.05 May
.700
;
!
3,9QO
Dec
*4k35 Not
-
,
,
,
4.20 Not
.2.75 Jan;
9.30
,
14c 14%c
-.
Nov
•19,
Jan
8
482
558
.
Jan
4.90 Jan
14,722
,
40% Nov
,7.95 Jan
_
795
7
25
62%
Jan
101
,
2,130
62%
7
27
650
38% :
16%
17%
-
common-
10%
—*
1
Prospecting
i
!—
Gold Mines———1
14c
-
Oct
2.00 Oct
17e
Mar
82c
July
49c
Jari
77c
Aug
G15
1.09
1.05
1.12
j
9%c
9%c
9%c
►
.5.90
5.50
r
..
—-—
—
'<
12c
30 %c
39c
28c
28c
17,7.00
170
176
47
47
7
7
•-525
7%
125
18c 22 %c
6,793
10c
37c
26c
-
27c
18 %c
—•
—-1
Mines
—
1.45
PaperPower
common—
Gas
B
1.41
1.50
Mar
Oct
45c
7%cMay
37%
Feb
20
Dec
July
Nov
49
July
7% Jan
July
8
5% Feb
6%
6%
37%
37%
=
;
Nov
3.00
945
42
42
2.95
2.80
3.10
16%
2,475
Apr
42 %
Aug
4.40
Jun
2.75 Nov
.
15
Jan
12
Mar
Mines
Lead
2,167
10
6,503
8%
Nov
2.45
3.90
16,213
2.45
Dec
12
17c
20 c
16 %C
.
.
47,800
_
15c
27
Dec
11
Nov
5.00 Nov
28c
Oct
10% July
12
284
20% Feb
22% Jun
16c
18c
14,500
8%c Jan
•
7c
Jan
-
•
22c
July *
13c
"Jan
7%c
8%c
6,500
17%
18%
22,628
12% Jan
7.30
7.85
7,780
5.70 Jan
8.00
Jan
12 Va
12 %
12%
100
1
8%c
Sc-
10c
18,000
•
35^4
SS
37%
790
30
Dec
1,540
22%
7.75
I
July
12
22%
1134
17%
8c
Warrants
Gypsum Lime & Alab
27
8%
22%
Mines-
Mines
Gurney. Products preferred
Gwillim Lake Gold
17%
23%
Feb
3.75 Sep
20% Jun "
2.25 Jan
2.545
18c
•
*
—10
1
Guaranty Trust
43
39% Jan
27
—*
*
t
nov
Nov
35% May
7% Sep
-
9%
Deveiep-
Winnipeg Gas—1—
40
36
3,225
16 * '4
'
Dec
6
40
~0
Jan-
20
Jan
2X35 Oct
Feb
92c
27%
_
30
2.75
49c-
Sep
16C
100
50
:
Greyhawk Uranium
Greyhound Lines
Gunnar
-
-Augt
185
6
2.55
Gulf
39c:
<
45% Jan
1,745
20
6 V»
common—
warrants-
Great West Saddlery
Gulch
July
68c
135
.
1,10 Apr
5c
6,310
37%
20
-
2.75
Plains
Great
7.05 May
17c
May.
25c
•
85
37%
Mines
preferred
Greater
14 Vac Mar
;■
5c
,
110
I
r
1.25 Jan
6.700
26C
11c
—50
—
*
8%c Nov
r..-
Aug
"1.15 Nov
Jan
-
SgP.
250
19%fi Aug,
667.650
26c
>
i.
27c,
1,140
33c
10%
:
10 %c Jan
.
4,297.
6.00 r
k
v
Mines-
5% Jan
„
6,230
13,400
12,800
26c
•
21%
1.66
17 %c
3.45
29c
3,886
12,035
l
Jan
21c
-.
Nov
Jan
356
4.50
46
Northern
Class
45c
-
-
;
Feb
7.20 May
—
,$2.80 preferred
34c
Jan
43c
•
44%.
•
-Warrants
3.55 Aug
Nov
29c
•
525
-
88c
26.
5G,GG7
-
Feb
80c
Oct
25c-
Nov
1.78
—
Lakes
$2.50
6.00 Jun
2.30 Jan
-
•
Nov
21%
Dec
•■94c
-
8,§oo; jj*, 9%cJJar
!
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27%
4.50
Gold
Lakes
Great
10%c Aug
16% Jun
Mar
51c
27%
Uranium
Grandroy
Great
150
4.00
43
28%
preferred ———
Gordon Mackay class A
Aug
2.85 Dec
-
Jan
;23
Feii
14% Apr
/.
5.00 Jan
-1
'4%
Great
25c
50c
98c
Goodyear Tire (Canada) common—.—V
Granduc
9,000
3.60
,15c
88c
-
5.70
14c
■
-1,210-
7%
Eagle
Oct
6,410
50c
5.30
13c
—
Class B
152,275
3.75
—
'
1.62
Aug
31% Not
Apr
21
V 14%
9,600
26c
.
Mine_
Mining
Nov
Jan
--746
98c
42
L
*
Wares
Uranium
Goldfields
20c
Mar
:
94c
?
19
5.30
Yellowknlfe
Glacier
20c
Feb
L720
'
Golden. Manitou. Mines.
62c
—
18
.
4.770
-
26c
100
Scientific
Giant
Gold
-
35c k Jan
22c
28
21%
■
21%
-
—_10
Mines Ltd
Glenn
20c
•
21 %
-
6.25 Jan
5%c Jan
•
Oct
40
24
25
10c
————
Dynamics
Giant/ Mascot
3.45
1
•
Geo
T
52c
.1
Explor
Oct
3.25
—2
Consolidated Mogul
Consolidated
Morrison
70
-
Oct
Jan
•*
10% Nov
Apr
10 V*
Oct
14c
July
-
-Jan
94c
>l__________10O
General Petroleum Canada com
July
May
17 %c
42c
May
7c
"
31
54
Co———————*
General. Motors
July
167
Oct
10c
•
3,500
1
1:89 July
2.70
470
3.65
General
-
AUg
1.05 July
Oct
7c
3,633
56c
27
11,500
-
24c
•
4,682
3.45
-
3,530
8%c
37%
1.30 Mar
1.40
16,200
26c
..
General Bakeries
10C
7%c Jan
-1,975
"
footnotes
2.85
1
Mines
Gold
Mac
13,135
36c
1
Consolidated
12
13c 14V2c
49c
j
Consolidated
6%c
11%
13c
23c
Consolidated Halllwell
Consolidated
5V2C
11%
6%c
Oct
*
1.42
2.06
27,856
"18
-20c
Ltd:
Mines
General Steel
80c
Jari
7
423,600
4,166
-36,375
9,000
11c
23c
Nov
29c
;.:io9
preferred
Geco
Genes
86c
Jan
6c
255
12c 15 %c
35c
__i
Howey Gold
25c
1,500
46c
Consolidated
Consolidated
9%
8c
7
Mines
18c
27c
—16-
common
Power
Ga fine an
19 %c Feb-
19%c Sep
1,750
•
Fenimore
"Consolidated
8c
60c-
2,100
-
-
Nov
20 %c
14c
Mar
100,300
!
9%;.:g2c
LttL
:—
14% Oct
Aug
155
-11,100
25c
•
Tc
6 %c Mar
62,820
<
55
:
Mines
3.15 May
1.65 Sep
—,
15
56c
9%
Oct
50c
80c
5.00 Jan
,
Jun
160
1
Consolidated East Crest
Consolidated
29c
8
87
25c
20%c 22%c
Jun
252
50c
13 %c
29c
25 %c July
.
3.50 Mar
*■'
4 %c Mar
1,800
•
25c
1
Jun
Nov
53
'
5,500
Feb
Jan
—__
Fruehauf- Trailer
69c. July.
,
~io%c Jan
20 %c Jan
40,177
51c
1
_
11c
-
44,200
35c
•
Flln
1.90 Oct
,
7% Jan
3.05
Gamma
,
Jan
13%
Warrants
Consolidated
40c
14
•
Bellekeno
Beta
y Consolidated Central Cadillac
^ Consolidated Denison Mines
For
•
2.55
•
May
10% Nov
Feb
lie
13%
Debentures
Oct
May
May
8,400
18,600
_•
Oil
7%
-:8c
54
Co
FroWaher Ltd
Oct
•
Allenbee
22
10"
70c
~
Companies
French Petroleum preferred.
July
10c
2.50
Mines
Oct
-
73c
Eraser
July
12c
79,700
161
Consolidated Bakeries
„•
..
Key
'
.53
——
Francoeur
.
Dec
Sep .;.
16c_. Apr
160
"Consolidated
Nov
14,300
8c
21%
Forft of Canada class AX_——
2.05 Jan
5c
-
66c
2.00
-^ .Coniaurum Mines
15
55,200
1.33
„10
Ford Motor. Co (U S)—
1.24 Oct
:
Apr -
1.35
2.76
Offered
Jan
•
preferred—
common
A
Fouiidatiao
4.25 Apr 1
9.55 Aug
.
Jun
1.55
May
V 9.70 Nov
Jan..
57c
35c
Coniagas Mines
10 "
12c
37
Fleet Manufacturing
Feb
84c
Jftiv
1.10-
1.15
—
Dec
19c
2.00
.
Fittings
Class
•
Jan
21cr
-
-
">•
July
66c
6,000
18c
64c
"
'
—
Jan
6.10
-
3,732
•
18c
18c
10%
Petroleum
Oct
82
480
27
—^—20
Products
Flbre
i-
Oct
1.78 Feb
2.50 Oct
11,760
Life
24
Jan
360
15c
•>-
*
Preferred
_
Aug
37c
5.45 Jan
-1,600
1.10
National
Cbnfederation
16c
v..
^5c t
—1
Cop
Tungsten
Federal Grain class A
23%c Jun
Oct
50o
3,515
•
1.60 Aug
Nov
Jan
Oct
15
Aug
.,
1.37
y
9
935
92c
Farwcst
Sep
30c
Jan
30c:
--9c
•
4,125
—•
J
1
Colomnc Yellowknlfe Mines.
•I Combined Metals
14c
13c
O"
15c
———
—
Fargo (Mis Ltd
"21% Aug '
'Apr
16c. Mar
11,000
Nov
17c
26%-
Warrants
3.50 Dec
68c
-
,
Oct
57
3,400 ;
-
•
131
14c
70,795
10c ll%c
75c
38c
11c.
16c
16c
•
1
—1
Players Canadian
Fanny Farmer Candy——
Faraday Uranium Mines-
Jtai
Apr
37,700
70c
15o
-
1.01 Feb
4,865
25c
JanJan
12c
"
>/-v
12c
1-;
—
Famous
Jan
Mar
1,000
17c
16%
<
19% Oct
I,000
75c
:
75c
195
19c
Aug
30% Sep
44
79,465
-
27c
1
20c
Falconbrldge Nickel
12
Jail
6c81
«.
30% Aug '
;
12%- Nov
-
4,900
—
20%
-
360
--
-r
1.23
19c
1
Cooper
14%
1.00, Jun
23% Apr
G30
-
•
52%
52
51c
;
Explorers Alliance
-
11% Mar
Jan
18% Jan
10
20c
—* r
El
Dec
37c
Oct
Jun
24
19% Nov
8
Nov
13%
50
'
21
21
9%
* 'y
—20 v
'y
—1 *.
1 *
—1 '•
i
Mines
Eureka
Jan
2,443
-
21
20c
1G
Eldrich Mines common-
1.22 Oct
7.70
17% Dec
—
Investment Trust
Sep
18
Apr
19c
Metals
Sep
Oct
9%
Jan
15
-
Oct
1.62 May
34%
1,250
14%
8c
Dec
12,293
6,218-
3.50
51
;
Sullivan Mines
1
l^ Ooln Lake Gold Mines.
14
9%
—1
—J
Malartic Mines
East
62c
2,925
.
;
128
;
East
Sep
•
Jan
•
*
Equip
14
1
Sep
1.50 Nov
Jan
25%
3,300
82
1
Gold
8%
9.55 Mar
96c
Nov
20c
11% Jan
•
435
20%
20
78
Jun
3.00
•
1
Knitting class A
Bar
20
17c
i.
Feb
28c
Jan
200
6
23
80%
*
1
Copper Co, lid
Duvex Oils & Minerals^.—
Apr
76,500
29%
13%
r
>
9.50
.28%
'
27
9.25
•
•
Cbchenour Wlllans :
.
♦ft COcksliutt
6
-23.50
*
common
Economic
-
July
7%c
"
24
Woollens
Eastern
4,168
25c
155
_—
Magnesium
Steel & Coal common
Nov
118,950
6,565
Jun
Nov
Nov
1.59
Oct
10 %c
11%*
58
12%
July
40c
11%
29
12
65c
Apr
11%
Feb
53c
Jan
Nov
Feb
1.52
July
12c
22 %c
26
15
1.53
90c
40
37
12 %
Jun
Jail
80
Glc
July
15c
Dec
425
27%
■
July
May
6%
8,625
21c
30c
6
1.40
362
2.15
Jun
7%c Jan
3,130
8
56% Nov
23%
East Am phi
7%
—1
—
Mining & Smelting
7" Chromium
22
8
Duvan
Oct
1.08
Jap,-...
21'%
6%c
2,335
21%
Apr
11V
Mlues riX,
Uouaida
11% May
,
11%
43
1,150
Dominion
14
49c "Jan'
11,350
,,
2.15
1
Jan
July
5,583
General Development
--Chlbougamau Mining & Smelting
-
Jan
14c
Mar
24%
Domfhion
.
11
'
56c
-
6c
39%
to
Preferred
Oct
3.05
9% Jansf._
,—2,280
Aug
7/> 6.60 Jun
Apr
8% Jan f
,
525
......
24
51c
23%
1
—75a /
^':Chll> Kay rand Cop Mln
V'Chiboug Jaculet Mines
1.90
*
—•
Stores
•
Tar & Chemical common—•
Dominion
33
11%
*
common—
Foiii.dn
Oct
70c
1
1
;
July
2.20
38%
Electroliomc Indus
Dominion
Nov
5.20
—•
.....
—
Nov
Apr
39%
Dairies
Dominion
1.93 Aug
2.30
.—*
Rio-
Oct
Steel common..*
Dominion
Dec
Apr
4.00
preferred
13c
1.15
——*
—25
Bridge
Nov
4.75 Mar
5.25
•
Petroleum
18
28 % Mar
64c
Mines
19%
Feb
80c
Mining
15% May
May
13
15% Feb
2.40
•
Central Pat Gold
4.45
1.50
6,793
Jan
1.10
1.25
8,105
1,965
3,212
1
July
3.00 Aug
3.00 Nov
-3.40 Mar
2.101
17%"
5.00
8%
1
——•
Athabaska
Central Del
•
1.16
32%
3.55
1.37
S.
25
1.10
Dome
32 %
—
55%
16%
Nov
8
•
*
^ Castle Trethewey
55%
31%
36
32
—•
.—.—1
5,000
17 V4.
Jan
32
—1
10c
32%'
25%
8%
1
600
•
2.50
175
4.70
200
1
—
2,950
17,200
8%c
8%c
1.58
1.80
2
Dome
61%
40% Jan
1,075
10,072
—•
OWndore Exploration
X
4.15
1.50
1.75
Oils
Distillers
19
—
fevCto -Erin Mines_
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.
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,*■
Captain Mlnea Ltd
ij Cariboo Gold Quartz".
\ CkSsiar Asbestos Corp Ltd—
Oct
Seagrams
Palmer
Devon
Dec
18
—*
8
5? JCan am Copper Co
2.10
9,000
Nov
18
6c
*
1 :
1,200
_
'
16c
Dec
14%
f Canadian Petrofina preferred:
-10 •
% Canadian Thorium Corp
11
"'Canadian Tire Corp common•
it / Canadian Western Nat Gas 5%% pfd 20
f /Canadian Western Oil—.
———1 -
2.85
14 %c
4.95
14%
>..
Dec
1
25o
30%
18%
26
July
2.35
Nov
12
Jan
55
3.100
4.00
1.51
Gold Mines
Deldona
6.90 Aug
Jan
14%
;
33c
4,100
GO,200
25
•
——
4.10
27,GOO
81c
18c 21 %c
Horn
Dec
•
•
—25
25
—
"Canadian Williston
"
*
Mines
16%
78c
55c
2.45
..
Oct
20%
2.75
2.85
2.40
Apr
10% July
80c
18c
Deer
/•/Canadian Fairbanks Morse com
-•
^/Canadian Food Prods pfd
100
'^Canadian High Crest
20c
'j. Canadian Homestead Oils
———10a 1
." Canadian Husky Oil
1
45c
80c
_*
1
Dec
35%
•^'-Canadian Westinghouse
16%
410
9,900
10c
35%
il Canadian Pacific Railway—
1,005
11%
15c
68,400
104,493
4,903
.
19%
11%
33c
10c
35%
1953 warrants
Oct
38c
7%c
35
North Inca
^-Canadian Northwest Mines
"Canadian OH Cos common
23c
28c
9c
14,250
-Canadian
Oct
Jan
Feb
19%
common
Brewis
'5
•-
40c
7c
1.05
30c
Decoursey
10,964
f;^Canadian Hydrocarbon
^-/Canadian Industries common
"(■Canadian Malartic Gold
Mar
195,408
25,345
31c
Daragon
Oct
J-1,655
Warrants
6,500
18C
2.00
31c
Jun
17%
4.95
Oil
26c
1.85
A_
Mines
13
10%
i. .Canadian Eagle Oil
Canadian Export Gas &
24c
12 %c
112,685
Jun
*
Nov
7% Nov
24c
42c
Dec
.
Jun
5.05
Jan
1.95
35c
12%
5.60
—.
2.29
4.50 Mar
14 %C
38c
11
——
Canadian Dyno Mines
,
108
1
—1—1
1
105
^Canadian Dredge & Dock
>37% Oct
Jan
8,287
490
J"
575
7.50 Apr
Jan
104
14,400
11
1
*
•
•
2,685
6%
4.50 Sep
29
50
13c
16
Curtis Wright
Canadian Devonian Petroleum
Canadian Drawn Steel common
4.60
1.14 Oct
Jan
2,897
.
11c
16
Canadian
35
106
0%
*
*
*
Daering Explorers
61%
common
4,010
34
105
4.25
13c 14%c
Nov
4.70
Pete
Canadian
Collieries
Preferred
35
13c
11
Cellulose
Canadian Chemical &
4.80
13c
43%
5.40
preferred
$1% preferred
4.65
4.70
1
Jan
58%
$1
55c
—1
32
5.50
A
4
38,311
10
Mines
100
61%
common
27,950
Minerals
Crowpat
Cusco
—
Canadian
Canadian
May
32.220
78c
1
4,420
•
Alum cl A
British
Aug
12c
15f
8%c
74c
5
16
common
Preferred
Canadian
230
%c Jati
14c
6%c
75c *
1
*
Pershing
Crown
41
3.50
Canadian Breweries
12 %c Mar
14c
8%c
1
—
3.60
4.85
Canadian
Canadian Bank of Commerce
May
Canada
1
2
20
Astoria
14c
54c
Timber
*
—12,50
B
Minerals
Atlantic Oil
Canadian
8%c Jan
50c
41
*
common
—
class
Wire
7,342
:
2.77
3.60
1
9%c
Jun
Jan
Canada
~
8%c
9c
Zellerbach
Croinor
Nov
85c
of
Oil
Crestbrook
Nov
49%
Permanent Mtge common—10
Southern Oils warrants
Canada Southern Petroleum
Feb
July
Warrants
Jun
52
52
•
Packers class A
8c
50c
Bit
Cree
Nov
Jun
65c
Oct
Zinc
Craig
1.20
July
July
Oct
Craigmont Mines
2.50
45c
4c
Copper
Oct
26
Feb
Dec
2.35
Lead
Cowichan
Dec
1.50 Mar
23c
32c
11%
70
,
15,000
900
—100
•
class
15%
50% Mar
29c
5,300
Imperial
Coulee
Apr
„
14c
6c
Co common
Distillery
Corbv
Nov
190
12
.90
25%
• •
101
Jan
40c
Exploration
Cosmos
Nov
Feb
Jan
92%
1,196
63
15%
Dec
125
.
300.
4c
40c
Copp Clark Publishing—:
Coppcrcorp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Cliibojig—
Nov
36%
Feb
25
320
..
...—235..
185 189%
186
20%
23
49%
Canada
Conwest
12% Oct
17% Aug
3,000
5%c
Class A
Jun
11
44c
6c
5%c
2.50
1
1
Mines
Sudbury
Consumers Gas
Oct
27%
Mar
5%c
23c
Basin
Consolidated West Petroleum
Jun
55
Feb
45
16c
,—__—1
Oils
Peak
Consolidated
Dec
53%
High
16.500
26c
Consolidated Regcourt Mines Ltd
Consolidated Sannorm Mines
Oct
8.75
11
.—-
Consolidated
Sep
78
6.50
Low
23c
1
Consolidated Quebec Gold
Consolidated Red Poplar
Oct
J
75%
34%
*
——
Warrants.
.
2,132
Range Since Jan. 1
High
21c
•
Mines
Nicholson
Shares
-
Aug
53 la
._26
,
90c
Consolidated
NOV
Jan
.
Low
22c
-1
Mines
Negus
Consol Northland Mines
July
29c
45c
77
—
r-—
Lands
Oil
40c
Dec
11,700
26
24%
Crushed Cut Stone
Preferred
Canada
Jan
21c
75c
9.70
20
•
Canada Foils common
*
Canada Foils class A
-*
Canada Iron Foundries common
10
■TV-4\'A<-/o preferred
100
Canada Life Assurance
—-10
Canada Machinery
*
Canada Malting common
•
Canada
53,743
16,385.
12c
24c
.
6.(10
50
-•
,
Canada Cement common
Preferred
*
24%
'
class B pfd
Bread
73c
16c
6%c May
11% May
7,124
25c
22c
21c
73c
*
•
1
& L'dmon ton
Calgary Power common
.
23c
21c
3
.—1
26o
Mines
Cadamet
Calaita
Consolidated
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
High
Low
9c
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
9c
9c
Ext
Bunker Hill
G
STOCKS
July
19% Nov
15
Jun
-
DECEMBER
ENDED
for Week
Low
Par
'
/
WEEK
Sales
Range
of Prices
Last
FOR
Friday
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
7
4%c Jan
27
Jan
19% -Jun
12c
Oct
Dec
July
41% Oct
Volume 188
Number 5801
.
The Commercial and Financia I Chronicle
.
.
(2389)
41
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Brass
Class A
20%
16
Harrison
Gold
Mines
Minerals
of
.Headway
Heath.
lie
24,400
16c
32,400
42c
56C
7c
8%C
:
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1
Consol
Home Oil Co Ltd-—
——
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1.00 Oct
1.74
25c
50
480
29%
I,784
t
.
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18%
17%
37%
17%
•
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42
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4,588
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7
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18
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15
15
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61c
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14
-
95
21%
21%
20
20%
2.02
2.30
1.95
2.-00
12%
13
12%
ioa
..
-
17c
1.14
10c
14,750
63c
66c
23,360
49c
65c
87c
13,700
1.50
6,870
33c
33c
700
33c
Dec
68c
Aug
24c
32c
134,604
19c
Apr
32c
Dec
2.25
2.39
7c
13
150
12
21
Nov
22
24
3,110
2,622
31
28%
177/a
31
472
18
200
70c
8,925
91
2,410
64
530
52o
55c
9,523
47c
460
50c
9,700
41o
12,700
1,063
15 c
14%
15
14%
8C
27%
„
-
Jellicoe
Mines
1
53c
.
';56% Oct
'.■24--Nov
9% Jan
-
22
Jan
-800
5
350
Nov
liy* Nov
2.95
,
2.00
3.00
23%
-578
49
#0
7c
'8c
14c
16c
.
15,031
3,500
.
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51c
58C
10,000
40,500
10%
11
705
14c
14c
23c
1
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14%c
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—
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18C
J,
,'
■
.
29c
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Jumping Pound Petrol
Jupiter Oils
_o
16
16
23 V>c
1.91
15c
—
33c
32c 12 %c
_•
■_
16c
23C
v
*
12c
:
13
July
30c
Jan
6
——1-
—
—
Sep
"23c
21,755
14,700
80
Feb
Jain
16
25
23 %C
24c
3,000
17%c July
1.90
1.97
300
23c
_L
1.90 Feb
15
16
May
36c
.
,
*'
,
July
Kelly Douglas class A__
Warrants
8%
8j/8
9
4.25
4.25
5.00
39,890
9,225
9
9
225
•
-
,
Renville
Gold
Mines.
Kerr-Addison
Kilembe
1
—
6c
lO'A
1
Gold
5% July
5,000
39%
9
13,020
5c
Nor
——
Noranda Mines-——.—
9% Nov
—
NOV
2.20 Oct
1
———
•
Lid.:
(John)
Labrador Minlne St
Norpax
42c
248,650
34,226
Sep
38c
32c
Sep
73c
Jan
Norsyncomaque Mining
Nor thcal Oils Ltd—
11c
lie
500
8c
Mar
14c
Jan
North Canadian Oils common
Lake
Lake
Cinch
Mines
Dufault
Lakeland
of
Mines..
Woods
Lane
Osu
Shore
Mines
Nickel
10c
6%o
25%c
28c
120
120
50
Ooltt
100
class
24%
840
19
Jan
1.44
1.52
38,300
95e
Jan
25,500
6c
Apr
21 %C Nov
5c
5%C
16,700
1.85
1.76
1.9G
,3,950
31%
31 Va
32
30%
30%
31
34%
1,375
1,003
35
34%
35%
2,760
46
46
47
625
171
it
.
• ;'
•
171
7c
38c
40c
1,500
17,900
3,400
1,700
I
38c
20c
^
—
20c
20c
1
8%c
8%c
8y2c
I
;
Mines
20c
.
8c
*
i9c2iy2c
7c
8C
Obaska
Ocean
Dec
Nov
50c
Feb
8c
Nov
16c
Jan
Ontario
2.40 Jan
Bloedel
3,320
II,900
20c
70,300
5c
class B
8c 10%c
22%
1.32
23
260
1.15
1.39
94,900
1,510
.*
36
36
.1
2.52
2.30
2.55
23,763
10c
87c
87C
1.05
25,300
Mines
I
10 %c
9c
12c
86,100
Ltd.
Maher Shoes Ltd
10
14
14
100
Lake_
Mages Sporting Goods
Fund
36%
♦
noMftrida
Maneast Uranium
22
22
100
•
Majortrans
22
3%c
3%C
4c
5,500
t
—
-
-
-
,
1.00
1
■
Maple Leaf Milling common
Maralgo Mines
•
Mines
7c
12%
•
1
1
Sep
Apr
20% July
90c
Apr
23% Jan
1.70 Jan
45C
Aug
4c
Apr
9% May
17% July
3c
Jan
12c
9,200
8c
Feb
1.10
95,425
40c
Feb
22c
24c
16,700
24,980
8'/2c Jan
Matachewan
24c
Consol
■
—
103
•
MaybrunMlnes
1
McCabe Grain class A
16c
•
Class
B
UcOR Proutenac
*
common
.
Preferred
...
...
•
100
MtfBrtyrr PoaewNnw^..^^^^.*
For footnotes
see page
42.
10% '10%
102
106
15%C 16 %C
825
34,000
15c
18C
17,900
32
J6c
6c
32
35
930
Jun
12c
July
26c
May.
1.39 Oct
350
Aug
5% Mar
11
Nov
109
Nov
12c
Jan
16% May
23% Aug
50c
28c
32
Jan
July
Dec
32
504
ci%
60
62
1,790
50
Jan
69% Oct
89
89
91
35
87
Jan
93% July
90% Nov
32
.
,
'
87
85%
87
124-
67 %
Jan
20c
•*
1
~I
32% Nov
——
;
1
Amalgamated Alines.
Pater
•
Uranium
-36c
15c
July
12c
Apr
49o
Nov
—
39C
448,160
4.25
2,230
2.75 Feb
37%
380
33% Jun
1.50
—
paymaster Consol
PCB
Exploration Ltd—
Penmans
Oct
73c
Aug
1.43
37c
Mar
1.58
Dec
194,381
6,350
2,700
11%
11%
12%
Gas * Oil
Perron Gold
""
3.50 Feb
2,595
11
43
975
14% Jun
44
Feb
39
13%
50c
60c
3.20
3.40
1,000
1.18
Jan
Apr
12% Sep
1,425
1,030
14
Feb
'
Nov
1.90 Feb
2.40 Jan
5.00 Apr
1.55 Oct
50c
1.01
Apr
13
13
13%
1,800
2,727
10
Feb
27%
27%
27%
U
24
May
50
50
30
45
Jan
50% Sep
3.70
3.75
464
2.70 Jan
4.25 Jan
22C
18,600
18c May
13% Jan
17% Dec
77
82% Sep
3.70
17
17%
300
77
77
65
16% Sep
28
33c
Jan
40c
10%fiMar
Sep
Jan
July
15C
12%c
15c
35,800
1.40
1.40
1.50
400
1.40 Nov
3,500
6,600
45 %c Apr
1.35 July
400
13% Feb
16% Sep
5%C
7c
53c
,51c
55c
13%
14%
6j/2c
6c
-
12 %C
1.15
-
16c
1.15
1.24
Mar
gc
Jan
23c
'Jin
17c
20c
1.95
36C
42c
4,900
9%
330
9
9
9
8%
9
27
27 y8
24
315
7.85
9.15
82,467
12,500
9c
10c
34c
31c
42c
16%
17%
4,700
31,500
1.55 Feb
32c
ll%c Jan
•
July
2.10 May
Jan
55c
May
-9% Jun
Sep
8
Jan'
7
215
24
■
*-1.55
35c
250
27
30c
July
—5c
1.90
40c
80
U%o Jan
1.04 Oct
36c
9%C
Mar
40
7,400
5,233
12,250
2,933*
1.90
8.85
1.60 Noy
11,000
Jan
9% Jun
27 V8
24% Jan
Deo
May
25% Oct
5.75 Feb
10% Oct
-19
20c
Jan
19c
Jan
61c
25c
Jan
44c
AUg
July
9c.
-
Dec
•f
21% Oct
32 %
11,859
4,053
15% Nov
31
60c
60c
500
28c
26% May
Sep
600
52c
57c
41c
Apr
83c
Sep
4%c Jan
9e
Jan
37 %c Jan
6%c
6%C
6%C
5c
5c
5%c
5,350
3,000
22,500
27,348
57c
41c
46c
3.25
42c
31c
3.25
200
30c
33c
7,100
1,850
1,150
2,600
9,000
5.80
6.00
70c
1.00
3.25
3.40
18C
15c
18c
20c
15c 15%o
20 %c
9%
50
43%
43%
22c
9'/b
43%
*
18
18
20%O
34% AUg
-70c
62c
Dec
1.00 Dec
Dec
25c
10,457
13o
July
23c
24,400
5,200
18c
Feb
40c
10%
6% Feb
75
40
Jun
46
32%
320
24
200
13
Aug
Feb
34
18
93
100
100
100
25
1.50
1.50
1.65
22C
22C
24c
15,750
19,650
19
100
Jan
Dec
July
July
May
Oti
July
Nov
May
Sep
2.10 Aug
1.40 Nov
22c
M
3.70 Aug
2.50 Jan
Jan
preferred—1
Mar
6.35 Nov
3.90 Aug
70c
July
4.00 Jan
2.70 Sep
30c
NOV
ll%c Feb
3%o Jan
14c
100
Preferred
4.60 Feb
1.10 Oct
13
9%
.1.28
1.81 Oct
42
common
Peoples Credit common
Pernio
1
1
—1
Feb
1.95 May
1.10 Apr
40c
31%
Peerless Exploration
Pembina
Pipeline common
Preferred
4.65 Sep
44
2,420
15,740
325
—
Oct
Feb
43c
—
raw
Pato vuuoui Gold
Consol wvm——
,
40c
2.08
2
Canada
3.95
2.23 Mar
34%
1.00
of
Rights
Ii
Noy
Aug
Oct
1.32
•
Parker Drilling
patino
47c
May
1.58
31%
Hersey Tubes.
Pardee
17c
7c
16%
1
Mines.
Petroleums
Paramaque Alines
Parbec Mines
77% Mar
15%c Deo
Lake
Jan
13% Nov
10c
Pacific
Pamour Porcupine
13 %C NOV
91c
1
1
——
Nov
Nov
lie
10%
23
May
23 %c Oct
50
Jan
Osisko
Sep
Jan
18c
1.99
•
—J
Copper
Palllser Petroleum
7% Feb
10,250
common
Orenada Gold
Page
7c
49,525
Opemiska
Ormsby Mines
Nov
90c
28c
10
20
10
Debenture
Ontario Steel Products
Dec
2,490
9%c
f
—
&
5c
Oct
16,625
17c
•
Jan
July
10c
1.21
V?
7c
18c
55%
21c
—
'preferred
t
Class B preferred
Ontario Loan
Jan
7c
46,400
1.99
6%c
-1
90#
Jockey CH h -.commpn—
-•»'Warrants
Feb
35% Jan
72,450
8,383
19,900
1.25
'
Okalta
14
6,700
25c
40c
6%C
Oka Rare Metals Mining
14c
23,000
8%c
•
1.05 Deo
.13
9c
1
Nov
3,089
9c 10 %c
25c
5c
80
6,500
13.80Q
2.80 Mav
1.03
26c
mfr
37%
8%c
97c
common
Oct
Dec
1.39 Dec
7c
•
Mines
33c
23
12
1
—^
Nov
97c
Marigold Oils
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
3.20 Jun
38c
1.30 Aug
Maritime Mining carp
Martln-McNeelv
37c, Aug
lie May
—*•
Ogama Rockland Gola-
11c-
ft
7c
15C
52%
14
Oils—
O'Leary Malartlc—
May
50
4.00
——
11 %C Apr
68c
Aug
Mar
—•
Mines.
171
28c
36c
34%
* 1
Mines*
Gold
Sep
3.10
10 %c
Lake
Cement
Nov
'
13c
19 c
preferred
Feb
22c
10c
2
100
*
-—
70
5c
—
20
——*
38c
10c
6%c
1.06-
Mines
O'Brien
Aug
2,000
57c
-
Util
1.01 Aug
1.5l Jan
2.42 Nov
660
2,975
8,700
50c
Telephone
Beaucage
Nova
Nov
2.90
1
Norvalie
v
Sep
May
1.18 Jan
9,754
95c
5£
Northwestern
July
2.30 May
Nov
32%
49
28c
20
"
1.60 Nov
2.15
3.40
Utilities
1.00 Oct
85c
50
Noy
7%c Nov
2.10
13 %C
"Sep
13c
12c
Jan
4c
85c
70c
1.61 Not
Jun
4%c Jan.
4V2c Sep
5,500
2.15
Northland Oils Ltd——
36
19,800
6,111
13
Northland
Jan
2.90
..I
pfd
,
22% Jan
116
1.35
•
Ontario
Northern
Oct
41% Jan
22
——;
Preferred
32% May
35% Nov
1
A
7c
,3c
Nov
1.50 Jan
30% Nov.,
28% Jan
1
class
Com
..
-
50
7c
100
'
Mines
1,590
27
Oct
1.20
1.45
——
warrants
Northern
1.68 May
15c 16%C
46c
3,350
—I
Natural Gas
Northern Quebec Power common
24%
Aug
j.3c
12,040
Northern Canada Mines-
15c
20c
7c
-l
Ltd
Feb
1.48
Oct
7,»O0
1,405,763
8c
2Bo
50
NOV
24%
47c
11c
A
1957
May
2.95 Feb
34
Goldfield
Preferred
5.25
25c
2.20 Jan
♦
Cockshutt
Marcon
29C
Jan
1,000
sn
Explorations
Malartir
Jan
Mar
May
6c
1956 warrants—
2.80
.30
:
MacLeod
Maanet
Nov
2.65
...
Macleods
Magnum
Class
2.78
A.—
i
Red
3.90
15c
Jan
3.50 Dec
—
Macdonald Mines
Madsen
160
12c
2.75 Jan
;30
Uranium
Macmlllan
1,497
Jan
100
—i.
^
Lyndhurst Mining Co.
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines
Macfie
12,500
preferred
128
Aug
July
12c
8c
50
Feb
Nov
15c
llo
7%c
68c
July
Feb
lie
120
Oct
Jubf
Aug
3bC
1.28
7.26
5c
1.45
warrants.
A
Ciubt>
87
•
3
Theatres
Macassa
120
35c
-
20c
Mar
13o
17,600
37,900
7%c
*
———
North Star Oil common
Jan
3.50
Warrants
.
7o
3.70 Oct
1
15c
4%c Jan
lie Mar
60
-
85c
—1
Uranium
Nbrthspan
Sep
Oct
1
Long Island Petroleums
;
25c
4.55
23Vac23%c
85c
Jan
2.70 Jan
80
Nov
3.50
—
Mines-.-.
r—;;;
Louvicourt
20 %c
4.40
23c
23%c
1.18
1
Preferred
Lorado
4,500
40c
10
3.50
...
preferred
Loews
9%c
Apr
—*
*
—
-
Cos
8c
1
Gold Mines
B
9%c
f
Loblaw Groceterias class B pfd
Class
215
...A
...
Gold Mines..
Secord Candy
Loblaw
8,410
Mar
•
Sep
2.59 Feb
•1.85 Aug
II,7991
5,588
382,095
14,100
7c
—
North Goldcrest Mines
North Rankin
25% Nov
*y
7
9c
8%c
J
———
Warrants
30% Nov
Jan
Die
7,860
83
.100
preferred
^Little-Long Lac Gold,..
1st
70c
3.20
81
1
Lamaque
Lexindln
65c
2.95
81
Mines...
Leitcb- Gold
70c
2.95
....
Mines
La Luz Mines
Laura
2,600
1
1
I#fee Wasa Mining
Lencourt
135
1.16
)
Gas
Lake
9%
1.08
I
Debentures
1
Lake Lingman Gold
Lake
2,950
9%
3.08
•
10
Exploration
Lafarge Cement class A
,-t
2.25
8c
9c
Oct
Nov
Jt
2,12
20c
74o
19c
18%
Apt
9c
Jan
5c
3,005
Oct
57c
20c
Feb
27c
25
31c
Oct
*
95c
1,400
29%
May
26c
34c
3,300
24
,16c
3.35
16c
28%
5,100
13,250
8,090
19c
30c
45c
28%
24%
•
20c
28c 30%c
3.20
Preferred
Latoatt
Jan
1.22
36c
'50c
25o
40c
34c
1.99
■
1.01 Jan
5,150
•
45,750.
31c
3.20
3 3c
July
Jtuy
8 %c July
35c
Feb
620 July
1.35 Sep
Apr
Mar
99c
—1
1
—*
Noriartlc Mines
Normetal Mining Corp:—
19%
40
18c
Mines ————-———1
—
1
Noi*gold
8'/2c Oct
Jan
14% Jan
4c
31,480
31,100
J
——
—
Gold-————r
Acme
7,000
10c
Aug
14c
69c
1
Jan
6%c
*
Liu———
Mines
13
8c
30c 34 %C
1.10
1.15
85c
1
—
1
;
Townsitey.
Jan
1
14c
1
Kirkland Minerals
19«
31c
i
1.90
1.90
23,000
280
8C
s
-i
42c
1
...
15% Oct
196
& Smelting—.1
Gold- Mines-—
Nisto Mines
Nov
5.20 NOV
1.00 Mar
Dec
44c
30 %o
Exploration———*
45c
Copper
Warrants
Kirkland Hudson Mines
Kirkland
6c
18%
4.20 Nov
July
•
Jan
7c
Mining
Niplssing Mines
Kelvinutor of Canada
Nov
18c
Jan
26 %C
Manitoba
Nickel Riui
13c
Mar
'
Superior Oils
Nickel Mining & smelting——1
2.49 Mar
4%c Apr
11c
Aug
8%b
New
Aug
49
GO
390
99c
New Rouyn Merger-—New Senator Rouyn
July
{13% May.
220
1.14
Mines,
Myiaiuauue
NeWnorth
3.00 Deo
■'
July
6c
Mines—-—
New
Oct
1.50 Jan
37% Jati '
279
12cl2%c
New
Dec
'41c
:
May
27% May,
5% Nov
Jan
61,100
2.25
Mlries-iiii-.
Jan
23c
10V2C Jan
20o
Aug
July
94c
26c
•
Nov
"No?
23,966
.1
-
Newlund Mines
12% Nov
.Dec
24% Jan
20
Feb
36c
16
16
15
Harrleana
Jason
Aug
Sep
36c
31c
New Dickenson' Mines-
New
800
7%c~8%0
80
,
Hosco
Dec
820
Apr
27 %c
u%
——1
New Calnmet'^Mines————-
Dec
26c
July
10c
41,633
185,350
.
-•
..
Gold
New Bidlamaque
New
91
-
15
Uranium
New Athona Mines
New
18% Nov
Oct
4
18,600
23
49
7%6
...
———
Mines—
Goldvue
•
400
Dec
-Dec
78c' Oct
Apr«
8c
-475
-
Dec
>
31
18
11% Jan
12
Feb
9,000
5
49
*
Products
Nesbltt Labino
New
24
5
'
'
—
Oct
0%c
Apr
i
23%'Dec
14% Apr
182
23%
■2.50
25o
—
——-——10
—
2.34 Oct
•
1,40 Mar
17c
1
Mines..
Jollefc-Quebec Mines
Journal
18c
————
(193tf)i
Joburke Gold
,20o
...
8c
-
27%27%-
8%C
52o
-
14% -14%
Explorations Ltdw—
■
830
17c
14%
•
33 %e
July
72c'; July
.
15%c
National Petroleum
15%
Oct
Mines.
National
1
Feb
»..1
New Chamberlain Petroleum ——-50s
Ntfw "Oohtlnental OIL of Canada-—.—*
New
Da vies
Petei—
—-——50o
New Delhi Mines——ii
——*
S
62c
72c
18%
,
NOV
260
.
Jan
18
New BTistol Oils———————20a
36% Jan
-js'^'^Jfan'
7
87
87c "Oct
55 :
21% Nov
15% Feb
Nov
15% NOV
Jan
50c
National Grocers preferred------20
National Hosiery Mills class Bu—
Alger
8c
91
New' Kelore Mines—
Jack Waifce Mining....
»aye
Exploration
Jefferson Lake
680
9.10 Jan
I,205
51,081
18%
-3
13C
July
23%
23%
——-——,—
3.15 Jun
Jun
13
16% Sep
Oct
7c
22%
17%
-Preferred
2.15 Aug
1.77 Jan
16c
•3.55 Oct
91
8c
-
.
Jan
14%
Minerals
New
1
62,974
7,400
-•
Jan
1.25
15c
Porcupine
(Vattonai
.
July
July
May
1.18 July
81c
13%
National Drug & chemieal common—uB
.;
8a
1.40
Aug
IHVStC Jaw
7,285
15,400
Apr
Jan
9%c
Jun
2:50
31% i'^b
-
49
23%
;
Neon
■
40c
4,438
-
12c May
1.50 Oct
Feb
May
(»0% Apr
■•••■
G5.800-
..10
...
745
-*-7,785-'
21%
Jan
5 Vb ' Jun
2,730
2,500
Feb
46-
7c
National Trust W
Nealon Mines- ——--J
Nello Mines
5.25 Oct
27c
20
Jan
iay4 Nov
9
Oct
47-y*
1T_.r„l- v
..
-
61c
50
275
2.32
:
5% Oct
49% Jan1
OVa Feb
-24,450
49
Corp
7% Jun
.
4.25 Nov
46
2.24
10c
39^1 Aug
14% Sep
54
July
••
..
2.70
6%J Jpn
6,595
~
...
46
"
v
10% Feb
23c
25c
;
1*4% Jim
■«'
100
46
•
25c
eommon-
-
Class A
Mines
84%
Jan
1,544
25%c
Irish Copper•.Mines-'w
-82 y«
5%
66 ^J«ly
■—26%.-'Jitn: •
6.75 Jan
50
4.B<F
17%
'
-
4.65
4.50
17%
2,50
t
4.20
4.50
•
17,000
~~
■"
;'••• inland Cement eo
^
•
12%-Jan
-
92c
49
15c
B
Nama creek
Nov
14
Sep
93% Nov
47% Oct
Oct
38% "Feb
500
38%
5Vs%+jjretttred
Ingersoll Machine.class
; ingiis jMnnnFfe<^.Ak.::^.L\.'-.
Ingram Bell common........
67
f»% Jan
43%
11,638
14 -■—4j455-
13%
i-;1 6
:-n
.
43% Jan
20
I2c<
87c
32c
Wright Iron—
Moltl
Oet
33 %c Nov
87c
Warrants
Mt
47%, Nov
4c
Oct
3.45 Oct
Jan
1.40
Brewery new class A.
Moneta
2.20 Jan
11c
100
Montreal Locomotive Works.
Moore Corp comm eh
Jun
Apr
13%
class
New
>
Oct
62
y
9,100
Molybdenum Corp
2.08 Oct
Jan
12,829
15c
Modern' Containers class A__-.
Jun
-i 28c :
■
..
Wkrr*to$t(
32
July
23% July
;
,.i
.
4,050
;
7,
15o. Apr
77c
Jan
2.45
July
July
48c
52c
12c
Mining Corp
5.25 Oct
.
15%Mar
-2.25
14c
64c
Metals
Molsons
;
_„39% Apr
.
15,300
11%
'
13%
■
Investors
Mindamar
46
j
10,200
22c
Jan
33c
21%. July
38% Oct
Oct
28c
0%c
49
Mill city Petroleums
MUllken Lake- Uranium
50% Sep
3.05 Mar
25c
J0%c Jan
906
Warrants
Feb
23
4,720
pfd.
Midrim Mining
Midwest industries- Gas
Nov
30% Nov
May
40
3,139
.
60^8
U%
>» 22
v
47
-
"
Dec
30c
14
Apr
13% Apr
.25% Jan
.11,227
1.90
10
,
..
19c
—25
bnperial Investment; class A.
■■■■■
20%
3,012
59
19%
17c
1.80
-20
•.
.
.
4.40
itfy/4
V
Irpperlsl Bank
Warranta
Jun
Chipman Knitting.
Mining—.
Island
Midcon Oil & Gas-.
1.74 Dec
39% Apr
7,778
;
42
3.90
.
4.05
nzzrzt
Preferred
5 Vi
10c
2.30
Urannun Alines.
Meta
5.75 Aug
;8c
1.10 Jan
17c
3,000
28%
50
i'•;'$1.40 preferred
'•imperial
■.*
July
4.00 Apr
4%c Jan
17 %
;•
*
10c
1,000
17%
o
„.LJ,
—
Humber'Oils
.
Jan
4,205
1.61
29%
:
v
'Royie "RtMBy..? ..j
■■
Hudson Bay <Mtatar:de «m»tnny
Hudson Bay Oil.
Hugh Pam Porcupine^-.
■
Jan
00
4,100
8c
High
LOW,
.
31c
26c
Min Ore Mines.
Class A'——
■
79c
:
; •' Class B
*.'• . J." .
■
Howard Smith -Paner "ftfHTimnn
Huron & Erie Mtge
Jan
.19,100
8,600
49
.■
—
Merrill
Mercury
Range Since Jan. 1,
High
14%c
Mersey- Paper 5%%>
7c
•
Gold
Nov
Nov
Shares
27c
Mentor Expl St Dev.
July
Sales
for Week
8c
Mines-.—.
21c
5%
23 %c:
July
83c
Week's
Range
30c
Petroleums-
12c
5%
1.70
Dauch Canada..
14c
,
Medallion
21c
4.25
23 %c
McWatters Gold
8% Dec
Mar
5
on*
.
8e
5%C
7c
f
mm
Sarcee
19c.
15 Vz Dec
"
Lake.
Red
lgyac Apr
6c
Apr
.15,100
*
—
T
Apr
6% Aug
J9%e Jan
4,000
6,500
128,100
5%t
Paper common
Preferred
15C
17 %C
7%C
Highland Bell
;
15
10C
Hees (Geo H> & Co.
Holllnger
McMarmac Red Lake
54C
Heva Gold Mines
Hinde
Dec
10c
Lake
Mines.
Hendershot
16
10c
15C
Red
Gold
14% Feb
100
-
of Prices
Low
McKenzie
100
Iron
Lakes
High
120
16:
Last
Sale Price
.
Oct
8%
19C
^
Hasaga Gold Mines
Head
16
.
25
15%
10%c
5
Apr
8%
Harding- Carpets
Hard. Rode
Low
20
15%
common.
DECEMBER
Friday
Range Since Jan. 1
High
20%
:
Hamilton Cotton
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
Low
20 %,
common.
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Par
Hahn
FOR
Sales
Week's
Range
.
40c
Feb
: 1
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
(2390)
42
Monday, December 8, 1958
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Last
WEEK
ENDED
DECEMBER
5
Friday
Sales
Week's
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
of Prices
Range Since Jan. I
Shares
"
Low
4.600
1.48
1.35
70c
1.85
Jan
Oct
Peruvian Oil & Minerals
Petrol Oil & Gas
1.35
1.38
1.30
1.42
111,750
38c
Jan
1.50
ptumps Oil Cc
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
1.05
1.04
1.07
9,750
60c
Jan
1.75'«fuly
85c
Oct
1.23
Feb
1.05 Jan
1.73
Apr
Gold
Pioneer
Pitch
of
Uranium
Ore
Placer
Oils
13,642
1.37
20,435
'
21c
-•
38
East
54%
Jan
68
3,885
■*
14c
57,000
4.40
3,175
11.65
2,385
12c
65,440
5.75
6.15
6.15
828
5.10
5.00
6.00
90c
85c
95c
19,740
5.340
•
3.00
2.95
3.05
25,150
-1
lie
10c
12c
45,000
Ltd
Producers
Minerals Ltd
-
Oct
5.50
Trinity
"•
Gas
Union
4.00 Sep
United; Asbestos
37c
Aug
United
United Corps Ltd class
Class B
;
2.41 Mar
May
106,480
9c
Mar
59c
29,370
34c
Jan
71c
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop
Q< etjec
Lithium - Corp—
1'
24c
24c
27c
40,300
23c
Apr
50c
6c
6% C
Jan
3.80
4.00
15,000
4,375
6c
4.00
1
17c
17c
17c
>76c
73c
80c
—1
•
—
'
500
lfk:
Apr
55,150
,
70c
Jan
1.55
20
Jan
26%
13c
Jun
31c
16,167
2,915
8 Vac
8c
9%c
13,300
8c
Dec
15c
40c
42 c
12,000
34c
Nov
85c
July
17c
Feb
55c
Oct
Apr
2.75
Oct
•
20%
50c
46c
50c
9,800
2,14
2.10
2.20
3,235
10%
10%
Uranium
10c
13%
7.50 Jan
17%
115
3.00
100
13 %C
16c
20c
101,541
10 %
10%
1,405
15%
15%
v
Scarfe
16%
17c
14,290
1.80
3,191
-313
21
21%
'<
52
57
4.00
.
4.30
460
V
11%
.
45c
2.28
90c
3.20C
85c
85c
;
12,041
74%
76
4,964
9.80
10%
20%
11%
1,670
200
2,123
20
10 %
10c
5,000
17%
100
16%
17'%
98
17%
1,060
3.545
98
100
106
Sicks
53
7
Feb
West
21
Rights
4
2.00
1.000
29
29%
11.5
1.35
1J3C
15.300
2.00
'2.20
2,35c
Western
Western
12c
Malartic
Western
Jan
Nov
Ltd
Leaseholds
95
Jan
100
Nov
Western
Naco-
Western
Dec
53
52
54
160
25% Jan
54
Dec
15%
16
3,120
3.30 Jan
16
Nov
4
Jun
July
19c
75c
9c
Mar
20c
—1
50c
Voting
:
Miller
Standard
Class
K
8
;
fa
45
1.76
;
1.86
15,448
•
3,000
5c
114c
20,505
65c
Feb
92c
1.G5
1.97
13,809
60
8c
12,800
'/tic
2,200
,
-V
7c
-
7c
.
7
4.00
..1.56
1.60
—
; 4.40
'
:
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275 '
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13
325
6.95
2,870
7.45" 8ep
i 7-.
3,940
24
Jan
33%
Dec
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35%
35%
35%
76
29
Apr
35%
34»/2
185
43
Nov
48%
50
50
30
46
Oct
6,400
Stand
43
4.05
4.05
4.10
53,796
31%
33%
2,385
1,370
21
.A'—
Jun
.
Yale
33%
Dec
Nov
5%
.^
—
Yankpy
Sep
Jan
4.5C
900
4.75 May
65c
12,330
23c
Jan
83c
Apr
Yukeno Mines
16c
16c
1,000
13c
Jan
24c
July
Zemnac Metal
Jan
4.90
3.65 Jan
12
11%
12
325
10%
11%
11%
11%
140
10
3,672
65c
1.20
95c
1.20
——
24%
23%
24%
505
22c 24 %c
123,000
preferred
49%
24c
9c
54
49
9c
32%
Apr
76c
16
I,700
630,850
2,364,400
6
150
1.36
1.36
200
16c
18c
17,900
Jan
24%
Apr
26c
51
15c
Jan
9c
Apr
87c
5
May
7%
2.50
13c
4,733
12c
3,755
85 c
85c
90c
37,490
36c
42c
7,333
8
1
1.53
8
100
Stuart
26c
85c
35c
Feb
25c
Nov
Dec
2.10
Nov
Feb
46%
Nov
Jan
1.25
5% Jan
8
Anglo
*
k'e^rns
British
•''fin
Corp
Bulolo Gold
Gold
Jun
Canadian
Dec
95c
Oct
Can
6%C
6c
6%c
28,700
4%c Mar
13c
Jun
Canadian
34%
34%
34%
300
35
Nov
Canadian
67%
69%
4,495
7%c
6%C
7%c
11 %
11%
15
1.99
Voting
Taylor
lie
12c
II,000
6c
00
9c
2.05
8,023
20c
15,550
3,925
4
24%
24%
24 %
1*5
21
3 35
12,705
1.00 Jan
18
18%
1,215
15% Jan
6c
:
100% 100%
19
5c
6%c
9,000
4.25
4.40
1,200
1.00
1.00
1.03
23,715
_1
77c
66c
80c
23,623
dian
97
2.bi
9
9
800
-i
1.90
1.85
1.95
18.275
1
1.70
1.55
1.70
10 425
80c
SSs
34c
33c
36c
8,175
12 875
30r
6%o
common.
Calgary
Thompsor
Lundmark
6%c
-
65c
•.
;10«
-
Tombill Gold Mines.
Tortrit Silver Mines
•
2,300
Ingersoll
110
-20
7,900
July
10c
Jun
.1.20 May
Jun
53c
'.. 73C
Aug
8c
Sep
May
3V2C Jan
32c
44,300
24c
'
23,625
II %C
.
Jui
62i
.;.«u
n, •
Apr
25c
Apr
Curb Section
Saics
Wrcck's
for Week
Range
of Prices
39%
'
250
'
25
5
Jan
6%
7
3,220
36%
1,890
45 %
45%
3.60
3.75
3.60
34%
25
3.00
2,035
-
705
24*8
95
Apr
26%
Apr
32%
33
450
25
Jan
33
Nov
50
560
42
May,
55
"5
4.25
5%
12,243
41%
41%
43
4,560
21
Hayes Steel
Nov
Loblaw
Dec
Minnesota
4.40 May
13c
Oct
1,210
f
* e'o
—-10
15%
15%
200
15
Apr,
19%
20'«
2.661
30
30
crnaiional
Inc
—
20 Va
•
—1
1.27 Jan
Ontario
—
:
Feb
Jan
' 117Y« Nov
Jan
32% Oct
75
Jan
105
160
139 139%
139
38c
Jan
.
Feb
1.16 Jun
Effective
1.11
7% July
Jun
9% A»g
,46
J35
Bros
Yukon
Cons' Gold
Jam
26
Jan
45
135
--
1.35
60c
Jan
2.00
Nov
July •
8ep ■>
2.16
O-rt
5c
July
60c
1.28
Mar
8c
10c
.
21c
Jan
33c
Jan
19c
J»n
37c
Aug
51%
51%
22,050
42%
437
38%
Jan
2.60
-t
430
41%
52%
3.76
40
29%
Sep
400
620
34%
Jan
48% -Nov
6%
6%
951
»4%
Jan
61c
64c
10,500
35
63c
Corp—
Jan
i
—
35
—,
*
No par
value:
-1.80 Jan
57c
Jan
26
75
-"•% A-»g
65c Nov
Jan
35
OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
t Rx-liquidating
.
_
range)."
d Deferred deHyery skle (not
1.6n0
3 65
;• 3JSS
2.55
46%
'
6%
Trust-
a Odd
i.ooa
52%
May
45*/2
-
45%
FOOTNOTES FOR
Feb
July
2 )c
35%
155
2-50
1
1.40 Dec
26c
3 50
Zellers
May
25c
35%
Dec
46% '-Oct
-
Nov
Oct
15,866
I 794
.
.
1
Third Canadian Gen Inv
21%
375
:
;
—i_—,
*
Nov
34% Get
-
235
33%
45
135
-100
1st
December
Oreille: Mines.,
Prtci
140
'
32
:
—-—
Jun
25
18
84 V*
21*%
24%-
-
Preferred-
35 %^)ct
23
45%
Pato Consolidated Gold Dredging
Transferred to Stock Exchange
Cep
Sep
22
-
1,470
28
2.50
Paper.
16 Y2
.
28 %
23 %
28%
—5
—8
;
.
-Nov
108% 108%
23%
*.
Paper common—_—7.50
Utilities ,—■
84
Apr
19%. Jan
255
'
Sep
20c
3.000
^
Dec
4"
Jan
84
Ogilvie Flour common:
.
Sep
5% Dec
1.90 Mar
28
15c
Products——
In
; 7%c Nov
.
84
(1956)—,
Dec
Nov
26
20%- Jan
15c
of Canada
Co
Dec
49
—*
—
Aug
,4.45 Mar
Jan
*
Gaspe Copper Mines.,
International
3.35
45%
Jun
25%
—1
:—
>
36%
—*
!
Nov
.
27% Mar
common-
.—1
7
-24%
32%
—•
:
v
26
26
;
-
•
40
Apr
*33%
4
High
Low
High
6%
,
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
——1
Glass
Dupoiti
—
in Crtnudian Dollars
39 %
——5
Paper '
Oil
Dec
29c
_
19c
*
i———
Marconi
Aug
-
108,621
37%
„
Toronto General Trusts—
.'—
Rand-
Preferred
Jun
19% May
100% Nov
Jan
'0
? "5
Rights
—
39,600
6c
28c
*
Dalhousie
Aug
20c
Bank.
Nov
-
16 %«
Mar
u9i
19,720
07c
'
LoW
—*
25%
Jan
8c
1
35c
Jun
6c;
5%c Jan
2,300
-
63c
Tiara Mines
'
Note—*—
Investments--
26c
1 00 8ep
45c
63c
*
"'
33%
common:——
11%
.
—*
—8
Bronze
Dominion
2.49 Oct
May
Mar
3%c Jun
65c
•
30c
Par.
•
General
Pend
!>*»«
1.20 Aug
10c
-
6c
•
.
Bank
Dredging
Consolidated
8%c Nov
Nov
2.75
18%
—1
Blevat«*»•<■
19c
,
,
Feb
4.30
trust
Jan
"19% Nov
1.70 Feb
'
Last
'
11%
50c
Mines
Dominion
'18
Apr
1.70
Oct
Apr
14% Oct
Jan
4%c
10%
100
1.96
4,
70
12 %C
14% Apr
,_*
—.
Tecs
Hughe* Gold
remagam!
Mines
fr>-nni
100
♦
Gold
Pearson
Toronto
15
3.25
Industries
/
Jan
25
Petroleum ordinary
Preferred
!
Surf Inlet Cons Gold
.
8.30 Feb
18 %c
19c
Warrants
Supertest
Sylvan! t*
4c
17,207
•
11
-X
Preferred
Taurcanis
4,500
24% Jan
45% Jan
6c
12c
.1
Exploration
Propane common-
Superior
3.15
64c
1
Cons Mines.
Sunburst
Dec
29,988
-..1
Contact
«
5,260
71c
—*
River
Sturgeon
g»'H
Sullivan
Jan-
'
18.800
♦
90c
57c.
Canada & Ddminion Sug^r
Dec
1.63
1.60
...L
American
64c
11%
7c
66c
Are Expressed
Shown
Canadian Pulp Paper—
Newtoiindland Develop—
Anglo
1.50
1
Oil
10%
10c ; V. 23,000-
7c
86c
Friday
66c
•
—
Jan
>10%. Nov
Nov
10,740'
29c
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..
Sale Price
1
Minine
:
STOCKS
1
Steep Rock Iron
'
20c
Nov
1
33% Jan
*
1.29 "
;
..5c
■
1
i—
—
;
.,-1
Feb
46%
—•
Sep
7.50
2,605
.19
.
27c >
Jan
1.00 Sep
15c
Nov
43
36c
1.21
~
-1.1
.——
Prices
61% Nov
13c
—X
Bros
'•
31%
20
Mar'
23
1
'
'
10c
Nov
Dec
38
13c
—
12
"
•
'
18%
r.. 7c
.—1
Feb
46
Gas
625'
9.25
Toronto Stock Exchange
Nov
Apr
68
Stedmai
A
"T'tjt"245
"
90c
—
Mining
Dec
4%c
13c
—•
Zulapa
1.70 Mar
47
•
Nickel
_6,(}00
26%
26
8%c Sep
Apr
Oct
17c
Mines
Oil
67c .July
•
"
Dec
54c
6
.30o
July
60C
140
60
50c
Nov
l,3o0
9c
51
12
16 % Mar
1.36
Stanley Brock class B
3 tan rock
Uranium Mines Ltd
14c 14 %c
"
9.00
-Nov
'
'
11% Nov
17,086
50
31c
Oils
.
*
Jan
-
Nov
Nov
80c
.
Apr
5c
27c
-20C
Young" (H G) Mine.^—
50c
32%
Warrants
Apr
13c
"2,500
,
Jun
8%
,
Oct
4.30
1,115
.
—V
Mines ——--—
Yellowknife Beair' Mines——I.¬
50c
Services
Stan well
'J l-29
1
Zinc—
Canuck Oil-—-———
4.40
31.
Uranium Corp
30c
227,450
1,600
Jun
Nov
107
ri.27
,7c'
18%
—5
65
23%
—•
—
,
Apr
23c '
26:
—
Yellorex
4.90 Oct
34
Lead
>5.00
62c
Oils
75c
66c
7c
g.oo
WrightrHargreaves
4.90
———————————'
Starratt
A——
31%
50o
Paving & Materials
Stanleigh
Class
6%; Jun
1,000
25.125
*116c
L 14c.
1
Ltd_^—
ckiss
5.00
31
Mines &
Mines
Indus
Woodward Ltd class A warrants-
Dec
1.03
30c
3^y4
-
Stadacona
/
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Oils
(J)
r
Jan "
-
"
'.1.10
*
Wood
8%
1.20
103
Nov
97
15
«
51% May
il.03
Southam
Spoonei
I
43
88c
Valley Oil
Air
8%
1.07
-
65c
1
!
"435
:20c
1
A
107
—
———
33%
class
106%
Jan
Dec
Nov
35
Jan
Jan
6.65
'
43
Roi—
d.ian.s
Windfall
21%
2,920
—
Coghlan
Winchester Larder
5
Mines
Union
Dec
1.03
Manufacturing—
Spartan
4.10 Jan
1
t
95
-14 %
Feb
17
.
"
130'
92%
-I
Warrants'
Jan
35%
Jan
87 %
*
-
.,13%
Wiltsev
Dec
13
Feb
12
—•
<
1
Oct
1.55
Apr
-21%
"1,841*
1,236
'106%
100
preferred———
Jan
.
.4:60 Jan
NOV
"11
-T'leo-
34%;
92%
'
33%
*
<
."
,
6.50
—
Ltd
:
32%
Apr
3.90 Apr
21% Jan
Mines
Van
Sep
2.35 Mar
Nov
85c
5,450
13%
Willroy Mines
*
s.
common
Slocan
Nov
11
Aug
6% Jan
l.oo
38
'
'33%
..'3,4%
100
'
6.50
50o
Dairies
Somerville
62c
34c
-r.'40c
•
'
—
Dec
1.90 Mar
<
Sep
4.05
200
Nov
.
9%
4.00 Dec
315s Mar
,
~
'
94c
17
.•
4c
12,300
'
4.40 *"
90c
94c
-
—
A
7c
37%:
4.40
,
36
•
Jan :
1.50
16,394
<1(63
Jan
9%c Aug
15% F°b
;
6% Aug
2,870
Julj
20c
1.50 Feb
4c
i- 363«
—
89
3,571
4.00
33%
2nd
1.05
"1^9 Mar
;
10% July
30
Jun
9%
9%
3.50.
Jun
Apr
,
Jan
: 5c
130
-15
32 %
.32%;
-.
A—.
class
1
15
%%
6%
13c
39c:
•
1.50 Nov;
4c
Sep
.
Oct
27c,
Sep
:
Oct
''4.70 Nov
Nov
12,017
1—
—
Class
(Goo)
Jan
25c
'•
Apr
9c
19c
: 86c
4
White Pass. & Yukon——
.
Dec
32%
.—50
common
46
•
12%
12
1.12 July
Jan
Mar
28
•
Mines Ltd
Slater
4,825
~8
1.83
B
D
50c
44c
*
Simpsons Ltd
Biscoe
480
—*50
preferred
Sigma Mines Quebec
Silver
137,862
46
50o
;
6%
Silver
1.04
42
1
A
trust
91c
45
preferred;
preferred-
Silverwood
96c
_
'
'
•
7%
Apr
18c
9c
6c
:„67c
preferred ———:
' Warrant ,v!
;
2.10
300
1.500
:: 1.71
PetroL:
Plywood
We*tun
34%- Nov
8%c Jan
4,700
„
117%c
Class B
15%
4.CO
19c
4c
Western
Oct
14c
3.95
.
i'lRc
——
Gas
Petroleum
Nov
1,35
Nov
13%c
;
18
Oct
6.75
Jan
4 V»
r
Apr
24%
20C
19c'
«—
Apr
30%
5.15
7,823
4j50
Breweries——-
.
12
89.000
1.50 Nov
3.35 Nov
'
—
Decalta
Apr
13% Jan
2,492
33%
3.95
Warrants
5.260
6^5
32%
/
Western Grocers class
19,500
19C
Nov
'
'6.10
—
Warrants
1.05
15c
30%
24%
7,4.50
—
Canada
30%
15c
NOV
2.25 Nov
-
2.00 Dec
32%
Mines
Copper
29
1
7%
:
■
Dec
Apr
; 31% oct
Jan
1.15 Nov
v
Westeel Products
2,000
May
1.37
—
West
99c
61c
1.50
July
12c
% May
29
;—
99c
61c
1.45 Sep
.
Jan
I,820
6.15
Oil &s
Oct
40c
Jan
12,000
10,836
2.20
Oil
Canadian
29%
20
5c
Nov
30
Oct
Jan
Uc
.10
common
Petroleums
Wespac
Westburne
,
Sep
18%
47c
22%
^ 58c
63-i
6c
Nickel-
Jan
Feb
11% May
10% Mar
521
H.T.Jt
27 "a
——
Equipment
Petroleums Ltd
Wayne
14%
Jan
9c
& W)
(G
Webb &
28 %
Nov
31
92c
21
Amulet Mines
•
common
X
Gordon
1.00 Aug
July
6%
_1
76
Nov
'
90c
8c
Mines
1
Breweries
Apr
Oct
68c
6%
Trust
21c
Mar
19%
20
Waite
1.30 July
Jan
9.75
10c
Sheep Creek Gold
Sherritt
Nov
2 85
'15%
——-r—;——
Lake
Jan
15%
;
B
68c
Apr
Sep
I 63
27.14
Werner
98
6c
31
86c
1
_1
Walnwright Prod & Ref
Jun
10
1
Class A
A
22,824
w
4.60 Oct
10% Nov
1,222
1
Oct
July
<
Feb
35c
54,150
11%
Nov
25
60
.
J
i—
Weed on
15%
*
Scurry Rainbow Oils Ltd
Scythes common
Security Freehold Petroleums—;
Shawlnigan Water & Power com
Class
3.40
2,417
40c
'
•
;
7.75 Oct
2.25 July
29
Dec
52
Aug
18% Aug
Dec
-
163£ Apr
80
v
,2.10
<11%
2.27-
.
11
25% Jan
.
Mar
24 %e
»
,»
1.50 Oct
29
45c
•
L
^
Grey
Violamac
*
July
Oct
10c 10 %c
Jun
38c
4.90 Jan
7.50
>
/ 53
-1
Fortune!.
Jan
-
-
*
Oct
28c
12
76
—25
Victoria
Jan
850
Petroleums
Class
July
5.50
15% Dec
8,466
1.55
—
Zlo
pfd—
A
4.00 Apr
17%
Jun
3.00 Jan
29 %c
100
com
Metal
75c
.
8% Jan
6,325
7.35
1.80
-
Knapp Canada Ltd
Pyrile Copper
Apr
99%
Gold
class
Nov
Oct
13c
16
"
Satellite
Jan
'.
2.00
Class B
•
July
Feb
99%
-
Apr
9c
11,813
Gold
Debentures
Jug
Apr
45c
:
3.20 Feb
28%
7.50
—1
Waterous
28c
13%
—X
River
25%
'5:75
-
Apr
Jan i>
22c 24 %c
24c
Explorations Ltd
Walker
21,253
13%
10%
rrqi
Sapphire
r«
1GC
4.00
125
10%
Ltd
May
23,700
37,527
12c
•
71c
*
.,
class
Viceroy Mfg class A—
1.65 May
Jan
Jan
Jan
36c
A
1.25
24c
9c
lie
Gas
Antonio
Band
S
T
4.40
19 %c
—•
Mines
Ventures
Sep
—1
class
8alada-Shirnff-Horsey
5 % % series B pref
.
16c
25c:
4.40
_il
i.—-
trust
A
Vandoo Consol
Aug
32c
Industries
Corp
preferred
22,325
2,720
Feb
74c
33c
10
..
Lawrence
_i
Universal Controls
Jan
11 % c
11 %c
10 %c
1.18
10c
5%c Jan
-50C
1
Nov
31 c
32,424
3.00
Mines
Cement
18c
-20c
,
Upper Canada
•t
Nov
11
Feb
5%c Dec
19,000
13%
—
7
70c
51,491
1
Ltd
Ryanor Mining
Wh
62c
1.60
1.56
16c
lioo
Lawrence
13,600
July
July
.30c
Oct
1.00 Jan
17%
Prefetred
San
10c
53c
common...
Mines
Maurice
9%c
preferred
Loyal Bank of Canada—
Royalite Oil common
6t
38,050
.1
Consol
5%
800
47c
1.18
—
Uranium
Preferred
St.
1.30
40c
61c
Mines
Roe (A V) Can Ltd
St
6,000
1.05
45c
Rocky petroleum
Russell
20,920
6c
1.15
Mines
Rowan
100
75c
1.26
Mines
10%
70c
5%C
72c
Rich well
Rockwin
9,315
34c
20%c
-1
—1
—
Steel Corp
Telefilm Ltd-..
United
Jan
42c
*
Mill
4.35
32c
Oct
13 %
-
Oct
18
23
4.20
July
38%
Jan
Jan
13c
Sep
1.45
9% Nov
...
21%
*:
32C
_<_»
pfd^
Oil voting
Inv
New
United
v
Sep
Sep
3,507
18c
1
$1
Fuel
United
Jan
12 Vh
11%
X
——
Ltd
Mfg
9,006
.15,200
-,
Sep
43
Oct
20V*
18,785
:
.
18c
'
Canada
United Oils
s
Aug
22%
17c
•
Oil
Cotton
10%.
16c
Jan
45 %
1
Feb
^
60c
129,510
28%
10%
-
United' Keno Hill-
-
6.15 Jan
25c
15c
1
Rapid Grip
Batten
Rayrock Mines
Reef
Explorations
Roche
26%
18c
—
•
Robinson
of
Canso
United
<
Jan
10c
3.70 Sep
11 %
21
1
;
Petroleum
Robertson
1.20
90c-
'
32
25
v
12c
Jan
'
Radiore Uranium Mines
Rupununi
41
...
-
*
1
i
Quebec Manitou Mines
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec Natural Gas
Queenston Gold Mlnen
Quemont Mining
Athabasca
41
•
Oct
Rio
-
•>.
-1
Shawkey Mines
Union Acceptance 2nd
<
Oct
Rix
31%
4.20
'.ZZZi
Ultra
Nov
56c
Rexspar
7%c Jan
2,983
.
Mining Corp—
56c
Renabie
1,000
43%
23
—
...
Union
50c
Mines
11c
42
26%
—*—
Jun
47c
Rainville
City Gas
1.33 May
55c
Ranger
Dec
11c
,
—
ChiboUaamau
Twin
7.05
51C
Quonto
Nov
59
*
6.25 Nov
Jun
1
Copper
35
10%:
i
Nov
1
Ascot
Jan
51% Jun
i
Pipeline
13c
Queoec Ciubougamau Gold
Quebec
24
685
1.18
1
Mining Co Ltd
Apr
3.80
5<*
905
59
1
Ltd—
Oil
Jun
4.25
79c
32%
1.85 Aug
Dec
9c
Triad
32
57%
41
Resources
Tribag
•
Sep
Jun
Jan
2.85
9c
17c
Jan
5c
Prairie
Trans
5% Oct
Jun
3.75
Dec
32
—
—
Transcontinental
35 Ya
•
A
class
Trans Canada Pipeline
Transmountain Pipe Line
Oct
3.55 May
2.20 Dec
70c
*
—
'
Aug
350
2,800
39%
Jan
—1
Exploration
Trans Canada Explorations
Nov
1
Airways
Gas
Purdex
50c
1
Dome
Pronto Uranium Mines
Provo
Jun
1.50
•
;
Apr
35c
25%
58%
"
—50
preferred.
Finance
Class B
Jan
28%
fa->0
64
12c
36c
3,040
T
4.10
Traaert
285
43%
A
Star
35%
—
*
Towagmac
f
Nov
7,900
,2.35
13c
11
38
"4.40
4.35
Class
Toronto
May
23c
4.25
•
«
37c
-
'
2.20
4.25
9c
Prospectors
Sep
20e
Premium Iron Ore
President Electric
Preston
13c
9c
Jan
63%
63%
•
—
Gold
8
20c i
X
Mfg
Border
1,505
36%
1
Royalties
1,000
.10%
37c
•
Oil
Pipe
6c
5c
10%
10%
Corp
Prairie
Jan
6c
*
50c
Prairie
Premier
87c
1.10
1
—
PoweiJ River
Powel| Rouyn Gold
Power
85c
1.28
1
Columbia
Develop
Ponder
86c
British
Nov
High
•'
High
34%
*
Torontp Iron Works common
Low
Low
Par
High
Low
High
Nov
lot sale (not included in year's
in year's range
d
included
;
.
'
;
-
(Un) Admitted to unlisted
wd When delivered- '
:
;
wi When issued.
-
Ex-dividend,
Nov
e
Nov
t Flat prtce.
y
Ex»rights.
rCash sale (not included in year's range)
z
Ex-stock dividend.
43% Oct
Selling ex-interest.
-
•
•
x
— -
::
dividend. /
-
trading priviiegca.
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5801
138
NATIONAL LIST OF
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
The following bid and asked quotations
for
Friday,
December
5
obtained from the National
are
Association of Securities
Dealers, Inc.. and other selected sources
They do
not represent actual transactions.
; They are intended as a guide to the range
within which these securities could have been sold
(indicated by'the
or bought
(indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any quotation furnished on
request. The "National" list is composed of securities
'
which have a wide national distribution.
v
Par
Imliistriab and Utilities
...
f.
- ■
i
Aerovox
Corp_'__l
r
w 1
5%
!r 36%,
Co—1 '• 33%
American
Box
Board
Cement
'
Corp
'(
par
-
i
Bid
__^_5V
Rare Metals Corp of America
1
Republic Natural Gas Co—2
Richardson Co
12%
Ask
-
~~
,
Air'Products Inc.—
Anier
Ask
Par ."v.- Bid
■
Grinnell
6%-
38%'
Grolier
35%-
Gulf
Corp
26%
28%
5
21 %
23
American
Express Co
10
Hospital Supply Corp___4
American-Marietta Co
:_2
American Pipe & Const Co_
1
61 %
64%
Amer
62%
42%
Society
165
1
Interstate
Gas
_„_1
#75
26%
5
Amer Commercial
Barge Line"
Amer. Research
Amer-Saint
AMP
&
32
5%
2.50
32%
Incorporated
:
71%
High
21%
23%
Hoover
18%
19%
Houston
Avon
36%.
Co_.-l.10-
Riley Stoker
Spring Corp„—:!10
&
Gas
23%
34 %-
,
.
17%
Bell" &
Gossert
Co
•—-
"
8%
Bcmis Bros Bag Co———: 25
37%
14%
13%
-
\
-
Hathaway Ihc-__^_i5
j
8%
Cprp
1—35%
Beryllium
Black Hills Power &
Light
Black Sivalls & Bryson Inc
40%
f.
8%
•
13%
10%
Mat
1
7%
7%
Bowser
Inc
Inc
Gas
$1.20
Brown
&
Brush
preferred!l25!' :16%
Beryllium
Sharpe Mfg Co
Buckeye" Steel
Bullock's
Castings
Cn
•
♦-
28
InP
47
-
Skil
2
26%
29%
South Shore
Oil & Devel Co..l0c
14Va
15
79%
Southeastern Pub Serv Co__*10c
Southern Calif Water Co
5
13 Vb
14
18%,
20%
19%
20%
7%'
7
30%
Southern Union Gas Co___^
29%
31%
Southwestern
Elec Svc Co
19%
21%
Southwestern
States
Co
Service
17%
19
'
141
Co
;<■ 17%
18%
Stand Fruit
28
29%
Standard Register
1
11%
12 3,a
5
Utilities
Co
15
>
Ceco
Steel
Products
37%
21%
34%
10
15
52
5%
15%
17%
Stouffer Corp
25%
Central Public Utility Corpi*JJL6
Central Soya Co
_*
28%
30%
59%
62%
Central
;_10
24%
26%
Central Vt Pub Serv Corp—__6
-
20%
21 %
Power
Co
Telephone Co
Chattapooga Gas Co-,;
Ll
5%
Citizens Util Co com cl; A 3.3%c
24%
,
Common class B—'
-33%c ' 22%
t.Clinton Engines Corp_
!!!_1 f 6%
•
18%
Collins: Radio
1
16%
16%
Co
coni
A
common—
Stores
Inc..-—2%
; Colorado Interstate Gas'Co
Colorado
<
47%
1
*
24
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp com—3
$ 1.25.
.
16%
.Consolidated Rock
Continental
8%
Copeland
Z—2JI
Company-
9 "
13%
-
«
Engine
36 %
12%
13%
38%
14%,
14%
5
19%
25
Plus'-^--_:_—r—__lc
16%
63%
11%
11%-
Co
Blower
Co
Common. Ltd
vtg_
12% '
1
-
10%
10%.-
11%
14 %
Star
".Dentists' Supply Co of N Y
2%
Detroit ft Canada Tunnel Corp 5
27
Detroit Harvester
Detroit Internat
Dicbold
1
Bridge Co
Di-Noc Chemical
Dictaphone
Co
—1
Arts Inc——1
R)
17
34
44
47%
Inc______;
28%
8%
_^_2%
16%
18%
Dynamics Corp of America—
$1
preference..-—-:
____r_2
14%
15%
Duriron
East
Co
1
Tennessee
Nat
Gas
Co
!•;">
86%
43%
45 %
48%
51%
Auto
Prods
American Trust Co (S F)
1
24%
26%
19
20%
Bankers Trust Co
12%
14%
Boatmen's Natl
33%
McLean
Industries—.
45%
49
St
x36 %
12
Class A
13%
Empire State Oil Co
Equity Oil Co
__1
Federal Natl Mortgage
First Boston
10c
Assn_lG0
Corp
'
Fisher Brothers Co
:__10"
l_2.50
Fisher Governor Co_:
Florida
Food
.
Steel
Mart
w
•
Gas
8%
37
58%
62
83%
87%
28%
1
15%
17%
^___1
14%
15%
15%
Corp
17%
12%
13%
Inc
Foote Bros Gear & Mach
Corp.2
Ft Wayne Corrugated Paper
10
28 %
Frito
28%
Co_
*
31%
Norris
Gas
File
24%
2
;54%
Co
of
13
Conversion
47%
-7%
•■'8%
14
Wisconsin Power ft Light Co—lO
Witco Chemical
5
Wood
•
Co
i»y8
14%
-
•31%
>
'•
33 y4
5
33%
38%,
.
16
Wurlitzer
Company
.——10
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
.4
10%
•
47
Tuba Consolidated Industries—l
11%
50%
Bk
Natl
Co
50
320
Co
Trust
44%
82
32%
17%
Commercial
5
"23%
25%
Commercial Trust of N J
1
8
50c
1
28
26
17%
53
11%
20%
.
No.
of
Amer—5
34 %
25
Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd_«
71
18 %
19%
1
' 2%
19%
21%
Brewing
1__
Co
Pacific Airmotive
Corp__„
Pacific Far East Line—
Pacific
Mercury Telev
Commerce Bank
111%
70c
25%
1
35
16%
Sulphur
Corp
Co
Pepsi-Sola
Indus
General
1
34%
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston.12%
46%
49%
34%
Natl State Bk of Newark—12%
New Eng Trust Co (Boston)-100
59
63
32
227
34%
Pfaudler-Permutit
Lumber
27
29%
Corp
3%
9%
*
Plymouth Rubber Co
2
7%
Portland General Electric Co_7%
25%
27%
30%
Portsmouth
1
17 ye
5
34
36%
32 %
8
18%
19%
25
26%
15%
Potash Co of America
Pubco Petroleum
10c
7%
1
9%
1
22%
23%
31 %
33%
Punta
Alegre
26%
28%
Purex
Corp
19%
20%
Pnrolator Products
Sugar Corp
Ltd
1
8y»
10
1
38%
16%
41%
—1
33V*
35%
57%
17%
18%
42%
45%
53%
38
53
56%
350
Natl
Natl
Bank
Bk
Dallas
61
(Jersey City)__25
65
69
Bank Trust
Co
25
64
68%
20
68
71%
72%
75%
49
51%
10
34%
38%
5
31%
33%
Bank
Rochelle
Franklin Natl
Island
Natl
Bank
of
Bank
(PhQa)
Long
NY
10
Boston
38
41%
78
81%
22%
79*
Seattle 1st Natl Bk (Wash)—20
93
9%
10%
,
82%
99
Second Bank-State Street Trait
(Boston
-20
Mass)
Second Natl Bank of Phila—10
Security First Natl Bank (Los
12%
Angeles)
Security Natl Long Island N Y-5
State Bank of Albany
—10
76%
29
32%
55%
59
22%
24%
43
46%
.25
42%
45%
10
2%
25%
27%
Sterling Natl Bk ft Tr Co
Girard Trust Corn Exch Bk__ 15
53
56%
Trade Bk ft Tr Co
Guaranty Trust Co
89
92%
Trust Co of New Jersey
20
165
19%
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
Rye National Bank (N Y)
2
(New York)
(NY)
66
150
St Louis Union Trust Co-
36%
of Patterson
New
81%
366
32
First Natl Bk of St Louis
of
78%
10
of
18 %
Steel
30%
96%
566
20
35%
11
27
Peoples First Natl Bk ft Tr
Co (Pittsburgh)
10
Baltimore
Westchester
12%
33%
525
10
(Atlanta)
First
25%
31%
93
(Chicago)—100
62%
17%
11%
Tr Co
Tr
26%
38 %
24
Northern
37%
(N Y)—25
50%
&
City Bank (NY)__20
First Pennsylvania Banking
ft Trust Co (Phila)
10
1
Bank ft Trust Co_ll
New York Tkust Co
20
Bk
NJ)
Natl
1
New Jersey
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)—12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
Roekland-Atlas Natl Bank of
Natl
First
10
Bottlers
Permanent* Cement
64%
32
32%
ft Trust
,
—
60%
24%
First
Pan
28
25
22%
(Camden
12%
7%
7.50
(N J)
6%
Camden
First Natl
7%
39%
ft
Banking
Provident Tradesmen's
10%
4%-
6%
Natl Newark ft Essex
48%
First
33 %
47%
346
National
Co
5
74%
43%
332
40%
(White
——
157:
70%
34 Vs
15
31%
6%
Morgan (J P) ft Co (N Y)—100
26%
149
30%
5
11%
Mellon Natl Bk ft Tr Co (Pgh)_25
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis)—25
24%
45%
Bk
5
_5
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
(Hackensack N J)
5
Philadelphia Natl Bank
10
Bank
4%
Nassau County N Y
115%
73%
Natl
1
5
38%
69
Natl
9%
Trust' (Buffalo)
70%
95
First
*
.
10
24%
88
First
37%
Tool
(PhilfU.—
—
6%
10c
American
Co
74
95
14%
16%
90c
Pendleton
109
22%
88
5%
6%
Parker Hannifin
103
66%
49
13%
Pacific Power & Light Co
Pacific Uranium Mines
"A"
■
10
215
First
Pabst
•
City Bank (Clove)—16
50
(NY)_10
*.
5
22
40%
•
National
(SF)_10
Co
Corp
.20
51 %
20%
38 %
National Bank of Westchester.5
3%
3
Co
fBrooklyn N T)
■,
First Natl Bank of Boston—12ya
First Natl Bk of Chicago
100
75%
19
Manufacturing
Industrial Trust Co (Phila)—5
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
10
Kings County Trust Co
-
25%
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
20
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)
10
Fiduciary Trust Co (NY)—10
First Bk Stk Corp (Minn)
10
5%
Northwest
10c
37%
—47%
90%
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk & Tr Co.lO
17%
11%
Northwest Production Corp
Northwestern Pub Serv Co_
I
Trust (Albany N Y)
33Va
—
Federation Bk & Tr Co
15 %
11
Gas_:
Art:
35
of
85
Empire Trust Co (NY)
■
22 %
:—5
Natural
R
Bank
340
Crocker-Anglo Nat Bk
12%
16%
(Chicago)
County Trust Co
Plains N Y)
14%
Co
7%
23%
Continental 111 Bank & Trust
Co
58%
24%
34%
14
5%
Bk
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co_12ya
26%
13
Gas
Natl
National Bank of Detroit
114
1
Penn
14%
6%
Bid
Industrial Bk of Com (N Y)_lo
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston. 10
87%
16%
*
Corp
Cleveland
10
(Chicago_25
City Natl Bk ft Tr
16 %
32
31%
Assoc
(Savannah)
59
15%
50c
13%
;
28
Phila_10
30%
•
50c
Mbadow Brook Natl Bank of
of
1
10
Zapata Off-Shore Co.
52%
1
1
Corp
Bank
26%
34%
5
10c
Bros
..."j
19%
^
26
(N J)
_5
Tool Co_2
Brick Co
5
Green Mountain Power Corp
"44%.
—
i
62
Pub Serv Co of New Hamp
5
Pub Serv Co of New Mexico—5
50%
18%
44
59 Vs
Producing Properties Inc
Co
41%
.
41 y4
(NY)—10
Corp_^—2%
Elec
Trust
Citizens ft Southern National
20%
^ment
39'
41
1
-
20%
18%
5
Chem Corn Exch Bk
19%
Fire
•
Cleve—16
23
20%
P)
19%
17 y»
-
45 ya
21%
(Calif) 5% pfd
20
of the Southwest
5%^ preferred
20
(A
30%
7-
6%
51%
5
6%
Po**'n"i1
ley®
28%
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)
Manufacturers ft Traders
60
5%
Giant
"r
27%
45%
__2.50
Green
■"*44%
14%
_•
West Point Manufacturing Co_*
Western Lt ft Telephone Co—lO
Western Massachusetts Cos.
1
52%
•41%
25%
43
27%
Gjddings&Lewis Mach
49
-
-
31 %
—
Gen Telep Co
5
—••
„
42
57%
32%
Gen Telep
24%
29
Chase Manhattan Bk (NY)_12ya
25"A
2%
22%
10
Centl-Penn
Pioneer Natural Gas Co
General Grade Oil Co
General Gas Corp:__
14%
1
lansTrust Co (N Y)—10
Long Island
14%
10
Co
36-
13%
48%
38%
,_1
Packing- Co_—
Service
X24y8
33%
70
10
13%
Corp A com_50c
Thermador
Plekering
Garlock
22
66%
—20
35%
common
Opelika
26%
14%
51%
45
Louis
Broad St Trust Co (Phila)
1
Shirt Shops of Del
Otter Tail Power
39%
-i3y»
-
Westcoast Transmission
Williams
-
Lfterty Real Estate Bk ft Tr
5
48%
9%
3
77 %
Central Natl Bank
22%
14%
.
30%
-47%
&
Washington Natural Gas Co
10
Washington Steel Corp.
,1
Watson Bros Transport "A"__ 1
25%
74 Ve
6%
5
Eng Gas &
23%
16
62
__7% "
Oil
10
(N Y)
Bank
35%
Supply Co
&
264
58%
Inc—
National Aluminate
252
33%
Pipe Line Co_5
33
.
28%
50c
Warner ft Swasey Co
Warren Brothers Co
Providence
5
Utilities Co_
Fuel
55%,
2%
:
common
Laboratories
52
Camden
Oklahoma Miss River Prod
3OV2
42%
'
^
Warren (8 D) Co,...
31%
2%
39%
5
Vitro Corp of Amer
-19%
13%
6
lc
Old Ben Coal Corp
45"
10
Bank of Virginia
1
23%
__1
Varian Associates
of America N T ft S A
__1
40%
7%
Valley Mould & Iron Corp
Vanity Pair Mills Inc
34%
17%
29%
United Western Minerals
10c
Universal Match Corp
12%
Upper Peninsular Power Co
Utah Southern Oil Co—
—2%
Industrial
Inc
21%
.
56 >A
11
31 %
-
Par
41
38%
Electrolux Corp__
53
United States Sugar Corp_
1
United States Truck Lines Inc.i
Uhited Utilities 1m
10
Bid
41
Eastern Utilities Associates___10
Emharfc Mfg Co
Par
~6%
Economics Laboratory Inc___
El Paso Electric Co
(Texas)
1
"•
Bank of Commerce (Newark>_25
Bank of New York—
100
North
.
29%
24%
28
Bank and Trnst Companies
34%
11%
1
_50c
'■
;.
24%
Inc
'
i
'*
31%
11%
Industries
'
Bank
23
Eastern
'
VJ.
29%
1
Nortex Oil & Gas Corp
North American Coal
9%
23 V*
Tucson Gas Elec Lt A Pwr Co_5
.Wii
i
5%
27%
Nicholson
r
Trans-Canada Pino Lines
l
Trans Gas Pipe Line Corp„50c
24%
.
yi..
5%
49%
*
New
31%
i__2
Bush
6%
24%
Class B
36%
—~-l
50%
22%
National
49%
93/4
17%
■
5
82%
5
———1
Corp—l
1%
Co
National Homes
-
46
Tekoil
20%
National
2L
Co__5
Bradstreet Inc
Dunham
19 i
Sons
&
t
17%
5
5
<R
16.%:,.
"tappan Stove Co—*
27%
Missouri
29%
15%..,-
13
18%
Mountain
.17-
]
Corp
Inc
Donnelley
.'i_.
15%
6%
26
Steel
15 %
Dull &
1
50c
Missouri-Kansas
10
22%
20%
*
•
45
-
cl B—5
com
Minneapolis Gas Co
Mississippi Shipping Co:.:
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
Mississippi Valley Gas Co__
12%
Dauly Machine Specialties
5
Darling (L A) Co
___1
Delhi-Thylor Oil Corp—
1
5
1
Electronics
Miles
59 %
16-
1
16
-
6
26%
vtg_!!l
-
-14%
25%
41 %
5
1
Tampax Inc—
Miehle-Gross-Dexter Inc—
29%
5
Co Inc—
Cutter Laboratories com
27%
34
Publishing Co
Metropolitan
Broadcasting
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
10-
5%
1
3
Meredith
16%..
.
Propane Gas Corp-^1
Co
._lc
Syntex Corporation ___——_—*
Suntide Refining
45%
1
10
McLouth Steel Corp—
McNeil Machine & Eng
19%
xl4%;.,
Suburban
9%
37%
25%
—
24%
23 :,
18%
5
:
•—
.
42%
—
Cummins
/
Inc_l
Refrigeration Corp—1
Craig Systems Inc
Cross
2:50
Lines
78%
35%
40%
'
Marquardt .Aircraft
1
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co_50c
Maxson (W L) Corp
3
9%
Products—.5.
Transp
74
47
6
8%
Maremont
17%
__
19
37%
Corp
Marmon Herrington Co Inc
26%
Consol Freighfways.
17%
5%
12
Gas_5
Marlin^Rockwell
26%
24%
Connecticut Light & Power Co_*
{
29%
(San Francisco)
50%
•
'
Corp.—1
Gas
27 aA
8%
.Co
.'!
,11;
1
Madison Gas & Electric Co—16
,
Commonwealth
Subiirbkn
Macmilian
19%
25
preferred—
conv
4oy«
Ludlow Mfg & Sales Co
28%
26%
:5
Milling & Elev Co
37%
Lucky Stores Inc
17%
B
4%
23
Natural
.1
Weyerhaeuser Thnber
White Eagle Oil Co
Whiting Corp
3%
21
8 ye
1
Wn
.
0072
•
-1
25%
1
Inc
<"-5% '
•
23%
Western Natural Gas Co
2»A
Service
>6%
48%
19%
.
Stubnitz Greene Corp—_—_l
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
17%
1
Class
Colonial
,
..
10
Struthers Wells Corp—
Gas
1
1
7
25%
52%
Lone
7
1
43%
25%
Ling
"
Coastai States Gas Prod—
38%
24%
common
Liberty Loan Corp
24%
.
—1.25
-5%
:•
24
1
—
39%
49 %
Lau
25%
,
37
34V2
40%
91/«
23'A
•
Corp
preferred
Lanolin
6%
..
—
;
Chemical Co—
10%
-
1
Steel
L-O-F Glass Fibres Co
Landers Frary & Clark
27;
Maine
'
Koehring
56
.u.10
Central
—_—1
—
37%
9ys
Statler Hotels Delaware Corp__l
Keystone Portland Cem Co
16%
Co_5
35
12%
Kentucky Utilities Co—
6
5
—10
Steamship—2.50
40%
Ketchum Co Inc
36%
Elec & Gas Co
Central Indiana Gas Co_.
Central Louisiana Electric
43
4%
'*
22%
Central 111
31%
40
11%
Co____1—!__16
Kennametal Inc
10
31%
5%
29 lk
2ya
38
Kendall
40%
29
Corp__—10
27%
2yz
1
Kearney &'TreCker Corp—
3
Kellogg Co::
:
:50c
13%
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs—L_
Central Electric & Gas Co
3%
25 ya
Stanley Home Products Inc—
Common non-voting
5
Stanley Works——
25
—_!_!_ 1
9%
17 y4
Co^-l
Tele
1
Stepan
29%
8%
•
;
43%
16
__1
5
Water Supply
Electric Co——
Kansas-Nebraska
61%
12
&
26%
41%
28
1
Producing Co—1
Speer Carbon Co
Sprague Electric Co
Staley (A E) Mfg Co_
150
24V2
25
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co_10
20%
Carlisle Corp
i
__„_l
Carpenter Paper Co__%_i_
__i
Eng Tele Co
Southwest Gas
Inc—
1
New
y4
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
7%
Canadian Superior Oil of Califil19%
Gannon Mills class B' chm:j-j_:25
58
•
1
Southern
Kaiser
26%
7%
Co
73%
Jessop Steel Co-i!_
•50%
24%
Power
Southern Nevada Power Co
24%
Jefferson
36%
47
Corp.
25%
Jervis Corp
12;
34%
11%
31'A
68
$1,46
California Water Service CO—25 '
Calif Water &
Telep Co;__il2%
-Canadian Delhi Oil Ltd—ii'lOc
12%
;_1
24
Jamaica
50%
11%-
7%
56%
~_7y2
Power Co
33%
33%
6%
11%
"
Burhdy Corp ——'/i
California Oregon Power Co__2o
31 Ms
30%
28%
1
Jack"& Heintz Inc:__
30%
-
8%
53y4
23
Public
20%
8
5
*
Southern
28%
19
Tracerlab Inc
^_1
10
IoWa
"18%
-
26%
Co—__——1
11%
38%
76
.__1
Inc
Water
&
Iowa
6%
Topp Industries
Towmotor Corp
11
10%
24%
•
39%
11%
28%
1
;
1
Head. Mills
38%
-6'% 1
Pacific
18
1
37
10%
..—2
& Co
45
XhermoKing Corp_
Tokheim Corp
20c
Seismograph Service Corp_.
Sierra
.
Botany Mills
(G D)
Texas National Petroleum.
1
Texas Natural Gasoline
Corp—1
Three States Nat Gas Co
Time Ine —i—1.
36%
Searle
31%
25%
11%
74%
l
50%
29%
23%
10%
24
14%
9%
3-1%
Texas 111 Bat Gas Pipeline Ce_i
Texas Tnrin«trl«»» Tim. ^
f
22%
__1
28%
Field
33
Co_LlF 30%
com_l1:; 22%
Corp
45%
Bid
Texas Eastern Transmls
Corp-7
Texas Gas Transmission Corp_5
€9
Inc—
25%
Investors Diver Services
Class A common
15%
{
!
1
Plywood
International Textbook Co
*
Interstate Bakeries Corp
I
Interstate Motor Freight Sys
1
Interstate Securities Co
:
_5
21%
12%
Beneficial- Gorp%_.
Berkshire
Roddis
26%
Indianapolis Water Co
43%
-
41
Rose Marie Reid
Ryder System
22
.U%
Southern Colorado
Indian
9%'
-
.40%
20%
%10
86%
131
135
47%
Husky Oil Co
Indiana
Bates Mfg Co_—_———2I2L10
Baxter Laboratories
!i_i
Bay less (A J) Markets
1
69
•:
Inc_^_^
24
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"
Hugoton Production Co
18%-
Robbins & Myers
46%
-
20'A
Robertson (H H) Co___—
—1
Rochester Telephone Corp-^—lO
Rockwell Manufacturing Co__2ya
88%
17%'
Oil
6
128
1
11%
10%
125
^.2%
10%
44
»
A
34%
A—25c
Gas__
Engineering:-
class
Natural
32%
Corp
3
River Brand Rice Mills Inc__3 ¥2
35%
,82
■
19%
84
—10
Co.:.!—„1^
Co
3%
Roadway Express class
.
Sabre-Pinon Corp
San Jacinto Petroleum
Schield Bantam Co
Hudson Pulp & Paper
Corp—
Class A common__!
29 Vir
32
,
Voltage
Houston
■
%
22%
Co!!:._5!
Products Inc
Aztep Oil
-
39
»
25%:
Gas
Associated
58
54%--
Construction
Metal
Hearst Cons Publications cl A-25
Helene CUrtis Ind class A_I
1
68%
Partic
Art
5
Banna (MA) Co class A com_10
Class B common
10
:_l
preferred,--_:iJ;
»
Arizona Public Service Oo-I_-l5
Arkansas Missouri Power Cof!5
Arkansas Wfestern
Haloid Xerox Inc_
50c
-:
64%
25'%
•
__4
—
1
21%
30%
■
23%
_1
preferred J..
Hagan Chemicals «Sc Controls
34%
>
Develop—
1
27%
Corp.__7.50 % 19 %
Gobain
Ampex Corp
Anheuser-Busch, Inc
Arden Farms Co common:.
6%
Gulf-Sulphur- Corp__
Gustln-Bacon Mfg Corp
50%
16%
20%
common
v
Par
46
21%
15%
20
10c
28
v
66 %
39%
;
>
,
Bid
Ralston Purina Co—
(N Y)
10%
11%
41
44
49%
Union Bank of Commerce—
of New York—10
Harris Tr & Sav Bk (Chic)__20
Hanover Bank
Hartford Natl Bk ft Tr Co
Hudson
County Natl
*or
*ootnot«»
104
36%
52%
110
39%
Bank
(Jersey City N J)
Tr Co (Union
Hudson
10
49%
(Cleveland)
Union Tr Co of Maryland
United States Trust Co—
(Boston)
25
Clty)_8
pnocodlm
10
10
46
-10
27
20
79
82%
46%
4§%
56
61%
United States Trust (N Y)
16V2
18%
Valley Nat Bk (Phoenix Artx)_5
Nil.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.,.
Monday, December 8, 1958
(2392)
44
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for Friday,
December
5
Insurance
Mutual Funds
Bid
Par
Fa ads—
.Mutual
Fund
25c
Affiliated Fund Inc
.
1.25
American Business Shares—_—1
American Mutual Fund Inc—1
Associated Fund Trust
•
Atomic Devel Mut Fund Inc__l
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund *'B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'nfcs Corp-lc
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Ask
1.91
2.10
7.59
Investment
4.21
4.49
Investment Trust of
8.84
9.66
Istel Fund Inc
1.51
1.71
Johnston
5.34
5.83
5.53
6.01
8.24
8.96
4.08
4.46
11.38
12.37
29.78
13.55
Bond Inv
20.37
21.90
17.37
18.78
1
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Tr of America
•
Ltd
1
1
--1
Fund Inc
Investment
Bullock Fund Ltd
Broad
Street
Ltd
(19541
24.58
33.11
7.99
8.73
13.93
15.06
17.93
-1
International Growth
Fund Ltd
1
Century Shores Trusty,,
1
Chase Fund of Boston
1
Chemical Fund Inc
.50c
Christiana Securities Corp__100
Canadian Fund Inc
19.40
8.10
8.85
27.09
29.29
30.43
11.40
19.48
14,300
130
1
10.36
1
Commonwealth Investment——1
Commonwealth Stock Fund—_1
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund Inc
1
Composite Fund Inc
1
Concord Fund Inc
—
1
Consolidated Investment Trust-l
Crown Western Investment Inc
Dividend Income Fund
1
9.22
9.43
Fund Inc
Vegh Investing Co
35.06
Inc——1
-1
17.86
10.00
10.91
(Jacksonville Fla)
1
American Home Assurance Co_5
9.21
Stocks)—-1
K-2 (Speculative Pfd Stks)— 1
6-1 (High-Grode Com Stk) „1
6-2 (Income Com Stocks)—1
6-3 (Speculative Com Stk)—1
S-4 (Low Priced Com Stks»_l
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
Amer
16.37
(Income Pfd
24.74
10.05
Amer Ins Co (Newark N J>—2%
6.53
Beneficial Stan Life
Ins Co—1
.—5
5.96
136
11.25
18.72
15.45
13.18
Columbian Natl
11.30
12.35
Commonwealth
18.53
20.26
6.43
Inc—1
Life Insurance Stk Fund Inc—1
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—•
Life Insurance Investors
7.01
2.42
3.52
3.88
2.64
2.91
shares
lc
3.87
Petroleum
lc
2.71
20.35
16.46
17*4
7.04
7.70
16.76
12.86
13.55
Glens
Massachusetts Life Fund—
Units of beneficial interest—1
21.29
23.02
Fund
(D
Automation
&
10.83
1
Inc
11.84
13.20
National
1
Mutual Income Fund
Shares
Corp
Mutual Trust Shares
of beneficial interest
22.64
22.58
6.66
179.52
15.42
18.37
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
3.96
4.34
10c
Florida Mutual Fund Inc
1
Founders Mutual Fund
—•
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
5.46
5.97
2.62
9.41
lc
series—;—lc
10-66
5.69
6.27
Fundamental Investors Inc—-2
17.97
19.69
&
5
Republic
Employees Ins
4
C)
Co
Insurance
Hanover
10
45%
32%
35%
37
39'/a
11
12%
83
87%
5
—
12.50
—
(Minn)
'
10
92
10
Indemnity Co
69
Life
Insurance
72%
lo
58
63%
5
28
29%
5
73
77%
_.
Co—
—10
79%
83%
19
20%
7
7%
49
52%
18%
Seaboard
42%
45%
7%
4.43
8.73
Jefferson
6.02
6.58
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—10
8.37
Surety
2
6.25
Co_.
10
_lo,
2
16%
63
68%
55%
59%
56%
59%
76
33%
34%
35%
37
110
_10
105
10
54
57%
8
22%
24%
—5
Standard Accident
8%
7.99
2
10-
(New Haven)
Springfield Fire & Marine
$6.50 preferred
:
45%
—_5
.1
_5
Security
118%
48%
.1
—
St Paul Fire & Marine-
113%
4.05
96%
110%
9.15
Stock Series
.1
7.15
21.50
35%
10.89
Life
U S
Standard Life Ins
11.90
1
12.61
Over-the-counter Securities
Fund Inc
3.59
13.99
Pioneer
1
14.45
15.62
Price
1
7.39
8.03
Fund
13.6^
-_1
4.28
4.66
1
•
14.65
16.05
9.83
10.72
1
23.95
24.19
2.50
15.63
35.05
35.40
Inc
Inc
Fund Inc.
1
7.90
Puritan
Fund
Inc
1
7.31
Putnam
(Geo)
Fund
1
13.31
14.47
1
14.16
15.39
Inc—1
7.20
7.82
lc
8.07
8.85
—lc
10.81
11.84
—lc
lc
7.21
7.91
7.83
8.58
lc
12.68
13.88
.Scudder Fund of Canada
(The) Stock Fund.Ic
12.64
13.84
Scudder Stevens & Clark
Putnam Growth Fund
Quarterly
Dist
Shares
25c
12.15
•
a37.61
10
3
74
31%
77%
33%
94%
98%
36
39%
City of N Y
Westchester Fire
2
43%
46%
2
31%
33%
Obligations of Government Agencies
Figures after decimal point represent
Bid
l%s Jan.
1.60s Feb.
99.22
99.20
4% s Feb.
99.24
2Vis May
100
100.3
100.7
16, 1959
April 15, 1959
1963
98
2,
2%s Feb.
98.8
1,
2%s June
99.16
—
13.14
1.65s April
10,
99.31
1960
—.
1
a26.79
Shares——1.25
9.71
3,
1961—
4s
100.1
99.18
2%s
99.17
3 Vis
100.15
4%s
99.22
99.30
3%s
98.26
97
101
101.16
96.8
7.68
8.42
10.02
10.98
lc
7.23
7.93
7.67
8.41
8.15
8.49
Merchandising shares
Mining shares.:
lc
lc
12.14
13.29
6.58
7.22
Petroleum
lc
11.29
12.36
Railroad Bond shares
lc
2.29
2.53
RR Equipment shares
lc
5.69
9.93
10.88
lc
9.53
10.44
lc
7.37
8.08
lc
10.82
11.85
1
17.11
17.62
United Continental Fund
1
7.58
8.28
1
18.15
18.71
United Income Fund Shares-i
10.49
11.40
ls/BS Aug. 1, 1959——
United Science Fund-
_—1
11.95
13.06
3%6
1
15.97
17.36
1
6.89
7.53
Inc—1
5.55
6.07
98.28
98.24
99.16
100.12
1, 1963
100.20
100.20
95%
—.
95.24
95%
96.8
104y4
_
—
105%
941/2
95%
102%
94%
15, 1972-1967^——
IOO
97%
3%s Sept. 15, 1972.
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
103%
95%
101
98%
6.24
lc
96.24
99.4
98.20
98
2, 1966
15, 1969
—_
1, 1970
1, 1970-1967-
4%8 Feb.
100.6
99.24
100;6
100.12
3%s May 1, 1971_:
97.8
100.2
lc
—
1, 1962
4%s Oct.
98.18
11, 1963
12, 1983
100.2
98.16
20, 1961
Sept.
May
May
May
July
April
100.12
4%s June 10, 1965
3%s March 11, 1968
Scudder Stevens & Clark-
I960
99.13
3%s Aug. 10, 1959
3%S Aug. 23, I9603%s Feb. 13. 1962
NOV.
1,
99.14
1959
June 10, 1959
4Vis
Ask
100.12
98.28
—
4s
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
3s
Feb. 10, 1959
100.8
1959—
1, 1959
3%s May 1, 1959
1%S Oct. 20, 1959
100.4
3 V2S
2s
point
a
Bid
99.26
3%s March
15,
or more 32nds of
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
15, 1959
16, 1959
3%s April
one
Ask
Federal Home Loan Banks—
3%s March
Fund Inc
lo
—
3%s April
Growth Stock
(T Rowe)
—
_
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
U S Fire
16.99
—;
Peoples Securities Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc
(N Y)
U S Life Insurance Co in the
Nucleonics Chemistry &
William mreet Fund
Travelers
Co
1
Capital Fund
of Canada Ltd
Ins
(Fla)
38%
.1
„
Owners
Title Guar & Trust
23.24
.1
Home
Inspection
Co
7.81
.1
New York
Insurance
Home
Series-
Income
and
Industrial Machinery shares.lc
Institutional Bond shares—lc
shares
shares
.Railroad Stock shares—
Steel
shares
-Tobacco
shares
Utilities
-Growth Industry Shares Inc
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc.
Hamilton Bunds Inc—
Series
H-C7
10c
Series H-DA—
4.74
10c
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc
1
Incorporated Income Fund
Incorporated Investors
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Institutional Bank Fund
Inst Foundation Fund
5.18
S25.01
Common Stock Fund
Selected
Amer
March
April 1, 1959
1, 1959-
11.32
12.37
2.85s
Smith
14.71
16.12
(Edison
1
Fund—
B)
Southwestern Investors Inc_—1
Sovereign
Investors
1
12.75
Sterling Investment Fund Inc-1
11.84
Television-Electronics Fund
1
13.27
14.46
Texas
1
9.32
10.19
Inc
—
United
Funds
8.83
1
9.16
10.01
1
9.24
9.99
lc
11.81
12.91
Value
Canada
Ltd
Income Fund
Line
Fund
12.06
13.11
—10c
-
3.66
7.78
8.50
1
9.71
Investing Corp
Washington Mutual
Investors FUnd Inc
—
13.73
Wisconsin Fund Inc
1%S May
15,
99.23
100
100.4
NOV.
15,
100
—
99.23
99.10
99.8
1959
99.14
l%s April
99:10
3%
100.1
4s
100.3
Oct.
1,
'
•
t
-
1959
99.26
99.28
99.20
99
—
99.26
99.8
3V2S Nov. 15, 1959
IV2S April 1, 1960
6.22
100.7
98.6
100.10
98.14
100.6
-
97.4
—
98
1, 1961—
15,
1,
15,
96.8
100.2
101.10
101.14
95.4
—
1962
95.12
100.8
1961
100.16
94.8
1, 1962.
4s
Aug. 15, 1962—
lVis Oct. 1, 1962—
3%s Nov, 15, 1962-
94.16
101-8
l%s April
2%s Feb.
97.12
108 *
1961——
Aug. 1, 1961—
3%s Feb.
Ask
100.lt)
101.12
93.8
100.12
96.10
1963
1 Vis April 1, 1963——
1 % 8 Oct. 1, 1963——
15,
92.8
91.16
93.16
100.16
96.14
92.16
,91.24
12.12
5.75
May
IV2S 'Oct.
Treasury Notes—
17'aS Feb. 15, 1959
IVbs April 1, 1959—
Bid
_
3%s May 15, I960—.
l%s Oct. 1, 1960
99.21
1959
point
Treasury Notes ( Continued )-
99.30
1959
one or more 32nds of a
Maturity—
-
1959
lV'aS March 24,
13.47
Wellington Fund———
Whitehall Fund
afe
12.55
99.28
100
14.65
12.46
Wellington Equity Fund
7.16
13.44
—.—l
11.51
11.79
6.54
xll.15
1
-1
10.52
10.78
14,
Ask
10.61
Wall Street
-lc
lc
3.35
1
Bid
Certificates of Indebtedness—
1 Vis
Special Situations
Inc
Figures after decimal point represent
Maturity2VaS Feb.
United Funds Inc—■
United Accumulated Fund—1
-
II. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
12.52
Fund
—.
15.04
38%
a35.06
Value Line
8.08
99.19
1959
13.93
13.74
36%
State Street Investment Corp—*
Stein Roe & Farnum Fund
1
Value Line Fund Inc__
24
2,
3.50s June
Growth Fund.Ic
Institutional Insur Fund
1.70s
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Institutional Income Fund—lc
Institutional
10.51
4.70
1
Eaydock Fund Inc
;
48%
42-
10-
Republic Natl Life Insurance
182
.1
-1
General Bond shares—
'
22%
123
10
Hartford Steam Boiler
Fully Administered shares—lc
Food
•
20%
116
175
10
6.44
15.29
9.81
45%
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)—
Republic Insurance (Texas)
(Jacksonville Fla)-2%
11.92
One
8.95
20%
2
CasualtyFire
Providence-Washington
—10
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)_
I
*
Government Employees Life
Ins (D C)
1.50
Great American
5
5.89
3.30
lc
43%
19%
73%
10.91
Pine Street Fund
Equipment shares
115%
70%
40%'
-
_.
Phoenix
36%
*
Electronics As Electrical
Phila
101%
34
-1
Security Series—
Series-
7.69
Group Securities—
96 Vi
68 Vi
12.41
10.23
11.72
111
5
Peerless Insurance Co
58 Vi
Corp——10
21.54
2.86
Florida Growth Fund Inc
la
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y
—
-
62
11.48
16.67
16.99
X7.41
'
89
X19.91
24.14
6.09
177.72
Pacific
59
.1
24.20
—10
Equity Fund Inc
20c
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc„1
108
Northwestern National Life
71
85%
5
Gulf Life
3.52
103
3%
3Vi
4
.1
Corp—1
.
2.50
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc_l
Bond
shares.
10
.
F)
(S
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Eaton & Howard-
Common
4
Falls
Globe
12.14
Chemical
65 %
Government
1
Building shares
Capital Growth Fund
114%
62 Vi
Insurance
General Reinsurance
Shares-
Aviation shares
110%
13.90
12.53
Dreyfus Fund Inc
shares
Fund
Life
33 Viac
:
Fund Inc
National Investors Corp—
Automobile
5
Fidelity 6c Deposit of Md
Franklin
21.40
3.22
Capital Corp
Northern
14%
.—5
Northeastern..
;
Fireman's
2.93
Gas Industries Fund Inc
173
River
Insurance
3.30
18.94
General Investors Trust
165
10
Inc
2.73
—2.50
25c
1
5
Casualty Co
Forster
2.99
3.24
Common stock series
North
Co
2.47
1
1
345
55
9.76
Fund Inc
332
63
3.33%
Hampshire
10
Life
55%
59
13%
-
2.50
Amsterdam
New York Fire
29%
42%
.
66
Union Fire
New
:
27Vi
43%
39%
5
5%
40%
5
—
New
126
■*<•,
—2
Assurance
119
Federal
8.83
1
Ins
General
&
;_2
2.99
8.91
82%
Life
_
4%
1
Natl-Life & Accident Ins
4.26
8.06
x78
18%
37%
67
48
Stock
Growth
Investors
Mass
Missiles-Jets
16.59
17%
35%
National
250
10
National
Fire
58%
.
—10
25%
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
1.25
Employees Group Assoc*
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
Massachusetts
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lc
Investors Trust
shares of beneficial int_33%c
58
23%
2.67
Electrical Equipment shares_lc
General Industries shares—lc
Paper
Ins
Connecticut
Crum
Managed Funds—
10.25
16.79
<Ky)
Life
Continental
a44.95
10.02
19%
Co
Continental
shares——
—10
(Bait)
Nationwide Corp class A
12.06
lc
15.23
Shippers
15%
shares
14.42
&
15%
25c
1
Lexington Trust Fund
Lexington Venture Fund
Bankers Natl Life Ins (N J)__10
Re-insurance
Monument Life
Bankers
241
4
6.93
16.20
General
Merchants & Manufacturers
6.32
10.65
Inc
19%
13.07
9.71
Futures
18%
3Vi
12.07
14.99
Preferred stock
6.25
Mercury (Wash D C)—1
(Galveston)
1
18%
55
5
American Surety Co—
al4.81
Stock Fund
Merchants Fire Assurance—
14.91
1
Energy
48%
American
Mutual Investment Fund Inc—1
Electronics Investment
11%
45 %
Amer
Amer Nat Ins
12.08
1
Inc
Fund
Lazard
33
27%
2%
10%
23%
17%
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc„_1
11%
37%
29%
54
22
-
10
5
14.14
19.70
11.06
-1
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
10%
3
21%
51
—
Maryland Casualty
Massachusetts
Bonding
Mass Indemnity 6c Life Ins—
13.66
Fund
-
Ask
2%
19%
of Tenn
_3
Life Companies Inc__
—
1
Life Insurance Co of Va—10
Lincoln National Life
12,91
Mutual
Fund—
5
18.05
10.55
Balanced
preferred
Heritage Life Ins—
11.83
12.96
12.59
Dividend
$1.25 conv
37%
41%
17
21 Vi
15 Vi
19 Vi
Bid
Par
Lawyers Mtge & Title Co__65c
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)
5Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)
2
Life & Casualty Ins Co
232
38%
22.68
9.59
E
35
25.22
11.45
Delaware
Series
10
Agricultural Insurance Co
American Equitable Assur
5
American Fidelity 6c Casualty_5
Fund
1
Delaware Income Fund Inc
1
Diver Growth Stk Fund Inc—1
Diversified Investment Fund—1
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Mutual Fund Inc
De Vegh
82
223
Life
24.16
Metal
Commonwealth Income
De
34.37
—}
Aetna
—10
Aetna Insurance Co
11.88
Companies
Ask
180
85%
172
10
10.80
21.07
13,800
100
preferred
Colonial Fund Inc_
.
14.37
1
--
Casualty & Surety—10
9.88
(The) Mutual Fund—1 ax21.65
Knickerbocker
Canadian
7%
26.57
1
California Fund Ir.c.
Canada General Fund—
Aetne
Boston Insurance Co
27.25
12.47
Boston
4.44
10.87
America
1
Boston—1
of
Co
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
(Investment Bonds)
1
B-2 (Medium Grade Bonds)_1
B-3 (Low Priced Bonds)
1
B-4 (Discount Bonds)—~
1
K-l
Blue Ridge
Canada
lc
Intl Resources Fund Inc
7.02
Aberdeen
4.06
Bid
Par
Ask
Bid
Par
Funds—
Mutual
—
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
"
Bid
Ask
Rate
Bid
Ask
Barium Steel 5%e_
1969
75
76%
Mfedison Gas & EleC -4%s—1988.
British Petroleum 6s
1980-76
60
62
Mueller-Brass 3%s:
1975
National Can 5s
1976
1983-
►Burlington Industries 4 Vis—1975
90 %
92
•Canadian Pacific Ry 4s
1969
97%
98
Carrier-Corp 4%s
.1982
98 %
National 'Fuel Gas, 4%s
:
Chance Vought 5Vie—
.1977
Cinn & Sub Bell Tel 4%s_. .1993
Columbia Gas System 4yes. .1983
122
100 Va
124
101 Va
100%
Commonwealth Oil Ref 6s— .1972
Consolidated Edison 4s
.1988
132
96%
113
114 Va
Gas
Pipeline 4%s_1978
N Span
Uranium 5%e WW—1963
Pacific Petroleum 5s
i—1977
3%s
—
:
.1975
90
93
86
87%
96
General Port Cement 5s
1977
Gen'l Tire & Rubber-6s ww 1982
Hartford Electric- 4%s
—1988
Idaho
Int'l
Power 4%s
Harvester
Bowenstein <M>
4%e__
8-
1-58
5-
4-59
99.14
99.18
5-
1-58
2- 2-59
99.22
99.26
2.30^
9-
2-58
6-
1-59
99.16
99.20
6- 2-58
3- 2-59
99.18
99.22
3.25^
10-
1-58
7-
1-59
IVb %
7-1-58
4-
99.11
99.15
3.60^
11- .3-58
8-
3-59
100.3
100.6
12-
1-58
9-
1-59
lOfr
100.2
119
123
105 Va
106%
100 Va
100%
84
116
104%
December
2,
Southern Calif Edison 4%s_1983
104 Vi
105
1982
Sperry Rand 5%s ww
Tenn Gas Trans 5%s_:
1979
Texas Eastern Trans -5%s—1978
123
125
104%
105 V4
106
4%s—1988
100%
86%
88
94
96
Serv
101%
102 %
102%
—
,
78%
1971
106
,US Industries 4%S
1970
87
91
: Universal Match
77
99 548
February 13,
99.935
February
99.858
February 26,
99.807
99.747
May
99.673
99.685
June
99.619
99.633
101%
1971
February 5,.1959--
99.964
99.847
January
8, 1959.
January 15, 1959-
104%'
99.989
99.957
99.923
99.736
January
5s
103%
Dollar Value
Bid
99.987
December 18,
1959
1976
127
132
Underwood
Corp t>%8
5s—
Westcoast Trans 5%6—
.1988
,
94 V 2
108
96
—
—
January 22, 1959January 29, 1959.
Trans
101V2
Treasury Bills
Ask
99.799
December
117
Canada Pipe Line—
5.60s.
—1987
100
Dollar Value
113
TextrOn .Amer
99.28
Bid
118
103%
United Stales
88
Quebec Natural Gas 5%s—1985
147
103V*
Due
93
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww—1967
141
1979
Bid
1-59
11, 1958_
1958—
26, 1958
144
_1988
1961
2.00<*
96
138
Ar Sons—
4%e
99.31
94
1973
5%S
Texas Electric
-
90
99.27
Due
105%
136
96
EI Paso Natural Gas 5%s_. .1977
Ferro Corp 3%s.
.1975
Fruehauf Trailer 4s—
-1976
;
101
100%
Natural
104 Va
Ask
Dated
1- 6-59
1.60 Vt
Bid
Bonds—
Bate
1-58
1% %
Security Issues
Ask
4-
3.50^
Recent
Bonds—
Dated
2%
—
—
March 5,
19,
99.483
99.501
99.432
99.453
1959—
99.373
99.387
:
99.316
99.328
98.657
98.675
—:
98.301 *98.323
1959
15, "1959.
22, 1959
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
•No
a
par value
asset value.
Net
d Ex-rights..
tNew stock.
-
k Admitted to listing on
Stock
b Bid*
Exchange
yield price
•
the New York
x
'
Ex-dividend,
wi When
y
Ask
99.564
1959.
1958—
issued.
Ex-stock. dividend.^
Volume
Number 5801
188
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2393)
Third Federal Reserve
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
'*
Bank clearings this week will show a decrease
liminary figures compiled by
of the country,
us
based
compared with
a year ago.
Pre¬
$25,206,503,446 against $25,617,266,573 for the
there is
loss for the week
a
same
ending Friday, of 7.9%.
the week follows:
1,204,185,693
i 1,118,000,000
.
1,065,000,000
778,832,983
*
708,605,525
cities)—
(11
-
+ 11.4
365,900,000
+
9.0
701,843,184
+
8.6
487,588,583
586,019,307
+
cities,
five
days—
cities,
five
days.
361,856,282
+
8.7
4,956,076,515
five days-.—-
Total
:
issue of next week.
We
2.1
14,242,294
15,572,781
24,227,9*9
+10.7
1,411,593,472
1,311,399,149
941,243,827
1.9
933,560,333
242,126,965
60,171,700
407,911,839
—_
i
(7 cities)
____1
4,628,297
decrease
of
decrease of
6.5%.
+
We
the New York Reserve District the totals record
as
the week
present further below,
we
previous week—the week ended
a
group
the cities
")
Augusta
a
we
note that in
falling off of 6.1% but in the Bos¬
+
9.1
8,302,425
2.4
7.3
363,771,195
128,065,233
7,696,20*
368,667,083
124,867,083
644,902,732
+
7.6
737,175,697
733,620,693
2.7
29,313,332
31,527,982
+16.2
135,583,913
382,300,000
7,065,943
372,700,00*
27,637,493
26,905,411
+
112,003,942
333,900,000
+
4,666,253
4,927,751
5.3
*5,552,743
221,615,793
201,891,008
+
9.8
199,722,777
170,876,439
+ 16.9
13,239,423
605,721
173,623,696
12,798,390
612,778
172,142,114
1,128,034,406
1,040,968,879
:
Orleans
3rd
York
New
'
Total
(10 cities)
,
'
Seventh Federal Reserve
Philadelphia
4th Cleveland
are
9,327,914
—
6th Atlanta
Haute
8th. St.
Louis—.
11th
Kansas
City„
Iowa—Cedar
Des
Rapids—.
Moines
Peoria
9,998,653
add
780,551,744
743,771,628
10,670,920,157
'
.+
$
$
—
4.9
865,458,948
12,137,304,904
11,985,589,775
18,534,073
8,669,169
2.4
—
—
12,030,59®
75,959,00*
7.9
131,215,93®
+ 37.9
41,347,534
15,028,608
1,175,334
1,152,916,806
6,216,530„
———
(17 cities)
1,301,199,851
1,372,466,532
—-
9,239,52®
11,110,609
75,449,000
5,854,400
12,487,274
'
1,958,029
8.8
+ 25.7
2,451,441
I
19,698,953
+ 21.3
—
5,861,100
42,117,963
12,976,245
1,799,384
974,035,878
5,769,098
12,808,424
9,633,541
4,792,962
„
——.
-
*
,
9,589.273
3,959,540
122,679,351
+
—
1.0
*+34.1
9,080,04®
3,971,0'!®
6,338,82®
44,915,45$
15,259,55®
1,276,60®
-
+ 36.2
+
4.7
+
3.2
6,767,457
2.5
14,692,539'
7.5
12,624,820
—
+
1,106,236,12®
6,235,57*
14,534,37®
,10,290,47*
-
+ 29.7
5,712,092
6,450,94®
5.5
1,508,255,320
1,474,700,05®
+
L«uis—
4.6
379,500,000
2.3
167,105,228
+ 12.5
152,901,419
—19.4
3,145,200
5.4
702,711,853
327,500,000
1,411,593,472
1,311,399,148
3.3
1,543,791,743
1,469,009,168
737,175,097
733,620,699
8.4
1,224,009,718
1,508,255,320
3,425,214
682,166,871
1,192,814,865
5.5
+
647,432,863
Illinois—Quincy
7.6
+
199,402,812
131,504,837
2,762,308
+ 10.7
313,100,000
203,944,292
147,960,271
Louis
Missouri—St.
360,100,00®
155,697,77®
1,474,700,050
1,321,958,919
644,902,732
1,128,034,406
1,040,968,879
+
1,372,466,532
1,301,199,851
+
682,166,871
647,432,863
+
5.4
702,711,853
664,839,262
578,900,186
505,034,091
+ 14.6
578,779,928
554,072,680
—
—
+
Total
(4 cities)
—
Ninth Federal Reserve
II
140,290,00*
2,751,48*
+
•
664,839,2G*
t
District—Minneapolis—
II
617,681,487
520,947,521
+ 18.6
625,961,402
601,147,130
+13.2
484,396,133
500,364,169
444,350,145
1,195,060,237
1,122,547,526
6.5
1,303,337,491
1,283,062,037
II
+
cities
19,887,678,313
19,905,278,139
9,590,241,892
—
+
0.1
23,122,776,609
11,415,225,326
—11.4
9,647,588
9,801,633.
+ 16.7
381,868,271
150,792,992
10,013,718
365,722,11*
129,667,309
9,020,592
4,136,356
6,227,210
13,940,136
+ 12.3
9,464,529
3,347,835
7,180,725
16,569,660
—19.1
5,363,447
+ 15.3
6,654,841
+ 18.9
14,439,071
143,879,54®
9,001,091
4,892,69*
7,125,03*
13,390,35®
578,900,186
505,034,091
+14.6
578,779,928
554,072,68®
1,096,224
669,493
—36.2
750,800
—.——
Paul.
St.
—
North
Dakota—Fargo
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
22,603,745,349
6.8
9,207,011
332,835,477
145,677,540
Minneapolis
II
502,861,821
8,159,674
388,500,223
600,520
+ 25.0
7,700,358
128,621,687
+ 23.7
9,467,741
+ 25.7
158,864,649
Minnesota—Duluth
—
11,049,225,169
Helena
-
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the
cities)
(7
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
'
Clearings at—
Nebraska—Fremont
1958
1957
$
$
Hastings
Inc. or
1955
Dec. c/o
$
—.
Omaha
.
Kansas—Topeka
3,465,397
+ 32.3
6,707,910
—17.4
7,424,239
6,714,235
613,588,906
5.8
719,595,218
.
3,037,921
2,674,696
+ 13.6
3,411,684
3,437,860
1,668,662
—19.1
1,652,595
1,047,07*
*
+ 12.2
803,863
'
9,681,42®
157,994,16*
9,864.370
9,826,897
+ 27.7
23,178.857
+15.9
+10.2
403,961,275
13,691,085
—17.3
4,006,693
12,486,924
6,059,013
625,961.402
601,147,13®
3,90a,730
21,510,066
340,184,954
11,941,305
4,723,339
617,681,487
520,947,521
+18.6
+ 28.4
8,422,575
+ 13.1
413,793,767
+ 15.0
1
—12.5
31,699,932
8,627,000
+13.3
5,843,085
j
11,423,818
7,574,492
384,292,829
30,233,734
5,987,000
6,114,545
10,147,545
+ 12.6
16,009,774
502,861,821
444,350,145
+13.2
484,396,133
500,364,169
192,253,916
182,731,09®
5,517,29®
189,436,31®
27,4 (8,420
Missouri—Kansas
926,097
800.635
J
394,426,589
13,
City
23,876,31®
379,370,851
681,477,160
1,349,320
—_.
Lowell
2,619,465
5,543,089
649,212,917
Portland
4,995,799
5,607,345
1
Wichita
Massachusetts—Boston
4.9
City-
9,524,099
161,730,761
Lincoln
$
1956
First Federal Reserve District—1Boston—
Maine—Bangor
+
■.
Week Ended Nov. 29—
Fall River
—12.5
6.9
1,0 20,13 9, 3&0
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
week ended November 29 for four years:
:
2,144,715
+
17,407,742
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St.
833,126,366
6.1
941,243,827
10,238,360,165
our
—16.0
8,378,809
3,434,522
58,093,135
-
—
Total
now
1,192,814,365
7,369,594
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
II
Outside New York City
We
1,224,009,718
105,058,257
,
Sioux City—
II
108
8.4
II
10
Total
+
9,042,476
3,401,648
Montana—Billings
'
836,926
194,071,115
1955
1956
693,918,492
6
f2th San Francisco
Inc. or
Dec. cIo
s
1,278,703,094
9
Dallas
13,179,413
645,648
221,369,328
II
7
10th
1957
1,042,116,030
4
9th Minneapolis
12,671,532
1.2
0.9
112,294,065
II
17
Chicago
253,240,46/
"
75,905,000
Bend
Terre
Total
<•
10
7th
6,561^1®
197,998,313
i
+
9,561,727
12,131,904
69,196,000
—
■
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
The Chicago Reserve District has to its
10,015,217,413
6
Richmond
t' • 6,788,117
:;'A
•
14,585,208
-
Wayne
Indianapolis
are
larger by 7.6%
II
7
5th
3.4
+
—
2,395,843
16,672,445
2,011,469
Lansing
Indiana—Fort
Springfield
11
—
District-Chicago-
Michigan—Ann Arbor—
Grand
Rapids
Rockford
9
'
'
185,125,366
r
.
115,910.617
243,881,913
Mobile
Mississippi—Vicksburg
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
2nd
4.7
+ 47.1
4,911,046
7,224,611
....
-—
Alabama—Birmingham
and in the Phila¬
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals show an
$
24,242,009
203,896,85'?
+
349,500,000
—
South
3958
24,526,494
208,273.814
+ 19.0
+
Macon
District of 6.5%.
cities
4,251,46.*
4.236.53G
6.5
+
—11.1
130,198,639
—
according to the
5.5%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 5.4% and the Minneapolis
-12
1,469,009,16®
693,918,492
(6 cities)™.
Nashville
gain of 6.8%, the bank clearings
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
Week Ended Nov. 29—
1,543,791,743
320,590,814
114,078,903
6,976,773
Georgia—Atlanta
expansion of 18.6%, the Dallas Reserve District of 13.2% and the Sab Francisco Re¬
-
3.3
—
122,457,878
328,408,763
—
Decatur
1st Boston
13,741,899
447,744,701
64,640.709
10,108,00*
-
appear
in all cases has to be estimated.
3.3%, but in the Richmond Reserve District the totals
Reserve District of 14.6%.
13,062,919
504,634,717
631,137,887
•
1.6
today, inasmuch
ton Reserve District the totals register an improvement of 4.9%
and in the Atlanta Reserve District by 8.4%.
1.5
„
6.2
—
by the foregoing will
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this
delphia Reserve District of 10.7%.
14,139-, 127
.
0.1%, the aggregate clearings for
Outside of this city there was
a
8.1
+
19,481,200
180,007,177
6,397,335
Carolina—Charleston-
District of Columbia—Washington
Louisiana—New
a
3.9
—
4,347,303
17,326,000
JL
214,120,781
Maryland—Baltimore
available at time of going to press.
are not
able to give final and complete results of the
was
10,231,30*.
291,409,819
11,513,387
305,433,73.1
643,234,262
51,773,600
1,321,958,919
—
Richmond
the whole country having amounted to
$19,887,678,313 against $19,905,278,139 in the
serve
7,086,377
—12.0
10,701,317
463,514,660
1,278,703,094
4.2
+
0.3
9,332,550
10.544,537
a
57,889,800
10>Q84,688
a
J.-
—
8.6
+
528,826,376
Tennessee—Knoxville
them
In the elaborate detailed statement, however, which
For that week there
9,567,251
252,367,296
527,230;234
Florida—Jacksonville
increase of
+
<
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlantacovered
cannot furnish
Saturday and the Saturday figures
an
12,901,540
—
^
Virginia—Huntington •+.
Virginia—Norfolk
3.8
6.2
—
$25,206,503,446 $25,617,266,573
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week
credit
*
6,687,693
15,288,771
—
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
+
$24,215,288,143 $24,683,706,240
Complete and exact details for the week
smaller by
3,796,038
7.8
+ 21.8
_„_u.
r__„
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
—
4,667,801,665
991,215,303
showing
+ 16.4
6,080,757
1,042,116,030
i
Youngstown
Total
center
3,144,824
■
14,575;276
3.4
—
$19,259,211,628 $20,015,904,575
Total all cities for week
at this
6,409,754
0.6
393,474,838
-
-
431,607.136
589,409,035
week in 1957.
5.8
10,392,800
—
—
Mansfield
South
same
+
5,174,304
1,238,000,00®
4,366,077
6,544,879
4,557,679
13,176,526
—
Jersey—Trenton
Columbus
9.9
+
470.960,518
„
All cities, one day
Nov. 29.
4,144,742
5,604,746
.i—
west
we are
4.8
17,756,161
—
Cincinnati
761,862,000
1
-
Cleveland
i
1,351,000,000
+
3,661,878
York
Cleveland
398,700,000
Louis
Pittsburgh
ends
+ 10.8
3,657,848
5,731,916
2,217,649
1,993,243
"
*
Delaware—Wilmington
5.0
480,930,079
San Francisco
our
886,000,000
3,833,770
6,066,81*
2,088,720
1,775,243
'
—
5.6
+
Kansas City
in
982,000,000
.
;
—
Ohio—Canton
-1,272,048,600
.
Total all cities,
4,153,877
7.8
7.9
—
+
Boston
Other
+ 13.6
Feurth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
$12,994,993,575 $14,103,298,865
-
—
Philadelphia
Ten
+ 14.9
3,668,230
J
Wilkes-Barre
1957
1958
New York
Baltimore
1,811,210
4,165,595
...
$
1,658,183.
2,006,340
GLEANINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ended Dec. 6—
St.
2,081,304
—_
1956
1956
+17.5'"
1,991,181
Scranton
Total
Chicago
Inc. or
Dec. %
$
1,513,254
2,158,972
1,778,057
.
•'
.
New
T957
$
•
,
*
-
Week Ended Nov. 29-
""1958".""
.
—
Philadelphia
Reading
At this center
Our comparative summary for
.
Lancaster
Our preliminary totals stand
week in 1957.
•
Bethlehem
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
at
'
.
Chester
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Dec. 6, clearings for all
1.6% below those of the corresponding week last year.
*
Pennsylvania—Altoona
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
District—Philadelphia—
J
;7 ~ ' * '
"
.
45
1,827,431
+
2,859,142
2,918,841
St.
Joseph
Colorado—Colorado
Total
Springs
(9 cities)
*
New Bedford
3,037,199
Springfield
s
12,681,669
Worcester
10,736,956
*—
New Haven
Rhode Island—Providence—
New
13,492,491
+
—
2.9
3.278,709
3,582,431
6.0
15,897,178
14,822,873
0.5
12,884,652
10,757,335
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
Hampshire—Manchester—
38,231,505
35,206,824
+
8.6
41,803,532
42,973,797
Fort Wbrth
18,993,262
+
5.9
23,939,552
24,397,636
Galveston
30,462,500
32^449,900
—
6.1
37,237,200
29,165,100
2,682,644
2,632,692
+
1.9
3,487,648
(12 cities)
743,771,628
+
4.9
865,458,948
5,239,000
6,928,365
Falls
Wichita
Louisiana—Slireveport
—
.
.
9,840,065
421,667,945
39,471,99*
7,097,00®
6,520,941
15,766,6*®
3,039,266
780,551,744
Dallas
833,126,306
Total
Total
9,725,795
434,775,234
34,770,609
Texas—Austin
10,785,427
—
20,110,627
Connecticut—Hartford
•
2,951,393
,
(6 cities)
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francises—
Seeend Federal -Reserve District—New Yerk—
New York—Albany.
t-
29,546,791
Binghamton
(a)
Buffalo
4-.(
130,639,773
10,655,244
+ 50.3
(a)
28,695,795
2,261,943
2,086,776
8.4
2,620,000
145,329,347
9.0
Yakima
31,906,408
(a)
8.6
120,345,886
2,856.915
Elmira_
.Jamestown-
I
3,017,420
-
130,799,091
California—Long
2,812,211
-
2,889,507
2,797,624
New York-
9,649,318,148
10,315,036,247
6.5
11,707,551,283
11,554,520,180
Rochester.
36,988,944
34,457,848
7.3
35,079,867
38,060,042
Syracuse
22,453,092
21,419,850
4.8
22,478,851
21,163,587
34,839,819
78,910,180
Francisco
(a)
22.852.237
New Jersey—Newark—,
62,333,609
61,510.831
+
78,818,198
70.935.238
+ 11.1
87,976,635
10,670,920,157
6.1
12,137,304,904
11,985,589,775
22,500,391
93,014,650
15,023,582
604,313,492
645,453,952
:
Jose
Santa Barbara
23,967,763
6,853,849
10,791,419
8,516,170
14,144,589
Stockton
Total
(10 cities)
-
1,195,060,237
-
1,122,547,526
89,603,032
10,015,217,413
4.5
32,441,039
San
*32,000,000
69,969,180
Connecticut—Stamford
0.3
+
15,465,994
Pasadena
San
5.8
+
90,139,200
25,234,600
——
Beach
•
2,494,620
172,586,380
4,808,133
168,687,867
182,577,122
—
-—
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt Lake City
+
4,822,609
176,264,962
Washington—Seattle
Northern New Jersey
-
.
1.3
Grand
total
(108
Outside NeW York City
Total
(9
cities)
(a) Clearings
19,887,678,313
cities)
....
19.905,278,139
10,238,360.165
9,590,241.892
operations discontinued.
^Estimated.
—
3.1
•
5,433,315
212,444,165
90,369,183
109,998,6*®
+ 12.2'
29,648,052
26,367,72*
+
1.9 *
+
0.8
16,147,393
710,682,009
25,678,202
709,024,07®
23,908.399
7,194.123
13,487,133
6,508,732
11,784,04?
+ 35.4
+ 24.3
+ 31.1
+
6.5
0.1
1,303,337,491 *
17,785,73*
1,283,062.037
23,122,7^6,609
22,603,745,3^9
225,326
11,049,225,10®
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Monday, December 8, 1938
...
im*)
«
Company and Issue—
J Date
,
Pago
£
-
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
debt
adjustment
bonds
due
1973
1,
Jan.
"•'.•ft.
•*'*
:
Energy Supply Schwaben, Inc.—
—_Jan
■y.
Pursuant toithe
rprtifies daily to
Bank
Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve
requirement of Section 522 ot the Tariff
world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
EXCHANGE'RATES CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY
Mining Corp.debt adjustment bonds, due Jan. 1,
Home Oil Co., Ltd.—
-'+■'■
Harpen
countries of the
FOREIGN
UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
5%%
Unit
Noon Buying Rate for
Tuesday
Dec. 1
Nov. 28
Dec. 2
Dec. 3
"
$
$
.0555555*
Australia,
pound
■♦(Metropolitan), franc—
Germany, ^Deutsche mark
.210317
.210292
.00311807*
.00311807*
.00311807'
.00238046
.00238046
.239000
.239000
.210131
2.804062
.210106
2.802812
Hi 2.803125
2.803125
Malaysia, Malayan dollar
Mexico, peso
.
Netherlands, .guilder
New Zealand/ pound
.00277912*
.00277912*
.327520
.327520
.0800560*
.0800560*
.0800560*
.0800560*
.265133
.265141
2.775371
2.775061
*.140080*
.140080*
Norway, -krone
■V:
.140080*
Portugal, feecudo
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0318000*
.0349000*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.193283*
.233250
.233275
.233325
.233287
2.793586
2.792652
2.792341
2.792652
2.793897
2.804062
2.803125
2.802812
.193283*
.193283*
,193283*
.233325
,
Dec 31
—
v-.-.-'I.:. ;:r-:
mortgage .6+2%
Jan.
-gold
1963-
1,
A--
-
adjustment
—
.
.
.
.
.
Union—
i £•''1
.
1953,
Jan. 1,
Westphalia
Electric Tower
Corp.—
-
deposits adjusted increased $176 million in
the Chicago District, $88 million in TCew York City, $84
million in the Dallas District, and $56 million in the
Increase (+) or
f-
1
Dec. 3,
1958
■ -
'
ASSETS—
GOld Certificate
account
19,098,894
-
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
918,549
'Tdtiltgold certificate .reserves
F.TR.fUdtes of oother'banks—
—
+
20",0I7,443
—
Discounts
Dec.
10,000
8,070
1,930
296,963
4.
8;884
—
7,375
329,003
and ^advanees
—
719,331
T *-
,
Gas
Transmission
Co,—
>■
.
Acceptances:
/Bought outright
IHilcttimder repurchase ngree't
tJ. 03. 'Government securities:
35;199
2,119,350
18,649,726
2,807,565
'Certificates
BOtCs
26,120,412
12,400
Held-under-repurchase agree't
26,132:812
26,497,351
+
4
870
458,200
—2,857,565
+'2,8571565
122,613
Other ^assets
—
458,200
12Q.400
Reserve
ISSUES
CALLED
,
„
—1,283,886
4 2)867,565
317,979
53,565
4
29,985
—
+
*337;800
+
2,354,577
fcank
Member
—
380,861
+
2,195,267
+
+—
35,495
126
135,721
552',372
+
106,154
+
+
—
i:.
3
392,191
10,113
63,051
U.
431,026
+
284,556
6,624
233,218
-
Other
584,461
+
7,'442
225,077
+
deposits
,
.Deferred availability icash items
Other'llabs. & Accrued .dividends
19,369,286
4,213,520
33,614
CAPITAL
Capital
376,197
+
—
8,536
+
9,384
503,441
+
397,707
ACCOUNTS—
paid
Surplus
205,248
+
590
+
10/179
.52,599,898
+..
+
809,195
Other ioapltal -accounts
—
552;372
+
16,853
t34;059
17,593
Contingent
ances
_•
liability
42.6%
\on
4 '
112
securities—total——
32(4.84
+
1:216
4
7,474
Distillers Co.,
2,758
+
1,219
+
1,751
(f;tk. dividend)
American
• (final)
Distillers Corp.-Seagram3, Ltd.^ (quar.)
+
.4%
i
—
:—
+
1,213
—
13,452
1—
1,010
4.4%
73,842
995
1,329
20
+
—13
14
25
—
68
+
LIABILITIES—
•
150
surplus of $27,543,000
57,283
1—
Government..
"
12
—
4
+ 1,468
3,677
4,105
41,753
,
banks
10,604
-
Foreign banks
—
1,474
—
21
—
'Dominion
Borrowings—
Federal Reserve
858
Banks—
379
4
—
4
55
Donalson
5 r'o
Francisco
District).
"(Exclusive of
loans
to
banks and after deduction of valuation reserves; individual loan items
are
shown
(San
gross.
System in 'leading cities
Tdllowmg principal changes for the week
■endedilfov. ^.-Jncreases of ^$1^19 million in holdings of
Treasury bills, $437 million in demand deposits adjusted,
and $1,468-million in U. S. Government
deposits, and a
decrease of;$548 million in demand deposits credited to
snows * the
,
Dun
District, $16
mflbimin the'raeveiand District, and $14 million in the
Myadelphifi IBisteict, and increases of $48 million in
♦Ctoosbo, $11 million in'die St. Louis District, and $18
in 'the Atlanta District.
Changes according to
mdiifltryiipyir in ^another ipress release. Loans to brokws mtd 'deeiers"ior ipurchasing or carrying U. S, Govei'iuiieilt undDthersecurities increased $139Tnillion. Real
estMeimanaRBd "father" loans eachinereased $M million.
Holdings of Treasury bills increased in all districts,
(Ltd.
"
Below will be found
(quar.)
12-24
.12- 1
Industries
Co.
?20c
f31J/4C
112+20
125c
15c
25c
$1.25
30c
25c
50c
50c
40c
...
:__
—-—_
i.__
:—:2_
(qaar.
(quar.)
«
25c
:———
_____i
12^c
Exploration/,(s-a)
Power, com. (increased quar.)—1
.
NOTICE
Marshall
Field
&
Jan.
Date
35c
8
:Dec
—
'
Inc.,
(E. I.)
Common
12- 4
12-15'
12-10
11-20
35c
(increased)I,
1
,
12-16
12- 4
11-28
11-28
10c
12-15
11-28
12-15
11-28
—
(quar.)
common
12-10
12-10
$1.25
:
20c
20c
class A
—
:_
12- 9
10-30
12- 9 ..;.J0-3O
1 •>
-—-
de 'Nemours & Co.-^-
Cyear-end)
$3.50 preferred
$4.50 preferred
(quar. )_^
,
.
(quar.)_J
Zl-ZZ-Z—
Duquesne Light, common-(increased quar.)
2027
•"
,
12-18
11- 2
$1.50— 12-13 t 11-24
• . 87c
1-24
1- 9.
$1.1212
1-24
1- 9
55e
-1- 112- 5
$2.10 preferred (quar.)___.
52J,2C
1- 1 •
12- 5
3.75%, preferred (quar.)_.
46% c
1- 1
12- 5
4£0 preferred iquar.)_
—
50c
, lr
I
12- 5
4.10%. preferred" .(-quar.
——_aL_—1
51 Uc
1- 1 *. 12- 5
4,15% .preferred .(quar.)_.___
517/iic
,.1-1 ,12-5,
4.20% preferred "(quar. )_i
^_____—_ - - 52+2c
l- *i
12-5"
Durion Co, (quar.)_^_:
__i
,25c -. 12C-10
11-21
DuPo-TeSjt'Corp.; cemmon___^
40c
1-5-59 r "10-27
5% preferred: (qiiar.)—
31+4c
12-15 „, .11-28
"Dural Sulphur & Potash Co. (quar.)
—31+4C -12-31
1Z-10
D. W. .G. Cigar Corp.^quar.)*
1__
22',ic - 12-20
12--5
-
C.-:
—
1-15
12-10
1-15
12-^4
1-15 ' 12-16
12-31
12-17
r.;i2-31 +12-17
*12-13 ; "11-14
2- 2
1-2
1- 2
12- 1
12-12
12- 1
12-15
11-28
2- 2
1-26
1-15
12-15
1- 2
12- 5
1-2-59
12-il9
12-15
12-1
12-10
11-24
12-12 *. 11JEJ8
1- 5
12-15
12-18
12^ 4
-2e
—2c
(Approximate amount after deduction of
v
exps. of depositary and British "inc. tax)
"du Pont
-
2142
_„
—
15
Dec
.
Page
"
•
preferred stock
^-Dec TO
3^-6% bonds series A
1, 2039—.—_i
.
'
$1.75
40c
—
5'7o .preferred (quar.)
Dunlop Rubber, Ltd.—
Amer. dep". rets (interim) 1
♦
Amer. dep. rets, (interim)
f'
1
M
5^"s. f. gold bonds
cumul.
Philadelphia Transportation Co.
due
'
(
'
4*4 Yo
Co.,
'•
f
OF TENDER '
Company and Issue—
Bush Terminal Buildings Co. 1st mtge.
due April I, I960
(quar.)
Brads tree t, Inc.
Dunham-Bush,
-
12-19
12- 'l
1-16
20c
preferred
Duncan Electric Co.,
Class B
I
-
12-11
11-25
(quar.)
Ltd.
common
Extra
list of corporate
bonds, notes,
preferred and common stock called for redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number ogives the location in
the current volume (except where otherwise indicated)
m which the details were given in the "Chronicle."
r
a
3
12-11
11-25
.1—____
(quar.)
preferred
&
12-
12-15
Year-end
7%
1
{
Company
Driver-Harris
Duke
3
1-
12-15
"?30c
Chemical Co.,
&
Drewery's Ltd. U. S. A.
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund <
12-
-
Drilling &
2185
T_.
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
Commercial :and industrial loans decreased $7 million
urepottiiig member banks; the principal changes
w5fflre,decrea«es'of $22 million in the Boston
1
;
Corp.,
Dresser
domestic "banks.
at all
Ltd.—•
& Steel,
(quar.)
(quar.),
(quar.)
:___
Dow Chemical Co. .(guar.).
Drapxer Corp. -(quar.)
Dravo Corp., $2 preferred .(quar.) J.
Dover
11-21
1
2Y2C
(increased quar.):
Tar
$1 pref.
448
192
+
1,005
others
From
8
1-
39c
1-2-59"
(monthly)—^
25e
12-15
" .25c.2-30 59
Fields
Stores.
Dominion
8
12-
Inc.—
Extra-.
165
—
12- 1
12-
" $50c
4'/2%-preferred (quar.)
_i
__^__.l^_J:___4$l.-12-1/y
Dominion Glass Co.,-Ltd., com.
iquar.)__"
150c
Dominion-Scottish Investments, Ltd. .(s-a)—
t40c
542
V
548
—
.
11-28
-
Common
41,819
437
+
27,872
demand-deposits—
Domestic
^•jThe condition ktatement of weekly reporting member
ranks of 'the -Federal Reserve
Oil
Foundries
Dominion
:
deposits adjusted.:
1
12-15)
12-20
-
*
Dominguez
12-
12-15
a25%
all2%
f30c
deposit receipts
deposit receipts
Monthly
Demand
12-15
10c
Quarterly from net investment income.
Dodge Manufacturing Corp. \
$1.56 preferred
(quar.)
112
4
12-1
Ltd.—
Diversified Growth Stock Fund,
210
—
6,230
1956.
2,422 '
banks
domestic
with
151
293
+
—
5
12-
12-10
3%
Extra
41,430
28
9,163
;—
Reserve Banks-—
with Federal
2,238
41,186
1
+
American
2,299
4
! 53
—
:
dividend
Stock dividend
Notices
—
"t N«t change After elimination of Section 13b
2,
6,630
19;084
4
49
+
4,012
.
banks—
accept¬
correspondents
Sept.
31
purchased -for 'foreign
Industrial loan commitments
on
+
•
-
Stock
"Disney fW^lt)) Productions (quar.):
431,026
Ratio,pfrgold certificate,reserves
tadeposit &H?.iR...noteliabili¬
ties combined
11,497
—
♦Preliminary
358,713
in
—
vault
From
Total inabilities
136
730
11-28
1
l-
1%
4
U. 8. Government deposits
+
305
+.
161,305
90^572
+
12-10
3
Time deposits except U. S.
272,430
587;559
4
t
Ll-28
12-10
20c
pfd.
31
securities
Interbank
ZTotal
139
$3
+
74,351
18,002
+
+
180
Giorgio Fruit vCorp.,
+
Treasury motes
S. bonds
Balances
—1,108
4
20c
r
(quar.)
(s-a)_—$1.60 •/
Dictograph Products Co., Inc
—____—
6c ,
Diketan Laboratories, Inc. (stock divi)——
13"%
Diamond Alkali Co. (quqr.)
'45c ;
Diana Stores Corp. (quar.)__.—
-25c
Dictaphone Corp., common (quar.)
f__
'
30cDi
1,229
U.
in
*
.
,
—
Treasury certificates of indebtedness-
Reserves
2084
'
When
Hol&ert
Payable of -Hec.
class A (quar.)
Dewey jPortland Cement Co.,
Class B
/
Per
■Share
'•
9,507
loans
to
7
of Company
■—
estate loans—
Treasury bills
Loans
i.
«
9
1,915
carrying securities
loans for purchasing or carrying
Government
S.
9"'
.Dec
•
Name
and dealers for pur¬
to brokers
Other
convertible subordinated
DIVIDENDS
236
4
191
614
L"
chasing or
Other
4
606,379
343,698
Foreign
Commercial and industrial Tbans
Other
18,322,932
469,438
reserves
U.,8. Treas.—general account
*—
Agricultural loans
.Real
Page
GYrfe: subord."debs. dueAbgri, "72_Dec 31
(Continued from page ±2)
49,140
.41,435
95,212
Cash
27,610,322
(In millions of dollars)
•
,
adjustedt
—
v
-.'♦Announcement in this--issue.
Nov. 27,
1957
1958
and investments adjastcdt-—
2,565,777
211,200
1869
-
,
1975-
reporting
Nov. 19,
V
v;
Loans
securities
"52,599.898
notes
1958*
Loans
Deposits:
.
Nov. 26,
41,300,077
+
2
Increase (+) or
•;
v
Loans
+
2294
Date
..v"^<;
-
2,616
J5MHBITIES—
Federal
liabilitiesof
and
assets
of
summary
member banks follows:
12,143
4
1
from
185
—
5,248,444
93,471
—
A
due
Decrease (—) Since
15
-
^
Bank premises
debentures
-
2,483,771
Bonds
Total -.assets
37,106
5,202
168,652
—
ASSETS—
"Bought outright—
Bills
,
—2,061,189
—
—
—
f
Due from foreign banks
Uncollected cash Items
58,309
4-
2293
-
year
Southeastern Fund,
Federal Reserve Banks increased
$379 million-and borrowings from others decreased $192
million. Loans to banks decreased $151 million.
Borrowings
2293
■<i 22.93
-
mortgage pipe line bonds 5%%
Smith-Corona Marchant -Inc. 6Yo
St. Louis District.
—2,119,498
—
337
Industrial loans
4,
1957
323;598
Other ccash
(—) Since
26,
1958
-
due- "
I__Uan*l+
prior pfd. stock—Dec 30
213^5
'7^'>
$3 prior preferred and first "preferred stock'— „„—_Feb"' 1
2242
Family Finance Corp. 4Vnf,/0 pfd. stock, series.A and B—Jan
2 .
: 948
Grolier Society, Inc.—.
' j.« • j
.-' J
5c/o
convertible ^subordinate debentures dated .May'tl,
* ' . ' 1957, due May 1, 1967
-Feb 16
2246
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Co,—
$4 cumulative conv. preferred stock
Dec 12
1864
Demand
Decrease
1719
Alabama Gas Corp., $3.50 cumulative
Beaux-Arts Apartments,-Inc.—
«
purchases of a new issue., Holdings of
Treasury certificates of indebtedness increased $49 mil¬
lion and holdings of Treasury notes decreased $53 mil¬
Nov.
229L
"1
Maryiaxtd 'Ry.—% 1='
"SVz'/e debs, due Jan.il, 1982—Jan';" 1 ; +
*
Zeller's Ltd., 6% s.-f. debs., ser. A, due Nov; % '19771-Dec 15
2295
25
Company and Issue—
C
:
Ampal-American Palestine Trading Corp.—
15-year 4% s. f. debs. series A 1966
4%
.
Power
4V* Ya
debt
and
-1978
series
B
Ac
due
Jan.
-
cumulative
ser,
1,
1978
Corp-.—
Series
4%^
A
debentures
and
;
:
-
3L
-
••
•'
.
_Jan
"
•
"
adjustment
series
B
.
.
Dynamics Corp.-of-America—;
$1 .convertible
preference
(s-a)
1 :
*
Eagle-Picher" Co.
East Kootenay
-
-
Dec 31.
_
2141
•'
debentures
East
due Jan.
1,
1973
*
"
t
12^5
12-31
50c
East Tennessee Natiural
LJan
1
'
2244
^Jan
1
-
2244
5.20%
Stock
Co.
.
Lines
dividend
..
(s-a)—
Gas^ com. vquar. 1
preferred (quar.)—
Air
55c
f$l>75
$1,50
(quar.)___l_
Power. Ltd., 7% pfd. (accum.)
Pennsylvania 3R.
Eastern
bonds
..
~
■
■
Power-©orp;—
debt
.
-
*
.
1,
bonds,
.-
-
stock/ series B
Deutsche, Rentenbank-Kreditanstalt—
Electric
A due Jan.
adjustment'debenture
preferred
*
;
*
Dec
.
-
1
r~
deb. bonds
debt
4l/2^
Colorado Fuel &Hroil
5^2?*
1
1960—^
Light-Co.—
adjustment
Page
,
;
1st mtge. bonds due Dec. 31,
Berlin
<
.
Anglo Lautaro Nitrate Corp.—
"
Date
:_Jan
4
-Jti
'riiV
2291
Western
'
reflecting the
v
1927
1
_Jan
1970I_3an ' 1
,
N ;
_Jan ,:,.l
____.
debs;-fdated
ENTIRE
lion.
'
•'
;{
\
(quar.)_:
,
"15c
32+iC*
.
12-10
12-16
11-21
*
14-29^
1- 1
12+31.
12-15'
1^20
I-;l
12-15
25c
12-15
11-14
2%
12-15
11-14
•
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v-*"'
_Qpc 15
Company and Issue—
dollars)
2142
-i':
bonds.++s
1979
•Nominal.
(In thousands df
'.i e-rr'rji'
1; 1974——2-^lMn.-1
series due 1977—Jan
United States Printing & Lithograph Co.-r- ■>,
5Yo cumul. preference stock
_llJan>,
2.803125
2.804375,
pound sterling.
*
1st
.0238095*
.193283*
•
1975—-
31,
Power Co.—
Service
Water
1,
Tennessee
.0349000*
-
1
5 lA % debt adjustment .bonds ser. A due Jan. 1, 1978/1Jan j 1
4+*%+debt adjustment'bonds ser. B due Jaml,llft76—'Jari';,l "
4l/2 % ;debt adjustment "bonds ser. C due Jan. 1, 1978_:_'Jan
1
.496950*
.496950*
Spain,: pesetaSweden,tkrona
! Switzerland,
franc
Union«df; South Afriea, pound—
Rhine
.140080*
'
•
.
'
adjustment debentures due Jan. 1,
debt
Jan.
2.775371
.140080*
Dec.
lf . 1953..extended to
debt
4Y*Yo
.265133
.265100
2.776299
-
;
due
Kaisha)...:1st
Rhine-Ruhr
.00277912*
.327520
.265083
Philippine Islands, peso
United Kingdom,
.00277912*
.0800560*
;v;
,
1950, due Dec. 1, 1966/lDec
5%.. prior Tien bonds, due 1961
.327818
2.776603
Ltd.—
Ltd.—
Pueblo -Tramway,.Light
.09277912*
yen
*
2247
German-Lloyd—'
■4lAro
.327352
Ireland, > pound-
Jan.
North
.00288046
.210081
Co.,
dated Dec. 1,
Co.,
income bonds
mtge.
due
.,uV.
.00311607*
*
.239000
.210106
2.804375
.210317
-
bds.
Nitrate
Kabushiki
V .239000
.239000
.210191
India, -rupee
.0200500
.210317
r.00238()46
.00238046
•
1717
---Dec 15
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.—
> *'W; j.,:* %. •
6V4I0 1st mtge. pipe line.bonds due 1977
Nippon Electric Power-Xio., -Ltd.+Nippon Denryoku
1.034625
1.034500
2246
-
1971
15,
& North-West RR.—
Generalmortgage 5% bonds due Jan.
,.0385356*
.0200500
.0200475
1.035625
.00311807*
Franee
'"
.0200462
^210367
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, *markka—
.0385356*
.0385356*
.0385356*
r
1.035562
1.034687
'Canada,-dollar.
2.233565
Dec.
Louisiana
i .0155493
2.233565 >
2.233316
Textile
4% -4.V2V0
Lautaro
.0555555*
.
.
.0149146
.0141226
-
"
2.234312 ~
.0200475
Belgium, 'franc
Japan,
-
'.0385356*
Austria, schilling
'
.0139417
2.234561
Laurentian
Dec. 4
1st
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0137953'
Official
due
,
.
$
$
*
debs,
conv.
1
Pipe -Line Co.— ?'■£.»-*./;■. .*++,'*
3^-2% 1st mtge: and -coll. : trust "bonds series B_ll
Jan ,1'i
Rudolph) Karstadt, Inc.—
;
4M»#> debt adjustment bonds, due Jan. 1, 1963— 1-Jan
1
•
Thursday
Wednesday
Monday
Friday
Argentina, peso—
In United States Money)
Cable Transfers In New York (Value
secured
,
1970_i_—Jan
Interprovincial
..
Country and Monetary
,
,
41,2 %
1958, INCLUSIVE
NOVEMBER 28, 1958 TO DECEMBER 4,
s
.
V 2142
cable transfers on the different
of the Treasury the buying rate for
the Secretary
-
2245
1
-
v
*
Volume JL6€rt'Nlimber 5801V
The Commercial end. FinanciaLkChraniele
v
;
(23wi :sf•'
4
*
...
Nameb^Cor/.panyJ"
Fuel
Gas <te
.*•
V> 1*
m
-
i
When
-:
Share
•-
4Va%Zl5*«fe*re<i'; < quar.)
IT
Eastern ifaifcabl? Ircn <qyar.)_
•
Per
->
■
,
; •
Associat«s.--eGm:~/quar'.)7„fZ'.
nuay
"T.
^
12-28
$L12V4
^
1-
•
'•
50c
12-10
6%
1,
I-
1
'1
'3-16
4--1
3-16
25c
quar.)
,
A
(quar,).
___
4'4.%
participating
El Paso
Electric Oo.,
C$4.12
< quar;
40c
.
1-
$1.35
'
Stop-Nut
Stock
Corp.
dividend
common
(qu«r;)__
America (quar.)
of
__
Storage
Electrical
Battery
Products
(quar;
12-20
12-
35c
12-29
12-
Products
Corp.
I-21
2-2
*
50c
12-31
4
of
2
Elmira
&
Willianisport
pfd.
RR.
(s-a t
$1.62'.
Emerson Electric Manufacturing, com. (quar.)
/
12-12
.
12-15
Gas
;
.2
Stock- dividend"'
Equitable -Credits Corp.—•
-
»•
-
•.7-
-•
.
.
-
2
12-12
'
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divideiid
5c
Equity Fund,- Inc.;~-
__n
•>
Flooring 6s Wood Products, Ltd.—
;
i
-
12-26
*
Stockl
aividend
d
Eafnir
-
j-.
Bearings (year-end)
Stock
,
._4'i
l_
Fairbanks Co., 6,%- preferred- < quar.
Fairmont: Foods Co., common i quar.)___
'•'
-4(o.4preferred, (qiiar.
FaJardo Easterh 8tigar-Associates—
"■
<-
■!
■
■
1
12-
1
Players, Canadian Corp., Ltd.-—"
Quarterly
Federal Bake
iExtra
Mich.)
12-26
Federal
Paper
Board—
•
-
•'
••
•
4.60%. .preferred''(quar,)^4______
Federal Screw Works' <quar.f
12-15
»
r
,
12-
12-
1-30
-"
Federacod-Mortgagfr (Del.)
14c
lL_-______
.12-24'.
"12-
4
12-18
12-11
'Class B (monthly-" :1c
Federated Publications (quar;)______—__—
$1
12-18
12-11
12-18
12-2
*
'
•-
.
Extra
Ferro
_
•
-
.
12-15
; :
30c
12-19
20c
-
■
Oil
12-15
25c
50c
)
_
Fifteen
12-18
25c
_________
Corp."-;
Ficlelity-Plicnix-Eire Insurance Co. (quar.
Fiduciary' Trust (N. Y.) (quar.)
Speelall
Field
Marshall->4^ee, Marshall- Field & Co.
FiltrpJ Corp^ .(quar.)_
;
,12-19
2
1
12-8
12-
8
11-28
12-17
40c
Financial General Gprp., common (quar.)_
5
12-
5
714c
2-
1
I- 2
2-
1
1-
12 - 8
_.12- 8
Security, Corp.
$5 -preferred
(quar.)
75c
50c
12-31
•
.7
1-
20c
—
2
12-30
.
2
11-14.
11-14
12-22
12- 1
12-
5
85c
12-10
25c
$1.25
12-12
'12- 2.
,1-2
12-19
(s-a)
Pisher^Bros- Cot,
1
„
4214c
Stores
First
com. (quar.)_
(quar.)
:
:
Fisher Governor Co.. (increased).
25c
~
rExtra
1
12-15
10c
12-
12-
1
1
12-15
12-
1
1- 1
12-
5
1-
730c
"
F7agg-UticaCorp.
(quar.)
Flintkote Company, .common
; $4 preferred
(quar.)_-_____
12-12
Florida
,12-15
11-20
-$1
60c
12-15
11-20.
;12-15
—
Power &
Florida
Steel.Corp.
(quar.)_
Flying Tiger LinA Inc..
com.
(stock
div.)__
Fair
\ $4.30
Stores,
common
12-19
;
12-19
12-5
11-28
11-28
12-15
10-
1
25c
(quar.).
12-10
11-
1
25c
(quar.>_i_
Food Giant Markets (stock dividend)
Food Machinery & Chemical <*wp.—
New common (initial)-..
I 3Convertible
preferred
(quar.)
1-
2
12-; 12
$1.05
preferred
1-
2
12-12.
12-18
_2%
11-28
.,
r
Ford
:
$1.18%
(quar.:)__^-.7/__
Motor Do
9
12-
5
50c
12-29
1-31
1-16
87 Zac
,
,
.
1-31
1-16
40c
12-31
12-19
710c
;
2-14
1-18
25c
1-
1
2-15
12-10
1-23
32/aC
2-15
1-23
33c
2-15
1-23
1-
1
37/zC
1-1
50c
12-31
1-
1
12- 5
55c
1-
1
preferred <quar,)_____—
•
59 %c
12-15^
12-2
12-
2
4.75%
12-
2
5.28%
preferxed (quar.).__„
Investment
American
General
66c
Tin
Parts
(quarri
*
Genung's, Inc.- (quar.)__:
I'
Georgia-Pacific Corp., common
Stock
shares
5%
•
/_
(quan)
Glen
1- 2
12-12
Falls
Ihsurance> Co.
Glens
Falls
Portland
(N.
Y.)
(quar.)__'
Co.
Class
Gold
A
6c
class
and
Stock
B-
(stock
1
ii-a$
12-10
11-88
12-15
12-
10c
12-11
11-24
15c
12-12
12-
1
12-12
12-
1
9
25c
1- 2
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
1- 2
12-
15C
$1.50
45c
12-19
1- 2
12-15
11-28
12-
2
12-15
$1
12-15
11-21
12-15
11-25
11-21
I-
2
12-10
1-
2
12-10
12-10
11-36
11-36
12-15
12-*4
$1
/
12-10
50c
7;
.
12-15
13-A
12-15
,•7V3-A
50c;
,
"
1-2
Hanover
25c
1-
Hansen
20o
Shoe, Inc. (quar.)
Mfg.
Harbison-Walker Reffactories—
6%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.50
Harsco
Corp. (quar.)—
Plywood Corp. (quar.)
Harris-Intertype Corp. /quar.)
V
Harshaw Chemical Co.
Hartford Steam Boiler
Co.
ance
12-A
12-15
-
2
12-26
12-15
12-,J.
1-20
1- A
*
150c
1- 2
10c
Harbor
12-12
-11-38
12-19
4$- 5
3714c
(quar.)
Inspection
7
is
25c
Insur¬
^
(extra)--.
r
12-12
12-10
12^8 J
*J-4 *." *5
50c
••
12-15
-12- 6
Hartman Tobacco Co.-—
$4
prior
preferred
(accumulative)—
Hawaiian Telephone Co., common
4.80% preferred A (quar.)
5% ,preferred
B (quar.)
preferred C (quar.)
preferred D (quar.)_
5.30% preferred E (quar.)
Haveg Industries (increased year-end)_
Ha^ltlne Corp.
(quar.)
:
1214c
Corp.
Curtis
11-33
11-23
12-12
11-23
(H.
Helme
J.)
12-15
;i2_ 1
12-15
*12- 1
25c
12-15
1'%'
12-15
25c
12-15
91 % c
'.1-1
A
Brewing
(George
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
3.65%
W.),
(quar.)
6%
preference
(quar.)
Hercules Gallon Products, Die.—
Common
(quar.)
2
12-12
1-
2
v12-12
1-
2
12-12
1- 2
:12-19
7$1,50
/
'
1
5c
12-15
12- »
50c
12-23
712- 8
GOc
(quar.)
12-15
1/25
7,11-25 *■
jia- 1 >
75c
Hewitt
Robins,
Inc.
Gold
12-15
75c
12-20
12-16
25c
Mines,
12-15
50C
(quar.)
Concolid ited
12-31
,12-17
Ltd.-—
76c
Fire
&
12- 1
12-
1
1-
5
12-15
(quar.)
30c
2- 2
1- 6
(quar.)
37/2c
2-2
i- 5
50c
12-13
11-38
40c
—
Insurance
12-13
)
•
,
.-
Oil, Ltd., class A (s-a)
Home Telephone is Telegraph Co. of Va
Home Title Guaranty Co. (Brooklyn, N. Y.)
12-15
40c
712V2C
.
12-10
1
11-28
12-16
12- 5
1-
19C
/.
Mining Co.
12-
1
12-
1
12- 5
Honolulu
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.
(quar.)
60c
12-15
11-14
12-22
12-
3
12-23
12-15
11-38
12-10
2 *-80
12-26
,
•
11-38
12-2
>
Hooker Chemical Corp.—
7$1
12-31
50c
(quar.)
12-15
40C
,
Homestake
25C
40c
12-15
I
12- 1
(Calif.)—
Home
;
12- 1
12-13
1214c
(increased)
(quar.)
Marine
12-29
15c
Homasote Company, common
preferred
12-29
t6c
Extra
Holly Oil Co.
/
;___
Holly Sugar Corp., common
5% convertible preferred
HoloRhane Co., Inc
.
1
Extra
'=•5%
1
12-13
,1-
(year-end)
Hershey Chocolate Corp.
Home
12-
12- 1
■
10c
(quar. >
Hendershot Paper Products, Ltd.—
Powder
12- 1
49c
preferred
Hercules
7
4334c
common/quar.)
1
Extra
1
.41-98
12- 5
12-26
10c
■
class
conv.
12-
12-19
12(4c
(quar.)_
Co.,
11-23
12-1-7
35c
2(4 %
Industries,
(G.)
12-12'
25c
dividend
Heileman
7%
12-12
12-12
13/4c
Mining Co. (quar.)
Helene
11-33
12 %c
dividend——
Hein-Werner
11-33
12-12
$2
13 %c
—
514%
cstock
12-6
12-12
12c
"
5.10%
Hecla
12-19
25c
.
(quar.)
—
8
12-10
12-12
2-5
25c
(quar.)
12-31
Goodyear
Tire
&
Rubber,
—
Ltd.
(quar.)
2/a%
7 $2
Gorton's of Gloucester,
Stock
class A (quar.)
Inc.
5%
Pumps,
preferred
(reduoed)
Grant
-
Varnish
Corp.
T. ) Co., ^common
preferred (quar.).
(W.
3%-%
Lakes
12-15
12- 3
Great Lakes
Power
12-18
12-
8
12-29
12-
8
.1- 2
12-24
12-11
II-10
1st
12-
3
12-10
11-18
Hoover
$1.06(4
1-
2
11-10
12-10
u-ia
10c
20c
50c
40c
—
Ciass
.
^
|
(quar.)
A
Household
11-20
tnri,
.
-
-
Don
(quar.)__
Ore
interest
_
_
Great Northern Paper
(quar.)
1- 2
12-2
12-15
12- 1
15c
12-16
,12- I
-31Vic
12-31
29c
12-34
12-12
12-31
12-12
r
(quar.)
Finance Corp.,
—
common
12-20
11-24
1
12- 8
11-24
Hoving
56V4C
12-21
11-14
1-16
30c
1-15
1-16
1-15
12-31
$L18
1-15
12-31
40c
12-10
12-30
12- 1
$2
12-17
12-
Hubinger
15c
12-15
12*1
Hudson
15c
13-31
.
11-1*
,
12-22
12-10
12-16
12-5
12-22
12-22
25e
Company /quar.)
Bay~Min!ng~3rT Smelting,
Hugoton
1
12-31
10c
—
(quar.)
12-16
6c
731'Ac
12-12
$1
Extra
12-31
,
60c
(quar.)
Industries, Inc
(Harvey), Inc.
Hubbell
12-10
2
60e
Corp.
Howard
11-14
1-
12-22
93 %c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
Houston Lighting is Power (quar.)—
Properties—
(year-end)_
'
:i2/ac
4%
1
740c
12-19
42-5
15C
,
3>4%
12-10
12-12
5%
T,m„.T
preferred
11-18
1-
v
12-30
12-19
dividend
Stock
$2.25
11-18
$L12/4
Inc.
12- 5
12-16
11-18
25c
preferred
(quar./
(year-end)—
Horner
(Frank W.), Ltd., class
Hot Shoppes Inc., common
40c
5c
11-18
41-18
12-12
25c
4Va %
Horder's
12-15
1-
12-12
12-12
20c
(quar.)
(quar./—
12-15
12-10
.
25c
B
Class
C9., Ltd.—
preference
Northern
Ctfs. of ben.
(quar.).
Company, class A
Hotel Corp. of America, 5% pfd. (accum./
Houdaille Industries, Inc., common (quar.)_
12-10
93%c
(quar.)/
(quar.)
$4.25 preferred
$1
Paper, Ltd.
5%
12-17
$2
_______
Great Lakes
Great
3
125c
(quar.).
(quar.)__
American
Great
12-
$2
(quar.)_
Realty Corp., cl. A (quar.)
Dredge is Dock (quar.)
Great
12-15
$1.50
City Steel Co.
3
1
2%
preferred (quar.)
%%- preferred A (quar.)
•8%
preferred B (quar
Grafton is Co., class A (quar.)/
Rapids
12-
stock-
6%
Grand
11-14
12-15
40c
of
22-
12-19
35c
—
div. (Subject to approval
holders Jan. 27, 1959)
Corp.
1
12-15
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stock
r
1
Oil
1
12-
50c
_—
(W. R.)
3"
12-
12-15
25c
Mtg. Co. (quar.)
Gould-National Batteries, Inc."
Grace
12-
12-15
2%
dividend
Gorliaiu
Goulds
12-22
712 Zac
712 ZaC
Gordon MacKay Stores, Ltd.,
Class B (quar.)—
3
40c
12-10
12-15
Y.)
12-15
12-
-
12-8
12-3
$1
(N.
55c
12-
75c
12-22
12-19
2-16
Z
—
(quar.)
12-29
2%
35c
60c
12-15
1
11-20
7$1.25
/
(quar.)
■■■■
Goodrich <B. F.) Rubber Co.
10-17
-
B
Hollinger
1-
11-90
—
12-15
1-
11-20
12-15
ioc
(quar.)
a_;
•
12-15
2%
Telegraph (quar.)
Golden Cycle Corp. (resumed)
Stock dividend
12-15
20c
Co., '-class A
1
12-23
12-15
12-15
"
1-1
20c
dividend)
11-20
$1.12/3
35c
1-
50c
(quar.)
Globe Union, Inc. (quar.)__
Gold Seal' Products Corporation—
11-20
12-15
Hibbard Spencer & Bartlett (quar.)
Hoffman Electronics Corp.
(quar.)]
20c
fcement (quar.)__
12-15
$1.06/4
11-25
15c
(quar.)__i.
12-16
45C
$1.05
;
(quar.)
12-22
35c
common
1- 2
4%
1
25c
12-18
$1.12 Va
;
1-
$1.25
'S-S*
$1.25
12-16
-
4M»
1-1-59
$1.11
$1.23
(increased)
(year-end
Co.
12-19
3-16-59
$1.16
$1.10
$1.15
(quar.)
.1148
;_
12-16
11-25
5-18
12-15
■Z
25c
(quar.)—
Glenmore Distilleries Co., class A (quar.)___
B
2
11-24
12-11
1- 9
6- 8
$1.25
2%
Gary Shale Brick,,
•Class
12-
1
1-1
$1.25
$5 preferred (quar.)____
Giant Portland Cement Co.
C.)
1-
12-10
40c
17/aC
dividend
preferred (quar.)
'
Georgia Power Co., $4.60 preferred
$4.92 preferred (quar.)_
;
(A.
12- 2
12c
,
-
Gilbert
1-1
11-21
2- 2
50c
Heinz
53/sC
11-29
12- $
$1.25
(quar.)—
(quar.)
1
Extra
Stock
59 %c
_
*A.)
Hanover Bank
,
,
_
1-1-59
;
9
12-
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
30c
L__!
(quar.)
12-
12-30
50c
10c
class a
2-27
12-30
37(4c
______
$0.2156'A
."_____
3-15
23c
25c
.
(quar);
Extra
(quar.),
Forbes &,Wallace Inc.,
11-26
Casting® Corp. (quar.)
Wares, Ltd., .com/ (quar.)
81 Vic
Foote Bros. Gear 6s Machine—
Foote Mineral Co." (quar.)
Stock dtridend
12-15
—
4.25 %
Granite
J
5% %
preferred
Koote-Burt Co.
11-26
11-26
Nebraska—
< 65'kr preferred
A (quar.)/______
General Telephone Corp., com.
(quar.)
11-20
5%
5%. preferred A (s-a)—
Food
12-20
-
15c
'
-
■
3
$1.12(4
(quar.)__
Powfef Corp,, new com. (initial)- 18c
Light Co., com. (increased)
- ,41c
Florida
-v.
6214c
;
(quar.)_____
11-28
,
General Telephone
r.
Fittings, Ltd., elftss A ,(s-a(
preferred
Co.
40c .12-15
12-15
preferred
Glidden
12-
12-15
56Y4C
$2.25 preferred-series A (quar,)
First Bank Stock Corp. (quar.)
Firstamericd Corp.
Steel
•
,-81.18%
(quar.*-—
(quar.).——
preferred (qugr.)i__
General Telephone Co. of Illinois—
'$2.3714 preferred •(quar.)'__—
'
(quar.)
(quar.)
1- 5
V5c
$1.32
11-28
12-15
_
-
Batik. (Jersey City)
2
•
-
40c
First National
1- 5
2-
5c
Class A (quar.I—
First "National
2- 2
—_________________
Glens
12-12
:
7V4c
^Class B (quar.,)—
f
12-
11-28
12-
.
45c
Co. >quar.)^_
Finance Co/of America at Baltimore—
11-13
,
..—__—
; -
Cla^s A .(monthly)
12-10
preferred
•
$1.30
•
T.,
1-10
Ic
■
.
Equipment^
General Telephone Go. qf Florida^—-
Genuine
Fidelity .Fund,-Inc^ (year-end derived from
'
(current' and accumulated
undistributed
*•
net'', incomer.,
__4.—_4_
50c
(auanC—
Railway Signal Co..
General Steel
11-28
12-15
Class
»■
12-10
■
12-12
4.40%
12-15
' 1214c
x
1-1
$1.25
12-20
v
250
(M.
Extra
11-26
_
45c
_L_
._
12-15
$1.25
preferred ;(quar.)
.'j$3.00 preferred '(quar.)—
$4.75 preferred (quar.)
$4.75 preferred (quar.)
1
28%c
Department Stores •<quar.)__—__
12-15,Z41rM
9334c
•-$1.60
»—___—.
15c
15C
12 %c
$125
(quar.)i
(quar.)
preferred
Hanna
1
.•■
;
-
_
(quar.)
Paper Co. /quar:)—
'Stock dividend :
11-24
15c
General Shoe Corp., -common (quar.)
$3.50 preference series A (quar.)_
,12-22
11-30
12-17
20c
12 Zac
11-28
(quar.)
$4.20 preferred
$4.40 preferred
$4.44 preferred
12-10
11-28
General Refractories
5
..11-21'
12-
11-20
Extra
"12-15 >11- 6
12-10
12- 9 1
1-26
12-13
12-12
General
1
12-15
12-23
50c
30c
12-10
$1
25c
5
12-31
45c
12-22'
1-2-59
12-
12-31
60c
5
T
12-15
12-10
; 50c
Pivper Co., common
-4Vi%
prefjsrred (quar.)
4*4%
preferred (quar.)
Hammond Organ, (quar.)
5
25c
w
(quar.i._
1-
-
f
12-
50C
12-31- .12- 5
-,20c
4
1- 2
12-10
I2V2O-
«v
(year-end)
Hammermill
5
20C
Common ,(quar.)
"
Federated
preferred
12^15
12-
12-19
12-
11-28
11-28
12-20
Hamilton Watch Co., common (quar.)—
4% conv. preferred (quar.)—
;
12-19
j
12-12
12-IO
37/20
preferred (quar.)__
Gas, cqfmnon (quar.)__
Hamilton
11-28
2
50o
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
2
12-31
v.;
*
-
preferred
1—
1-
General Outdoor Advertising (quar.)
.12-18.
?■„, 5c
12-31
1.-2
11-28
11-de
25c
,/
'
(W. F.) Printing Co. (quar.)
Halliburton Oil Weil Cementing Co. (quar.)
Hamilton Cotton,-Ltd., 5% pfd.
(quar.)
12-31
12-19
$1
11-28
12-20
12-12
20c
(increased,
Engineering Corp. (quar.)
Hall
.
(qua^h—
$3
Creek,% '
J___
12-31
2c
Co..
3-14
15c
>v 10c
5
General Portland Cement
'
-1.
(quar.
Oil
30c
..••
5% '
convertible
preferred
$5
12-31
-
Co., .Inc.—
4-1-59 h
,
:
$5
11-28
12-31
12-
;
•
Instrument Cc?:p.^_;__^_^
Manifold
Printing (quar.)_
$3.75
12-12
,.r
12-20
11-13
12-20
w
,
$4.50 prior preferred (quar.)
Gulf States Utilities, com.
(quar.).
Finance
Mills Inc.* 5%^, preferred (quar.)__
General Motors Corp*, common
.(quar.)
11-28
" $3
;
Contract
General
12-16/
Federal-Mogul-Eower- Bearing (quar.)__
1
/ ■ 60c
Eederal National Mortgage Assn. (monthly)
17c
Eederal Pacific Electric (quar.)4____^___:—20c
-
General
General
1_—_—-——"I"-.
—
Federal Insurance Co. fquar.
Federal '.Life '&■ Casualty. (Battle
-
General
.*•*
...
pfd. (quar.)
Cstock-split,)—
common
(quar.)
Corp.'(increased)
Fireproofing Co.—
General
12-1i'v 11-20
12-19
12- 3
*7.: 2dc
___:
Inc.
11-28
25c
11-21
rl- 2
$5
12-16
$2
$8
General
2
12-18
12-15
"11-21
12-15
1-
10c
General Finance
1
12-15
12-19
12-31
$5 preferred/quar.)__
12-17
25c
5
25c
718=140
Zi
(quar.)
Gulf Power Co., 4.64% preferred
Gulf States Land & Industries—
Corp.—
1
'l';V 3%
"■
(quar.)
50c
1-20
12-
25c
.
Texas
General Cable Corp., common (quar.)
4%' preferred (quar.)—7—
;
11-26
12-
2
General Candy Corp. ____i—,—
f ISxtra
^_______■■___,
'
,v(s-a)4_L_
Shops".(quar.)____"
.
of
1-
20c
.11-26 ;■
12-
f37'4c
■
of
Transportation
w.
v>-f9r; eqch; share held)_^
12-31
1
11-U
RR.,
12-30
95c
American
share
1-20
$1.12%
Cash payment ___^
General Box Co.- (quar.)___
12- '2
1
11-18
12-31
;___/
Society
Common
Co.—
(quar.)_
American- Oil
11-28.
.V 12-10
2
1- 2
-
,
40c H
1
Fauliless "^Rubber (quar.)——__
Favick Corp.
preferred
General Electric
12-19
.
Firmers & Trader^ Life Insurance (Syracuse,
:N,.: Y,) (quar.'.)^;_
* Quarteri.v
n
:
'„i
$4.50
12 13
clears
and
$18.75
General Crude
710c
—
payment
quar.
.
5
750c
Fanny Fariner-Gahdy Shops (quar.)
^
Metallurgical^^fCqrp- ; (quar.)i__4F4.
1
Stock dividend"_!_■
^1.
:4_»:
.
Dec.
12-15
12-31
Gulf Life Insurance Co. (quar.)_
;
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR., $5
pfd. (quar.)____
Gulf Mobile & Ohio
12-
1- 2
12-31
Ltd.- (quar.)__
Gulf Interstate
;
12-41
12-15
41.25
12-9
1
1- 2
75c
25c
11-1*
12-15
12-1
12-15
$1.0614
12-31
25c
42-10
25c
12-10
1-
11-28'
.
1- 2
-
12- 1
$1.38
12- 1
30c
50c
(quar.)______
12-18
12-10
$1.25
38c
Corp., com. (quar.)
Industries, 6%
preferred
General Precision
Fansteel
'v,
12-
r
1-15
50c
12-24
1-2
30c
;
Guardian Consumers Finance
corp.—~
Class A (quar.)_____
"
-
FUmohs
■'
10c
preferred (quar.)—
(One
1"
II-10
12-16
SI
;{shs. of "beneficial interest) (quar.)
Falconbridge-fsicfcel{ Mines, Ltd. ;(s-a)__4—_
;
Extia V
_____:
;* Family. Finance Corp. (quar,)_•___^.
$2 pfd.
Grumman Aircraft
3;
12-10
$1.75
:_____
Extra
:
1
11-28
2-
Grolier
12-
12-
12-10
35c'* f
12- 3
30c- =-12-17
1
General Baking Co.,
General Bancsliares
11-10
12-15
$1.50
:
12-17
-30c
v.
1-
11-28
12-15
4%
.
(quar.)
(quarterly from
$1.25
12-15
$1
dividend
,
11-26
13-12
'1- 2
'
Grocery Stores Products
1
Cigar
1-
12-10'
$1.50
12-31
-
Grinnell Corp- (quar.)
Stock dividend
60c
Contract Corp.
-
11-26
12-
12-15
+60c
—
'12-.1
1
General
1-
.12-15
1
General
-
1-
1-
12-15
4%. '
3
13-17
£242
<5c
—
A (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.).
Greyhound Lines of Canada,
12-15
i~ 2
12-31
80c
^
Greyhound Corp., common (quar.)
417% preferred (quar.)
5c
1-
11-28
.
Insurance (Toronto) (s-a)___4
10c
;
10c
(quar.)
50c
(quar,),
(extra)(quar.)_«____
common
common
12-10
-.00c; conv. pfd. 1957 series <quaretrnl___J:
2214c
Erie '& Pittsburgh RR.,- gtd. • 1 quar.
87!4c
->
Ex-Cell-0„ Corp. ; (quai;.)i_
/•' 3714c
Excelsior Insurance' Co. of N. Y. (quar.) __r_ 10c
Excelsior Life
common
>12-31
:
,
1
_________1
trCdass. A
730c
Erie <& Pittsburgh R)R. (quar.f.
:
d.J:.1.
87'/2c
Ettc Resistor Corp„ common •fresumcd(,___
% -lOc
•
42-
•
preferred
Co.,
V Increased
r-
•
,r.
'
30c
•
12-15
35c
Power
General
11-10'
.
2 "
•12-10^
■
15c
">L.
32 Za C
General
12-5
12-
.
2
v-1-
314%.
-
,4
General American Investors
5
.r
12-10.. 11-20
1-
.lc
;
Slock
Erie
-12-15
-■/
/20c partie.jprefereed/quar.)
.
1
General Acceptance
f
Extra
;
12-
(quar.)_
General American
12-19
.r
12-15
arrears)
' •„12-30
.-•./;
11-28
15c
1-Ji
(quar.).:
'
preferred
12^10
30c
;
preferred (quar.)
5%
40o
Green Mountain <»ower Corp. (quar.)
Greening (B.) Wire Co., Ltd. (quar.)
11-26
(quar.)/_
Corp.
11-24
2%.
-v.
•
7%
12- 1
Co. :(quar.).
City Stetl Inc. (Omaha)
6(4%
preferred A (quar.)
(Includes
30c
30c
-
(quar.)___
-
12-10
(quar.)
Green Giant Co., class
Class B (quar.)__
1
12-23
preferred
Orcat Western Sugar, common
1
12-
5%%
"
1r"
12-
■
-
12-
12-15
5%.preferred (quar.)
Stock- dividencL3%■
12-31
12-12
7%"- preferrcdi (quar/_..:m__/Z__~m
12-12
Z/Z;-v.:j' $1.75 ; -;1-' 2
(stock divid.) -' - -3%
"12-15; /11-14"
s-a//__/;»'/■
12- 5
30c
12-19
Empire- State:-Gil'
12-15
12-15
Service
Gatineau
Emerson Radio & .Phonograph
Emery Air Freight (increased
Empire .District Electric, common
6%
Gate
II-28
V l-
'
12- 5
15c
(quar.)_
/
Garrett
"•
•&
-.11-28-"
>. 12-31
2
'
* •
12-15-
1-16
12-17
25o
(George A.) Company
12-10
7 40c
;
■"■■■,;'
(Winnipeg)
*
12-19
.12-24
25c
.12-26
$1.10
l Extra
12-15
Elk Horn Coal/resumed)_.=_-___^m_-_._
1-16
Quarterly
12-19
■••2/a *%
common
the Loom, Inc.,
12-19
.12-15
1-1
(qriar.)
honcumulative
Fuller
12-5'
-
'
2
1-
;•
-12-27
71214c
«%'•'-
^
-
Fundamental Investors, Inc.
1;
net
investment' income)_
8
1-
ElcetroUixr Corp./(quar./25c
Elizabeth town Consolidated'' Gas finer, quar.)
;40c
12-16
SMdett
12-13
Great Southern Llle losuranee
(Houston)—
I-21
30c
T
12-26
•
When
Payable oj Rec,
"75c
Great Western Financial Corp.
(«pisr.)__
Great Western Producers Inc.—
"
Common (year-end)
8c
preferred (quar.)
$3
'
11-28
2
2%
(quar.//;.
35c
i--//'50c
(Calif.)- (quar./-^ •
25c
■,
Refining Co.,
<"
11-25
.f
.
12-1
7c
Frontier
11-25'
'
Consolidated
Extra J.-j-1-----—
Electrical
2-
\
12-16
:i
Fruit
11-25'
'
12-10
-25c
% Electric Auto-Lite Oo. (quar.)________l__;.;i_
Electric Bond 6s
Share. Cov-f-quar./i^a^im/
Electric
1
1- 1
B
Frigikar Corp.
11-25
1-1
-
32/2C
__________
.
";
1
1-
$1.03
(quar.)
$1.12 M>
(qtnw-.>__—! $1-16
El
Elastic
6%
11-25
1
Great West "Life Assurance Co.
25c
(quar.)
dividend
Class
~
•12-10'
1-1
12-15
•
Inc.
Stock
■
11-29
(quar. )j_j_
$1.06V*
/quarr/^.?///
25c
12-15
25c
Y.) (stock dividend)^.,
Wjmming OU (anmwiD-
Friendly Finance, -Inc.,
11-29
12-12
,11-14
11-14
10%
<N,
Utilities series
'
12-15
68*4c
4quar.)__
(quar.)
By,
1-2-59
=
■Preferred stock series_
•
*
11-15
•«.
Canada,
12-15
Northern
25c
-
preferred - (quar.)
of
Per
Share
Franklin Custodian Funds—
11-21*
11-15'
12-15
preferred
equar.
Paso Natural Gas Co.,
12-12
.12-12
preferred
$4,72
Franoo
5
12-17
"•••/•725c >12-15
prefcreed~(qdat,.)--j---i-i-i--jii--'
.$4.50 preferred
12-
12-17'
.
,12-12
$37V4c!
I $5.40 preferred
7
.«
25c
______
iquar.
Co.
Holder»
$*1.25
1
paytnen»l-.>-'ig^_i.,r_.1
A
12-5
2
62'/at
common
Foundation
Friden,
____—
Edgewater Steel "Co. tqiiar.it
Edison Bros. Stores, common
series
Foundation Co.
12-26
.
hxk*'c
cash
*
Great
7 $1.25.
:.rfq.ua£,rrz_-illz^
-Extra
:
5-
12-31
15c
Eddy-Paper Co., Ltd., common
12-
/2-31
.
140c
(quar.
Corp., Ltd..- (Bahamas/—
(quar.)
1/
•'iOrdinary
730c
_
i;„._
.
class A
1-
$1.50
____
Ltd./quar.)
2
-1—2
26c
Ecuadorian
Class
l-
•■"65c-
12-15'
When
Payable ' bp Rec.
' '
,
*; 12-151
--"■4-
Class, b
Share
->'>•-*
Foremost. Dairies
Ihpiar. t
a- ■ —;
Fort-Wayne Corrugated Paper <quar.)__JUt__
Foster Forbes Glass .(stock-div. on
common)
—
L-
•
____
preferred (quar/,
Economic IrxVestmfent Trust-,
*
Extra ___
Edo Corp.,
11-26
7/-<j
,
<
■'
•11-28-
(12-10,
,1'~
Ford Motor Co,.Of Canada,.Ltd
Class A
(quar.)_
12-v 5^
•
25c
-<quar.)
Extra_
1
7 VaC,
_^_
$L preferred <quar_/__z
Eastman Kodak Co.,- common
Per
-•/- JVdffte of Company;
-
"*'
Racing Assn.,7 common
SI preferred (quar:)
Common /quar.j___
*'12- 5
-
:
»'
__i
'25c
Eastern
Holder•
PaysMe o] Rec
40c
Production
Ltd. (qaar.)
rwo
12-8
11-88
ii-88
11-1*
25c
Extra
Humble Oil & Refining
$$
12-15
(quar.)
12-8
:
Co. ItrvraT.)
132-18
US
35c
12-18
11-20
•
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
48
12-31
62 %c
Hupp Corp., 5% preferred A (quar.)
& Eric Mortgage Corp. (quar.)
Hussinan Refrigerator Co.
(stock dividend)
12-15
12-29
12-
$.125
12-30
12-19
1
50c
series
Cement
Illinois
Bell
Illinois
Co.
Brick
Extra
12-19
1
12-19
2-
1
1-16
$1.25
2-
1
1-16
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)_.
pfd.
1-15
12-29
12-12
$2
(quar.)..
12-31
12-10
(quar.)___
Telephone
(quar.)—.—-—.
Co.
35c,
(quar.)__
Central
Illinois
Lock
RR.
Cc.
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas, com.
1-16
2
1-16
Extra
(Canada)
life
Oil,
Ltd.
(quar.)
Paper 6c Color Corp.
Assurance
12-15
11- 5
12c
Imperial
Imperial
12-15
11-
12-15
1
1-
$50c
(qu:tr.)_
2
12-12
$12%C
12-31
11-28
5C
(quar.)
:
*
12-15
11-21
1-
35c
__
Katy
—-—-
earnings)
2%
dividend
Stock
4.12#
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.),.
preferred (quar.)
'
4%%
4.36%
Products
Steel
Indiana
1-
-
$1.14
1212-
8
3% %
11-25
1- 1
12-10
1- 1
12-10
1-2-59
1- 2
12- 1
11-14
Steel
(year-end)
Co.
3
Fund
Income
income
vestment
and
Lumber
Insular
Insurance
12-15
50c
Co
Quarterly
(resumed)
Co.
Stock
dividend
Interior
securities
International Cigar Machinery
;
Minerals
4%' preferred
12-10
income
11-25
12-10
Extra
1- 2
12-12
Klciuert
$1
12-12
Knudsen
—
of
$65c
11-20
12-20
25c
12-26
12-12
$60c
1-14
12-12
75c
12-15
II-21
2%
Packers, Ltd. (s-a)
(Canada) Ltd.—
12-29
11-21
International Paints
6%
preferred
(s-a)—
International Paper Co.,
*
(quar.)
common
—
Stock dividend
$4
$1
5%
12-15
12-16
11-28
(From net Investment income)
/
International Salt
Silver Co.,. 7%
Textbook
tnterkike
Iron
•
year-end):
$1.75
(quar.)__
43 %c
pfd.
B
'
.
Interstate
4.36%
Power,
common
preferred
25c
12-30
12-
12-1?
5
12-10
1
11-
2
12-
5
12-15
12-
1
1-
5
12-
2
1-
1
12-15
1
12-15
21 %c
54 VaC
(quar.)
Lamson
12-15-
1
1-
12-20
1-
12-
Common
1
$1.80
profits
sales
from
of
(27c
sec.
div.
Steol
Stock
is
'
Diversified
Investors Funding
Class
A
Inc.,
Services,
Common
-
34c
12-26
tGOc
1-15
12-15
4,80%
••
*
x
4.80%
preferred (quar.)
Irving (John) Shoe Corp., 6% pfd. (accum.)
Irving Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
t * 8tock
dividend
(subject to stockholders'
approval
Refineries
Machine
(quar.)
Co.
Jamaica Public Service,
Common,
7%
7%
1-10
1-
1
1-10
1-
1
12-31
$1.20
37 Vic
40c
5'-!4%
convertible
1-
2
1-
2
12-15
Wayne,
12-26
11-26
Liberty, National- Life
12-15
Ind.)
5%
5%
G%
*
(quar.)
preference
&
1
12-15
Liggett Myers
12-15
12- 8
Lilly
2
12-
(Eli)
Lily-Tulip
3-
2
2-
Jamaica Water
12-10
4
$5
preferred
Supply,
A
5%
2
11-29
1-
2
11-28
1-
2
11-28
1-
2
11-28
1- 2
Cup
Stock
Lamson
Jones
&
Laughlin Steel,
Johnson
5%
&
Machine
11-28
Litton Industries
11-28
Johnson
preferred
12-15
Lockheed
12-15
12-
Loew's
convertible
6%
2nd
common
&
12-15
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
2-2-59
12-12
(increased quar.)
(resumed)
dividend
1-19
12-
1
12-10
12-
12-10
11-10
12-11
1-
1
1
11-24
12-
2
12-15
12-
1
12-
1
12-15
$12%C
12-15
12-
12-15
12-
1
Aircraft
__
12-18
1-
12-15
*
1-
1
12-15
1-
1
12-15
1- 2
12-
Cement
Star
12-10
11-
7
4.84%
5%
5%
preferred
Coal
6c
Lorillard
12-10
11-14
12-10
11-14
1-
12-15
12-
1
12-22
11-21
35c
12-10
11-24
10c
5%
12-10
12-22
12-22
^
11-25
12-12
12-31
12-
5
12-10
11-17
2-19
12-40
11-17
1-23
4.96%
4.16%
I-
9
4.44%
Power
&
preferred
preferred
(s-a)
4%-
12-15
8*
12-
1
8
11-28
12-18
12-
9
12-18
12-
0
$$L
1-2-59
II-
3
50c
1-
15c
____,
-,
12-19
2
11-2*.
12-15
40c
1-
1
12-11
,
50c
30c
11-28
12-12
1-
2
11-28
12-31
12-15
1-
1
1-
1
12-15
—
12-
5
12-19
12-
5
(s-a)
$30c
12-31
25c
12-
8
11-17
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
35c
12-15
11-15
15c
12-11
Distilleries, Ltd.—
participating preferred
—
6%
Mengel Company (quar.)
Mercantile Stores Co. Inc.
common
35c
(increased)
20c
87 Vic
preferred (quar.)
Meredith Publishing (quar.)
$3.50
45c
Co.,
Ltd., 5%%
pref. (quar.)
Metal 6c Thermit Corp.,
5
4.35%
11-21
1-
1
12-20
62 %c
4-
1
3-20
12-29
12-17
12-29
12-17
35c
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
Light Co.—
4.45%
Mexico
preferred
preferred
preferred
Refractories
Extra
Miami
2-
2
1-12
$1.04
2-
2
1-12
2-
2
$1.11
$1.25
12-12
1-12
11-
3
20c
12-15
12-15
11-28
125c
12-15
5
2
12-10
11-28
11-28
1-
1
2
12-16
1-
2
12-16
Year-end
4.40%
5
12-
87 Vic
;
12-15
12-29
12-19
30c
12-10
11-20
96%c
1-1-59
12- 3
95c
1-1-59
12- 3
97 Vic
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-1-59
12-
3
$1.083,i-
1-1-59
12-
3
$1.1-1 Y*
1-1-59
12-
3
30c
12-10
11-20
30c
<quar.)
12-12
11-28
10c
12-12
11-28
26c
12-19
25c
12-19
12- 4
20c
12-31
12-16
3%
12-31
12-16
(year-end)
Oil
12-15
12-
20c
13-12
11-21
20c
Midwest Oil Corp.
1-31
25c
Year-end
Standard
1-16
$1.10
(quar.)-!
preferred
Michigan Gas Utilities Co. (quar.)
Mickelberry's Food Products (quar.)
12-12
11-21
15c
(quar.)
2
12-12
12-12
11-24
37%c
12-15
12- 8
10c
12-24
11-28
30c
12-24
11-28
12c
1-26
12-31
shares held)
Laboratories
1-
1
(stock div.) (one share of
Co. of N. J. for each 80
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
Year-end
12- 4
—
Michigan Gas & Electric Co., com.
Stock dividend
Miles
1-15
5
12-
1-
1-
-
(quar.)
Co.
11-28
25c
5
12-
-■
Copper
Mid-West Abrasives
$1.24
2
12-
12-22
10c
preferred (quar.»
Refractories (quar.)
12-
11-21
12-
2
1-
Vic
62
common
12-18
8
11-29
$68%c
(quar.)
Machine Co.
Mesta
3.90%
12-15
.
$1
Paper
Mersey
5
12-
12-15
12-19
12-
Exploration (quar.)
(extra)
1-
12-
1
40c
12-18
1
(quar.)—
1-
25c
Metropolitan Edison Co.—
3.85%
preferred (quar.)
3.80%
preferred (quar.)
1
Lowney (Walter M.) Ltd.
12-12
1- 2
40c
8
12-
—
12-12 ?
...
29c-
62 %c
8
12-
80 Mortgage
12-12
-
15<r
70c
—
12-
12-17
11-24
Title
12-31
12-31
20c
(quar.)_
12-
12-15
Louisville
11-20
—
—
II-21
12-15
11-24
12-31
12-10
88c
(s-a)—
12-31
12-29
(quar.)
11-21
12-15
2c
12-31
$3
Louisville & Nashville RR.
12-10
12-30
-
& Co.,
12-11
$10
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1
'
Mexico
$1.75
preferred
1-
35 C"
preferred (quar.)
common (quar.)
conv.
12-10
10c
&
12-19"
1-20
_____—
1-15
l
Louisiana Land
1
12-12
62 Vac.
2-19
$1
(quar.)
12-
2
$$1-
11-25
95c
preferred (quar.)
12- 1;
12-10
$1
(Extra)
11-14
.
1-
$50C'
—
Meyer-Blanke Co. (quar.)
Louisville Title Insurance (quar.)
11-24
5%
A
Merck & Co.,
12-12
$1.21
Extra
12-19
25c
(quar.)
Co.
Merchants Refrigerating
62 %c
(quar.)
Los Angeles Investment Co.
12-15
Melchers
2
12-10
45c
i
12-15
5c
(quar.)
10c
preferred (quar.).
(P.) Co., common (final)
Year-end
7%
Stores
27 %C
convertible
12-31
12-15
60c
35c
Extra
Co.—•
preferred
12-19
$10c_
,
1
1
*2-1
V $3-
(quar.)
$$1
(quar.)
Dock
convertible
11-21
1-
35c
——
Inc.
60c
(quar.)
common
12-
12-12
$1.50-
—
$40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
11-26
12-15
1%
——
Johnson
7%
.
12-10
35c*,
;
——_
Co.
Medusa Portland Cement
2%%
.*
Lone Star Gas,
Loraiu
Class
5%
2
$1.10 3-10-59
(initial quar.)
Ltd.
5
Machine &; Engineering Co.—
McNeil
Mead
50c 3-10-59
Extra
Lone
11-26
Year-end
Common
50c
(quar.)_
Theatres,
(Marcus)
Louisiana
3%
(quar,)
12-31
$1.10
1
60c
10c
& Co.
11- 7
$15c
"
(quar.)_i
Special
(D.)
12-10
$20c
com
Royal Dutch Airlines (Interim)
(Equal to approximately $0.79549).
Stock
$1.75
1- 2
$1.25
Storage, Ltd.,
Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment Co.
Kaltman
12-15
50c
2£LM
*,
1
62 %c
(quar.)
(increased-quar.)
Joslyn Mfg. 6c Supply
*
1-
12-10
$$1
11-20
12-29
25c
(mar.)
Johnston Terminals
6%
(quar.)_
11-20
12 %C
(stock dividend)
$1.60 preferred series B
12-10
1
50c
dividend
McKay Machine Co
McKesson & Robbins,
11-28:
12-10
Loblaw Groceterias Co., Ltd.—
50c
Co.
12-15
25c
2
93 %c
(quar.)
&
4C
37 %c
(quar.)
Year-end
preferred (quar.)
Corp.
Jones
II-14
45c
2
1%%
3n4%
Johns-Manville
12-15
$1.75
___.
1-
$1.25
dividend
Jewel Tea Co.,
(quar.3
1-
50c
(accum.)
fquar.)
11-28
1-
$1.40
(quar.)
40c
Lincoln Service Corp., (Washington, D. C.)—
$1.25
(quar.)
Jeannette Glass Co., 7% preferred
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co.,
■/r
pfd.
11-14
(quar.)____
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd.
45c
7%
1%%
common
t
5
Tenn.—
(quar.)
Co.
1%%
Corp., common
12-5
12-
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Lipe Rollway Corp., class A (quar.)
Little Miami RR. Special gtd. (quar.)
Special
guaranteed
(quar.)
Original capital (quar.)
Original
capital
(quar.)
11-2)
1%%
(quar.)
1st preferred
Yobacco,
&
12-12
Meadville Telephone Co.
$1.50
•
Jamestown Telephone
12-24
12-15
20c
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
of
5
12-
(quar.)
McGraw-Hill Publishing (quar.)
25%
Co.
11-28
12-10
(quar.)
(quar.) —_
McGraw-Edlson
to
3
1%%
(quar.)
preference B
preference C
preference D
preference E
(subject
12-29
12-26
Corp.,
Stock
5
1-16
15c
Life
12-15
$17 Vic
(initial)
com.
divid.
12-15
1-
12-
1-30
(Fort
Co.
Insurance
Stock
approval)
Casualty insurance
1
1-
12-19
36c
(quar.)
11-29
12-
12-15
Stores- Corp.; common (quar.)____
preferred
(quar.)
—
Ray) & Co. (quar.)-—
McDonnell Aircraft Corp. (quar.)
31 %c
preference
12-13
5c
?quar.>-_____^-_
McLellan
stockholders'
12-15
12-10
10c
3%%
12- 5
1
12-10
35a
McCrory
12-19
37 %c
12-10
2
(quar.)—:
1
25c
(quar.)
2
2
(quar,)__—«—
6C Co.
1
12-10
90c
_
111-
5c
$2.50 preferred
MeCorintck & Co. (quar.——________
35c
«.
12-10
2
12-31
-
Manning, Maxwell & Moore
Marsh Foodliners. (stock dividend)
McCord
20c
«quar.)
2
1-
1- 2
3
1-
5c
12-
12-15
4
12-
30c
Co._
12-
12-15
12-
12-24
5%
McDermott (J.
1
1-
1
12-31
10c
Lexington Venture Fund—
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass (quar,)-__
Liberty Life Insurance'(South Carolina)—
Quarterly
Liberty Loan Corp., common (quar.)
1-
12-31
1-15
12-18
$1.12%-
(quar)—_——__———_
(W. iTJ Corp—
Mays (J. W.), Inc.
(quar.)
McBrine (L.) Co., Ltd., pfd. (s-a)
McCloud River Lumber (quar.)
McColl-Frontenac Oil, Ltd., 4% pfd.
I- 2
1-15
12-15
Maxson
12- 2
1-15
IOC
(quar.)
11-19
17%c
new
12-15
12-12
11-21
12-31
40c
15c
12-10
28c
:
m
1-2
25c
12-12
40c
12-15
30c
Leslie Salt Co
Common
Jaeger
1- 2
(Richmond, Va.)
11-19
CM
28)
Jan.
+$2
.
12-10
51.08%
-
12-iB
59%c-
12-19
12-12
$1.06%.
$30c
pfd. (quar.).
Massawippl Valley RR. (s-a)
—
Massey-Ferguson, Ltd., common (quar.)_—
Maytag Company* (increased quar.)
12-1*;
12-31
—
Leonard
82 %c
3-30 %. preferred (qu ar.)
^ 4.35% preferred (quar.)
12-31
;
Preferred
■i,
$15©
—
11-26
40c
12-12
$15©
.
2
2
25c
12-26"
9
1- 1
3%
i
12-19
53%c
•
45c
8c
9c
(quar.)_
Power
1-
•
I-10
1-
30o
MiiunulT.-
Marshall-Wells Co., 6%
(quar.)
Extra
<li.4)l.ni.iri>..l.'xi-,V.
Ji
pfd. (quar.)_:
(quar.)
12-20
1-0-59
15C
1-26
1-
—
Mallory (P. R.)
12-20
25c
31 %c
Products
12-22
1
30c
nt II.
-r
12-22
1-15
1-
3%
———
(Canada)
Navigation Co.
Matson
1
-ti
*30c
11-20
1-15
Asphalt Corp
Mastic
*
1-15
12-
11-20
12-15
25c
(quar.)
Manischewitz (B.) Co.
(quar.*
(quar.)— ______
12-15
60c
preferred (quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
& Light, common
4.30%
Iowa
12-20
12-12
1-
$17 Vac
__
(quar.)
Quarterly
12-12
2
2- 2
15c
com.
Corp.
—-
Corp. (quar.)
—_—
Massachusetts Investors Growth Stock Fund
11-28
$1.75
1
:f20c
Masonite
11-28
5
1- 2
80c
_
(quar.)
Screw
Masco
*,
12-15
75c
2
12-
2
1-15
80c
—_
•
1-15
40c
12-
2
1-
$$1.25
;
(increased-quar.)
'jut"-
■'
preferred
4%%
2
12-12
(quar.)_
(resumed)———
1-16
11-28
dTvfdend
Stock
12-20
12-
12-12
<■
$75c
1-10
2
30c
Co;_
2
Company
Common
11-18
Lee Rubber & Tire Corp. (quar.)
Lehn & Fink Products Corp. (quar.)_:
7%c
2
1-
1-
2-
12-15
12-20
1-
12-22
12-11
11-24
9c
(quar.)
1
2
$1.50
12-19
(quar.)
Maryland Shipbuilding & Dry Dock—
15C
of New York—
Corp.
common
Class B common
:
6% convertible preferred (quar.)__
Iowa Electric Light & Power Co.—
:•
12-
12-17
1
.
_____—
VJ1'
Marshall Wells
20c
$1
com.__
1
$1.12%
$1
Investors
12-
15c
Lawyers Tftle Insur.
payable in cash or-stk. at holder's option)
Investment Foundation, Ltd., com. (quar.)
T
6% conv preferred (quar;)
Investment Trust of Boston (quarterly from
net investment income).:-
2
12-
6
1-
62 Vic
—
Corp.
fcO.
1-
12-16
dividend
Co.
'
Marshall
Martin
1-
29c
$30c
■.
Son
6c
5
11-29
1-15
1-31
$25c
$$1.40
Field & Co., 4%%
12-
12-12
(quar,)
Lau Blower
distribution of 27c fr. net realized
a
(M.)
ItX t
1
40c
—_————_
preferred
Latrobe
*■
(Quarterly of 7c from net investment Inc.
and
5
11-10
11-10
11-28
30c
(quar.)___
(Calif.)
dividend
1-
25c
-
preferred A
(quar.)
Basket
Marsh
12-
5
12-10
12-10
$$1.25
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Marlin-Rockwell
12-10
Ltd.
12-
12-19
50c
30c
Telegraph <fe Telephone Co., Ltd.—
25c
;
11-25
(quar.)_—.—___
—______
5
12-19
1-
11-25
12-15
(Toronto)—
t—
1
Insurance
participating
Stock
11-30
Langendorf United Bakeries Inc.—-
12-15
1
Maritime
17 %c
.
Sessions Co.,
conv.
11-30
10-31
50c
-
&
4.75%
Maple Leaf Gardens,
Maple Leaf Milling Co., Ltd.—
5% preference (quar.)_.
Marine Bancorporation—
Initial
stock
<quar.)____
Life
45c
Extra
1-
1
9
50c
—
Semi-annually
15c
5
$1
11-28
12-15
59%c-
Company
12-
12-
40c
11-28
12-22
$30c
12-
62 %c
11-28
12-22
—_
12-
62 %c
12-15
37 Vic
1
12-15
8
11-21
$5c
;—
1-
7%
12-
2
$5c
Corp.,
Semi-annual
1*
12-15
(s-a)—
Mallory (P. R.) & Co., 5% conv. pref.
Mangel Stores Corp. (quar.)___
12-19
11-28
12-15
45c
(quar.).,
Mines, Ltd.
Gold
Manufacturers
45c
11-28
15c
(quar.)
Ltd., 5% preferred (quar.)
priority shares (quar.)—
Public Service, com. (quar.)
(R. C.)
Market
—
12-3©:
50c
5
12-15
12-16
(quarterly from invest¬
12-
50c
(quar.)
University
Maine
1
-
—
$$1.25
12-15
35c
12-10
12-15
Cumulative conv.
Common
;
12-31
—__—.—————--
Fully
.
$25c
$$1«
11-28
12-15
12-10
——_______
1
12c 2-15-59
12-12
12-31
11-24
Ltd.—
1-
45c
■
12-15
12-31
12-18
2
12-27
62 Vic
Electric
Lake
Red
Mailman
8
1-
of
,
'
•
4-15
12-
(John)*, Lttl. (quar.)—
_____
Lambert (Alfred) Inc.—
Class A (quar.)—
Class B (quar,):.———
————
Lambton Loan. 6c Investment Co.
(Ontario)
20c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Investment Co. of America—
?
:
Mahon
11-21
12-15
Labatt
11-26
'20c
(quar.)
'
preferred
.
$1.25
(quar.)
6%: convertible
35c
'
Corp.
5% preferred (quar.)
Interstate Financial Corp.,-common
•
75c
L
(quar.)__
Interstate Co,,'.common_.
-'Class
7c
8
1-
12-18
$12%c
_
Magnavcx Co., common (qupr.)
4>'/4% preferred (quar.)
Magor Car Corp. (quar.)
Maher Shoes, Ltd. (quar.)
2
1-
30c
_______
common
Salle Extension.
Year-end
—_
(increased
Co.
International
International
i
La
12-
37 %c
(quar.)
Rubber
Creamery,
11-20
;.5%
12-22
25c 1-15-59
.
"
„
12-22
(quar¬
: Mig;,
common
(quar,)
preferred A (quar.)
Kroger Co., 6% preferred (quar.)—
7%
preferred (quar.)_____
Kysor Heater Co. (quar,)
11-26
Extra
12-15
25C
4%.%
11-10
12-15
Madsen
28VsC
12-18
12-15
::
Madison Gas &
12-15
12-15
2
5c
(quar.)
Inc.
11-24
2
—
Fund,
12-15
4-15-59
1-
1-22
45c
(quar.).
Inc.
income)
2
1
(increased)
.
(I. B.)
ment
12-15
$1
11-17
15c
Mac.v (R. H.) & Co. (quar.)
Madison
1-
Kroehler
11-21
12-10
$1.50
(quar.)
Petroleum,
Ltd.
(quar.)
International
Postal
Supply
(year-end)—,
Stock
dividend
International Products Corp. (stock div.)—
International Resources Fund—
12-15
$35c
preferred
International
1
1-
11-17
Corp.—
$2.50 preferred
1-
Koehring Co., 5% convertible pfd. A (quar.)
5% convertible preferred B (quar.)
Koppers Company, Inc., com. (quar.)——
4% preferred (quar.)
Kresge (8. S.) Co. (quar.)
Ltd.—
Canada,
;
1
50c
realized profits)
Cement
—
12-30
12-
Macco
30c
special distribution
a
net
Kittanning Telephone Co
.
12-15
1- 2
Keystone
12-31
1-15
1
11-28
—
12-15
12-16
,
5%
,
—,
(quar.)
1st preferred
5%
5
$20c
Steel & Wire Co. (quar.)
Kimberly-Clark Corp. (quar.)
Kirsch Company (quar.)
11-25
12-15
12-
12-
11-28
(quar.)
Inc.—
12-15
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Inc.
(increased-quar.)
Structural Steel,
(year-end)
Common
12-15
12-
B
Mackinnon
12-15
35c
Fund series K^l
Portland
Keystone
5
20c
plus
35c from
6
1-15-5.9
$1
_
Corp.—
(quar.)
--Quarterly
International
1
I-
__
Nickel Co.
International
11-12
1-28
50c
_____
Chemical
&
12-
12-10
25c
;
—<■■•
(quar.)—
(quar.)
com.
com.
12-12
65c
12-
60c
—
(quar.)___
A
Class
5
12-
11-28
$1.12%
terly from net investment income)
Keystone Growth Fund—
"Series K-2" (10c from net investment
11-17
2
12-15
-
Laboratories,
Trucks,
Class
5
12-
12-15
Mines, Ltd.
12-31
•
Machlctt
12-19
25c
Income
11-26
11-28
12-10
MacMillan & Bloedel,
12-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
-13-10
15c
7quar.)___—.
—
Mack
87 %c
1st pfd.
11-28
$3c
Inc.
dividend
Stock
5
12-15
(quar.)
Keystone
1-
.
2
$1.25 1-15-59
Fibre Co., 4.80%
40c
(quar,.)
,
1
12-15
26c
rrw-r
Co,,
International Milling. Co.,
Common
9
25c
(quar.)
—
Harvester
International
1-
12-
2 Vac
(quar.)
(quar.)__—
dividend
Extra
1-29
40c
International Business Machines
International
1
12-15
$12c
profits)
International Breweries, Inc. (Mich.)
Stock
12-12
12-10-
(quar.)
5
12-
1-
15c
—
Kcyes
12-
12-23
2%
._
%
(quar.)_
11-28
$3c
Ltd.
12-
2
2
35c
convertible prior pfd.
Oil Co.
(quar.)—
1
12-10
12-10*
25c
(quar.)___—
(quar,)
12-15
1
1-
20c
Keystone Custodian Funds—
Keystone Investment Bond Fund—
"Series B-l" (from net investment inc.)
12-15
$1
class B (s-at
Institutional Insurance Fund (year-end of
10c
from
investment
Income
and 30c
from
4% %
1
12-
17 %c
35c
Inc.
Publications,
Macfadcien
40C
(quar.)
Gold
12-
25 c:
Co.
Mines,
Macassa
25c
12-19
2
35c
—
(year-end)
Ltd.,
Eroweries,
1
Kewance
:
Iron
Ipterlake Steamship Co.
12-
1-
50c
1-
1-
IOC
Oil Industries,
11-28
12-16
2
12-15
40c
8
$1.25
(quar.)
Common
(Chicago)—
Exchange Building
luterlake
1
*
1-
$1.27%.
5
$1.12%
.—._
11-28
12-16
37%ff
Lykes Bros. Steamship (quar.)
Lyon Metal Products (quar.)
5
12-
$1.25
preferred
Kerr-McGoc
12-
1212-
12-22
60c
Kerr-Addison
1
1-
14c
2
12-22
20c
preferred (s-a)
5%
in¬
from
(7c
1-
40c
$1.12%
preferred (quar.)
Common
from securities
7c
8
40c
Kentucky Utilities, common
Kerite Company (quar.)
Institutional Securities Ltd.—
Institutional
12-
5c
12-16-
8
2
.
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Kendall Refining Co. (Increased)
Kennecotfc Copper Corp.
(year-end)
Kentucky Stone, Inc., common (quar.)
12-14
$1.50
Inland
12-
12-
1-
—
4% %
$1.25
1- 2
$1.08
(resumed)
:
—_
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
12- 8
32 %c
Kclsey-Hayes Co. (quar.)
Kendall Company, common
Indianapolis Water Co.—
_5% preferred A (quar.)
4(4% preferred B (quar.)__
r-/: $1.06%
$3
Ingersoll-Rand Co., 6% preferred (s-a)
ingersoll Machine 6c Tool, Lid.—
$12%C
50c
participating class A (quar.)—__—.
12-31
$1.07
—_—
-
Year-end
11-28
Year-end
0
2
12-10
30c
(quar.)
2
1-
$1.03
,
2
1-
$1.03
——___
8
2-13
1-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Kellogg Company
12-
1
12-29
Company
Kearney & Trccker Corp.
11-28
12-19
Michigan Electric Co.—
&
Lummator-Harrison
Lunkenheimer
2-13
12-31
$1
$1.06%
Extra
Indiana Gas & Water Co.—
Indiana
2-13
2-13
37c
Kay Jewelry Stores (quar.)
Kearney (James R.) Corp
(out of current and
Incorporated Investors
Drug Co.
Kawneer
1
1
50c
'
<
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)——,
5% preferred (quar.)
Lucky Lager Brewing
Ludlow M.tg. &, Sales
3-
3-
Payable of Bee.
*
5c
2-13
3-
95c
(quar.)
4%%
Share
V
•
11-28
1
3- 1
$1.05
4%%
5
12-
12-27
i30c
3-
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)—
$5 preferred
;
*1.12 fe
___________
_____—
—
Kansas Power & Light, common
1
(Canada), Ltd.—
Imperial Tobacco Co.
accumulated
2
2-
50c
(quar.)_
(extra)
Imperial
Interim
2-
25c
Co.
—
Hlinols
2
1-
57%c
50c
X-T-E-Circuit Breaker, 4.60%
Ideal
1
1-
.
series A preferred
B
1-
3%
$1
dividend
Stock
4%
5%
(quar.)
4%%
(quar.)
.—_
•4% preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred (quar.»_.
3.80% preferred (quar.)
Kansas City Southern Ry., com. (quar.)——,
4% preferred (quar.)
—
—
Kansas Gas & Electric Co., com. (incr. quar.)
4.28% preferred A (quar.)
_
4.32% preferred (quar.)—
4%•% preferred (quar.)
—
12-15
1*
50C
Name of Company
Lucky Friday Silver Lead Mines___
12-20
50c
$1.08%
preferred
preferred
4.35%
8
"%•
1958
Holders
When
Per
Holders
Payable- of lice. -
.
(quar.)
Common
2%
Huttig Sash & Door, 5% pfd. (quar.).
ilygrade Pood Products Corp., common
Name of Company .
:
Kansas City Power 6c Light Co.—
12-12
2
1-
$40c
Huron
When
Per
Share
V.v.
Payable of
share
••
Holders
When
Per-
Name of Company
I
>
Monday, December 8,
...
(2396)
(quar.)—
(monthly)
—
Volume
168
Number 5801
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(m>
Per
.
Nament-Cpmpany^
_
Mill
Factors
When
Holders
Payable 0/ Rec.
_
Share
class
Corp.,
_
$>.25
.
$1.25
t
Mine-Safety./-Appliances Co., common
Mining Gorp^- of- Canada Ltd.r(s-a>__
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator (quar.)
•
15c
12-31
Brewing Co. (quar.)-——_~
Fiind^ Inc. (year-end of 3c from
investment/income plus. 22c from long-term
capital -gains),
Minnesota Mining-<fc -Manufacturing—
Common; <quari )v _l___i„
Inc. (quar.)
Nekoosa-Edwards Paper Co,,-class
12-10
15c
12-18
Class
11-28
.
Nestle-Le
11-20
New
11-20
12-
.
New
25c
$4 preferred
Dec.
on
.
11-28
12-12
11-21
per- share
plus
;
$1
Minnesota
12-12
-.
.
It- 2
12-15
12-10.
11-26
12-16
11-26
lr31
L-15
12?15
12- 1
.
,
,
30c.
Mississippi, 01ass;.(quar.
Mississippi. Power- Go.—
J
_____
4.60',.'
-
;quar.)_
River. Fuel Corp.
Missouri-Kansas
"$1.10
_____
preferred.
Mississippi
50c
r-v
•,
< quar.)
Pipe Line Co.,
__'r
t".
Pacific RR.;i class A——
Missouri Public Service,, common tquar.)
•:.? Stock- dividend-
-
(quar.)
New,Orleans Public; Service—
(Roberta Ltd—
participating class A
I -'
4A
pfd. (s-a)
Ltd-.,, class A. (quar.):
<resumed»__
com;
Stock,
L-
-
11-24.
11-24
11-14
-12-22
12-
1
12-
.
1
12-1
12-22
12-20
11.-22
12-20
U-22
1
Corps,;LtdiV,s.Common
Extras*-__2h;+i_~
5.25A? preferred,
900
t22,Ac
.12-19
10-15
Nopco Chemical Go.
337 Ac
1- 2
12-15
•* 1^2
20c
12-19
25c-..
11-25
12-15..
lv 1'
_
7
11-28
Lp.1
25c_
$1.12'A
$1.17A
11-28
1-1
1-15
12-15
If- 2
12rl5
lr-2;
12-15
1>13
; $2,50;:
'
12-10.
______—___
12rl2
12-
Ir- Z:
12-12.:.
,
12-20
•
.
30c
12-1
12-1
12- 8
$3.50
.
A?
11-17
.
*
'
$1.65
(quar,)j_
1-15
12-19
12—15
11-21
12-15
11-21
If- 2
50c
11-15
11-28
1814 c
12-15
12-
CapitaLCorp.
preferred
11-28
12:20
11-28
a
,
n
350
,u
(s-a)__
50c
12-20
12-30
12-19
Co,,, common, (quar.)
.
40c
t69c
com.
Glass,A common? (extra)
12;12
11-28
Glass: B
45c
A
(quar.)
;
127 Ac.
Natidnal Biscuffc-;Co., common., (fluar.)u_____
National Gash
Register, (quar.)
National Casualty
(extra)
Northrop Aircraft, Inc. (quar.)
12-20
40c
12:11.
11:24
Norwich
35c
12-10
4lic.k preferred (quar.)
Electric
Welding
Reduced
100 A
12-20
12:10
25c
12-16
12-
t36c
1-.2
37 Ac
lrl5
lr 2
12- 5
12-15
12-
9334C
It 2
12-19
1>
2
12-12
12-10
11-20
(increased, quar.).___—
Corp. (stock dividend)
•
20e
35C
;
$1.25
'
12- 8
12-
12-22
50c1*15
30c 4,;',,
50c,;
45c
Ohio
,
,
„
National
Fire
$1.06 A
Old
2
2
5c
12-15
llv25
National Gas &• Oil Corp.
National
$1.50
(increased
Co.,: Ltd.,
Grocers
dividend
32 Vac
1
1
12-12
1-
2
12-
1-
2
12r 5
1-2-59
f2- 9
50c
<quar.)__—
National
Lead-Co.,
.
'
ac
"referred
Presto Industries
National- Screw< &.
Mfg.
-
National
Series
Income
Stocks
National; Growth
Co.
Coal
12-
25c
12-10-.
12-15
12-
1-
2
4
11-20
7
62 Ac
»
12-10
11-14
It- 2
_
15C
1,3-15
12-19
1- 2
(quarterly
from
7c
12:15
11-28
—__
3c
02-15
11-28
—.—
40c
1-2
12-17
—
Series
Steel -Corp.
National Tile & Mfg. Co.
Union
Fire
National
U.
S.
Co.
Co.
(quar.)
Common
Ontario Loan
&
Debenture
11-14
Porter
12-
Powell
12-30
12:15
12-10
11-17
Porter
1-31
$1.12 A
1-
2
11-10
t5c
12-15
11-28
tl5c
1-15
tl3%c
1-15
12-29
Go.
_
t25c
Ontario Steel Products Go., Ltd., com. (quar.)
O'okiep
Copper,
Ltd.
American
proximate1; amount)
Africa
nonresidents
exchange
shares
HUnion
tax
t25c
2-13
1-15
1-15
Stock
dividend.
12-
1-2
12-15
1:1-59
12-22
$1.19v
1-1-59
12-22
$1
14-59
12-22
12-15
12-
1
4A
12-15
12-
1
15c
12-10
12-
1
Otter
40c
12-10
11-14
Owens-Corning Flberglas Corp. (quar.).
Owens-Illinois Glass, 4A pfd. (quar.);
Oxford Paper, common (stock dividend);
Quarterly cash payment
20c
1A
12 15
Stock
1=15
12-31
Pacific Cement & Aggregates
25c
12-18
12-
4
30c
1245
12:
5
70c
1- 2
12-31
12-19
10c
12-30
12-19
Orpheum Building (reduced s-a)
Tail Power, common (quar.)
1-
5
1"
$1
1-27
1
12-9
(increased)
11-24
Pacific
Clay Products
(quar.)
12-15
Pacific
Indemnity Co.
(quar.)
12- 8
Pacific Intermountain
20c
12-22
12-11
Pacific
.-
12-22
10c-
12-15
40c
12-45
VZ-
1
(quar:)
Outdoor Advertising Go
Pacific Telephone
&
2r 1.
l*-»
lr.9
2--1.,
V 9
2-1.
12-30;
1-12.
12-10
12-31
lrlS
12-45
1:15
12-19
2—2:
97Ac
5o.
25o22c
Income)
15c
—
$1.76"
—
IrJffi
2-2.
li4S
12-15.
13r-l
12:15,
U-28
12-15
12^-2
12-12
lr*2r
12:17:
2A
1245
12:10
1^ 6,
25C.
12-40
12-3
,12-1
*
l.r'2
.
450
12-12.
11*25
25c
12-15
13- 1
40e*
12*^,
11*28
1-2-59:
12-10
$1,73.
1-2-59"
1240
650:
12-10/
12-19:
11-26
30c
1242:
ll*-7
2%:
Inc.
12*22:
lie-7
12-24.
12^8
62AC
12-24.
12= 8
62 A or
13-24-
lfe-8
SO*
10©
(Mass.)
(Pa.)
U*28
*26C
25c-
(quar;)_.
taoc-
(quar.)u.
12-10:
um
13*20*
1240
-12-15
U-14
$1.55
from
12-15,
U-14
t$2
1-2-69'
11-30
capital
$1.90-
(quar.)
&
conv.
Accident
Insurance
1245
pfd.
preferred A
12-29
If 2
18c
12-10:
12*-1
12=10*
11(47
15c
12-34*
106-4
t28C
12:31+
1342
$1.25
(resumed)
12-15*
Mexico—
(quar.)
Electric
12-30-
500-
(quar.)
of New
13*-B
(Rhode
(quar-. l_
Washington Insurance
Co,
1t26
12-19»
Go.
——
Insurance
Transport Co.
Service
11-24
12r-l
15c>
(quar.)..
Washington
Service
1- a-
75c
—
(Chattanooga Tenn.) (quar.)
$2
13-15,
4 A.
Mines
Company
Life
13-29.
$t.
17 Ac
Storage Co.
dividend
Provident
Public
$1+1-15:59r
from.long.-term.capi-.
income and
Mfg.
Prophet
5A
f
.
& Gas,
(quar.)
12*1
—
w
45c
12-22;
11*08
35c
com.
(quar.)
4.08A preferred (quar.)
4.18A preferred (quar.)
4.30A
preferred (quar.)
5.05A
preferred (quar.)—
Publicker Industries, $4,75 pfd.
common
12-22*
U-28
12-22'
11*08
$1.02
$1.04 A
12-22:
£1-38
"
$1.07 A
12=231
U-28
$lJ26y*+
12413;
U-28
(quar.).
$1.18%.
Rico
Puget Sound
12-15*.
11*08
Punta
Corp.,
Ltd.
1> 2r
12-13:
12-12
Ufrl
11-30
12=31+
12-15
12-24.
12- 1
1-.2.
12* 5
If 21
Alegre Sugar (year-end)_
Purex
12=26;
50c
Pullman, Inc. (quar.)
40c
75C
Telephone (quar.).
Pulp & Timber (quar.).
20c
12-177
Puerto
12= 8
12- 5
12=18*
18414
27Ac
(quar:).
Fund of Boston (13c from
income plus 35c from, capital,
gains),. These figures are the estimated,
year-end distributions
11*84
15-11
(George)
investment
Pyle-National Co, com. (quar.)
8A
preferred, (quar.).
Telegraph Go.—
30©
12-8
12-2$
40C
Express
—
'
2V-1»
12-15
20c
11-19
$1.75
Ltd.*
Uranium
Pronto
11 17
25c
12:20
$L75
Terminal Cold
$1.40 pref.
95c
11-19
U6c
Progress
5
$1.17
11*19
12-2(L
$L
gains)
Public
12-12
12- 5
12-10/
20c
& CO;, Ltd, 4A pfd. (s-a )
(T. R.) Growth Stock Fund. (35c from*,
Provincial
20c
!
River,
Providence
$1.39
Opelika Mfg. Corp. (quar.)
Orange & Rockland Utilities—
4.65 A preferred A (quar.)
4.75 A preferred? B* (quar,)
4A preferred D- (quar.)
Oregon Portland Cement, class A
K.)
(H.
Island)
be
12:31+
$2.501
Corp,
Providence
Subjeet to change in the rate of
of the Union of South Africa
12-8
12-31.
75c?
—
(H. K.), Inc.
Produce
12-15
12-15
(ap¬
South
of
6.45A
will
of
1> 2
t40c
(quar.).
12-121" ' 12*. 1
12 AC
>
(quar.)
investment
12-29
(quar.)___
B
(s-a)
11:20
12^1
'
$147
—
Extra
11-26
12-10,
12-10//
13-12;
/*
Price Bros.
Price
*
12-10
12r-3
12*16;
1
$!'■
96c.
common, (quar.).
preferred (quar.)
$2.50, 2nd preferred (quar.)
12.-18
12-15
-
$1D7 A
$1.10,
let
12-15
2
'
25c
Stock' dividend.
Polaroid
10c
1-
11:20
50o/
7A preferred: (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Plate Glass (year-end).
Placer Development, Ltd,_
Plymouth Oil Cm (quar.).
11-21
15c
12-15
$L
—_——
12-15
25c
u-eiyi
75c
gains)
Piper Aircraft Gorp; (quar.)—
Pitney-Bowes, Inc.
(quar.);
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne &.Chicago/Ry.~„Co*—
tl5c
8
(quar?);
ment! income and 33c
7
—.—____
preferred A (quar.)_
5V2%'■ convertible preferred
(Pitts.)
Radiator Corp.-<guar.)
Cement
12-12
10c
6A
-
12-15
50c
Nazareth
12^1:
12:10/
87AO"
:
tal
5A
(accum.)
common
It- 2
50C.
(year-end 1
Insurance
12-10.
11-
30c
12-U,
75c
7(quar.)
r
Putnam
"
National
11-22
(quarterly
(quar.)
(qpar.l
National Spgar Refining Co.
12-15
1:2
12:11
97c.,
——
...
15c
preferred
25C
National
1-+2
12-17-
$1
37 A 0:
__JTH
Corp
Corp.; 7 40c
5
Corp.—
investment income 1
National-Standard
M
"
(quar.)
net investment income)
from net
12-
2
> 2,
^
.
$1.50
________
National Securities & Research
.V
U
$1,75
i
(quar.)_.——1
B
1-
67e-12-24
(year-end)__—
(quar.)
National MaUeable & Steel Castings Co
National
..
Corp.
common
Town
deducted.
t5c
t8c
7^,:;preferred,A
5
-
(quarterly- of 7c
plus a distribution of 60c from gain real¬
ized
in.
investments). The capital
gains
distribution is payable in cash or stock-
;
-tL
2 7c :r
Class B»l"—
National- Investors
(quar.)
12-12
1-
,:
{'
12- 1
12-20
1-
+
————-
—
National Hosleiy MJhs, Ltd.
Class At (quar,)-
9
15c
(quar.)
preference
Stock
,
quar.)
1-
+37 V2C
common
(quar.)
National Gypsum Co.,. common
.
1-23
12-15
40C
Onondaga Pottery ; (quar.).
Ontario Jockeyt Club, Ltd.,
.11-25
12-10
2,<ih:-
12-15
Ur20
1-1.
46c
.
(increased)—-
com.
Pillsbury Mills, Inc.—
Name changed; to Pillsbury, Co+t$4 preferred (quar.)
Pioneer Fund (quar.) (12c. from* net. invest-
12- 1
ly 2
$1.11
Co.
(quar.)__
Corp., common
(quar.)__,
4A '/<■
preferred
(quar.
Oliver Tyrone Gorp. (quarj
—:
~
________
12- 1
1-.2
■
Oliver
'■71-14
1-
,
27Ac... 12-10
(quar.).
Stock .dividend u,-_77_„
Ben
Old
11-17
2-
15c
40c
12-15
12-31
$1.10,
■'
Co,
preferred (quar.)
6JAe
U-28
(Hartford)—
—
Notional Food Products
7.7
25c
Water Service Co. (quar.)
Okanagan Helicopters, Ltd.-?—
6f/o
convertible, preferred. (quar,)_
Oklahoma Mississippi Products Line, Ino.—
11-17
12-15
3
66c
Olin-Mathieson: Chemical
Quarterly
(
Co.
11-
97 Ac
Ohio
Machine; Go.—
Co.
Insurance
(quar.)__
1
11-21
12*. 1;
t$1.75
Edison
) Ohio Oil
11-28
12-10
quar.)_
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_____
4v40A preferred (qqar.
4.44A preferred (quar.)
Ohio Forge & Machine (reduced^.
12-19
1*15,
(ino»
com.
3.90A
12-3
12-15
/
Ohio Crankshaft Go.
12-46
11-18
30c12-15
(quar.)
9
12^15
.
(quar.)^_,_
8
12-22
20©i
—
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd.,
7A preferred (quar.)
12*20;
'
?
12-12
12-15
12-15
Pharmacol
Nuclear-Chicago
12-31
60c
—
—___
7A
11-10
National Distillws & Chemical Corp.—
National
Common
12-* 1
12-31
12-3 i
common
11*28
60c
(Charles);
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Co, (quar.)j.—;
Pittsburgh Steel. Foundry, (atock.. divid.)—_
1
lfl5
City. Lines (quaa)__^_:—
National Dairy Products Corp.
12-
lr 15
—______—
Co." (Detroit)
12:19
12-20;
6c
-
.Extra.'—
National Gpn; Gpj (stock... dividend)
12-31
1:1
45c.
preference
1
12-20.
i
4A
Pine
North west. Engineering Co.—
11-28
1
12-
12-20/
1,16;
dividend
Pittsburgh Forgings Co. (quar;)
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne &. Chicago Ry.—
11-25
145
12-
12-10."
50c
Piedmont Natural.Gas Co., (quar.)
Street* Fund; (from investment
12^12
12:31
12-15;
t2Ac
(quar.)
12-19
1-12
12-15;
$1.12 A
common.(quar.)
4A preferred (quar.)
3.90A
preferred; (quar.).
Phillips Screw Co. (quar.)
12:19
1-. 1'
*40c
(quar.)_
12-10
10c,
Philip Morris, Inc.,
11-28
lr 1,
1.- 1
10c
_
National
12-20
$1.45
40c
National Mumhtpt** Corp.., (increased)—___
National Aviation'; Corp.—
(290,110111 net--ordinary. Inc. and 96c from
realized, capital, gains),—
'
12-19
$1,37 A
12:-8
12-21.
25c.
15c from securities profits
Philadelphia & Trenton R. R. (quar.).
Philippine Long Distance Telephone: (quar.)
12-19
35c
.
(quar.—
1-14
1-14
12-19;
30c
Year-end, of 5c. from Investment income <fc
11-21
$1.12
12^1
20c.
—
11-21
1-14
12-15-
split)"-—
preferred (quar.)
4.68A preferred? (quar.)
Philadelphia, Fund—
11-28
44c
11-15
50c
____—
1-15,.
12-19
12-26.
Pa.)—
4.40A
12-31
$1.06 A,
_____
11-28
50c
(quae)—
11-25
12.-20,;.
20c
1- 2
,
Corp.
12^3
12:16
$2
.....
11:19
11-18
1-2-59
10%
Oak
Natco
12-10.
12-15
$62Ao
12-12
5AA
50c.
4A
preferred (quar.V
3A A preferred, (quar.)
Phelps Dodge Corp. (quar.-)-w_,
Philadelphia Electric Co,.common,(quar,)^_
$1 pref. common (quar.)
$3.80
preferred: (quar.),
4i30A preferred.. (quar.)_
12-11
$15c
12=10
lrl5T-
50c
—
Extra
•
12:31
12t19
12AP
Nachman. Corp.,-;new common, (initial)
Nashua, Corp., class, A, (quar.)
7 ■; Class ?B;-( quar;)
Nashville, fc Decatur. RR.
1.45,
1-1
n-3
12-31.
40c
—
50c
„
Pfizer
i..1: i/i
15c-
50c
-, ,.*v
i
12: 4
$1.05
/Northern
Stock
12-4
12:18
12=10
12-8-
l$3"
Petroleum'Corp. of America (year-end of 40c
from net; ordinary income and, 57c. from
realized capital gains)—
Petroleum Exploration Co._;
12-4
12-18a
12-20
15c.
—-
Extra.,
12-18
1:2.
25c
$1.15.
40c
12- 4
37 Ap
___
12:10
(s-a)
——
series, (qnar,)__
(stock dividend)
1*. 2'
83 Ac
(quar.)^
common
dividend (2-1 stock
preferred, (quar.),
Peter Paul, Inc. (quar.)
Petersburg & Hopwell Gas—
11-21
12-18,
..
Co,
Stock
12-15
12:10,?
25c.
—_
_____
5
50c.
25c-
(s-a
12:10
_____
4AA
1
34%c
1st preferred (quar.)
Telephone Co., Ltd.,
„
1-
40c.
(quar.)___,
12-10
lr.2:
C
5A-
preferred ( quar,)_.
/Northern, Ohio Telephone (,quar.)_;
Northern Quebee Power, Ltd.,,com.
5% A
(quar.)
11-6
12-30
5A
5A A
30 c
Pet
12-10
(quar. )—
Natural Gas
5.80A
12-15
26r*c
■
Co.
L-2;
—
Milk
12=10
1:^2"
$1.10;
Quarterly
Perfex
.
1- 1
12-15
62 Ac
Corp.
(quar.)
Permian Pipeline (increased)—_—
11-
A; preferred; (quar.)_7
,1- 6
-
35c_%
;
12-12
11-21
12:15..
Islands-
Long
of:
12-12
t6c
4Vi54.preferred/? (quar.)
4:50A
preferred, (quar,)______.
4i22
Co.
12-30
25c:
Central Ry.
Northern
(reduced)-———___
Gas
30c;
10c.
Bottling
1-15
12-10;
12-15
45&t
(quar.)t
t50c
(quar.),
Penn
(quar.)
Corp,
(Butler,„
1—8
12-15
12:15?
20e.
40c-.
$1.12 A.
12-19.
90c
12-15
30c-
50c
i.
12-15
$1
Telephone?:
Pepsi-Cola
Pepsi-Cola
11-28
2- 2
8%C.
:
Pep Boys-Manny, Moe & Jack (increased)__
Co.
(quar.)
7__
12-15
50c
(s-a)
__
Illinois Corp. (extra i—
Northern Indiana Public.ServicerCommon, (quar.)?
4.40A preferred (quar.)_
12-1
..
..
1
capital
iChicago)
(guar.)——
(quar.
Stores
Drug
2-16
2A
preferred?
Peoples
Peoples
123-31.
12-15.
CorpT, (quar.)
Cement;
Common,
Northern
U-14
20c
_____—
Mutual System,.Inc.,.common (quar.)______
Extra
i—s—.—
6<i> preferred; (quar/)—_—____e
Myers (F. C.). Bros., (quar.)
-
12-31
Ltd
$2.50. preferred; 1956
^12-2
12-10
U5c
;
.
,
$L31Vv
40c
.Northeast
■
Muskegon. Motor Specialties Co.—
.
12- 1
North River Insurance Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)„_
North Star Oil, Ltd., class A (quar.)________
12-1
12-22
15c
A convertible preference
Preference B (quar.)___I
Muskegon Eriston Ring (increased)
iMuskogee Company (quar.)
12-31
12:24:
t45c
30c
2%.
(quar.)
Mining Corp.,
Northern
60c
______
Wheel Com.;
Class
undistributed,
accum.
5AA ..preferred, (quar.
American. Refractories
North
.'12-1
—_.—
i'-\$2
1
$1.21 ft
North
.<
12:40
in
20a
11-24
11-24
Muasingwear, Inc., common
'
5)4%?- preferred? (quar.).
12-
Stock dividend
Class B (quaa);
Stock, dividend
North American,; Investment Co.—
6%
preferred; (quar.)—
11-17
12-10
30c
12-10
•
12-31
7, :
:
1-1
$2.50.-prior:preferred (quar.)
62Ac Mor-ningstar*-Paisley^ Infec t quar.)
'jfa# 15c A 12-15
Mowrellr.(John) <fe,Co
u.-'.W 15c, •: 12?30
Morris
(Pliilip ),^ Inc.vr (see Philip Morris).
50c
Morris Plar> Co. of Calif. (quar.)__
12-15
Co.
$1.02 A
dividend
Class
12-10
■
:
Mueller Brass
1
12-12;
10c.
17Ac7.
l$1.50
preferred, (quar.)
4,60A. preferred: (quar.)
Pennsylvania. RE (irregular)
Peoples Credit Jewellers, Ltd., 6A pfd.
Peoples Gas, Light to Coke (quar,)
1
12-
12rl»
$1.05
_____
3.35A
1
12-
Extra
-
_
12-
12-31
(quar.)
North American Aviation, Inc. (quar.)_____
North American Car Corp. (increased
North American Cement Corp.—
..
7f»' preferred; (s-a)
Z'J,—_—^_
Fuel Supply (quar.)__
Mountain States. Telephone & Telegraph—
•*. Quarterly?
_I
12-31
12-31.
Norris-Thermador Corp.
11-28
3A
+25c
4AA
1
90c
97 Ac.
,7
Michigan Avenue North
•Normetal
12-5
' 445c-J
-.;t20e_o». r,:f lif 2. ,12- 5
I,—. 2«,
12 r - 5
(quar.t$l_75_t:
7ti> preferred/B? (quar.—
1>. 2
12- 5
t$1.75_t
'Moore-MeCormack Lines (quar.)__
12- 1
37Ac.?, 12rl5
Mountain
12-
85c
Noranda, Mines, Ltd; (quar.)__,
Norfolk &. Western Ry., com. (quar.l__
_
Mount Royal Dairies.iLtd., (qu,ar.U_
Mount Vernon, J,lilis Inc., com., (resumed)—
_from
Stock
12-15
>tl-14:
I:
_____
(quar.)_„
12- 8
12-20
(Md.)—
(15c from current? investment income and
10-15
(quar.)—
_______
12-19
45c
Dock—»
(quar.)7l___________
12- 2
—_
.
12-15
(quan.)_
(quar.)
1
Engineering Corp. (quar.)+.___
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp; (quar.)
7
Pennsylvania Power & LightCommon (increased)
7.
4i40A
preferred., (quar.
12- 5
35c
(quar.)
Morgan (J..P.) <te Co., Inc. (quar.)
■Morgan Engineering, common (quay;)
'-. Extra-, I
lr 2
12-17
tr-5*+
12>-1,
SI
Pennsylvania
Share Corp.
12-19
(quar.•;
.
9334c
12-17"-
SI-
Penn Square. Mutual)Fund, (year-end)
12-31
11-26
60c
Dry.
12-26,
10c
.
I'
11-29
1-10;
12-12
121177
16a.
'
common
12:15
30c
Stock dividend
Penn-Dixie
50c
&
preferred, (quar.)
preferred (quar,)
Niagara
12-10
:
50c
7
12-12
~
$1
$L50
;
(quar.)
Shipbuilding
$22Ac
i35c
Ltd.
News
4.85A
$0
12-
-
7 A- preferred; A
Motor
(quar.)
3,60A, preferred (quar.)___
3.90'/<:, preferred, (quar.)_____-________^__
12-
i
45c
dividend)-
(quar,)
$2.50.-
oj
$6.: preferred (quar.)
Penn Controls (quar.)
Penn Fruit Co, common
Gas—
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp., com.
3.40A preferred, (quar.)
12-22
—____
Motor Products;Corp.
12- 5
4.10 A
Montrose; GhemieaLCor (quar.ISO
Moore
12- 5
1-1-59
30'A.
(quar.)—
(stock
Year-End
1-1-59
$1,121/2
$1.05
—___
Montreal Locomotive-Works,
.
$1.12 A
$4(50
&
Year-end
12— 1
12-22
_
$$£,12 A
(quar.)
preferred,
,4,70(A
12- 5
Electric
preferred
1
___.
Monterey Oil. Co,
1-1:59
3%%
Newport
12-19
12-22
«7 >4c
—
Jockey Club_
•Monsanto Chemical. Co. (quar.)_
-Montana-Dakota., Utilities,
common
preferred
93 %c
State
.
Penman's,. Ltd,
11-28
York
1
1- 2
■■
$14,70
pref. (accum.)
Park.
12-
1.-2-59
5c_.;., 12-22
di
—______—
4.50(i--
.1:2
4A %
12-1 a
.2'
12-15.
$12.25
:
——_______
Monarch Knitting, Ltd, 4 A A
4A A preferred' (quar.)-
*-
50C
Chicago; & St. Louis Ry.
Newark
12-12
12--8
....
1:2:59.
12 Ac
Penick & Ford, Ltd. (year-end)_——_
Peninsular Metal* Products
Corp., com
6A preferred (quar.)
12- 8
York,
'
12rl2
12-5
1,3,
2%c?
(quar.)—
12:227
(quar.)
;
lr L
50a,
(quar.)
Extra
12- 8
2
12-24
,
preferred., (quar.)
preferred, (quar,)_
Telephone Co. (Ohio), com. (quar.)
preferred ; (quar.)_
Newberry, (J, J. >, Company (quar.)____,
3^4A preferred (quar.)____„
5c
dividends
.Moloney,'Electric Co., $4 partic. cl. A (annual)
Molson's Brewery,--Ltd.—
' v,.
;
•> New
80c noncum. partic. class A (initial)
New class? B (initial)—-
-Monmouth
$1.09
dividend)
11t2*
2.
lr 1
1-
■
.
Corp.
12^
$1_
(quar.)<_
Patterson Parchment Paper (extra)
Peabody Coal Co,, common ( quar.)+._
12- 5
4A
35c
preferred (quar.) _______—;
Mohawke Rubber; Co.
(increased)
:
-
(stock
12-12
t25c
.v,
.
A'- 4.20A
.
Auction
1-1
$1,183/4
11-21
..
12:15
Corp.
12,29.
45c
Parmeleev Transportation
.
12.-15
$2
,.,
-
.7
12-15
S£i$25c
.Year-end.
3A A preferred, (clears:-arrears)r___-______
3Vxf/i'r preferred (quar.)
4.20f<C preferred (clears arrears)_________
'
preferred
Newmont Mining Corp.
(accumulative)
-
"
•
;
.
12-29
$lplH
"rrw,,
7"
(quar./_,
(quar.*)
12-15
60c
Ao
.
Birmingham. RR,
Mohasco-Industries,
preferred,.;
4r.36'.b.
New York
Mitchell
Containers,
434 %
;
■1
12-27
1BC
;
,
—_____—
Modern
4.05Vo 'preferred
It
90c..
.**•/
12:15
12,ir
37Ac
Park-Lexington (N. Y.) (quar.)
Pemco
New
'*v 40c
_______
common
12-20
10c
,
12-15
$1.15.;
..
Missouri
Mobile
,
12: 5
Parker-Hannifin
~l* 2
.4 Ac
Si'
Extra
•
Paramount,Pictures Corp. (quar.)
Park Chemical Go;,,5A conv. pfd.
12-10
1-2
45c
New
4.40€- preferred, (quar.)
j,-
12-30
50c
New? Jersey Power & Light Co.—
? 47e
preferred (quar.);i_„___
Light^—
Powerrfe
preferred; ( quar.)___
$1.25 Minnesota .Vallejtv Natural.Ge&. (quar.)> -v.: 20c„
Mirro Aluminum.Co/., (quar.)—
I
30c
5fa
,
•
12- 1
Co.—
(quar.)
i»,2:
f3c/
Pantex
12-15
12^5.
20c,
Eastern Pipe Line, com#
(quae.)
preferred (quar.)
Mfg. Corp., 6% preferred (quar.)—_
4A
HoUeri
BaypJble,QtRec.
$22 Ac.
(quar.)——
Panhandle
12:10
Telegraph, Co.—
Insurance
New Haven, Gas .Co.
this
5
12-24
lr 2
___;
Five
Pamour Porcupine. Mines
Fan .American Sulphur Co.
1-15
30c.
;Quarterly
(entire issue to be redeemed
12-at $108
Quarterly.
•
A
1-
$LS0.
25c
(extra)
Telephone
New; Hampshire
,
,
12-29
30c
—
England
12-16
12- 1
1-19
Share.
15C
Systpm, (quar.)
When
Company^
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Page-Hersey Tubes, Ltd. (quar.)__
Pacolet
12-16
12-31
12-15
5A
(quar.),
Per
Name 0}
1L28
12-31
7 Ac
Telephone
New England Lime Co.
r
17c
A.(quar.)
(quar.).
dividend;
Brunswick
12.-16
llo
Co.
Holders
Payable oj Rec.
20c
(quar.)
Mur
New England Electric
3
Minnesota
.
B
Stock
»
When
Share
Bros.,
11^28
12-10
12.-10
15c
Mimieapofis
Name 0/ Company,
,
Neisner
12-12
40c
V
Per
„■>
12-12
12-22
_
f25c_
x-
__
12-22
„
m
•
Common
$1.75
12-31
11-26
Quaker-State OH Refining-Corp.
12-
5
6A
$1.50
1-lfi
12-31
Quebec Power Cm (increased)
J 40c
2=25
145
12-
5
Pacific
12-10
11V28
Quemont Mining-Corp.. Ltd
$300
12-30
11-3B
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Tin
Consolidated, (qnax.).
5C
1
(q«ar.)^__
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
—
25c
Refractory & Insulation
Corp. of N.
Reinsurance
Class
Republic Aviation Corp.
1
12-
Oil
2
15c
12-16
12-
12-16
12- 2
12-19
12-
2
1-10
11-21
12-15
11-21
River Raisin
3%
12-23
2
12-
12-
10c
2
11-10
Rockwell
C.) Company, common
(quar.)
5
12-
•_—
5
12-15
12-
12-22
343/BC
12-20:
12-10
60c
12-10
11-26
Smith
12-10
11-26
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
Common
Common
11-21
12-15
11-15
12-31
12-15
12-19
25c
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
11-26
12-10
12-20
50c
11-20
12-10
11-14
2%
12-29
11-21
South
12-16
11- 7
12-22
12-15
12-
net in¬
on the
12-
11-17
9
$1.91
12-29
12-16
12-16
12-19
1-
5
12-
5
12-
1
12-23
12-12
1-31
10c
3-31
2-27
1
1
2-27
1
11-28
41-
(quar.)
Corp.,
(initial)
—
2-27
12-10
25c
11-21
12-
12-19
37V2c
preferred
1
4-
5
2
12-15
f25c
1-23
12-2C
$1.25
1-23
12-26
25c
12-15
1-
$1.25
2
1-
1-1G
30c
12-
1-1-59
$.110
20c
12-
12-15
$1.25
11-
12-15
Stock
1
P
5
7
1-15-59
Cchlage
Stock
Lock
12-10
6%%
5%%
5%%
Corp.,
4-20
preferred
preferred
preferred
Scott & Fetzer Co.
8-10
7-20
37»/2c
1-15
12-31
25c
12-15
12-10
5%
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
5-11
5%
common
12-31
12-20
12-
2
25c
2-1-59
27 %C
5-1-59
27%C
(quar.)
(quar./
(quar.)_
12-12
27%c
(quar.)
8-1-59
7-17
2
12-19
12-10
11-14
1-
40c
(quar.)
50c
1-17
4-17
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
85c
2-
1
1-16
$1
2-
1
1-16
Ccranton-Spring Brook Water Service—
Common (quar.)
25c
Paper
$3.40
$4
12-15
12-
12-15
12-
"
4.10%
fieripto,
preferred
Inc.,
class
$1.02%
(quar.)_
A
(quar.)—
.
ficruggs-Vanaervoort Barney, Inc.—
Common (quar.)
———-—"
$4.50 series A pfd. (quar.)——:
12-15
11-28
12-15
11-28
1-
11-28
2
Class
11-21
12-15
Storer
Strawbridge & Clothier, $5 pfd.
12-22
12-
Stroock
11-14
12-15
12-
Sun
5
11-14
12-12
12-19
1
12-15
1-
1
12-15
12-17
12-
2
12-
2
2
1-
2
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
£50c
Laboratories—
,yl-30
60c
——
12-12
12-12
12-
1
12-10
11-20
12-10
10-31
1-15
12-31
10c
1-1
12-16
1
12-16
Tejon
11-24
11-18
1-
12-30
3
12 %c
15c
$1.12%
,
5
5
12-10
11-25
1
12-19
1-
2
1-
5
12-10
5
12-19
12-
5
25c
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
12-29
12-15
60c
12-31
12-
5
27c
12-31
12-
5
12-30
12-10
2-
1
2-
1
10c
1-
1
12-19
Gas
preferred
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.05%
preferred (quar.)
—
5.35 %
preferred
(quar.)
Southland Paper Mills (s-a*.
Southland Royalty Co. (quar.)——t-*.
Southwest Natural Gas Co., common (s-a)_j
1-
9
Sprague Electric
12-18
1-
9
12-16
35c
(quar.)
com.
1-
$1.02%
$1.06 y4
1-
1
1
12- 4
12-
4
11-21
12-
5
12- 5
1-
1
12-
5
1-
1
12-
5
$1.16
1-
1
12-
5
$1.16%
1-
1
12- 5
$1.22%
1-
1
12-5
$1.25
1-
1
$1.12 y2
$1.15
•
12- 5
12-
$1.27%
1-
1
$1.28
1-
1
.12-6
1-
1
12- 5
1-
1
12-
$1.29
$1.31%
*
5
5
50c
12-10
11-14
12-10
11-14
1-15
$1
2-
2
(quar.)
$1.14
2-
2
1-15
$1.27
2-
2
1-15
$1.16
2-
2
1-15
12-15
11-19
Service,
pfd.
$4
(quar.)
5c
25c
12-15
11-28
2%
12-30
12-
9
1-
1
12-15
$1.35
1-
1
12-15
dividend
Stock
——
(quar.)
——_—
iquar.)
z
Producing
(quar.)
12-15
12-
1
Texas
Gulf
$1.25
12-15
12-
1
Texas
Gulf
$1.26%
12-15
12-
1
$1.33%
12-15
12-
1
Common
15c
12-10
11-26
25c
12-15
12-
30c
32-15
11-19
Texas-Jllinois
$1.18%
•
12-10
SI
11-29
Texas
12-15
12-
1
$4.56
10c
12-26
12-12
$4.76
1
12-19
1-
$1.50
16c
12-15
12-
3
&
$1
$1.25
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
$1.07
1-
2
12-15
1-
9
12-31
2-
1
1-20
Thermo
1
1-20
Thomas
1-20
$1.25
2
1-
9
2
1-
9
2-
2
1-
9
2-
2
1-
9
1-
2
12-
2
$1.21
—
44c
(increased)
Inc.,
common
preferred
Textron,
22-
$1.19
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Utilities
15c
(quar.)
1-
1
12-20
1
12-15
1-
1
12-15
$1
preferred A (quar.)—
preferred B (quar.)
Thatcher Glass Mfg. (quar.)
1-20
4%
B
1-
1
12-15
$1
1-
1
12-15
1
1-20
2-
1
1-20
2-
1
1-20
2-
1
1-20
Thorofare
27 %c
2-
1
1-20
Stock
12-15
12-15
25c
12-15
12-10
20c
3%
20c
$1.12%
25c
10c
,
12-26
12-31
1212-
1
5
11-28
11-
5
2
11-13
11-28
12-15
11-28
1-
1-
2
Products.
Inc.
(name
12-15
11-28
12-15
12-
1
30c
12-13
12-
1
changed
-
2
35c
11-28
12-15
12-15
$1
12-15
11-29
11-29
25c
1-
2
12- 5
dividend
3%
1-
2
12- 8
31 %c
1-
2
12- 5
Stores,
4% %
3iy4c
(quar.)
12%c
preferred (quar.)
$1.12'%
1-
2
12-
1-
1
12-15
12-31
12-10
5
$1.06%
12-31
12-10
30c
12-15
11-25
10c
12-15
11-25
$1
12-10
11-28
17 %c
preferred (quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
1-31
1-15
12-10
11-20
1-31
12-23
Roofing,
Time, Inc.
M.
(year-end)
Inc. (initial)
E.
Timken Roller Bearing
Tishman Realthy &
Spin
1-
11-28
12-15
(quar.)
Markets, common
Drug
4V4 %
I.
12-15
to
Extra
T.
12-15
,1-2
•
(quar.)
off
Construction
(stock div.)
(One share of 180 East
for each four shares
Street: Corp
mon
50c
(quar.)
11-28
30c
$1.12%-
25c
pfd. (initial series) (quar.)
convertible preferred series B (quar.)
5%
Tilo
;
conv.
Thrifty
11-13
12-15
(quar.)
Thrift Investment Corp., class A com.
7
12-
10c
25c
preferred
4%
5%
£S1
35c
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge)—
Common
Co.—
$1.50
(quar.)
class A
:
(quar.)
Thompson
2'
11-22
1-
25c
4%
Class
12-10
31 %c
(quar.)
Inc., common—
preferred (quar.)
King Corp.
Industries,
1
$1.14
Light Co.. $4 pfd.
preferred
$1.16%
4%
1
(quar.)
preferred
$4.84
Texas
Sulphur Co. (quar.)„
Natural Gas Pipeline—
Power
75c
27 %c
(quar.)
8
$1.24
10%
Co.
12-
55c
(quar.)
preferred
$1.18%
(quar.)
5
preferied
1
(quar.)——.
1-
preferred
2-
preferred
3
8
15c
(quar.)
12-
4.96%
$1.10
Spokane Internatioal RR. Co.
3
5
5.40%
$1.15
dividend
12-
1-
1
$1.06 y.
Year-end
12-18
1
1
Stock
7%c
12-15
12-
12-
2-
.
12-15
12-
97 %c
(quar.)—il
60c
12-15
12-12
12-15
$1.03%
common
1
2
12-15
preferred
Inc.,
1-
1-
12-15
preferred
Spiegel,
12-31
-
15c
Transmission,
Electric
$4.56
4.15%
(stock dividend)
Sperry Rand Corp., common (quar.)
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)_
12-15
30c
$5.08
1
92y2c
Shoe Corp.
1- 2
12-31
preferred (quar.)
,
$4.64
preferred (quar.)
—
Texas Fund, Inc. (from investment income)
Texas Gas Transmission, com. tquar.),
■_
Texas
11-28
2-
Spencer
11- 7
35c
12-
Power—
pfd. (quar.)
12- 2
1
1-15
10%
(quar.)
Textiles.
Paid-Up ctfs. for com. (s-a)
1-
12- 8
12- 2
12-23
1-2-59
62 %c
(quar.)
45c
25%
'
28c
4%%
Speer Carbon Co. (quar.)
8pencer Kellogg & Sons (quar.)
1
$1.12%
5%
Sparton Corp., 6%
1-
12- 9
$1.06%
:—
•
Life Assurance
11-14
33c
^
preferred
12-, 1
Sovereign
11-29
12-15
15c
preferred (quar.)
4.60%
preferred (quar.)—
4.64%
preferred (quar.)—
4.65%
preferred
4.90%
preferred
5%
preferred
(quar.)
5.10%
preferred (quar.)
5.12%
preferred (quar.)
5.16%
preferred (quar.)
5.25%
preferred
(quar.)
Texas Company
(quar.)
12-12
11-14
(quar.)
(quar.)
4,25% preferred (quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.)
4.60% preferred (quar.)
4.75% preferred (quar.)
4.36% preferred (quar.)
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
11-21
12-15
•
—
preferred
12-22
11-14
(quar.)
11- 8
12-19
$1
4.50%
50c
12-15
preferred
12-10
12-15
$3c
1-15
12-15
3.70%
12-20
12-22
50c
(quar.)
(quar.).!
Cos.
4.25%
12-12
12-
70c
$4.50
-
Corp.
75c
.—
12-10
25c
25c
Electric
12-20
-
40c
—
Tennessee
12-19
$1.20
preferred iqunr.)
preferred (quar.)—
4.28% preferred (quar.)
Southwestern Life Insurance (Dallas)—
10-31
12-16
50c
.
Ranch (annual)
!
Mfg., class A (quar.)
Tennessee
£50c
4.65%
10-31
12-26
$10c
3
50c
5%
12-18
12-10
12-10
$3
(increased)
dividend
Instrument
Extra
12-12
1-
40c
(quar.)
1-1-59
5c
——
—
4.10%
(quar.) (from 1957 earnings) —
preferred (quar.)
,——
Union Gas Co., common (quar.)_
12-12
33c
(quar.)
com.
Telechrome
12-
12-31
15c
._
2
1-
2%-
Oil Co.,
(quar.)__
Temco Aircraft Corp:
12-
12-31
3iy4c
38 %c
—,—
1'
12-12
12-24
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.);
5%
12-16
12-10
7c
non-cum.
Southwestern
Tool
(reduced!
Co.
Stock
25c
12 %c
Co.
12-
12-15
35c
(James), Inc., com.
Taylor
50c
preferred A (quar.)
Electric Service
&
Talcott
11-20
12-10
25c
——
6
12- ft
25c
Machine
Mining
2-
12-17
12-15
11-21
12-10
30c
;
11-28
2
1-
3%
Sylvania Electric Products, common
$4 preferred
(quar.)
Sylvanite Gold Mines. Ltd
Symington Wayne Corp. (quar.)
1
50c
—
11-28
12-15
(quar.)
(Canada)
12-31
30c
—
12-15
2-27-59
15c
Swift
30c
»nnt — — kMill>rT«-rt.T»ri—rr.ri—r iir — TWiTr
1
$1.12
$$1.25
Superior Oil Co. (Calif.) (year-end)
Superior Propane, Ltd. (initial)
Sutherland Paper (quar.)—
50c
——-
12-
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
12-31
12-
1
12-10
1
'
,,—
1-30
1
12-
16o
<quar.)__
A
dividend
Stock
12-
12-10
$1.25
(quar.)
8unray Mid-Continent
Sunshine
12-
12-15
4%
(quar.)
Corp.
Sundstrand
12-15
45c
;
—:
Co.
(quar.)
dividend
Sunbeam
12-17
2-
Oil
Stock
1-
11-29
12-15
5c
—
6s Co.
Company
Chemical Corp.,
Sun
12-11
12-16
12-31
25c
Sun Life Assurance
11-28
2
1-
dividend)
(stock
Corp.
$4.50 preferred
12-15
(quar.)
(auar.)
(S.)
Stuart
11-15
12-15
1-2-59
6c
12-8
12-12
11-26
50c
(quar.)^
common
12-22
B
Stouffer
8
1
12-
30c
(quar.)——
Broadcasting,
Class
1
5%
$6
12-16
12-10
5c
11-26
30c
.
1- 2
12-15
25c
43 %c
A
12-
40c
4%' %•
B
class
Corp.,
12-12
£30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-11
(quay.)
12-15
40c
(quar.)
preferred
1
12-31
$1
Mills
Stonecutter
Common
4 »/4%
12-
Extra
11-28
2
Southern Ry. Co.—
Southern
1
12-15
25c
preferred
(quar.)
Stone & Webster, Inc. (quar.)—
$1.25
—
(quar.)
Cquar.)
(quar.)
12-
$30c
1st
7%
$1.25
Gas
1
12-15
11-19
57C
preferred
(quar.)
& Fuller, common
4ya%
Stix. Baer
11-10
3.90%
1-20
2-10
6%
dividend
fichwitzer
8
11-10
Southwestern Public Service—
5%
Co.
12-
55C
12-31
12-23
13%c
dividend
dividend
fichering Corp., 5%
1-
12-10
£3c
—
Southwestern
Can Diego
Stock
—
(quar.)
Pacific
1
12-
Inc.—
12-10
75c
•
12-
Stern & Stern Textiles,
50c
Ltd. (quar.)
California Edison Co.—
Materials
11-28
SI
8
£ 15c
Co.,
Natural
12-
12-15
$1.25
preferred
20c
(quar.)
Southern
1-30
10c
$1.07%
12-
30c
Southern
12-31
1
2-28
$1.07%
6%
£50c
common
Southern
12-15
15c
(quar.)——
2
30c
preferred
12-15
37j/2c
preferred A (quar.)„
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
6%
20c
(quar.)
Electric—
12-10
37»/2C
1- 3.
—
preferred
11-26
11-19
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
11-25
1-
12-31
1-15
12-15
12-10
(quar.)
12-10
$1.40
(quar.)
12-31
60c
2
£15c
(quar.)
1-15
25c
£25c
common
*30c
15c
class A
20c
(quar.)
12- 5
$3Gc
12-15
£15c
1
12-
12-19
B
20c
(quar.)
12-15
2
12-11
10c
(quar.)—
Stedman
Bros.
Ltd.
(quar.)
Sterling Aluminum
Products
(quar.)
Sterchi Bros. Stores
(quar.)_
2
1-
10c
—
25c
partic. orig.. pieferred
4.80%
12-10
12-15
1-
11-20
25c
——
(quar.)
class A
Porto Rico Sugar,
Common
1-2-59
$1
12-10
5
Southern Indiana Gas &
$2.25
U5C
"
5%
———
.
25c
,—:—1.
preferred
4.32%
12-
12-
12-
75c
(quar.)
*
2
12-16
25c
Southern
10c
(monthly)—
(quar.)
Ltd., common (quar.) —
5% preferred A (quar.)
:
St. Louis Public Service, class A (quar.) —
fit. Louis. San Francisco Ry.—
5% convertible preferred A (quar.)
fit. Paul Fire A: Marine Insurance Co. (quar.)
fit. Regis Paper, 4.40% pfd. A
(quar.)
©alada-Shiriff-Horsey, Ltd.—
Scott
South
11-24
$1
(s-a)„
Imperial Corp. (Calif.)—
preferred
(initial/
fichenley Industries Inc.
Stock dividend
1
6%
1-
12-18
8
11-28
—
—
(resumed)
(s-a)—
L
A
& Finance Corp.,
State Loan
Carolina Electric & Gas Co.—
Southam
$1.12 Va
5'/2%
12-17
Special
8%
10c
preferred (quar.)
Joseph Lead (quar.)
fianborn Company
2
Jersey Gas Co. (quar.)—.
South Penn Oil Co. (quar.)
11-17
9
40c
Power,, com.
1-
50c
UJJUU1.U-J-U
Common
Fund, Inc.—
(quar.)
&
Class
South
12'/2C
4.30%
Lawrence
2
12-17
(quar.)
$1.25 preferred (quar.)—
$1.55
preferred
(quar.)
South American Gold & Platinum Co
15c
4%
Joseph Light
12-
2
1-
1-
$0.1719
(quar,)
Inc
25c
Socony Mobil Oil Co. (quar.)
Solar Aircraft Co.
(quar.)
Sommers Drug Stores Co., common
50c convertible preferred
(quar.)——
Sonoco
Products (quar.)
15C
(s-a)——
preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
4.30% convertible preferred
2
1-
Paper Mills Ltd.—
(Howard)
Year-end
5%
(quar.)
Inc., com.
(monthly) —
(monthly)
1-
1
11-26
12- 9
2
Smith (S. Morgan) Co. (quar.)
Snap-on-Tpols (quar.)—
12-16
40c
Industries
12-
2-
12-10
10c
2
15c
11-26
12-10
(increased quar./
(quar.)
Works
1-
—
(quar.)--,
$2 preferred
(quar.)
Smith,
Kline
&
French
(Increa sed-quar.) ,—
11-26
1-12
12-15
1-2-59
class
(s-a)
B
12-11
12-10
12-26
class B
Co.,
Ltd.,
Class
(quar.)
Common
————
Stores,
12-
Tube
2
1-
-
8c
State Fuel Supply Co.
O.)
(A.
Sonotone Corp.,
Mfg. Co. (Mich.)
Ruppert (Jacob) 4y2%
pfd. (quar.)
Russell-Miller Milling Co., 41/a% pfd-
Safeway
Stanfields,
Stanley
12-10
25c
Rudy
fiafeway
5
£$1.75
Corp. (quar.)__—__,
Smith Engineering Works (quar.)—
37 y2c
$1.25
from undistributed ordinary
plus $1.55 from net profit
sale
of securities—
Royalty
12-
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
Smith
5
37'/2c
$2
(quar.)
come
Sabine
Standard
12-19
5
Co
Pattern (quar.)
Extra
(35c
Company
11-28
12-31
1-15
93 %c
Corp.—
1-14
Paper
class A preferred
I371,2C
30c
Chemical,
1-19
12-15
12-15
(One
"Extra
12-12
11-17
12-10
62yac
(quar.)
40c
convertible preferred
5y2 %
80c
10-28
12-31
120c
Rovce,
Ruberold
40c
Standard-Thomson
Standard-Toch
35c
Skil
12-13
X20c
+50c
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Price Growth Stock
11-28
t50c
—
11-10
U5c
60c
12-24
Mfg. Co.—
(T.)
11-25
2-13
-.
Superior Co.-
11-28
12-10
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)_
2-25
(year-end)—
614
12-10
60c
(quar.)
12-19
(increased)
Singer Manufacturing Co.
Siscoe
Mines, Ltd.
50%
Valley RR. (s-a)
common
11-25
12-15
*56y4c
Simpsons Ltd. (quar.)
Sinclair
Oil Corp.
(quar.)
Sinclair Venezuelan Oil Co.
11-14
$1.05
(year-end)
Jersey) (year-end)
Inc.
U7c
(quar.)
—
11-28
3c
Ltd.
Register
Shares,
10c
(quar.)
12-15
5c
Radio,
Standard
12-15
'
11-14
12-10
12-19
5%
Standard
1
12-
•,12-12
22c
(quar.)
12-
$1
12-12
1
12-15
12-19
dividend
•7 10c
class A (quar.)
12-19
3%
Ltd.—
(interim) —
Bonson Corp. (quar.)—Rose Marie Reid, common (quar.)
5%
conv.
preferred (quar.)
5%
5
50c
Ordinary
St.
5
12-
4d
additional sh. for each
held)————————Rockwt 11-Standard Corp.
(quar.)
Rohm & Haas Co. (Stock dividend)
—
St.
12-
12-30
5%
(quar.)
Stock
50c
common
Skenandoa Rayon,
•
1
Standard
1-
30c
11-14
12-30
—i-
Standard
12-
11-10
(N. J.)
held)
shs.
(quar./_
& Materials, Ltd.
Pressed Steel
(quar.)
£33 %c
17V2C
shares
two
St.
12-15
12-31
12-10
12 %c
(quar./
Saw & Steel
Simplicity
11-14
5c
12c
1-1-59
12-15
12-10
35c
Paving
2
12-10
50c
(quar.)
preferred
■■
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
Simonds
Simmons Co.
2
40c
(quar.)class A (quar.)
Mines—
Telephone,
Stock-split
1
11-24
1-15
Class
11-20
12-10
12-15
3% %
Standard
—i
Dairies, Ltd., class A
Silverwood
Simplex
preferred
Rowe
12-15
30c
(quar.)
Rock of Ages
Rolls
11-20
,50c
divid.)
(James) Co., Ltd. (s-a)
Little & Co., Ltd.—
Rochester
"•
12-15
preferred
11-21
75c
Copper
Rochester & Genesee
5%
12-23
12-12
Ltd.,
5%
12-31
2c
6c
Standard
11-28
12-10
3%
——
& Gas Co.,
(quar.)
B
Silknit,
.043
1-
11-28
2
1-
1-1-59
31 %c
(quar.)_,
Co.
Oil
Class
A (quar.)—
Aircraft Corp.
(stock
Common
(Ohio),
—
preferred (quar.)
:
Shoe Corp. of America (quar.)
Shulton, Inc., class A (quar,)
Class
B
(quar.)
10-28
12-15
-—
Robinson,
Co.
Crane & Hoist Corp
Sheraton Corp. of America (quar.)——_—
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
Signal
dividend
Robertson
Oil
r;—I—
Co.
Association
Oil
Shell
12-10
1-
Cd
class
$1
Co.
10c
Extra
Bohr
(New
7%
participating preferred (quar.)
Robertshaw-Fulton Control, com., (quar.)—
5%%
preferred
(quar.)
——.
Robertson (H. H.) Company (quar.)———
*
Co.
preferred A (quar.)
4%% preferred B (quar.)—j
1-12
1
12-10
90c
$1.50
(J.
Oil
45c
4%.
Little,
Robinson
Co.
Standard
bhepard-Niies
—
Ltd. (quar.)
Bobbins & Mvers, Inc., common
Stock
Standard Oil
5
—
(stock div.)
(Los Angeles)
J
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
Shawmut
50c
11)
Dec.
ers
1
12-
12yac
G.)
(Ky.)
12-
1-
12-31
(quar.)
200
12-19
(quar.)
(Frank
each
12-15
4
2-
for
stock
com.
$1.12%
4%
4
6
1-
•
12- 1
12-31
(One sh. of Standard Oil
Stock div.
■
Class
6
2-
6
12-24
593bc
;
12-18
12-18
10c
12-22
1-12
15c
(increased quar.)
1-10
1-10
12-15
10c
1834c
(quar.)
Co. of California
10c
Shawinigan Water & Power Co., com.
5
12-
12-31
3-
123/2C
(final*—i
Ordinary (final less Rhodesia & Nyasaland
taxes,* subject to approval of stockhold¬
Robinson
$1.25
$1 25.
25c
Inc.
Company
Extra
11-28
45c
shares
American
Standard Oil Co. of Indiana
12-10
1-
•
3%
(quar.)—
Paper
Antelope
B
Shattuck
9
12-
12-19
25c
Roadtva? Express Inc.,
Roan
12-18
(quar.)—
Insurance
Bros.,
Class
12-12
1-1-59
75c
dividend
Stock
1-10
,
11-14
;
preferred
20c
(quar.)
Berrick Corp., class A (quar.)
Seeman
11-24
12-15
50c
(quar.)__——•—
(increased)
Voting Trust Ctfs
Common
$1.25
Corp., common
Acceptance
Security Title
Quarterly
1-15
1-31
2-
12-15
t28c
Corp. 7quar.)
—
Rike-Kumler Co. (quar.)
—
——
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co. (Texas)—
RItter Company
Standard
•
Riegel Paper
Common
12-18
(quar.)
5% preferred A <quar.)_
Security Insurance (New Haven)
6
net
Corp.
1-10
20c
Securities"
Shaler
amount of 3%d. Subject
to approval of stockholders Dec.
12.
American shares (final) (approx. amount)
Rice Ranch Oil Co.
Richfield
$1.18%
1
& Ny as aland Inome Tax
Territorial Surcharge of 3V/t%,
and
leaving
'
12-
12-15
ifhodesian
„■
.r.
Sears, Roebuck & Co.
12-19
6%e
35c
Reynolds'(R. J.) Tobacco—
3.60%
preferred (quar.)— z
:
Rheem Mfg. Co., com. (resumed) —
Rhodesian Selection
Trust, Ltd., Ordinary
'
Scaled Power Corp.
$2.25
(quar.)_——_
A
5
55c
(quar.)
SI conv. pfcl. (quar./
Steel Corp. (quar.)„—
Resistoflex Corp. (stock dividend)
Revlon
Inc. (increased)——
—
Rexall Drug Co.
(Stock dividend)Reynolds Metals Co., common (quar.)______
preferred
5
12-
45c
Republic Pictures Corp.,
4%%
12-
2
12-16
tl5c
Republic
'
12-16
12-11
8
1-
25c
(quar.)—
A
12-
12-18
Oil
12-15
ZlVzc
(quar.).
Standard Financial Corp.,-common (quar.)
1-10
75c
11-21
11-21
8
65c
(inc. quar.)
25c
$4.75
15c
(s-a)__
Insurance Co. (Phila.)
Arms Co., common
preferred (s-a)—
Chains (Canada), Ltd.
Renold
12-22
5c
Corp. (N. J.) (quar.)
e
$3.50 preferred
11-14
12-15
78c
Finance Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
—
$5 preferred (quar.)
>
$5 convertible preferred A (quar.)
$o convertible preferred B (quar.)
8eabrook Farms Co., 4y2% pfd. (aecum.)—
25c
—
Remington
4%%
60c
10c
Reitman's (Canada), Ltd. (quar.)
*
Reliance Electric & Engineering (quar.)_;—
Relianc
gains.
4%
— •
Y.
capital
payable in cash or stock at hold¬
option)
er's
11-20
50c
(quar.
Inc.
12-11
50c
(quar.)
Co.
Bros.
divid.
12-
25c
I
(quar.)-
Standard Brands, inc., com.
Seaboard
Company—
Pump
Reeves
60c
11-20
12-10
realized
from
12-12
2
2
1-
preferred
$3.75
11-21
11-28
12- 8
93c
Extra
Clark Com. Stk. Fund—
18c from net income and
of
(Year-end
5
12-
12-30
2%
dividend
Stock
12- 8
25c
Staley (A. E.) Mfg. Co., common (quar.)
11-14
12-15
$1.16
ontion)
at holder's
2
1-
$1.62
(quar.)
12- 5
1- 2
25c
„
preferred
$6.50
Payable of Rec.
-
Cquar.)
Common
Stevens &
Scudder
9
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance—
& Clark Fund—
quarterly of 36c from net in¬
80c
from
realized capital,
80c divid. payable in cash or
and
come
12-12
12-
12-10
-
85c
Reading Tube, common (stock divid.)—.—
Real Estate Title Insurance (Wash. D. C.)
•Semi-annual
—;
Reda
1-
X 30c
non-cum.
4%
11-21
12-12
12-30
12-18
12 YsC
1st preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
4%
gains.
stock
30c
Ranco, Inc.
Reading
12- 2
30c
Co. (increased quar.)
(quar.)
:
Rapid American Corp. (quar.)
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd. (s-a)_
Rath Packing Co. (reduced)
Raybestos-Manhattan Inc. (quar.)
Purina
Ralstoii
6
1-
5c
Inc
Resources,
12- 8
(Year-end
(quar.)—
preferred
1st
$3.50
Radorock
12-22
1-2-59
Holders
When
Share
flame of Company
Payable 0) Rec.
Stevens
Scudder
1
12-
5c
—
Radio Corp.
Share
Per
Holders
When
Per
_
of Company
flame
Payable of Rec.
87V2C
Condenser Co._
of America—
Radio
Holders
When
Per
Share
flame of Company
-
Monday, December 8, 1958
...
(2398)
50
held)
79th
com¬
•
■
Volume
188
Number
5801
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
.
(2399)
-v
■
Name of
Extra
Todd
Share
(quar.)
:
quar.)_
__
Towmotor
Stock
•
on
Co.,
Viceroy Mfg., Ltd., class A (quar.)
Equipment Co. (quar.)
2
12-5
Victoreen
1-
2
12-
Virginia Electric Power,
12-31
5
12-17
B
4%%
preferred
(extra)
5 %
class
$$1
pfd.
(quar.)
12-31
50c
(quar.)u__
12-
11-10
2
12-10
1-
+60c
s
(quar.)___
<quar.)
12-31
12-20
$60c
1- 2
™__
12-10
12-10
1-
-$50c
j.
_
Common
12-10
2
1-2
$$ 1.12%
__
1
5%%
Highway Trailer
Industrie for each 10 shs. held)
Transcontinental
Gas
„Pipe
Line
preferred
,25c
____
Special
1-15
1-15,
2-
1
1-15
2-
1
I-15
Forging Corp.—
itlX
(Conn.)
25c
Extra
Corp.
12-10
12-
12-15
11-28
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
2%
12-16
11-18
Ward
38C
12-19
11-25
Warner
Extra
Stock
Wall
B. S.
6%
Bros.
(quar.)
;
$1
12-15
1212-
5
$1.50
(quar.)
common
60c
partic.
non-cum.
$5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Union
Oil
Union
Oil &
Class
A
Class
Union
Co.
Gas
12-27
11R.
1-20
Aircraft
United
Amusement
B'
Board
Carton
&
12-
5
Co.
-
8
12-
8
12-10
11-14
11-14
12-10
11-21
Westinghouse Air Brake Co.,
Weston (George), Ltd., class
12-15
11-29
12-15
11-29
Wteyenberg Shoe Mfg.
8
1-
1-15
25c
11-28
12-15
11-26
3X
12-15
11-26
50C
(quar.)_________
11-28
12-10
50c
-■
12-10
10c
"•
12-15
12-
1
25C
t35e
■
30c
Ufiited
•
;
(quar.)
-
—
1
inccrue
,11-24.
1-15
.
:
55c
;
'40c
United New Jersey RR. & Canal
(quar.)
U. S. Fidelity Guaranty Co. '(Baltimore)—
Quarterly.
U.
S.
Co.,
U.
preferred
S. Life
Stock
U. S.
U.
8.
V. S.
U.
S.
U. S.
Insurance
(s-a)
Jersey), .4V2r/o pfd.
Lumber
Co.
(year-end)
Pipe & Foundry (quar.)_—
Playing Card Co. (quar.)
Printing & Lithograph Co.—
(quar.)
1- 9
6%
12rlJ
S. Rubber
■
Corp., common
Tobacco Co.,
eonunon
U. • S. Truck Lines (Del.)
5
1
12-15
12-
1
5%
Michigan
non-cum. -conv.
12- 8
Wrigley
12- 8
11-28
11- 7
30c
12-15
12-
1
4334c
12-15
12-
12-15
12-
1
Universal.- Marion Corp/ Cquar.)_
Universal Match
Yale
Corp. "(quar.)
(F. W.),
2
1
&
Towne
conv.
6%
conv.
Yonkers
13c
87 %C
12-31
12-
3
1
1-15
20c
12-27
12- 5
12-15
(quar.
11-28
12-10
11-29
$1
)_J______1;__
Van Reiver (J. B.) Company— i
5% class A preferred (quar.)
•.
2-
Stock
1-
12-19
12-
11-24
20c
J 12-10
9
11-24
1- 1
1-31-59
1-15
»
12-15
(quar.)
12-15
30c
'
?
•
J"
; 15c
'*
,
12-20
f25c
22V2C
12%c
12-10
,12- 1
12-15
12-
12-10
•
cash
2
12-
for, which
5
12-30
12- 3
12-30
12-
12- 9
'
3%
(s-a)
10-31
This
in
3
62%c
12-20
12-
$1.12%
12-15
1-
5
1-2
12-19
1
25c
2-
2
25c
12-10
37%c
1- 2
37%c 1-30-59
37%c 4-30-59
37%c 7-31-59
1- 9
4- 9
4- 9
•
11-26
!
12-10
7%c
12-31
11-25
12-15
50c
12-15
12- 1
.
(quar.)
$1.25
12-15
11-14
(quar.)
25c
1-15
12-31
50c
12-29
12-12
,
Radio
Corp.
(quar.)
Extra
$2
Special
'
12-29
12-12
$2
12-29
12-12
15c
12-11
5%
dividend
Traiisfer books hot closed for this dividend.
12-20
12-10
12-23
12-
50C
12-10
11-21
50c
12-10
11-21
xLess Jamaica income
12-10
11-
t Payable in U. 8.
Sugar Co. of Cuba
$1.27
5
additional
of
stock
common
notes;
and
given interested persons until Dec.
and
the
Commission
17, 1958, to request
hearing
a
*
;
"
Under
"
the
additional
current
proposal,
Yankee
":
•
Atomic
proposes
to
sell
an.
to its 11 stockholder companies, th®
proceeds of which will be used to retire its then outstanding $5,000,00®
$5,000,000
of
stock
of notes.
It also proposes, from time to time prior to June 30, 1959,
to Issue to Its stockholder companies up to $7,000,000 of non-interest:
bearing notes. Upon completion of this financing, Yankee • Atomlc'a
outstanding securities will consist of $13,000,000 par value of common
stock and $7;000.000 of notes.
J
stockholder companies Joining In this filing by reason > of
that their purchases of Yankee Atomic securities is subject
approval under the Holding Company Act are New England
Power Co., Western Massachusetts Companies,
Public Service Co. of
New Hampshire, and Montaup Electric Co.—V,. 188, p. 897.
*
The
yl-30
yl- 9
to
four
SEC
11-28
.
Ziegler Coal & Coke
75c
Financing Proposal
joined with four of Its stockholder companies
proposal with the SEU for the sale by Yanke®
a
of
the fact
Zenith
30c
.
,
has
filing
mission.
.
12-10
—
ar*
capital requirements, Including construction costs and working capital,
are
estimated at $57,000,000. The plant is presently scheduled for
completion in 1960. Yankee Atomic now has outstanding $8,000,00®
par
value of common stock and $2,000,000 of non-interest bearing
notes held by its 11 stockholder companies; and the sale of an addi¬
tional $3,000,000 of the notes was heretofore authorized by the Com¬
12-10
pfd.
; 5%
public sale
Yankee Atomic intends to construct and operate a nuclear power
plant of approximately 134,000 kw net electrical capacity. The total
11-26
(quar.)
(quar.)
for
tlicrcon#
1-20
Tube
•
1
shares offered
they will have paid $4,938,023 in cash, or the equivalent.,,
company
the
Atomic
12- 1
Youngstown Steel Door Co.
2
,
the
12-15
10%
&
the event all
In
,
ar*
12- 2
12-31
75c
payment
Sheet
the event all the outstanding options
present and former officers, directors, organizers and members of th»
advisory group will own 887,997 shares or 31.4% of the outstanding?
shares for which they will have paid 1,775,994 in cash and members oX
the public will own 1,936,918 shares or 68.6% of the outstanding share*
11-28
1-2
12-15
-
and
In
^
sold, there will be outstanding a total of 2,824,915 shares, of which the*
11-28
,
Zenith Radio
X Payable in Canadian funds, tax deductible
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
a
Previously published
date
at
the
source.
entire capital stock of Central
corrected
payment
tax.
on
Nov. 26 by Hugb
Robertson, President.
j
g
Electronics
-
has
been
in
business
since
1950, Mr. Robertson
stated, and produces high quality single sideband equipment for radio
amateurs,
Mr.
Canadian nonresidents tax.
it was announced
NonCentral
date was Incorrect.
The
and/or record date is Indicated here.
funds, less 15%
Corp.—Acquires Electronics Finn—
has purchased the
Electronics, Inc.*. Chicago, HI.,
Less British Income tax.
jr
corporation
1
■
,
primarily of the underwriting- contract and counseling
approximately 10%.
exercised,
•
$1.12%
preferred (quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
Curry
-
;
or
■
pfd.
r
Wyoming Corp. contemporaneously loaned $40,000 to Wyo*-
30.8%) as commissions and other distribution costs.
Assuming th*
completion of this offering, it will realize an additional $2,310,253 it*
gross proceeds and will pay commissions and expenses of some $239,536^
12-10
75c
conv.
Vapor Heating Corp. (quar.)
Vertientes-Camaguey
1
12-10
(quar.)
Vanity Fair Mills (quar.)
.,
■.
'
I
This
•
1
Wyoming Corp. common stock. The .payment of $75,000 to B. R. Hart¬
grove can be regarded, according to the prospectus, as a payment mad*
in effect for the primary purpose of releasing the company of any
obligation under the underwriting contract and counseling agreement.
As of Aug. 31, 1958, the company had realized $2,677,976 from th*
sale of its securities, of which it had paid $827,225 .< approximately
1-30
$1.50
Co., com.
Co.
1-30
"
agreement.
12-10
35c
(Monthly),
2-10
.
12-
2-20
12-20
;
^___
Ltd., 6%
25c
(qptar )
12-15
12-15
$1.06%
dividend
Youngstown
Stock
30c
1
mlng Underwriting to purchase from B. R. Hartgrove 20,000 shares o*
.
12-20
r
.
latter consisted
12-20:
12-20
1"
1-
Yankee Atomic Electric Co.—Files
$1.25
__
1- 1
1-1
$1.25
Vanadium Corp. of America .(quar.)
Extra
11-14
25c
quar.)__
1-15
Veeder-Root, Inf..
12- 2
10c
Raceway (stock dividend)
Quarterly
11-28
12-15
5%
Utab Power & Light Co.
5l
12-24
$1.25
^___
Mfg.
Yosemite Park &
-■
dividend
Upjohn Company (monthly).
12-17
12-
* 12-10.
25c
6%
12-10
37%C
:___
12-10
12-15
,
(quar.)
Yellow Cab Co., 6%
.
•
(quar. )_____
11-14
Power—
(increased
(Wm. Jr.)
1
.
/
12-15 '
15o
Monthly
11-28
30c
2nd. pfd.» (increased)
11-28
Co.—
(quar.),
Wyandotte Chemicals
12-31
,i
price of $2 per share.
_
• ' JThe prospectus states that L. B. Hartgrove, although lie has no Inters
in the company and no connection with it, may be the beneficial*
owner of all or part of the shares of the Wyoming Underwriting Co.,
all of which shares were listed of record In the nam© of his son, B. R.
Hartgrove, since the death of L. J. Barber, original President of Wy-r
•
oming Underwriting Co. The latter realized aggregate groBS commission*
in the amount of $800,246 on the prior sale of the Wyoming Corp,
curitiesMiad an option to acquire 225,000 additional shares at $2 per
share,, and..had a counseling agreement pursuant to which it wouke
receive from Wyoming Corp. 5% of the gross income of that company
and
its subsidiaries.
Wyoming Corp. recently- purchased From B. HL. \
Hartgrove for $75,000 all of the outstanding shares of Wyoming Under¬
writing Co. which is now a wholly-owned subsidiary. The assets of th*
has
12-8
t5c
subscriptions. The addi¬
initially to shareholders of recor®,
1958, in the ratio of one share for each 2.33 shares hel®
est
11-24
2
30c
■_
;
12-10
9c
(quar.)
Inc._,
preferred
Woolworth
11-24
1-
12-10
73c
(quar.)
Worthington Corp., common (quar.)
4 % %
prior preferred (quar.)__
12-15
12-13
12-13
5
12-24
1-1
Young Spring & Wire (quar.)
United Whelakn'Cwp^— - t-'-V:
.• $3.50
,oonverttWe
praferred
Stock
Power
preferred
Common
1
25c
United Steel, Ltd. 4reduced)
1,
Zoble as President.
All directors and officers own 640,00®
outstanding stock..Present and former officers;,
organizers and members of the advisory board have option*
acquire 817,597 shares any thne prior to July 16, 1962, at an exercise*
to
Woodward-Lothrop—•
12-11
35c
(quarl)
1,449,307 shares of its
subject to partially completed
J.
5
12-12
5%
_;
preferred
(1897)
11-28
12-15
'
12-24
Wood Newspaper Machinery
(quar.)___
Woodier Petroleum Co. (quar.)_
:
,(quar.)
'
registration statement with tha>
common stock.
Of these shares*
..shares (78.2%) of the
1212-
(monthly)
Wolverine Insurance Co., class A'(quar.)__^
United. Stores Corp.—
v
$4.25
Stores
11-28
12-10
a
directors,
18%c
11-28
50c
(quar.)
filed
17
as
12-10
,
11-28
30c
Jl%. non-curaulative. preferred .(quar.)
$4J20
Co.,
preferred
4%%
1
12-15
85c
i___
;
2
12-
12-10
•
12-5
(quar.)___
12-24
75C
S.
H.),
12-24
U. S. Steel
Nov.
on
proceeds of the
Edwain
11-14
2
75c
Wolff & Marx,
12-
'1-
20o
11-28
12-
12-10
^1-2
$1.06%
11-28
12-26
12-10
1- 2
(quar.)
12-19
12-26
12-10
'
1- 2
.
12-19
1-
3,000
sale of its securities will be used, among other
follows: $300,000 for payments on contract to purchase share*of International Fidelity Insurance Co.; $325,000 for capitalization of t*
firo insurance company; $500,000 for capitalization of a title insurance*
company; $500,000 for additional capital contribution to Great Plain*
Development Co.. and $300,000 as an additional capital contribution
to Great Plains Mortgage Co.
1,
Tire prospectus lists Raymond E. Dillman as Board Chairman an®
12-10
12-31
(stock dividend)
Wisconsin Public Service
Wiser Oil Co.
$2
Reclaiming Co.—
1
750
12-11
62 %C.
1-
Net
things,
11-28
5%
9
20c
(quar.)
1
$1.91%
___
&
Wisconsin
12-11
12r30
$1.40 convertible preferred (resumed)
U. S. Sugar Corp., common (qtiar.)__
t
Extra
i
(Consider
Wisconsin Electric
12-11
1
1-
25o
(quarterly of 17c from
investment income plus 56c from gain
realized, on investments).
The 56c payment is payable in cash or stock
*
Wilson
12-23
1-
12-15
50c
(quar.)
Extra
12-19
1-15
$1
1-2-59
30o
*15c
50c
Inc.
Williams Brothers (quar.)_.
11-17
12-30
1
12-10
8
$1.25
preferred, (quar.)
4%%'preferred (quar.)
•
U.
preferred
Winn-Dixie
1-
12-19
2%
WtlMams & Co. (quar.)
22 %C
12-12
6%
•
25%
a
(New
1
(quar.)
Willett
7%C
dividend
Lines
12-12
1-
'__
8
1-
1
12-
25c
3
$1.75
^
5% pref. A (quar.)—
U. 8. Rubber Co., -common
8% preferred (quar.)
U.
Paper
50c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Ltd.___ 25,000
^
50c
Gypsum
Extra
7%
12-12
1-
' 50c
50c
I
12-22
-
12-
1-
12-29
12-26
12%c
•"
12-
$2.50 1-10-59
lOo
tl5c
•
12-19
16-93
11-21
$1.25
37 %c
:
12- 5
1- 2
12-15
.
(quar.)
12-24
IOC
Freight4quar.j—
Extra
S.
A
:
Corp. (quar.)
Wleboldt Stores, common
9
12 %C
;
12-20
"•
(quar.)
25c
12%c
U.
11-28
10c
.
(quar.).
12-15
Wickes
*
11-28
12-
50c
U. S. Foil Co., class A. (ouar:)____
Extra
LJ.
B
{
4
12-10
37%c
37 %c
Wilcox & Glbbs Sewing Machine Co.—*
5% convertible preferred, series A (quar.)
Wilcox Oil Co. (quar.)
■
Class
1- 1
12-9
American deposit: rets, ordinary '(5 pence
Free- of British Income Tax) (interim).
•>
12-10
12-18
$1.06%
•,
12-12
2
1-
12-
net
-
and
profits.)
Merchants &• ..Manufacturers ~(qaar.)
Molasses, Ltd.—
*
*
;
United
12-10
50c
12-29
1
$3
1
40c
net- investment
from securities
11-24
37 %c
12-
12-10
55c
(quar.)___
(quar.)__
White Stores, Inc.. common
Whitehall Fund,. Inez
1-30
12-12
40c:
...
;
United, Illuminating , (increased)_•____
United Income
Fund—,»
'I-,;'
from
2-28
50c
.
_™___
(10c
,5%.%
11-28
'
.
United Fruit Co. ^reduced)
United. Gas Corp. ^quar.)/:
United GaS Improvement;-common
1*4%-%
preferred (quar.)_
12-15
12-15
1- 3
White Eagle Oil'(stock dividend)
White Motor Co., common (quar.)
come^and 15c From net -realized (capital
11-25
1
1-2-59
,
dividend
Whitaker
ln-
United Corporations—
iYear-endUnited Elastic Corp/ (quar, )_„___:
tftiRed. Electric-Coal. Cos. (quar.)
1-
30c
Weyerhaeuser Timber (quai\)_
Wheeling Steel Corp., common (quar.),
$5 preferred
(quar.)
___;—
Whirlpool Corp., common (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
'
•
11-25
25c
Western Tablet &
Stationery Corp.
5%
preferred (quar.)
11-28
12-15
12-15
j
Wm. C. Roney & Co._
10,00®
Simpson, Emery & Co., Inc.
5,00®
Steele, Haines & Co.
3,00(*
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson 15,00®
30,000
Shares have bfeen subscribed for at prices of $2.00, $3.33 an®
per share.
Estimated proceeds of $3,720,079 are based upon the*
aggregate subscription price on the partially completed subscription*
of which the company has received $1,409,826 and will receive $1,310,253 if all such subscriptions are completed.
Shares offered under this*
offering that are not subject to prior subscription agreements and/off
shares underlying subscription agreements that are reoffered because of
termination of subscription contracts will be offered at $4 per share.
Tho underwriting commission is 80 cents.
This corporation was organized in April, 1957, as a holding company
which through subsidiaries would engage in the life insurance, mortgage,
fire insurance, title insurance, development. and other business. >A ljfcf»
insurance company, a mortgage company and a development company
have been organized as wholly-owned subsidiaries;., and directly or in¬
directly all the outstanding stock of two additional life insurance 'com¬
panies has been acquired.
These companies include the Great. JPlains
Life Insurance Co. pf Wyoming, the Great Plains Development C6., an®
the National Health "ana Life Insurance Co.
Co.—
t25c
____.
investment
12-10
J25c
(quar.)
Westpan Hydrocarbon Co.
(quar.)z.
net
12-
2
$1.12%
.
(10c from
2
1-
Stock
_
3,000*
15,000*
Ford & Co., Inc—. ^ 5,00®
Parker,
15,000
Co.__
5,000*
&
Co.^ Inc.,.
Ryons & Co.,
Lester,
Co. 25,000
&
«fc
3,000
Co._,_—
of record.
1
25c
Class. B
.
Shares*Kormendi
&
$4
of Nov.
as
12-10
12-15
,J
;
Co
&
Co.
&
are
12-
2
12-22
.(quar,)
Ordinary
Richards
Kay,
1869.
covering
1,199,307
11-25
1-
12-19
57c
preferred 1955 series (quar.)_
5% preferred 1952 series tquar.)____
Western Railway of Alabama
•>
■
(quar.
Fastener
Corp.
Cos.
Rcpts. for
J
tional 250,000 shares are to be offered
12-31
$1.50
(s-a)
-
severally
Wyoming Corp., Casper, Wyo.—^Registers With SEC—
3
5%
5%
.
;
_
Stock. divldend___r
United-Carr
Massachusetts
Western Natural Gas
t25c
,s
-.
12-
7%c
tquar.)_,____
.
have
.
1-
75c
.
-
Carbon
United
12-15
Sugar
,
below
named
■
10,000
Marache & Co.,
p.
12-15
50c
(qhar.)
Products, Ltd; (quar.)
;
Western Carolina Telephone-.^,,;
5
3%
/Extra
United
12-
,12%C
commonv (s-a) __22'_
preferred r(quar.)_
United
12-15
;
Flood
188,
1-2
75c
:
th»
American
Shares
Corp
Podesta
duPont
This corporation
11-26
12-10
25c
Westeel
9
25c
r
United Biscuit Go; of America—-
.
'• 1-
30c
A, common- (s-a)_:
Class
•
'
Indies
Western
Corp.
Class-
$4.50
2-10
20C
-
(quar.)
Corp., Ltd.<r-
12-10
<
50c
West Jersey & Seashore RR., com.
West Ohio Gas
(quar.)
West Virginia Pulp & Paper
5
20c
(quar.)___
(quar.)
j
Co. tquar.)
;
United
3
50c
<
income and 45c from net securities
profits)
1-20
12-
25c
dividend
(quar.)
(quar.)
C.
I.
Granbery,
1-16
12-10
preferred
West
1-20
2-16
12-19
40c
Stock
•
2-16
-
15c
:
Sugar Co. .(quar. )^r_j_
Air Lines, Inc. (quar.)
United
12-
2- 5
50c
Weingarten Markets Realty (stock dividend)
Corp. (resumad)
Wellington Fund (12c from net investment
1-20
2-16
Extra
Union
12-10
of 3%
payment of
1
$1.12%
(quar.)
com.
H.
12- 5
12-
62%0
^
Co.,
Francis
SEC
Welbit
11-28
2-16
common •
Pacific
12-15
Corp.- of Louisiana-
common
B
12-15
$1
(quar.)
Calif. (quar.)__^.
4%
12-15
1
$1.12%
.
Co.
of
1
1-
38c
preferred: (quai\)_
Investment
1-
92 %G
(quar.)
(quar.)________
preferred
$4.50
1
87 %c
;
preferred
Union
&
Dempsey-Tegeler
ioc
___
Power
Cruttenden,
30c
Productions
j
Securities
12-19
—V.
(quar.)
Water
Clay ton
'
Eichler & Co
11-17
12-22
sellers,
Incorporated™ 40,158
12-15
'•
Waukesha Motor Co. (quar.)
Weco
Products
tquar.)
1
12-
1-
+15c
pfd.
Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
$3.50
$4
2nd
Electric
$3.70
12-14
tl5c
Extra
-
Union
(quar.)
Bateman,
6c
(quar.),,
____:
•
12-19
amendment.
or
underwriters
the
Rcpts. for
Ordinary
,
5%
from
'
12-^4
J
stock dividend
names:
'
■
Blair & Co.
1- 2
a
waived
depositary receipts foT
ordinary shares of the company set forth opposite their-
the number of
respective
The
—
purchase
'
11-21-"
12-12
"
-
Extra
!,
•
Acceptance, Ltd.,
40c
62%c
'
subject to alteration
to
agreed
1
2
1958 and
sellers have
on its ordinary shares may be paid in U._ Sholders of American depositary receipts without any
withholding for Bahamian, taxes or other charges. Such*
or
UNDERWRITERS
5
,
1-
the
the
'to
11-26
12-10
25c
Pictures
preferred
Washington
5
12-15
$4.50
'■
:
" ii5c
f
__
of
dividend declared
are
11-26
..
March 31,
on
company
orders
12-5
12-10
5%
Certain
1958.
page 8)
shares/ Thereafter, the company psi<Wi
dividend.
deduction
11-28
12-10
28,
stock
of any
doliars
12- 5
12-20
12-18
(quar.)__.
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co.—
Common
12-20
its ordinary
on
is advised by William MePherson Christie, Barristerat-Law, Nassau, the Bahama Islands, that under orders issued by
Exchange Control authorities In. the Bahama Islands, the full amount
12- 5
.5%
/
Electric
12-
12-15
?0c
•
Nov.
The
1-15
-
per share
stock dividend of
a
5
12-20-
(Continued from
,
,
%c
2%
1
12-20
$1.43%
dividend
Leonard
,
12
1
16-
1-30
•
20c
50c
Investing Corp.—
ordinary income-,
Disney see Disney (Walt)
Walt
1-20
30c
___
Chemical Corp.—
preferred
Union
"
i
Street
Weeden
U.
lOc-
12%c
,
From
9
2
2-
12-15
Company
(quar.)
^_____
Co.,' $2.50 class A (quar.)
Extra
;
(year-end)
1
12-10
62 %C
7-17
(quar.)
&
30c
(quar.)
4-16
8-1-59
12c
Manufacturing Co. of Wisconsin—
1-
1-16
5-1-59
12%o
Walgreen
1-23
12-10
2-2-59-
15c
—$1.56%
Walker
1
12-27
12-17
15q
.
on
(quar.)
Walker
40c
12-
15C
11-14
•„
12-15
50c
12-1
;;
12-1
.
12-
$1.25
12-1
.
12-15
70c
:
12-20
-12-15
(quar.),,
12-10
;
12-
$1,25
Amulet Mines, Ltd.
Waldorf System (quar.
11-14
12-10
12-*>0
\
12-1
$1.05
Waite
(Del.)—
Quarterly
Tyler Refrigeration
12-10
1
12-1
12-20
Wagner Electric Corp. (quar.)
12-. 9
1
12-
$1,03
Products
Mold
$1.12%
•
Trust Co..(New Jersey) (stock dividend)
Tucson Gas; Electric Light & Power (incr.)
Stock dividend (2-1 stock -split.
Subject to
stockholders' approval Dec. 10)
Street
1-
5c
-
Temper Corp., common (quar.)
4%% preference iquar.)__.:_
5% preferred A (quar.)__
Salle
11- 7
11-28
12-20
68%c
40c
True
South La
12-10
5
H12-20
1
(quar.)
W J R Tlie Goodwill Station
Stock dividend
7
1
12-
25c
preferred (quar.)
& Iron Co.
Vulcan
12-
12-30
$1.01
,—.—
$1.75
(quar.)
Century-Fox Film
II-
32c
(s-a
•
12-10
67 %c
.____
Assn.
Truax-Traer Coal, common
$2.80 preferred (quar.),
208
4%
27 %c
>
-
12-15
25c
(quar.)
Corp., $2.70 pfd. (quar.)__
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co. (Del.) (quar.)
Twentieth
12-31
IOC
R.
Food
12-20
dividend),
General Corporation and
Investment News
12-20
12-15
(increased)
—
:
Troy & Greenbush R.
preferred
•
$1.49
Tri-Continencal
•
(quar.)
2
30c
(quar.)_______:
Von's Grocery (initial)
vulcan Materials, common
(quar. )_______:iy
5%
preferred, (quar.
-534% preferred (quar.)
1-15
1
1
y
___
Travelers Insurance Co.
1
22-
$1.42%
$5.96 preferred (quar.)
fz
Williams Steel
Transue
Quarterly
2-
63^40
$1.22 V*
...
(quar.)
(quar.
•
$5.70- preferred
Vita
Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.90
11-21
12-26
Common
$2.55
(stock
common
(quar.)
Virginian. Railway, common
6%
preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
Trans Continental Industries—
Stock dividend 17 shs. of
(
Co.
l-
£12%c
;•
preferred * quar.),,—;
$4.20 preferred (quar.)_____l_:_l__J;
$5 preferred fquar.)
Virginia Telephone &; Telegraph—
12-15
6%
A
(quar.)——
preferred
Instrument
$4.04 preferred
Holders
Payable of liec.
+75C
•
,
Victor
1-
35c
common
Finance, Lt<L,
Class
5%
8
When
Share
(increased*,.
$4.12
Investment
dividend
Traders
1
12-
Per
_
of Company
Viau, Ltd.
Ltd.—
participating preferred
Townsend
12-
J 10c
j.,
:
;
12-15
,
0 ame
"
12-18
12-15
$37 %c
;
__
Corp
Toronto Star,
..
of Rec.
10c
(quar.)
<
' Holders
2
1-
42e
____
Shipyards Corp.
When
Payable
20c
______
-
Toronto Generai Trusts
Extra
:
6%
Per
Company
Tobin Packing
51
and
other
Robertson said
owned Zenith
electronic
products.
.
*
subsidiary.—V. 188,
p.
2078.
_
'
that Central Electronics will operate as
a
wholly
,*
62
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2400)
STATE AND
Monday, December 8, 1958
...
XITV^EPAI^IVIENTSSSfiW«*
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
188,
2079—were sold
p.
used to fi¬
major building construc¬
tion, equipment and site acquisi¬
tion for departments of the state Boatmen's National Bank of St.
government. Proceeds of the Louis; City National Bank & Trust
school building aid bonds will be Co., Kansas City, Mo.; Commerce
used
to provide aid for school Trust Co., Kansas City, Mo.; R. S.
nance
to
the
Federal Housing and Home
Finance Agency, as 2%s, at a price
of par.
r
construction
gram will
Clerk
of
Board
will receive
of
sealed
in
the
state.
The
Supervisors,
bids
until
10
CMSTX on Dec. 18 for the
purchase
of
$990,000
building
bonis; Dated Dec. 1, 1958.
Due
semi-annually from Dee. 1, 1960
to June 1, 1970. Principal and in¬
ajn.
in
part
the
in whole or
school districts
receiving aid.
The
issues
marketed
today
raised the total of general obliga¬
tion bonds sold by California in
calendar 1958 to $400 million.
Bank of America N. T. & S. A.
and the underwriting accounts it
terest (J-D) payable at the Coun¬
ty Treasurer's office.
for
public facilities and civic im¬
provements required by the state's
rapidly expanding economy.
fan* County School District No. 16
CP- O. Tucson), Ariz.
Members of the syndicate are
Bomt Sale—The $11,000 general
as follows;
obligation bonds offered Dec. 1—
Bank of America N. T. & S. A.;
v. 188, p. 2079—were awarded to
Bankers Trust Co.; The First Na¬
Retries, Ely,, Beck & Company.
tional City Bank of New York;
Pima County ScfL Districts (P, O. The Chase Manhattan
Bank; The
Tucson), Ariz.
First National Bank of Chicago;
Bond Offering—Elsa B. Hanna,
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.;: Blyth
Clerk of Board of Supervisors, &
Co.,. Inc.; The First Boston
will receive sealed bids until 2
Corp.; Harriman Ripley & Co.,
p.m. (MST) on Dec. 15 for the Inc.;
Harris Trust and Savings
purchase of $250,000 school bonds, Bank; Smith, Barney & Co.; Leh¬
as follows:
man
Brothers; American Trust
$18Q;QQ0 High School District No. Company, San Francisco; Secu¬
8 bonds. Due on July 1 from rity-First National Bank; Califor¬
nia Bank, Los Angeles; Drexel &
1961 to 1979 inclusive.
70,000 School District No. 8 bonds. Co.; Glore, FoFgan & Co.;
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank;
Due on July 1 from 1961 to
C. J. Devine & Co.; Continental
1979 inclusive..
*
-
Jan.
1,
1959.
Illinois National Bank and Trust
Principal
Co.
of
Chicago; The Northern
Co.; R. H. Moulton & Co.;
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Kidder,
proved, by Chapman & Cutler, of
Peabody & Co.; Eastman Dillon,
Chicago.
Union
Securities
&
Co.; Bear,
andinterest payable at the County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
Arcade School District, Sacramento
County, Calif.
<
Bend Sale—The $200,000 school
bonds offered Nov. 26—v. 188, p.
2187—were awarded to Dean Wit¬
ter & Co;, at a price of
100.06, a
cost of about 3.97%,
net interest
follows;
as
$49,00(1 5s. Due
on
Jan.
1
from
1
from
196L to 1968 inclusive.
110,000 4s. Due
on
Jan.
1969 to 1979 inclusive.
50,000 3%s. Due
1980 to
1984
Jan. 1 from
on
inclusive.
California (State of)
Bond Sale—The $100,000,000
bonds offered
Dec.
3—v.
2296—were awarded to
Trust
Stearns
CALIFORNIA
188,
&
Co.; Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith; Blair &
Co., Inc.; Weeden & Co.; The First
National Bank
of
Boston; The
First National Bank of Oregon;;
The Philadelphia National Bank;
Seattle
First National Bank;
Equitable Securities Corp.; Stone
& Webster Securities
Corp.; Dean
Witter & Co.; Phelps, Fenn & Co.?
White, Weld & Co.; Salomon Bros.
& Hutzler; R. W. Pressprich &
Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis;
Mercantile
Trust
Co.?
Shields & Co.;. Reynolds & Co.;
Crocker-Anglo National Bank; 3.
Barth & Co.; Ladenburg,, Thalmann & Co.; John Nuveen &
Co.,
Inc.;
Association, of San Francisco, and
tha Bankers Trust
Company, of
New York City, as follows:
&
&
Co., Inc.; A. G.
Sons; Eldredge &
Inc.;
Fitzpatrick,
William R. Staats & Co.; Ameri¬
Securities Corp.; Bache & Co.;
Whipple & Co.; A. G.
Becker & Co., Inc.; Alex. Brown
& Sons; Clark, Dodge &
Co.; Dick
can
Bacon,
&
Inc.-
.
R.
,
Williston.
*
mftikm California veterans bonds
sol# in July, I960 and with 2.98%
on
the $100
million California
veterans
and
school
building aid
Estabrook &
Co.; First South
west Co.; W. E. Hutton 8t Co
Kean, Taylor & Co.; The Marine
Trust Co.
of Western
New York
X- ''
'
J
" ,l
t
•
Bond
.
*2.'
J
-
•
California's
tremendous
his
a
rapid
and reach
by 1980, or nearly double the
present population, it was /pre¬
dicted today.
A
,
new
lation
completed
forecasts,
after
&
Beane; Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.;
Anderson & Strudwick; Auchincloss,, Parker & Redpath; C. F.
Childs & Co., Inc.; John W. Clarke
& Co.; Courts & Co.; Dallas Union
Securities Co., Inc.; Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.; Dittmar & Co.,
Inc.;
Elkins, Morris, Stokes & Co.;
Fahey, .Clark & Co.; Field, Rich¬
ards & Co.; The First Cleveland
Corp.; Freeman & Co.; Ginther &
Co.; Hayden, Miller & Co.; Indus¬
trial National Bank of Providence;
The Johnson, Lane, Space
Corp.;
Kalman
& -Co.,
Inc.; Kenower,
MacArthur & Co.; Laird, Bissell &
Meeds; McDonald & Co.; Wm. J.
Mericka & Co., Inc.; Northwest¬
ern National Bank of
Minneapolis;
Park, Ryan, Ine.;
•
ton;
Ryan, Sutherland
: Co.;
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke; J. C.
Wheat & Co.; Malon S. Andrus,
Inc.; Atkinson & Co.; Brush, Slo-
of Commerce, y
t
'f
The report disclosed that Orange
County is expected to experience
the
area's
greatest
percentage
growth cycle-iii' the next1-22
with an expected gain of
Los
560,000 to 1;91O,0OO!
Angeles County will "con-,
:
/.'
Co.; McDonnell
& Co.; W. H. Newbold's Son &
Co.,' Newburger, Loeb & Co.; D.
Dist.,
Bond
will
•
Offering— Flossie
Secretary
of
Gamp,
of Directors,
Board
receive
bids
sealed1
r
'
her
at
office in Visalia until 8 p.m. (PST)
Deer. 15
on
the
for
;
S.
;
Cantlen, Chairman of
the Chamber's research commit¬
tee, which undertook a detailed
study of population trends in May
of this year, said the data repre¬
first
"the
attempt .to-pre¬
in detailed form
of all
study
California
of the
complete
Southern
a
14
counties."
-
of ;
purchase
$45,500 water bonds;
Dated Feb.
Feb. 1 from 1961
;
Principal and
(F-A) ( payable at the ;
County Treasurer's office. /
;
Jr
1*, 1959/ Due
on
inclusive.
,
,
/ ,*■/•
:
Greater Bakers field Separation
of
Calif.
Grade District, Kern County,
Bond Offering
.
the
_
Attorney Rothat
T
that
California
grow
from
14,400,000 • this year to- 27,800,000 people in 1980, for a 93%
increase in total popu lation.
Southern California will, increase
by
96.5% ..overL the "period
its present 8,828,900.
"r *
'
from
.C
He added that the
gfeatest pop¬
in coun¬
ties surrounding Los Angeles be¬
cause
L. A. County is becoming
"more and more saturated", arid
ulation gains would-occur
.
the "spill-over,
both : in
terms: of
population and econoririic 'activity
to the nearby counties is inevi¬
table."
In
that
addition to
Orange, bounties
until
5
;
V
/•/
p.m.
Dec. 10 for the purchase
on
y.
$350,000
general
obligation
construction
bonds;.7
t
overpass
Dated Dec.
10, 1958". Due on Dec.
TO "from/1959 to 1983
inclusive/Inf
^
terest J-D.
j
>...
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-
School
lndio
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■
:
will
-
Commissioners will
of
Bakersfield,
Street,
(PST)
of
—
S. Woodruff announces
Board
Riverside- '
District,
County, Calif.
Mr. Cantlen said the report pre¬
dicts
'
y
■" -•
.
stated.
sent
,;
' ;:•'// /
Community " Service
Tulare County/ Calif
receive sealed bids at 315 Bernard
'■
"
/ Bond Sale—The $300,000 school
bonds offered Dec. 1—v. 188/ p.
awarded to the
1971—were
S
rity First National Bank, of Los
Angeles, and R. H. Moulton & Co.,
jointly, at a price of 100.007, a
net interest cost of 'about 3.94%,
follows.:
as
1960
to
1968
.
1979
to
'
..
.
.
;
,
.
-r
.
Due on Jan./ l from
inclusive. ';
-120,000 4s.
1972
inclusive.
1971
to
'
:
.
;
Due on. Jan. 1 from
1967 inclusive.
>„
60,000 3%s.-Due on Jan. 1 from
:
/
:
$120,000 4s.
,
\
Secu-
.
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•••.
Klamath-Trinity Unified Sch., Dist.,
Humboldt and Trinity Counties,
-
will
experience the greatest
:-V ;;f;-;California
percentage of growth in the next
Bond Offering —^^.Fred Moore,22
years
are: 'San
Bernardino,
County ."Clerk of Humboldt, will >.
181% (459,000 to 1,290,000); "Riv¬
receive sealed bids at his office .>
erside, 169% (262,000 to 705^)00);
in Eurkea, until 2Tp,m. (PST) on i
Ventura, 155% (168,000 to 428,Dec. 9 for the purchase of $560,000); Santa-Barbara, 129% (121,000 school 'bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, ^
000 to 277,000)/
*
/ ';/ */-.
1958. / Due on June 1 from 1964
The Chamber's report; predicts
to 1983 inclusive. Callable as of >"
that
Orange will pass"/ up ; San
June ly 1973.
Principal and in- .,
Diego (now 905,000) as the second
terest (J-D) payable at
the^County
largest of the 14'Southern Cali¬
Treasurer's, office.
Legality ap¬
fornia counties.
San Diego's
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her- _/
growth is expected to reach a. total
rihgton & Sutcliffe, of^an Franof
1,820,000 or. 90,000 less ;than
cisco. (The issue was unsuccess¬
Orange by 1980:
■
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I
fully offered on Dec. 2—v. 188, -r
Growth
figures - projected ; for
/;/■, ;- ,/"/
r
the remaining eight cqunties- are: p. 2296.)
^
,
,
.
•
Granbery; Marache & Co.; Hill' best population experts.and de¬
Richards & Co., (a! corporation); mographers in the State in addi¬
Lyons & Shafto, Inc.; Mason-Ha- tion to County planning directors,
gan, Inc.; McCormick & Co.; Mc¬ population
analysts, 1 economists
&
Myers, of' "Los Angeles.;
Goshen
land
Imperial, 69,000 to 100,000; Inyo,
12,000 to 23,000? KCrn, 278,000 to
480,000; Kings, 47,200 to ^85,000;
cumb & Co., Inc.;
Davis, Skaggs & Mono, 2,200 to 4,000; San Luis
Co.; Dewar, Robertson & Pan- Obispo, 65,500 to 115,000; and Tu¬
coast; A. Webster Dougherty & lare, 150,000 to 212,000.
Co.; Fahnestock & Co.; Federa¬
Mr. Cantlen said thev Charaber
tion Bank & Trust Co.; The Fort
figures were prepared by his com¬
Worth National Bank;
mittee-in conjunction
with the
Donald-Moore
&
increasing by over 4,000,000 from
the present 5,730,000 to an esti¬
mated 9,900,000 in 1980,; the teport
sented
;
1959. Due on Jan. 1 *
Legality; approved by O'Melveny
years, to 1981
241% interest
tinue to receive the large portion
of the Southern California growth,
James
.
TbjiH'dS^:;//bdh^s';;::
Darted Jail. 1,
r
Angeles Cham¬
mittee of the Los
.
11/
the
for
from" 1962 to 1984 inclusive. Prin-
analysts,
unveiled by the research com¬
from
••Dec/16
and detailed set of popu¬
Southland's top research
ber
on
.
putthase of $1^70,000 geheral ob- if
six months effort by many of the
was
; (PST)
•
bids at''*}
\1 \
17,340,000 qipal and.interest (J;-J). payable
at the /Courity Treasurer's office., "
estimated
an
County
:
sealed
Santa- Ana, until
office in
a.m.
The
—
receive
/popula¬ ligation/:
during the next two decades
pace
Offering
Clerk will
»
1980—Southern
tion boom will continue at
1966
to 1983 inclusive.
Lee Higginson
Corp.; Carl M
50,000,000 State School Building Loeb, Rhoades &
Co.; F. S. MoseAid, Series S bonds, at a price ley & Co.; National State Bank
of 100.05, a net interest cost
Newark, N. J.; L. F. Rothschild &
of about 3.61%, for
$9,800,000 Co.; Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pome5s, due on Dec. 1 from 1961 roy, Inc.;,
Shearson, Hammill &
to
1966 inclusive;
$1,800,000 Co.; Stroud & Co., Inc.; B. J. Van
4%s, due on Dec. 1, 1967; and Ingen & Co. Inc.; Wertheim & Co.
$38,400,000 3i*>s, due on Dec. 1 Andrews & Wells, Inc.; Baxter &
from 1968 to 1985 inclusive.
Co.; J. C. Bradford & Co.; Branch
The net interest costs to the Banking & Trust Co.; Braun, BosState of 3.58% and 3.61% com¬ worth & Co., Inc.; Coffin & Burr,
pared with 3.23% on the $100 Inc.; Francis I. duPont & Co.;
;
I
Expects Southern Area to Dou¬
Merle-Smith; Dominick & Dominick; Fidelity Union Trust Co.,
$50,000,000 State Construction, Newark, N. J.; First of Michigan
Series A bonds, at a price of Corporation; First Western Bank
100.005, a net interest cost of & Trust Co., San Francisco; Greg¬
about 3.57%, for $9,800,000
4s, ory & Sons; Hallgarten & Co.;
due on Dec. 1 from 1959 to Hayden, Stone & Co.;
Hemphill,
Putnam & Co.; Raffensperger,
1964 inclusive;
&
Co.;
Hornblower
&
$1,800,000 3 %s, Noyes
Hughes & Co., Inc.; Reinholdt &
due on Dec. 1, 1965;
$38,400,- Weeks; E. F. Hutton & Co.; Laid- Gardner; Rippel &
Co.; • Rock000 3%s, due on Dec. 1 from law & Co.;
land-Atlas National Bank of Bos^•
'
ble Population by
Moore, Leonard & Lynch; Mulaney, Wells & Co.; Rand & Co.;
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.; Shuman, Agnew & Co.; Stern, Lauer
& Co.; Third National Bank in
J.
: V""V
.
California (State of)
v
&
Stone;
Nashville;
'
' '
,
,
Sullivan
*■
.
Ed¬
Co.,
;Co.;
Geo. B. Gibbons & Co., Inc.; Ira
Haupt & Co.; Hirsch & Co.; The
Illinois Co., Inc.; A. M. Kidder
& Co., Inc.; Lawson, Levy, Wil¬
liams & Stern; Wm. E. Pollock &
Co., Inc.; F, S. Smithers & Co.;
Stone & Youngberg; Taylor & Co.;
Spencer Trask & Co.; Trust Co.
of
Georgia; Wachovia Bank &
Trust Co.; G. H. Walker & Co.;
Wood, Struthers & Co.; Adams,
McEntee & Co., Inc.; Robert W.
Baird & Co., Inc.;
Baker, Watts
& Co.;
Barret,
Fitch, North & Co., Inc.; William
Blair & Co.; Bramhall, Falion &
Co., Inc.; Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.;
King, Quirk & Co., Inc.; Irving
Lundborg & Co.; Mercantile-Safe
Deposit & Trust Co.; National
Bank of Commerce of Seattle; The
National City Bank of Cleveland;
Newhard, Cook & Co.; New York
Hanseatic Corp.; The Ohio Co.;
Republic National Bank of Dallas;
Schwabacher & Co.; Stern Bros.
& Co.; J. S. Strauss & Co.;
Tripp & Co., Inc.; Van Alstyne,
Noel & Co./Chas. E. Weigold &
Co., Inc.; RrD. White & Co.; Rob¬
ert Winthrop- & Co.; H. E. Work
& Co.; Blurrt? Ellis & Simmons;
City National Bank & Trust Co.
of Chicago; Julien Collins & Co.;
F. W. Craigie & Co.; First Nation¬
al Bank in Dallas; The First Na¬
tional Bank of Memphis; Glickenlaus & Lembo; G. C. Haas & Co.;
Hannahs, Ballin
& Lee;
J. A.
Hogle & Co.; Model, Roland &
-
p.
merged
syndicate headed by the Bank of
America National Trust & Savings
a
wards
be repaid
by
manages in the past 12 months
have supplied California commu¬
nities with nearly $725 million
Dated
Dickson
amounts advanced under the pro¬
ARIZONA
Maricopa County School District
No. 38 (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond Offering — Rhea Averill,
A.
Co.; W. H.
Co., Inc.; Roosevelt &
Cross, Inc.; Tucker;' Anthony :&
R. L. Day; Bacon
Stevenson
Co.; Barr Brothers & Co.; The
&
Morton
program bonds will be
(P~0. Auburn), Ala.
Bond Sale—The $2,000,000 apart¬
ment housing bonds offered Dec.
2—v.
record
of
each- county, f j
Pincus & Co.; Provident Sav¬ tistical
ings Bank & Trust Co.; Season- more .emphasis was placqd on the
~
good & Mayer;: Singer; Deane & potential economic1 development,"
Scribner; Sterne, Agee & Leach; Mr/^ Cantlen concl uded/i and the, "
Stubbs,
Watkins y& Uombardo, report figures are the "mdst .rea-:
Inc.; Talmage & Co.; Thomas /&'« sonable' calculations" 'possible; !" v
J.
A-,' >* "*'•. '**
Co.; Chas. N. Tripp Ca; M.-TB.
^.Garden Grove School District,
Vick & Co.; Watling, L&rchen &
1. V
Orange Countyr. Calif.
Co.; and The White-Phillipi: Co.,
M. Marks &
Laurence
bonds sold in April, 1958.
Proceeds
of
the
construction
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
'and
research
"While
made
of
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Union
San Diego
Bond
School
•
r
District,
County, Calif.
Offering —;R; B. James,
,
?-
/
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids^ at his office in San Diego,
until 10:30
a.m.
(PST)
on
clusive.
Principal
(J-J) " payable
at
Treasurer's -office. •'
and
-
Dec. 16 -y
purchase of $60,000 school
bonds.
Dated Jan. 15, 1959. Due
on Jan.-15 from
1962 to 1973 in¬
for the
interest
the
County
Legality ap-
and ..review
was
proved" by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington *& Sutcliffe. of Sa» Fran-
historical, and
sta¬
cisco.
directors
study
the
••
Lakeside
;
-
.
r
,
f
Volume
18€r-
Number
Midland School
5801
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
for the purchase of
District, Riverside
$38,000 school
bonds. Dated "Dec. ~15, 1958. Due
school Oh? Dec. 15 ifrom.1961 to 1977 in-;
building bonds
offered Dec. ; 1 elusive.-- Principal
and
interest
(J-D L payable at ,the Bank of
—v^.; 188, *:p. ,1972—were awarded
to Dean Witter &,Company.
America National Trust & Savings
: p.
Association, Sari Francisco, or at
Milpitas School District, Santa
the County's paying agencies ill
A
?V,Clara County, Calif,;
New Yprk City arid Chicago. Le¬
"Bond Sale—An issue of $115,000
gality approved by Orrick, Dahlschool bonds was sold to the Bank
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe', of
of America National Trust & Sav¬
•;
pike
*^-x>-?P&iknty, Califi
Bond
.;
Sale—The
(2&1)
Jan.
5,941*681
$86 $00
v
.
ings Association, of San Francisco,
follows:
;
V:
'$28,000 5s.
Due
on
1966
1960 to
*
inclusive."'rr""7
Dec.
were
4,000 434s. Due on Dec. 1, 1967. i
53,000 3%s. Due on Dec. 1 from
■'»
4
,
,
*
Sale
.4
-
Bond Offering—Vera K. Gibson,
in
due- ori
and
1968
•"due
County Treasurer's office.
•
•
Bend
.
View, Calif;
1964
Dec,
on
1
1969
from
to 1982 inclusive.
Du-
$120,000
due
and
in
-inverse^ numerical
;
order,
*
interest payment date on
15, *1968. Principal
"and interest ( J-D > payable at the
office of the Director of Finance,
any
and
after Dec.
at the option of the
or
the
Bank
&
rTrust
of
*
*
Savings
.
'
Association,- in
to
also .will
chase
same
receive
1959
sealed
time for the pur-
callable, in whole
or
in part
inverse numerical order,
interest payment date;on
and after Dec. 15. 1968. Principal
in
and
Yale
on. any
and
interest (J-D) payable at the
office of the Director of Finance,
at the
-or
the
•
option of the holder, at
Bank
Trust
&
k
of
America
Savings
-San Francisco
or
National
Association,
in
'
Cedifs
1960
to
from
1970
to
$1,050,000
Oct.
University (P. O.
Conn.
j.
1975
3.80s,
011
in¬
1976
to
due
1982
Oct.
on
1,
1983 and 1984.
members
of
syndi¬
cate: J. C; Bradford & Co;, E. F.
Hutton & Co., Tripp & Co., Inc.,
Harkness
& Hill, Inc., Rand &
Co., R..D. White & Co., Rauscher,
Pierce &
Go/* Inc., Kenower, Mac-
Arthur &
Co., Wm. J. M6ricka &
Co., Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Atwill
& Co., Fahey, Clark & Co., Arnold
& Crane, A. G. Edwards & Sons,
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner, McDon¬
^
,
as
I
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Florida State
October toll
the Sun¬
School District? Los
Bond
Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
-County Clerk,, will receive sealed
•bids at his office in Los Angeles
-until
the
9 a.m.
.swelled with the addition of
$270*000 which was paid the Turn-1
pike Authority for a gas pipeline
lease, thus bringing gross net rev¬
enue for the month to $481,711.96.
.
Angeles County, Calif.
addition
(PST)
purchase
of
on -Jan. 6 for,,
pointed
$140,000 school
out
October the
Chairman
Manuel
that at the end of
Turnpike Authority
•building bonds. Dated Feb: 1,1959?,
bad retired: a total of $3,265,000
-Due on Feb. t from "I960' to 1979'
of its $74,000,000
revenue bond
-inclusive. Principal and interest
isgde leaving $70,735,000 outstand-;
-<F~A)
payable
at
the
County
ing. The Authority also has a tre¬
-Treasurer's office.
- r,;
mendous-surplus of $9,254,511.31
-
t
}
San Jose School District, Marin j
.
-■
CountyCalif.
■i.'.;
/
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in ife various funds.
4
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In
-
October
224,416
vehicles
Bond Offering—George S'Jones,.
"traveled1,821,008 miles compared
County Clerk, will; receive sealed to 226-095 vehicles and 10,631,088
bids aL his; office in
until
11
a.m.
&m
(PST) "on
Rafael,
Dec. 9
miles the
same month a year ago.
Since the opening of the Turn¬
by the Town Cleric
7:30 p.m. (CST) on Dec. 8
for the purchase of $5,000 water
be
received
until
200,000 33/4s. Due
on Dec. 1 from
1971 to 1978 inclusive.
>
I
Henderson County
Community Unit
School District No. 115
(P. O.
Oquawka), III.
188,
a
group
p.
bonds. Dated Dec.
Dec.
on
.1—
composed
of
KANSAS
Harriman
Bond Offering—Harley E. Lucas,
City Manager, will receive seated
Ripley & Co., Inc.; Eastman Dil¬
lon, Union Securities & Co., and
Blair
&
,
inclusive.
315,000 334s. Due
on
Dec. 1 from
:V
GEORGIA
1971
and
thereafter
Caldwell County (P* O. Princeton),
on Dec. 1 from
1971 to 1978 inclusive.
•
Sale—The $190,000 school ^
building bonds offered Dec. 2—-v.
188, p. 2297 — were awarded to
the Equitable Securities Corpora— s
INDIANA
>
will
receive
p.m.
(CST)
purchase
sealed
bids
until
tion, and Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
& Smith, jointly,- at a ~
price of 100.00001, a net interest ^
Fenner
7
on Dec. 22 for the
$325,000 waterworks
of
refunding and improvement
cost of about
1
Dec.
from
1,
1960 to
1958.
1960 to
order,
ment date
on
1993
on
interest
any
or
Whiteland, Ind.
Bond Offering—Edward Suding,
Town
Clerk-Treasurer, will re¬
until
7
until
bids
and
thereafter
$50,000
on
sealed
waterworks
Jan.
1
8
p.m.
on
clusive!
bonds.
1961
from
Due
1970
to
175,000 waterworks improvement
Jan.
1
bonds.
Due
on
1978
from
inclusive.
to
apolis.
at
the
will
same
time
numerical
order,
nn
on
interest payment date on or
cal
Clerk,
until
1
will
p.m.
Nov.
are
order,
date
callable, in whole
in inverse numeriany
on
on
or
interest payNov. 1,
after
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at the Clinton
Bank, in Clinton. Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
Letcher
County (P. O,
Whitesburg), Ky.
Bond Sale—The $355,000 school
nnS HinSCh
any
& CO., InC.J W. C. ThOITLCo.;
Walter, Woody &
Heimerdinger;
VmiSi1 thA^rar^
Miller, of Indianapolis.
bids
•
Magnus
-
&
Co.;
Pohl & Co., Inc.; Fox, Reusch &
Inc., and Westheimer & Co.,
mn
<%
at a price of 100.003, a net interest
cost of about 4.48%, as follows:
.
a
$51,000 434s. Due on Dec. 1 from
Township School Corporation
1960 to 1963 inclusive.
(P. O. Newburg), Ind.
304,000 434s. Due on Dec. 1 from
from 1959 to 1989 inclusive. In¬
Bond Offering—Robert P. Lant,
1964 to 1978 inclusive.
terest J-J. Legality approved by
Secretary of Board
of School
Charles
& • Trauernicht,
of St.
LOUISIANA
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
Louis.
until 2 p.m. (CST) on Dec. 15 for
Vermilion Parish, South Bayou
Cook County Community Consol. the
purchase of $91,000 school
Tigre Drainage District (P. O.
School District No. 62 (P. O.
building bonds. Dated Dec. 1,1958.
Erath), La.
Due semi-annually from July 1,
Des Plaines), III.
Bond Offering — A. S. Dubois,
1960 to Jan. 1, 1971. Legality ap¬
Bond Sale—An issue of $645,000
Secretary of the Board of Commis¬
school building bonds was sold to proved by Ross, McCord, Ice & sioners, will receive sealed bids
Miller, of Indianapolis.
until 3 p.m. (CST) on Dec. 22
a
group composed. of. the Harris
for the purchase of $26,000
Trust & Savings Bank, of Chi¬
Salem, Ind.
cago; William Blair & Co., and
Bond Sale—The $380,000 water¬ Gravity Sub-Drainage District No.
public
improvement
bonds.
White-Phillips Co., Inc., as fol¬ works refunding and improve¬ 1
lows:
ment revenue bonds offered Dec. Dated Feb. 1, 1959. Due on Feb. t
from 1961 to 1979 inclusive. In¬
$388,000 3%s. Due on Nov. 1 from 2—v. 188, p. 2189—were awarded
to Benjamin Lewis & Co., as 434s, terest F-A. Legality approved by
1963 to 1975 inclusive.
257,000 3.80s.
Due on Nov. 1 at a price of 100.07, a basis of Foley, Cox & Judell, of New
Dated May 1,
from
1958.
Due on Jan. 1
1976 to 1978
inclusive^
Ohio
about 4.24%.
'
i
"h
Viv-
Velma
1963.
after
Legality
Court
sealed
in part and
the
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
—
i,
*
on
ment
tere.st (J-D) payable at the tlary,
National Bank, in Gary.
County
thereafter
sealed
for
Offering
v.
or
purchase of $172,000 sewage works
improvement revenue bonds.
mverse
County (P. O. Clinton),
inclusive.. Bonds due in 1964 and
Indian¬
receive
by
1 from 1959 to 1978
Due
,
also
Interest
(CST) on Dec. 9 for the purchase
$300,000 school building rev¬
enue bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1958.
Additional Offering—The above
bids
-
of
apolis. Legality approved by Ross,
official
inclusive.
of
of
sewer revenue
Oct.
A-O.
Legality
Wyatt, Grafton Be
Grafton, of Louisville.
II
receive
1, 1970. Principal and in¬
(M-S) payable at the Indi¬
Bank
the purchase
-
t)
1, 1958. Due
April 1 from 1960 to 1981 in¬
rette,
or in part, in in¬
numerical
order, on any
interest payment date on or after
National
Bur-
Kentucky
verse
terest
Dated
bonds.
Bond
able, in whole
Sept.
L.
„
call¬
are
for
$276,000 water and
Hickman
1960 to 1992 inclusive. Bonds due
1971
15
Dec.
on
interest
in
■%
Dec., 1 from
Offerings-Anna
p.m.
Feb.
on
gess, -City
Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m/(CST)
approved
1, 1970.
Principal and (CST) on Dec. 8 for the purchase
payable at the City Treas¬ of $245,000 waterworks refunding
urer's office/ Legality approved and
improvement bonds.
Dated
by Kelley and Mobley, of Atlanta. Dec. 1, 1958. Due on
Sept. 1 from
on
Due
Elizabethtown, Ky.
Bond
pay¬
after Jan. 1, 1971.
bids
follows:
Dec. 1 from
1972 to 1978 inclusive.
New
sealed
as
on
inclusive. /
1971
87,000 33/4s.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able
at
the Fidelity Bank and
Trust Co., in Indianapolis. Legal¬
ity approved by Ross, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
ceive
3.66%,
$103,000 334 s. Due
reve¬
in part and in inverse numer¬
ical
callable
Dated
Jan.
£
Kentucky
Bond
Lawrence, Ihd.
Bond
Offering — J. Patrick
Endsley, Town Clerk - Treasurer,
or
are
.KENTUCKY
1963 to 1970 inclusive.
280,000 33/2S. Due
on
Valdosta, Ga.
Offering — Deputy
?
bids until Dec. 11 for the purchase £
Co., at a price oi
of
$28,044 sanitary sewer inU ,«
100.01, a net interest cost of about
provement bonds. Dated Jan. 1,1
3.38%; as follows:
1959. Due on Sept. 1 from 1960 to J
$100,000 3s. Due on Dec. 1 from 1969
inclusive.
/,.
3
;
,4
1959 to 1962
Allan
bonds.
'
.s
1,1958.
from 1969 to 1963
2297—were awarded to
inclusive. Bonds due in 1972 and
thereafter are callable, in whole
v
1
inclusive. 'Principal and interest
payable at the Town Treasurer's
office.
Bend Sale—The $695,000 school
building bonds offered Dec.
revenue
Due
-
Due
Co., Magnus & Co.,
Janney, Dulles & Battles, Inc.
1964
the 1957 month accord¬
revenue
Ranchito
Dec.
on
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
.
■*-;
Due
and 1970.
ald-Moore &
ing;tot a. report released Dec. 1
Dated Dec..-1, 1958.
by<-Thomas B. Manuel, Chairman.
Principal
:.
October' tolls were $261,551.15; and interest (J-J) payable at a
for a gain of $10,176.69 over the
bank or trust company in Illinois
same mpnth a year ago. -October
as
may be agreed upon between
tolls also were $11,302.08 ahead the purchaser and the Board of
of the September total. There also Trustees.
Legality approved by
.3.82%, as follows: *.
~
i was an increase of 1,084 commer-j Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
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$243,000 43/4s. Due on Jan. 1 from cial 'vehicles.
Breese, III.
"Net revenue for the month was
1960 to 1965 inclusive.- / ". i
Bond Sale—An issue of $95,000
: 45,000 4 34sv Due on Jan.1, 1966.'
$211,711:96
compared
to
$201,waterworks
revenue
bonds was
850,000 8%s. Due on Jaifc.l from 0.76,47 for a gain of $10,635.49 over
sold to Allan Blair & Co., as 43/2S.
1967 to 1984 inclusive., :
j October, 1957. Gross net
-
?
bonds, as follows:
Turnpike Authority
was
1, 1969
from 1959 to 1968 inclusive,
60,000 33/2S.
ana
State
over
Arcadia, Iowa
Bond Offering—-Sealed bids will
(CST) on Dec. 9 for the purchase
of
$225,000
general
obligation
Parkway,
Florida's
Turnpike, showed an increase of
4%
IOWA
1
Dec.
on
j
.
revenue on
Due
ceive
(P. O. Fort Lauderdale), Fla.
j
October
Revenues
tip
4% —
shine
3%s.
I
FLORIDA
,
$140,000
and
•
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as
nue
Bond Offering — Raymond L.
Hoirie F i n ance
2%s, at a price of par. Termunde, Village Clerk, will re¬
and
Agency;
basis of about 2.83%.
a price of 100.001, a
interest cost of about 3.71%,
follows:
net
the
Bond
Housing
Northern Trust
Chicago, at
1
from
1
on
in-
1969
.
;Palm Springs Unified School Diet.,
$1,138,000 school
building bonds offered Dec. 1—
v. 188, p. 2296—were awarded to a
group composed of the Security'First National: Bank, of > Los A117
"geles, Jdhn Nuveen & Co., Paine,
'WCbber,'Jackson & Curtis, Taylor
.& Co., Weeden A Co.;- and Wachob-Bender Corp., at ;a price of
.106.01, a net interest cost of about
about
Sale—The $1,100,000 non-[
;
ILLINOIS
tax. exempt i "dorinitorj'. revenue
bonds offered Dec. 1—:v.' 188, p 1 Alsip (P. O. 4500 West 123 Street,
Alsip), III.
2183—were sold
to
the
Federal
>
gality approved by Orrick;Dahl-;
'quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, oi
-San;' Francisco,
Riverside County,
1
Other
bank.
New Haven),
Bos Angeles. Le¬
Bond Sale—The
from
;
Legality
approved by- Ropes, Gray, Best,
v^oolidge & Rugg, of Boston. ;
due in 1974 and thereafter
LBonds
are
above-mentioned
inclusive.
1978
to
of
,
of;
15, from
price of 95.00,
cost
inclusive; and $300,000 Is, due
j
•
rev-
.
$545,000 water bonds.
.Dated Dec. 15, 1958. Due on Dec.
-
Oct;
on
>-4?
.'
I
clusive;
to
(P. O. Newton), Conn.
1977
First Selectman, will receive "Bond
City
sealed bids
at the
Connecticut. Clerk
Owen
K.
Prewitte
an¬
National
Bank,
888
Main
St.; nounces that the City will receive
Bridgeport, uritiPS p.m. (EST) oil sealed bids until 2 p.nv(EST) on
Dec. 11 for; the purchase of $1,~;
Dec. 10 for the purchase->of $250,120,000 new high school • bonds j 000 general obligation urban re¬
Dated Dec. l, 1958. Due oil Dec. 1
development bonds.
Dated Sept.
from 1959 to 1978 inclusive. Prin¬
1, 1958. Due on Feb. 1 from 1961
cipal and interest payable at the to 1983 inclusive. Bonds due in
Additional Offering—The above
official
"
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to
elusive; $650,000 3%s, due
"
man,
gality approved by Orrick, Dahl-
:bid^! at the
Oct.
Bond Offer in g—Ed wa rd J. Cole¬
.
Iquist, Herri ngton & Sutcliffe, of
;;San Francisco.. .C4 »
' V ^ :i ; •
-
inclusive.
' CONNECTICUT
Newtown
San Francisco orLos Angeles. Le¬
t
1983
to
1973
-3.76%, for $500,000 6s, due
x
;
1964
1974
a
interest
net
a
-
1968*
,/ 'i;
National
-
from
to
1, 1978 and 1979; and
Is, due on Oct. 1,
bonds, at
enue
;; ;
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holder, at
America
1
1967
Inc., Blyth & Co., Inc., City Se¬
Corp., and Allan Blair Be
Company, of Co., as 2%s, at a price Of 100.20, a
2297—were awarded tb
p.
v.
inclusive; $240,000 334s;
due ;on. Dec. fl from 1969 to
'] 1976 inclusive; and- $210,000
-33£s, due on Dec.l from 1977
callable, i n whole oi:-in part
are
'on
Dec.
on
188,
from
1980 and 1981.
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from
2189—were awarded to a group
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.
curities
$120,-
2,500,000 municipal electric
s
~
1
Oct
on
.750,000 Elementary School Disarte,* City
Clerk,
will
receive
trict bonds, at a
price of
:sealed bids until 8 p.ni.r (PST) on
100.11* a net interest cost of
Dec. 8 for the purchase of $3,035,000 municipal improvement bonds. v-;,. about 3.40%, for $150,000 5s,
due on Dec; 1 from 1959 to
"Dated Dec. 15, 1958. Due on Dee.
P, ? 1963
inclusive; $150,000 3s,1
•15 from 1959 to
1978 inclusive.
'Bonds due in 1974 -arid thereafter
1
inclusive; $120,000 3.70s, due
to
,
Oct.
on
on;--OctV 1 from
inclusive; and $250,000
334s, due on Dec. 1 from 1977
/ *
Offering—Harold R.
from
1
net interest
a
inclusive; $240,000 3.60s, due
1976
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Mountain
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Dec.
a
3.61%, for $180,-
to 1964 inclusive:
Oct.
:on
-
inclusive; $280;000 334s,
'
the
bonds, at
$900,000 hospi¬
tal bonds offered Dec. 1—v.
188,
v.
334s, due 011 Oct. 1, 1965
,1966; $420,000 33^s,» due
and
-
:
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.1960
••••
due
and
No. 72
County (P.O. Wabash),
Bond Sale—The
p.
-
-•
;1967\ inclusive.; Principal
-interest
(J~J)
payable ; at
000
u
Bakersfield
to
6s,
1960
-
water
sewerage revenue
000
$880,000 Union High School Dis-.
strict bonds, at a price of
-100.001, a net interest cost of
until 11 a.m. (PST) on Jan. 6 fori
about-3.41%; for $175,000 5s;
the" purchase of
$76,000 school
; due on Dec. 1 from 1959 to
building bonds.
Dated
Jan.
6,
r; V1963
inclusive; $175,000 3s,
-1959." Due on Jan.: 6 from
office
her
at
bounty School District
Wabash
(P. O. Skokie), HI.
Bond Sale—The $400,000 school
building bonds offered Dec. 1—
the
price of 95.03,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
<bids
Nov. 1, 1|958.
Interest.
Legality approved by Chap¬
& Cutler, of Chicago.
Cook
syndicate
a
municipal
cost of about
totaling $1,630,000 offered Dec. 4
188, p. 2296—were awarded to
a group, composed of the Calif Or-nia Barik, of Los Aligeles, " White,
Weld "& Co.,~ Shearson, Hammill
& Co., Taylor & Co., H. E. Work
&
Co., and the First National
Bank, of San Jose, as follows:
Mojave Unified School District,
Kern County, Calif,
to
"
—v.
1968 to 1978 inclusive. " ^--4
30,000 4s. Due on: Dec. 1 from
1979 to 1983 inclusive.'
awarded
,
$1,200,000
The school bonds
—
Dated
M-N.
man
>
headed by F. S; Smithers &
Co.,
Francisco.
'Bond
t
of
292,-
asfollows:
Santa Clara School Districts, Santa
Clara County, Calif.
from
1
;
.
Bund Sale—The
$3,700,000 bonds
offered Dec. 3^-v. 188, p. 2079—
■
as
total
a
traveled
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San
1957,
>• <
.Tallahassee, Fla.-
,
,
26,
vehicles
683,682 miles.
53,|
Orleans.
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54
The Commercial and
(2402J)
Minnesota
Bond
Offering—Henry P. DowlEasthampton, Mass.
t
Bond Sale—The $40,000 school
ing, City Controller, will receive
Bond Sale—The $325,000 sewer
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (EST) on building bonds offered Nov. 25—
v.
bonds offered Dec. 2—v. 188, p. Dec. 16 for the
188, p. 1973—were awarded to
purchase of $1,2189—were awarded to Weeden
Allison-Williams Co., as 4s.
700,000 public utility street rail¬
& Co., and Chace, Whiteside &
way refunding bonds. Dated Jan.
St. Clair Indep. School District
Winslow, Inc., jointly, as;3%s,'at a 15, 1959. Due on Jan. 1 from 1961
No. 75, Minn.
price of 100.25, a basis of about to 1969 inclusive.
Principal and
Bond Sale—The $490,000 gen¬
3.22%.
interest (J-J) payable at the cur¬ eral
obligation building bonds of¬
rent official bank of the City in;
Halifax, Mass.
fered Dec. 1—v. 188, p. 2298—
New York City, Chicago, or De¬
were
awarded to a group com¬
Bond Sale — The school bonds
troit. Legality approved by Mil¬
posed of Piper,, Jaffray .& Hop-;
totaling $285,000 offered Dec. 3—
ler, Canfield, Paddock J8c Stone, of wood, Allison-Williams Co., J. M.
V. 188, p. 2292—were awarded to
Detroit. ■ \7',-7'
7'/'1"\77'.'7/7 Dain & Co.,, Northwestern Na¬
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day, and
Kalamazoo School District, Mich. I tional Bank, of Minneapolis, and
Harkness & Hill, jointly, as 3.40s,
at a price of 100.08, a basis of
Note Sale—The 200,000 school Caldwell, Phillips Co., at a price
of par, a net interest cost of about
.about 3.38%. ' "
notes offered Nov. 17—v. 188, p.
•
,
-
'
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1973—were awarded to the First
$250,000
municipal relief bonds was sold
Bank, of Bos¬
to the First National
3.60%, as follows:
National Bank & Trust Company,
$155,009 3.10s. Due on Jan. 1 from
of
100.03,
ton, as 2.10$, at a price of
a basis of about 2.08%.
*
Kalamazoo, at 2.50%.
Taylor Town*hip (P; O. 24126
Goddard Road, Taylor), Michi
:/
New
Bond Sale—The. $225,000 school
After deductirig" budgeted Oper¬
building bonds offered Nov. 24—: ating costs " there; remained revr]
v. 188, p. 2080—were awarded to
eriue ,6f * $27,192^,682 - Ola, Oct/ 31,
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, as 4s. 1958 before" debt serviee or. Ye-'
serve - fequireinents,;
.cwnpared
77:7. NEBRASKA
! With
$26,588,977
—
Gustave
La-
Marche, City Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed bids at the National
£>bawmut
Bank, Trust Dept., 40
St., Boston, until 11 a.m.
{EST) on Dec. 9 for the purchase
of
$200,000 water loan bonds.
Water
Dated Jan.
1, 1959. Due on Jan. 1
from 1960 to 1979 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
^above-mentioned
bank.
Legality
by Storey, Thorridike,
Dodge, of Boston.
approved
Palmer &
Corr,
will receive
City Treasurer,
85,000 3.70s. Due
on
.and
on
Jan. 1 from
1977.
j
Jan. 1, 1976
7
-
& Co., at a
net interest cost of about 3.63 %i
veen
Nov 16, Minni.
ceive
sealed
(CST)
Lillquist,
will re¬
.
;
.
on
bids
until
8
sealed bids at the First National
on
.
'
Bond Offering—Mabel
of School Board,
Dec. 15 from (htcma,County (PZ O* Tome River), ~
;
1960 tp 1970. inclusive. ;
;
county.
98,000 3s. Due on Decl 15; from i:
^HOTWttori/lk^ridkrOffwred/ItecV, 3
\197i to 1975 inclusive.
188,?. p;> 2190—were, awarded :
160,000 3Vz9. Due on Dec, 15 from
to Bbiaiid,: Saffin &r '0>,, as:2.6Qs,
^
1976 to 1982 inclusive.
at -„a; price; of 100.08^ . .a-, basis? ot
200,000 3.60si Due pn Dec. 15
$142^000 3s. Due
77/:,j
from 1983 to 1988 inclusive.
p.m.
Dec. 16 for the purchase
of $485,000 school building bonds.
-
Lexington, Neb.
Shrewsbury To'whskip!,rSeh. District
(P. O. Eatontown), n* J.
"
BOard:: of Education-will receive
sealed bids until 8" p.nt (EST) on
Dec..9 for the purchase. of $445,-
Bond
NEW JERSEY
Offering—-Verna A. Sim¬
Clerk, will receive
Note Sale—An issue of $300,000 bids until 3 p.m.
(CST) on Dec. 8
tax anticipation notes was sold to for the purchase of $70,000 -gen¬
the National Bank, of Detroit, at eral obligation street bonds.
Due
Town
mons,
school bonds, Dated. Nov. 1,
Due on NoV. 1 from 1959
000
1957.
Damarest
interest (M-N)
payable at
Merchants Trust Company, of
N. J.
Bank, Municipal Division. 45 Milk
JSt.j'Boston, until 11 a.m. JEST) on
Dec. 9 for the purchase of $130,000
municipal relief bonds.
Dated 1.85%.
serially^ ftOm 1960 to 1970 inclu¬
Dec. 1, 1958. Due on Dec. 1, 1959
sive. ■; *.
Wells Township- School District
and 1960. Principal and interest
Monroe County Second Supervisor's
No. 18 (P. O. Cornell), Mich.
payable at the above-mentioned
District (P. O. Aberdeen), Miss.
Bond Sale—The $130,000 school
bank. Legality approved by Storey,
Bond Sale — The $50,000 road
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of building bonds offered Nov. 12—
bonds offered Dec. 1—v. 188, p.
Boston.
; v. 188, p. 1872—were awarded to
H. V. Sattley & Co., Inc., and 2298—were awarded to the First
National Bank, of Memphis.
McDonald-Moore & Co., jointly,
MICHIGAN
as 41/os and 4%s.
Bedford Public Schools District>
Wayne County (P. O.
Waynesboro), Miss.
Michigan
MINNESOTA
and
the
Red
Bank. Legality approved by, Cald¬
well, Marshall, Trimble & Mitch¬
ell, of New York City. '
/
Somerset - County
(P.4: O.
Somerville), n* J.
*
4
Bond Offering — Chester Van
:■
School District,
inclusive. Principal
1978
to
Monticello, Miss.
Wayne Community School District,
Michigan
"
.A;B»nd^fertngi--Secretary Louis
A. Bteinmuller announces that the
1967 to 1969 inclusive.
r.
;v
about 2j57.%;
-
Bond Sale—The
Dated Jan. 1, 1959. Due on Jan. 1
from 1962 to 1988 inclusive. Prin¬
188, p. 1872.
T;"J
'J ;v;'
follows:
as
Spring Laker Park Indep* Sch. Dist.
Clerk
school
2—Vi 138, pi
2190—-were awarded to John Nu-t
$250,000 sewer
improvement arid treatment plant
Troy School District, Mich.
Note
Offering—Alex Tunstall, cipal and interest-payable at any general obligation bonds offered
Nov. 25 — v. 188, p. 2080 —were
Secretary of Board of Education, suitable bank or trust company
awarded to the First Trust Com-;
will receive sealed bids until 8 designated by the purchaser. Le¬
gality approved
by Faegre
& pany, of Lincoln, and J. Cliff
p.m. (EST) on Dec. 9 for the pur¬
Rahel & Co., jointly, at a-price of
chase
of $150,000
school notes. Benson, of Minneapolis.
100.17, a net interest cost of about
Dated Nov. 14, 1958. Due on Sept.
MISSISSIPPI
2.79%, as follows:
1, 1959.
Principal and interest
$40,000 2%s. Due on Jan. 1, 1964.
Hernando. Miss.
payable at a bank or trust com¬
35,000 3%s. Due on Jan. 1, 1964.
pany designated by the purchaser.
Bond Sale—An issue of $90,000
35,000 3^48. Due on Jan. 1, 1965.
Note—The offering of the above industrial bonds was sold to
Cady
35,000 2%s. Due on Jan. 1, 1966.
notes was canceled when origi¬ &
Co., Inc., as 3^s and 3JAs, at a
105,000 2%s. Due on Jan. 1 from
nally scheduled for Nov.
19— price of
v.
Bond Offering—Thomas F.
Jr.,
Jan. 1 from
•
!
$1^099^942 "IroricC Reserve" Fund
provided in the ^Bond Resolution
^nd pot, provided ia the budgeted operating costs.'. Iu 1957 the ex*
price of par, a
traordinary, expenses i were; $131,-
Bond Sale—The $600^)00
bonds offered Dec.
par.
Taunton, Mass.
.
ity approved by Miller, Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit,
i
on
1969 to 1972 inclusive.
yea^earlier. r>
a
^During/1958, / too*- there ?;were
Douglas County School District \
0t'
No* 66 (P. O. Omaha), ffeh. - j extraordinary;/ disbursements
;
inclusive. :
1973 to 1975 inclusive.
Dec. Township
Bedford, Mass.
Offering
1968
125,000 3.60s. Due
Offering — Roy Davis,
Clerk,
win
receive
1, 1959 and 1960. Principal and sealed bids until 8"p*.ih. (EST) on
interest payable at the First Na¬ Dec. 18 for the
purchase of $1,tional Bank of Boston, or at the
073,000 special assessment sani¬
option of the holder, at the City tary sower bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
treasurer's office. Legality ap¬ 1958.
Due on May 1 from 1960
proved
by "Storey,
Thorndike, to 1974 inclusive. Callable as of
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
May 1, I960. Interest M-N. Legal¬
/. Bond
•
Bond
Dated Dec. % 1958. Due on
to
1960
.125,000 3;40s. Due
1
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Lynn, Mass.
Monday,. December 8, 1958
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
.
Bond Sale—An issue of
.
Total revenues for thel2 months
will ended Oct. 31, 1958, including
be received by the- City Clerk tolls,, concession- revenue,, income until 8 pan. (MST) on Dee. 15 for, from investments, and. miscellariethe purchase of - $13,000
Sewer ous' rcvenue, - were ' $33,758,347
District No. 34 bonds. Dated Jan; compared' with: $32,350,115 in the
- -1
^ . .
1-, 1959. Due on Jan. 1 from I960' previous year.
'Budgeted operating costs were
to 1969 inclusive.
$6,565,665 iiv the year ended Oct.
Fallon County, Plevna High School
31, last,: against; $5,761,117 a year
District (P. O. Plevna), Mont.
ago.
S,';:
v^
Cut Bank, Mont.
McGregor Indep. Sch. Dist. No. 4,
Detroit, Mich.
MASSACHUSETTS
Financial Chronicle-
Tine, Clerk of the Board of Chosen
Freeholders, will receive, sealed
bids Until noon (EST)ron Dec. 16
Bond Offering — Margaret Koebel, Secretary of-the Board of Ed¬
for the purchase of $618,000 park
ucation, will receive sealed bids
bonds.
Dated Dec. lr 1958. Due
until 3 pan, (EST) on Dec. 17
on Dec.
1 from 1959'to 1978 in¬
for the purchase of $365,000 school
clusive.
Principal : and 4 interest
building bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1957.
(J-D) payable at the First Na¬
Due on Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1975
tional Bank of Somerset County,
inclusive. Principal and interest
Somerville. Legality approved by
(J-D) payable at the County Trust
Hawkins, Delafield; & Wood, of
Co., Tenafly, Legality approved
New York City/ '
1
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
:
New York City.
'■■
Waidwick, n. J.
7 ,4
Bond Offering — Char 1 es A.
Hudson County (P. O. Jersey City),
Bearce,: Borough Clerk, will re- New Jersey
ceive sealed/bids- until. 8 p.m.
Bond Offering—Colon C. Mills,
Bond Offering — Mr. Frank E.
Bloomington* Minn.
(EST)onDec. 16for.thepurehase
Chancery Clerk, will receive bids
Rodgers, Clerk of Board of Chosen of:
Bond Offerings—Cyrus J. Knut- until 10:30 a.m. (CST) on Dec. 16
$238,000 bonds; a% follows:
:
for the purchase of $500,000 in¬ Freeholders, will receive sealed
son, Village Manager, will receive
bids until noon (EST) on Dec. 18 $52,000 assessment bonds. Due on
sealed bids until 7:15 pan. (CST) dustrial bonds.
Deer l; froiri»1959-t<r l9W-infor
the
purchase of $1,740,000
on
Dec. 18 for the purchase of
;: /elusive;/
V. /.-,", ;.,v v> ?
bonds, as follows:
MISSOUMr
$210,000 park and improvement
36jIIQ0 /gerierat:bonds. -< Due on
.$1,000,000* county bridge bonds.
survey bonds. Dated Jan. 1,1959.
Dos Puree, Mo.
Dec/1 from-1959".t<*T965 in¬
304,000 hospital bonds;
Due on Jan. 1 from 1961 to 1971
clusive.
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Bond Sale—An issue of $100,000
58,000; improvement bonds.
inclusive. Legality approved by.
150,000. water system bonds. Due
city hall and fire department
280,000 park bonds.
'/ on Dee.; 1 from 1959 to 1967
Faegre 8c Benson, of Minneapolis. bonds was sold to the Commerce
98,000 maternity
hosiptal
Trust Company, of Kansas City,
^'iriclusiyeP^?;.
' 7 /•
Detroit? Lakesj Minn.
bonds.
:■
;
:V-,
as 33/4s. Dated Dec. I, 1958. Due
Dated Dee. • 1/ 1958: Principal
Bond Sate"— The $19,000 im¬
Dated Jan. 1,1959. Due on Jan.
on
March 1 from 1959 to. 1978
and interest :(J-D): payable4 at the
1 from
provement bonds offered Dec. 1—
I960 to 1984 inclusive.
inclusive. Interest M-S. Legality
First National Bank of Allendale,
v. 188, p. 2298-=—were sold to the
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
approved by Charles & Trauerin, Waidwick. Legality/approved
able at the County; Treasurer's
City Water and Light Commission,
nicht, of St. Louis.
by iiawiriks,. Delafield" &. Wood,
as 3s, at a price of par.
office. Legality approved by Haw¬
oT;New York' City.
„
Fulton, Mo.
kins, Delafield 8c Wood, of New
Golden Valley, Minn.
Bond Sale—An issue of $162,500 York City.
Wanaque,- n. J.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond Sale —• The. generai- im¬
park bonds was; sold to Stern
New Jersey Turnpike Authority r
be received by the City Clerk Bros. &
Co., as 3V28 arid 3s, Dated
provement and sewer bonds total¬
(P. O. NeW Brunswich), N. J.
until 7:30 pan. (CST) on Dec. 16 Nov.
15,1958. Due on Feb. 15 from
October
Revenues—Revenue ing $107,000 offered Dec.2-v.188,
for
the. purchase
of $1,000,000 1959 to 1978 inclusive. Interest
traffic and toll revenues on the p. 2190—were1 awarded to John
improvement bonds. Dated Nov. 1, F-A. Legality approved by Charles
J. Ryan & Co., aa 3;80s, at a price
New Jersey Turnpike in October,
1958. Due on Feb. 1 from 1961 to &
of 100.17, a basis, of about 3.77%.
Trauernicht, of St Louis.
1958 showed increases of 11.9%
•
,
"
Bond Sale—The
$275,000 school
bonds offered Nov. 12—v. 188, p.
1872—were awarded to McDonald-
Moore
& Co., and H. V. Sattley
Co., Inc., jointly, at a price of
Be
100.07, a net interest cost of about
^3.95%, as follows:
*
;
.
^70,000 3%s. Due
on July 1
1960 to 1969 inclusive.
from
.
'
•
.
...
160,000 4s. Due
on
July 1 from
,
1970 to 1983 inclusive.
•
45,000 3%s. Due on July 1 from
1984 to 1986 inclusive,
.
Belleville, Michi
-
Jointly.
.
'Commerce
'
Township, Walled Lake
0.
Consolidated School District (P,
V Walled Lake), Mich.
Note Sale—An issue of
*
$150,000
cchool notes
"tiac
State
sold to the Pon-
was
Bank,
of
Pontiac,
^
.
Bond Sale—The $41,000 special
assessment Sanitary Sewer Dis¬
trict No. 2 bonds offered Nov, 17
«—v. 188, p. 1872—were awarded
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
end
Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
.
.
,
at
.
.
1980 inclusive. Bonds due in 1976
and
Feb.
thereafter
are
callable
as
of
1, 1970.
public
2.50%;
Goodhue
County (P. O. Redwing),
Detroit, Mich.
Minnesota
Bond Offering—Henry P. Dowling, City Controller, will receive
Bond Offering—Ernest P. Elkholm, County Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (CST)
on Dec. 9 for the purchase of
$1,000,000 road and bridge bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1959. Due on Jan. 1
.
:
sealed, bids
*on
Dec.
16
until
for
10
the
a.m.
(EST)
purchase of
$408,000 special assessment street
and alley paving bonds.
Dated
'Nov. 15, 1958.
Due on Nov. 15
.
from 1959 to 1962 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at
the
the
current. official
bank
of
City" in New York City, Chi-
Detroit:. Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
lock &t Stone, of Detroit,'
;cago,
,
or;
from 1960 to 1969 inclusive. Prin¬
New Madrid, Mo.
Bond Sale—An issue of $50,000
sold
to
improvement
Stern
bonds
Brothers
&
was
Com¬
pany, as 414s. Dated Oct. 1, 1958.
Due on March 1 from 1959 to 1969
inclusive. Interest M-S. Legality
approved by Charles & Trauer¬
nicht, of St. Louis.
t
MONTANA
Billings, Mont.
cipal and interest payable at any
Bond Offering—W. J.
Fry, Jr.,
suitable bank designated by the
City Clerk, will receive sealed
purchaser. Legality approved by bids until 7:30
pan.
(MST) on
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis., Dec. 23. for
the, purchase of $5,840
Note
The foregoing supple-j SpeciaL Improvement District No.
ments the report in, our issue of< ►731,borids^ Dated Jan.
1,1959. Due
Nov. 24—v/188, p. 2189.
on Jan. 1, 1967.
■
and 11.1%, respectively, the larg¬
est monthly gains this year, com¬
pared with the
same
month
HEW YORK
Brookhaven, N. Y.
a year
ago, Joseph Morecraft, Jr., Chair¬
of the Authority, announced.
A
were
total
of
carried
3,690,212
in
nrir,
vehicles
in
revenues
a
October
this
chase
year
12
months ended Oct.
for the 12 months
$29,758,571,
of
$77,000
highway
ma¬
and
apparatus1 bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1958: Due on Dec. 1
from 1959 to 1963 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
at the office of the Town Super¬
Legality approved by
Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler &
31, 1958, revenue traffic totaled
41,032,460 vehicles versus 38,658,124 in the corresponding period a
year ago, an increase of 6.1%. Toll
revenues
sealed, bidsuntil: 11 a.m.
on''Dec/ 16 for the4 pur¬
chinery
$2,628,907 against $2,367,269
the
-
(EST)
year ago.
For
Town
ceive
October
against
3,299,185 in October, 1957. The toll
were
Offering—Percy B. RaySupervisor,/will re¬
Bond
man
visor.
Galloway, of New York City.
were
increase of 3.6%
compared to the $28,672,998 in the
same period a year previously.
'
Canton," n. y. \
an
Bond
Offering
Vlltottb" Ploi*lr
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7'
/
I. H. Joyce,
ronaiUa
cba1<ul
Volume
Number 5801
188
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
65
<2402*
bids, untti< 1
NORTH CAROLINA
pjn. .< EST) on Dec.
purchase ©f/:$l$0,O®0
water" bonds. Gated -Gct:-;4
receive
sealed
<
bids
until
noon ;
tional
State
Bank, Newark; G. for the purchase of $600,000 gen¬
.(EST) on Dec. 18 for the purchase H. Walker & Co.; MerriU, Turben eral
TtMeCrSeKN.
* y
^obligation bonds. Dated Jen.
of 0i85/)OO -building bonds. Dated &
Bond ^OWertng—W; E. > EasterCor, Ryan, Sutherland & 'Co.; 15, .1050. Due on Jan. 15 from I960
Due on Oct. 1 from; 195ftto 1988
Jan. 1, 1959. Due on Oct. 1 from
Seasongood & Mayer; R. D. White ;o 1074 inclusive.
ling, Stefcpfetary of Local Govern-5
Principal and
inclusive. Principal and interest
1960 to; 1983 inclusive.
Principal &
ment"
10 dbterthej*
-
'
Commission,
receive
and interest (A-O) payable at the1
sealedtoids at his office in Raleigh
Fireston Bank, in Lisbon.
Legality
until li iun. (EST) on Dec. 9 for
approved:by Wood, King & Daw¬
approved by Squire, Sanders &
the
purchase
of $50,000
water
son, of New> York-City.
Dempsey, of Cleveland. ' *
"
bon<|s. Dated Dec. 1, 1958. Due on
Charlton Fire District "No. 1 (P. O. June 1 from 1961 to 1973 inclu¬
,■> Marling ton
Local School District tj
7,'r if. D. No. 2,Scotia), N. Y. [ } sive.- Principal and interest (J-D)
fP. O. R.F.D. No. 2, Alliance),
i
Bond Offering—Fred M. tBen-, payable at the Chase/ Manhattan
:
Ohio
nington, 4District Secretary,51 will Bank, of New York City. Legality
Bond Offering—Frank F.
Sut¬
receive seaied bids uritiT12:30 p.m.: approved by Mitchell, Pershiqg,
ton, Clerk of Board of Education,
(EST) on Dec. 15 -for the. pur¬ Shetferly ■& .Mitchell,
of
New will receive sealed bids until
noon
chase of 063,000 fire equipment York. City?V'. j.'V (EST) on Dec. 15 for the purchase
bonds:^ Dated. Dec. 1, 1958s Due
of
$1,370,000
building
bonds.
Morganton, N. C.'V 1 .j '
on, March, 1
from 1959 to 1973
Dated Jan. 1, 1959. Due semi-anBoiid^CWRfertng—W. E. Easterinclusive^ Principal and interest
anually on June and Dec. 1 from
(M-S) ^payable ; at the District ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬ 1960 to 1979 inclusive.
Principal
ment
Commission, will receive
Treasurer's
office.
Legality fap¬
and /interest
payable
at
the
proved by Vernon^ F. ;Kalb,< of iSealed bids at his office in. Raleigh Alliance First National
City Bank,
until 11 a.m. (EST) on Dec, 9 for
in Alliance.
Galway.^,
f
;''V'
1
the purchase of $75,000 sanitary
Ellenburg.Altona, Mooers and CUn¬ sewer-bonds. Dated May
1, 1956.
Mentor-on-the-Lahe, Ohio
ion Central School District No. 1 i
Due oh May 1 from 1959 to 1970
Bond Offering—A. V.
Parkins,
(P. O. Ellenburg), N.Y.
v
incrusive;4 Principal: and interest
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond Offering — J. C. Baxter,
(M-N) payable at the Chase Man¬ bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Dec.
District Clerk, will rceive sealed hattan
Bank, of New York City. 22 for the purchase of
$22,000 fire
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on Dec. 11
Legality approved by Mitchell, truck bonds. Dated Jan.
2, 1959.
for the purchase of 087,000 school
Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell, of Due on Oct. 1 from 1960 to 1974
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1958. Due on New York
City.
inclusive. Interest A-O.
(A-O) payable at the Firet-Na¬
tional' Bank, of Canton, legality
will
'
-
-
•
Oct.
from
1
to '1967
1959
•
inclu¬
sive.
north
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the National Commer¬
cial Bank and Trust Company
x\'%.
dakota
of
Offering—Allan Arneson,
gality approved by Vandewater, City; Auditor, will receive sealed
Heckler/ &
.
Galloway/ of
New York City.
r • v
Freeport, N.
Bond
Y.
Offering—Leonard
Df B.
Smith, Village Treasurer, will
ceive
sealed
(EST)
of
bids' until
IT
re¬
ami.
Dec. 9 for the purchase;
on
$890,000,. public
improvement:
Dated Jan. 1, 1959.. Due on
bonds.
July 1 from 1959 to 1973 inclusive.
Principal and interest
(J-J) pay¬
able at the Bankers Trust Co., of
New York City, or at the option
of
the holder, -at
the Meadow
Brook
♦
National
Bank
of
Nassau
County, in Freeport. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Vandewater, ;i Sykes,
Heckler
& .Galloway,
of. New
York City.
i/ |
Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 2 (P. O. Uniondale), N. Y.
Bond
Offering—J. Bradley Lam¬
bert, District Clerk, will receive
sealed
bids until 3:30 p.m. (EST)
11 for the purchase of
Dec.
on
$2,200,000
school
bonds.
Dated
Jan. 15, 1959. Due on July 15 from
1959 to 1988 inclusive. Principal
and interest
(J-J) payable at the
of Long
Island,- in <Uniondale, or at the
option of the holder, at the Chase
•Manhattan
Bank, of New York
City. Legality approved by Haw¬
kins,. Delafield & Wood, of New
York .City.
•
- • - >
-• j
Franklin
National Bank
■
KeeSeville, N. Y.
-
.
-
Bond
Village
ard,
j
Offering—Mary M. How¬
Treasurer,
ceive
sealed
(EST)
Bond
will
until. ,2
re¬
bonds.
Due
*
1963
to
Sept. 1 from 1959
Principal and
on
inclusive.
interest
(M-S) payable at the Vil¬
Treasurer's office. Legality
approved by Joseph Silverman, of
lage
„Keeseville.Ay.,.,.1
'
(CST) on
Dec. ll for the purchase of $64,000
water and sewer utility revenue
bonds.'Dated Oct. 1, 1958. Due on
New York City
.
(EST) on Jan.
13 for the purchase of
$456,000
building bonds, it is reported.
Mt.
1,
on
Dec.
from
1
1960
clusive. * Principal
1958.
to
and
payable at the State Bank
Company, of Defiance.
Legality approved by Squire, San¬
ders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Trust
Sutler '
Township Local Sch. Dist.
(P.O. V andalia), Ohio
Bond
Offering
Ruth
—
Anna
Brown, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
noon :(EST)
on Dec. 16 for the
purchase of $442,000 school imDrovement
$225,000
bonds,
as
bonds.
from
217,000
1060
Due
I960
on
Dec.
Due
to
1981
6n
Dec.
1
inclusive.;;
notes
(Issue
CLIX)
and interest
2—v.
188,
2298—
Vandalia State Bank, in Vandalia.
Bros.
•
Dated
Dec.
1, 1958. Principal
(J-D) payable at the
$4,000,000 6s. Due on June 15 and
Dec. 15, 1959 arid 1960.
1,000,000 3 V2S. Due June 15, 1961..
5,000,000 2y4s. Due on Dec. 15,
.state
Comptroller,
sealed
Dec.
bids
until
10 for the
.000,000
bonds,
bonds--
-
.
.
1960
will
noon
receive
(EST)
Due
to* 1979
on
on
construction
Jan.
15. from
inclusive^-
21,000,000 Mental Health Center
bond$.
Due
on
Jan. .15 from
./rc1960/tq 1974 inclusive,
y
.
Bond Offering — E. J. Alheit,
City Auditor,-will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Dec. 15
for the purchase of $110,917 street
improvement bonds. Dated Nov.
..
purchase of $51,as follows:-
$30,000,000^' highway
.
of).f
.Offering—Arthur>Levitt*
1, 1958.
Due
on
Nov. 1 from 1960
to
196% inclusive. Principal and
(M-N) payable at the
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank,
of New York City.
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
interest
The bonds ^apev dated Jan.* 15,; Lisbon Exempted Village Sch. Dist.
1959, Brir^pai^and interest (J-J)? 7-v(P.*0.»Lisbon), Ohio
payable^ vthe.-Chase Manhattan!
Bank: N^wv iYork, City.-ilkr
.
Richards announces that the Baind
Managers will receive seeded
i
until 12:30 pan. (EST) on
of
Dec. 16 for the purchase of
$750,000
Student
nurses*
dormitory
bonds. Dated July 1,1958. Due oil
July 1 from 1961
sive,
Interest
to
1998
inclu¬
J-J.
Legality
Rhoades, Sinon
proved
ap¬
by
Reader, of Harrisburg^
Latrobe
Municipal Authority,
&
Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$1,015,water
revenue
bonds
was
Co.
000
Poland Local School District, Ohic
Bond Offering—R. H. McCollum.
Clerk of Board of
purchased via negotiated sale by
Singer, Deane & Scribner, as fol¬
Education, will
receive
sealed
bids
until
lows:
...
/ '
„
on
May 1 from
I960 to 1965 inclusive.
80,000 3.80s. Due
Dated Dec. 1, 1958. Due on
1 from 1960 to 1979 inclu¬
on
May 1 from
1966 to 1971 inclusive.
150,000 4V8s. Due
sive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Dollar Savings &
Trust Company, in Youngstown.
Legality approved by Squire, San¬
ders &
/
^
$105,000 314s. Due
bonds.
Dec.
;
noon
(EST) on Dec. 15 for the purchase
of $850,000
school improvement
on
May 1 from
1972 to 1977 inclusive.
165,000 4.20s. Due
on
May 1 from
1978 to 1983 inclusive.
515,000 4.40s. Due
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
on
May 1 from
1984 to 1992 inclusive.
>
Dated Jan. 1, 1959.
Principal
Craig County Indep. School District and interest (A-O) payable at the
No. 65 (P. O. Venita), Okla.
Doylestown
National Bank - &
Bond Sale—The $400,000 build¬ Trust
Co., in Doylestown. Legal¬
ing bonds offered Nov. 5—v. 188, ity approved by Townsend, El¬
p. 1874 — were awarded to the liott & Munson, of Philade^htia.
Liberty National Bank & Trust
SOUTH DAKOTA
Company, of Oklahoma City, and
"
Evan
L.
Davis, jointly.
z
Bond
Offering—Henry T. Dawes,
•Clerk of Board of
Education, will
Chamberlain, S. Dak.
Steckel-
1961 and
•
on
June 15 and Dec.
r
15, 1962 and 1963.
6,000,000 2V2s. Due on
June
15
and Dec. 15 from 1964 to 1966
•'
.
inclusive.
'
2,000,000 2.60s. Due on June 15
and Dec. 15, 1967.
4,000,000 2.70s. Due on June 15
and Dec. 15, 1968 and 1969.
8,000,000 2%s. Due on June 15
,
and Dec. 15 from 1970 to 1973
—
Hal Muson, berg, City Auditor, will receive
receive bids until sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST)
purchase of $34,000 on Dec. 9 for the purchase of $45,000
general
obligation armory
sanitary sewer system bonds.
equipment bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
Northeastern State College (P. O.
1959. Due on July 1 from 1969 to
i
'
Tahlequah), Okla.
1977 Inclusive. Principal and in¬
Bond Sale—The $1,448,000 re¬
terest (J-J) payable at the City
funding
and
student
housing Treasurer's
office, or at a banking
revenue
bonds
offered
Dec.
1
institution designated by the suc¬
were sold to the Federal Housing
cessful bidder. Legality approved
and Home Finance Agency, as 3s,
by Danforth & Danforth, of Sioux
Bond
Offering
Mayor,
will
Dec. 9 for the
at
a
price of
inclusive.
Other
cate:
of
the
syndi¬
P.
Morgan & Co. Inc.;
Corn Exchange Bank,
York; C. J. Devine & Co.;
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Harris
Trust
&
Savings Bank, Conti¬
Chemical
New
nental
Illinois
National
Bank
&
Trust
Co., both-of Chicago; Shields
Co.; Bear, Stearns & Co.; White,
& Co.; McDonald & Co.;
Francis I. duPont & Co.; Laurence
M. Marks & Co.;..r.
&
Weld
Wm.
E.
par.
Falls.
oregon
members
J.
Bond Ottering—^Delora
Fort Supply, Okla.
A
.
Elyria, Ohio
New York (State
Co., Winston- Salem; Weil, Roth & Irving Co.!
Continenfal Bank & Trust Co.,
Salt Lake City; r
*
Peoples National Bank, Char-;
lottesville; H. L. Emerson & Co.,
Inc.; First National Bank, Minne-:
apolis; First National Bank, St.,
Paul, Folger, Nolan, Fleming-W.
B. Hibbs
& Co.; Mason-Hagan,
Inc.; Northwestern National Bank,;
Minneapolis; Townsend, Dabney
& Tyson; Wallace," Gerulrisen &
Co.; and Robert L. Whittaker &
"
rate of 1.83690%.
Bond
improvement
construction
bonds offered Dec. 2—v. 188, p.
1974—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate headed by the Chase Man¬
hattan Bank, New York City, at
a price of 100.042,
a net interest
cost of about 2.71%, as follows:
Legality approved by Squire, San¬
ders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Salomon
PENNSYLVANIA
Harritburg Hospital fP# Q.
Harrisburg), Pa.
Bond tittering—President L. B.
Trust
t
ital
1
1968 inclusive.:
to
bonds.'
from
follows:
Dec.
to
Bank &
Healthy City School District
(P. O. Cincinnati), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $30,000,000 cap¬
in¬
interest
'
awarded
via
Due
1982
(J-D)
&
Housing Authority,
& Hutzler, at an effective interest
Robinson-
"
rYr
p.
Co.;
-
loan
offered
re¬
noon
&
.
Sale—The $2,082,000 tem¬
Note
porary
until
McCormick
Humphrey Co., Inc.; Trust Com-5
panyof Georgia, Atlanta; Wacho¬
,
New York
were
p.m.
Bond Offering—Bids will be
i
ceived
interest payable at the -Gsoaty
Co.; Fulton Reid Treasurer's office. Legality ap¬
Co.; National Boulevard Bank, proved toy John W.
Shuler, of
Chicago; Robert W. Baird & Co.; Portland.
/
Stern Bros. &
&
Vermilion, Ohio
Dated
Nov.
1, 1958. Interest
Bond Sale—The $30,000 specia7
Oct/ lifrom I960 to l978 inclu¬
M-N. Legality approved
Bond Offering—Walter R. Harby Reed,
assessment street paving bonds of¬
sive.
Principal and interest pay¬ tung, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
Smith, Shaw & McClay, of Pitts¬
fered Nov. 29—v. 188, p. 2191—
able at a suitable banking institu¬
burgh.
^
■ ti: 1a-.-,
cation, will receive sealed bids were awarded to
Magnus & Co.
tion, ;! mutually agreeable to the until noon (EST) on Dec. 15 for
as
Pennsbury Joint School Building
3%s, at a price of 1QQ.34, |a
City and the purchaser. Legality^ the .purchase of
$1,510,000 school basis of about 3.69%.
'>'i'r"
Authority (P. O. Yard ley), Pit.
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Scott,
building bonds.
Dated Dec. 15,
Bond Sale—An issue of $2,050,Barber, & Marquart, of Minne¬ 1958. Due
Wellston, Ohio
semi-annually on May 1
000
school revenue bonds was
Bond Offering—W. A. Lausch,
apolis. ,r"r
and Nov. 1 from 1960 to 1982 in¬
purchased via negotiated sale toy a
City Auditor, will receive sealed
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
group
composed of Butcher
&
ohio
bids until noon (EST) on Dec. 17
(M-N) payable at the First Na¬
Sherrerd, Harriman, Ripley Ac Co.,
Ashland, Ohio
tional Bank of Cincinnati, Legal¬ for the purchase of $30,000 fire
Inc., Smith, Barney 8c Co., Mer¬
department improvement bonds rill
7 a Bond* Offering — R. H.
Moore, ity approved by Peck, Shaffer &
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner ^c
Dated Dec. 1, 1958. Due on Dec. 1
Director^ of Finance and Public Williams, of Cincinnati".
/ \ "
Smith, Dolphin & Co., and Moore,
from 1959 to 1968 inclusive. In¬
Leonard & Lynch, as follows:..
Record^ will receive sealed bids
North Canton Exempted Village
terest J-D.
until noon (EST) on Dec. 9 for
School District, Ohio
$1,085,000 serial bonds, for $115,the
purchase
of
$375,000
first
Xenia, Ohio
000 3%s, due on April 1
/ Bend Offering — M. B.
Hamlin,
mortgage revenue bonds.
Dated
Bond Offering—Arthur S. Cur.1963 to 1967 inclusive; $90,000
Clerk of Board of Education, will
Dec. :1,_ 1958. Due on Dec. 1 from
lett, City Auditor, will receive
3%s, due on April 1,1968 and
receive. sealed
bids
until
noon
1960 to 1980 inclusive.
Legality
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
1969; $145,000 3%s, due on
approved by Squire, Sanders & (EST) on Dec. 18 for the purchase Dec. 22 for the purchase of $280,April 1 from 1970 to 1972 in¬
of
$750,000 school improvement
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
000
fire
house
and
equipment
clusive; $345,000 4s, due on
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1958. Due on
bonds. Dated Dec. 15, 1958.
Due
April 1 from 1973 to 1970 in¬
Ayersville Local School District
Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1980 inclu¬
semi-annually on June and Dec.
clusive; $195,000 4:05s, due
(P. O. Defiance), Ohio
sive. Principal and interest (J-D)
15 from 1960 to 1979 inclusive.
on April 1 from
197% to 1981
Bojnd ..Offering—Glenn Friend, payable at The Harter Bank &
Principal and interest payable at
inclusive; and $195,000 4.10s,
Trust
Clerk of Board of Education, will
Co., of Canton.
Legality the Xenia National
Bank, Xenia
due on April 1 from 1982 to
receive
sealed
bids
until
noon
approved by Squire, Sanders &
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
1984 inclusive.
(EST) on Dec. 17 for the purchase Dempsey, of Cleveland.
fer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
r\
965,000 term bonds, as 4%s. Due
of $385,000
school improvement
on April 1, 1998.
Ohio (State of)
bonds.
Dated Dec.
OKLAHOMA
p.m.
Dec. 9 for the purchase
$25,000 water main construction
until '7:30
bids
on
of
bids
Unity School Dist.
(P. O. West Unity), Ohio
Hillsboro, N. Dak.
.Albany, in Ellenburg Branch. Le¬
Sykes,
Millcreek-West
Co.;
Pollock
&
Co., Inc.;
Seattle-First National Bank, Se¬
attle; William J. Mericka & Co.;
Coffin & Burr; Clement A. Evans
% Co.; Fidelity Union Trust Co.,
Newark; J. A. Hogle & Co:; Na¬
Lake Nor den, S. Dak.
Clackamas County,
Robinwood
Water District (P. O. 65 S.W.
Arbor Drive, Oswego), Ore.
Bond
Offering
Howard
—
W.
Bond Sale—An issue of $30,000
general
was
obligation
sold
Bank
to
the
water
First
& Trust Company,
bonds
National
of Lake
Norden.
Fetz, Jr., District Secretary, will!
Dated Dec. 1, 1958. Due on Dec.
1
from 1961
to
1973 inclusive.
(PST) on Dec. 12 for the purchase
Principal and interest payable at
of
$100,000
general
obligation, any suitable bank -designated by
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1958. Due on
the purchaser. Legality approved
July 1 from 1960 to 1979 inclusive.
by Faegre & Benson, of Minne¬
receive
sealed
bids
until
5
p.m.
Washington and Multnomah Coun¬
High Sch. Dist. No. 10,
Joint (P- O. Beaverton), Ore.
apolis.
ties Union
Bo ad
Ottering
—
D. Herbert
TENNESSEE
Lebanon, Tenn.
Bond Ottering—Mayor William
D. Baird announces that sealed
District Superinten¬
will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Dec. 161 bids will be received until 10 ajxu
Armstrong,
dent-Clerk,
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2404)
(CST) on Dec. 17 for the purchase
$450,000 waterworks improve¬
ment bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1958.
of
Due
from 1960 to
1
Dec.
on
inclusive.
Legality
1993
approved
mas,
Dallas.
Junior
District,
College
Texas
M.
Carr, Jr., announces that the
Mayor and City Council will re¬
ceive
bids
sealed
until
7:30
p.m.
(CST) on Dec. 16 for the purchase
$1,750,000
various < purpose
of
bonds,
issue of
Sale—An
Bond
sanitary sewer bonds,
July 1, 1958. Interest
$1,000,000
Dated
J-J.
.
library
to
a
be held
to
Dec. 13.
on
Raymondville Independent School
Texas
District,
Bond Sale—An issue of
*
.
sewer construc¬
tion bonds. Dated July 1,1958.
schoolhouse bonds
Interest J-J.
Dated Nov.
v
and meDated Sept. 15,
Interest M-S.
city
250,000
cemetery
Vv'V/y..'.
M-S.
$295,000
as though they
single issue and
July 1 and Sept. 15
-
$430,000
gen¬
eral
obligation bonds offered Dec.
188, p. 2300—were awarded
Asutin, Hart & Parvin.
Dated Dec. 1, 1958. Due on Dec.
]—v.
to
1959
from
1
inclusive.
1978
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
will mature
on
able
National
Bank, of Dallas. Legality approved
City Treasurer's office,
option of the holder, at
Chemical
Corn
Exchange
the
Dallasr-
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
City.
Comal
County (P. O. New
Brctunfels), Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $144,000
water
system revenue bonds was
sold to Russ & Co., as follows:
124,000 4s. Due on
1964 to
Bond Sale—An issue of $250,000
control bonds was sold to
flood
Nov.
1
from
1966
thereafter
and
as
$24,000 2%s. Due
in
callable
are
Legality
1963
192,000 3V2S. Due
to
Dated
Dec.
1974
able
Dec. 1 from
on
1,
1958.
Dec.
due
call¬
Interest
J-D.
Legality approved by Gibcon, Spence & Gibson, of Austin.
on
Eagle
1,
are
1973.
Mountain-Saginaw Indep.
Saginaw),
School District (P.O.
■\
'./■■■■
Texas
■
■; •
r- ■
Bond Sale—An issue of
cchoolhouse
William
Prank
N.
B.
jointly,
bonds
,
$225,000
sold
was
Edwards
&
McMahon
&
to
Co., and
Co., Inc.,
follows:
as
$5,000 314s. Due
1959 to
1 from
Dec.
on
1964 to
Dec. 1 from
on
Dec. 1 from
on
1974 to 1981 inclusive.
75,000 4%s. Due
V
Dec. 1 from
on
1982 to 1986 inclusive. /
Dated Dec.
in 1974 and thereafter
©n
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
callable
are
Dec. 1, 1973. Interest J-D. Le¬
gality approved by McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
: Note
.The
—
payable at
foregoing
Nov.
3—v.
report in
188,
p.
County Water Control and
Improvement District No. 1 (P. O.
La Pryor), Texas
Offering—Secretary Rob¬
Parr, announces that the
K.
ert
bonds
west
was
Co.,
of
Directors
refunding
follows:
1960 to
•
^
y
April 15 from
1964 inclusive.
19,000 4s. Due
1965 to
on
on
will
receive
on
April 15 from
Dated
Oct.
on
Oct.
from
1
Bonds
thereafter
and
1,
1963
due
Tevenue
1958.
to
in
Due
1992
1969
in-r
and
subject to redemp¬
prior to maturity on Oct. 1,
1968.
Interest A-O. Legality ap¬
proved by Dumas, Huguenin &
Boothman, of Dallas.
are
tion
v.
on
Oct.
April 1.5 from
15,
1973.
Interest
A-O. Legality approved by Du¬
mas, Huguenin & Boothman. of
Levelland, Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
street
sold
improvement
to
Corp.,
p.
1975—were awarded to
geles, at
interest
Bank, of Los An¬
price of 100.03. a net
a
cost
of
about
$60,000 3l4S. Due
440,000 3s. Due
000 water
the
as
was
Securities
$20,000 3s. Due
on June 15 from
1965 to 1968 inclusive.
on
June 15 from
1973 inclusive.
$155,-
-
-
bonds
revenue
sold
was
Wm.'P. .Harper & Son & Co.,
1960
Due
■
1965
to
Due
15,000 4s.
1966
to
30,000 4V4S,
1969
inclusive.
Due
.
on
Oct. 15 from
inclusive.
1983
to
Oct. 15 from
on
1978
47,000 414 s
1979
inclusive.
Due
to
from
15
Oct. 15 from
on
1973
.
Oct.
inclusive.
Due
to
38,000 4%s.
1974
inclusive.
on
1968
.
Oct. 15 from
on
the District.
Legality approved by
Quarles, Herriott & Clemens, of
Milwaukee.
son,
City Comptroller, will receive
sealed
until
bids
Dec.
16
for the
municipal
sewerage
revenue
bonds. Dated
Jan. 1, 1959. Due on Jan. 1 from
1960 to
$7,000,000
inclusive.
1988
1970
in
of
Bonds due
thereafter
and
call¬
are
CANADA
Bond Sale—The
$230,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Nov. 13—v. 188,
p.
1875—were awarded to
a
group
Edmonton,
3
of
J.
D.
Morris
A.
Hogle
&
&
&
Co.,
Co.,
and
Co.,
as
fol¬
$45,000
4s.
Due
on
Dec.
1
from
95,000 3.80s. Due
on
Dec.
1
from
1964 to 1972 inclusive.
90,000
4s.
Due
on
Dec.
1973 to 1978 inclusive.
1
from
Alberta
registration statement
with
the
Securities
and
Exchange Commission covering a
sale
of
$6,000,000 in
sinking fund debentures, due Dec.
15, 1978; A group headed by The
First Boston Corporation and The
Securities
will
the
offer
debentures
proceeds from the
to
the
sale
of
the debentures will be applied to
the
extension
of
electric
light,
telephone and
sewer
service
or
to
the
repayment of bank loans in¬
curred for these purposes.
The
debentures
direct
are
obligations
of
and
The
debentures will not be
except
1, 1969. Principal and in¬
payable at the City Treas¬
office, or at the option of
holder, .at the fiscal agency of
State in New York City.
;
in
re¬
calculated to retire 92.3% of the
debentures prior to maturity.
Edmonton, the capital of the
Alberta, is located on
Province of
The foregoing
—
in
supple¬
issue of
our
Nov. 24—v. 188, p. 2192.
WISCONSIN
Bond
Abbotsford, Wis.
Sale —The $100,000
lage hall bonds offered
vil¬
Dec.
1—
188, p. 2083—were awarded to
The Milwaukee Company.
v.
school bonds
was
sold to
a
group
as
the
province.
estimated
With
population
a
in
sixth
the city proper, it is
Canadian city in popu¬
the
largest
in
the
as
514s, at
on
Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1983 inclu¬
a
price of 97.24.
.
Richfield
on
will
receive
Dated Sept.
June 1 from 1960
inclusive.
Principal and
interest (J-D) payable at the First
National Bank, of Hartford, or at
the
option
of
the holder,
at
the
Savings Bank, in
Chicago. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago,
St.
Francis
School
District
No.
€
(P. O. 3819 South Iowa Ave., St.
Francis), Wis.
Bond Offering—Howard A. But-*
ler,
District
improvement
of
99.64.
1959
Due
to
bonds
Daly & Co., at
Nov.
on
1978
Clerk,
will
sell
at
a
15
inclusive.
was
price
from
Interest
M-N.
QUEBEC
Greenfield
Park, Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of
improvement bonds
was
$699,000
sold to
a
syndicate headed by the Banque
Canadienne Nationale, at a price
93.10,
about
1959
to
interest
follows:
net
a
6.49%,
as
1967
on
cost
Dec.
1
of
from
inclusive.
454,000 514s. Due
Dec. 1, 1968.
on
Dated Dec.
Kennebec,
Inc.,
Hart, Inc.
and
-
Savard
&
.
Magog, Quebec
Bond Sale—An issue of
electric works
bonds
$135,000
sold to
was
Wood, Gundy & Co., and the Ca¬
Commerce, jointly,
price of 94.46, a net interest
5.55%, as follows;
cost of about
a
$50,000 414s. Due
on
Dec.
1 from.
1959 to 1968 inclusive.
85,000
5s.
Due
on
Dec.
1
from
1969 to, 1978 inclusive. •
Dated Dec. 1, 1958. Interest J-D.
.Warwick, Que.
Gore
Bay, Ont.
Bond Sale—An issue of $160,000
improvement bonds was sold to
on
500,000 school bonds.
Due
514%
Bond Sale—An issue of
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Dec. 18 for the purchase of $1,-
1978
Woolwich Township, Ontario
Sale—An issue of $55,000
Bond
Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1973 inclusive.
Bond Offering—Robert N. Butz-
1, 1958.
1959 to 1968
inclusive. Interest A-O.
at
Bond Sale—An issue of $848,756
improvement bonds was 4sold to
the Royal Securities
Corp., Ltd.,
and the Royal Bank of
Canada, as
5s, at a price of 98.63. Due on
on
Clerk,
to
of
5lbs, at a
Oct. 15 from
as
on
ONTARIO
(City),
District
Bank
nadian Bank of
Hartford, Addi(Towns),
and Meosho (Village), and Rubicon,
Ashippun, Hustisford and Lebanon
(Towns), Hartford Union High '
School District (P. O. Hartford),
ler,
Due
Due
sive. Interest J-D.
1,
and
sold
was
Corp., Ltd.,
Canada,
price of 99.02.
Royal
and
group composed of A. E. Ames &
Co., Ltd., Bell, Gouinlock & Co.,
Ltd., and the Bank of Nova Scotia,
of Milwaukee.
Erin
jointly,
of
Mills, Spence & Co., Ltd., as 5l*>s.
1958. Principal Due on Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1978
and interest (A-O) payable at the inclusive. Interest J-D.
Marine National Exchange Bank,
of Milwaukee. Legality approved
by Quarles, Herriot and Clemons,
Hartford
the
1, 1958. Interest J-D.
Other members of the syndi¬
province.
cate: Banque Provinciale du Can¬
ada, Belanger, Inc., Credit Quebec,
BRITISH COLUMBIA
Inc., Duroche, Rodrique & Cie,
Ltd., Gaston Laurent, Inc., FloNorth Vancouver, B. C.
rido Matteau & Fils, Morgan, OsBond Sale—An issue of
$900,000
improvement bonds was sold to a tiguy & Hudon, Ltd., Placements
Oct. 1 from
1967 to 1978 inclusive.
Oct.
and
$245,000 5s. Due
of
present
Oct. 1 from
1959 to 1966 inclusive.
420,000 3.40s. Due
bonds
the Midland Securities
Interest J-D.
follows:
$240,000 314 s. Due
Sale—An issue of $40,000
Gait, Ont.
composed of John Nuveen & Co.,
Shearson, Hammill & Co., and
Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc.,
Bond
*
improvement
center
Grove (Village), Brookheld
(City), and New Berlin (Town),
Wis.
$660,000
/
Ripley, Ontario
of
Elm
(P. O. Elm Grove),
Due in
.
the North Saskatchewan River not
south
of
the
geographical
lation
the report
price
.
Dated Aug. 1, 1958.
\
sold to R. A.
by operation of
a
,5,334,000 5% debentures.
t'Z 1 -to. 30 years. />:•&.'.
of
sinking fund until Dec. 15,
They are, however, entitled
annual sinking fund com¬
mencing Dec. 15, 1959 which is
the
Note
com¬
to 10 years.
1
'
an
urer's
ments
group
1968.
to
258,000
or
of
deben¬
$872,000 43/4% debentures. Due in
gen¬
the
City
Edmonton
and
are
payable
United States Currency.
deemable
a
the. Bank of Montreal, at
of 99.13, as follows:
Corporation
public.
Net
to
Hannaford, Ltd.; Fry & Co., and
proposed
Harris Trust &
lows:
a
issue
improvement
sold
was
)
r„
Salei—An
posed of A. E. Ames & Co., Ltd.;
Royal Securities Corp.; Dawson,
Registers Issues With SEC—The
terest
to
composed
tures
ALBERTA
Jan.
the
-
Ottawa, Ontario
.
$6,206,000
far
the
Young,
lock &
/Debenture
in part, in in¬
verse numerical order, on any in¬
terest payment date on and after
able, in whole
sold
of McLeod,
'
the
Seattle, Wash.
Bond Offering—Carl G. Erland-
group composed
a
,/V
eral
Oct.
15, 1958.
Interest
Legality approved by
Preston,
Thorgrimson
& Horo¬
witz, of Seattle.
$1,482,-
was
Weir & Co., Ltd., Mills,
Spence & Co., Ltd., Bell, Gouin¬
Co., Ltd., and the Bank of
Nova Scotia, as 514s and 5s, at a.
price of. 100.05.
:
4
on
Dominion
$25,000 33/4s,
improvement bonds
to
1, 1958.
April 1 from 1960 to 1974
inclusive. Principal and interest
payable at a bank acceptable to
Wisconsin
County School District (P. O.
Junction), Utah
1959 to 1963 inclusive.
follows:
1969-to
as
1966 to 1971 inclusive.
Piute
Garrett-Bromfield
$45,000
bonds
Columbian
25,000 314s. Due
of
follows:
son,
3.01%,
June 1, 1965.
June 1 from
on
on
Thornton
Dallas.
A
issue
839
Due
Dec.
Monroe, Wash.
Sale—An
purpose
Di¬
WASHINGTON
Dated
California
1974 to 1977 inclusive.
on
y.
County Sch. District (Pi O.
Farmington), Utah
188,
the
Dated Oct. 15, 1958. Bonds due
in 1974 and thereafter are call¬
able
*// UTAH
Bond Sale—The $500,000 school
building bonds offered Nov. 18—
1969 to 1973 inclusive.
65,000 494s. Due
obligation corporate
Kitchener, Ont.
Bond Sale—An issue of
school bonds. Dated Nov.
City filed
Bond
(CST) on
$260,000 gen¬
Monday, December 8, 1958
p.m.
issue of
an
Joint Common Sch. Dist. No. 1
tax
follows:
April 15 from
1968 inclusive.
60,000 414 s. Due
the
Bond Sale—An issue of
Davis
sold to The First South¬
$10,000 3s. Due
of
000 combination
of
1875. *
obligation
as
the office
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Dec. 22 for the purchase of $173,-
super¬
issue
our
Floydada, Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $154,000
general
Due
eral
Finance, or at the option
of
the
holder, at the Bankers
Trust Co., of New York City. Le¬
gality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn & McCarthy, of New
York City.
Zavala
.
the
1, 1959.
11
rector of
r
cedes
Jan.
Principal and interest (J-J)
Legality
approved
by
Gibson,
Spence & Gibson, of Austin.
elusive.
y
1, 1958. Bonds due
will
Dated Dec. 1, 1958. Due on Dec. 1
from 1959 to 1972 inclusive. Prin¬
bonds.
..'
Judge,
receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST)
on
Dec.
8 for the
purchase of
$150,000 road and bridge warrants.
Board
1973 inclusive.
95,000 414s. Due
County
Bond
1963 inclusive.
50,000 414 s. Due
County (P. O. Austin), Tex.
Warrant Offering—Tom E.John¬
son,
Bonds
thereafter
and
1, 1965. Interest M-N.
approved
by Dobbins,
Howard & Smith, of San Antonio.
Travis
inclusive..
1986
of Nov.
Dec. 1 from
on
1967 inclusive.
to
1968
Dec. 1 from
on
1962 inclusive.
to
34,000 314 s. Due
in
sive.
purchase
1978 inclusive.
Dated Nov. 1,1958. Bonds due
Russ & Co., Inc., as follows:
1959
Dated
Dated
$20,000 234s. Due on Nov. 1 from
1959 to 1963 inclusive.
1
TEXAS
-
noon
A-O.
Sonora, Texas
Bank, of New York City. Legality
approved by Caldwell, Marshall,
•
until
Jan..l from 1960 to 1979 inclu¬
by McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe, of
at the
-
Mercantile
the
at
1988 inclusive. Pay¬
able at the
or
bids
to
one
1959 to
J. Maurice
as
,
Sale—The
Bond
as
issue
J
A/4
constituted
from
sealed
bonds.
on
inclusive.
1988
Snyder, Texas
to
The above issues will be sold
combined
—
!
,
250,000 library construction, im¬
provement and equipment
bonds. Dated Sept. l15, 1958.
a
Dec.
Va.
(EST) on Dec. 17 for the purchase
of $4,920,000 public improvement
sold to the
was
to
Interest M-N.
Interest
Offering
15, 1958. Due on Nov.
1959
from
15
morial bonds.
:
Bond
State Board of Education as 414s.
1958.
,
.
Richmond,
-•>
.
airport
250,000
$675,-
building bonds was
group composed of the
Municipal
Securities
Co., First
Southwest Co., and S. W. Jack¬
son
& Co., subject to an election
000
sold
follows:
as
.1
receive
Odessa
Nashville,. Term.
Offering—City Clerk W.
public auction at 2
■
Miller, Director of Finance, will
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond
VIRGINIA
June 15, 1958.
Interest
Legality approved by Du¬
Huguenin & Boothman, of
Dated
J-D.
...
.
improvement
bonds
was
,
$100,000
sold
to
Belanger, Inc., and Banque Pro¬
vinciale
du Canada, as 5s, at a
price of 97.14. Dated Dec. 1, 1958.
Due
on
Dec.
inclusive.
1
from
1959 to
Interest J-D..
1968
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