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OF
ISSUE
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ADMINISTRATION
EUSIHESS
LIBRARY
an
Reg. D. 8, Pat, Office
Volume
186
Number 5697
New York
General
RAILROAD
7, N. Y., Monday, December 9, 1957
Price
corporation
production
has
equipment,
invested
tools
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
$5,000,000
over
and
die.s
for
INDUSTRIAL
-
in
INSURANCE
-
construct
lines of appliances, it was announced on Nov. 27.
The company's
electric
ranges
and room air conditioners
were
introduced
in
November and its
new
lines of refrigerators and home freezers will
announced
R.
investment
made
ever
at
the
Oberly,
end
of
Dr.
covering the production of
by Admiral.—V., 186, p. 2045.
the
that
the
lines
new
is
the
Operating
to
Gas
revenues for
$27,176,396
after
the fiscal year ended Sept.
compared
as
provision
totaled
Corp.—Revenues and Earnings Decline
for
with
Federal
income
$2,018,581,
equal to
outstanding.
earned $2,218,419,
$2.18
stock
common
827,804,808
taxes
and
share
per
30,
in fiscal
1957 amounted
1956.
Earnings,
preferred
American
dividends,
925,317
on
New York Stock Exchange (Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange
(Bonds)
shares
Boston
of
$2,000,000
rest
tion
of
and
will
1958.
new
a
propane
"peak shaving" plant
another propane
plant
in
capital
expenditures
$4,900,000, and will require
from
operations.
this
make
to
Oct.
in
exchange."
time
t
1
t
of
amount
the
and
common
this
the
on
stock
listing
is
will
New' York
now
be
listed
>
terminated
Stock
45
39
by
the
on
9 Months Ended
Net
State
trailers capable of carrying an 18-ton pay-load.
the past this chemical, which readily attracts atmospheric mois¬
had been available in the industry only in hermetically sealed
steel drums.
The company states that introduction of bulk shipments
Federal
Federal
neering
Ino.
of
are
owned
operated
and
186,
p.
by
System
48
Reserve Banks
Plans
for the $14,000,000
President,
been
jet-age terminal, according to C. R. Smith,
disclosed that the main building and two concourses have
to harmonize with the futuristic setting of the entire
styled
airport.—V.
186,
pp.
1949
and
1839.
in
47
j
States.
Broadcasting-Paramount
kilocycles in the eighth market
United
the
American
stations WABC,
radia
KGO,
York;
New
It holds
Francisco.
San
also
50f/0
a
and
owns
KABC,
interest in
21
announced
Co.,
The new
as
well
as
of a new plant at
with F. H. Lloyd &
facility will produce heat, abrasion and wear resistant alloys
precision castings in ferrous metals for the aircraft, tire and
general engineering industries.
A specialty of the plant will be the
production of intricate precision cast iron tire molds.—V. 186, p. 2365.
American
Broadcasting-Paramount
Acquisition—
This
Corp.,
owned
Theatres,
Inc.—
operates
Los Angeles,
WLS,
Chicago.
American
Operating
Sept.
Corp.—System Earns. Off1957
30—
1956
expenses
$242,425
517,360
Philip W.
Zonne,
of
owners
$0.47
134,800
shares
in
the
shares
the
of
expires,
which
is
Jan.
1,
1961.
of
number
stock
common
statement
the
of
earnings from April
close
the
of
nine-month
1957, the effective
1,
period,
electronic
of
the company
Inc.,
control
running
of
basic
60
at
a
October
rate
of
the
company
$5,500,000
Its
year.
a
Calif.,
American
In cash
of
The
electronics
notes for all
half
backlog
is approximately
a
year,
is
7,854 common snares and paid
total
in
consolidated
company's
Cal-Air Engineering, Inc.,
designers and
developers.
$158,000
outstanding stock of Cal-Air Engineering,
Cal-Aair's
of
$750,000
the
acquired
sub-systems
Electronics exenanged
and
Over
rate
also
the
volume, currently
missiles program.
backlog
is
currently
in
running
excess
of
500,000, which compares with $11,000,000 a year ago.—V. 186, p.
from
Income
Nonoperating
$1,338,299
880,000
$1,894,309
985,000
$737,536
$909,309
a
$9,-
1837.
172,266
$1,617,536
at
$1,722,043
279,237
operations
(net)
income
of
each
corporations and for specific patents. In addition a
$1,800,000 will be paid on a favorable profit-sharing
patents.
This amount is to be paid from Taller
Cooper profits over a period not to exceed 7 years.
Taller
&
Cooper sales
are
almost exclusively industrial and
are
Inc.
$23,634,091 $22,393,428
22,295,792
20,671,385
revenues
Operating
Radio
&
Ended
Months
Nine
American Gas & Electric Co.—Adds New Unit—
Federal income
before
U.
S.
for
S.
Federal income
Income
U.
tax
tax
This company on Dec.
3 announced another 225,000-kilowatt generat¬
into commercial service.
This latest addition, Unit
Muskingum River plant, raised AGE total
generating capability to 4,571,000 kw.
Muskingum River plant, between Zanesville and Marietta, Ohio, is
now the largest plant on the seven-state AGE System with 655,000-kw
capability.
An identical 225,000-kw unit will go into service at Mus¬
kingum early next year, bringing plant capacity to 880,000 kw.
Units 3 and 4, each capable of supplying electric service to 650,000
average homes, together will cost an estimated total of $57,000,000.
Muskingum River Unit 3 is the second in a series of eight 225,000-kw
ing unit has gone
Net
—V.
income
186,
p.
1258.
American Can Co.—Stockholders
Tax Losses...
stockholders of this company
on
of
Canadian
price
declines
geous
to
a
tax
may
loss.
securities
now
find
Our facilities
considering this
showing
it advanta¬
of
Can
are
available
move.
The Toronto Stock Exchange
The Investment Dealers' Association of Canada
—
a
autohorized
newly
Marathon,
each
for
assets
a
major
is
stock
Canco
producer
TORONTO, CANADA
share
of
Marathon.
Canco
subsidiaries.
and
of
pulp,
earmarked
paper,
will
acquire
all
Marathon s
to
collapsible
and
Corporation
metal
metal tubes,
nozzles and
products.
and
owns
fibre
or
containers,
at
3
Ohio
it
also
produces
paper
plastic squeeze tubes and bottles, plastic caps
aluminum parts for industrial and consumer
machines to go into operation on the AGE System during 1957-58
the System is currently building two 450,000-kw units, the
largest upon completion.
Units under construction at five
different locations in four states will raise total AGE System capacity
world's
to
6,365,000 kw
All
told,
1957,
This
company,
President,
has
zuurfabrieken
the
formation
it
was
entered
v/h
of
a
new
N.
an
V,
on Dec.
5 by W. G. Malcolm,
with Koninklijke ZwavelAmsterdam, Holland, providing for
Dutch
agreement
of
company,
Cyanamid-Ketjen N.
V.,
to
System
is
investing
an
estimated $800,000,000
in
during the five-year period 1956-60.
By the end of
about $293,000,000 of this total will have been spent.
Construc¬
be $166,000,000, the highest one-year figure
51-year history.
Muskingum River
215,000
kw.
were
first
plant's
placed
in
two
service
in
units,
each
December
in AGE's
capacity of
1953 and June 1954,
with
a
respectively.
Capital, Contribution to Indiana and Michigan Cleared
—American Gas Stock Dividend Cleared—
The
announced
into
Ketjen
1960.
AGE
tion this year will
186, p. 2365.
Co.—To Form Dutch Affiliate—
by
the
construction
izing
American Cyanamid
Company's
power
cups,
extruded
It employs about 40,000 people.—V.
Power
In addition,
new
-
has cutting rights on more than
4,500 square miles of timberland in the U. 8. and Canada.
It operates
four pulp mills and 14 paper mills and converting plants.
The com¬
pany and its subsidiaries employ approximately 10,000 people.
American Can Company operates more than 100 plants in the U. S.,
Canada, Hawaii, Puerto Rico and, through subsidiaries,
abroad.
In
Marathon
Ross, Knowles & Co. LtJ.
25 ADELAIDE ST. W.
the
of
addition
Members:
ratified
3
and
switch their securities and estab¬
investors
Dec.
for the
paperboard
(fabricated paper products. The merger agreement provides for an
exchange of a maximum of 2,970,810 shares of Canco common for
Marathon common in a ratio of eight-tenths of a share of American
Part
purchase
Holders
Approve Merger—
and of Marathon Corp. at special
proposed merger of the two companies.
The
American
Can
stockholders
also
voted
to
increase Canco's
authorized common stock from 15,000,000 shares to 25,000,000 shares.
The
meetings
to
in
for
In
Cable
.
$4,000,000.
186, p. 2257.
Provision
,
corporation on Dec. 5 acquired the Allegheny Broadcasting
licensee of radio station KQV, Pittsburgh, Pa., as a whollysubsidiary, Leonard H. Goldenson, President, announced.
lish
increase
Compton,
the opening
233,926
affiliated
basis
&
Theatres
WXYZ, Detroit;
476,351
445,634
Brooklyn, N. Y., developer and manu¬
asystems, digital and analog computers,
monitors, printers, recorders and annunicators as well as punch card
and punch tape equipment.
The
company
exchanged 46,110 common shares for all Taller &
Cooper outstanding stock and paid $250,000 in cash for net assets of
American Brake Shoe Co.—New British Plant—
Upon Trent, England, unrlei co-ownership
Ltd., British iron and steel founders.
and
have
acquired Taller & Cooper,
two
and
Button
Lamel
outstanding term loan
130,000
maximum
—V.
This company on Nov.
E.
stock,
facturer
KQV operates with 5000 watts on 1410
1956
$5,946,756
<708,477
The Course of Bank Clearings
3.
1
932,939
*
!
date of acquisition.
I11 October, alter
This
corporation has incorporated revolutionary passenger service
techniques into the design for its "customer-centered" air terminal to
completed by mid-1959 at New York International Airport, it was
Dec.
,
$487,305
(estimated)-.
outstanding
flected
48
-
„
be
on
exceeded
1957
•
taxes
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
Shipley
2365.
explosives,
1956
outstanding shares reflects tho sale
to the public on March 22, 1957,
the conversion of bonds into 30,617 shares of stock and the issue of
30,000 shares for all the assets of Atlantic Instrument Corp.
Opertaions of Atlantic Instrument Corp., Norwood, Mass., are re¬
American Airlines, Inc.—Building New Terminal—
announced
Sept. 30—
profit
The
of
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
Solvay Process Division's Engi¬
Reisterstown, Md.—V.
Rates__
Reserve
in
$0.69
the
11
48
handling costs.
alums,
agreed that for so long as he is an officer
of the company, he will will waive dividends on his common stock until
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
a pioneering effort by Solvay to service the trade in a man¬
beyond the scope of drum shipments.
According to Solvay, bulk
shipments will provide substantial customer savings through lower
Fort Worth,
Woodbridge,
petroleum, catalyst
$13,096,152
income
comomn
57
Foreign
ner
and
Va.;
the
sales
Arthur
City Bond Offerings
Exchange
W.
in
he*
Dividends Declared and Payable
represents
Transfer,
and
in
catalysts
Island,
research
35
General Corporation & Investment News. Cover
In
which
for
Profit before taxes
Miscellaneous Features
ture,
semi-trailers,
Department developed,
petroleum
Willow
American Electronics, Inc. (& Subs.)—Sales and Earn¬
ings Higher—
35
Nov. 22
bulk
dump-tank
Ind.;
facilities
.
Net
Solvay Process Division, with the announcement
Bifand anhydrous aluminum chloride will be shipped from
company's Ransomville, N'. Yr. plant in specially designed, air-tight
The
City,
maintains
41
Shares
Elberta
materials
It
J.
pigments, biologicals and antibiotics, acids and
insecticides, fumigants and others.
Company sales
$500,000,000.—V. 186, p. 2365.
35
corporation's
the
that
Michigan
'
method of chemical transportation was made known
new
plants and laboratories here and abroad.
company, manufactures
and
39
Allied Chemical & Dye Corp.—New Development—
A
Observing
field at these plants and at its Stamford
(Conn.) Laboratoires.
In
addition to the products of its refinery chemicals department,
Cyanamid conducts research in and produces a broad line of diversi¬
fied items including pharmaceuticals, organic and inorganic dyestuffs
39
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange
the
at
44
N.
36
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Exchange.—V. 186,
" '
>■
*
40
40
The
Texas;
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
35
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 35
the
on
38
Over-the-Counter Markets
agreement.
listing on the New * York
advantage of the wide publicity
country to the daily transactions on
....r
•<?
<»■
this
for
joint
announced
than
36
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
to
"take
Gas
is listed
:
1
•%.*:'<
$1,000,000 under
application
to
Exchange
company
'
if,
borrowed
made
order
Alabama
Stock
the
937.
p.
in
sections
most
will
company has negotiated short-term bank credit
available as
required up to S^pt. 30, 1958.
On
has
company
American
1958
The
su:n
Exchange
given
that
for
estimated $2,700,000 above cash derived
an
1957, the company
18,
The
Stqck
forecast
con¬
into high octane gasolines.
stated
undertaking with the Ketjen Company represents part of
capital outlay programs scheduled by Cyanamid for
its 50th anniversary this year, Cyanamid is a
major U. s. chemical company with 11 operating divisions and more
36
Canadian Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange
in Montgomery, Ala.,
Birmingham in fiscal
construct
Total
The
1957-58.
36
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
was
new
of
Exchange
platinum
the
by
to
the
31
Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange—
invested to extend service to new customers, and the
plant construction, service improvement and the replace¬
equipment.
During fiscal 1957, the company began construc¬
for
ment
Stock
use
Ketjen Company manufactures sulfuric acid, saccharin, certain
petroleum cracking catealysts and a variety of other chemicals.
4
27
Detroit
previous
fiscal
year,
the
company
or
$2.40 per share.
Dividend payments
totalled $1.60 in fiscal 1957 compared with $1.39 in the
previous year.
Capital expenditures for fiscal
1957
totaled
$3,676,000,
of
which
principal
The
15
Exchange
their
011
a
site adjoining Ketjen's present plant and is expected to be
production before the end of next year."
in
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
the
During
Stock
of
in
types
oil
find
dam
Stock and Bond Quotations
largest
initially certain
industry.
to the
catalysts
"ownership of the new company will be shared
Cyanamid and Ketjen Company, the initial investment of
approximate $1,200,000.
The plant will be located in Amster¬
equally
$5,000,000
Page
Alabama
Malcolm
each
said
manufacture
to
reforming
version of lower grade fuels
In This Issue
1957,
Vice-President-appliances,
plant
a
Platinum
redesigned
1958
James
MISCELLANEOUS
-
reforming catalyst for sale
automatic
new
completely
its
new
be
Copy
a
Corporation and Investment News
Admiral Corp.—Invests $5,000,000 for 1958 Appliances
This
$1.25
to
it
SEC,
this
used
The
10,
announced
to
make
subsidiary, Indiana
by the subsidiary to
SEC
Electric Co.
each
was
company
its
40
on
a
Dec.
3,
has issued an order author¬
$9,000,000
cash
capital
contribution
Michigan Electric Co., the funds to be
carry on its current construction program.
has
also issued an
order authorizing
American Gas &
to declare a stock dividend at the rate of one share on
shares
of
$10
&
par
common
outstanding, payable Jan.
1957.—V. 186, p. 2257.
stock
1958, to holders of record on Dec. 9,
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2470)
Potash
American
Unit
New
Corp.—Plans to Form
Commercial Production of
Chemical
&
Undertake
to
The
(at
an
The
deposits
the
Mineral rights to
U. S. Manganese
Mining and Exploration Co., Miller-Lipp Corp., and
Brothers, New York
Chemical Corp. will
the deposits and processes to recover
arrangements, worked out by Lehman
banking firm,
American Potash &
investment
of
the extent
both
investigate
holds
funds
186,
to
semi-annual
Oct.r 1,
1957,
*
The
1494.
p.
(Bewag) (Berlin Pow~
Light Co., Inc.)—Partial Redemption—
&
er
the
on
debt
$41,200
Jan.
due
has
company
4%'i
its
1978 at
Schroder
V.
Rental, Inc.—To Redeem Debentures—
has
called for redemption on Dec. 15, 1957, all* of
the outstanding 5ft
to 5'aft series A debentures of 1954 due Dec. 15,
1958-1964, at 102ft
and accrued interest.
Payment will be/ made at
the United States National Bank, Denver, Colo.—V. 181, p. 742.
ft *
The
corporation
This
.
company,
verting
lor
quantities of manganese ore.
Manganese dioxide is one of the
American Potash St Chemical Corp.
u„
diversiiied chemicals produced by
at its Henderson, Nev., plant by
electrolytic methods.—V. 186, p. 1950.
Ampal
American Palestine Trading: Corp.
-
Partial
—
Baltimore
breaker
trust
trap,
and
Salomon
Bros.
and
Oil Development, Inc.—Contract—
Anchorage Gas &
acting
8*2%
(5'r
Union will
do extensive geophysical work and both companies will share geological
information.
' •
:\
Mr. Tucker said the contract covered acreage the company could not
exploit in the near future and gave the company access to extensive
geophysical data which will be vitally important to the development
the
of
company's
acreage.—-V.
remaining
186,
621.
p.
issue
bid
99.537ft
certificates
tne
of
is
certificates
RR.—Hannaway Elected
1958
St
is
Hannaway
Artesian
Vice-President
Water
offering to its
the
of
Co.—Stock
T.
Offered—The
and class A
common
Tie
Moss
J.
director,
Oct.
Nov.
on
common
in cash
of
record
Like
186,
each
for
eight
class A shares held.
and
common
Any unsubscribed shares will be offered to the public
at $32 per share through Laird, Bissell & Meeds, Wil¬
mington, Del., on
PROCEEDS—All
used
located
to
Dec.
amounts
net cash
purchase
New,,'Castle
in
the
the
three
of
assets
Delaware,
County,
sale of the stock
proceeds from the
water
companies, all
Park Water
Collins
viz:
Willow Run Water Co. and Sedgley Farms Water Plant, owned
Collins Realty Co., which have 1,124 water connections, and to
additional storage tanks, water mains, etc.
The remainder
of the $185,000 needed
to
purchase the three water companies and
to purchase additional storage tanks, water mains, etc., will be pro¬
purchase
the
issuance
by the company of $100,000 worth of
long-term notes due May 31, 1969 to an insurance company,
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT TO
O.
preferred
Class
A
stock
stock
(no
Beckman,
President,
said
least
to reach
the
in
the
20ft-
in
all
its
(no
11,000 shs.
;
„
carries
on
par)___
,
electronic
branches.
convenient
or
and
last
the
9,183
of
and
have
this
site, with
acre
that
has
and
the
sunk
wells
maintained
has
done
obtaining,
business
storing,
shafts,
of
types
selling,
built,
culverts,
work
delivering,
necessary
measuring
already
customers
water
this
additional
from
company
that
$371,380
it
year
increased
been
will
$609,173,
to
have
has
connections
plant
the
Castle
all
other
Feb.
on
is
company
Delaware
P.
suggested
be
of
the
to
Sales
necessary.
Increase
an
from
$237,793
physical
10,
under
1927
the
has
and
general
operated
supervision
Commission.
S.
water
in
all
is
cases
will
and
This
for
'
companv
systems.
filed
3
the
on
of
It
alleges
CA-1
filed
was
infringement
and
The
the
of
CA-2.
CA-1
in the
oi
U.
Bell
.i
S.
Midvale, Rogers Estates, all in
acquisition of the three water
or
Collins
Park, Willow Run
County.—V. 186, p. 1950.
pumping stations will also be
Sedgley Farms, all in New
and
Revere
patent
electric
of
this
the
for redemption on Jan. 1, next, 23 of its
bonds due July 1, 1962 at 103ft. Payment will be
Bank, Little Rock, Ark.—V. 185, p. 2910.
5ft
Union National
Associated Spring:
The
voted
dividend
a
40c
declared
Barnes,
share
a
Mr.
holders
of
the
on
Barnes
record
the
on
50ft
a
President,
stock
has
762,500
intent,
Mr.
subject
$1
issuance
last
stock
will
be
per
announced
Dec.
of
1957
said
Barnes
Mr.
the
as
following
that
capitalization
the
of
stock
a
dividend
substantial
which have been reinvested
ten years.—V. 186, p. 1837.
earnings
Asuncion Port Concession
The
up
i
hase
to noon
M-nhattan
on
Dec. 20,
gold debentures to
an
Co.
HI.
by the
models
cameras,
and
sale
damages,
for
camera
and
■<?..-
introduced
was
Commercial
distribution
imringe
p. 418.
186,
to
of
Dec.
Commission
pursuant
trading
stock
10,
the
to
the
on
this
Bell
the
in
the
of
&
Howell
-
1957,
Securities
American
corporation
Nov.
on
186,
The
-ft
instruments
Instrument
selling
are
division,
■
\
y-
•.
now
it
and
announced
was
activities
servicing
being i.audLd
by
.•
Nov.
on
:
Magnesyn
on
corporation's
tne
Frfez
12
by/L.'D. Kiley,
Manager of the Division.
.ft.
Thb Magnesyn line of aircraft instruments includes varioustypes of
General
transmitters
and
of
common
the
addition,
and
special
a
stock
common
dividends
pres¬
1957
share of
total
will
$2.40
in
$2.20
1956 and
the board had expressed
might be deemed advisable
to pay, beginning in 1958,
on
the
me
m^e-a-a
payment
»omrae
of
the
jf
stock
Bank,
37
in
declared
of
the
business
connection
corporation's
the
past
fuel,
oil, ..torque,
manifold, and hydraulic pressures.
Klley pointed out that the Friez division has manufactured the
Magnesyn product line of transmitting and indicating instruments
since 1954.
The sales and service
department of the-Eclipse-Pioneer
.
division
the
of
marketing
He
corporation
has
been
responsible
area.
said
for
ft.
•
the
consolidation
of
Magnesyn
activities
in
the
Friez
the responsibility for all
marketing through' distributors,'and
directly to the airframe manufacturing field.
electronic
new
of
sion,
it
instrument
chemical
fuels
is
for
is
announced
was
by
Nov.
on
can
such
produced
analyze
takes
as
the
etry,
steel
in
medicine
it
of
instantly
metals)
period
The
will
in
its
liquids
industries
These
alloys,
Mi-.
areas'
of
solids
(including
masses.
it
and
the
are
the
of
many
expected
to
control
refinery
detergents
believed
to
is
where
human
to
have
said,
to
and
to
are
in
and
glass,
of
chemical
processes
Rasmussen
Mi-.
plastics
products,
new
instrument
composition
stream
factors
many
mysteries of
a
workaday
the
become
and
in
and
of
to
expected
so-called
an
spectrometer
ultimately
instrument,
will
be
in
tied
Mr.
into
Rasmussen
the
predicted
automatic
produc¬
tion
Corp.—Tenders for Bonds—
Wall Street,, New
amount sufficient
cue
to
York,
sju
exhaust the
N.
to
sum
it
Y.,
of
will
8-ft
of $16,097
process
in
the chemical industries.
Here,
it
could
instantly
identify all of the ingredients in the "mix," including impurities,1
and automatically control the process.
The
mercial
Spectrometer
models
will
ranging
be
manufactured
from $15,000
of
the
to
the
ft.-ft '
2150.
said
that
earnings
to
compared
with
for
$233,314
1,3.8ftEarnings
for
the
for
the
first
the
$1,730,000
forc the
2366.
p.
•'ft'""*1'.*
'
**.-">■ '/■
Philadelphia,
Pa.
'■
-
Files
—
Exchange Commission—
filed
25
letter
a
of
notification
with
Edison Co.
Preferred
—
Stock
the
to
cents)
proceeds
equipment, supplies and working capital.—V. 185,
will
will
stock
plus
$105.80,
date
preferred
Sold
the
prices
at
dividends
be
are
1991.
p.
Public
—
declining
each
in
from.
depending
" ■
ft
case,
.
aggregate
and
$4,200,000
purchase
redeemable
proceeds
net
the
from
mortgage^
.
be
accrued
redemption.
of
stock; and
first
scheduled
collateral
station,
expected
to
received
proceeds
10
of
Brockton
$3,-;
Edison
construction
electricity
also
in
has
generating
major
utility,
-
member
a
Associates,
Brockton'-; and
substantial
a
The balance
1959.
months
its
of
ended
amounted
to
July
Brockton
mtg.
3ft
series
3a« ft
during
and
net
•
»-
the 12
income
company
$8,993,637
$1,086,213.
EFFECT
GIVING
and collateral trust
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
due
$3,880,000
$4,000,000
1978—
series due
6.000,000
6.000,000
1985
*
preferred stock
Common stock
■^Additional
($25
3,000,000
,
3,000,000
_
bonds
790,000
value)
($100 par
be
may
30,000 shs.?
30,000 shs.
259,968 shs".
259,968 shs.
value)
par
/;
Outstanding
bonds:
Proposed bonds
6.40ft
-
-
the
of
totaled
1957
of
It
Electric Co.; electric/
Edison with all but a
Montaup
requirements.
revenues
31,
system
holding company
the
of
in
supplies
electric
CAPITALIZATION
First
the
of
engaged
in
the distribution?
Massachusetts
communities.
is
other
interest
which
company,
portion
in
purposes.
Utilities
Eastern
service
in
Brockton Edisbn- will be applied to reduce pres-,
short-term bank loans totaling $1,790,000 incurred
BUSINESS—This
of
placed
be
oL debentures
amount
by
ently. outstanding
for
principal
Dec.
on
bonds,
from,
received
be
to
sale
trust
and $800,000
par value of common stock of
Montaup Electric Co.; the latter will
use
the funds to pay a portion of bank loans contracted in connec¬
tion
with
the
installation
of
a
new
100,000
kilowatt -generating
issued
subject
limitations
to
denture.
the in¬
in
.ft
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed to purchase from
to
and
sold
$25,000.—V.
purchasers
10,000;
and Wood,
The
first
10
receive
mortgage
have
severally
Dec.
on
10—
at 49 Federal St., Boston, Mass., will up to noon
company
Dec.
below
company the following numbers of shares
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., 10,000; Salomon Bros. &
Struthers & Co., 10,000.
To Receive Bids for Bonds
-
named
the
of the new preferred stock:
Hutzler,
bids
and
for
the
collateral
purchase
trust
bonds
from
due
it
of
1987.—V.
(EST)
the $3,000,000
186, p. 2150.
Brooklyn Union Gas Co.—Record Appliance Sales—
The
amounting
was
with
to
the
best
in
month
its
appliance
mer¬
October.
which
company,
cooperation
that
reports
company
chandising history
sells
outside
$1,134,908
dealers,
during
directly
appliances
gas
pr^dnced
the
month,
as
well
as
in
8°]--
15.4ft
or
better
than the
month last year.
Previous high appl/anc* -aies
*»..
o
m.
1950, when sales amounting to $1,040,000 were reported.
Appliance sales also scored new records for the ten months of this
year with $8,476,549 in new equipment being added to the company's
lines.
This topped 1956 figures, also a record ye2r, of 66,155,880 for
the period.—V. 186, p. 1730.
same
-
September,
(E. L.)
The
electronic
.
chemical
baffling diseases.
pharmaceutical
many
applications
is
the
body
manufacture.
is
of
Corp.,
Nov.
on
2
compared
as
'*
PROCEEDS—From
the
000,000
on
pharmaceuticals.
the
the
blood
be
136,
•'
•
Helicopter
preferred
the
upon
government
ceramics,
cones,
new-product development.
clues
new
in
expected
and
universities
exploring
Include
Rasmussen
many
that
also
Because
would
metal
esters"
research
and
molecular
nose
spectrometer
new
medicine,
is
scientists
and
2366
pp.
Dec.
on
'$1,622,000
were
corporation
The
by
numerous
provide
It
missile
.
said.
in
key to production, and
"fatty
yet-unexplored
many
later
no
,
the Installa¬
offering of 30,000 shares of 8.40% preferred stoek ($100
par value) was made on Dec. 3 by Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,"
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler and Wood, Struthers & Co, at
$102.40 a share/ plus accrued dividends.
This offering
was quickly oversubscribed and the books closed.
r./tft
metal¬
said.
use
the
synthetics,
chemicals,
of the
most exciting possibilities for using
analyzing fuel combustion in turbo and
study of materials with very high temper¬
for
predicted.
and
end* rock¬
corporation's research laboratories,
stability—including
the
into
Spectrometer,"
missiles
of
petroleum
companies,
be
and
chemistry,
In
the
device
Rasmussen
to
at
engines
Besides
is
built
completed
be
to
contemplates
rolling, and.finishing.facilities,
186,
increase
an
1956.—V.
•
to be used for
been
E.
several
major
he added.
One
new
Mass
science
model of
the
new
spectrometer to be built
assigned to the U. S. Bureau of Standards,
Rasmussen, Manager of the Cincinnati division.
has
L.
models,
ram-jet
of
officials
company
conditioning and
covering 21.818 shares of common stock
(par 50
offered at $13.75 per share, without underwriting. The
commercial
to
by
tool
research
the
costs,
combinaft
a
Short-term bank loans™-.
t
complete a
chemical
analysis
in
one
ten-thou¬
second,
the
instrument
ooerates
on
the
principle of
a
first
ature
control
roll
new
a
which
additional
$265,478
were
With Securities and
in'explosion of
divi¬
■
a
'
..
by mid-1961. Purpose of this part
the division's market base and add
President,,
.1956,
in
■
can
Cincinnati
Mr.
and
in
identifying vaporized gases,
by revealing their respective
according
the
and
reactions,
fast
"Time-of-Flight
a
reduce
;
,
...
scheduled
urogram,
products.—V.
1957
of
Brantly
Cincinnati
*"•"
18.
applications
processing
chemical
The
called
numerous
the
lurgy,
in
device,
new
have
.
.....
the
broaden
October
months
10
instantaneous
an
place
corporation's
.
The
furnace,
is
program
of
'completion
to
Beard,
L'.
of
month
same
*=
that
reactions
being
June?
plans for
Calumet will construct
Authorized
Introduces New Device—
A
heating
EARNINGS—Operating
gives
exer¬
to
Braniff Airways, Inc.—October Earnings Up 13.8%—
Chas.
.
activities
completed
the
division
reactions
in
during
measuring
Mr.
the
1957* receive
was
portion
the
for
water,
payable
are
indicators
remote
has
operation.
program
-
phase
billet
new
month
of
the
,
Corp.—Magnesyn Activities—.
manufacturing,
aircraft
■
'
Act
in
10-day period,
2258. ft.-;ft*.;,! „
p.
and
^,'^ft
electric furnaces and
$108.80
)
.
announced
Exchange
further
a
inclusive.—V.
29
Exchange
Stock
for
•
Bendix Aviation
agencies,
the
on
In
share
dividend.
with
accounting
allegedly
Exchange
order
an
capital
1,
use
that
such modifications
outstanding
a
during
light of future business conditions,
regular quarterly dividend of 35c a sn^re
which
45c
These
the
stock
line
same
Chicago,
2365806
No.
Revere 8nun.
movie
eye
month.—V.
and
suspending
par
29.
common
Barnes
to
of
shares
reported.
Nov.
dividend
announced.
dividend
compared to cash dividends
1955.
in
$2.20
Corp.—Pays 50% in Stock—
regular quarterly
dividends
share,
per
in
to
10
Cash
its
of
F.
a
outstanding,
ently
Dec.
have
directors
Carlyle
board
Patent
at
Corp.—Trading in Stock Suspended—ft
Securities
Other
Etock,
of
scheduled
The
has called
company
at
an
year.
which
cameras
Bellanca
...
sandth
mortgage
31, JL959..,
second
undertaking
movie
/.
July
begun
was
models,
8mm
in
movie
So
Ashley, Drew & Northern Ry.—Partial Redemption—
first
Letters
Court
costs.
stores
will
Gardens,
Langollen Estates,
New
Castle
County and,
after the
companies referred to above, plants
made
District
initial
an
improvements, relocation and rearrangement, of the mate¬
other betterments.
•-*
ft,.
Brockton
CA-2
Howell's
&
dealer
Manor
The
S.
U.
regaining 75,000
at
thereafter
SEC
injunction against both the manufacture
an
and
of
assessment
sequence
and
at
is
.
Camera
eye
The
1961.
and $30
the
are
1494.
electric
1962,
with
this stock*
exercisable
and
Dec.
tion
February
for*
components
Revere
8mm.
30,
Of
warrants
exercise of 75,000 warrants
June
billet
phase' of-'the
The
i
suit seeks
rocket
Castle
the
Howell
31,
39,600
new fence post finishing shop, expanded merchant bar
reinforcing bar fabrication shop's,'.and additional stands
the present'14-inch rolling mill. In addition, there/will
tables: for
than
f
against
&
Dec.
of
statement
stock.
par common
522.
p.
and
and
tube mi'.I
This
enable,
ft
complaint
only office of the company is located at Newport,
Del.
The
principal source of its water supply is plants or pump¬
ing stations
located at Newport,
Glendale, Greenbrier, Wilmington
located
suit
Bell
before
or
upon
to
registration
a
exercise
possible 24-hour-a-day
rial yard,
through
Dec.
on
patent infringement
The
be
the company.
name
main
The
186,
rail/ axle,
components
camera.
properties of the company and
be acquired are located in New
companies to
Delaware, and title thereto
County,
the
The
the
of
and
three
incorporated
was
date.
regulation
The
of
potentiometers,
Currently, these
on
$27.50
.
its
years
1,800
make
and
be
component
maximum employee force of 600.—V. 186, p.
a
a
of
and
electronic
•«»
.
.
at
foreign
and; will
years
Sterling areas.'
to begin operations in
,i
15.
yft'*/.i-J,' "
ft/, ftft 7
*•' .'ft;.;-.
'
program*?largest;fe'ver undertaken by the Division, will be divided
stages," the first of which will increase-capacity by at least
,
com¬
has
tanks,
reservoirs,
other
all
and
water
a
period,
The
as
augment
filed
29
upon
Under this phase of the
Beach
10,870 shs.
of
and net profits for this period have increased lrom
$109,008, an increase of $37,630.
The company's activities
growing community and this company must grow with
territory.
the
to
and
that
plant
newly-formed ft
'
Bell & Howell Co.—Files Suit—
1934,
to
in
are
three
i
two
and
the
company's
Helipot
divisloh,
(Calif.).
"
" 'ft
The Glenrothes plant, a modern single-story structure/ will contain
more
than 20,000 square feet of space and employ 50 persons when
completed.
It can be expanded to 150,000 square feet on the ll'/a-
the
14,317 shs-.
24,000 shs,
It
and
and
increased
$71,378
expected
Nov.
on
40',ft, improve product quality, broaden the product line,
-
other
precision
for
export
at Newport
headquartered
water.
five
16,240
to
company
in
for
distributing
In
in
down
appliances
and
and
plant is scheduled
instruments
manufactured
is
next
papermaking pulp.-—'
cjollar, expansion and improvement program at its facili¬
Chicago-Heights,/H. J. Davis, president of Calumet, announced
lini-thing
announced
company's
Instrument
Kingdom
manufacture
26/
manufacturing
the
20*-
a
Nov;
The-
and
July 5,
5,
Ltd.
the
additional
United
Scottish
new
the
The
10,868 shs.
25,000 shs.
par)
company
laid
constructed,
pipes
April
Nov,
on
$250,000
a
house
facility
new
during
.
BUSINESS—The
pany
was
on
by
25
is
J.,
N.
.
corporation's. Calumet Steel Division
in
into
20-year
Outstanding
$1,139,000
1969
1,
$25i_
(par
stock
common
Common
at
company
The
FINANCING
PRESENT
Authorized
Long-term liabilities due June
7ft
1957,
paid
were
payable Jan. 3,
declared by the
stock,
t
is well underway on
Scotland, which will
Beckman
by
with
Co.,
by
26,
in
Trenton,
States,
Nov.
on
'
-
•
United
multirinillion
2150.
p.
automatic exposure control mechanism of
best-efforts basis.
a
the
of
by
vided
lVaft
and
the
&
issuable
of
1967.—V.
The
'"-ftC
.ft'ft
in
Borg-Warner Corp.—Division Plans Expansion—
186,
&'Co.—-V;
ft
.
Instruments, Inc.—Builds in Scotland—
Arnold
Dr.
construction
2, 1957, the right to subscribe on or be¬
for 3,404 shares of class A common stock
(no par) at $30 per share at the rate of one new class A
be
-ft
share
per
are
price
30,
Dec.
of record
will
Hammill
•
issuable
are
-machine shop,
Beckman
fore Jan. 2,1958,
share
Shearson,
and
Co.;
cents
29.
last.—V.
7,
markets
is
stockholders
at; $22
cise
70-ton,
1,000,
'■
corporation
shares
tiori
Co.
company
by
4%s.
as
business
covering 114,600 shares of its $1
39,600 shares
Beam Distilling Co.—Stock Dividend—4
IVa
of
shareholders
to
directors
Dr.
of St.
Louis, and has been with that firm since 1925. Prior to that he was
with
the National Refining Co.
and the Locomobile Co. of America.
He
has been
a
director of another Wabash System line,
the New
Jersey, Indiana & Illinois RR. Co. since May 1950, and will continue
in that capacity also.—V.
186, p. 2316.
Mr.
secured
This
SEC
on
dividend
Glenrothes,
George C. Hannaway, of St. Louis, Mo., has been elected a
was announced on Dec. 2 by Arthur K. Atkinson, President,
be
'
(James B.)
A
sales
it
to
.
washer
Bryson, Inc., Kansas City, Mo.—Reg¬
isters Shares Covered by Warrants—
"
*
>• r
authoriza¬
ft .ft
tne
to
Sutherland
.y
Black-Sivalls
ties
Director—
a
certificates
the
subject
'
subsidiary, Beckman Instruments,
Ann Arbor
for
are
Commission.
Commerce
Hutchinson
2258.
p.
The
$87,000 in cash and an overriding royalty will be paid of
to leaseholders
and 3Vu't
to the company). In addition,
of
i
-
markets, it was announced
overseas
Chairman of tne Boaru.
firm with headquarters in
'
open-top hopper cars estimated to cost not less than $8,600,000.
Other members of the offering
syndicate include: Dick & MerleSmith; R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Baxter & Co.;'Ira Hauptr& Co.;
behalf of a joint venture between Union and Ohio Oil
cooperative development of part of the company's acreage.
agreement calls for Union to acquire 25,000 acres of the company's
southern
leaseholds.
In
exchange
the
company
will
receive some
•
'
year-old supplier of heavy machinery for re.miag
V. 186, p. 1501.
%
' •
.
'
on
Hutzler
&
sale
Interstate
entire
The
on
for
Co.,
the
of
McMaster
H. Tucker, President, on Nov. 7 reported that the manage¬
just closed a firm contract with Union Oil Co. of California,
George
tion
made
was
B,
Y.—-
Co.—Acquires Sutherland Business—4
pressure
certain
Landegger,
The
Dec. 6 by Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Inc. and associates. The certificates, first instalment of.
an issue aggregating $6,870,000 and priced to yield from
4% to 4.25%, according to maturity, were awarded to
the group on Dec. 5 on its bid of 99.3686%.
inclusive,
Issuance
has called for redemption on Jan. 2, 1958, $5,500 of its
15-year 4ft
sinking fund debenttu
series A 1966 at 100 ft
and
accrued interest.
Payment will be made at the Manufacturers Trust
Co., 55 Bread Street, New York 15, N. Y.—V. 185, p. 2798.
company
ment had
RR.—Equipment Trust Certificates
of $3,435,000 4)4% equipment
certificates maturing annually Dec. 1, 1958 to 1972,
Offered—Public offering
Redemption—
The
.
N.
has
and
F.
series
15,
mills through acquisition
paper
Karl
Ohio
&
York
leading manufacturer of pulp, paper, and con¬
complemented its line of refining equipment
ol the Sutherland refiner*
a
machinery,
pulp and
bonds,
Payment will be made
New
■
Black-Clawson
Canada
present plans include forma¬
tion of
a
new
company
to undertake commercial production, with
American Potash holding 55?-;
of the stock.
The Batesville properties have been operated independently by the
four Arkansas companies for some years for the production ol limited
Broadway,
61
.
Baker Truck
the studies are favorable,
results of
If
Co.,
ft
debenture
plus accrued interest.
100ft
Trust
'2095.;"
185, p.
adju stment
debt
4 ft ft
,
■
for redemption on Jan. 1, next, 888,000 of
debenture bonds, series A,.due Jan. 1, 1978
ealled
adjustment
of
1,
the
at
• *.,
I
Monday, December 9, 1957
..
Berliner Kraft-und Licht A. G.
,
the
pay
due
annum)
per
debentures.—V.
Bruce Co. below.—V. 18G, p. 2366.
see E. L.
miles northeast of Little Rock,
held by four Arkansas companies,
Miller-McGce Manganese Corp.
Under
5ft
100
are
Arkansas
Corp.,
(without accrued interest >.
i
Bank
of
and
^
approximately
rate
Atlas Plywood Corp.—Sells Texas Plant-
investigations
to
the
-its
corporation has completed arrangements to conduct exploratory
of manganese ore deposits at Batesville, Ark., according
announcement on Nov. 19 by Peter Colefax, President.
deposits are located in 10,700 acres of land near Batesville,
The
Manhattan
Chase
interest
above-mentioned
Manganese Ore—
100ft
prices not exceeding
at
.
in
several'com¬
186,
p.
1730.
Bruce Co.—Acquires Texas Plant—
Nov.
2
located
The
It
company,
for
negotiations
took
at
Center,
former
including
machinery
a
on
Dec.
2,
has
now
completed
purchase of a hardwood-plywood plant and on
of
an
integrated
plywood
producing pbnt
Texas,
owner
in
Involved
announced
was
the
possession
the
was
about
Atlas
transfer
100,000-square
for
the
60
miles southwest
of Shreveport, La.
Plywood
are
foot
Corp.
plant site; several buildings
factory and warehouse, and complete
a
manufacture
20-acre
of
hardwood
plywood.
Plant
and
Volume
186
buildings
October
"
Number 5697
four
are
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
construction
old,
years
.
completed
having been
when
in
the
1953.
The Bruce firm
will
plant to completely manufacture its all
oak.: laminated block flooring.
Lacking plywood production facilities
the company had fabricated the laminated flooring for several years
at its Memphis
(Tenn.) plant from plywood purchased from an outBide
to
The
Center
Bruce's cost of the fixed
replacement value.
acquired represents about 25% of their
assets
cost
and
buildings
are
a
on
rental
their
land
The
assets; were
purchased
substantial outlay
a
pay-out
five-year
a
on
of cash.—V.
did
i
and
186, p. 2046.
not
•"
■
'
The
1958
at
obligation
100%
.serial
plus
Mutual Bank &
interest.
accrued
Trust Co., St.
at
stock
cents
purchase
65
cents
Writing is
186, p.
warranty
for
1951.
V.
1911;
p.
The
proceeds
3.1,
on Dec.
which may
warrants
182, pp. 2246 and 1218.
v
Earned
V.
of
the
in
"
,
„
.
states;
tective
Insurance
'<■
Life
The
insurance
above
expired
stock
Bank: of
force,, also
to
are
in
of
all
and
1957,
tendered
be
acceptance
certificates
the
to
for
will
Century
reinsure
of
—V.
offer
165,
scheduled
was
2923.
p.
be
to
made
the
a
promptly
after
deposit.
such
Test
Bureau, Los Angeles,5 Calif.
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
Bureau
covering
($50
for
working
M.
filed
20
shares
sharei,
per
Ethel
Nov.
on
1,000
class
of
without
'
Is
of
notification
stock
common
underwriting.
capital.
Clark
letter
a
B
The
has
year
the
the
offered
proceeds
company.—V.
par
be
to
are
SEC
at
used
180,
This
Toronto investment company filed with the
SEC an amend¬
Nov. 27, 1957, : to its registration statement covering an addi¬
1,000,000 shares of its common stock.—V. 186, p. 1501.
on
tional
26.
take
place
'Canadian Utilities, Ltd.—Debentures Offered—A new
issue of $6,000,000 5%% convertible debentures, series A,
is being offered by a syndicate headed by
Wood, Gundy
& Co. Ltd. and Nesbitt, Thomson &
Co., Ltd., at 99.50%
accrued
tures
will
Dec.
interest
be
dated
They
Of $500 and $1,000.
Each
$500
debenture
converted
prior
to
18
until
Dec.
shares
The
will
Dec.
approximate
to
yield
be
1,
convertible
1961;
20
when
1967,
1,
5.79%.
The
deben¬
new
Dec. 1, 1957, and will mature on
will be available in denominations
1, 1977.
conversion
into
shares
the
prices
22
$22.73,
are
shares
common
until
De".
conversion
1.
196*
privilege
He
sidiaries,
in
the
five years
ending
pany will have spent over $16,000,000 for
to its properties.
The cost of the 1957
is
gram
during
estimated
the
first
at
$6,370,000,
eight
months
depreciation
inclusive
on
and
averaged
$25.00
this
of
and
and
1957, the com¬
improvements
31,
and
construction
1958
$2,370,000
about
spent
in
1956.
the
five
Annual
the
1952-1956
years
interest
-
requirements
33
share
common
basis
about
from
$860,588.
cents
to
Net
$1.62
profit
1956,
in
this
period.
i
.
BUSINESS—Incorporated in 1927, the company is engaged in producing, transmitting, distributing and selling electrical energy in Al¬
berta.
The
Stettler,
The
"
a
]
The
from
number
has
capacity
of
of
of
in
14.205
company
j capacity
!
by
to
1947
kilowatts;
17,500
kilowatts,
19,000
in
company
Prarie
all
with
customers
bourg,
at
plant
at
third
a
gas
Slave
the
to
this
|
company
are
j
of years
up
the
paid
by
that
time
presently
The
has
year.
was
Battle
at
plant
River
which
capacity of
outstanding
76.090
common
with a
will add
kilowatts
-
In
this
under
Nov.
on
corporation
the
new
Nov. 26 approved
to Cenco
of
For
share
dividends
a
a
Alfred
A.
President,
StreLsin,
on
said
field of instrumentation."—V.
Cenco Instruments
Central
loan
the
p.
Stock
that
"the
184, p.
company
its
foreign
main
1958.
is
No
scheduled
sale
acquired
1954.—V.
in
and
to
was
widely-diversified
sub¬
$71,000,000
some
banking.
overseas
outstanding
members
of
offers
Center
and
full
banking,
its
at
three
Trust
by
exchange
an
of
in
stock
.
1957—Month—1956
186,
$
34,948,000
5,520,000
$0.68
5,718,000
$0.70
Earnings per com. share
—V.
were
&
Electric
has
Chicago,
98.555%,
of
the
$7.58
flat
Dec. 5 offered
in
Co.;
&
secured
100
the
box
by
offering
Baxter &
Ira
Co.,
&
as
Acker,
President, said
ing would be used to
Dick
Haupt
Inc.;
Merle-Smith;
&
Co.;
&
McMaster
Shearson,
and
W.
R.
Press-
Natural
gas
Dec.
began
2
Co.
&
*1957—Month—1956
a
48,681
51,123
22.771
13,377
612,994
275,655
112,000
398,056
178,017
8,206
8,772
8,377
111,338
Chrysler
2,789
''November,
1957,
figures
2,035
35,652
a
new
high
760,310
8,334
71,609
83,724
106,017
1,219,248
844,040
are
preliminary
and
p. 2367.
subject
change.—
to
A
fiscal
and
and
company
Nov,
on
29
announced
that
the
directors
have
decided
invite
to
holders
of
the
4%
cumulative
preferred stock to tender such stock to the company at a price
per share plus the dividend of $1 per share Which is other¬
wise payable on Jan. 2, 1958.
This tender offer will commence on Dec. 2, 1957 and will terminate
Counties, New
transmission pipeline
at
Ulster
$85
the
close
facturer
its
a
the
commer¬
to
according
fiscal
new
with
year
fiscal
were
$23,648,000,
$20,007,000 commercial
the
year
sales
of
the
year
fiscal
the
in
year
preceding 12
$123,912,221,
were
months.
against
-
development
items
charges
in
the
incurred
were
lutest
fiscal
on
large
a
the
year,
report
For
year.
to
class
B
to
to
be
future
of
production
directed
been
reduced
$17,000,000
to
the
is
research
year-end
This
others.
by
and
that
is
as
low
a
development
orders
open
margin
contracts
current
fiscal
...
Government
for
of business,'had
July 31,
1957
from
class
approximately $3,000,Odd on
before, and such orders
the
the
as
ago
year
within
orders
Insofar
and represent work in
significant in terms of potential
year
a
backlog of
which
$115,-
was
excludes
...
the
pre¬
shale.
per
fiscal
manufactured
after
shares of
Collins net
earlier,
$1.96
ago.
after
earnings
aggregate
year
to
year
net
equivalent
business.
stated
subcontracts,
completed
A
1957
a
a
Collins
This
1,504,367
equal
the
at
that
Collins
year,
on
stock.
$2,950,946,
orders
above
products
full
share
per
common
of
25%
the
$2,699,179.
were
$1.63
year.-—V.
expected
were
186,
1260
p.
to
be
.
Colonial Fund, Inc.—Assets! Continue to Climb—
James H.
Orr, President, on Dec. 4 stated in the Fund's 1957 annual
report to shareholders that total net assets of the Fund increased
during the fiscal year ended Oct. 31, 1957 to $39,973,000 from $35,470,000' a year ago. The shares outstanding increased 33% to $4,474,721
from 3,341,633
a
year
ago,
adjusting- for the 2-for-l
split in
shares
in
rose
to
The
December,
sale
11,615,
of
While
The
1956.
45%
up
number
of
shareholders
the 7,964 shareholders
over
shares
new
for
accounted
these
the
of
Fund
31,
1956.
Oct.
on
increases.
four
quarterly dividends from investment income were paid
during the year, aggregating 40 cents per share, the same dividend
rate per share as last year, because of the increase in the number of
shares' outstanding, total payments of dividend income increased from
$1,160,000
dividend
in
to
1956
during
$1,616,000
liscal
at
1957,
39%
rise
post
value
asset
share
Oct. 31,
Together
with a capital gains distribution of 38 cents per share paid Nov. 27,
the year-end asset value amounted to $8.64 compared with $9,71 Va
a
year i ago.
The decline in asset value reflects the general decline in
security prices
per
on
1957
$8.26.
was
Industries
Gas
Columbia
Securities
The
issued
has
Fund
below.—V.
Inc.
186,
1844.
p.
Hydrocarbon Corp.—Financing Cleared—
Exchange Commission, it was announced on Nov.
and
decision
a
the
under
Holding Company Act granting
an
by The Columbia uas system, jliic., anu columoia
Hydrocarbon Corp. with respect to the purchase by Columbia Gas at
par of
114,000 shares ol tne $25 par common stock of Hydrocarbon
and up to $2,850,000 aggregate principal amount of its 51%
prom¬
issory notes.
Hydrocarbon proposes to purchase 160 acres of land on the Ohio
River at Siloam, Ky., approximately 35 miles from the new extraction
filed
(one of the system's major gas producing
companies), at Kenova, W. Va. On this site, Hydrocarbon will build
a
plant which will fractionate the liquid stream of hydrocarbons to
be purchased from United Fuel into the several components—natural
plant of United Fuel Gas Co.
butane, and propane. Hydrocarbon will
also construct a
pine-line to transport the liquid stream of hydrocarbons from
to
its
fractionating plant,
together with extensive storage
facilities (some of which will be underground) to store the hydrocarbon
Kenova
products pending sale and shipment. The cost of the land and facilities
to
be
of
Trust
business
on
New
Co.,
Dec.
York,
31,
N.
1957
Y.,
as
and
will be m"de by Manu¬
agent.—V.
186,
plus necessary working capital,
constructed, by Hydrocarbon,
at
to
$5,700,000,
provided
be
through
financing,
the
!
NOTE:
at New York, N. Y„ under the Act of March
$68.00 per year. Other Countries, $72.00 per year
On
account
of the fluctuations
in
the
rate
of
3,
1879.
exchange,
Subscriptions
Columbia Gas
anticipates that, in addition to processing the natural
pipeline
distribution, the effect of the joint program will be:
United Fuel an advantageous market for the large
heavier hydrocarbons, (2) to eliminaU: the present
for
gas
to
obtain
of
values
for
its
The
valuable
of
use
investors
Gas'
contained
to
the
natural
concluded
gas
(3)
to
obtain
for
realization of the economic
involved.
proposed
transactions con¬
resources
that
the
provisions
applicable
and
resources,
appropriate
an
natural
the
in
Commission
formed
of
Holding
the
Company
Act.
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co.—Plans Bonds
It
sell
p.
1952.
announced
was
at
Nov.
on
bidding
competitive
bonds.
that
29
this
company
is
preparing
$14,000,000
approximately
of
30-year
first
application
with
mortgage
Ohio
plans
filing
for
on
financing
a
about
or
concurrently
statement
registration
call
Commission
U.
P.
for
in
United
foreign
States.
subscriptions
U.
S.
Possessions,
Territories
and
to
,
tentative
Present
the
and
17
Dec.
with the Securities
for
filing
a
and Exchange
Commission,
(EST)
a.m.
Wall
An
St.,
on
New
the
for
7.
Jan.
bids on the issue at
the City Bank Fanners Trust Co.,
company
1958,
at
to
open
City.
York
information
meeting
for
prospective
bidders
wljl
be
held
at
(EST) on Jan. 2, in the Little Theatre of City Eank Farmers
20 Exchange Place, New York City.
2:30 p.m.
Trust
calls
program
Co.,
from sale of the new
have been employed
are expected
to be
slightly in excess of $15,000,000 at the 1957 year-end and to aggregate
possibly $16,000,000 at the time of the bond offering.—V. 186, p. 1502.
The
bonds
in
utility
to
company
Rlans
Commercial Credit
Alexander
Board
of
plan, after 45
At
the
E.
Duncan,
announced
Company,
the
to
use
proceeds
the bulk of its bank loans, which
system expansion. The bank loans
repay
financing
on
Directors,
Co.—Changes in Personnel—
Founder
Chairman
of
Commercial
Credit
Dec. 3 that E. C. Wareheim, Chairman of
had retired under the company's retirement
of outstanding service.
meeting of the board of
years
regular
Members
of
Pan-American
.
remittance
is
above
described.
.
directors
held on Nov. 27,
(Reg.
office
.Canada,
v.
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
in
payout.
net
U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers 25 Paxk Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Selbert, Editor and Publisher;
William Dana Selbert, President.
Published twice a week revery Thursday
(general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle Street, Chicago 3, Illinois
(Telephone STate 2-0613); 1 Drapers' Gardens, London, E. C„ England c/o Edwards & Smith, Copyright 1957 by William B. Dana Company.
Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at tne
THE COMMERCIAL AND
a
earlier.
year
latest
backlog is concerned,
larger portion than,
which the company regards
areas
at
second
the borrow¬
that
its
latest
taxes
backlog
constitute
11
strike
Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc.—Seeks to Buy Stock—
The
were
1883.
p
entered
Government
2
five-month
Langeloth, Pa. plant has been settled.
plant will not begin full production immediately since various
repairs
and
alterations will
be
required.
Production
of
technical
molybdic oxide is not anticipated prior to
the first of the year.
Ferromolybdenum production will start at a later date.—V. 186, p. 2151.
Placed
31
earlier.
amounted
or
Ti.e
its
$7,500,000
in
commercial
dividends
Collins
■
Climax Molybdenum Co.—Strike Settled—
of
pressure
the
of
class
9,403
1,147,639
97,634
cars
97,683
6,437
passenger
Total
expanding
Oct.
90,720
91,197
Imperial
186,
sales
the
year
new
charges
84,120
Soto—
V.
Ic
above
over
for
a
uneconomic
22,749
Kidder, Peabody
that the proceeds from
of
Columbia
*1957—11 Mos.—1956
Doage
repay
through
all
ferred
Hutchinson
Hammill
Plymouth
name
185,
compared with $27,548,408
sales
estimated
$6,800,695.
Chrysler Corp.—November Car Output Off—
in the stock
Exchange on
Corp.—Notes
construction loans.
flowing into Greene and
half
(1)
Period End. Nov. 30—
Total
18%
1957,
quantities
De
ended
the $35,153,566 for the Same
six-inch
4!4s.
authorization
covered hopper cars; 55 gondola
and 10 road switching locomotives,
of
are.
Co.;
Co.;
Wm, E. Pollock
—V. 136, p. 2268.
&;
to
250
cars;
aggregate
an
subject
are
Commission.
Commerce
cars;
for the certificates
certificates
the
of
be
to
cost
to
Associates
prlch
months
from
gasoline,
sale
and
Interstate
50
ten
Tooling and start-up costs on these items together with unfore¬
seen delays in
beginning deliveries, and lower profit margins on Gov¬
ernment' business, adversely affected earnings,
especially in the second
$7.47
*
is
cars;
board
pays.
401,366,000 384,084,000
61,201.000
60,146,000
Certificates
So'omon Bros. & Hutzler bid 98.8137%
Issuance
54%
Heavy research ancl
29
on
the
to
earnings had taken an upward
be enough to offset heavy losses
Proposed Debenture Purchase—
Paul & Pacific RR.—Equip¬
Offered—Halsey, Stuart & Co.
$5,400,000 of 4Vs%
equipment trust' certificates, maturing semi-annually,
July 1, 1958 to Jan. 1, 1973, inclusive. The certificates,
scaled to yield from 4.00% to 4.25%, according to matu¬
rity, were awarded to the group on Dec. 4 on a bid of
& Co. assisted in placing the notes.
Ernest R.
fiscal
See
Milwaukee, St.
Trust
Inc. and associates
2834. '
arranged
of
application
.
the
President.
commercial
Over-all
$
2151 and 2047.
pp.
the
Cole¬
Mr.
years.
1957.
for
stock.—V.
backlog
$125,141,055
1957—11 Mos.—1956
«j>
35,107,000
——_
income
60
Government
The
Brooklyn.
Dodge Trucks
is
Colonial
Rockefeller
The
corporation
in
the
are:
Miguel Angel Senior, a
largest banks in Venezuela, ancl
financial firms; Dr. Juan Carmona,
2151.
nearly
purchases of
Collins-made
products
in
fiscal
$78,029,221, against $77,585,647 the previous year. An addi¬
tional
$23,235,000 in sales of Collins-designed equipment manutaclurtd
by others at the direction of the Government was recorded
They
Colonial
186, p.
for
were
Mr.
price
the
operations,
office
and
would not
of
sales
Collins,
increase
1957
for
5%% notes from New York Life Insurance Co.,
on
on
ahead
of the wealthiest men
in
Venezuela, head of
engineering construction company and President
Industrial, a director and large stockholder in Banco
to
gains
months
nei
Board
of
old.
years
sales
the
founder
<
four
by
Venezuelan
Manhattan
income
Gross
2586.
Trading
American
Connecticut General Life Insurance Co.
York,
transaction
eight
$
! Aetna Life Insurance Co., Travelers Insurance Co.,'' and
♦
25%
was
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—November Earnings Off—
Corp.—New Name Adopted—
Gas
Hudson
31
reported
America.
community.
Union, one of
Period End. Nov. 30—
See Cenco Corp. above.
Privately—The
the
January,
Chesapeake's
4
The
|
Oct.
15,250
Baruj
its
in
Chesapeake
27.
in the
loans,
consumer
The
Ga.
serving
one
Dr.
at
December,
the
number
proposal to change the
Instruments Corp.
commenced
name
Rome,
City commercial bank with
has been noted for its extensive
other
of
addition
branches
Corp.—Change in Name Approved—
The stockholders
of
shares
Corp.
j common share dividends have been paid.—V. 180,
Cenco
of
York
Banco
ancl
services
Alberta, with
Alberta, with a
paid.
been
have
of
one
New
reputedly
estimated
from time to time.
In
1954,
62
cents
per
Earnings available for common shares since
entirely reinvested
in
the
business and
no
company
Co.
brancn offices
$3y4 million.
Benacerraf, a physician, director and stock¬
holder of many leading Venezuelan industrial concerns.
A spokesman for the Venezuelan
group said that there would be no
changes in the Colonial management.
Vermillion,
owned by International Utilities
to and including 1954, common
share
common
of
of
both
recent
common
A.
Collins'
closing
week
Coleman,
company
substantially enlarged its position in
electronics field
in tne year ended July 31,
1957,
Arthur
earnings
business
of
Union;
year.
the
the
first
87
C.
Collins Radio Co.—Earnings Lower—Backlog Up—
number
1952.,
p.
that
Colonial
Financiadora
is under construction at Valleyview and is expected to be in. operation
CONTROL—All
to
ended
the
a
population
system
this
31
Aug.
turbine
present
Lake.
combined
Drumheller,
at
one
and
capacity of 32,000 kilowatts.
A
10,000 kilowatts to the company's
later
Broz-
leading Venezuelan
a
Drumhellcr-
are
and
a
connected
37,049
generating
a
the
Grande
communities
193
serves
101,000.
increased
I
served
areas
Vegreville-Lloydminster,
company
of
main
15
specializes in
the 10 months
particularly in South
buying group is headed
ment
interest charges
available for
1947 to $1,292,339 in
per
F.
pro¬
was
and
a
Loan
&
receivables
for
Trust,
is
number
a
if "
Jt»z<;73
present issue will be
after taxes has increased from $253,613 in
on
R.
.
its
small
,
to
■.
borrowers
attorney, counsel for Banco Union, President of Seguros de Credito,
Fidelidad y Fianzas, an officer or director of several other Venezuelan
companies; Hugo Brillembourg, an engineer, son of Joaquin Brillem-
°nd
year.
$1,556,319
in
Dec.
additions
wnich
company
$2,217,534
were
completion of
of
of
EARNINGS—Earnings of the
after
Pro¬
operations through the pur¬
receivable of
SoutlUand Loan Co.,
Finance
its
•
•
the
on
according
which
said
in
deposits.
Net
PROCEEDS—During
written
subsidiaries,
activities,
expires.
xespectively.
v
of
announced.
of
and
stock
ancl
an
Registers With SEC—
ment
outstanding
business
expanded
said
six
on
before.
Southern
This
corporation
has
entered
into
a
contract
to
sell
its
94%
stock interest in Colonial Trust Co. to a group of Venezuelan financiers,
William
C.
MacMillen, Jr., President of Chesapeake,
announced
on
Venezuelan
622.
p.
Ltd., Toronto, Canada—
(1954)
six
i,
;
director
Canada General Fund
the
ill
Chesapeake Industries Inc.—To Sell Bank Stock—
The
of
life
notes
General
increases
and
Colonial
with
be
to
Files
—
that
first
000,000,
■
President
all
Century Acceptance
-The .company,
required
operating
:
outstanding
gives
Nov.
California
j
credit
Chairman
and
was
W.
This
cial
National
were
:
'
of
Atlanta ' and
accounts
deposited with the Bank on or before said date.
Payment for the shares of common st<oek deposited pursuant to the
above
$2.30
Missouri.
of
Corp.'s
Acceptance
acquisition
be
to
3,463,600
$2.37
Corp.—Acquisition, etc.—
Co.
Century Acceptance
man,:';. President. ,V
the
Industrial
offer
above
the
7,963,420
1—
has- purchased
He
late
of
20.
Nov.
on
the
$30,953,057, a decrease of $4,200,508
period last year.
9,021,920
8,221,719
company,
of
offer.
Nov.' 30,
on
which
Providence
but
the
dividend
9,280,219
__
company,
2.
Consolidated
1956
which has about $5,000,000 of credit life
and about $325,000 of ordinary grout> and life insurance in
insurance
brokerage
said
in
11,907,620
period-
finance
ugo.-—V. .186,
(The'offer
t
to
turn
father,
President
President
commercial
consumer
Rer
—
Losses in the first ten months of 1957 were
$91,248, compared with
profits after taxes of $496,350 for the same period in 1956.
In the light of current operating losses, the board did not declare a
1502.
p.
Chairman
$52,327,487 $50,988,777
share—
common
Midwestern
1958
..
.
of
Century Acceptance
This
which
and
1957
exercised
be
at. end
Elect
Frya.v, Director of Manufacturing, was elected
unexpired term of the late Mr. Coleman.
the
fill
The
announced
his
Nov.
Harold
(o
Co.—Earnings Up—
3,463,600
stock.:
common
of
pursuant
'
system and making the fuel
help meet the ever increasing
growing Kingston-Saugerties-Catskill
1957
and
died
man
Collins'
Providence,
of
raDidly
Directors
—
President, has been elected Chairman
was
succeeds
company
.
per
186,
Directors, it
an
November
in
any
of
purchase
will
—
for
shares
income
Bank
Bank,:
it
Co., Inc.
Sheldon Coleman,
the
Co.,
will
11,790,665
operating
said
(without
Hudson
___
the'Bank
National
of
net
Coleman
3
ports Loss—
2047.
p.
chase
share
at
existing
customers,
R. I., acting as agent for
offeied to purchase at $5 per
charge and free from State and
Federal stock transfer taxes> any and all shares of the common stock
of the corporation which the holders thereof wished to deposit with
client
a
valve
,
£ Cable Electric Products, Inc.—Offer Made for Stock¬
s';. Industrial
reenforcing its
income
Net
Available
'
be
to
station
Albany, N. Y.
miles from Kingston
Transmission
income
Gross
share thereafter. No under*.
used for working capital.
per
are
Gas
Central
which
Operating revenues
outstanding .common
expire
which
new
of
exercise
upon
share, and at 75 cents
per
involved.
>-yi:184,
share
from
tape
near
52
Twelve Months Ended Oct. 31—
.
Inc., West Trenton, N. J.—Files With
per
be exchanged
may
at
50
Tennessee
Central Illinois Public Service
Securities and Exchange Commission—
A- The* corporation on Nov. 26 filed
a
letter of notification with the
SEC.'covering 302,000 shares of common stock (par one cent) to be
issued
the
the
Hill,
running
He
to
186,
Common
% By mart-Tint air,
turned
Cedar
line,
(Stella Niagara,
Sept.
Louis, Mo.—V.
with
pipeline
Catskill
to
area.—V.
1, 1949, due Dec. 1,
Payment will be. made at the
daiect
notes
in
at
steel
gas.
requirements
gas
...
direct
direct
ties
addition
available
Academy recently called for redemption on Dec. 1, 1957, $7,000
obligation serial bonds dated June 1, 1944 and $7,500 of
of its
President,
terminus
10-inch
*
Buffalo Academy of the Sacred Heart
N. Y.)—Partial Redemption—
its
Hill,
natural
In
require
~
"
Acker,
As
one
result
of
the
completion of the new transmission line,
approximately 650 customers of Central Hudson in and around the
Milage of Catskill will start receiving natural gas in place of the
butane air gas that they have been served with.
Necessary conversion
and
appliance adjustments are now being made by Central Hudson
personnel.
long-term lease
payments during the next six years equivalent to 7%
of
with the succeeding 20 years at $100 per year.
The fixed
with
Cedar
the
of E. L. Bruce Co. of
plant will operate under the name
wholly owned subsidiary.
a
R.
northern
$2,790,000,
transcontinental
source.
Texas,
Ernest
line's
The
the
use
(2471)
and advertisements must be made In New York funds.
Union,
$65.00
per
year;
in
Dominion
or
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2472)
1957,
Edmund
Chief
Executive
Grimes
L.
C.
Greene
'
Vice-President.
is
had
Grimes
Mr.
Baltimore
member
a
of
member of
a
been
Ohio
&
the
the
Board
of
of
Trustees
186,
director
a
in
1952, he said, and last year doubled both its sales and employ¬
Foundation.
Control
Data
Engineering supplies both the Navy and Air Force as a prime
lists among its customers such firms as Raytheon, Convair, North American Aviation, Martin, Boeing Airplane Co., General
Electric and Westinghouse.
is
Institute
Plans 33%t%
A
1957
vote
upon
James M.
of
an
to favorable
recommendation of the hoard,
paid on Dec. 31. 1957 to stock¬
holders of record Dec. 20, -1957.
It is intended that the present cash
dividend rate will be maintained.—V. 182, p. 2355.
Subject
dividend
stock
a
action unon
33*'a'r
of
will
this
be
Commonwealth Oil Refining Co., Inc.—Offer Dec. 10—
It
is
presently
debentures
will
contemplated
due
$18,500,000
will
1972
that
$20,000,000
by
this
sale
for
facilities
the
and
certain
of
repayment
9 Months Ended
Earnings
version
be
The
into
convertible
price at or close to
time of the offering.
the
at
will
the
of the
price
market
at
interruptions
U.
to
iinery
sale
the
stock
common
Earnings
10
income
tax
undistributed
its
on
incoffie
been granted an exemption
other Puerto Rican taxes
has
It
tax
i,
Jan.
1957.—V7 T8o,
from
from
certain
and
from
years
With
for
$2,594,015,
Net
Oct.
Dividends
2
cents
V.
for
last
period
74%
of
31
1957,
31,
Oct.
on
share
The
has
different
1968.
1969,
1972,
for
its
of
redemption
1975
and
1977
at
100%.
payable
upon
presentation.
Payment will be
Co.; Si Broadway, New York 15. N. Y,,
company in Santiago, Chile.—V. 186, p. 2047.';
Cement
next,
Interest
at
made
the
'•This
corporation
covering
offered
Nov.
on
lull
$5,000,000
of
filed
(he
are
sinking
registration
fund
statement
debentures
due
De¬
with
1972,
the
term
declared
distribution,
13,
distribution
cash
a
both
In
1957.
payable
1956.
r
share
.
-
Bank
in
iho
New
order
permission
late
to
the
for
$1.50
and
increase
first
300
make
to
applied
a
in
to
New
cubic
the
York
l'eet
of
corresponding
York
New
City and
used
gas
increase
30
cents
month,
a
it
would
pro luce
in
S.
Commission
Westchester
County
customer
approximately
until
close
ol'
In
Crescent
In its
186,
to
go
into effect
Jan.
on
1,
1958.—V.
Federal
State
"After
The
Consolidated Foods Corp.—Unit Promotes
Bros.,
Inc.,
President of
act
Dec.
as
18,
this
at
in
succeeding
Henry
Kohorn,
A.
recently
continuing
to
of
of
Co.
the
for
agent
1957,
stockholders
advise
to
time to make
the
small
a
(&
agent
to
as
cash
distribu¬
1957
.V
$
taxes
inc.—
on
<J
145,852,743
__
tax.:™
1956
££?,
Earns,
on
V.T7—taxes
GG-591.00O
before Fed.
income
_
-y •
10,283,253
Net
earnings
Earns,
per
Home
named
other
4,677,000
4,975.116
4.374,890
$1.05
$0.08
515,206
of
but
gain
for'
of
*
for
the
in
caution
third
quarter of
quarter of 1956,
third
the
experienced
word
a
dividends.
earnings
than
the
in
is
first
order
and
second
with
respect
of. 1957.
Due primarily to higher costs, present
earnings for that quarter will not be as
abnormally good fourth quarter of 1956. How¬
that
net
the
that
net
better
or
stock
"Net
better
rate
quarter
of
I—..-..,
states:
year,
believe
as
—
earnings
than
those
for
for
full
the
the
of
year
1957
will
The
the
above
basis
Journal"
leading
1956.
year
and
"Holiday,"
publications."—V.
well
as
186,
selling
as
subscriptions
for
p.1 940.
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on
27, 1957, covering $500,000 of 7%
subordinated 10-year deben¬
tures, due Jan. 2, 1968 (with warrants attached). The company pro¬
poses
to offer the debentures lor sale at $100 per debenture. The
^
of foreign
earnings
11,439,000
$0.40
$1.07
includes
Newark
The
Mengel
Co.
consolidated
N.
Co.—Exchange Offer
J.,
i
°n Dec. 2 announced that
Firemen's
had
1
been
01
17
deposited
shares
of
for
Insurance
exchange
Continental
ior
for
Co.
on
under
in
the
lor
$100
per
efforts
best
a
York,
New
engaged
which
debenture
the
small
it
will
(plus
business
loan
basis
of
laws
by
receive
$25,000
making
of
McDonald,
proceeds
and
additional
an
%
this
be
used
to
com¬
with J an
^quip
two
Kans., "to increase
Wichita,
for
issue, -the
arrangement
will
in
one
Kansas
certain
s-ores
and
Colorado.
supermarkets
are
in
Colorado stores were
the
under
in
the
of
name
September
acquired
were
Dillon
each
in
Investment
from
Kansas
Starr
and
eight
acquired
this
June
Soopers,
King
Inc.
'The
Super,
Inc.
Of
in
September
develops
Co.,
the
The Kroger
from
Co.
properties
for
lease
to
25
and
Co.
1957,
cents
were
$565,307,
and
uc
CAPITALIZATION
:
,,
sales
cumu.
bank
Unsecured
V.
J.
was
respectively, for
/.?>»-»"
v-'i"-TO
EFFECT
' •"
Dillon
S.
fiscal
%.
.•
iiod of
12
Authorized
635.288 shs.
„
2.500 shs.
2,500 shs.
962 shs.
/2,242 shs.
•
(
$537,000
semi-annual in-
years-_u_-__™—a—
Non-interest
bearing
'
^Outstanding
--
l,000,000shs.
loans—
in
fiscal
preceding
y
PRESENT FINANCING
-
s'allments of $83,500 each over a pe■
Sons
&
-ended June
$663,313 compared
year
the
n>" a
par
payable
note
the
of
value)——
pfd. stock ($100 par value)
pfd. stock ($100, par value)
cumu.
5%
5.1%
($5
stock
6%
GIVING
i<.\'
-
ui
.
M-
-"'"'V
net
Soopers, Inc. for the
$51,754,259 and met income
: %,,-
:
share.
a
combined
King
$45,343,604
Common
has paid cash dividends on the common
1922.
Dividends are currently at Ihe quar¬
company
since
year
of
rate
Stores
*
-
;
•
in
payable
note
" r?*'v'
2,000.000
%
: "
.
'
•
-
monthly installment until Jan. 1, '68
?
:
-
666,109 '
'
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
'■•'■
;
company has agreed to sell, and .each of the
below has severally agreed to purchase "the num¬
named
shares of common stock set
ber of such
Writer
Peters,
First Securities Co. ol Han¬
Itid.
sen.
dsns,
Co«.l™_i._8,000
TJoettcher
Sullivan
Mid-Continent Securities-:
6.000
186,
4,000
CO.—-
Davidson-Vink-Sadlerr. Inc,_
Co.,
Inc.
—V.
&
Cole & Co._—_—_ 2.500
Beecrofl,
Inc.__,L_^ 6,000
Co.,
&
SmaH-Milbum
' 5,000
'uli—
C. Christopher & Col— 3.000
13.
8.000
Ranson
The
Inc.
Garrett-Bromfield
Co.,
&
?■
6,000
Inc.
»
Christen-
<fc
Shares
■
Frank N. Warren & "Co.,
Co.™——-16,000
&
forth below opposite Its name'
Shares
-V
"
Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc._21.500
Co.,
2.000
.
2,000
Inc.
2152.
p.
Privately—Herbert W.
Corp.—Notes Placed
Diversey
Kochs, Chairman, announced
into
entered
Dec. 3 that this company
on
agreement
an
the
lor
direct sale
ol
$1,200,000 of 5^2% promissory notes due 1970 to The
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States.
The transaction was negotiated by F. Eberstadt & Co.
The
its
Diversey
will
company
proceeds
the
use
loan to
the
of
repay
indebtedness and will use the balance for general cor¬
The company is a leading manufacturer of spe¬
cialized
chemicals
for
food, - metal,y institutional
and' agricultural
industries.—V. 177,; p.; 723,
v
.
; : :
"
• %
existing
porate
purposes.
_
Diversified
Oil
Mining Corp.—Partial Redemption
&
corporation has called for redemption on Fe . 25, next, $325,000
6% sinking fund debentures, due Mav l, 1961 at 104%
interest.
Payment Will be made at The First National City
Trust Co. of New Yorx, 120 Broadway, New York 15, N. Y.
The
its
of
five-year
accrued
The
-
funds
of the
sale
necessary
Oct.
on
$325,000.—V.
186,
28.
tl:fs
for
redemption
received
were
as
result
a
of the corporation's Kansas properties for
1957
1503.
p.
\
'
V
.
"
.
Pepper Co.—Earnings Fall Off—
Dr.
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
Net
1957
368,068
1956
$1,407,193
*715,305
$408,588
$691,888
,
taxes
income
for
'
taxes—from operations—$776,655
before
income
Provisions
the
selling
a
for
states,
and
will
reduce
will
company
which
may
also
seem
Dennison Manufacturing Co.—Earnings Show Decline
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
Sales
and
other
Earnings
before
Taxes
1957
income
_
4,076.000
;
1,756,000
2,095,000
$1,628,000
of
Number
to
income taxes
operations
$461,714
$691,888
414,631
■
—
outstanding
shares
466,221
671,000
C71.000
$0.69
—
$1.03
Third
quarter earnings in 1957 amounted to 36.5 cents
compared with 40.2 cents in the third quarter last year.
attributed
Officials
profits
of
ment
the
for
drop in
expansion
nine-month
share
per
to increased invest,
net
into
new
markets, and unfavorable
which prompted a slight decrease
7%
over last month one year ago.
weather conditions earlier in the year
in
September
sales.
—V.
sales
186, p. 728.
were
up
"
\
-
Dogs of the World, Inc., Owings Mill, Md.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
SEC
of
corporation
B
on*-
1,000
covering
class
No
$1,981,000
to
the
22
Nov.
filed
letter
a
shares of class A
stock, both to be
common
offered
*
notification
of
stock
common
at
and
with
4,000
<$50
par
involved. The proceeds are to be used
and sale of dogs.
underwriting is
incidental
w
charged
common
Earnings per share
The
$30,248,000
income
on
taxes
1
53,125
after
earnings
Depreciation
1956
$29,894,000
3,384,000
___
•"
_______
net
Total
well
as
these loans to an as yet undetermined
seek opportunities for additional ac¬
profitable, - according to the prospectus,
and
has. presently
organized
a
subsidiary in Virginia. Funds from
this
offering may be employed to commence operation of this com¬
pany
or
for the acquisition of other companies doing
business in
Virginia, or other states.—V. 186, p. 1260.
The
opers.
certain assei3 of bottling.:- *
com¬
individual
to
earnings after income taxes—from
gain from sale of
plants
expenses).
loans
various
Met
Net
Holman
of
factor
a
extent.
of
f
of
made
$12.50
is
quisitions
Continental
20 shares
Nov.
1
1957
of
other forms
from
.
every
fwl5' pursuant to the offer of exchange made
J?™ ftranrn! acco£In8ly declared the exchange effective' as of
m^uin^TrHf?"
r'
2A T1?e exchanBe agent will forthwith
til
certificates for Continental shares to former Firemen's
stocKnoiaers.
j
t
Inc.,
be
financing. It plans to use the proceeds of this offer¬
ing to finance the making of additional loans and to reduce shortterm debt. It now has outstanding
approximately $430,000 in loans-
on
Effective
to
borrowers
first
«Cha/rtma^- andstock of
Pr<rsident.
outstanding
the
of
Co.,
is
Dalton
$1.31
quarter of 1956, and 96.8%
earnings are stated exclusive of the profits
affiliates and subsidiaries.—V. 185, p. 2662..
nvi'r VJnc°r
over
80/p
<fc
13,994,000
,
Consolidated
Continental Insurance
offering
as
ownership in the
,v
■
15,207,000
$0.33
report
1
29,201.000
12,277,000
14
stores,
EARNINGS—The
•
.
mission
4,262,000
share.
65.2
of
thereafter.
4,591,000
V"
.
Nov.
$
23,716,000
tran¬
new
Stores.
terly
be
Dalton Finance, Inc., Mt. Rainier,
Md.—Registers Pro¬
posed Debenture Offering With SEC—
-
1957—9 Mos.—1956
3,557,000
•_
com.
8.853,000
3,824,000
acquired
was
in
of
operated
are
affiliate,
9.567,096
4,806,800
501,337
™
share
preferred
the
are
those
we
Aaron
70,535,000 192.485,000 208,963,000
7,381.000
—
Prov. for Fed. inc. taxes
with,
to
".'•'•V*
134,003,452
This
§
und
stock
>
Sept. 9, 1957, the company announced the purchase of Keystone
Service, Inc., one of the largest national field selling maga¬
zine subscription agencies, with 81 franchise offices throughout the
country.
For a number of years {Keystone has been a substantial
producer of subscription for "The Saturday Evening Post,*' "Ladies'
Container Corp. of America (&
Subs.)—Earns. Off
1957—3 Mos.—1956
complete
loan
a
payment
Dillon
Seven
DIVIDENDS—The
in
"On
July,
Period End. Sept. 30—
past,
tubes
"
proceeds from
under
Colo.,
stores
the
of
Colorado.
from,
Subs.)—Earnings Increased
taxes—___
$200,000
this
fourth
as
good
as
E. A. Aaron &
line
the
about
indications
high
Foods Co., another
subsidiary. Mr. O'Brien joined
1957.
Bros., Inc. is engaged in the
marketing of an extensive
lrozen food products in the
greater Chicago area.—V. 186, p. 2269.
Aaron
the
total
complete
food
Forty-two
in
'f
income
further
thus
Official-
lias been appointed President of E. A.
Ocoma
E.
\
Jr.,
subsidiary,
a
to
The
Denver,
and
retail
50
of
with
will
income
applicable
report
were
quarters
1844
pp.
share
a
Readers'
William P. O'Brien,
A:
the
recently ac¬
quired, and to reduce bank loans by about $1,000,000.
BUSINESS—The company,
incorporated in 1921, operates a chain
29,
Sept. 30—
for
1957
$4,800,000
186,
in
stores
had
this category, the number of customers billed for
only the
has been increasing steadily during the past ten
be allowed
cents
was 25
2048.
p.
Net
earnings
'•Earnings per common
the
aDplication to the Commission, the company has asked that the
rate
to
for
amount
1628.
1957,
actively
lor
ever,
and
30,
the company's
of
.
years.
new
In
vacuum
V-
Time-Master,
$1,064,000
company.
inventories,
year,
the
Business
directors felt it wisest
,
minimum
22.
dictate.
to
tor, the
1143.
186, p.
addition
receive
insurance
a
be Issued.
Non-transferable pur¬
mailed stockholders covering frac¬
stock distribution. The Chase Man¬
'•
added annual revenue to the company. *
:
About 30%
of the bills sent to 1,136,800 residential
non-heating gas
customers served by the
company in 1956 were for only the minimum
amount,
will
Bosworth.
addi¬
an
Control
Power
PROCEEDS—In
will
operating revenue—
Earnings before Fed. and State
month from $1.20 to
the monthly minimum
gas
ready
waited
user
is offering to employees and officers
pany
be
will
York
Curtis Publishing
per
in
charge for gas service from $1.20 to $1.50.
Although this new rate would only cost each
tional
P.
cents
fractional shares required.
amking the announcement, W. II. Garbade, President, stated that
Reserve
has
25
forms,
Reserve
company
the
Nov.
on
by this corporation for
instantaneous response
Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc. on Dec. 4 headed a group
offering publicly 100,000 shares of common stock (par
$5) at a price of $18 per share. Concurrently* the com¬
Dillon
%
.
.
scrip
or
forms
resulting from
9 Months Ended
Rate Increase—
The
machine
while
Inc.
Seeks
—
of
Dec.
the opinion
Gross
of New York, Inc.
the
on
announced
was
.
Baehe
to restore
working capital funds previously expended on the expansion
project at the company's new plant at Paulding. Ohio, where a program
is under way to double this
plant's capacity.—V. 186, p. 1845.
Co.
it
amplifier, developed
machine, provides
'
the
;
jvith
available
now
.
than 278.500 net acres of mineral interests;
and the purchase
additional working interests in the ITaynes Field, East Texas.
In
proceeds $4,000,000 will be used
to retire outstanding
notes in that amount.
The balance will be used principally
Edison
turns
necessary
of
concluded—V.
be
to
net
Consolidated
were
entered the field of petrochemicals with
its California synthetic graphite plant which is now in full
production.
Additional major acquisitions are presently
under review and it
is hoped they can be consummated in the near
future, Mr. Garbade
for
loan
working space.
will cost an esti¬
(J. S.) Dillon & Sons Stores Co., Inc.—Stock Offered—
An
Stock Dividend—
previous dividend declaration
order
shares
addition,
public
sale
through an underwriting group headed by
Pierce, Fenner & Eeane. The interest rate, public offer¬
ing price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
the
together with antici¬
the fourth quarter
according to Mr. Dar¬
xor
Improved,
mucn
delays,
dictating
sistor, is $389.50.—V.
more
Merrill Lynch,
Of
results
tion plus, stock in order to conserve cash to
carry out the company's
tong-rnnge expansion program.
According to Mr. Garbade, several major steps in this program
were
completed during 1957, such as the acquisition of a substantial
equity interest in Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd.; the acquisition of
the
oi
of
a
of
machine is
up.'
Price
and
In
Schroder
office
Corp.—Registers Proposed
29
the
and stockholders should notify the agent
on or before 3:30 p.m.
(EST) Jan, .30, 1958, with respect to fractional
shares.
If no notice is received,
the agent will sell the fractional
Interest in a share for the holder's account.
Brokers and nominees
benture Offering With SEC—
SEC
sale
or
hattan
2,
Jan.
coupons
at the
or
be
Dec.
record
fractional
tional
$544,600
due
ueoentures
Trust
Consolidated
2,
Jan.
on
serin
5%
20-year
costs,
the
Dec. 28,
oil
No
chase
406,941
luivo
called
series
1971,
$1.50
cash distribution, which is a return of capital, and
distribution are both exempt from. Federal income taxes.
stock
paid
compared
as
incoming orders,
of
4
stock
5%
a
The company's last
year.
Salitrera de Tarapaca y Antofagasta—Par¬
company
16
and
counsel,
the
from
this
feet
plot,
acre
amplifier,
which virtually eliminates costly work
amplifier repairs, and does away completely with
for
the user
eighth
Dec.
on
stockholders of
tial Redemption—
of
$2.97
$1.50
snare)——
2151..
p.
directors
servicing
Compania
$1.86
__—
(per
Crescent Corp.—Declares 5%
The number oi outstanding
during the
fiscal
year.
year
amounted to 27 cents per share, a
25 cents per share of the previous year.—
the
186,
lax
than
when
warm
Kansas
1883.
p.
784,910
Puerto
a
—
by more
as
of Oct.
pickup
recent
three
a
185, p. 2445.
(
year.
212,032 ' to
current
over
$11.11
was
date
same
from
the
Increase
185,
stock
raw material
ooerations should
baker.—V.
re-
liu
increased
$4,519,194,
to
share
per
increased'
have
1956,
the
$12.23. at
shares
assets
31,
value
asset
with
net
the
1957
of
Commonwealth Stock Fund, Inc., San Francisco, Calif.
Fund's
share—
common
lower
pated
22C9.
p.
—Assets 74% Higher Than Year Ago
The
$2,495,704
engaged
operations.
income
3,117,180
831,234
oulotanding
common
on
on
10,000 shares not being underwritten.
$1,666,711
per
Dividends
be
office dictating
an
transistorized
new
delays
1956
1,831,962
earnings
shares
provide 32,000 square
will
warm-up
Time-Master
pany
1957
$69,655,756 $74,021,448
3,498,673
5,612,884
before
Common
at
Federal
S.
Rican
of
is
company
and
EARNINGS
its
new
con¬
a
in the purchasing and refining of crude
wholesale, principally under long-term contracts,
of
the
refined petroleum
products derived therefrom.
As a Puerto
Rican
corj>orat'ion,
the company is not subject under existing law
oil
articles
outstanding
stock
common
OF
income taxes-™
Federal and State income taxes.-:-—,-.
Net
debentures
STATEMENT
Sept. 30—
1
obligations.
The
2 announced that the
Dec.
on
the
COMPARATIVE
junior
which
ox
public on or about Dec. 10
by The First {Boston
Corp.
in part, for the construction
through an underwriting group headed
proceeds from the sale will be used,
additional
company,
by
the
to
The
of
convertible
of
issued
be
offered
be
Darbaker, President,
between
merger
approved
the
time,
all-transistor
an,
The
this
company
and
Superior
Steel
Corp.
were
State Corporation Commission of Virginia and the
Department of State of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania on Nov. 30,
1957 and that,
therefore, the merger between those two corporations
was
legally consummated and effective on that date.
The' separate
cotporace existence of Superior steel Corp. terminated and the facilities
heretofore
operated
by
that
company
are
being operated as
the
Superior Steel Division of Copperweld Steel Co., the surviving corpo¬
ration of the merger.
Carl I. Collins, former President of Superior
Steel
Corp.,#is Vice-President of Copperweld Steel Co. In charge of
Use Superior Steel Division,
>
stockholders has been called for Dec. 20,
increase of the company's capital from $3,000,000
of
$4,000,000.
to
,,
to
Co., Louisville, Ky.—
Stock Dividend—
meeting
special
first
the
time-wasting
Insurance
Monday, December 9, 1957
.
Corp.—Transistor Dictating Machine—
Dictaphone
For
Copperweld Steel Co.—Merger Consummated—
Life
Commonwealth
will
which
.
Corp.
Cedar
1844.
p.
building,
half million dollars,—V.
mated
contractor and
and
He
of
Cedar Engineering will become the Cedar Engineering
structure
new
The
the merger.
In
the
of
Bank
The
ment figures.
Division
the American
and
tion
and
elected
was
National
Tax
the
and
Board
President
■
-
is
He
Baltimore
Fidelity
American Bar Association
Accountants.—V.
of
the
1954.
since
President
and
RR.
the
of
elected
was
Charles T. Crossfleld
directors.
of
Chairman
elected
was
Charles
Officer.
the board
member of
a
.
per
the
shares
sharer
for expenses
displaying
*
Meanwhile, Mr
shares
men s
rfJnt
Bank,
of
Net
Herd
to Dec.
9,
has
extended
the deadline for
tendering Fire¬
all Firemen's stock
deposited and accented
and
byYork, by Union Trust Co>
FIdellty the close of
New
business
,71ceD
on
U5Z-V
Control Data Corp.,
This
of Newark,
computer
l7tp*"mz'y<"V"'end PWble by
purchase
has
purchased
transaction
Cedar
involved
was
all
a
three
months
In
local airport.
of
company, also located
last
$2.53
first
the
registered
it is
last
the
of
1956
expected that
quarter
Board.—V.
of
186,
incoming
the
1957,
p.
months
of
quarter itself,
modest gains over
very
quarter
nine
third
reverse
according
1957
the
orders
two
in
spacb
in
its
this
and
St
5 000 sauare
forma¬
Six
the
of
in
declining
may be true to some degree
to John S. Keir, Chairman
a
524.
Detroit Harvester Co.—To Construct Research
an
company
a
will
housed
research
started
aggressive
will build
research
structure
now
of
part
an
center
provide
soon
completion
is
by
John
ultra-modern
opposite
for
separately in
laboratories.
of
program
executive
offices
Detroit,-as
E,
Roth
for
&
next
well
of
Sons
and
Net
Months
Northland
and
as
the
of
Spring.
Center.
new
Sept. 30—
before
profit plus
1957
cleplet.,
1956
$14,807,554
deprec.,
$14,471,308
838,716
814,726
etc.)
taxes
276,411
after
Cash
per
common
income
per
67.8c
19.0c
(after
1.151.0G5
71.8c
share
432,477
1,151,065
34.6c
dividends):
share
profit per share
—V. 186, p.
717,477
280,251
1738.
The
and
building
will
be
Birmingham, Mich., and
new
company.
taxes
Common shares outstanding
Dresser Industries,
facilities,
tes irg
(net
profit
Net
engineering
provide
of the
-
inc.
Profit
Net
Ended
sales
Cash
Center
diversification,
building for executive offices
Detroit's
Construction
scheduled
expansion
Donahue is President
Douglas Oil Co. of California (& Subs.)—Earnings—
below
months
same
were
P.
$3.15
4%
were
however,
Arthur
Earnings
As
the
The firm, according to E. J.
Manning its Presi¬
dent, is doing business at the rate of about
$2,000,000 a year
Cedar
Engineering has reported substantial profits each
year since
the
the
the
for
Within
Engineering
although It was stated that
the stock of the purchased
company
Engineering now occupies 33,000 square feet of
a Minneapolis suburb, and leases an
additional
1956.
but
share
common
orders
of
trend
disclosed
Louis Park,
fe°t at
Cedar
per
Incoming
those
in
development firm
price
Earned
1956.
Minneapolis, Minn.—Acquisition
?n Minneapolis01 S ^ precision manufacturing
No
on
or The Hanover
Dec.
9, 1957, will
earnings
.
Merger
Co.
Dec.
In
have
negotiations
been
Inc.—Merger Dropped—
between
terminated,
H.
this
N.
corporation
Mallon,
end
Chairman,
Gardner-Denver
announced on
5.
commenting
on
the break-off,
Mr.
Malloa
stated,
"Dresser's
very
(2473)
substantial
growth
the
over
has
years
been
due
in
large part to an
operating: pnilosophy that stresses
decentralized
management.
This
piuiosopny of placing major
responsibility and strong incentives at the
opeiaung company level is so
integral a part of Dresser's operations
tnat
it
would be detrimental
to
luture progress
if a major cnangc
were
maoe.
u
°^er hand, Gardner-Denver
-
ity
ana
aieas
operating
control
ol_ disagreement
ment-m-depth
and
appeared
that
top
in
Dresser's
sible
to
been
of
when
arose
on
affect
way
a
overall
completely
negotiations
es?er, companies
74
at
picture,
the
and
with
strong
Dresser's
not
and
friendly
growth
do
to
into
u>lc"Y including mining and construction, where oroducts of the
Dl.csser companies have a large potential.
frn,I oi'i,rf tOUsLy announced intention to increase the dividend rate"
«
_
1
00 is
event."—y. 186, p.
any
a step
1845.
that
Dresser
had
planned
to
take
case.
for
of
of
the
purchase
stock
common
debentures
of
be
will
stock
one
will
and
unit
annexed
entitle
&
Enfi' 8ept" 30~
w
Npf
in
sooner
ntL? 1
Otner
inc.
1957—3 Mos.—1956
VP
Uess
other
deductions!,
Provision
Net
to
taxes—-
Drl42,804
Dr386,109
430.354
482,680
1,573,391
;
unappropriretained earns.
."Adjusted- for 2fi,
stock
$2.59
$2.59
dividend
paid
in
4s .announced that
'm
WiU.be
$66,000,000
pany's
electric
generating
expected to be
2'/u
over
CAPITALIZATION
1957.—V.
20-yr.
*$2.43
186,
728.
p.
capability as of the end
kilowatts.—V. 186, p.
of
million
this
For
lx>ss
The
the
of
year's
year
Per
net
ended
$3,791,743.
on
income
Sept.
yeat
whs
earnings
were
compared with
p.. 191?. ■
1956,
seven
loss ;of
a
*11
The
of
machinery and Tclated
for
s
will
f.rt
ended
year
preceding
y;-:■
19
have
declared
cents, a
share
;i
payable D
24,
c.
1937,
cir\W,«
«i
a,
the close
of
rt
i..
A "
business Dec.
9,
1049.
.p.
P-
1957,
;
«
a
"V—.
in
or
snare'
snare
Tne
trustees
of
income
record
18
Dec.
have
cents
2.
invest men.,
declared
a; share
This
a
payable Doe.
.year-end
income- for
year-end
the
payment
year
to
56
the
ast
asset
from
three
cents
than .was paid from this
souice in
1956.
Also payable on Dec. 24
a. distribution
of realized
pro!its of 20 cents a share
payable
to shareholders of
record Doc."2. in shares of
the Fund at their asset
value at the elo.se of businvs
Doc. 9, 19u7, or in cash at
the election
of shareholders.—V,
186, p. 1049.
be
Energry Supply Schwaben, Inc.—To Redeem
Bond :—
corporation has called for "redemption on
Jan. 1, next, $19,700
The
its
5*,♦<*».
debt
adjustment
accrued-interest'
Bank
New
or
Payment
York,- 2
The
SEC
at
be
company
covering
($10
par
Nov.
on
28,500
be
due
Jan,
mv.de
Street,
New
1,
1973
York,
at
1009
plus
National, "City
Y.—V. 186, p. 19o3.
The
at
21
tiled
of
letter
a
class
B
N.
notification
stock
common
to
with
be
*
columbhim. plant
announced
This
plant
powders
was
and
powder
at
Muskogee. Okla.,
Dec.
on
by
produce
scries
of
a
tantalum
affiliate
while
operation,
columbium
metal
clectro-chemical
The
ores.
and
chemical
Fedders-Quigan Corp.—Reports Record
Earnings-
compared
Income,
amounted
fiscal
to
$7,607,271,
;;
•
income,
.
after
as
compared
-
equal
to
$1.94
outstanding',
on
Federal
share
per
Aug.
same
bas|s.—V. 136,
Nov.
31,
1956.,
1957,
totaled
the
on
1957,
p. 111.
for
.
shares
provision
the
,$3,617,271.
net earnings
1,628,659
after
per share
was
lor
for
of
as
the
against
year
were
stock
common
preferred
dividends,
previous year, calculated
on
the
basic
product lines and facilitate further movement into
the electrical
instrument field and other areas com
piemen taty to the company's
present
sales
and
manufacturing activities."
He noted
that
RollerSmith's
high power test
laboratory at, Northampton, Pa., will be
immediately useful in current Federal Pacific
engineering and develop¬
.
r
i
Roller-Smith,
to be managed as a wholly owned
subsidiary, conducts
production operations in Bethlehem. Pa. The firm markets
a
broad
line of precision electrical
instruments,
breakers,
balances,
transformers, and
instrument
relays,
air
Federal
Pacific,
equipment,
Dallas;
a
prime
operates
Long
Island
producer
plants
City,
Cleveland
N.
and
St.
$716,144 on'sales of $12,146,760
—V.
186,
pp.
2152
and
made in
was
for
of
electrical
Newark,
Santa
Louis.
the
control
N,
Clara
It
quarter
1961
Oct.
31,
per share
will
1
oil
and
rotary
distribu¬
J.;
Scranton,
and
San
Pa.;
Francisco.
reported
ended
earnings
of
Sept. 30, 1957.
stock,
above),
to
engage
consumer
in
'
V ;"
general
receivables, and
Sterling
.
it
Silver
Is
sells
Co.,
Ride.evood
imported
Holland
from
v
.
Co.,
Ger¬
Insurance
of
Co.
Corp.,
Newark, N. J.—Exchange
December 9.
above.—V.
186,
Washington,
Co.......
&
Y
.
&
9.00
•
C.—Registers
filed
registration
a
be
to
par,
offered
'Inc.
-
is to be made on a
Co., also of Washington,
<&
First
of
75
cents
Leaseback
per
"best
for
A
public
with
efforts"
which
it
the
at
basis
will
SEC
stock
common
sale
$5
'
f
snare.
Whltmore,
by
receive
selling
a
share.
organized 011 July 31, 1957, under laws of the
District
of
Columbia, the primary purpose being to purchase, own
and hold leaseback properties oi investment
quality. Net proceeds of
this financing will be used to purchase
properties of investment quality
and to defray
necessary operating costs, such purchases to be made
in
accordance
with
a
"purchasing policy" established by the com¬
It
Bruce
is
1,000
and
and
of
501
class
class
by
each
A
of
B
in, excels of
invgst
B
Whltmore,
20,000
shares
All
million
$2
in
70
issued
to
of
to
the
owns
class
&
Co
founders
in
5,000
5.000
class
A
13,000
and
to
a
consideration
to
the
corporation
covering
1968
and
$100
lor
Co.,
of
it was
announced
-
serve
officers
as
firm
of
of
Miller
Porter Co.—New
has
relocated
and
a
fire-proof
display area
its
the
and
company,
Chevalier
&
for
flowmeters,
secondary
covers
The
villi
to
are
be
and
to
Logger
as
five
bv
Philipson
lamp
&
Co.,
and
(Mich.)—Monroe Plant Expanded—
plant, which currently employs more than 1.700 per¬
nearly all requirements of Ford passenger car bumpers,
wheels, stabilizer bays, hubcaps, bumper
of
coil, springs
arms,
housings
for
Ford
Motor
The company producted
195,558
November for a year-to-dalq total
trucks
and
cars
output
of
Thunderbirds
Co.
passenger
and
cars
made
1,760.460
1,163
was
trucks.,-
;
•
7p
pasSengey y cars -anti trucks during
of 2.051,006 upits, compared with
the same month last year and an
for
vehicles
units.
in
Ford
1956.
November
tractors
production
totaled; 3,596.
The
breakdown follows:
Ford
3957—Month—1956
1957—11 Mos.—1956
145,355
157,867
,1,395,949
19.812
Passenger
Mercury
22,043
256,654
—
.
Edsel
2.483
tilic.olii
Ford
1,217,890
218,830
52,469
3,148
~3~913
34.300
24,760
23,840
312,534
279,355
195,558
207,663
2,051,906
1,760,460
.....
Trucks
Totals
—V.
•;
136,
p.
.
44485
2048.
Franklin Process
Sec
Indian
Head
Co.—Proposed Sale—Liquidation—'1
Mills,
Ipc. below.t—V. 155,
j>,
,1120.
Freeman Electric Construction Co., Inc. (N. Y.)—Files
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
.
The
SEC
corporation
covering
offered
at
counts
Nov.
011
100,000
S3
etc.
filed
27
shares
share.
per
payable,
of
letter
a
and
proceeds
for
working
of
stock
common
The
purposes,
The
are
notification
(par
be
to
capital
*
underwriter may
10
used
and
with
cents)
to
reduce
general
the
to
be
ac¬
corporate
-
office
in
5,700
square
feet.
Sales
remaining
to
square
warehouse
and
feet,
and
Nov.
Copies
of
the
Hatboro,
Pa.—V.
30—
catalog
are
commodity
fiscal
Net
on
136,
largest
years
fund had
Sent.
30,
record
net
assets
while
net
earnings
1957,
of
$293,041
for
amounted
to
dolli.r
gain in any year since" (he company was
Richard D. Donchian, Fund Manager, reported
ago,
a.-set value
Sept. 30, 1957,
at
the
paid
in
share
per
close of Sept.
30,
from
rose
81.5"*
gain ol
a
Septemoer,
$2.93
alter
on Sept. 30.
1956 to $5.17
including a 15 cents per-share
pointed out.- Total assets
Donchian
Mr.
1956 amounted to $189,144.—V.
186,
p.
1149.
Gardner-Denver Co.—Issues New Booklet—/*".
available
at
the
12-page booklet prepared by this company tells of some of the
dramatic projects in which Gardner-Denver has played a leading
new
many
the
role
world
Illustrated
over
in
during recent months.
the
booklet
are
'
applications of Gardner-Denver
equip¬
industries the company serves-—-mining, coristrucmass
production.
Gardner-Denver is a leading
supplier of compressors, air tools, rock drills, pumps, and other equip¬
work
in
ment
2363.
p.
mutual
ended
year
the
nine
dividend
A
1957—Month—1956
$1,411,037
p.
later.
Dec. 2.
on
controllers.
Fishman Co., Inc.—November Sales Up—
End.
be named
Futures, Inc.—Assets at New High—
formed
has
1
186,
at
repay $90,000 of notes
November Output Lower—
$136,387,
the
shop areas.
In
Porter
products,
the
new
building
testing and repairing ehlorinators, •
3,000
occupy
instruments
programming.
(M. II.)
—V.
1;
be
Monroe
well
as
This
Just issued a new catalog on their Series 1200
featuring
"building-block"
construction
and
flexible
company
Period
the
Jan.
(pat $1)
to
shares of'stock
underwritten
be used
.
-
with
due
stock
common
debenture
offering
The proceeds
A
.
.
debentures
produces
sons,
Offers New Data Logger Catalog—
Sales
\
T
multi-million-dollar expansion and alteration
program
was com¬
pleted late this year to install new bumper production
operations at the
Monroe. Mich., plant, it was announced on Nov. 25.
<
2,000
111., branch in a building
111., a Chicago suburb.
at
petroleum,
ton.
ment
for
these
the
and
industries.—-V.
186,
2369.
p.
^
1957—11 Mos.—1956
$1,379,115 $13,377,980 $12,928,647
Gardner-Denver
2152.
See
Corp.—Offering Oversubscribed
our
holders—This
common
for
an
SI) at
stock
corporation
of
record
is
on
Dresser
to holders of its
rights to subscribe
a
price of $10.50
per
Garlock
offering
Nov.
29
additional 80,000 shares of its common stock
share at the rate of one
Co.—Merger Dropped—
Industries,
Inc.
above.—-V.
186,
p.
23G9.
Packing; Co.—Issues New Bulletin-
Bulletin No. AD-104, just issued by this company, describes the firm's
'"Guardian"'spiral wound metal gaskets. The Bulletin details the out¬
features and design, factors of the metal
(par
standing
new
the types available for specific applications.—V.
■
■
,
J
')
.
.
on
.
corporate' purposes.
Ford Motor Co.
Mp.ywood,
building
square
feet being allotted
addition
to
storking Fischer <Ss
affords
facilities for
assembling,
company's
.
.
A
services,
Branch Factory—
Chicago,
In
use
one-story,
pinboard
y.
-
letter- -of -notif'cation
a
subordinated
class
$100
a
The
unit:
por
of
filed
6'Y
of
Shares
units
general
Nov.-?9
on
$250,000
12,500
in
Utiea. N. Y.
id
law
*'
4.00
See also V. 186, p. 2048.
offered
and
A
owns
shares
Mr.
Whltmore
Mr.
of
Bruce
B
U; A.
Washington.
and
shares
class
1.000
issued
were
both
Treasurer
shares, Mr.
Mr. Whltmore
the
2,700
Data,
4.50
Garrison,
Wtilbera,-.*■" * :
.-..".I—Jl-Ji—Y>^.50
.
.
The
SEC
of the 13,000 class A shares, 3,000 were
$5,500. An additional 2.500 class A shares
Charles H. Hillegeist and Harvey L. Jones as an
them
to
company
This
4.50
for
especially constructed for its
The
* mf
,
Fischer &
offices
•
Ford Home Leases, Inc.,
McDonougli, N. Y.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—-.
;
J
v :
such
are
company
B
and
of
Jr.,
and
the
outstanding
class
shares
shares.
founders
shares
This
,
prospectus.
Chairman
the
rendered;
the
were
E.
Board
class
A
services
sold
the
outstanding
and 499
the
for
of
to
principal shareholders of
Rajph
as
and
shares
to
and
listed
President;
able
be
according
Donn
as
to
.
*Co.,
was
expects
founders
:
u
•
&
011
(non¬
per
.
4.50
Cotf Ihcv^raL<.T._ i'4.00
'fe
Pierce,
'
2152.
*
-
shares
>
Evans
A
Courts
•—
•
Period End. Nov. 30
statement
for
,
'
.1
■
.
Afcvtll
7.50
„•
\
.
and
unsubscribed
Tne.- --..a-:-—-..—Yr
Fulton Reid & Co., Inc.—
Merrill, Ttirben
Co;,- Inc.
through Kidder, Peabody &
207.66;}
1738.
p.
D.
,,
•.
.
.7.50
pp; 2369
Dec. 5.
and
2368.
Co.
-
of
its
Co.,
and
'
Clement
;2-5.50
-
''x "
'
t*t
Co
186,
'
'
V '
'
25.50
a..'. '
&
other,
China
instalments
1, 1982, were made
,
March 31,
with approxi¬
compares
I
880.000 shs.
quarterly
Florida Telephone Corp. — Private Placement
Ar- ■"
rangements for the recent private placement of
$2,000,000
5 Vk% first mortgage bonds due Oct.
ended
year
This
Silver
•
J,000,000
—
<
activi¬
for
Outstanding
*$1,857,500
payable 'in
Y
Co..
v
the
its
&r
Goodbody
—V.
-
operations.
Arts Sterling
Sterling
FINANCING
1,000.000
to purchase the respective
percentages, ox
opposite their respective names below:
•
Kidder, Peabody & •
Paine,: Webber, Jackson
1
1
PRESENT
$2,000,000
The
Curtis
.
.
-
event
at
•>.
per
share
per
bank's
no
Bache
of
sold
$1.76
or
company
for the
$1.73
Florida Steel Corp.—Offers Common Shares to Stock¬
issue of Dec. 2 of the public
offering of $525,000 6^2% subordinated sinking fund de¬
bentures due Nov. 1, 1977 (with non-detachable
common
'1
TO
; v/;.
.
entitle
common
management to broaden out
the handling, of-linancing
joar
to
1,200,000 shs.
and
v
■
"
1738.
Fine Arts Acceptance
—Mention
at
Y.;
EFFECT
w
value.
par
•
i
Irwin,- Pa.;
Calif.;
and
switchboard
switches.
tion
hereby
1962-(see
offering
its
circuit
GIVING
'
States,
first
the
1957
$17,684,957
equal
has a credit agreement with a bank
whereby it may
before July 1, 1958,
$1,000,000 at an interest "rate lVatt •'
or
*
Co.—Acquisition—
•
30.
with
$1,411,438
bank_____r____"__'_-_
17,
.
are
company
mature
the
.This company will acquire all
outstanding common stock of the
Roller-Smith. Corp.,
Bethlehem, Pa., in exchange for 25.000 shares
of its own common
stock, according to an announcement
by T. M.
Cole, Executive Vice-President.
"The acquisition," Mr, Cole declared, "will
broaden Federal Pacific's
projects.
offered
of
.
the
stemware
cents
inducement
.
Federal Pacific Electric
$10
52,500 shares
1957, covering 500,000 shares of class
5
Bruce
$70,650,155,
taxes,
for
the
year
$6,857,434 for the previous
taxes,
The
at.
until
.
of
its
corporation
27,
voting!,
class A
income
•
include
Arts
p.
the
in
*t>Donalrl
Proposed Stock Offering With SEC—
class
ment
Fine
on
ll-month
The
,
earnings of $3,277,188 in
compared with $1.76
with
stock
common
warrants
of
share
per
Leaseback
properties,
income
year.;.
Net
net
Aug. 31,
with $65,006,728 for fiscal 1956.
before
provision
lor
Federal
Tne
total
a
to
for
Continental
Bruce
Dr.
fiscal year ended
1958.
$10
United
186,
First
pany.
sales for the
stock
however, are subject to the concapital stock.
The options for the
underwriters, in addition, cannot be ex-
Firemen's Insurance
President,
Driggs,
728.
Net
31,
The
Florida.
$1,385,809,
with
purposes;
company
company
borrow,
authorized
the
intention
crystal
many.—V.
The
Driggs announced, and the ingot
production is expected to get under
way shortly aiter Jan. 1.—V. 186.
p.
upon
common
of
snares
options now offered.
options,
in
products
of
the
lantaluin-
and
chemical,
beginning with
processes,
in
now
to
Issuable
by Fine.
Silver Co. are made
under contract by International Silver
Co., The fine china dinncrwarc
told by Fine Arts
Steiling Silver Co. is made for the company by an
commission
designed
ingots
arc
silver
of
compared
.
to
.years,
$500,000
The
H.
Frank
60,500
and
prices.
$6,500,000
3.
metallurgy
processes
Dr.
the
or
warrants
years until the gross sales of Fine Arts
various divisions and affiliates for
the fiscal
1957 totalled $5,199,438 at retail
mately
Sept.
compared
the
of
states.
in
are
ended
year
reinforcing
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters, for whom McDonald & Co.
and Kidder,
Pcabocly & Co. are acting as representatives, have
severally
815,600 shs.
stock
common
dozen
The
Fansteel Metallurgical
Corp.—New Plant in Operation
have
corporation's
852,509
-•
Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Canada and Cuba..:
Fine. Arti, Sterling Silver Co. has been
in the
business of selling
top quality table setting appointments for more than 12 years.
Or¬
ganized in 1945 as a Pennsylvania corporation, it has grown over the
company.
this
*
Y
-
of
the
underwriting.
The proceeds are to
for expenses incidental to tne
development of oil property.
Richard A. Steel is President of
the
in
the
throughout the
offered
without
started
shares
Offer Effective to Expire on
used
Operations
■'
•/>
April
•
ornamental
prime commercial rate from time to time in
effect,
more than 6Yr>
or
less than 5<».
Any loan so obtained
April 17, 1964 and be payable in 24 equal
quarterly instal¬
loan Is conditional
upon the prior sale by
the company
of common stock for a
consideration of not-less than $500,000.
The
company intends to take this loan upon completion
of the current
..offering,: The credit agreement carries a commitment fee of 14 of 1
'Jo
per annum from Aug. 15, 1957.
•
Y
• *
;
Note
'
to
stock—$1
ments.
of
See
of
The
purchase
the
products
which
steel,
construction
miscellaneous
First
Vegras, Nev.—Files With SEC—
shares
share),
per
will
Wall
Falcon OH Co., Las
bonds,
is
It
of
income
payable to bank
payable
r*Due
will
J45,780 slis.
.
,
,*
tNole
Common
set
7.600
.
sist
investment
or
-f.
-
note
but
523,000 "
i 8,000 shsV "•* "
offer
year.
CAPITALIZATION
above
'
-
Philadelphia. These receivables con¬
installment'sales contracts for the purchase of sterling silver, *
silv'erplated knd stainless steel flatware, silverplated hollov.are, fine <
ciiipaware and crystal stemware sold by Fine Arts Sterling Silver Co.
through
a
direct-to-the-home " retail
'gales
organization
operating
election
elect!
shareholders of
dividends' from
share,
a
:
.
Fine
Div.—
24. 1957, to
brings total
cents
before Oct!
over
and
southeastern
$19,558,712
stock
common
most
net
structural
concrete
The
other
fiscal
of
and
preceding
tThe
direct-telling, companies, until now the company's sole business lias
been purcnaslng and
collecting'011 xouslimer receivables purchased from
Arts Sterling Silver Co. ol'
,
at
$25)
Philadelphia 7, Pa.
^
,'Y
While the company's charter permits it
business
of purchasing-and
collecting on
while
the
sales
for
piping
agreed
offered
original price of
ties
-
dividend
more
of
:
and
plants,
year
$71,250 each.
•;
/
BUSINESS—The company was organized as a
Pennsylvania corpora¬
011 July 23,
1954 aiid began operations Sept.
1, 1954.
Its office
located at Philadelphia
Saving Fund Building, 12 South Twelfth
is
the
that the authorized capital stock will be increased.
1962.
to
in
of
the
increase
an
shares
ten
and
products.
Florida
net
fiscal
share
imineV".
K
•
purchase
the exercise of
31,
the. holders
an
addi ¬
of
so
tion!
payable
payal
eir
tiipir
at
Y*> 7fY V f
Eaton & Howard Stock Fund—Year-End
will
'
Y
*100,000 slis. "
to
St.,
.'5
cam
of
8,000
30,'
investment
shareholders of
cents
T\r.~ •'
shareholders.—V.- 186,
;
costs;
Sept.
from
to
val.
ipar
outstanding options
Oct.
ereised
■..
year-end-- -dividend
$525,000
*
^Options to purchase 15,600 shares of
expire
in
fabricates
materials
culverts,
steel
EARNINGS—For
1956
loans.
'Outstanding
.
-
of
company1
allied
metal
operates
reported
FINANCING
.
$10)
options
-•
Include
not
upon
dition
year.—Wc; 184,
j
shareholder? of record Deo- 2,-in shares-of the
Fund
value
oi
$19,-,
payment brings
total dividends from
the-year to 69 cents, a share, or three cents
than-was paid from this source in
1956.- Also, payable on DecrliA
be a-distribution
be- a distribution - of
realized profits of 41
fin
to
the
PRESENT
fund
1977..^v-
i,
is contemplated
SDoes
exercise
ol"
now
$500,000
sinking
on
-
in' the
record
Dec.
2.
This year-end
investment income, for
more
sales
not
bank
bearing debt:
value.
and
issuable
1957,
Howard Balanced
Fund—Year-End Dividend
trustees
income
30,
were
$21,403,598, with a
$1,550,000 to cover possible
of
and
-•
^
Sept.
sales
con
$3.83
-
Eaton &
$68,632.
provision
a
ended
year
TO
Options
is
purchase
cash
the
year.
and
distributed
from *.
to the general
^
pfd. st.c.
(par
a
fabricated
company
Authorized
.
1953.
'Caitadidtn subsidiaries,
30,
including
the
lor
disposal of surplus plants
share
1957,
reported
basis..including its
282,472,
low^s,
has
EFFECT
Warrants'
-
of
reduce
to
.
com-
the
to
excess
used
common .stock:
1958
'Duplan Corp.—Sales
Lower—Earnings Improve—
corporation
GIVING
will
applied
Any
""
Nov.
6'.»
stk.
Warrants
Y
The
due
N011-cunui 1.
Com.
be
when
Authorized
by the
be added
.
Debs,
*
will
contracts.
subord.
6Va','v
warrants
temporarily be
senior interest
Notes payable banks
"$2.43
new company Construction projected for
compared with $58,000.4)00 in 1957. The
as
sales
may
Current
$0.79
S0.79
with
and
company
;•
Duke Tower
Co.—Plans Large Expenditure—
•
installment
the
-
"..."
$0.71
.
joists,
light
for muti¬
exceptions
received
be
McDonald & Co.
this
of
r
proceeds to
debentures
tional
Dr352,535 r
1,479,087
$0.71
share
per
the
of
of
diatel.v required
Drl44,991
tor
ated
Bet
:
„
the sale
funds
to
tons
mesh
steel
of common stock for less than the current
per share exercise price.
The warrants will expire forthwith if detached from the debenture1
with which they were
initially issued
net
and
shares
(EST) Dec. 16, 1957.
proceeds
BUSINESS—The
bars,
The warrants provide for adjustment of the num¬
ber
of
shares
(disregarding fractional shares)
purchasable
for
the
same
aggregate purchase price upon occurrence of certain events, ineiu'.ung stock dividends, split-ups, reclassifications, and the issuance
PROCEEDS—The
1957—9 Mos.—1956
$36,454,144 $34,697,344
3,246,820
3,041,785
-
initially of
of principal
purchase shares
$500
to
expire.
lated debentures),
Supply Co.—Quarterly Earns. Off
$11,005,419 $11,457,589
Jc" '
927,452
1,020,405
*%
each
holder
(subject
Ducommun Metals
to. 30,000
consisting
to
the
unsubscribed
any
p.m.
offer, together with $1,000,000
from
a
credit
agreement
with a
bank, will be used to the extent
necessary to construct, near
Tampa, Fla., at a cost of about $1,250,000
an
electric steel furnace and
rolling mill with a capacity of 25,000
common
shell
purchase
expires at 3
stock at an original
price of $10 per share until Oct. 31,
thereafter at $12 per share until Oct.
31, 1967, thereafter at $14
'
p
share until Oct. 31, 1972, and thereafter at $16
per share until
the expiration of the warrants on Oct.
31, 1977 unless such warrants
the
diversify
details
1962,
not,
of
prospects
intention
shares
of
basis.
Gardner-Denver
each
Warrants
50
Further
are
to be redeemable at the option of the
company
for the purpose of the
sinking fund at pax:, with accrued
or
in
amount
pos¬
was
oversubscribed.
debentures
102!:>'r,
interest
management
it
quickly
was
PROCEEDS—Net
The
companies
mHna~ement,
ended,
merger
c°u«* ln aIly
Other
manage-
overall
the discussions.
Unfortunately,
these differences in cenceot of
have
leruimation
"
other
the
entered
reconcile
negotiations
at
of
thougnt otherwise. Apparently the
benefits to be derived from the merger
„
considerations
organization.
jointly by Kidder, Peabody & Co.
will
follow:
management
?£,otme,nt on !he func,amen;.al
I n? !i
Vv'caken and differences
share
for each ten
shares held, with the privilege of an
additional subscription. An
underwriting group headed
through Woodcock, Hess, Moyer & Co., Inc.; Boenning
& Co.;
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley & Co., Inc., and Paul &
Lynch,
objective
willingness to look
add strength
to
might
purchase warrants) at 95%, plus accrued interest
Nov.
1, 1957.
The offering, which was made
from
centralizing author¬
in
large headquarters
a
Dresser's
'e^
uaroner-Denver's
in
believes
stock
5
*
.
'j :
.
1
1
■
gaskets^ as well as
185,
p. 2557.
11
:
r
..."
t
1
_
,
"
.'
.
;
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
6
.
.
Monday, December 9, 1957
.
(2474)
Fund, Inc., both registered
Boston, Mast., have filed separate applica¬
tions with the SEC for exemption orders permitting the purchase of
debentures of Commonwealth Oil Refining Co., Inc.,
a Puerto Rican
oil
leiinery; and the Commission has given interested persons until
Pec, 9, 1957, to request a hearing thereon.
corporation
and
-investment companies of
Colonial
The
registration statement with the
of S20.000 of convertible
junior subordinated debentures. The First Boston Corp. is expected to
form and manage an underwriting group to offer the securities.
One
of its directors is also a director of each of the applicant companies,
Which affiliation
makes it unlayful under the Investment Company
Act for the two companies to purchase Commonwealth Oil debentures
unless
an
exemption order is issued by
the Commission.
In its
application, Gas Industries^ proposes the purchase of 1340.000 of the
dtoentures ana Colonial Fund, $170,000.—v.
180, p. 2269.
Commonwealth Oil previously filed
proposing
Commission
a
offering
public
the
Gate
Sold—Mention
Inc.—Omaha—Stock
Steel,
City
made in
offerings
issue of Dec. 2 of the public
our
through The First Trust Co. of Lincoln, Neb., and asso¬
ciates of 30,000 shares of 6V2% sinking fund series A
cumulative preferred stock at $20 per share and 80,000
shares of common stock at $5 per share. Both offerings
completed.
were
■■'■'"X'
'
ill
relating
.stock, the underwriters named below severally
the number of shares of preferred stock
with
set forth opposite their
respective names:
warrants,
Co.
(2)
from
(3i
Bosworth,
Sullivan &
Co.,
_
Inc.
Cliapin
Eugene
1,750
Co
Adams
2,250
&
inc.—_—
Co.,
of
shares
of
stock
common
opposite
forth
set
respective
their
names:
Shares
Shares
Tiie
Lincoln,
Chiles-Schutz
Co.
&
Adams
of
earnings
details
Provision
Net
earnings
V.
Eugene
186,
tlnterest
of
& Co.,
Dinsmore.
C,
income
1957
1956
$5,648,863
1,685,872
JM65.823
_____
$2,865,185
taxes.
corporation
paid
in
net
$3,483,040
569,904
$2,470,995
letter
Y..
N.
Howard,
available
Net
to
equity
taxes)
(before
Number
shrs.
of
♦Earned
per
Increase
in
of
in
stock
registered
$1.24
$0.07
The
V.
to
up
Tiie
$1.30
$1.13
j____
♦Earnings per share for above periods based on number of shares
outstanding, Sept. 30, 1957.
Includes 14c of non-rccurring profits for
nine months, 1957, and 32c for nine months, 1956.
tlncludes $306,691
mon-recurring profits for nine months, 1957, and $697,441 for nine
months,
184,
1956.—V.
1013.
p.
The
Chase
the
United
340,801
Of
produced
and
States
within
1958.
1,
be
used
passenger
OUTPUT
U.
S.
AND
CANADIAN
were
FACTORIES
-1957-
bo;h
New
of
issue
of
Trucks
and
in
9,
addition.il
requirements,
of
1957,
renew
Dec.
the
1957.—V.
186,
PROCEEDS—The
of
net
as
It
company's property,
if warranted.
CAPITALIZATION
$1—Canadian)
(par
Suite
607,
The
320
Bay
company's
known
Street,
vicinity of
The company
in
the issuer's
There
is
property.
no
producing
last
the
else
pay
of
the
rental
a
the
date,
the
on
the
claims
it
has
no
the
Cars
at
$3.25
of
claims
will
per
prescribed
and
rights with respect thereto.—V. 186,
p.
the
work
will
lose
The
44,783
The
N.
First National
Well
45,941
March-.
275,773
38,981
341,116
49,379
April
Muy_—
272,691
42,402
312,058
47,120
251,077
40,290
262,593
June
239,553
37,072
249,216
40,347
July.—
241,756
36,774
235,155
36,503
August
246,698
36,606
267,181
40,745
92,309
13,061
134,984
17,860
130,980
41,144
171,942
42,330
completed.—V. 186,
313,032
43,917
299,298
41,503
October
November.
—V.
186,
General
derwater Camera
A
new
for
use
Equipment Corp.—Announces
Development—
underwater
darn—was demonstrated
Bludworth
tem
Marine,
(consisting
of
television—examination
recently by
of
equipped
camera
the
Bludworth Marine
a
manufacturers
a
of
an
underwater
with
Un¬
Bludworth
Marine is a division of Kearfott Co., Inc.,
Precision Equipment Corp.—V. ,186, p. 2152,
a
revenue
sys¬
monitor
Net
Net
for
profit
net
Minority
End. Sept. 30—
Operating
Bet inc.
spec,
credit
Bet gain on sale of prop.
Net
40,289
98,713
76,428
$900,797
$1,347,115
$1,131,535
213,706
164,900
272,489
216,811
no.
common..;
$822,830
$735,897
$1,074,626
$914,724
of shs. outstdg.
863,948
784,242
851,201
778,716
$0.95
$0.94
* $1,26
$1.17
Earns, per avge. com. shr.
Net
income
and was the
net
also
in
records
set
rose
57v;
over
the like month last year
month in the company's history. Gross and
the three, nine and 12-month periods ended
Sept. 30.
net
preferred
1)05,779
Both
on
equal
for
the
month
amounted
requirements
to
20.6
outstanding.
shares
1956,
cents a share
income
dividend
common
September,
It
compares
after
the 796,237
preferred
common
dividend
shares
to
cents
then
$211,366, equal
share
a
with
the
on
$134,562
requirements
to
in
14.4
outstanding.
consolidated gross
and
after
preferred
dividends
equals 53.6
cents
a
share
on
an
of 900,446 com n. on shares outstanding. In the like 1956
quar¬
net income of $424,779 was equal after preferred
dividends, to 46
average
ter
cents
ing.
a
share
The
1S56
on
«ale of property
average of 795,230 common shares then outstand¬
income figure for the quarter included a
an
net
of $40,289.—V. 186,
profit
p.
1629,
on
all
the
of
has contracted to purchase all of the
liabilities of Franklin Process, Co., it is
Robison,
by James E.
'
Franklin Process Co.
of
,.
,
,
that
stated
Robison
$16,000,000 and net profit of $230,000.
Indian
Head
will
operate
business
the
operating personnel.
•
Under Rhode Island law a favorable vote of the holders oi
management
or
the
of
Franklin
of
division of Indian Head Mills with no change
a
.
at least
outstanding shares of the common stock of Franklin
Process
to approve the sale.
called
have
Co.
Accordingly, the directors
special meeting Of their stock- '
a
10, 1957 it is their intention, to call another
stockholders'
closed
meeting for the purpose of considering the liquidation of the company
and distribution of the $40 in cash pel share to stockholders prior to
4,850,472
Dec.
12,145,089
7,558,180
12,105;833
51.90
Oak
Ridge, Tenn.,
o.27
___
7,399,485
7,294,617
7,645,618
87,438
properties
profit
common
of
1.31
ness
Machines
Dec.
011
1S57.—V.
31,
1150.
186. p.
Business
International
Machines
Corp.
—
39,206
The first
share:—
delivered
properties
The
—
♦Based
51.83
______
3.917,961 shares outstanding on Sept.
on
$3.21
mediate
vacuum
shares
936
outstanding on Sept. 30, 1956.
operating revenue in the three months ended Sept. 30, 1957,
$42,775,010, compared with $42,691,255 for the. same period in
was
1956.
Net
profit
equal
dividends.
sale
for.-preferred
Included
property
months
of
to
after deductions for all charges and taxes-was $855,18c per common
share after providing
in the earnings for the period were profits from
$269,593), or 7c a share. Net profit for the three
ended Sept. 30,
1956, amounted to $1,274,353 or 33c a share,
of
which
3c
of
represented
CONVERSION
41*'*
15-year
these
stock
at
convertible
debentures
the
Sept. 30, 1957,
was $3,557,300.
have
Delivers
sales
the
of
properties.
EXPIRE—Conversion
option
price
of
principal
expire
of
exchanging
$22.25
before
amount
1-.
1958.
on
;
,
outstanding
the
York
past 18 months, the company has spent more
air-conditioning in such properties as The WaldorfHotel
Statler,
Cleveland
Hotel
Statler
and
The
Conrad
Hilton, Chicago. Costs of air-conditioning of The Conrad Hil¬
ton, Chicago, the world's largest hotel, approximate $3,000,000.
Current company activities include
expansion of the ballroom of The
Beverly Hilton, Beverly Hills, Calif., to stimulate the hotel's banquetbusiness
Plaza,
the
and
New
Habana
In
the
establishment of
York.
Hilton
October,
N
A
Traders
now
under
a
Traders
restaurant
restaurant in
also
construction
in
is
being
Havana,
groundbreaking and excavation began
on
Processing Division of International Busi¬
announced
machine
range
which
on
Dec. 2.
operates
Manufactured
tube.
at
without
IBM's 608, an inter¬
the use of a single
the
for
delivery to a customer:
Union Carbide has put the new computer to work in its machine
accounting department, where it will be used to prepare payroll and
accounting reports for all three of the company's Oak Ridge plants. The
new 608 replaces an earlier vacuum tube
machine, the IBM 607 calcu¬
lator.
The new unit has more than twice the computing speed and
over
twice the
More
Holders
them for common
expiration date.
issue
the Data
Corp.,
completely transistorized computer is
than
storage capacity of its predecessor.
transistors are used in the 608.—V.
3,000
186,
p.
2370.
the
the
this
of
privileges
Jan.
on
•
production model of IBM's all-transistor computer has been
the Nuclear .Company division of Union Carbide Corp. in
company's plant in Poughkeepsie,
Y., the machine is the first 608 to come off tjie IBM assembly line
International Metals Ltd., Jamaica, B. W. I.—Acquis.—
This
all
corporation,
shares
and
of
exclusive
Andrew
St.
PROJECTS—In
New
the
011
debentures
conversion
At
Astoria,
profits
PRIVILEGES
to
new
1957 and 3,701,-
30,
.
..
6,600,820
prop.
,
-
operates
Co.
Process
1,044,798
of
___.
r:et
than $8,000,000 for
and net in the September quarter topped all
previous quarters. Gross revenues at $3,069,115 were up 15^ over the
$2,659,179 in the third quarter of 1956. Net income at $556,743 rose
31','
per
Total
of
Consolidated
after
of
interest
sale
any
lor
-
Inc.—Proposed Acquisition—
6,753,250
sale
operations
952,
September
largest for
269,505
approval of the sale.
In a letter to stockholders of Franklin Process Co., mailed on Nov. 27,
Mr. Wolfe. President of Franklin, stated that after the transaction is
$
14,694,102
Gross
dividends
making
offer,
holders for Dec. 10, 1957 to act upon the matter, and have recommended
142,830,079
,
from
________
From
1;055,107
25,598
_
Balance for
Avge,
1,248,402
Corp. oi Canada, Ltd.. has
Shares upon conversion of
Computer—
$9,064,540
$1,036,536
Income
Preferred
in
1957—12 Mos.—1956
860,508
Power
common
$1.56
sale
Consolidated
$7,156,925 $10,196,375
1,010,938
taxes
income
profit
From
$7,920,0^5
revenue
bef.
company
Mr.
of
13,354,070
__
A
recent
exchange
outstanding.
a
now
Head Mills,
Franklin Process Co. as
subsidiary
Corp.—Reports Increased Profits
1957—9 Mos,—1956
L\._—
income
before
profit from
Total
♦Earnings
General Waterworks
Period
profit
under
shares
process Co. is necessary
146.569,469
—
operating
of
class
go))t, 30, 1957( it reported sales of
1950
S
Net
Provision
and control unit), ac the request of the Tennessee
Valley Authority,
put the device to work examining the apron immediately below Wheeler
Dam. Sheffield, Ala.
of General
1957
redemption on Jan. 15, 1958, all of ^
convertible, debentures, series A, due
textile yarn dyeing plants at Provi¬
dence, R. I.; Philadelphia. Pa.; Greenville, S. C.; Chattanooga, Tenn.i
UUd a spinning mill at Fingerville, S. C.
For the nine months ended
Subs.)—Earnings Lower—
____
a
camera,
iris,
(&
,
:.;i
■;
,v
for
subsidiary
a
Corp.,
Franklin
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
Gross
of
base
television
automatic
below.
1263.
p.
Hilton Hotels Corp.
Precision
Inc.
production for the past six months
102.75.
common
two-thirds
2369.
p.
A
stock
Western-Nebraska Oil Co.,
,
age
assets • and
jointly an¬
President of Indian Head, and Walter
F.
Wolfe, President of Franklin.
The purchase price is $5,831,080 in
casli, which is equivalent to $40 per share of the outstanding common
(II. J.) Ileinz Co.—Secondary Offering—A secondary
offering of 59,934 shares of common stock (par $25) was
made on Nov. 26 by Morgan
Stanley & Co. at $45 per
share, with a dealer's discount of $1 per share. It was
Sec
functions
involved in. an atomic
'
additional
19,621
assume
Havana Racing; Co., Inc.—New Name—■
318,763
4
Dec.
has called
outstanding
at
company,
nounced
39,270
September
1970
This
Street.
44,212
,
plant but could not be reported'to
because
of
military
security restrictions.;'
p." 1955,
Indian
Y.
270,285
re-
and
preferred shares; 4,300 class A shares upon conversion of series
5\'iVc debentures; and 15 shares in exchange for stock in Laureotide -
class
2
tax
gas
^
perform all necessary computing
corporation
1,
The
A
City Bank of New York,
City's
5,606
The corporation has called for redemption on Jan. 1,
next, through
operation of the sinking fund, $25,700 of its 4Vt',i
debt adjustment
bonds, due Jan. 1, 1)70 at 100','
plus accrued interest.
Payment will
at
income
.
/
until
Acceptance
York,
-
.
.
com¬
.-,ky."
remaining
issued
1050.
325,296
43,813
186,
Feb.
all its
January..
.
public
,
,
could
saicl,
The computer has been in actual
the Hughes El Segundo, Calif.,
its
non-payment
or
company
-
'the vital tactical decisions
on
the
Federal personal
all New York
It
navigation, search and attack In rn interceptor
"enabling the pilot to concentrate almost
flight,
Rubel
minute.
one
"figure"
hours.
effectively
can
with
6,500.000
could
or
*•
computations in
arithmetical
in
decisions
1 """
cabinej; of
the
•"
Imperial Investment Corp., Ltd/—To Redeem Debs.-^-
must either perform
approximately $5,000
amounting to $3,250.
In the
acre
laose
tactical
make
to
';T
•
basic
9,600
6,250
State's
in 5.25
Mr.
in
can'make
hours,
14
bills
—v.
of
cost
a
free
television-set.
render
York
Now
in
the
Trucks
221,371
all
battle
mine
company
at
non-performance of the
rental
it,
and
exclusively
in La Pause
1,000 acres.
exclusive right to
mentioned
work
said,
mission,"
The company's title to
the claims gives it the
explore them for minerals until June 4, 1958, without performing work
or
paying a fee.
In order to secure a development license from the
Province so as to keep the claims in
good standing for another year
from
he
second
one.
associated
at
unpatented mining claims located
Province of Quebec comprising about
the
model
turns
.
io
owns
tabic
electric
Province
nickel
pilot
/■:
■,
,•
,
21-inch
Yet,
.
bodies.
ore
the
the
leaving
-•
project
a
equipment, has infintely greater capabilities.
Digitair, he. rgvealed, is small enought to fit into
a
pute
office is located
touchdown,
to
".
not
with
1,400,005 shs.
the laws of
under
Its principal
Toronto, Ont., Canada.
J:
is in the exploratory stage and
property
commercial
the
organized
was
July 9, 1957.
on
.,
Computers'i:v production for aircraft up to this time are of rthe
type, -Mr. "Rubel explained, adding that the digital computer,
to now regarded as necessarily a monster filling enormous rooms
Outstanding
4,000,000 shs.
—
is
"Digitair
BUSINESS—Company
Canada,
Authorized
com-
up
GIVING. EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
'
stock
-
,
miniaturized-digital
airborne
an
analog
»-/-
,
has
now
to be launched next month or next ydar. It: is
"hardware" coining off :ho asstanbly line right now.
This is how John H. Rubel, director of Hughes Aircraft Company's
airborne
systems laboratories, described-Hughes' now digitair, which
he introduced at a meeting of writers and editors in New York City
011
Dee. 4 as the first airborne digital computer in actual production.
proceeds are to be used to pay for exploration
to pay for geological survey and for diamond
drilling
^
—
fiv an Air Force jet interceptor airplane, first defense
airborne H-bomb, through all phases of supersonic combat,
decisions.
speculation.
a
p.
can
take-ol'l
lrom
(Canada)
share
per
186,
United. States
against the
the, issue
from
the company had more than 18,700 share¬
318.
'
fiscal year
the
record.—V.
of
plitt*r that
any
2370.
p.
of
end
r
than
or
to split the shares three-for-one,
the annual meeting Dee. 13. If. the
split becomes effective, directors contemplate a quarterly cash dividend-w
ol' :,5 cents each on the increased number of shares.
/
Cr.„
The
expenditures and meet
the
maturities on Dec.
1,
company
issued during the
including
1,
all
>,
Production of First Airborne
Digita 1 Computer Revealed— '
,4!
construction
which
notes
to
later
event
to
•
the directors' voted
1957
9.
Hughes Aircraft Co.
to
company
no
r.li
27,370,'345
,
February
.
■
the
authorized
also
was
$1-Canadian) at 50 cents
New
Passenger
Cars
finance
to
$4,300,000
bo made
-1956-
Passenger
Bank,
months
States
28,285,959
_
subject to shareholder approval at
l
Harpen Mining Corp.—To Redeem Bonds—
by GM during November, 313,032
OF MOTOR VEHICLES
nine
29,427,24$
cajiit'al151,573.^15' 144,558,553 138,304,521^'
(net*
39,708.297
38,381,756 34,89.1,045
Oct.
On
promissory
notes.
Irving Trust Co. and
York City.
The notes will
noney' from
1955
172.844.512 .165,674,866...
debt '~J.fiLL'.
1-:
6.966,590
•, 6,966,590
6,96(1,590
and'stirplus_;_;__—_—— 195,762,052 186,617,127 177,174,764
Capital
short-term
unsecured
the
this
isLOoe.oec:
liabilities
Property
■
—
Stock Of¬
fered—H. J, Cooney & Co. of New York City on Nov. 26
offered publicly 600,000 shares of common stock (par
of
and 43,917 were trucks.
cars
In
authorized
has
'
1956
1957
Working
were
:
.
$6.70 ■£
-
S
proposed exchange.
the
cover
19,327,468
$7.30
:
-
CAPITAL
August 31—
Current
bonds
cents)
384,082?
18,482,997
2,886,148 " -2,886,148
"
$7.84
■
assets
:
;
.
21,079.312
2,868.848
shares
of
Current
At.
borrow
Gulf
corporate
of
1957,
1956, it was announced on Dec. 2.
the total vehicles produced
to
/
fund
50
(par
part of the notes maturing prior to Dec. 1, 1958.
The company's application stated that the proceeds
event
and
trucks in
compared with
356,949
passenger
ears
during November,
as
Canada
during November,
25
Commission
Power
Manhattan
mature
or
corporation
Sept.
on
stock
22,478,161
profit--J-.:—
v
2,488,673
479.662
19,353.133
:
La.,/ is
\
sinking
mortgage
common
542,800
/
•<-
40,683,220
2,859,317
21,017,090
_
_~
WORKING
1376.
$18,000,000
Dec.
assessment
*
,
General Motors Corp.—November Car Production Up
This
first
of
-
_______
Long-term
1957.
Orleans,
20.
New
/
6/
of
SEC
p.
company will
Township,
Total
the
186,
Federal
issue
in
(before taxes)
equivalent per common share
with
also
Dec.
Co.,
As
*;
shares
316,814
before
or
L~ ■*'
43,771,424
47,714,122
2,876,071
Earnings per share::.;
holders
$0.06
premiums—
in
on
Friedrichs
-
Number
the
extend
1.771,3972,077,517
2,089^959
taxes
As of
Gulf States Utilities Co.—To Issue Notes—
2,119,767
$1.06
share
unearned
common
equity
$135,162
2,205,818
outstanding
stock
with
agent,
Labouisse,
$2,754,900
and
of Ontario,
$169,260
common
of
1972
See
transmittal,
of
exchange
dealer-manager.
total
A
$2,745,181
$2,333,969
__
premiums
unearned
Net
certificates, accompanied by an
The New York Trust Co., New
their
38,605,?03
-
Income
.
of the company to
deposit
42,000.027
income
Into rest
the close of business on Dec. 20,
167,955
________
common
in
right
45,624,163
—
—.—_—
•
must
Well,
as
Common
Increase
offer
executed
$2,913,136
137,026
earnings-
the
$
341,273,232
•
stock of $1 par value
par value,
j.
;
stock.
1955
$
370.927,502
Depreciation 'ji
cents
50
Hampshire Nickel Mines Ltd.
394,190
dividends
the
other
$4,551,057
taxes
to
York,
will
5,000
-
of
profit
Total
time for ac¬
ceptance of the offer for an additional period or periods not exceeding
in the aggregate
15 days. Holders of the preferred stock desiring to
period Oct.
>
'
preferred
subject
5,000
Co._.—
&
2369.
p.
taxes—
after
Cole
Minority interest
Preferred
10,000
•_
Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings-
income
income
for
in
Sept. 30—
before
1957,
5,000
10,000
further
9 Months Ended
Inc
Co.,
Henderson
C.
Beecroft,
—
also
&
20,000
Co.
Podesta
General Contract
Net
T.
25,000
Neb.
Cruttenden,
See
Co.
Trust
First
stock
common
The offer of exchange will expire at
1,000
underwriters
of
shares
the
lor
1,000
3,750
_____
10
Other
/ :
,
1956
1957
•
stock
common
'
<
396,182,157
—-~
-
Operating
stock as thus increased
per
1,500
Dinsmore——
C.
underwriting agreement relating to the common stock, the
named below severally agreed to purchase the number
the
into
Cruttenden, Podesta &
<
Co.~-.____
A.
In
2,000
Beecroft, Cole
Sales
•
of
shares
'
*
§
«4t
To approve the execution of a mortgage on a part of the com- V
pany's real estate as security for the payment of the first mortgage
sinking fund 6'.
bonds of the company which are issued in exchange
due
Inc.
Co.,
3,750
3,710
_—
Co
&
Don
9.250
'
Lincoln, Neb.
Co.
Chiles-Schutz
of
share to 50 cents per share.
: '
To change each share of presently issued
$1
acting
&
Henderson
C.
number
authorized
1050.
p.
Year Ended Aug. 3J-
split.
1.000.000 shares to 4,000,000 shares.
To reduce the par value of the common
from
.
the
186,
Hiram Walker- Gooderham & Worts, Ltd.—Earns. Upr—
and
terms
.
Shares
T.
of
Boottcher
the
to
agreed to
attached
Shares
Trust
First
The
Increase
To
accept
agreement
underwriting
the
UNDERWRITERS—In
preferred
purchase
other
In November, Hilton Hotels, Inter¬
1959.
currently under construction. The Queen Elizabeth, Montreal Canada;
the Habana Hilton, Havana, Cuba and the Berlin Hilton, West Berlin,
Germany.—V.
conditions, the offer of exchange is subject
to the approval by stockholders of the following proposals at .a special
meeting to be held on Dec. 18, 1957:
'
* :*»
•
Among
-
was
Stock
American
the
stock
aforementioned
the
niter
by
received
been
has
to open 111 late
national, Inc. began operations and management of El Panama Hiltob.
Panama City, Panama.
Openings slated for 1958 include- three hotels
Exchange, that,
'subject to the terms and conditions specified in a Prospectus dated
Nov. 15, 1957, this corporation has offered to the holders of its $4.50
prior preferred stock, without par value, the privilege of exchanging
each share of saicl stock for llVa shares of common stock, par value
50 cents,
as
constituted after a proposed 10-for-l stock split or, in
the alternative, at the option of the stockholder, a first mortgage sink¬
ing fund 6'> bond, doe Oct. 1, 1972, in the principal amount of $100
plus lVa shares of common stock, par value 50 cents, as constituted
Notice
slated
Hilton,
Gulf States Land & Industries, Inc.—Exchange Olfer-
Inc.—Proposed Deb. Purchase—
Gas Industries Fund,
This
the
formed
Mavis
a
Bank
month
in Jamaica, has purchased
Co.' which had mining leases
ago
Mining
permits on approximately 7,000 acres In
few miles east of Kingston, Jamaica's capital
prospecting
Parish,
a
city.
The new company was formed by Arturo Peralta-Ramos, Presi¬
dent;
Desmond H.
Morris,
Executive
Vice-President;
and John A.
Wood, Vice-President, all of whom hold the same offices in companies
mining copper and mercury in Mexico.
It
In
is
understood
is
The Savoymade part of
Cuba.
siderable
the Pittsburgh
"All
Island.
this
investment
will
amount
to
$1,000,000.
statement,
Mr.
Peralta-Ranios and Mr. Morris said
indication of there being a body of iron ore of con¬
magnitude" in the concession they have acquired on the
joint
a
"there
every
Further tests on the property and to make arrangements for
surface mining and drilling will be made.
samples taken thus far indicate the deposit of iron ore is very
additional
'
Volume
high
186
grade,"
Number 5697
the
show
promising
been
done
to
statement
indications
determine
said.
of
The Commercial and Financial
...
"Other
areas
However,
copper.
whether
the
the-.concession
on
insufficient
work
Endings" have any
mercial .significance.
We currently are
undertaking an extensive
gram of diamond drilling to delineate the iron ore
body. At the
•titan®, prospecting will be carried on at the copper
showings,".
"It.
is
copper
This
same
The
made
this
and
Mr.
considerable
Morris
said
investment
in
their
with
the
statement.
that
belief
'/We
■
there
N.
potential in iron ore and most probably in copper.
Our preliminary
findings indicate that, we may be able to operate
profitably in iron"'
by surface mining alone lor many years before
going-'-underground for
the
ore."
•
,»-Me.. Peralta-Ramos
and
v~
'
Mr.
respectively,
of
Compania Miner aPurisima,
mining, enterprise, und Cia. Minera Peralta, S. A. deC. V., a
mine,
both
in
Mexico.
The
enterprisers iiowvin lull production,
been completed early this.i'ear. .Mr. Peralta-
plant installation having
Ramos also
is
President of
Paramco
Oil
Co..
New
Railway
oper.
Net
rev.
from
Inc.
avail,
Net
$1,245,826
revenues
$1,404,953
4
-
237,414^
126,562
109,031/,
_
733,434
earnings
V.
each
per
$100
be'made
City of
v:
principal
the
at
New
office
1,004,682
/
186,
Interstate
the
135,
plus
interest:.
accrued
the Bank
at
agency
2803.
p.
...
^
tinental
2,412,500
$2,005,426
$2,078,870
482,165
convertible
on
--
.,
31—
..
—V.
before
provision
for
Federal
net
taxes
sales and
finance
consumer
firm
in
the
fiscal
offices
tional long-term capital funds
!
ne'r.
income__;
1,458,000
for the expansion; program, the company
expects a further growth and a volume that will "assure
Ik'source pf substantial future earnings," J. Frank
Hudson, Board Chair¬
man,7 reported to shareholders.
-' •
/
-V
$1,479,000
v-Total
receivables
a
outstanding Oct. 31
were J $63)631,V48,
before, or a gala of lift.
*"■
$1.88
outstanding
Electric' Co,
below.—V,
,
185,
Dec.
on
increase the
<a)
14
will
authorized
stock.—V.
186,
consider
year
Hudson
said
frOui the sale
that negotiations
of preferred
under way
are
stock and notes.—V.
</\ Investors Stock Fund,
cents
the
•
reinvesting
chase
,
their
Shareholder
tors Stock
it-
sell to
a group of insurance
sion funds $25,000,000 51/*>%
The
proceeds
-finance
from
70.139 in
the number
Number of shares outstanding
ago.
this year compared with
15,48a,821
a
year
ago,
1956.
izing
in
the
level
of
stock
common
gain of approximately
a
the latter months of
the fiscal year were reflected in net asset value of shares of the
Fund,
which amounted to $11.63 this year compared with $13.23 the
previous
Including
year.
share
Oct.
on
the
31,
capital
1957
prices in
.Term
period
Increase
the
'$10,000,000
The
-Iowa
not
order
be
companies, banks and
promissory notes.
used
to
discharge
construction—V.
186,
bank
loans
standing
a
pen¬
amends
to
FPC
n
:
Issue,
from
said
its
permanent financing.
Iowa Power stated
order
in
this
to
185,
of
this
announced
was
company,
and
sell
the
of
issue
to
was
that
At
obtain
time
subsidiary
a
additional
an
Dec.
on
application that the
its present short-term
increased
bank
has
2,
issued
Middle
of
1,800,000
South
.common
(N. Y.)—Files With
Power
estimated its
1957 construction
exoenditures-'at
'—V. 186, p. 2050.
order
an
Utilities,
V
,
(Rudolph)
shares
Middle
to
to
income
third
South
be made
The First National
at
York,
N.
Y.—V.
186,
City Bank of New York, 2 Wall Street,
V. 182, pp. 2358 and 1699; V. 150,
Miami
earnings
quarter
1957.
$415,152
of
provision
No
initial
sales
on
company
is
required
for
Earnings
before
Provision for
,
sale
earnings
Nov.
on
share
per
on
date
$126,249
The
operations
will
be
the
months
included
months
of
Queen
tlie
of
'field
Products,
Inc.,
acquired
Oct.
on
$0.27"
.
second
quarter
and
year.—V.
December
186,
Jan.
ended
the
are
31,
1958.
31,
lowest
now
1957,
However,
sales
volume
the
its
of
research
Koeller Air Products, Inc., Ilasbrouck Heights, N. J.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
SEC
corporation
covering
offered
The
at
$2
per
proceeds
and
filed
of
letter
a
used
Pierre
notification
capital
capital.
with
real
and
estate
commercial
Chemical
Co.,
the
together with
be used for the
186, p. 1264.
(E. J.)
William
■suit
due
to
stores
new
President,
sales.
on
However,
Dec.
Sales
net
earnings
the
same
1956,
■?
fiscal
were
year
sales
before
-
the
Federal
ended
$1,187,527.
was
were
year
income
taxes
-
Sept.
Income
82,447,527.
$54,847,140,
In
28, 1957 were $71,073,688. and
befoi-e Federal income taxes for
the
preceding
earnings
was
were
the
preceding
outstanding on
year.
Sept. 28,
Both
year
ended
$1,558,876,
Sept.
and
29,
figures
1957.
are
adjusted
compared
to
to $1.33
1.168,085
1957
44 ft
rose
fh®
over
Jr.,
tho
shares
with $1,999,693,
outstanding
a
94
or
cents
earlier.—
year
9
filed
Well
for
with
the
interests
Number
oil
SEC
and/01*
to
to
any
2,
1957,
Well
finance
in
gas
Dec.
"Warpulu
on
the
in
One"
the
Monroe
drilling
Township,
the public
be offered to
oil recovered
therefrom,
recovered.
gas
third
to
subsidiary
a
011
McLean,
of
The
-
Port
been
enable
and
Orleans
New
of
basis,
it
the
from
to
that
York
aiso
New
announced
was
President.
Industries,
McLean
Trailerships
in
service
in effect between New
new
between
weekly
a
Trailershlps
will
month
sailings
week.
a
schedule
K.
new-type
this
fleet
Sea-Land
two
the
fourth
and
Corp.'s
its
Inc.,
placed
October,
in
York
Lousiana
will
port
begin
and
already
is
Dec.
on
Dec.
on
the
weekly
and
Newark)
(Port
17,
II
Mr.
said.
subsidiary,
McLean
similar
Trailerships
and
in
Waterman
Steamship
plans
Corp.,
tf»
in 1958 to its service between
ports.
Conventional C-2's presently
service.—V. 186, p. 1631.
Puerto
this
early
Rican
•
.
r
Illustrations, Inc., Bethesda, Md.—Files With
corporation
on
Nov.
filed
25
letter
a
covering 24,000 shares of common
per share,
without underwriting.
supplies
equipment,
working
and
notification
of
stock
The
$1)
(par
proceeds
to
are
with
be
the
offered
be
to
used
capital.
Meletio Co., Inc., St. Louis, Mo.—Advertising Agency
.
Appointment of Frank Block Associates, also of St. Louis, to liandla
sales promotion for Meletio Co., Inc., was announced
St.
Louis,
Mo.—New
advertising and
manufacturer of
by the
■recently
for meat,
"Gold«*n
Dipt"
ready-mixed
breadinga
poultry and seafood. The appointment of the advertising and
effective immediately, it was stated by John
public relations agency is
H. Meletio, President.
booklet
"First in War
.
.
.
FIRST IN
PEACE,"
also outlines the
Tartar Sause and Sea Food Cocktail Sauce. The Melctin
batter mix, meat loaf mix, and Kream Dipt meal, plua
"GoldenDipt" Tartar Sauce and Sea Food Cocktail Sauce. The Meletio
company sold its well-known seafood distribution business in July, 1955
and
concentrates upon
the rapidly
growing nationwide market for
"Golden Dipt" products.
breading,
or
under
Merrimack-Essex
Electric
Co.—To
Redeem
Bonds—
construction.
The
company
has called for redemption on Dec.
company
outstanding
Lav/renpe Electric
made
at the
Boston
V.
186,
p.
first
$2,750,000 2r;»ft
of
Co.
Safe
mortgage
102.55ft'-.
at
Deposit
16,
bonds,
series
Immediate
&
Trust
1957,
Co.,
all of tho
due
A,
payment
1979
will
to
Mass.—
Boston,
2051.
.
Thermit
Metal &
Corp.—Sells Welding Business—
This corporation on Dec. 2 announced the sale of its Thermit welding
business
Mandrel Industries, Inc., Houston, Tex.—Acquisition—
North
Labs,
a
division
this
of
has
corporation,
acquired
American
on
land
American
gravity meters are used throughout the world both
primarily for oil exploration," Mr. Mize said.
markets and services all types of geoT
and under water,
Electro-Tech- manufacturers,
physical
and
equipment
service
Recently,
Other
offices
an
throughout
in
office
divisions
of
and
the
Industrial
the
Lafayette,
was
world.
Mandrel
Instrument
and
La.,
established
Sorting Machine Co., Houston;
in
The firm maintains
Tulsa, Okla.
Paris,
Industries
sales
E.
Martin,
include
Greenleaf Manufacturing
Division, Houston.
the
assistance on
Tnermit
Electric
Manufacturing Co.,
President,
stated
Inc.,
that
of Jersey City,
this
action reflects
N. J.
in
part tho
company's over-all growth plans which call for concentration of activi¬
ties
and
expansion in the production and marketing of chemicals,
metals and arc welding electrodes and equipment.
Beginning Dec. 2, 1957, Reade Manufacturing Co., a well established
firm in the railway
supply and powdered metals fields, will supply
materials and
equipment for Thermit welding as well as technical
equipment
France.
Inc.
H.
to Reade
of
railroad
Thermit
welding
and
rail
is
for
welding
used
into
problems.
lor
repetitive
the
repair
welding
continuous
and
operations
lengths.—V.
186,
fabrication
such
p.
as
of
heavy
the joininj
2313.
Co., St. Louis,
Metro, Inc., Baltimore, Md.—Capital Stock Increased—
Mansfield
year,
$2
for
income
$3,138,876.
Earnings per share were $1.02 for the latest
for
in service
"North
reported that the company
for the year did not follow
of approximately $1,003,000 absorbed in opening
building up an administrative staff for the growing
in
a
Geophysical Co., D. D. Mize, Electro-Tech General
Manager, has announced. Both firms are headquartered in Houston, Tex.
expenses
and
for
2,
its proa's
organization.
Works,
distributing
now
1942.
booklet,
Electro-Technical
Korvette, Inc.—Reports Sales Record—
Willensky,
is
and
equipment,
-
shares
production of
the
of
to
Atlantic
The
at
division
range
has worked under contract to the Atomic Energy Com¬
mission and its predecessor, the Manhattan District, since our nuclear
the
registered record
Inc.,
-
"Golden Dipt"
corporation
since
The
cents) to: be
Westwood, N. J.
expenditures,
'
Securities and Exchange Commission—
(pay Jive
Rossini
for
working
of
stock
cdmmon
through
be
to
loans
25
shares
share,
are
of
repayment
Nov.
on
150,000
and
vehicle
Fund,
'
•t •
building
was started more than 15 years ago.
Now, as the world's first
leading producer of atomic fuel, Mallinckrodt, in its own privately
financed* plant, also processes enriched uranium for power, Research
and training reactors in this country and for friendly foreign countries
-under
President
Eisenhower's
"Atoms-For-Peace"
program.—V.
181,
.pp. 2243,'2120 and 1878.
-
.-?The
Stock
30,
compares
of
was
wells
James
the
Medical
of
from
program
2051.
p.
Sept.
participating
net
a
being used
arc
processing steps involved in turning crude uranium into usable fission¬
able fuel and includes photographs or drawings of a number of reactors
•
the
November
their
of
of
in
$0.86
This
"Walker
Tampa
by
have
two
North
of
1,198,490 shares
which describes the
critical and dramatical race for the world's first self-sustaining nuclear
reaction and traces briefly this company's activities in the atomic energy
137.000
$400,704
sh. on 466,690 com. shs. outstanding
of
Steamship
service
SEC
announced the sale
6
the
working capital already made available will
..further expansion of the Food Giant Markets Division.—V.
263,249
435,000
;—
4
Another
previously announced
The
Net
Earns, per
•
r,.
$294,033
of
the
third
Markets Division covering the
excess
$8,079,912
;
taxes..
satellites;
satellite
division
This
$9,245,577
taxes
Federal income
tho
contain,
Industries, Inc.—To Extend Trailership Serv.
added
of
and
attributes
Booklet—
______
ended
number
increase
and
be
McLean
-
1956
835,704
—
Growth
Ohio. ,The interests
participating interests in
of
to
Dec.
add
report
.Louis,-Mo., stating the closing of cash will take place on Dec. 3.
the sale of the commercial cooking equip¬
of the company in August, and more recently announced
the
signing of leases for eight new store locations in the greater
'Los Angeles area.
Profits and freed working capital as a result of the
.They
King-Seeley Corp.—Earnings Rise—
Sales
to
the
two
Florida
ports.
Twice-weekly Sea-Land
service
provided between New York and Houston, Texas.
The first sailing from New York to New Orleans will be
of
-
,
consolidated
1957.
statement
Pan-Atlantic,
1
taxes.
This is the first quarterly report issued ol' the
corporation and
includes only eight weeks operation
Markets Division. Consequently no figures for 1956
Mallinckrodt
1957
months
30,
addition
company
'.p. 3980-
Three Months Ended Oct. 31—
similar
baby
Instrumented 22Va-pound
1956.
p.
County,
l/250th
McLean
Markets, Inc.—Earnings, etc.
net
the merger, earnings equal 30.4c
common,stock outstanding.
ment
1955;
p.
as
for
Co.—Sales and Earnings Higher—
same
and
3/1000ihs
and
SEC—
/provision ofr,$52,157 for preferred stock dividends
"
•
vehicle
containing
fully
Investors
eexporatory
two
are
Giant
comparable.
The
Giant
reported
low the
merged
The
The corporation has called for redemption on Jan.
1, next, through
operation of the sinking fund, $21,500 of its 4'/aft' debt adjustment
bonds, due Jan. 1, 1963 at 100ft and accrued interest.
Payment will
New
the
$50,000
Ashtabula
earnings to the Food Giant
eight week period ended Sept. 29 following its merger into Magic Chef.
balance
of
the
third
quarter earnings
are
attributed to the
Magic; Chef Division and cover the entire third quarter period. After
.
'
test
third
program
calls
'The
Karstadt, Inc.* (Rudolph Karstadt'Aktien-
gesellschaft)*—To Redeem Bonds—
Sept.
registration
sailings
quarter
was
totaling.
$16,000,000.
a,
.-
Navy
2334.
of
author¬
Inc.,
in St.
\
»
Chef-Food
corporation
the Food
are
-
$8,635,000, which have been incurred under the May. 16 order, and to
.finance
additional- construction expenditures' -through 7March
1953;
Iowa
Magic
This
newly
.
.
limit
loans
first
and
second
Vanguard
the
tho
One"
-
of
temporary
■.
its
in
the
and
the
of
dummy
for
a
year
ago, thus setting a new record, Max Factor,
announced on
Nov.
21.
Earnings were up lift over
on
p.
covering
will
Federal
the
program, through short-term borrowings
institutions, pending receipt of proceeds from
retire
to
to
3-stage
McDonnell (Russell), Dorset, O.—Registers Oil Interests
corporation on Nov. 26 filed- a letter of notification with the
coveting 18,000 .shares of common stock (par $1)
to be offered
per
share,
without
underwriting.
The
proceeds
are
to
go
selling stockholders.
■
$9,050,852
$10,000,000.
satellite's
to
and
2371.
p.
on
:>
May 16, .1957, authorizing
shor^-term promissory notes
time,
earth
'
$10
I
from
company
promissory notes
month
186,
nine
Number
it
Luxerie, Inc.
to
is u"d
to
amount
first
,
construction
commercial banking
required
authorized
short-term
order
time
aggregate
the
purpose
an
financing for
from
has
its
on
the
as
share
V.
,The
$12,500,000.
exceed
company
limit
the
sales for
first
■
Commission
authorized
to
Power
to
Power
of
26
close
last year.
three quarters ended Sept. 30 last were $33,496,328.
compared with $23,265,759 for the corresponding months of 1956.
Net earnings after all charges amounted to $2,228,450,
equal to $1.05
a
share on the 2,115,500 shares of class A and common stock out¬
SEC
Short-
on
Promissory Notes—
Federal
The
the
with
schedule
Eisenhower
vehicles
1958.—V.
President,
at
'
"very
in
test
Pan-Atlantic
-
distribution, net asset. Value per
equivalent to $11.78i'4.~-V. 185, p. 1638.
.*/ Iowa Power & Light Co.—To Increase Limit
been
weighing
found
pounds
and
measuring
approxi¬
diameter; three additional launchings during tho
inches
for
The
gains
was
well
as
lor
4,250,000 shares.
Decline
companies
$6,500,000 cash.
Proceeds are to be used by the subsidiary to
pay
.part of the-cost of construction of new facilities and for the extension
and
improvement of
present
facilities.
Louisiana
Power
also
was
application, Gas Industries proposes the purchase of $340,600 of the
debentures and Colonial
Funjd, $170,000.—V. 186, p. 2269.
that
19,908,528
was
future
Max Factor &
Sales
A
Inves¬
of shareholders
to
are
.
plant
new
SEC,
'issue
to 94.656
three times
has
now
have
for
configuration
The
satellite
6
March,
like
Louisiana Power & Light Co.—Stock Sale Cleared—
The
value.
accounts increased
Fund
three years
had
launch
manu-
The company,
More
shares at net asset
new
Schriever, commander
told Congress last Feb.
Titan
This Boston investment company filed with the SEC an amendment
on Dec.
2, 1957, to its registration statement covering an additional
1,000,000 shares of its capital stock.—V. 186, p. 8.
modern
Lighting Co.—To Sell Notes Privately—
it was announced on Dec. 5, has been au¬
thorized by the New York P. S. Commission to issue and
,
representing realized securities profits was made
than 83ft
of the Fund's shareholders were
dividends and distributions of capital gains to pur¬
end.
other
most
Long Island
Inc.—Reports Record Assets—
share
per
^
-
the
and
and
Fore®
■
by
President
launching next
of
Net
year ended
year
for
finest
Air
comparable period
.
at
the
area,
A.
Division,
for
,
Massachusetts
'V
Dividends from investment income amounted to 42 ft cents per share
"for the year, compared with 39V.\ cents per share for the
preceding
year and were the highest ever paid by
the Fund.
A distribution of
SVi
Bernard
Missile
supporting
Boston, Mass.—Registers With SEC—
ol
one
j
world, ^
world,: producing
recordings
MGM.—V. 186; p.
1956.
•as
Oct. 31, 1957, Joseph m. Fitzsimmons, Chairof the Board, announced in the twelfth annual
report of the Fund.
*man
as
in ,* the
'
net assets ol' this mutual investment fund affiliate of Investors
Diversified Services, Inc. rose to a record year-end high'of $232,757,246
from $204,592,575,
an
increase of $28,164,671 or approximately 14ft
iiscal
baby
amending the charter so
and <b) create a new
1739.
produced in Bloomiield, N. J.,
arc
is'recognized
plant
General
prime\ contractor
the
sections.
in
the
MGM/Records
"v.
■
.factoring
Martin
Canaveral
Cape
tho
of
Baltimore.
of- all
in 1956 with construction of
4,400 acre tract of land near
a
is
launching of
recording and record manufacturing division of
Loew's Inc.," will in the future be operated as two
divisions, it was
announced on; Dec. 2 by Joseph R.
Vogel, President.
Total
.for the
Records,
Manager
Martin's
charge
mutually
early
milestones
72-foot
a
Loew's/Inc.—Separates MGM Into Two Units—
.".MOM
and
two
on
major
stage
mately
'
v-'*
to obtain'$3,750,000
186,'p; 2371. ~
Major
Ballistics
stock
common
p.
of
way
Division
Colo.
following:
2559.
p.
Denver
Force
scale
.
•
up'' froin
•
.
under
all
have
Ease
Force
second
got
Air
with
will
launching rocket.
Three successful launchings of test vehicles have»
already been completed, the latest of which on Oct. 23 was a full-
767,966
$1.93
___
$1,445,000
767,966
.
the
announced
stockholders
to
as
(Total
business
volume
was
$116,510 207, a gain of1- 29'ft; over the
.$90,438,247 of the previous year: The discfount division: through financ¬
ing of motor cars, accounted for 83ft- or $52,143,368 of 'thfe total volume.
$57,247,040
Air
General
status
He
testing of
latest
versions
of" the
USAF*
Missile, Mi. Bunker said.
project,
involving
a
contract in
the
amount
of
for
company's
Martin
''. 1 ' •' f'
'
"
Industries, Inc.—To Increase Common Stock, etc.
•
•voting preferred
The consolidated .net.income for the fiscal year was "$1,385,136,
equal
.to $2.06 a common share, compared with $1,263,170, or $1.84 a share,
a year before,.
-,
•:
•'
,
Patrick
and
equal
continued
schedule.",
,
i
the
the
have
divisions.
the
2312.
p.
Litton
The
•;
•
;
will
Titan
1.365,000
share__
common
Merrimack-Essex
5,
'W-'
i
confidently
.
in
Tactical
winter
addi- '
securing
Vice-President
as
which
Orlando
Denver,
2,810,000
Lawrence Electric Co.—Bonds to Be Redeemed—
_
ft. See
attained by
elided Oct. 31.
year
duties
and
programs,
ICBIvf
that
were
and- by
Bunker,
Martin's
.
1956
2,937,000
income
on
1740.
Missile was announced by this company on Nov. 18.
President,
said
that,
effective
immediately.
Corporate
VJce-President-manufacturing, will assume
M.
activities
Federal
;
of; Cbminon stock
186,
for
185, p. 2805.
Ballistic
division
the
1957
program.-—V.
1,
com»
Corp.—Stockholders Approve Merger—
Willey,
Matador
(<& Subs.)—Reports Higher Profits—
Oct.
treasury of the
Co.—Creates New Division—
including
stock.—
Securities
/With the opening of additional branch
T.
Denver,
$4.41
preferred
the
of
additional
443,143
$3.93
dividends
G.
new
;1
reimburse
to
George
4,491,370
2,337,000
'income___2!l
Estimated,
Shares
the
in
1956
$34,847,276 $32,948,198
taxes_______
to
a
new
division
under
one
of its
most
experienced
speed on-the-spot arrangements for launching both the
Vanguard Earth Satellite and the Air Force Titan Intercon¬
Navy
$53,826,447 $50,409,196
Earnings
;:?;New. i>eaks in volume of business, profits and assets
•
for
Ended
income
on
Provision
Co., Kansas City, Mo.—Earnings
Show Gain—Financing Planned—
this
1957..
used
American Can Co. above.—V.
186, p.
executives
| 4.342,426
v
Months
taxes
will '
Payment
Montreal
of
See
.
Up—Earnings Off—
1
be
area
Martin
share.
common
1955.
p.
■.•=Nine
on Jan. • 1,1958, $355,000 ofcollateral trust bonds, series b; at 101.19
amount,
of
York.—V.
Marathon
Additional suburban
J.
to
are
$358,000,000
Line Co.—Partial Redemption—
first mortgage,.,and
proceeds
pany for expenditures made for construction
of
Brooklyn,
the Grand Central
!
outstanding
Lane Bryant, Inc.
company has called for redemption
'/>-
a
in
N.
31—
discounts
prevision
Estimated
//The
store
•
lines
all
in
one
as
Sales,
I *nterProvincial Pipe
in
The
1955.
p.
after income
shares
"After
186, p. 1376.
its 3 *
Oc-t.
cash
♦Net earnings per
! 1,183,613
-1
in
shopping centers in Long Island,
well
as
.
Common
.335,326
department
Sessions Co.—Sales
Months Ended
Net
Mexicp.
_
suburban
.
$13,903,668 $13,876,009
1,786,'447
'2,232,432
92,522
41,225
oper.
chgs.
in
4-story
a
and New Brunswick,
City.—V. 186,
Lamson &
10
1957—10 Months—1956
22,221
ry.
fxd.
for
income
—V.
1957—Month—1956-',
has
Gross .earnings before income taxes
Income taxes"
!
International Rys. of Central America—October Earns.
Period End. Oct. 31—
also
75 departments
$5,000,000 investment.
a
construction
Net- salesjafter
:
•
store
Willensky,
Creation
<*•'
mercury
latter
under
are
of New York
copper,V
;
William
by
9-story building with
represents
Y., Springfield, Pa.;
'■-"'".•ift.. "S* -,i**
Morris
are
Rrpsident i and Executive ft"
.Vice-President,
a
corporation
stores
great
department
newest
announced
was
:
is
Y.,-'and. four, others
N.
have
is
its
opened
it
7
$2,000,000 51/4% sinking fund debentures, due Nov.
1987, it was announced on Dec. 5.
,•
•
6
Conn.,
\/
store
merchandise.' ; It
'The
.
Dec.
on;
Hartford,
President.
in
Peralta-Ramos
corporation
downtown
pro¬
understanding tnat a numoer ui tne; previous mining
Jamaica, principally in copper, were-undercapitalized and
handicapped in determining the real extent of .the veins," Mr.
thus
(2475)
Opens New Store—
has
com¬
our
interests
Chronicle
Telephone
vately—Arrangements
placement,
through
Co.
—
have
Kidder,
Debentures
been
made
Peabody
for
&
Placed
Pri¬
the private
Co.
Inc.,
of
Nov.
On
in
the
has
sirps
no
1,
capital
some
the
1957,
stock
immediate
leewav
in
stockholders
approved
a
proposed
increase
500,000 shares from 300,000.
The company
for Issuing
the additional shares, but dethe
event
of
expansion.—V.
185, p.
1517.
to
plans
•
8
(2476)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Middle South
1957—10 Mos.—1956
Electric
Consolidated
Com.
revs.__
142,721,034
income
net
16,504,529
7,593,106
shares
outstdg.aper com. share—
Earns,
—V.
186,
133,285,676
7.598,106
7,593,106
19,114,794
$2.52
$2.10
Dehydrating & Milling Co. below.—V. 176,
Nicol, Inc.—Earnings
Morningrstar,
Ended
Taxes
income.-a-v:
on
Net
'
—
will continue the
.......
—
13.990.913
13,235,739
343,892
462,080
.....
$377,811
$500,601
—...—$0.94
$1.25
profit.....—.—
per
During
the
.
share
third
quarter of 1957, Morningstar acquired the Haberland Manufacturing
Co.
and Federal
Adhesive,s Corp.
None of the
figures
of
these
companies
have
been
included
in
Morningstar's
third-quarter report. According to Mr. Muller, the products of these
.
companies, and their additions to total sales,
profits.—V. 186, pp. 2dol and 1849.
will
result
improved
in
future
Midwestern Instruments,
been
the
new
elected
Vice-President
a
pare
to
reverse
undisclosed
stock
of
Nuys
will
and
head
holders.
the
Mr.
that
and
will
the
move
the
of
for
company
by Data Storage Devices, but
moving all of the equipment and key personnel and their families
Prior
Data
the
to
Magnecord
and
-
r
Storage
acquisition,
Devices
professional
airborne
Midwestern
magnetic
was
large
a
recording heads,
recorders
tape
and
customer
of
using them
their
in
the
fiscal
sales
Net
744,198
Missouri
Utilities
pany's
nated
Nov.
station
185,
2101.
p.
Stock
—
that
in
Subscriptions
connection
It
—
with
the
Nov. 25.
The final results
distributed
without the
are as
of
need
follows:
Of the
selling group
a
or
It
is
pointed out
scription
pointed
in
were
out
the
through
-
the
of
the
issue
in
was
year and
—V. 183,
the
sale
of
addition
the
being
from
bond
stock,
common
to
callable
from
callable
June
2,
will
at
plus
effect
&t
en
used
be
to
for
100
1962,
a
also
taken
additional
finance
it
National
Tins
the
Dec.
on
in
by
The
Will
in
transaction,
involve
the
National
the
Eastern
directors
Distillers
of
which
tional
Petro
E.
for
desirable
The
Machinery
suspension
should
be
request
upon
Equitable
Mr.
the
from
Petro
per
common
vacated
made
or
stock
at
$1
share
per
and
preferred stock at $11 per share,
Commission
believe
that
Panhandle's
plant
in
Lauderdale,
whether
the
that
a(2»
asserts
in
or
its
1,000
shares
6"
of
cumulative
aggregate of $252,420.
order that it has
an
suspension
Monarch
the
actually had
Statement
of
Profit
an
operating
and
Loss
for
deficit as
the period
affected
as
earnings
result
a
7
Dec,
Arthur
F.
Burns,
Two New
—
the
it
President of
the
National
was
Economic
President
186,
from
Bureau
Colt
has
also
had
been
as
1953
of
to
previously
Bureau
of
Vice-President,
of
"■ '
'
and
Of
and
has
Research
Mutual
a
Bankers
President
trustee
Trust
and
Co.
President
1956
miscellaneous
income
to
system
from
since
Chairman
to
1931
1930
the
of
income
Earnings
for
the
year
figure
represents
and
Sept.
of
of
approximately
$13,688,333.
4"
(&
in
sales
Federal
to
also
operating
affected
income
$2,282,887
however,
was
Myers'
taxes
lor
the
for
earnings
fiscal
previous
1957
year.
for
fiscal
were
The
modified
somewhat
by
a
and
and
New-
the
balance
u,
report
ratio
worth' of
per
S3
equipment
firm's
$1,629, <96,
value,
income, taxes for the fiscal
ng^net ^rn'ngS, of $928-™5. This
share. Dividends of
share
of
$1.64
?0,
of
share
share
30,
as
1957.
in
in
total
was
amounted
year
1957'
aK
assets
of
$7,922,423
comPa«'ed
approximately
4.9
to
to
to earn¬
paid to share¬
for
of
as
current
property,
the
3,
has applied to the SE("
its bank borrowings during the remainder
ol'
S9,500,000
to
maximum
a
Dec.
on
Service Inc.—Stock Offered—The
Dec.
6
offered
26,
1957,
to its minority common
1957, the right to subscribe
for 5,965 additional shares
stock (no par) at $25 per share on the basis
share for each eight shares held. The Hiber-
(La.) is subscription
The offering is not underwritten. Middle South
price
current
The
levels,
the
sale
amount
of
to
be
to
cash
aggregate
the
of
approximately
$3,499,000
and
Baronne
laws
the
by
$10,989,000,
company
/
program.
BUSINESS—The
the
received
be
to
from
of common stock now offered, estimated
to
approximately $3,946,275, less expenses estimated
be
applied toward the cost of the company's
of
will
$16,500,
317
proceeds
shares
total
a
construction
of
the
whose principal executive office is located
company,
St.,
New
State
of
Orleans,
La.,
Louisiana
is
corporation
a
Jan.
on
1926.
1,
formed
under
The company .has
subsidiaries.
no
The
/
is a public utility operating
of Middle South Utilities,
company
in
New
of
under said Act.
The
Inc.,
registered
a
"■
supplies electric power and light, natural gas, and
within the city and operates three transit lines for
short distances into adjacent parishes
(counties).
Electric and gas
services are supplied to residential, commercial, industrial, and gov¬
company
services
and
ernment
municipal customers,
v
.
The
company
owns
and operates three
steam-electric
stations.
Natural gas for use as power plant fuel, as well
1956
$4,747,572
734,546
generating
gas
as
to
a
book
for
from United Gas
under
Pipe Line Co.
a
long-term
extending to 1975.
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
Authorized
First
mortgage bonds
3Ya'c series due 1674
$1.60
Outstanding
—£—
1957
10.000,000
—
series clue 1983
4%^
series due
shares
$
$
119,016,749
3.760,000
9,990,000
11,988,375
9.915,113
11,881,580
3,831,927
3,831,927
3,753,228
—*$0.93
share
$2.50
$3.08
while
in
76 cents per share last year when
cents
per
with $2,946,896
or
outstanding. tThis compares with $37,622,053
period last year.—V. 186, p. 1265.
same
—V.
186,
filed
corporation
directors
sale
at
Which
it
is
to
1957.
It
receive
Mortgage
is
engaged
selling
a
and
commission
organized
was
plans
to
under
Mortgage Real Estate Notes,
for
this
will
be
general
of
$15
the
real
estate
estate.
loans,
and
the
the
to
invested
First
in
$206,000 in Second Mortgage Real Estate
for real estate development, and the
reserved
corporate
and
other
including
purposes,
This
York
by
27.500
cash
a
com¬
Dec. 3 announced that the company's
and the board decided that, in the best
President,
on
increasing,
capital
working
its
company,
should
enlarged.—
be
■
corporation,
expenses
S.
P.
outstanding
shares
common
of.
the
company
are
J.
A.
Harp, President (8,250 shares); Jack D. Haro, Vice(13,250 shares.i;
and Tony
E.
Duty, Secretary-Treasurer
(6,000 shares).
President
additional
an
the
new
operating
electric
total electric operating
its
scheduled will produce about $4,revenues annually, or about 6"
revenues.
$2,250,000, more than half of the Increase, will be
Federal, state and local governments for Federal in¬
taxes, leaving less than $2,000,000 of the ad¬
ditional revenues to be retained by the company to offset its higher
costs of doing business, accoiding to Joseph M. Bell, Jr., President.
Commenting on the proposed increase, Mr. Bell said in part:
Approximately
required
to
and
come
pay
revenue
gross
proposed moderate increase in
if
sary
we
to
are
to
continue
the price of electricity is neces¬
sufficient earnings to attract new
have
investors, to pay for the facilities required to meet the
growing needs of our customers.
Without adequate rate relief mainte¬
nance 'of
our high
standards of electric service would be endangered
from
money
inability
by
National Petro-Cliemicals Corp.—To Become
WhollySubsidiary of National Distillers & Chemical
Corp. See latter company above.—V. 185, p. 842.
for
estimates
company
225,000
of
filed new rate schedules with the New
increase in its electric rates to its
1, 1958.
2
Dec.
on
providing
C.
commercial and industrial customers, effective Feb.
residential,
"The
held
the
quarters
the
No fractional
on Sept.
18,
dividend of 20
made
47.
p.
The
May 27,
brokerage,
on
According
be
to
are
law
purchase,
offering.
of
the
preceding
was
crease—Continues Expansion Program—
share.
per
Delaware
in
engage
and holding of first and second mortgage
purchase,
development
and
sale
of
real
prospectus, some $800,000 of the proceeds
balance
been
of
two
stock dividend on
of record Dec. 4.
New York State Electric & Gas Corp.—Seeks Rate In¬
The offering is to be made on a "best efforts"
Proctor Elder Securities Co., Ltd., of Fort Worth. Texas, fur
National
2"
a
distribution
paid.
was
Cantor,
has
185,
the
of
share
similar
A
a
$100 per share.
by
V.
issued.
be
each
Maurice
business
19 declared
Nov.
on
payable Dec, £0 to holders
will
shares
.
registration statement with the SEC on
27, 1957, covering 10,000 shares of class A preferred stock and
5,000 shares of class B preferred, stock, each to be offered for public
basis
2372.
p.
stock,
mon
were
Proposed Financing With SEC—
This
r
New York Auction .Co., Inc.—Declares Stock Dividend
interests
ters
77,798 shs.
60.000 shs.
1,420,662 shs.
77,798 shs,
60,000 shs.
2,000,000 shs,
23,869,955
outstanding
common
——6,000,000
Common
19,905,113
income
per
8,000,000
1987——
preferred stock ($100 par value)
preferred stock ($100 par value)
stock (no par value)———_
4.36"
1956
-
$32,391,000
series due 1984——6,000,000
4%%
9 Mos. Ended Sept. 30
,
————$250,000,000
Z\%%. series due 1978
National Mortgage Discount Corp., Waco, Tex.—Regis¬
of
new
capital
construction program
to raise
needed to finance
over
the near future.
large
the
our
amounts
which
will
be
"The
company's electric construction program has amounted to over
$220,000,000 in the last 10 years," he said.
"In the last five years
alone, we spent about $130,000,000 for new and improved electric
facilities.
Uniform
Practice
Committee
Dealers, Inc., District No.
"when
separable"
contrasts
Inc.—Delivery Ruling—
the
of
13,
in
National
Dee.
on
the
4
Association
of
stock
common
purchase
noted that
shall be settled oh Dec. 18.
1957.
It should be
the
separate
definitive warrant certificates in
registered form will
only be issued upon surrender of the temporary notes in
exchange for
definitive
16
notes.
Wall
This
Street,
exchange
New
York,
be
may
N.
made
Y.—V.
186,
the
at
p.
Bankers
Gas Pipeline
Co.
of
bonds is
of
Bonds
order
of
to
the
gas
have
The
further
writing
the
to
Co.,
a
market
said
of
U.
a
buy
and
the
headed
postponement
possible effect on
of
approve
specific
Appeals
higher
consent
was
the
that
the
rates
the
of
made
in
company
Federal
filed
by
used
purchasers
by the
spokesman.
company
In
its
issue,
p.
due
by
1977,
to
reduce bank
registration
the
which
issues
of
will
from
high
approximate
prevail.
now
grade
investors
sold
company
electric
service
1951."—V.
in
186,
utility
p.
at
For example,
mortgage
higher
2313.
Power Corp.—New Unit—
generator
in
New York
it was
State
announced
Following extensive tests,
at
the
a
rated
company's
Huntley
<5n
has
been
Dec. 4
placed
by
Earle
the new* unit is now
steam-electric station
...
but
new
is
unit
has
sufficient
actually
generators
million
its
and
and
is
to
power
will
used
for
the
first
additional
The
expansion
meet
growth.
a
he
pooled
many
of
of
over
four
thath
such
average
homes,
other System
approximately $30
generators the company
is
with
purposes.
of 200.000 kilowatts.
700,000
It
from
cost
York.
generators
are
part
of
a
three-year
$300,000,000
that is adding facilities throughout the Niagara
This expansion, Mr. Machold said, is undeertoken to
program
System.
growing
power
needs
of
the
company's -customers
and
all
communities
served
with
plenty
of
power
for
future
Other large projects include a new hvdro-electric plant and
large switching station
lines
needs
the
provide
St.
generating capacity
the
meet
installing in Western New
said
publicly through an under¬
Dillon. Read & Co. and Halsey,
2372.
be
must
Buffalo.
The
state¬
company
our
Mohawk
largest
Mohawk
Exchange Commission,
1957-58
secured
for
program
which
higher today than it was two years ago. and 80"
bonds
full-time
This
a
gas.
jointly
186,
the
Court
to
the
the
been
company
Inc.—V.
the
S.
power
have
Securities
syndicate
&
to
would
to
of
no
without
company
according
with
Stuart
has
contracted
intended
study
decision
proceeds
loans,
ment
21
Commission
natural
who
await
Nov.
Power
President,
of
current
on
Machold, President.
near
3
Garver,
part
operation by this corporal on,
J.
in
This company, a subsidiary of
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co., on Dec.
said if has postponed a
proposed sale of a $40,000,000 first mortgage
bond issue originally scheduled for Dec.
10.
50"
on
The
America—Sale
cost
Niagara
Trust
Postponed—-
P.
interest
"than
2313.
construction
large
a
substantially higher money costs
the
in
Natural
electric
"Our
$55,000,000,
the
announced:
warrants
it
amounting
.
Orleans,
La., and
public
utility holding company under the Public Utility Holding Company Act
of 1935.
The operating subsidiaries of Middle South Utilities, Inc., are
New Orleans Public Service Inc., Louisiana
Power & Light Co., Mis¬
sissippi Power & Light Co., and Arkansas Power & Light Co., which
operate in portions of Louisiana, Mississippi, and Arkansas and whose
electric
properties
constitute
an
integrated
public
utility
system
subsidiary
a
107,514,671
(estimated-
"This compares
close
liabilities
1.
company is $10,185,571,
$50.95.—V. 136, p. 841.
to
amounts
retained
were
period
respectively.
The
Net
the
$1 962 735
reduction
were
corresponding
1850.
a
CAPITALIZATION
can
reduction
expansion.
shows .current
the
of
per
per
the
for
p.
nia National Bank in New Orleans
*3,694,686
income
George
per
Increase
inaximum
a
new
7,454,686
taxes
Securities
Federal
c
ings of $4.64
186,
announced on Dec.
was
to
before
or
t37,623,350
before
on
Common
expense,
The
on
Subs.)—Quarterly Earns. Up
sales
Taxes
Co.,
jr.,
before
compared
sales
$43,764,428
6'/,—-V.
Commission
request
contract
$1.76
3 Mos. End.
All
ended
loss
a
common
Power Co.—Proposes Bank Borrowings
it
resale, is purchased
•/.
Board.
President, said that this year's sales decline
a
large extent, to a similar
slackening of sales in
industry.
decrease
holders
not
Owned
$13,15.7,749, according to the
company's 1957 annual report,
1,900 shareholders,
earnings,
plant
;
.
1957
National Telefilm Associates,
other
Ginn,
traced
fn'c
will
outstanding
of
been
since
approximately
Curtiss
as
'•
7.
•
Sept. 30/57
The
to
The
Eisenhower's
E.) Myers & Rro. Co.—Sales & Earnings Off—
total
water
Mutual
Council
29.
1956,
been
director
a
,
Economic
compared to the previous year's
be
in
average
3I4"
528.
p.
were
The
Nov.
of
Advisers
He
1957,
on
Chairman
National
Sloan
issued
announced
was
Burns
Sales
use
Corp.—Earnings Show Gain—
National Gypsum Co.
All
of
York,
(F.
at
will
Distillers
increase
with
increase of
New Orleans Public
-
of
Economic
Research, and S. Sloan Colt, director and former
Chairman of Bankers
Trust Co., have been elected to the
board of'trustees
—V.
National
of
of
2,396,458
of $12,500,000;
has given interested persons until Dec. 17, 1957,
hearing thereon.
Proceeds
will be
used do pay .for
capitalizable expenditures or
to
reimburse
the
company's treasury
therefor.—V. 186, p. 215.
"
"
"
to
transit
Earnings per share of common stock--—a-.--..V. 186, p. 1957.
Notes,. $200,000
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York
Trustees Elected—
S.
however,
source.
operating revenues
——$4,834,592
Net earnings for common stock
819,250
that
of
1,
to Sept. 30,
1956, made a part of the offering circular, as
amended, shows a "Net Profit after Federal Income Tax" of
$18,950.38
whereas it appears that the issuer
actually had an operating loss
during this period.—V. 184, p. 1478.
1952.
further
material
pipeline
Nov.
reason
of
bs
1955,
served
Houston,
with
raw
gas
Gross
for the
permanent.
Monarch's
sheet
as
appears
the
natural
186, p. 1849.
Vv •
V
In
offering circular is misleading, in that (1)
Sept. 30. 1956, made a part of the offering
amended, shows an "Earned Surplus" of $20,691.40, whereas
balance
circular,
of
1957,
because of the inclusion of lOO"
of
consolidated income of National Distillers
in
share
National Gas & Oil
from
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from
registration with
to
public offerings of
securities
not
exceeding $300,000 in
amount,. In its Regulation A
notification, filed Sept. 17, 1956, Monarch
proposed the public offering of 241,420 shares of Class II
non-voting
Dr.
common
com¬
•'
respect
New
of
that
earnings
common
materially
from
another
Bierwirth, stated
1957
end
40$' interest
stock deriva¬
President of National Distillers,
and
W.
P.
Panhandle, stated that the expansion of Na¬
original plan makes the full acquisition by
which has operated the company since organi¬
polyethylene
purchased
National
the
average
period compared
the corresponding
41 i» %
$475,000
the question
on
compared
an
from
and the
is
extracted
new
78,700 fewer! shares
Dr.
1957
at
step and provides Panhandle Eastern
originally conceived, Petro's basic
As
hydrocarbon
ethylene
111., and
polyethylene plant
the
Distillers,
diversification.
Tuscola.
Tuscola,
of
beyond
zation,
provides
date;
year,
This company,
for authorization
at
Panhandle's
of
for
PROCEEDS—The company's construction program for the last four
months of 1S57 and the year 1958 is estimated to result in expenditures,
40Ch minority
which will thus become
Distillers.
National Petro owns
shares
and
per
current
Utilities, Inc., the parent, has contracted to purchase an
additional 151,886 shares at the same price.
/r
Bierwirth,
National
was
1,500,000
2,432,728
stockholders of record Dec. 2,
Corp.
be completed before the
Panhandle Eastern of its
by
months
operating revenues for the latest 12 months
corporation
-
President
Petro
a
will
exchange
the
outstanding
last
Pipe Line Co. announced
companies have approved
both
of
Petro-Chemicals
Distillers.
John
Income
Laundry
opportunity for hearing,
it
consolidated
$46,172,368
of
in
share
81.46
to
amounts
outstanding
common
on
12
outstanding in the respective periods.
Total
last
After
based
the
for
to surplus for that period of
compared with $3,759,947 for the
allowance for dividends on the preferred
basis
$3,-
Corp.—Acquisition-
100% -owned subsidiary of National
operates
a
large petro-chemicals plant in
recently announced the construction of a second
in Houston, Texas.
Income
the
period
earnings
balance
a
to
Cost of sales during
and
an
,
Chemical
National
National
The Securities end Exchange
Commission, it as announced on Dec.
has issued an order temporarily
suspending a Regulation A exemp¬
tion from registration under the Securities Act of
1933 with respect to
a
public offering of securities by this corporation. The order
■
&
a
is
2,
The
shares
of
summary
$3,553,976
and
Monday, December 9, 1957
.
period
amounted
below.—V. 186, p. 528.
Panhandle
and
that
2
acquisition
interest
& Wire Corp.
Distillers
corporation
jointly
Net
to
1957,
corresponding
National Automotive Fibres, Inc.—Sells Unit—
See Young Spring
the
by
up
construction.
Corp., Ft.
Fla.—Stock Offering Suspended by SEC—
*
31,
the
2372.
p.
sinking fund, the bonds are
declining from 105.—V. 186,
a
prices
averagb
$
Monarch
v
Oct.
in
2154.
p.
•
ended
$3,679,560
Twelve Months Ended Oct. 31—
sale,
$1.54
agent.
subscription.
bonds, due in 1979, has been made with the
Life Assurance Society of the United States.
proceeds
with
common
total sub¬
Bonds Sold Privately—A private placement of $800,000
of Missouri
Utilities
Company 5%% first mortgage
The
with
loss of $49,225 in the comparable period last
deficit of $320,405 in the first liali of the 1955 fiscal year,
shares.—V.
21,465 shares representing the
of 900 different subscriptions;
form
85#
that
stockholders
that
issued
one
be
lay-off.
any
share
of
Maguire,
25,135 shares offered, 15,061 were taken through the
preemptive right privilege and 6,404 shares were taken
through the over-subscription privilege. The remaining
3,670 shares were taken down by Edward D. Jones & Co.
and
mon
.
Electric Association—Earnings-
&
a
shows
consolidated
a
of
was
com¬
stock financing, the rights period termi¬
common
on
Co.
26
the six months
for
This compares with a
tional
announced
year
compared
as
on
in
1957.
New England
historic
unfavorable
31,
same period last
year.
shares, the balance of
Half—
and $3,204,103 in the first half of fiscal 1955.
year
their
in
ground
instrumentation systems.— V.
magnetic tape
$3,607,649
previous
also pointed out that traditionally the last half
is a period of even more profitable operations since
the period w hen the harvest of crops is completed and
selling prices reflect the effects of increased demand. in a period of
lessening supply.
the
partly
entire
Tulsa.
said Henry A.
represents
an
Depot in the building presently occupied
are
to
additional 30 days,
an
Hofmann
of
up
in the common
operation from Van
in
the immediate
future,
Mr.
Morrow • said.
He
Midwestern will also establish a West Coast Service
Tulsa
announced
assets
partly in cash and
consisting
sum,
Midwestern,
to
entire
the
effective.
the remaining stock¬
industry trend of earnings during
the first half of the fiscal year, it was disclosed on Dec. 3
by Henry
A.
Hofmann,
President, in the semi-annual report mailed to share¬
Storage Devices Division of Midwestern Instruments
with headquarters in Tulsa, Okla., Mr, Morrow also stated.
purchased
to
improved operating efiiciency which enabled the company
operating costs despite higher volume, this company continued
to
Data
Midwestern
offer
Oct.
the respective periods amounted to $3,505,554; $3,676,932 and
$3,482,878,
Net earnings for the first hall of the current
fiscal year were $160,••
Midwestern
of
of
terms
Association
ended
054.
Inc.—Acquisition—
This corporation has purchased the Data' Storage Devices Co., Van
Nuys, Calif., according to an announcement made on Dec. 2 by M E.
Morrow, Chairman of the Board.
Francis A. Oliver, formerly sole owner of the California company,
has
under
President.
it
Earnings
Industries for
declared
was
same
Reports Profit for First Fiscal
1956
$14,198,420
._
deposited
outstanding
Reflecting
1957
expenses
been
the
of
V/irli' the acquisition effective, Midland Industries will be operated as
subsidiary. National Alfalfa also plans to increase production of the
Elk Valley Alfalfa plants m Southeastern Kansas.
It also will expand
the latter" "inert gas" storage facilities at
Independence, Kansas...
855.
p.
$14,712,616
and
Mills, consequently
Alfalfa
Show Decline—
30—
Sept.
Sales
98.5":;;
a
Industries, Inc.—Control Acquired—
Months
Alfalfa
National
holders of Midland
that
Acquisition of the latter, which operates the
Elk Valley
Jlolinann.
See National Alfalfa
Costs
its recent purchase offer.
15,978,707
7,598,106
SI.83
$2.17
company on Dec. 4 announced
of Midland Industries, Inc., has
stock
169,495,832 158,539,662
132,718,562
13.917,624
Tills
This
2372.
p.
Midland
Nine
$
122,883,120 112,360,848 145,148,603
revenues
oper.
operating
5
New England Gas
tion Declared Effective—
1957—12 Mos.—1956
$
$
Total
National Alfalfa Dehydrating & Milling Co.—Acquisi¬
Utilities, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
Period End. Oct. 31_,
.
each
£5 miles
long
near
Utica, and two 230,000-voit
to link
Lawrence Power Project.—V.
the
Niagara
186, p. 2155.
transmission
Mohawk System with
the
Volume 186
Number 5697
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2477)
UNDERWRITERS—The
Niagara Share Corp.—Assets Off From 1956—
several
underwriters
have
below
named
offering naming Morgan Stanley & Co. and associates
entered
As of November 30—
Net
1957
assets
Shares
Asset
$43,924,553 $46,638,941
outstanding
136,
1,802,703
of
$27.62
stock
com.
of
A.
C.
Allyn
Inc
&
.$1,840,000
Co.,
Inc.
Lehman Brothers
400,000
Carl
Robert W. Baird & Co.,
Inc.
Nippon
Electric
Power
Co.,
The
gold
its
of
bonds,
accrued
61
has
corporation
called
due
Jan. 1»
interest.
redemption
for
Payment
will
be
made
Broadway, New York 15, N. Y.—V. 184,
Schroder
the
at
p.
Irving Lundborg <fc
Laurence
100,000
Ellis
Alex.
Brown
&
Co.
Co.
100,000
Inc.
<fc
Sons—-
Lee
Ry.—Equipment Certificates Of¬
fered—Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
manager.of
as
$12,390,000, and priced to yield from 3.75*% to 4%,
.
cording to
Dec. 4
on
maturity,
bid of 98.478%.
a
the
awarded to
were
/
,
.
.
..
-
.
The
entire
issue
certificates
of
to -be
is
Davis,
1,500
and 19 Diesel electric, general purpose, road switching
tives, -estimated to cost $16,530.000.
.
..
Participating in the offering are: Drexel & Co.; Eastman
Union
;
Securities
Record
net
sales
ended Sept. 30,
of
reached in
1956.
the
income
Net
$1,243,767,483,
of
p.
The
Board.
:
r
*'•
-
after
all
on
high
previous
$913,981,913
of
J
costs .and
'V
for Federal
provision
1
1
was
First
*
<
year,
Mr.
While
this
mated
that
tenth
in
excess
sales
in
of net sales, as
Kindelberger-attributed
•
since
1951,
compared
*
"
"
'■•••/
'
,
company
the
1957,
27,
filed
stock
Messrs.
!
and Baumann are
Rosenson
business
used
for
the
to
expansion
of
^
the
,
\
.
■
•
-"
be
made
York
15,
1,
Jan.
called
1970
of
the
Y.—V.
N.
184,
8;
V.
149,
p.
Gas
state
a
gravity
the
states
Gas
leases and wells is wholly-owned
EARNINGS—Total
the 12 months ended
and
area.
Gas
Electric
&
which
to
merger
from
-
—V.
are
site
acre
in
fiber
Glen
glass
Cove,
business
Long
have
dividend
of
declared
12ya
their
cents
intention
Island,
share
186, p. 2052.
1958.—V.
i
?
declare
the
to
per
to
holders
\
i
.
*
.
National
Distillers
Chemical
&
Corp.
above.—V.
185,
615.
p.
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co.—Changes in Personnel
Illinois
Board
Jack
E.
Oakes,
and
President,
continues
Nov.
on
Chief
as
27
elected
was
Executive
Chairman
OfficeKof
the
of
the
and
company
K.
Busby, Executive Vice-President, moved up to President. The
appointments became effective Dec. 1.—V. 186, p. 115.
1850.
p.
well
The
of
S,
(Chas.) Pfizer & Co., Inc.—Correction—
For
was
•
the
nine
barrels
63
between
of
per
to
ended
common
months'
Dec.
49
feet
12,200
months
Sept. 29, 1957, the company reported
share of $2.86, as compared with $2.47 for
the
period ended Sept. 30, 1956.
Due to a mechanical error,
the earnings per share were incorrectly reported in the
"Chronicle" of
earnings
nine
the well
pressure,
2.
3,500
See V. 186,
Philco
mar¬
The
Co.
at
Capacity—
above.—V.
186,
p.
2373.
p.
Corp.—4% Stock Dividend—Pays Bank Loans
directors
stock,
the
shares
2373.
—
best
of
1957
■
——
year
Jacks,
J.
income
has
been
sale3
deductions
Chairman
and
from
revenues
available
and
revenues
entered into
in
to
the
on
Nov.
1957 period
acquired
and
the latter half
of
a
15
to
accounts
However,
these
operations
was
more
than
p..1516.
185,
offset
by
of
board
the
in
December
would
be
stock
com¬
9,
1957,
each
100
latter date.
stating that
as it was
its
for
cash
the
an¬
con¬
a
long
so
conserve
for
keeping with the
1956,
followed
to
company
of
in
the
on
record Dec.
the
on
declared
was
dividend
of
common
in
the
growing
business.
"Earnings
for
share
1957
enabled
the
company
loans
the
at
continues
Loan.
are
now
taxes
been
bank
$17,500,000
V
after
have
to
for
to retire, as of Oct. 31,
civilian business, which
beginning
be
of
financed,
the
year.
In
as
the
The
1957,
all
loans
amounted!
company's
past,
under
of
its
defense
its
Regula¬
'
this gratifying accomplishment,Ut is felt that our capital
requirements for -1958 make it desirable to conserve cash at this time.
'
for
"Our
rapidly-growing transistor business and allied products will
require sizable appropriations in 1958, In order that we may capitalize
further on
our
developments in this • now-profitable field. New research facilities on both the East and West Coasts are also included in
our plans,
with construction already under way for the latter
Palo
At,
Alto,
assimilation
tenance
the
of
Calif.
facility
requirements, together with the further
laundry business, necessitate the main¬
These
the
Bendlx
of
strong financial position to help insure continuation of
has been reported in recent quarters,"
?
a
which
progress
Crosley Manufacturing Agreement Extended—
„
This
inal
profit
corporation
profits
on
agreement
Dec.
with
2
that
Avco
it had
Crosley
extended
Division
•
Phtlco's
,
announced
manufacturing
1961.
its
orig¬
until
May.
'
laundry
equipment and
electric
have
ranges
been
made
at
the Nashville, Tenn., plant of the
Crosley Division this past year. The
original contract was for three years, subject to Philcote option to ex¬
tend
to
for
additional
one
exercising
tional
six
other
No
addition
this
months
will
after the first 12 months. In addition
Philco and Avco have agreed to an addi¬
year,
option,
extension.
changes
production
'
in
the
continue
.
original
under
the
agreement
same
as
...
introduced
were
terms
now
in
effect.
and
In
to
appliance production for Philco, the Nashville plant of
Crosley is a major producer of components for various
military aad
commercial jet aircraft.—V. 186,
p. 2156.
,
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.—Proposed
This
reduced
stock
holders
"Despite
are accounted for
tankship manage-
1956.
the
business
772,340
said:
of
have
were
prior years which, it is beoffset any otherwise tax¬
President,
in the
tankships
in
\%
estimated to be in excess of
$1
and preferred
dividends, and net capital
kept within accruing depreciation for the
year. These factors, together with substantial reduction in
Inventories,
nine months of
1957
for 1956. No provision
made
result of transactions in
a
as
on
a
to
shares
dividend
policy
of
expenditures
$6,127,881
>
the
by
dividend
common
a
1956
$7,140,636
497,556
1957,
announcing the board's action,i James M. Skinner, Jr., President,
said
revs.
!
27,
additional
stock
common
needs
(& Subs.)—Sales Up—Profits Off—and
declared
27
Dec.
four
interests
In
Nov.
on
payable
rate
outstanding at the close of business
Tlie
in
the company's
timber and timber products division as a result of
lower prices for redwood lumber and fir plywood.
No improvement
in redwood and plywood prices is expected for the balance of the year.
"The substantial increase in depreciation and depletion is the result
of additions to the company's properties, principally tankers, made in
the latter half of 1956. Cash generated through use of these properties
has been applied to reduce the indebtedness incurred in acquiring them,"
.
and. all
purchased a 60^
fiber glass and now
foot concrete block, sprinklered building.
directors
stock in February,
A
Chas.
discovery.'
Sept. 30—
period
ment contract
Acquisition—
has filed~ an application
with the Federal Power
seeking authority to acquire the facilities of Pinole Light
Co., its wholly-owned subsidiary, and to eliminate it from
company
Power
Pacific
G&E's
Pinole
is
Hercules,
Philip Morris Inc.—New President Elected—
corporate structure.
engaged
in
Rodeo,
and
Joseph
distributing electricity in the towns of Pinole,
Contra
Costa County,
Calif.
All its energy
Executive
are purchased from Pacific O&E.
The facilities proposed
be acquired include all Pilone's operating facilities and distribution
systems.—V. 186, p, 2314.
a
to
and
sinking fund debentures,
special
Mr.
since
Pacific Great Eastern Ry.—Financing in Canada—
A
year
v-v
and
,M
effect to sale of the current $25,000,000
the company's capitalization on Oct. 31,
of funded debt; $44,292,500 of preferred stock;
$112,797,625 of common stock and $953,378, minority interest.
&
'
offering of
$30,000,000
Co.,
Ltd.,
Gairdner
Securities Corp.,
The price was
•
&
Canada
Co.,
30-year noncallable debentures Vas
by a syndicate headed by A. E. Ames
Mills. Spence & Co., Ltd., Royal
Ltd.; and Equitable Securities of Canada, Ltd.
98.6^, to yield 4.847c. The debentures are guaranteed
by the Province of British Columbia.
In
October,
the railroad filed a
Securities
and
.
Exchange
(
Ltd.,
'
registration statement with the
Commission
for
a
$30,000,000 debenture
Cullman
Officer
,.
of
3rd,
and
the
who
45,
Wirt
has
H.
been
elected
Hatcher
has
President
-
it was announced
board of directors.
company,
meeting of its
Cullman
February,
McComas,
made late in November in
F.
Vice-President
requirements
operating revenues of Northern Natural Gas in
June 30, 1957 were $116,539,000 and income before
deductions was $20,873,000. This compared
consisted of $222,133,000
and
sec
filled by William A. Burns,
was
perforations
and merchandise
operations
established
earnings.
the
from
5»/4
a
with
owned.
CAPITALIZATION-—Giving
of.
of
company
one-half of the working Interest In about
Plans for additional development and for
taxes
"Increased
other income
$111,279,000
from
products
Federal
Hugh
by
and Permian Basin
$20,353,000 in the 1956 calendar
$164,367,000 and $19,489,000., respectively, in. 1955, . •
,
with
compared
owns
lieved,
Offered—An
corporations
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co.—To Sell Interest
in
Affiliate-
under study.—V. 186, p. 2372.
profit'for
for
on
r
•„
<
York
fiber glass filters.
The
to substantial proportions.
located
quarterly
a
of class
•
distillate
other,
-
Pipeline Co. is 90#
interest
the
Depreciation
and
depletion for
the
first
to $1,551,260 compared to $619,066
where it is distributed locally by the company's Peoples
division.
Northern Natural Gas Producing Co. which
gas
of
amounted
&
oil and
of
from
Net
New
are
company; has, recently
manufacturings molded
Nov. 13
tion
BUSINESS—Company purchases natural gas at various points in
and through a 10,768-mile system of main, lateral, dis¬
tribution
and
gathering lines transmits it to points in the north
owns
incorporation
Pacific Coast Co.
the southwest
central
share,
per
inch choke with 4,200 pounds tubing
daily rate of 3,320,000 feet of gas,
American
Sales
part
Commission
costs.
Natural
cents
pay
outstanding
acquisition of distribution properties and for increasing its investment
in subsidiaries, which will use the proceeds
thus received for con¬
struction
88
The
27,000 square
a
servative
part of 1957 construction costs/ including repay¬
of bank loans incurred for construction, for the
for a
portion
on
103.299%, plus accrued interest. Three other bids
also received by the underwriter.—V. 186, p. 2155,
PROCEEDS—Company will use the proceeds of this sale, along with
a
Pall:
grown
plant,
at
are
funds,
subsidiaries
by
corporation
nouncement
.
of
these
a
Offering Completed — Of the
$5,220,600 5^4% convertible debentures, due Nov. 1,
1967, recently offered to common stockholders, an aggre¬
gate of $4,529,400 principal amount were subscribed for
and the remaining $691,200 principal amount were taken
up by the underwriter, Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and
sold at competitive sale on Nov. 20 to Kalman & Co. Inc.
non-refundable for the first five years, but are
otherwise redeemable at 105# for the first six years, scaling down¬
ward thereafter to
100 during the 20th year.
A sinking fund, cal¬
culated to retire 88# of the issue prior to maturity, will redeem de¬
bentures annually at par beginning Nov. 1, 1961.
'
other
of
Otter Tail Power Co.
4%% sinking fund debentures, due Nov. 1, 1977, at 100%
and accrued interest.
ment
President,
Laborde, President, on Dec. 3 announced completion
Williams No. 1 Wildcat in Section 3, Township 12
12/64
are
See
'
.
to
grown from $33,000
ended July 31, 1957*-.
~
~
.
on the production* of porous
yeqr
most
Drilling & Exploration Co.—Completes Well—■
J.
in
either
.
equal
sales haver
company
the
•
and
Ohio Power Co.—Increases Plant
r
debentures
-and
and profits for the first
ahead of the same period
well
years,
for
resin-impregnated
mon
underwriting group headed by Blyth & Co., Inc., on
Dec. 5 offered publicly Dec. 5 an issue of $25,000,000
The
of
in.
not yet
The
>
shipments,
the board of directors
on
company
keting
'
Co.—Debentures
11
<
owned
occupies
-
at
acres
able
Natural
past
feet.
The
.
Northern
has
,
for the fiscal year ended Aug. 31, 1957 showed net
$252,946
the
a
12,215
Debentures—
2572.
All
offers
100,000
were
year
when'it
use.
Micro Metallic Nassau Co., Inc," owns-'and
operates
which Includes-the company's plant and land. Micro- Filter
Corp. is a western hemisphere trade corporation which sells the
company's products in Canada. Porous Plastic Filter Co-, Inc;
produces
chemically ;inert porous plastic filters : for industrial and commercial
wholly
100,000
cents per share for the previous year.
shareholders
on
Nov.
13
approved a plan
flowed
for
p.
orders,
fiscal
1957,
62
or
degrees
100#: plus
at
the
concentrates
interest
400,000
company's
On
the sinking fund,
of
due
Co..—
&
,
estate
U8o.
750,000
Woodard-Elwood & Co..
10 East, Iberia Parish, La., as a gas
drilled
to a
total depth of 12,428 feet.
redemption on Jan. 1, next, for the
$25,000 of 4'/a# debt adjustment deben¬
accrued interest. Payment will
at the Chemical Corn Exchange Bank, 30 Broad Street, New
have -been
Th*»re
account
tures
;
250,000
,
incoming
of
9 Months Ended
North German Lloyd—To Redeem
Inc..
Harold E. Wood &. Co
Range
also listed as promoters of the
.
400,000
400,000
.-
annual report
Alden
\
.
250,000
160,000
400;000
1
Co.....
Weld,& Co.
Witter
Dean
.
equal number
an
Metallic
airborne
real
year.
.
but some of the proceeds may be
company by purchase of assets required
the
that
months
in December,
184, p, 221.
-
■
»
conversion of
Bales
Jr., President of Trailniobile, Inc. of Cincinnati, Ohio.—V. 186,
general public,
fpr. such purpose.—V.
Co.
Oahs.
^
steel 'filters. for...industrial use.'
Aircraft Porous Media, Inc.
produces porous stainlesg steel and special wire cloth
filters,; principally
for
Nuclear-Chicago Corp.—Shipments, Orders and Profits Up—
A vacancy
registration statement.
>■
Net proceeds to the company from this financing are estimated at
$1,050,000, which is to be used for -additional capital to expand Its
business operations in its ordinary course of business. It is presently
intended that all of these proceeds be loaned out in the usual course
of
Corp
Delaware.
1955. In addition to the
selling commission, they will be entitled to receive stock without cost
to them in the amount of 15#
of the stock sold to the public, up
to a maximum of 45,000 shares. Each has been granted a 10 year
option to purchase 25,000 shares of class B stock at $1 per share,
exercisable after three years from Sept, 14, 1956, plus a TO year option
each to acquire an additional 25,000 class B shares each at $1 per
share, exercisable after three years from the effective date of this
which was organized
company,
160,000
186, p. 2372.
changes
'
of
is
commission.
$1.50
Co..
Langley & Co
Lee Higginson
a
covering
The
stock.
voting
&;
IBQ.poouhs.
stainless
250,000
—
Corp
Walker &
Weeden
The
registration statement with the SEC on
300,000 shares of class B—common non
to be ofiered for public sale at $5 per
share. The offering is to be made on a "best efforts" basis by Eugene
"M. Rosenson, President, and Marcus T. Baumann, Vice-President and
Treasurer, for which they will receive a selling commission of $1.50
per share. Messrs. Rosenson and Baumann have organized and have
an
active
group
of salesmen, and will pay such salesmen out ofThis
Nov.
Day
H.
G.
Pall
R.
&
-
20,000 shs.
corporation Was
.in 1947, to $2,465,000 in the fiscal
100,000
Co....
&
15.000
10,339
§225,000 shs.
,
100,000
Anthony
18,500
110,640
,
incorporated in New York in 194$
Corp., which it continued to use until
changed its-name in recognition
of. the contributions made to its
development by Dr. David- B. Pall,
its principal executive officer. * The
company's -executive offices aTe
located at 30 Sea Cliff Ave., Glen Cove, N. Y., which is also the location
of its plant.
'
'•*!".
•••'
•
During
250,000
...
Wachob-Bender
White,
The
Proposed Stock Offering With SEC—
ters
L.
.
160,000
last
Phoenix, Ariz.—Regis¬
American Finance Co.,
North
100,000
& Co.__—
750,000
Ocean
'
'
Co..
Inc..—
$918,000,000.—V. 186, p. 1740.
'
&
Co.,
&
two
orders amounts
with a backlog
unfilled
of
:
Corp.—
Co
&
I
stock..
B
Micro
name
•
750,000
Co
&
V
>
•
American
Swiss
.
400,000
announced
to
of
$1,285,000,000 at the end of the 1956 fiscal year.
Including orders
that are not yet funded but are currently being negotiated as continu¬
ations of authorized programs, the total backlog at Sept. 30 would be
backlog
current
lowest
the
Sutro
-
750,000
400,000
Hutton
E.
$177,222
government.
corporation's
ties Corp.
......
Tucker,
the part
The
Stone <te Webster Securl-
Spencer Trask
Noyes
earnings
$581,000,000,
125,000
100,000
$700,000,000 because of termination of the Navaho missile program in
July and declining schedules in other programs. However, he said this
of the
■:
class
BUSINESS—The
250,000
Co
&
34,52-4
135,000
,
their option require prepayment irv any. fiscal year
on A noneumuiative-basis.I
shortly before Nov. 21,
100,000;.
William R. Staats & Co.
Brothers
141,000
wholly-owned subsidiary I
a
of
.under the
160,000
James M. Phelan, Chairman of the Board
of
figure may vary as a result of any further policy changes on
of shares
750,000
Stem
-
$60,000
' '
$35,382
including 180,000 shares reserved for
(
...
-C \
Co.
by
DIVIDENDS—The
of increased sales,
year
i
400,000
400,000
—V.
and the first in
$1,000,000,000, Mr. Kindelberger esti¬
the 1958 fiscal year would drop to approximately
the
was
were
750,000
.
Herrman
W. C.
t
largely to the continuing trend towrard cost-type contracts,
lower profit rates are generally negotiated.
•
'
sales
tissued
250,000..
Co.
&
Shuman,. Agnew &- Co,_
Smith, Barney & Co
250,000
& Co..
Hilliard & Son.Homblower & -Weeks..
which
which
,
the previous
■. ■
Shearson, HammiU &
750,000
B.
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
Including year-end adjustments, of $292,806,145. This resulted
a
net Income of $7,260,462 for the fourth quarter, after estimated
Federal income taxes of $9,473,000.
with 3.15#
250,000
125,000
may at
Outstanding
to bank.
,of 20^ of principal Amount,
T00;000
.
penses,
decline
.
■
v
Robinson-Humphrey
Kidder, Peabody & Co..
'
,
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
state
♦Holders
160,000
,2
Hemphill,
Kalman
quarter of the 1957 fiscal year, total sales and other
amounted to $309,539,607, with costs of sales and other ex¬
compared
^
Schwabacher
v.
;
125,000
W.
income-taxes
are to be used to purchase additional
additional accounts receivable; /--■•,
GIVING
—
j.
Talmage
J.
underwriters.
as
postponed.
proceeds
carry
;
(non-callable)
(Loans and advances from stockholders
;Class A stock (par value $1)_—
Class B stock (par value $1)
100,000
Co., Inc.—
250,000
in
the
100;000
—
160,000
750,000
-
160,000
Co., Inc.
Salomon Bros.nfc Hutzler
750,000
Co.—„
&
————^
Henry
the fourth
under
Boston
Forgan
The
100,000
,
& Hop-
Riter <fc Co
,-.125,000
Corp.
Michigan Corp.
of
Inc.
kJ.
been
mortgages
*7Vzc,'o deben. bonds, due Nov. 30, 1965
18c'o
debs, bonds, 4uc 8ept. 30, I960
100,000
—400,000
Hayden,. Stone & Co
"
had
Authorized
Jackson*
Jaffray
Quail &
•
•
Harrlman Ripley Aj Co.,
<
net
to
Unsecured short-term note
Real
.
-$33,864,462, also a record, as against $28,760,962 in the previous
This was equal to $4.22 per share on 8.015,077 shares of capital
stock outstanding at Sept. 30, as compared to $3.59 a share the pre¬
ceding fiscal year.
'-•*
Noting that the 1937 net income represented 2.72#
Piper,
-
750,000
Inc.,
Webber,
wood
Co.—100,000
Co
&
Hallgarten •& Co
Halsey, StUart & Co. Co.
year.
income
"
»
Gdodbody. <fc-Co—
Goldman, Sachs & Co..
-
issue
S.
100,000
Company™
<fc Curtis
100,000
Union
Company.
<fc
Glore,
was
For
Dillon,
Holyoke. &
First
Nov. 21 by J. H. • Kindelberger,
-*;. r;
Co
&
.
by this corporation in the year
1957, were announced
Chairman
'
and Stroud & Co., Inc.—V. 186,
Co.;
and
CAPITALIZATION
400,000
—
Ohio
Paine,
Domlnick—
&
El worthy
Estes
Dillon,;;
2372,
inventories
•
.
..
Pacific Northwest Co
^00,000
•>&
Securities & Co._
The
the
U.
125,000
Newhard, Cook.<fe Co.
: The
•
250,000
*
...
Co.
——160,000
-Co., Inc. -125,000
Skaggs
Ellis,
«.
hopper
locomo¬
-
125,000
25O;0OO
•<
-
the
PROCEEDS—The
-
Co
Omaha
,
250,000
Dominick
North American Aviation, Inc.—Reports Record Sales
•
•
&.
••
"
Dick iSs Merle-Smith—s,
Eastman
cars
•
f
by
Co.—
Podesta
"J."Mi ©ain
.
secured
&
Co.
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Jnc. 4>id "98.7626#.* for the certificates as 4s.
^
Issuance and: sale, of the certificates are subject to authorization
of the Interstate Commerce Commission.
"
Milwaukee
750,000
The National Co. of
JIOO.OOO
Weedon
Cruttenden,
^
125,000
Beane
100,000
Co.—
Co.——-—:
Sz
Crowell,
on
&
Pierce,
100,000
Co
&
Co
Dodge
Courts
ac-
group
160,000
Co
Mitchum, Jones & Templeton
F. S. Moseley & Co.
160,000
Phillips
Carroll
W.
Clark,
writing group on Pec. .5 offered "$4,140,000 of non-callaable 3?$% equipment trust certificates, -maturing.semi¬
annually, May 1, 1658 to Nov. 1,1972, Inclusive. The
certificates, second installment of an issue not .to - exceed
that
•
100,000
Chiles-Schutz
under¬
an
Co._
<fc
&
Merrill Lynch,
The
Burnhara A: Co
Western
&
-
250,000.. .Fenner
Inc.
2328.
Caldwell
Norfolk
McDonald
125,000
-
announced
Pall Corp., Glen Cove, N. Y.—Stock
Sold-—Schuster &
Co., Inc., of New York City, on Nov. 25 publicly offered
20,000 shares of class A stock (par $1) at $5 per share.'
This offering was quickly
completed.
125,000
&
250,000
McCormick
'
400,000
Simmons-
&
Co._
Marks
M.
Co.
Brush, Slocumb & Co.
Co.,
Trust
Eichler
Becker &
G.
Blunt
was
stated
offering had not been withdrawn as yeti
but that the Canadian offering
might be designed to- raise the money
which was originally to come from the U. S.
market.—V. 186, p. 2052.
750,000
160,000
A.
for
it
is
400,000
250,000
—
Bateman,
next,
1,
Jan.
on
fund,
$73,OGO of
its 'first mortgage 6YaYo
1953 extended to Jan. 1, 1963 at 1007> plus
sinking
It
Rhoades
Loeb,
J. Barth & Co
Kabushiki Kaisha)—Partial Redemption—
accounts
M.
Co.
&
Baker, Weeks & Co
(Nippon Denryoku
Ltd.
Later
indicated below from the company:
Blyth & Co.,
2155.
p.
debentures
1,685,732
$24.37
:
value per sh.
—V.
into
an
underwriting agreement with the company whereby
they have severally agreed to purchase the respective principal amounts
1956
9
has
been
1955.
died
As
late
Executive
President
in
been
Vice-President
he
November.
succeeds
Mr.
of
the
and
elected
Dec.
on
2
Philip
late
Chief
Senior
following
O.
Morris
Parker
Hatcher,
previously VicePresident in Charge of Leaf, will continue to make his
headquarters
in Richmond, Va., the location of three of the
company's large factories and a major tobacco research and warehouse point for Philip
Morris.
The
company also operates a large factory and maintains
warehouse operations in Louisville, Ky. Both locations are used by
Philip Morris Inc. in the manufacture of its Philip Morris, Marlboro,
Parliament, Benson & Hedges and Spud brands of cigarettes and for
the
production
Bond
Street,
of
its
Lyon's
line
Own
of smoking tobaccos, including
Revelation,
and Country Doctor.—V. 186, p. 2373.
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
10
products.
plant will be located adjacent to the company s flour
In
Midland.
Hitherto the company has been manufacturing
tnixes
in leased
property in London, Ontario.
dough
fresh
The
Mr.
Pinchin
1958.
Co.
Foods
Kraft
products for Pillsbury.
nnd
30, 1957 totalling $29,301,418 which compares with sales, in the
previous year of $28,086,147. This was an increase of 4%, Earnings
which were the best in the company's history amounted to $5,614,752
before
Federal and
foreign taxes. Net earnings' were $2,744,752 or
—V.
Sept.
Rhine-Ruhr Water Service Union—Partial
,
have
There
called
been
redemption
for
,
15,
Y —V.
N.
184,
1396."
p.
1957—3
sales and revenue. $13,743,000
before taxes on inc.
1,044,000
Net
Inc.
Prov.
inc.
State
•Net
income
Earns,
Inc.,
851,000
$2,667,000
shr.—
ycnw*,
majority-owned
a
$0.52
of
$1.87 *
.
$2.06
Steamship
Lakes
Great
of
those
in
progress.
nine
Poor
Income before inc.
Prov.
taxes
'
s
Earnings
per
$1,478 291
$-,oz
$444497
share (on 586,1*3 sbsj
common
51,706,484
Wall Street,
2
Nine
—Arrangements were
and confirmed on Oct.
tain institutions have agreed to purchase
$15,000,000jof
5V2% first mortgage bonds due 1987 directly from the
utility company, for investment, in part during December
February 1958, according
balance during
the
and
1957
to
5.—V. 186, p. 1850.
announcement made on Dec.
an
.fev'.'
operating
to
A
*
,
4
long
inches
this improved tool which is only
user,
Registers Proposed Stock Offering With SEC—
with the public offering price and
supplied by amendment.
4
"
a*:
selling stockholder owns 344.169 shares,
or
99.29of the
outstanding common stock of the company.
Robert W. Pullen, who
is President
and a
director of both companies, owns 52.7 %
of the
along
be
The
outstanding
securities
voting
selling
the
of
the
nine
first
months
of
income
net
1957
increase
the same
stock
as
of $351,703 or 8.9%
over
earnings were $1.32 a share
amounted
revenues,
6.3%
of
months
months
for
ended
of
increase
Corp.—Debentures Sold—This
$1,276,979
writer
stockholders of $7,675,300 of 61/4% con- '
1977, was
research
Total
income
382,265,000
operating,
selling
and
general
for depreciation, depletion &
Prov.
expenses-
amortization
had
at
offered
been
par
at
the
of
rate
$100
prin-
discounts
Income applicable
938,ObO
928,000
8,402,000
allowed
9,996,000
.
for Federal income
Provision
2,213,000
2,404,000
taxes
to minority interests
470,000
681,000
100,000 shares of
Net
26,147.000
common
26,210,000
$3.04
income
per
$3.06
share
stock, which
common
per
the
a
In
ended
quarter
emphasis
Saguenay
Ltd.
Co.,
Power
(&
Subs.)
number
Oct.
shares
of
this
1957,
31,
mutual
fund,
with
reported
9.1%
increase in
total
compared with $28,508,533 on Oct. 31,
as
primary
assets
Both
sharehol^rs reaped
* * -%s.
Number of
increased 5,690,665 from '4,405,807 ft
year ago and number of shareholders increased to 14,t>o0 from aa.uOO
in same period.
outstanding
shares outstanding
dividend
by
ago.
cents
ended
the
On
per
of
share
July
nine
Fund'on
Sept.
31,
3,
cents
Oct.
per
25,
1957, ' the
from >«et
1957.—V.
and
share
-capital
186,
p.
from investmeftt income 'Was
amount was paid a year
made a distribution of six
Same
1957.
Fund
also
gains
948.
realized
in
the
fiscal
year
Klelnschmidt,. Vice-President
will
<.,ory
..a*
the
be
Smith
Mr.
application
of
for
concentrate
"Product
each of
with
organization
teletype¬
i^ V ;
interest
major
stated;
basis,
the
both
in these new areas,
will
'
of < the
new
will
engineering
the company's
plants
services."—V.
and
186,
'\
;.
:
—
:.
Other
_
income
—
funded
on
Amortization
'
V.
1
per iod End. Oct. 31—-
5-1'*76
552,086
1957—Month—1956
v, 1957—10
12,818.331
1,556,076
Com.
shs.
1,254,959
Income-
per
186,
.
$0.27
share—
com.
p.
.
135,372.466
;
2157.
.
St. Louis, Mo.
Co.,
!*
.
ment's
New
who
'
•
Co., Salt Lake City, J
filed
company
be
supplied
various
amendment.
engaged
in
'•
the
business
of
as
company
this
the
may
■
Dec.
on
-
5.
See
;
also
:
Oil
Gas
&
1,002,649.
directors
Co.
Protective Committee
—
;\X
Control—'\.v
the
1,
J
a
of
elected
also
was
company
\
v v.
.
'
\r: "
Berry/Everett J. Canning,
Andrew B. Kirkpatrick, Jr.,
Mr.
are:
Secretary-Treasurer;
for
counsel
the
Wilmington, DeL;-Eugene Gilbert,
Charles H. Raisch, New York and
in
company
investment
businessman
specialist;
and
Buckles,
O.
C.
■
Oklahoma
an
and
gas
1
>.?-■■■■
..
elect
to
insurance
■
■
,
w
oil
v
qualify
to
do
states ■ in
business.—V. 186, p.
which
1155.
the
Electric
also
facilitate
the
Co.
of
Jananese
the
is
also
a
agreements
planned
markets.—V.
v.,
President
of
represented
to greatly
program
a
plans
of
for
future
audit
an
of
the
stock is held by nearly 7,000
• -
—V.
;
J.,
N.
addition
he
is
investment
Chairman
:
'
•■
■
■ ■.
: ■.
■
of Berry & Co., a New York City and
banking
of
the
and
Board
securities
of
the
brokerage
Jersey
firm.
Investment
banking company. He is also a director of the
Hotel Corp. and a director of Haydu Electronic Products, Inc.
realty
a
186,
and
2157.
p.
'
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric
Twelve Months Ended Oct. 31—
,
Gross
•
definite ~ steo
in
Servo-
_
1957
1956
$18,639,629 $16,547,(435
8,850,392
1,877,520
7,806,738
1,745,487
113,103
1,476,645
1,978,280
108,731
1,411,898
Provision for deferred Federal income taxes__—
776,567
Provision
(Canada)
—
adjustments
Operating expenses
-Provision for depreciation:
Amortization of plant acquisition
.
Co.—Earnings Up—
.
J
revenue
for
general
Provision
for
Federal
taxes
income
—-—.
—
taxes
1,626,920
738,052
activity in over¬
186, p. 2315.
i Sherman Products, Inc.—Agreement With English Firm
Bray, President of W. E. Bray Co., Ltd., of London. England,
into
an
agreement with William Romain,
President; of
Net
$3,567,122
income
Gross
Interest
Ronald
make
to
special stockholders meeting
a
completion
Japanese
Servomechanisms
expand its
upon
company
Berry is President
Robert K.
In
of
company.
who
financial position.
to Mr. Berry, the
Plainfield,
Tokyo. The initial co 'tracts, in excess of
call for the provision of sample units and kits of parts
the
beginning of production, and technical services to
Hartley,
said
licensing
and
company
days,
pcopie.
v
s
Corp.,
firm
to manufacture certain airborne computing units was announced
on
Dec. 5 by Servomechanisms
(Canada (
Ltd., Toronto, a subsidiary.
Croydon H. Hartley, Foreign Activities Director of Servomechanisms,
lnc,,
announced
the signing
of
the
licensing agreement
with
the
$75,000.
implementing Lie
contracts
90
According
Tremont
of
the
announced that
..
.
in
company
of
study
It was also
called within
be
company's
financing will be added to working capital in
and surplus reserve requirements for qual¬
life
immediate
would
*.
capital
stock
a
an1
operations.
insurance
life
Servomechanisms, Inc.—Unit Signs Japanese Contracts
Signing
on
etc.
$3,109,609
805,085
$2,304,525
(net)——
income
Dividends on
„
859,197
$2,707,925
long-term debt,
412,296
412,296
$2,295,629
.
996,363
$1,892,229
996,363
; $1.90
preferred stock
entered
Sherman
The
;
,
Sold Pri¬
Berry announced that the management consulting firm of Deane
Baker &
Associates, Lubbock, Texas, has (been retained to perform
.
'
•
selling
r"
of
meet
ification
the
%•;
Co.—Bonds
Berry, of
K.
operator.
registration
a
types.
proceeds
to
by
is
company
Net
has
'%■
)
Gas
&
it % was-announced
Co.,
Texas
Houston
statement with the SEC
on
Nov.
27, 1957, covering 5,000 shares of its $10 par pommon" stock.
The stock is to be offered for public sale by officers and directors of
the company (no underwriting is involved!. The public offering price
seas
Electric
Mr.
This
to
-
31,
,
Utah—Registers Proposed Financing With SEC—
of
'Q-
/-fe
'./i
186, p. 1779. v-
legal
Sentinel Security Life Insurance
to
$3,891,874 on Dec.
Westfield, • N. J.,'has been elected President,
who had been President since founding
of the firm in 1952. ;
• v' - •"
"/%.!
'The proxy battle developed alter a group of stockholders filed suit
to compel
the holding of an annual meeting. Known as the Stock¬
holders! Protective Committee, the group headed by Mr. Berry, charged
that annual reports for the years 1956 and 1957
were never sent -to
stockholders.
According to the petitioners,-the annual meeting,; pro¬
vided for in the By-laws. and scheduled for July, was not held and
was
repeatedly postponed.' : :
.■
' "■•
'>n
Ihe proxy committee reported 2,900,000 votes cast of 3,999,206 shares
of stock outstanding. The Berry group received
1,361,160 to manage¬
University has called for redemption on Dec.>15, 1957, all of
outstanding first mortgage serial bonds dated June 15, T954: at '
plus accrued interest.
Payment will be'made at .the St.' Lous
Trust
'
Frontino
$500,000 from
than
Carolina
^Robert
100%;,
Union
important
unseating Joseph E. Bludworth,
>
The
its
applicable-to
■
950.:;
p.
South
Mos.—1956
>
134,700,982
117,636,839' '19,469,912
15,211,368
16,947,665
4,770,048 % 4,805,285 -H 4,770,048
$0.26
%" $3.17
t,
. $3.55
4,805,285
outstanding
'
Earns,
in
.
.
Wins Proxy Fight for
1,510.755
1,309,426
income
oper.
less
&
body
/
$
13,336,878
revenues
ry.
share
$86.2,787 i
Earnings Up¬
$
Net
to
186,
'
Net
its
of
a
Included
respects, is a
•
Seaboard Air Line RR.—October
Gross
cents
number of shares.
present
estimated
$1,463,908.
each
on
91
or
vately—The recent private placement of $10,000,000
5V2 % first mortgage bonds due Nov. 1, 1987, with certain
institutional investors, was made through Kidder, Pea-
$31251,546
•
$851,558 t'v
—
182, p. 416.
the
ended'Sept. 30 over
$1.59
or
$1,790,303,
earnings for the: 1956 period do not include any of the earnings
South
V.
—-
of
with
1956.'%.%v* '•
% Gold
production was more than doubled in the period, increasing to
99,755 ounces of fine ..metal from 45,914 in the first • nine months Of
1956,
while-' platinum
output: was
10,090 -ounces,
against 16,069.—
^ -613,757 - , ' 613,758
1,177.589. % 1,183,725
„-
income taxes
income
Net
v
—
—
the basis of
earnings, which
are
on
months
nine
$3,110,342,
to
,
:
contracts
of
for
debt
the
in
74%
rising
Gold Mines, Ltd., which was
acquired
during the -second half of that
year;r
During the nine months, the company reduced its outstanding bank
Gross Up—;
# $3,194,990
Total
Interest
period,
shares.-feT.his compares
or-production
,
$3,103,010 ' $3,181,676
'J 86,980
;
• 69,870
__
increased
1956
gain
The
net
1956.
potential
engineering
own
earlier
the
in
1957' '1956
$8,2.44,376
$7,535,218 >
5,136.3664.353,542
'
-
Balance
mechanisms'
income,
on
$31,174,950
the
decentralized
a
income
year
loan
Ltd.,
9.1% Gain—
of
development
.
like
capital
V. 186, p. 2374.
Mr.
Puritan Fund, Inc.—Reports
F.
the «rese;-rcu :
§outh^iVwci,^n;GoW & Flatinum Co.-^ariiihgs Rise
^
r.cNet
made on.
was
by Blyth & Co., Inc. and associates at $14:12%
share, was quickly oversubscribed. For details, see
assist
1632.
186, p.
on
2374.
p-
27
■
Mitsubishi
Earnings
;
laboratory has
<
367,761,000
322,817,000 307,209,000
20,876,000
20,735,000
Interest expense
Cash
2,374,000
2,626,000
development
and
.--.....'V.**
Edward
the electric typewriter
providing ats
V,;'.
.
of
laboratory,"
continue
Ryder System, Inc.—Stock Sold—The public offering
order
379,639,000 365,387,000
operating income
Dividends, interest, etc
Gross
Costs,
$
commercial
printed communications and integrated data processing.
product
1,961,750
The
1956
research
Development,
recognition
and
'.'New
„
,
subordinated debentures due Dec.
or
1957
30—
and
•>
.
company's interest in these lields is an outcome of the acquisition
a
year
ago of Kleinsehmidt: Laboratories of Deerfield,
111, and
over
corpora¬
direction
and
the lields of
The
:v
amount of debentures for each 20 shares of common stock held
20, 1957. Subscription rights expired Dec. 4.
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.. managing underwriter, announces that the 'un¬
subscribed debentures have been sold. See also(VrT8C,'p. 2315.:; ry
1957,
30,
S
A
;■«?:.
Nov.
(& Subs.)—Net Off Slightly—
Months Ended Sept.
Nine
paid
in
.
debentures
The
is
Pure Oil Co.
of
74,303,961
99,000,000 .78,000,000
r-
.
the
New/York
Sept.
2157.:
:.."vy:
j,
Under
1956.
amounted
to $5,804,124,
an
increase of $499,080 or 9.4%
over
the previous
comparable period. This was equal to $1.78 a common share, as com¬
pared with $1.62 for the same period last year.
Operating revenues
totaled $26,489,710—an
increase of $1,569,860 or 6.3%
over
a year
previous.—V. 186, p. 1307.
income
Net
educational,' industrial
military,
p.
$500,000
new
a
Research
Seattle University (Seattle, Wash.)—To Redeem Bonds
an
of 1956. Common
for 1956. Operat¬
period
against $1.22
$19,963,818—an
to
first nine
the 12
the
over
$4,323,425,
was
Jupiter
and
•--•-
cipal
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—Earnings Higher—
For
—V.
-
zation.,
33.583,480
86,405,838
i—
97.15% subscribed.,
—V.
stockholder.
Redstone
and installed
Missile Agency in
missiles have been
supplied complete systems for numerous appli¬
scientific,
for
37,015.467
assets—
McBee
vertible
proposes to offer the shares for
is to be made on a "best efforts" basis by an
ing
43,480,595
30,210,492
123.421.305-107,887,441
_
—
2
$2.25
$2.25
—_——
equipm't
plant and
:
tion's offering to
-V.
public sale. The offering
underwriter, whose-name,
underwriting terms, is to
V".w'..!
supplied
,
company,
corporation,
•
;32,018,537
7,300,000 " 11,250,000
29,074,173
x.
-2T,774.173 : 20,768.537
2-—*--—■'*?; $5.44
$5.19
share-
debt
Royal
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Nov.
29, 1957, covering 113.000 outstanding shares of its 50c par common
stock.
The
holder
thereof, Public Savings Insurance Co.,
a Texas
This
income—
on
186, p. 174-1.
Provision
Co., Charleston, S. C.—
Martin's
Ballistic
Army
Company, prime
plant in Denver,
acquired in the Chicago, 111., area, it was announced on Dec,. 5
by ..Elwyn L. Smith, President,
•,c'\'V,;j..i .'•%'
'w V:'
The new laboratory will be located on a »30-acre parcel in Rolling
Meadows, a suburb of Chicago. The parcel is part of the new industrial
community, Northwestern Industrial Park, s v:
*
•
Present plans call for construction to take place in 1958.: - ^
'■.The. laboratory will be a modern, one-scory building,' with 20,000
sqUare feet of floor space. It will have a shaft of 100 to 125 technical
and clerical personnel, with provision for further expanding the organi¬
features
used Insulated
Public Savings Life Insurance
'
Site
—™_-Jl-
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
a
thumb-operated gauge and strips rtl
wire from 14 to 24 gauge without nicking
or cutting. Even the larger sizes of wire can be handled with ease,
Specially hardened edges cut- easily.
1
//...
five
in
reflects
announced by this
299, has been
No.
For the professional
company.
commonly
.
Wire Stripper,
design
new
taxes
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
Product—
the
at
the
at
program,
:
/
,
simitar system of
a
Martin
■•"
•%''%'
22-chain system
v
also
has
the
been
193,809.787 187,567,119 ■>
per
current
—V.
1957.—V. 184, p. 2121.
Proto Tool Co.—Announces New
where
for
Smith-Corona,; Inc.—To Biiild New Laboratory^-
"'•%%'
•
a
company
institutions.—V." 186,
.
193,476,161 187,477,867 *
333,626
89,252 ■>
—
liabilities
the open mar¬
due on Dec. 1,
has purchased sufficient debentures on
the sinking fund requirement of $1,300,000
meet
.
Ala.,
Hallamore
V'
-
Hallamore
was
developed. :
,
Gain—
'1956 v: J
$-.,%' *
fe'Y
assets
Nov.
company
ket to
V'Y.V
income
Current
of
$694,000.
The
'://. "
Dividends paid per share
mining taxes
milled giving an operating surplus! of $1,372,000. Interest,
and administration amounted to a further $1.57
per ton, giving
a
net operating profit before depreciation and preproduction write-offs of $1,158,000. The net profit after depreciation
and pre-production write-offs transferred to earned surplus amounted
the
completed,
Huntsville,
•
.
.
' 1957 •
revenue™
before Federal
income
ore
per ton
Ontario
2471.
p.
.
30—
income
Net
Net
revenue
gross
by
ICBM
-•'•".'.'xln'
Recently
"
,
from production for the three months ended Sept.
30, 1957 totaled $2,917,000. Operating costs at the mine averaged $11.36
The
Sept.
Sales, excl. State and Fed. gasoline and oil taxes
% Other
on
Ltd.—Reduces Debentures-^-
Pronto Uranium Mines
Ended
Months
Long-term
Co.—Bonds Placed
Portland General Electric
182,
Y.~V.
N.
Titan
the
on
chains
television
,1:,,,
,
.
is
circuit
Colorado.
cations
Net
Privately
negotiated by Blyth & Co., Inc.
14, 1957, pursuant to which cer¬
'
York,
New
closed
.contractor
Richfield Oil Corp.—Sales and Earnings Show
Current
186, p. 884.
—V.
Hallamore
danger or
monitoring.>/ :
v '
"
currently supplying and installing
on-the-spot
,
-
York,
Expenditures for properties,
~~$282U17
income
Net
$8,912,324
taxes—__
inc.
for
for
Wall
"
Estimated provision for Federal taxes on income
1957—3 Months—1956 1957—9 Months—1956
$9,435,861 $32,666,322 $32,832,736
604,360
1,020,354
3,168,287
3,764,247
320,943
576,157
1,689,996
2,057,763
30—
.
other lnc
Y.
redemption on Jan. 1,- 1958, through
operation of the sinking fund, $27,800 of its 5%%
debt adjustment
bonds, series A due Jan. 1, 1978; $31,600 of its 4
debt adjustment
bonds series B due Jan. 1, 1978 and $31,600 of its 4 J/2% f debt adjust¬
ment
bonds series C
due Jan.
1,
1978
all at 100%
plus accrued
interest.
Payment will be made at The First National Bank of New
Income
Lower Earnings-
Co.—Reports
&
Period End. Sept
N.
where
-
also manufactured by Hallamore.
these' all-weather units for use in
discomfort precludes the use of humans
system
introduced
recently
all situations
corporation has called^for
The
Total
Net sales and
York,
intercommunication
Hallamore
have not been consolidated
the company because liquidation of such subsidiary^ is
Its results of operations for the first uihe months
of 1956 were consolidated with those of the company, and such con¬
solidation had the effect of increasing third quarter-19jtf and
months-1956
Net Sales and Revenues by $2,45/,000 and $o,26.,000,
respectively, and income for the period by $16,000 and $189,000,
respectively.—V. 186, p. 1307,
with
all-transistcrized
Vidicon
camera,
as
well as weatherproof
housing and pan-and-tilt camera mounting, allowing complete
of all camera.,.action. Included on the installation .is
audio
an
bonds due Jan. 1, .1978 are. currently
in exchange for temporary bonds presently out¬
adjustment
delivery
^
control
remote
24
1,129,401
1,145,055
1,129,401
accounts
subsidiary,
the
periods,
Definitive
—
standing at The First National City Bank of New York; trustee, 2
1,233,000
$2,477,000
$0.62
com.
i33i
1957
per
me
the
-jji
*In
474,000
$700,000
1,145,055
outstdg
shs.
Com.
248,000
$825,000
—
for
St., New
for
and
now
available
debt
"k
Installation—
the
-
camera
Ready—Partial Redemption—
Definitive
2,562,000
1,397,000
656,000
Cr29,000
deferred Fed.
state
inc. taxes
Prov.
Co.,
Fed.
taxes.
Bonds
current
for
and
Power Corp.
Rhine Westphalia Electric
(& Subs.)—Earnings
Mos.—1956
1957—9 Mos.-—1956
$15,263,000 $40,771,000 549,383,000
1,830,000
4,725,000
6,462,000
of
guided
Siegler Corp.
'4
36 complete camera-receiver "chains"
manufactured. by
comprises the system. Aerojet-General is using these chains
in both its liquid propellant plant and solid propellant plant at the
Sacramento facility, largest test complex in the world. Mr. Brooks said.
The Hallamore equipment includes that company's newly developed,
rugged
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical Co.
V
.
of
total
A
■
Period End. Sept. 30—
for'
President, of
yvv;.; %fe%
.
■•..i,'; " :
;
Hallamore
,
modernization and
•
Y
largest closed circuit television system in the
missile testing, valued in excess of $300,000. has
been
completed
by
Hallamore
Electronics Co., a •, division of The
Siegler Corp., for Aerojet-General Corp.'s rocket engine test facilities <
in Sacramento, Calif., it was announced on Dec. 3 by John G. Brooks,
the
for
next,
\
SiegJer Corp.—Unit Completes Large
Redemption J
1,
Jan.
on
489.
p.
Installation
the sinking fund.
of
185,
nation
$150,000 of 4.tL»% debt adjustment deben¬
tures due Jan. 1, 1973 at 100%
plus accrued interest:.-.; Payment will
be made at The Chase Manhattan Bank, 43 Exchange Place, New York .»
account
„
186, p. 1154.
of existing plants.—V.
expansion
.
during the current
1959
in
production
wirhin
six" months for distribution throughout 7.the
Sterling'area, according to' the British manufacturer. He says Britain's
building drive has stepped up the demand for construction equipment.
ended
year
1956
plant is part of an over-all com¬
program to spend approximately $15,000,000
fiscal years for new plants, and for
pany
the
$2.74
refrigerated
...
the new Midland
of
Construction
.
,
will handle distribution of
Canada
of
.
,
for
completed
construction will be
plant
that
anticipates
Spring of
early
peak
new
a
per
share after provision for Federal and foreign ,, taxes. In
pre-tax earnings amounted to $4,833,749 and net earnings were
$2,390,666 or $2.39 per share.—V. 186, p. 733.
,
mill
cake
new
In
,
reached
sales
net
Consolidated
Vice-President of Pillsbury Canada
Ltd., on Dec. 4 announced plans for construction of a new plant
In Midland, Ont., Canada.
The modern 35,000 square fqot structure
will house lines for the production of cake mixes
and refrigerated
Executive
Pinchin,
H.
Columbus, Ohio—Reports Record Earns.— *
Ranco Inc.,
Canada—
Pillsbur^ Mills, Inc.—To Expand in
William
*
Monday, December 9, 1957
.
(2478)
Products,
Sherman
Sherman
terials
Inc.
Digger
in
company
of
Royal Oak,
Great
Bntain
manufactures
for the manufacture * of
un'er Sherman. specifications.
Mich.,
earth,
soil
preparing
and
ma¬
lifting equipment.
The Bray company, which produces and
markets a tractor loading
device and other hydraulic equipment, expects to have Sherman Diggers
Balance
Shares
-
outstanding end
of-period
$2.30
share
2604.
Earnings
per
—V.
p.
185,
(Continued on page 53)
Volume
186
Number 5897. V.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2479)
Per
DIVIDENDS
Name of
*
■
Central
Dividend announcements
,
tables.
In
nounced
indicate
we
table in which
Then
show
we
the
all
during the current week.
second
a
the- first
grouped in two separate
are
the
dividends
4.107
4;S)7
Name of Company. *
ACF
Wrigley
'A.IS. R.
-
—
$6
Co.,
Aetna
Lite
Insurance
Co.
10c
ts-a)—
pl'd.
Casualty -fc Surety Co.
Aetna
12-17
2
Cerro
$3
1-
1-
C
c
2
6
•2-
6
x~-
0
"ic
"1-
1
34%C
1-
1
1-
1
Alamo
Iron
Works-
Ameraee
Stock
Corp., common
dividend
(quar.
12c
..
__
—
12-16
1212-
Corp.
Valve'Mfg.
preferred.
$3.50
preferred
9
12-20
1-
9
12-20
2
12-20
American
Art
Metals,
class
167c
1-2
12-29
12-20"
15c
1-
2
15c
2-
1
i__~
•American
40c
1-
2
12-1(1
tquar.)—-7-..;—-
$1,127
1-2
12-16
1-
12-2)
'
,,,47 &
...
(quar.)___—
Crystal
prior
Sugar,
common
preferred
(quar.)'.
_:—I_.
—!
'{'"57 preferred <1954 series) (quar.)--——
American European Securities ( -year-endi—
^'American .Factors, Ltd. (increased)...—'
♦'ASuorican Furniture Mart (annual)*— -44-'
American Hair
V
(quar.V—„
common
50c
American
National* Fire
Insurance
Re-Insurance
(N.
Co.
Colgate-Palmolive
Stock
gineering " common
,! ^shares
Combined Insurance Co.
147'
11-23
12-31
1-
1
12-20
1-15
12-31
12-20
12-
Fisher Brothers,
12-20
12-10
,.: $2
12-23
12-
$2
"I
1-15
1-15
Southern
&
Commonwealth
12-12
Canada
II-23
12-14
Co.
tquar.i—
American
Thermos
Products
Vitrified
Products
377,
12-. 4
12-31
12-13
__l
1-
30c
•
30c
iquar.)-—
Products
•
1-15
1-
preferred
12-15
12-
9
12-15
12-
9
25c
--—
12-27
12-12
30c
12-31
12-17
537c
12-31
12-17
1-
7
12-13
t70c
*
1-20
12-31
—
(quar.)—"'
common
.
Ltd.—
Film
&
Corp.,
Ltd.
Corp.,
;**
...2
Ai rc
12-20
22 Vic
J18c415c
30c
<• quar.)
:
12-
Rock
12-
_'
1-
1
1
12-20
12-31
11-30
t37Vic
preferred <quar.)
—
—preferred (quar.)-——443:!ic
12-31
12-
Co...
1
of Canada,
:
...
Iron
Works
'—-
12-17
Distilling
B.)
(James
1-15
12-31
5 7
T7
•7r" :3%?e
Mfg
preferred
4'i'v
Creek
(quar.)i—
Beneficial
'57
Finance
Co.,
.'t
-
-
Extra-
$1,127
Bohack
(H.
AVi'7
1-
2
1-
1
12-13
12-13
2
12-13
25c
12-30
$1.66%
12-31
12-30
12-12
10c
-
tquar.)..—1—
1-
2
12-16
10c
2-
1
12-13
12-
3
50c
12-13
12-
3
1-
2
12-
1-
2
12-16
50c
UOc
1-15
12-18
t25c
1-15
12-18
50c
,
——
12-16
$1,377
;
Year-end
Stock
Street
Broad
,
V,
7"
(
from
1-
2
12-
6
12-16
Ice
7 7
57
realized
12-
(1
12-
G
12-30
12-
6
!
12-30
12-
6
12-20
12-10
income
12-20
12-10
its
1st
omitted at this
74c
12-24*
12-
3
time)
-its
Buck
Creek
Grinder
Oil
Burgermeister
and
.
45c
Baler
12-13
5
-Stock
12-13
12-
5
Note:
12-16
11-22
15c
1-
2
1-
2
12-14
627c
1-
2
12-16
55c
2-15
1-24
Refrigeration & Terminals Co. (s-a)
25c
1-27
12-31
$1.25
Camden
12-16
Packing
Canada
Flooring
Canada
Foundries
Class
A
57
Co..
<fc
General
♦25c
Ltd.,
Ltd.
Canadian
Westinghouse,
Carpenter
Paper Co.
1-
12-
5
2
12-16
12-31
12-16
(quar.).—
•
2-
1
2-
1
1-10
1-15
12-31
t30c
(quar.)
J377c
(quar.)
Ltd
t30c
tol.25
common
1-15
+25c
1-
20c
:
12-31
2
1-10
pl'd.
(s-a)_
.
12-31
1-
3
^
12-13
12-
12-31
12-16
12-16
24c
12-21
1-
20c
(J.
Castle &
...
t/,
W.)
Co.
1
3-17
10c
Cooke, Ltd.,
new
common
(initial)
Central Electric & Gas CoM.$2.50 pfd. (quar.)
4-%-7
preferred series A- (quar.)___
Central-Iiiinols
Securities
j—.
—
-
12-20
12-13
12-13
12-
7-
1
—
,
12-27
12-12
12-13
12-
3
12-20
12-
6
Alii
1-14
Corp.
B
West
1-
2
12-16
$1.25
1-
1
12-20
12-30
12-
lfallc
Company
12-
(stock
div.)
57
627 c
12-31
'12-13
59 %C
12-31
12-13
10c
12-20
67
12-13
Company,
preferred
150c
Extra
—
Wire Co.,
'
"
)
•
12-16
1-
3
12-20
47
1-
3
12-20
5'/a7
12-
1
11-25
1-15
12-21
tl77c
1-15
12-21
12-16
12-
50c
Co.
Faultless
Rubber
Co.
(Walter
1
12-16
1-
12-16
12-
6
2
12-14
-12-31
12-10
1-15
12-16
1-15
12-16
80c
-
E.t,
12-
1-15
2-
5
2-15
2-
5
'
,<
1
12-30
25c
.
•
1-
40c
1
50c
12-20-
50c
12-20"
1-
367c
35c
—
;
'
1
12-13
3 2-20
12-20
12-10
12-10
12-16
12-
2
3
12-17
12-
1
11-15
1-
2
12-20
1-
2
12-20
1-
2
12-20
12-24
11-30
35c
1-
12!ac
30c
$1
$1,377
Inc.—
A
common
(quar.)
(Increased)——
i
preferred (quar.)-
action
taken
on
Creamery
payment
common
at
3.
4c
50c
Holmes
9
Industries
(D.
Extra
H.),
(initial
s-a)
Co.,
(quar.)
11-30
11-30
12-14
12-
5
50c
12-13
12-
2
25c
12-10
12-
2
$1,377
$1.25
t75c
12-30
12-20
12-30
12-20
1
12-10
t20c
1-15
12-16
tlOc
1-15
t40c
1-15
12-16
25c
12-16
.11-29
15c
12-16
12-
$2
12-31
12-10
Ltd
Co., 5.77
12-24
12-
2
Class
12-16
32-
2
B
class
12-21
12-13
——_
pfd. (quar.)
A
—
—
,
.
convertible
80c
12-21
2
12-13
.
57 preferred (quar.)—
—
Hubbard Felt, Ltd., class A (s-a)
Hughes-Owens Co., Ltd.—
2
2
1-
15c
(quar.)-
Co.,
1-31
1-
127c
10c
common
Finance
Gas
12-13
2-25
50c
—_
Group (quar.)
Homo Insurance of Hawaii
6
1-13
12-31
50c
Ltd.
—•—j——,—
preferred
Home
12-10
1-27
5c
—
12-10
12-20
30c
25c
.
12-20
50e
(quar.)
—
Hofmann
12-10
——
common
—
12-10
preference (quar.)
Hugoton Production (extra)
12-31
12-14
Hutchinson
12-11
11-30
12-16
11-30
12-30
1-
.
common
6.407
1-
1
(W. H.)
&
Illinois
Bell Telephone
Illinois
Brick
Extra
They
Co.
<•
—
Son.(quar.)
——
(quar.)
2
35c
—'
2-
1
1-17
20c
(quar.)
—
2-
1
1-17
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd.—
12-31
12-24
12-13
12-28
Class
12-12
12-
5
40c
40c
(qu^ir.)_.
(quar.)
12-31
$1.75
30c
—
11-
2
2
11-29
(10c
12-
12-13
1-15
12-12
(quar.i
3
1-
2
12-16
+$1
1-
2
12-16
15°
1-15
Ltd-—
Income
Fund—
and
income
profits)
investment
securities
Insnraoceshares
$127c
—
Certificates
(tiraj—
5c
10c
Inter-County" Tttle"6uaranty
-
12-14
12-
3
12-20
12-
6
Co.
(year-end>
Sc
common.—I
15c
$1,50
2-
1
1-20
12-
__—„—
Reinsurance
2
12-18
1-
2
12-18
$2.50
1-10
12-17
$1
12-13
11-26
Mortgage
_
Co
—-
50c
...
75c
12-27
(quar.).——_ll
30c
1-
2
12-16
30c
1-
2
12-16
Additional
Inter-Ocean
Class
9
12-27
:
'
3-
—■-
Securities
B
Corp.,
class
12-
9
A
dividend
7
—
2-21
$1.25
12-13
11-26
1-25
-
—
47
preferred
(s-a)—_——-—~—
Jnterlake Steamship
1*,-'—
Stock
12-16
1-
^20c
—
2
12-
from
from
12-13
12-11
preferred
Institutional
'
12-13
12-14
12-31
13c
Income
Institutional Shares,
12-17
45c
!
47
12-11
60c
10-
12-13
t627c
preferred
(quar.)
Fund—_______——
Ingersoll Machine & Tool Co., Ltd.—
'50c participating A (quar,)—,
5
12-27
12-10
12-31
(quar.)
Incorporated
12-11
—.....
B
$2.50
25c
15c
4
.054
*25c
deposit receipts ord
Imperial Investment Corp., Ltd.—
12-12
12-
(quar.)
12-20
1-
l$l'i
2-15
Hertz Corp. (quar.)—'
—,———_——^
Hoffman Electronics (quar.)
—
12-31
12-27
—...
.12-17
60c
—
(quar.)
Extra
prof-
(quar.)
2
1-15
2-
(quar.)—
company meeting held on Dec.
Heritage Fund
10-11
12-
pfd.
;
preferred (quar.)
No
12-16
12-
12-24
1-
12-27
Hercules Motors—
5
12-31
5.807
Co.,
convertible preferred
Heller
2
12-31
F.)
Rubinstein
1-20
1-
(C.
llelene Curtis Industries,
12-31
12-14
3
80c
—_
Helena
6
3-17
1-15
3
12-
1-15
—75c
(quar.)—
12-
12-10
12- 3
13-
25c
(quar.).l
preferred
preferred
3-31
1
12-ia
•77c
—
Itelemano
1-
1-10
12-18.
15c
-
—
12-10
1
4
12-4
j
12-18
50e
(quar.)——^
12-20
1-
2
12-
12-27
377c
common-———
Houston Oil Material
(quar.)--—-————_
Co.
8
1-
.1-31
35c
.
:_j.
Ltd.
Hathaway
12-15
+—
-
1-
12-13
1
12-27
5G7c
Hartford Gas Co., common .(quar.)_
•87 preferred (quar. I
.
2-
15c
_
12-13
11-26
"
-
Eate-Root-Heath
12-17!
1
25c
(quar.)
12-16
12-16
prof¬
—
Farrel-Birralngham Co.
1-24
12-27
1$2
,
.
Company——.
Inter-Ocean
Fairbanks
<
30c
12-10
1-
12-16
^
12-16
2
13-27
50c
,25c
«
(B.)
Honolulu
Consolidated
v.
'
.
1-
.
...
Manufacturing (quar.)—lllirnischfeger Corp. (quar.)
4
56V4C
(quar.)
12-12
Insurume ,(N. Y.)
(quar.),
Assurance Co.
1 Winnipeg!
Life
.
Bros.,
$3
4
31!)c
Co.——
Extra
.12-12
12-30
12 J 3
(quar.)
40c
(quar.)—_—50c
common
12-12
12-30
J$1
Extra
12-3
5c
—
Mfg.,
12-30
_
.
2
37!ic
(quar.)..
"
Plantation
,
(quar.)
12-20
57
.
12-18
12-12
$1,067
17 7c
Hamilton
12-20
$0,019
dividend)
Co.
2
$1,127
.
_t..
62V2C
(Calif.)
1-
12-30
$1.25
$1,377
1
12-16
12-11
(D.)
38c
(quar.)—
Co. (Consolidated)
Electric
I—j
——
Griggs"Equipment (Del.)_—VGuaranty Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.),,
Abrasives—
&
12-15
•
p.—,
American
Greening
investment
(quar.)
12-20
1
25c
——
-
Quarterly
12-20 -'12-10
12-31
J25c
21.
1
$1,12 7
J
Great
12-16
f75c
60c
Nov.
12-14
1-
-
Wisconsin—
—
'American
Water
of
(quar.)..,
77c
t37'/2c
on
12-20
12-31
1-
36 7c
-Gray Drug Stores (quar.)____-
Hershey
stock)..
or
1
of the Southwest—
(quar.)
preferred
57
realized
12-13
1-
53c
——_
(quar.)
Grand Union Co., 4Mj;7 preferred (quar,)—.
Investment
from
from
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Great
25c
realized
12-16
-343ic
—„
9-17
12-12
Inc.—
stock)
1
2
65 c
6-17
9-29
12-27
f50c
(quar.).
preferred
(quar.)
...
Emporium-Cap well Co. (quar.);
2
12-16
—
,47 pref, (quar.).___—
Goulds Pumps, Inc., common
12-10
80c
(quar.)
12-13
2
1-
'
Carter
6
1-
25c
62 7C"
(quar.)
Extra
12-18
A-
Common
Fund—
(stock
Water
Ewa
12-16
<12-31
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
stock dividends shown
and
ElIzabethtown
Exolon
3
25 c
;
12-18
20c
(quar.)....
Electric
77
1-
377c
.
12-13
15c
(quar.)
from
—
3
$1.50
.
(quar.)
Elwell-Parker
-
12-20
(10c from indistribution of 14c
a
37
Products
Emerson
1-24-
Corp.
plus
30 c
j
from
cents
Refractories
-Preferred
12-13
12-31'
;
,
1-
columns.
Elizabeth
12-13
1'2-31w
25c
(quar.)_T_—_
12-30
Fund—
or
declared
were
Common
12-31
tTv-j-C
57:
30c
cents
Eitel-M'cCullough
,
(extra)
-
Inadvertently not reported in these
Electrical
6
G
1-13
2- -T
•
,
2-
3
317c
.____
12-13
12-16
t377c
Investments; Ltd.
Vickers,
Canadian
Ltd., class B—
Forcings, Ltd.—
<quar.)
preferred
Canadian
(quar.)..
(quar.j.
Bronze,
Canadian
;
Corp.
'"#1
6
1- 6
Corp.-
25c
(quar.i—
A
Match, Ltd.
Edgewater Steel Co.
12-14
28 7c
California
'
$2
The cash
tile
*
3-
-40c
12-30
13c
Eddy
Electro
.
L
income
dividend
(accuin.)
4iL.7
12-
•1-13
28V8e
_.j
Products, new ctmmon
Goodman
Mfg.
(quar.)
25c
common
cents
Co.
12-
Butlerick Co.,
12-29
....
_-j
preferred
payable In cash
were
12-
12-1-3
50c
quar.)
(quar.)
pref.
$2.40
Paper Corp
above
(increased
:Giddings & Lewis Machine Tool Co.
Gladding, McBean &' Co. (quar.i
50c
j_.
20 cents
12-13
Inc., common <(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
57 non-cumul. pfd.
Butler's,
2
25c
L_
-
-
Ltd.,
18
of
and
(quar.)——„
Dry bocks, Ltd.—
participating class A
1-
25c
—
Laboratories.
41
12-30
2
12-13
25c
'
4VI'7 pref. ;(quar.)____
.4',a7; preferred (quarJ
Geuung's Inc. <quar.);__
20c
In cash
4c
12-
Burrard
•'»"
12-11
10c
19
25c
...
12-11
5c
$3
Balanced
;—
(quar.)
12-13
107
—
:
(quar.)
12-10
(quar.)._
Brewing
5
York—
—
(quar.)
20c
(quar.)
2
12-27
$5 preferred
'
12VaC
Bi
...
-
10c
•15c
•
net
preferred
57
Co.,
IOC
Chucking
Bryant
New
(quar.)——
Howard Stock
Economy
'
'
1-
12-13
12-27
12'/ac
——
payable
income
Eaton
payment
tic'
2
25c
I
of
(Year-end
!
_!_1.
Corp. (quar.)
General Tire & Rubber Co.—
12-13
1-
(qiuir.) —5c
(quar.i
preference
(Year-end
12-14
General Time
12-13
12-27
7
i quar.t
Howard
<fe
,1-1
(quar.)™—.
Telephone Co.
Hoiuasote
Eaton <fc
Rubber—
"(Common
12-27
,
7c
Easy Washing Machine Co., Ltd.—
57
12-31
75c
-
Service
preferred
$4.50
1-15
$1,75
-$2-
•
■
12-17
Eaton
1-27
(quar.)
preferred
General
1
$1.50
Co., Ltd.—
American deposit receipts
Duquesne Natural Gas, $1.50 pfd. (accunt.)
Duraloy Company (quar,)—
Duval Sulphur <te Potash Co. (quar.)
12-31
12-31
130c
-i__—
General Telephone Co.
Rubber
40c
—'
-
•-
(quar.)——
convertible
40c
investments)
on
-
-
tquar.i-.
—
Glass
12-20
1-27
25c
(quar.).-_
Inc.
Inc.
(Allen
Dunlop
12-16
t30o
Telephone Go. of Pennsylvania—■
'$2.10
12-12
2-
(irreg.)
(quar..
Furniture
DuMor.t
12-24
GJamur
Cream.J
12-20
Investing Corp.—
gain
,
12-19
50c
...
-preferred
Drexel
.
»" Brown
General
12-18
3)
—
Dominion
(Quarterly of 27 cents from investment
income plus a distribution of 47 cents
t
12-18
l
5.807
•
com.
"L-V"
Co.
Extra
Dixie
12-27
60c
preferred
12-10
25c
(quar.)
Co.
Corp.
17
quar.)
l
1-
•
l
dividend
Diversey
1-17
(quar.)—^
General Telephone Co. (Iowa)
•5!1i7 preferred (quar..)_i.
)
t
-J
;
Dl
Giorgio Fruit Corp.,
Dicbold,
Inc.
(quar.)_
33c
common
Dec.
on
I-
10c
J
Gas,
l-
;
25c
(quar.$1.75
Records,
30c
——— ——
—
(increased
5.287
preferred (quar.)—.
Brinks.
Inc.
<quar.)_
' Bridgeport
..
12-20
15c
Investing Corp.— year-end front net investment
30c
(increased)
held
Extra
3
107
—
(C.) & Co
dividend
Stock
$2.50
12-16
1-
(quar.).7 $1.75'
(quar.)—
$1.75
Stores,
1-15
50c
(quar.).
tquar.)——
Co., Inc., com. (quar.
Airways
Brewer
7
12-24
2 7
;>
Mutual Fund, Inc.—
investment Income
Electric
12-12
(quar.j
1
12-10
•$25c
Ltd.
——
^
12-10 "
payment -at
net
Dejay
11-29
(quar.)___-j.
;
Co.,. com.
realized
12-31
87
•_
A.)
Delta
11-29
12-20
_i
(quar.)
Public
from
12-31
87
___
"
•.
Sugar,
preferred
Deeca
12-16
1-15
prior preferred (quar.)—^
Braniti"
v;
\
5c
'•
—
de Vegh
A
12-10
12-20
30c
12-20
<12-20
Telephone of California—
5 7 preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—
6
$7!i*c
-
(quar.)-—
(quar.)
Frero, Ltd., class A (quar.)—
Malleable Iron, common (quar.i
Vegh
2
2
:
preferred
conv.
'57
■
&
From
12-13
1-
A
C.)
2
11-27
12-13
2-
•——
preferred
1-
2
t50c
A':i
preferred (s-a)————
—.
"BiltmOre Hats,,Ltd., common
(quar.).—.—
$1
1-
t25c
—
y
:
12-12
tl77c
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
,
12-26
de
12-26
3
(quar.)——_
common
—
3
1-
(quar.i„—
pl'd.
Bessemer Limestone & Cement, com.
F
1-
50c
Beneficial Standard Life Insurance Co.—
Benrus Watch Co.
12-13
84 %c
—
<initial)^.———
preferred
12-31
50c
—-J
Belgium Stores, Ltd., 57 pfd.
Bell Telephone Co. of Canada
—
12-18
45C
—
77
Ltd..
12-16
2
17 7
tquar.)
Belding-Corticelli,
2
1-
7 Vic
(quar.);
<quar.)—
RR.
1-
18c
•
(quar.).-——j-
prior preferred
Beech
:
;————-
Foods., common
Beatrice
$1
65c
1-
12-
12-20
37
-
t77c
preferred
-
12-12
50c
(quar.)
,j_j
12!ac
.
(quar.i
com.,
on
Davega Stores Corp. of
David
.
Bros,
Green
Dayton
——s.
& -Caldweli
Beaton
6
12-
(quar.)^.
dividend
(L.
1-10
General
12-
.-j-.
Laboratories—.
Darling
Ltd.
1-10
__________
gain on investments)-—.'
General Realty & Utilities Corp. (quar.)2—
12-13
1-15
t$1.75
.
v
dincreasod)
iih ©tock dividend
•
12-30
A
meeting
Co.
at
<quar.)—
Laboratories
Beam
12-13
25c
Common'series
.
"'Banter
■
60c
held on Nov. 29)
Bastiar.-Blessing
tquar.)——
..Bath
'■
Stock
(s-a)
(itTegular)j.
vestment income
-
••"
12-13
-
'Cummhis Engine Co.
i
12-13
class
the
on
omitted
stks.
B
12-20
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Controls (Payments
class
10c
75c
"
—-"
:<7,v prcf.
And
1-15
1-15
*
67::preferred. (quar.i-.
Cutter
Bangor & Areostock RR. (quar.)
_~
Trust-Co. <N. Y.)
(quar.)_—.u__—
.'
!
;
11-29
1-15
..;•
—
11-30
12-31
t.Barry
11-30
11-29
16c
—
...
L
preferred
77" preferred
-
20c
227c
;
(quar.)
of Canada,
67 preferred
12-10
20c
j.
series
.77. preferred (quar.)
-Cuban Telephone, common
:
12-16
;
Steel
Candy Corp..—^.!
General Controls Co.,, common
12-15
15c
dividend
.77*. preferred
1
2
General
j
12-10
1-15
(quar.t
American
7 7'
12-VO
1-
t317C
Baaikers
■ry>
)
5c
-7
Ltd..-
Co.,
dividend
Stock
Cuban
57'
;
"
;
Company meeting
Crescent Corp.
12-10
12-
Ltd.,-com; (quar.).—rJ
'
.
12-1(1
12-26
t40c
-..i
.t
f
1-10
1-
$1.25
(quar.)
General Builders Supply
,
J40c
(quar.i
i
Craig Systems, Inc.—
•(No action
taken
5
171
12-31
Barber-Ellis
6
of
—
Publisiiing
—• -
Inc.
1
I
Corp.
A———__x
General
(quarJ——
preferred 1945 series (quar.)—
3xh.7
'
ttOc
Baldwin-IliU
12-16
—
Products' (quar.)J—*
preferred 1947
Stock
(V
,;;si'tT1
J
3 Mi 7
12-19
12-12
•
•Jt''.-&$/- preferred ,<quar.)r——zz_
1 Yo
12-
12-30
10c
7
1
.
Co., common..
convertible preferred (quar.)
General. Bakeries
Ltd. j
j.__.
—.a,
12-16 ">
12-27
$.00125 *
Co.
;
4llii'o
1-10
1
22-
127c
47* preferred, (quar.
Garfinckel-(Julius f «fc
:
12-30
2-
75c
Extra
12-13
12-24
40c
...jj_I—
Royalty Oil
Clark
Coro,
6
50c
(quar.)—-v—.g-s---.——v
-lAvalon Telephone Co.,
A.
12-
627 c
j-jjj -
'
■
12-19
6
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Gardner-Denver
$1
t40c
Acceptance Corp., class A
(quar.)
Extra
12-19
..
Co,
10c
3
.2-2'■*
-
■
common—_
•— i,——
1-
47 Vic
Ltd
Development,
iquar.)...—r—__
Arkansas Western Gas Co.——o,.i.-—"AShdo^rn Hardware, Ltd., class B._.—-sr—u—
A
2
1-
77c
56 %c
'
Corrooh & Reynolds
Smelting Co.
!Auto Finance
1-
57
Extra
12-1!)
2
...
Y.) (quar.)___
preferred (quar.)____
common
Pressed
Gamble
1-
1-11
12-12
-
*-
$4
(Louisville)
Corning Glass Works, bommon
1
,
tquar.)-—-—-
Ahglo-Newfoandi&nd
.♦?)v"Class
.
107
——
jj-
Additional
3
25c
"
(ti-a)
12-10
preferred
Copp
12-13
4"e
(quar.)
conn
(quar.)-
OH.
Anderson-Prtchard
Preferred
12-24
25c
.
(quar.)
America...l—l,-
Cooper Tire & Rubber (quar.)_
Stock- dividend _L—k
12-13
2
12-20
43 %c
'—j
?tl 477
preferred
(.quar.)——
Anglo-Canadian Pulp-& Paper Mills,
Apes
12-13
pfd.
,
t50e
-Stock dividend1
Chemical
12-20
11-29
1-
63c
Smelting ; Co.:
&
(s-a)
Paper
Consolidated
GOc
(year-end)—--
'Anchor Casualty Co.. tMinn.i,
referred (quar.)———
Anken
3
12-27
..
Electric
of
Porter.
Cos.,
1-31
12-19
Prick Co;, 67. preferred- (quar.)
12- !t
$i
•
—
Consumers
12-27
2-20
50c
(quar.)_.
dividend
Extra
12-12
12-12
.
$1»
.....
2
40c"
10c
.
..
"
-
85c
3
40c
City Bank (N
Francisco Sugar
12- 2
t20c
.Extra.
'
$2.59
:
12-30
50c
,t
'
Pest
1-
$1.13
common."— __J_7
Ohio
Mining
Consolidated
_
6
'3-
_____
common
City Ornamental Iron Co.
Fostoria
Fraser
..).$ 1.75,
Life Insurance
Ltd.
Consolidated
lor
American
"Anchor
12-16
Corp.,
Telephone
Stock
42-13
Telephone—
1:—-k-k
Quarterly
'(stock
'
J
Flour
1-8
1-15
<&
Florida
-
11-2!)
2
1-10
General
$5 preferred
6
$2
$4
Consolidated Mines, Inu.___i_.j_._--—
12-20
25C
6
12-
20c
7'_„
preferred scries A
Foundation
12-31
30c
$1.25
.
12-
4
10c
-
:
preferred 2nd
non-cum.
"
12-31
Screw
Fischer
*
held)-
'American
'*
3
consolidated
Voltage Eneach
15
(One share of High
dividend)
12-13
"
Development
&
'
'
Columbus
12-
1-10
30c
Research
Ry.,
12-20
12-12
'
American
12-27
dividend)'.."-."
Southern
12-29
97 Vic
Co.____
First National
10c
'(extra)
Co.
Ice' (stock
Colorado &
,
Y.) (quar.i' "
12-13
.
1
25c
preferred •'t. quar.) 1.,
preferred
'.quar.)—I
12-31
40c
...
Bell
12-31
-
25c
3.907
t American
1-
1
~
•
Suburban
12-14
$3.40"
$1.50
preferred
«<iuar.)—
American Machine. <fc Foundry Co.—
„
.
62Vic-
$6
-
~
Felt,
&
$1
$2.25
75c
Coca-Cola Bottling.Corp..'(CinqJ—
A (quar.). ~—.-'4.
Colonial
Common
12-
12-31
& CoT—
(Sec Marshall Field <fc Co.)
Financial
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-13
"Class
American Discount. Co. of Georgia—
:u
&
Inc.
(Marshall)
12-13
...
77 "preferred (quaT.)
47 2nd preferr.d (quar.).
I-20
(qtiar.i_
'
preferred
•
Field
12-13
Quarries- (quar.)~..,_^_
oon).*.(year-ei)d)u_.T-_-,w-g—:-k
Cluett Pcabody & Co.. com.
(year-end)
12-20
(quar.)-_._
A
Fenestra,
12-31
Clevitc-
1-2
of Rec.
12-31
5c
1
>
•
Federated Department Stores
12-13
12-31
Cleveland
1-
87 7c
quar4—"-L—
•
Holders
Payable
10c
Tquar.
12-20
12-31
Citizens Utilities, class a (stock dividend)~
C!;vc!.r.:d. Euildors Supply (quar.)
1-
lvo
1-
$1.37Va
....
Quarterly
■
'
$1.06 V*
Co.
When
Share
<
...—.-i..
68c
.
'
Cincinnati
5
25c
.
.*_£■
tquar.)
f
(quar,)
....
$1.25
...
(quar.)
(quar.)..
Femi-annual
*
4V+7
Shops
Federal Insurance
Cincinnati New Orleans <fc Texas Pacific Rjh
5
12-16
Bake
12-13
•
G
25c
(quar.).
common
.
12-12
12c
tquar.)-
12-13
1- 2
Chicago Molded Products (qua.rj.~7-:
12-12
34%c
Pasco
de
'
—
Extra
1- 2
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)..—
•
12-12
7
___
12-13
$1.20
'
u..
Cheinway Corp. (s-a)
•Chicago, Burlington <fc Quincy RR
Chicago Dock & Canal (quar.)
16
12-
1« d '
,
Aid Investment A; Discount, common"577 convertible preferred A "(quart)—_
57'i preferred. B (quar.i-_--
12
2
1-
00c
iquar.»_
tquar.
2
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred (quar.).__
Chapman
12-13
12-31
Co.
Gas
preferred
5 Va 7
*
Products
Fitch
5.447
$5 preferred
o) Rec.
1-
Indiana
Central Telephone
Holders
Payable
10c
(quar.i-
Stores
Abercrombie
Share
r
•*
Federal
1-2
r-
7
Name of Company
-12-13
1-
$1.18%
...
Central
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
;
When
$1.02Vi»
$1.02,/a
Per
oj Rec.
2
1- 2
40c
preferred series C (quar.)..,
preferred series D (quar.)
4.807
payments previ¬
Per
(quar.)
com.
'
follow with
we
& Gas,
Holders
„,When
Payable
Share
,
Electric
preferred Series A (quar.)__
preferred series B (quar.)...
4.107
an¬
Company
Illinois
11
•
50<^
$1
2
0
4-
1
3-14
12-24
12-13
1-30
1-10
The Commercial and Fimincial Chronicle
-
ft—'.-I—j
■
,
,
' 7
77
.
When
Per
Name of Company
International
Co.
Shoe
International
Telegraph
Securities
Investors
Diversified
4ist'X
12-13
12-13
Share
5%
1-14
1-
1
2
National
2
Service,
preferred
1-
1-
$1.25
1-
%
12-16
meeting held
New
Services-
England
Nov.
011
&
Gas
I''
ii
iL
i
Selective
Inc.—
Fund
Common
4',2%
(Quarterly from net investment income
derived exclusively from dividend and
interest
Ircmrite,
New
3
12-13
Skil
3
12-13
12-20
(reduced)
Inc.
12-12
11-29
convertible preferred
Power Co.—
4.60
12-31
12-18
6%
37'/2C
——,._x—x~:"
pfd.
(accum.;
12-15
12-
Jarrell-Ash
Stock
Class
2
12-16
$1.50
1-
2
12-16
1-
1
12-13
New
York
Shipbuilding
New
York
Trust
12-18
12-11
Stock
dividend
Jcssop Steel Co,
12-18
12-18
12-11
6%
12-30
12-13
i———40c
Plantation
Kaiser
12-17
12-
36 Vic
40c
12-31
Nicholson
12-16
12-
25c
12-12
12-3
——___x___20c
12-12
12-3
Corp., $1.46 preferred
Kay Jewelry Stores (quar.)
Kekaha Sugar, Ltd.
(quar.)
Extra
x—
_
(quar.;
Kerr
6%
preferred
4.32%
(quar.
Convertible
preference
Stock
Insurance
(quar.)
L ux-Bolt
Co.
»
—_———£
(quar.)—__*—:
11-
1
1
12-20
12-17
3-
1-
20c
____*—...
_
Locke Steel
Chain
(quar.)——
3
1-15
Olympia
Extra
7%
3
4%
preferred
12-19
Pacific
2-14
Pacific
1-15
6%
Ma ding Drug Stores
Mailman Corp.
Ltd.,
5%
(quar.)
1-15
-
(annual)
common
preference (quar.)
—
.
Coast
Pacific
12-31
1212-
4
1-15
12-31
12-20
12-18
1-31
1
Pep
Marine
65c
capital
pfd,
Marlin-Rockwcll
Corp.
(quar.)..
1-
35c
,
1
pl'd. (quar.)—
12c
pfd. (quar.)—.
$i.06'/4
Inc.
(special capital gains distribution)__*
12-20
Pioneer
1-
2
12-20
1-
2
12-31
12-15
Pittsburgh
11-29
Ltd.
McBrine
Stock
Co...
Co.
preferred
7%
preferred
Pioneer
Co.,
common
A
-
,
1-
2
12-
6
6
12-12
12-31
*
12-14
velopment Co.
Rubber
for
each
Co..
dividend
partic.
Mission
shares
40
class
A
1-
1
__
Stock
dividend
Moirison
7%
Co..
preferred
(s-a)
6
Rieke
Gas
Metal
Co.,
Roberts
12-19
Rochester
12-16
12-31
12-16
50c
12-24
12-10
12-10
Investment
from
net
capital
Rock
1-30
i$l
1-
7
12-23
11-26
12-23
12-
2
12-20
12-
6
2
12-20
12-27
12-12
12-27
1-
2
12-12
12-13
of
Ages
53i%
National
of
plus
Russell
(stock
dividend]
12-30
12-20
12-31
12-20
of 7c plus
a
distribution
of
from gain
realized on Investments
payable In cash or stock)-
-i
12-14
12-
5 '
12-24
12-31
1-
^
1
'
2-14 %
12-13
% 12-10^
12-31 -h
12-10
12-31
12-10'
12-30-
12-16
30c
1-10
40c
12-20
:
12-11
12-20
v,
12-11
12-17.7
this
at
7
time)',,.
:*
—7c
2-7
....J—20c
(quar.)..—.
12-30
12-16
12-
12-21*
12-10
1-1
60c
."
.
12-10
;."
67%c
9
,
.
12-
12-13
.
,,,
12-
2
(quar.)_x:__—50c
4. I
common
(quar.)__*_
1
6
12-16
12-
$1
12-I6
12-4
50c
12-31
12-16
8c
12-16
12-
12-16
12-
%/',
;
7
.
1%
,
;
71-1
1-
7
""
,
;
5
li
-»i
,
5;
12-20j
1
12-20
,
.7
\
S. 'Cold
(quar.)
Mines
Ltd.
^
(quar.),
Insurance
1- 2
1-22
tlOc
■
12-31,
V;
Co.—
_x—x_____—1*$1
Tile (irregular)——I.'1.
10c
Storage
12-13
J75c
'
.*
1-
2
(quar.)—.60c7 12-30
(Bait.)—
"
•*/.'
'
v/
Fidelity fis Guaranty Co.
.
r
12-16
:
*'
'■
t
Stock
V
12-20 %
1- 2
12-13 7
7
36c
*• <8%; ' preferred
Universal
12-12
50c
(quar.f———„
Pictures: Co."*
12-20 7
12-28
31-15
(quar.) —_777.
common
•
12-31
:
256 v
—....
Universal Leaf Tobacco,
,.
12-13
dividend
.•' ♦ •" '(
1-15
___.___._..x*__xx.;;50c.
Trust Co.
(N; "Y.")1' (quar.)———
.7 80c 7.
S.
/,
^
12-20
12-13
12-20.;
1
'
•
$2;.'':
(quarv;.—25c
7
12-12 7
1-10
2- 1
7
12 -12 ijf
1- 2
' 12-23
12-13 '
"
1-
35c
1
r" Extra-
12-20
.
$1
1-
2
12-16
1-
2
%
1- 2
12-16
J28c
1-
2
12-15
$1.50
1-
1
12-18
12-20
'
12-11
$1.16vi
;
•
/''"..,25c..
x—
Utah Honie
Utah
12-16
x__.—
7cf.
1-
20c
10Vic
Y.)—
(N.
2
%
.
12- 5.x.
12-16
12-16
7
...
(quar.).—.
12-13i%
12-23
FireTiffiurahce ;(qtiar.)x
:—x25c
Co.
(quar.i—_:7_50c
Hotel
Utility Appliance Corp.'—
xF
$1 convertible preferred
25c
7..
■
"
12- 5
,(
;
2
12-16
12-31
12-16
1-
1-31
>
1-10
12-13
>
;
1-15
1-
v
12-20
2
12-13
25c
12-10
11-25
25c
(quar.;
.
$4.50
(quar. —75c12-31
preferred
(quan)_—_7—$1.12 "
preferred
Waialua
Agricultural Co.,
Walluku
,
Sugar
Ltd.
(quar.)_____
?15c
12-30
12-10
7ViC
12-23
12-12
Ltd.
(reduced)
Inc.—.
Haynes,
&
•;
-
Shops
St.
Charles
St.
Croix
Paper
Louis
Steel
Hotel
(quar.)___.
Ward
(New
(quar.)™-!-': ,'"
(extra)a
common
Diego Gas & Electric,
5%
preferred
(quar.)
4Vi% preferred (quar.).
preferred
1
G
Eaking, comnion (quar.)_.,__
preferred 'quar. )
1-15
12-31
22Vic
1-15
3.65%
:
...
12-31
A
Air
Lino
12-31
12-18
Seaboard
Oil
Co.
Inc.
1-15
West
1-
1
12-12
4.10%
preferred
3-
1
2-13
4.20%
62Vic,
-'
1-
-
1
12-19
•-
12-16
,
1-
6
12Vic
1-
2
12-19
15c
1-
2
12-20
Power
preferred
payment
fie
Light
Electric
Penn
Power
Co.
1
12-14 :
11-27
12-10
11-27
11-30
12-10
12-10
11-30 ;
12-28
12-16
12-28
12-16
Co.,
"C"
*
—
J$1.75
37Vic
_
(quar.—
.
12-31
12-13
12-28
f.
12-13
12-24
70c
comnion___
12-10
1-15
12-20
•
$1.05
1-15
12-20
-
$1.1212
1-15
12-25
12-20
12-
6
12-25
12-
6 y
M- 1
12-14
$1.02'6
—,t
—:T
»
—
(quar.j:
..
.
;.
(quar.)
"B" (quar.)
preferred ~(quar.)__
West-Virginia Water Service, com.
Stock dividend;
preferred
,
7
;
Ltd.—
Co.,
(quar.)___
Penn
$4.50
12-16
20c
12-14
l-
12-10
10c
1
common
oix
4V2%
2
12-27
15c
*
12-
12-27
,■
'
,
15c
preferred
12-10
12-13
50c
„
time),
1
'
(quar.)
(quar.)
(stock
Denn
*
*
4%
(reduced)
common
—*
dividend
(quar.i
$5
preferred
Western
dividend)
Mining
Optical,
,
(St. Louis, Mo.)—
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
Extra
Stock
this
West
50c
2
(quar.—
_x_— •
.
17c
1%
$1.12(2
x—
.
.
,
•
Lines
Preferred
at
West- Kootenay
12-12
2-
12-26
1-
.
Co.—
taken
12-30
12Vic
RR.
(quar.)..
(extra)—.
Seven-Up Bottling Co.
Quarterly
Shuron
action
(No
7%
91 Vic
...
(quar.)
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney,
Water
Wells 'Gardner fie
12-31
$20c
1-13
"
25c
1_
12-31
_x__
(quar.)
class
Seaboard
Shaltuck
(quar.)
12-14
12-2
25c
1—
Year-end
1-15
'
5
12-14
12-, 6
$1.37.V/2
(resumed)1—
1-15
(quar.)
common
Inc.,
7__'__
22c
45c
12-
12-11
7 15c
—
(quar.———____________
Washington Oil
"Extra—
—
$0.1704
...
(q^iar.)
Ltd., class A
px-eferred
Scripto,
'/
12-31
1-15
11-29 ;
12-13
$1
Wcbcor, Inc.
12-16
"
1-
.
6
25c
*
(quar.)
12-
11c
...
(initial).
preferred
12-16
;
12-16
.'24c
(quar.)
common
12-20
12-20
20c
62V5C
5Va%
:
12-20
35c
"
...
•vWashburn Wire (quar.)—25c
12-12
25c'
(year-end)
Castings
12-24
$3
Orleans)
San
6%
15c
12-12
1
J
(quar.)—.
...
12-31
:
12-12
.
_
(initial)
convertible
$3
12-13
1--2
(quar.;____
25c
Company, common
'
15c
12-31
preferred
(qua*.)———.• -58&C
1-2
Victor Chemical Works,
common
(quar.—
* '35c
12-27
3 V2■%
preferred
(quar.)..
87;V'ac,12-31
Viking Pump Co. .(quar.)_————. 35c
12-14
Vulcan Corp., common,*
15q
12.-18
$2.25
.
40c
Norman: Industries, Inc.— rv
convertible preferred
(accum.)_—*,
$2.28
Vendo
12-16
:■
12-30
$1.25
common
2
3
1-
.
12-13
35c
2
12-
"■
j
12-10
....
12-
12-24
12- 6 "
12-27
% $t.l2 'i
United Stores Corp.—;7 ■
'—$4.20 non-Oim. con— 2nd preferred (s-a 1 '
% Univerxa 1 -Cyclops
Steel i( qUar. )__.._„.V_x
v.
5
(quar.)
—
12-
42c
-
-
"
12-
(quar.)
A
12-14
35c
$1.25
•;
__xx_xi*.I*.i*._.i_V."
Accident
—
S.1 Ceramic
U. S.
11-29
$1.06
12-14
(Quarterly
Quarterly i
U.
12-14
...
22,/->c
12-16
Hill
&r
Co.,
Mfg.,
12-30
Life
U.
12-20
12-31
Keno
'
A
12-12
3%
12-10,7
12- 6 ' :
.;
Investments;. Ltd.—
fie
12-20
9
-■>
12-10
3-15 i
.1*%%™^*%!%...-%'"; 4%
common
A preferred
Class
2
Corp.—
12-13
.
Fuel
class
Walker
1-
12-
xx.
:
*
12-10,
;
•
(Subject to approval of
Commission)---*
1-13
12-28
12-23
^
30c
•
-
Commerce
12-11
Co.,
$1
12-16
Extra
Shasta
Aeronautical
Investors
12-31
..
t25c
...
C
Industries,
Rycrson
Seatrain
(year-end)_*
12-16
"
,,'50c
dividend.
United
"•r
12-27
Electric
6
Vic
15c
,
$2;25'
1-23
fie
12-
1-1
12
x__x.___—_
;i- 1
Scarie
12-18
$1.25
12-10%)
12-31
12-31
55c
omitted
$1.44
Sangamo
25c
fr 12-31
35c
-
V
12-13;^
,
:xxx.;,,
Co., Ltd., 5 Vi %
pfd. (quar. ) __t0.328l25
(Helena; (see Helena Rubinstein)
12-13
15c
2
;
4(%
—_______—_*_..jix___.._.,:
United
12-13
Oil
12-13
America—
inc.
6%
6%
U.
,.T
12y>c
(resumed)
1V
...
,
'
■
Power—
preferred
Royalite
Scovill
_
-
Drill.
United
12-21
12-31
162 Vic
Insurance
Corp.
Light &
1-15
$1.25
•
convertible' preferred
(qiiar.)—133ec
convertible preferred (quar.)„—_
15c
'
11-26
12-12
t25c
;•
;
12-16
12-13
Quarterly
(quar.)
12-20
$1.75
(quar.)__^
gains)
National Acme Co.
Nalional
Co.
% 1-15
10c
/
Rubinstein
Consolidated, Inc.—
investment
75c
Corp.—
Telephone,
Rockland
25c
(s-a).._'i.
(quar.)
Manufacturing
Stock
12-20
Carolina—
35c
from
12-13
cents
(quar.)
5'% -preferred
12-16
7
12-1G>1
12-16
12-31
_
common
12-164
4
1-
J7c
v
stock_'x___
A
7
8 7
'12-12>•
12-27
-
75c
Inc.
Illinois
12-23
12-18
(quar.)
American
Rochester
2
1-
25c
:
5V;>%
•p. •
$1.65
(s-a)__.__x_.
Products
Inc.
Co.
12-
12-16
1
•
Twist
12-23
14c
Mining; Co.*
10c
Ring
12-13
12 Vic
Quarterly
12-27
2
1
1-
111
United Cities Gas Co.,
w
35c
class
(Pa.)
Argentine
12-19
1-30
2-
1-
.
Inc.—•
(quar.).
(quar.)
Bearing,
2
1-
1-
t$i
185C-
35c
payment
Extra
Van
M.
5^
(quar.)
Piston
1-2
12-31
75c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
12-127-
$1.12"
(quar.;-___.x.xx__
Metal
Union
Oklahoma—
of
12-
12-24
x_
-
Mfg.—>
Corp.
*
12-14
;___x.*
(quar.)
Mfg. Co..
Union
12-x 6
12-31
—
income)
North
12-13
12-16"
"
&
R.
2
15c
Extra
Muskegon
12-20
: 12-31
:i:.
(quar.)__
40
11-20
*
2
12-20
20c
7
xx*_—....I.
Unllac,
12-13
50c
(quar.;.
Co.
preferred
4.2455
Troxcl
\
•
(quar.)—
of
Co.
St.
ii
(quar.)—
12-
$1.50
(quar.)
Transport Co.,
(quar.)
Service
4'5
4.40'%
$5 pfd.
f
12-13
1-10
15c
pfd. (quar.)
and
•>;- i- 8
10c -••v 1-
for
:
.*
Canada
^_x__
$2.70 preferred Iquar.')
5
12-16
20c
(quar.)..'
preferred
Public
1-
(Winnipeg)—•
:
Motor Finance Corp.,
(10c
555
1-
(quar.) —...593ac
Murray Co. of Texas, Inc.
Mutual
Gas
Provincial
12-30
$5
Inc.
Cafeterias
preferred
investment
net
Laundry
Providence
1-
16c
XH
preferred
S.j,
gains
12-1
25c
Co.,
Metal
(Common
-•
5
12-23
2 Vi %
capital
of
Ltd.:
Tri-Continentai Corp.,
20c
2
Drop Forging Co.—
conv.
12-
20c
25c
Growth Stock Fund,
34:!*c
-
•
''
'
from
Progress
Ritter
1-
(Win.
from
($1.25
12-20
2%
__
_:
12-16
25c
.
dividend
(T. Rowe;
12-
De-
1—
43/4 %
Moore
Price
share
(quar. c
Trans-Lux
12-10
Corp.,
555
preferred
(quar.)....
Inc.
(quar.)—.*—*—*——.—
Stock
lrl5
held)
Mortgage & Investments Ltd.
Extra
Moore
Prestole
Prcway,
Saco-Loweil
Monarch Life Assurance Co.
Inc., 655
6 .7
x
25c
a
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
12-13
,
—
(annual)
Mills,
6 rJ.
12-
■V I1-20
common J-_f.__x
Extra
12-10
12-21
25c
40c
—
....
....
Molybdenum Co.1 of America
Moiiarch
655
12-30
$1
of
12-21
...
&
12-
13-1
preferred (qnar.l_.__
Illinois Natural G'asf Pipe-' Line—
1
Sulphite
12-16 >.
12-20
12»ic
(quar.)-._7
Oil
.„
"
2%
Corp. of Canada, Ltd.—
non-cumulativo partic. pfd.
& Lambert,
Inc. (quar.;
Pratt
Rico
Moloney Electric Co.—
$4
Power
7 Vic
28c
*_
share
%; 30c
_*
12-31
12-20
__.2_ '
of America c(s-a (
Inc.,
V
12-31
,
1-15
^ 1- 2
30c
rx.'x.
•
5
5
*
Woolen
10c
(one
12-
10c
Portland
2%
*_*_—_
'12-16
20c
(year-end)
t
12-13
12-27
56Vic
—...
(quar.)
20c
A
'*
$1.40
Conv.
-
;; Titan
5
—
Chemical
•
$1.20-preferred (quar.)—
Tinnerman-Products- (quar.)
12-16
12-
(H"K7~Co7inc?"(Pa!)"(quar!)ZZZ 1
Porter
1"
9
1-2
(quar.)
20c
,
*.
,
(quar.)
fis
12-
12-16
—:—
Paper Co.
Huron
*15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Coke
12-27
30c
1;
Co.
Industries,
Tidewater
12-10
20c
Port
Reading
River Fuel Ccrp. (quar.)____
Valley Gas Co.
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
12-20
12-
22 Vic
aft'/ic
I
Corp.
Mohawk
12-20
75c
.—.
Stock
12-27
.•«
12 -10
?
12-30
I-
1
1-15
;
me
4.V4%', preferred B (quar.)X_______._i___*lx $1.06Vi "
Thor Power Tool (quar.>-icx"i.
40c
9
..75c
(quar.)....
1
4.65%
...
(quar.)..
dividend
Mission
12-16
8
17 Vic
•
Mississippi Glass Co.
Extra
2
1-
Reclaiming—
convertible pfd.
Mississippi
12-16
1-
42 Vic
(quar.)
Mississippi
2
-
V 12-23 "A 12 -10
4% :.
93%C
12-16
1-
12
12-30
.,.r.
•
3*._'__
Common
•
dividend)
(quar.)
(Hartford)
dividend
5.60(5
—
(stock
12-13
3 12Vic•
•% V 4Vi %x preferred ' A«(quari>_i**i_%.i___x.i
12 -10
12-20
15c
(quar.)
Suspender
Public Service
_
Minerals & Chemical
Stock
12-27
%
V 12-30 H
,
in¬
...
Plastics, Inc., class A
Plough, Inc. (quar.)
12-13
11-22
com¬
on
(quar.)
4Vi % preferred (quar.i
Miller Manufacturing, class
4(2%
12-13
1
50c
...
Common
12-31
12-13
37Vic
Utilities, Inc. (quar. )____*
Middle
States
Telephone Co. of Illinois—
Quarterly
'
Rubber
12-31
5
15c
(quar.)
1-20
12-17
1-
45c
South
Midland-Ross Corp.
12-20
1-
12-
25c
(quar.)
com.
12-
2-. 3
•
=1-
L30C'
;
1 quar.)x
;$5 preferred (quar.)
Tex'as Natural Gas::; (stock "div.)
Thrifty Drug Stores—
'X\-V-
10
realized
12-16
2c
(quar.)
common
Miller-Wohl
1-
$2
....
Corp. (No action taken
payment at this time).
Midwest
12-11
30c
.____**'
.
(annual)..
Oil
Middle
12-20
1-
$1.25
(quar.)
$1.50 preferred (quar.)..
Mergenthaler Linotype (quar.)
mon
2
1-
15c
(quar.).
common
(Dallas)
(year-end)
Merchants Acceptance, class A
Metro, Inc.,
12-13
10%
,
Mercantile Stores
Messer
2
....———75c
Mead, Johnson & Co.,
4% preferred (s-a)
Hotel
1-
550c
(s-a)
dividend
McLean Trucking, class A
McLouth Steel Corp., 5%
Melrose
5
15c
Company, Ltd., pfd.
(J. Ray)
(quar.)
McKay Machine
5
12-
25c
(L.)
McDermott
12-
1
■K 20c
.___*.**_*—_—**_
12-12
512 Vic
x_
W.) Inc.-(quar.)..
(J.
Mays
(quar.).
12-26
12-10
12-10
Maxwell,
5c
40c
9
•r..-i--15
1'v 2
::r 21c /:
'
Extra
Stock
11-29
12-
•>>
'
from
9c
6%
Texas
4
1-25
15c
of
**_*
'Tex-Tube,
6
12-20
21c
12-13,
12-15
$5 non-cum preferred
15
2-17
■
12-23
'
__ix.
B
(quar.)_*
:
Stock div. payable In class
f
1
20c
7
7
£
Class
27
1$1.50
12-13
137Vac
x_'_
i3/80tlis
Life Assurance
Class
2
16c "'V 12^18
...
Extra
12-31
12-24
^
f4j5c
Jack)
2-19
12-13
12-23
7
-
net
Mill, Ltd.
1-10
12-24
(quar.)—
&
;.
>'
v-.:
12-16
25c
3-1
12-23
•x
.
X
1
Taylor Pearson & Carson (Cauadai
•>Telephone ServlceKCo. ©f Ohio— '
2
"
1
12-20
21c
Mastic Asphalt Corp
Muni Electric Co., Ltd.
12-
12-20
25c
$2.50
Extra
1
(from net income)—11c
Quarterly
A
V
40c
%
(quar.;
(quar.;
dividend
Switson
'
:*
Industries
1-
Masachusetts Investors Trust—
2-
$1.25
V
plus
Insurance
Pioneer
1-25
Massachusetts Investors Growth Stock Fund,
12-13
-
coipmon
Extra
18
>
common
12-20 ,7.
7
X-
preferred .(quar, t
Sweets Corp.
18
>
—
preferred
Phoenix
■
Marquette Cement Mfg., 6%
Marshall Field fie Co., 4%%
Corp.,
12-31
-
12-10
12-16
'x 12-31
(extra)
gainst
33/4%
12-12'
25c
_*____*x*_*—*%
*
;; 12-23'
45c
(quar.;.
Inc.
(6c from
Fund,
12-13
'
10c
•
pfd: (quar.)
(Boston;**..
Corp.
_
-
Philco
12-13
12-12
17 Vic
3%
(Calif.), common (quar.)*—
(quar.)
1-15
12-1!)
12-19
Stock dividend
1-
31 Vic
Service
income
11-20
12-13
12-31
11-20
75c
common
div.- conv.
50c
Investment
Extra
1-15
12-10
*
Gas
2
12-31
40c
*
Ship,
Chemical
Sun
11-29-
2-14
:
—
preferred- (quar.;.2
Steam
Corp., common$4.50 preferred A (quar.)
-v
'12-10
37VaC <■? 12-31
Co.
vestment
12-16
12-13
Paper
Moe
12-
i eachishare held)
Sun
12-14"
1-1
fie
Corp.,
Stock
-
5
12- .5
12-15
12-23
(s-ai
(Manny,
Philadelphia
12-17
2
$1
Boys
Pctrolane
1-10
1-15
Market Basket
12-
-• 12-15
12c
7..* 25c
Stores—
Co.
■12- 2
25c
-i
(special)
common
Stop & Shop (quar.
Stuyvesant Insurance
■4
'1-15
(quar.;
Ltd., common (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
Peoples Securities
Corp—
Perry-Fay
1-
.—-
Traffic
Xi* ■*
—
y><s-a)%_*;_-**^_l.*L_2:ra_x*t_**;_l.a_.,
Street
5''■•'.'a
v.
12-13
2-14
Pcnnman's
1-16
50c
Y.)
Service
.1-1
•
25c
;
^
2'V
'{ Sterling Brewers
12-10
(quar.)
Parchment
12-12 /
12-13 •
12-13 W
12-20
-
25c
_._i_
Optional Co.
T Stephenson Una nee,
12-13
150c
Co
preferred
State
-
12-16
12-30
Fruit
B
ii. Starrett
12-6
2
6
Finance
Penn
4
1-15
25c
50c
(N.
1-
12-30
22c
12-13
12-30
Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)*..
Marine Midland Corp., common (quar.)——
4% convertible preferred (quar.)
x
Midland Trust Co.
12-20
.
"
25c
Paterson
Manufacturers
j
125c
(quar.)
com.
12-31
preference A (quar.)_*—.
62Vic
Manhattan Refrigerating Co.—
5% preferred (accum.)_x*___—x__—__*_x;%7
1 $2
2
12-10
12-14
—
5%
12-12
25c
—i—
Company., (quar.;
2
2
13-27
$1.50
—*:
(quar.;
1-
12-31
10c
(s-a) ,3%. L
common
12-12
1-
22 Vie
/.
12-12/
2
1-
62 Vac
'
12-12
1-2
.
57 Vac
>
(quar.)___.i__.-
participating preference (quar.
Participating^% Standard Paving, fie Materials, Ltd.—
>. Stanfields,
Ltd., class *A \«-aj"_*__*'___3i..'**.
2
1$1.75
Fertilizer
fie
Co.,
if
12-15 7
2
1-
06V4C
57 Vic
^—
common
1
1-
27 Vac
>
$3
-12- -4
•
-y
12-21
•
12-13
2-
-$1.60
T2-I6
1^ "2
"45c
(quar.).
com.
1-15
$75c
convertible
Ltd.,
Electric,
preferred
%
-
Standard
9
12-
1- .2
'
37 % c
•;
•
12-27
2
Mallory (P. R.) & Co., Inc.—
5%
6
6
12-20%12-
.-60cy;!
(s-a)
...
(quar.;
Corp. (Del.;, 5% pfd. (quar.;
Pacific
Vegetable
Oil
(quar.;
Park-Lexington
(N.
Y.)
(quar.)
1-
15c
1:60c
+$1.25
'•
12-
$1 V
(quar.)..,
Chemical
!
1-10
3
2-
i)0c
(quar.).—_
(quar.;
Dredging,
convertible
12-
$1
.
preferred
Transportation
2nd
9
12-9
dividend
12-
e-
1
'
7
3
12-
12-23
J25c
—*_——.***>
Gas,
Standard
.
.
12-19
1
12-
12-23
35c
'
(quar.)
D
Stock
-
12-11
12-20
X-Qc
•
(ouar.)
Rockwell
fie
Overnite
12-13
7
preferred
Orange
2
2-
6%
Products,
;
Natural
B
Square
12-11
s
12-16
25c
■
:
iquar.;
Steel
6
£50c
■
Insurance
Brewing
Co.
Ltd., 6% preferred
12-16
12-
1-
$1
*
Ontario
12-16
12-
?
'$2 'r4i
V 515c.,
...
Oneida,
Paul
MacLarcn Power & Paper Co. (quar.)
__
Extra "_*—*—_»
_x—*—*-—-*—*x-v
-
...
Co.
Co.,
of Rec.
30c
(quar.i
Mills,
Class
.
Class
(quar.)._2___„*_
Sand
Hoiaer»
12-13
Gas—
&
Telephone "Co.
preferred
Spindale
12-13
12-20
15c
,
Cc i
1
"
-
v50c.
;
30c
.
...
(quar.)
River
3-
40c
___
B
.-$6
Co.—
RR
Mfg. Co., Ltd.
class A (quar.)
Co.,
Casualty
Ohio
2-
30c
3Cc
__
Electric
&
Specialty
10c
;
(quar.)—
(increased)
Louisville Gas & Electric
Lynn Gas
Sugar, Ltd.
25c
——_—
(extra•
Worcester
^
12-13 i
Co.—
(extra;
Brass
11 Vic
1-
Preferred
local Finance Corp. (Rhode Island), common
Class A"*„.___*_**_x—_***—*_***—*—_*
.
preferred
(quar.;
Light <fc Power Co
Ohio
12-13
12-28
Lionel Corp.
40c
•
(reduced;
Engineering
B
Class
12-20
30c
—
12-18
12-20
12-16
2-1
(quar.) ______*_x*_x—~75c
Co.
(Charles P.;
Ohio
12-16
12-31
10c
_—
2
12-27
36c
.
*
LUiue Plantation
1-
12-18
>
Scotia
Office
5
12-31
37 Vic
(quar,):—_—
Fund
12-
10c
pfd. (quar.)
Lehigh Coal fie Navigation (irregular)—
3,ay (II. W.) fis Co., class A (quar.)
1 if»
8%
Nova
Noyes
11-20
1
(quar.;
Gas
A
Class
6
12-
File
Norwich Os
12-20
20c
27c
96'4c
75c
;
40c
preferred
Southwest
*
12-17
2
12-19
10c
Class
Ouhu
Lees (James) fie Sons Co., 3.85%
common
1-
1-
When
cOc
(quar.)—
Southeastern
.
I
Payable
Share,
L
Electric
1
mmmi—m
1
"
Magazine..
Penn
Northwest
6
12-15
7'ic
15c
preferred (quar.)—
Liberty Loan Corp.,
12-30
3
at
(quar.)—,
Laclede Gas Co., common
1-15
1 Vic
4,/ac
Mfg. Co., common
praticipating A (quar.)
Kropp Forge Co.—
(iho action taken on common payment
this time)
Kuner-Empson Co., common (quar.•
6%
12-27"
35c
67 (•> c
quar.;.'
Extra
12-13
Steel
$2.50
'
(quar. 1
(increased
$1.60
Yorker
New
North
Kahuku
Co.
12-11
——*—5%
-
(stock dividend) —
York
-
'
■
preferred (quar.)__—
.......j.*
preferred
<quar.;_.__i.—.1*..**^.
preferred A (quar.; _—_____^*_*—
4.60%
5%
v
25c
12-11
10c
B
12-24
1
1-
7
12-18
-
1-
(quar.;—
& Harlem RR.
(s-a)
■
Co,
Carolina
4.60%
f
preferred
Monday, December 9, 1957
.
.
Ltd. (quar.)
Somcrville, Ltd., $2.80 preferred
12-24
.$1.15
12-16
5%
dividend
v
$1.12(2
2
1-
Co. (quar.)—15c
Co., class A
10c
Mfg.
1-15
...
New
Shoe Corp., 6%
Irving (John)
Jacobsen
(quar.)*.
.
.
<
4.50(5
25c
.
-
———*—
.Common
.....
to
i
1 quar. 1—
(N.)
South
(quar.)................
pieferred
Corp.
Slater
Association-
—
i
Castings Co
Extra
England
13c
5c
income;
(quar,)
■■■
;-r
,
of Company
Sivyer Steel
25 >
Electric
■
Per
Name
1-16
5 ii
■
I
12-13
"
Investors
.|
Holaert
3
$1.12
(quar,)*.
11 b *
i
;Payable of Rec.
20c
<quar.).*..
common
dividend)
National Tile & Manufacturing—
(Dividend payment omitted at Company
12-13
1-
Linen
preferred (quar.)
National Propane Corp. (stock
12-13
1-
of Maine—
(quart)——..7xx_**~~* 4%23c
Interstate
12-31
12-26
60c
89J/2C
(quar.)—**.-——
12-10
1-15
■—_—_
When
Per
Name of Comvany
12-17
Co.$1
International Milling Co., 4%/ pfd. (quar.)-$1
International
Packers,
Ltd.-*
25c
International Paints, Ltd., 6% pid. (s-a;—
560c
International
Holaert
Payable of Rec.
Share
,
Elevating
1.1'.-
5c
12-13
Class
1
1-10
i'25c
2-1
1-10
35c
2%
fie
Department
Surety (quar.)
Stores
(quar.)—___—
$1.40
6
2-
56Vic
Western
12-
12-27
<quar.)__.
Casualty
Western
12-20
1:45c
•
,
12-27
1-
12-16
Grocers,A
Ltd.,
common
preferred (quar.)
Western Maryland Ry., common (initial).'.—
5% first preferred (quar.)
2
12-12
4%
second
12-16
7%
first
preferred
preferred
.
$1.25
30c
25c
I$1
1
12-14
12-31
1- 2
12-12
1-15
12-13
1-
12-10
+50c
(quar.)—x
12-27
,
(quar.)
(quar.;
1-15
12-13
535c
1-15
12-13
75c
12-27
12-17-
12-27
12-27
12-17
$1
$1.75
12-27
12-17
37V-2C
12-17;
.
Volume
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
5697
Number
186
Name
Western
of Company
Natural
5%
Gas,
pfd.
conv.
Co.,- Ltd.,-class B (quar.)
Stamping (quar.)——_—
Plywood
Western
Tool
Western
Utilities
Wbitaker
Whitehall
Fund,
40c
from
American
Insulator
1-
1
12-13'
American
4
12-20
8c
12-16
-12-10
20c
12-16
12-
1-
•i
5',-4%
5Gc
W.)
9
12-
3
4
12-10
11-
%c
12-30
^4
Extra
1-
20c
1
•
12-10' "
12-18
20c
:12-18
*
12-16
30c
'
1-
.
x
2
%
12-
12-16
Meter
National
News
Optical
Payable
j(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
Inc.
Acadia-Atlantic
*
Cqmmon
Class
(qtiar.)
A
Acme
Electric
Precision
Products,
Wire
(quar.)
Acushnet
J
Corp.,
Stock,
Stock
vv
Aetna Standard
American
12-11
12-2;
Inc.
6%
(quar.)—x
Brass
iStock
dividend
Albama
7%
Co.,
Power
4.60%
preferred
4
Alabama-Tennessee
12-13
American Writing
2
12-16
American
12-13'..
Natural Gas
Products,
12-24
12-
3
$4
12-24
12-
3
2
11-15
12-16
11-27
Stock
1
12-12
(N.
1
preferred
iquar.)_L
Algoma Steel, Ltd
£.___
_______
Alleghany-Ludltim Steel Corp. (quar.)
12-11
725c
12-31
12-21
12-
1-
5c
iquar.)-:
dividend
Stock
Allied
preferred
Chemical &
Allied
Allied
Inc.
dividend
Allied
Products
Stores
Thermal
Allied
Steel
dividend)
40c
__
Quarterly
30c
12-16
—
50c
American
6%
11-
Bank
(quar.)
6te%
12-
(quar.)
—
Ltd.
(J.
A
4
1-
2
12-
9
1-
2
12-
(quar.)
Oil
&
tl.62%C
12-35
*
11-29
12-31
12-
L.
12-16
Electrical
common
—-—
(quar.)
Co.
Commercial
American
Cyanainid Co.,
3%%
preferred
Barge
12-12-
Atlantic
1-2
12-
2
12-20
12-
2
75c
11-20
12*
xx
40c
-12-20
:—
x,
-
■
Stock
5%
-
Telegraph
Electronics,
Inc.
Co.
Felt
Co.,
6%- preferred
-
common
American
;
Electric
dividend
Stock
(increased
'.Class
Hoist
American
Home
common
._
E"xtra
Ice
Atlas Corp.,
.♦ ■
5%
Audio
5
Auto
12-
6
1
12-
Powder
,
Co.
common
Service
Class
fc
Derrick
Products
(quar.)
(qu.ar.)——x—_
12-10
11-12
12-20
12-
3
Automatic Fire Alarm Co.
Automatic Steel Products,
12-20
12-
3
40c
12-10
11-12
12-
9
30c
(annual)
.
Canteen
Co.
of
11-29
30c
12-10
12-10
12-
12-10
11-22
30c
6
tal
-
40c
1-
2
12-13
12-20
11-20
50c
1-
3
12-13
25c
1-
3
12-13
B.
S.
F.
Stock
Babcock
Stock
A
(quar.)
preferred—
(quar.)
—_
(irregular)
&
Wilcox
dividend
-—
Co.
(quar.)
4-
1
12-20
12-13
12-10,
12-14
Bond
11-29>
Bound
12-16
Bowater
6
12-27
12-
6
1
1-
1
12-10
11-20
25c
12-14
11-20
12-14
5%
1-16
12-
2
12-30
12-13
12-10
11-29
50%
12-10
$4
$1
11-29
12-10
11-29
1-
2
<
1-1-58
12-
6
2
12-
12-
9
3-
1
1-10
&
Brass Corp.
(quar.)
i
Club
(quar.)
12-20
5%%
(E. J.)
11-
1'
12-13
11-
(s-a)
—
334%
.
& Sons
—!_
(quar.)
Brass
Bank
Note
—
-——
—
preferred (quar.)_.
preferred (quar.)—
6%
12-16
115c
1-
2
12-16
1-
2
12-16
Brockton
1-
2
12-16
Brockway
12-16-
Class
11-26
12-20
11-27
25c
12-16
11-27
12-20
12-
6
3
5%
12-13
12-
12-14
11-14
12-14
11-14
12-14
12-16
12-20
11-22
10c
1-30
1-15
12-10
11-30
12-10
11-30
dividend
Stock
Taunton
Glass,
(quar.)
—
Gas,
$3.80 pfd.
common
(quar.)—
45c
1-
4%
12-27
12-
5
6
4c
12-27
12-
12-10
11-29
(quar.)—
Bigeiow
&
Distillers Corp., com.
preferred
1
(quar.)
12-10
11-29
183/iC
5c
1- 1
12-30
11-29
12- 9
I12%
12-30
12- 9
25c
4%
1- 3
12- 6
1- 6
12- 6
6
12-
6
6
12-
6
12-
6
11-12
common
(initial)
20c
—
5%
dividend—t
Stock
preferred (quar.)—
Buckeye Pipe Line Co. (quar.)
Bucyrus-Erie Co. (quar.)
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp.. (quar.)
Buffalo Forge Co. (year-end)
Bulova Watch Co. (reduced)—
Burgess Battery (increased)
Burlington Steel, Ltd. (quar.)—
Corp.,
preferred
&
Co.,
common
(quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)
Extra
(quar.)
Burry Biscuit Corp.
(irreg.)
II-29
11-22
11111-
2
2
2
2
2
12-16
12-18
1-
2
11-22
12-
2
12-
2
11-29
12-
6
12-
6
12-
6
12-
6
12-
0
1- 1
12-17
2- 1
2- 1
1-17
1-15
1- 1
2-1
12-20
12-20
12-20
,
1-1-58
12-15
12-15
1-10
1-10
12-13
1- 1
1- 1
12-10
12-16
12-20
J2"1^
12_1°
1-• b
,
,
1- 2
715c
25c
$1.50
12"2^
JJJc
J}0c
1-29
1-29
^15c
25c
7 29
10c
12-16
J}®®
Quarterly
Quarterly
Burroughs Corp.
(quar.)—
.
11-29
12-10
12-16
12-16
1- 2
1- 1
12-15
12-23
25c
40c
12-16
12-17
30c
25c
—.
32-16
12-16
12-31
12-31
1- 2
t-15
12-10
$1.25
35c
50c
$5
Burnham
5%
25c
20c
10c
25c
(quar.)—
(E.
L.)
-—■—r_x
Brunswick-Ba;ke-Collcndcr Co.—-
Burns
12-
11-12
15c
15(5
20c
(extra)
dividend
Stock
New
12-
1- 2
7%c
5%
95c
(extra)
A
Brown-Forman
4%
6
12-24
12-27
1-3
12-31
12-31
12-16
12-16
7$1.12%
7$1.09%
7$1.1834
7S1.50
7$1.50
7%c
Brooklyn Borough Gas Co.- (quar.)_
Brookridge Development Corp. (N. Y.)—
Brown
6
12-11;
'> 12-27
750c
Extra
11-14
2
x__
2nd preferred (quar.)
Industries Corp. (N. Y.)
12-16-
2
12-10
Telephone Co., com. (quar.)
Columbia
,434,%
preferred (quar.)
6% 1st preferred (quar.f
British
1212-
1- 2
1- 2
1- 2
7$1
753Vac
757c
$$1.-18
763c
preferred (quar.)
43/4%
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)—
1
12-17
12-10
.
735c
765c
725c
(quar.)
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
43«%
6
10c
4%%
4%%
2
12-
93:!4c
15c
.
Oil Ltd. (quar.)
British Columbia Electric Co., Ltd.—
British
12-16
12-13
1- 2
12-20
1- 3
1- 2
12-27
50c
——
American
4%
11-19^
11-19
12-
40c
(quar.)
Extra
British
12-10
7
7
12-10
725c
728%c
Corp.
American
British
1-10
1212-
73c
5%
7$1.50
62%c
56%c
35c
Extra
,
12-16
11-15
12-17
762%c
76834c
$1
,x____
preferred
Bristol
2
11-21
3
12-16
12-ia
15c
—
(T. G.) & Co., Ltd. (interim)
5%. preferred
(quar.)__—
Brillo Mfg. Co.
(increased)
1-
2
2
12-
50c
1-
1-
2
12-
1-10
4%
Traction, Light & Power, Ltd
dividend (1/20 of ordinary share)__
12 tec
12-16
12-12
12-
of North America, Ltd.—
Year-end
12-12
12-13
6
12-10
87%c
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
& Stratton Corp. (quar.)—
Briggs
12-10
1-15
50c
12-
12-20
12-20
12-20
$1
(final)
__—
6
12-27
3
2
11-15
25c
x
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
4%%
1-24
32-
3
12-
12-16
31 Vic
20c
(quar.)
4%%
2-
7
25c
6% preferred (quar.),
Bridgeport Brass, common, (quar.)
10-25
30c
12-
12-
4%
—
—__
Water
Corp.
Stock
3
12-16
30c
$1.50
11-29
12-
1- 2
1- 2
12-16
2%
—_—,—
(quar.)
Extra
<
11-15
12-
1,
I-13
20c
(quar.)_
Co.
Inc.
Brook
'
12-16
11-29
12-27
20c
preferred
Brach
11-20
%
11-29
11-29-
75c
15c
,
11-20
12-14
11-29
12-23
12-32
12-12
$1.40
30c
J.
(extra)
com.
Corp.
Borden Company
12-10
1-
12-14
115c
12-16
1- 2
$1.06%
Stock dividend
Borg-Warner Corp., 3%% .preferred (quar.)
Boston & Maine RR., $5 preferred (quar.)__
12-16
9
12-27
12-16
12-16
35c
—_—
dividend
Stores,
12-24
12-
3-10;
2-
$1.1834
$1.4334
(quar.)
Book-of-the-Month
32-28.
12-
Tobacco,
Bohn Aluminum
50c
12-24
—
(quar.)
com.
dividend
12-
12-27
Inc.,
3-10
4-16
$1.75
35c
—
Stock
Stock
12-21
20c
(quar.)
dividend
12-10
4%
Boeing Airplane
8
Inc.—
(quar.)
Co.
2
20c 4-30-58
50c
12-16
(quar.)
Extra
12-13'
10C
common
3-10
1-
20c
(quar.)—
Bryson,
preferred
12-31
12-28
Mfg.
&
Diamond
5
20c
(quar.)_
Extra
Class
20c
Bros.
6%
Blue
6%
Inc.,
1
15c
3-3-58
20c 1-31-58
com
Bruce
gains plus $0,002 from invest, income)
Foods
B/G
1
17%c
dividend
12-13
11-15
12-23
-Stock
12-
40c
:
Products, Inc. (stock dividend)
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund ($0,038 from capi¬
11-15
30c
-'37 tec
2
4-
10c
Valley Gas & Electric—
preferred (quar.)
5.60% preferred (quar.)_
Blaw-Knox Co.
(quar.)
11-
9
12-10
1-
4-
40c
(quar.)
12-31
50C
America
nonvoting noncumulative
Automatic Voting Machine
Year-end
Corn.—
initial monthly)
1
Supplv
(increased>
Co.
Automatic
12-10
37%c
:
preferred
12-20
712%c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.).
(quar.)
12-14
Ltd.—
<quarj_:
A
11-30
1-10
8
7207
Co.,
4
12-16
12-13
12-T3
11-
IOC
——
(quar.)_—
12-14
2%%
2
2
15c
—
dividend)
Devices- (stock
Electric
Common
Savers
Ties
4.25%
<
•
Avon
(quar.)
112-
$1.18,
00c
(quar.)
12-13
11-30
1- 2
Blackstone
12-13
2
50c
tquar.)
preferred'' (quar. )_x_:
Sewing-Centers (quar.)—
1- 2
12-16
735c
735c
$5.75
,
11-30
12-15
1-
720c
11-27
12-
1-
15c
.
Corp.
American Hospital
American
11-29
(Houston)—
Corp., class A
(quar.)
Hardware
American
(New
quar.)_
■.
Greetings
B
American
Atlas
Atlas
1-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,- common
25c
x
General Insurance
Quarterly
American
12- 2
11-29-
12-16
Refining
25C
Power Co. (quar.).
Products Corp.
iquar.)
Gas &
American
Atlantic
25c
dividend
American
2
1-2
$1.50
(quar.)
12-16
3-2-58
110c
11-15
2
A
2-
12-13
2
class
$1
725c
(quar.)
Decker
115c
'
Ltd.,
12-27
(quar.)
preferred
12 tec
Class—B...(quar.)—■—
12-16
12-
—
—.
—
—
Wholesalers,
12-13
1-31
$25c
$4.75
110c
50C
25C
(quar.):
25C
$1.08
Co.,—
(quar.)
2%
Forest
Stock
,
RR.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Company
Extra
Atlantic
50c
x__
Foreign
&
-
.
$2.50
__
(quar.)
American Fire & Casualty
American
4%
2
32-14
"$1
American Export--Lines (quar.)
American Express Co. (quar.j.
American
1-
12 %c
(semi-annual)
preferred
•
J.)xx
——_—x
12-
12-20
87tec
<quar.)_
(N.
common
dividend,
-12-
Line
Conn,
5
yl2-16 "•2 12- 4-»
25c
Coast
Common
Atlantic
11-20
12-16
quar.)
(incr.
com.
12-10
12-10
25c
(quar.)
6
11.16 %
$2
of
12-16
2
3%
Bloch
35c
RR
Line Co.
1
1-
25c
(stock aiv.)
Bethlehem Steel Corp., 7% preferred
11-12
50c
Point
West
&
Coast
12-13
Line-—
11-12
25c
(quar.)
City Electric Co. (increased)
4%
(quar.)
District
American
American
-
preferred
Atlantic
7 tec
-
x
Atlantic
62 tec
(quar.)_—
American
12-27
12-13
20c
x___.—
—
—:
non-cumulative
11-29
4334c
32-
11-12
9
1-1-58
65c
(quar.)—
11-29
(quar.)
6
12-16
12-
30c
25c
(quar.)
:
12-20
(quar.)—
___—
Colortype Co. (N. J.)
125c
12-27
45c
Industries
1-
20%
Corp
Sivalls
a
25c
Beryllium Corp.
&
3
12-
$1.12%
60c
20c
Black
12-
of
Aviation Corp. (quar.)
Bergstrom Paper Co., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
11-19
1-21
Aircraft
11-20
12-31
Bright
(quar.)
dividend
Extra',
5%
Atlanta
Ektra
American
12-
12-23
Ltd.—
Industries,
12-20
50c
Chicle
Am'erican
6
12-19
$1.25
25c
preferred
7%/
5
$1.25
(quar.)_x
25c
—
(quar.)
Co.,
12-
37 tec
—
'
Can
12-23
118c
tquar.)
12-20
1
Bendix
'
-—
com.
12-20
1-
Brazilian
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Common
12-16
1
dividend
1-17
175c
Telephone & Telegraph Co., com.
$4 participating class A (quar.)
Associated Transport, Inc.—
6%
conv.
preferred (accum.)
Atchinson Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.— '
Common
(quar.) x__
5
1
1-
Stock
1-31
Ltd.—
—
:_x
Rfefining Co.,
preferred
2nd
$5
Stock
9
1-
Am'erican Chain & Cable,
30c
2 te
12-12
30c
American
12-13
50c
tquar.)—:—
B
Associates Investment Co.
30c
(quar.>
11-22
12-31
125c
Associated
$1.25
preferred
12-20
Bell
12 tec
x—
12-12
$1.25
3%
2
10c.
Hardware Co.,
W.)
12-12
quar.)
Common
2
12-
25c
(quar.)
A
(quar.)_
_'a,:
f—x_
Associated
6
A (quar.)
—
preferred B (quar.)__:
______—
American Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres
t
12-
12-16
93 tec
:
(quar.)———
•
4
1-
5
12-10
35c
4
$1.75
2
12-16
30c
(quar.).
(quar.)_—x—__—
3-
(quar.)
(incr.
(quar.)
common
(quar.).
1-
—
Corp.
1-
11-29
12-13
12-13
(quar.)
Counselors
25c
50c
——
12-
Life
Brummell
1
$1.433A
Belding Heminway Co.
Belknap Hardware & Manufacturing,
4%
preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred
iquar.)
11-15
Associated Spring'Corp.
5%' preferred
Arma
32-20
$3.50
12-
Associated Motion Picture
5%
American Bosch
11-29
12-20
1834c
—
(quar.)
preferred
1st
1
3.2-13
$5 preferred
1
12-2 Or
American Biltrite Rubber—
r
1-
12-13
12-17
12-20
75c
Note,-common
preferred
12-10
40c
''
(quar.)—.—
,
1-10
25c
11-27
1
6
Beauty
30c
12-13
2
$1.25
75c
(increased)
common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
$7
,
Filter,
2
11-20
.
12-
Beau
Oil
(quar.)
Class
•■'$1.50
12-
12-10
1-1-58
'
Ashland
11-15-
12-16
30c
2
Beech-Nut
2
1-
725c
preferred
25c
—
Class
-
32-20
12-10
20c
—
Air
convertible
5%
11-27-
"
Amalgamated Sugar (increased)———itAggregates, 5% preferred (quar.)
American Agricultural Chemical Co. (Del.)—
v ;
12--2
3V/2C
preferred
American
Extra
Ashdown
12-23
2
$1.40
1.31%
Construction
Asbestos Corp,
12-13
32-20
12-36
93 %c
(quar.)
Goods Mfg._—_——
12-31*
:
12-11
12-16
12-10
1.25c
preferred
12-27
3
12-13
3
(quar.)
.
3
1-
(quar.)
$1.40
1-
12-10
12-
25c
♦
(quar.)
A
12-11
7 tec
—
common
(quar.)_
Constable'Corp.
Industries
Arvin
Class
1-
25c
(quar.).
2
12-
2
780c
Co., Ltd., common (quar.)
1-
Co.
.1
Corp.
A
Common
5
12-11
1-
12-12
12 %c
(quar.)
(subject
to
approval
Inc.
12-
00c
6
50c
1-
—_
B
Metal
Class
;
Black,
6
12-
>1-20
38%c
conv.
American
.
Class
Art
50c
(quar.l
:___
pfd. (quar.)
common
Co., 75c
12-27
75c
,
;
iquar.)__x___
Corp.
Mfg.
.'
Arundel
'12-
1-15
2%%
2te%
.
iquar.)_xx_
(quar.)
common
Alpha Portland Cement Co. (quar.)__
—
Altec Companies - (quar.)__
___
Co. of America,, common (quar.)
Aluminum
-
12-3
12-30-
:
Co.,
Cigars,
2
2
12-10
62%c
_*
__x
1-
75C
(initial)
(quar.)_.
»'$3.75 preferred (quar.)
Armstrong Rubber Co;, class
2-
11-15-
12-27
25c
30%
Cork
Year-end
2
12- 5
;
X-12-10
Aluminum
$3.75
12-
,12-
12-15
75c
1
(quar.)
(Mich.)
Corp.
Corp.,
Allis-Chalmers Mfg.,
Allison
12-23
13%C
_____
(quar.)____:—
—-—
Allied Paper-Corp.-(stock
Allied
12-14
Arnold
«quar.)_—
Dye Corp.
Laboratories,
Stock
—-—
Armstrong
Pictures Corp.—
Artists
5te%
•
_x_
'
32-14
10%;
tquar.)—1
Industries
11-25
12 tec
:
ordinary
1
2
12-15
2
25c
,.15c
Allen
12-13
2
(quar.)___
Optical
preferred
Beaver Lumber
75c
—
preferred ~ (quar.)
Arkansas Pwr. & Light Co., 4.32% pfd. (quar.)
4.72 % preferred (quar.)_.
11-29
50c
—,—
4%
Bayuk
1-
2
20c
(quar.)
dividend
12-10
25c
(quar.)
x
Co
Power,
Lomb
&
Stock
12-10
1-
1-
Co.
Manufacturing Co.,
preferred
(quar.)
12-10
43 tec
12-10
30c
4V2%
2
5
a
1-2
•
4.65 %
32-10
Bates
2
12-
1
1-
73c
Corp.
Co., Ltd.
2
2
Guaranty
Canada, Ltd.
Bros.
1-
25c
(quar.)—
Mortgage
Basic, Inc., common (quar,)
534% preferred (quar.)
6
(quar.)
Gas
of
1-
1-
1-
11-
1-20
$1.07
..
1-
for each 200 shares held)
Louisiana
&
stockholders)
7 tec
—
(quar.)
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp.
12-10
1
12-
40c
■ (quar.)____...
dividend (One share of Standard
J.)
Arkansas-Missouri
1
1
Cable
Inc.
Arkansas
1-
fl-
Oil
Argo
1
1-
$1.06%
—
-—
&
12-11
30c
x_—
Co.
1-
$1.75
x—
-j. 4Vk%
11-
12-15
12-31
12 tec
Corp.
deposit. rets,
Barker
12-23,
12 tec
Anthes-Imperial Co. Ltd.,
$5.25 preferred (quar.)
12-
25c
12-23
12-31
$2.25
(quar.)
Wire
American
30c
$1.25
pfd.
(quar.)
(reduced)——.
Anheuser-Busch,
12-13-
12-13
1-
12-31
22 tec
(quar.)
(quar.)
6%
Ltd.. (s-a)
Angostuia-Wupperman Corp.
2
$1.25
(Fla.)
Anglo-Huronian,
2
——
12-10
50c
Zinc, Lead & Smelting
Inc.
Bond
40c
(increased)
com.
__:
Electronics
35C
(quar.)__—
preferred
i quar. )„____
Inc.,
conitnon
(quart)
Allen Electric & Equipment
5
1-
(quar.),—
common
12-
.1-
(quar.)—1—-
preferred (quar,) —__x___
Albany & Vermont RR
7%
12-20
$1.05
•
12-31
•
11-
12-27
$1.00
America
$1.5C
:
—
Co.,
Co.
^
$1.15
-
12-10
Anglu-Ectiadorian' Oilfields,' Ltd.—
5
$4
_________
5 %
Aldens,
12-
2
12-31
70c
—
iquar.)
Paper
Anaconda
1-
12-20
,
12-
60C
(increased)
—
Metal
Bankers
12 tec
Insurance
&
Extra
11-22
2
12-10
12-13
12-27
$1.75
Building & Equipment Corp. of Amer.
Quarterly
31 tec
Co.
Tobacco
10c
(s-a)
common
Alan Wood Steel Co., common
Alco
Co.
Title
6
1-
20c
12-13
12-13
2
47'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Barber Ellis
11-18
2
1-
40c
Barber Oil Corp. (quar.)
Barden Corp. (quar.)_
32-16
1-
1- 2
$1
com.
12-10
25c
$1.75
(quar.)
Stores
American
10%.
±—
RR.,
(quar.)
preferred
American
11-
11-29
preferred
Bausch
(quar.)
45c
Bank
(Ind'polis)—
common
Anaconda
preferred (s-a)—__—__
4.20% pfd. (quar.)
r-6%- participating
Alabama
Co.,
12-17:
12-12
40c
—-x—
:—
.
Southern
Great
Foundries
Snuff
Amphenol
_•
Co._,—•_____
Mig.
Steel
American
>
Ampco
,20c
12-20
12 tec
(A
■■
6
8-22
11-28
$1.12%
preferred (quar.)
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
11-29
S1.25
;
,
1-
37 tec
.
12-13
,
5-23
9-19
12-19
10c
12 tec
Refining,
1-
65c
12-
12-27
1-10
12-13
3%
(quar.)
American Sugar
___
Akron
Co.
<quar.)__
12-16
5%
iquar.)x___
12-
12-10
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
4%
20c
(quar.)
preferred
12-13;
1-10
(quar.)—_
Engineering Co.
Fund,
2
/3-21
12-19
$1
special distribution
from net security profits payable at
the
holders option in cash rr stock)
x__
Agricultural Insurance (Watertown, N. Y.) —
Quarterly
:
T—
Affiliated
American
12-
$1.07
12-18
2-21
$1
(quar.)
Hydro-Electric,
Barymin
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
$1.25
11-30
11-27
12-11
ordinary net
from
realized
(Hartford)
Co.
—
(quar.)
American Telephone & Telegraph Co. (quar.)
American Thread Co., 5%
pfd. (s-a)
dividendi
(stock
Corp
(quar.)__
common
from
cents
60
Corp.
»J_—
common
B
9,
American)Surety
capital gains)
Addressograpn-Multigraph Corp.
Insurance
A
•
1
$1.25
—
Insurance
Class
12-31
1-
Sanitary—'
—
Class
2%x; 3-31-58
'
Aetna
7%
'
12-10
;
7%
of
Standard
preferred
12-10
,V
12-14
$1
(quar.)
preferred
&
preferred
3id
2
7
2
25C
Smelting & Refining—
preferred
(quar.):
'
:
.
2nd
2
'Jt
Bangor
1-
15c
—
(quar.)
A
—
1-
2%..
(extra)
Corp. of Delaware—
(year-end)
-
conv.
12-15
'/!
12-10
8-22
11-28
$1
(quar.)
Extra
12-10
Lines—
Wool
1-
12-
,
Corp.
9-19
3.20
e-20
(quar.)
pfd.
preferred B (quar.)
preferred C (quar.)—.
25C
(quar.)-—-—
conv.
5%
5%
Industries,'Inc.—
Express Co.— '
(Yeaf-end 'of 47 "Ceh'ts
Aeroquip
5%
12-32
"
12-20
American
•
-—
plus
1
25c
W
12-30
10%
Radiator
10c
______—
4%
3
12-19
(quar.)
pfd.
4Vn%
50c
Chemical, cl.
(quar.)
x
—
non-cumulative
50c
(quar.)__
common
Adairis
income
12-
12-17
5c
,
12-13
11-29
Bancohio
(quar.)
Stock- ' dividend
11-29
,
12-31
12-13
5-23
$1
Baltimore Gas & Electric, common
27%C
40C
Construction
President
12-13
12-31
non-cum.
2-21
6-20
25c
;
(quar.)___
pfd.
non-cum
12-
3-20
25c
;
pfd.
non-cum.
4%
2-19
5uc
&
American States
dividend
-
1
12-14
dividend
Stock
6
_—__——
dividend,
Adam Consolidated
12-
1
(Galveston)
Insurance
&
American Rock
11-20
(quar.)—.—_
common
2
1-
712%c
47 tec
;.—
(quar.>—
Co.
preferred
Common
4%
4%
3-
American Seal-Kap
11-20
<quar.)_—_______--
Process
11-14
iST.12V'2
Co.'. tquar.)
Pipe
Common
6:
12-10
730c
Acme
12-18
Co.
Potash
American
.
_______—_—_——
Acme
12-
$1
—.—-.—-—
Refineries—
2
12-10
(quar.)
Co.
$4
6
10c
tquar.)_.—____________
Sugar
12-
3114 c
(irreg.)
common
2
1-
$1
—___
__
11-
<:
742 %c
5%
(quar.)
dividend
American
of Rec.
<
*;
Stock
American
Holders
,./■ 45c
(quar.).
common
Abrasive & Metal Products,
ACF. Industries
Common
6
(st\oci
(quar.i±i__—
Co. (Mich.)
12-31
12-13
12-30
25c
(extra)
12-27
50c
(quar.)
6
12-
American Photocopy Equipment
5
Share
of Company
preferred
Common
12-
3c
When
10c
4
11-25
12-20
12-16
Per
Laboratories,
12-10
5%%' convertible preferred (quar.)
5%
preceding table.
'■/Name
Foundry
non-cum.
3
2
lie
(quar.)
(increased)
Common
American
Abbott
Common
Products
American
4
Mercantile Institute—
40c
dends
Common
11-25
preferred
American
___x
announced in previous
and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
announced this week, these being given in the
weeks
12-13
4%
2
112-
25c
1
,
12-
1-15
12-13
$1.50 l-15-oa
;
Ohio
12-ro
1-
Holder*
25c
(cuar.)_
common
; 6% preferred (quar.)
Baldwin Securities Corp
&
12-16
12 (2c
(quar.)___
Co.,
12-20
American
12-10
give the dividends
we
4
Baltimore
—
4'/2 %
12-20
2
25c
"10c
1 Below
12-
Piano
When
13
Payable of Rec.
$3
RR., com.
(reduced quar.)
American' Mafacaino
——__
(quar.)___x______.
Co-operative
12-17
Illinois—
of
Co.
&
American' Machine
12-16
■
Zion's
Baldwin
G4c
___
Share
Badger Paper Mills
^ Metals
Macnine
American
9
.
(quar,)
__
5
Baker Industries
preferred (quar.)
Laundry Machinery
American
Year-end
York Water Co.
>
Investment
American Metal
__.
York Corrugating
12-
12-20
12
Ltd
Yellow Cab Co
12-
12-20
$0,043
pref.__
6%
Ltd.,
Co.,
&
12-24
2%
12-
.
„____——
Helicopters,
capital-.gainst
-
American
3
Per
Name of Company
of Roc.
12-14
American
investments)
on
^0c
(quar.)
(Year-end-of 24 cents from ordinary net
income
'plus
40
cents
from
realized
12-23
10c
realized
(quar.)_
Holders
■Payable
International Corp.—
1-15
income
gain
(F.
World-Wide
12-13
25c
'■
2
dividend
Woolworth
1
(quarterly of 16c from
plus a distribution
Inc.
Whitney Blake Co.
Stock
1-
U5c
,
(quar.)_!___—
(quar.
investment
net
of
&
Cable
of Rec.
37tec
5% convertible pfu. (1: 55 series) (quar. r—
Western
When
Share
of Company
Name
Payable
37 Vic
<quar.)
Per
Holders
When
Per
Share
•
(2481)
1-20
1-17
12-31
12-17
1-17
12-10
12-10
12-10
12-23
11-29
11-29
12-
1
12-31
11-23
12-13
12-13
11-13'
11-29
11-29
12-20;
11-27
32-
6
12-
2
32-
5
12-10
12-
6
12-13
12-
6
12-
6
1-
9
1-
9.
4-
9
7-
9
12-27
12-
G
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
:
.
Terminal Co
Additional
Butler
Mfg.,
10c
—-
—
10c
—20c
50c
—
-
(extra/
Inc.
Bros.,
Butler
When
(quar.)
common
4%% preferred (quar.)
Butterfly Hosiery Co., Ltd., 7%
Name of Company
.
Fund,
The
12-16
12-31
12- 2
I
Financial
T
(quar.)
12-16
60c
1- 1
12-10
Chemical
(quar.)—,
Ltd., common
preferred ..(quar.)—
1-15
1- 2
12-16
12- 5
Chenango tc Lnaailla Telephone.
5%
——.-.**•
1- 1
12-13
1-1
12-13;
•
62c
(quar.)
Electric Power, $2.00 pfd.
California
,150c.
34145
<
:
California
Ink
Co.
equar.)—
»
California Interstate Telei>hone—
'
25c
(extra)—
Common
40c
t
10c
,
-
—
12- 2
12-16
12- 2
Californii. Portland. Cement
,.270
12-16
12-16
12-18
.12-2
12- 9
12- 6
32- 6
12- 3
12-13
1- 2
12-10
11-20
12-26
$4.75 preferred A (quar.)—
$1.18% < 12-31
Calumet Oil Co.
lc
12-20
Camden & Burlington County Sly. Co. (s-a)
75c
1-2-58
Campbell Soup Co. (quar.)—L
37%c
1-24
Can&da Bread Co,# Ltd., 5'/o pref. B (quar.)
t62VsjC ^ 1- 2
Canada Cement, Ltd., $1.30 pref.
(quar.),,- 333%C
12-20
———
Crushed & Cut Stone, Ltd.—'
Canada
1-2
Ginger Ale, common (quar.)—
25c
$4.25 preferred (auur.)
$1.06%
Canada Foundries & Forcings, Ltd..—'
1- 1
1- 1
Chicago,
Dry
Class
137 %c
Canada
Ltd., com. (quar.)
337%c
4'4fi» preferred (quar.)-—.——--—— 3$1.06%
Canada Life Assurance Co. (quar.)
$$1.15
Canada Malting, Ltd., common <quar.)_
150c
4%-% preferred (quar.)———329%C
Canada Packers Ltd., clas3 A (s-a)
387 %c
A
(quar.).,
Iron
Foundries,
Class
B
Canada
Canada
6%
,
(s-a)
Chicago,
Steamship Lines Lkl.—
Wire
Canada
Class
B
(s-*t)
,
&r Cable Ltd.-,
-——
class A
Extra
j
iquar;)
Canadian Breweries, Ltd.—
1 $1.25 cone. pref. (quar.)
Canadian Canners, Ltd.,
Canadian Celanese,
Extra
1
$1
Ltd.,
•
Cities
12- 3
'5%
Canadian Oil Cos., Ltd.
4% preferred (quar.)i
•
preferred
Extra
Carnation
Co.,
Carriers
&
General
Corp.
income and
ment
Products
Carthage Mills
$1
12-
3
12-10
Colonial
12-16
(40c
from
preferenceCold
Illinois
4-yz%
25c
12-23
1-1
12- 9
•
.
preferred
Central Illinois
:
4.75%
preferred
Central
Warehouse
Class B
;
-
$1.10
12-10
12-31
12-31
i_
1
12-10
12-10
If-26
12-15
11
1
:
~
12-24
12-
9
12-
2
12-13
75C
-
12-13 i
1
30c
40c
7y2c
6
12-31
60c
1
-
1-
12-16
12-16
12-13
•
1
12-10
12-10
11-29
12-27
11-29,
12-27
11-29
12-
12-31
12-12.
'
32VaC
<
Insurance
'
12- 2
11-25
12-13'
2
12-24
.12-16
12>
11-20
12-20
12-
1
Co.—•
1-
22c
"
2
1-1
-
12-16
10c
1-
2
12-19
1212-
2
2
12-20
10c
1-
2
12-20
10c
4-
1
3-20
20c
12-13
12-13
11-29
Corp.—;
(increased
quar.)
35C
.
:
12-31
12-24
33%%
12-
5
11-22
$1.25
—
1-
1
12-24
12-18
15C
-
1-
90c
2
12-
5
12-26
1
$1.25
Securities,
preferred
Consolidated
,
Ltd.
Gold
(after
firmation
Consolidated
Consumers
4.16%
4.52%
Fields
income
Dec.
(quar.)
Power- Co.—
preferred
1-
1
12-16
1-
1
12-16
12-13
11-29
7/1 Od
12-19
11-18
50c
12-14
12-
(stock
12-
$1.13
Baking
Co., common
(quar.)-,
preferred
Continental Can
Co..
preferred
preferred
Continental
60c
12-31
1212-
5
25c
common
-
12-31
12-17
-12-26
$1.37%
(quar.)--
(quar.)
(quar.)
Commercial. Corp.,
convertible
(quar.)
12-17
50c
(quar.)
12-31
20c
Continental
[ $4.50
1-2-58
5%
dividend).
i-
x.
(quar.)
~
12-31
12-10
$1.0p
6
12- 6
12-31
$1.07
12-31
12-10
$1.14
12-31
12-10
$1.25
—
12-10
12-31
1-2-58
12-16
40c
12- 3
11-
—30c
12-27
12-
30c
(quar.)
Western
(quar.)—
12-27
12-
12-20
12-
12-16
2
12-
12-20
2ac
-—
RR.
12-
25c
common——;
Grande
12-13
11-
62%c-
Industries
(s-a)
12-15
Co.
12-20
12-31
12-20
1-10
1-15
12-20
12-1312-16
25c
;
(quar,)
1-20
50c
30c
Cyrp.- (quar.)
(quar.),
12- •
12-31
62%c
—
(quar.)—25c"
—
Co.
$0,015
Steel
f2-16
(quar.)
:
Corp.*
;
(quar.)—25c
Inc., class A
50c
25c
B
;
(quar.)
2
8
Vl-27
12-12
12-27
•
■
12-17
12-27
12-17
12-10
11-29
12-10
12-12
11-29
45c-
12-
2
3%
12-23
12-
2
20c
——
20c
;
Co.
I-
~
—
(increased)
Alkali
12-
12- 2
1-27
Raynolds- Co.,
Portland Cement Co.
A (increased)
12- 2
12-16
25c
20'7-'
11-29
:—
-
*
dividend
Stock
-—-—
Extra
(quar.)..——
I—---
Diamond T Motor Car Co.
Diana Stores Corp.
Diners
Club
Chemical
Disney.
(Walt)
25c
12-10
II-30
-——
2^°
12-10
11-30
-
-
(quar.),..—'—25c-
12-
12-16
11-25
12%c
12-16
12-
25c ;
dividend),;
Arts
(quar.)
Productions.
Distillers Corp.-Seagrams
Growth
Quarterly
Diwrsified
StQck
Fund
income
Investmnt Fund,
2
5
12-13
1- 1
12-14
12-14
10c
130c
450c
—
Ltd.-(quar.)—_—
I Extra
Diversified
12-13
12-30
lii-20
100%
(quar.),.
(stock
Dl-Noc
•11-25
11-25
-
from
•
2%c
-
12-
12-20
2
Inc.—
:
A
capital
cash
Dixon
gains
stock
or
(Joseph)
payable
distribution
in
1
(quar.)
Dodge Mfg.
preferred
$1.65
Co.,
Oil
(quar.)
Fieldsv(monthly),^.
Ltd. (quar.)...
Dominion
Corset,
Dominion
Fabrics
2nd
Ltd.,
common
(quar.),
pref.
conv.
Dominion
Foundries
&
Steel,
Ltd.,
common
4%%
preferred (quar.)___.
Dominion Scottish Investments, Ltd
Extra
j,—
Donaldson
5%
Co.
Corp.,
preferred
Corp.;
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Corp.
—
(quar.)
Chemical
Draper
Dravo
12-12
12-20
12-12
—
—!
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
(reduced)
com.
&
Extra
(stock dividend)
—
;
12-14
ri-22
duPont
12-14
$3.50
11-30
$4.50
12-16
12-
12-16
12-
5
12-17
12-17
+25c
15c
25c
$1.25
30n
25c
3%
50c
45c
40c
12%c
1-
2- 1
1- 2
12-12
12-16
2-1
1-15
1- 2
12-18
Inc.
de Nemours,
preferred
preferred
12-
2
12-
2
1-27
12-17
12-
6
12-
4
1-2-58
12-16
12-10
12-20
1- 3
12-13
12-
12-12
12-10
12-
12-17
12-
com.
on page
5
12-
2
12-16
12-
2
12-10
10-11
$2
12-14
87%c
$L12%
1-25
-t-2o
10c
(year-end)
(Continued
2
11-20
20c
(interim)___
(quar.),^^:,.,-.—
2
II-22
3%.
(quar.I:
(quar.)__
2
12- 2
50c
35e-
5
15c
12-24
11-15
—
<E.'L)
1-15
12-10
25c
Extra
12-31
I-15
12-31
-
ordinary
2
12-16
12-14
Cxa
(quar.)
Bradstreet, Bic. (quar.)
Dunlep Rubber, Ltd.,
1-2-58
12-
131%c
il2%c
Driver-Harris
Dun
12-20
39c
1- 2
25c
12-16
J25c -1-3
+15c
2- 1
137%c
2- 1
-*
t25c
1- 2
t$l.l2%
1-15
140c
12-31
t20c
Dominion Stores, Ltd. (quar.)
Dominion Tar & Chemical Ltd., com.
$1 preference
(quar.)—
Dover
12-30
12-20
20c
.
Domingue2
11-29
20c
25c
—
Crucible
Extra
45c
*
12-10
4%c
B
Diamond
93%c.
$1.12«%
com.
12-11
12-10
—
A
Dunhil) International,
12-
11-29
12-28
12-31
50c-
$1
Canada Tunnel
&
10c.
—
preferred;(quar.)-
1
12-16
92%c
$1
6
12- 6
1-2-58
2
—
Drilling «fe Exploration Co.-(s-a)
1-2-58
2
12-
-
pfd. (quar.)
6
$1.04
12-
security
preference (quar.)
Dresser Industries
(quar.) _—.—
Drewry's Ltd. USA (quar.)
$1.12%
Co.,(Chicago)
realized
(quar.)
4%
...
Extra
$5.50
5
3
2
1-
$0,015
Detroit
Dow
-
6
1-
12-10
net income for calendar year 1956.)
con¬
(quar.)
Airlines
Continental Assurance
11-30
11-27
Africa,
to
;preferred :(quar.)
'preferred -.(quar.)
Continental
12-27
12-13
2oc
Is 8
Co.
1-10
12-16
65 %c
12)
Rendering
CO
m
20c
subject
1
1
10c
-
-
South
01
tax
2-
12-31
v—4
Ltd.
(s-a)
preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Freiyhtvvays (quar.)
.
22%c
(quar.)
Corp.
Standard
non-cumulative
12-16
60c
15-
1-2
25c
Mortgage & Realty (quar.)
Class
12-16
lOc
Class
12-12
37%e
(quar.),.—
voting
12-12
1
12-20
(s-a),,
class
12- 9
12-31
1-
75c
(quar.)
common
35tr from
Chemical
Dewey
12-23
"
50c
&
11-29
20c
(quar.)
12-10
15c
93%c. 1-15-58
Har\*ester: Co.
5
12-13
25c
11-27
12-24
—
Diamond Portland Cement Co.
J50o
50c
dividend
RR.
Rio
Devoe
6
12-31
;
12-10
20e
Extra-
12-12
2
31-%c
<
Life
of
'
11-29
12-
1-
■
11-27
40c
—
Class
2Gu
11-30
12-10
:
Detroit Stamping
Stock dividend
2
in¬
from
5(4%
$3.75
11^25
*
12-
12-13
2%
(8c
11-29
12-10
(extra),
Edison
11-29
12-30,
17V2C
12-16
3c
Vf- 60c
■
25c
Detroit
11-29
12-13
,
11-29
*
Detroit
6
12-13
75c
20c
12-16
22%c
Detroit
12- 2
12-16
6
12- G.
-
Detroit
12-10
2
12-27
Extra
11-29
12-13
2
1-
50c
(quar.)
Hudson Co.
on
From
Detrex
10c
—:
General
•
11-15
12-13
1-
12-
12-27
(quar.)
Denver Tramway Corp.—
$2.50 to $3:50 1st preferred
(Wash., D. C.)
<
U-29
75c
;
common
.
Chicago Trucking
Denver
(Boston)
(quar.)
11-29
1
-S4.50 1-15-58
50c
Extra
12-16
2
25C
(quar.)i—
1
1-
,
.
47%C
&
on
Extra
12-16
1-
Inc.,
preferred
Dem«er
11-29
$1.25
1-
—
(quar.;
Company,
Extra
11-29
12-31
31 Vic
—
Co.
Delaware
11-29
12-31
68 %c
12-13
,
$l.l2ya
•
1
i-
,
11-
,
.
;
(quar.)
2
12-16
56y»c
1-
62 %c
(quar.)^
Co.
15c
75c
(quar.)
12-13
Delaware Valley Finance, class A (quar.)_
Dennison Mfg., common A tquav.)
12*20
50c
&
4.28%
12-20
Consolidated Electrodynamics (quar.)
Consolidated Foods Corp., common (quur.)-
4.60%
preferred: (quar.)
Chattanooga Gas Co.
12-
12-30
25c
(quar;)_
11-18"
i2.i6
15C
(quar.)_i
11-18
14c
:
Voughtt Aircraft-Inc.'
12-13
9
10%
(quar.)
3
3
5%
Diversified
$2.50
12-13
12-9
10c
•
Consol
12-13
1-1
12-
11-
50c
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)Consolidated Gas Utilities
.
40c
5c
5c
12-13
11-25
1
4.56%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.),^——
1-17
25c
! Common
11-30
l
40c
1
1
1-
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred (quar.)
3
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York—
30
Corp.—
class A
2-
5
12-10
10c
4%
1-17
1-
1-
12%c
$4.50 2-15-58
Delaware Power & Light, 3.70%
12-16
1
—_k
preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Coppermines Corp
Consolidated Dry Goods Co. (quar.)
12-10
i_
$2.25
-
Stock
i2.io
1-1
1-
2
2-
$5
12-10
$1.16,
1-
(quar.)
12-
12-lit
—
1-17
12-17
12-10
profits)
11-29
11c
12T-10
12-20
—.—
Inc.'
Mills
distribution
11-29
1-
3%
Investment
Corp.,
Year-end
Delaware
12-20
12-20
2%
dividend
Common
-12-10*
1-1
12-15
1
12-20
5%
12- 6
2
3%
—
(quar.)_,
Vilbiss
'
'
11-30
$1.50
7%C
Year-end
12-10
1-1
$1.19
12-20
1
1-
$1.12%
Delaware Fund- (quarterly of-12%c from-net
investment income phis a special year-end
12-20
;
Consolidated Cigar
12-18
-
$i.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
2
1-
12-31
12-20
preferred* (accum.)
preferred
Deere
12-12
1-
11-l#
12-20
—
(accum.)
Corp., conunon (quar.)
3i%% pref. A (quar.)
11-29
12-16
.
$1.12%
& Stamping
pfd.
Dana
5
20c
dividend
5%
I)c
11-29
:
Co;
■
5
12-
12-31
—
Consolidated Cement Corp.
12-18
1-
12-
12-19
j12-12
dividend-
;
A
River
Dan
11-29
12-19
12-16
l-$5
12 %c
DWG Cigar Corp. (quar.)
Daftch Crystal Dairies (quar.)^_
9
:12-16
12-16
40c
—
pfd.
1-15
12-30
40 c
,•
.J'*
11-20
3%
(quan)
$1.60
1
$12%.c
-
—
1st
2-
50c
(quar.)
common
11-29
1
10c
.
(initial)
,
11-29
*
2-
45c
common
12-20
12-10
50c
11-29
25c
50c
•
12-18
12-31
12-
12-17
1-2
12-10
10c
(reduced)
-
12-20
$2
(quar.)
Cypress Abbey Co.__
;—
Cyprus Mines (quar,)i.--_:——
6
12-16
•
,
2
$1
ttfuar.)-—
(quar.)
4%%
Cutler-Hammer,
12-16
12-
13-19
75C
(monthly)
■—-
1st
Class
Z-10
12-30
12-31
$14.65
-
Connohio, ,Ino., common40c preferred (quar.)
40c preferred (quar.)
11-20
12.31
80%
;
Increased
12-13
$115
;
Co.
/
dividend)
com.
Ltd.
(quar.)
Candy,
Curfclss-Wright
3
3-3^58
...
1-
12%c
———,———,,
Publishing'Co.,
4%%
$2 prd.
-L—-L———;
$4 preferred
2-10
.
;
11-29
3
12-
3-3-58
Connecticut Light & Power (quar.)
Connecticut Water Co.
(quar.)
1
12-13
1-2
$1.18%
Service
B
Connecticut
11-29
2
$1.15
«ruar.)-
B.)
1-
87y2C
dividend
(A
12-10
12-20
12-
12-13
50C
•
6
12-16
12%c
12- 5
.
G
12-
America- (quar.)
Co.,
preferred
Curtiss
3
,
1-1-58
(quar.)
-Quarterly
12-10
1-2
$1.03
preferred
Chance
1-2
12-
12-13
30c
plus 18c from capital gains)
Community .Public Service (increased quar.)
Compo Shoe Machinery, .5% pfd. (quar.)
Confederation Life Association (Toronto)-—
12-10
35c
~-_l.
(quae.)
60c
$1.12%
vestment inc;
"
$1.23
(quar.)
Champion Paper & Fibre—
Chance
Stock
6
$1
(quar.)
quar.)
dividend
1
Commonwealth
10c
preferred
12-13
1-
6
12-
40c
Certain-teed Products Corp
6%
12-
12-20
$i.06y4
Chadbourn-Gotham, Inc.,-4%% pfd.
$4.50
Stock
12-2
1-2
■
(year-end).,
Corp.,
35c
.
Solvents Corp.
( reduced)
Commercial State Bank & Trust Co., ( N. Y.)
2
12-20'
65c
Century Shares Trust—
(Quarterly from investment income)
5%
12-12
$1.12l/2 •"
Century Industries-(quar.).
Stock
12-
$1.18%
preferred
preferred
12-20
Commercial
12-2
$1.12Vai
(quar.)
Public
1-15
.
12-
12-20
(quar.)
Corp.
of
dividend—
Clothing
Curtis
11-22
12-2
$1.08%
(quar.)
di\ider.d
Vermont
12-14-
Extra
3
t
Transformer
4.65%.
1-3
Inc.,
Canada,
Co.
Extra-
4%%
11-22
(quar.)—„
(quar.),
Commercial Shearing
3
12-
12-12
5c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.15%
.12-
.'
12-12
15c
4.60%
Central
12-18
25c
,4.75%
Stock
12-18
25c
(quar.)i
Wire
12-10:
Curlee
9
53%C
common
Gas,
(quar.)
Quarterly.
12-20
Public Sorvice—
&-
,
<
12-20
<
-25c
;
&
convertible'preferred
Central
12-
——
Columbia-Title Insurance Co.
Semi-annual
"
.
Central Maine Power, common
3.50% preferred (quar,)
Central Steel
2
50c
(quar,)„
4% preferred (quar.)
4'.4% preferred (quar.)__
4.92% preferred (quar.)_.„
6%
2
1-
12-12
87 %c
(quar.)
Commercial Credit
1-
50c
(quar.)
common
-
9
<
.
-
Common
4.60%
»
12-
12-31
20c
Columbian National Life'Insurance
12-5
1
12-16
11-22.
Co.
(quar.)
Broadcasting System, Inc.—
Stock
-
12-9
1-
$1.75
37yac
common
Class
'11-29
<
1
12-16
Carbon
A
Stock
12-12
11-30
12-30
t25c
(quar.)
Light,
preferred
4.64%
Class
1- 2
«
Electric Corp.—.
4.35% preferred1 (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
4.75%. preferred (quar.)
<
Columbia
$1.12V&
(quar.)_
Gas
Columbia
t$2.50
.Voting common (quar.)__
Non-voting common (quar.)
Extra on voting and
non-voting
Hudson
4
12-12
12-20
—
Central Foundry Co.,
Extra
12-
11-30
12-10
11-29
1-
Steel
Stock
'< '11*29
1-23
12-10-
i
Interstate
preferred
I- 2
15c
t
_
_
Products Co. Inc.—
preferred
5%
12-16
30c
12-16
12-18
i_i.
12-20'
Jl5c
Crown Cork & Seal Co.,
12-16
12-31
50 c
—
Cunningham Drug Stores
Cuno
Engineering Corp.,
12-16
12-16
93a^c
(quar.)
Zellerbach
1- 2
12-20
j 125c
!
Zellerbacli
87 %c
«Sc Iron Corp., com.
5%
preferred A (quar.),
5%% preferred B (quar.)
12-6
il%c
preferred
11-29
1
t-1-58
$2.50
.
—
—
Crown
lie
Power,
(s-a)
—
(quar.)——.
Crown
;
.
Colorado Fuel
12-11
11-26
12-21
B
Crucible
12-27
1-
1- 6
_
(quar.)
A
12-10
25c
25c
class A (quar.)—;
11-13
25c
—
Extra
12-16
12-20
12-10
Crosse It Co.,
12-20
2
50c
(quar.)
(stock
Inc
(monthly)'
""
25c
'
—
30c
11-13
1-
62 %c
(s-a)_—
(quar.)
———————-L(quar.)—
(quar.)
12-13
$1.12%
-
Color-Craft Products
2
50c
(s-a)—
Storage
1
$6
preferred
20c
Extra
Central Fibre
12-2
12-
4V'2%
$1.76
—1
Central Canada Investments, Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)
'
12-
12-16
class
Service,
12-13
30c
(quar.)
preferred
Stone
&
Central
Colorado
Corp. of America
Celanese Corp. of America, common (quar.)
fc> preferred'A< (quar.)..
i
7%
preferred
(quar.)^.^
.J.-.
Central
12-30
12-16
Co.,
Stores,
Common
$1.40
•
Catelln
Central
Colonial
Colorado
12- 9
invest¬
from capital-gains)__
(A. M.)
& Co.
(quar.)
Castle-Trethe way Mines. Ltd
G%
11-15
11-29
$2
Castle
Central
12-10
9
Co.
dividend--
12-30
50c
preferred iquar.>__
(quar.)—..
preferred
Ice
Sand
Stock
12-13
35c
(increased)
Cquar.)_
Finance
Colonial
1- 2
12-31
1-
11-25
$1.37%
$1.37%
(year-end)-a
Corp.
1- 2
25c
25c
(J. tfCo., 7%
6ya%
Coca-Cola International
Colonial
933/(c
12-14
2%
1**- 3
334%
1st preferred
(quar.)
Carolina Telephone &r Telegraph (quar.)
Carpenter Steel Co. (quar.)————
8%
$1
Co. of New York (quar.)
1- 2
(Increased)-:,:
12-10
$1
2
40c
common
12-20
B"
Class
dividend
75c'
Extra
11-30
$1
12- ®
20c
12-16
J9QC
1- 2
;
11-30
-
4% % preferred (quar.)
Coigute-Palmolive Co.
3V2% preferred (quar.)
Collins Radio Co., 4% preferred
'
12-16
11-29
Stock
"
11-30
Telephone
12- 2
40c
12-
12-16
»
12-
20c
Class'
J2-1G
$1.75
(quar.)
12- 5
40c
Creole Petroleum Corp.
5
Finance
15C
$155
—
Bottling
Carey iPhllip) Mfg. Co. (quar.)——
Carey Baxter & Kennedy, Inc. (quar.)
Credit
75c
preferred («uar.)
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR. Co.—
4% special gtd. (quar.)
h 7%:
regular gtd. (quar.)
Cleveland Trencher. Co.. (quar.)
12-17
Carborundum Co.. (quar.)—
12-13,
12-31
; .•
Co,7
75c
12-27
„
pl'd.
Company, common (quar.)
3%%
preferred
(quar.)—————
$1.75
(auar.)
1- 2
'•
1-14
Reynolds Corp., $1
Crane
11-29
$1.25
Elmptnaling
1- 2
1—
12-14
$1
a——'.
preferred
t$l
,
5%
Extra
com.
—
12- *
12-24*
,
.L 10c
1$1.25
,_
Corp.,
Corp. (quar.)
Craddock Terry Shoe. 5% pfd. (quar.)
Crain (R. L.)
Ltd. (quar.)
$2.50
(quar.) —
11-25
12-12
60c
Co., common
12-10*
12-12
.
V
(quar.)
t$2
preferred (quur.k
Cannon Mills Co., conunon (quar.)
Class
B
(quur.)
Capitol Products'(quar.)
Capitol Becords, Inc. (quar.
Case
Bakeries
75c
—
1-15
Electric
&
-1
'
^
(quar.)2-
6
1-2-31
25c
'
**
11-25
30c
2%
Coea Cola Bottling of Los Angeles
12-19:
11-25
1-2-10
Petroleum
(quar.)_
common
Coca-Cola
-
preferred
Cosden
—
11-29
•
6%
11-29
:
—
12-16
1-2
12-
12-10
$1.31%
67 %C
■
(quar.)
8%
Carter
(quar.)
Clifton Forge-Waynesboro
Climax Molybdenum Co.
12-16
175c
(quar.)l
<
5%
Co.
12-16
12-16
12-26
50c
(quar.)
30c
1-2-58
125c
<
12-10
————
Coca-Cola
'
—
,
$12
62%C
'
Cornell-Dubilier
75C
<1250
120c
..
Machine Co.,1 Ltd.—
(quaf.)
Canadian-Ingersoll-Rund Co., Ltd.
7
12-31r
—
1$4
Class A
1-
40c
$4.50
Canadian Ice
:
14-20
11-29
12-30 ^
——~
___»—
preferred '(quar.)
$4.50
1- 2
'
12-10
—
2%%
'
(quar.)_
common
dividend
Clark Equipment Co.,
Year-end
11-27
11-27
12-5
—,
Extra
Service
Stock
11-29
•
Canadian General Securities Ltd.,, class A_—
Class B
—{a—.—.
'
City Investing Co:, 5yz% pfd. (quar.).——
City Products Corp. (quar.)
Clark Controller Co. (quar.)
—
Cleveland Electric-
-
25C
Corron
1--
(year-end)_—:—
,
11-29
11-29
11-29
(quar.)
12-16
11-22
11-29
a7%c
4%
preferred (quar.)
Cincinnati Transit Co. (annual)
12-31
115c
11-29
2
12-16
,
Electric Co.—
&
Cleveland-Cliffs Ifon
<
'
Gas
1- 2
1* 2
12-31
•
1-
9
12-13
(qua*.)
Mfg. (aceuni.)—
Copperweld Steel Co., common (quar.)
"5% preferred (quar.I
J.—I—————
& Soutli Bend BR.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-30
-125c • *' 12-31
$1.75.preferred (quar.),
343%c
12-31
Canadian Drawn SteeFCo. Ltd., common,:.—■ +30c
12-19
60c
preferred (quar.)
115c
1-15
Canadian General Biectric-Ltd. (quar.)
1$2
1-3-58'
-
Cincinnati
•
•>.
-
12-
12-20
20c
3%
'
-
I
(quar.)
(reduced)——
Claussen
■
11-29
:
25c
1
L—
11-30
; 13-14
331%c
$18%o*-;
120c
_
(quar.);.,
common
(quar.)—
A
'
series preferred
<
2-1'
Corp.
$1
'
.
12-14
3%
dividend)-
Coplay Ceir.ent
Pacific RR.-
—.—-—
7% preferred
Chrysler Corp.
•
class
a
(quar.)__—-
<fe Pacific RR.
Copper Co.
Christiana Securities Co.,
12-13
12- 2
*
12-14
120c
—
m
——.—:—-.———
Chile
2-28
4-1-58
i$l
iquar.);■!
South Shore
Quarterly
12-15
11-30
1- 2
12- 2
1-15
12- 9
1- 2
12-13
12-16
11-15
12-16 .11-15
4-1-58
2-28
190c - - 1- 2
$$1.10 '
1- 2
1
331%c
<1- 2
Mortgage Corp. (quar.).
Ltd., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)_„
preferred
•
$87 %c
;
Permanent
Canada Safeway.
•
;
Rock'lsFand
Chicago Towel, common
12- 9
12- 9
Canada
—-
—
12- 2
30c
12- 2
(quar.).
pref.
i
12-30
W*
$7 convertible preference
3$1.50
6%
(stock
$5.25 series A preferred (quar.)———!_
Cornell Paperboard Products
(quar.)
(quar.)
'
Chicago, Milwaukee,- St. Pa id
: Common
(quar.)
Chicago Rivet & Machine Co.
■?
'
'
■>
12-2-
Calumet & Hecla Inc.; eommon
12-'2
50C
V
—
.12-16
75C
$1
Chicago As Eastern Illinois RR.'
Chicago '& Great Western Ry.—
12-15
1-15
$1
r?%d
(quar:)—:——-—
Inc.
'-Extra
'
.j-j.—.—-.^v-
12-30
12-20
$1.12%.
(quar.)L-
■
Chesebrough-Pond's
27 %c
(special50c
(quar.)—-—
20c
preferred ("quar.)
5%v%
<12-16
12-13
America, (quar.)
Cop eland. Refrigeration
preferred (quar.),
4y27*
12-18
j
12-$6
12-17
—
—%s—
of
Co.
12-13
1-2-58
50c
40c
(quar.)
12-31
$1.13
(quar.I
pfd.
(NV Y.)
Co.
Cook Coffee Co.
12-13
1
Corp.—
Chesapeake & Ohio RR., common
3y>%
preferred (quar.)
12-5
1- 1
2CV4C
Holder i
of Rec.
'
'
'
v' >•
?5%i preferred
tquap.)_,,—**
'5.40% preferred (quar.),—.
12-16
25c
-
•
t5%%- preferfed* fquar.)-w^——;
California-Pacific '■ Utilities, com. (quar.)
4*%%
Co..
dividend
Stock
Controls
1-
57 %C
-
6%--preferred-♦initialI,,*—.-*.-...—80c
.
Oil
Payable
Industries—.
(quar.)
——LContinental Steel Corp. (quar.)-—
(quar.)
Bank
Exchange
Insurance Co.
Continental
11.
Dec.
on
Gin
When
Share
_
Continental
11-22
to
addition
in
12%c
.
Power,
Calgary
is
12-27
regular quarterly dividend from net
investment income which is expected to
Corn
•
Copper' & Steel
25c
56c
—
the
be declared
C
Name of Company
..
Continental
from realized capital
additional shares or
distribution
above
,
Continental
cash Li—Lii—
in
«
Monday, December 9, 1957
.
Per
of Rec.
Payable
Share
'
/•
,
.
.
_
Inc.—
Siiecial distribution
gains payable in
12-13
12-13
12-27
1-7-58
1-14
$1.12%
12-30
{$3.50 1-31-58
ptd. (s-a)—
(quar.)
Pfd.
Bynnin-Tintair. Inc., 5%
1- 6
,
Chemical
.
Holders
When
Per
Holder*
Payable o1 Bee.
\2~ ?
Share
name of Company
Bush
.
48)
7
12-16
11-25
■
1-10
1-10
.
Volume 186
Number 5697
..
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
(2483)
15
at
Stock Record «» New York Stock
Exchange
DJULY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME; OF YRADHG
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED;STOCK
W->
.
Range forPrevfooM
*;
Year 1956
Lovreat
»7%Dec
.
Oct
28
32% Mar 12
45% Apr
109% Feb-
37% Feb 12
8
*7
14% Jan
6
®
92
Nov
-
:
<
'
4.'
STOCKS
13
•
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
21
*
EXCHANGE
Abacus Fund———•
33% Jim 17
J
86% Dec 14
v
Lowest
-Highest
-
28r% Sep 21
f
Range Since Jan. 1
Abbott Laboratories
51% July 15
104% May 22
4%
conv
F«f
common
prpffirrwri
29%
6
r
,
47
Oct
AX
4
1
2
39% Oct 11
17% Jun 10
*64% May 17
12% Oct 21
67% Jan
3
20
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7
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13
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22
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Oct
30
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7
77
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25
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21
51
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5
66
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27
9
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2
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118
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11
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8
3
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20% Jan 11
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40
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1
38
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53% Dec
27
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3
13
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18
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45% Jun
2
18
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67
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5
37% Apr
35
100
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6
19
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8
3% Oct 22
37% NOV 27
20
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84% July
64
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28
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24
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8
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22
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22
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14% Oct 25
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3
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1
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3
48
25
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35
Oct 21
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30% Dec 14
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13% Nov 27
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29% Oct 22
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5
2
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34% Sep
18% Oct
4
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6
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11
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31
86
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4
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15
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85
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19
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9
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102
July 9
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3
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11
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29
92
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10
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88
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6
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108
28
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16
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2
30
Jan
27
25
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18
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11
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3
28
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3
6
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43
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9
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5
19
177
13
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105
174
42
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46% Jan 23
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56
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39% Jan 19
48
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13
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59% Mar 20
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46% Mar
10
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28
29
21
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119
10
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16
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1
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6
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27
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4
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21
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22
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13
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25
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25
American Sumatra Tobacco—
5
American Tel & Tel Co
100
American Tobacco common———25
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100
American Viscose Corp
25
American Water Works Co com—5
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—25
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25
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1
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40
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page 26.
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81
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100
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24
;
38%
American Snuff Co common——25
84
Aug 29
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107
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24
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Amer Smelt & Refg com
12
3
10
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2
20
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preferred
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44
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American ship Building Co—No par
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Amphenol Electronics Corp
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29
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5
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;
15
38%
100
2
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29
85
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American Metal Products
40
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200
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27
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100
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preferred
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4
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31
38%
100
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16,900
16
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8
8% Oct 22
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63% Feb 14
.
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15
24
29
42%
14
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33
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17
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20
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22,100
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30
29
37%
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4
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100
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160
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25
17
25
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Cyanamid Co
10
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20
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1
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5
European Secur—No par
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10
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38
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18
Oct 30
6
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25
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97% July 3
63% Jun 11
24
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155% Jan 24
Oct
26%
30%
66%
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4
30
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25
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22
113
24%
96
31%
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3.90% preferred
100
3
37 % Oct
39% Oct
74% >
24%
37% May 17
66% July 11
33% May
133% Nov
55% NOV 14
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66% * 69
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8% Mar 21
64% Jan 31
33% Oct
73%
24%
96
26%
61%
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16% Jun 12
7
-
25%
30%
10
American Hawaiian S3 Co.—10
July 31
July 31
22
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26%
50
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4
14
96
77%
v
,
741/2
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58% July 18
28% Jun 13
99% Feb
6
23
22% Nov
10% Dec 28
Feb
Otft
21
74%
;
2%
"
20
preferred
American
102
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,
40%
American Investment CO of 111——1
5% Jan
44
39%
17% Jun 11
Aug 28
34% May
25% NOV 29
40
6% noncumulatlve preferred—100
American international Corp
—l
Jan
21
39%
3
41
7
40%
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American
15% Aug 19
07% Jun
7
16% Jun
78
45% NOV
14%
39%
.
95%
American
May 27
43% July IS
85% Feb 10
Mar 29
15
4%% prior preferred—
5
83
93
93
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36%
39% May 23
29% Oct 22
77% Dec 26
15
36%
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84% Dec
14%
271/4
14%
American Colortype Co—
—.10
American Crystal sugar com—10
2
1%
78%.
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353/4
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14% 7
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77%
,
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199
160
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88
34%
■
48%
1
1% preferred
American Chain & Cable
18
88
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96
27
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6,600
4,000
600
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v
53
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210
88
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48
100
31% Feb
1
17% Apr 23
33% Jan
34
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135
r
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83
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100
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49
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215
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15
30
27
14
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29% Apr
17% Aug
27% Jan
88
v
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6,600
6,900
,
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4%
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98 %
American Chicle
89% Jan
8
03 % Feb 87
4%
200
/;
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5%
5
3
9
25
r
72
7-',
American Cable & Radio Corp—.1
American Can Co common
.12.60
7
39% Oct 22
35% Oct
22% Jun
2
6% July 11
45% July 25
*71
27%
No par
com
%■'
U
72
48%.
common
21%.
M
r
'
6,300
3400
24%
r
2%:':
151/4 yf
•271/2
Theatres Inc common
4
20% May
53% Jan
35% Jun
9
Dec 28
14
24% Jan
12%
112
.
'.15%
X48
American Bosch Arma Corp
2
Amer Brake Shoe Co com
No par
4% convertible preferred
100
8
*109
141/4
16%
6%
12%
f
27%
preferred
v-
-199
>
•153
v.-
15%
1%
78
63 %
conv
•
2%
1%
1%
102 %
Amer
21% Dec 20
34 %
•93
ie
4%%
9
140
•86
7
63 %
American Bank Note
6
May
57% July
4%
99%
American Bakeries Co
8
99% Mar 28
Jan 15
81
12%
112
200
m
2%
53%
preferred
.21%
8%;
53
;
.
700
3,400-
-
.
24%
.-?24%
<
20
*195
27%
common
convertible
198
•153,160
2%
•71
1
3%%
20
„
'
rQV*
-;-24% - 24% ♦ -:m.V24%
/ >'52
8,600
;
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13Y4
t:«-.24%
}-.
154
:
300
r
;
-3y%,40%
13%.
13%
22
'8% /
53
53%
America
Airlines
20%
198
160
151/4
American
9
2
198
12%
•109
Amerada Petroleum Corp.;
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No par
7
24%
20%
,52%
-
i
*20%
Amalgamated Leather Co
6% convertible preferred
50
Amalgamated Sugar CO (The)—
1
Amerace Corp
12.50
70% Aug 16
70% Jan
of
Co
41
14
•151%
8%
141/4
73
8
13%
'
14%
*90
—
'
;
13%
21%
•,
Short*
29%
;>,47% r 47%
*96%
98
;
r;
(•>24%;! 24%
156
8%
23%
:
77'/2
——100
July
;
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.i
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\22PM
|ix:
•••.-24%: 247/«
24%|
78
*1%
771/4
4.08% convertible preferred—100
Alpha Portland Cement..—10
Limited
=
5
kw!*/JR^ferredSJr
13Ve
-.40%
14
r,r,'.
No par
Allls-Chalmers Mfg common
Aluminium
52%
8%
21/4
96
xi4%
Allied Stores Corp common—No par
4
8
24% Jan
113
Jan
37Y4 Aug
1
Mills——...—
J&n
63% July
147% Jun
87
♦152%
21%
•153
35
*93
155
231/2
•195
4%
87
;
„
-
•
^
47%
97%~: 97%
\ ;■
,
21%
/24%
52%
200
341/3
100
Allied Products eorp
29% Jan 18
53% July 3
8
16% Jan 23
Allied
47% Jun 19
82
Jan 30
36% May 9
119
May 16
102
4%
.
25%
20%
25
211/4
72
*160
47%
Friday
'''
30
:
Dee. 6
;
'
Dec. 6
•w.*29%
•; "47%
•
14
-24%
;
21%
8%
231/4
15%
*70%
Allied-Albany Paper Corp.......
5
Allied Chemical & Dye..
__18
Allied Kid Co—
;
5
Allied Laboratories Inc.—No par
22% Aug 13
24% Nov 13
33% Oct 22
10
39% Oct
4
'
.
ill
*15
:
1
Allen Industries inc..—
16% NOV 25
5
Jan 11
31% Nov 19
Apr
common...
Allegheny As West Ry 6% gtd
•8% Jan
3
23% July 2
59
Oct
4
30% Jan..8
39
155
t 1
13
111 :
5
.—100
-
<
:
9-
12%
100
...
5%% preferred A—
100
$4 conv prior preferred—No par
Allegheny Ludlum steel. Corp
1
146
Sep
5
•65%-Apr 3
/110% Jun 13
«.
157
3b
14
25%
♦241/4
•153
' 160
2%
2%
...I
...
preferred—_
.Alleghany Corp
30% Feb 21
27% Mar
May 28
63 % Nov
AY*%
Oct 24
24% Oct 22
9514 Dec
64
Alco Products Ioc common
8
3
Sep 19
105% Sep 27
30
133% Aug 10
21
240
Jan
20%
,
24 % r
•
*155
8%
Alabama is Vicksburg Ry
—.100
Alaska Juneau 'Gold Mining
2
7% preferred.
AJdens.lac common
18%.May 13
77% Jan 14
£
.9% Jun: 14«
Apr""i
Nov~28
•
19% Jan 16
Jun 25
15
18% Jan 12
Z&
<
Aug 28
14%
25
22
V
40%
14%
25 %
/ 23%
23%
Aetna-Standard Engineering Co
1
*21%
22%
Air Reduction. Inc. conpnon
.No par
52%
531/4
-4.50%- conv pfd -1951 series—100 "/ *194
198
232% Jun 28
.
163
14
Dec
8
Marl4
190
11
77
'
31% July 23
65% July 8
5
Dec
.16% Dec 21
Corp.;—.^...Nq par
Addressograph-Muitlgrapb Corp—10
Admiral Corp—
1
Aeroquip Corp....——
1
13
40%
"14
211/4
24 %
Adams-Millis
7
45% Oct 21
176% Feb 15
155
July l
-Dec
111
*
'
l
13%
12%
42%
13%
Thursday
~
98
25
_
Dee. 4
30
13%
41%
...
Acme Steel Co..—,———.
—10
Adams Express Co
—...1
.
14% Jan
"81% July
-..—25
ACF-Wrigley Stores Inc.—.—1
Wednesday f *
Dee. 8
98
12%
-1
ACF Industries: Inc
.
-
27% Jan 11
204 - Jun 7
6% Oct 23
20
36% Feb-
1
Feb 12
132
July 17
,22% Jan
ABC Vending Corp—
Safe* !**
'
47%
"
'
AND HIGH SALE TRICES
*29%
*
Dec
1%
tiOW:
Tuesday
/
291/2
*96
>nn
T
%
Dec. 2
1
—.
Monday
*85
35%
25%
30
87
35%
26%
30
-
540
2,000
20
87
87
•88
90
34%
34%
34%
34%
35
35
1,800
25%
26 %
25%
25%
25
25%
9,500
30
30
29
29
•88
91
*29
31
,
500
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, December 9, 1957
.
(2484)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Year 1956
Lowest
Highest
1*v«rt
9
5
41 % Apr
27% Jan 23
39% Apr
5
22 y4 Nov
14
46% Feb
69% Dec 14
43% Dec
6
24
7
15% Feb
26% Nov 29
Dec
•2
22
18% May 24
26% Jun 11
15% Jan 11
17% Oct
Illinois
4
Feb 18
Feb
14
3% Oct 22
28% Jan
3
Mar 29
14% Oct 22
27% Oct
5
Arnold
7
Artloom Carpet Co Inc
Arvin Industries Inc
36% July 19
2
12%
12%
12%
22%
22%
82
82
*22
1
4
4
2.50
31
44:%
25,300
12%
12%
12 5«
12,700
2274
23%
14,100
22%
24%
84
84
*84
23
*21
110
87
*21
23
4%
44 a
311
*30
31%
-
43%
82
444
%
700
24
4544
23
*21 Va
23
5.100
-24%
44%
f
24
1244
4544
22%
%
Shares
30
244s
24 V 2
.
22 Vi
*81
5
Corp—
Ashland Oil & Refining com—,
19% May 6
31 y4 May 31
7% Sep 19
17
6% Jan
Constable
32y2 Jun
6% Jun
..
44%
the Week
30
29%
29%
30 V«
24Va*
,
45-
Dec. 5
12%
Armstrong Cork Co common
1
$3.75 preferred
No par
18
24%
44 Va
>
5
Armour
Jan
92
8% Feb 27
2
C% Jan
of
8
30
5
30% Mar 29
4
Co
16% Jan
18
Sep
10% Oct 21
20% Nov
&
*24Va
10
6
Jan
20
Argo Oil Corp
Armco Steel Corp
4
2
79
2
8% Jan 13
31% Mar 15
5
4% Dec
Jan
65% Jan
2
May
37% Mar 27
102% Mat
5
36
29%
30
Friday
Dec. 6 "
Thursday
Dec. 4
30
No par
—5
Sales lor
PRICES
Wednesday
Dec. 3
Dec. 5J
Pat
Archer-Da niels-Midland
39% Apr 25
SALE
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
29% Dec
*6% Jun 28
9
NEW YORK STOCK
Bangs Bins* Jan. 1
AND HIGH
LOW
STOCKS
■UftfM Prevlou
4%
30%
30%
30%
4
4%
30 V4
4 %
1,400
15%
15'/a
15%
15%
15.1
15%
15%
15 Vi
27%
'
1
2nri preferred $1.50 series—No par
ASR Products Corp
5
9,800
,
27%
*27%
277«
27 Va
27 Va
*27 Va
7%
7%
7%
V
30%
7%
74a
7Va
74a
;
,
•
<
7%
•
28
4,700
400
.
6,400
.
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
29%. Feb
34
27% Oct 22
3
5
88% Nov
May
Common
6
103
Jan
28
Jun
6
Aug 28
63% Nov
4
33% July 2fl
11% Aug
3
16% Nov
19
27
Jan
7
10% Feb
6
30% Mar 13
27
2
30% Jun
7
95
Associates
11
8% NOV
30%
30 Va
l
Investment Co—
*30
100
1st preferred
5.26%
4
78
73
23
Jan
•5
35
9
Jan
110% Jan
16
Oct
97
95
95
6 tt'/a
68 %
*68
18%
Xl7%
lo
30%'
20%
95
30%
4
;
30
96
6844
68%
1,700
96
*68 V2
250
68%
96
95
68
68
30
30%
96%
*94 %
96
,
V 69 Va
•
600
Atchison Topeka & Sante Fe—
15% Nov 21
.
Nov 30
10
26% Dec
17
Feb
101
Nov 28
90
27
83% NOV
1
9
26%' Nov
13
63% May
43% Jan 27
Jan
47% Aug 14
36% Nov
83% NOV 29
99% Feb 20
75 J/4 Nov
1
8% Nov 29
:
10% May 28
>
'
9
Sep
1
56% Oct 22
9
17% Feb 27
16% NOV 26
34% Oct 29
25% Oct 21
11% Jun
8
31% Dec
17
15% Jan 12
35% Feb
7
113
Nov 29
95
5
Feb
80
Apr 19
May 10
13
53
88 % Dec
28
68% Jan 27
48% Dec
42 V« Jan
1
9
19
67% Oct 24
27% Nov
18
82% Jun 14
50
14
Jan
60
16
12% Oct 31
Feb
14
24% Nov 19
Sep 12
15 % Jan
,
19Va*Jan
18
ian~23
13
25% Jan
23
43 Ve Dec 28
80
31
91 ¥2 Aug
94
Nov 27
17% Sep
Dec
29
19% Jun
1
8
Sep 17
39
26% Aug
*
80
Jun
85
44% Dec
Dec
2
22
27% Feb
12
4
26
6
10% Mar
Jan
3
11% Oct
146
Dec*20 i.
'
13% Jun
71
Jan 30
42
Oct
21
1
Oct
27
Dec
21
3
43
Feb
15
30% Oct
21
S
172% Feb
7
13
84
Iron
Jan 11
136
Jun
Dec
May
2
July
1
7
50% July 16
155
Jan 24
20
(A
Apr
4%%
pfd
Bell Aircraft Corp
Bell & Howell Co
4y4%
preferred
Aviation
Corp
Best & Co Inc
Foods
Best
25% Nov 20
29% Jan
14
45% July 25
65% Deo 12
29
Oct
10 2
61 Vi Jan
2
5.700
8,300
73
8,500
74
'
29%
30
29 ai
29%
2974
29%
1,9C0
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
107a
10%
; 1,300
17'«
177 a
39 Va
40
39 %
39 Va
96
86
86
49%
50 74
17V
17%
17 %
39 V a
18%'
19
'4
18:')
18 Vi
18% '"1874
187i
43 Vi
43 Va
44%
44 Va
45 Vi : 48 Va
46
1
lVa
A
27
27
27-Vn
40 %
46 %
46%
46%
46! a
46%
4674
34%
34
3444 /
34 V:
35:iii
34%
3574
38 %
37'/a
38 %.
37%
37%
37 Va
38 Va
8
-
'
74/
7%
*57
62
17
GO
(E *W)
17%.
1
18
39%
414-3
40%
40%
Class
41%
No par
11
Inc.
(The)_——:
Co
15
preferred-—-
Boston
Edison
Boston
&
1
14% Jan 31
II1/2 Jan
2
35% Dec 31
64% May 10
28 Va Oct
22
41% July
8
Bridgeport Brass Co
41
58
35% Nov
18 '
48
5% Nov
14
Jap 11
13% Jan 14
26% Nov
19
47
28% Feb
14
44% Dec 17
41
Jan
21
82
Aug 26
92% Oct 26
100
32%'May 25
37
13% Dec 17
39%. Nov 16
Feb 29
Aug 2
15% Apr 27
46
Aug 29
octTaT
26%
July" 19
61% July 12
90
Jun
11
31% Oct 22
36% Jun 13
11% Dec
15
4
38% Mar 11
25% Oct
23%
•
10
22
21% Nov
8
Jan
15
48% May 22
36% Aug 7
■
28
Co Inc
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
5
95 Vz Jun 22
79
1
36% July 17
38% July 30
25% Nov 27
901/2 Jan 15
34% July 5
29% Jan 11
21
tulova
10
23
Mar
6
11
Dec
6
9
Nov
19
14% Jan 23
62% Nov
4
74 Vi Jan 23
16% Jan
81% Jan 19
63
Sep 20
77% Feb
8
54
72
Dec 27
85% Mar
46% Sep
6
62% Nov
13
28% Jan 23
15
Apr 10
22% Sep 18
9% Jan 23
25% May 8
*8
Aug 15
40% Jan 23
4% Dec
10
12% Jan 20
sy4 Aug 9
S4y« Nov 23
13
Dec 12
75 Y» Dec' 21
65
Oct
1
34% Nov 30
30% Nov 29
60
Aug; 22
3
Oct 29
65
Jan
2
Jan
24
74 Va Jan
25
6
30% Nov
13
Oct 26
16% Oct
8
19
3iy4Jan
5
12% Apr 16
21% Dec
3
29
20
34% Dec
fi
105 y4 Aug
3
4% Oct 22
22% Nov 13
97% Nov
52% July 10
Jan
3
Jan
11
44Vi Jan 11
43% Jan
3
32 y2 Jun
24
17 % Jan
3
13 y4 Jan
2
98
7
74
66
4% Oct 28
July 31
July 8
50
36% Mar 16
24
Dec
6
66% Apr
45% Dec
6
6
78 V'a
46:,/4
.46%
.
73 Va
1,500
5
60%
3174
10
23,900
80
110
47
3,200
9
*76
46%
46%
4644
46%
47
9%
26
24 "a
7%
8'a
774
51%
31%
31%
3174
9V4
37%
38
37 Va
9
33 Va
37%
9%
.
2374
23
2,900
21%
22%
7 V'a
9,400
33 Va
10.100
37%
•
774
33
8
38
3,900
1.500
5%
53/4
5 Va
5"%
53a
5 Va
57o
5 Va
57a
5%
5,600
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
29%
28%
29 7a
23%
28 34
4,400
59
59:%
58 V
59
5774
58 %
•57%
58
*82
85
33%
33%
58%
59 %
.
33 V
'
34%
11V
*83
88
*83
88
34%
34
a
4
*83
88
*83
34 Va
3374
^
34
8,000
88
347a
2,200
11%
11%
11%
11 Va
11%
a
11%
11
11 Va
43%
43 44
434a
43 V 2
43
43%
43
43
43
1,000
30%
29%
30
297a
307a
30 %
30%
31
33
25,200
*22%
22%
22%
22 Va
900
29%
11V
a
*42 Va
2,900
22
I
29
294a
x28%
28%
28%
28%
28
:
28
28
28 %
11,800
15
1544
15
15%
15
15 V
1474
15
14%
14%
10,900
No par
*79
79%
*79
7944
79%
80%
80
80
*7974
.1
x27
27 Vi
26va
27
26%
26%
26V4
27
26%
13
124s
12%
12%
12%
10
12%
5
11%
*
4
11%
11%
10%
10%
10%
62%
637is
637 a
*55
60
*54
58
64
64
*6374
65
33%
34
33 Vs
*1744
18
*17%
15
21%
5
4%
—100
—100
__100
—
& Zinc
10 V
a
25
*97 Va
11%
114 a
23,100
*63
65
58
*54
58
65
65
65
31
31 %;
65
*64
'
3314
3174
32 34
18
1774
17 V4
22 V
lOVa
10 Va
*63%
32:%
11%
11,500
4,800
61
*54
*17 V'4
18
10
1,500
12 5a
64
58
33 Ta
11
500
81
26%
10 74
•7
*54
i
12!«
1274
11V4
xll %
10%
62%
1
v
12 %
11%
1042
63
_l
com.
63
—5
Co Inc
Co
9%
97a
24%
8
38
'4
9%
26
9%
25
22
Butler Bros
Copper
z.
—5
Burlington Industries Inc
4%
preferred
3 Vi '/a preferred
4%% second preferred
Burroughs Corp
Terminal
60
31 V«
60%
32
11%
11 Va
11%
60 /-
.3174
*17%
220
120
22,400
100
18
2iVa
217 a
21%
4
22 Va
22 Va
5
4ve
4%
47 a
47«
434
47a
25
*24%
26%
24%
24%
24 V 2
24 V'a
*24
98
97 Va
97%
*97 V'4
98%
98 Va
98 Va
99
40 Vi
40%
39 Vi
39Vi
39 Vi
39%
1,500
.4 Vi
4%
4 V<4
47a
10%
10 %
5,400
9,400
22 Va
22
i
4%
2214
5,300
4%
2,000
24%
600
93
160
I
2% Oct 22
9y4 Oct 22
July 11
33% Apr
6
For footnotes see
page 26.
*7.7.-
,
3lV')i
78%
4
1,200
22 Va
Byers Co < A Ml common
10
7% participating preferred—100
36% Oct 22
79
*77.
60 V'4
597a
31V
11 Va
11%
114-4*
♦
340
1,800
22%
45% Jan 16
51% May 3
8% Apr 13
16 y4 Mar 20
7Va Jan 17
11%
•59%«
X 32 Va
.
2244
Butte
104% Feb 26
12
15%
*22
—
Watch
400
*
.
No par
10yaJan 10
29
Feb
—No par
-
Bush
:
15
Dec 28
Nov 30
11
15
preferred—
50
Briggs Manufacturing Co——-3.50
Briggs & Stratton Corp
—3
Bristol-Myers Co common
—2.50
3%% preferred
—100
Brooklyn Union Gas
10
Brown & Bigelow
—1
Feb
12% Aug 21
12
15%
38
Dec
20 Vi Dec
23
V 5,900
15%
23
-
1574
38 Va
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7%
21 ¥2 May
1138 Nov
2,800
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9
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3
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23
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112,800
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Buckeye Pipe Line Co_
Bucyrus-Erie Co
Budd (The) Co common$3 preferred—
Buffalo Forge Co
Bullard Co
>
17 3 a
24;"'.'
1,400
-
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10
6
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77
100
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preferred
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48% Nov 16
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43 V,a
.
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46%
,
—'
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Maine
5
16%
22
15 Va
1
;
3
Jan
16 Va
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3
8
22
17%
17 Vi
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Ami, Co class A
61% Jan
12% Dec 31
*146 V'a
2474
22
22
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29% Jan
36yB Jun
387a
4374
24
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1
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24 Va Apr
43 Va
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224a
—
3
3
46%
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22
44
23 Va
22%
2.800
36%
-
43'i
44
24%
1.800
28,400
27
3774
7%
60
24%
44%
24
22'4
Co
41% Oct
10
7%
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4,100
3574
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; 147%
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19
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10
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a
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.
,
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19% Jan
145 V
146
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148
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27
38
3,100
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1 V'a
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27
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27
2744
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53% Jan 24
48%
174
1
1
1 Va
27%
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87
497 a
49
49
13,200
96
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177 a
40%
43
32 Va
Oct 30
17
3974
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19 Va
63%
73
177 a
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49
32
45
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96
11%
57% Mar 19
a
39%
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10.
29%
10*2
62%
Dec ' 3
20%
33,
29%
Borden
48% Dec 12
19
33
90
1
80
75
20:%
36
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10%
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc—-1.25
2
*72
.74
18%
18%
36
*33
29%
63% Dec
10
"/18%
18 Va
36
74
75
*71
74
18%
*33
40%
27%:
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp-—5
29% Nov 26
70
£5
a
_2.50
(Delaware)-
7
127a
1
8
& Laughlin Inc_
1,900
3,200
33%
130
18%
1
com
33
28J
1
„
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50% Apr
5
98 % Feb 10
,
12%
Bond
9
i
167 4
■'
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32 Va
27 Va
Apr 15
16'/« Jan
3
Dec 28
1674
17
16%
13
17% May 27
11% Dec
5
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»
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Dec
Oct
16 7
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;
31 %
300
1,100
127a
11
6 •'
23,900
27 Va
1
NOV 20
52%
12%
20% May
8
48 V4
2811
12
Mar l
14'/a Dec 26
21% Dec
52 Va
„
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Aug
50
974
27%
2
30
4
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9
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17
95
41% Dec
40
17
95
25
2
17
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12
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43
50
*
1,600
17
59
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674
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37% Nov 26
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6
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31 %'
10
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21
51% Feb
59
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l
Jan 12
*31
60 %
3,300
1,600
59 V 2
130
3
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31 Va
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45,000
59%
32
29% Apr
64
31%
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34 % May
17
48 Va
32
23% Nov 21
Dec 27
25
48 Va
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9% Dec 26
23:11
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—
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Gypsum Co
Bethlehem Steel (Del)
'■1% preferred
»
6
38% Jan
a
487a
28%
39 %
1
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Dec
54
25 7
43 Vu
12%
*80
5
5% eufn preferred
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17
6
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48%
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100
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73
1
10
;
common
40
,
13%
10%
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Oct
84
27%
29%
2
14
94%
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13
100
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9,900
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34'%',
94%
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84
20%
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1
2
3
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94%
f.
126
93%
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17
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126
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8
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47 Vi:
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37% Oct 22
21%
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4
17
44 V4
100
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100
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75
32
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10
44%
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2
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15% Jan 11
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4
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Bendix
9
28
54% Jan
31 %
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17
50
6
32 Va July 15
47
37a
32-o
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17
Beech Creek RR
Beech-Nut Life Savers
21
»
10
Belding-Heminway
May 14
1% Jan
7% Nov 14
57
48
4
3%
10 V
4
10
12.50
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4174
31'2
25
GO
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17
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Instruments
50% Sep 6
46% July 17
30
28% Jan 23
38% Nov 29
:
,
prior preferred
36. Dec 13
32% May 11
32% Feb
'
4
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Works Corp
43,800
1,600
6
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42%
1,500
t
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9%
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■/
66% May 17
-
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100
30
57a
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6
a
30
30
48'4
30 %
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Beck
9
24
89% Feb
17
33% Apr 17
63% Jun 22
16 y« Jan
8
Dec
3044
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preferred—/—
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36% Oct 21
<
30
00
4%%
.
24% Jan 31
77% Aug
,
29%
conv
22 ?
10
8?Va
5
1
3%%
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13% Aug
1
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10
—
600
17
10 %
92
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Beatrice I'oods Co common
8
85
92%
82 V4
48 Va.
Bayuk Cigars Inc
13
42
36 Va Mar 15
....
34
92
.
25%
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63%
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17
1
92 Vi
85
50
common
61
500
34!
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34
33%
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8
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30
41%
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10 Vi
<.
63%
/
14%
10%
32%
iv.
26%
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Bath
86% Aug
1
2% Feb 24
19
92Vi
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9%
*14% '
31%
3%
3%
4 Vi
25%
Brothers
Basic
31% Jan
Nov
64% Dec 27
Dec 31
53
No par
100
100
Beaunit Mills Inc
16% Oct ,18
Jun 18
s
34
9%
1
•
6
20,300
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14%
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•
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85
6%
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.
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49 Vi
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40
iy4 Dec 14
30% Oct
1
33%
13
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-
42
100
Apr
5
20% Jan 11
15% Oct
634a
30
G'/b
41%
42
(The)—..—9
Co
Ohio
&
47% July 16
30
64
*7%
noncumulative preferred—100
4
Feb
101
8
102
6%
14%
63%
634a
8
41%
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&
17
73
8
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50% Dec 31
Nov 27
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Oct
11
27
8
Mfg Corp (The) comm'on—3
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May 20
136
85 Va
85
6%
14%
5%
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14
14
11
83 Va
4
-
r
4
35% May 20
89 % July 12
32 % Dec
Nov 28
28% Feb
Nov
47% Jan
6
10
1
116
134% July 13
106 V4 Jan 20
37% Jan
9
116
83
7
14-%
6%
Barber
17% Feb
6
82
14%
5%
Barker
191/2 July 25
71% May 22
29% Nov 25
13,600
30
Bangor & Aroostook RR
2
3
15% Aug
6
4374
*29%
4','o
July 23
14% July
--42 74
30%
Baltimore
39y4 Oct 21
67% Nov 26
May 28
16% Aug 21
43
89
437 a
29%
May 16
57% Jan
>
9% Oct 30
16% Mar 22
9
Nov
43 V 4
8
Baltimore Gas & Elec C'oT
4Vi% preferred series B
4'/o preferred series C_._L
8
Feb 28
63
44 Vi
17
Babbitt
58% July 25
'
5
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$2.25
35% Feb 15
July 22
43 Vi
'-*7%
Babcoek
105
43
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Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
21
6,600
8
Avco
4
Mar
28%
17-
11
-
28
*16%
16
95
28%
16%
5% Jan
102
28 Va
7%
15
6
85
28 7 a
16%
46% Jan
90j/2 July 26
87
r28%
prior pref ($1.20)—Nopai
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_
5
13
31% NOV
2
04%
20
*85
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21
Jan
-20
.
Conv
May 15
7% July 5
481% July 3
9% Oct 22
41% Feb
1
;
—
Nichols 'common.:
7,000
>
87
87
'
14%
—_2o
preferred
Powder Co
Austin
38
1
Dec
85
B'fo
Atlas
Mar 29
*85"
a
29%
6%
7
6%
14%
18,000
301
82
82%
1
common—
Oct
29
48% Dec
82
Corp
i't'
85
53,900
9%
9'%
30
30%
30
1774
173a
9%
97a
..,
424a
•
43%
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V
29 V«
3044
$3.75 series B preferred—-—-100
25
30
*84
84 %
29%
42
3% Nov
7% July 12
17
35% May 24
4
*
38% NOV
49% Feb 24
84%
9%
>30v
17%
17%
9%
9%
29
100
17 7a
17%
177b
29%
9%
9'%
30
10
24
Jan
9
2f %
No par
RR
Atlantic Refining common
18% Mar 22
4% Oct 22
7% Feb 24
5% Sep 26
87% Sep 26
4% Dec
Nov 26
7
Line
Coast
791/2 July 16
14% NOV 22
Aug
11% Jan
L
preferred—
14
1
91
18% Jun
4%
6
Jan
18
17%
10
com—6.50
non-cum
Atlantic
11% Jan 24
13
16% Jan 19
22% Jun
8
'
94
6% Oct 22
10
preferred
Jan 23
57% Jun
13
15% Dec 27
-41% Feb
B'/o
50% July 15
13
5
35% Jan
Common
Atlantic City Electric Co
23% Oct 23
7Vs Jan
15 y4 Aug
California
2
Callahan
2,
Calumet
Packing
9
&
Hecla
6% Jan
8
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
4
Campbell
84
8
Feb 27
56% Jan 29.
29 y4 July
15
86% May 13
53
Jan
2'
Soup
Cannon
-1
*10
5
5
40
4%
4Vi
10 Vi
xlO
% 47i
10
5
33 %
33%
33 y4.
147i
147 a
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100
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■
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79 Vi
51 Vi
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26
26 Vi
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26
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24 V4
247a
24%
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_
79
46
24 Vi
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5
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4
5
10
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33%
34 Vi
34 Va
347a
147i
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14%
14%
14%
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,
78'%
77%
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77%
,
77%
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51
51
51
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26.
26
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Mills Co
4Vi
1.80
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Canadian
40 vr
4%
10 Vi
pom—1.66%
Co_.
Canada Dry Ginger Ale
$4.25 conv preferred
397i
4%
5
Inc
87% Jan
16y4May
3974
1
Corp-
Zinc-Lead
6,600
7,500
110
>
60
26%
300
247a
17,300
45%
400
>
1
►
Volume 186 ' Number 5697
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2485)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
:
237a Dec
22
Nov
Lowest
41% Feb
317a Jan 23
101:
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
12
1.
10% Oct
45% Aug 17
121
21
Oct
26% Jan v 4
51% Jun
22
Carborundum (The) Co:
22% Nov 19
25% Mar
29
2
65% Dec 31
45% Nov
*49Va" NOV 20
62% May 16
33 % Nov
53% Jan 26
37,
24 % Aug 16
18
Nov
9
.20y+ Jan
19
43
,
May~28~
100,
Dec 21
<55%
18%
J~an~23
119 % Jan
J
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f 13% Nov
102
,
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9
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104
11
23
;
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Nov
14
61% Nov
■•5%. Mar
10% Oct
22
3
Feb
27
13
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( J I) Co
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Feb
14
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-3
17
Feb
14
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47% May
20
Nov
81 7+ Feb
19
;
'
15% Oct
16
/
4
51% Jan
16
% 98% Dec
31
113
35
19
43
33
Oct
1
13% Jun
Aug 14:
1
88% Jun
26% Nov
23
34% Jan
9
16% Apr
19% Nov 28
7
,
:
7
24% Oct
14
Aug 17
45% Dec 26
4,700
49
49%
49
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49 7a
49 74
4974
49
49
4874
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207a
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5
101
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6374
102
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61
61
61
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11
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177a
1774
1774
17
17
600
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19
19
19
19
1,100
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48%
48%
48%
48%
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preferred
com.
100
88%
90
91
.10
Illinois Public Service
28%
28%
28%,
Central RR Co of M J.
50
West,
Corp
Sugar
2
11
Pasco
Chain
Belt
~
5
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49
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93
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1,300
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40
10
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9
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.
874
28%
39%
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10
20% •22%
5
<
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14%
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69% Jan
'43
:
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9
76
1
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11
par
8%
45
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4,600
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9
14%
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1,900
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17
76
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50
59
19
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74
17
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17,600
19
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8
45 % Oct
2774
14%
8
8
58
277a
75 74
9% Jan
3% Jan
597'a
14%
;
300
1274
102
2774
75
Central
1,800
12,600
97 %
127a
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5974
14%
.
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13
102
277a
75
Illinois
59%. Jan
11% Jan
*99
260
574
63 7a
7a
60
74
No par
May 20
43% May 22
22% Jan 10
43% Jan
12%
13
5%. preferred series R
•
Central. Hudson Gas & Elec
36
96
96
947a
101%
62
19%.
45,
4
'98
101
57a
637a
1,800
9,300
18,800
16%
'43
21
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r
1
6274
1,230
,
16%
9
11
947a
13%
102
101
57u 7. 5%
57a
20,300
20
8
Oct
96
-
13 Va
101
637a
x60
27%
13%
preferred series A.100
conv
19%
1% Dec
57a
63
102
4%%-
96
t
20% Oct
5%
64,,
'93
5
v
40
5%
63%
.10
330
40
2074
39%
22%
12.50
Celotex
>v
31% May 14
(
357a
'39%
2074
39%
21%
of
100% Jan
1
34%
4874
34%
3674
'39
Aguirre Sugar Co__
3
8
2474
Foundry
75% May
2V2 Sep 28
54% Jan
9
24%
Central
4% Jan
10
Sep 13
27% Feb 28
247'a
Central
50%. Apr
20
22
2474
Central
/•80
July 29
16% Jun
7
Aug 20
77% July 19
247a
10
/
3
Aug
2374
13% May 22
July 29
21
17
Jan
2374
—_100
y
54
4
Oct
Feb
% 14% Mar
18
11
92
23
:
4.20% -preferred _!
.
18%, Feb 28
22
truly 24
41% July 27
8
7% Dec 31
54% Dec
.138% Jan
3
43t% Oct
.
8
25
14% Nov 19
Nov
•
Oct
8% Jan
37% Apr
8
,70
Oct 29
17% Mar 22
32
1
19
..Jan
23
61
27% Jan 23
"
Oct
70
91
23%
Celanese Corp of Amer cem—No par
: .7%
2nd preferred
100
8
109% Aug 20
4
•16
12% Mar 16
57% Apr 13
86% Jun 12;
28
Nov
23 %Oc%22
3
22
21% Nov 16
i
87+ Dec 28
43
Jun
■
92%
—1
common.
7a
23-.-'.
10
.
__
„6%% 2nd preferred^.
L__
Caterpillar- Tractor common:.
.«/
'91%
5
preferred
1^7%
1
100%,Mar 13
10fc% NOV 27
Jan
21
Shares
11%
-
'64 7a Dec
the Week
Dec. 6
35
Carriers &' General Corp
Carter Products Ihc
0
9
May
Friday
Dec. 5
11%
Carrier
19
99%
Sales far
Thursday
34%
;,
110%.Jan 14
10
21% Jan
24
18% Jun
13
75
11
Oct
Dec. 4
5
.
Carpenter. Steel Co.
Apr 26
/
V 25
22
119
47
6
23%.Aug* 6
22
88*%,Oct
5
Mar 21
65% Jan
i
6% Oct 22
;
95% July 18
Nov 21
«
Jan*~5
20
Aug 15
% Oct 22
20% Nov
11%
7
Wednesday
Deo. 3
1
_
Carey
74% July 16
%40% Feb
Tuesday.
Dec. 3
„
(Philip) Mfg Cot.
10
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry_100
Carolina Power & Light.
i.No par
13
32% May 22
105
Monday
Pat
-
Capital Airlines Inc.—
90% Nov 11
27% Apr
EXCHANGE
-
;
9
227a Nov 29
Mar
21
LOW AND HIGH SALS rRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
28% Oct 22
29% Mar 20
14
Nov 30
STOCKS
u
Year195C
Lowest
8%
8%
22 '■■■■
21:%
17a
48
17a
48 V
4F
417a
*1774
*8
287a
8%
9
407 a
17%
7
*17
874
417 a
*8
297..
18
10,200
100
874
2874
29 74
9
12,900
48
874
2,100
22%
2174
2274
21%
227a
6,200
174
1%
1%
17a
174
487a
22 '
1 78
8 >4
150
'4b'/a
4874
50
4,400
50
1,200
35
2,500
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
Aug
9
31% Oct
22
38
Jan
7
86% Jun
24
99% Jan
29
5
18
Oct
22
31% May
Common
11
Feb
27% Apr
34
Oct
1
45
94
Dec
21
108
22 Vt Oct
1
31% May 24
45% Dec
No par
35
91
35%
f
8874
8874
1
2074
20%
20
20%
1
$4.50 preferred
No
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc.:
2
29%
30%
29%
307a
par
12
20% Oct
10
49% Jan
12% May 4
10% Apr 13
4% Oct
21
10% Mar 28
Checker Cab
6% Oct
22
10% Sep
5
29% Nov 29
44% July 19
23% Oct
30
31 % Jan
4
53% Jan
69 % Nov
47% Oct
21
69% Jan
9
'88
Cheinway Corp
Chesapeake Corp of Va
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
3%% convertible preferred—10Q
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No par
7
Jan
3
6% Nov 28
3
21
24
967+ Jan
20
90
Dec
6
110% Jan
20% Oct
9
24% Jan
16
13
Nov
14
23% Jan
28% Feb
17
31% Apr
27
19% NOV
19
30% Mar 11
36% Dec
28
50
6
31
Apr 27
41% Jan
6
26% Jan
3
25% Dec
35% Dec
Oct
22
11% Dec
6
55% May 28
21% Nov 21
71% Jan
4
40% Nov
19
31% Feb
1
Nov
19
27% Nov
46% Feb
1
109% Nov 21
16% Nov 29
31
121/4
35%
Dec~20
10% Jan
43% Mar
19% Nov
14
19 % Nov
19
14
3
211/4 Nov
4
13% Jan
10
9% Nov
6
9
42
Chic
Mar 15
5
69% Mar
1
49% Oct 21
64
Jun
1
87
3
64
Jan
Oct
21
11
7a
31%
57a
3174
327a
3174
3274
40,300
57a
2.600
5%
574
574
5
77a
774
774
X77a
7%
77»
24
2474
24
24 74
2474
24%
23%
24%
49%
51
49%
24%
50%
497a
50%
49%
50 3
49 7a
50
92
92
92
*90
90
90
13%
X1374
13%
24
*21 Va
24
94
*85
13%
137a
137a
13%
'21 %
23%
*217a
7%
237a
137a
*2172
a
9474
13
■
7;%
1374
*217a
8,300
1,000
2,100
17,300
200
3,300
23%
26%
27
27
27
27
2574
2674
31%
31%
3274
3274
3274
31%
32
127a
13
12%
12%
1274
1274
1174
1274
8,900
44
447a
44
44
447a
44%
437a
437a
43%
44
2,600
North
Chickasha
Chile
30 7a
24
'84
50
20
13%
noncum
pfd
Western
Chicago Yellow
9
Jan
917a
19%
27%
—100
No par
com
Cab
Cotton
14 Va
147a
147a
14 74
13%
13%
2274
21%
147a
227a
14
21%
217a
2274
207a
2174
8.400
21%
217a
2274
22 3a
22%
22
227t"
2174
2274
9,100
22Ta
5
23 7a
22%
2374
237a
237a
22%
23
22 74
22%
9,900
16
'9%
'47
25
Chrysler Corp
147a
22%
'15
No par
Oil
9o0
1474
par
Co
Copper
2,600
21',!
8
No
7a
267a
*32
22
100
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR
82% July 24
60
127a Jan
.
32
5% preferred series A
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
9
34%
190 "■
2074
13%
Chic
51% Feb
3574
91
19%
27 %
29
12% Nov
35
*8874
20%
'31%
29
Mar 26
5
57a
7%
35
90
207a
.50
com
43 % Apr
22
7%
34%
*88
'
Del_50
series A
&
5
3574
Paul & Pac____No par
34% Apr
29% May 10
37% Jan
7
14% May 22
12% Oct 26
4
Western Ry
preferred
Milw St
5%
14
5
40
Great
5%
Chic
20% July 25
61% Jan
1.25
Class A
July 25
40
Manufacturing
35
25
.
'15
10
G6%
16
*972
51
687a
*15
10
'45
667a
16
*9 7a
50
*45
67 T
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10
*9 7a
50
*44
74
15 74
*15
10
157a
*9 7a
4974
a
66%
67%
6674
*45
6774
9,060
10
497a
6574
66%
66,300
13,200
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
24% Oct 25
87
Dec
3
37% Jan
29% July 10
3
102% Apr
55% July 10
47% Jan
6
39% Dec 20
t^l
Jan
23
12% Jan
30
.
102
Nov
30 ■»
Jan
2
Nov
9
20
185
Oct
11
82% Oct
22
Apt
94% Jan
31
27% Nov 14
50% Jan
4
39% Feb
47
Jun
17
71
Jun
6
12
2
187« May 31
103% Nov 20
35% Oct
23
46%Jun
4
City Products Corp.
15% Nov 26
20% Apr
97% Nov
9
15
City Stores Co common
4—5
474% convertible preferred—100
109
Jan
3
75% July 18
93% Jan
21
7
36% Nov 26
162
67% July
May 28
4
175
103
Jan
13
77% Nov 27
83
43% Jun
15
30
26
97% Dec 31
111
Jan
6
Nov
Oct
21
Dec
26
80% Mar 26
90
Opt 23
57% Nov
8
39% Dec
19
45
18
Jun
>
60
Jan
23
39
' Nov
5
127% Sep 20
100
Jan
Jan
40% May
3
17% Nov
4
25
5
53% Dec
6
34% Oct 22
123% Jun
$4.50 preferred
43 % Mar
Climax
139
Jan
8
7%
106
Mar
5
4%
8
Nov
15
125'
13
70
Oct
25
98% Dec
20
131% Mar
2
95
Sep
25
1147a May
800
Apr
If
800
9
41
Feb
27
Apr
49% Dec
17
62% Jan
94% Mar
3
73
Jun
26
83
Apr
17
40%
'■ 75
Nov~29
: Dec
19
13% Nov 21
27% May 28
47
:
Dec
Jan
11
9
13
Nov
13
17% Oct
10
21
Dec
5
3378 Jan
Colgate-Palmolive
$3.50 preferred
2
50% July 30
51% Mar 12
45
Sep
12
50% Feb
28
3
38
Oct
10
Nov
507a Apr
25
54
30
66 %
Apr
9
49
Oct
21
59
Mar
6
4%
50
Dec
27
59% Feb
16
48
Nov
14
57
Apr 23
4%
5
28
34% Dec
19
23% Oct
22
36% May 19
28
34% Dec 19
17% Aug 16
26% Jan
3
22% Oct
22
35 %
14% Oct
21
3
5% May 28
17% Dec 31
78
Aug 23
44% Nov 20
28% Nov 23
84% Jan
Nov
8
Dec
13% Nov
27
20% Jun
14
3
70% Oct
29
78% Jan
11
12
32% Nov
19
Carbon
4.647c
25%
24%
257a
2474
24%
16
15%
16
5.
Co—No par
10
Oct
22
16
Apr
15
Consolidated
Gas
11
Mar 28
Consolidated
Laundries
Natural Gas
Nov
93
Dec
18
109% Feb
82% Dec
31
Jan
26
103% Jan
Dec
31
106% Jan
20
12
105
Oct
22
48
Jan
4
79% Oct
16
927, Feb
15
10
56% Aug
3
38
83
Dec
27
102 % Mar
5
111% Dec
12
117% Nov
5
footnotes
see
page
26.
Mar 29
92% Sep
39% Feb
For
9
3
preferred
$4.52 preferred
$4.16 preferred
$4.50
106
Oct
22
118
Mar 12
41
41 %
40%
41
xll
11%
11
11
10%
.
5,800
—
32
32
4,000
11%
10T4
10%
4,300
_
1074
11
—
33
2,700
7,700
23
2274
22%
22%
22%
22 7a
22%
22
22%
2,500
Corp——1.33%.
.14%
15
*147+
14%
1474
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
1,200
Utilities
Corp
pfd
42%
101
42%
101
43%
102
7a
4374
104
—1
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
1374
13%
13%
13%
5
15%
15%
15%
15 7a
15 7a
15%
1574
1574
*15 74
15 74
800
10
—100
No par
38%
39%
39 Va
40
40%
40%
41
41
41%
6,600
26%
27
27
27
No par
-——No par
—
No par
26%
26 Ta
45%
45%
91%
92
41
700
27 Va
290
45%
45%
45%
45%
451%
45%
45%
467+
5,700
X90%
9174
92 7a
91%
92
92 y2
94
92 Va
*92 74
7+1
92%
92%
X927+
917a
92%
84
84
*82
84 7a
26 "2
92 >2
*83
26'a
85
84
*2674
820
240
93 74
93
93
84
8674
8674
240
16,300
of America—
-5
17%
preferred
100
Baking Co common—5
*83%
No par
$5.50 preferred
$3.75
800
12,000
22%
Industries
Continental
Continental
41%
7%
16,000
Common
4%
7%
32 Va
22
Apr 24
77+
1.800
9,500
437+
1017, Jan
94
77+
47+
1057a
25
20% Apr
8
7%
40%
4%
10
3174
Aug
3374 May
9%
4374
Oct
6
*4%
974
100
1037+
81
28
*4%
4%
9%
11,100
32%
87
26% Oct
474
47a
37,909
43%
1
16% Nov
8%
474
474
97+
99
1017a
4
83%. Nov 27
8 7a
474
7a
9%
47a
*4
10%
41
3174
Consumers Power Co com
18
8%
4%
97a
1074
4074
*96%
31%
Consol RR of Cuba 6%
11
8%
47a
99
3174
14
18
97a
1174
40%
31%
22
Sep
4%
*4 7a
9%
10%
407a
*96
98
31
23
Jan
474
4%
9%
117+
40%
42%
497a Jan
23
4%
4%
1174
407+
*95
1007a
10174 Jan
36% Jan
*96
4,800
32 %
4
104
5,700
42%
22
19
3,100
100%
22
28
33%
31%
Oct
18% Dec
13%
71
33%
42%
Jun
957a Mar 27
13 7a
*70
3374
100 %
22% Oct
6
17
71%
50c
1
42
Container Corp
28% Nov 28
99
Jan
3374
No par
Corp
89
88
Dec
Coppermine*
3
58
13%
*70
34
1174
Aug 19
51% Mar 13
14%
71
337a
97
12
44
13%
*70
,34
7,800
40%
15
112
71
26,700
97
Consolidated Foods
18
13T4
9,200
16
40%
19
19
33%
25
15%
Xll 7+
14% Feb 21
19
*70
2574
24%
16
97
preferred
Consolidated
71
2574
257a
15%
40%
Consol Electrodynamics
14
137+
14
34"+
2574
2474
11%
Corp.—5
Edison of N Y com—No par
49 72 Jun
33%
257a
16
40%;
Mills Corp—
Consolidated
13 %
*70
257a
24%
15%
11%
-1
—
cumulative preferred—-100
Consol Electronics
Jan
5
2574
24%
'
4,000
23
Dec
50
48
35 7a J^n
16% Sep
43% Dec
200
47 74
14
23
47
4774
Comptometer Corp
Nast Publishing
Consol
1
47
46%
18
92
47
47
19
22
*46
46%
23
36% Oct
4774
47
Jan
43% July 25
46%
'46
30
8,400
25,900
467+
54% Jun
10
217a
7a
6
34% Jan
21
47
30
16
2174
47%,
25% Oct
21 % Apr
21
Co——.——10
40% Oct
28
21%
10,000
95 % Nov
Dec
2174
24%
49% Mar 22
15
22
21 Va
307a
110% July 17
9
22%
23
Nov 29
18% May
22
30%
14
31
17
82
30 34
44
15% Dec
16%
4874
*80
2474
15
Nov
1774
23 34
23% Mar 19
Mar" 12
17
30%
42% Nov
36%
17%
247+
27
OctTT
15%
30%
Conde
$5
157a
25
Inc
•;
No par
Consolidated Cigar Corp
1
Ex
33%%
stock dividend
-
*15
15%
Congoleum-Nairn
3
157a
23%
16% Dec
26%
15%
30%
30% Mar 26
457a Jan
60
247+
5
107
487a
80
23%
7% Dec
23
11,000
4774
80
29 %
12
100
49%
*790
47%
80
2474
22% Jan
24
3,300
4774
..
70
90
10074
307a
26
Dec
'•■775
100
23%
Dec
5
*775 %
10174
1
7
10
10074
102
80
25
Inc
17
18
90
30 %
67a Jan
Jun
90
30
1474 Jan
Dec
90
477a
24%
Co
14
18
1,700
*85
*7874
No par
preferred
21
427a Nov
101%
8,900
36
132
80
'78%
—2.50
2.50
A
B
9% Oct
33
10274
7
5574
36
40
4% Nov
5
90
5374
*130
3674
Broadcasting System—
4
July 2e
*85
56
132
X3G%
210
Jan
9% Oct
90
5574
"130
37%
132
55
18
34 %
567a
130
30
5374
31
31% Dec
7,400
74
Commonwealth Edison Co com—25
14
18
54
Solvents
Jan
1774
560
5474
Commercial
17
187a
8,600
54.
13% Dec
15
110
17%
9374
*52
Class
Cone
35
36
54 7a
19% Jan
•'
*33%
74
*52
22
10% Apr 22
477a
3374
130
*77574
477a
33%
93
54%
31
22
47%
61
3574
'52
91% Oct
Oct
'800
10174
37%
*597+
.
52
35% Oct
4
867a
x54%
59
43
10% Nov
9
81
55%
37%
9374 3
59
*50
44% Mar 19
8 % Mar 16
37%
*129
3574
9274
*4074
21% Mar 20
10% Jan
55%
377a
3474
9274
41
Credit
3
56%
9274
347'a
18%
18
129
7,300
7774
43
Commercial
4% Nov 23
18'A
18
36%
160
*75
34
34
18
3674
*150
77 %
4774
5274 May 14
1
34
*33%
37
162
300
3,800
61
*59
34
*75
157+
987a
51
$4.25
14
34%
92%
59
367a
*150
77%
1574
*97
*4074
Columbian
11
34 7a
92%
37%
162
*75
1574
99
*47
42% Oct
Feb
36%
*150
77%
157a
*97
1,400
397
52
13
42% Mar
37
162
<■
15%
987a
37
43
Engineering
104
33 »4
*98
37'4
467a
Columbus &
12
34
.1572
".
3774
♦40-Ta
Combustion
6
367a
*150
*75
7a
3774
13,909
105
*50
31% Mar 18
101% Dec
37%
1,60
77%
15%
98
377i
*11
*10174
527a
11%
5274
11
105
Va
54
20
1572
*97
-
5374
10%
*10174
42
347a May 17
29
15%
3774
5274
11
105
52
22
22
*37
53 34
11
*10.17a
*40%
26
Jan
3774
53
10%
105
*50
20% Sep 21
Oct
537a
10%
*101Va
7,600
42
Columbia Pictures common
4
5274
10%
580
1,600
46 7a
52 7a
18
48Jan
54
4574
42
36% Mar 22
Apr
46
'50
Ry
Columbia Gas System Inc*
8
X45%
1027a- 102%
1st
31% Dec
16% Nov 21
38% Dec
Jan
46
com—.100
Class
1
May 15
45%
•
307a
pld—_100
noncumulative 2nd pfd—100
Southern
noncumulative
No par
—No par
Southern Ohio Elec—5
58
24% Sep 25
44% Oct
1
100
18
457a
78
% %'• preferred series B~——_50
Colorado &
Columbia
22% Jun
45
59
55%
No par
10
No par
com
86
*30
61
37%
Collins & Aikman Corp.—s.—No par
Colorado Fuel & Iron ciom—.No par
36% Dec
22% Jun
Co
2774
85
30
129
—No-par
—-
277i
86
29 3 4
94
18
—
(The)
2774
8574
29%
'33%
100
cumulative 2nd preferred-100
Co
2774
85%
29%
'59
No par
Molybdenum
277a
85%
3074
„X94
,
1
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp
4
35% Dec
No par.
gtd
50
stock—50
:•
33%
15
com
...
preferred
Coca-Cola
6
23% Jan
37."
—
26%
857a
29%
98%
'75
Cluett Peabody & Co corti-—No par
27
Va
'97
.'150
Clevite Corporation
5
15
26%
857i
105
37%
.-15
.
Special guaranteed 4%
12
10%
100
preferred—100
Co
Louis Ry Co com
noncumulative
Cleveland & Pitts RR 1%
% July 19
76% Jun
52%
'101
No par
,
Cleveland Electric Ilium
3
5
Jan
5%
6
33% Dec
Equipment
C C C & St
14
10
78% Aug 15
50% Jan 13
Clark
2
25
717a Feb
-10
Co
City Investing Co common—
—5
5 % % preferred
.—100
437a May 20
104
Jan
141
Cities Service
May 16
24% Jan
8
45
No par
Corp
267a
30
45 %
'29%
10
26%,
86%
86
————100
—
C I T Financial
267a
—8.50
-
preferred
23
47% Oct
196
70
4%
Cincinnati Milling Mach Co
10% Dec
16
r
Common
;
100% Sep
89% Nov 30
34% Jan
'
30
in
42% Jun 29
23% Jan
3
46% May 24
»
23% Sep
73% July 17
20% Mar 29
104% JaA
17% Dec 27
93
4
Can
preferred
$4.50 conv 2nd
17%
17%
17%
86
x29%
29%
29%
29%
'96
98
x95%
96
94%
95
427+
41%
42
85
84.
84%
-10
.42
'83
common
17%
*837+
30
No par
preferred—:—100
Inc
17%
86
29
42%
85
'106% 109 Va
417a
*83
107%
107%
*84
*106%
86
109
177a
*84
29'4
*9574
4174
*80'4
108
13
177a
1774
86
85
85
297a
29%
2974
96
96
96
41%
40%
417+
10
3,600
110
13,900
85
*85
87
200
108
103
109
400
17
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2486)
.
.
Monday, December 9, 1957
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for PreviMU
STOCKS
lear 195«
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Loire*!
Lo»ea*
16% Oct
22
15
28% Oct
10
20
5% Deo
8
58% Apr
9% Jan
9
11
45% Nov
1ft
12% Feb
14
22Va Feb
43
Sep
9% Oct
22
4
26% Jan
7
39% Nov
14
541/4 May
3
5% Oot 22
42% Nov
34% Jun
1
Jun
9
7
70
20
Dec
70% Jun
24% Jan 23
66
Dec
23
52
-
54% July 25
5%
51% Dec
79% JUly 11
6%
Nov
1
57% Feb
13
Oct
22
99
Jan
19
Jan
25
74
7
180% Mar
23% Aug
6% Jan
28
145
ft
30
27
5% Sep 25
2% Dec
4
3
2
22
42% Mar 26
4
18
Feb
89
164
Oct
4
2% Jan
22
36% Apr
22
86
26% Oct 22
14
Jan 31
30
Aug
18% Feb 28
10% Nov 27
35% Feb
23
23% Jun
5
10 % July 23
31 % Feb 18
69% Apr
Feb
1
40% Oct
22
2
85
Juiyll
17
28% Oct 22
30% Jan
3
14% Dec
19
16
4
11% Dec
11
28% Dec
7
6%
6 Va
6%
45
40%
6%
18.20C
6 %
6%
6%
6%
6.60C
40
45%
47%
46%
47
31 %
31
31
30%
30%
601
20%
21
20%
20%
9.80C
19%
20% "
20
20%
1.400
5.G0C
32
21%
21% ; 21%
20%
18%
19%
19
20%
23%
22%
22%
22%
22%
*49%
*51
-
52
57
53
15%
89
52
15% .15%
85 %
*80%
83
*82
85
*82 V
*80%
31%
31%
%
155
157%
18
17%
17%
4%
4%
4%
4%
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*2
2%
26%
20%
21
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F
76
76
17
12,800
140
17%
4
11,700
4%
1.50C
%
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24%
24%
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90
75
75
2%
206
24
2
2
24%
24 %
76
31%
160
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4 %;
4%
11,400
83
<
17%
3.3CC
v
85
.31%
-
/
160
17% •
2%
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a
25%
•
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31%..
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d i ^
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4%
87%
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.
85
;.
31%
300
15%
'85
•
83
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17%
17%
52
15
87
*82
31%
157% .157%
157%
17%
154
83
85
83
"85 '
31%
31%
52
15%
15
,86%.
86%
%
'55
,
17,900
23
-51 %
52
*52
15%
22%
*49%
22%;
*49%
87%
8£
%o%
31
22%
52
52
*49%
'
15%
10%
88%
1
200
42%
31%
32
20%
52
-100
20%
42%
10%
45
45%
33
21%
2?%
25
preferred
20%
42%
6%
*49%
International Corp
3%%
21 %
42%
42%
*51
i
*20%
21%
x41
19%
Products
Coty
*20%
43%
50
Crane Co common..
Mar 14
74
f
20%
50
Cotv inc
3
Oct
Nov 29
97% Mar
20%
42%
10
5.600
10
10
10%
43%
45%
—
2
Share*
10%
10
10
20%
Refining common_10
7% preferred
———*
..100
Cosden Petroleum Corp
1
4
Dec. 0
Dec. 5
21%
*32
5
convertible preferred
convertible preferred
Corn
May 17
6% Jan
18
5
-
2
24
Mar
25
6%
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp
1
Corning Glass Works common
5
3%%
preferred
1
100
3%% preferred series of 1947-100
3
Jan
32% Apr
July 18
Oct
14
96% May
11
15% Oct 22
May 29
3
5
Dec
Dec
27% Jan
106% July 11
'79% Oct 31
32% Feb 24
Oct
70
6
14
0
152% Deo
33
40% July 11
.
49% May 21
13
99
6
27% Jan 20
20
4
31
42%
14
5
_5
—
Deo
40% Mar 12
Dec 26
94% Jun
Nov
8
*20%
Delaware
the Week
Friday
Thursday
'
10%
—5':
-
Corp
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Copper Range Co
Copperreld Steel Co common
Jan
.
87% Apr
6
60% Nov 29
89
22
43 % Jan
Dec. 4
10%
I
of
Wednesday
Dec. 3
25
preferred
Continental Steel
May 15
Tuesday
Dec. 2
2
Motors
Continental Oil
43% July 25
37
17% Oct 22
33% Dee 14
49% Apr 26
54% Jan 31
22
26
convertible
Continental
19
30% Oct
Mar 20
5c/o
Continental Insurance
14.
19% Nov
41
Continental Copper & Steel—
Industries common
7
20% Nov
-
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
15% Jan
Rales far
LOW AND HIGH SALE TRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
II ir best
24%
8,600
90
1.10C
«7G
,
29 "2
1,
50% Nov 23
27
91
Dec
ll"
Dec
104
Jan "IS"
Oct 22
7% Jan
10
14% May
Dec
26
84 %
6% Jan
63%
20
NOV
15%
15%:
9.300
10%.
1034
11
/
6,000
24%
24%
24%
24%'
24
45%
46%
45%
46%
46%"
91%
92
93%
y%
18%
19%
92%
18%
19
19%
17
Cuba
25
Cubaa-Amerlcan
11
Jan
Feb
28
9
13% May
18
Jun
Curtis
4
25% Nov 20
47% Jan
14
49% No*
30% Nov 21
47
Jan
1
6ft
NOT 10
38% Oct
64% Jan
34
47% Oct
1
50% NOV
40% Oct 21
96
»
Feb 24
79% Jan
7
17% Mar 19
8% Oct
22
3% Nov
25
11% NOV
12
11
10
;
t
%
1.
5
6%
18%
38%
18%
10%
;•' 19%
19
18%
18%
7%
55%
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7%
1
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29 3 4
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230
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10,700
4
56 ; :
100
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f
350
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55%
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38%
19%
28%
•
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1
common,.
56
-
96
18%
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47
94 Va
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24%
47%
94%
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20%
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7%
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24
o/'
'
;
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100
29%:
8%
16,700
9 6
20C
No par
56%
56%
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57
*56
57
56%
56%
56%
No par
preferred $1.60
Curtis-Wright
Class A
18%
5
100
-
Publishing
Prior
11
Oct
preferred
$4 prior preferred
11
33% Feb
100
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
0
22
pfd
noncum
Cuneo Press Inc.
8
59% Jun
17
4% %
6
33% Jan
5% Nov 20
RR 6%
Sugar
Cudahy Packing Co common
2
2
49% NOV 21
53
*28%
16%
10%
10
26% Jan 23
2ft
29%
16
3.1
$2 preferred
No par
Crown Zellerbach Corp common
5
$4.20 preferred
No par
Crucible Steel Co of America—12.50
65% Jan
7% Jan
28%
16%
10%
'
19
19% Jan
10
29
16%
11/
18
21
53% Feb. 12
July 10
21
9
19% Dec
*28 %
16
10%
38% Jan
"27% NOV 20
Feb 13
9% Sep 14
3
52% Oct
■
3
40 :
28
29
15%
11%
1
Feb
Nov
54
*28%
10%
30%
*28%
J2
32% Apr
30% Apr
22
200
28%
16
2.50
Corp (The)
Corp
Crown Cork & Seal common
b% Oct
7
Aug 20
10% Jan
7% Nov 16
31 % Deo
•Crescent
58% July ll
100
17% Oct 11
25% Dec 26
14% May 28
65
Oct
Cream of Wheat
4
17% Oct
16% Oct 22
23%
6
20%
20%
*20%
20%
*20%
20%
20%
20Va
20%
20%
40C
25%
26%
73.600
'32%
33%
700
42%
3,401
;
29%
X28%
28%
28%
28%
26%
28%
33
-
83%
*31 %
33%
33%
33
%
33 %
: 33%":
43%
42%
43
x49%
49%
50
*81
83%
83
1
—
,
Cutler-Hammer Inc
•'*■
■••29
1
common..
*56
-
44%
44%
49
10
50 Va
43
42%'
42%"
42
D
79
21
Dec
11% Dec
31
4% July 18
•
12% Dec 27
<6% May 21
17 V* May 21
22
30% Dec
3
May 16
24
50
Nov
76% Dec
19
96
Jan
4
83
Sep
27
95% Mar
81
Dec
12
99
Feb
20%Jun
8
29
Sep 2ft
12% Dec
18
25% Oct
27% Dec
8
34% Jan
3
5
35% Feb
.
10
6
44% Jan
18% Sep
Dana
July 12
86% Mar
1
£
3%%
Dan
6% Feb 27
13 Va Apr
1
Aug
5%
3.75%
series
A
Preferred
3.75%
series
B___
ft
Preferred
3.90%
series
C
14% Oct
22
23% Jan
8
Decca
19% July 22
32% May
6
2
Oct
11
7
3lVa Feb
*
Records
&
Deere
1
7%
Co
6
28% Apr
2ft
Delaware
&
6% Nov
14
25 Va J an
7
Delaware
Lack
4IV2 Feb 25
21
26% ADr
33% Oct
22
Delaware
51V2 May 15
16% Oct
May 14
Delta
18
35% Oct
23
48% July 17
41% May 21
Nov
25
65
9% Dec
4
38"% Dec
14
64
Nov
7
79
Jan
26
14
% Feb
9
24% Dec
18
26% Feb
9
43 % Dec
12
37
Jan
21
59 Va July
40
Dec 20
60% Aug 18
35
May
1
22
Jan
3
De
31% Nov 23
44% Apr
31% Nov 27
35% Jan
17
28% NOV
12
V7%Jun
15
23 Va Oct
19
18 % Oct
22
25 % Jun
i% Jan
3
16% Feb
28
13*% Sep
20
15% Jan
14
34
&
Mar 29
$1.50
Diana
37%
Co—100,
15
28%
'
'r
Dome
12
Jan
14
Douglas
29
Dover
8
49
17
Daw
Oct
22
68% Jun
44% Nov 20
50% Dec
31
37% Oct
22
57% May 13
8
16% Oct
21
iav4 ivia.
10
82% July
16% Nov
23
21% Feb
10% Jun
14
6% Oct
1
12% May 28
11% Jan 17
9% Aug 20
6% Oct
160% Oct
12
22
Jan
237
6%
.
.
4.80V
4,300
37 %
37%
38 %
82%
28%
28%
28 3
30%
21
13%
13%
13 %
33%
13%
11'
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28%*
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13%
27%
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8%
13%
27%
10%
■
it.
8%
.
27%
8%
1,00C
13%
13%
1.60C
13%
13
14%.
12.30C
27%
2778
27%
1.5CC-
10%.
10*4
10%
1,400
8%
8%
8%
6,500
1
8%
*
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
U3o
11%
73 %
76%
73%
75
73%
74%
74%
75%
72
74%*
1
12 %
12%
12
12%
12%
12'a
12%
12%
12%
12%
4,100
Co
5
55%
56%
55%
56%
57%
56%
57%
563s
57%
25,300
Industries
50c
38%
39;%
38 %
38 3
38%
38%
41%
403o
41%
22.10C
17%
*17%
17%
17%
11%
M0
*9%
11
*10
l
6%
No par
-
...
Pont de Nem
17%
—1
International
6%
g
;k
8
17%
*978
6%
17 3
*17%
11%
*6%
6%
8
11
17
180
183
179%
181%
181%
184
Preferred $4.50 series
No par
103%
103'4
103
103%
Preferred $3.50 series
No par
81%
81 Va
82
10
X33%
34
33 7
50
*37%
40
38
38
50
*41
42 Va
43
43
42%
43%
"*42 %
45
—50
X41
41
*41
42'/4
41%
42
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42%
50
*41%
43
43
43 Va
43%
43 "2
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45
50
*40%
42%
*41
42 %
42%
42%
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50
*41%
43
*42
44
43
43
•
15%
15%
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15%
15%
13%
30 Va
31 %
*30 >'8
31%
20
38% July 12
30% Oct
23
37% Apr
2
39
Dec
28
50
36% Nov
14
45
Feb
27
44
Dec
11
53% Mar
'43
Dec
18
52% Jan
18
Aug 27
39% Oct 28
46
Dec
8
54
Feb
29
41
Nov
44% Dec
19
62% Jan
12
40
July
47
54
Feb
24
41
July
17% Jan
11
14
Oct
Nov
14
14% Jun
8
30% Feb
17
43% Feb
14
57% Aug
26% Nov
28
37 Vis Apr
6
41
Jan
3
Duquesne Light Co
25
common
$3.75 preferred
49% Jan
29
$4.15
49
Jan
24
4%
50
Jan
31
4.20%
1
48% Jan
29
4.10%
1
50
18
•
Jan
22
24
16% Jan
10
29% Nov 20
47% Jan
11
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
$2.10 preferred
DWG Cigar
6%
3,500
(E I) & Co—
Common
Mar 27
Jan
30C
10%
6*%
5.30C
33,000
17%
?934
r
6 %
6%
6%
July 16
33
»
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110
1
200
21%
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t
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31
21%
13%
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1
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28
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.
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36
32%
32
27%
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;
31
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:
41%
11,-600
21%.
%
21
%
41
28'%
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30%
21
97a
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36
32%
5,000
57
9%
3218
4
30 Va
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.
42%
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•
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10
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21%
'
57
206
89% Feb
1,400
17%
35%
27
14
48
17
21
76% Nov
*47%
7,60C
13,060
34%
Jun
3
2,-700
7
17 Va
99
99% Jan
11,500
355/i»
6
26
20%
3.60C
•
No par
Duplan Corp
83% Dec
29%
xl93s
■'
Apr
121% Feb
8
15%
29%
No par
,
Chemical
Dunhill
6
du
29
162% Dec 28
Ltd
Aircraft Co—;
Drewrys Limited USA Die—-
9
15%
30
•
4.300
•
37%
'
42 7a
13%
No par
Corp
Dresser
15
9% Aug
Mines
50
v.*
17%
32 "a
30%
I0V8
147/a Jun
V
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>
15%--
29'/4
*
47%
47 V4
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36
32
21%
13%
24% Jan
190
'
80
28%
7
6%
93 i
30 Va
27%
91
21 %
-
15 Va
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21
13%
Dr Pepper Co_
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28%
10
10
21%
*
10
9%
21
27%
21
—
80
81%
15%-
29
29%
15%
57
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28%
Corp
'
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36
*29%
2
1
Oct
28%
29%
37'4
37%
37%
42
1
Co
Car
2
12
17%
42
25
Corp corn
preferred
Disney
50% Oct
80
15%-
V
36
lOVu
32%
Divco-Wayne
14
2,80C
r
35
17
35%
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36
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21
6.70C
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7
81
15% '
47 l'a
47%
57
32%
12
10% Mar 21
36%.
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78%
-
<
7%
-
10
32%
14
95% Sep
3
47%
7 /'
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13% July
23% Dec
2% Nov 29
.
17%
43 %
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Corp^
50c
(Wait)
Productions.—_2.50
18% Dec
21%
21%
-7U
36%
10%
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lo
Stores
72 % May 28
21%
7
37 3 »
57
10%
.
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Motor
ll'AJan 14
29 3 4
17
37%
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l
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cumulative
8% Nov 21
11% Nov 14
u
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34'/a Jan
9
15%
29*4
291
47'«
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14% Nov
Apr
15%
28%
29 Va
>
,
17%
6
13
7
15%
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4
21%
38
17
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29
.
47
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37
22
4.
175 % Nov
•46%
.
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v Dec
5
15%
.
28 3
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%
15%
•
21%
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13
Jan
it
7%
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39
May 25
81
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4
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.
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57
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20
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T
29 Va
3
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Diamond
15% '
28%
Corp
Diamond-Gardner
5
ft
Vilbiss
Devoe
Diamond
37% Mar 13
6
Dec
28
39
Hillsdale & S W RR
Detroit Steel
15%
13.5C
Edison
Detroit
2
78 %
79
30C
3%
'
Detroit
23
78
79
79
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-
15%
29%
50
Power & Light Co
Lines Inc
Air
15%
No par
;
Western
77%
78%
80
6,200
'
10
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3
31
57% Jan
31% Oct
Jan
22% Jan
&
35 3
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50
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78
76
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3,100
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10
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•
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78%
79
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36
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84%
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9%
'
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;
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:
100
common
preferred
19% Dec
55
100
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Dayton Rubber Co——
July 28
J
75
Preferred
27
48
Dec
75
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41%
Feb
Nov
11%
3%
;
83
50%
51 Va
51 %
51
'
9%
9%
3%
■-
37
Apr
27
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41%
86
13% Jan
9%
3%
36%
88
26
*3 %
20
„
9%
common—7
Light
19
47
1.0
&
Oct 24
8
9
preferred
83
9%
-
10
Power
Jun
Nov
•
2.50-
72
23
j.
Corp common
convertible
Dayton
*81
5
75
73
38 y« Jan
32
Apr 11
43% Jan 31
Stores
Inc
1
36% Jun
33% Jun 25
Mills
Daystrom Inc
49 Va Apr 1ft
86
Mar
4
15
1
_100
preferred series A
River
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3
47
27% Oct 22
Oct 21
Corp common
6
31V* May 18
25% Apr 27
10
•
12% Jan
40
16% Mar 12
26% May 28
01
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a
103%
82%
82%
34
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34
34
40
39%
a
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103
,
,
183
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>
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83
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182
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84
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34%
12,500
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34%
40%
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290
45
44
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43
256
45
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45
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43
43%
43
%
110
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15%
15%
15%
1,400
43
570
B
48% Deo
I
Oct
11
51% Jan
4
Eastern
Airlines
17% Nov
14
30% Apr
3
Eastern
22
42 Va July 15
Eastern
Gas
27
74
29% Jan
23
75% Jan
23
150
Dec
18
54% Dec 11
100% July 17
170
Dec
3
27 % Oct
21
81% Feb
13
115
6
158
81% Mar
60% July
Jun
23
06
Oct
12
29
143% Nov
51% Jan
40% Nov
14
64% Jan
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30
30
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22% Oct
21
27 '/b
94
Jan
10
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|
74
Dec
17
35% tyov
20
5C
90
15
100
Nov
16% Jan
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32% Nev
29
2% NOV 28
32% Dec
11
14
Apr
May 1ft
6
1
27 % July
Aug
22
2
17% Mar 26
18% Mar
JaL
Apr
40% Apr
4% Aug
5% Dec
31
19% Dec
20
21 % Nov
31% Oct
1
26% Oct
22
6% Nov 27
35% Mar
14% Jan
8
8
22 Va Oct
22
34
3% Oct
22
15% Oct
22
31"% Oct
May 20
6% Jai
21
Jai.
35% Apr
10
0
89% Jar
14
32% Apr
30
24% Nov
19% Dec
31
7 % Nov
26
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84
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2
July 18
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56
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July
7
13
32% Aufc
9
23% Mar 29
76
14
23
98
r>f
31
44% July
11
Dec
1
43 Va July
23
6F
Eastern
Eastman
6%
Eaton
Fuel
&
30 V2
30 Va
30%
31:%
30%
31%
30%
30%
19%
19%
19 Vs
19%
19%
19 %
10
29
29%
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28V4
28
28 %
27 Va
23
27%
27%
100
Assn
75
76
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74
75
75
74%
74%
74%
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5
30 V4
30%
29%
30
29%
29%
29 Va
30 %
291
29%
7,900
10
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98%
98%
98%
98%
99
99
99%
99
99%
9,400
151
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com
prior preferred
Stainless
Kodak
Steel
Co
Corp
common
preferred
Manufacturing Co
Edison
Bros
4%%
4 Va %
Inc
Co
42 Va
43 Vs
1
*23%
24 Va
*75%
77
2.50
common
24%
preferred
&
Mus
152 Va
2
common
preferred
Ekco Products
*150
100
100
Stores
Ind
Amer
140
153
42%
42
%
42%
42
42%
4,400
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24
23%
23 %
23 %
23
233^
8QC
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77
75%
75%
*75%
77 Va
24%
24%
24%
25
24%
25 Va
83%
83%
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86
*83%
19%
19%
19%
29%
29%
29%
4
150
42%
19%
3%
152
153
500
7,300
-
23%
30%
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ft
151
152
a
2,200
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.
42%
42%
83%
19%
1
shares
152
25 Va
*82
100
Electric
22
2
8
30%
31
19%
Elastic Stop Nut Co
Electric Auto-Lite
(The)
22
27
9
4%%
15
Oct
Nov
Jan
30%
31%
19%
1
3
25
25% Oct
12
34% Mar
30%
31%
20 %
Inc
37a
4
3%
"
86
-
'
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25
5,300
87
20
19%
■
19%
19 Va
19 Va
29%
29%
29%
29%
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3%
37a
4
10
77 Va
24%
*83%
1,600
19Va
7,500-
29%
4
13,700
'
25% Jan
70
8
24
30% Sep
13% Jan
87
16
3%. Jan
31% Dec 28
~31
11
40
91
28% Oct
27
0
81% Apr
3
27
14
8
B
Dec
28
a
12
18
Nov 20
1
18
Nov
82
4% Jan
34
F
AX
5
22% Nov
21% Dec
29% Dec
26% Oct
74
41% Jan
-
30%
*20
lo
Corp
25 Va Oct
8
19
32 Va
10
Eagle-PIcher Co
6
3
77
62
Fel
Feb
7
J
28
Electric Storage
Battery
Elgin National Watch
El Paso Natural Gas
Co
28Va
15
7
7%
28%
7
28%
28%
23%
28%
28%
287a
4.00C
29%
Electric
Mfg
Co
7%
7%
7'a
7Va
4,800
28 Va
28%
27%
28 Va
277a
28%
27
28
25%
26%
47,200
3
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co
27%
28%
27%
27%
27%
28%
27
27%
25 34
26
10,300
4
29%
30 Va
30
30 y«
30%
31%
31%
31%
31%
32
5
4Va
4%
4%
4 %
10
17%
17%
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18 Va
Erie RR common_
preferred
series
32Va
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
4 %
18
'
4%
*17%
4 %
18
-
*57
33
327 a
33
33
33%
79
79
79
79
81
81
26%
263a
26%
26%.
26%
26%
7%
50%
.•
32%
80
26 Va
100
50
8
7Va
32%
*79
No par
A
41
*17%
7
7
4Va
18
9,000
10,800
4%
300
18
'
Endlcott Johnson Corp common—25
4% preferred
100
Equitable Gas Co
8.50
5%
28%
3
Class B
Emerson
10
7%
51
;
61
*26
7%
49%
*57
7-74
7%
50
61
7%
7%
7%
49
•
50
49
50
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•61
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Gl!
32 7a
*78%
26 Va
7%
48%
*57
327b
'
1,600
260
81
2,200
26%
7%
496L
23,100.
.
730
Volume
Number 5697
1S6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. . .
(2487)
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Predion*
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1956
Lowest
20% Dec
Lowest
Highest
•
13
26
Apr
30
Evans Products Co
12% Oct
22
18
Jun
13
—B
Eversharp
12%
12%
11%
11%
—1
13%
13%
3
32%
33
13%
-.32%
14%
32%
39%
40%
1
15% Jan
Oct
5
6
.
15
Apr 13
2p
22
6
22% Jan
7
67
Oct
53% Dec
37/a Oct 22
7
10
19
Nov
34
41% Aug 17
24% Dec la
-
Sep 30
45%July
1
36% May
Feb
11
21% Sep 10
18% Sep
10
37% Mar 14
27% Jan 21
3i%M»y
l
20% Nov
39% Mar 23
17% Dec
,
43
29% Nov 29
May
Nov
10
Dec
:
29% Jan
2t>
81% Nov 13
8
'
33% Nov 29
41
47
106
Feb
6
51*
Dec
5
••
34 % Oct
12% Jan
13
22
>
46% July
9
27
23
21% Mar 12
95-% May 10
6
Jun
21
22 Va Aug 22
Florence
21
59% May
Oct
$4
8
26% Feb
13
18%
18%
22%
100
6.25
i00
-
5
.'.'37%
No par
Stove
-,t.13
Feb
13
Nov 30
42% Oct 21
-
159
6
92
100
Mar
5
84% Jan
21
<20% Oct 24
;
3% Jan
23% Jan
i
60%
9
80
6'A Oct
22
8% Oct
23
10% July 24
10% Apr 10
NOV
July 23
20
45
Oct
4*2
4%
24
36% Jan
23% Oct
25
64
Jan
3% Oct 21
24% Oct 30
% Dec
73% Dec
Jan
9
25% Nov
14
51
31
f
1
5^
Nov
19
70% Dec
4
9
Jan
126
Nov
31
10% Aug 30
Jan 26
142
21
15% Feb
;
6% Jan
2
Jun
6
69
47% Jun
11
Aug
1
135
18
Oct
21
26% Jan
23
41% Nov 28
30
Oct
21
£0% Dec
13
97 % Feb
13
70% Nov
6
86
20% Jun
12
40
Oct
25
6
48 % Nov
27
17% Jan
3
5
14% Jan 22
35
Mar
10% Dec
7
13% Jan
5
10% Oct
21
15% Oct
45% Oct
22
1~
59% Dec
13
40% Oct
4
2
52% Feb
5
£2% Jan
23
65% Aug
17
Jun
11
19
43
>Oct
1
50% July 23
40
31
10% Max 20
4
6% Dec
122% Mar
18
56
1
100
25% July
22
8
101% Mar 15
76% Nov
1
10
33% Jan
Oct
25
11
18
34% May 17
57% July 15
42
July 19
18% July
3
22
50% Jan
10
Jan
29% Dec
46
23
13
ocTIi
SO* Mayl7~
102
,
General
Dynamics
26
27
121% Apr
5
"5% Nov 28
86% Sep
12
Nov
General
Foods
5%
Nov~27
37%
Sep" 12
52% Sep
8% Oct 31
~
Dec
6
24% Sep
28
£0
Mar 18
18
Dec
2
14
3
123
Sep
9,800
2,500
$5
Oct
Jan
23
28% Nov 30
44% Jan
35%
35
551 i
55%
*55
1
37%-
38%
No par
*27%
40%
10c
Corp
26
1% Dec
Goebel
16
Jan
21
Gold
57% Nov
14
79% Jun
13
Goodrich
27
70% Feb
12'
95 %
18
28% Dec
4
37% Jun 14
Gould-National
13
39% Oct
21
57% July 18
2% Apr
Grace
Dec
36
Apr
60% Sep
2% Feb
27
10% Dec
4% Apr 20
2 % Nov
157% Oct
3
36% Aug
July
8
Stock
Co
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Oct
21
13% Jan
37% Oct
Grand
9
18
30% Nov
13
59% Jan
Granite City
Nov
19
45
Jan
3
27% Oct
22
36% Feb
Grant
77
Dec
31
99
Feb
17
71% Oct
31
8^"•> Anr
15
Oct
21
6% Apr
18
24% Dec
6
60% Dec
5% Nov 29
25% Feb 34
Nov
29
£9% Oct
2
19 % Oct
2
130% Dec
7% May 18
41% Aug 10
108 %
5
45% Nov
20
29% Nov
19
47% July 11
1
20
Feb
11
21% Jan
122% Nov
11
138
Jan
22
3
■78
Jan
11
85
Jan
31
149% Jan
11
70% May 25
25% Nov 20
79% Jan
10
33% Mar 12
21% Oct
21
30% Apr
18% Dec 27
21% Oct 30
16% Oct
25
'
67
Dec
*
14% Feb
9
79% Dec 27
footnotes
For
17% May 10
96
see
Jan
8
3
July 17
46% Apr
23% Mar
35% May
3
page 26.
14
11
4
14% Oct
22
21% May 1
16% Apr 30
76% Nov
20
89
Feb
13
Gt Northern
Inc
36%
36%
36'/a
37
24%
46%
4%
1,700
9,400
13,500
24%
x22 %
23%
22%
23%
2,600
16%
17
17%
17%
6,600
39%
17%
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17%
39%
38%
37%
33'%
1,900
20%
20'%
20%
207a
21
20%
21%
2,700
21%
21
21%
21%
21
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21%
800
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
19,300
39 %
17%
17%
29%
30%
,
17Vii
17%
30%
17%
17%
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90
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175
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175
28%
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2,400
105,100
90
u
130
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175
80%
79%
80%
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80
80
80
80%
85%
85%
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86
85%
85%
84%
85%
560
25 %
25%
25%
25%
25%
13,100
45
45
45
441/4
45
27%
26 3 4
26%
100%
25%
25 7a
26%
25%
26
447a
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44%
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27%
25%
26%
26%
168
390
1,500
27%
26
8%
8%
81'4
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35
35 7
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35%
36
35%
36%
35%
36%
35%
36
23
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
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a
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88
8%
88
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18
32
32
1
100
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61
2%
84%
2%
165
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85
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88
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17%
17%
17%
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31%
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31%
31%
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165
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63%
85
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2%
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85
64
87
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90
87%
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28%
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89%
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165
63
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2%
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29%
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5
100
12,000
31%
85 la
1 %
41,300
31%
28%
1
89
8%
18
18
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84
8%
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11
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165
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90
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11,900
431/4
1
1,166
43 %
9,100
Ha
11,300
Ore
4%
5
4%
4%
4%
36
36
35%
36
35%
36
35%
36
35'A
35%
4,400
31 "4
32%
30%
31
301/4
31
30%
31%
30'/a
30%
13,800
5
28%
28%
28
28%
28
28%
28
28%
27%
28
100
Stores
75
75
x75
75
•74
76
1
6
6
6
6
6
6
5
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Great Northern Paper Co
Great Northern Ry Co
Great Western Sugar com
7%
4%
36%
12.50
(The)
Steel
Iron
4%
35%
*83%
(W T) Co common
3%% preferred
Grayson-Roblnson
400
80
100%
*85
5
Graham-Paige MotorsGranby Consol M S & P.
11
Feb
4%'
36%
1
4
24
a
*80
90
1,700
29
35%
40%
5
Co
21
24
46%
4%
40
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47
4%
40%
100
29
46%
46 %
40
18
*27%
46%
%
29%
29
*27%
43a
41
20
10
Batteries
Co
36%
6,900
21 %
10
Co
Oct
Union
36%
20%
No par
<fc
25% Feb
9
38 Ta
87%
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&
37%
87
5
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
When
issued*.
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38%
21!
4
Telegraph Co
(B
87%
21 %
10
Brewing Co
&
3,000
37%
1
1
14
20% Mar 16
23% May 28
160
37 %
10
Co
(The)
23
54%
20
100
preferred
Co
25
35%
52%
17
17%
3,600
*34%
25
28%
111
55
i
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1101/4
35%
17
10
111
86%
39
100
110
54%
24%
83%c
com
109%
4,800
35 %
17
10
121,600
86%
39%
a
270
35%
85%
39
new_l
110%
35%
56
10%
loo
$4.50 preferred
Gladding McBean
Co
26
57%
109'/4
35%
58
35 %
10
preferred
Glidden
2C %
57%
109%
55%
46%
a
5734
35%
84
29
4%
800
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*46
36!
5
51a
35%
1
Rub
Products
(The)
4%
63.;
56%
%
*27%
35%
Wr/' 58%
*108%
35%
107%
84
84
47
5
•17
17%
58
351/4
107
29
10c
Signal
Getty Oil Co common
4%
...
.
6.67
Corp
Corp
Nov
84
16
79
83%
-351 j
1
„_No par
Castings
5% Jan
163
1
60
,
82%
15
108
35%
5
10%
108
57%
58
100%
5
5
108
No par
series
cumulative
57%
107%
107
preferred
5%%
57%
108%
a
a
5
100%
preferred
conv preferred
4%%
%
5
No par
Refractories
&
19
40:!.»
a
5%
35%
General Realty & Utilities
4%%
19%
1%
preferred
Shoe
a
30
com
preferred
Steel
*101:»
35%
Advertising
Railway
'
47 7
57 %
108'
100
Qeneral Precision EquJpt Corp
89% Mar 23
14
Mar 14
66
43,400
5%
Glmbel Brothers common-
91
115,900
48%
28% July
37% Jan
1,900
59 %
64%
19%
22
21
10%
17%
47%
Gillette
18
*10'/4
*19%
46% Mar 28
Nov
*10%
"1Q%
4814
39 % May 29
29% Oct
10%
*10%
1,400
19%
11
17
9
.1,200
10%
19%
14
83% July 17
97% Mar 21
41% Mar
48
10%
46%
21
3
40
47%
10%
19%
Gerber
21% Oct
74
47%
47%
7% Oct
7
*73%
%
10%
47%
Georgia-Pacific Corp
54 % Aug 23
73
47
10%
xl0%
19%
9
31 % Nov
73
47%
10%
10%
19%
8
8
73
47%
10%
%
46
45%
10%
1,700
47 7
36% July
3
73
46%
45!!,
34
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_
62% May
23% Jun
74%
74
75
*70
1,000
34
(Delaware) _1
21
40% Jan
34%
64%
22
5
33%
63%
Oct
8% Feb
341'a
64%
Oct
32% Oct
34
64%
23
12
34 ''4
64%
General Tire
6
34
19%
63 7
39
18
9% Jan
13
34%
19%
65
20% Nov
43% Dec
34
*126%
04%
4
84% Dec
25%
19%
5
7
3
19
No par
General
150
19
'
128
■;
19
5%
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2,000
9%
19
47%
conv
9%
9%
127%
19
I
conv,
9%
127%
19
60%.
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$1.60
9%
129
18%
%
59%
.
General Motors -Corp
$5 preferred
$3
*127%
*127
No par
$3.75
9%
9%
130
131
*10%
Corp
Outdoor
9%
9%
%
Corp
Preferred
240
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9
Mills .common™,
General
2,200
•17
Electric Co
General Instrument
X281
17%
30% Mar
Jun
58
10%
30% Dec
July 17
*53
1,400
60%
1
95% Apr 25
58
400
2,300
4
17%
20
90
*53
3%
*129%
;
1
General Telephone Corp
General Time Corp
185
58
4
59%
2
7
•53
3%
"17%
45% May
22
58
*53
4
"99%
22
Oct
58
4
3,300
'
17%
General
77
*53
4
4
3%
58%
General
108% Jan
14%
...
17%
27% Mar 19
Apr 23
25%
14'a
4
60
22% Nov
107
25%
14%
a
17%
18
July 31
25:%
14%
41
53%
Corp.
19
95
*25%
14%
4
No par
17 % Nov
2
34% Oct 22
25%
14%
50
com
com
36% Oct
Apr
25 %
14%
4
4
™„™_5
22% Oct
29
37a
2614
*14
4%
1,600
19% Nov
18
a
*25
14%
14!,,
6,300
20% NOV
29% July 18
10,100
71'%
34
22
28%
71
34
22
41
4
200
30%
26
4
*25%
1
Service
19% Oct
29%
,000
71%
Utilities
15% Oct
Oct
30%
X30
35 Va
71%
Public
33
1
30%
%
300
37
70%
Public
7
34
70%
General
19
37%
71%
General
28
37%
I,500
*21%:
v
70 7 «
13
53% Dec
21%
71%
39 % May 22
Dec
__1
*__i
*21%
1,200
*42%
,■
71
22
18% Dec
30
Amer
22
4
30%
21%
-
;
29%
4% Oct
9
30,
*21%
21%
37%
9
-7%
9%
■
-
43%:
93
33 % Oct
19
37
8
8%
43%
28%
5% Aug 20
Nov
37%
*73'4
30
38 % Ivlar 28
14% Feb
37'%
7%
9%
43 %
43
21%
%
;
9%
9
43%
29%
17
24% Jan
21
♦7%
7%
*42%
31
May 25
5 % Jun
21%
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General Portland Cement Co
30V4 Oct
par
8%
9
29%
General
27% Oct
7%
8
•43%
a
Apr 12
35% Aug 24
1,700
54
30 %
Jan
23
54V2
54
54
29%
91% Feb
47% July 12
40,600
28%
68
1
900
9%
9%
i
93
40
4
9%
28%:
2
Nov 28
Sep
9%
1,300
93
7
49
53
9%
4,600
69%'
28%
25
75% July 17
53% Feb 24
•;
70%
/
93
4
27
53
9%
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28%
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Feb
53
%
70% '71
93
69
Dec
70%
28%
115
5,0% Feb
70%
9! a
9%
10%
93
22
115% Jan 24
71
9,900
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♦10%
:
28%
Oct
1
9%
10%
93T4
29%
July 26
26
9%
*10%
28%
General
Jan 30
9%
10%
53
54%
7%
4%
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General Cigar Co Inc™
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General Contract Corp common,
2
6 7o series preferred
10General Controls Co
_^5
5
47% July 16
9%
10%
■
93 %
General Cable Corp
21
12
72% July 22
9%
10%
25,200
16
39
28 la"
General Finance Corp
65
3
12 % Jan
11
68% Apr
9%
10%
11
67.450
40%
..
29%
5
31
24% Nov 29
58
39%
92%
11
101% Nov
'29
39%
92%
8% Jan
16
4% Dec
39
29%
19% May 15
124% Feb
24
39%
1
49% Sep
31
3rl
15%
3 8 T«
8%
com
preferred,.
12
Dec
37% Apr
Mar
Inc
21
110
24% Oct
16
2
Feb
35% Nov
49% Mar 20
40% May 23
40%
15 Ti,
*42%
Co
Oct
15% Feb 27
Apr 26
73% Dec
61
Muy 9
1.08% Dec 11
40%
15%
38%
5
._
™_No
General Bronze Coip_
46% May 24
Dec
40%
15%
Transportation„2.50
General Baking Co common
5
$8 preferred™—.
™,__No par
2
34% Mar 13
23% Dec
a
16
38%
10
40
6,100
General
Apr 30
23
31
40
40%
6,600
45%
15%
33%
5,800
89%
43
<
3,600
-
110
40
"a
16,900
50
*88%
16'n
.
3,600
General Amer Oil Co 61 Texas_,__5
May Iff
10
•102
89
20
1,200
:
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$4.50
12
68
110
■
*88
>■,
87
49%
41%
5
(The)-
6% convertible preferred
General American. Investors
37% July 12
101
Jan 25
-*84'/sr
15%
50
common
preferred
4%% convertible preferred
General Acceptance Corp__
General American Indtis com
19
!
40%
1
—
Garrett Corp (Thei
Gar Wood Industries
^36% Jan 15
13% Oct 31
3% Oct
Co
Gardner-Denver
8% Jan, 14
July 16
5
(The)
convertible
Game well
2
24% Jan
*
6%
46% Jun 28
106% Mar
17
40!
a
.
g
Co
'
13
common
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
8
22% Dec
•
:
preferred
Gabriel
Apr 11
22
30% Nov 18
May 22
45%
54%
6% July
osrr
Dec
44%
100
Jan 14
14
52
18%
36i/2
,2,600
54%
45 '—;
10
Co
543a
42%
9
Fruehauf Trailer
8
•
2
I
„
Co__
55%,
5
'
Freepoft Sulphur
541%
50%
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37%:
13%
44%
10
25
J 25
45%
110
*101
>300
83%
86%.
49%
1,700
7%
83%
19%
36 3
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50%
CO
%
18%
35%
80
20
,
.
>
57
,v37%:
42%
9%
34% Jan
6
33% Oct
51
45 %
a
102
,
1
t
9 % Dec
9% July 17
3
87%
,70
July 11
16% Aug 13
98% Sep 24
v
87%
72
14
54% Dec
27
25% Jan
>
88
70%
68% Nov
12% Jan
123
6
4
101
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2
Dec
39
101%
89
10%
32% July 31
9
103
*87%
9%
49% July 20
4
50
10%
9% Jan
12
49%
1
26
Jan
50
No*par
41% Dec
Jan
35%
Franklin Stores Corp
3
6
35!
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j
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7%
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19
30
85
49%
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-
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18%
35%
35%
3
11% July 19
31
19
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21
3
17%
18
8
8
-14% Dec
18%
10,300
93%
,
*
56%,
85
19%
May
Nov
.10 % Dec
.:
■-
53%
18
14
23
52%
Foster-Wheeler Corp
Francisco Sugar Co
9% Jun
Jan
53%
Foremost Dairies Inc
4
'438 •:
52%
Ford Motor Co
13% Mar 12
43
,54
40%
92
•
13%
55%
,
3,400
13
53%
55%
8
38% Apr 23
94
Mar 29
20% Sep 28
55%
67% JUly
*
9
U;
59% Mar 19
11
25% Feb
~
50 %
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6% Dec
'
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55%
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;
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37%
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13%
6
79% Oct
.
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36%
5
37
85
-
>
46%.
21%,
102
57
4,900
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.
104
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57
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700
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23%
81
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13%
19
Dec
23
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21%
17%
22%
21%'
700
19%
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85
v21%
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iv
55%; 56%
56
r'37
22
97% Mar 20
.
Jtiiy 16
104 ••
21%
45%
v
13%
52%
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preferred
92%
r
*
13 % Oct
July 18
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♦
61 %
3%%
5
41
90%
41
92
34% Nov
13% Nov 28
8% Feb 24
11% Dec 31
93% Aug
40
40
39% Dec
21% Jan
41% Apr
Oct 23
21
*7%
84
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47
21
3
63% Max 12
21% May 28
16% Dec 27
(
65% May 15
134
May 15
3
33% Oct
Sa
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6
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Power & Light
Corp Ltd
85
X46
21%
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c.
37%
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104
55
5
common
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42
90
-
Food .Fair Stores Inc common
1
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Food Machinery «& ciicm
Corp
10
3%% convertible prcl'erred™-100
July
July
21%;
21%
A
'
301/a
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83 %
46%
47%.
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21%
21
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45%
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30
-
30%
21%,
23
.
3,200
100
19%
18%
22%
93
77
21%
18%
43% Jan
13
21%
30%
30
-
1,800
4
11%
51
30
■
21%
13
Feb
33%
33%
20
18%
22
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20
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;
21%
Nov
3
21%
•
18%
34% Oct
Apr <25
30
21%
Fluor
78
20
29%
19%
22% Oct 28
62
Apr 18
102% Mar 9
2,900
22%
69% Jun 13
10
1,000
22 %
,
21%
.
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20
12
34%
21%
33%
44% Aug 27
Dec
41
34%
22%
33%
33%
33%
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30%
20
30%
45
,£3% Dec
34%
22
22%
18%
preferred
*
34%
1
34%
54% Aug 14
2
11%
22
33-Ja
3Ta
3,100
■
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34%
'
4
1,500
51
11%
22
20
49%
48%
34%
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51
1,800
,
4
11%
22
17% Nov
16
71
48%
34%
50 % Aug
/
41% Feb
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1
Florida Power
'
72
50%
4%
22
1n
(The)
Nov
11
105% Mar 14
Nov
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1,100
25
■
11%
34%
25
2,400
34,100
•
51
11%
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51
22
40%
79
Dec
25
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Tire & Rubber com
Fllntkote Co
15%
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4
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Krth (The 1 Carpet Co
•
4
4%
4%
11%
11%
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,
34%
Corp
Firestone
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11%
51
8,700
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25'%
50%
50
8%
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-
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Avenue Coacu Lines
Filtrol
2
7% Nov
7
Feu
3
101% July 23
4%
11%
41%
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8%
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74
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16
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50%
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70
32
8%
,
15%
16
25%
14%
31 %
40%
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14%
8 %
8%
5
cum conv preferred
Fidelity Phenix Fire Ins NY
9
Mar 12
100% Oct
16
Jan
Jan
6b
36'A NOV 13
12% Rih 27
July 12
May 2
67
'Nov
Dec 26
98
61
3
-
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39
20
;
40%
8%
8%
Shares
11%
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8%
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Ferro dorp
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S% Jan 10
Jan 14
75% Oct 28
i
106% Jan
21
13
8
91% Jun 27
19
10% Jan
v
14%
25%
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15%
25%
49%
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40%
8%
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5
cumulative preferred™
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32
40
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40%
8%
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15%
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;
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8%
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11
Jun 11
28
8%
8%
50
common
40
8%
31%
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11%.: 11%
13%
14%
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32%
11%
the Week
Friday
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11%
14%
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Federal Mogul Bower
Bearings
Federal Pacific Electric Co
80Y« Jan 31
12
105
Mar 26
61
101% Nov 14
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8
36% May 14
34% Jun
l9%Oct 22
i
30% Feb 23
Feb
47
32
7
May
135
1
44% Nov 29
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Fedders-Qulgan Corp
25% Jun 17
17% OCt 2a
4
S3
A;
F&rwick Corp
16% Apr 23
61%. May 13
Oct 22
43
14% Dec 27
t>ec 27
55
18% Dec
53
Morse
Family Finance Corp commonl
5% preferred series B
Fahsteel Metallurgical
Corp
12
64% July 10
7% Jan 14
29% Feb
Oct
/% Jun
6
Aug 23
,30% Dec 26
25 ; Aug 14
,26% Nov 29
..
Fairbanks
FMrahild Engine &
Airplane Corpi_l
FaJardo Sugar Co™,
20
Falstaff Brewing
Corp
1
11
17% July 1
25% Nov 29
41% Oct 21
17
7% JU*
17
10
•43% 4an
5
•31% Jan 11
'13% Feb 23
1GO
17
Jan
~
Corp
_
2
3% Dec
16
25
75% Mar
10
Jan
Ex-Ceilo
12% Jan 24
Sep
25% Mar
Feb
16
_
16
21
65
11
8% Dec
3
15% Nov 15
,t^% Sdp 20
:y% Oct
51% Apr
39% Nov 25
59% Dec 26
7
-10% Sep 26
15% Dec 28
21
Sale* for
Thursday
Dec. 4
10% Nov
Inc__.
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Wednesday
Dec. 3
Dec. 3
Mar 23
20
29% Oct
58% Maj
Par
AND
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
29 V* July 17
4,
15% Jan 20.
'3%%DCC
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
preferred-
25
4%
25%
53
4%
25%
53
4%
25%
51
4%
25%
25%
51
5%
25%
52%
•74
52%
No par
30%
32%
31
31%
31
No par
20%
20 %
20%
20%
100
127 %
1271a
127%
Green Bay & Western RR
Green
(H L) Co Inc
100
1
Greenfield Tap & t>ie Corp—Nopar
Greyhound Corp )Tbe) common
3
4%% preferred
.100
123
40
24%
6%
25
2,700
52%
51%
52
31
31%
30%
20%
20%
31%
20%
xl27
127
128
128
*66
128%
128
68
*66
68
'
♦66
68
68
67
67
22 "8
22%
22%
22%
22
22%
17
17
17%
17
17
*67
76%
♦6
25%
x2G%
♦17
14%
15
14%
15
Xl4%
80
80
81
•79
82
3,900
2,300
18,600
2,500
240
50
22%
22
221/4
6.100
Xl6%
16%
16%
17
1.000
14%
14%
14%
14%
79
82
80.,
80%
22
14%
79%
4,000
•75
6
52'%
20%
4,400
76
25
31%
20%
4%
-
"
•
10,300
/ .110
^Financial Chionicle
The Commercial and
20
,.
.
(2438)
Monday, December 9, 1937
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
357/s Jan
8
27 Va Jun
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
15% Oct
13
34% Jan
11
Grumman
14
Aircraft
12% May 10
15% Dec
6
32% Jan
11
Dec
6
80% jan
16
$5
% July 26
103% Oct
21
May 13
Gulf
Oil
States
42% Mar 20
34% Jan
24
9 % Nov
3
12
28
39% Mar 23
98
Mar 14
76% Dec 21
147
83% Jail 23
32% Sep 26
83 Vi Dec 27
2
Gulf
5% Jail
29>A Dec
Jan
N
9
90
Dec
17
Sep
19
105 Va Feb 23
81% Aug
41% Jun
93% Feb
28
83
152
0
Oct
103% Neb 28
108
Feb
6
100
5J
81
Nov
98
96
4
Jan
Utilities
1,100
16 %
16%
15%
16
5,000
53 V
53%
53
53%
1,400
115%
116%
26,800
39%
39%
3,100
20%
10%
10%
nov-
16%
16%
16
16%
16%
56%
57
54%
56
54
54
118%
115%
117
39%
39%
118%
116%
39%
115%
85%
85%
*85
85
*85
86%
39!
100
dividend
39%
87%
85
No par
preferred;
$4.44 dividend preferred
29
10%
21%
10
39^«
118
72,700
Co-
—
$4.20 dividend preferred—
$4.40
2
20%
10%
20%
10
116%
Shares
19%
10%
20%
10
V;
Dec. 6
21 %
17%
16%
—No par
25
—_
Corp___-
Common
11
5
Apr
preferred——
Dec. 5
*9%
xl8%
Sales for
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Dec. 4
17%
guantanamo& SugarRR com__No par
ulf Mobile
——.—1
Ohio
»'
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Dec. 3
Dec. .1
1
Corp
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
P«f
EXCHANGE
Highest
LOW
•
STOCKS
Range for Prevloua
Year1956
—100
100
*84
a
39"'a
87%
*85
86%
*85
87%
*83
87
10
*87 "
89
89
90
310
*85
89
*88
91
"383i
39
89
*85
87
89
38%
38%
*38%
39
61 %
62%
62%
63
*85
88 %
,
39
f
11
39% Dec
17
58% Feb
10
20% May
Jan
19
4
24
24
87
Jan
33
Nov 26
4
41% Feb
21
Hackensack
13
50% Oct
30
89% Jan
17
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing—5
62
19
18% Oct
23
24
Jan
2
Hall
5
20!
a
20%
x20
20
*20
20%
27
181
18
16
Oct
10
28% Jan
11
1
17%
17%
*17
17%
*17
45% July 25
92
107
Sep
Sep
42% Mar 29
38
70
22
Oct
21
111% Jan
45% Jan
2
9
48'A Dec
20
24% Nov 20
35% Apr
16
25
39
Mar 29
8T
127% Oct
14
22
33
Mar 27
31% Feb
May 22
5% Oct 31
32 % Dec
13
39
Aug
Mar 12
9
20
Dec
Oct
6
8
22% Oct 23
3% Oct
8
Nov
27
28
37
17% Nov
26Va Dec 20
34% Mar 27
76
Dec
19
47
Dec
3
85% Nov
15
Dec
17
11
23% Oct 25
Oct
34
36% July 16
40% July 23
Harbison-Walk
138
38
Jun
Harshaw
2
7
34% Jan 21
15% Dec
31
36% Nov 29
Dec
21
45% Dec
20
45 % Dec
3
27% Jun
23
110
81
14% Oct 22
18% Jun
19
2
20
Heciit
6
Heinz
2134 Nov
23
69 % Oct
9
28% Apr
76%Jun
1
3% v/o
Jan
9
44
Nov
4
54
May
101
Jan
5
83
Nov
19
91
July 24
15% Oct
10
18% Jan
22
Heller
22% Sep 19
30% July 23
10% Dec 5
24% Jan
16
Helme
(G W)
20
Aug
6
3
21% Mar 15
51% July 19
35
Jan
21
34% Mar
17% Jan
103% Oct
22
47% Jan
23
62
54
11
44% Nov
14
50% Feb
12
42 %
Hercules
19
Feb
Jan
5%
July 25
41% May 23
46% Mar 14
27% Feb
Sep
26% Oct 22
40% Jan
4
29
20% Mar 19
10% Oct
17% July 16
61% Dec
13
Oct
2
21% Dec
12
77% Feb
3
Jan
3
60% Sep
9
70% Nov 27
78
247/aN0T
7
16% Dec
3
22% Jan
31
9% Dec 26
12% Jan
25
8% Oct
22
lU'/a Jun
-7
12
Hertz Co
9
Nov
25% July
17
16% safj
15% Oct 22
22% Jan
23
17
32% Jan
16
25% Nov
1
Feb
Feb
20
32% Oct
11
40% Jan
19
40
Oct
22
71% Jan
4
22% Oct
8
39% Jap
10
Feb
8
Feb
16
74% Jun
35% Jan
30
52 %
89
26
56
Dec
4% Nov 23
21% Jan 23
July 17
10?% Mar 16
8% Jan
29% Mar
81
Sep
31
6
2% Nov 27
2
18% Nov 26
31
97
6% Jan
,18% July 11
16% Jan
3
34% Nov
13
24% Sep 25
28% Jan
Jan
3
25
20%
21
23 Va
!
V2
;%
75~
Dec
11
85
26
102% Jan
19
72
Oct
25
88
Apr
26
105
28
87
Nov
20
100
Apr
15%
24%
24'
41% Jan
12
Dec
3
20
15% Nov 29
1% Nov 20
5% Nov 30
64
Jan
Marl
Feb
57% Aug 17
24%
100
*69
-25
45
100
15
26% Mar 19
5% Oct
21
18% Jan
3% Apr
23
11% Apr 23
23
July 26
July 17
83% Dec
91
Jun
18
7% Jan
13
3
13
41 %
July
19% Nov 29
24% Sep
27% Feb
35% May
3
21
Jan
23
28
23
70
Sep 27
2% Nov 19
22'% Nov
15
*12%
13% Oct 22
21 Va
3,500
2331
23:%
600
*3%
3%
1,400
*29
30 V
60
62 %
13%
12 7
86
86 Va
86 Va
100
a
10'»
11V4
39%
39%
40%
6,600
109 Va
109'A
109'A
51 %
*45%
47
47
47
46%
46%
3D'. 4
40
39
39%
39%
40Va
40%
28%
28%
28%
28 %
28%
28 7a
28 Va
_1
11%
12%
11%
11%
11%
li%
17
1
*8%
Corp
.
34%
x34 Va
12.50
10%
16%
16%
16%
16%
*8%
: 9
*8%
8%
21 %
9 %
16%
9
*8%
21%
21! a
21%
8.300
X9%
9%
9%
9%
2,300
*16%
47% '
45%
26%
25
No par
*83%
84 %
84
1
2%
25%
.
17
16%
26
*25%
47 %
45%
24%
87
2%
2%
2%
19%
*18%
19%
25%
3
18%
18%
*18%
20%
20 7
X19%
19%
37 %
37 Va
*37
38%
29 "a
29%
29%
*29%
29%
*29%
74%
*75
81
*79 %
81
*79%'
81
*79%
81
*87
89
*87
90
*87
90
38
55
56
54%
100
74%
100
*79%
preferred
preferred
preferred
100
Sound
]
Co
89
*87
55%
Power—No par
.
6%
1 %
100
*4 Va
%
4%
noncumulative preferred
5% preferred series A
Hupp Corp common
5% conv pfd series A
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
4
5
100
1
1
1
-
5%
Hunt Foods & Indust Inc com
18%
3,500
29%
76
76
23 %
76
200
38
*37
29%
3,600
70
75
75
*79 %
,
81
20
88
55
6,400
55%
55%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
1.000
6%
6
'A
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
16,800
*1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
3,100
%
1%
■
22%
23 'A
14 !ii
14! a
/ 3%
3%
4%
200
49%
49%
49%
43
49 3 4
2,500
13%
13%
*13%
13%
13 %
13
%
1,200
72%
*72%
2%
2%
23%
3
5
4%
48%
13%
72%
73 Va
50
*4%
48%
13 %
2%
*13%
*72
27a
29%
48%
23%
23 %
13%
*
14
-.
37 %
*29%
18%
18%
29%
76
56
;
14'/«
xl3%
*4%
00
48
18%
37%
29 7 i,
18%
*37
9%
6%
100
com
»
19%
38%
29%
200
6%
10
1
_
29 7
76
55%
56
*9%.
29%
7,000
19
3
a
60
3%
3
19
50
25
com
preferred-
4,000
28,000
88
*87
19
3
*18%
2,900
46
24%
25%
87
84 (a
i
45%
46 %
25%
87
46 %
24%
*86
%
900
16%
26
33%
33
33 %
33
34 %
2%
3
16%
*25'%
20
45%
*
17
*25%
34%
25%
200
9
21%
9%
26
33%
8,800
21 %
I
16%
46%
350
16%
9%
io
•
73
21%
common—5
7,100
71 Va
*25
:
4.300
12
71'A
-34%
a
26
*25
30
■
65%
*64
65%
15.400
29 Va
irJ4
*64
a
407a
40%
29
,12
'A 300
,*71'A
8%
167
16%
10
common
convertible preferred
41%
30
11%
230
1,000
48 Va
*46'A
43 Va
*46%
52 Va
52
52 '/8
71%
9%
9% '
9%
5
.
71
•
20%
9
203 a
20
50c
Co
65'
52%
;v
16%
16%
no
40 %
50%
16%
600
■
V •:
4,900
51%
2.50
33
11 VB
50%
Hotels
24%
33
11
50 %
*64
1,400
17%
*24%
:
'
,
*17%
18
.
33%
108%
71 %
Va
.24%
50%
;
20
4,800
*69%
109 Va
108
108
109
*108
'
453o
2 4!4
40 %
39 Vi
40
X39%
40
900
71
45
■
*32%
12 %
11V,
a
800
23%
45'A
■
*17!
18
24%
'■
12%
2,300
15%
23 Va
..
69%,
86 VA
33
33
33
-
45
a
86%
*24
24 Va
.
*15%
15%
69%
:
id!
*17%
'
18
24 :
*32%
63
23%
107%
Hudson Bay Mill & Sm Ltd—No par
*
May 21
Jan
20'%
.
5
tHudson & Manhattan
35% May 23
22
:,/
33
71
*85
65 %
Howe
Apr
4
16% J&n 14
85% Apr
8
6
21%
-23%
15%
.
a
_1
Houston Lighting &
/Howard Stores Corp
90
12% Oct
17,
24%
3% %
8
46% Oct
4,500
23
ID !
to
87%
*85%
17
16%
"32%
%
*71
4.40%
4% May 6
11% Apr 20
3
33 »A
30
No par
—50
Inc__
convertible
100
5,000
33
.
100
Co
3,000
128
28%
62 >A
62
a
"4%
*69
40
4a
87%
*24
10
4%
18
1 % Sep
3% Oct
.
45 %
39%
Electrochem
33 Va
128%
.28
1
-29
liO
61 Va
^ID
u
71
%
*69
71
*85%
1
Electronics
1,600
Household Finance common—No par
When issued
60% July 11
22
99
13
46% Oct 22
9% Oct
10
4% Dec
Aug 30
3
18'% Jan
15% Dec 21
27% Dec
69
3%
*29 ,•
60%
59%
*64
$2.25
1
96
29 %
la%
L„.
Furnace
10
1,900
'
conv preferred
Houdallle-Industries Inc
26
Dec
*28 %
24
.
Mar 13
Dec
90
3%
29%
21
23%
,
3%
3%
15%
——■
83
*23
23%
3%
700
400
25:!j
33
'-it' 130
132
6,500
A
24
25 Va
3%
21%
20%
*23
63
$4.25 preferred
Hotel Corp of America
.
30% Nov.18
6
3
21%
23 %
65 Va
Hooker
391/4 May 29
Aug
21%
a
16%
*23%
Va ■/T33
71%
5%
23% July 24
40
10
1
common——2 1/12
Holly Sugar Corp
10
35% Dec 26
12% Feb
33%
15%
Homestake Mining
Honolulu Oil Corp
4
28% Jan
33%
71
Holland
10
Nov
33%
*64
Hoffman
5
5
33%
60%
Corp__
Hires Co (Charles E)
11
18.% Oct 22
34%
100
Hilton
24
29 % Oct
331 it
$4% cum 2nd pfd (conv) —No par
2
8
31% Dec
40
15
17'A Oct 22
July 19
:.
i% •'•".28 Vat
1
(The).
HeWitf-Ro^ins
20
25% Sep
14% Apr
Jan
87
28
dlst——-6
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
3Va% preferred series A
7
99
9% Nov 27
18% Dec
21
28%/
*127%
*3%
Hershey Chocolate common
4%% preferred series A
19
19
13 % Nov
28%
132
*127%
*28%
common—L
Powder
!%''33%/.;
|J
26'A
.28%
33 %
33%
132
50
Co common
preferred
33%
33!
33%
24 ;
28%
noncumulative preferred..—25
Hercules Motors
—No par
47% July 11
115% Jan 30
24
53% Mar 20
124
i%
24
x28!»
1%
10
25%
33%
1
3.65%
8
24%
20
*70! a '"■72
5
preferred
(W E) & Co
26% May 25
24 %
16%
10
common
preferred——-
(H J)
1% .'072
62%
16 Va
>%
70 %
*127%
—15
60
25%
;/
24
25%
300
62%
197a
17%
2.50
common
27
33% Nov
80
Co
25%
25%
: :V.
V
20%
25%
%
%
24 "A
25
iZ
■
•
63
(
70 %
71
*70%
72%
I
1
Haveg Industries Inc—
Ex partial liquidating
Hayes Industries Inc
23% Feb 28
July
1
Marx
/Hat Corp of America
4% % preferred
24%.
39
•
; v.,
)
*20
100
Chemical Co
Hart Schaffner &
32% Mar 25
M 6% Jan
*70%
/;
7.50
com
preferred
Harris-Intertype Cofp
Harsco Corporation
8
64
2,50
Refrac
38%
38%
-100
6%
14
Aug 13
51% Aug
30% July
preferred
Paper Co
Organ Co
89% Feb
38 % Jan
17
13
convertible
Hammermill
Hammond
<
18% Jan 23
13% May 28
.
4%
15
20% Oct
Feb 13
25
Water-
(W F) Printing Co
Hamilton Watch Co common
11
14
29% Oct 21
146
s
Nov
25% Dec
Nov 30
130
1%
Nov
Nov
24% Dec
%
4%
73
74
*3%
*73
73
70
74
2%
2%
2%
9,800
23%
*23 %
23%
900
13%
13%
2%
x23 %
2%
24
13%
13'A
13%
2,500
I
10
3
29% Jan
50
T~
72%
May"4
41% Dee 21
44
57% Oct
17
Dec
4
27% Nov
19
40
Illinois Power Co
23
32% May
Jan
19
38
Jan
13
-46% Mar
8
9
53
Apr
5
40
Jun
19
47 % Apr
2
50% Dec
11
55
Jan
9
44
Nov
6
52
Feb
11
44
Dec
27
14
48
44
Dec
12
7% Apr 19
33% Dec 11
,
59
Feb
13
151
Dec
31
76 % Jun
8
40
54 % Apr
53
Feb
Jan
40
July 16
46% Apr
26
Nov
31% July
13
7
Dec
3
50% Mar 13
15
Oct
21
9% Apr
39% Jan
59
Nov
14
88% Jan
8
148
Jan
1003/4 Dec
13
71% Dec
16
156
Feb
99% Jan
26
Oct
21
55% Jan
24% Mar 13
20
Nov
13
Dec
20
47% Jan 23
83% Dec
13
27% May 28
61 % Jan
103
Feb
6
7
35% Dec 31
29% Oct 21
81
Nov
4
19% Oct
22
270% Oct 22
33% May 28
143 %
Dec
6
41% July 25
174
Feb
28
25% Jun
22
33% Apr
11
69
21
88
78
Nov
Jan
23
9% Nov 26
Jan
112% Aug
28% Dec
137
Nov
43
92
Jan
21
35% Jan
.3
65
76
8
66% Oct 22
14'A Man-13
7%
4%
82 % Nov
19
109% July
International Paper
Nickel
of
29
144 % May
91% Nov 26
91% Nov 26
When
12
106% Mar 13
82
98
Nov
20
58 % Nov
26
lo V2 Feb
7
Sep
13
21% Apr
104% Apr
94
Feb
15
144
38
Dec
13
85
?
19
19
Aug
3
443A Feb
20
8
85
Oct
11
34% Dee
3
43% Nov 29
34% Apr 20
70-% Mar 13
24/4 Nov
14
38% Jan
16
28
13
29% Jan
373,8 Apr
5
32%
4
Dec~28~
*
13
30
Feb
9
Nov
30
23% Dec
18
33% Jan
10
120% Dec
17
Nov
25%40ct 21
20% Oct
23
39% Mar 16
15'A Aug 27
23% Nov
19
Oct
22
343,8 Jan
28% Nov
4
5
12
273/4 Jan
W
24 % Jan
2
56% Nov
19
30% Oct
22
7
111% Jun
28
130
Feb
33
Oct
22
Feb
9
8
26% May ,10
106% May 10
125
35
Feb
7 Va
900
15%
15%
10,600
67%
68%
155
*147
157
*150
31%
20
7%
35%
36
35%
36 %
35%
36'A
85
84%
84%
86 %
86 %
.86 %
86 %
22
311
5
No par
15
7.50
No par
100
21%
21%
30
29%
68
68
68
72
*60%
73%
74-%
73%
76'
4
74%
76
74%
75%
19,600
7%
7 %
7%
7 3a
7%
7 Va
7%
8,000
92%
93%
92 %
93%
15,200
93
92 %
94
*92%
92%
86:%
*86
89
9
28,600
148
76
60 %
29
28%
29%
73%
8%
15,000
146%
*66 %
60
4,600
317%
28%
66
94%
160
21
20
309
319
29 %
66
86%
21%
21 Va
316 Va
146%
28%
91%
21V!
319%
29%
28%
146%
29
7%
%
29%
28%
146
28%
7
*21
314
314
28%
146
*93%
88
28%
*68
7%
93%
92%
*93%
94
91
88
.
28 %
147%
147
*92%
94
90
91
8%
8%
*8'A
8%
8%
8%
8
60%
60 %
60%
60%
60%
60%
%
200
92%
400
8%
1,100
360
60
*98%
100
*98
100
10,300
71
90
60
*96%
930
29%
100
102
common-
preferred
*94%
98 %
98
98
No par
.•
35%
35 %
34%
35 %
35%
35 5a
35%
35%
35%
35%
4,800
26%
26
26%
26
26%
25%
26
25%
25%
2,900
32
*27 Va
25
26
25
-
30
preferred-.
50c
1
I-T-E-
Circuit Breaxer
Jacobs
(F L)
Co
32
*28
Telep
,-10
50% July 15
29 %
147%
*83%
310
No par
Shoe
.
$6
28%
*146
*93%
No par
Iowa Power & Light Co
Island Creek Coal common
:
85
21%
No par
13
*83 %
308%
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co
22
21
36 %
28
Jan
400
1,500
21
35 %
32
28 % Mar 29
3,700
21'A
21
-
36'A
19
54'A Jun
7,500
30%
*20%
30
*35%
14 '/a Feb
130
72%
30%
72
31%
20%
Teleg—No par
International "Utilities
Corp
5
Interstate 'Dept Stores
1
Interstate
Power
Co
t
3.50
Jan
157
72
31 %
73 %
30%
20
No par
common
4,400
72%
72%
30%
20
1
preferred-
International
,
*150
157
72%
71%
x30
*7
7
*19%
No par
Canada
International Silver
37% July 10
36% July 16
33% May 10
'
*20%
issued
International
*150
155
7-..
7
5
International salt
July 12
40% May 23
51% Apr 23
4,300
15%
74'A
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com
5%
28%
44
68%
31
$4 preferred
July 30
43%
28%
45 Va
15Vt
74
International Packers Limited
92 % Nov
*41%
28%
90
45 %
43 %
28%
68
100
Int'l
%
*41%
15%
.
7
7
7
7 Va
*147
preferred
115% Apr 23
11% Feb 20
*44%
%
43
69
100
22
*
45 %
28 %
15%
—
common
6% Oct
28%
100
68%
preferred
67% Dec
7
*41%
28
47%
16
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com
May
*44%
43
.
*46
68%
100
Harvester
3
44%
28
«
60
170
47%
*46
44
15%
-
Int'l
25
47 %
3,100
*42
68
common
Corp
11
28%
20
Machines.—
31% July 10
*46
%
,
1
Business
38% Jan
47
41%
43
43
a
16 Va
Ctfs Inc
Interlake Iron
156% Jan
41 %
*41 %
43!
69
7%
No par
Int'l
5
28%
41%
28 Va
41%
*42
29
15%
;
8
11
14
4%%
28%
28%
*41'A
42
*41%
Va
100
Corp
preferred
28%
33
a
68
1
i
Interchemical
15,200
34!
No par
100 pesos
2
5,100
29
*42%
43
Jan
51
28 Va
*46
43%
52
50 Va
29%
41%
28%
*40%
*41%
*27%
50%
29
33%
'50
42
29 '/a
50
Inspiration Cons Copper
s
29 %
46
50
3,400
33%
33%
50%
29 %
28%
53'»
29%
41%
29'A
%
34%
52%
28%
'
x52%
30%
29 31
*40
34%
34%
34 "a
54
46
Insuranshares
376% July
a
41 Va
23% May 14
25% Oct 22
Nov
_50
4.26%
6% preferred
Inland Steel Co—
11
20
50
Industrial Rayon
Ingersoll-Rarfd common
4
693A Mar 20
—15
S A
11
3
52% Dec 20
No par
c
14
85 :,A July 20
165
Feb
6
9
Co
common-
341
53%
4.20% cumulative preferred50
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
Industria Electrica De Mexico
5
Nov
RR
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
4.70% cumulative preferred
4.42% cumulative preferred
5
11'A May
3
1
41%
.
23
13
Nov
Central
4.08%
15
10
30
Cement Co
Illinois
9
51
Nov
26% Jun 20
10
Ideal
25% Oct
*
Idaho Power Co
May 31
75% Aug 12
63% Jan
9
5
-
31 Va
32-
*28
25.
29 %
30 %
42%
35%
42 Va
26%
33%
13
13%
13 Va
13 %
3,600
30':,
30
30%
30
30%
30
12%
30%
27
1,000
13%
12%
12%
118
24%
25%
29 7
34%
24%
25%
13
26%
24%
25%
13
*113
24%
24%
25
'
•
26%
34%
*113
42
42
26%
33%
26%
34%.
n
27
27%
33%
33%
*113
118
%
85,000
24
*24%
25
32%
31%
31%
25 %
26-%
32
33 Va
25"
32 %
25
24%
a
*28
32
31%
25%
*25%,,
*28
31%
'30%
118
*114%
42
42
41%
26%
33%
*114Va
119
42
4.200
,
2t100
27%
33%
..
5,600
119
42 %
42
1,300
1,800
J
Nov
19
10% Mar 19
3% Feb
4
22% Dec
13
6% Jun
11
29% Oct
15
13% Oct
11
Oct
1
28% Jan
9
48% Apr
27
18
19
94% Mar 14
47% July 11
78
Jun
11
91
55
47% Jan
28
4
323/4
9*% Aug 31
44% Oct
15
83
27
Dec
43% Oct
2
67% Feb
1
42% Jun
8
Mar 14
Nov
Jan
60% Aug
102% Feb
6
75
583/4 Apr
5
34% Nov
14
52% July
69
12
97
85
Mar 21
62% Nov
15
Aug 29
Feb
41% Oct 21
89 % Feb
36% Feb
3
105%
2
72
5
Dec
38
6
For footnotes see
page
26
26.
Dec
Jan
76% Jan
15%
*15
20
21%
*78
79%
78
78
*78
78 '/a
56%
57%
57%
58
84%
*82
Tea
Co
Inc
&
Laughlin
&
When
5%
1
100
5
56%
5%
*82
5
12'/a
Johnson
Steel
com
10
issued
preferred series A
83
83
35%
36%
35%
36%
84%
85'A
86
87
42%
43%
42 %
42%
*42%
.
Corp
Jones
2
common
preferred
Johnson
64% July 24
42% Dec
5
99
15 %4
22%
1
Lake
Johns-Manville
July 11
6
15%
5 Va
5
15
22
3% %
3
90% Nov
5%
15%
23'A
Jewel
28
Feb" 27
5%
15%
"22%
Jefferson
24
42% Dec
94% Nov 30
5
5
Sulphur Co
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd—100
Co
Jaeger Machine Co
42%
*42 %
42%
5%
35 %
*87
42 %l
*42%
6,200
5
5
15%
20%
*78
15
15%
2,200
20%
20
20%
5,800
loo
78%
78 3
4
59
79%
59!
58%
59%
*82%
34%
*82%
84%
10
34%
35%
18,200
89 Vie
900
42%
13,600
35%
35
35%
88
88
88%
*88
4
42
42%
41%
42,%.
42%
42 %
*41%
92%
92 %
92%
250
39!
38
38%
11,100
42%
100
931A
93%
X92%
92%
92%
92%
92
1
40%
41%
38%
39%
39 %
39%
38'
42
4
17
Joy
Manufacturing
Co__
1,900
a
84" L.
581
2
4
200
Volume
Number 5697
186
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan.,1
Vear 1956
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK
Highest
Monday
Par
Tuesday
Wednesday
Dec. 3
Dec. A
Dec. 2
Sal«a f»r
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Dec. 5
Shares
Dec. 6
K
34% Feb
24% Nov
70 % Aug
13
104
Nov
27
44
* Dec
18
19
68 % Nov
3
Aug
18
3
127
-
52
b3
37% Dec
49
Nov
29
39% Jan
.
Kaiser Alum & Chem Corp
41/0%
9
Feb.14
105 % Aug
33% Oct 23
44% Aug 14
7
46% May 15
109% May
38% NOV 26
Feb 20
,
5
24
78
Dec
21
96
83
Dec
5
103
Mar 13
79% Nov
12
98
Jan
97%
Nov
28
108
Apr
13
88
Nov
21
102
Feb
18
89
Nov
30
105Mar
1
80
Aug 23
96
Feb
21
Dec
28
103
96
Apr
3
87
Mar
74 Vz
1
84% Oct
25
47% Nov
19
May 22
92% May
71% Feb
9
37
Nov
14
46 % Jan
24
Feb
15
28% Aug 14
9
21
Mar 27
May 28
48
Dec
Jan
1
Mar
32
12
.
10
40
Nov
Dec
cumulative preferred
City
Southern
non-cum
79% Oct 22
.128% Jan
75% jun
20% Oct
28
Kennecott
47% May 31
22
5
43% Jan
3
.
4
31% Oct
23
40% Oct
22
50y2 July 25
Kimberly-Clark
27
17
351/4 Jan
Oct
4
84
35
85
85
84 Va
85
83%
84%
2,700
*37%
37%
37%
37%
37 Vo
37 Va
37%
38
38'A
1,100
28
28'A
28%
23%
23%
23%
23%
1,700
9%
9%
9%
10 Va
3,100
35
35
3,500
83%
84%
*9%
10
33%
35%
35%
35%
35
35%
35
35%
—No par
_2.50
82 %
84%
82 %
83 Vo
84%
86 %
84%
86%
33%
34
33%
34
33%
34%
33%
34
33%
33 Ve
6,200
1
47%
49%
x46%
48
46 Vo
47%
46%
46%
46
46%
10,200
_25
22%
23
x22
22 Vo
22%
22%
22
22%
22%
22%
3,000
1
*31%
32
*31%
32
5
46%
47
x46%
47%
common
*
25% Dec
6
34V0 jan
4
Kress
19% Oct
J4
26% May
9
Kroehler Mfg Co
5
19
47
Jan
17
66% Dec
5
Kroger Co (The)
1
15% Jan
-2
26%
37%
10
28%
26
Airlines—100 Q
38
*76
100
Inc
*
*28
29
13
28
10
50% Feb
14% Apr
28
23%
27%
23%
10
common
&
27%
23 %
x27%
x23 %
10%
50
34%
%
3,200
15,000
32
31%
31%
48 Va
48 Va
49 Va
8,200
28%
*28 %
28%
28%
28%
300
26
26 Vo
2,900
37%
37%
25%
26
26
26
26
26%
37%
37 Vo
37%
38%
38
38%
77%
76%
77%
78
79
*28
%
300
47%
*31%
32
46%
23
*76
2,600
35
47%
*31%
28
77%
*34%
100
3,400
170
79
*78
,
1
12%
13%
11%
12
11%
12
11%
11%
11%
11%
16,300
lo
23 Vo
23%
23%
23%
23 Va
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
6,500
No par
26%
26 Vo
26 Vo
26%
26
26 Vo
25%
26%
25%
26
4,300
19%
20%
20
20
20 Vo
20 Vo
*20 Vo
20 Va
20%
20%
1,200
64%
64%
65
65 %
65%
66
65%
66 %
66
66%
3,500
14
4,200
221/4
I,200
Co
H)
34%
23%
29% Apr
54% Oct
(S
50
34%
27%
22
3
49%
34 Va
10%
31% Dec 26
4
60
49%
23%
2
10
49%
49%
*33%
27%
23% Dec
Jan
87
48%
89
29% Mar 29
43% Jan
87
*85
10
5
preferred
(S S)
87
89
83 Va
49%
1
Royal Dutch
Kresge
*85
*85
21% Mar
11
86
89
26
27% Apr
93%
*83
"85
11% Nov
Dec~2l
*91
86
*83
Koppers Co Inc
25
93
*89
86
*75%
8.75
Corp
J)
*90%
*83
92
2
(E
92
86
*39
*83
10
Korvette
85
92
94'% Apr
7
78
*83%
86
36% July 11
4%
*75%
85
83
65% Jan
1
78
*83 Va
15
11
Feb
*75%
85
==■89
14
98
78
*83%
83%
36% Nov
74% Aug 20
18
Dec
*75 Va
78
*81%
76% Nov
31
82
78
83%
*75
KLM
52 % Jan
*38
1,300
*33 Va
King-Seeley Corp
.
24% Nov 26
84%
33%
4 % % conv prior preferred
Keystone Steel & Wire Co. (Ill)
12
40% Mar 19
1,400
84%
50%
1
27
.
38%
No par
Copper
Apr
•
72%
38%
33%
Co
County Land Co
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus
32% July
r
72%
38%
1
&
Kern
19
73 %
38%
49%
Kelsey Hayes Co_
4
32% Oct 22
73
25%
50
(Julius)
38% Oct
73 %
39
com—No par
preferred
Power & Light Co
6
73
38%
100
.
Kayser
31
47
21
32%
4%
58% Apr
•
39% Feb
4.35%
.•
49% July 10
26 Va
73
39
26%
100
preferred
Kansas
Dec
61
preferred
Kansas Gas & Electric Co
30% July 16
7
4.50%
4.20%
.....
3
25%
73
38%
25%
100
preferred
17
Apr
15
26%
73
39%
27
3.00
cumulative
26% July 11
21
Oct
4%
Kansas
53% Apr
•
42% Apr 25
24
5
25%
73
39
26
conv
32% May
29
9% Dec
-
147% Mar 14
23
43% Oct
113
22
22% Oct
24% July 23
27
cum
32,200
26%
100
preferred
4
38% Jan 31
7
25% Oct
10
12% Dec
•
15
,77% Jan
Nov
32
20
21% Jan
30
July 23
33%
50
conv
preferred
preferred
100
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
J.80% preferred
_ioo
.
Mar 12
92
cum
4% %
4%%
♦
Co
L
"
16"% Sep
27% Aug
'25% Apr
4
3% Nov 13
-
4% Jan
18% Dec
Nov
7
'30
Jun
34"% Apr
8
' May 8
13% Jan 10
9.7.
89
•
:
V2
21% Jan
6
31
24
19% Dec
22
.24% JulV
36 % Apr
i
94
V
27
Nov
45% Jan
4
10
22
20% Jan
29% Nov 14
22
Ofct
16% -an
4
20% Oct
19
Jail
16% Dec
28
74% Feb
9
12% Dec
4
Apr
19
1
23
61% Oct
1
72% Feb
2
163 % Feb
2
130% Aug. .9
50
Uaii'18
23
64
Aug
9
47% Jan
23
76% Nov
7
14% May 28
18
6% Nov 29
12
Jan
48% Nov
Aug 29
11% Oct
13% Jan
17%
17%
17%
17%
*17%
17%
*17%
"5
18%
19
19
%
19%
19%
19 %
26Vu
26
22
7%
100
Stores
18
Belt
Lionel
List
521/4 July 30
Corp
Corp
Oct
10
57% Jan
31
22
33% Dec
12
July 26
11
40% July 16
Lone
28
10
37% Dec
29% Oct
11
36% May 13
Lone
Star
,99% Oct
25
19% Oct
22
21%
Oct"i9
98% Dec
*
6
88% Dec 27
23%
July" ~6
Jan
9
102% Jan
Dec
11
164
97
Nov
19
103% Dec
>
Mar 14
28
12
21 % Feb
Dec
28
143% Jan
5
26% Dec
27
30 % Nov
20
15% Dec
83% Jan 27
*
6
6
6%
1%
1%
1%
lVo
15%
15%
15 %
15%
15%
15%
15%
4 Va
4%
*4 Va
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
500
24
24%
24%
24%
24%
24 3A
24%
24%
9,100
*22
22 Va
22%
22%
22 %
22
22%
900
4%
24 %
24%
5
x22%
_
73%
.
26
20
61
Dec
4
89
Jan
25
4.25%
Mar
4.35%
Aug 26
106
Anr
4.40%
1%
preferred
Louisville Gas & El Co
57% Nov
7
93% Jan
Louisville
8
11% Nov
13
31
.45% Feb
12
22% Nov
26
Oct
22
19% Oct
22
27
Oct
22
Nov
18
22
Jan
122% Jun
Lowenstein
28
Lukens
15%
4,300
72%
6,100
8
%
8
Vo
21,000
65%
67%
66%
67%
8,600
142%
143%
Xl42%
142%
59%
59%
59 %
591/4
59 Vo
800
3,200
8V0
65
64%
142%
143
8
65%
143%
8
8 Va
64%
143
143
*59
8%
8
8
59%
59%
59%
59%
50
50%
50
51
50
51
50
50%
50'A
50%
11%
11 %
11%
11%
11%
12
11%
11%
12
12
40 %
42
8%
'•
8%
8%
8%
8%
40%
41
12%
12
12
28%
29%
29
32%
32%
32 Vo
32%
108%
20%
20%
20%
95
97
30
Co
*
100
36 Vo
38%
67,900
12 Va
11%
12
31,900
30 Va
29%
30%
II,100
33
32 Vo
33%
109
108
;
y
109
109%
22
12,100
97
97
96
96
30
82 Va
*80
82 Va
*80
82%
*80
82%
82%
82%
*82
84%
*82%
84%
*82%
84 Va
84 %
84i%
98
88
*96%
98
♦96%
98
98
98
30%
31 Vo
32'A
34
32%
98
31%
30%
lo
126
100
126
26 %
26%
^.50
58%
59
126
10
30
500
127 Va
128
128
128 Va
33%
128%
116,300
26
26%
27%
27
27
*26%
27%
2,300
58%
57%
58%
57%
58%
58
6,200
4,300
126
126
.
26%
58 Va
32%
30%
57%
1
13%
13%
12%
1314
12%
12%
12%
12 Vo
12%
12%
3.33%
;
500
21%
21%
84%
98
5,700
22
*95
21%
*95
97
9,400
37 Va
*82%
(Ky)_No par
-
*95
108
21
Vo
'A
*80
100
.
21
700
10,000
29%
32%
33 Va
106%
32%
*106 Va
*107
8%
42
40 Va
12
29%
108%
8%
8%
41
36%
37
36%
12%
-100
100
-
8%
320
40%
42
36%
41
36
68%
71%
69 Va
70%
69 %
71
69%
71 Va
68%
290
70%
(M) & Sons Inc
Steel
15%
71%
29 Vo
«
Nashville
&
15%.
73%
12%
Co common
30% Jun
9
15%
72%
37 %
preferred
series G conv pfd
<P)
15%
73%
12 %
series E
Lorillard
15%
72%
36 %
Series D preferred
92
Dec
15%
x29 Vb
Long Island Lighting Co com
5% series B preferred
:
1,900
74%
100
12
34
*22
_l0c
preferred
Nov
2
4,000
16'A
16
16
8,500
1%
Vo
15%
4
28
15% Jail
1
73%
64%
64 %
142
_i
Feb
116
6
6
74%
No par
103
93
.
'
10
128% Dee
27% Feb
Jan
7
conv
.
8
7
25
%
%
15%
15%
lo
Co
July 24
23% Oct 22
May
Jun
21
114
109
23
23'A Jan
4.84%
22
0%
Aug 26
93
80
t
7
'
*4%
;
78% Nov
■.
13
106
.86
116
;
Jun
6,900
G
1%
Star Cement Corp
117
28 Vo
29
6 To
1
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.:
Loew's Inc
Gas
28%
29%'
8,100
29 Va
:
25% Oct
19
28%
12%
1V4
No par
Inc—
11% Oct
900
83%
12%
2.50
26
Jan
26%
*81
12%
6%
(The)
May 14
-
*26%
83 Va
29 Vo
5
Dec~12
2
26%
12%
1%
10
35
11
1,500
6%
No par
25 %
Jan
300
19
19
29%
—
'58%
JurTT
2 9'A
Va
100
18
*17%
18
1%
.
18% Nov 29
43%
26
83'/a
12%
*81
12%
13 Vo
29
100
Industries
26%
*81
Va
12%
3%
.
6%
:.
Industries
"Litton
*26
83
12%
*3%
19
19
2.6%
26
*81
12%
13%
*21%
.
No par
Corp
Co
Vo
83%
*81
14
1
common
preferred
Link
10% July 16
!,
25
common_3
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
9
16% Anr
Co
—
$3 noncum 1st preferred
50c noncum 2nd pfdJ
7
72% Jan
''
"22
7% Oct
14
Mar
& Sons
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Libby McNeill & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
67% July 18
•
Tire
&
(James)
Lerner
31
;.150%
22
36% Oct
6
1
Bryant
Rubber
Lehman Corp (The).
Lehn & Fink Products
29
Apr
68% Jan
62% Aug 26
20
Jan
14
84% July 17
l4b
137% Dec
49
3%
Lehigh Valley Coal
25% May 24
,15
7% Oct
18% Mar 29
21%
*3%
4
32% Jun
14% Oct 22
68%
9
21%
3%
,
7% Feb
21'
21 % Mar 26
14
21%
3%
24
1
98
13%
*21%
3%
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
_1Q
Lehigh Portland Cement
15
Lehigh Valley RR
;
—_No par
4
Jan
2% Jan
17%
,
22
30
14%
21%
Lees
11
Oct
25% Nov
14
%
*3%
% 3.85% preferred
21
3
Feb
8
2
-
13%
21
3%
9
19
1
Oct
5
13%
21%
*3%
common
4
Mar 14
% Oct
1
-
13%
*21%
Lee
8
Jan
;• 17%
4
Lane
20% July 15
12 % Oct
28
Apr
.,
24
5% Nov
3
2% Jan
1% July
Oct
Co
preferred series A
25
La Consolidada 6%
pfd_75 Pesos Mex
4.32 %
26% Oct
July 10
58
15% Nov 26
15
22
4% Jan
.11% Oct' 28
27
35% Apr 26
♦
Oct
Laclede Gas
Mar 22
21
t.
25% Nov 261
30
Mar 22.
17% Jun
19
18
"
-
16
17
22% Mar 12
26
22
*
6
19
16% Mar 13
12% Oct
20% Oct
3% Nov
10
7!
M
37% Nov 23
49'A Jan
3
144
27 V* Dec
20
May 24
30% Nov 14
28 % Apr
11
33 Vo Oct
16
13
120
Nov
15
27
92% Jan
8% Nov 21
10% Apr
6
6% Sep
20
10% Feb
28
80 »/4 Dec
,
.
113
77
39% Mar 22
125
5% Oct
21
,
1 Macy
18
139
Mar" 20
33
Nov
19
89
Jan
4'fo
2
26
41
Mar 13
28% Oct
22
44
Jun
12
26
610
.Nov
14
j 530
27% Nov
14
4%
Jun~26~
Jan
6
~8Va Nov~28
31
7
Jan
3
Sep 24
19
Nov
5
5'/a Dec
16
435
Oct~3flT
"l0%
16 Vo Feb
1
48 % May
20%
4
Nov~13
56% Jun
51% Sep 26
18
14
29% Apr
18
40 % July 11
32% Feb
21
37% Nov
82 Va Dec
11
98
31
Apr
Jan
45'A Dec
24
7
24
3
z4% Oct
24% Sep
10
14
Nov
<
:
34
;38
,
Jan
2
20'A Apr 10
50
54Vo Feb
July
2
25% Oct
14
35Va July 19
29% Oct
23
37% May
13
91
77
Nov
Jan
26% Aug 15
47% Jan
24% Oct
35% Jan
32
Nov
20
50 Va Mar 23
37
Dec
17
48 Va Mar 19
35% Oct
23
40% July
74
Dec
21
97
Feb
7
69% Nov
11
83
73%
Dec
21
96% Jan
4
69
6
83
Dec
70
28% Feb
54
87 Va Mar
14
34% Apr
6
56% Jan
July 17
12 Vo Dec
25
20
May 15
41% Dec 13
3
24 % Dec
6
32% Feb 25
9
49% Nov
7
55
12
24% Oct
22
3C
Jan
4
30
42% Apr
16
11% Nov
13% Mar 11
13
19
83 !A Jan
24
62% Nov
Dec
26
40% Dec
28
29% Nov
4
.1
43 % Aug 20
34 Vo Feb
11
17
16
10% Dec" 5
Sep
19
Deo
18
95% Mar
23
54% Dec
10
23 Vo Feb
29
14
5
May 14
50% July 24
15% July 18
12
13% Nov
14
30
33
21% Jun
41% Apr
82% Dec 19
102% "Jan
16
81
NoV
33% Feb
32% Mar 15
29
98
9
Apr 11
45% Jun 26
2
21 Vz Nov 26
27% Feb
24% Feb
8
Dec
10
93
101% Dec
14
116
77
44% Jan
35
Jan
80
97
Dec
V4
Oct
82
Dec
92
Jun
102
Sep
For
6
July 11
Apr
1
•81% Nov 27
21
Nov
6
74% Nov 25
34% Mar 21
19Vo Oct
29% Feb
22
12
July
19% Jan
:
-
20
Mar
40% Jun
93
8
2
29
7
17
McCord
No par
Corp common
3
$2.50 preferred
50
McCrory Stores Corp common
3%% convertible preferred
McGraw-Edison Co
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
1
18
McQuay Norris Mfg Co_
10
.
Mead
Corp
common
_
& Co
Inc common
$3.50 preferred
$4
12
69% Apr
24
21% Jan
8
9
6
76
23
85
Jun
Sep
23
10
99% Feb
21
5
98 Vz Jan
31
77
July 10
4
108% Apr
25
90
July 25
page
26.
75
Aug 30
63
94
Mergenthaler
Linotype
Machine
Co
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
>
May 23
17
19
Co
*
1
5
100
1
100
_1
3%
16%c
No par
No par
No par
12.501
5
3.85%
9
Feb
<
Merritt-Chapman & Scot%
Feb
86 % Apr
103
»
2nd preferred
Mesta
104% Jan
89
conv
July 12
18
5
McKesson & Robbins Inc—.
McLellan Stores Co.
26
29
100
1
3
29
14% Oct
50c
McGraw-Hill Publishing
Feb
Jan
No par
No par
Nov
Jan
pfd_<_
No par
89
102
No par
5
common
128
107
100
preferred
3
39% Oct 21
—4
No par
McCall Corp
10
40% Nov
see
cumulative
72% Sep
28
27
$3
'
preferred series
preferred series
pfd—100
300
100
3.80%
preferred series
100
4.45%
preferred series
100
4.35%
fAdJusted figure before 3 for 1 split.
30%
51%
5 Va
5%
5%
5%
5%
5
4%
5%
5%
5%
5%
.17%
7%
40
7,900
24,100
32
2,800
7%
450
♦400
30%
30%
5%
5%
5%
6%
6%
7%
13%
2,400
22%
1,600
6
5,400
30%
*13
12%
12%
13'A
13
13
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
5%
6%
5 To
6
5,200
1,000
700
6 Vo
6%
30%
31 %
17 V4
17%
17%
17%
17%
18
17%
17%
3,600
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
*50%
£3
50
50 Vz
50'A
50%
*50%
11,400
1,600
15,100
26%
26
27 Vz
26%
26
27
32
31 %
31%
31%
31%
80
81
81
78%
79
37%
37%
38 V;
37 %
36%
26%
36%
73 Vz
73 %
*67
*19%
4? %
*76%
6,800
23
32
80
'50
400
12%
12%
26%
35%
83%
23%
75%
8%
12%
23
6
30
*8%
53
*50
2C%
50
14%
26 %
*40 Va
12%
63 Vz
34%
*41
11%
*74 Va
54%
14%
14
7%
450
*400
475
30%
17
18%
5
*400
30 Vo
13
23%
6%
31%
50
475
*400
7%
30%
30%
13
22%
6%
30%
5
%
.
30%
30%
5%
—
Corp
Maytag Co
475
*400
.
*4%
-6.25
Merck
29
32
5
44% Nov
29
Va
8
1
61
Aug 12
25VoMay20
8
24
36
32
1
105% Jan
3
31%
A-~»
9
64'A May 10
38%
32%
35%
32%
—
July 19
Feb
40
31%
4%% preferred (1st series)
Melville Shoe Corp common
4% preferred series B
Mengel Co (The)—.
Mercantile Stores Co Inc:
May
30% Apr
88'A Jan
23% Jan
27
footnotes
63
61 Va July 31
3
17% Nov 20
'48
122 % July
22
22
1
Nov
Oct
Oct
31% Oct
27Vo
69
17
47
47% Oct 22
17V4 Dec 31
15 Vo Feb -.1
75% Apr
37%
82%
Co
$3.40
30
Jan
7%
38%
30%
32
preferred
No par
$3.75 cum pfd 1947 series—No par
9
22
39
43 V* Jun
76
Jan
6
Oct
7%
32 %
7%
33 Vz
$3.75
20
17% Apr
12% Oct 23
Oct
13% Dec
Feb
3
15
69 Va Nov 28
Va
77
13
36
8
8
lo
May Dept Stores common^
4
79%
12%
*8%
13 %
A
Masonite
61% Sep
79%
8%
*78%
*8%
79 Vz
8%
13%
1
8
2
*78%
8%
13%
79%
8%
13%
-50
8
Mar 22
79%
79.
convertible preferred
Martin
1,600
13%
Marquette Cement Mfg Co.
Marshall Field & Co com
4%% preferred—
31
Jan
46
12% Dec 21
32
Jan
22
32'A Jan
25
38
Jan
Nov
22
8
28
29%
8%
Marine Midland Corp common
4%
29%
13%
Marchant Calculators Inc.
7
29%
29%
No par
Marathon Corp
,
29%
28%
Manning, Maxwell & Moore—.12.50
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
1
Jun 11
17% Oct 22
12,600
29%
"
20
22%
29%
*79
500
22%
29%
80%
6%
l
Manhattan-Shirt
116
23
29%
10
-
23%
23%
116
22%
23 %
Mandel Bros
-,37% May 13
15% July 17
24%
116
116
22%
& Co—
(P R)
23%
116
23%
No par
com_
Manati Sugar Co—
17% Jan 14
.,
16
17
29% Nov 28
Apr
11
Jan
9% July 23
21% Oct 22
8%
Mallory
*114
22%
' Mahoning Coal RR Co_
17
25
*24%
24%
116
22%
preferred-
conv
24 Vz
*114
22%
Magma Copper
Magnavox Co (The)
10
4% Nov 12
4
cum
25
116
*114
5
*
Co Inc
50% Jun
4% Nov 26
12% Dec
May 27
(R II)
*24%
10
100
:
4 V4% preferred series A
100
Madison Square Garden
No par
Magic Chef-Food Giant Mkts Inc_l
Nov 27
8
Dec
common
preferred
Mack Trucks Inc
1
2
473 Va Dec
!
6%
86% Jan 30
11% July
18% Aug
6
31 Va Nov
86
i
' MacAndrews & Forbes
4
32% July 12
32% May 17
7% Mar 28
7% Mar
Mar
38
27
37%
73 Vz
73 Vz
69
27
50 Vz
1
14%
26 %
41
12%
63%
36%
25%
X37%
31%
*78'A.
31%
32
*78%
80
26
36%
3,700
2,200
180
37%
35%
130,700
26
26%
26%
26%
26
26%
2,000
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
5,700
74%
72%
72 %
*73
36%
74%
36
*72%
*73
74%
60
*73
74%
*73
74%
*73
74%
73 %
60
*67
69
*07
69
*67
x26
14%
*25
26
24%
24%
*50
50%
50%
50%
300
14 %
14 Vo
14'A
1,900
26
*25%
25%
*40%
41
14%
14%
14-8
14%
26
26
*'25%
26
*25%
41
*40%
*40 Va
63 %
■
.
1,000
600
40
40%
40%
12%
12 Vo
13
12%
12%
3,000
63%
64
41
12V;
32%
12%
69
*67
50 Vz
*50
50%
69
73%
25%
25%
26%
26 %
*50
-
64 %
*63%
64%
64%
6434
1,130
36%
36
36%
35%
36
4,400
40
40
41
40
40%
11
10%
10%
10%
10%,
1,500
1,700
74 Vz
75 Vz
74%
75
74%
75%
1,200
55%
56
57
56
57
55
56%
9,300
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
15
15
14%
14
37
37
v
36
35:%
36
41
41
11
11
75
75
54
14%
13%
14
13%
13%
36%
83%
35%
£5%
35%
37%.
36%
V2
44
80
125
125
*41 % 42 %
16%
16%
48% 46 Va
30
80
*91
93%
*80 Vz
83
*79
02
*92
92%.
26%
25%
32
80
38%
42
11%
77
55 %
15
14
23%
76
51
20%
51
x39%
11
■
*14
14%
1,900
1,000
•37%
Va
3,5nn
84%
*83%
*83%
84 Va
84%
20
23%
23 Vz
23%
23%
22%
23%
22%
23%
4,9uO
76
78
77
78
77
77
77
77%
600
*83 Vz
84
♦83%
x50%
£2
52%
54
54
55
55
55%
19%
20
*19%
20
20
20
20
20
48%
42%
43%
42%
42%
*76
77
78
78
126
126
124
125
*41
42
x42%
*76
79%
xl24
124
42
42
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46%
43 %
43%
-
16%
16%
17%
47
47
47
81
81%.
81
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93%
931
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83
81%
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92%
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93 V3
83
40%
40%
80
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122'A
122%
41
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1,590
500
20,800
100
800
300
16%
17%
16%
17%
27,800
46 To
46%
46%
46 %
1,300
83%
82
83 Vz
150
93%
*93
95%
83
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83
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93%
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79
80
80
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83
*79
92%
93
93
*93
95
*93
1
10
82
60
95
30
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
22
.
Monday, December 9, 1957
..
(2490)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year ms
Lowest
Lowest
Wfhwl
'
«7 % Jan 20
61% Sep
I
25% Oct
26% Sep 26
33
Jan
•
30% Jan
42% DM
13
29
Mar 12
38
22
10
2
38% Jun
5
Dec
2
40% Jan
3
Feb
12
53
124% Nov 27
137
Dee
May 28
47
7
142
Dec
126
'
29% Feb 20
5
26% Dec
13% Oct
'■
4
Oct
6
16
'
17
Jan
i
*
23
61% Sep 26
Jan
.
12
19
*
*
Jan
Feb
13
5
Nov
21
■26% Oct
f
81% Jan
4% Oct
39% Oct
22
NOT 10
'
50
Nov
13
2
•8
Feb 20
58
Nov
13
Deo 31
21
47% May 14
11% Feb 29
76
Feb 20
22
3
Oct
■SI
.
22
Mar 23
8
Dec
13
18% Not 29.
16% Not 29'
33% Not 19
4% Oct
28% July 21
12
10
3
.;■
Oct
30% Feb
51% Mar 19
22
13V2 Oct
26
Jar
Missouri Pacific RR class A„No par
Industries Inc
5
Monarch
35% Dec
26% Mar
22
18 % Dec
4
22
30% J^n 23
18% Nov
8
18 y3 NOT 27
28% Mag IS
37% Deo 13
19
7
51% Mar 14
35% Feb
13
2
Motorola Inc
30% Jan 23
45% NOT
•
37% Nov
7
47
21
32% Mar 1
40% May 10
14% Dec
6
23% Jan 11
Motor
21 Ve Oct
22
32% Jan
Mueller Brass Co
.
14% Deo 31
36% Deo 21
it
Jan
29ya Dm 31
42% Jan
4
50
Maris
39
1614 May 28
S3
July 1«
i
62
Jul 23
,
23
Feb 17
82
July 21
29% Jun 27
11% Oct 29
41
Nov 13
11
NOT 28
31
Oct
10
Motor Product8
8
17% Apr 30
38% Jan 11
14% Mar 25
4
45% Jan 11
42% Apr is
Jan
24
:
Wheel
—3
Corp
Munsingwear
Inc
5
—
Dec
21
1
3
31
July 26
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
Oct
10
50
May
1
Myers
(F E)
18% Jan
4
Natco
Corp
80% Jan
8
National
80
Jan
8
National Airlines
14
July
3
—1
10
No par
& Bros
/*
*
37%
15 >a
4
31%
21
1540%
4%
60
*17
17
11%
12
16,300
340
61
100
10%
10
10 %
17 V*
Va
10
-
10,300
51
50%
*60 *
60
3,200
23%
4%
4%
5
2.600
,
35 %
22%
23%
50%
*50
38.800
5%
35
\
13,200
16%
12% "
16%
14
2,100
1.400
14 V8
8.500
6%
6%
7%
7%
7%
4,500
35%
34 34
35%
34%
35%
21,100
35%
35 y2
*34%
35%
*34%
35%
100
19%
20
20
20
20
20%
4.900
.'■44%
44 Va
44%
45
44%
45
2,100
18%
*18%
18%
18%
22%
21%
22 Va
21%
22%
31 Va
31%
31
31V*
30Va
31
18%
-
18%
18
18 %
18%
i
;
18 Va
11%
11%
44%
43%
44 %
37
37
37%
37
i •:
■
15%
15%
15 Va
23%
22%,
16
15%
15%
31%
31%
31 Va
31%
21%
21
21
:
f
*40%
:.•■■; 3.100
1,600
4,200
15%
22%
;
6,800
■
37
14%
23
15%
37
.
15%
22%
21
2,000
11%
43%
;
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28,800
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44%
,
.
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; 3
;
12
44
31%
21%
41%
^
18%
21%
-
44%
37 Va
16
23%
23 Va
23% " 23%
16
16
31%
32 '
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10
11%
43%
37%
16V2
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16%
5
-
-
23%
24 V*
5Va
;
;
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,
,
.
35%
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19%
n^«
45
44%
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10
Corp
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11/»
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5%
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5%
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10
30
5%
35%
-
34%
■
18
12
...
30%
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21%
31}a
-
30
5%
17
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18/a
(John) & Co
30
9.800
21%
9%
12
*6%
20 /a
Morrell
39
21%
61
19
22%
32%
Moore-McCormack Lines
37%
22%
GO
*18%
21%
32%
8
5%
38%
23%
44%
19% Jan
51% July
2,200
38%
5%
44V*
25% Jan 24
27%
21%
50 y2
20%
40% Jan
5%'
42.400
5%
35%
50
•
-
24 %
22%
4%
44%
22
:
39%
50 Va
19%
'
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93%
27 %
27%
5
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23 7e
27
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,
60%
10%
17
16%
.62
26%
50
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81%
*92
93%
24% i;
5
10
82%
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23%
35%
24 %
60%
'
5%
.
'
36 y#
24
4%
50
1,700
13
28%
30
30%
5%
3,400
13%
12%
24
27
500
18%
12%
22%
22%
35%
93%
7,000
:
12%
12% ;
18% >
38%
5%
38%
21%
;
10.800
8%
70%
12%
83
¥
23%
27%
-
44%
Montana Power Co (The)
22
Sep 28
,
-
8%
*68
-
■
18%
18%
12%
*92
5%
35%
35Va
*34%
-
10 Ve Oct
.
23%
89 Va
,
8% ?.v
180
900
r? i6,ioo
82
18 %
82%
92
5
issued
17% Oct
30% Not 20
83%
'
*
38%
6%
34%-
2
Co
30% Oct 21
■
1
23
27
12
'
92
83
12 v*
12*/*
13 y»
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'
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18%
18%
*
12%
■'
,
26%
16%
91%
16
70%
*68
2.000
42
126 %
•"
26%
92
8%
70%
200
31%
41%
16%
92
.
V
*68
-
No par
Chemical
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
49% Jun 12
Feb
14
34%
*34%
19%
When
30% May 31
18% Jan 10
38% Aug
1
46% Apr 17
25% DM 14
38% Oct 21
70%
*12%
12
6%
9
20,200
*126
26%
16%
92
8%
Montecatini Mining & Chemical—
American shares
1,000 lira
Monterey Oil Co
1
Montgomery Ward & Co—.—No par
4
Jan
Jun 14
11%
—No par
25
16Va
91%
9%
.
4.400
34 %
*28 %
41%
126%
*26
.
16%
16%
92%
*69
50%
61%
10%
16%
No par
Monsanto
4
2$
Tool
A
Class R
26 i
26
28%
33%
29
40%
126%
9
16%
5
*9%
16%
'•
26%
5%
1.25
Machine
RR class
Monon
i
26%
30
61%
*126
125%
91%
-
24 Vz
50
—100
—
*
■
100
preferred
preferred
Co Inc
4.20%
41% July 11
47
Deo 31
24
4%
3Va%
8
22% Nov 29
38
25%
preferred series A
Mojud
39% Jan 2f
,
100
1%
125
Shares
27%
34
29
41%
126 y2
40%
42
42
30
*28%
31%
*29
33%
33%
33%
the Week
Friday
Dec. 6
28%
27"%
33%
28%
27%
27%
.
30%
5Vj
30%
5%
Mohasco
18
•
29%
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
Apr 16
24% Apr 18
23% Jsn
0
35 % Nov 26
3
10
Missourl-Kan-Tex RR com—No par
8
8
17
6% Oct 23
■
13%
13%
83 %
85
*90% ,92
23
23%
27
27%
5%
5%
38
39%
22
23 %
Mining & Mfg com
preferred
$4
11% Apr 12
72% May 1
83% Apr 22
Oct 29
*
_
44% Jan 31
21
16% Nov 13
24% Jan
24% Jan
12% Jan
65% Mar
22\
22
Oct
60
14
60% May 24
43% May 27
37% May 23
18% Nov 20
& St Louis Ry—No par
—No pai
Nopal
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
2.50
Minnesota Power <fc Light
No par
Minute Maid Corp
1
Mission Corp —
—,
u
1
Mission Development Co
-—5
■
,
33%
124% 125
20% 20%
15 !u
16%
1;1%
94%
9%
9%
*08
70%
13%
13%
18%
18%
——
Minn St Paul & S S Marie—No par
Minn
35% Apr 11
28% Sep
4
12% Jan
32% Oct 22
•
21% July 12
July 9
98% Feb 26
.
29 42
42
-3
Minneapolis
8
1
101
15
25.
3
17% Jan
35% Apr 2$
2
7% Oct
Feb
*
88% Sep 17
21% Nov 14
49% Apr 30
40% July 24
36% Aug 14
49% Not 29
5
21
58
*
9% Not 28
July 23
1st preferred
Midwest Oil Corp
2G%
28
33%
,
b%
14
July
18% Mar
<12% Oct 22
t
Apr
Enterprises Die—
$25 distribution
Midland Steel Prod common
24% July 25
131
5
Dec
Die
91% May 31
25% Mar 1
•'i 32% Jan
19
17% Oct
3
>
25% July 17
22% May 14
75% May 10
-
76
2
30% Jan 16
25% Nor 21
'
:
42% Apr
30% Not 28
9% Dec 10
36% Jan 23
3
29% Jan
30% Jun 25
Jan 11
8% Dec
Ex
July 15
Ffib
4
May 31
27
33%
5
—10
-
.
100
-10
Minerals & Chem Corp of Anier—_1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg:..—1.50
Minneapolis Mollne CO common—1
$5.50 1st preferred
100 ;■
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
25 '
40
21
73% Jan 29
<
106
Dec 21
95
13% Nov
60% July 2«
24% Jan
3
133
Aug 30
19% Dee 31
25% Qct
Aug 10
36% Jan
*
88
*
22
3
40
Jan 23
58
Jan
'
Dec. 3
29
Miami Copper —
Middle South Utilities
Midland
12
40
40
Pot
EXCHANGE
50% Jan
Sales f »r
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Thorsday
Dec. 4
Dec. 5
Tuesday
Monday
Dec. i
STOCK
NEW YORK
/
v
AND
LOW
STOCKS '
JUxLfe far T r«fl»u
23 ;
2.400
900
15%
31
i
,
31%
■3.800
21
.
15%
21%
2,800
41%
*40 %
■
41%
*40%'
41V*
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x47%
47%
*47
14%
10%
15%
15
10%
10%
10%
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30%
29%
30%
42%
42%
42=8
156 %
157%
158%
N
'
,
,
35% Jun
•
34% Oct 17
150
Not 21
16% Mar IS
42% Apr It
39% Jan. 24
179
10y2 Nov
35
Jan
2
142% Aug 19
18% Aug 17
69
20
Apr 11
20
Feb
26% May 14
33% Dee
•
34%
21%
20%
92%
Jan 23
10
Mar 10
Feb
10
Deo 17
18% Jun 20
37% Dec 27
Dec 28
S3
76% Jan 23
9% Nov 14
46% Feb 12
July20
42% Aug 14
25% Jun 27
19% Dec
...
30
> 33
Feb
9
National Can
4
National Cash
23
'
S
19% Jan 28
National Fuel
July
8
National Gypsum Co
Jan
4
86% Oct 21
138
July
8
143% Aug 20
162% Apr 16
Nov 30
153
Maris
124% Aug 23
12% Apr 12
28% Nov 19
139
14% flap
4
48% Oct 24
20%
34%
37
14%
21
84%
20%
35%
37%
14%
21%
84%
5
46
Jan 31
1
53%
20%
35%
37
13%
20%
84%
Stores
17%
43%
x41%
No par
*87
89
—5
101
104
x99%
101
152
152%
152%
loo
129
common
47% Jan
4
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast—No
par
'31
31%
30
National Shares
No pur
*17
17%
16%
16%
10
55
56%
55
55%.
No par
32
32%
32%
33%
37%
37%
43%
43
16% Jan 20
20
77% Aug 17
•7% NOV
•
29%
32% Oct 21
51
Jan
9
36
Dec
13
48
36% Jan
44
Nov
29
National Tea Co
1
Oct
15
9% Sep
16
National Theatres
10% Dee 26
12% Feb 13
5% July 18
Sep 10
Jan
3
9% Apr 13
12% Oct 11
17
*
Dec
6
Nov
22
7
-
Nov
2
19
8% Oct 23
4% Oct 22
8
21 %
July 18
80% Jan
,
3
11
8
National
11
Jan
13% May 28
15
17% Mar 19
11 % Dec
4
14% Feb
39% July 30
25% Nov
14
33% Jan
75
96
71
13
85
28
Deo
3
16% Apr 26
79
Nov 21
88y» Jan 20
13
3
Mar 13
17% Sep
«
97% Feb 14
125% M»y 7
Nov
Nov
20
14
Oct
22
76
Oct
30
66% Nov
13
Apr~30
23% Nov 29
33%
Nov
27
32 V* Nov 29
47% Jan
15 V8 Nov
19
26% Sep
33% May 18
18% Dec
4
91
75
76
Sep 26
94% Jan
Jan
3
17
6
107
July 25
July 24
440
500
Jan
9
18
~
Oct
21
98% Aug 13
200
Nov
11
5% Nov
19
30
Jan
3
26
64% Jan
3
19
15% Nov 20
21
58
Nov 28
18% Oct 11
34% Deo
4
39% Mar 27
32% Oct
94
34% Feb 28
85% Feb 23
72% Sep
3
26% Oct 22
73
Nov 28
78
Dec
31
82
Deo
11
May 25
33% Jan
8
60
4
Va Jan
22% Nov 19
38% Nor 29
16% Jan
16
77% Dec 28
41
104
May 8
Sep 19
91
Mar
Feb
8
13
98% Jan
103
9
Jan 1«
22% Aug 18
43
Apr 13
73% July 18
26% Feb
7
63
Nov
69
...72
78
16% Oct
1
1
72% Dec 17
84
Deo 12
82
Dec
84
Dec
5
18
85% Dec 18
21% Jun
8
14
Oct
1
20% Oct
1
30
12
July 29
Nov 13
Oct
Jan
a
Jan
24
New England
87
Mar 11
Mar 28
New York Dock
$5
17
Jan
15
64% Jan
102%
*153
154%
*130
132%
40
104%
*130
22,300
50
133
70
30%
30
17%
17%
*17
900
2.600
17%
17%
17%
1,400
55%
55%
54 3 a
55%
54
54%
10,800
*32 %
33 V*
*32%
33%
33
33%
4,300
37%
37%
10,700
43
42
37%
37
37%
36%
37%
%
42%
42%
42 Va
42
42%
2.800
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
5,100
7%
x7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
%
9%
9 Va
9Va-
5
5
9%
5 Va
13%
13%
*13
13%
*11%
11%
*11%
5%
*
9
5
13%
*
13%
13%
13%
11%
11%
11%
11%
*11%
11%
400
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
1,600
73 Va
74
73%
73%
73 %
73%
250
14%
13,100
27%
73%
73%
74
14%
14%
14%
14%
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14%
80
80
*80
82%
80
*77
80
71
74%
x70%
71%
71
39%
41
40%
„
-
42%
42%
41 %
18 Va
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
16%
16%
16%
16
16%
16
16%
19%
18%
19%
19
19%
*74
76
.
42%
18%
76
82%
x40%
16%
76
-
141/2
38%
*73%
*80
73 Va
5
1
•
74%
,_No par
19%
14%
—
800
13%
72%
73
40
76
common
No par
No par
*98
103
*98
103
*98
103
*98
103
50
*182
250
*182
250
*182
250
*182
■
250
75%
900
700
4,500
-
13%
26%
19%
,
5%
11%
*72%
14%
9%
"
27
27
*73%
8,600
154%, 154%
preferred
87
Apr
31% Mar
Jan
21
3.40%
81
Jan
30
■!
10
5,90O
.
23,100
18%
...
18%
15 Va
15%
38,700
18%
19
12,700
*73
76
*98
2,500
,
10
../
103
*182
250
preferred
preferred
4.10% preferred
—
!
Niagara
Norfolk
24 % Jan
9
39% Jan
2
Nov
26
79
21
58% May 20
Oct
I
96
Sep 27
Jun
Apr IS
12
32Va Nov 19
Jan
North
107
Mar
8
107
Dec
American
5
5%%
18% Aug
7
13% Oct 22
17% Jun
11
Feb 21
66
4
Jan
82
Feb
14
3
77% Nov 13
92
Mar 29
101% Jan
102% Jan
9
90
Feb
1
90% Feb
18
f
99% July 2|
29% Jan 13
19% Jan
S
28% Jan
f
For footnotes see page 26
78
Nov
Oct
77% Nov
79% Oct
8
14
1
15% Oct 22
9% Oct
22
20 % July 23
25% Aug 23
92
Feb
B
28%
72
*67
72
74%
73
73
*73%o
76
76
35%
37
36%
37%
78
75
75
76
76
28%
28 V*
28%
2814
28%
74
69
69
36%
*69
73
74%
77
77
83
*81
81%
81%
81%
103
103
'103
104%
*103 V2
73%
73
500
73
*78
80
390
85
*81%
87
120
290
105 %
106
106
20 Va
20
20
5
20
%
20%
20 %
20%
20 Va
32%
32%
32%
32 V*
32%
32%
32%
32 Va
32
%
32%
900
55
55%
54 %
55 %
54%
55 %
54%
55%
54%
55%
4.900
21%
21
21
30%
31%
25
1
1
50
lo
com
*20%
30
20
"20
V*
15 V*
*67
51%
32
15%
15%
*67
68
52 y4
50 V4
15%
68
51 %
*21
31 Va
15%
*67
50 Ve
21%
*21
31%
31
15%
15%
68
68
51 %
49%
50%
101%
101
101 %
101
101V
100
104%
105
106
106
105%
106 %
5
34%
35%
34%
35%
15%
15%
73 V*
74
34%
31%
15%
68
101
34%
*21
22
'102
106
34%
29
15%
*68
300
22
100
31%
231,100
15%
7,150
69%
100
48%
49%
5.300
102%
102%
102%
580
107
107
107
630
35
18,800
35 Va
34 Va
15%
15%
16
74%
75%
15%
15%
15%
75
74
74
100
*82
83%
*82
83%
83 Va
83%
*83%
85
$4.08
100
*80
82 %
*80
82 %
*80%
82%
82%
82
100
81
81
83%
83%
83%
100
*82
84
!
:
5
preferred series-.
$4.11 preferred series
preferred
Pharmacal
15%
73 V*
'
81 Va
82
83%
16
74%
75
15.400
"
*84
V*
84
84
"'360
85
*83%
85
10
■
4
.60
90
Co
83
83
84%
85
___i
23 Va
24
Va
23%
24
23%
24
%
23%
24%
22%
243ii
46,800
10
11%
11%
11%
11%
11 Va
11%
11 Va
11%
11
11%
3.300
25
preferred series
Northwest Airlines Inc
4.6%
72%
104%
105
100
Norwich
60
100
73 Va
*81%
$4.10 preferred series
$4.16
7,600
23.400
77
76
*80
$3.60 preferred series
Common
*
■
States Pwr Co (Minn)—
4
14
36
*74
75%
—100
17% Jan
July 12
28%
*72 %
Aviation—
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Nov
36%
78
28 %
*67
Ry common—25
4
38
*72
1,100
36,240
2
28% Feb
25
29%
*69
v
preferred
Northern
23%
2,200
16
28%
100
5.80%
preferred
Northern Pacific Ry
49% May 31
15%
30 Va
100
Northeast Capital Corp
Northern Central Ry Co
Northern Natural Gas Co
4
16%
25%
100
Western
&
16
25%
100
Adjustment preferred
24% July 17
26
46
29 %
Nopco Chemical Co
3
6%
16%
23%
100
70% Jan
6
*15%
35%
75 Va
preferred
Share Corp.
6%
*6%
16%
22%
35%
29
—
25% July 18
Nov
8
35 Va
75%
6%
6 Va
%
16
22%
par
No
preferred
5.25%
22 Va
100
39% May 17-
15
50% Aug
1
6%
*6%
6%
17%
Corp—
3.90%
66
4
Gas
6%
17
No par
3.60%
86% Apr 11
6
20% Oct
Electric
Niagara Mhk Pwr Coig) com
74
Dec
22
Y State
$3.75 preferred
1
106
Oct
100
Common
1
98% Aug 20
18% Apr 10
29
series A
New York Shipbuilding Corp
26
52% Nov 20
20% Aug 14
No par
Preferred 3%
38% Apr 19
Jan
3
91
104%
29%
5%
19%
42
30%
9%
15
1,100
90
30
*77
Common
4
90
Jan
103
103%
41%
30
5%
N Y & Harlem RR Co—
41% Jan 14
49% Sep
7
25 V* Oct 19
45
non-cum
10,600
17%
*87%
;■
30
9%
Brake
New York Central—.
Apr 22
17%
17%
6.400.
v;
14%
7%
NY Chicago & St Louis Co
103
21%
86%
17.700
85
13%
14%
10
New York
351
17%
13%
2Q7,a
86 V*
14%
pfd_100
29% Jan
Air
•
14%
5%
14%
21
13%
21%
13%
85 '
14%
9%
1
11,900
10.900
14%
5%
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock new_l
10
21%
35%
14%
9%
System
July 29
36% July 25
88
111
Electric
13%
'84%
5.300
20%
37%
37
42%
1
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
Newmont Mining Corp
28
17
100 Ve Nov
35y4 Oct
17
.,34%
37%
89
*7%
Inc
19%
37%
37%
41%
1
Corp
20%
35%
37%
89
*_1
Co
20%
37%
90
—1
Fibre
6.200
20%
■
7%
Newberry Co (J J) common__No par
3%% preferred
100
N
75% Nov 28
28% Deo
6
69% Nov 29
l5%
Neisner Bros
130% May 20
42% Dec
6
,
5,700
53%
17%
■
1
Nehi
4
86
7%
410
10%
K Y New Haven & Hartford Co—
12% Nov 27
32 Vst Dec
Jun
Feb
43%
Co
5
.
'
38% Nov 21
11
18% Feb
37%
.1
Pa
Inc_
National U S Radiator
Natomas
18
Jan
(The)
5
5
Supply
'National Vulcanized
11
13% Dec 21;
31% Dec 14
Sugar Ref Co
National
May 17
14ya Jan
Corp
Corp
National1 Steel
37% Mar 11
7% Nov 26
Mar 29
8% Mar
14% Oct 22
54
158%
131
14%
158
42%.
53%
131
34
16,900
8,600
—
10%-
129
130
Corp
5,300
29%
42
54%
153
14
Service
10%
29
10%
153
130
preferred B
10%.
-
200
10%
152%
1
6%
4.500
53%
104
National Linen
700
14%
54%
100%
%
4
12%
47%
14%
41%
*88
23
47%
41%
41%
89
*12%
15%"
17%
17%
17
17%
43
Jan
33% Dec 28
20
13%
20%
84%
12%
48%
12%
10%
54%
20%
36
37%
85%
*87
10
common
—
:
14
1
Co
>
12%
"*10%
21%
15% Sep
64
Jan
42
'156
10%
54%
20%
36%
37%
100
Gas
,
41%
42
155
155
41%
155
54%'
5
97
179
41%
155
53%
National Department
V,
15%
10%
5
National Dairy Products
/
32V#
"
10%
- Natl Distillers & Chem Corp com„5
4%^ pfd series of 1951
100
$4.50 preferred
National Lead Cm
*
1% preferred A
15%
10%
31%
16
10%
1
Aug 22
,
11
32%
10%
Register
35% Oct 22
9
100
10%
15%
,
10
84;,.
132
<
i
Apr 13
Aug
.10
common
Feb 23
10
32% Feb 14
Biscuit Co
preferred A—.
Corp
National City Lines Inc
National Cylinder Gas Co
9
28% May 21
Dec
8
1%
38% Mar 18
23% Jan.
101% Apr
154
11% Jan
National
50% July II
Jun 20
16% Oct
0
15% Jan
24% May 22
19% Oct 22
Mar IS
5
163% Apr
70% Jun
;
6
77% Oct 22
1
5
12%
48%
31%
1
National Automotive Fibres Inc
42% Dec
,
1
—;
*12%
48%
12% 1 12%
48%
48%
8
Acme Co
National Aviation Corp
38% Jan 14
12
,13% Dec„r 5
.2??^?** 11
101% Aug 28
21%
61%
105%
123%
7
> 20% Oct 22
Jan 3Q
11% May 24
34% Feb 13
i
13% Oct 22
—
*24%
25'a
24%
24%
24%
24%
*24%
24 7a
24%
24%
230
1.25
32%
33%
33
33 V*
33 Va
33%
33 %
33%
33%
33%
2,700
-
common
*82
84
*82
84
170
./
Volume
186
Number 5697
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2491)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Kange (or Previous
STOCKS
Year 1956
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Sale* for
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Pat
Tuesday
Dec. 2
Wednesday
Dec. 3
the Wees
Friday
Thursday
Dec. 5
Dec. 4
Dec. 6
Shares
o
49
Dec
58% Aug 13
14
42% Oct
22
90% Dec
13
110 V* Jan
4
83% Oct
Dec
20
100
Jan
5
76% Jim
27
95
Dec
18
110
Jan
11
85% Nov
12
92 Va Dec
31
109 % Feb
10
2-3% Jail
4
47% Apr
3
4 V4 Jau
10
52% May
24
78
w
17% Nov
x3-» Jau
48
Nov
3
Jun
62% Aug
130'A Aug
4.56%
99% Mar 25
4.44%
Nov
14
44% Jan
4
35
Oct
21
44% Jun
14
103% Mar
Jan
3
Jan
15
38% Nov
4
92
May 28
17% Jan
9
£0% Dec 31
107 % Jan
9
4%
61% July 11
July 11
13% Jan 11
Dec
3
90 V2 May 31
50% July 26
14
77~ May~2~
4
38% Oct
22
49 y2 Jun
19
Otis
18% Oct 21
23% Feb
21
37% Jun
11
73
89
Apr
2
1614 Sep
10
17
Mar 26
14% Dec
2
59
Nov
20
91
July
35 V* Nov
18
60
Nov
27
84
July 11
50% Oct
21
6
106
5
Nov
Conv
*92%
95
*87%
89%
8914
89V4
90
32%
33%
32 'A
33
Elec
Co
38 %
38%
i
10
com
20
series
16%
100
Gas...
7.50
66% July 25
104
43
Mar 13
102% Jan
13
85
Nov
18
96
Jan
15
$5
10
16% Oct
9
7
Oct
21
16 V* Jan
31
Pacific
17 V« Jan 22
17'A Jan
22
2
4%
Paper
91
91
91
33
32%
33%,
32%
33 '/a
21,500
38%
38%
6,900
39'
39
38%
17
*16%
17%
*16%
89
89
*87
91
26%
42%
42
43%
42%
43%
95
96
97
97
43
96 Vb
96%
6%
8
7%
68%
66 Va
67
42
42
%
42i,4
42%
41%
2 2'A
22%
22%
22%
22
87 Va
87
87
87
66
*87
14%
14%
*14%
15%
41%
41 Va
42%
58%
56
58'A
87.
87
86 Va
88
15
27 %
27%
27
27%
*85 Va
86%,
*85%
42
42%
55
56%
X86%
86'A
Va
87
91,600
96%
700
8
13,400
68
400
41'A
41%
4,100
221/4
22 Va
22%
18,000
*86
15
;
70
87'/a
*141/4
14%
300
42%
43%
42%
43%
9,700
56
57
57
58
9,100
89
88
90
3,100
28%
27%
28%
6,000
86%
*86%
86 Va
70
*87%
28
86 'A
*85 Va
43V4
87
28
27
42
67
42%
Va
5,400
7%
68
*141/4
15
*14%
8
♦67
50
26%
96 3A
•-
42%,
97
8%
x8'/a
8%
400
26%
26%
57
40
17V4
89
27Vb
,
230
300
38%
41 %
100
preferred
*89%
95
6.25
common
90
♦16%
No par
Co
931/4
*86
38%
1
cumul preferred
Oxford
931/4
32%
1
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
13
95
27 Vb
87
Corp
*92%
17
23
(The)
Fiberglas
230
82 %
49
88
42%
Corp
92%
*80%
27%
87
Overland
3,600
*901/4
80
27%
22%
Owens Corning
3
49%
91
80
41%
5
No par
68
49'/e
91
80
27%
42%
Corp
48%
90
27'A
30c
Marine
Co
49 V8
17
38%
88
6.25
Elevator
Outlet
48%
89%
*85
16%
*85
69
12
9% Jan
92%
68 %
Nov
30
92%
100
NOV
Nov
92
8%
86
50
92
1
16% July 15
Jan
*79
100
24
Oct
51% May
27
78%
preference 1951 series
9
Jan
89
78
Corp common
4%% convertible preferred
18
98% Doc
>5
&
4.24%
Oliver
6
Jan
49
88
771/4
100
Natural
Outboard
95% July 23
129
48%
87 Vb
77'A
_100
Olin Mathleson Chemical Corp—
Common
Nov
48 %
87%
No par
Gas
Oklahoma
48 Va
10C
preferred
6% Dec
66
12
100
common
Co
Preferred
7
28% Mar
Oil
Oklahoma
18
97
2
Nov 20
21
Ohio
16% Sep 26
2
105
Jan
81% J\ily 24
22% Oct 22
26
29 y. July 16
29
1
89
Co
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
3.90%
29
July 10
19% July 13
104
Edison
4.40%
29
85% Nov 13
43
1
97% May 29
Ohio
9
101% Mar 18
86
'A
P
23% Feb 10
40
47
Oct
Jan
27
17
Nov
19
43% Oct
Jan
2
28% Jan
Fisheries
22
Inc
9
6
*8%
3%
xlO'A
10%
10
10
10
5%
preferred
&
Gas
8%
8%
10
10%
10%
*17
18
39%
40%
25
Electric
18
40%
47%
48'A
47%
47%
29
40
Jan
12
33% Sep 25
39% Dec
3
Pacific Lighting Corp
No par
39
39 %
39%
39%
54
Jail
12
19 % Nov
19
33 V* Jan
9
Pacific
No par
23
24
23
23
142% July 16
112% Oct
22
132
7
Pacific Telep & Teleg common
152 % Feb
119% Oct
23
187% Mar 12
Oct
22
7% Apr
22
Va Oct 22
19 y# J an.
4
56% Jan
16
122% Sep 28
Dec
128
26
6% Dec 28
16% Jau 27
9
Mar
9
4
21V4Mar 20
12
9
Jun
6%
Mills
Tin
86
Dec
31
53
Dec
26
39
103
Jan
6
84
Nov
7
95
V2 July 23
Consolidated
4%
3
Oct
22
36% Jun
42 % Dec
10
38% Jun
24
45 % Mar 29
Park
57 % Apr
17
42% Feb
12
62% Sep
13
Parke Davis &
£3% Jun
8
30% Jan
9
18% Oct
22
26% Jan
2
Parker
12% Jan
23
17% Dec
20
15 V* Nov
20
22 Vb May
1
Parmelee
2
26
118%
119'%
119
119%
118%
119%
128
127
128
126
128
126
126'A
1
4%
4%
13%
13 y2
41%
42%
90
33
41
No par
*88
32%
*39
60%
2.50
20' b
21
No par
.25
15%
2%
8%
*20%
28%
1
Corp
Distillers Corp
Co
Proof
1
Co
Transportation
27% Sep 26
27
Nov 27
37
4V2 Jan
24
Patino Mines & Enterprises
1
21
12% Jan
2
22
10
3
31
Apr
30'A Nov
Peabody Coal Co common
b% conv prior preferred
5
19% Oct
21
Jun
21
7% Oct
25
57
41% Mar 12
39
Jan
24% Mar 26
24% Jun
21
25% Nov
14
29 V* Jan
13
23% Sep
9
26
Penfck & Ford
Jun
4
Peninsular
28% Jun
7.
20% Dec 21
6
5
$1
Telep
$1.30
preferred
11
28% Mar 27
22% Sep
20
43% July 11
21
Oct
22
40% Jan
2
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
II
19°,a Jan
3% Nov 26
13% Jan
u
Penn-Texas
17
21% Jun
27
78'/2 Nov 29
13
Nov
30
13
Corp
13
11
Nov
26
Jan
9
75
Juri
27
85 y2 Mar 13
$1.60 preferred
Penney (J C) Co
18
12% Oct
21
16
Pennroad Corp
25% Jan
8
July
2
45% Jail 23
66 %
Sep
6
48% NOV 20
70% July 12
Pennsalt
49% Feb 29
68
Dec
12
64 y2
Penna
1
lo
40
No par
1
10
1
;
(The)
Chemicals
Corp
Sand
Corp
Glass
25
,
common.
16V4 Jun
31 Va Jan
101
48'/» Jan
3
49% May 16
39% Oct 22
92% Dec
27
112% Mar
O.
90 V* Oct
28
106
Jan
29
4%%
preferred—..
Dec
19
109
29
86% Nov
6
101
Jan
25
4.40%
series preferred
43% Nov 26
SI
21
Nov
32% Oct
29
1
28
Feb
Mar 29
1
Feb
25
22
49% Apr
24
20
85
6
29 V* NOV
29
35
Jan
3
33
12
96
13% Oct
24
26% May 18
92
Dec
27
16% Oct
2
54
105
37% Feb
45'A Feb
25
1
Mar
92
51% Oct
10
23
35% Dec 19
20% Dec 10
40% Mar 23
Apr
Oct
21
12
2
98% Mar 28
20 y2 Jun
17
65 % July 15
Pfizer
97
Feb
25
2
14
13
11
24
76 % Nov
23
Feb!
1
14
94 % Feb
12
$.80%
Aug 26
104 Va Feb
19
4.30%
3
4.68%
112% Jan
102
Feb
106
Jan
4
87
103
Dec
10
109% Jan
10
94
Nov
18
17
Jan
23
29% Nov
19
21% Oct
22
31 Va Apr 22
Phila
16
Dec
5
Oct
22
18% Apr
Philco
£4
Dec
26
91
Feb
54V8 Oct
23
68% Jan 16
1
47
July 11
36% Mar 13
3
82
78% Nov 27
94% Mar 12
68
71
91
67% Nov '^2
.7
Oct 22
Dec
3
12% May 25
96
May
46% Oct
15% Jan
16
Nov
13
99% Mar 14
94% Jan
21
35% Nov
13
9
59'A Jan
102
3
39% Jun
3
Feb
88
26
Jan
3
70% May
9
28 Va July 25
44'A Jan
94
Oct
21
May
21V2 Apr 23
70% July 12
15% Oct
22
27 Va Mar 20
14
93
44
Mar 26
83
Nov
4
19
82% Dec
5
29 Va Nov
19
46% Jan
20 V* July 27
14% Oct
22
20% May 16
Dec
26
96
£9
Dec
7
100
Apr
Apr
50% Nov
13
16% Jun
4
21
10
£6
32% Feb
1
Nov
11% Oct
8
98% May 15
7
149
Dec
11
163% Jan
16
139
Nov
11
150
Jun
13
140
Dec
21
170
23
134
Jun
25
150
Feb
6
31% Jun
21
Jan
15i/a Oct 22
Jan
96% Apr
10
3
Oct
64
8
Feb
1
10
8 Va Sep
10
6% Oct
22
Feb
9
39% Dec
17
16% Oct
21
84% Apr
92% Apr
4
Out
i
23
Dec
7
,
Nov
28
Jan
24
Dec
35% M^y 14
19
Dec
1
27
155
Feb
1
71% Nov |9
Dec
31
31
90
Jun
t
25
Jan
23
16
Apr 20
40% Apr
6
Dec
65
72 % Nov
55
Aug 10
49% July 25
35% Mar
8
22% too
10
103% Feb
1$
104
Feb 15
14
19'A Nov 27
10
8% July 19
37% Jan
4
80% Feb
7
85
Jan 23
29% July 25
Dec
3
135
44% Oct
22
84
115
Mar 2*
18
Jun
21
52% Nov
27
Procter
48
82% Feb
May 20
4
Feb
4
92
Feb
27
92
Maris
95
Feb
1
15
81% Oct
23
33 Vb Oct
22
65
Oct
11
79% Mar 19
26% Jan
20% Sep
' 4
24% Feb
19% Sep
26
26% Mar 14
120
July 25
10% May
2
102 % Sep
12
4% Oct
22
1
64
Mar
29% July 25
74% Jan
3
20
Oct
22
49% Nov
14
51% Apr
29% Nov
14
74
footnotes
For
see
May
page
5
26-
1
40
May
9
4
23 Va Feb
4
Feb
7
118
9% May 15
72
Aug
5
80% May 22
66 V2 Apr 24
48% Jun 7
8%
8'A
8 Va
8'/4
13,500
*20%
20 Va
20 Va
20%
20%
20%
20 Va
28 %
28%
28%
28
28
2,100
51
51
840
21
28'%
28%
46
48%
*23
48%
49
X49
49
*21%
23
*21 Va
23
*21%
23
*21%
25
*23%
25
*23'%
25
*23%
25
*23
24%
*23
25
*23'%
900
22%
*23 %
46
23
25
24'%
25
*23'%
24%
23%
24%
23%
24%
24%
15,800
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
4'A
54,200
Va
12 Va
12
12 %
12
12'A
12'/a
13%
10,300
82
83%
84
84
84%
84'/a
82%
84%
14 Va
14%
13%
14%
13%
14%
14
14 Va
8,200
50%
50%
52'A
53%
52%
52%
52
52'A
2,500
51
53
51
50'A
50'A
*50'A
51
300
42
42'A
42 %
42%
x41'%
41%
41%
42
4,100
93
93
94
94
x92%
94 %
93%
94%
90
4
24%
23%
24%
90
90
90%
X89%
90%
*89%
90 Va
400
13'/a
12'A
12%
98,600
*29%
12
12%
85%
14%
51%
5%
42%
93
90
*4»%
24
7,000
460
13%
13%
13%
13%
29%
29%
29%
29 %
29%
29%
39 '
13%
29%
39%
12%
29%
38%
39
38%
39%
37
38%
*33%
37
34 %
34%
*34
34 Va
100
20'A
20%
20
*32%
38
20'%
20%
*52
95%
*93
%
20'A
17,700
51
*49%
51 %
100
*93%
95%
*93%
95 Va
.50
14%
14%
2,000
*49
r93
93
15V4
15
Va
3
92
*89
89%
89%
•90
42%
42
43%
43
44%
42%
36%
57
15%
14%
3
3
56%
200
9,900
*49
20%
51
3
56%
57%
20
95%
3
92
20%
53
15%
15 %
3%
28
30
56%
56%
15
3%
56%
3
56%
55%
7,900
20
92
*90
92
3,200
3
.
43%
82'A
82 'A
83
83'/a
91
91
91
93
98%
97%
97%
*97%
25%
25%
14%
14%
23,200
93
Corp
common
£3
''89
91
*95'A
96 %
97
87
2 5'A
25'A
25
25'A
25'A
25%
25%
25%
15
151/4
14%
15 Va
Xl4%
14%
14%
14%
56%
58
58
42%
43%
44%
,,
58
42%
42%
43%
73
73
75
75
*72%
78
*72%
*69%
72 Va
73
•71
73%
*70%
73 Va
1
8'A
8%
8
73
8%
8'A
8%
8%
8%
97 Vb
98
10
41 Va
42%
41'%
-32
41%
41%
40%
41%
40%
41
40,800
42 %
42
42
42 'A
42 %
42'%
42%
42 Va
42'A
9C
90
*89 Va
91%
*89 Vb
91%
*89%
13%
14%
14%
14%
14%
15%
14%
14%
14%
14%
2,600
54 Vb
54
54'A
53 Va
54
53%
54%
53Va
53%
2,400
19
4,500
53 Vb
18%
18%
18%
£6
19 "4
*95
18%
*95
98
19
98
'
92
19
19%
*83
85%
*95
18%;
*
*83
85%
*83
85%
*82%
84%
*82%
86
*82%
86 Va
82 %
83
)
*83'A
1
32
33 %
x31%
32%
31 'A
31 Vb
31%
32
*15'%
J 6 »/4
16
16
15%
15%
16 %
*140
*137
18
73
.
6%
16 %
lGVa
1,100
146
*137
145
*137
145
*137
138
*1351/4
138
*135%
138
18
17%
18'A
74
72%
73%
6 "a
6%
6%
17%
*65
*72
73
20
117
16%
*65
*72
19%
115
52%
6%
17%
17
17
2,300
74%
72'A
74
72%
73%
5,600
6%
6%
6%
6%
5,900
16%
16%
6,100
65
6%
16%
17
16%
66
65
65
65
65
65
73
*72'A
73
♦72
19%
*19Va
20
19%
•115'A
120
*1151/4
73
19%
115
21%
26
26
42%
46%
10
10
2
18%
x21%
52
18%
18 Va
18'A
22
21%
21%
*78
73
17%
16%
43%
81
xl7'/a
17
17
21
53%
80
*72 'A
19%
*115V4
52%
*78
120
53%
81
54
*79%
»
19%
119
54V2
53'%
53%
81
78
78
21%
21%
21
21
20%
20%
26 Vb
26'A
25%
26
25'A
26
49Vb
47'A
48
45%
47%
17%
18%
17%
17%
17%
17%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
22
52%
X47
70
73
900
10
4,700
100
1,300
2,500
91,900
7,900
3,700
10,900
52'A
51%
51%
51%
51%
40
40
40 %
40'/a
41'A
41'/a
41%
41%
42
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29'A
29%
12,900
25%
24%
25
24%
25%
25Va
25%
25%
25%
18,900
24%
No par
100
100
100
51%
52
40
10
100
25
25
100
71%
*21%
*20
*105
5
15%
*139
44
No par
15%
145
26%
Pullman
8,000
138
21'%
10
300
32
*137
21%
26 %
No par
.
31%
*139
54%
preferred—
Puget Sound Pow & Lt Co
30
85
138
52%
*78
5
85%
146
66
19%
*115
B00
92
*89%
*84
com-
200
900
8%
8
42
*95
No par
com
*70%
17,900
Va
96'
85%
preferred
4.32% preferred.
4.16%
preferred
4.20%
preferred
(The)
*70%
58
*84
of Colorado
640
74%
10
3%%
Inc
44%
58
42%
2.50
5
1
& Gas com
100
3,600
11,500
58
44
57
1
Publicker Industries Inc
58
58
73
No par
No par
Coal Co
350
440
.
130
42%
1
2
com
9,000
16,300
98
*71
100
Gamble
cum
*96 Vb
100
—
Co
82
91
100
preferred
preferred
preferred
Oil
8%
81
Public Serv Co of Indiana—No par
Pure
8%
*89
84%
*82
*86
36%
t4.75
8%
83 Va
&
4.30%
8 Va
91
Electric Power Co.:
4.18%
1,200
82%
100
100
100
100
1
3
100
5
Co
4.08%
12
2%
80%
$1.40 div preference
29
Sep II
Nov
300
*2%
97%
Serv
y* Jun 28
16%
2%
36%
Serv El
77
24
88 % Mar 29
30
Pub
81
40% July 24
106% Feb
Public
*15%
2%
*16
20
Polaroid Corp
24
16%
2%
19%
Plymouth Oil Co
22
16%
2%
97
Plough Inc
37 Va Oct
*15%
2%
36'A
7
44% Jun
400
15%
2%
19%
com.100
100
Pitts
1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt—
1
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
10
6% preferred class A
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd
.100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
100
Pitts ton Co (The)
1
$3.50 convertible preferred
75
28% Jun
10,000
15%
97%
guaranteed preferred
Metallurgical Inc
Potomac
—
21
96%
Pitts Ft'Wayne & Chic Ry
IB
*20%
21
19%
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
22% Jan
20%
*20%
36'A
Consolidation
6
20 %
21
61%
96%
convertible preferred
$4.80 preferred
(conv)
24
60%
36%
preferred
19"% Jun
61%
20
preferred series A
17% Dec
61%
19%
Reading
&
61%
95 '/a
$5
Poor
8,100
41
*40
41
*40
41
36
3
4
61'A
94%
Pitts Coke & Chem Co
32% July 22
17,400
30%
16 'A
20
49% Dec
40
90
30'A
20
Jun
14
39
19%
38
Nov
*20%
*39%
(1%
31%
93%
20% Sep
Jun
60%
90
30%
36
12
117
41
*39
32%
94'%
20
21
40%
*87
90
31%
20
Feb
14
40%
*87
36'A
Nov
68% Oct
24
30
38% Aug 20
23% Mar 23
4
85% Jan
90
32 %
93 Va
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pltney-Bowes Inc
7%
42%
36
Phillips Petroleum
5
Pillsbury Mills Inc common..
25
$4 preferred
No par
Pitts
%
20
Philip Morris Inc common
4% preferred
3.90% series preferred
5%
63 y4 Jan
10
42
5,000
19,200
common—No par
Corp
3%%
330
4%
43%
12.50
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp com
96% Jan
56% Dec
17
22% Feb
12
13% Jan
8
Oct
45
Feb
6
77% Feb
1
40% Dec
£9
5
Mar
15
45% Mar
38% Oct 21
41
*87
x32
52
*93 /
15%
3%
57
*90
—5
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
&
40%
41/4
13
preference com—No par
conv
14
13%
41%
Co
$1
4.40%
4%
13%
41%
Electric
6
105% Apr
.
52
,
-100
1
Amer
Corp
17
39% Oct
of
Phelps-Dodge
84% Dec
93 ' Dec
11
Corp
2nd
28
Jan
No par
preferred
(Chas) & Co Inc common__l
preferred (conv)
100
4%
96% Dec
106
5
25
100
33%c
PhDa
40% May 21
21
Nov
10
-
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
63yaJau
34% Oct
—
7
5V8 Aug
10
19 % Aug
RR
100
Pet Milk Co common
4x/a %
4%
13 V*
4%
13%
*88
4%
13
21
28%
42%
92%
*89%
13%
*29%
39'A
*35
20
—100
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke..
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co.
Petroleum
19
92
26% Mar 14
Pennsylvania
4%
13%
2,960
15%
2%
8%
51
51
No par
Light com
7
Nov
41
&
Power
Pepsi-Cola Co
9
85% Sep
76% Mar 19
107
22
42% Feb
26
4
64% Jan
25
3
7% Mar 12
93% Oct
Oct
14% Oct
12
Apr 26
24'A May
60% Aug
16'A Oct 21
3
Jan
22 % Apr
3% Nov 26
Nov
Penn
8
22% Jan
12'A Dec
6
Sep
45% Nov 20
45% Jan
35% Feb
36% Oct
64
July 19
*21%
*23%
*23%
23%
A%
12
83%
14 %
25
25
preferred—
30% Jan 23
Dec
4%
13
61%
*44
common___No par
preferred
$1.32
28 ya May 16
28
May 31
Oct
6,800
118%
128
2.% Oct
6'A Mar 12
14% Jun
11,100
24
118%
24% Jun
3% Oct
10% Sep
8,100
39%
24
118%
100
& Tilford
Rust
48 '/a
39'/a
24%
Pipe Line—
Paramount Pictures
11
48
39%
127%
3.50
36% Jan
48%
39%
24%
25
117%
No par
East
29
Aug 27
4014 Jan
4
48
,39% f
39
300
1,700
127
1
preferred
27% Nov 29
28
Corp
Common
May 17
17%
40
Va
100
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
Panhandle
48% Dec 13
17%
39%
18
40
48
47 Vb
*23%
800
18
40%
18
40%
40'%
500
2,100
10
*9%
100
preferred
Pacific
9%
10
10 Va.
18
8'/a
10'/a
*8
8%
10 %
*10
30% Nov 29
35 Va Nov
8%
*10
10%
40
*16%
8%
8'A
10%
Va
lo
Pacific Finance Corp
Pacific
10
25
43% Apr
8
61% Jun 13
33% Jan 21
16
53% Mar 28
2
18
Pacific Cement & Aggregates Inc__5
Pacific Coast Co common
1
17% Jan 22
Nov
9 Va Nov
28% Nov 27
Sls/« Oct 31
14
10
Amer
-
6
67%
24%
52%
84%
*83%
84%
*83
84
*83
85 Va
83 Va
83 Va
84
*81'%
84%
*81 %
84%
*81%
85
♦81%
86 Va
87
88'/a
88
*87%
90
36%
36%
36%
36%
40
84%
87
2,300
36%
72
*70
23
*20
22
115
6
*20%
*105
5Tb
73
22%
22%
115
6
87
87
36%
36%
71
71
*70
73
23
*21%
231/4
♦21
23
22
♦20%
220
22
*21%
*20
*105
5%
67%
67'A
67'A
*67 %
24%
24 :ife
24%
24%
21%
115
5%
68
24%
*20%
*105
5%
115
5%
36 Ya
70'A
•105
5%
36%
71
7,200
250
115
5%
4,300
180
*671'4
68
67
67%
24%
25
24%
23
31%
6,000
3,300
33
9,000
52
53%
52
52%
51 Va
51%
50%
52
51
32%
33%
32'A
33'A
32%
331/4
32%
33%
32'A
23
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2492)
t
.
.
.
Monday, December
9.
1957
—
j
new york stock exchange stock record
STOCKS
Kamjr* f*r Prevlou
Im 1956
LOW
new YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Hijheit
UfHt
Monday
exchange
Par
AND
HIGH
Wednesday
Dec. 3
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
Tuesday
Dec. 4
Dec. 2
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Shares
Dec. 6
Dec. 5
Q
7
33% Jan
2
Feb
20
123 % Aug
13
Feb
5
UK Deo 26
33% Apr
19
23% Oct
22
29% Jan
7
13% Nov 23
50% Mar 22
27
Oct
22
40
May 13
64% Jun
24
78
Jan
24
21% Aug
59% Jun
31
130
35% Mar
11*7 28
Nov
21
153
39%Sepl3
138
Quaker
,
Oats
Co
(The)
common__5
35%
♦ 6% preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
128
35%
35%
129
24%
35%
35%
129
130
31%
32%
317a
32%
70%
71
*69%
70%
18%
19
18%
19
52%
52%
17%
16%
167a
21%
22%
22 %
23%
120
24%
1,000
-31%
317a
61,500
x52
16%
35%
130%
24%
X18
52%
35%
130%
•
129%
24 %
23 '
24'
24
237;
u
2.100
35%
129%
35%
35 3
132
*129%
24"...
24%
R
70% Nov 27
87% Feb
16 YA Dec
20 %
63% Jan
4
14
July 11
Mar 22
12
59% Apr
23
17
48% Feb
31
Radio Corp of America cum_.No par
i
$3.50 1st preferred.
.
l__No par
31%
32%
70
70%
6
Ranco Inc
5
18 %
19
7
No par
*51%
52%
l
17%
18%
23% Aug 13
Raybestos-Manhattaa
Rayoriier Inc__—
Raytheon Mfg Co_
5
21%
22%
34% Jan
Reading Co
44% Aug
19% Mar
3
14% Nov
9
16% Mar 18
37% Sep 24
37% May
44% Jan
3
30% Nov 18
39
Jan
10
33 V* Nov 23
37% Apr
6
27% Nov
12
36
Jan
2
33% Jan
4
40
Dec
31
29
41% Apr
12
20% Jan
11
Oct 21
31% Jan
12
6% Nov 26
12% Jan
8
28% Nov 29
13
July 19
21% Feb
14
9
30% Apr 11
11% Dec 26
Jan
15
5
23
Dec
35
Oct
17
12
6
11
34% Jan
4
4%
Nov
27
10% Mar 14
6% Feb
3% Nov 26
28
18% Mar 14
13% Sep
11
15% July
30% Nov
26
45
July 31
30% Apr 18
21% Dec
4
30
Mar 29
18
64% Apr
4
53
28% July 19
43% Jan
3
16
Jan 27
18% Jan
€1
5
Jan
3
Nov 27
8% Jan
16
11% Dec
18
15 % Jan
13
60% Dec
17
26
Oct
10
6
10
42% Feb
Nov
4% Dec
13
34% Dec 31
45
25% Dec
28% Dec
27
Apr 24
10
9% Feb
14
10% July 26
45% Feb
13
85
Aug
3
49% Mar 19
41% Dec 27
67% May
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20 Guilders
19.600
5
8%
75%
123.-;
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34174
100
20
4%
37 %
*75
93
'
25
24 7«
33674
19%
5%
64
,
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43
May 23
Jan
'
'
27%
20%
a
8 7
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474 7-
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5%
27%
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61
25%
27%
140
54%
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5%
207
20%
36%
40 L.
.
217b.
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24 7 b
54%
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54%
27%
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-
24%
..'
27%
Royal
Co
1,100
27%
.
2
6374
20
!
Corp
2,100
22%
27%
10
190
1057b Apr
40% Apr
89% Mar
%
; 92 7b
21%
*33
32
22 7b
27%
1274
434
25
No par
5
7
274
24
31V*
22%
v
100
607b Jun
75% Mar
78
21
>31%
21%
14
5,700
12
95
33% Dec
6174
40
75
13
Mines
Corp
:
92%
*23
*13%
31%
21%
5%
'27%
*74
12%
400
13%
32
21%
V 8%
63%
74%
927a
137 a
13%
32
28,500
397b Feb
Sep 25
137b Oct 22
87% Nov 29
%
84
74 7 b
4%
*4
47b
10%
10
29
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*4
4%
a
*13%
8%
40
317b Oct
18
18
1,700
*3 7
-
25%
107b
235
23% Aug 22
37% Mar 29
1,000
6%
42%
10%
Oct
19%
6%
5%
.«
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1
2
7
*19
67b
"'
41 %
Corp
Dutch Pet
17
60% July 31
105
19%
18%
67a
25%
Ronson
24
19
100
500
43%
2
4
36
25%
13% Jan
267b Dec
*33%
*9%
11
Feb
36
24%
97b Oct
July
*33%
29
29
42%
*21%
Ruppert
36
34
*32%
107a
'^24%
11
6,335
6%
X36% -37
63 7«
5
preferred series A
157b Jun
23 74
30 >.
25
247b
24
23
33%
*29
42%
2174
7% Oct
23%
*3272
29
10%
23%
237b Nov 20
Nov
40
Controls com__l
El
&
Aircraft
4
2374
32
•
24%
21%
78
139
Gas
25
24
18%
27%
8%
37%
No par
lft
preferred—*
conv
Nov
91.900
42%
1
137
155
27%
8%
36%
5s
Corp
ill Dec
22%
24%
24
5
3
Jan
27%
v
Rome Cable Corp
17
'
24%
3374 May 21
July 24
35
21%
5%
32
V
22%
*
22
Feb 26
22 "4
5,400
42%
.
13
^
25,000
2,700
•10%
42%
Nov
28
16%
*53
•:
19 74 Oct
Dec
25% Aug 31
4%
Rohr
16%
*33%
.31%
*10
10%
1
Rockwell Spring & Axle Co
Rohm & Haas Co common
May 29
17
29
4
5%
43%%:
25
V
_100
317b July 24
96
42%
1
Co
Robertshaw-Fulton
8
*10%
100
3674 July 19
44 7b July 17
297b Mar
5
4237b May
400
16%
X20
5%
10
Corp
28
97% Feb
Mar 19
Oil
12
21
5174
20% ;'20%
53
5
Trust
22 74 Nov
Ya Nov 21
29~
Selection
8
Oct
517 b
6%
31%
20%
5%
10
series
77b Apr
21
12~
4.50%
21
285
53
10
Paper
57b%
52
*21% •22%
54 %
*53 -
20
10
series
Manufacturing
Rochester
13'/a
32
*13% •'14
14
22
50
Oct
267b Aug 19
26
70
18
23%
19
*3%
_1
Riegel
30-% Oct
68
18%
24%
19
33%
1
common
Ritter Company
Roan Antelope Copper
237»Nov
69%
29
*6%
4%
2.50
Co
3.60%
Preferred
Richfield
32
6834
33%
*33% •37%
6%
14
X22
50c
Common
Preferred
Rhodesian
24
*32 -t'
29 /
100
pfd series A_
Rheem
247«
|31%
5
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
4
*3%
5
Inc____
Drug Co
Reynolds Metals
4%%
G%
10
10
Rexall
4
12
Apr
Revlon
%
%
31%
t
Republic Steel Corp
Revere Copper & Brass
6
35
19%
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred
8374 Jan
30% Aug
2
37% Apr 26
9
*19
_50c
.
27*/a May
10
.—No par
-
2
25
Feb
37%
Co—
$1.25 div prior preference
Reliable Stores Corp
Reliance Elec & Eng Co
Reliance Mfg Co common
Conv pfd 3%% series
4
27% Dec
*35
-s
29
_5
*52
.
33%
*28
.
&
20
Aug
*33
Inc_
Nov
23 % Jun
27
Bros
(Robt)
1974 Jan
57
24
50
1st preferred
19% Nov
4
21% Jun 26
80
Mar
50
50
common
noncum
Reeves
19
22
24
;
4% noacum 2nd preferred
Real :Silk Hosiery Mills
Reis
6
—
22*,4
9%
64
22%
*8534
3,800
124,500
•
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9%
9%
3,400
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64
62%
63%
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22%
23
227a
23 74"
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9%
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9-000
-i
Volume
Number 5697
186
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2493)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year195G
Lowest
36% Oct)
77'A Ncv 30
'
37% Jan
2
91% Jan 26
71
Oct
23
5% Nov
4
12% Jan
28
6
EXCHANGE
Highest
/
44 Vs May 14
2
6'A Dec
Lowest
s
Standard
42% May
9
82% Feb 13
9% Jan
Erands
Inc
Dec, 4
Dec. 3
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
42%
74%
74%
74%
6%
6%
6%
74%
74%
74
1
6%
6%
6
6.25
48%
49%
48
%
49
39
39%
38%
39
Inc-
Co
%
Friday
Dec. 5
No par
Standard
11
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Dec. 2
No par
com
$3.50 preferred
Coil Products
'
Monday
Pat
■
Sales for
HIGH BALK TRICE S
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
•
42
74%
.6%
Shares
41%
42%
*75Vb
75Tb
710
6%
42
75%
6%
.
the Week
Dec. 6
7 Vb
16,900
4.800
Standard Gas & Electric Co—
2% Oct 22
Ex
3% May 22
4
43 % Feb
12
Aug 14
36%'Nov
14
59% July 16
62% Jan
4
13
68% July
43% Nov
29
58'A May
48% Jan
23
65
49% Jan
31
62% Apr
47% Nov
9
"
1
<
distribution
5
.
Oil
Standard
Oil of Indiana
12
% Dec
2
40% Oct
22
62% Jim
10
100% Mar 23
84% Oct
30
94
8
3%%
9% Nov
27
10% Nov
1
33% Nov
28
4
35
8
12% Nov 20
Mar
Nov
15% Aug
17% Jan
2
13% Nov 21
3
13% Oct 22
65% Dec
4
59
51% Jan
19
81
13% Dec
28
15
Rights
18% July 12
<
85%
Aug 15
54% Nov
,4
Jan
25
10'A Nov 21
83% July 12
13% Jan
2
25% Nov 28
31% Nov
7
20% Sep
30% Oct
27% Mar 12
25% Feb 15
29
3
Oct
22
21% Jan
4
16% Oct
11
22% Aug
8
11% Dec
3
17% Nov 27
20 '/a Jan
26
15% Nov
7
31 % May 28
37% Dec 31
33% Oct
22
22 % Feb
9
29 % Aug 24
19%* Dec
6
5'A Oct
19
10% Feb 29
Feb
8
Aug
50
3% Nov 26
6
101% Jun
Nov
27
Dec
28
70% Jan
31
82
22% Jan
23
30% July 31
89
22%
6
20'AJuly26
6
28% Oct
10% Mar
Nov
9
35 % Nov
29
22
65% Oct 29
2
5,016,000
42Tb
5,000
87%
87%
89
91
9%
9%
*33 %
34
1
12%
5
15%
15%
61
61
No par
10
12%
9%
xl2%
12
3,600
34
*331/2
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12%
12%
12'A
12%
I,700
15%
16%
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9Tb
12 %
12%
15%
1
34
100
89
9%
9%
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34
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89
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34
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91
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9%
9%
16
15%
15%
15Tb
15%
3,100
61%
61
61
60%
60'/a
300
63'A
64
63
64%
7,400
10%
10%
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*60
62%
62
62%
61 %
62%
64
1
10%
10%.
10%
10%
10%
10!
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%
900
11
31
30%
31%
30 To
31
30 3A
31%
30 %
30%
6,100
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17'/a
11,200
41% Apr 23
18% May 15
Stewart-Warner Corp
Stix Baer & Fuller Co
5
31
31%
2,700
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common
Stone
5%
Webster
30
30%
30
30%
30%
30%
30
30%
5
*16%
17
17
17
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
600
1
20
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
3,400
15 %
15%
15%
15%
15
Tb
15%
*15%
15%
15%
15%
800
41 Va
20%
40 Vb
40%
39%
40
3,400
20
20'A.
19%
20 Vb
6,800
11
i
3%
36,100
No par
41%
42%
41
41%
41 Va
Storer Broadcasting
Co
l
20%
<20%
20
20%
20
Studebaker-Packard
Corp
l
3%
3%
3%
3%
1
47%
47%
46
46%
45!
45%
46 %
46
46Tb
2,900
5
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
Xl6%
16%
16%
16%
3,300
10
10%
10
10
9%
9 Tit
9%
10
10
10%
4,400
81
81
69
70
22
22%
21%
29%
&
Sunbeam
.
Corp
Mach
Sundstrand
17
Sun Chemical
Feb
14
'
Jun
3
Tool
Corp common
1
.
$4.50 series A preferred.
Oil Co——
,_No par
Sun
~
No par
.
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common
1
4 % '/o; preferred series A
1
5%% 2nd pfd series of '55
30
Sunshine Mining
27% Nov
13
27 % Feb
7
20% Nov
4
27% Jan
29
Sweets Co of America
Swift
8
Superior Oil
Sutherland
38
Dec
13
50 % July 26
26% Nov
13
42% Jan
10
42
Feb
9
55% May 10
30% Oct
22
46'A Jan
9
81
Dec
26
3
89
May
8
9
May
7
12% Dec 14
73 % Dec
8% Feb
.7% Oct
21
14
Apr
9
26
18'/a Feb
6
Nov
19
20% May 17
8% Jan 11
21
18% Jan
31
&
of
3%
3%
3%
*80
82'%
••■81
82%
82%
82%
70
70%
68 %
70'A
3,418
22
70%
22%
21%
22
21%
21%
18,300
2,700
*81
82 %
09%
70%.
70%,
22
22%
21%
,
3%
110
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
22
22
22%
29%
30
30%
30
30%
30
30%
29%
30
2,800
70%
70%
70%
70 3 a
70%
70%
70%
70%
70%
1,100
10c
25
8
8%
8%
7,700
California
1740
8
1798
1720
-31 %
31%
31%
31%
31%
(The)—4.16%
*20%
21%
*20%
21%
25
-
1725
1750
1730
1 770
8%
8
8%
8
8%
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Co
Paper
3 3 it
46
2
*70
Co
8
1680
1726
32
31%
32%
*20 %
21%
21%
21%
1705
33
390
33%
*21%
5,600
22%
200
28%
29%
28
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%'
28%
28%
12,800
7.50
33
34%
33%
33%
33%
33'A
33%
33 %
33 To
II.800
__No par
*73
33%
73 Va
74 V a
74%
74 %
74%
76
Va
7%
19%
19%
Co
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc
$4 preferred
/
V*
'A
12.50
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
Mar 20
74
;
prior preference
2,000
July 15
43'/4 Jun 17
99
213,300
15/64
42 %
30%
52% Mar 16
9
51 Vb
15/64
43%
7/32
42'A
5
2
: ,210
4
50%
13/64
43%
50
15
: Jan
Dec
1,300
51'A
15/64
42%
1
I
15'A Aug
6 % Mar
50%
13/64
43%
_
2
..
51%
7
82
42 %
51%
(J P) & Co Inc
29% May 16
24% Apr 11
38% Jan 18
22
Mar 22
26
50%
13/64
__10
Sterling Drug Inc
82
Aug 19
26
20% Oct
50%
%
100
(The) L S
93
67 % Nov
1
51,300
44%
com
preferred
16% Jan
Feb
G% Dec
July
22
80
36,500
38%
43%
Sterehi Bros Stores Inc
57% July 23
7
18% Nov
78
19
21
27
39
7
28
Dec
940
21
NOV
26% Jan
Nov
34% Nov
66
y4 Oct
9% Oct
7
48%
38'/a
Stevens
8% Apr
42
15% Mar 15
13% May 28
1,300
4 7'/a
39'A
50%
common
Stauffer Chemical Co
May
8
29% Apr 24
16
32
3%
48%
38%
50
'•
39% Apr
11
3 Vb
48%
39%
3
35% July 15
23% July 15
20
1
17% Dec
3%
49
39
%
10
Jersey
Ry Equip Mfg Coi
Warner Corp
Starrett Co
*3
48%
3
19% May 21
18% July 12
16% Nov
Dec 31
16 %
Standard
3
3L!
New
Ohio
preferred series A
Packaging Corp
Stanley
May 21
13
3
7
of
of
Oil
Convertible
Nov
14
25
„
Standard
18% May 27
43% Jan 23
12% May 29
California
Standard
a
88% Dec
of
Standard Oil
Nov
55% May 15
May 28
50
3
Standard
coin
%
74%
73 %
74%
l
7%
8 %
8%
8 Va
2
19%
19%
19'A
19%
1
1
4%
4 Va
4 VB
4%
4 V11
4! it
4%
11%
31%
11%
11%
xl0%
11%
10%
2.50
*38 %
39%
<38%
25
64%
Symington Gould Corp
8
8
*
•
240
7 Tb
7Tb
*19%
8
3,500
T
21% Nov
May 28
18
6% Dec
15 % May
31
12% Jun
laV* Dec
3
Feb
14
45
4
4
12
8% Oct
Dec
13
36Va Nov
14
60 V4 Jan
54% Feb
12
76 V2 Jun
6
Corp
Aircraft
Temco
Corp
Tennessee Corp
Co
Texas
issued
When
Oct~22
(James)
Inc
Tel Autograph
11
7
62
69% May
53% Nov 29
Talcott
Apr
51
3l
26%
4
14% Dec
33% Oct
45% May 17
23
10
9
9
87% Nov
13
42% July 27
Jan
Gulf
Texas
Instruments
4
Texas
Pacific
38% Jan
9
160
Utilities
Textron
1
29% Apr
16
14
21% Jan
2
29%. Apr
16
lhVb Oct
11
21
Jan
3
22% July 10
17% Jan
21
47% Aug 21
54% July 10
47% Jan 28
62
Aug
2
10'A Aug 26
24% July 25
15 »A Apr 12
Mar 28
42% Oct
18
53
14
Jan
10% Jan
2
46
Oct
28
80
20
13% July 31
11% Apr
10% Jan
23
14% Apr
July 23
10% Dec
19
48% Jan
23
80
86
Dec
19
Jan
23
26
Nov
.!
1
Feb
104
33
4
13
8
Apr
12
14% July 16
89% May
8
95% Apr
18
Aug
6
47% Mar 26
20% Nov
20
42'A May 27
28% Feb
21
Nov
12
26
13% Dec
Mar 29
15
5
27
53% Jun
13
17% Nov
13
Feb
31% Nov 20
23'A Nov 27
19% Nov 21
19
7
Oct
21
45% Apr
30
28% Oct
22
56% July 22
41'A Apr 24
30% Oct
15
24% Feb
12
50
Oct
14
28% Mar 21
9 'A
28% July 23
Oct
26
21
24% Feb
9
52
Nov
29
59
25
Jan
10
33% Nov
19
17% Dec
5
52% Apr
17
64
Dec
26
41% Oct
30
27
Oct
1
36% Mar 12
23% Nov
Oct
22
21%
Jan* 30
Apr*12
21% Oct
21
July 27
15% Apr
27
18
Jun
11
46
Apr
25
52
Jun
7
8
Dec
6
25% Oct
25
13% Feb
9
14,700
14Tb
14%
110,400
25%
25
25 Vb
32
32'A
31%
32%
81%
32! 4
31%
32%
31%
32
6%
3 04
96
*94
45%
47
47
47%
47 Vb
47 '/a
6,600
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 %
12%
12%
12%
11,800
17%
21%
21%
No par
*53
*21
50
(J R)
15
Thompson Products Inc common__5
52%
53%
Trane Co
*22%
20
13%
52 Va
26
*22 Vb
25%
*22 Vb
26
11%'
11
11 Vb
*10'%
11
*10%
11'/a
44
43
43
*43
44
*43 Vb
44
*13%
13%
*13 Vb
13%
*13 'A
13%
200
53%
52%
,54%
51 Vb
52%
20,800
13%
52%
54
*84
1.000
30
120
86'/a
85
85
85
84%
85
23%
24
23 Vb
23%
23 %
23%
9,400
22%
22
22 %
22%
22%
23
24
23%
23%
5 500
34%
35%
19%
35
34%
35
34
34%
33%
33%
5,100
19%
—1
5
2
Corp
.
18%
18%
18Tb
18!4
18%
18
18'A
1^,400
12
12%
12
12...
12 !t,
12 Va
12
Vb
12 'A
4,100
2
41%
42%
42
42
Vb
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
31%
25%
25
25
25
25
31%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
29%
x28%
28%
*83'
84
%
%
33%
xl8%
12!
a
*42
42%
"12%
31
42:%
43
31%
31 Vb
31%
26
41%
43
Trans
Airlines Inc
5
31%
1
50
29%
29%
29%
29%
29
51%
51%
51%
51%
52
17%
18%
18
18
17%
18
*43
45
26
26
Jan
29
2
61
Jan
37% Jun
20
50% Sep
17
G
17
Jan
14
8
50
Jan
•
17
2
10
World
Tri-Continental Corp common
$2.70 preferred
9
10'A Jari
*25
53! 1,
1
50
34% July 16
57
*25
-——
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
(conv)
Preferred series A
common—_1
50
1
Twin City Rap Transit com—No par
5% conv prior preferred
50
Electric
Tung-Sol
5%
Co
pfd series of 1957
conv
Film
20th Century Fox
Twin
Coach
Oil
1
Co—
45
*43
25%
11
25%
11'A
4,600
28'/a
28%
67,900
3,700
19,700
*43
•
52
52'A
x52
17%
45
*43
52'A
17%
17%
*43
45
800
1,600
17%
3,700
45
1,900
26
25%
25%,
47%
*46%
47%
*40%
a
*46%
47%
47%
47%
975
23%
23%
23 %
23%
23%
23 7 u
x22%
23
22 Vb
22 Til
7,600
33
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
1,700
*38
44
*37
40
*38
40
*37
40
*37
40
26
26%
,
4%
4%
4%
25%
4 %
4%
25%
26
47!
3%
4%
3%
4
4
6,000
16%
17%
16%
16%
12'A
12'/4
12 Vb
12 Vb
1,200
15%
16'A,
6%
16
16'A
5,500
6%
1,000
22,200
1
16%
17%
16%
17%
16%
17 To
1
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12-%
No par
16%
16%
16
16%
16
16%
6%
6%
6%
6%
%
34 %
34%
34
34%
34
34%
34
34%
6,800
95 %
96
95%
96 3 it
96
96%
95%
96 Vb
17,350
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20'A
20%
5,800
19,800
12'A Nov
14
30% Jan
18
TXL
16% Mar 19
11% Oct
22
16% Apr
29
Udylite Corp (The)
Nov
14
33% Jun
26
Underwood
5% Oct
22
8% Apr
11
Union
Asbestos & Rubber Co——5
37% July 22
124% July 10
Union
33%
34
95%
96%
20%
21
(The)
Corp
%
t
*46%
15
35 y* Jun
22
*43
22
No par
(The )
1,600
3,400
56
23%
25
(The)
17
22 Tb
*53
23%
$1.20 preferred
Timken Roller Bearing—
Co
17
56
24'A
23
Edison
1,100
22%
17
22%
*53%
11%
14%
83
Constr-
22%
55
22
*13%
10
&
22%
102
*53%
44
100
preferred
*16%
17
22
17
21%.
*94
99
55
11%'
*43
Tidewater Oil common
-
0%
17
16%
21%
24
11%
-1
6%
6%
*53
55
Thompson
4%
4,700
6%
96
46%
.36%
No par
preferred
Tb
6
95
45%
12%
50c
common
6%
6%
94
46%
No Rar
Co
$2.50 convertible
6%
%
46
100
-No par
4
I' 20'A Jan
30% Jun
14
6
*92%
8,100
10,^00
'
13
;
29%
14%
24%
29%
No par
Oct
41
29
14%
25 %
Transue & Williams Steel
2% Oct
12%. Nov
14 '/a Jan 18
30
15
23%
29%
9
July
31% Jan
48% Jun 24
43.
29 y*
30%
14%
Fair
The
Thermoid
Transamerira
51% Nov
-
29%
15%
24%
preferred-^
conv
Toledo
1
16% Nov 29
$1.25
13% Mar 20
31
36
30
15
$2.40 conv preference
22
34% Oct
Jan
4.400
27,300
65'A
24^,
common
Tishman Realty
43% Nov 27
20
Inc
Oct
12
39%
65%
*64%
65%
15%
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—5
51
11'A Jun
30%
39
65
39
65 3 b '
*65
65%
25
Oil
Pacific Ry Co
Co__
&
Texas
20
44
66'. it
*65
24%
ctfs ex-distributlon—1
Sub share
Texas
28
Oct
Inc
Coal &
2
15% Feb
10
%
65%
15
3%
Co
Sulphur
4
Jan
49% May
20% Dec
20% Oct
29%
6,900
Pacific Land Trust—
8% Mar 19
5% Oct 22
10% Jan
182 % May
6% Dec 21
34% Feb
150
4
2,500
11'A
10
Gulf Producing
Texas
40% Jun
15% Feb 12
26
Oct 22
1
Texas
19
33
38% Mar 26
18% Dec 28
4%
11
65%
39
65
*65
65%
700
*4
4
No par
1
9
10
49% May
5
11% Jan 27
28 % Dec
Jan
31% Jun
Texas
37% Oct
%
65%
39 %
19%
Vb
11%
19%
39
38
65
66
*64%
._
*19'A
u
20% Nov
15
15
8
31% Feb
10
108 % Jan
26
21
Nov
29
Apr
47% May
26% Oct
Nov
14
17
Oct
21
2
30
Jan
17
24% Oct
22
Jan
9
86 >/4 Nov
15
Jan
11
80% Jan
11
Feb
15
68
Jan
5
81% Oct
13
93
Nov
29
91
83% Nov
30
104
52
Jan
10
28
Oct
1
8% Dec
11
Oct
1
65% Apr
39% May
23
103'A Oct
10
Nov 20
93
Dec
7
20% Dec
14
48% Jan
72
16
89% Feb
7
Preferred
No par
*79
81
*79
81
*79
82
*80
series
$4
California
Oil
9
Union
9 % Mar
31
Apr
4%
4
of
25
44;%
45%
43:%
10
26%
27
26%
26 7
Nov
8
33% May 16
18% Oct
22
43% Jan
4
United Air
90 % Jan
2
United
50% Oct
22
Nov
26
Oct
14
10
21
25% Oct
22
Feb
24
86
28% Apr
9
Aug 22
18% Oct 22
44
Oct
22
Nov
26
2
1
100
100
—1
of America
^No par
25% July 22
United Artists Corp
29% Mar 14
United
Biscuit
No par
Carton Corp
10
$4.50 preferred-
15
27% May 16
United
Board
71% Jun
United
Carbon
&
No par
Co—
United-Carr Fastener
6
38% May
8
United
Gas
Corp———
23
38% Feb
19
United
Gas
Improvement
11
United
Industrial
5
9
29
77
•>
181
28 Va Oct
24
Aug
.
2
Feb
1
1
9
United
Merch
2
United
Park City Mines Co (The)—1
13
3
16
O
U
4
24
U
Jar
Inc
United Shoe Mach common
34% July 16
69% Ded
'hi'
preferred
Borax <& Chemical Corp
8
preferred
Foreign Securities
Freight Co
S
Gypsum
1%
&
Co
preferred
20
400
2,800
common
1.100
12%
12 %
12%
12%
12%
12 5
«
12%
2,100
39%
38%
39 %
38 Vb
38%
38 Va
38Tb
18,300
30%
30%
x28%
30
27%
29
29,800
35%
*35
35%
35
35
11%
30%
*35
11%
12 %
30%
35 Vb
5%
*35
5%
5'/a
xll%
11%
1
5%
5%
11Tb
11%
1%
1
33%
33
Vb
33%
33
33
33%
33%
33 "2
33%
33%
49%
50%
49%
51%
50%
1
33%
51%
1
25
No par
4
100.
*39%
40
12%
33 3
-100
1
*39'A
-
X38%
25
1
39 Vb
12%
2
1% Jan
22
48%
40 V2
a
5%
39'A Sep
33% Dec
A..T
47%
49'A
12%
35 Va
20
20'4 Oct
49
50
20%
40!
31
Corp
4%%
39'b
39%
i*
5%
21
51'A Apr
49%
50! a
"
35%
Oct
14"
0%
30%
30 % Sep
Der
49%
50 %
10
Co—13%
32 Va Nov
20% Aug
49%
95
19%
22 Vb
14
52% Nov
2,400
29
*90
20'A
22%
33 % Oct
155
29%
20 Vb
22'A
27% Dec
S
20 3 b
*20%
22%
5
U
*20%
20%
95
22%
Mar
86% May 20
20%
*201b
*90
22 %
Aug 14
5
28%
17
94
22%
55
39% Jun
*90
a
22%
41 % July 30
12
92
22%
35
22
16%
28!
92
*22%
12
S
16%
28 %
92
5
No par
35% Jan
25% Oct
28'%
17 %
28 Va
17%
28.%
600
28% May 11
U
16%
28%
10%
28%
*91
100
5,800
Engineering & Foundry
75% Nov
5,500
17,300
Fruit Co
9
17'A
17 Vb
6%
United
39% May
Vb
16 %
2 Tb
United
23
2,200
40 Vb
9
28% Jan
90%
125
6%
11
76% July 11
90
2%
11
1
55
"113
90
2%
16% Jan
Nov
55
125
88'b
a
6%
47% Jan
6%
88!
2Tb
35% Jan
39
1,400
55 Vb
55
'■■113
56
130
6Tb
4
3
88%
87
6%
26
Mfrs
*115
120%
2%
Dye & Chemical Corp com
United Electric Coal Cos
&
87
2%
United
37 y4 Nov
15% Jan
87
6%
(Del)
Corp
120 "2
120%
85%
39 !b
Nov
United
110
6 Tb
22% Dec
1
55%
55
1,000
2%
18
11% Oct 22
19,100
39%
36% Dec
29
55%
6%
8
3% Mar 26
54
2%
17
19% Feb
56 !4
6Tb
Jan
12
55 %
2Tb
13% Jun
31
56'A
4,900
2%
21
1% Dec
13,800
39%
5
14% Dec
22%
77
1
1
28
2% Dec
6% Jan
22
7%
7%
(Del)—No par
6'A Oct
9
23
22 Tb
55%
«
%
'
preferred
conv pfd
(ser of 1956)
3
Oct
22 Vb
56
Jan
5
22
55%
Jan
6
21%
56%
7
7% Jan
23
54%
23
5% Nov 20
8Vb
26%
22 7
14
23
15,400
7 Tb
22
20
43% Dec
33,300
22%
23 %
Dec
12
25%
26 Vb
22%
6
16y« Aug 20
25
a
10
,5
115
13
25%
22%
Lines Inc
55
29,700
26%
22
55%
43 %
22%
26
22 %
54%
140
43
26
.26%
22 %
—
81%
43 7b
22%
26
issued
'81 %
"56
73V2
20%
7%
8
26%
22%
6% Jun
38
25 Vb
25%
4%
Apr
36%
*21%
4rio~ convertible
100
7%
7%
7%
44%
5
152
Jan
lo
»
No par
Co
Aircraft Corp common
When
56% Nov 21
Jan 14
common
Co
Car
Twist Drill
Union
101
Co
preferred
non-cum
Union Tank
2
43%
x25%
44%
RR
Pacific
73%
81%
43 %
800
78
*75
78
72
Union
Mar 21
92
*75
8
71% Mar 26
25%
91 %
74
Apr~20
62
25%
92
78
46% May 8
7% May 20
9% Jan
9
41% Dec 27
25%
91
a
*72
5
Oct
25%
91!
*75
31% Jan
77
25%'
90
73%
64% Jun
18
25%
78
14
18
25 %
91
*72
21
Dec
25%
88 3 4
*75
Oct
96 % Dec
25%
89%
72
24
17
a
78
40'A Nov
17
*6'/a
89 %
251
72
82
2
44% Dec
20
No par
*75
6
32%
10
Preferred $4.50 series
No par
22
107
Elec Co common
21
No par
16'/« Oct
26
Union
100% Jan
Preferred $3.50 series-
7% Nov
121% Dec
29% Mar 19
—
6%
Preferred $3.70 series-.
24:% Nov
166
Bag-Camp Paper Corp
6%
Carbide Corp
No par
Chem & Materials Corp
10
Unicn
,
2
54
61% May 25
113% Jan 23
Union
6%
24
30
Apr
Aug 13
23
6%
Jan
10% May 10
36
—
Corp
79% Jan
Aug 20
78% Sep
21
35% Jan
22
90
28% Apr
27
29
8
15
112
5
92% Dec
78
23
133% July 17
25% Dec
<
Mar 27
44
5% Nov
a
1
1
33%
*33
50%
5%
5%
11 Va
12
1
1 Vb
Vb
200
5%
3,500
11Tb
11,500
1 Vb
5,000
9,700
33%
33 Va
34
33%'
33
33 Va
51
49 Va
52
82
82
270
860
33,400
81
81
80
80
80
80
81 %
82
31 %
31%
30%
31%
30
30 %
30 %
30 %
29%
30
3,700
22%
*22
22%
22
22!
21%
22
1.700
69 Vb
9,300
22
67%
*153
22%
22
67%
68%
155
,
*153
68%
155
t
68%
155
69%
156' •>
.
69
*155
.
4
69%
159
68%
*155
153
20
25
26
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2494)
.
.
Monday, December 9, 1957
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Tear 1966
15*4 Deo
22% July 19
27
35
Dec
Mo*
14
42
44
4
15
5% Oct
Aug 22
9% Nov 26
44
NOV
15
49% Mar 16
22% Jan
li
36% Dec
8>/« Jun
15
23% Jan
11
9% July 13
35% Aug
I
% Dec 28
til
81% Dec
Dec
31
26
42% Nov
29
92
26
17% Dec
17
Jan
4
Dec
58
28
51% Jan
23
143
Nov
30
17
Dec
28
Oct
30.
4
Dec
4
13
preferred ...
10
Foundry Co
5
U
Card Co«
—10
U S Plywood Corp common—..—.1
3%% preferred series A
—100
3%% preferred series B_;
100
24% Nov
135
17
36*8 Jun
38
Feb
20
19% Jan If
10% JaD
82
Dec
27
99
6
Dec
31
10% Aug
94
Aug 26
49% Jan
4
156
25
Jgn
24
U
64% Jan
11
U
6
61% Jan
24
Nov
73% Jan
2
155% Jan
20
17
Mar
1
20% Dec
6
81
Aug
1
3b
9*2 Oct
22
let
U
26% Aug 19
2
6% May 15
79
Jan 21
Dec
137
7
39
12
167
23% Dec 20
0
Feb 24
20
24% Nov
12
29
38% Feb
9
12% Dec
21
DM
55% May
4
17% Jan
3
Oct
Nov~2r
7
Jan.;
4
900
53%
61,20C
S Steel
Corp common
preferred
S
Tobacco
Co
Oct
23
Feb""2
124
Oct
25
124
Oct
25
20
34% Mar 26
123
Aug 23
124
Oct
82
Dec 28
21% Nov 13
94% Apr 24
38% Apr 18
•; 71
Feb
123
Sep
25% Dec
7"
12
130
128 v Feb
18%
18%
18%
18%
*33%
34%
*23%
84%
*33%
10%
10%
10%
10%
6%
$6 convertible preferred
No par
United Wallpaper Inc common
1
70%
Whelan
Corp com
$3.50 convertible preferred
20
128
Jan
6
Dec"il~
118
Feb
13
Oct
30
103
Feb
13
85
Dec
28
106
Mar
87
Dec
31
103% Feb
104"
93
—
4*4%
Van Raalte Co
Oct
21
124
Apr 22
11
28
May 22
97% Jun
78% Jun
21
111
20
90
78
Feb
12
Mar 27
98
Mar
93
Mar 13
26
Oct
5%
22%
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co—6%
Vick
Chemical
22
1
37% July 11
3%%
44%
preferred
6%
Virginia Elec & Pwr Co com———8
$5
preferred
Ml % May 24
6%
Vulcan
77
3
Oct
22
6%
14%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4 *?'#
4-OJ
*74%
75'a
*74%
*74%
76*2
10
25%
26%
2,200
31%
31.%
600
75
26
32%
31%
31%
143%
143%
26
31%
*143%
*22%;
23
*22
23%
69
*68
68%
*68
68%
25%
24%
25
29%
28%
29
145
5%
24%
28%
23%
5%
5*8
*22%
22%
22%
9%
9%
43%
44%
43%
*120%
*73
24%
25%.
.25%
75
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15 %
*82%
83%
82%
82%
x82 %
82%
24%
24%
24%
25%
24%
25*a
101
100
101
101
101%
83
83
83
*83
80
83%
*83
86
*83
86
87
87
*84
88
preferred
30%
*84
31%
10%
—10 —-
100%
"10%
30
88
%
86
*83
31%
32
x30
*23
31
'
9%
9.50C
44%
3,700
*75
77
15%
*81
24%
25*8
105
105
1.60C
6©C
>
25%
IOC'
-
■
15 %
1,400
83%
200
25%
24,600
105%
1,350
'
*83%
'
86
5.00C
77
87
*87
83%
90
-87
3,600
22%
25%
*
75
*81
7,300
5%
14 %
*120%
20
75
*74%
28%
44
,
*120%
*120%
*120%
*120%
50
4.400
%
9%
44%
'24%
•24%
25
5%
9%
44%
300
„.
_.
68%
14%
22%
22%
9*8
-90
22%
28%
14%
9%
42%
14
70c
2,400
145
24%
5%
14%
22%
9
*08
28%
5*8
*14
*120%
84
28%
22 %
....
24*8
14 %
*22%
16
24%
5%
14
*120*2
24%
25
101
—10
145
22%
*67%
75
24
.
145
*21%
100
-
75%
26
31%
26
1-100
———
_
20% Aug 12
21*8 Aug 12
22
Jan
24%
37C
6%
*13 %
25%
45
71%
6*8
14%
*143%
22%
5,70c
71%
71%
7%
*6%
25%
5*4
1C
90C
7%
7%
"13%
75
15
10,00C
7
100
preferred
$4.20 preferred
$4.12 preferred
1
Virginia Ry Co common
10
14
100
$4.04
11% Oct
14
—100
20%
33%
10
22%
10"'
*82%
No par
partic preferred
div
com
18%
33*2
;
143%
*73
100
18%
35
*6%
*31%
76
3.00C
*12%
7
4%
26%
32
*120%
*120%
.
/"iP
71
71
70%
145
14%
*6%
*13
9*8
9
——2.50
Co
Va-Carolina Chemical
10% Oct 29
31
28%
10
25% Jan
July 24
12% Dec
24%
'14%
22
May 29
14% Dec 27
68
5
Inc
4%
70%
144%
10 '
V7%
7Vu
7
6%
10
52 %
54*8
144
68
143
.1*21%
1
preferred
12% Oct
82
26
Corp of America
84
83
27
.
12.80
30
6
10% Dec
25%
31 %
c
100
—
Oct
17
14% Dec
*74 '
1
com_No par
15
7
70%
7
*13
4%
,
100
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
Tobacco
*6%
14
30o
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com—100
5% noncumulative preferred—100
8
18
70%
B 2nd preferred
conv
143%
143
18%
6%
$2.28
53%
53%
53*4
142%
10%
6%
UnitdW
53%
143%
34%
pfd-5
Class
;
18%
10
Victor Chemical Works common—5
6
52%
142
*33%
1
21
Mai
54%
143%
No par
33% July 16
Oct
21% Oct
105% Dec
143
*52
preferred—25
common
noncumulative
22
23%
'?■
55%
100
Van Norman Industries Inc com_2.50
26
129"
139%
_162/3
.
Vanadium
14% July 16
45% Nov
6
1,600
600
9
7
6C
144
4,900
3
8% Nov
140%
143
25C
10.00C
35%
30%
5
7
12% Nov 28
143*2
139%
34%
51%
18
29
35%
20%
13% Jan
2
34%
*75
51
50% Jan
22*8 Dec
35%
29%
22
6
37% Apr
82
35
20%
22
40
25%
82
35%
51 %
preferred
Utah Power & Light Co
Sep
May
80
87
24%
31%
Oct
5
*75
*82
35%
20%
26*8 Oct
13% Oct 30
80
87
'82
i 35%
510
,
4.80C
30*2
29*4 Apr 10
1
73
67%
28
51%
8% preferred
100
Universal Pictures Co Inc com—I
22
14
27%
*70%
71%
*20'%
4
7
12
67 %
26%
71%
27%
*70%
52%
Universal Leaf
Feb
67%
28*4
71%
27%
70%
31%
3
Jun
67%
27%
71%
10,50c
20%
7%
:
67%
28%
27 7 a
*7Q%
4.66c
8%
19%
68
67%
70%
,
19
19%
19%
53%
21
73
67%
*8*8
8%
IS
19
52%
Apr
30% Jun
67%
*8%
8%
*8%
8%
19*8
53%
Jun
155
*8*8
19
19%
53%
38
22
9
12.50C
141%
41
21
24%
30%
6
Jun
40%
24%
20%
21
10% Oct
*38%
24%
140%
Oct
65% Nov 22
40%
23%
20%
Nov
135
82% Mar 29
*38%
23%
30%
30% Oct 22
29% Mar 12
Dec
TO
40%
2334
24*8
24
140%
75
Apr
*38%
40
*38%
19,200
10%
20'%
21
73% Jan 23
30% Dec
26%
10
30
21
26
*25%
10%
20%
J-n
Apr 17
Jun
27%
10*8
30%
Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd
10
*25%
10%
20%
United
19
27%
10%
29%
4
87
*25%
10%
1
Corp
Jan
5
26%
10*8
J
10%
Smelting Ref & Min com—50
preferred
—50
Stockyards Corp
0
6%
Shoe
United
6% Deo
6%
S
5
13*2 8ep
4% Jan
6%
S
22
8
6%
141%
noncum
7%
U
6*4
60%
27%
100
preferred
6%
19%
5
Jan
3
3
4
Co common
15% Feb
5% Oct 29
70
P»ov
14
9
S Rubber
6%
24%
*8%
7%
25
Oct 22
24
~l
S Pipe &
S Playing
8%
22% July 15
51
Mar 23
4% Jan
82
May
U
12
136% Jun
10
17
4
22
50
14% Apr 23
7% Dec
Jun
Mar
87
preferred series A
Lines Co common—
a
4%%
U
Oct
28
31
Jan
7
9
68
21
4%%
17% Feb
71% Sep 10
69
Mar 9
27
26
2
4
4
12% Jun
4% Feb
9
13
33% Dec
13% Dec
Jan
Dec
73% Dec
40
27 % Jan
82
169
*38%
tJ
33% NOV
19% Sep
50
4%
45
Shares
Dec. 6
Dec. 5
*25%
27%
8
Aug 23
18% Nov 26
Jul> 18
1
"27
10%
37 % Jan
Oct
Feb
50
1
class A preference
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Dec. 4
6%
6%
8
63
170
5%
U S Industries Inc common
6%
Sales for
PRICES
Wednesday
Dec. 3
Dec. Z
common—82 %c
Mach
14
i 69
128,
22
Jun 12
S Hoffman
Nov
6
JaD
90% Mar
7
Jan
17% Apr
U
23% Oct
67% Mar 14
142% Dec
56
37
14
51% July 18
2
70
32% Nov 29
36
26
V* July 20
19 V4 iVitti
7
HIGH SALE
Tuesday
Monday
Pflf
EXCHANGE
17% Jan
22
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
90
*84
88
30%
29
.20
10
29%
11,000
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10'4
2,500
1
11%
12
11%
11%
*11%
11%
xll%
11%
11%
11*4
1 r*M
—16
*14%
14 %
14%
15
15
15
*14%
15
14%
14%
800
Wabash RR4%%
*59
62
5%
_—
Materials
Co
convertible
common
preferred
10%
w
00
74% Nov
28
83% Jan
3
60%
60%
61
56*4 May 15
preferred——100
Wagner Electric Corp
15
*60%
34% Oct 22
37%.
37%
*36%
37
36%
37
13 % Dec
19
14% Jan
9
12% Oct 22
14
*13
13%
*12%
13 %
13
13
29% Sep
26
33
Jan
6
27% Oct
Nov
29
75
Mar 20
12% Jan
30
20% Sep
64
28
95% Jan
24
Oct
22
16% Jan
2
23
.287/a Jan
3
9
9
40'A Feb
9
37% Oct
1
49% Aug
40% Jan
28
Apr 30
No par
10
Warner-Lambert
38% Mar 28
26*8 Oct
11
21% Oct
21
34% May 24
26% May
3
16% Nov 21
32*4 Mar 27
4% Apr
43 % May
17
i
1% Nov
22
10
22*8 Oct
14
34% Jan
29
Aug 14
48% Jan
23
42
3 %
May 15
44% Nov 26
52% Feb
2
20% Feb
16
44
Dec
21
41*8 Jan
2
25% Jan
3
44% Dec
5
16*2 Oct
22
25% Jan
10
23*2 Oct
21
97
26
Nov
4
105
July 24
95
Jan
28
93
Feb
18
47*2 Jan
11
29
Mar 20
112% Jan
13
92
Dec
12
105
Mar
88
Dec
20
105
Jan
27
42% Jan
30
63
Apr
18
Mar 27
108
2
90
83
79% Nov
32
'28 %
*23
28%
81
81%
*81%
82%
Waukesha Motor Co
Wesson
Oil
4.8%
28*4 Jun
7
5
Mar 20
Indies
West
Penn
Power
13
16% Dec
5
14% Jun
24
16% July 30
Western
93
Dec
28
,47
Auto
88
Aug 12
98
Feb
13
May 10
82% July 20
49
Feb
66% Oct
21
87% July 11
88% July 11
Western
17
58% Nov
29
86
9
5
44 % Nov
20
67% Sep
19
Western
Pacific
14% Oct
22
20% Jan
4
Western
36% July 1,7
65% Mar 20
19% Dec
,6
52% Feb
12
11
,
79% Aug 19
128
A pi
2
33% May 14
68% July
8
92
Mar 25
129*2 Feb
July 22
4
46
Jan
20
35% Oct
22
69% Jan
2
94
Sep
28
Jan
24
82% Nov
13
96*4 Jan
9
21% Jun
8
28% Feb
23
1G% Oct
21
26% Mar 22
Aug 30
80% Feb
15
55
Dee
6
31% Jan
18
24*8 Oct
25
62
27% Dec
36% Feb
20
1
99
Apr
10
9
69*4 Deo 31
103
60% July 24
102
Jun
8
68% Jan
Nov
8
28*2 Mar 14
34% Oct 21
91
53% May 24
20
100% JaD
7
4.80%
4%
Whirlpool Corp
4*4%
White
13% Jan
22
29% Jan
26
Oct
24
47
30*6 Jan
30
61
27
Nov
12
62 *4 Jun
Wilcox
12% Jan
23
30
13
May 17
Sep 11
16% July
17
4
19% Dec
5
26
10% Jan
9
Dec
30
68
4
9
5% Jan
21
8
27% Oct
8
31
25% Jan
4
18% Feb
26
37% Feb
20
28*2 Oct
Oct
18
21% May 15
29% Oct
1
145
Mar 22
24% July 10
36% Feb
.116
Jan 31.
75
19% Jan
12
Dec
127
17
.
34
May 13
34
34
34
33%
33%
33%
33'4
26%
26%
2G%
26%
27
27
*26%
27%
26%
26%
23
23
23
22%
22%
22%
22%
400
3 7%
17%
17%
17%
18
17%
17%
1,700
25
25
25
25
Mar 19
131
10
Woolworth
41% Jan
23
60% Nov
15
45% Nov
20
68 %
99% Jan
24
80*2 Nov
July 15
19
92% Mar 15
83% Nov
20
98% Mai
9
Oct
22
88% Jan
3
7% Dec
31
10% Jan
4
4% Nov
6
8% Apr
11
75
dpn/i
9
Vale
Young
2
Youngstown
29% Nov 28
18*2 Dec
6
30
91% Feb
12
140
y £,x-rignts.
Ex-distribution.
27%
27%
27%
27%
27 %
27%
27%
27%
10.10C
96
97
97
97
98
96%
98
96%
97
*84
&
*84
90
*86
90
*36
90
*86
90
83%
*83
86
*83
86
*83%
86*2
*84
86 %
"lO
25
36
35*2
X35 %
36%
36%
7.100
*95
34%
97
*95
98
96
21%
*21%
21%
21%
21
%
15%
15%
15 %
99
100
35%
*96
96
21 %
99
56i
*65
70
*93
51
%
*65
21%
*15%
15*4
15%
15%
15
15%
*93
99
54
70
*95
52 %
53 %
51%
70
*65
*65
52%
69
*95.
50*4
*65
900
100
17,900
52
69
47%
47%
46
47%
45%
46%
44%
15%
153,
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
16,500
20%
21
20%
20%
20
20%
19%
20%
19%
20
15,400
63
64%
62%
63%
44
84
85
100
84
100
*127%
%
84%
63%
63%
64
1
62%
63%
85
86
87
87
1,200
129
*140
13,100
>
*125
10
40
41*4
x39
39%
39
39%
38%
39%
37%
38
85
85%
x85%
85*2
85 %
85%
86
86
85%
85%
18*8
18%
17%
18
17%
17%
17%
18%
18
18-a
9,800
54%
*'54Vh
58
*54%
58
58
55
55
>
*24%
5
*54
80
25
25
1
39%
40'%
*90%
20
common—1
*5%
25%
*35
92
5%
24%
%
41
'92
5%
*25
26
39
24%
42
x40%
92
92
5%
5%
5%
25%
21%
*34
38
37*2
37%
34
25
34%
36
15%
15%
15%
15%
*66
70
*67
70
*14%
15
*14%
15
4%
4
26%
27
10
1
4%
1
com
29%
2.9%
loo
•34%
<123
4%
125
4 *8
300
*35%
39'4
33%
34%
5,100
15%
25,600
15
26%
267 b
29%
297a
*123
126
4',
70
*68
15'
*14.''2
200
70
15
8
4 *8
4%
4*8
4%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26-;4
29%
29%
29%
30
29%
*123
-
126
19%
19%
19%
20
19%
23*8
23%
23%
23%
23 %
30
126
*123
20
20
20
22%
23
22%
23
37%
37 %
37%
49
48%
48
5,0JJ
10,800
127
20
23*4
*81
2,000
*
•
*123
19%
10
Co
15%
*14%
15
*14%
39'%;
35
*68
70
*67%
*8
1C
Co
15%
1,200
•
'
10c
Inc.
120
24%
*35%
4,500
5%
*24%
15%
120
100
400
41%
93%
5%
35*4
:
J
25
40%
92
25%
15%
—No par
*24%
41
92
5%
34%
50
24%
*24%.
5%
26
25
41%
92
25
40
*91
*55
Nn pai
Inc—
Power Co
63%
4,700
*126
85
*84
*125
45%
No par
—:—
'
tr. 3,600
?
\
1,700
38,800
3
2,200
83 *4
82%
83%
82%
82%
82
82
82
82
No par
79%
79%
78%
79%
78*2
78%
78*i
7S%
78%
78%
•-'l,500
3
4%
4%
4%
4%
4-%
4%
4%
4*4
4%
4%
1,900
27%
27%
Mfg Co
160
30
27%
28
27%
27%
27%
28%
27%
23
5
Wire Corp
Corp
100
1,'900
15%
Sheet & Tube—No
Radio
700
98
20%
10
Youngstown Steel Door
Zenith
35%
*96
21%
49%
20
&
98
21%
15%
common
Towne
37
%
48 %
common_12%
Spring
506
89
83 %
2.50
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
2
on thi8 Oay-
27%
96
*■18%
34% July
ask^d ?ricPR: no sales
z
800
27*8
.
49%
35% Jar
tt
1,600
17%
48-%
123% Jan
uena.
200
61%
17%
49%
6
5
42%
61*2
18%
49
21
Dec
42%
61 %
18%
49%
22
3
42%
61%
18%
49%
74% Oct
141% Jan
*42%
61%
Worthington Corp common
10
Prior
preferred 4%%
series—100
25% Oct
July 30
42 Tit
*17%
37%
23 Vp Nov
101
*42%
x61%
37%
7
2,100
18
37%
12
1,606
1%
25
01
37%
10
1%
25
42%
37
36% Dec
8
18
.10
W)
1 7
25%
01
37 %
131 % Dec
May 27
1%
25
36%
8
16
%
25
10
(F
19
Jan
25
500
No par
v-u
Iron
Jan
20
1%
1%
1%
-
42%
54
Public Service Corp
83% Feb
24
17%
17%
*f,3
preferred
Woodward
45*4 Jan
34*8 Aug
6%
Wisconsin
8
1%
*22%
17%
__5
Wisconsin Elec
6
,
23
60%
100
Winn-Dixie Stores
35
17%
42%
100
(The S S)
Industries
22% Feb
14
26% May 24
Windsor
*22%
6C0
4/20C
17%
com—No par
common
$4.25 preferred
Wilson-Jtliit,
9
36% Nov
9,100
62%
34
60%
15
com
preferred
Trip
22
19
29
*
14
50% Mai
60%
*33%
*42%
100
Oil Co
AUg
July
00%
61%
1%
5
pfd
common
convertible
20% Oct
19
Nov
01%
33%
33*2
preference
18% Nov
27
43% Dec
88%
$3
21
30% Sep
-20
~
'60%
61%
33 3 4
00%
5
Machine
Sewing
Prior
Nov
13% Nov
1.500
61
preferred
Wi'
White
Feb
Co
Motor
22
4% Dec
9,800
19%
33%
convertible preferred
5*4%
Oct
69
30
11
19%
611.
common
White Dental Mfg
20% Oct
;14% Jan
.89
10%
19%
4
RR—
Wheeling Steel Corp
$5 preferred
2
29% Mar 14
;
*87%
11
19%
333.,
3.80% preferred series B
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
16
May 10
89
10%
33%
2nd preferred
Westinghouse Electric
23
16% Apr
82% Apt
*37%
12
20
11%
.20
33%
Telegraph
Westinghouse Air Brake
Jan
5
89
_1
preferred
Maryland Ry
noncum
26% Feb
13% Api
89
11%
20 %
33%
Union
4
90
11%
20%
50
1
Supply Co
68% Feb
17
*88
11%
20
preferred series B
100
preferred series C
100
West Va Pulp & Paper common
_5
4%%
preferred
100
15% Dec
Feb
90
11%
20
33%
Western Air Lines Inc
99% Jan
1,40C
*88
-
4,800
13
4.10%
25% July 31
130
14%
12%
4.20%
104*2 Mar 20
5
14%
13
com—2.50
4%%
11
29
14%
13
83%
Sugar Coi"p_
22
27
14%
13
33%
preferred
West
11
50% Nov
14%
13
5
West Kentucky Coal Co
West Penn Electric Co
Oct
82% Dec
14%
13%
1
4
17*2 Oct
128% Jun
14%
*12%
1
73% July 23
92% Nov
,26% Nov 29
14%
33
——5
39% Jan
12
May
14%
5
Snowdrift
<fc
31
22% Mar
v
*
700
No par
No par
Wayne Knitting MillsWayne Pump Co
Welbilt Corp
Jan
17% Nov 21
1,500
80%
13
1
-
25% Dec
67
28%
•
20
105*4 Feb 23
28%
80%
1414
Pharmaceutical—1
18% Jun
104
*
20G
1
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
9
28
80%
'
1,001
"
12
68*2 July 16
14
28%
80%
'403
62
100
36% Jan
27% Dec
28%
Corp——
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
22
3
13
81%
preferred
22
8
36%
13
,'62
28%
Industries
Oct
Jan
36%
13%
2.50
30
8
36%
81%
Ward Baking Co common
5%%
60
30%
28%
Walworth Co
Ward
60
*13
No par
30% Oct
19% Feb
Nov
System
38% Mar 23
37% Aug
27
Mar
1
18% May 29
16% July 12
Oct
26
2% Dec 26
Walgreen Co
Walker (Hiram) G & W
8
29% Dec
30'A Oct
8
13
19*2 Sep
42*8 Feb
20
22
6
86% Jun
80
106
9
Aug
Aug
Waluori
25
27
25% Feb
.
24
12*8 Oct
18% Jan
20
Jan
31
Sep 26'
13% Oct 22
7
15% Nov 23
35% Dec
22
69
17% Mar 13
■13% Dec 12
95% Dec 17
Feb
•
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
23%
28%
28%
28%
1,700
par
77%
78
76%
77%
76%
77
76%
77%
75
76%
12;900
19%
19%
19
19*2
19
19%
18%
19%
18%
3,500
133 *2
137%
134
136%
No par
.
No par
tin receivership, or petition has been filed for the
company s reorganization,
a
135*8
Deferred
1-36%
138%
delivery,
r
Cash
sale,
140
wd When
18%
134
7,100
17,400
13 7%
distributed
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•
•
Number 5697
186
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Record
Bond
(2495)
New York Stock Exchange
««
FRIDAY
The
italic
letteri
in
column
the
Figures
WEEKLY
-
"Interest
headed
after
decimal
Peried"
YEARLY
-
indicate in each
the
case
a
bonds mature.
when the
month
point represent one or more 32nds ot
V
point.
.
LOW AND HIGH SALE
*
GOVERNMENT
Range for Previous
Year
llighesl
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
;
1950
!
ka
Dec
j.7
Oct 1969
Nov
Treasury 3Y4S
Treasury 3s
17
Dpc
9b
Low
'
*98.2
Mar
97.10
95.30
!I—~~
12
9*1.12
Dec
12
II
*96.20
*93.30
96.24
90:13 Dec
12
91.3
Nov
13
91.20 Mar 28
91.20 Mar 28
*93.16
93.24
90.12 Dec
12
90.12 Dec
12
__
„
90.11 Dec
12
90.26 Nov
13
69.21 Dec
Nov~13
90.22
8
88.10 May31
Mar"28
97.8
13
96.30 Nov
13
96.30 Nov
87.16 July
Mar" 9
95.11
Treasury 2VaS—-Mar 15 1965-1970
Treasury 2YaS_—Mar 15 1966-1971
Treasury 21aS__i,June 15'1967-1972
__
8
95.14 Mar
12
Treasury 2%s
Dec 15 1963-1968
Tieasury 2,/as.___Juue 15 1964-1969
Treasury 2I/asi._—-Dec 15 1964-1969
i
...
93.9
Nov
7
87.16 July
92.24
97.8
93.9
8
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FCtTIl
Treasury 2%S—
7
101.8
*100.30
101.6
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Nov
15
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International Bank for
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96.8
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Mar 15 1958-1959
Treasury 2%s.—
June 15 1958
Treasury 2%s
Sept 15 1958-1959
Treasury 2'As.,—June 15 1959-1962
Treasury 2JAs_.
Declft 1959-1962
Mar 28
Nov
1967-1972
94.20
*98.18
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.
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v
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99.12
94.16
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103.16
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15 1961
1962-196 7
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104.26
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.,
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103.18
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101
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100.6
the Week
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103.10
99.6
,
Low
Low
94.14
.
99.2
*98.30
*100.24
15 1958
High "
104.16
Sales for
Friday
Dec. 6
Dec. 5
*103.6
*09.4
103.20
*94.8
98.20
*100
.Jfov
Low
*104.8
High
*98.28
93.10
Dec 15 1958
Treasury 2%S_Treasury 21as
01.12 Dec
98.10
*93.2
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June 15 1958-1963
Trea^r? 93/,s^„_Dec 15 1960-1965
Treasury 2%S—
Treasury
Low
*104.16 104.24
*103.16
*98.16
Feb 15 1995
Sept 15 1961
Thursday
Dec. 4
104.10
102.26
*102.22
l978-la»3
June 15
Treasury 2%S
High
*104
1974
PRICES
Wednesday
Dec. 8
Dec. *3
EXCHANGE
Treasury 4o
Treasury 3%s
Tuesday
Monday
BONDS
STOCK
98;i0
-
Reconstruction & Development
13
7
99.28 Jan
16
101.16 Feb
101.16 Jan
9
101.16 Jan
102.16 Jan
17
102.16 Jan
Feb
14
25-year 3s
90
Feb
4
25-year 3s
82.16 Sep
25
90.30 Mar
5
30-vcar 3'/4S
96.16 Apr
25
96.16 Apr
25
23
104.24 Feb
4
17
Feb
92
29,
84.16 July
13
Dec
Dec
5
83.16 Nov
99.16 Oct
Dec
89
S9
84
24
100.8
97.20 Mar 12
103.4
May 16
24
9
Mar
.Oct
1 1977
1 1958
May
Nov
2s
due Feb
2s
due Feb 15
*98
100
98
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1
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1 1978
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—
93.16
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103
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88
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Sept 15 1959
—
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21-year 4'As
4''is
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15 1971
I3%S_L
'
29
87.16
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15-year 3 Yas
20-year 4%s
115-year 2%s
v
Nov
80
*85.16
May 15 1975
19-year 3VaS__
99
91
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1
Oct
211-year 3%s_
96.24 Aug 15
*89
1976
1 1981
—..July 15 1972
107 '
-
/.*?
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♦Fid and
asked
No sales transacted this day.
price.
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97.16
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97.16
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97.16
*96.16
2s
-due Feb 15 1960
*94.16
05.16
'94.16
95.16
*94.16
95.16-
*94.16
05.16
*94.16
95.16
2S
due Feb 15 1961
*92.16
93.16
*92.16
93.16
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*92.16
93.16
•32.16
93.16
2s
,
1059
97.16
due Feb 15 1962
* 91.16
92.16
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92.16
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92.16
*91.16
92.16
IThia issue has not
as
yet been Admitted to Stock Exchange dealings.
»Odd
,
." *91.16-
93.16
92.16
lot transactions,
e
—
'
J—
bond transactions.
r Registered
Cash sale,
.
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED DECEMBER 6
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS,
NfW
York
Stuck
Last
Interest
Period
Exchange
or
Sale Price
AsJted
Low
High
Jan. 1
No.
Low
1961—
3s
New
Transit Unification
3%
Corporate
_Quar-June
*103
City
•
-
Stock
series
No.
No.
17——
series
No.
18
—June-Dec
1980
951
94-A
56
88'A
denes
3%3
■
Issue—
9834
16
No.
3%s
series
3:,As
a
series No.
series No.
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3:As
3Us
.
!
1
19——.
20——
22
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Canada
2%s
25-year
120
Teletype
Broadway, New York
s
jAAntioquia
(Dept) collateral 7s A 1945
Jan-July
§ AExternal sinking fund 7s ser B 1945
Jan-July
$AExternal sinking fund 7s ser C 1946__Jan-Ju/j/
$ AExternal sinking fund 7s ser D 1945
*88%
*88%
Jan-July
88%
*88%
sink
sec
fd
7s
3rd
ser
loan
-
—
~
—
-
89%
88
89
lABavaria
89
44!Vu
23
44%
90!4
24
84%
94
90%
90%
91
31
84%
95%
96%
33
91 %
June-Dec
90%
90%
91%
39
84%
97%
97%
19
91
181
99%
ihdVas
6s
external
Jan-July
—
73%
4%s deb
adj
debt
ser
adj
13
75%
reduced
165
97
97
27
103% 104
96
83
94
99%
101%
104
119%
^ApriZ-Oct
*134
107
136
Apr-Oct
Apr-Oct
*77
78%
78 %
*70
70%
70%
June-Bee
1950
*130
Stamped pursuant to Plan
reduced
to
3;3757*)
88!
June-Dec
1978
6V2S of 1926 due
f
A
1979
1957
April-Oct
IA 7s
f 6I2S of
s
(Central
Stamped
Ryj
1927 due
reduced
to
3.5%)
A
1978
17
77
91'/a
119
112%
--
66
66
65
10
65: %
'130
(interest
June-Dec
*87'%
funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
Stamped pursuant to Phtn A (interest
reduced to 3.375'A)
1979
1
April-OcZ
3%s
series
No.
37
40 Va
82
*38
75 Ya
75 Ya
75%
*75
67%
65%
24
—
—
—
132
;
*75
■
1944
(Plan B)
38 Y*
*38
36
-
,
66
06
99'%
10
99 %
99% '
assented
Gt/as
assented
A6%
*4—
41
47 Ya
37
35 Ya
46 Y*
80%
75
—
47
47
*38
41
48
75
—
assented
1961-
80
*38
41
48
*75
A8s
79
80
81%
40%
40%
*38
assented
75
—
4»"
——
'
75
43%
*6%
—June-Dec
_Mar-Sept
•
ACs
debt
3s
Cuba
of
6
9
80
—
bonds 1953 due 1972
(Republic of) 41/23 external
1977
(Dept of.) 3s 1978—
121
51
3%3
series
No.
2
3%3
series
No.
3
June-Dec
90
97
25
89
4
June-Dec
99
99
5
91
99
No.
5
June-Dec
97
97
1
95
99%
3%s
series
June-Dec
96
S%3
series
No.
7
June-Dec
*96
96
99%
3%s
series
No.
8
June-Dec
*96
92%
96
49%
101
101
*43%
51
8%s
series
No.
9
June-Dec
*96
96
__
SECURITIES
MARKETS
98
8%s
series
No.
10
June-Dec
*96
94%
96
93
98
92%
923/4
91%
96
93%
98
93
98
3%s
series
No.
11
3%s
series
No.
12
June-Dec
*95
June-Dec
1
*95
3%s
series
No.
13
June-Dec
3%s
series
No.
14
June-Dec
3%s series
No.
Per footnotes
15
see
June-Dec
page
31.
—-
-
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96
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121
118 Ya
49
April-Oct
June-Dec
JJan-July
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82
118 Ya
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1927
ref $
47
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Jan 1961
.Jan;J^ ?
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April-Oct
§ A,Sinking fund 7s of 1926 due 1946—May-Nou
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Feb-Aug
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May-Nou
4%s
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81
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*.
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99%
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81%
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•m-
99Y4
97
78
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June-Bee
1957
1961
76%
96
5
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78
39
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—
June-Dec
1
66
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77
91%
48
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132
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•
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38
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115%
—
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(interest
April-Ocf
June-Bec
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90
1957
1952
pursuant to
2
...
Aprfl-Oct
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1979
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'
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75
June-Dec
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106 la
80 Ya
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17712
87 '/a
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3.5%)
to
s
90
52
79%
*75
._May-Nov
1963
fund $ bonds 3s
79%
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81%
49
*43 la
101%
June-Dec
1970—
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IA Brazil (U S of)
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1970
A
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1958
loan
51
90
11
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81%
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86
15
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of)
97
86
,_Mar-Sept
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93%
1993.
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Belgium (Kingdom of) extl loan 4s 1964—June-Dec
5J%s external loan 1972
'.
Mar-Sept
ABerlin
98
_April-Oct
A
99%
101% 101%
94
Mortgage Bank fllas 1957.
1930
1980
due
assented
AGs
AChile
93%
97%
101 %
-4.
'
98%
Mar-Sept
99
96 Ya
86%'
.^M ay-Nov
94%
95%
44%
92
93
Mar-Sept
_Aprll-Oct
.April-Oct
51
89%
97
98
97
.
46%
fund 6s Sept 1961— _Mar-Sept
_Mar-Sept
1961
90
3i
89
99
93
864.1
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88%
June-Dec
-
4%s debs adj
•
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90
88%
•
,
_
88%
99
93%
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Feb-Aug
__Jan-July
1961
97 Ya
1
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90
88 %
'
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98
14
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89 %
89
.
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97
97
._May-Nov
90
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Feb-Aug
of
7s
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4%s
89%
89%
_
assented
A 6s
99%
Government—
Internal
4%s
D
Jan-July
June-Bee
June-Dec
20-year 3%s 1966
15-year 3%s 1962
15-year 83As 1969
15-year 4ll>s 1971
15-year 5s 1972
Austrian
*88%
——
1957-April-Oct
30-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978
Australia (Commonwealth of; —
20-year 3 las 1967,
.
*88%
AExternal sinking funds 7s 1st ser 1957_Aprll-Ocf
AExternal sec sinjc fd 7s 2nd ser 1957_April-Oct
AExternal
98
98
*96
75%
*97%
97%
99:t/4
93
99
96%
94
98'4
97
Foreign
—
rffi
06%
98
-April-Oct
Government and Municipal
(Kingdom of Norway; 4s 1968
Mar-Sep
97
1*0
97
97 la
._April-Oct
Akersftus
93
97
1978_Jan-July
f 7s 1942—May-Nov
assented 1942
§ A 7s
98
97
9812
98 la
30-yr 3s s f bds
(Republic) external
i A Chile
98
94
Mar-Sept
:
98
93%
97
*95
1978.Jan-JuZj/
1975
(Dent of)
Val
Cauca
NY 1-1693
High
97
*9514
June-Dec
—jane-Dec
30-yr 3s s f $ bonds
(Dominion of; 2%s 1974
(Dept of i
93%
97
——June-Dec
June-Dec
series No. 29
scries No. 30
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REctor 2-2300
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Members New York Stock Exchange
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No.
*95
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series No. 23.——i——12
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Bid & Asked
(continued)—
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or
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Brazil
Canai
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101
40 Ya
62
106
53
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The Commercial and. Financial Chronicle
(2496)
.
.
Monday, December 9, 1957
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
—
RANGE
Eriday
Interest
bonds
New
York
Period
Exchange
Stock
Last
Sale Price
FOR
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or
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28
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39
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90
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79
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98
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113
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:
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77
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91
125
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1962
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%
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19
——Jan-July
1981—
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77
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85
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(interest
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7s
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24
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22
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48
82
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gold 8s 1950—Jan-July
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93
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1961
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1958
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1959—-Mar-Sept
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94
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94
1958—
87
89
99 Va
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.
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;__Mar-Sept
,
24
—
-90
'May-Nov
—May-Nov
1971
3 Vis debentures 1977
51
(interest
1953
1953 extended to
96 Vi
18
—
2%s debentures 1982—
114%
—
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1965—:
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Susquehanna
&
Inc
General
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1937)
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3s
sinking fund external loan
1963——Feb-Aug
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1970—June-Dec
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Feb-Any
4Vis debt adj 1972
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6s due
of
1979
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4s
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P 7 Va
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RAILROAD
Great
Alabama
2Vas
1958—-Mar-Sept
2008
sinking fund old 4V4s
f extl loan
s
20%
94
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—
18%
20
Norway
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15 VB
99 V a
—
1979
1961 extended to
due
18%
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-
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18%
19
*168Vn
external readjustment 1984—
Jan-July
Valle Del Cauea Sec Cauca Valley (Dept of)
A Warsaw (City; external 7s, 1958——-Feb-Aug
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—_Fcb-Aug
AYokohama (City of)
6s of '26 1961——June-Dec
17
(State)—
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A
102%
19
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3 Vis
17
18
17%
Jan-July
_
(1942 agree't)
pursuant to Plan
100
26
100
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93 'a
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Mar-Sepf
3%s debentures 1973—-
20%
Minas Geraes
I
2%s
—
6 Vis
15
191 Vi
—
100
15
8Va
*14%
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-
—June-Doc
oft—
dollar bond
readjustment
2%s
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ASmall
(City of)
*188
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4s-4Vis-4Vis external readjustments 1978 Feb-Aug
5s
(assented to 1922
assented
10
*87Va
on
1963
to
conversion
2%s
5 A Small
new
9 Vi
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coupon
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,
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19G8_Jan-Jaly
r
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ment) 1945
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19 Vi
*17Vi
——_———
1954
new
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9
(Republic
American
(1942 agrce't)
...
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(1942 agrccm't)
assented
new
A4s of 1904
4'As
16C%
1968
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.
178%
94%
20
91%
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■
104
(Republic of)—
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198'%
100'%
175 Vi
99
9 Til
Mexican Irrigation—
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1952
1
extended
1953
8s
Uruguay
1st
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AJugoslavia
ANcw assented
5
April-Ocf
-
*
118
57
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June-Dec
1954
to
Low
62
—
'24
1954 extended
Jan. 1
No.
9 Vi
Jan-July
...
Tokyo Electric Light Co' Ltd—
SAOs 1st mtge $ series 1953
Aldens
Japanese
■
Alabama
f 3s 1977
7s
Range Since
Sold
9%
—Jan-July
1971—
loan of '12 1952
March
5 a With
6s
Utility Institute—
30-year gtd ext
IA Italy
*85%
April-Ocf
—
f
s
5Vis due 1961 extended to 1971
131
May-Nov
paid
May-Nov
1962——May-Nov
1971 extended to 1981
External
June-Vea
A6s part paid 1968————Feb-Aug
IA Hamburg (State of) 8s
1940——-—April-Ocf
part
Bonds
High
(City of)—
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—Apr-Ocl
(extl loan 1924 Dawes loan) —
§A7s gold bonds 1949—
-April-Oct
German Govt International (Young loan) —
A7s
external
•
German
5'As loan 1930 due
Greek Government—
1962
A5%s extl loan of '27 1961
_
1972
Range
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
(Kingdom)—
secured
B
(40-yr;
5 Vis due
,
,
1963—Jan-July
—
1980
series
Tokyo
1953 issue—
1972
International loan of
5s
18%
163
163
*78%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Sliinyetsu Electric Power Co Ltd—
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6 Vis due 1952 extended to 1962—.——June-Dec
ASiJesia (Prov of; external 7s 1958———June-Dec
A4 Vis assented 1958
June-Dec
South Africa (Union of)
4%s 1965——June-Dec
Taiwan Electric Power Co Ltd—
,
issue 1953
secured external
A5'As
1972
dollar bonds
75%
74
17%
—
Period
(
April-Oct
April-Oct
.
3s conv
100 Vi
70
—
Interest
Exchange
Stock
Croats & Slovenes
A 7s
92
44
72'/a
*72%
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of 1924
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4s
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Jan-July
1909
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Jan. i
44'i
Jan-July
May-No v
May-Nov
1953
*
Range Since
Sold
100% 100%
1976—Jan-July
1973
bonds
bonds
1962—April-Oct
1 1976
(Fed Rep of)—Ext loan
5 Vis
3s
Main
on
»—
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1907
7s
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—
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of)
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dollar
f
s
f dollar bonds Jan
s
AEstonia
—
Serbs
44/28
of) extl
(Republic of) —
(Kingdom
—-
Friday
Bonds
Czechoslovakia
(State) —
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6Ve) extended to 1900
'
WEEK ENDED DECEMBER 6
Week's Range
Mar-Sepf
June-Dec
*57
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
April-Ocf
*67%
.
—
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65
71
—
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83 %
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86 Vi
76
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7
75
82%
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Number 5697
186
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2497)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
Interest
BONDS
New
Central
Period
Bonds
Low
Himli
74'/2
74-A
No.
Low
57 la
58A
49
43 Va
42 Va
44
47
87'.a
87 Va
Feb-Aug
91
91
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_Feb-Aug
Champion Paper & Fibre deb 3s 1965——Jaw-July
j
3As debentures 1981__:—
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mortgage
AGen
mortgage
Central
RR
Central
New
Central
of
Co
Pacific
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N
York
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1974
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3%s
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4s
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1958
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59
3A
First
First
94
95
Dayton Union Ry 3'As series B 1965
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75
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96
96
June-Dec
1995
118 'A
60
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1961
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1976_Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
1977
1961
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103
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98
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93
10
105
191
128
103'A
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84'A
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85
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April-Oct
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Mar-Sept
21
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78
92
78
7
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70
—
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1982
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1977
1979
82%
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113'A
147%
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115
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91%
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78%
87%
77
78
83
85%
85%
91%
91%
93%
11
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1986
Fuel
Associates—
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&
84
79
82
June-Dec
Elgin Joliet & Eastern Ry 3'As 1970Paso
89'A
9
80%
mortgage & coll tr 3'A 1965^
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El 111 (N Y) first cons gold 5s 1995_Jan-July
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&
—
90
1985
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—
89%
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89
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2
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89
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1965
100
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94
106
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———
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5
80 'A
-
debs
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mortgage
1st
81
Cleveland Cincinnati .Chicago & St Louis Ry—
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lien
debentures
2.35s
Industries
Eastern
97%
94 A
18
,
86
89'A
mortgage 2As 1980^
1st mortgage 3As 1982
1st mortgage 3%s 1983
1st mortgage 3'As 1984
97%
77
102%
85 %
73
65
80'A
Duquesne Light Co 2As 1977
88
101A
72%
100
86
69%
69%
86
June-Dec
1st
83'A
;
45
993 4
94%'
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99
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1982—May-Sept
I
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1993
1980—.:
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1995
subordinated
85
a
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92
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1984
N
first
4s
Chemical
97
'
85 %
1977J
gold
conv
80
'
61
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc—
80 A
*83%
24
April
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 2As ser B
57
94
102%
debs
1971
Mack
&
Second
4s
——Apr-Get
Qfjies Service Co 3s s f
^
debs
Detroit
11
-■
64
Jan-July
1976-
series
~7
92
73%
-62%
Feb-Aug
(conv from Oct 1 1958)_Mar-Sept
Gen
92
57%
57
•
49%
1
May-Nov
1970
debentures
3As
58
61 %
57%
i
4s debentures 1960___
35/as debentures 1970___
convertible
Detroit Terminal
--
K
scr
70%
80%
~2
H
debentures
70
74
•
80%
*55 %
1971——
1-959-
convertible
65 A
65 A
*_'!
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———Jan-July
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series
3s
44 %
'
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14
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mortgage
refund 2As series
and
Gen
46
47
'
Income
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Edison
General
3As
gtd 3%s series E 19G9—-Feb-Aug
mortgage 2As series G 1974—_
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I T Financial
&. Salt Lake-
1 'io
Detroit
'--A:',.
92
49%
1977_Juue-Dec
1993—
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C
'.
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65
—
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contingent
66
'A
71
71
49%
mortgage series A (4'A A
contingent interest) 2018
45%
96
987/a
Income
45
259
91'A
90%
46
fixed
(3%
25
Western
Union
mortgage series A
26
45A
55%
84
94
Western RR—
46
52%
57%
95'A
89
92%
71
5s. 1987—Jan-July
tr
Grande
50%
*
First
coll
&
Rio
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46
44 A
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*—
93'A
Map-Not
May-Nov
1985
B 1985
ser
47
51%
95 V*
89 ya
_
May-Nov
&
46
Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern Ry—•
First and refunding mtge 2448-4Vis 1994-JaurJuly
Jan-July
..a.* • Income 2,3As-4'As 1994_i
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*
"
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-_Jan-July
First mortgage 2 %s series G 1963-.
Jan-July
Chicago & Western Indiana RR Co—
1st coll trust mtge 4%s ser A 1982
May-Nov
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 1st mtge 2As l975_Apri/-Oct
First mortgage 2ias
1978
Jan-July
1st mortgage 4%s 1987___
———May-Nov
Cincinnati
Power
mtge
Denver
4
82
85'A
88%
Co—
1 2042
mtge & coll tr 5s ser A
71
6
..May-Nov
RR
Light 3s 1973mortgage and coll trust 3'As
1st mtge & coll tr 3'As 1984
:
81A
73%
45 A
87 V*
May
mtge & coll tr 4'As
109
66
52
80
—
*82
series C, 1973—Jfay-Nov
5s
50%
mtge 2%s ser A 1980—---——-——Jan-July
4%s income debs 1995i__——
^.Mar-Sept
*
M
1st
47
72%
—A.'
140
& Western Div
1st
105
-
66
1st
*
and refund
Delaware
101%
-73
48
105
73
Ry—
A Second mortgage conv inc 4'As Jan 1 1999—April
First mortgage 3s series B 1989-——^_Jan-July
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR— 'A'A
Chicago
86
59%
72%
47%
——
—..Mar-Sept
2055—
143
97%
97%
Pennsylvania Division—
86'A
86
'■
■
62
*71
47%
4'As inc ser A Jan 2(J03_—April
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul & Pacific RR—
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Geheral mortgage 4'/2S inc ser A Jan 2019—April
4%s conv increased series B Jan 1 2044—April
1
—
60
—
A2nd mortgage
A Jan
Western
First
■
May-Nov
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville. Ry—
A 1st mortgage 4s inc series A Jan 1983——April
ser
&
1963
AIncome mortgage due 1993
& Essex Division
87'A
80%
'
—
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92
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■■ ■
61
Chicago. & Erie 1st goA1 5s 1982—
-—May-Nov
Chicago Great Western tc ser A 1988 - Ju/t-July
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5s inc debs
extended
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101%
82
85
Low
II
— —
*—
Jan-July
Lackawanna
—
100
——
April-Oct
1965
1977
Delaware
92'A
—
refunding mortgage 3!as 1985—Feb-Aug
refunding mortgage 2%s 1970—Feb-A/ty
1st & ref mtge 3s 1990
Feb-Aug
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—April
First mortgage 33/4S series B 1985
—May-Nov
income
2As debentures
Co
debentures
109 A
Collateral trust 4-6s May
First and
5s
&
3'As
97 Va
1984
3s
96
Mar-Sept
.
mortgage
98
'
*
114
*84%
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
mortgage 3s 1978
mortgage 3s series A 1978
First mortgage 3As 1982
93 A
92 y2
Jan. 1
22
No.
—Jan-July
89'/»
90
.
Range Slnea
Bold
95
111
conv
101
2
Bends
High
Inc—
42
Y
Range
Friday's
93%
93%
subord debs 1977
Jfar-Sep
Dayton Power &. Lt first mtge 2As 1975—April-Oct
4A
^*.
.
April-Ocf
1986
deus
inc
81
•
First and
•
,
subora
Daystrom
55
or
Bid & Asked
Low
80'A
3
Week'a
Publishing Co—
82
and
Chicago Burlington
Last
Sale Price
8a
88
99',
82
impt M 3%s series E 1996—Feb-Awy
Refund and impt M 3%s series H 1973—June-Dec
R & A div first consol gold 4s 19B9j—Jaw-July
Second consolidated gold 4s 1989-—Ja«-July
\
Period
70
93'A
.
Refmid
Interest
Exchange
93
.
101
Chesapeake &, Ohio Ry General 4'As 1992 Mar-Sept
Refund and impt M 3'As series D 1996—May-Nov
v
6s
High
Stock
86
First
.
18
Co—
refund
and
1987
3'As
J
Power
Curtis
Jan. 1
583i
4s series A
Friday
6
York
New
Range Since
Sold
Jan-July
AGen
DECEMBER
ENDED
B O N D S
Range
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
1995
—.—Jan-July
4'As series A Jan 1 2020
May
4%s series B Jan I 2020
May
First mortgage
WEEK
FOR
Week's
Last
Sale Price
tx/■—
Georgia.
w.
Exchange
Mock
York
130
88
89
97%
103%
99
4
—
102
'
'
General 5s
;"
series
Cincinnati
Wab
first coll
Division
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1st 4-s
Mich Div
&
lDDl.Jan-July
~
debs series
3%$ debentures
4%s debs series G
v'
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South
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1st
1983
,
'
89%
88
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92
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108%
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s
84
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1963
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82
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88'
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178%
110
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':
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6
82
5
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2:'As
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87'A
75
85'/a
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95%
85
80
_
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1968
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3'As debentures 1976
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1979—
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—
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1978
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26'A
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mortgage
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s
1965
1980
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16'/.
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84 3
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21
106 A 108%
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84
91
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93%
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debs
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Crucible Steel Co of Am
1984
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May-Nov
1977
:
1st mtge 3'.as '66-May-Nov
Cuba Northern Rys—
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1970
90 %
__
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June-Dec
90%
85
85
*80
—
36%
86%
5
.
10
.
86%
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—
-
1970—
A 1st
&
ref
4s
series
A
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footnotes
see
page
1970
1970
31.
283;
Jan-July
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June-Dec
June-Dec
35
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3
90%
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93
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89'/a
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86
90
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30
28
35
1
38
38
26%
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42
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42%
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Jan-July
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1976
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94
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100
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124%
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93%
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88
92'/«
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of
Steel
1949
subord debs 1970
the European
92
105%
93%
109
187
447
84
84
60
83
94
92
94
16
90
92
91
92'A
98%
186
80%
1953
4'As debentures 1968
4s sinking fund debentures 1978
4%s s f debentures 1977
;
5s s f debentures 1982
1
100
84
96 Ya
110'A
172
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
-Mar-Sept
June-Dec
Jan-July
Jan-July
79 Va
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May-Noo
June-Dec
&
ref
mtge 3%s
1983
Feb-Aug
Ja7i-July
June-Dec
1st
Ar
ref
mt.ee
3%s
19R5
-Anril-Oci
2
84 %
86'/a
June-Dec
i
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FfTst Sc
93
101
series
40
100
85%
cc —T
99
series E 1984
Jan-July
General mortgage 3%s series F 1985
Ja7i-July
Peoria & Eastern first 4s external 1960—ApriZ-Oct
A Income
4s April 1990April
Pere Marquette Ry 3%s series D 1980
Mar-Sept
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—
98%
50
5s
"
April-Oct
I960—-Feb-Auy
1975
mortgage 4V4S
88:%
1974—ApriZ-Oct
3s
4%s
General 4%s series A 1965
98
86%
117% 119%
Light
62 Va
75
*76 %
Sc
sinking fund
89 Va
100
40%
75
47%
66%
Va
Power
Consolidated
89%
May-No?
„
m-—
68
93
72%
•'
77%
56 %
1973—May-Noc
May-Nop
May-Nov
1973
s
debs
f
s
s
f
83
85
95
56(
88 %
78%
86
*66
60%
81
''
63»4
51 Va
*65
4%s 1987
—'Mar-Sept
gold 4s 1996—April-Oct
general & ref 5s 1974—Mar-Sept
refunding 4.%s ser A 1974—Mar-Sept
&
50%
/
90
1
*72%
mortgage
mortgage 4%s 1986-.
mortgage 53 1987
86 5 a
May-Nop
8
80%
Central
mortgage
119 Va
1982
51%
—
Feb-Aug
mortgage
June-Dec
1970—June-Dec
June-Deo
debs
51%
•
Jan-July
,April-Oci
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
1980
First
81
a
Corp—
First
76%
74 Va
80 V
101
1
—
First
June-Dec
debs
50 %
*
;—May-Nov
mortgage 2%s 1980
General
Feb-Aug
52%
w
50%
—April-Oct
.
81%
42 Va
May-Nov
April-Oct
'
*
1973——
75
101% 104
*71
_Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
1986
31.
a
82%
78%
86'4
*87 !.i
Feb-Aug
1958—May-No?
—
page
58%
50 Va
54Va
Chester—
.34'/a
80
Louis—
B
1986
For footnotes
-
2030
1991
1981
3%s
Port
Si
Va
68
Co—
Dairy Products 23/4S
debentures 1970
3V»s debentures 1976
Prods
58 Va
50 V
(Minnesota) first mortgage 2%s 1974—Feb-Aug
First mortgage 2%s 1975
-April-Oct
First mortgage 3s 197——
Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s
1979
—Feb-Auy
86
104
v
3s
Distillers
69%
58 Va
84'%
1st Sc
1971—May
Jan
ser
National
Natl
57
3%s
gtd 4s
series
51
195
Northern States Power Co—
82
85
55
1978
Register
sub
1
77
91
...Jan-July
Jan-July
Chattanooga Sc St
mortgage
National
60%
RR—
Northrop Aircraifr Inc—
98
Ry 3'As series B 1966
(John) & Co 3s debentures
debentures
57
Y Power &
First
April-Oct
Morris Sc Essex first gtd 3Vis 2000
Mountain States Tel Si Tel 2%s
1986
3%
57Vt
„—May-Nov
Hartford
75
„Feb-Auy
Monongahela
Nashville
78
Va
%
First
1962
ser
61 Va
111
—June-Deo
A
79 Va
*Z
_Jan-July
mtge income 4%s ser B Jan 1
5s income
debentures Jan 1 2045
4Vis coll trust 1976
Malone
102 7 i.
73
Mar-Sept
—
Morrell
10
Mar-Sept
2.
Gen
Si
74
*81 Vi
Jan-July
1967—April-Oct
Missouri Pacific RR Co
Reorganization issues—
-1st mtge 4V4s series B Jan 1
1990
1st mtge 4 'As series C Jan
1 2005
Mohawk
94
*98 7 it
1962
5s
River
1st
series
adjustment
Gen
86
1979—Jan-July
1969—Mar-Sept
C
1972—
A
229
80%
First & refunding 3%s series I 1966
MJssouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
ACum
5
June-Deo
AGeneral mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan
1991—May
Missouri Kansas Si Texas first
4s 1990—
June-Dec
Prior
85
87
74
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Paul & Saulte Ste Marie—
First mortgage 4Vis inc
series A Jan
5s
130
62%
78
£3 ('2
'
1986...,
(quar) F M A N
Mfg 23/4S 1967
April-Oct
Si
St
Prior lien
85
87
f inc debs
s
94%
Co—
Minnesota Mining
series
Refunding & improve 4%s
Coll th-ust 4s 1984
89
88
May-Nov
1976——
debentures
Minneapolls-Moltne
99 %
82
6
85
sinking fund debentures 1967
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
s
13
85
1986
1973,.,—
B
mtge
3s
13
■89
3%s
3%s
4s
General lien 3s Jan 1
97
99%
June-Deo
series
5714
61
%
120
89
*>
1975
4Vis
33/as
76
119%
Corp—
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3Vis
First mortgage 2%s 1969
First
117
68
2
91%
—Mar-Sept
1968__Mar-Sept
debentures 1991
RR
649
—
99%
Jan-July
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s
1074—May-Not>
First mortgage 23As 1980
'—Feb-Aug
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3Vis
1988
April-Oct
4%s
Michigan Central
F
Northern Pacific Riy prior lien
4s registered 1997
89
1978
subord debs
conv
West
4%s
91%
Feb-Aug
Scott
56%
62
1998_Feb-Aug
1989
3 Vis
99
81%
*111
Mar-Sept
1979_May-lVoo
Feb-Aug
.
series
3 Vis
101
95%
69
McKesson & Robbins 3 Vis debs
1973.
Mead Corp first
mortgage 3s 1966
&
86
81 %
81 Vi
Manila RR
Merritt-Chapman
93%
5
68 Va
56%
—Feb-Aug
Northern Natural Gas 3%s
101'/a
15
80:%
1977
5 Vas
85'4
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
(Southern Lines) 4s 1959,—
May-Nov
May Dept Stores 2%s debentures
1972
Jan-July
3V4S. s f debentures 1978
Feb-Aug
3V»s s f debentures 1980
Mar-Sept
May Stores Realty Corp—
Gen mtge 5s s f
series 1977
Maine Central
92 '/a
96%
69
debs
3s
Haven &
General
79
82
96
80%
...
subord
45 Vi
99
51%
78
&
General
-r
100
94 %
96 Va
—_Mar-Sept
April-Oct
Macy (R H) Sc Co 2%s debentures 1972
New
Northern
17
a
April-Oct
mtge 2%s
—
51%
Norfolk & Western Ry first
72
.
ApriZ-Oct
1980
Y
4%s
60%
40
April-Oct
1987—
5Vis
96
..
36
28
46 Vii
I 2003
1984
4%s
I
817
April-Oct
1982
Inc
81
40 Va
GOl
Apr-Oct
1976_June-Deo
ser
3 '/as
67
37
H 2003
ser
S'/aS
—
65
^
May
D
First Si refund
mtge 3%s ser F 2003
First & refund
mtge 27/8s ser G 2003_
First Si refund
Louisville Gas Si
72%
37
June-Deo
.
3s
69
52
40
40
—May-No?
May-No?
,
mtge 33/48
50%
7
v
May-Noo
1952
3%s debentures 1978
Louisville & Nasnvllle RR—
First & refund
mtge 3%fl
St Louis div second
gold
1
53
_
'
63
1—
-Jan-July
General mortgage 3Vis 1983
General mortgage 3 Vis 1983
50%
_
4.-
90
51 Vi
3 Vis 1998
Feb-Aug
—_—Feb-Aug
General
52
May
1963
debentures
85
~
Lone, Star Gas 45/«s debs 1982
Long Island Lighting Co 35/as ser
Co 3s
69%
88
April-Oct
April-Oct
-
gold 3 Vis
debentures
Niagara Mohawk
89
50%
&
May-No?
2003
gold
General
May-Nob
Aircraft
(Pj
80
2
69%
May-No?
3.75s
Lorillard
87%
76
'
Jan-July
1962
Corp—
subord debentures 1980
4.50s debentures 1976
lALombard Electric 7s series A
75
67
CO T—<
81%
73%
bds—
Interest
series
5
74
Feb-Aug
Lexington Sc Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
April-Oct
Llbby McNeil & Libby 5s conv s f debs '76-June-Deo
4s
86
86
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
contingent Interest 2003
May
Lehigh Valley, Terminal Ry 5s ext
1979.,—April-Oct
Lockheed
4%
72 Vi
interest 2003
contingent
general
2%
66
5s
Miami
10
95%
72 Vi
A 4s fixed interest 2003
Series B 4Vis fixed Interest 2003
Series C 5s fixed interest 2003
E
2 '/a
146
89%
66
Series
ASerles
2 %
1970—April-Oct
(N Y)—
mortgage 4V28 extended to 1974
4-
90
86
90
79
85
*81
—
June-Dec
N
104
78
—
Light first mtge 2%s 1975—Mar-Sept
N Y Si Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993—April-Oct
N Y Susquehanna & Western RR—
Term 1st mtge 4s 1994—
——_——Jan-July
1st & cons mtge ser A 2004
—Jan-July
AGeneral mortgage 4Vis series A. 2019—Jan-July
N Y Telephone 2%s series D 1982
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3VaS 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 19,96—ApriZ-Oct
Refunding mortgage 4%s series J 1991—May-Nov
97%
146
52
93
Lack Si
Harlem
98
65
Lehigh Valley Railway Co
Lehigh Valley RR
146
92%
Y
A General
88
89."u
100
14
77
&
Jan-July
JAN Y Ontario Si West ref 4s June 1992—Mar-Sept
97%
89%
96%
103
—Jan-July
1997
1998,.
Cent collateral
registered 1998
income
1st
69 (h
5s extended to 1984
125
83
*80
refunding mtge 4s ser A 2007—Jan-July
AGeberal mtge conv inc 4%s ser A 2022
May
66
stamped 1984
stamped 1974
1st mortgage
48%
97%
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1997
collateral
mortgage
Vis
First
'97—June-Deo
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
registered
4%s series
80
June-Deo
SYaS A
83
Y
N
88
Aprll-Ocf
___April-Oct
1959
Mar-Bepi
1997
Lehigh Coal Sc Navigation
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
1st &
80
78 %
1997
1964
100(4 101 %
—
72
81
*80
Jan-July
JAKreuger & Toll 5s certificates
Lake Shore Sc Mich South
gold 3'/is
registered
79
"83U
88
High
84%
*83%
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N Y & Harlem gold 3 Vis 2000
:_May-Nov
Mortgage 4s series A 2043
Jan -July
Mortgagees series B 2043
a,
———Jan-July
•80
78
(a
N
95
92%
83
4
85'/.
77
83'a
Jan-July
——Jan-July
4 Van unguaranteed
1981
Kings County Elec Lt & Power
1998
A
registered
First
125%
100
77
10
"88
1961—Jan-July
—
1961
81
*78
83 Va
June-Dec
1987—.....Jan-July
4V2S
91
2
95%
81
June-Dec
Terminal
58
8
York Cnicago & St Louis—
New
95%
147
95%
Low
—
91%
1
111
109
Jan. 1
No.
102'.4 103
101%
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1980—June-Dec
109
—June-Dec
4s
series
4s
Michigan
83
89%
103
.May-Nov
April-Oct
B 1961
trust 6s 1980
Shore
•
83
mtge 3'As series C 1984
June-Deo
Kansas City Terminal Ry 2%s
1974-——_April-Oct
Karstadt (Rudolph) 4'/as debs
adj 1963-—Jan-July
Little
93
Breaker—
Kentucky Central
%s
3Vis
1st
1st
3
3 Vis
105
98
...
B*a*e Sine*
Sold
Central & Hudson River RR—
96
86%
—'
90 Va
1974—
General mortgage 3Vis
Lake
Jan-July
mortgage 27/aS 1978
1st mortgage 2%s 1980
Kansas City Southern
Ry Co—
3%s
81
24
80%
Y
N
Corp—
1S77
1st
Koppers Co
Collateral
106 'A.
Bonds
High
Co—
Refunding Si impt 5s series C 2013_v
92%
97%
99%
35
Si Tel
Refunding Si Impt 4%s series A 2013
170
128
91
106(4 106 V*
1990——.April-Oct
•
2
85
——.—Jan-July
City Power & Light 23As 1976
Plain
('4
128
Friday's
Central RR CP-
New York
92
Consolidated
*91 >4
4V»s conv. subord debs 1982—
—Apr-Oct
Jamestown Franklin Si Clear 1st 4s 1959—June-Da0
Jersey Central Power 6c Light 27/es
1976—Mar-Sept
joy Manulacturing 3s/as debB 1975
Mar-Sept
Kanawha & Mich 1st mtge 4s
Kansas
89
Pipe
4Vas s f debentures
Interstate Power Co—
1st
128
or
Bid Si Asked
96%
Mar-Sept
New Jersey Bell Telephone 3%s 1988
Jan-July
New Jersey Junction RR gtd first 4s 1986—Feb-Aug
New Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
Mar-Sept
New Orleans Terminal 3%s 1977May-Nos
93
02
debentures
3s
87%
82 Va
75
92
Jan-July
1987-.
debs
87%
80
Mar-Sept
1981
J
Line Co—
debentures series A
f
s
K
ser
Minerals
90
78
War-Sept
mortgage 3.20s series I 1982
series
86
1986—June-Deo
1972
1st
1st
3'/2S
84
a
England Tel
June-Dec
May-No»
Feb-Auy
1980——,
First guaranteed 4Vis series
3s deoenlures
1982
94
*831
2%s debentures 1967
3Vis conv
debentures 1977
f
s
New
90%
92
*85
Jan-July
2Vxb
5s
86
73
75'/a
84
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Cent
3y2s
:
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National Tea Co
High
Monday, December 9, 1957
.
Low
37 Vi
111
Last
ile Price
Period
Exchange
Jan. 1
Sold
High
stock
.
W'cek'a Range
Friday
Interest
York
New
Range Since
Feb-Aug
A
^
Week's Range
Friday
.
92
86%
89 Vii
92
44
86
94'A
85
85
13
79
69 Va
79
84%
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83
80
*81%
88%
88%
88
81%
90
83
*83(4
84
90%
84
91%
85
90 Va
Number 5697
Volume 186
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
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31
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
FOR WEEK
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
New
York
block
Interest
Period
Exchange
Week's
Last
Sale Price
4j,4S
subord
conv
debentures
2%s
debs
1964
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1987
94 Va
91
3ViS
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&
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3s
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and refunding mortgage
3%s
debentures
debentures
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98
98 Va
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92
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June-Dec
Reading Co first & ref 3'/aS series D 1995—Wai/-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
Rheem Mfg Co 3%ft debs 1975—.—.
V4
88
66%
65
89
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Feb-Aug
§ A Direct mtge
7s
88
80
80
80
2
6s
1952
§ AConsol
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Mav-JVou
Wap-Nov
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1953
6s
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adjustment bonds—
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5Vis
series
4'/2s
series
conv
—
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—
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1st
70
11
106
152
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79
3
98
85
85 Vi
Wap-Nov
1982
86
y-~r
■
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1977
1
1st
92
30
83%
88
10
85 Va
88
71%
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71'/2
gold
mortgage
series A
4s
4s ser
income debs
0
—
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4s
bond certificates
First
Jan-July
May
Mar-Sep
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3Vis
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Scioto V & New England
—Mar-Nov
1971
B
1st gtd 4s
debentures
subord
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_April-Oct
Apr-Oct
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10
93
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&
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5%s
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conv
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&
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sinking fund debentures 1973
mtge & coll tr 4Vis 1977
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debentures
§ a Siemens &
Sinclair
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95
f
91%
95
.
debs
86
1971—
99'%
105'%
85 Va
86%
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debentures
1987
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80'%
95
2%s
80 %
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■
—
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1970
2
78
(Oregon Lines)
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conv
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100
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67
84 Va
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83
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136
130
130
1973—June-Dec
1969
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4Vis
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3Vis
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59
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86
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88
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impaired by maturity.
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Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
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included in
88
96
86
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in
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included
83
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84
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1967
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not
75
80
80
80
April-Oct
1985
Service 3Vis 1971Yonkers Electric Light & Power 2s,is
Public
88
59
83
96%
96
Jan-July
series A 2004
_■
54
*78 'i
RR Co—
mortgage 2%s 1979
Wisconsin
r--
107
98 Tb
*98%
109
116
101
26
102%105
71
93%
97-Vi
70
97 % 1013i
101V,
<75%
75'%
54
v,
.»
1982-
mtge 4Vis inc ser A Jan 1 2029
Electric Power 2%6 1976
First
59
91
Central
1st mtge 4s
77
66
69
63
63
*64
Jan-July
—.—
67 3 i
*67
April
1981
Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-O.cf
3Vis series C 1979—
Apr-Oct
debentures
Gen
Jan-July
first gold 4Vis 2013
(Indiana)
94
Co-
Wisconsin
RR—
debs
2%s
Products
"7
87
88
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
1969
1976
4s income series A Jan
mortgage
Wisconsin
97
Mav-Noc
Tel
ASpokane Internal
Standard
E
F
1977
Bell
121
83%
81%
*82
—
...Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Apr-Oct
Jan-July
1986
1996
First mortgage 2 Vis series G 1961
1st mtge 5 Vis series H 1983
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
New Orleans &
91
Co—
2%s series
2% 8 series
Mortgage
mortgage
87%.
88%
83 "2
Wap-Nov
1981
851-4
87 %
89%
War-Sept
A 1977—
San Fran Term 1st mtge 3%s ser A
First
37
J an-July
Jan-July
Wpstern Pacific RR Co 3V«s ser A 1981—Jan-July
5s income debentures 1984
—May
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2Vis A 1992—Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3Vis series C 1970———Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3 Vis series D 1967——Jan-July
3Vis conv debs 1975—
May -Nov
Whirlpool Corp 3Vis s f debs 1980——Feb-Aug
Wilson & Co. first mortgage 3s 1958-.
April-Oct
Winston-Salem S B first 4s 1960
Jan-July
90'%
13
.
*54,%
Jan-July
1994—
4 Vis
First 4Vis
1st
Co—
debentures
Southern Pacific RR
.June-Dec
162
79
—
Maryland
Western
95
Southern Pacific Co4 Vis
debs
subord
registered 2361
4s
88
—
.
84%
80
Feb-A?ig
Natural Gas Co
June-Dec
mtge 'ncome
5Vis
Jan-July
R.V
—
Co—
1979
Indiana
43
85
83%
85
June-Dec
April-Oct
334
104% 106%
IG6V4
Wap-Nov
RR
California
161
162
June-Dec
4V4s series B Jan 1991—April
First mortgage 3 Vis series B 1971
Feb-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3Vis 2000—Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting, gen mtge 3'%s 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—Wap-Nov
West Penn Electric 3Vis 1974
—May-Noy
West Penn Power 3 Vis series I I960Jan-July
West Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361,
Jan-July
92
107%
105
RR
Gen mtge
88%
87 %
88 %
Jan-July
1978
Bell Telephone & Telegraph
convertible
181'%
'
160
June-Dec
1951—
1951
conv
Gen
107
84%
12
103% 106%
106
June-Dec
2Vis 1976
gtd 5s 1963
Oil
Ala
seiies C
Corp of America—
conv subord debentures
Wabash
98
94
136
%
104 V*
97'%
5
103
105% 107
Mar-Sept
debs 1986
1585
Southern
Va
88
:
10
86%
%
96
99%
April-Oct
.April-Oct
1982
debentures
3Vis
—
101 %
76'%
103
103
April-Oct
1982
1951-
conv
debs
..Jan-July
—
1975—War-Sept
1978—War-Sept
1979—June-Dec
First and ref mtge 2T4s ser H 1980
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage & Refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
1st & ref mtge 3Vis ser J 1982
April-Oct
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
First consolidated 5s 1958
April-Oct
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
—Wap-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3V4s ser C 1973—April-Oct'
Inc—
subord
debentures
Southern
96
*80
June-Dec
2%s
Southern
96
102 Va
632
84
77 Va
—
1947
Electric & Power . Co—
First and refund mtge 2 Vis ser E
First and refund mtge 3s series F
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G
Corp—
6 Vis
assented
iio
..Jan-July
1947
series A
sinking fund mtge series A 1951—
Virginia
93
94%
8
■
—Wap-Nov
debentures
Halske
North
&
Boutliern
94%
94V4
Feb-Aug
s
assented
971/4
102%
75
Corp—
series A
debs
97
100
97 Vi
80
•
—
98
101%
Corp—
2Vis debentures
Bocony-Vacuum
Bouth
95
Mar-Sept
Skelly Oil 2 Vis debentures 1965
conv
■
—
—
__.Jan-July
Oil Corp 4%s
Smith-Corona
81
_
*76 Va
1972
3.20s
1967
4V4s
June-Dec
subcrd
Oil
—
„
-May-Now
1975
3%s
trust
Vanadium
103
911/a
87%
—
May-Nov
-
1982
Pipe Line
—
99'%
90
86
3 Vis
68%
47%
190
87'%
85
75
75
92 %
^
Jan-July
debs 1 1977
debentures
48%
ts
*
War-Sept
1974
Bears, Roebuck Acceptance
5s
6
»—
1989—May-Now
Seagram (Jos E) & Sons 2Vis 1966-
4%s
75
92
80 Va
91
Participating ctfs 47/bS 1968
80 %
2
89
8
a
3V4s assented series A 1951
April-Oct
1st mtge 3s series B 1980
3%s s f debentures 1977-
4%s
55'
47%
48 %
1989
Bcplt Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
Bcovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
3s debentures
68
95
3
83
33
3 Vis
86
85
57
75
75
,
70%
55 %
69%
5
89
90 Vi
6 Vis
91
80
...
69
57
May-Nov
Secopd 4s inc bond certificates Nov 1989-Jan-July
Bt Paul & Dulutli first cons gold 4s 1968-June-Dec
Paul
77%
-
87 Vi
89
98J i
6Vis
79%
87 V i
89
90 Va
3V'os
2006-
Jan
A
ser
_
99
119%
83
55
89
87
97
6Vis sinking fund mtge series C
1997
4Vis ser A Jan 2022
B 1980
inc
mtge
%
95 Vi
98 VI
2Vis
112
88
Mar-Sept
1996-Jaw-July
April-Oct
gold 5s
80%
13
S3
1977
United Steel Works
91
92
S
67
!
74
83
3%s
93
79
80
73%
*96
..Feb-Aug
4 ^/o
r
4
89 Va
88
,_jan-July
78'%
84
~"~ ;
81%
,_Jan-July
1st
U
*87 Vv
5
coll trust 3%s 1971
80
—
War-Sept
91
mtge & coll trust 3Vis 1972
85
1st
Mar-Sept
Co
79%
86 Vi
Vi
2
80
80
86
86
86
.May-Nov
debs 1969
of America 2V4s 1966—.April-Oct
.War-Sept
subord
92
83
_June-Dec
27/aS 1980——.—
88
80
Corp—■
Biscuit
88
*89
.Wap-Nov
1963—1
3V4S
1st mtge &
72
■■
113
103Vi
63
83
72
_
88
80
107Vi 112
112
96
77'%
23
•
80
Va
debentures
771/2
__
*78
80
77 %
*75
86%
85%
114
—,
United Gas Corp 2Vis 1970
152
—
■
■
*82
--
Jan-July
Adirond'k
&
ASecond mtge
3s
5
108
—
conv
3Vis
Corp—
6s 1996
Louis-San Francisco Ry Co.—
6s
70
108
*9lVa
'
Bt
70
108
1961—.—_War-Sept
Artists
United
161
—
—
Corp—
subord
-
180
161
__
*156
i
Aircraft
5Vis
1978
C
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971
Bt
82
of Missouri 3%s
United
180
•
Jart-July
Jan-July
mortgage 4'%s series D 1977
mortgage 3LiS series J 1969
General
Rohr
5s
6
96 Vi
mtge
1st
1978
& Electric
Gas
General
1st
82 %
Union
82
,
1978_
A
'%s series B
Rochester
Bt.
82
94
92%
102%
6s
1950—
§ A Direct mtge
Bt
82
96 Va
91
64%
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
4
66
91
80
83 V'a
23
99'/4
96%
.June-Dec
Oil of California 2%s debs 1970—
.Feb-: Aug
Pacific RR
27/bs debentures 1976
War-Sept
Refunding mortgage 2Vis series C 1991—
April-Oct
Union Tank Car 4 Vis s i debs 1973
460
661/4
99
82%
92
94
80
"
79 Va
*82
..Feb-Aug
80
90
V»
89%
83'%
*85 Va
Union
Radio
90
83 Vi
mtge & coll tr
1st
94
91 Vi
80Va
85
95
90%
debentures
1st
90
93
78%
1971—_Wap-Nov
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975. April-Oct
First
3s
2S
*92 Ti.
Co
Union Electric Co
97 '%
80 V 4
96 Vi
Cent ref
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s debs
93
91 'i
100',a
90
2'J
*94 Vu
Oil
Ohio
&
106%
89
*81 Til
1982—
—
.April-Oct
3Vis 1986
—...
and impt 3%s 1960- _June-Dec
debs
subord
Tidewater
Tol
87
85%
101%«,104"4
Jan-July
47/e$
Ill V%
162
79
*4
Inc—
Products
Thompson
83%
91%
80
99
93 Vi
*89
Assn
.
903i
9034
*82
-War-Sept
98
93
8931
*79'i
90%
Va
104 Vi
89%
1983—April-Ocf
1964
89
1
*164% 185
Apr-Oct
debentures
37
*103
—-June-Dec
:
95 Vi
92
High
Vi
83 V4
__
8C
Refund and impt
89 Va
1
93V i
93 Vi
Refund and impt M
101 Vi
89%
__
RR
109
86 U
96
of St Louis—
4s series C 2019— ,.Jan-July
2%s series D 1985— .April-Oct
._Wap-Nov
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Texas & New Orleans RR—
First and refund M 3Vis series B 1970. _April-Oct
First and refund M 3%s series C 1990- .April-Oct
.June-Dec
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000
..Jan-July
General and refund M 3Vbs ser E 1985.
Texas Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
_June-Dec
Term RR of New Orleans 3%s 1974.—
Terminal
86 3 i»
94"
May-Nou
Jan-July
.May-Nou
Swift & Co 2%s
a
*102%
Jan-July
.Jan-July
1971
1st mtge 6s
debentures 1972
2%s debentures 1973
Transit Inc
Surface
841
Joa-July
Mar-Sept
debentures 1982
debs 1973—
Sunray Oil Corp. 2%s debentures 1966
Superior Oil Co 8Vis debs 1981
99 Vi
98
Jan-July
Jan-July
1977
2%s
97
—
Low
NO.
High
88Vi
—
fund
sinking
4Vis
98
May-Nou
3 VL«s debentures "1975
4%s
83
99 W
3s 1972
mortgage 3'/4S
refunding
92
99%
June-Dec
May-FSov
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1979._Juue-Dec
First
1972
Standard
99%
Mar-Sept
.
and
86
debentures
Oil Co (Ohio)
2Vis
115
Co—
debentures 1963
First and refunding; mortgage 3Vis 1968
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037
1st
99Vi
11
April-Oct
1981
Gas
&
91'2
Staul'fer Chemical 3%s
Mar-Sept
1980__.
3%s
Public Service Electric
610
91
Jan. 1
Sold
Bid & Asked
86 Vi
1971—Wap-Nov
Jan-July
Range Since
Bond*
Friday's
or
Last
Sale Price
Low
debentures 2%s
1974
(N J)
Oil
Standard
95
89
Feb-Aug
1970
2%s
Line
debentures
f
s
Procter
Pipe
25
l'eriod
Stock Exchange
High
82
guaranteed 4s ser H I960
Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4'%s ser I 1963—Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4'%s ser J 1964_Way-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E' 1975
April-Ocf
Pitt.sb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3'%s 19G4___May-Now
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3V2s 1965-_Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Plantation
Low
94 Vi
Va
Consolidated
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
Filst general 5s series B
1962
No.
York
New
Jan. 1
Week'* Rang*
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
High
92%
107*2
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3VaS s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsbgli Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 19S6__june-Dec
Pittsburgh. Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
Phillips Petroleum
DECEMBER 6
ENDED
Range
Friday's
or
A Bonds
142'%
under Section 77 of
week.
selling flat.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
Dec.
stock
2
the
and
or
ending
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
Friday, Dec. 6. It is compiled from the report of the Arrterican Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security whether
following extensive list
we
furnish
a
complete report of the transactions on
bond in which any dealings have occurred
during the current year.
RANGE
WEEK ENDED DECEMBER 6
FOR
Friday
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Acme
Precision
Acme
Wire
Corp class A..
Products Inc
10
of Prices
Shares
6
Va
.
5'/4
20
Alabama
5% Mar
Oct
1%
Oct
•
8%
8%
8%
Feb
4»4
2
35.
Apr
30
1,100
6
2
page
11%
Nov
1,400
5%
2
see
Nov
2,200
5%
1
For footnotes
5Vs
191/4
Vi
1
1
6'%
2,100
Inc
Ajax Petroleums Ltd
Alabama Gas Corp
6%
Inc
€%
Industries
Jan
50
Manufacturing Corp
Supply Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Industries
Way
5%
6 V '4
20
Aero
Consol
Air
....
Oct
200
Aeronca
Adam
High
Par
3%
3%
200
7'4 Mar
9'4 Aug
10%
Jan
3 Va July
9
Oct
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Last
STOCKS
for Week
3%
1
.—1
Co common
Range
Low
Par
Abefdeen Petroleum
Sales
Week's
3
50c
—2
50
Alabama Power 4.20% preferred—100
Alan Wood Steel Co
10
5r/o
cumulative preferred
100
Alaska Airlines Inc
1
Sales
Week's
Range
of Prices
Low
High
1%
1%
1%
%
A
25 %
25V.
26 Vi
84
20
,
19%
Range Since Jan.
Low
1,600
4,400
2,400
230
125
Oct
1
1
High
5Va
Jan
Jan
85
20%
4
900
1,700
V2
Oct
1
19%
Nov
30
Feb
127%
Dec
160
Jan
81%
Oct
92%
19%
Oct
31V2
79
127 V a 128
Great Southern
for Week
Shares
Nov
89
Jan
2% Oct
5
July
Apr
Jan
32
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2500)
.
.
Monday, December 9, 1957
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Friday
Uii
Range
Sale Prlee
of Prices
STOCKS
StMk Exchange
SmirHtr-
Fir
▲mar
Low
RANGE
High
dap rets Amer iharei—
Engineering Co—
19 J/2
3!a
2?8
374
8,300
2% Oct
2 74
2%
3,200
Artists
..
6Vt%
Pictures
Corp_
preferred.
convertible
3
-1S
2%
Control Co Inc.
.1
Allied Internat'l Investing cap etook—1
Allied Paper Corp
S
Aluminum
of
Co
Industries
Industries
Ino
5%
cony
Beverage
common
Book
Electronics
Gas
30
Thread
Writing Paper
5%
•
Aro Equipment
Cenco Instruments Corp__i___
Central Explorers Ltd
Central Illinois Secur Corp....,
5% Oct
34 J/2
4,700
10%
Oct
18% July
1,500
19'/a
Apr
39% July
87'a
74
9%
1,900
7%
Oct
17%
3%
3%
600
1874
18%
200
10
800
2%
74
374
%
1274
11
1274
1,900
Jan
3.50%
41/4 Jan
2% Oct
%
7% May
2% Jan
Nov
35,000
4
16 J/2
4
91
650
85
36
6,300
30
Aug
J/2 Oct
25'/a
25'/a
25%
6,400
20
Feb
93
93
10 '/a
J/8 Mar
89
25
47b
4%
Jan
12%
13'4
13'A
1374
-2.50
13
39#
14
7%
Feb
Christiana
41% Aug
28% Aug
89 J/2 Aug
101
6
J/2 Mar
3'/2
Oct
1,800
12%
Oct
15%
Apr
13%
Dec
22%
Jun
3 4,700
6%
Oct
11% May
Oct
Clary
Class A participating
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Atlas Consolidated
2%
174
2,700
1%
500
94
1%
7b
80
277b
1%
174
Dec
3
Jan
10 peso*
lOo
Audio
Devices InC
Automatic Steel Products Inc
4%
1074
1
preferred
9
Oct
6,900
2%
Oct
4%
4,400
4% Dec
10%
2,800
4%
2
10
'4
27b
3
500
.1
26 J/2
Jan
18%
18%
3 00
Consol
12%
Sep
Baldwin
Banco
de
los
1
common
Securities
Hi
25,800
.
—le
300
12%
Oct
17
13
Nov
16%
Jan
2%
2?a
2,000
2%
"Il2
—
1 {3
4'A
2
3%
—
374
4 74
10,200
200
A,,„
6%
conv
1%
oSt
4
iyf
oT„
ay,
July
jij
29,700
4'A
574
4,200
i3%
14%
700
%
%
%
3,700
% 0.ct
Nov
"374
8J%
3%
2,100
3 J/4 Mar
4%
Ties
4»4
Nov
414
Dec
12%
4%
Jan
12%
13% Nov
Jun
18% May
2% Jan
common_.___.__i
574
(A 8) Shoe Corp
j
Telephone of Canada common__25
Belock Instrument
Corp
500
4%
Dec
5%
Feb
12 J/4
1274
123a
500
12 J/a
Nov
14%
Jun
X40%
x40%
417a
1,100
37%
Oct
48%
Jan
8%
2,800
Oct
13%
Jan
Bell
Benrus
Watch Co Inc
Blckford's Inn common
Black Starr A Gorham class A
Blauner's
j
8%
67/«
Z
4%
74
5
8
674
7
600
2,500
4 Ve
4 Ve
100
4%
41/4
4 Tb
2,000
(H C) Co common
•
5%% prior cumulative
preferred-100
Borne Chemical
Company Inc
I
26%
254
26%
83 Tb
82 J/4
8 3 J/2
A Co common..
-
Bourjols Inc
Brad
10 J/2
12
5%
7
800
220
82% Dec
J/2
3,000
"l%
200
6%
0,900
Breeze Corp
6Tb
5%
6=0
•
common
Bridgeport Gas
Britisn
tl
£1
Columbia Power common
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
British
Company common
Brown Forman Distillers
Bruce
(E L) Co
Mills Ltd
Brack
B
s
60c
serial
300
10% July
Oct
21
Jan
43
Mar
35J/4
Oct
8% July
60%
4%
Oct
;
5,V
574
6,000
4%
Oct
40 J/2
40%
600
34'/a
Oct
12%
12-%
1374
43,400
12%
Oct
10%
107 b
23%
107b
9,700
10%
Nov
19
163a
16%
21
197b
1
50o
400
15% Nov
74
500
x5%
Dec
2,200
7J/a
Oct
13%
1,100
15'/a
Oct
23
Jan
3
July
21
x7%
2%
2
5'
Jun
July
774
6
•
1
Jun
5is,r July
5|,V Aug
55% May
21
2.50
class B
(The)
ll'/2 July
2% Feb
Nov
iV
77b
8%
2%
7b
1,000
800
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71
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2,800
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100
Cocksliutt Farm Equipment Co
Colon
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ordinary
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22 72
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Jan
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9-
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5
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31 J/4
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Clark Controller
Apr
900
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101
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1,100
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Jan
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34
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36
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Central Power A Light 4% pfd
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23 J/2 Mar
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1,200
1274
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8,200
12%
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16J/2
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34% May
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31
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27% May
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Nov
26% Oct
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23
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Carolina Power A Light $5 pfd
Carreras Ltd—
22J/2 Oct
300
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common
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Capital City Products
Carnation
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76 J/2
800
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30% Jan
28%
9
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6,600
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Armstrong Rubber
272
17 74
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common
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3174
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f
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14% May
Jan
27%
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Appalachian Elec Power 4 Tb#
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9'/2 Jan
1,200
237 b
29
8Jf July
.
4,500
22%
29% Aug
Nov
12,300
Canal-Randolph
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Canso Natural Gas Ltd vtc_.
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24% May
11% Jan
6 J/2
1
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Oct
Aug
18'/a Dec
3,200
167 b
29
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A
Feb
May
l
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4.72%
12%
1574
6%
___
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate
Arkansas
76
200
800
29
a
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Armour
4,550
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Fuel
8574
22%
21
preferred
Amurex Oil Company class
Lead Mines Ltd
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-
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7
17
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1
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50
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3,200
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1
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313
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18%
31
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6 74
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16
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1
10% Mar
52% July
1
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20%
22,700
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4%
4%
2
Canadian Marconi
Oct
6%
1
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American
4 % Mar
19% Feb
5 "4 Oct
IS
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American
4,000
700
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.
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6,400
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Low
100
28
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•
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American Maracalbo Co
American Meter Co
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24
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15
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4 J/8
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American
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7%
85
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High
24
•
■
20
prelercnee
Southern
3574
42
104
common
American
American
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Canada
•
common
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cumulative preferred
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Aluminum
Jan
Feb
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Nov
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7%
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28%
1% Oct
137b Jan
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Oct
~2%
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Salea
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of Prices
Sale Price
American Mock Exchange
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Canada
American
Friday
WEEK ENDED DECEMBER 0
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for Week
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30
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Corp
1
137 a
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1474
$7
preferred series A
•
141
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preferred series B
•
131
131
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12
Oct
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31% Jan
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138%
Oct
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common
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Corp
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of America—:
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2
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pfd——100
1
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.
—10c
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1
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1
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1
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1,
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Nov
International Products
Apr
International Resistance
974
Oct
Oct
iT; Jan
327a July
1714 Feb
Iron
12%
Apr
Ironrite Inc
1%
Oct
3%
Jan
Irving
2%
4,500
3,200
11
85
Va
Oct
17
July
20
85
Dec
102
Feb
8%
9%
800
7
Sep
12
2%
8,900
2%
Oct
4
1074
974
20
Apr
Oct
60Va
Apr
15
Jun
9,900
1074
2,000
6% Jan
4
4
4%
I,600
3%
Oct
8
8
8%
300
7%
Oct
174
2
1,000
1% Oct
700
33%
57 a
5%
6 '/a
3,900
5%
Nov
&
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class
Co
97 a
97a
200
97a
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14
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6
33%
34
100
6
Nov
5
%
Feb
V4
39,600
9%
Financial General Corp-
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Fire Association
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Florida
,
Inc
(M Ht
Class
,
Oct
Nov
Fuller
97 a
700
8 Va
Nov
1474
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500
374
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674
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Israel-American
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7374
7374
74
10
74
22,000
July
fiVa Jan
6,700
%
71
774
Jan
12
July
%
1
274
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100
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274
274
27a
29,100
4
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8
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274
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800
Glass
Kaiser
Co
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1 Va
Apr
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1674
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Gas
common
Corp
&
Gatineau
5%
\
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Co
General Fireproofing
Plywood
SGer.eral
Stores
19
18,74
19
2374
25c
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2374
2474
2,600
3
Oct
1%
Jan
2%
Oct
5
Jan
lft Oct
4ft July
7% Oct
1774 May
374 Jun
274
Dec
97a
600
Aug
•
774
6,600
6%
Nov
6%
67a
2,100
57b
Oct
76%
1,950
76
82%
650
4,=
117% May
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120
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8.200
3%
4
4%
5,800
374
Oct
7%
l3b
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274
Jan
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574
4,400
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4%
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700
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25
1174
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Jan
774
Jan
40%
38
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56
15%
400
May
15 Va
Oct
19
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1374
34,800
5%
Jan
1
25c
26,200
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Dec
18%
19
2,200
83/4
Feb
30
98
20
95
Nov
90%
f-5
550
85
Jun
9974 May
97% Jan
4%
4 Va
674
8
5
674
,100
200
107a
5,200
3% July
6V2 Oct
8
Dec
9Va
Sep
Aug
6Va
Jan
1074 July
1374 Jan
7a-
Mar
Jan
3% July
Oct
774
Jun
Mangel
174
Apr
Manischcwitz
1674
Nov
22
Oct
2
;
222
3074 Aug
Mansfield Tire
11%
5%
400
574
Nov
15,700
1%
Oct
Jan
3.74 May
243
1
—50c
©c
14974
Feb
245
Nov
840
11874
Dec
132
Feb
1%
11,500
43'A
3,900
7a
87a
5,400
6
Feb
1174 July
4%
4A
5,500
3
Oct
127a May
9
9
1.000
27b
2%
3,300
40'a
8',4
1,350
17 a
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7
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174 Oct
4074
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43 74 Dec
3
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Company Inc
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;
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preferred
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American
E
&
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Harbor
Co
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—
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65
Dec
74
Dec
86
26
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Hazeltfhe
Corp
Heller
& Co 574%
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Higbie
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1
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5
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Inc
At
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& Hardart
Co
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Enterprises
Industrial
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Plywood
Co
For
of
5,400
550
85 %
16%
17
20
a
400
44% May
974 Jan
27
Oct
Oct
94
Feb
Jan
70
Sep
1274
Feb
25
X4%
2.900
414
Oct
21%
900
15%
Feb
2 3a
10%
11
600
7
674
Nov
July
67-4 May
28 74
July
1074 May
1,200
2 Va
Nov
600
274
11
1074
Jun
7,800
1%
Oct
1274 Sep
374 Jun
Oct
134
2Vz
22%
2 74
July
%
80
21%
6'a
"2%
Jan
2974 Aug
574 Oct
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21%
574
20%
62
24',a
1,800
1%
42,400
5
Va
Jan
1
74
31%
1
313 4
400
32
3774
Jun
%
Oct
2%
Jan
2%
24
Oct
474 May
2674
Feb
34 Va May
18
Co
common
convertible
Warrants
4.80%
cum
preferred series B
preferred scries C
Montgomery Ward & Co class
Moody Investors participation
Mt Clemens Metal Products
6 %
cumulative preferred
Mount Vernon Mills Inc
Mountain States Tel & Tel
4.50%
Muntz
TV
4,200
Jan
2474 May
16%
3.100
11
Jan
2474 May
1.400
1674
Feb
24
Muskogee
167-4
51%
17 '4
100
49%
51%
125
North
Breweries
footnotes
see
Dec
Nov
Sep
19 74
Aug
60 %
122
Sep
2314
Feb
30
July
Nov
200
4174
Oct
59 74 May
2,000
51%
Nov
66
374
Oct
874
27%
28%
Oct
600
43
55%
43
54
55%
474
5
4%
200
17%
8
15%
Murphy
Co
10174
Jun
Jun
5Va Mar
12
8%
2,600
6V2
Oct
July
1574 Apr
17%
1,000
1374
Oct
24
Jan
Muter
common
Company
Nachman
Corp
Naimn-Loeser's Inc
National
•
44',8
43%
511
9,400
4.000
451s
Milling Co
Bellas Hess common
National Brewing Co (Mich)
National
National Casket Company,
National
Electric Weld Machines
National Mfg &
1
50c
Inc
13 3
4
131
2%
21
l5
84
<
14
2%
20
800
500
V"u
100
35,
6
91%
91
93%
2.250
i
Inc
Oct
6
63
July
Stores common
Presto Industries Inc
Research Corp
T
National Rubber Machinery—
May
National
10%
10'
103a
1,600
474 Oct
xl% July
6
Feb
1,500
11% Oct
18
Jun
Dec
55
Feb
5
Jan
1
29
25
/
17 k
1ft
120
Apr
*
Feb
6
100
J~
9474 Mar
%
Nov
174
Oct
2874 May
274 Sep
12
1%
81
8V2
Dec
2%
Nov
Nov
10974 July
Feb
11 Va July
National
Transit
National
Union
common
Electric
Corp
Neptune Meter common
Nestle Le Mur Co common
New
Apr
'/a Oct
Sep
x6
674 Jan
14 74
125
17a
a
174
500
Jun
50
Jun
Jan
103
July
14
Oct
20
Apr
1
Nov
15
a
14 7
50
70
Oct
174 May
Sep
20
Jan
43 Va
'
—
i—
44%
11,700
3674 Oct
60%
257s
25 Va
100
25 Va
Dec
40
9 Ve
437a
97a
1,500
874
Oct
1274 July
874
1,800
11>
7,900
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174 May
Feb
10% July
57a
57a
674
1,200
16 Va
153u
1674
1,800
13 74
74
13
800
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13
13 %
1374
1,200
474
Oct
15
Oct
3174 Aug
1274 Oct
13
Jan
4
6%
674
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874
Apr
12
400
1
97 a
74
July
774 Jan
8
Oct
874
8
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1,800
374
Oct
16% July
Jun
17%
17% May
37
Nov
1574
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4ft Apr
26
74
2574
874
2,300
Jan
8 V4
2774
9,900
1074
Oct
13% Oct
15
Jan
1874
4474
Jan
874 Nov
Oct
33 Va
400
3074 Jan
43%
Aug
477-4
2,700
33% Jan
67
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474
574
9,000
4
Oct
8
974
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3474
4674
9 74
100
9
Apr
Jan
74
%
700
Oct
74 Oct
'
74
7% Oct
13%
lft Sep
1874
Jan
6774
Jan
1074
11
28 74
2774
29 74
3,700
24
1574
xl 574
16
2,100
1574 Dec
2574 July
74
17 V2
19
6,000
13
Oct
2974 July
10'A
18
17,500
Oct
3%
4
200
374 Nov
174
77-4
200
574 Nov
5
1174
2
Mar
Apr
Jan
174
174
1,700
1%
Oct
87 a
8 74
87»
300
874
Oct
10% May
974
974
1074
700
9
Oct
17%
834
774
974
32,100
774 Oct
774
xk
500
2774
x8
1,300
500
2174
Oct
14
25
Oct
2974
7
Feb
9
1874 Feb
207k
100
4%
32 74
32
3274
100
3074
Nov
1074
11
200
10 Va
Oct
95
95
95
50
95
Dec
127k
1274
1274
47 a
7a
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187 a
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474
77
.
.
30,200
8,600
a
Oct
1274 Oct
Sep
Sep
Sep
574 May
35
2174
104
13%
Apr
Jan
Mar
Apr
H Oct
7,200
1874
7 7a
800
Feb
24
20%
4%
Jan
11% July
10
174 May
Oct
33% July
13
3 74
Oct
89 %
-common
10
82
Oct
560
139
Aug
40
40
25
38
Nov
2%
7 Va
Dec
1
Aug
Nov
12
106
96
Jan
Sep
89% May
15974
44
274
Apr
Jan
Feb
374 May
19
Jan
7*
113%
1,050
ft
74
5,600
25 3 4
25 7 4
100
22 74
Jan
39% July
22 74
127a
113%
2274
100
21%
Oct
3174
127 a
112
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3
5
1
2
90
650
3
1
30c
100
2%
374 May
3
-1
10
Dec
86
155
67a
—1
25c
2
89'A
86
20
1
1
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1
20
92
Nov
78
xl49
155
p2.50
3
50
85
83
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13,400
1
—
6
—
14
3
13
67a
2,700
200
20
3>A
14
37a
.
Oct
ft Oct
674
17
Jan
Apr
Nov
1074
Jan
Oct
3574
Apr
Feb
3% May
1474 -Jan
200
1374
Jun
2,300
274
NoV
4%
Oct
11%
Jan
Oct
474
Jan
174 Oct
2%
6%
774
2,200
3
3
3 74
3,600
274
1%
800
1374
500
17k
1%
2%
7%
17a
130% Jun
2,400
674
Apr
Jan
16
"l74
"i|S
Nov
21
Jan
1274
Nov
2374
Jan
1074
13
Nov
1374
Jan
5% Mar
1574
167k
1,900
—
NOV
Nov
1074
12 Va
Nov
26% May
13 V*
Oct
Mar
Jan
3474 July
25% Aug
1574
6,600
13A
9
174
3074 Jun
22
Feb
32%
26%
26%
200
674
674
~73k
6,500
574
Oct
3%
374
37k
100
374
Nov
5% Mar
1
Sep
2%
—
National
674
78 %
25
274 Oct
1
Starch Products common—1
Car Ltd
-*
National Telefilm Associates—
J0c
1274
4%^ Nov
84
25c
America
3674
Nov
10% Aug
5
Inc
474
---4
2.50
—100
Dehydrating &
Alfalfa
National
—
5
7,200
5,900
n
National Petroleum Ltd
51a
574
274
474
1°
1
common
Jan
Mar
91
28%
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page
1674
4874
107
5
Mfg Co
Co
12
1074 May
8% J»n
12 74
*
17%
8%
capital stock
100
100
100
A_—*
pfd—1
Inc
217a
157 a
Jan
July
15
874 Oct
——
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred—
15'%
15%
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pjyr & Light 4% pfd—100
International
7
24
8374
—2.50
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
Industrial
634
•
dep rets ord reg
Imperial Oil
Jan
Piping Co—
Wolil
474%
20%
;—*
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade Food Products.
I
Amer
274
Hi7
5
common
Hydro-Electric Securities
Imperial
Oct
100
Oil & Refining
&
1
Miller
15%
*
common
(Harvey >
Lock
1%
*
;
preferred
Hubbell
Jan
Oct
-
50c
Abrasive
21%
15
1
& Co
Horn
5'i
4%
83 71
—_•
v
(Geo
3 V2 Mar
Oct
2
dividend shares
cum
non
50c
preferred
50
Mining Corp of Canada
—■--Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd
100
Missouri Public Service common
1
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
-1
Molybdenum Corp of America
1
Feb
2%
100
1.800
$2
Mid-West
Midwest
2%
300
3,800
23
Aug
600
2
200
2%
2674
374 Aug
%
X3
2%
*
Nov
8
59 %
conv
Corporation
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring common
_.——1*
B——
A:
1%
Jan
$1
774 July
11%
Products—
10
Co common
Home Oil Co Ltd class A-u
Ball
Dec
Nov
2
Corp
1
1
preferred—*
-•
Holophane
Class
7%
50%
34 %
.—10c
Inc
Co
Corporation
Hoover
Steel
2%
7
———
Stores
Oil
Midland
33 %
24
100
100
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
Holly
Midland
2 7B
*
Co. common—
A
•
25c
& Co Inc common—
—1
———.2.50
Industries Inc
—25c
(R)
Class
Mar
July
33 %
pfd
Products
Electric
Hevi-Duty
14
43 Vb
X274
Henry Holt & Co common
Hercules Galion
Sep
Oct
27 a
preferred
4%
974
25%
1
——
-1
10
Co common
preferred——-—
Michigan Sugar
1,900
1,400
550
9
9
17
£1
•
—■—3
Msfy.s (J W) Inc common
1
McDonnell Aircraft* Corp.
5
McKee (A G) & Co common
*
Mead Johnson & Co
1
Menasco Mfg Co
1
Merchants Refrigerating Co
—1
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
1
Merrill Petroleums Ltd
1
Mesabi Iron Co
1
Metal & Thermit Corp
5
Michigan Chemical Corp
1
Michigan Platixfg & Stamping Co
1
Michigan Steel Tube—
2.50
1,500
1,400
2974
14 74
Middle States Petroleum common
7%
15% Mar
Oct
474
Ltd
Massey-Harris-Ferguson.
Industries inc
Micromatic Hone Corp
2%
Nov
1,000
274
Maule
Dec
52%
1274
14
1
Co
Dec
a
r—J$c
& Rubber
874
7=%
13%
12 74
•
5
274
50 7
Oct
'
—1
Feb
13%
Oct
574
974 Oct
7
Nov
29
374
200
9
10c
50o
314
—-—-2
—
Aug
2174 May
874- Jun
6,500
25
30c
Co
1%
27a
Hecla Mining Co____——
Helena Rubenstein common
29
Oct
4 74
9
8,400
7%
10c
Apr
574 Aug
13%
1
30,700
2%
Inc——
Nov
Jan
Jan
8%
x474 Oct
574
warrants
2%
12%
400
16
2.50
Co
8%
52%
Inc_
Investors
Harvard
Hastings Mfg Oo—_——
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Havana Lithographing Co
Watch Co—
Exploration
17a
27
5
574
1
7-»>
2%
Oct
Jan
474 May
4
International Marine
Communication Co Ltd
6'/o
1
Light
Jan
105
130
—25
Inc—————
Electric
Hartford
Hurd
10
76
;—10
—
19% May
474 May
65
i_i—*—-1
Plywood Corp—
Harnischfeger Corp
10
Oct
Jan
74
2
—
Dec
2%
65
74
-
Hall
Hoe
,
2 •fa
1
:—1
—
-
5
Products common
——10c
States Land & Industries—-
Guild Films
9
1774
-
1
Company
Stores
Grocery
474
1274
Marconi
40%
1%
Dec
Feb
4
-10
*
—*
common
(The B) Co
2874 May
974 Jan
118 % 123 74
230
120
■
Griesedieck
Stores
Nov
2%
-57b
2%
&
Service
6v8
—1
Leases
Public
Maine
Oct
400
374
274 Dec
"
Sporting Goods
Oil Corporation
Mages
%
2,100
Jan
Apr
534
1 r.
574
17%
1374
14 %
2474 May
1074
7,300
474, Nov
3
(The)
Inc
1,200
22 %
Jan
74 Nov
300
274
1
Macfadden Publications Inc
2.600
16-
974 Dec
500
4,
12
2 74
4%
2
Magna
2
100
M
28%
6%
12
274
25c
Lynch Corp
Oct
1.000
2%
374
4
—
-
17%
19
Va
2
25c
43
1
Co
(The)
Land
Louisiana
300
1874
12
12
17
12
5
Inc
Ltd
Longines-Wittnauer
Lunkenheimer
Muclc Truck
Jan
'
Freehold
5,700
Steel Chain
Lodge & Shipley
14 74
22
Great Atlantic <& Pacific Tea—
Hydraulics-
Locke
1474 July
2074 Mar
'
Gridoil
10%
lu
974
974
5
preferred
pref
cumulative
Sep
'
Co
5%
Nov
I.j
10c
-*
100
1ft May
Inc
Common
Jan
17%
Oil & Chemical Co
H;
% Aug
4,700
—10
;
Loblaw Groceterias second
874
1
5
Non-voting common stock
7%~. 1st preferred—
Jan
17,600
ir,
1
50c
Petroleums
1674
-4
Inc
Apr
274
774 May
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
100
x57t
16%
Manufacturing Co
674
174 Nov
2% Oct
University
(R G)
Tourneau
300
2 Va
ureer
Le
Co
coinnTon
9%
.•
(Adolf) Inc
—„1
Gold Seal Dairy Products didss A—HJc
Goldfield Consolidated Mines—
1
Co—
1,100
174
Dec
1,000
II,900
1
5
Realty common—
Refineries Inc
X17.74 X1774
.
Gobel
common
474
8
10
10%
9%
Rapids Varnish.
Oct
98
7a
1%
1774
.}
•
1
Wernicke Industries
1,600
r-
1a
18%
1
Financial
Inc
Feb
16
174
174
374
1
Ltd
Industries
Feb
Nov
274
174
75 pesos
1
A
Salle Extension
Jan
*
Glqbe
Western
Lanston
2 74
1174
17a
1
Inc
Mines
Sessions
&
Lamson
3
574
474 May
3
Foundry Corp
Lam-son Corp of Delaware
La
12%
Corp
Apparel
Shores
Oct
Oct
Va
Nov
172
3 3 74c
Co
Consolidada S
Lake
Mar
15%
•
Great
,
2
L
Mar
105
Nov
57b
11-%
174 July
32% Jun
2,400
17a
7.50
—
Forge Co
Brewing
Krueger
Nov
4
1%
:
*
Great Lakes
20 74 July
Nov
2V2
1%
—
.*
Industries
5la July
274
37a
La key
-•
Manufacturing
Jan
2 Va
.5
1
Stores
Jan
1
21% May
1
Corp
(.The)
1074 Dec
5
Co
class A_
Corp
V4
ft
4
38
C)* common
Amer
Jan
Rubber
B)
Hotels
Dec
13%
Mines—
Manufacturing
(I
Feb
1074 Oct
1
Dept Stores Inc
(S)
Kleinert
Dec
15%
Co Inc
Great
Klein
76
39%
Union
Gray
Oct
7374
1%
Globe
Grand
Mar
874
1%
Glenmore Distillers class B
Gorham
Kirby VenSyn Petroleum Co
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
*
Co
Goodman
Kingston Products.
11
Jan
14%
974 Nov
500
3,000
20c
Kingsford Company
Jan
lOVa July
1874
1,600
10 3 4
1274
1
Apr
Aug
8
Corp
Gold
Yellowknife
Alden
Oct
-77a
-.*•
Company
1674
77a
974
1074
274
2.50
10c
1.25
Co
Feb
2474 Mar
37% May
17
1074
97 4
-5
r
&
98%
Oct
2174 Oct
1174
5
(Del)
45
50c
common
$4.00 preferred——
(A
Oct
Co
Oil
^Liberal
Corp common
Corporation
Transistor
Gilbert
Dec
£1
Georgia Power S5 preferred
Glen
Oct
77b
July
.
Enterprises
General
Gilchrist
47a
30 %
73%
4
——
Genera^ Electric Co Ltd—• * \
American dep rets ord reg
Giant
700
1,350
14,000
76
com—1,.
25
Supply Corp
5%- convertible preferred
General
Kin-Ark
Jan
5%
73%
—100
-1
warrants
Builders
Indus
10 Va
lfs Oct
3%
—V.
common
Alloys Co__
General
Kennedy's Inc
Kidde
(Walter)
10%
—1
preferred—
General
Kawneer
.
Ltd
Gelhnan Mfg. Co-common
General Acceptance Corp
General
16,900
1274 Aug
2774 Aug
37a May
32%
:——B
Co—
g
-
11'iff
Feb
Knott
1.25
-1
Mar
74 Nov
%
94
1
Drug Company
Apr
7Va
16
974
6%
1474 May
K
Kropp
Company
A)
Mines
5,700
15,300
5%
4
% 9
7%
—-•
•
Brewing Co
iThe.t
Gallieno
1,400
20
30%
a
Apr
9%
37 a
May
Ltd—
Co
(.Geo
A 5!
9
American dep rets ord reg
£1
Pitt Industries Inc_—__—.—-—1
Fresnillo
9%
a
:% 5%
32 7
Fort
Fox- Head
'
1%
•
79
974
Jun
4274
.
non-voting
A
5%
1
.
CIa,ss B voting—
Ford Motor
:
1
Corp
Flying Tiger Line Inc.-—i
Ford Motor of Canada—
.
8
.
18%
1%
-*-1
Inc
Co
Canada
20
-1
1
10c
10
2.50
Ltd
..——'
Mines
Uranium
Fargo Oils Ltd
9
1
May
3%
Kawecki Chemical Co
1
A
Instrument-
&
Camera
3
7374
"
(Max)
Fair child
Jan
12% May
pfd—100
3.90%
—
Jan
1014
97 a
—
Factor
6Va
Jan
Oct
High
Aug
36
43
Va Mar
2%
Fireman
Air
Low
Manufacturing vtc—_—•
.1
Public Service Co
12% Aug
Oct
3974
3374c
—1
Royalty
Feb
14%
2%
Investors
Iowa
Co
Ranfe Sine* Jan. 1
High
4174
5
10c
—
Company
5%
12%
Corp
Oil
Intex
8
12,400
%
'%%
12%
Corp—
Freight
Air
8
85"
5c
Empire District Eleetric 5%
Empire
1,300
12%
57a
26
Shares
17
International Petroleum
% Oct
22%
12%
12
1
-1
Inc—
E'mery
12,700
Nov
2.000
277«
X
Electrographic Corp
Electronic
%
x267a
267a
6
Machinery
•
capital stock-*
Cigar
Jan
for Week
Low
Par
30 V*
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Stock Exchange
High
I6V2 July
2334 Sep
600
0',4
74
—~1
5
cummon
100
20
Week's
Last
STOCKS
American
International
class A
Limite'd—
Mines
Low
Friday
DECEMBER 0
*■
High
20
Corporation
Elder
Low
int—1
beneficial
of
shares
preferred
Electric
WEEK ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
Associates—
Sugar
Common
Shares
FOR
for Week
of Prices
Par
Eastern
RANGE
Range
Sale Price
American Slock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
•5 %
174
2,600
21%
1,500
8%
174
21
8%
200
4% Mar
574
574
300
5)2
174
21
2074
Nov
Dec
974 Jan
Jan
33% July
9
572
Julv
Dec
33
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
34
.
.
Monday, December 9, 1957
.
(2502)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
stocks
Oils Ltd——
New JtJriusn
ijomlniou Oil Ltd
New
Jersey
New
Mexico 6a
New
Pacific
New
Park
Zinc
New Process
Oils
I
Lites
ft
Jan
1%
Jan
Jan
6%
Oct
16% Mar
3A
Oct
2
12,100
%
Oct
1%
75
Jan
1,900
8715
%
300
11 %
Dec
2,100
14.700
■■>
%
J
-n
94
1%
1 il»
IV,'it
At
41!
4312
100
1
1%
51,200
l'/fl
43%
lit
8,600
2
40
1 .i;
4%
42;,
2,300
4%
4%
3,900
3
Mar
8,500
5V5 Oct
11% May
ru
1,500
24 %
700
"5
3.600
4%
Apr
3ft
15.500
2%
Dec
6%- July
5's
13,590
5 In
Oct
10%
Jan
Sherwin-Williams
Nov
78
Apr
76:%
Nov
91%
Jan
4 c/o
preferred
Sherwin-Williams of
43/s
3
3].v
36,500
3i»
Dec
9% Mar
2V;;
2
20,800
1%
Oct
1%
l"n
2,400
114 Feb
1 '■
1:i;,
3.200
% Jan
1
4
/ir
x63:i
(
•
Din
25
Old Town Corp
I
common
cumulative preferred
64
1 >'<r
63
l
.
2
1%
5 11
;
3
58%
Nov
85
3%
Nov
3'.'2
25
25
bVz'/c
5 ',c
1st
1st
Oct
12a
600
•
101
30:!4
1 i',i
1,000
l3'a
Oct
3
64%
56%
Nov
93
Corp
Silver-Miller Mines. Ltd
•
^
200
X8
49
5212
1%
Oct
37a
Sep
574
Nov
45%
Oct
92
Oct
26%
16%
1.200
3%
3%
1,100
3
Oct
281 'b
Nov
32%
Jan
2514
Jim
30%
Jan
23
Jun
28%
Feb
22%
Aug
2714
Jan
5
Jun
Aug
28
26 3 4
1,000
26
24
26
800
257a
24%
25%
25
25
2412
25!
Nov
27%
25
22%
25
2,300
21
Jun
26% Jan
21%
22'!,
1;200
20
Nov
24
1st
4.36%
redeemable
1st preferred— .25
preferred—25
Page-Horsey
Paramount
Pari*
Chemical
Parker
Pen
pfd
86 3 >
91
Company
| 430
170
101% 104
85'
81
4
620
97
Jun
75
Aug
2%
300
2 "a
Oct
22%
23,000
16%
Feb
93 3 V
87 la
93%
675
84
Oct
(j'i.
0%
J;''
'1
1
21,900
514
Oct
137a
Jun
%
Nov
114
Jan
1%
Oct
4%
Jan
Jan
62%
Jan
29,800
1%
57
1
4%
"4%
SOU
Nov
6% Jan
14% May
16% Aug
16% July
4%
14
Feb
5%
5%
1,400
5
Nov
4%
Nov
5'ii
5
10 pesos
10c
12%
50
7%
1/,
12%
24
7
4% July
Simplicity Fattern common
Simpson's Ltd common
Singer Manufacturing Co
—20
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amor dep rets ord registered
£1
Skiatron Electronics St. Telev Corp—10c
12%
1,400
10%
Oct
20% Aug
6% Aug
1.000
4%
Oct
1,100
2
Jan
5%
500
4%
Oct
14
7 lu
7%
600
7
Nov
13% May
6',8
2,900
1
69
Nov
5%
1,700
5
Oct
5%
3% Aug
Nov
1,750
Jan
(i
6!.!
500
A
Feb
lft
97
Jan
May
7% May
7% Mar
Oct
25
Apr
1
1.
1%
1,300
1
Oct
2
Jan
II—l
-
2
2
2 In
1,400
2
Nov
6
Jan
20%
20%
500
>,4
8%
8%
300
3%
238
3 "4
20,600
2
18
——20o
2.50
common
—*
common
*
it
Jan
10% July
Oct
89
Nov
Jun
6%
Apr
50
51
100
48
Nov
57% May
16%
2.50
16%
100
16%
Jan
21
38,500
V4
Feb
—1
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet (The)
Company
1
12 %
12
.1.1
87«
8
8512
82
14
13%
141 g
10c
Gas
23%
Nov
Feb
8
51%
1
„
19%
%
5
5
»
f
%
51
12'
a
,
3,700
9bo
5
Apr
%
Oct
11%
8%
Apr
nr
Apr
9
Corp
—
Manufacturing common
Soss
South Coast Carp
25
—25
25
4.48% convertible preference
25
4.32% cumulative preferred
25
4.24% cumulative, preferred
25
4.08% cumulative preferred
25
Southern California Petroleum Corp—2
Southern Materials Co Inc—
2
Southern Pipe Line
-1
Southland Royalty Co
——.——5
•t.56%
Spear & Company—
Specialty Stores Co Inc
Spencer Shoe Corp
Stabl-Mcyer Inc
Standard Dredging Corp common
$1.60 convertible preferred
Standard Financial Corp
Standard
Oil
Nov
16% July
Nov
12
8%
3
5
common
10%.
Standard-Thomson
Stanrock
(The)
div
50c
Steel Parts
7,%
1
,
Co—^
Stinnes
(Hugo)
Stroock
Co
-_i
Reading Tube Corp
(S)
common
7
9%
Jan
Feb
Class
900
13
Oct
17%
Jan
4%
400
15%
Oct
2014 July
%
,:l,
3,500
5
Oct
7%
Oct
29%
Nov
Sep
Republic
12 7 i,
4,100
11%
Oct
16
Feb
18%
850
17%
Dec
2634
Jan
47%
1,900
38%
Jan
63%
Jun
8%
2,500
8%
814
16%
Jun
17%
17 3
i
200
15%
Nov
25%
Jun
16%
16 3«
300
15%
Oct
24%
Apr
3
8
Oct
%
900
%
%
61,100
%
Oct
l7/a
Jan
.—1
8
7%
8%
58,200
714
Nov
16%
Apr
1
5
4 711
5%
6,400
4%
Nov
1
1%
1ft
4.30U
1 % May
6% July
2% Jun
3%
1,000
2%
5%
%
Corp
Inc__
—50c
Co
Industrial
Corp
RIchwell Petroleums Ltd
—.
Rico Argentine Mining Co.
Ridgeway Corp—
511
—50c
"Ex-liquidating distribution
1
3
iV,
3
1
CO
X
A
Oct
Grande Valley Gas Co—
Vtc extended to Jan 3 1965
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Rolls
(I)
Royce
American
Roosevelt
&
1
pfd F
100
Sons Inc
1
B
class
£1
Inc—
Raceway Inc
Ross (J O) Engineering Corp
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Russeks
Fifth
Ave
25
3%
83
Jan
Jan
8%
9
1,400
8
Oct
2%
2%
1,600
2%
Nov
3
Jan
Jun
87
Feb
78
390
83
1%
1
11% July
Nov
2% Jan
Sep
4%
1%
600
72
.
15%
—
common
(The F Ci Company
-
—
1.50
30c
4%
1
,
'
-
"
For footnotes see page 35.
Jan
May
July
6%
-12% May
25%
700
3%
Oct
Oct
-8-
29
3% Oet
21%
2,100
P'eb
20%- Nov
Oct
3
700
Jan
8-%
Oct
5% Mar
109% Feb
130
88% Nov
41%
18
Feb
17%
Npv
Dec
101% Mar
41%
-
;
18%
600
Feb
/
25%
1
9%
9%
10
14%
14%
15
4%
24
4 7
n
25%
9,500
Nov
15% July
12% Jan
900
2.500
4
Oct
20% Feb
9
Oct
8% Aug
31
%
%
18,900
14%
15%
14,800
37%
36%
39%
7,400
36%
Dec
65
41%
Nov
68% May
"2%
2%
2%
1,300
2%
Oct
%
%
4,800
%
Oct
% Oct
Jun
4,200
13%
2%
2%
27a
Oct
2%
2%
2%
2,100
2,600
2%
1
2%
May
4% Aug
24%
25%
600
Oct
43% May
5% May
.1
1
4%
3%
4
%
4.900
2% Oct
1
314
3
3%
2,700
3
,
19
Dec
Mar
2
20%
it
3 311
3%
3%
9'a
9%
23-
Nov
18
18,400
•'n
9%
lu'
Apr
12%
4% Mar
7*
2% T*eb
400
Nov
9'
Jan
Jan
Apr
16%
~
V/»
3%
>rNov
2,200"" "
May
Sep
May
.
28 %
Apr
33%
Jun
11%
11%
1,100
i0%
Jan
.18%
17%
18%
4,100
151
s
Oct
34,
32%
34%
26,400
317«
3%
"
Apr
13 %
Aug
21%
Jan
Nov
47
Jun
-
4%
6: *
3
374
28,300
a
5'4
"S7*
2,300
x6%
6%
63a
600
51
♦
.9
214
7,800
■
Jun
315T Jan
Oct
7T4
Jan
32% July
«
3
39%
Feb
4%
Oct
6
Oct
■
July
July
8% May
12
Jan
1234
14%
1,000
11%
Nov
32%
34%
1,300
32%
Oct
40 Vt May
49
14%
Jun
•28
527a
640
45%
Oct
55T4
Apr
25%
25'2
1,100
22%
Nov
2634
Feb
4414
44'4
200
41
Oct-
46% May
42%
41%
4214
2,300
38
Sep
43 % May
22%
x21%
X30
52%
—
22%
2.100
22
20 31
22
1,000
20%
20 3 a
20%.
400
314
3%
400
May
19% Nov
If
'Aug
2414
Jan
23%
Jan
22%
Feb
%
1
10%
1038
f-..'
8%
700
1%
l3..
"*4
814 Nov
7% July
13%
Jan
14% May
a
Oct
75%
Juu
1%
Jun
3%
Jan
%
Oct
Oct
1% Jan
7% July
521
200
,
Nov
10% Nov
100
57%
1%
v
1
2 7ii
21)0
874
56%
—
57 3
f.
~4%
4%
2'ii
2%
2%.
100
1%
Oct
7 311
77„
8%
4,100
5%
Jan
8%
Oct
21%
Sup
25 %
Oct
514
Jan
6% July
23% July
"5 7 it
53
i
57a
1
100
4%
1,300
4%
Jan
15%
15%
15%
1,200
15la
Nov
46
45%
46
3,100
44Tii
Nov
58% May
12%
12%
12%
1,300
1214
Dec
18
xl5 %
16%
2,400
14
Oct
19%
2%
27,i
1,300
2%
Oct
61
5%
5%
1,000
5%
Nov
1ft
l!i!
25,700
15 a
2
27-is
1%
.
1-iVNov
1,800
3%
Jun
May
Apr
5,1 Mar
Nov
5.T8- Apr
Nov
10% July
3%
Oct
4
July
Oat
76%
jun
3''ii
200
49
4%
474
100
51%
50
100
4
Oct
7%
Dec
%
16%
14
14
600
14
16
16%
300
13% Mar
13
1614
10
6%
3-a
_.
May
a
1%
'
13
20
Apr
Jan
July
14,000
12% Aug
1% Oct
13%
%
3%
Feb
1574
16%
800
15% Nov
31%
Jan
30 %
32
600
27%
40% May
17%
18
1.750
17%
13
1%
1%
18
1
100
Oct
Apr
8% Nov
974
700
1%
1%
10,600
12%
12%
1,000
3%
2,400
3% Apr
3%
1,200
3
974
9%
17«
1%
Oct
Feb
20%
Jan
14%
Jan
3%
Jan
F<b
10%
1
1
33i
33
1
Petrol Corp
%
3!
3%-
a
1
Jan
13
11
Oct
Oct
17% July
5% July
73a Apr
A
Electric
Tampa
Co
Inc
Thorofare
Tilo
Markets
12%
Feb
17
700
11%
Feb
15
327.i
3314
3,700
2714
3:%
31L-
374
15,300
3%
2%
27a
1.000
2%
1
1%
2.700
1
%
11,300
.10c
10
-25c
Inc
"lii.
%.
7a
iiT-%
21%
22
73
67%
74%
Toledo
70c
100
1
4%%
Edison
preferred
Tonopah Mining of Nevada————1
Tower Acceptance Corp class A
1
Trans Caribbean Airways class A—10c
Trans
Trans
Cant
Industries
1
Inc
50c
Cupa Oil Co class A
Empire Oils Ltd
Trans
Lux
Trans
1
Corp
Tri-Contlnental
True
Temper
warrants
Corp
—
±—-—10
Dec
3
Oct
Oct
2%
Jan
1/ff
99
Feb
4514
Jan
74%
Dec
Jan
40%
Jan
7,000
%
Oct
400
4%
Oct
10
Jan
300
18%
Nov
22
Aug
Mar
18,700
27a
Jan
19%
400
19%
Nov
25
11%
100
10%
Oct
15% Mar
2%
1,100
5
2
2%
~l7a
23a
2%
83%
2%
84%
*
2
4%
2
5%
Oct
91%
Apr
1%
Oct
2%
Aug
Oct
5% July
2
Oct
14%
Jun
Mar
8%
400
4%
Jan
Dec
3%
3
12,100
1%
1%
100
1A
Oct
%
■A
1,400
%
Oct
14
16%
16%
—
Jan
ft May
%
Jun
57s Mar
100
3%
Nov
20%
200
20%
Dec
22
15%
63,800
11
Jan
20% May
16%
2,900
16
Oct
23%
Aug
29% Aug
30%
Jan
4 la
4%
1414-
Jan
3%
78
125
3,900
1
7a
Feb
Sep
Dec
Ta
7a
4%
6A
163% July
700
2%
2%
Feb
2%
2,000
11%
11
July
1,200
l7i»
4%
~23 4
iff
HI July
79
1,750
96% 110
108
207a
————
Jan
t
19 3
1-25
Triangle Conduit Sz Cable Co_.
8%
86% Sep
21% Dee
Tobacco
Toklan Oil Corp
Oct
11%
—1
Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer deposit rets ord registered—£1
Amer deposit rets def registered—5s
Todd Shipyard Corp common——
20
Jun
4
21'4x22
1
Inc
Roofing Inc
Oct
34%
Oct
%
1,100
3
5'a
21%.
Sep
Oct
5%
7a
"5%
Aug
6%
6% Oct
52?i,
1
Corp
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
Thriftimart
500
13%
5
common
Chemical
14
13%
20c
1
—25c
•
Corporation.—
Calgairy Co
Texas Power & Light $4.56 pfd
Co
14
13%
1
common—
common
Texas
Shovel
14
5
10
7
:——
Inc
Oil
Texam
5
common—
preferred
.
—
—
Nov
14% May
24% Jun
1.25
Oct
24% May
-
15%
4%
u
Jan
Unexcelled
Chemical
Corp
5%
4%
5%
5%
Jan
Union
Gas
Co
of
Canada
Union Investment Co
Union
Stock Yards
of Omaha
—
4
68%
74%
200
7%
7%
200
20
4%
2,100
71%
—
"
Ryan Aeronautical Co
—
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Rverson & Haynes common--—
2
-14
Oct
25
3,000
5;
124% 130
130
% Nov
11
•-
26
3'4
Jan
10% July
3,300
8%
25
Sep
2%
3-% N0v
27%
4%
25c
common
cum
Ltd—
dep rets ord reg
Field
Roosevelt
Russell
2%
ft
Oct
Rio
Rokeach
7%
Jan
2%
T
Inc
Thiokoi
xl2%
16 %
& Co
—
Superior Tool & Die Co
93%
43%
47
-M
-
Oil
100
27 %
17%
~
Oct
8% Jan
400
4%
1%
8
1
*
1
Corp
& Co common
Sunset International
Oct
17 %
12%
III
•
convertible preferred
Arms
1%
4%
ffr- Jun
Nov
%
1,600
24,200
11%
7%
1
Corporation—
Sun Ray Drug common
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp..
Nov
27%
.10
Remington
2.
27%
1
50c
—25c
*
Ltd
Sty Ion
Thew
Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common.
Reiter-Foster
7% Dec
2,200
%
4
Corporation.
Stop & Shop Inc
x79
•
Rath
(Robert)
7,200
11%
%
1
5
Stein (A)
& Co common
——•
Sterling Aluminum Products common .5
Sterling Brewers Inc
1
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
10c
Stetson (J B) common
•
300
1
Mines
preferred
Enterprises Inc—
Steel Co of Canada ordinary
Tel-A-Sign
Rapid Electrotype (The)
Reis
200
8%
2''>
4
Apr
R
$1.25
ft
9%
1
Corp—j.
conv
1
—W
1
—1
Statecourt
2,100
17:f
common—
Corp—
Uranium
Starrett
8%
8%
:—
Standard Tube class B
700
Q
Quebec Lithium Corp
Inc
1
5
1
*
1
20
1
Forgings Corp
Standard
Talon
100
cumulative preferred
convertible preference
4.88%
Technicolor
Reda Pump Co
%
common——12.50
preferred
origiual
5 (/o
8,1«
Colorado—
4%% cumulative preferred——
Puget Sound Pulp Ss Timber com
Power
2%
Jan
25% Jun
California Edison—
Southern
85%
311
common
South Penn Oil Co
Shares
2%_Mar
I'h
Sonotone
Standard
nr
71%
Airways Inc
Smith (Howard) Paper. Mills
July
Oct
2 311
1
5
•
1
1
*1
Slick
(Ky)
Products Co
Feb
Pressed Metals of America
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd
Quebec
2%
*
1
preferred—
Standard
5%
n
5
5
1
common
Co
5,000 ft
;
Feb
25c
class
Alexander
Pyle-National
58%
8,400
—10
Ro5ralties Ltd—
Pratt & Lambert Co
of
Oct
47;i
70'i.
71
•
Oil
Public Service
Feb
2
47ii
"1
Ltd
Mar
Jan
4%
46%
li!
4r<
"
1
Power Corp of Canada
Providence
700
1814
l
Porto Rico Telephone Co
Inc
48%
48
11
l
Co_
Products
48%
2 50
_
10% May
10% Jan
6%
1
Inc
Mines
Prentice-Hall
1,100
2.50
Pleasant Valley Wine Co..
Pneumatic Scale common
&
80(1
15
(Mass)—20
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie—
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Mining
10
141 a
a
—
Co
Gold
15
14 n
1
Corp
Canada Ltd
Apr
July
98 % Apr
148
May
32,500
V
2
A
Jan
3%
39
Nov
108
6%
Jan
91
2%
Jan
Mar
108
20%
Jan
91% Apr
9914 Mar
78% Aug
84% Aug
21
2
Industries
Prairie
91
330
1
Aircraft Corp
Powdrcll
2314
88
Amer shares—.1 Bol
Corp
—
Polaris
Nov
Nov
lc
Philips Electronics Inc
Philippine Long Dlst Tel Co
Phillips Screw Co—
Poloron
19%
79%
2 Bol
Perfect Circle Corp
Peruvian Oils & Minerals—
Pioneer
1.200
1,390
•
vtc
Pep Boys (The*--——,
Peppered Manufacturing Co
Pierce
"
86
ciass
Co
Penn Traffic
Piaseclci
22
87%
82:f't
100
Parkersburg-Aetna
of
20%
82 Va
1
Class- B
Patiuo
22
*
common
Motors
7%
Feb
1% Oct
Jun
86
_1
vtc
Pentepec Oil (O A)
22%
87
*
Ltd
Tubes
Pan Israel oil
400
•
Airlines-.
Pancoastai Petroleum (C A)
u
1,800
•
preferred
$4.75 dividend preferred
$4.75 conv dividend preferred
$4,36 dividend preferred
cum
Pacific Power & Light 5%
3,600
•
Lighting $4.50 preferred—
Petroleums
American Shares
common
convertible
$3
Jan
14
28
redeemable
Northern
16%
30,200
Simmons-Boardman. Publications—
14% May
2,000
31
4.50 '/o
Pacific
25c
Jan
8
Lighting Inc__
B
Co
Simca
Jan
3
2
1
10c
1
Silvray
July
•
800
•2
1
2
Silver Creek Precision
Jan
300
29%
-25
redeemable 1st preferred
5% redeemable 1st pfd series A
4.00 'o redeemable lfit preferred
Pacific
500
ft
*
Corp.
(The)
Class
Si lex
Jail
23
preferred
preferred
$4.40 dividend
10
,
5 ',o
Pacific
Oct
2
1 In
Jan
6%
22
4
IT«
'9Vi July
900
%«
7%
10c
Jan
.
1st pfd
1914 Mar
20% Mar
Oct
Oct
in.
3
Corp
—
16% Aug
81% July
P
Pacific Gas <fc Electric 6%
21% Mar
6
21%
9
Jan
27'/a July
11% Jan
NOV
%
•
Siboncy-Caribbean Pefroleum Co
Sicks Breweries Ltd—
May
15»4
16
1
1
Corp
7%
19%
17% Aug
15% Oct
——100
Canada-.
of America common
Shoe
214 May
Oct
9%
-
XI!
1
Securities
2
7,300
-
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Arncr shares-lOs
common
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
3.700
1
7
,
■■■"
a
10%
92
89
90c
-
■
X(!43
«'»2
92
100
21
2%
97n
•
:
preferred
Ltd
2%
50o
Okonite Company common
Electric
Mi
Sieglcr
i
1
25
Nov
714 Mar
J %
Ohio Brass c'o class B common
Overseas
Mining
Water As Power—
Shawinigan
Sherman Products Inc
;-ir
Company
Inc
common
Demi
20
82
1%
Oils
Leather
Shattuck
8% Jun
3%
of America
o
Oxford
Seton
Jan
2'4
Corn, common
Omar
40%
42% May
Oct
Servo
66
Class A
40c
11% July
Dec
Oct
7%
5'4
81 %
pfd-.
10c
1.
1
20c
•
3
*
—
-—
Serrick
24
2%
5%
414%
Pub Serv
Ohio Power 4 %%
Corp
6%
0%
1
Corp class B
Corp of America
Servomechanisms Inc—
4%
2':,
:—
Warrants
Oil
Sentry
Nov
33,900
40.)
8
High
FeD
7%
300
'!»
7%
►
*
26
7%
24
Norfchspan Uranidm Mines Ltd
Obalta
Jun
7
Oct
8
100
19%.
%
j'Ji
10c
Inc
Bros
Socman
5% Jun
7%
North Pcnn Rli Co
Oguen
31(j Jan
11%
15
1ft
Airlines
3,800
1,700
8%'
19%
1
Seaboard
Western
19'
50c
Seaporcel Metals Inc
Securities Corp General——
Low
17%
8
—1
common—
Feb
Jan
0%
7%
—
Northeast Airlines
Oceanic
Co
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd—
Nov
514
1XV Oct
.
Corp
Steel
Scullin
78
37 a
4%
Oil Inc
20
Dec
7%
North American Royalties Inc
North Canadian Oils Ltd
Nuclear
M|y
4
1
—-—
16%
25c
——1
(Del)—
Sayrc & Fisher Co
133d May
Nov
1
Inc_.
Carlos
Savoy
Nov
2%
Oct
Jan
4
"hr
North American Cement class A—
Northern Ind
Vt Feb
100
10Va Jan
"
——
.
16%
Milling Co Ltd—
8
San Diego Gas & Electric CoCumulative preferred 5% series—20
Cumulative preferred 4 % % series_20
Cumulative preferred 4.40% series_20
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
1
21»
9%
•
Salem-Brosius
Range Since Jan. 1
High.
2.50
Corp Ltd common
Jun
Dec
Low
13%
Ja n
47%
TUf
20
Shares
1314
A
San
for Week
13%
137%
Dec
8'4
Lawrence
Dec
Nov
8%
—1
.
B
%
16,800
•
.
Vn
12,500
1
St
Sales
Range
Par
1 ,V Jun
3fg Jun
2)i Oct
Oct
118
1,250
•'a
l:'r
%
_20o
Corporation
Noreen-Ketay Corp
Norfolk Southern Railway
-
1,470
5,200
22%
\Norbute
Class
128'2
it
Co common
Inc
Nov
A:
1
NJclrel Hint Mines Ltd
Nipissing Mines
Noma
lla
1
Ltd
Merchandise
York
100
3,
New York & Houduras Rosario
New
1*4
21'8
.
Oils
York Auction
New
Oct
Week's
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
High
Oct
1%
21%
Co common
Superior
New
%
38,500
i*
•
Land
Co
Mining
14,100
2%
Zioo
,
&
%
ft
2
.
-25 c
Arizona
Coal
%
'■
125
125
1
Co
& Ciiein
Min
New
-100
Watch Co—.
preferred
convertible
50c
New Idria
i
2 it
,-50o
Tel
Low
High
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
I'll
'
-40c
Petroleum
Chamberlain
New England Tel &;
New Haven Clock &
Friday
Shares
Low
-20c
New Bristol
december 6
week ended
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
range for
Range
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sates
Week's
Friday
20
20
100
57
.
7%
19
Oct
Oct
7%
90
Jun
May
Dec
9%
Jan
Nov
24%
Jan
Volume
Number 5697
18G
.
.
(2503)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
35
n
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Sale Price
United
United
3,400
5%
Nov
1
5)if
4%
5%
11,800
4%
Oct
'A
%
3,800
30%
30%
300
30
Feb
4%
650
4
Nov
United Molasses
N
United
Profit
U
Air
8
U
3
U
Sharing
Stores
Corp
1
common
%
23%'
1%
1
Jan
600
1% Dec
3% Mar
46% July
28
Feb
4
Jan
47a
Jun
1%
Nov
2%
46%
300
14%
35%
46
43
_
13%
14%
8
5,500
4%
4%
Nov
21
13% Oct
9,200
20%
20
59% May
317a Mar
Nov
25
'
'
•
1,400
*17%
Aug
287a July
5% Jan
Oct
4% Nov
%
_*
8
£
II—1
85
Oct
65%
Jun
lVa Oct
4%
1939
(Prov)
6%s
1949
«
100
2%
2 s8
2%
1,400
2% Oct
6
4 Va
1,000
3%
Oct
7%
Co
9"
2
400
8%
Nov
13%
3%
4'/4
3,000
3%
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1927)
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1947
Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
stamped (Plan A) 27as 2008
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(Republic of)— •
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Oct
6%
Nov
Rio
de
Janeiro
♦No
I
par
stmpd
value,
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(not
included
dividend.
y
A)
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& Tiernan
distribution,
in
year's
Ex-rights,
Precision Instrument
"w 1,"
series preference
Webster Investors Inc
Issued;
Below
are
(Del)
West
Texas Utilities 4.40%
Leaseholds
z
delivery
Amer
rets
dep
pfd—
g
com
Aug
Dec.
4
July
Dec.
5__
2% Jan"
1,500
1
200
4%
Inc
common
-+
Wirkes (The) Corp
Wiiliaras-McWilliams
Wilson
Brotheos
Woodley
Petroleum
Woolworth
Amer
(F
Inc
common
-preference
Wright Hargr eaves
%
149.28
89.92
84.16
77.96
86.62
84.66
100.71
67.96
149.37
90.05
b4.15
77.61
87.15
84.74
Mon.
Jan
Tues.
Dec.
3
Wed.
Dec.
4
Nov
Oct
4%
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau,
12%
Ihurs.
Nov
4%
Nov
25/k
Feb
4V4
400
13 Va
Dec
17%
90
Dec
Oct
87/b July
Jan
SEG Index of Stock Prices
Jan
May
101
43 %
Apr
The SEC index of stock
100
11%
Jan
15% Mar
18%
100
16%
Feb
21% July
stocks for the week ended
48
477a
49%
1,000
40%
Oct
79%
groups
~1%
"VA
1%
10,200
"Tft
Feb
12
11
—
Nov
Jan
~7%
23
May
Period
Week's Range
Friday's
Composite
Sold
High
No.
Low
92%
Low
90%
High
57%
45
45
£35
84%
31
%
10
81
24
76%
86%
50
29
46%
60
89
78%
78%
50
May-Nov
47
Vi
48%
39%
£31
93
93
5
89%
54
54
6
53
94
5s
England
Water
Public
—
Etectric
Service
Electrotype
Rapid
1964
Gas
&
deb
7s
Co
£97
96
95%
27
96
9374
2
90
^
4
1227a 1227a
.
15
79
75
May-No»
£76%
80%
£53 7a
55
Harbor
Water
Power
series C
Zs
'series
3s
series
4V4S
G
1981
H
series
I
J
1982
Southern
California
Southern
Counties
Southwestern
3Vis
Gas
Gas
Gas
United Dye & Chemical 6s
Wasatch Corp deb 6s ser
Washington
Webb
&
West
Penn
Water
Power
Inc
Knapp
5s
3s
3'/4S
1971
1970..:
debs
£83
90%
94%
1974
.
—
.
Western Newspaper
1960
5s
107 %
Central
A 6s
A6s
(Germany;
Bk
of
series
series
ADanzlg
Port
7s
German
A
B
State
&
Prov
&
Waterways
1952.
■
Sales
$5,467,000
Dec. 3—
538,000
5,616,000
2,222,798
5,230.000
412,000
5,642,000
Dec. 5—
2,019,620
5,368,000
266,400
5,634,400
Dec. 6
2,352,686
5,973,000
200,000
11,077,429
$26,820,000
$1,710,400
——
Total
6,173,000
89
Week Ended Dec. 6
1957
IIP
136
72
79
Stocks—No.
of
U.
877a
977a
International
S.
$2,000
$3,000
117,000
114,000
52.405,050
1,710,400
837a
837a
Railroad
91%
37,000,000
943,837,400
929,349,200
$28,532,400
$38,169,000
$991,004,130
$982,118,250
82
977a
90%
1,166,000
26,820,000
Foreign
887a
46,974,730
907a
104% 1077a
-
1077a
103%
Industrial.
Total
99
89
and
107
94
2
107
11
87 74
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
99
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
97
84
91
93
Stocks
Feb-Aug
587a
58%
1
58
77
(No. of
99
99
1
66
97 Va
90
£93 %
98 Va
77
63
2
98
10274
62
10174
Mon.
—
-
Dec. 3_
Wed.
Dec. 4
Thurs.
Dec. 5
Dec. 6
—
Total
or
Friday s
High
Bondi
Sold
Nt
Jan. 1
Stocks—No.
190*
105
£185
£107
'£23
—n
134
91
217a
640,990
658,535
655,446
580,575
641,405
$70,000
71,000
52,000
74.000
104,000
$4,000
10,000
12,000
8,000
15,000
$75,000
82,000
68,000
86,000
127,000
$37F,000
$34,000
$33,000
$438,000
$5,000
7.000
6,000
Jon. 1 to Dec. 6
1957 "
1956
1956
3,176,951
4,275,950
199,050,429
213,781,510
$371,000
34,000
$339,000
$11,231,000
45,000
31,000
2.181,000
1, <26,000
$13,951,000
v^'non
33,000
Shares
$433,000
$415,000
$15,138,000
Bonds
Domestic
Foreign
£135
Of
High
190
government
Foreign corporate
.
106%
24%
Total
Bonds
Corporate
Bonds
1957
Range Since
Lou
Bonds
Week Ended Dec. 6
Week's Range
Bid & Asked
Government
3,176,951
Dec. 2
Tues.
Foreign
Foreign
Domestic
Bonds
Shares>
104%
3
66
IOOVJ 100%
£95% 100
Jan-July
$250,000
$75,000
Bank
83
Last
521,851,428
Government—
89
1
Sale Price
1956
516,556,136
11,989,320
Bonds
„
55
15
66
J (tit. 1 to Dec. 6
1957
1956
11,077,429
Shares—.
91 "a
58%
$28,532,400
$2,000
93
85
Feb-Aug
April-Oc/
6%s
5,078,000
Bond
Bonds
$2,000
$294,000
2,051,545
Total
Government
96 7a
103
Banks—
1952
1951
276.6
United States
Bonds
$5,171,000
91%
Jan-July
1951
Bonds
89
60
Low
A Baden
259.5
-
Int'l
Foreign
Bonds
85
Period
%
Bank
Railroad,
90
Interest
Exchang*
402.3
and Miscel.
90%
91 %
Friday
Stock
of
Jan-July
Feb-Auo
BONDS
4.9
80
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
American
292.1
+
146.1
Dec. 4_
98 Va
.18
105
June-Aug
Union 6s 1959
+ 0.8
285.1
Total
-
,
224.3
Wed.
Fri.
Traction
263.3
;
t.--
1027a
94 Va
947a
£100
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
June-Dec
June-Dec
1973
A 1963
3V2S 1964
317.5
376.7
Thurs.
84
95 Va
£84
April-Ocf
1970
(Calif.)
Electric
&
987a
84%
86
£91%
Mar-Sep
...
-
.163.5
2.430,780
Dec. 2
Mon.
7674
—
£8074
...
1982_,
series
-
No.
76
—
£8174
Feb-Aug
...Jan'July
...
—
49
£82
April-Oct
.
1982
series
4%.s
;
——
1979
F
series
3%s
4%s
1978___.
E
88
__
—
96
94
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1976
2%s
96
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1S76
37es series D
3sk 1981
Corp
+ 1.4
+0.9
.
85
—
94
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb '62„Jan-July
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
Mai-Sept
3 Vis series A
1973
Jan-July
33 series B 1973
Feb-Aug
Safe
114
947a
97%
£87
May-Nov
1967..
—
£85%
94
June-Dec
—Jan-July
1998. ..Jan-July
6s
Stocks
Shares
Fri.
April-Oct
Power 3%s
&
3V4S 1970
97%
82
April-Ocf
1st mortgage 3s 1971
Pennsylvania
"90
77
51
84 7a
£9674
Jan-July
3Vis
Power
404.1
Tues.
8074
May-Woi)
1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
6V/2s due 1953 extended to 1963
Ohio Power 1st mortgage 3 Via
1968
New
25
82 %
98
119
80
1976—Jan-July
debentures
subord
convertible
95
$95
April-Oct
Valley RR 4%
1963
National Research Corp—
503.5
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
57
76%
Midland
3.2
+
297.9
Transactions af the New York Stock Exchange
58%
May
Mar-Sept
81%
345.5
130
Flying Tiger Line 5725 conv debs 1967
Jan-July
Guantanamo & Western RR 4s 1970
Jan-July
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6^2% Uq tr ctfs—
82%
438.7
•>
90 %
79
121 Vs
87%
Lackawanna of N J Division—
series A 1993
A 1st mortgage 4s series B 1993
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
...
472.5
97%
92%
130
89%
& Western RR—
mortgage 4s
265.5
Service
and
150.7
299.1
Finance
224.3
152.1
Mining
412.5
227.4
:
350.2
425.9
Goods
382.7
365.0
+1.4
•
High
+2.1
+ 2.4
302.7
392.0
Low
Change
'57
Nov. 22,
355.1
——
Goods
Transportation
Utility
Trade,
29, '57
309.1
a-.
Non-Durable
Range Since
Jan. 1
Bonds
1957—
Percent
Sep
Manufacturing
Bid & Asked
major industry
with highs and lows idr the
compared with the preceding week and
Nov.
1,200
prices based on the closing prices of the common
Nov. 29, 1957, for composite and by
6% July
5^ Feb
.
78.87 Jan 23
Low
26% Mar
12%
or
3
94.00 Aug
High
74.64
6—74.60
Dec.
Inc.
for 1957
95.07 July 26
72.92 Oct 22
Range forJbfto
74.46
18%
Last
84.49
Jan
17a
10 Va
Sale Price
Low
74.74
;
5___
Dec.
High
75.09
2
Dec.
Fri.
Range
Closing
Date—
Jan
IOV2 Mar
350
Interest
T
(35 Stocks)
Dec
200
13
84.47
,
Over-the-Connter Industrial Stock Averages
3
3.300
1994.—June-Dec
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970
June-Dec
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998
Quar-Feb
Boston Edison 2%s series A
1970
June-Dec
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1378
Jan-July
1st
67.76
449.55
10% Sep
23% Jan
19,200
Pump 4s inc debs
Delaware Lack
101.23
12%
Exchange
Stock
86.53
40
3%
Friday
&
86.40
77.77
Apr
]?< Oct
33
BONDS
Steel
86.22
77.91
83.93
448.87
.
Durable
American
78.01
83.93
32 Vi
5%
■
84.41
83.85
89.75
Jan
8V2 July
917a
40
Bonds
89.65
29%
3%
90
ities
89.55
Jan
GO
Ralls
148.82
Feb
300
15
Util¬
Rails
149.02
Jan
12%
13%
%
Total
10
Grade
trials
Stocks
10
Second
Grade
Indus¬
150.23
May
300
65
67.52
ii.
Jan
1174
15
5a
£1
•
10"
Ltd
Zapata Petroleum Corp
A Amer
-BondsFirst
10
101.65
47
W) Ltd—
dep rets ord reg
6%
7%
10%
3%
25
100
*
1
2
—
8
Machine
Industries
of representative stocks and bondi
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.;
446.55
68
14,800
2
.
Mar
91
5%
1
pfd
in
h
67.46
..._
139% May
12%
10%
1
(John) Industries Ltd
Newspaper
m
8%
l7a
1%
5
common—
Wpodall
,
67.73
Nov
19V4
10
Industries
preferred
Wisconsin Pwr & Lt 4% %
Wood
without Warrants.
Total
lties
roads
Jan
200
40
35%
25
1
5%
Wood
^
102.23
26 V2
200
32%
x Ex-
range),
103.97
23%
1
& Co
C)
"x w,"
utii-
Rail¬
,
54
32V'a
year's
'•3% JUly
Feb
%
7,600
7a
13
-
-r
Oct
Nov
125
8''«
fo conv preferred
Wichita River Oil Corp
(R
in
449.87
——
-f-s
10c
Oil Co
5 V2
Williams
included
.
2% July
Nov
4%
-
■>;.(
Oct
81
50
83
21
Nov
0,760
4%
160
Nov
Va
1
Mfg
Oct
1
117
10
Eagle Internat
41%
446.91
3
27,100
130'
83
20
Inc
Stores
(not
,
15
20
trials
Date
Dec.'
VA
32r,«
Coal
Westmoreland
White
casli
the daily closing averages
2
2
Va
Westmoreland
White
dividend,
Ex-stock
July
29
17a
Is
*
shares—
ord
18
274
•
Jan
Dec.
Ltd—
Invest
52%
39
(not included in year's range), d Ex-interest.
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule transaction
transaction
with warrants;
"w w,"
Indus¬
Nov.
2,580
1 Va
1
Vn
4%
•
Tablet & Stationery
Weyenberg Shoe
:—
53
44
18
10
2% Apr
1% Jan
16 Vk
1st pfd—100
7%
Stockholders
Western
$38%
range.)
r Transaction for
Ex-liquidating dividend.
30
33% Aug
1
1-25
100
Ltd
Western Maryland Ry
Western
45%
45
the New York Stock Exchange as
on
Nov
2%
1
& Company Inc
Wentworth Manufacturing
"Western
'45
Mar-Sepf
53
Stock and Bond Averages
5,500
i ••
123 Va
126
•
5
WeimAn
7%
1(0
10c
Webb & Khapp Inc
101%
99%
.
when
23% Oct
"
1
1
Co
2
57%
Bonds
1,600
27%
•
SB
99%
being traded flat.
"
' ' '
*
.
$Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during tire current week.
SReported In receivership.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;
A
Jan
3%
Sep
14
25%
>4
27
"
Waltham
99%
$55
Jan
104
Nov
1% Oct
1
Inc
73
73
$72
Jan-July
2012__Jan-July
2s
Deferred
a
4% Jan
51
40
30
$2 cumulative preferred
Wallace
llVo
54
54%
17'a
500
2 Va
1
Waltt & Bond Inc
54
4:72
-
"
Parana
7Va Jan
2% Oct
2%
2
•
100
preferred..
73%
54
—
.
.June-Dec
Mortgage
Jan
•
—
52
70%
-Stocks-
Wagner Baking voting ctfs ext
7%
£57%"
-May-Nov
April-Ocf
(issue
May
Jan
8'! 4
•
A 7s
of
Jan
3%
•
IIIIi
(issue
listed
Aircraft
45%
.J '
July
141,
Nov
112
4%
a
A7s
w
Waco
157%
Jan
300
1%
115 Via 116
•
Corp
Oct
32
1,100
35
1%
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co——
Vogt Manufacturing...
July
7 78
34
34
5
Vinco Corporation..
6% Jan
4% Nov
1
preferred
Petroleum..
111%
Apr
20%
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
Van Norman Industries warrants
Feb
43% May
Oct
20%
Sep
2%
1,700
2
Sugar
15
'
NOV
1,500
14
Silver-Lead
7s
A Hanover
Jan
4,300
Marion
Corp
Aug
*
%
36,900
1%
17s
1%
Insurance
Universal Products Co common
5
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
4%
Universal
Vulcan
APr
High
182
157%
"
£65
1%
Universal
Venezuelan
156
126
*35
208
Aug
9
■
Oil
V
(City of) Germany—
(60% redeemed)—
157%
5
*165
4
10
15
Corp
x24%
1%
34%
American
convertible
Hanover
'
June-Dec
1947
6s
Jan. 1
Low
No.
182
181
__Feb-Aug
1%
Consolidated
$4
secured
f
__Feb-Aug
1947
7s
..Feb- Aug
Oct
4 Yb
1
_30c
25c
.
250'
4,700
%
23
'
.
Universal
Valspar Corp common
Munlc
-Mar-Sept
City (Peru) 6%s stamped 1958
Maranhao stamped (Plan A) 2VeS 2008— .May-Nop
5'%
Dec
11%
11
'
Universal
Utah-Idaho
A
39% May
Oct
168
1,700
1 7s
1%
Va
•—
1
B
Rubber Reclaiming Co
United States Vitamin Corp
United
as
Cons
Range Sine*
Sold
High
'
100
1
Corp
S
class
4
70
178%
168
178%
25
10
common
Conditioning
Foil
1% Jan
Va Oct
10s
100
Canal
&
preferred
10%
:
4
4%
AGerman
ALima
ord registered
RR
J
10
*
5
common
Ltd—
Co
Ames* dep rets
United
!l
10c
Corp
Products
Milk
Bid & Asked
Low
7% July
7% May
5%
Bonds
Friday's
or
Sale Price
High
Low
iHigh
5%
Elastic
United
Week's/Range
Last
Period
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
common__50o
Products
Aircraft
Interest
BONDS
Shares
5%
United Asbestos Corp
United Cuban Oil Inc
DECEMBER 6
for Week
Low
Par
ENDED
Friday
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Week's
Friday
1,605,000
$21,062,000
•
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2504)
.
..
Monday, December d, 1957
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK
I OR
ENDED
DECEMBER
6
\
i*/
*
Friday
STOCKS
East
Sale I'ric*
Par
American Motors Corp
American Sugar Refining
American
Tel
Tel
&
&
160 %
Boston Edison
Service
47
Eastern
Gas &
Eastern
Mass
6%
Fuel
Assoc
53%
36
54
Oct
Oct
Co_
25
Oct
Jan
62
90
46
75
47
39%
40%
1,391
65 %
1,197
63%
tf
Co
Dec
03%
52%
Kennecott
Cement
Feb
•
Wrigley
Stores Inc
Electric A Equip—
'Allen
36%
264
32%
Oct
4G1-« Mar
34%
202
30%
Oct
»
82%
85%
245
Oct
53% Jan
128% Jan
-10
29%
30
135
Oct
40',4 July
79%
25%
Manufacturing
Mfg
Burroughs
England Electric System
New
England
20
Tel & Tel Co
y, N H & Hart RR—
Olln Mathieson Chemical
Pennsylvania
Rexall
Standard
Stone
50
Chrysler Corp
Oil
Co
(N
Shop Inc
Torrington Co
&
J)
6 %
5
12%
43%
12%
13%
8 %
220
%
3
13% Nov
17%
137%
t
6%
Dec
16%
Jan
206
38%
Nov
905
12%
Dec
Fruit
United
U
S
Shoe
Co
Detroit
Gl% July
Jan
Rubber
Corp
Co
Jan
23%
Jan
Evans
3,540
47%
Nov
68% July
Ex-Cell-O
41
60
33%
Oct
18
105
17% Feb
49% May
20% Jan
23%
162
22%
27% Aug
Ford
19
Oct
Products
40%
2,139
37%
Nov
47%
Jan
General
1,216
32
Nov
45%
Feb
Goebel
49
oMl
35%
365
31
62%
64%
34%
45
29%
Oct
Friday
STOCK*
Last
Sale Trice
Par
Carey
1
—8
-
Manufacturing
Champ
Cincinnati
Gas
&
Electric
18.50
com
4%
preferred
Cincinnati Milling
Cincinnati Telephone
Eagle
Picher
Gibson
27%
_100
—10
-
—50
_
—
Graham-Paige
Lakes
Art
Kahn
&
i
Jju
BJMru 8* h" mi "11" rn m~
American
Co
26% Mar
Oct
32 % May
3?
Oct
37%
Jan
26
27%
981
23% Sep
30
85
b. J4
95%
50%
Jan
Cities
30
133
77
78%
275
&
So
Curtis*-Wright
Ohio—
Chemical
Auto-Lite
Federated
Ford
—1
30%
118
29 7 b
Nov
Oct
44%
52Tb
28%
Nov
Standard Tube class
26
—
12%
41
26
■
109
25
12%
343
12%
Nov
36
Jun
41
9
Mar
i;
38% Aug
(The)
39%
39 3i
39%
15%
15%
16 %
104
39 %
39%
130
42
42
11%
11%
60
11% Nov
166% 170%
42% 42%
382
160% Oct
—
100
167%
16% Mar
110
39%
47 %
14%
Oct
24
37%
Nov
45 %
36Tb Oct
15
Nov
48 3b
5%
10
10
40%
Oct
72%
43%
Dec
65%
14%
Oct
5%
50
4Tb
Oct
38 %
CO
Oct
10%
t)u
— -
but
90
9%
120
u
47%
Nov
26%
Oct
70
85
64%
Jan
53%
49
Nov
70
30%
65
26%
Oct
31%
20%
ft
26%
Nov
46%
14% Oct
41%
5
41%
17
56l8
57 %
47
182% 10314
57
—I.
84
162
Oct
2
30
Dec
30
30
29 7 b
39%
30%
40%
100
Oct
49%
Oct
28% Feb
18
Southern
I
14%
Alleghany
Allegheny
Jun
Aluminum
34
of
Co
Aluminium
Jun
406
29%
Dec
59% Mar
125
473b
Oct
68 lb
65
51
52%
Feb
72% July
480
35%
Dec
47 %
American
Am
Apr
American
American
July
.-A
1
_
3%
1
%
Oct
125
•
5%
6%
Dec
10
Jun
22%
Nov
28
Mar
5%
Jan
100.
1%
300
23%
2,398
1%
23%
910
1%
12
2%
3
Jun
615
.
23
5%
Nov
1
July
100
6%
23
100
2%
100
3%
6% Feb
6%
1%
Nov
2%
Apr
27% Apr
Dec
1% Mar
12
Jan
1%
Dec
Dec
1
23%
July
Jan
17Tb Jun
.
3
Dec
Jan
19
19
250
14
Oct
29% July
16%
243
16%
Dec
2%
1,400
2%
Nov
91% May
3% Jan
3%
Jan
3%
.
•
3% '•
566
\16
16
61
11%
200
16
61
340
42%
3% Jan
16
Dec
Feb
Dec
62% Sep
8% Jan
12% Nov
350
8%
Oct
256
12%
8%
24%
24%
Dec
950
Nov
11% Apr
31% July
15% Jun
200
17%
Dec
20
200
9
24%
8
8
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Week's
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—
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15
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Volume
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Eastern
Calumet. <fc
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Canadian ProsDect
Carrier Corp
Central
Illinois
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1.000
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10
34%
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36%
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Jan
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5
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Nov
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Oct
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Jan
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Oct
56
29%
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Chicago
Chicago
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49
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62
7%
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66 %
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May
Apr
Industries
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Oct
20% July
National
Lead
Nov
34%
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200
23%
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22
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General
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20%
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18%
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49%
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17%
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68
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Oct
19
May
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17
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100
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40
41%
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100
5
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17
Jun
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200
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50,
5
Corp
Knapp Monarch
Kropp
6%
42%
25%
Light
&
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Laclede
6%
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10
8%
59 V® July
62
Jan
50%
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Johnson Stephens &
35% July
7%
493A
7
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Studebaker-Packard
Texas
Nov
7%
47%
28
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Container
Storkline
&
21%
200
7%
47%
15/64
(N J)
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Swift
22%
1
Rights
8tone
9%
•
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22
2,900
91%
28%
18%
72%
34
18%
72 %
200
9%
2
Oil of Indiana
T~16%
1,200
28%
6O0
California
Standard
Jun
1%
50
30%
13 Vb
18%
28% Mar
300
28%
*
•
3.50
(Un)
17%
Oct
Sperry Rand Corp (Un)
Spiegel Inc common
Square D Co (Un)
Standard Dredging Corp
Standard
*
Tel
Nov
11% Mar
16
300
•
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Power
10%
t
300
2%
.
17%
7.50
Co
International Tel
Jun
300
19%
2%
70
22
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(Un)
Paper
38%
300
17
•
Interlake Steamship Co
International Harvester
Dec
500
22
—1
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International
450
17%
10
common
Co
International
~2%
—25%
2.800
12
18%
70
1
Indiana Steel Products Co
Inland
13%
11%
10
Huttig Sash & Door
Illinois
11%
40
3
Inc.—-
Inc———
Industries
Howard
25 %
17%
12
—1
25
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Hibbard Spencer
Houdaille Industries
11%
1
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25%
1-1
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—
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100
Dec
51%
Apr
600
9%
Nov
17
300
34 y4
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48%
Jan
2,300
61%
73%
Jan
200
12%
11,100
12
Oct
16
Jan
Apr
Mar
12%
8% Apr
Dec
Jan
—1
Union
Telegraph
12 Va
15%
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15%
500
14
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20%
2%
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11 Va
63%
64
600
52%
Feb
68% July
17
12%
•
Brick
Inc
Mickelberry's Food Products
Middle
South
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Modine
Utilities
Brewing
Min
&
River
Portland
Mfg
Fuel
Ff>r
1
footnotes
see
page
6%
6%
1,600
31%
Jan
900
6%
Oct
400
82%
84%
30
30%
30%
400
45%
42
45%
1.100
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11%
11%
11%
1,800
2%
2%
100
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34
12.50
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Cement
Manufacturing
Monroe. Chemical
10
Co
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27%
40
11 Va
2
38
7%
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700
Nov
26 Mi
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12 Va
200
12
Nov
15% July
*
19 %
19%
300
19
Oct
23%
250
28%
Nov
18%
NOV
23
Jan
36% Nov
45
Jan
13 "Vt
Jan
13311
Dec
18
Jun
Jan
Wisconsin
Electric
99 y2 July
Wisconsin Public
Oct
37%
Feb
Wool worth
Oct
66
18% Apr
3
Mar
(Un)__.
Service
.10
29 MB
29%
29 %
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20
19%
20
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37
37%
1,100
1,100
8%
1,150
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100
Feb
Dec
Power
Feb
Jan
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•
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8%
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Jan
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Monday. December 9, 1957
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK ENDED DECEMBER «
Friday
Friday
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
)
Laboratories
Abbott
Aeco
Corp
Reduction
Co
Chemical &
Allied
Ltd
Aluminium
5,500
52 3
52%
62c
2.20 July
Feb
46 74
126
4
Oct
_____—-.1
47«
4%
225
4%-
78
78
183
70%
Nov
64 74
9
Dec
Mig
Ailis-Chalmers
288
93c
87c
93c
52%
Range 8ince Jan. 1
Lov
tiigh
51 % July
37 74 Feb
Dye Corp (Un)—18
(Un»—-
Corp
Alleghany
*
46%
46%
5
10c
common—
(Un)_;
Co
Aug
,96% July
'
36% May
10
—*
(Un)
,
Inc com
Nov
July
24%
24%
2,616
24%
30%
3174
1,677
28 74
Oct
53
74 July
1
1574
15%
1,495
1474
Oct
24
Jan
200
17 %
Oct
(Un)
American
Airlines
American
Bosch Anna Corp (Un,t_____2
12 %
1274
13%
935
12%
Dec
3974
39
39%
509
37 74
Nov
2674 May
24% May
45% July
American Cyanamid Co
42%
4274
583
3674
Oct
4874 July
American
1674
1674
928
11
Feb
2174 July
1274
12
220
11%
Oct
1774
Theatres (Un
Bdcast-Para
Amer
12.50
(Un)
American Can Co
(Un)
Electronics Inc—___——1
American & Foreign Power (Un)_____*
American Motors Corp (Un)
5
American Potash & Chemical——*
American Radiator & S S
S
(Un)
(Un)___
Corp (Un)
25
Anaconda (The) Co (Un)—
50
Ariderson-Prichard Oil Corp (Un)—10
(Un)___—_5
Armco Steel Corp (Un)__
—10
Armour & Co
(111) com
(Un)
—5
Ashland Oil & Refining (Un)
1
Atcli Top & Santa Fe (Un) com
10
Atlantic Refining Co (Un)
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Atlas Corp (Un)—
1
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—
20
Avco Mlg Corp (Un)
3
Louisiana
Arkansas
Qas
Diamond
27% Aug
65
16%
1212
155h
150
15
Oct
17%
18%
4,388
17
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417a
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150
37%
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674
6%
662
6%
Oct
May
11% Jan
14%
14%
100
14%
Doc
17%
117b
Oct
% May
,
26%
56 3
3
Feb
27%
568
pi
8
1
1
1%
500
38 %
37%
38%
6,012
36%
Nov
5174 July
Idaho
11%
11%
644
10%
Nov
13%
Jan
Ideal
6c
31.000
4c
Nov
13c
Jan
Illinois
3%
2,264
2478
Dec
58 % July
3%
Aug
674
Apr
6%
Oct
9
Jan
13c
Nov
35c
May
Howe
25 %
Nov
47
July
Hupp
Oil
Sound
Co
434
Jun
Inlgnd
1874
Jan
International
Jan
International Paper Co
7%
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7%
44,591
3%
Jan
874
59%
Jun
July
61
52
Feb
31%
32%
1,327
30
Nov
45'4
14%
14%
700
19%
21%
3,590
118
118
427
21
21%
1,807
19% Feb
25 74
Jun
14%
147»
14%
160
13%
Oct
21% May
5%
5%
400
5%
Oct
7% Mar
International
Oil
Intex
101
60
59 ¥2
.
10%
Nov
47% July
167+
3474
150
Oct
Apr
Jan
May
3174
30%,
33
30% Oct
5874 May
22%
22%
23 7-t
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100
35'4
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145
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Jan
Dec
13%
Feb
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28% Mar
45% July
40
1
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22%
160
16%
21%
21%
200
17%
Feb
65c
__
65c
76c
1.900
64c
Oct
2.50
2.65
400
2.25
Dec
Jan
25% July
1.10 Mar
Feb
374 Feb
12.50
—
3474
34%
175
32%
Oct
40
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40%
275
407a
Oct
70
Jan
674
674
305
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674
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97
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183
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26 74
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183
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1774 May
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100
23 74
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82%
8514
848
8174
Oct
33%
34%
1,137
3374
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•
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Lear
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33%
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1.320
4%
Oct
213
24%
Dec
3674 May
Lehman
11%
150
11%
Dec
23%
Libby
34%
378
33%
Oct
65%
Jan
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
1512
15%
610
13
Oct
18
Jun
Litton
63%
482
62%
Nov
98% May
12
13 %
1,586
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104%
12174
Feb
Jan
47% May
Jun
24%
•
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515
4
11%
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Jan
100
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24:,«
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5
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30c
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Lockheed
1
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&
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444
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150
7
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29
8%
8
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11%
31
Dec
M J M & M Oil Co
Jan
Macy & Co (R H) common
Marchant Calculators
May
20%
20%
100
18% Oct
32
32
32
193
22
Oct
4974 Jan
Martin
49 %
49%
50%
735
49
Oct
6874
Matson
12%
12%
125
12%
Dec
20 74
22%
22%
23
539
21%
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377a
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5
32 74 July
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Jan
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Oct
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57% Jan
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65%
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1,336
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Oct
53
53
195
48%
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70
3
3
432
2%
Nov
4%
Jan
Merck
*
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21%
22
944
2174
Dec
32%
Jan
Merrill
65%
Mfg
&
Co
Co
Inc
1
Co
35%
Jun
25%
25%
145
24% Oct
24%
25
100
2374
Oct
35
15 78
16
3,654
11%
Oct
17%
Jan
Mission
11%
11%
425
11
Nov
1974
Jan
Monolith
40%
Oct
25 74
Co
Co
50c
1.3374
July
Develop Co
Port
Refining
(Un)
Jan
Sep
14%
Nov
16
40%
Sep
Denver & Rio Grande RR (Un)__
Di Giorgio Fruit Corp class B__
437u
Nov
48% Jan
National
Biscuit Co
41%
41%
260
40
Oct
4774 May
National
City
45%
47
413
43%
Nov
68%
JUn
Nat'l
31%
2874
Feb
31%
Apr
National
Supply Co
6
Oct
National
Theatres
1
31%
225
47«
4%
495
46 %
47%
2,204
18%
18%
924
1774
Oct
2%
47%
i
2%
300
2%
Nov
8
9
25%
9
125
25%
29 %
3,089
4% July
Oct
43
58 % July
3774
Jun
5% Jan
Jan
13%
25%
Dec
Apr
Mt
Diablo
Lines (Uni
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class
Gas
Auto-Lite
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Bond
&
Co
com
Co
Corp
Co
'
Corp Ltd
Ltd.
(Un)
2,450
Jan
3774
p .10
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350
12%
Sep
14
Jan
34%
3574
41
July
3074 Feb
1,092
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20
20
20
30%
30%
32%
4%
Oct
2674 Mar
3074 Nov
3% Jail
3974 Jan
18%
220
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4%
4174
41%
125
35
Jan
4174
—1
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20 3 8
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20%
Dec
24
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20%
2174
1,041
20
Oct
28
May
50
Jan
5
Aug
1
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1474
14%
923
Oct
17
Jan
%
500
New
N
Park
Dec
North
American
Invest
15%
15%
131
15%
Nov
22
Apr
Northern
13
1472
4,594
13
Dec
14% Nov
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Dec
5
14%
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5
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Y Central RR Co
35
Jun
Dec
1
120
•
39
40
495
39
52
259
1174 Dec
19
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Occidental
76
1,612
5174
91
Jan
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3%
3%
1,435
374
Dec
Jun
Ohio Edison Co
57%
56%
57%
668
4974
Oct
Jan
Ohio
40', 4
38%
40%
311
3874
Nov
182
182 182V2
554
Apr
%
100
Nov
174 Mar
15%
16%
620
1574 Nov
3674 July
28%
26 74
Oct
31% Mar
15c
Feb
2974
729
31c
39c
10,700
1.85
2.05
1,600
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Sep
485
327'2
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4974 May
16%
Oct
2874
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Jan
1
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22
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Oct
5
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2374
2374
2474
1,455
20c
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3514
1.65
1.55
1.65
9,740
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2%
5,950
274
Oct
4674
Oct
5274 May
29
Nov
4374
Jan
11%
%
174
Oct
%
15%
•
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Aircraft Inc
11%
%
Sep
1
Power
Pacific
73 %
14
1
Mohawk
39
%
50c
1
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Nordon Corp Ltd
Nor vis OH Co_
73%
7.50
Oct
Oct
170
31
31
229
28%
98%
249
82% Mar
26%
98%
28%
1,755
2574
Oct
27%
^7%
314
25
29%
30%
27%
14
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6%
68
57 % May
201
26 >
4
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Oct
120
28% Oct
40% July
27%
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3274 Jun
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1274 Apr
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29
1574 Aug
41% Jan
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24,080
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1.05
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115
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1,305
231
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11% Apr
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&
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33% Nov
1,982
974 Nov
1874 Jan
22%
4
23
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20
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2674 Aug
40
40
250
33%
Jan
4374 Apr
51
22 3
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3.426
4374
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1,316
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8% July
3174
Jan
84.75
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25%
100
23% July
27%
Feb
24%
24%
140
22%
Nov
27
Jan
2374
2374
196
22
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25
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100
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2374 Feb
200
45
Nov
4
Nov
5874 May
974 Apr
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2
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1
4574 Aug
45% July
56% May
20
905
18
Nov
2274 Oct
Pacific Tel & Tel common——
50
50
50
437
43
Oct
64
397's
401'2
7,180
39%
Dec
59% May
Pan American World Airways (Un)
Paramount Pictures Corp (Un)
15%
15%
16
1,763
1374
Oct
1874 May
Parke, Davis & Co (Un)
38
Feb
71% July
Penney (J C) Co (Un)
24
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
May
Jan
46
10
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preferred
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25
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Pacific Lighting Corp com
Jun
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29%
25% Aug
25
red
Pacific' Industries
Oct
974 Dec
Jan
617a July
Oct
29%
Jan
889
1.425
10 3 «
47%
20%
3,781
43%
9%
48
34%
46
42 74
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30%
186
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442
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25
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45
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Aggregates
Pacific Gas & Electric
36%
52%
j
Feb
48%
32%
12
Products
Finance
a
100
3%
2.05 May
674 Oct
Clay
37%
52%
Oct
*
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Co
Cement
Pacific
Oct
1.45
282
July
Pacific
50
1
(Un)
Olin Mathieson Chemical
Jan
Oct
Petroleum
Oil Co
Oil
112% July
44 % July
40% July
125
2
see
12%
New England Electric System (Un)
New Idl'ia Mining & Chem Co
36%
35
"|
4274 May
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39%
;
Nov
974
35
*
10
Foremost Dairies
35
Nov
18%
2,394
315
Aviation
2.50
Calculating Co
Fruehauf Trailer Co
Jan
2c
260
12%
2174
11,000
8
American
Ford Motor Co
Friden
Jun
3c
22
Oct
North
I_I*
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13c
3c
2174
Nov
32% May
47% July
cemmon___~I*
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31
Dec
Oct
5
Florida Power & Light
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33%
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Oct
130
Pacific
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Oct
14 74
210
29
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272
224
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I I5
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160
17
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Dec
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17
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Nov
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29 74
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266
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316
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4,650
1374
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5
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515
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46% May
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3174
Nov
10
Chemical
Montgomery
45%
Crown
Cuban American Oil
2274
Cement
10
Crestmont Oil Co
22
Mindanao Mother Lode Mines
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;
38%
Middle South Utilities Inc__
40%
10
(Un)
(Uni
(Uni.
35%
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45 %
(Un)
35%
•
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Monsanto
Co
1774
37c
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520
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2774 Oct
4
(Un)
51% July
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448
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25
common
29%
17%
Co
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2974
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1474
16
Oct
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4574
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5674
Nov
2074
•
2574 Oct
Flintkote
Oct
30
1%
(Un)
36%
Oils
Oct
1
165
30 %
Harvester
40% Nov
Fargo
41
300
100
(Un)
Co
168
Eureka
291
1 %
3074
July
5674 July
274 Apr
Jan
21
Steel
434
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4374
1
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1,542
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471
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4374
1
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174
.
Co
42%
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93
10
RR
40%
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7974 July
Mar
31%
Co
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31%
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Nov
74
(Un)____l
Maryland Mines Corp
Cement
60%
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25
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Air
Dec
Oct
60%
1%
(Un>_
42%
Eastman
16c
170
480
1
317»
Eastern
11,872
Jun
Aug
——10
Consol Electrodynamics Corp
Consolidated Foods Corp
duPont
3%
217*4 Aug
36 %
80%
30%
(Un)
Corp common
2.50
Chemical
Nov
Oct
30%
14%
(Un)___
Oct
___1
1
—
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44c
2.00
15
3174 Nov
61%
1
(Un)
Co
Feb
1
Corp
Gas System
Products
153
40c
40c
2.50
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Corn
952
1,346
61%
1
1
Nov
10
Columbia Broadcast Syst class A
Oil
2.00
17%
*
3
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Continental
2.00
17%
1
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2.90
5
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Mar
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May
46
12.50
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39 %
86 74
1
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Oct
Nov
10
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377
9
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Cities Service Co (Un)
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769
189
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26%
3674
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Oct
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3674
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14
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14
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40
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3074
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3
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47%
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27%
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600
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Cenco
81.25
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Name
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7274 July
Nov
1,226
Hawaiian Pineapple
Hercules Powder Co
14%
'
6874
Feb
3
30%
Rubber
Aircraft
Grumman
Oct
1
Oct
52%
407'a
Greyhound Corp
Jan
7% July
Oct
46%
1,232
1,040
Jan
12 %
15%,
17%
12%
2,770
3
29%
Oil & Chemical Co
Gull Oil Corp
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Caterpillar Tractor Co common
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Jun
Jan
60
6474
3
4074
10
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Northern
1
—1
1
Southern Petroleum.,
Celanese Corn
169
4274
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Great
639
Capital Airline Inc (Un)
Carrier Corp
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Case (J I) & Co (Un)
Cenco
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Jan
44%
58%
4
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1,120
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45%
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Jun
July
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29%
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Granite City Steel Co (Uni.
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.
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25%
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3 711
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Burroughs Corp ___—
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26
25%
Jan
100
52%
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17
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Nov
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7274
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43
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&
Getty Oil Co
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Nov
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common
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California
27%
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277
1,074
2,077
1,150
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California
28%
44(2
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25 V4
Low
6474
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7774
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Jun
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463
30%
17
—
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29%
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28%
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Oct
70
—5
Range Since Jan. 1
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5
1,130
Oil Corp
Bolsa Cbica
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63 74
Oct
1607a
43 74
25 %
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2,573
77
2874
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732
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6
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1874
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56
Oct
_______
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Barnhart-Morrow Consolidated
Bandini
Beckman
Oct
11
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Feb
35%
136
1,770
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44
11 %
39%
39%
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41%
Apr
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5
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44
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100
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74
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Sales
Range
of Prices
Far
High
Low
Par
Air
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Pacific Goasl Stock Exchange
4
4%
1.955
39%
39
39%
3,116
91
3974
847s Aug
50
8174
Sep
987r2
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100
80
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Nov
39
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1
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472
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Oct
13174
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113
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32
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8574 Mar
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20%
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*
133
64%
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preferred
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4
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-
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,
Sep
Number 5697
186
Volume
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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out-of-town markets
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED DECEMBER 6.
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
Low
20%
Low
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Last
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High
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580
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33
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65
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25
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Jan
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4
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42
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Oct
75
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Oct
Feb
5% Jan
■
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Horne
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Mfg
23%
16 Va
Oct
65'A
Apr
115
20%
Nov
29%
Jan
24 Vo
56
22%
Oct
43%
Jan
16%
30
14%
Oct
18
Jan
6%
839
5%
Jan
34%
34%
179
31
Oct
37%
26%
26'A
50
24%
Nov
32% May
33%
33 Va
4
29%
Oct
40'A July
30
7'/a
_*
Co
High
33
30
27
Feb
33
6
34%
—
25
1%
12'A
2%
2%
72%
73%
,
—
72%
645
lVa
12 »/4
—
—
—„—-——5
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common—.2.50
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp——1
Plymouth Oil Corp —
5
Rockwell Spring & Axle
1
United Engineering & Foundry Co—5
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric Corp
12.50
Corp
23%
—-10
8.50
Refractories
McKinney
Natco
22%
0%
Light Co
Equitable Gas Co
Walker
22%
•
Duquesne
Harbison
25
of Pittsburgh—. 5
Brewing
Duquesne
Low
34 Vo
—'
10
Columbia Gas System
Range Stnee Jan. 1
High
34 7 b
1
Co
Blaw-Knox
Shares
Prices,
Low
1
.
for Week
of
Par
Alleghany Ludlum Steel
Armsn-ong Cork Co__—
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
May
20% May
213
"
common
Consol
34
Jan
43
16%
Steel Corp
Oct
20
1,028
—
Utah-Idaho
88% July
Dec
13%
15%
Jan
25%
Smelt Refin & Mng (Un)——.50
Universal
Oct
39%
Scranton-Spring Brook Water
Apr
Jan
9
a25% a25%
—
1
5
73 Va
23%
Paper Co
Feb
19%
90%
95%
—10
(Un)—
Rubber
24%
11.
10c
common
32
2,513
1
10
1
10%«
20% Jan
1
.
—
Inc
21
Nov
10
5
(Un)
(Un)
Corp
2,817
Oct
Dec
1
4%
10
25
Co
Fruit
Gas
530
31 %
a
Oil (Un)
Industries
24
30%
_*
(Un)
Cuban
United
24%
1
51% May
37% Apr
34% Mar
X
Scott
41% May
25% Feb
Film (Un)
Nov
Jan
12 Va
17
19%
1
Oct
26%
41% Feb
-
Jan
12%
Inc.
Lines
33
—
Ry Co (Un)
10
common—1—a-a-12.50
Corp
Dec
12%
(Un)__
;
Air
14%
*
1
1
,
Aircraft Corp
United
Jun
6,423
11
United
76
15%
—.—5
United
Feb
.05%
Corp
Union Electric Co (Un)
Union Oil Co of Calif
Union Pacific
54%
14%
Carbide
Union
15% Nov
65
14%
10
Twentieth Century-Fox
Union
110
*
Inc_—
Tri-Continental Corp
Warrants
26% Mar
10%
407
Co—
30%
-
Jan
65
—
31 V»
Products
560
Apr
60
Reading Co common
44% May
50c
Airlines
World
Trans
TreeSweet
75%
Jan
82V4 July
13
23%
United Corp
62%
—__—————2
Corp
29%
682
Oct
23
Sun Oil Co
30%.
10
1—a——.——.—-25
Preferred
Transamerica
1,801
29%
Va
7% Jan
75
23
Smith, Kline & French Lab_:
South
Jersey Gas Co
Tidewater OiL common
270
34%
28V«.
20% July
222,213
190
———-—_a—
47%
33%
...
24%
43%
common
37%
9%
com
'51%
preferred —"—;——-—
$1.25
Thriftimart Inc
preference
50
43%
25
Jun
64
68%
46%
Public Service Electric & Gas com_
12/64 10/64
15/64
—
32
19.6
34%
8%
Jan
6,758
Potomac Electric Power common
30% Nov
7.50
(Un)
714
33 Va
34%
—3
1,520
>
21 Va May
35%
;
•39%
1
11%
Oct
65%
—10
38%
-
Oct
13%
35 Va
Light
&
38%
51
Mar
1
Corp (Un)—
Texas Co -TUn) _—:
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co
634
216
35%
Corp
Power
43
———25
Oil
2,657
8Va
—1
Chemicals
Pennsalt
Baltimore
TXL
7j/4
15 Va
16
Pennroad Corp
273
Sylvania Electric Products
Jan
7Va
147/o
75%
4034
Merck & Co Inc
3,850
(Un)-
——
Apr
30 Va July
15%
Co
49
—.
Sunray. Mid-Continent Oil
&
(The)
42 V*
—5
Va
31
'15
39%
:
21 %
(Un)
Inc
Oct
:1a
r_
41%
—10
Co
Jan
9Va
15%
Navigation—
47%
(Un)—
(Ohio)
Oct
26%
300
•;
40
common-.
—
&
20%
7
22 Va
787
lO3^
34%
B
—
20 Vr
,
26
305a
10 I.
1.66%
47%
(Un)—_
—
25%
29%
Jan
180Va Mar
2
*
find)-
Stauffer Chemical
..
60c
California
of JN J
Martin
Oct
31%
64% Nov
a
Co
Co
160%
Va
10
General Motors Corp
Oimbel Brothers
(The)
Oct
295
"
66 Va
.
—10
10
Co
Lehigh Coal
3,501
Light common—13%
Foremost Dairies
Homasote
45% Mar
15
—25
1
Duquesiie Light Co
'
Electric Storage Battery
Fidelity & Deposit Co
Hecht
43'
7%
'
_*1.80
Co——
8%
_
Brands
Standard
8
Motor
63%
M0
1
Ford
High
19Va
166 Va 170%
30
.—-13
Company
Delaware Power &
''
27
'63%
167
—6.50
Co
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
—23
—
Inc' (Un)_:—.
Standard
Dec
Low
25 %
Arundel Corporation
Electric
Atlantic' Citv
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp
Curtis
Publishing
i
o' 4
20
63%
100
Philco
20%
Pacific* Co.—_
Standard
Tel
&
Philadelphia Transportation Co
457
Southern
High
20
,
1
Apr
24%
i
American Tel
J.
Co
July
21
Rights
Stores
30%
24%
Standard Oil Co
American
-^-10
common-
30% Mar
,7
5
Co
Sperry-Rand Corp
Steel
Wood
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Philadelphia Electric coipmon
:—,
(Un)
Southern
Swift
216,
22%
20%
21%
Southern
138
04% July
48%
25
25
—
5% Aug
04% May
49%
20
pfd
Jan
Nov
49%
49%
conv
55%
Oct
497/a
1
4.48%
5% July
36
1,580
Southern Calif Edison Co common—25
Solar Aircraft Co-
6Vr
Alan
-—
38%
37-%
Oct
49%
—18
13
(Un),
Socony Mobil Oil Co (Un)
-
May
"114% July
Range Since Jan. 1
4
•
Budd
"
27%
3
10
Co (Un)
Elec com—
Paper
24%
Jan
Jan
23
for Week
of Pricea
Low
Par
Baltimore Transit Co common
Safeway Stores Inc new
St
Jan
62
Co (Un)— -20
Inc_—
Foods
Nov
382
24%
24
•
20c
45
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
79% Aug
40%
1
g
:
Fine
W
24%
81c
1
Bros
and
.—1
25
Royal Dutch Petroleum
Ryan Aeronautical Co
S
——.
—
Corp—.—
Jan
32% May
68% July
,
,
Jan
'
Rice
Nov
36% Nov
40
July
29
•'
Feb
,7,000
/ 000
"
63
Baltimore Stock Exchange
64 % May
2,293
Dec
Jan
959
03%
45'i
1,555
'77%"77%"
25% July
14% May
NOV
543
37%
:
21
21
■*
39% July
10% Jan
449
12
12
Oct
850
8% "
37%
:
—
Oct
200
--
12c
37%
;_25
preferred
Nov
11
"
63%
lie.
1 12c
10
W,)-t(Un
Oct
'
20%'
.-12.50-
„
23% Mar
200
8%
19%
„
1,55 Aug
14% Aug
".47% Jan
818 May
16%
37%
15%
-38
I&T" '..18%
\ 615*
-
45%
15%
197/a
_10
27%
i
:.,.8% Oct
405, *
-301
•
'
15%
1-2.50-
(Un)_.
Zenith. Radio
43%
8*8
40
Oct
Jan
27%
1
1
40%'
2i%'
11%
Youngstown Sheet & Tube (Un>_
Corp (Un)
/___
Apr
31%
Oct
15%
42%
16%
1
Manufacturing Co
16%
3,413
•
Cqa
.
,
21%
40
"
Jan
27%
10
(Un)
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
23%
Ry
8%
Jan
50c
'
2,065
.1—1
Westinghouse Air"Brake (Un)
Westinghouse Elec Corp (Uu).
Williston Easin Oil Explor—A
46%
1,900
19%
Un)_ .—45
17%
557.
25c
<
IncA—
stores
14%
400
1
Lines
-i
j
Western Union Telegraph
66 Va Aug
-i
(Un)_
West Coast Life Insurance
30% Nov
1,501
16%
5
Reynolds Metals Co
Rheem
439
i
'
com
(Un) —_a
51%
1
Co—_L
Preferred
42
,_50c
.
Rexall Drug Inc
05
Petroleums
40 %
40%
1
Co—__—
Inc
Feb
Westates
May
July
•
-
RepUtfllo Aviation Corp (Un)—
Republic -Pictures (Un )—'
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Reserve Oil & Gds Co—;
!——
Rcvlon
45
1.30
:
Equipment Co_—
15%
—
Rayonier Incorporated •—T—
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)_.
Relter-Poster
152
Oct
Victor
44%
22
of America (Un)
Radio Corp
57%
23% May,
5%
-a
iJ—--—
(Un)
'
!> 50c
1..905
-
Oct
43
—--
-
-
-
.
10%
14%
5
capitals
55%
Va
44 Va
<Un
•>
Philippine Long Distance Tel. '(Un) p 10
Phillips Petroleum Co
Pullman Ine «Un) a.
55c
41%
—12.50
3
(Un)
Phelps Dodge Oorp
50c
50c
inc-i———;—--—10c
Co Inc (Un)..
—-1
Peirocarbou Chem
150
-
6%
7
1%
Dec
50
12%
Oct
v,
-
100
178
54
Jan
85%
Jan
8% May
248
24%
Dec
31% July
262
12% Nov
17
33
24 Va
13
Dec
Feb
2Va
37%
1
12 34
Oct
6%
May
1%
18'/» Mar
Nov
26%
24 %
_
65 Va
Apr
25
26%
24%
2% Aug
7% Mar
19%
19%
20Va
306
19%
Dec
62%
G2%
64
293
52%
Feb
Jan
Jan
May
68% July
CANADIAN MARKETS
WEEK ENDED DECEMBER 6
RANGE FOR
Week's
Friday
Montreal Stock
Canadian
Week's
Last
Sale Pticc
•
Abltlbi Power & Paper common
4%%
Sugar
common
j
9
21 %
27 %
22%
300
8%
9
730
2,275
21%
22
Dec
May
7%
Apr
35%
24
9%
21
Jan
Jan
Jun
Jan
Banque
Canadlenne
Class
Bell
10
class A
B
Bowater
Corp 5%
preferred
17%
Oct
255'4
2,845
22
Nov
40% July
5%%
30
7,570
26%
Oct
50% July
Brazilian
pfd
Traction Light
8i Power
'
Aluminum
4%%.
Co
of Canada
4%
•
Argus Corp Ltd common
preferred,
Asbestos Corp
Steels
For
•
~
•
Ltd
footnotes
440
20%
Jun
23
Jan
British
American
45 "2
980
41
Oct
48% Jan
British
Columbia
a37%
a43
10
36
Oct
46
Mar
4%%
14
a
14
14
655
12
Oct
20
Julv
4
Oct
50
—
42
42
190
30
30
31%
1,245
17%
17
17%
733
—50
S2.40
Atlas
22 Va
45
43
w
—50
pfd.—50
22%
45
pfd— —25
preferred
Anglo Canadian Tel Co. 4V2%
_
see
page
44.
42
Va
Apr
25% Aug
35
Apr
16
29%
Jan
Oct
cum
Oil common—
Electric Co—
red pfd—-—
% r:»
5 '"o
preferred
preferred
4%f«
British
preferred
Columbia
•
•
——100
50
—
Forest
•
-*
25
50
50
Telephone
29
30
10
10
Nationale
Bathurst Power & Paper
24%
al8% al8%
-v.
—
Montreal
Nova
Scotia
of
Bank
High
25
*
•
Low
of
Bank
Range Since Jan. 1
preferred
291%
-
—
Algoma Steel
Aluminium Ltd
Shares
High
22%
*
_
•
Class A
211/4
—25
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic
of Prices
-Low
Par
5%'«
35
25
pfd-
Bailey Selburn 5Vo
tor Week
for Week
Shares
Low
Par
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
Exchange
Sale Price
Fonda
—50
50
Products—*
Sales
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
23
90
22%
200
a22%
22 %
Range Since Jan.
Low
High
a
23
Nov
19V4
Oct
37 %
1
High
40
Jan
28
V4 July
Oct
54 Va
Jan
Jan
41
40%
41%
3,097
51%
51%
52 Va
245
46 Va
Oct
60
35%
35
35 Va
990
34 Va
Jan
a43
70
40%
Oct
Oct
42%
43
58%
Jan
a20
a20
225
20
Nov
40
Jan
40
7,353
35%
Oct
46%
Jan
40%
10
40
Sep
45
Apr
43
Sep
G
Nov
u43
a20
a
'
40
39%
a40%
a
44
170
6%
6%
6%
6,603
37%
37%
38%
5,153
85
85
25
42%
43%
42%
33%
Oct
48 Va
10
57Va
Feb
May
Jun
85
Dec
95 Va Mar
39
Nov
46
Feb
45%»
Sep
f>0
Mar
43
120
a46% a4G%
25
a40
a40
15
45%
Sep
8%
8 Va
1,065
8
Oct
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2303)
.
.
Monday, December
.
9, 1957
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Range
Last
STOCKS
Sale Prise
Pw
Columbia
British
Columbia
Telephone
Brown Co
—
Mills
Brack
Class
class
Ltd
Low
A
Building
Calgary
Power
38%
37'A Nov
25
33
34
High
53
47
17%
7%
Jan
3.00
Jan
Nov
6% Oct
2.00
125
Apr
2?% Jan
May
Apr
37
July
80
St Lawrence
at
Cement
•
66%
66
66%
245
100
97
97
97
26
common
—
__
Canada Cement
Corp
preferred
class
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
Class
Jun
B
A
com
x
22%
23 %
1,347
20%
Nov
30%
27%
27%
1,718
26
Jan
29
28
27
28
324
23
Oct
Malting
42
Apr,
~—,_100
94%
94%
95
33
94%
Dec
110
Jun
Southam Co
43
Nov
55
Jan
4%%
Southern
preferred
Canada
5%
pfd
Safeway Ltd 4.40%
Canada
Steamship
preferred
common
Breweries common
Preferred
...
Canaan
British
Canadian
Bronze
,.,
Aluminium
series
$1.75
Converters
*
Cottons
Canadian
International
Oct
12%
Jan
55%
Jan
24
_*
28%
42
United
Steel
Jun
Walker
Gooderham
Jun
10%
370
Oct
19
25
413
24
Dec
30% May
14%
14%
420
12%
Apr
16V2
Webb &
26%
Sep
30
Feb
4.55
Nov
9
3.50
3.50
3.50
100
3.50 July
alO
alO
70
10
Nov
16
> Nov
20
20
100
17%
1,465
14
14
14%
700
12%
Oct
19
45
45%
620
42 'A
Oct
27%
28%
2,707
23%
Oct
"
98
98
227
23%
23%
3,150
It
15%
17
a22%
a22%
a23
•
8%
8%
8%
•
•
10%
10 %
400
>18%
18%
19 y8
7,114
17%
Nov
13% May
28% Jan
—1•
&23%
a23
a24
100
23
Oct
31
16%
16%
250
13%
Oct
17% July
16%
16%
1,075
14'
Oct
17
July
14
14%
565
14
Oct
22
•
Class B
16%
•
Crown Zellerbach
f
94
23%
Nov
102
15%
150
.50
Dec
(Geo)
preferred
Zellers
Ltd
4% %
32%
Jan
9%
Oct
Distillers Seagrams
9
Jan
1,350
22%
Oct
33
22'%
21%
Ltd
22%
1,167
19 y4
Jan
28% July
Jan
Lumber
50
—
&
&
Friday
Par
"
Jun
Marconi
18%
18%
1,161
16%
Oct
32% Aug
49
50%
1,890
39"%
Jan
55%
Jun
Claude
10V2
5.541
7%
Oct
12%
Jan
Consolidated
8%
liy2
11%
30
30
16 y2
16%
17%
1,860
11%
550
10
150
«
Oct
7
*9%
AUg
16
75
%
30%
Dec
Canadian
Sugar
'
22
Apr
Jan
c£U
Clam
25
7
175
a6
a6
1
24 y2
25
125
24% Sep
27%
Jan
38
38
100
38
Dec
58
Jan
Fleet
15
15'A
330
Oct
18
39%
295
May
56% Mar
Ford
39%
July
82 %
Jan
Jun
7%
Power
Neon
Crown
77
7
17
17
23y2
8%
17'A
380
23 %
24
8%
9%
15
39%
Dec
10
July
15
Oct
25%
2,630
20%
Oct
33%
Apr
Jan
2,605
7%
Oct
9%
27%
27%
28
200
26
Oct
Sep
103
Dec
108
57
•
5 8'A
46%
3
a6
Oct
66
May
Apr
Nov
45
July
8
Jan
a6
•
a6
725
5%
Sep
a45
50
a45
2
42y2
Aug
46% Mar
29%
30
565
27
Nov
47
26%
27%
27%
380
22
Apr
30% July
14%
15%
1,150
11%
Jan
23% May
14%
15
1,175
11
Jan
23% May
26%
26%
26'A
156
24
Oct
41
4734
.
46 %
48
815
44%
Oct
86%
423/.
42%
43%
35%
Oct
60
May
14%
14%
15
com____I|
4,672
3,100
lO'/a
Oct
15
Dec
12%
12%
12%
•
4,087
10% July
12%
Nov
20
28%
29
3,354
23
32%
Jun
12
Jun
•
8%
com
•
Limited <John)___I_
Lake of the Woods
7%
I
320
74
3,122
89
5.50
n
i
Mf?
Oct
47% Jan
51% May
94
110%
Freunan
Car
Mines
preferred
Oct
25'A
775
6%
6,043
62
May
Oct
24
Jan
Aug
105
Feb
Oct
19
Jan
Mar
22%
SeD
5%
Nov
alfi?7
99
^>wpr Corp of Canada
II
preferred
~
•
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35
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22
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25
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17
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33
20
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35
190
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22
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33
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20
1,295
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31
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Oct
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23
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Nov
100
12
11%
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Jun
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36
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94
Jan
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5%
102
662
Canada
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10%
14%
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all
44%
29
11%
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115
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25
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Fairbanks
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20
33
22% May
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42
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Cellulose
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155
all
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common———_——*
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23
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93%
_
preferred
*
preferred
Canada
May
Apr
12%
13
93%
_
4%
12
Low
13%
-I25
Shawinigan Water & Power
Series A
12
Range Sines Jan.
High
93%
•
preferred
19
Canada Iron Foundries common
4%%
July
102
Shares
Low
jk
common—,
If
common
preferred
$1.30
56% Oct
95
for Week
_100
Lawrence
5%
Class A'
Preferred
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Jan
25
a2.00
Last
Sale Price
■■■■.'■
...
Oct
Week's
Friday
'
••
10%
2,005
a2.00
33%
360
10%
a5%
37%
*
Products
Lots
10%
—
"1
Range Since Jan. 1
1,263
a5%
10%
—*
B
39%
1
STOCKS
High
38%
38%
•
2S
*
*
Power
British
Shares
DECEMBER 6
for Week
ef Prices
WEEK ENDED
FOR
Sales
37c
4.20
Feb
20c
Oct
47c
Aug
3 000
5%c
Nov
27<-
Mar
9.50
1134
17.565
9.50
Dec
25%
Apr
34c
35c
5,500
5*->c.
6c *
"
25c
Oct
1 75
Jan
Number 5697
186
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2509)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Range
Shares
STOCKS
Sale Price
Low
Par
Consortia ted
Monpas Mines Ltd—
Coneoi
buabury
6%c
1.500
Dec
18c
Mar
7c
15,000
6c
Oct
22c
Jan
a59c
100
62c
Nov
3.10
3.20
31,300
1.50
3.15
Mining Exploration Ltd—1
Copper Rand Chlb Mines Ltd.
1
1—
Canadian
High
6c
al.50
5
a
Continental
Copmor Mining Co Ltd..
Low
59c
l
Mines Ltd
jsasm
Toronto Stock
a
6c
1
7c
6c
3.05
2.00 Aug
5.25
5.10
Jan
2,500
6c
Oct
Dec
12c
Mar
kilning Corp Ltd
Doisuii
Mines
12c
*
12c'
24c
27c
500
„
2(iC
1
Ltd—
9
19,000
*
11%
11 %
200
1
2.00
2.00
1,200
1
18c
18c
500
EasVdrti Min & Smelt Corp Ltd.i——1
76c
76c
1,100
1
11c
11c"
1
8c
Dome
East
Mines
Sn#
El
Ltd——
Sullivan.
Eastern
Mines
Asbestos
.
Ltd
I.
%
I
Mines Ttd—
Golcl
:
,_
Ltd..
Co
I
Empire Oil & Minerals Inc
———
Vic Jun
July
27c
Nov
Nov
Ills
14 Va
Jun
Acadia-Uranium Mines
5.20
Jan
Acme
65c
Jan
Advocate
1.75
Oct
12c
Nov
76c
Dec
1,000
9c
6c
4.05 Mar
Nov
6,500
.
9c
Nov
Oct
80c
24
Jaa
%c Mar
Class
*
Nickel
a23Va
Mines Ltd
Mining & Exploration Inc.—
F^tima Mining Co Ltd__
—i
"jl
Fundy
III
Fano
Bay Copper Mines—
Futurity
Oils
a23'.'a
a25
275
21%
nC
18c
25,300
13 Vic
Dec
61c
■
13 Vac
65c
43,700
42c
Nov
9,500
6Vic
Dec
4,100
41c
Oct
13)
63c
42%
Jan
30c
Aug
6 Vic
7c
56c
7c;
62c
—
-
1.35
Oil
Gaspe
Ventures
Ltd
7c
7c
0
Golden Age Mines Ltd—,
Gui-Por Uranium Mines & Metals Ltd_l
Ltd
Mines
Gunnar
common..
Wan-ants
'
:
Copper
Mines Ltd—— —5
Hqdinger Com? Gold
Hudson-Rand
Mines
Ltd-
Uranium
iso
Ceramic
Jardun
Jave
Ltd
Mines
voting
Explorations
Labrador
1
Ltd
Algoma Steel
Jan
Aluminium
10%
Oct
21% Mar
Aluminum
Amalgamated Larder Mines—
—1
Amalgamated Rare Earth
1
American Leduc Petroleums Ltd.——•
American Neplieline
50o
Amuvex Oil Develop
5
6.25'
100
3Vic-
16,000
6.25
3c
Dec
13'% Mar
Nov
21c
Jan
17 Vi
Oct
35%
Jun
3,022
5c
Nov
65c
Apr
_
30c
July
16c
Jan
84c
Jun
500
10c
Oct
75o
Jun
2c r2%C
99.500
2c
Dec
13c
Jan
r"
Explorations
.u_
•_
500
10%
200
1.39
Oct
2.80
Apr
2,500
3c
Sep
13 Vic
Jan
18c
18c
1,500
5c
Oct
60c
8c
1,000
8c
Oct
23c
83c
1,758
25c
Oct
1
1
—-
—
72c
72c
.
73 Va
Merrill
Merrill
Petroleums
Ltd.—
—5
74
500
8c
75c
1
—u_.—-
Ltd-
10c
3.000
8c
*
Mid-Chibouganiau Mines
75c
-
50c
80c
4.300
60c
35c
Ltd-
Ltd
—.
Coal
Pacific
New
Santiago
55c
2.08
Nov
Jan
17%
Jun
Oct
1.92
Jun
20%
Jan
20c
Sep
1.08
Apr
5,500
50c
Oct
29c
29c
1,000
29c
Dec
Mines Ltd
7c
10,000
1.89
Feb
12,000
7c
50c
Oct
3.05
62c
Dec
Jun
Jun
Jan
10,600
4c
90c
2,000
80c
Oct
2.00
Feb
4c
4 Vic
24,700
4c
Nov
14c
Jan
-
49c
July
14c
16c
91,000
8c
4c
4c
500
3c
Nov
12c
11c 12 Vic
16c
3,000
9c
Aug
25c
Jan
11 %c
Apr
27c
Aug
—1
Vinray Mines Ltd—
Sc
4c
---*
Jun
18c
July
Jan
■
Amulet
West
New
Mines..———
1
.
•
Mines
Noeana
North
Ltd
Asbestos
American
North American
f 1945)
Obalski
-
50
a5c
4%C Oct
8c
Oct
1
1.44
1.23
1.44
21,450
1.00
Oct
1.80 Mar
—1
3.25
3.25
3.35
400
3.25
Dec
9.00 Mar
5c
6c
55,500
1.43
1.50
1.000
5c
—
_
500
5c'
a5c
I.—1
Corp
Mines Ltd
Ltd
5c
1
Ui..
Rare Metals_
Uranium
Northspan
%',
•
5c
Oct
1.35
Oct
33c
Jan
'
90c
Ltd—
Oils
Okalta
Partridge Canadian
Lake
Paudash
Pennbec Mining
Permo Gas
14c
4.000
7.05
7.40
3.100
14 Vic
16c
8,300
20c
21c
12,500
13c
44c
46c
36,500
18c
July
46c
Dec
22c
22c
15, jOO
15c
Oct
45c
Jan
13c
Ltd.—1
45c
—2
Mines
22c
1
Corp
Oil Ltd
&
12c
7.30
14 % c
Explorations Ltd_l
Uranium
Jan
1
1
Ltd
Mines
2.90
Ltd-1
Opemisce Explorers Ltd.
—
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec)
Orphan Uranium
1.47
.
1
.
300
Oct
5.75
10c
54c
Oct
14%
Oct
10c
80c
Oct
1.80
34c
Jan
Jun
2.00
3.90
Apr
80c
90c
3,200
80c
Dec
1.85
Apr
4c
5c
5.550
4c
Oct
15c
Jan
6c
6c
2,000
3c
Oct
17c
Jan
75c
Feb
80c
•
1
Oct
'
Prime
Porcupine
Producers
Gas
~1
(Chib) Mines 'Ltd.
Portage Island
Provo
*
Mine
•
12c
v—"
4
Ltd-
2.76
•
12c
5,100
9c
Nov
2.90
4,200
1.85
Oct
-
1
4.25 July
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd_l
41c
45c
5.000
40c
Oct
2.28
Jan
1
32c
35c
4,500
30c
Oct
1.25
Jan
6.90
7.35
1,200
Quebec
Copper
Quebec
Lithium Corp
Corp
Co
Ltd-—.
_J__
i__•
1
.
6.90
*
Development Ltd_
1
5c
6c
12.000
Quebec Smelting Refining Ltd
1
21c
21c
24c
10,800
6c
5c
6 Vic
4,500
Quebec Oil
Red
•
Crest Gold Mines
Sherritt-Gordon
Sisco
Gold
South
StanJeigh Uran
Mill
Corp
Gas
Ltd
Cil
&
—
1.
Mines
Tandem
Tarbell
Tazin
Tib
Mines
Titan
Mines
4.21
Oct
Jan
800
273
68c
Jan
99c
Apb
500
4c
Dec
12c
Jan
9c
10c
7,000
9c
Sep
22c
2.40
1.000
87c
88c
2,000
8.60
9.40
4,685
2.10
2.10
300
10c
10c
26.900
7 Vic
Sep
16c
Apr
13 Vic 13 Vic
4,500
7 Vic
Sep
15c
Nov
J
9.40
_.
_
10c
1
13 Vac
2.20
64c
8.60
1.80
8.00
Aug
6.25 Apr
1.70 July
Nov
Jan
23
Dec
4.00
Nov
May
Jan
4c
4c
5c
20,500
4c
Nov
30c
Jan
17c
18c
9.000
10c
Jan
65c
Jun
7c
7c
7c
500
6c
Oct
60c
Jan
1.95
2.10
7.053
11c
•
:
16c
17.500
lie
Dec
33c
Jan
25c
30c
12,367
20c
Oct
74c
July
1
T
Corp..-
—
1
1.95
Ltd—
1
Trojan Consolidated Mines Ltd—
United
__
2.00
1
—
5.30
4.75
5.40
1,200
1
12c
12c
12c
10,000
8c
2.53
2.70
13,800
1.80
9c
9c
3,000
24
24%
800
2.53
.
Lithium
Mines
Ltd
1
—
9c
'
Ltd
Ventures
<>
_
24
.
•
*
Weedon
Pyrite
Wendell
Oil
Westburne
Western
Weatville
&
Mineral
1
•
:
Petroieum
Mines- Ltd
'22c
22c
500
2'ic
2 Vic
2.500
75c
1
:
85c
1.60
1.60
800
7c
8c
3,500
83c
I—1
Ltd
14,200
22c
"
Ltd
43c
2%C'
1
Copper Corp Ltd:
Products
Co Ltd
Decalta
27c
27c
Virginia Mining Corp_
14 Vi
8c
Mines
Ansil
13,250
fir
2.90
Nov
4.10
Nov
7.00 May
Oct
r16c
Sep
Jan
4.40 May
Jan
7c
Sen
22c
Jan
23%
Oct
44 %
Jun
27c
Dec
2.35
20c
1.55
5c
Jan
8c
Oct
55c
Jan
54c
Aug
2 %c
Feb
1.05
Oct
27c
Warrants
St.
1203
Branch
44th St.,
footnotes
see
page
44,
50% July
50% July
48% Jan
26 3A
Oct
200
41
Oct
10c
Oct
5.00
11 Vic
13c
63c
4,095
15 Vic
17c
57,465
3,500
■
.
52c
84c
2,350
2.85
2.85
100
50c
*+
53c
12,984
12c
—
■
—
'
8,000
11%
900
48
130
8.50
—
47%
14c
11%
47%
'
11%
8.60
2,653
50c
Feb
2.00 July
Oct
73c
29c
Oct
14 VaC
70c
Jan
Nov
1.98
2.81
Oct
6.25 May
50c
Nov
2.00 Jan
Jan
Oct
28c
Oct
16*78
Oct
51% Feb
10c
7.25
45
Dec
8.50
May
Jan
13
Jan
"
28c
30c
7,100
24c
Oct
94c
Feb
15c
15c
18c
4,995
15c
Oct
70c
July
5c
5c
5c
16,000
5c
Aug
14c
Jan
30c
17c
28c
34c
64,350
Debentures
Jan
Apr
Jan
14'%
Steels
Yellowknife
—1
—I
1
~1
Mines
Mines
Aubelle
River
Aumaclio
Mines
Fabric
Auto
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas
1
1
25
class A
preferred
5%%
2n/d preferred
5Vo
50o
1
1
10
10
1
—1
Oils
Banff
Mines
Bankeno
Bankfield
Mines
Cons
Bank
of
Montreal
Bank
of
Nova
—
Beattie-Duquesne
Quebec
Belleterre
15%
6c
6,000
60
21,450
160
Oct
6c
7c
3,600
5o
Oct
•
——
pfd
8,100
12o
Sep
39c
Jan
10,300
6c
Oct
21c
Jan
900
3.00
100
2.75
3,250
5c
Nov
8.85
6,035
1.82
1.88
8.35
203A
Jan
23
23
55
21
Oct
41
Jan
21%
21%
22'%
1,105
19
Oct
28
1.81
1.90
700
15c
1,540
7.30 NOV
1.50 Oct
13c
6c
1,233
6c
Nov
40 Vo
41%
1,625
37%
Oct
15c
—-r
•
13 %c
10c
Oct
49c
53c
2,400
49c
Dec
75c
Jan
22c
20c
29c
98,300
20C
Oct
92c
May
12 Vic
12 Vic
14c
12,200
10c
Mar
20 c
17c
15,905
47c
500
5c
Oct
12%C
Jun
53,656
20c
Dec
1.89
Jan
3.95
—
Oct
6c
25c
3.95
100
a
3.50
NOV
600
10C
Oct
39%
39%
87c
84c
Oct
1.45
'
—
•
«...
80c
80
•
Oct
Oct
46% May
2.75 Feb
Oct
32c
4 VaC
Oct
12c
Jan
77c
Dec
2.65
Jan
Nov
1.70 Mar
4 Vic
13,900
77c
88c
18,079
40c
2,550
30c
8 Vic
49c
44%
44
300
..
7 VaC Dec
•10% Jun
7,700
14,100
9c
4,350
50c
23,310
Vi
■145
3.95
300
44
10c
8c
10c
24,500
*
•
4.25
4.20
4.60
2,221
Jan
Nov
1.12
Jan
4%C
Oct
14c
7c.
Sep
Oct
33c
42
%
Sep
3.50
Oct
6c
Jun
3.75
6
Feb
' Nov
Hill 2-4545
JOHN'S,
P.
Q.
—50
—i
——23
1
*
6%
19c
Jan
Mar
Apr
Sep
5.45 M»r
10
July
6%
4,992
1572
100
15 %
Dec
18%
Sep
120
43
Jan
60
Jun
5.50
5.50
5.50
75
4.10
Jan
16%
1772
180
15 %
Oct
19
Jun
20
20
100
15%
Oct
20
Aug
1.50
1.50
1.64
5,900
1.35
—*
37 '%
37'A
38%
9,932
25
Oct
79
79
85
75
Sep
170
38
Oct
40
Sep
44
Feb
443A Sep
50
Mar
67a
Electric—
——*
—I
—
100
50
50
50
39
39
42%
'
46
8%
42%
50
46
46'%
166
8%
8%
,
5,803
12
12
12
25
38'%
—
2
38'%
393%
3,463
37%
37%
38%
971
60c
62c
8,100
10%
620
Mines
10%
100
2,750
5 Vic
6c
Vic
6c
6%c
11,750
3.60
3.60
4.25
1,650
Mines
Mines
6
Smelting
4 Vic
5c
12,500
Nov
Ext
Dock class A
Oils
Apr
Jun
47%
Apr
60c
Aug
1.07
10
Nov
17% July
5C
Oct
19c
5c
Aug
15c
3.60
Dec
13%
Dec
12c
Mar
4%c Oct
Oct
2.50 May
Oct
11 %C Feb
75
8c
12,700
6c
Nov
85,900
15c
Oct
253/4 July
24c
12 Vi
615
11
2,087
6%
6%
425
44c
32c
Oct
17c
20c
4,300
17c
Dec
54c
Dec
Petroleum
2,600
Jan
5c
500
9,000
34
12
17c
Jan
Jan
67c
74c
7 Vic
18c
—
Mar
Oct
37
10%
--
43
Jan
12
23c
—
Feb
13%
10 Vi
Lake
Jun
84
53
6c
Products
673A
•17%
33
——
3.60 Jun
Oct
74c
Lake—
8.50 Aug
Oct
7%
11
33% Oct
5 Vic
Ankerite
37
July
16%c Jan
82c
May
HV4 Sep
15%
Jan
9
Sep
11%
Apr
6V2
Dec
7%
Apr
3.20 May
51c
1.55
Aug
Jan
54c
60c
22
22'%
1,890
17
Oct
36
22
July
65'%
06%
640
55
Oct
80
Jun
5.15
5.90
25,696
13V2
Jan
5.55
4.80
r
54c
18,900
66 Vi
25
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
Canada
1.55
49
1772
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power common
Office:
18J/aC Jan
4672
Company
Calalta
Mar
467*2
6%
42c
Phillips Square
Jan
12 %
15c
1572
Columbia Telephone Co
Mines
70c
Feb
'
3.95
Columbia Packers class B
Cable
Jan
10c
4 Vic
15,000
1.93
35%
8,445
13,700
4,456
9c
Jan
3.15 May
>wr
55c
40
1.00
12c 12 %c
7 Vic
7.50 May
40c
Oct
99c
—*
•
Jan
20c
50c
Columbia Power
Dry
84c
5 Vic
8 Vic
—
&
Nov
18c
8,700
Columbia Forest Products
Hill
Jan
13 Vic
5c
British
Red
Jun
45c
1,550
4 Vic
British
Mining
Jan
60
46% Oct
487
20o
5c
preferred
Brunhurst
54 3A
52 Vi
12
472 %
Brunsman
July
12%c Mar
18c
59,300
common
Oil
Reef
42c
Nov
6c
41
34c
—
preferred
preferred
preferred
July
3.80 July
51%
(T G) common..
Vi'V
Sep
Jan
12VaC Jan
8.55
25c
Britalta Petroleum
Columbia
2.09
Jun
6 Vic
4.75
1.60 Mar
3.00
—1
—
Amer
Feb
18c
'7 Vic
103%
——
British
17c
15c
5%c
--
Tank common—,
British
Jan
.
1.16 Mar
7c
»
7c
1
Traction
Preferred
Jan
14c
Aug
26c
—1
1
—..50
————1
—
Brazilian
Preferred
293A
Oct
6c
30 Vic.
Gold Mines
Warrants
118% May
15 % Apr
13c
Bralorne Mines
Brown
3,845
11% May
Oct
3.60 Nov
1.75
;
Paper
Broulan
17%
Jan
Apr
Oct
53/4
75
24c
West, Montreal
New York City, MUrray
17
July
52
1
1
pfd
A
5%%
Corp
British
100
2,165
1.49
Mines...
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Bowater
57c
4,415
87
4.50
6c
—1
—
Mines Ltd
Bowater
4%
7%
4.00
17
1
class
Gold
Bouscadillae
Bright
19c
13c
Uranium
&
Nov
7c
1.45
Ltd
Hats
Boymar
1,100
1.41
.—
——
Mines
Bouzan
7 Vic
25c
Warrants
Bonville
50% Apr
34c
Mines
Bay
43
Nov
12 %
13c
Yukon Mines
—
Bicroft Uranium Mines—
Bidcop
Oct
37
1.48
Bibis
Biltmore
20
36
145
25
—50c
Mines
Telephone
Copper Corp
Black
Oct
70
42
•
Bethlehem
Bevcon
14'%
-1
1
Uranium
Belcher Mining Corp.
Bell
1,133
1.90 Jun
39%
85%
■-*
_.
Beaver Lodge
Jan
*
1
Mining
Mines
Uranium
Bros
37c
20e
1
Bata Petroleums Ltd
Bcatty
3,500
*
,
Exploration Ltd.
Metals
Baska
Feb
63c
•
Mines
Barymin
Base
Scotia—
Mines
Barnat
Jun
40c
7%
7%
*
—1
A—
82c
14
1
class
Prods
Mines Ltd
Avillubona
Nov
July
7 Vic
1
Aumaque Gold Mines
Aunor
Gold Mines——
14c
22c
42
*
'•
.
Mines
500
600
39
4.50
Atlas
17c
28c
60c
—
Atlin-Ruffner
2.20 Jan
Nov
25c
17c
25c
—
60c
25o
Productions
Artists
Associated
4.80
250
4.50
Oct
20 %
Nov
30%
Apr
25
Nov
29
Feb
23
Cement common
Preferred
For
Nov
2274
8,585
*
Burlington
Ql/£B£C-TRO*S-RIVIERES-SHERBROOKE-CHICOUTIMI-ST.
May
2,480
75c
50
50
*
preferred
$2.40 preferred
Arjon Gold Mines
$272
Burrard
West
Aug
17
45 Vi
-*
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Argus
Burchell
Telephone PL-9501
65
99
Nov
25%
—
STOCK EXCHANGE
Branch:
25% May
Jan
30 !4
————*
Mines
Area
Bunker
EXCHANGE
STOCK
Local
Nov
92
45
"
————
Corporation
Arcan
Building
MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE
TORONTO
Dame
Aug
12%
29'/a
%
60c
1
Nickel
Arcadia
Brunswick
2.98
Oct
Oct
HART
CANADIAN
Notre
66c
•
Consolidated Resources
Apex
Buffalo
230
1.70 Jan
1
—
—
Buffalo
MEMBERS:
3,185
260
Buffadison Gold
SAVARD
15%
Jan
1.85
27Vac Oct
5,170
—
13c
Amer
British
Valor
7,600
16c
—20o
-1
Explor
—
.—4.75
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd—50
Anglo Huronian
...
——■*
Anglo Rouyn Mines
1
4
Asbestos Corp Ltd
Montauban Mines Ltd——.
United Oils Ltd—
United
38c
95
45
50
pfd
Bridge
18c
1
Ltd
Petroleum
Jan
4c
1
....
Jan
19c
4.70
1
—.
Ltd
Exploration
Trebor
1
■
_
Mar
77c
a60e
1
Ltd
Mines
Mines
_
20c
Oct
Oct
5c
•4c
1
Ltd_
Ltd
Dec
18c
4Vic
4.55
4.60
—.
—
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Cons
Lake
Tache
Mar
a60c
1
1
Steep Rock Iron Mines LtdSullivan
10
2.40
—i_.
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Oct
1
—
1
—
Ltd
5c
5.00
1
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Gold Mines
Standard
__
Mines
Mines
Dufault
_
Jan
6.75
Petroleums
Anglo
Barvtie
Apr
May
2.00
pfd—.—1
4% ','c
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Pitt Gold Mining Co
20c
Oct
94
Lead Mines
Anchor
Atlas
2.65 Mar
88c
V
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50c
_
_
4c
1
.20c
Ltd
..
2.05
8c
Jan
Oct
24,525
2.05
Dec
July
10'%
95c
'9c
Jl -
Mines Ltd.
Oils
&
8.10
115
40c
45c
•
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—
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New
Mines Lta_
Jack Lake Uranium
New
950
90c
•
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5,500
11
Oct
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1
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British
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100
50c
68
1
91c
——
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10 %
:
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83c
■
Oct
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Jun
25
Dec
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72
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1
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Mines
Jan
5c
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Jan
23c
1.49
■
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Island Mining Ltd
Nama
93c
Nov
8c
—1
Mercedes
Monpre Mining Co
Nov
5c
*
'
Mclr, tyre-Porcupine
40c
2,500
5c
1.49
——
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Lithium Corp. of Canada Ltd „
Louvicourt Goldfield Corp
Marpfc
1,000
Vic
5
16.
*
Ltd
14c
40c
40c
5 vie
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petroleums
Nov
4,000
15c
1
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Ltd
Co
Anaeon
500
27c
*
.1
—
5c
1,000
1,000
243%
Aug
100
3,005
/
16,000
Oct
83c
Mar
22c
*
6c
1.40
1.25
29%
30c
13c
15c
2c
.
July
Feb
6.00
—
47c
5c
'
44c
6.75
Dec
23%
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Oct
8%
'
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Oct
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27c
25c
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4c
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trust——
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1
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Continental
Ltd—
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Mines...
Uranium
Israel
9,200
3Gc
15 Vi
_
15c
'
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8,600
35c
1.30
38c
3,000
5c
:
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50c
6% Apr
44c
'Nov
2.25
1.20
19.000
Oct
22%
23%
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145
5c
6c
13%
3c
8'/a
37c
1.40
5c
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Ltd—
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500
500
47c
-
common
4c
6.25
—
'
—
'
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Feb
10% Mar
15c
3.25
8%
32c
9,700
-
13%
"
23c
Oct
Dec
15c
'
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28c
4c
V
—I
—
__
'
■
Apr
Oct
Feb
9%
—
7c
21c
—
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:
16c
13c
9,750
'
3.20
-
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Warrants
„1
5 Vic Dec
8c
5 Vic
— —
,
Yellowknife Gold—
debentures
57c
Jan
17
Voting trust <5tfs—
Pacific Cons Oils
Algom
21
'7
90O
Alberta
July
Oct
1,420
,
Explorations
Jan-
23c
24
9%
—
Alberta Distillers
Sep.
1.32
"•
*
Ltd
.
Sep
Apr
18%
3.20
Surpass Shoe
ttigh
25% -Jan
22
83%
„—-—
Ltd
Ajax Petroleums
Akaitcho
175
18'%
Oil
&
Mines
23
227♦ Oct
9%
—
Gas
Agnew
Alba
F&iconbridge
A
Low
2,816
18 Vi
common.
Atlantic Sugar
Acadia
19c.
Nov
15c
Range Sinee Jaa. 1
High
27%;
23
2
—
Shares
26%
27%
Abltibl Power & Paper common
—.
for Week
of Prices
Low
Pa
'
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Prica
Jan
1.25
Fonda
Week's
Friuay
STOCKS
Jan
Preferred
Dablcn.
Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Hiah
6c
1
Consol Quebec Yellowknife Mines
DECEMBER C
for Week
of Prices
WEEK ENDED
FOR
Sales
Last
20
23
23'%
1,974
26%
26%
27%
554
3.75
Oct
6.20 Jan
41
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2510)
.
.
.
Monday, December 9,
1957
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Last
Sale Price
Par
Crushed
Canada
Canada
Foils
Canada
Cut
class
Stone
M<ing
Preferred
common
:
400
2G%
27%
730
93
95
95
5
90
48
48
189
44
115
34 %
Canada Southern
Oil
Canada Southern
80
8ft
Wire
Canadian
class
...
Admiral Oils
Canadian
Nov
39% Jan
Nov
37% Alar
Cuoto
73%
Sep
90 ;
now
82
Nov
90
Aug
1,100
4.20
2,580
75c
Canadian
Atlantic
Canadian
Preferred
Canadian
Canadian
Celanese
.$1%
Canadian
Husky
29 %
Jun
Dome
Mines
25
2ft
10
10%
45c
13%
•
14
1,250
23%
2,000
29.%
5.00
4..90
48c.
600
5.00
12%
25
4,971
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•
com
1.15
1.11
1.20
4.30
3
4.45-
Cos
•
5.40
%
50c
f
Nov
V 76c
2,325
500
Oct '
58c
7% Jan
Nov
85c
1.70
11,570
9%
100
8%
lft
560
13%
Oct
50c
Oct
2.70 Mar
Oct
GOc
19,050
4.00
3,515
lft
250
9.40 Mav
Oct
3.85
lft
10% May
22% May
Nov
21
23%
Jan
1.35
Jun
12%
12%
13%
3,675
11
4.75
5.60
10,235
7%
8
1,033
%c
6,500
15.
40c
540
20c 20
1.50
28%
3,178
97
97
3
12
100
8
23%
5.90
23%
15%
15%
1.73
4,820
24%
50
5%e
11,800
22
,
5c
15%
23%
22
4.%c Nov
17
Sep
Dec
85c
14c
Dec
50c
Jun
1
14c
22 %c
1
1.75
18c
22c
36,936
24c
15,500
14 %c
Oct
1.02
Jan
1.95
1.63
174,723
1.G3
Dec
5.60
Apr
82c
1.07
38,705
12c
10c
12c
1,500
49c
49c
500
fi.00
6.25
2,100
3.25
3.40
200
ft.10
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.
1
4.05
4.35
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7.20
Central
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1
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;
5.25
Oct
(32c
Oct
9,000
7c
Oct
2.90
15%c
Duvan
Amplii
Alalarllc
Jun
Mar
lft
May
25
47
Mar
Eddy
6,043
6%
Jan
8%
675
7
Oct
8c
9c
14.300
8c
Dec
11 %c
11c
12c
6,733
11c
Dec
73c
Jan
7c
7c
10c
20.900
7c
Dec
26c
Jan
5c
Oct
16c
Aiay
7c
13,000
1.90
15,150
1.90
2.01
2,440
Ltd
Co
1
17c
17c
17c
500
16c
Nov
9c
9%c
3,900
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Oct
50c
72c
7»ic
37,805
70c
Oct
50c
55c
1,850
30c
Nov
—.—1
10
—
class A
—
9
9
9
13%
13%
33
31%
33
38
1
20
1
31c
—1
—
—
Alines
common
25
1.10 Mar
1.94
1.55
5.25
7%
Oct
.
Nov
Jan
Apr
Jan
.4.10 Jun
8.25
/
Jan
10-
Sep
Apr
15% Feb
125
13
371
31% Nov
47
38
445
37
Nov
58
30c
32c
3.100
25c
F^ep
40c
Feb
15c
15c
1,500
40c
Mar
9%C
11c
41,600
Jun
12 %c Oct
i
Aug
Jan
Mines Ltd
Gold
Name
—
—20
Paper
Sol
72c
1
*
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Jan
Jan
65c
——__
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Inv
9%
37c
1.5ft
Elder Alines
El
8 %
l5%c
Preferred
changed
to
El Sol Mining Ltd——
Equitable Life Insurance
Eureka
Corp
——
——1
25
———1
—
10c
40
41
125
30C
34c
14,100
7%c
Oct
35
Oct
25c
Oct
82c
Jan
48
July
1.30
Apr
*
•
43c
43c
46c
700
41c
Nov
93c
Jun
Explorers Alliance ———1
16c
ICC
16c
2,500
11c
Oct
49 %c
Jan
•
3,269
42%
Jan
15%.
Excelsior
Refineries
———
—•
——*
-—1
23%
Faraday Uranium Mines
—1
1.30
Fiugo
~25o
1
Fnlconbridge
Famous
f anny
Farwest
of Canada
Eraser
Apr
French
F'robislicr
Jun
4ftc 49 %c
8,300
40c
1.52
3.65
2.50
2.50
65
13c
12c
15c
1.65
1.70
5,800'
8%
8%
850
20c
19c
24c
23,500
12c
12c
1,000
50c
(30.500
45c
Nov
55c
Jun
Jan
2.14 Sep
7% Apr
13 %c Oct
10c
General
Jun
General
Feb
General
2.14
Jan
General
35c
Oct
4%c
Oct
16c
Jan
185
9%
Nov
13
Jun
2.00
Oct
4.60
Feb
Genex
Nov
2.80
Apr
Geo
300
57c
55e
*58c
3,300
50c
29c
30c
2.000
24c
Oct
45c
Jan
19 %c
20c
Giant
1.750
16c
Nov
44c
7c
May
8c
Giant
9,000
7c
Oct
21c
7c
9,(320
Oct
16c
Mar
7%
7%
6c
500
9c 11 %c
16,000
ft
Oct
8
July
9c
Oct
49 %c
Jan
Glacier
Glenn
17%
Apr
Gordon
*
15c
-
Oct
10%
72- Dec-
ftc
ftc
5%c
4.85
Dec
39
Golden
Mines
—
Manitou
~
23
51 ic
Oct
21c
24
1,225
20
Oct
34
9%
1,620
7%
Oct
9 %
Oct
1.40
1.45
12,955
1.15
Oct
3.10
Jan
5c
19,200
4%c
Oct
33 %C 33 Vic
5C
1
2,500
23%
8%
10
2.499
32c
Oct
2ft Va
Oct
4%C
27%
100%
28%
102
102 % 102%
8.60
8.50
9.00
400
2.45
4,290
25c
(3,333
23c
Oct
34c
3,500
29c
Oct
50o
55c
(3,992
50c
Dec
2.05
Jun
9c
1,100
5c
Dec
50c
Mar
ftc
G%c
Great
2,500
Lakes
6c
Dec
Paper
11c
Aiay
July
Great
Lakes
Power
50c
6%c
Consolidated Golden Arrow
17%c 17 %c
Consolidated Guayana Mines.—.
Consolidated Halliwoll
1
1,000
7c
9%c
33c
33c
37c
ZZZl
1.90
1.90
480
24c
24c
2(ic
9,700
Alines
1
~
2 45
Consolidated
Mining & Smelting
Consolidated
Morrison Explor...
2.40
2.50
is'%
*
19%
Jan
May
Aug
45c
Dec
35c
23c
20c
5,833
2.05
18
Mackay class A
Grandroy
Mines
145
93
Sen
106
Apr
10
101
Nov
108
May
3.110
7.00
1.10 May
5.35 Apr
47
34%
33%
34%
1,167
33 7o
3.25
3.50
740
2.GO
Oct
6.25
2.95
3.30
2,667
2.50
Nov
ft.00 Jan
5%
5%
115
4%
Feb
10c 15 %c
30c
30c
1
3.05
4.75
Great
Plains
Nov
28%
Great
West
Jan
Class
22c
24c
3,700
Oct
82c
52c
55c
Aiay
15,000
38c
July
68c
Jun
17c
17c 18%c
5,(327
16c
Oct
Grey hawk
38c
July
Guaranty
Alines
4%c
5c
2'lc
29c
1
4%c Nov
33c
10,420
7c
7c
'
4,050
6c
Oct
l
10c
9c
11c
4,707
9c
Dec
1
17 %c
17c
18c
33,200
17c
Oct
j
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5C
5c
5%c
25.500
4c
Nov
53c
Dec
ftc
Dec
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55,.
•
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7c
5
30%
ioo
•
53c
o
60c
99,445
ftc
8%c
18,4(37
5.00
5.25
2,300
31
1,945
104 104'7
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65
30%
«
70
2.50
II—I—a.
2.75
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5%
5%
50
•
22c
20c
2(>c
12,000
«
1
8%c
9c.
2,700
2,000
Class
Gulch
4,666
29c
,
3.50
25
100%
2.25
4
20c
7c
Dec
Oct
1.05
Gulf
Jan
Gunnar
Apr
30c
Apr
Feb
18%c Mar
3.50
15.900
10c
1.600
25c
Oct
8%c 11 %c
7,608
8%c
Dec
Jan
40c
Gurney
Gwillim
Hard
7.50
Apr
Hasaga
6%
Jan
Head
1.23
Jan
lft7!.
1.085
14
Oct
lft
17
730
14
Oct
6,425
1.15 Aug
2.30
12 %C
12 %c 12 %c
8c
8c
36 %c
•
150
5.20
27c
„
Jan
Jan
Sep
7,900
10c
Nov
70c
Feb
9c
5.500
7c
Oct
16c
May
36 %c
37c
3,550
146
150
155
142
Jan
44%
45
253
41
Jun
35c
Oct
2.10
May
47% Mar
6 Va
26c
7
a
Dec
5%
600
5%
Dec
7c
9c
14,700
6%C
Oct
25c
11c
Oct
29c
25c
300
30
29c
15,591
1.35
1.60
3,825
29
30
1,537
17%
1.35
18
475
61
1.25
Jan
200
5%
8%c
*
7%
Jan
6% July
Oct
Jan
•
5.60
Dec
Jan
26%
Nov
47% May
lft
Oct
27%
20%
Nov
23% Jun
5-% Nov
10% May
Jun
22%
23
50
6%
G%
730
2.95
3.25
990
2.95
Oct
2.30
2.30
160
2.30
Dec
2.50
Nov
18
18
19
460
15
Oct
48
Mar
5
Oct
4%
Oct
7
Oct
67c
23
6
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ft
4.80
-
4.80
4.80
50
19c
21c
61.000
20%.
20%
669
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5.600
20%
8c
7c
ftc
-1
.1
Gold
Mar
Heath
Heva
17
Jun
Highland
17
Dec
Higliwood
Mar
Oct
21% Mar
Oct
14
2.00
200
1.00
Aug
7%
100
7%
Dec
5c
Oct
14%
5c
5%c
22,000
26
27%
570
22
Mar
15c
Mar
30% July
Apr
6%
100
9c
9%c
27,850
10c
12c
14,600
5c
ftc
3,500
5c
39c
39c
43c
20,700
31c
Sep
1.07
7c
7c
7c
2,800
6c
Oct
5%c
4%c
5%c
6,500
4%c
1.15
1.17
1,100
85c
FebJ
23c
23c
1,000
17c
Oct
15c
Mines
Mines
Bell.
Sarcee
Oils
15c
2,000
6
8c
10c
13c
Mar
4.50 Jan
20
o'.'.c
...
Lake
Gold
14c
Oct
7%
Iron
Red
Gold
Jan
Mines
Lakes
Apr
Jan
10 %c
Alines
Mar
May
49c
6%
Gold
Gold
of
25
5c
2.00
27%
20% July
6%c Oct
4.50
ft.ftO
.-1
8% Jan
lOVc
6.15
.30
7.500
18c
Jun
5,100
13%
common-
200
6.90
12.790
ftc
13%
6.15
Minerals
Headway
16%
1.55
A
'
Mines
Rock
Oct
17
1.40
Harding Carpets
July
io%
1.48
19c
class
Trust
Harrison
•
5.80
_!
Lake
Oct
•
Aug
—1
Gypsum Lime 6c Alab
Jun
Oct
Coal
Products
Aiay
19.181
3.70
common
Preferred
13
1.68
Feb
July
2.30
Gas
Mines
41
1.61
Jan
1.30 May
1,917
Mar
32c
42c
4.05
Uranium
Lead
105
Aug
7%
Dec
30c
Apr
July
4.00
Warrants
Oct
Oct
45
4.00
—•
common
Develop
Mines
Jan
17c
1.89
Dec
11 %c
•
B
Oct
1 07
1.21
16c
6.00 Aug
63%
-i
warrants
B
2',c
4U,C
Oct
Oct
„i
Warrants
55c
•
Apr
100
1,093
—25
Northern
1
Mines
18%
3.25
Apr
Oct
Great
2
20c
Oct
58
1
-
Jan
3.75
—II
Consolidated Mosher
July
Feb
1.38
Oct
Oct
1.30 Jan
5%
1
Mines
Preferred
Jan
35c
31
57
*
Bousquct Gold
Granduc
Jan
5%
*
Class B
Graham
Oct
1.40
11,433
10%
Jan
90c
64c
7c
3(3,100
1.90
3.50
'
15c
9,000
1
,
Oct
Jan
57
50
34c
7
Z~~~Zl
common
preferred
24c
2.15
Sep
Aiay
1
Alines
Goodyear Tire Canada
2.30
~~
114
1
—
•—
55,1(35
1
Jan
56% Mar
1
-
,
Mines
-
4.75
Class B
T
Apr
1.10
1
—
2 33
1
Ltd
24c
Dec
1,238
—
Gold
3.75
Zl
.
Exploration
Nov
30e
74%
—
Mine
5c
Discovery
Consumers Gas of Toronto com
Class A
5c
3,100
72
common—
Uranium Mines
Dec
Alining
4,000
40c-
July
May
lie
com__
Prosp
Mining
Goldcrest
3.75
Basin—I
Jan
6%c
41c
-i%
{0
4
Consolidated West Petroleum.
33%
May
1.95 Mar
ct
72
.100
Canada
Yellowknife
4%
Peak Oils
Consolidated Red Poplar
AIIn__,
Cousnliduted Rogcourt Mines Ltd
get
8c
23
115
:ioo
Ltd--
Alascot
Apr
Ltd.
50
29%
5%
Wares
Scientific
Apr
Howey Gold..
2,500
2ft %
Jan
ftc
9.55
3.20
Dec;
39
1
Mines
Jan
1.24
39
•
Motors
Steel
Dec
2.93
.-15
1
—
A
General
45c
1,200
'.ZZl
Petroleum
Class
6,230
3,700
1.42
Dynamics
17c
30,350
58c
7.65
Bakeries
85c
Jun
1.38
7.10
1
Nov
-May
5.55
7.30
i
common
9
-May
23
45c
30c
-
Mines Ltd
2,000
2.25
Power
18
•
35c
—
5%
preferred
5%% prior preferred
5c
2.10
A
GailwLn Exploration
GulfetnO Alines
10%
ZZ
—
common
Gatiueau
Oct
10c 10 %e
23%
Apr
Oct
17
—1
—
Apr
10%
5c
Ltd
Oct
14
360
6c
preferred—
78
Geco
8%
Alines
21
1,275
18
«
Companies
Petroleum
Jan
2.45 Aug
62
10,129
I.05
Oct
Ftancoctir
1.24
24 %
5.20
A
class
12c.
55
17%
—
75c
200
65
45c
class
Kirkland
Jan
5.80
15
18
26
Copper
Tungsten
Grain
23%
15
46c
Ltd
Oils
60c
Apr
Apr
1
Nickel
Players Canadian—
Farmer Candy
55c
44.
Nov
<M>
8c
Easy Washing Machine common-.——*
25%
page
95% Aug •
9% Oct
7c
—
Steel
Economic
Dec
nee
575
July
33%
.
1.90
Alining & Smelting Lid
Aug
For footnotes
10,
Oct
1.5ft
Eastern
Eastern
9.50
225
17%
July
22%
1
Metals
28c
1
I
9Gr%
9-
6% Mar
17
—1
—
Eastern
Oct
1.52
Mines
;
25
235
1,578
—«—1
Gold—-
Asbestbs
*
A
40
8
17
2ft.
14%. Jun
28% July
Oct
1
Eastern
5,095
B
8
10%. NOV
20%
1
-
Mines
119,5(38
Distillery class
707
10
•
Alines—
Sullivan
22c
Class
2,251
22%
Apr
1
Lust
1
PublLshing
11%
21%
96%
common
East
11%
Corby
Textile
East
18c
Clark
—
Copper Co Ltd
Oct
Z*
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Chi bong
11
100
—
Duvex Oils 61 Minerals
9.50
Copp
13% May
17%
i<jc
C'oppercorp
32%. Jan
Oct
Oct
10 %
Conwest
21c
Oct
6.90
10%
Oct
*
Tungsten
Nov
22%
■
8
ZZZ*
Sudbury
4c
1,910
1,370
*
-
41,200
27%:
10%
1
Consolidated
8
25
Mines
1.50
Jan
Oil
Alines
22%
5c
9.50
9.10
10%
Donaldn
Mines
Consolidated
•
Stores
Dominion
Denison
Sannorm
11%
4c
26%
32% Aug
10c
4.25
Warrants
Consoi
4c
27 Va
57 Va May
*
Northland
2.8!F-Apr
Jan
Consolidated
Consolidated
Oct
Oct
4%C
Oct
Corp
Nicholson
98c
Oct
•
Consolidated
1.15 Mar
17
9,150
1
Alines
Dec
39%
6,700
2.50
Negus
52c
40
Flin
Consolidated
■„
Aug
1,560
2,000
Oct
...
Oils
Sep
7c
4,112
8c
*
Mao
2
—2.50
•
preferred
preferred——.—
Ford
27c
I
Marbenor
23,270
Aug
51
Callinxan
Mic
1.30'
.
Jan
17c
•
40
Consolidated
Consolidated
1.23
1.24
•
Jun
65c
Consolidated Bakeries
Consolidated
900
Jail
34c
18%
13c
1
Mines....
Consolidated
52c
20c
40
2.08
•
Lake
52c
62e-
Nov
18%
7c
1
Alines
5,56ft
———1
—
Apr
14% July
4,300
Mines
Iron
10c
—
—:
Alanufacturiug
Florida Canada Corp—
Foi'd Motor Co (U" S)
26,919
...
warrants
Consolidated Gillies
7c
Oct
Oct
48%
Federal
81c
Enterprises
Fenimore
7V
24c
18%
7.00 Mar
Dec
5.70
3,900
1
Coniagas Mines
Consoi
1
26c
Jun
Mar
3:50 Feb
Apr
50%
4.06
75c
*
Coldstream
Consolidated
12c
•
—•
Federal
43c
Corp
Consolidated Dragon Oil
Consolidated East Crest
lc
2,100
Scottish Tnv pfd
.50.
Steel & Coal common—-—•
Dominion
Jun
39c
.
Bellekcno
15,000
—25c
—
Coal
Dominion
Jan
7%c
1
Consolidated
16,112
lc
14c
Ltd—:
Fleet
25
Allenbee
32c
Dominion
5.35
75c
Equipment
Development
2.00
lc
Magnesium
12c
1
Mines
10
13c
Dominion
8J30
40c
Reco
Consolidated
Oct
Sep
81c
j..
Coniaurum
47c
Oct
80
13c
Mar
74c
l
Mining &- Smelting
Petroleum
Oct
7
430
28c
Bridge
Preferred
3.00 Mar
72c
1.85
Apr
57c
75o
Mines
Commonwealth
Dominion
7c
1'
Chllioug Jaculct ,Minos
Cliibougamau Mining & Smelting
Copper
Yellowknife
Alines
12c
1
,
4.GO
Oct
Feb
7c
rwrrr——il
Chlb-Kajfraud Copper
Key
75c
Dec
9c
19,839
Pat
82c
45c
1,400
7.15
Combined
10c
7%
2.50-
Jun
1
Mines
Oct
Jun
4.10
Gold
Apr
32% May
10%
•
Lake
14c
20c
Rio
Farm
Feb
Alar
740
Del
Cockshutt
5.50
40
200
Central
Chromium
26% May
Oct
Feb
20
34% May
lft
...
Chrysler
Dec
1.55
23 Vi
225
90c
Cobalt Consolidated
Mining
Cochenour Willans
;
,
'
*
Cliimo Gold
Nov
20c
_•
—
July
lft
Ltd
Chesicirk Mines
15
20c
1
Porcupine
Oct
1
...
Ltd
Jan
29% July
B—*
——
............
Corp
Jun
May
101% Aiay
31% July
Oct
23%
726
1.(15
24%
—i——*
3(3c
Oct
3.05
7,263
15%
5%c
Diadem
Eldricli
23%
24%
1
15
July
24
2,785
16%
Oct
92
12
Oct
Nov
7%
Jan
3.10 July
23
July
Oct
20c
27%
5.70
Oct
4.20
97
10
16%
Troth owc.v
8,800
7%
2.50
9.50 Aug
50c
4.25
3.80 Oct
Dec
Quartz
Oil
Jan
Apr
5.50
Cayzor Athabaska
Central
May
9%
.«
Mines
May
11c 12 %c
7%
2.50
-1
Distillers
Jan
Oct
Salt
Gold
65c
17
14
__25
Prospect
Asbestos
Nov
24%
32c
Canadian
.
14c
17
1,562
8,029
5.75
Can Met Explorations
Warrants
6,775
24%
2.10
j.-
Ciwulore Exploration
Can Erin Mines.
Jan
27c
38c
35
3.00
15%c Oct
;* 10,700r
27%
class
Feb
3ftc
Dairies
8
Mfrs
42c
Oct
Foundry & Steel common—*
5.30
40c
20c
Gas—«
Oct
5c
Dominion
9
Oct
4.00
12
&
10c
3,500
Dominion
2.00
.100
Wallpaper
20,475
7c
Dominion
2.011
common
Oil
July
Feb
4.75
...
Canadian
Mar
July
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—•
65c,
2ftc
14
.
Gold
Canadusa
29c
55
27-
Jun
,10o
A
20c
Thorium Corp
Canadian Vlckers %—
Nov
Sep
31
Apr
4.50
18,368
lft
4.25
30c
common
Pacific Railway
Canadian Pctrofina preferred
Canadian
8c
Nov
1(3 %
Sep
July;
lft
9
•
Canadian
Canadian
Jan
42
Apr
14% Aiay
Vi
65c
25c
«
1955 warrants...
Colomac
78c
'
warrants
Charter
Oct
12 %
105
14
29%*.
Oct
40c
405
9.60 July
Oct
9%
3,824
13%
14
29%
•
Hydrocarbon
preferred
15c*
Jun
2 (J
45c
.
Malartic
Apr
1.09 Jan
15%
12c
i
19
1,000
.
—1
Seagrams-Exploration
Oil
Canadian
14
100
c
i.
*
Oils-;
Palmer
Devon
Dome
Crest.
Canadian
High
10% Aug
125
ftc
J 2c
—.——1
Jan
•
class
8c
10c
15%
—1
Mines
July
4.95,.
10
Oils
8c
40
—
Mines
28
i
Warrants
Cariboo
24%<J Jan
_.l
Canadian
Cassiar
Oct
"
High
Captain
5,508
6c
Gold
56
warrants..
Securities
Gen
3.95 Juiv
—^——
Oct
Petroleum—
Homestead
6.50 July
Oct
15%
Horn Alines.,„_—
Oct
i
Canadian
Oct
1.10
15%
Decoursey Brewis Mines
Oct
Dyno .Mines
Canadian
Jan
4.20
25
Canadian
1953
20
23
Canadian
Canadian
Oct
35%
A
Export Gas Ltd
Canadian Fairbanks Morse
3.00
8,450
*
1,438
Drawn Steel pfd...
Canadian Dredge & Dock^.
Canadian
2*999
2.50
B
2.084
common..
Devonian
4.40
2.38
44%
—
Leather class A
2,100
Canadian
Couro
Daragon Mines
Davis
44
4.75
25
Dccalta Gas
4.05
!—-—^_1
Explorers
25%
Preferred
Con
Daering
42
Chemical & Cellulose..
Chieftain Pete
Canadian
Aug
1
24%
,-10c
Canadian Collieries Resources Ltd
ftb
1
25
Oils
class
1,500
Ltd
4.75
.'
preferred
Canadian
13
"
Canners
7c
Minerals
42 %
•
Aluminium.
Canadian
7c
4.05
———_y)
2
Empire
Oct
1
—20
common
...
British
Canadian
125
8%c
33c
—.—-—5
—
Mines
Delnite
7%c
7,300
2.45
Zellerbach
D'Eldona
7%c
40c;
•
Warrants
Oil.
Breweries
Canadian British
Coin
5.00 July'
8.30 Juiv
Crown
Deer
1
35c
—»—1
Crow«> Nest
|
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Cody
Feb
3.60 Nov
for
Minerals.
36C
1
Low
Jan
1.72
Homestead Oils Ltd
for each four held
Canadian Astoria
100
Canada
of
Orowpat
33%
55
270
1.00
13%
10%
Croinor Pershing
33%
95C
13%
Ltd
Range Since Jan. I
High
10%
Warrants
Jan
4.05
B__,
exchanged
Being
Castle
Jan
Class
Canada
5c.'o
55
Alar
95c
1
Apr
Dec
241
Shares
Low
Zinc—
Mining
Oil
<
4.10
.
Oct
oree
315
34%
80
8G
Petroleum
warrants
32%
20
Cournor
42
25
33%
100
Apr
111
2.85 Mar
4,318
33%
Oct
Lead
coulee
4.50
3,200
1.00
_
Mtge———
Ltd pfd
24%
far Week
"
Imperial
Nov
1.90
80c
__
Jan
Sales
Range
Par
Cosmos
Dec
1.80
,*
Permanent
Safeway
13
8% May
17% Oct
80c
1.80
92c
Class B %
Canada
23
5% Aug
Week'*
of Price*
Last
Sale Prie*
High
22% July
23
•
Canada Packers class A
One
17
;
Canada
Low
30
2ft
Lands
Warrants
High
ft
•
-
Canada Oil
Fxiday
27%
„
ft
STOCKS
ft
__100
;
—.
DECEMBER
Range Since Jan. 1
16%
10
common
preferred
Canada
6
«
Iron Foundries
4%%
Low
*
A
Shares
ENDED
for Week
of Price*
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Ma r
7%
Jan
17c
Aug
Dec
62c
Apr
Nov
27c
Aiay
Oct
17c
Oct
18c
Oct
12%c
-
1
Jan
Jan
Jan
Oct
2.00 Jun
47c
July
J
Volume
Number 5697
186
.
.
(2511)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
43
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED DECEMBER 6
Range
Home
•
Class B
Hoyfe
100
1.75
Jan
3,490
17%
Oct
15
10%
15
Nama
2.00 July
36
Paper
Smelting
&
Hugh Pam Porcupine
Oils
15%
3.30
47%
17
19c
* •
Mining
Hudson Bay Mining
Hudson Bay Oil
14%
26*4
3.25
4612
16%
26V*7
3.40
48%
17
20c
80c
85c
*
common
-
1
1
c
r
82c
Huron & Erie Mortgage
20
Imperial Bank
10
Jan
23 Vz May
National
24
70
Nov
41
2.80
12,750
7.00
Oct
Oct
86%
Apr
National
67a
4.86*3
6
1
preferred
Indian
6c
Oct
17%
Nov
National
Steel
18C
Aug
46c
2,000
1
Industrial
Accent
Warrants
Jan
Apr
Nello
Feb
Nesbitt
Inland
Natural
Gas
Preferred
•
;
:
65
Jan
New
Athona
Dec
New
Bristol
pfd
Powders
Nickel
Co
25
6%
GV*
3.20
100
7%
15 %
3.10
1.
Oct
CO
_1
_♦
_
'
.
,
Jun
19%
Jan
Oct
34%
Oct
41c
Oct
62
8%
Oct
1.40
'
Feb
92c
40c
73,562
50c
-16c
Oct
10c
11c
14,886
Oct
9c
11 Vic
Dec
16c
16c
18c
11% c
12c
2,000
34%
22c
34%
24c
30
1,700
8c
9c
7,100
37c38%c
7,103
32 Vic
26c27V'2C
9,000
20c
38c
27c
2.34
1
•
Jowsey
^
15o
—.
2.25
of
Gold
Continental
Kilembe
Copper
i,
Warrants
Kirtiiand Hudson Mines/
Kirkland
Minerals
1
:
(John)
Delhi
Lake
Cinch
Lake
Nerw
Lake
Osu
Lake
Shore
New
Gas
La
Lux
New
Laura
Secord
Leitch
7c
Oct
Liberal
Little
Mines
67c
July
3.90 July
14%
3,500
1.95
71,203
1.00
30c
F%c
1.02
35c
7%c
200
95c
12,400
22c
Oct
98c
Loblaw
:
class
Cos
6,500
5c
Oct
26c
Jan
83c
1.00
212,210
48c
Aug
.
"Oct
Class
B
New
New
Mines
Jason
Lomega
Kelore
Manitoba
New
Warrants
Senator
Macfie
Nov
Jan
2.80
1.34
Apr
19%
Jan
Oct
24'/a
Jun
90c
1.60
Jan
5,500
52c
50c
55c
II,232
49c
Oct
1.85
Jan
2.95
2.95
3.40
10,370
2.25
Oct
3.40
Dec
80
4,100
7c
Nov
17c
14c
4.00
327
7c
16c
3,000
12C
Oct
39c
4.00
>.
82
7c
go%
4.20
,
Nov
73
4,145
3.75
84
3.25
120
2.15
2.15
500
19
19
410
95c
98c
9,400
73c
7c
2,000
6c
Nov
2.50
Sep
2.07
Aug
Apr
Nov
Madsen
6c
154,200
20
July
Jun
1.60
17c
1.47
20,jo4
Oct
4c
1.38
90c
1.60
42c
=
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Mining
,
Feb
39 V2
Aug
43%
510
se
5c
24%
Nov
Oct
Oct
3Vic
8c
Feb
13Vic
Jan
23c.
Jun
8c
8c
3%e
28,300
1
00c
60c
68c
63,825
60c
Dec
35c
40c
13,300
35c
Nov
8c
8c
7c
Nov
23c
Jan
Dec
80c
Jan
5%c Nov
11c
Jan
2.60
10%c
15c
«5%c
6c
5,000
1
2.44
2.30
2.60
5,514
10%C
1.70
Mar
1.49 Mar
65c
Jan
5c
7c
6,000
5c
Nov
18c
Jan
86c
91c
13,850
86c
Dec
25
25
26
355
1.65
1.67
8,250
4c
1.12
1.12
1.15
9%c
9%C
11c
28,650
8
7%
8
575
gc
5c
Gc
nc
11c
13c
1
61c
60c
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Ltd
Red
•
Lake
McWatters Gold
1
Mines
Mentor Exploration
Merrill
Island
Merrill
&
Lake
Gas
Metals
8,780
5%
Oct
240
69%
Nov
87
Jun
Oct
89c
2.35
16c
18c
7,266
925
10 %C 13%C
13t
45
Oct
87
96
^ct
llfi
May
July
10 Vic
Dec
15V2C
Nov
Jun
30c
53c
18c
8,000
2.45
13,533
2.15
Apr
5.35 Jun
Nov
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12c
G.20Q
10c
75c
80c
20,000
55C
Nov
9.75
10%
1,415
45c
Oct
75c
Mar
2.08
Jan
Oct
18'*
Jun
7c
Oct
24 %c
Jan
7.90
7%C
8c
4,500
11%
11%
100
10%
Oct
15% Mar
~~
-I
12%
12%
100
11%
Oct
13%
Sep
55c
53c
58c
36,000
38c
Oct
1.73
Jun
75c
74c
79c
9,800
60c
Oct
1.70 Mar
8,375
1.50
1.60
65c
400
22c25%c
1.30
Oct
45c
Oct
15<
Oct
,
4.35 May
2.35 May
40c
Apr
1.92
1.91
2.00
13,157
39.850
1.61
Jan
4.45
2.50
2.45
2.50
200
1.85
Nov
3.25 Jan
7%c
10c
II,200
5%c
Oct
10%
11
13c
10,550
10
•
•
1
8c
10"a
10%c
10c
55,200
1
8c
1,222
46c
50c
10,815
26
15
26 %
18%
100
3,450
1
1
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•
Trust
5
Corp common
•
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footnotes
gc
46c
*
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Locomotive
gc
1
A
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see
page
44.
7,015
36c
48c
Jan
10c
Oct
35c
May
5c
Oct
25c
5%C
Oct
26c
Jun,
13c
Oct
53c
May
"6,000
6c
28c
Nov
1.34
Jaii
10c
16%'c
Oct
Oct
12,400
9c
Oct
10c
39,500
7c
3c
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2,700
10,733
18o
-
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-
Jan
2.70. July
Oct
8.100
3,500
lie
31c
33c
11c
12c
Jan
24c
Jun
Jan
I,375
10c
Nov
52c
J
68,000
8c
Oct
20c
Feb
3,000
-
■
14c
5c
Oct
13c
.
Jun
5c
5c
OV2C
8%'C
8%c
4%<5
2,500
4c
Oct
1.16
*
8%c
4Y2C
"
1.20
2.101
85c
Oct
2,450
9-Vac Nov
4%C
2,000
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16c
13 %c
9%
9 %
1.20
33,100
1.19
1.26
10,450
5c
6%C
9
100
94c
5,200
Apr
2.65 May
Jan
14%c Jan
Oct
10C
33
Jan
3.35
Oct
5c
Nov
5.00
Oct
1.00
Mar
26c
10
Dec
1,576
•
39 J/4"
Feb
I2C
Dec
%
94c
3,100
10 %c lOVac
38
20c
Oct
*
99c
*
Jan
45c
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57%
Jan
34c
Apr
6 Vac Aug
13 %c
Jan
Oct
6.10
Oct
1.59
Oct
Oct
6c
"
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8c
20,000
8c
8c
2,0-50
2.66
2.80
5.198
32c
35c
25,200
30c
12c
13c
6,481
11c
Oct
65c
Mar
16c 16% c
2.75
32c
1
1
"—
2.81
32%
50
3,bu0
15c
Oct
85c
Jan
3,560
1
54c
1
3.30
*
;
12%
4.25
2.70
•
Mines
Telephone
Nudulama
'
Mines
1,440
3.50
Feb
1.67
Jun
50C
3.10
3.55
32,522
3.10
Dec
9.00 Mai-
2.00
2.20
13,450
1.85
Oct
6.80 Mar
12
12%
500
9%
Oct
17Yo July
4.25
4.25
260
3.50
Oct
9.00 July
2.40
2.70
650
2.00
Nov
6.25
1.01
1.10
2,800
1.00 Aug
2.10
24
100
21
2.85
590
2.95
Ogam a
O'Leary
14
14
27c
30c
4,000
17c
Nov
84c
Mar
15c
18c
57,600
130
Aug
30c
May
18c
3,900
13c
5c
1,000
4c
7,700
Ontario
Jockey
•
1
14c
1.45
90o
13%C
*
—•
Club common
Warrants
49 %c
16
Malar tic
Jan
Jun
4.50 May
Dec
2.85
5c
—
Oka Rare Metals Mining
Okdfta Oils
Jun
30
Aug
17c
*
1
Mines
Gold
Specialty Mfg
Rockland Gold
Feb
39
Dec
Oct
1.25
67,920
63c
,52c
6.10 July
Oct
Oct
30
28c
16c
20
1
*
Ltd—u
Mines
Norvalie
2.75
100
1.26
Jan
2.85
2
Utilities
Oils
—.
common—..."
20
—
2.90
32%
Jan
24
2.09
—
-
Northern Quebec Power
Nortnland
2.81
32%
2.35
-
—
warrants
14.
200
1.55
49c 49 %c
Nov
44c
Jun
Oct
lie
Mar
45C
Oct
92ciliB«May
16
100
16
16
-
Feb
16
Aug
23c
Jan
80c
Jan
6c
G %c>
6Vac
8,000
12c
14c
21,250
llV'aC
Oct
1.45
1.50
2,700
1.35
Oct
12%b 13 VaC
13,000
1.50
1.65
6,500
45c
45c
1,000
8
Dec
14
Dec
-
,
Oct
12c
■
740
37c
-
Oct
7
Oct
7
Jan
2^87
Oct
1.25
Feb
Jan
47c
Jan
2.40
95c
May
9% May
8
7%
7%
7-35
7%
7%
300
6.95
-7.40
11,685
5.75
Aug
Oct
2.00
2.00
250
1.50
Oct
12c
14c
4,500
10c
Oct
20c
__
18 Va
__
15%
„
c53a
__
65c
500
15%
15%
Class
B
25
64%
35
66
1,929
52c
54c
5.313
pfd
-
22C
2,516
20c
Oct
69c
May
23 %c 23 %c
2,000
20C
Oct
54c
May
19%
21 %
II,665
16 Vo
Feb
36Yu July
110
113
1,285
91
Oct
37c
37c
I,500
35c
Oct
57c
Apr
Jan
74c
Jun
Crush
-Orange
1
1
Minerals
Ormsby
Mines
Lake
Tubes
Porcupine
Hersey
Page
—
—
Drilling
Consol
Exploration Ltd
j-
1
common—4*—1.25
7%
50
Pipeline
Credit
"
2
1
1.93
34c
common
preferred
Oil
Perino
Gau
Perron
Gold Mines
<k
Oil
Peruvian
Petrol
Oil
&
Apr
&
Qolu
01
Ponder
Oils
Powell
River
Power
Com
Oil
Prairie
Iron
Premium
President
Pie
Roy
Electric
East
ton
Ore
Uranium
Pronto
—
Dome
Mines
Warrants
Prospectors
Provo
Gas
Purdex
—
Minerals
Ltd
Ltd
Mar
Jan
Quebec
Jan
Quebec Chibougamau
6c
Oct
30c
35c
Oct
Ascot
Gold
Quebec Copper Corp
26% July
Quebec Labrador Develop
Quebec Lithium Corp
Dec
18%
Dec
Quebec Manitou Mines,
520
Oct
1.09
Apr
30
Oct
40% May
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec Natural Gas
Queenston Gold Mines
48%
Oct
71
40C
Oct
It
May
July
1.16 Mar
3,000
5o
Oct
13c
Jan
4c
4c
9,500
4c
Nov
10c
Jan
Quemont
Quonto
Mining
Petroleum
Oct
Oct
35c
1.28 May
6.00
46c
3,560
4.00
300
30c
37c
12,700
15c
16c
7,100
15c
13c 15 Vac
18,866
12c
Oct
20c
Nov
—
•
*
1
1
—
1-00
4.80
90c
2.88
6,000
8%
2,890
43
43
20
15
15
240
15
1.92
2.08
20,975
32c
34c
25,200
7.00
86c
1
1
a
1
Nov
40
Oct
5Ya
Oct
Aug
1.79 Oct
Oct
25c
Oct
45c
Jan
Jan
95c
26 %c May
40c
Aug
88c
May
18
May
47% May
23
Feb
3.90
88c
Apr
Jun
2.25 May
70C
70c
1,300
45c
57,284
40c
Oct
1.50
Jan
40c
91c
II,290
81c
Dec
1.83
Apr
81c
1.00
3,337
95c
Oct
1.60 May
96 C
1.03
1.05
300
9»o
Nov
Gc
5,500
5%c
Apr
15c
5 Vac
8.25
1,105
7.75
Nov
13%
25c
'Nov
1.66
77c
Jan
Jan
Jan
May
28c
7.000
33 %
1,695
28%
Jan
58%
485
48%
83%
Jun
57%
Nov
Oct
46%
32%
3.10
10,500
2.50
Nov
5.90
2.55
3.20 Oct
7%
Apr
Sep
3.60
4.20
2,900
1,500
65c
75c
1.00
5.10
1,200
4.90
Nov
8.80
4.80
5,655
3.90
Oct
8.35 Mar
5.00
80c
93c
8,820
50c
65c
72 c
73c
1,650
2.76
2.94
«71,100
5C
7c
10,900
13c
Nov
Oct
1.70 Mar
5c
10c
1,232
8c
40c
46c
31c
37,716
12,300
40c
35c
6c
28c
Jan
Oct
Oct
33c
May
Oct
Nov
VaC
7c
28,000
7.40
7,310
19c
3,000
16C
86c
98c
23,125
85c
Nov
20%
22
1,697
1912
Nov
12 Vac
2,200
7.55
8.10
2,935
13c
13c
3,679
2.30 July
4.25 July
18c
7.00
6
Apr
3.95 Mar
Oct
18 VaC
14c 15%c
7.75
Oct
1.75 July
4.40
IOC
44c
33c
-1
*
21%c Oct
28c
33
58 %
1
1
3.75
37c 46 Vac
7%
1
Copper
15
w.i
9,700
X
17c
Jan
50c
•
*
1
20c
*
1
1
May
143
26c
8.10
•
Airways
Producers
45c
2.05
96c
1-05
1
Placer Development
21%
May
•
*—1
v,
~
Uranium
Oct
22% Jan
-1
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
Pioneex
70c
40c
1
*
Mines
Gas_—
Feb
%c Jun
5%c
43
Preferred
Peoples
15 %c
15 %c
1
Exploration
Pembina
—1
—■
30c
42
23c
41C
—1
Ltd
Jan
Apr
3.15
5%c
4.00
1
Mines
Paymaster
Peerless
4c
9%
14%
21c
——
,
Pater Uranium Mines
PCE
5%c
1
Amalgamated
Parker
HI
37c
1
Paramaque Mines
Parbec Mines
Pardee
20%
•
*
10c
Oils
Western
_
1
Petroleum
Pacific
Pamour
Pan
1
Gold
Grenada
Oct
9c
350
35
65c
10
20
1
Preferred
Opemiska Copper
Pitch-Ore
1
Corp
14c
Oct
Nov
p'
17,500
2.25
10'aC
Jan
7%
81 %
9,30
159
Corp
15c
Sep
2ic
inov
95c
1.25
——
—
Northern Canada
Jan
80
24'/Zc
Mines
Mining
For
,
2,500
*
Brewery class
Molybdenum-Corp
Multl
Jun
78
857
•
Uranium
Molsons
Moore
Jan
G7u
74
IIIZII*
Mining Corp
Mining Endeavour Co
Montreal
2.08
21c
9%c
65c
Industries
Montreal
Oct
*_•
Brick
Moneta
Oct
9c
84
Warrants
Ore
52c
__l
Gas
Mill City Petroleums
Mogul
43,800
17C
*
com
Mining
Min
Jan
13.50
Oil
Mindamar
Jan
SGVi
1
Preferred
Midcon
Milliken
Apr
15c
36Vic
1
Light & Power
Midrim
Milton
62c
fan
Nov
1
Mines
Apr
8% Jan
Nov
55
& Development_50c
Mining
Jun
34c
6% May
19*
Jan
1.85
5c
84
X2c
.1.23
Petroleum
Uranium
Dec
Dec
11c
.
lie
71%
•
Petroleums
1.12
9 Vie
Jan
6,350
84
56
'
_ioo
„
Nov
Jan
11 Vic
Oct
3 Vic
Jan
2.05
4.000
72%
•
common
Porcupine
35
Oct
1.35 Aug
4c
Sep
77
17c
......
Prontenac
<
22%
1.34
6%
1
100
Preferred
G3c
117,625
26c
9%c
com—6%
Mines
Midwest
45c
42c
•
Preferred
Mexican
40c
1
-
Massey-Harrls-Ferguson
Medallion
3%c
I,000
13,050
314c
•
Minffcg Corp.*—
McKenzJe
5,000
•
Maritime
MCIntyre
4%c
3%c
1
Ltd
Martin-McNeely
8,700
1
Oils
McColl
30c
1.65
Mines
Maybrun
26c
1
Ltd
Marigold
Meta
Sep
5C
86c
26c
•
Maple Leaf Milling common
Maralgo Mines
Marcon
Feb
1
•
Uranium
1.72
f
1
Goldfieids
5%c
11c
14c
'
Jun
2.10
Dec
12c
Maneast
4%c
7%c
13,600
warrants,
1956
Jan
16
5%c
Malar tic
1.5h
•
Oils common
Warrants
30
1,451
Majortrans
1.40
*
Ltd—
Uranium
Class A
Office
2,234
Mines
1.46
1
•
North Star Oil common
O Brien
41 Vi¬
*
Consolidated
Magnet
Apr
1.20
1.22 May
109,825
1
:
Northspan
Apr
22 %
B
13c
*
Rankin
North
Apr
40%
Mines
9%C
1
Ltd
1
Preferred
Jun
•
class
Jun
—*
North Canadian
2.85
Oct
21%
22'4
41%.
1
Lake Gold
30c
Oct
1
1
—
;
Oils
Northcal
3.50
Oct
1.30
25% July
25% July
1,167
1,000
15,700
Bloedel
Oct
25c
6,700
Apr
May
3,350
29
1
Red
14c
8,100
1.95
13c
1 '
Nickel
Northland
Jun
2.85
'18% Mar
4%c
5c
1.43
Mining
Macmlllan
9,000
41c
1.90
16C
1
Mines.,
Northern
16
Mines
18c
37c
1.91
33c
Noranda Mines-
4.2<5 May
Mar
7c
95c
1
Gold
May
_1
Nor Acme Gold
8.00 July
Jan
3.25
Nov
36c
Cockshutt
70c
Jan
2.60
Oct
1.15
Jun
50c
Dec
"J
Mines
Norsyncomaque
419
Explorations
Macleod
Oct
3.15
Oct
1.45
17c
Jun'
1.00
'
Rouyn
Norpax
22
Macdonald Mines
24c
-Gc
Mines—
Oct
22
Mines
61,500
10c 10 %c
Nickel Rim Mines
Osisko
Macassa
30c
170
Exploration
Gold
Jan
22
Co
26C
•
Rouyn Merger
2.80
1.51
Yellowknife Gold Mines
6,100
Mlnda-Scotia
Mylamaaue
17%
17%
Goldfield
Lyndhurst
Lynx
1.25
1.22
Smelting Co Ltd
New
New
Oct
Oct
—.
Louvicourt
1.21
■
Mining &
May
13
49c
27%
Long Island Petroleums
Lorado Uranium Mines
3,500
.-1
!.
Mines
Newlund Mines.
Mining Corp
1.51
Explorations
42,003
20c
1
Mines
Oct
;
2.30
17c
1
-
Normetal
30%
♦
2.00
19c
1
,_i
Nor la r tic
70c
50
2.23
Highridse Mining
Jan
805
;
—
.
Preferred
Mar
5c
8,000
13 c
Feb
9%
18c
27%
A
Jan
'67c
6c
Jan
—
Dec
4C
_•
__
23c
Oct
5c
10 %c
38
be
.30
*
Oct
Oct
1.22
•
Long Lac Gold
Gobi aw Groc 1st Preferred
Feb
15c
1
1
8,100
•
Jan
9015
25c
1
19
1
46c
Oct
4%C Nov
6,025
Nlplssing Mines
1.83
__i
Gold
Dec
21c
2,500
Nisto Mines
14%
5%
»
Petroleum
Feix
13c
29c
1
Obaslta Lake Mines——
Lexindln
28c
5,000
10,400
23c
Jan
1.05
93c
1
May
32c
6c
Jan
25c
16%
Mines
Gold
Apr
29
25c
1
New Hosco Mines_
Taku
Oct
1.C5
3
Gold
Lencourt
Jan
27c
Niagara Wire class E
•
:
10,100
Jan
20c
1
New
Jan
80c
Mines
Candy
5c
Oct
19
Jan
July
13c 13 %c
6c
—1
July
125
1
Mines
Lamaque Gold
590
July
28c
'
.500
Harricana.
New
Mar
15 %
1
22%
22
25c
.20c
Mines,
Goldvue
New
48
12,000
I
Mines
5.05 May
Explorations-
73c
1
Mines
5.00
Dec
1
28c
18%
,
Dec
1.65
Fortune Mlnes.
Oct
1
Lingman Gold Mines
3.50
2,100
1
Dec
9o
ig
Debentures
Lake
525
1.90!
—
18c
18 '/a
1
Mines
Gas
3.75
1.65
-40c
Superior Oils
•
Exploration
Mines
Dufauhfc
Lakeland
&
27%
_50c
Mines
New
•
Ltd
Mining
Labrador
Dec
.—1
Dickenson Mines
Warrants
Labatt
24 34
Canada
of
New
New
6c
'
zl
110
.—1
Davies Petroleum
New
Jan
5%
—
:
24%
■
New
July
5c
1
:
._
24%
24%
—1
Oil
62c
1.88
•
22
Petroleum
Chamberlain
New
65c
93c
l
63c
Jan
1
:
New
New
14%
1
;
Dec
20
Dominion Oil—
British
New
Newnorth
5%
—
1
Lake Mines
15 %c
100
22
New Calumet Mines
Jan
6c
•
Mines—
Kerr-Addison
Kerr
——I
Canada
Gold
Jienviile
19,000
3.50
1
Alger Mines
Norgoid
Kelvinator
20c
20%
Uranium
34%
5,300
2.50
Labine
Jun
1.35
96c
Oct
8c
Oct
Apr
1.85 Aug
Oct
•
*
Mining Co Ltd
Jumping Pound Betroleums—
5.20
Oct
10,250
1
Jonsmith Mines
15% Jun
Oct
1.10
1.900
24,820
11 %c
Mines
Jan
May
*
1,072
<-
80c
38c
*
;
„
Apr
67% Apr
9c
4,585
Apr
111
32%
21,650
14,400
Mines
Jan
%
23
Oct
-
1,029
90c
Sep
63%
9,364
-
6.50 Jun
Oct
20
•
—1
(1939)
Joburfce Gold
Jupiter Oils
12%
1
Jellicoe Mines
Jolms-Manville
Joliet-QUefcec
Oct
Nov
35c
10
Jun
Oct
90c
40c
-
1
Ltd
Minerals
Jeanette
6% Jan
24%
Oct
10%c
•
1
Mining Corp-Exploration
Jaye
Jan
2.85
"
Jaoobus
July
8
14
1,140
42% '
10Y«
1.98
1.60 -
50
5%
I,865
525
•
10% July
Oct
2.50 Nov
300,
9%
1.92
1.45
15 %c
15 %C
18c
43,900
32% Jun
12%
3.50
39%
40
9%
1.95
1.55
9
Pipe Line
Mines
Products Ltd-.:——:
Bay
Jan
Oct
6
15'/a
"
6% Jan
24c
Mar
5.90
2,291
'
May
12% Nov
42% Jun
7,970
71 % 73%
38% 41%9Vic. 13c
13c
„
*
42c - 42c
'21
21
41%
Syndicate1 class A_^___J25c
Investors
Isotope
100
21
72 %
'
•
common
InternBtlonal Ranwick Ltd
Iron
865
1
International Petroleum
Intecproi'lncfcil
2,370
8 Va
la1/*
20
Oils
5%C Oct
43
13%"
8%
Jan
;
Mines
14%
23
29
3.10
Bronze
International
288
11,000
9.00
15%
1
20
common
:
Inspiration Mining
International
■
43
—:
10%
4%C
Feb
10% July
4% July
3,408
a.30
___10
___
Warrants
7c
2.80
13 V*
250
13 %C
Nov
35%
12,173
28%
GVa
3.00
*
11%
Mines
Nov
Sep
9
__
50
11
:
42%
322
29
common.*
preferred
Ingersoll Machine class A
ixiglls (John)
& Co.
Inland Cement Co preferred
12
Mines
Nealon
2.20
35
Car
65c
8.35
Ltd
Corp
—;—
$2%
Feb
25C
30
8,400
850
Gc
Gold
Lake
14%
43
12 %
*
—_
9%
Petroleum
12
14%
43%12%
G
14'a
42%
12 Vis
G
:
•
Iinperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
215
:
45
New
Imperial Invest class A
Imperial Oil
1
1,507
...
Jan
84o
11%
27c
National Hosiery Mills class B_.
Jan
High
Oct
11%
20%
com
commoiv„„
3,587
45
44
44
Grocers
Preferred
Jan
Low
25c
—8
1
Chemical
Cs
Explorations Ltd
■
Range Since Jan. 1
High
32c
Mines
Drug
National
10%
3,914
32'a
32%
—
23% May
Shares
—5
Creek
National
Jun
Feb
11%
8,735
14%
—
Smith
Humber
23%
2.00
23%
for Week
Low
Par
High
22%
Sale*
Range
Sale Price
Preferred
Class A
Howard
Low
High
2.00
«
3
A
Gold
Week'a
of Price*
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Ltd—
Co
Oil
Shares
Low
Par
\
Mfg class
Iloliinger
Uonsol
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Holden
Sale*
Last
STOCKS
Friday
Week'e
Friday
4/75 Oct
Oct
Oct
2.34
1.25
28c
Jan
Jan
Mar
19% Mar
80c
Jan
2.45 May
23
28C
Nov
Aug
19
Jan
31c
Aug
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2512)
.
..
Monday,-December
1957
j,
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Par
Rayrock Mines
Explorations
Rexspar Uranium
——.
—
Rix
Oct
7c
7,000
5%c
Oct
25c
Oct
27c
30c
Oct
40c
1.90
23c
33C
7,400
1.48
12,175
7c
7%c
7,500
6%c Aug
23c
33c
'
■
31c
1.41
1.45
39c
5,500
33c
1.20
United
1.49 Mar
Class
Jan
United
Feb
2.50
B
Jun
United
Jan
Jan
Upper
Nov
75c
165
9
Apr
10
9c
Oct
37c
Mar
36c
35 %c
21c
Apr
1.82 May
Vandoo
2512C
19c
Nov
1.00
Jan
Ventures Ltd
10
Oct
25%
Jun
Vico Explorations
5c
Dec
15c
Feb
Violamac
7c
I
122,713
10,518
5c
6%c
10,000
167,950
8C
7c
8»/2C
Nov
2iC
61%
1,361
55
Oct
77
14 3 4
1,802
13%
Oct
23 %
8%
9
1,610
7%c
9c
3,000
a
8V2
_____—
"III
class A
4
common
Cory
•
Consol
Vulcan
%
Dec
7%C
Dec
8
12%
17
•
B
——
—
1
42e
12'/2C
•
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
class
A
Oils
"50c
Ltd
350
•.
25%
26
125
25%
25%
450
42c
42c
100
12 %c 14 %c
23,800
36
6%
6%
24%
Oct
25%
Dec
68c
Jan
Dec-
70c
Jan
45c
Oct
25
Oct
G'/o
1.82
80
Dec
2.00
1,620
1.76
4.75
5,925
3.60
24
24
25%
4.65
4.50
4.70
21
—
30c
.
2.546
21
21
3.70
3.75
33c
4.05
210
29c
15,500
1,000
341
10%
—•
18
17%
18
20
7%
West
60c
62c
14,605
17
17
100
20c
4.000
mil
Oils
Sep
18c
Grocers
Western
Naco
25%
Nov
Mines
8.10
Jan
6%
23
Nov
Western
4.55
May
Jan
Dec
16C
Class
White
15c
Jan
1.03
£ep
19
Sep
tfpr
Nov
60c
Jan
6%
Nov
11%
2.00
Nov
2.50
Nov
17c
Oct
78c
Mar
17c
Oct
42c
31%
Oct
43
18c
20c
16,500
&
2,700
&
Yale
Lead
&
York
5.05 Mar
Zenmac
1.75 July
Zulapa
1.70
10,248
85c
1 52
Nov
3,500
4%c
41,260
10c
6,700
8c
Oct
4%c
Nov
1
—m
4.00
Illioc
~r~
Class
4%%
o
Trans
Dominion
Iron
Knitting
B
1
9.00
3.90
1534
3%c
15%
475
14%
Oct
21%
4%c
20,000
3%c
Dec
9%c
2.95
300
(2.50 Oct
5.50
Jan
40c
45c
1.10
7c
9
45c
6,090
1.30
1.40
1.31
Jan
Sep
1.75
16c
Jun
Mar
Oct
55c
May
Oct
10
May
1.35
1
6,100
Oct
2.69
Jun
4.90
Jan
"T
39 %c
41c
5,600
33c
Oct
98c
Jan
98c
26,800
50o
Oct
1.24
Jan
— «w.
5c
6%c
29,616
5c
Dec
36c
Jan
22c
20C
28c
31,500
19c-
Jan
93c
July
23c
23C
23c
500
23c
10
39 Vz
39%
40
931
34%
Oct
30
30
150
28%
Nov
Dec
47c
Mar
49
Jan
37%
Jun
'
.
_*
26
25
26
125
22%
Feb
30
May
24%
23%
24%
500
20
Feb
31
May
4
:
—
_
.
35 3i
35%
37
34%
34%
34%
40 %
_
Explorations
Ltd__
72c
1
•
Triad
«
Oil
4
Pipeline—
Oct
42%
Jun
—
68%
Gas
Mining Corp
Aug
34%
Jun
87%
Feb
325
35
Oct
48
Jun
70c
82c
17,062
70c
D«c
1.94
4,620
16c
16c
200
68
71%
4,312
54
Oct
15c
1,500
12c
Oct
1.70
lie
Oct
Oct
40
May
3.25 May
3.35 May
40c
Jun
145 % May
34c
Apr
19
20%
760
5.10
5.00
5.20
8.290
20c
3,500
18c
Sep
55c
20c
4,450
19C
Dec
33c
Jan
—
23c
Canada
•
_
-
Asbestos
..
Corps Ltd class B
Mines.
.
.
32
25
1,20
1.35
15,600
71
1
IG%c
1
5.30
*
_
—_
1
.
14
3.50
Oct
Oct
35%
9.00
25c
14,725
Oct
93c
65%
73%
1,395
51%
Oct
86
675
15 %c
Nov
24c
Oct
9,490
4.00
19
19%
1.125
17%
Oct
6%c
G %c
2,600
6c
Nov
.
70C
Apr
Aug
32
1.35
36%
Jan
Oct
Apr
3.SO
Apr
100
9%
Oct
17
Feb
17%
Oct
27%
2;237
22 J/2
22
'
'•••23'
7.60
7.75
17%
Oct
28
Jun
%
Oct
12
May
103
Nov
1,185
4
Jun
201
101
Nov
103
102
7
7
500
7
Nov
12% Mar
78c
82c
19,800
60C
Oct
2.90
'
.—
:
,
38C
16c
850
27C
Oct
22c
34c
16c
385,700
10c
Feb
Ltd
1
class A
10 %c
Oct
A
—>
Jan
1.84 Mar
37c
Aug
43c
July
13c
4.570
8
8%
1,795
Nov
19
30%
31%
564
30
Oct
42
10%
10
10 V'4
200
10
Dec
1.27
1.27
1.30
6,635
1.15
14C
4,800
7c
12c
'
7%
May
%' Apr
13% Aug
1
7c
9c
1.70
Feb
20e
7c
7c
5%C
78c
80c
8c
5 >20
"J_l '
*
82c
11,400
2,000
.
'23,370
Dec
Sep
5C
35c
150
35c
4C
6,500
3c
17%c
19C
10,500
_i
20c
17c
24c
6,500
16c
Apr
Nov
35c
19c
Oct
Jan
13c
Dec
5c
78c
3%c
l
37c
1.93
Apr
70c
.Mar
Dec
Jan
10 %c
Nov
Feb
17 %e
Dec
40c
Apr
17c
Dec
75c
Mar
\
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Canadian
Funds
Week'*
Par
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
Asbestos Corp
Bulolo Gold
Dredging
^
Bronze
General' Investments
Canadian
Industries
Canadian
Ingersoll
common
Dominion
Dominion
5%
5%
5%
480
5
30 %
30%
31%
1,410
25
3.10
3.10
3.50
425
21.%
22
410
24%
24%
210
25
25%
50
15%
17%
2,022
21%.
*
_i___
•
mm*
common
•
4
Rand_
-
16
37
37%
%; 37%
25
2.25
2.25
400
30%
20
24
10%
15
1.90
20
Dupont Co Canada
Apr
4.10May
39% Jan
Oct
' 3234
5,740
25
Oct
15C
3,700
12c
Oct
50c
56
60
50
51
Jan
68
I*
29
29
75
28
17%
2,638
*
—
Loblaw
Inc
Minnesota
Ogilvie
_
Ontario
Pato Consolidated
Oreille
Price
Paper
common,
17
7.50
-
Mar
_
80
20
Oct
70
68%
70
—
23%
23%
26
27
2.65
G
•
26
1
Bros
•
Consolidated
490
64% Mar
21
Oct
33%
25%
Oct
38
2.95
1,106
2.30
Oct
1.60
Nov
1.78
1.78
1.90
2,300
43%
43
43%
695
Gold
5.00
Corp.
4.70
5.00
620
49c
51c
9,200
25
26
275
1
—
26
•_
Feb
33% Aug
105
1
Third Canadian Gen Inv Tr
Yukon
_
_
40
93% May
4
Oct
Dec
23 34
Jan
Apr
May
5.23
FOOTNOTES
FOR
OUT-OF-TOWN
*
No par value.
Odd lot sale (not included in year's
Jun
May
Feb
7.15 May
25% juiy
20c
Feb
range).
59
•
Jan
6% Aug
89c
May
32
in year's range).
included
wi When issued.
.
Selling ex-interest.
Cash sale
t
x
•
Ex-dividend,
,
,
x
*
f Flat price.
r
CANADIAN
MARKETS
Ex-liquidating dividend,
<Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privilegeswd When delivered,
'
d Deferred delivery sale (not
e
AND
t
(not included in year's range).
Ex-rights,
z
Ex-stock dividend.
Apr
3.40 Jan
Oct
49c
Sep
104,
425
,
•
Zellers
22%
Nov
1,367
Apr
May
30% Feb
Nov
568
24%
2.50
Gold Mines
16%
90
23%
_
Mines
17
89%
23%
5
_
&
Flour
Pend
«
1956
Paper common...
Utilities
International
May
55
Dec
■
International
Jun
31% May
60
common
Mar
30%
;
Oct
37 %
Apr
24
Dec
Nov
Aug
4.50
Oct
%
23%
Jan
33
Dec
12C
30%
•
Linoleum
'
2.25
Oct
Oct
3.10
,
High
14c
•
Paper
&
-
•
_
OTl
Glass
Low
»
1
Oilcloth
Range-Since Jan. 1
nigh
—3
Canadian Marconi
Dalhousie
Shares
5
_
Sugar
Canadian
^
,
of Prices
Low
■
•
Canadian
Consolidated
for Week
East
Sate I'rlc#
Canada & Dominion
Sales
ltunge
Friday
STOCK8
Jan
16 % c 16 %c
5.45
Dec
3.00
7
a
4.60
30%
Oct
Oct
—'
Aug
22c
22c
1.35
26c
3,455
lOVo
21»4
•••
l
.
May
19c
_
Union
33
50
40%
20%
Shawkey Mines
Union
65
85
40
1.80
Tribag Mining Co Ltd____
Trinity Chibougamau
Estella
33
18c
•
of
1,245
14%c
,
Ju 11
4,400
1.12
May
8
30
1.40
_20
_
25
4.569
45c
32
23
Jan
28c
10,800
9
*
_
251
1.69
.
1018
.1
Jan
2.75
4.10
86c
A
301/4
30
35c
,
1.27
Apr
Oct
'
85
_
Prairie
.......
Mining
Dec
12c
Oct
1
class
19% Aug
22%
Jun
Dec
1.35
__25o
Mountain Oil Pipe Line
Resources
United
Oct
1.15
1.37
preferred
Trans
United
4.00
425
9,390
Transcontinental
Unh-ert
1,025
1.15
1.80
282,500
—
Ultra
4,100
4.00
1.15
15c
•
Dec
•
—
Feb
4.00
1.24
common
2.70 Aug
14
class B
Jan
15c
18c
1.15
Bank-
Feb
715
May
59c
16C
9
Empire Oils
Trans
11c
8
Finance
B
Jan
4,725
32
•
■
Jan
1.84
1.55
45c
a
Oct
14%
1.58
.<
-
Jan
.14
-
30%,
,
1
l
Bear
23 % May
c
5,000
11 %C
__
Works
Canada
Trans
Oct
13.450
15c
common
preferred
,
j
6c
1.17
Mines
5
2.00
Jun
May
2.18
1
A
Traders
Oct
1.96
miii
Mines
6C
Oct
5c
July
4.50
";i:7o
14
'
Toronto General Trusts
Class
8
Feb
5 (2C
Gold
Toronto
153,4
Industries
Silver
Toronto
60c
5%c
—
2.00
—V
Torbrit
-
.
Mines
class
'
Warrants
Tombill
17c
Metal
1.55
9.40
Tiara Mines
Oct
'5 c-
5c
'
1.75
Mines
9.30
'
5c
u
Yankee
Yukeno
8.55
1
5,200
Zinc
Apr
9%c
Texas Calgary
Thompson-Lundmark
.May
66
83c
'
5.00
1
1
53c
♦
Nov
6%c
—
Oct
Wright-Hargreaves
1.20
6c
—
10c
—.5
Woodward Ltd
5,901
6c
Mines
17,600
8
1.45
_
,
Jan
21c
18c'
31
1.30
34c
Mines
35c
•
73% May
l aurcanib
54c
Oct
Mines
4%c Nov
ieck-Hughes Gold
Temagaml Mines
Aug
5c
Oct
„<■
Yellowknife
44
TajWr Pearson
Apr
21c
1,500
—100
Jan
3,585
—
4.70
1,500
7c
•
Jun
30,000
_
2,200
24c
,7c
*
Apr
21,059
Gold
class
Indus
6.40
6c
Mines
2.60
21c
21c'
35c
1
Oils
Nov
50
syivanlte
2.30
Yukon
(John)
2.10
94c
Gold
Feb
Wood
500
1.69
«
81c
—
Winnipeg & Central Gas
32,064
5c
ordinary
14,160
■
"
1.40
•
13c
,
...
34
48
Propane common
Jun
7%c
*
A
Warrants
2.60
48
Superior
82%
•
preferred
Pass
2.40
85c
...
13%
Sep
—.———*
Oil
5 (2 c
__
class
Canuck
Yellowrex Mines
1
Exploration
Jun
lv75 Mar
3,355
Jun
•
Sunburst
Oct
79
Willroy Mines
33
—1
1.18
77%
V
7.75
Windfall
_i
Mines
8,500
77%
Petroleum
Wiltsey Coghlan
Nickel
Cons
1.30
Jan
Mar
Oct
•
Jan
Oil
Sullivan
29c
5%
,
Jan
20%
Oct
48o
15%
B
2nd
11
225
18 %C 18 %C
1
44%
Oct
"
63c
,
9% July
14% Oct
Steel of Canada
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron Mines
Sturgeon River Gold
Sudbury Contact
23c
Oct
3C
975
class A
Jan
Stanwell
Gas
Oct
20%
6.30
—_1
.__
Plywood
(Geo)
2.45
1
5c
5,640
6.10
•
Petroleum
1.05
300
*
Ltd
6,100
51,550
July
6.10
Warrants
Oct
7%
•
•
Aug
6.00
,
Oct
1
Western
Sep
Starratt
Tandem
73c
Jail
2.65
——1
Canada Breweries
Jan
2.00
18c
niii
Corp
3.00
700
__——.-1
Decalta
8.75
6%
_•
Warrants
Inlet Cons
Oct
May
20,000
—.
Copper
Warrants
3.95
2.00
—
Switeon
55c
Jan
4.40 May
18
5c
.
1.25
•
Nickel—.——-—-1
Products
Nov
Dec
13c
680
Ltd
Western
Jan
67 a
»
Mines & Oils
Stad&cona Mines _—
Standard Paving & Materials
Surf
17c
Jan
51c
-•
Western
Jan
'
__
Services
Petroleum
Oct
T Oct
2.95
Maygill Gas Oil—
Westeel
Sep
Sep
3.60
29o
2,349
60c
Spooner
Superte6t
6c
1.73
11
Jan
25
4%c
1.30
•
800
'
,
13c
10
Warrants
_
6.40
51c
-—•
Pyrite
Lake
oct
20
16,615
13c
8
&
July
Oct
2.90
Petroleums Ltd
Malartic Mines.—.
West
Dec
42c
23%
1.89
—III
Uranium
Feb
70
3 10
1
Wespac
30% July
12%c
325
10'/4
—
Uranium
60
—1
Mines
Petroleums
Weedon
Mar
2.00
Air
5,500
■i
0
6c
23%
'
4%c
1
—
—
Amulet
Weston
•
A——
Mines
Oils
Werner
15% July
Nov
4.60
—__—
Union
40c
9% Mar
290
50c
class
Dairies
common
Stanrock
12%
1.92
1
Simpsons Ltd
Mines Ltd
Stanleigh
Nov
34
1
Siscoe
southern
7c
2,300
*
common
Mines,
Silver Standard Mines
Spartan
8,300
1
Quebec__
Mines
Slater
11c
0
Miller
Sllvenvood
Jun
4.65
•
uoraoD
Breweries
Sigma
tjnver
56c
170
4.00
5 %C
23%
*
—___—_l-\
Webb & Knapp Canada Ltd
Jan
1.35
55c
— —
Shawinigan Water & Power com_
Sicks
90,875
55c
•
1
——
—
Walker O & W
Jun
18%
Oct
52c
—_____
Security Freehold Petroleums
ciiiermi
16%
Nov
34
Rainbow
Scurry
Nov
11%
40c
53c
Debentures
Scarfe
-
1
Gold
River
Sand
12%
6,200
ll3/4
12»/4
25
—
Antonio Gold—
San
700
6,332
60c
10c
—
Explorations Ltd
—
Jan
%c Aug
12%
lie
Preferred
Class
2.70
12%,
3.50
56c
.
*
_
Waite
13%
51c
«,
common
...
Wainwright Producers & Ret
123e
57c
1
Ltd—
Mines
Alloys
Jun
12%
13%
1
Salada-Sfiirriff-Horsey,
.
35,205
15c-
2.48
12%,
.
NOV*
Jan
May
14
Canada
Vanadium
J uy
60 %
14V4
•
_____
14%
60 Vz
:::io
.
52,200
30c
13 34
5c
1
40c
22 %c
14-
•
GaS—
Uranium
550
High
52%
39
May
18,900
52
-3.75
9 %c
12%
9
175
240
47/:/,
2.51
—*
Mines———I
53
3.55
-
12c
^—•
11c
Mines
Lawicnce
Maurice
St Michael
—1
Oils
9
•
Cement
Lawrence
ot
3.55
Range Siree Jan. 1
LOW
High
53
__
United Steel Corp
Wayne
St
Shares
52
•
HiU
—-—-—-—50o
Industries
pfd—-—50
,_-_25
A
preferred
Keno
10c
Ryanor Mining
St
class
Inv
United Montauhan
1.00 May
Oct
Fuel
—
Royal Batik of Canada
Royallte Oil common.
Russell
85c
6 %c
'
10c
Oils
Roxana
26,075
—
*
Can Ltd
Consol
Rowan
96c
I—1
—
Ltd—
Pete
(A V)
45c
'JOC
1
common
Rock win Mines
Roe
40c
1
Little
Mines
Rocky
40c
1
for Week
Low
Par
High
90c
1
Uranium
Athabasca
Rocne
Low
12.150
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
1
..
_—^
Rio Rupununi Mines Ltd
Robinson
Low
Week's
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
1
—
Reef
Rich well
Shares
1
Mines
Uranium
Radlore
for Week
of Prices
DECEMBER G
Sales
Range
Friday
Jun
Volume
Number 5697
186
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2513)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday,
Securities Dealers, Inc. and other selected source*. They do
They are intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated by the "bid")
bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any quotation furnished on request. The "National* list is composed Of securities
represent actual transactions.
not
or
which have
a
wide national distribution.
B1<1
Industrials and Utilities
AeroTCi Corp
1
;
Products
33%
36%
Halle Mines Inc
29%
32
Haloid
Line-J5
16%
36%
38%
4
42%"
39 V4
r
2
,
American Pipe Si Const- Co
._1
Develop
_1
Americart \yindow Glass Co,12%
23
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Research
M
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&
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High
'
Voltage
Engineering
class
-
'
25%
Co
Hycon
Mi'g
4
17
1
12%''
13%
Co
common
20%
1
53
7%
57%
1
46
Arkansas Missouri
15%
Power
Arkansas Western
Gas
Co
2%
3%
Associated
Avon
Spring
Products
Aztec
Oil
Inc
Gas
&
-
Interstate
Motor
Interstate
Securities
36%
39%
Investors
13 %~*
14%
•Class
10
G'o____
1
_
Laboratories,!!"'—
Baxter
Bayless
Bell
&
(A. 4) Markets
Goisert. Co
beneliciai
I.
9%
.10
Corp
6%
22Va..
23 3
Black, Si vails & Bi yson Inc com 1
20 »/a
Botany
Mills
2nc-.il.20
lue——_
Brush
5
——1
Bcrytlium Co
Inc
Ltd,—
Co
Carpenter Paper
1——
Corp
&Gas
Electric
I!) Elec
Central
__lo
-
Centra) Maine
Power
Central Public
Central
—1_10
Telephone Co _v.__i.__ 10
Corp_—__6
Co
Machine
Coastal States
Collins. Radio
4
Class
B
Co
21%
Maremont
14.%
•
4%
12%
25 %
v
6%
3%
Connecticut Light & Power Co^*
17%
18%
Continental Transp Lines Inc__l
7%
11%
20%
12%
Copeland Refrigeration Corp—1
Cross Company
5
Cummins Engine Co Inc
_5
—
Cutter Laboratories com vtg___ 1
Common Ltd
vtg
7
;_1
—;
8%
22%
39%
36%
6%
•,
7
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738
5
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1
7%
8%
1
12%
13%
Supply Co of N Y__2 %
16%
12%
18
Co
Tajler Oil Corp—
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Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp-5
Co
Detroit Harvester
1
16%
17%
10%
12
Dictaphone
—5
c-prp
Corp A conv—4
Donnelley <R R) Si Sons Co—5
DuMont Broadcasting Corp—_1
Dun
Dynamics
$1
East
Corp
of
27%
29%
7%
8%
America
Nat
Gas
to
12%
8
1
Eastern Industries Inc —2n_50c
Economics
El
Laboratory
Paso Electric
Electrolux
Co
30%
1
Boston
*
——1
Corp
Fisher
5%
29%
6
32
Steel
Ft
5%
47
50%
57%
xl7%
5
1
17%
13%
16%
19%
Montrose
Co
Chemical
National
Shirt
National
Nicholson
North
File
17%
•
21
22%
First
10 V*
11
Telep
62 %
39%
41%
Corp
,
Otter Tail Power Co
5
25
26%
Pabst Brewing Co
1
5%
6%
29%
31 %
Pan American
70c
12%
13 %
_1
14 %
15%
Bottlers__l
3%
8%
7
9%
7%
22%
24%
Tool
Indus
General
Pepsl-Coia
Lumber
Pickering
Pioneer Natural
Plymouth
19%
Portland
"A"
Sulphur Ce
Corp
Gas
Rubber
Gas &
Co
•
2
Co
Coke Co
Portland General Electric Co_7%
12%
Potash Co of
America
17%
Producing
30%
Pub Serv
Co
Pub
Co of
28 %
30%
21%
23%
263T
3%
3%
pfd-i.20
18%
19%
19
20%
Richardson Co
Properties Inc
of New Hamp
Serv
New
Mexico
Rare Metals Corp
Republic
Natural
Gas
Co
—
Robbins & Myers Inc
1
13%
14%
Robertson
Y)
36%
50%
Mellon Natl Bk & Tr Co (Pgh) 25
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis)—25
Y)__10
44 Vs
46%
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston_lO
(N
Mqrgan (J P) & Co (N Y)__IOO
National
i_
35%
10
National
57
J_25
81
86%
Tr Co_12%
36
38%
Co
of
N
(Cleve)
Commerce
Bank
Trust
80%
25%
10
Inc
2
26
28
13
11%
19%
5
23
Trust
50
(N Y)_
46%
155
31
18%
59%
7.50
&
27
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25
50
54%
38%
41%
•44
Essex
Sc
Bank¬
34%
Tr
Co
(Chicago)—100
33%
71
74%
400
Co
(Pgh)
20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
(Hackensack N J)
5
68%
(Camden N J)
6%
National Bk (Atlanta)
10
32
34%
First Natl Bank of Boston__12%
X62 %
Bk & Tr
First Natl Bk of Chicago
First
Bank
Natl
First
Natl
Bk
First
Natl
Bank
of
Si
42%
49%
124
1
14
15%
3%
Rochester Telephone
•
8%
9%
Rockwell Manufacturing Co_2%
2.50
3/8
23
%
4
25%
Roddis
Plywood
Corp
Corp
Ryder System Inc
10
38
57
53%
138
Natl Bank of
10
31
34%
62
65'A
17
19%
Boston
292
8
8%
66
70%
20
60%
65
10
26 Va
29%
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;
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Security Natl Bk of Hunting¬
40 Va
43%
10
23
40%
25'/a
44%
25
36%
39%
10
20%
8%
22
10
10
37'A
40'A
38 %
42%
—10
(N Y)_20
20'A
60%
22%
63%
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz)_5
28%
30%
Rye National Bank
34%
56
(N
60
20
St Louis Union Trust Co
Trust Co
62%
57%
61
59%
62%
10
39%
42
10
30%
34%
22
23%
42%
70'A
Trust
Street
44%
67%
Bank-State
Second
66%
20
City Bank (N Y)__20
Pennsylvania Banking
25
Bk
Louis
St
of
Natl
Trust
(Phila)
Co
Rochelle
New
Natl
Franklin
(Boston,
Bk
State
5
(N Y)
Guaranty Trust Co
Bank
Hanover
Hartford
New
York—10
44'A
(Chi)—100
Natl Bk & Tr Co—10
31
33%
47
52%
14%
16
31
33%
36%
39%
&
Bk
Sav
City
Tr
Industrial
Co
Bank
Natl
Providence
footnotes
10
see
<N Y)
2%
New Jersey
(Cleveland)
United
preceding
Co
States
of Maryland
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United States
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&
Utility
Stocks quoted
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orders
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2400
9%
of
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& Tr Co
Bank of Commerce—
Union Tr
N J)
25
(Union City)—8
Industrial Bk of Com (N Y)—10
(Jersey
Hudson
Union
Natl Bank
Hudson County
Y)
Trust Co of
46%
Albany
Natl Bk & Tr Co
Trade Bk
412
(Los
5
Bank of
Sterling
N
20
385
Tr
Harris
of
—
(N Y)
ton
(Franklin
Y)
Square N
Mass)
Second Natl Bk of Phila
Security First Natl Bank
Girard Trust Corn Exch: Bk—15
For
39%
Bank
(Phila)
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
First Westchester Natl Bank
of
20
Tradesmen's
Trust
Rockland-Atlas
65 %
32%
City)—25
(Jersey
Paterson
First Natl
First
282
100
Dallas—10
of
31%
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)—12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
20%
Co
35%
28
Sc
31%
18%
Camden Natl
33%
10
51%
33%
29%
First
15%
10
Provident
62 Vz
29
14%
Philadelphia Natl Bank
Pilgrim Trust Co (Boston)
73%
58
47%
-
the
-
of the
in the above
dk
Counter
inquiries
ore
Securities.
invited
14%
•
3
7%
4<s7
Peoples First Natl Bk A Tr
164
21%
17 %
37
8%
•
1
(H H) Co
13
47%
30
14
8%
42
61 %
18 %
39%
9%
25c
49%
17%
55
(N J)
Co
Northern
24%
(Newark
Co
13 Vb
3
3%
60%
40%
247
16
New Eng Trust Co (Boston).100
New York Trust Co (N Y)_
25
28%
(White
(N Y)
18
119
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston_12Mi
Natl State Bk of Newark
12%
84%
Co
-10
Detroit
.(Albany N Y)
Newark
ing
33%
37%
235
of Westobester_5
City Bank
Natl
Trust
&
of
Bank
National
61%
Bank
National
57
227
.25
Bank
113
x57
38%
National
53%
210
50
Si
16%
5
33%
Y)—
(N
(N
47%
23%
1
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Mfg Corp
22
1
12 Va
Corp
14%
G**" "
Freeport
17%
1
13%
Power Corp
5
6%
17%
16%
4%
5
Co_
6
16%
5
3%
Chemicals
Relchhold
10c
S
of America—1
Roadway Express class A
Gustin-Baccn
33%
10
15%
River Brand Rice Mills
Gulf Interstate Gas Co
26%
26 %
Riley Stoker Corp
Inc
22%
24%
14%
20%
Society
21
24%
14%
Industries
5%
15 %
1
26%
Gruen
5Ve
14
1
Products
Purolator
Reslstoflex
>,—20
Cement
25%
31%
(Phila)
22%
2%
5
19
Grolier
19
14%
17%
Fire Brick Co
Green Mountain
5%
4%
13%
90c
Mercury Telev
13%
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4%
3%
11%
•
Line
Pacific Power & Light Co_—6%
__2.5j0
5-r
10 Ve
5
Corp
East
24%
tA
9
13%
16
6
14%
•
Corp
16%
Co
preferred
Portland
5%
13%
Coal
Ben
1
Giant
3%
15%
5
Old
42'A
23%
Manufacturers Tr Co <(N Y)__ 10
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
39%
,5
10
First
River
Qidding3&Lewis Mach Tool Co_2
Green
3%
14%
lo
61
Genl Tele Co of the Southwest
5%%
1
;_3
Prod
,10
(Calif)
12%
58
Punta Alegre Sugar Corp
Gen
6%
Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd_*
North Indiana Pub Serv Co
•
1
General Gas Corp
32%
13 Va
Miss
10
Cleve*._16
71%
8%
Oklahoma
25%
45%
16%
Production
92%
34%
68
8
Northwest
87
23%
41
12
Gas Co
20
31
Co
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
20
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
10
First Bk Stk Corp (Minn)
10
5
North Penn
18%
32%
Long Island Trust Co (N Y)—10
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk & Tr Co-10
6
11%
Ask
17
31
62%
23%
1
Bid
5
10
40%
21%
1
(Phila)
38
23%
8
Corp
Companies
58%
21%
1
Coal
9%
Liberty Real Estate Bk As Tr
Federation Bk & Tr Co (N Y)_10
50c
7%
19%
J)
18
American
301
9%
N
16%
Corp
8
63%
Co
Empire Trust Co
Federal
23
50c
Gas
Co
Plains
19 Va
Co
&
Oil
Trust
Trust Co
County
17%
Assoc
50c
32%
18
(Chicago)
17%
Elec
29%
0
60%
County Bank & Trust
(Paterson N J)
29
16%
Thermador
Nortex
Trust
5
Shops of Del
13%
6%
Par
Commercial State Bank &
Corp A com_50c
Eng Gas &
26%
12
1
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
lo
common
24%
5
10
Ask
8%
2%
B
Bid
21%
Alumlnate Corp
7
15
17%
81
National Gas & Oii Corp
& Light Co—10
Zapata Off-Shore Co
1
Supply Co
National Homes
5%
1
Co
Pow
Conversion Co
Phila_10
Bank"(Savannah)
Mississippi
Utilities
7%
4%
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago )_25
25%
Missouri
26 %
Inc
(NY)_12%
Southern
Si
Cleveland
eo
5
14%
23
Co
&
16
of
Bk
Exch
Corn
24
28
Packing Co
Oil
5%
42
Inc—
Pipe Line Co_5
14%
Industrial Trust Co
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of
Bk
Natl
1
•
Crude
4%
"11%
Paper.10
Gas Service Co
General
Citizens
1
Co
Oarlock
Chem
1
& Mach Corp_2
Corrugated
Wayne
Frito
20%
5%
10
Corp
Foote Bros Gear
18%
_2.50
Co
Governor
Florida
11%
28%
Centl-Penn
Minneapolis Gas Co
Pendleton
Co
Federal* Natl Mortgage Assn.100
First
Chase Manhattan Bk
-
30%
Pacific
Fisher Brothers Co.
20 Va
28 %
51%
:
16%
19%
2
Airmotlve
Mfg* Co—
15%
21%
Far
10c
Foods
Fairmont
Fanner
1
1
20
Missouri-Kansas
13%
Co
2%
(St
(N
Co
Bank
111
Co
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
7
(NY)__5
Trusj; Co (Phila)
Trust
Natl
Bank
Shipping
44%
1
Gas
Company
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
287
Bank
Trust
Pacific
Co
Natl
Continental
Inc
32%
41%
6%
A
Y)
(N
Central
9%
S
Louist
Connecticut
Laboratories
30%
1
Wurlitzer
100
Co
Commercial
MUea
10
_20
Trust
Camden
7Ya
13%
13%
36%
of North America
20%
common
12%
3
Wood
33
45%
■
&
Bank of New York
30%
Class A
Manufacturing Co_5
Natural
Wisconsin
(Newark) _25
25%
5 !
27%
10c
34%
42%
.5
25%
Williams
32%
16
Eng
6%
1
Eagle Oil Co
Whiting Corp
3%
1
19%
6'/a
White
52 %
6%
of Commerce
38%
Pacific
Equity Oil Co
Bank
T
N
28 %
18%
&
3%
47Va
Francisco)
35
Machine
10%
48
America
of
(San
Broad St
1
Western
17%
Transport "A"
Services Inc
West Point
4%
1
—1
Co
Western Lt & Telephone Co
Western Massachusetts Cos
Corp—1
Co
Bros
Welex Jet
44
3%
1
Gas
32 %
14%
9%
Nat
30%
>22%
j
States
13%
Inc
Inc
Petroleum
Gasoline
9%
13%
i
7%'
Oil
State
3
Opelika Manufacturing Corp
8%
18
29
Inc_A_l
Natural
8%
(Texas)—20%
Corp
Emhart Mi'g Co
Empire
13%
16%
Associates^—10
Utilities
Eastern
National
Par
-
2
Industries
25 Va
Northwestern Pub Serv Co
preference
Tennessee
8
2
Inc
Bush
2212
7%
—_1
Inc
Bradstreet
&
Dunham
3%
2%
20%
Dixilyn Drilling
23 %
19%
18%
9%
Norrla
46%
43
21%
18 %
17%
Tranmis Corp
Transmission
8%
New
16
1
7
Co
D)
(8
Watson
Bank & Trust
.
13%.
Di-Noc Chemical
Inc
29 Va
Boatmen's
27%
39
Class
DetroiKTuternat Bridge Co____l
Arts
27 %
1
Tranmis
Gas
lc
Mountain Fuel
Danly Machine Specialties
(L A)
5
12%
Industries
7%
Darling
Delhi
7%
29%
Prods
Mlehle-Goss-Dexter
-
28%
Commonwealth. Gas Corp—__—l.-~ ,5%.
2.%
"6%
23%
Publishing Co
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
21%
.Commonwealth Oil Ref Co Iuc_2c
40 %
1
•
Meredith
43%
15
1
McNeil
13%
Colorado, Milling & Elev Co—1
19%GI1& Gas Coj-p coiit—3 r ,:i4 ,;,.4
$1.25 coiiv preferred
26%
Inc
5%
4%
19%
9%
12%
Corp—1
lc
Gas
McLean Trucking Co cl A com_l
McLouth Steel Corp
2ya
14%
_r_———1
■«
x26
McLean
7%
Colerado
2'A
Bank
McDermotf (J Ray) & Co Inc_l
14%
40
2%
Bankers
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co,50c
Maxsou (W L) Corp
3
13%/
12%
3%.
1
19%
Corp
Marmon Herrington Co Inc
4%
.5,
4%
1
2%
Corp
Propane
1%
Automo
22%
11%
Greene
30%
Marlin-Roekwell
19%
Warner & Swasey Co
36%
73%
22
18%
18
30%
28
1
16%
17%
50o
10%
18
& Electric Co
Gas
15
Amer
28%
69%
1
of
•
1,25
Thermo King Corp
3%
Co
Madison
4
—.23%
Inc
2%
1
5
1
Associates
Corp
5
Gas
Three
35%
Washington Natural Gas Co—10
Washington Steel Corp
1
1
Inc
Varian
Inc
Corp
Texas
5%
Macmlllan Co
12%.
Colorado IutersAafe Gas Co—x5%
4%
Si Sales Co
24%
'
com—-ill
common
Colonial? Stores
Ml it
313
.
Prod.——tire** 6%
A
Steel
Star
Ludlow
5%
4%
10%
16%
32%
39
Corp__l
14%
3
Warren
cl B__5
com
36%
2%
11%
Eastern
Bank
2%
America
28 %
—1
11%
,
10c
of
26'A
26
29%
1
20
13%
„
Co II—__vl.
Gas
Lone
Corp
Vitro
28
5
4%
28%
24%
9
Utah Southern Oil Co
Inc
12%
10
Valley Mould & Iron Corp
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
Upper Peninsular Power Co
11%
30Va
16%
12
25%
9%
3%
25
12%
26%
'
lc
Corp
Lucky Stores
33 %c
Common class B
Clinton
Lithium
12%
A,,33 %e
Citizens Utii Co-com cl
Inc
15%
5
Co
Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
/47b>
•^22%
i_i._l.Vv ..4
r
Plus
Blower
27 >A
25
Co
24%
3
23%
2.50
10
10c
Corp
21%
9%
13%
5%
Wells
Texas
28 %
22
29 Va
25
Texas
30 Va
26
5
Fibers
28
10
Co
Glass
29%
*
Centra) VL Pub Serv
Chattanooga-Gas
16
20%
Minerals
27
Corp_5
Texas 111 Nat Gas Pipeine Co_l
37%
.
10
Inc
Liberty
5%
16
35%
Inc
Western
33
Texas
8%.
Utilities
United
Universal Match
21
Tennessee
3%
United
Corp
Tekoil
36 Va
7%
21%
1
Tampax
32
3%
50c
Le Cuno Oil
29%
22%
♦
_—■
Lau
29
22%
19%
10
Delaware
Texas
33%
Co
Lanolin
31%
2114
Utility Corp—;_6
Centra) Soya Co
Co
-
23%
3
Landers Frary & Clark
8%
11%
32%
5
Electric Co,,5
22 Va
1
Co
Kendall
L-O-F
7%
18%
Ga4 Co— iO
&
Central Louisiana
Kellogg
Kennamelal
22%
Co_^3'/a
Gas Co—
Central Indiana
!
19%
17
4%
14%
27%
1
37%
Gas,5
Koehrlng
Cedar Point Field Trust c».s____
Centra)
Serv Co
Natural
44
21%
<
7%
29 ~
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif_l
Carlisle Corp
!
1
Ceco Steel Products
Public
City
Kearney Si Trecker Corp_
38%
6%
34%
20%
26%
Co—
9%
1
United States Truck Lines Inc_l
Sugar Corp
2%
Refining Co
(O A) Corp Inc
Sutton
7%
States
9
Warren Brothers Co
Stubnitz
Suntide
14%
1
•
common
6%
13%
16%
United
24 %
Works
9%
1
2814
40%
18 5«
10c
34%
1
Kentucky Utilities Co
Keystone Portland Cem Co
talif Water & Telep Co,,—12%
32
8%
5
105,8
.20
Power Co—20
California, Water* Service Co—25
Oil
Co
Co
30 V#
California Oregon
1
27%
10
7%
Steamship
Register
Struthers
10%
•
-9 %
•
—jfji—1
Canadian Dehli
Electric
Kansas-Nebraska
26%
36•'
10
Buriidy*. Corp
T
24
——
Kansas
11%
10%.
1
*
9%
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co_lO
13%
Buckeye' Steel,'(listings
Bullock's
$1.46
26%
24
i'v
Mfg
Corp
Strong Cobb & Co
22
33
14%
10
19 Va
StoUfl'er
14%
*
30%
Tool Corp
&
preferred
6%
Si
Hotels
19%
2%
Home Products
non-voting
Stanley
5%
25%
18%
Pipe Lines
Pipe Line Corp
18%
Co
10%
21
23%
—
Co__l
Tele
Common
28 Va
13%
Supply
Corp
preferred
4
5;%
A
preferred—2d
Mig Co—,—10
26%
1
Steel
Kaiser
21%
Brvwi* &. Sharpe
81%
20%
Jervls Corp
Jeasop Steel
29%
.
Water
Jefferson
,
Black Hills Power & Light Co~l
Bowser
15%
76%
Stanley
15%
35
26
Corp
Inc
5%
6%
33
1
Co
(A E)
Fruit
Co
Producing Co__l
Electric
24%
14%
Gas
States
Carbon
22%
5
Helntz Inc
Jamaica
Eng Tele Co—_25
Gas
Suburban
6%
"
New
Union
9%
United Drill
19%
5
Power
Tokheim
Tucson Gas Elec Lt & Pwr Co_5
14
Staley
14%
~
15 %
Standard
5
19%
14
Stand
Co—15
Towmotor
Tracerlab
18%
Statler
Co
Co
24%
21%
9'A
55 V*
23%
12%
19%
;1:-1
11%
"
27%
—
—
Pow
Utilities
10c
Co
Ask
52
22%
Co__*
54
1
Service Co
Serv
Colorado
Sprague
:
Co
Calif Water
Southwestern
Inc
common
Southern
Iowa
Jack &
11
10*8
"10%
:i5
'
.
10%
'
—-*I
—_
Corp
•.;
22%
21
\
50o
50%
,
24%
-23'4
—1
Berkshire Hathaway Inc
Beryllium
6
Gas
Southwest
5
Co
Services
Diver
A
Iowa Public
6%
-~5%
Canada
Trans
17%
18%
*
Corp
1
Freight Sys__ 1
Iowa Electric Lt Si
5%"
-
Barcco Invc-slilient Co
1
Bates Mfg'Co:.^——————10 '
Bauscb &, Lomli Optical Co__iO
Co
Interstate Bakeries
23%
2214
Trans
10
17%
16%
10
Textbook
17
25
10
.
International
27%
10
Corp
Indianapolis Water Co_
—
11%
Pub
8!4
15%
Gas Si Water Co
Indiana
16%
',-
15%
Co_——5
Art Metal Construction Co
1
28%
%
27
5
10%
Speer
49%"
Partic preferred
——t——-*
Arizona Public Service Co_!
_5
19%
Southern
19
Indian Head Mills Inc
Farms
22 %
2
Power
1
Corp
Topp Industries Inc
Southern Nevada Power Co——1
18 %"
Arden
7%
Pacific
Southern
Co
Anheuser-Busch Inc
11 %
Service Corp
Southern
10
16%
10 %
Co
Southern
29%
1
Hugoton Production Co
Husky Oil Co
15
1
1
&
Southeastern
25%: '
23 %
27 %
2%
A
10%
9 % "
'
1
Hoover
Inc
34 Va
42%
South Shore Oil & Devel Co_10c
108
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp
Class A common
Bid
Par
Time
31%
40
D)
Skil Corp
106
3134
.
"
43
101
Ask
1
Sierra
47 Vv
100
10
.
Petroleum
2
(G
Seismograph
2%
2 %
5
common
28%"
29%
26
B
)
40%
37
1
Co class A com_10
(MA)
Class
Ask
Bid
25c
Company
Hanna
18%
10
•
Hospital Supply Cdrp—
American-Marietta Co
Amer
Hagan Chemicals & Controls
4V4
1
Jacinto
Searle
Par
1
>
Aiucr Commercial Barge
American .Express Co
Amer
3%
,1
Inc
American Box Board Co
San
Ask
Bid
Par
Air
December 6
and asked quotations are obtained from the National Association of
The following bid
SINGER
&
Members: N. Y. Security Dealers Association
74
Trinity Place, New York 6, N. Y,
CO.
NY 1-
876
45,
,-46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2514)
.
Monday, December 9, 1957
..
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, December G
Insurance
Mutual Funds
Mutual
Fund
American
Mutual
Associated
Fund
Investment
Co
1
7.82
8.55
Aetna
Casualty
5.91
Investment
Trust
Boston—1
8.76
9.57
Aetna
Insurance
3.68
3.93
Jefferson Custodian Funds Inc-1
4.48
4.91
Aetna Life
7/21
7.88
Johnston
Inc—1
'.
•
Fund Inc~l
Trust
1.29
*
4.72
4.79
6.83
5.21
B-2
Bullock Fund Ltd
(Low
B-4
(Discount
Fund
Inc
(1954)
Fund
Concord
American Surety Co
10.02
Knickerbocker
6.88
7.52
9.66
10.45
1
5.31
5.02
25o
1
9.98
10.01
8.74
(Wash D C)
11.88
1
13.06
14.93
Inc—1
X4.93
7.13
Life
Insurance Investors Inc
Life
17.53
Insurance Stk
Looxuis
Sayles
Fund
Mutual
5.37
a39.GG
Fund—*
1%
2'/a
24 %
26%
13
14V.
Automobile
130
Bankers 8s Shippers
Bankers Natl
Beneficial
Life
10
shares
46
50%
(N J»_10
Ins
19
Ins Co
Camden Fire Ins Assn
Columbian
Natl
Life
Assurance
Casualty
24 %
66
Crura & Forster Inc
26*4
250
71%
261 %
100
106
69
.10
5.09
3.12
3.44
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J).
2.45
2.70
Employees
72%
44
Employers Reinsurance Corp—3
.
48*4
8.72
Special Investment shares—lc
2.20
2.43
11.43
12.42
Transport shares
_lo
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc__10o
2.52
17.58
Massachusetts
13.85
15.05
Mars
2.28
6.18
Stock
Mutual
1
1
Mutual
64 »/a
Mutual
61
1
9.00
9.89
Delaware
Income Fund Inc
1
Growth Stk Fund Inc__l
Diversified Investment Fund—1
7.60
5.87
10.12
18.00
Inc.;
Corn
f.
13.65
8.27
1
19.46
12.62
Foundation„_l
Shares
7.43
8.14
2.50
25c
14.85
15.85
2.43
2.67
—1
E
Series
Dividend Shares
Dreyfus Fund Inc
Baton & Howard—
8.75
9.08
al2.14
—
Preferred
19.74
Income
4.32
4.72
Energy Fund
—-10
130.94
132.26
x6.ll
6.34
Inc
Equity Fund Inc
20c
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Florida Growth Fund Inc
10c
Founders Mutual Fund
•
12.19
14.60
4.55
7.07
7.68
8.28
-lc
2
4.91
5.41
14.26
15.63
series
stock
Preferred
Fundamental Investors Inc
4.62
5.02
11.46
12.52
1
1
11.62
Capitol Corp
Investors Trust
6.36
7.60
Automobile
Aviation
Chemical
6.93
1°
1°
1®
lo
shares
shares—
Building shares
Capital Growth
Series—:
Fund
9.98
5.83
6.79
6.90
Pine
Street
Pioneer
Fund
Fund
36%
10
F)
of Newark
76
10
(8
Franklin
Life
31%
34%
43
Scudder,
6.32
6.93
Selected
28
7.50
35
4
59
80%
General Reinsurance Corp
62'4
8.03
1®
5.69
6.24
shares—lc
8.08
8.86
lc
6.40
7.02
Industrial Machinery 6hares_lo
Institutional Eond shares—lo
5.94
6.52
8.26
lc
lo
9.33
10.22
5.80
6.36
lo
10.17
Fully administered
General
bond
shares
Merchandising shares
Mining shares
Petroleum
shares
shares
lc
2.05
2.27
equipment shares
le
4.39
4.82
lc
6.66
7.30
■allroad
RR
Bond
Railroad
Steel
shores
stock
shares
Tobacco
lc
Utilities
Growth Industry Shares Inc
6.58
7.22
lc
shares
4.85
5.33
lc
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
8.47
12.90
7.62
8.32
1
19.05
19.24
12.44
13.52
1
28.10
28.38
5.45
5.89
10.96
11.91
1
al0.30
13.31
13.71
15.19
1
14.74
„10c
3.87
10c
3.83
1
38%
.
40%
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
X2.21
2.41
6.51
Inc—
—
-
Series K-DA—
;.
Hayaock Fund Inc
Income Fund
of
Inc
Boston
1
4.23
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
23%
25%
Standard Accident
Gulf Life
Hanover Fire
lo
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
10
lo
Home
Texas
Fund
Bid
15,
1958
100
100.1
4V»s March
10.11
Van
1
&
Towne
and
100.10
Federal Natl
Echson
Coneoi
5s
for
Dayton Pow 6c Lgt
Duke
Power
Co
5s__
2%s Jan. 20,
4s
Feb.
Wall Street
Investing Corp.
10,
Investors
Fund
Inc
Paso
4.05s Apr. 10, 1958
May 8,
Gen'l
5.09
2.17
6.41
5.56
4.74
2.33
Portland
July
10,
1958
Can
Span Uranium 5%s ww_l963'
4%s
108 "2
Pacific
105%
105%
Penn
Home
Houston
Idaho
Lt
Power
6c
Pwr
Tel
&
Power
Tel
5s
Mueller
Brass
Southwest
3%s—
Bell
Texas
Eastern
118%
Textron
106
106*2
Trans-Canada
105*2
Trans
Amer
Gas
Underwood
Am
4%s
Telep
100.6
100.15
100.18
100.24
Maturity-
Bid
of
Ask
Indebtedness—
14,
100.1
1958
100.3
one
32nds of
more
or
a
point
Bld
MaturityTreasury Notes—(Cont.)l%s April 1, 1960
97.5
Treasury Notes—
3%s May 15, I960l%s Oct. 1, I960—
1 %s April 1, 1961
100.18
4s
Aug. 1, 1958
3%s Dec. 1, 1958_^.:
103.4
Aug.
96.4
99.12
99.18
99.26
99.28
98.24
99
iy2s April 1. 1962.
98.15
98.17
4s
98.4
98.12
iy2s
Oct.
97.20
97.28
3%s
Nov.
1959
1 %s
Oct.
Aug.
101.24
94.24
102
94.4-
94.12
103.22
93.16
1962
15,
103.8
103.18
15, 1962
1,
95.16
,
94.16
1, 1961
3%s Feb 15, 1962
100.20
96.12
95.8
1961
1,
1%S April 1, 1958
2%s June 15, 1958
1 %s Oct. 1. 1958
15,
Ask
97
102.8
1962-
93.24
102.12
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Dated
Due
Bid
Ask
Rate
Dated
4-
1-57
1-
2-58
99.30
100.1
4.50%
5-
1-57
2-
3-58
99.31
100.2
4%%
6-
3-57
3-
4.25%
7-
1-57
4
4.20%
8-
1-57
5-
3-58
100
Due
Bid
Ask
9-
3-57
6-
2-58
100.6
100.10
10-
1-57
7-
1-58
100.8
100.12
100.3
4 Tb %
11-
1-57
8-
1-58
100.15
100.19
-1-58
100.2
100.6
4
%'%
12-
2-57
8-
2-58
100.2
100.4
1-58
100.2
100.6
1033/4
98*2
100 lb
Dollar Value
Dollar Value
104 ya
Bid
Bid
105
106
106
106 V2
.1967
1053/4
107
108
131*2
133
107*4
107%
80
83
107*4
107 y2
109
110
5%s_1977
105
5s
1971
Pipe
Corp
103*2
Line
Line
5*/2S
%
66
December
12, 1957
99.982
December 19,
December 26,
1957-
—
99.984
99.947
99.910
January 2,
1958
99.833
99.846
9,
1958
99.780
99.798
January
16,
February
20,
February
27,
1958_
23,
99.731
99.752
March
6.
1958
99.663
99-681
March
24,
April
15,
1958
129 *'2
105 %
1971
81
84
1970
74
79
Universal Match
197R
88
90
107
107V
Virginia Electric 4%s
1987
103*8
103 y2
Westcoast Trans 5Vis
1988
112 = 4
113%
•No
par
value
tEx-100 %
a
Net
stock
asset
1958
k Admitted
Stock
to listing
Exchange
on
the New York
vield
price,
d Ex-rights,
t New
x
99.465
98.258
1958
b Bid
dividend.
value.
99:396
99.333
stock,
Ex-dividend.
wi When
issued.
y Ex-stock
dividend.
99.265
99.108
98.913
1958
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
131
104%
99.525
99.322
1958
99.617
99.508
99.446
99.384-
February 6, 1958
• February 13, 1958
January
Ask
99.986
January 30 1958—
99.939
99.896
1957
January
Bills
Ask
67 y2
Units.
6*8S_1978
U S Industries 4%s
5s
United States Treasury
106 %
105*2
80
100.3
100.11
k
1982
Trans
Pipe
90
105
76
99.31
100:2
103=8
4%s_1992
Sperry Rand 5%s
105
1975
1958
May 15, 1958
5s Sept. 2, 1958
104
1987
of
1987
69
4.85s
107
Diego Gas & El 4%s__1987
Sheraton Co
1987
67*2
4%s March 3,
101.4
106'a
5%s__1987
5 lis
1980
San
1981
Merrimack-Essex' Eiec 5%s. 1987
Michigan Bell Telep 4%s_. 1992
—„
126
72
Lowenstein (M) & Sons—
4%s
100.7
100.28
90%
123
55*2
116*2
100.7
100.16
100.4
101
97%
I977
60
.1971
4%
4%s
100.3
94%
100
1972
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
4%s
March
3,
1958
103=8
68
75%
1972-1967
15,
1982
5%s
54
.117 34
15,
Sept.
105%
104
93%
105*4
Phila
74
3%s
I
1987
Pacific Petroleum 5s
Pacific Power & Lgt
104
116%
4%S Feb.
100.18
100.24
103
1971
100.12
1958
4.00%
Ask
85
1976
Mathieson
110 %
-
104%
8.09
Bid
5s
Electric 4%s
-1987
Pub Service El & Gas 4%s_10B7
Quebec Natural Gas Units
.1970
100.6
May 1,
3.90%
Niagara Mohawk
108
5s. 1977
97.12
100.8
4%s July 15, 1969
4%s Oct. 1, 1970-1967
3.80#
Olin
'
=
97.10
97.4
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
5.01
.1975
Cement
Hotels 4%s
Oil 5s
98.8
97.2
—
7.0 L
4.64
.1
Bonds—(Coni.)
10312
Gerf I Tire 6c Rubber-Cs w 1932.
Hilton
98
12.70
.1976
Ferro Corp 3%s
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
1.
June
100.14
1958
11.66
Power
107
98.30
100.22
100.2
1958
26,
99.24
100.4
100.14
98.20
3 '/2S
100.13
7.40
Ohio
10634
100.(4
100.2
100.14
100.2
100.16
10.79
N
10614
99.31
June
11.
99.29
100.2
100.5
11.64
92
106%
99.28
1, 1960
4s May 1, 1962
100.3
100.11
1
92%
5%$. .1977
99.31
100.14
II
Pow 4%s_1987
Northern Natural Gas 430s_1977
Gas
Natural
99.27
100
100.3
1
.
.1975
El
99.16
*
1958—
4s
1
74
1982
99.30-
Washington, Mutual
Wellington Fund
National
4%s
1958
1958
10,
1%S Auril 1, 1959
1%S Oct. 1, 1959
89
1987
26%
1958
2 %s
3'/as Auril 15, 1958
Institutional
91%
1987
28%,
f-
2, 1959
2%s May 1, 1959
2'4s Feb. 1, I960
Mortgage Assn-
10.16
Security Issues
91
22%
point.
a
1958
1%S Feb.
65
89
of
4%s Feb.
14.70
ex¬
64
1977
32nds
14,
2'4S Nov.
100.11
9.30
4.34
7212
,1982
24%
more
or
100.7
Rate
.
1958
13.52
Stock-
being
Inc.,
5s
2
r
!
8.11
100
Strum
Dissolved
Fund
Gas
one
100.6
11.01
Inc
Wisconsin
Columbia
27
10.25
I
Funds Canada Ltd
1
Value Line Fund Inc
1
Value Line Income Fund Inc..1
4.03
106'a
21-1/4
2
2%s May 1, 1958
3%s May 1, 1958
4%s July 15, 1958
13.32
9.69
United
Inc..
106 >8
55'4
Federal Land Bank Bpnds—
16, 1958
3%s Feb.
Fund
1966
79*4
Fire
Westchester
4.6Us June
9.14
Whitehall
.1977
19'/b
7652
3
100.4
8.41
6.26
.1982
17,
1965
Scien'ce Fund
11.07
_
17%
Y
N
of
100
United Incoip© Fund Sliares.i
United
10.12
3%s
22%
U S Life Insurance Co in the
1958
Certificates
Trisur
Ry
8
Y)
5
15.
6.99
Tnsrltutinnal
Pac
S
4%s April
10.79
9.53
Canadian
37%
44%
Fire
100.5
9.93
10.03
Carrier
Corp
4Ves
Caterpillar Tractor 4%s
Chance Vought 5V4s
(N
42
Fidelity 8s Guaranty Co..10
100.2
1958
6.40
9.17
1969
Trust
35%
U S
3%s Feb.
17,
1
5.72
5%s
Ask
Jan.
1
8.71
Burlington Industries 4%s_. .1975
96%
Feb.
Fund
Fund
Ask
35%
3.95s
Continental Fund.
United
lo
Bid
10
Marine
so1
10
&
iq
U
4.30s
.10,
Value line Special Situations
k—
6.23
—10-
Travelers
Figures after decimal point represent
United Funfls Inc—
United Accumulated
Fund-lc
1933
92
&
Marines:
Obligations of Government Agencies
June
Fund
Fund-.lc
5s
33%
North Amer—5
8s
Fire
Guar
City
Co of
4%s
Inc
Income
Tel
32'4
136%
70
5
Insurance
11.08
7.42
Television-Electronics
Growth
&
30
130'/2
Fire
12
46%
.
35
Institutional
Tel
Title
1958
Incll
Fund
Institutional
Bunds—
63%
Bpringfield
10,
32%
10.36
Amer
44%
so-
Paul
-
a28.07
Sterling Investment
9.47
Barium Steel
42
33%
Aug.
State Street Investment
Corp..*
Stein Roe & Farnham Fund.
1
lo
Recent
37%-
31%
Oct.
Institutional Shares Ltd—
3.69
35
5
4.20s
shares Ltd
_lo
11%
103i
11.75
7.97
resources Fund Inc
57%
10%
12.00
7.37
Intl
54
42*4
Great
4.70s
10.96
l
lo
64 y2
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
_.2'
Republic Insurance (Texas10
6t
~8.46
10.75
Incorporated
Fund
59
10
.
Seaboard Surety Co 1
Security (New Haven)
7.82
1
changed
Insc Foundation Fund
50%
20
1Q
16%
a20.44
1
7.83
Fund
47*4
46%
.18%-
5
Phoenix
43*4
1
Southwestern Investors Inc
Investors
7.16
Bank
Co
Providence-Washington
27*4
1.25
12.15
1
Institutional
Insurance
15'%
4%s
Clark-
Fund
10.12
Incorporated Income Fund
Investors
Life
40%
4%s
1
7.11
Series E-C7
Phila
25 %
4%s
a31.66
1
a21.£)8
Funds
Hamilton
3
5
4.10s Mar.
Shareholders Trust of Boston.
Smith (Edson B) Fund
9.28
1
82%
42
10
3
11.14
shares
Food
76
Indemnity Co
Stock
Sovereign
7.93
10.49
1
&
76%
.—10
10
8.78
9.59
•
,
Shares
ay.
;
of N Y.IO
Globe & Republic
American
s
30%-.
7
71
(Minn)
Glens Falls
30
2.50
Stock
Amer
28"%
>
12.50
6.04
11.77
Inc
Stevens
Common
..2.50
3.33'/a
...
Insurance
Federal Home Loan Banks—
(Geo) Fund
12.59
253s
45%
2.50
Insurance
20.53
Science & Nuclear Funds
l
Scudder Fund of Canada Inc__I
Scudder, Stevens & Clark
Fund Inc
*
10.89
23%
7.44
5.53
18.99
1
Inc
Fund
35%
Northwestern National Life
Figures after decimal point represent
Growth
Puritan
"
—1®
6.81
1
Inc
(T Rqwe)
Fund Inc
32%
5.28
1
Inc
River
Northeastern
Pacific
34'2
14% V
40%
5
27%
7.62
4.83
Corp
Fund
Price
9.94
(The) Stock Fund-lo
Equipment shares—
6.97
1
Securities
Philadelphia
11.50
JBectronics & Electrical
3.46
10.24
1
Fund
Inc
Peoples
North
29%
3ft-
.10
Fire
Northern
5.68
3.17
Over-Tlie-Counter Securities
7.60
9.11
5.31
shares
Common
Stock
England
9.37
5.20
1
Putnam
Group Securities-
9.63
1
Nucleonics Chemistry &
Electronics Shares Inc
12.56
}
18.75
.
1
New York Capital Fund
of Canada Ltd
Fund
9.10
1
Inc
Industries Fund Inc—.
Futures
General
3.48
4.16
Common
General
15.78
3.18
Custodian Funds Inc—
stock series
1®
Franklin
Gas
13.18
Series
Series
Growth
New
8.91
1
Series
Stock
X17.33
1
Slock
21.09
3.08
1
Series
18.47
York
25*/2
Hartford Steamboiler
Series
Corp—1
Investment
Electronics
Bond
19.72
*
2.83
1
National Security Series—
Balanced
Series
Dividend
}
Stock Fund
I
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc_l
9.51
Fund
Balanced
of beneficial interest
National Investors Corp
Diversified Trustee Shares—
2
3%
6.43
Fund
Delaware
New Amsterdam Casualty
New
Hampshire Fire
New
65%
27%
.13%.']
3
Pacific Insurance Co
-
Fund-
Fund
9%
37%
<
Republic Natl Life Insurance—2
9.36
1
Mutual Trust Shares
8.36
Diver
Income
invest
Fund
8%~
61
.10
A
49%
4
Fireman's
49%
-
34-
,
Corp class
Peerless Insurance Co
Firemen's
,—3t3*/3c
Units of beneficial interest—1
6.33
13.06
6.77
11.05
-
59V2
45%
•'
3'
Fire
3
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Fire Assn of Philadelphia
16.18
10.22
Co...
46
Federal
Investors Trust
Ins
27%
54-
5
Life
28%.
26%-
4*
•
8.02
5.79
Monarch
Assurance
Manufacturers
1.25
Assoc
2.89
12.93
Merchants Fire
2.24
Group
26=^
...
National Union Fire
lo
Massachusetts Life
Casualty
1
Massachusetts Bonding
5'
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins___5
National
4.62
-
3.62
13.21
194
Maryland
15%
5
2.62
17 '/a
105
26*4
5
Co
Co
2.28
12.59
10O*3
14*4
10
Life
General
13%
185
24*2
2
lo
16
30%
10
1
(N J)__5
Ins
Paper shares
Petroleum shares
Growth
1%
-
20
Nationwide
7.97
Investors
v
Lincoln National Life
5.-
Stand Life
2.03
le
Fund Inc
15%
V 1 %*
22
Boston Insurance Co
Continental
9.11
900
6.25
Continental
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
General Industries shares—lc
Metal
shares
lo
1
Investing Co Inc
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
5%
1
—
Managed Funds—
16.79
Corp
Mtge Si Title "Ccf2L65c
Natl Life Ins (Birm)_2
Companies Inc
1
Merchants &
Connecticut
5.14
22.25
Investment Inc
Vegh
4%
5
7.33
1
Income Fund
—1
.
Assurance
9.55
Fund
7.15
Lexington Trust Fund
Lexington Venture Fund
Ins
Life Insurance Co of Va
.
,
Fla)
Home
1
Inc
Crown Western
De
Amer Mercury
American Re-insurance
Life Ius—
(Jacksonville
11.47
10.99
Consolidated Investment Trust-!
Dividend
10.57
15.21
5
1
Fund Inc
Composite
9.68
preferred
cony
1
1
Inc
12%..
13.94
9.18
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund
Life
23%
SI.25
Amer Heritage
1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
17%
22
10.51
♦Commonwealth Income
Investment
16%
Amer Ins Co (Newark N J) —2*/a
(Income Com Stocks)—1
—
Commonwealth
28%
8.36
(Speculative Com 6tk)—1
6-4 (Low Priced Com Stks).I
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd-1
Inc—
Inc
Liberty
7.66
6-3
•
Fund
Lawyers
1
6-2
12.00
14
13%
Title
32'%
16.35
6.54
27*4
(Va)_5
12%
"
29
20.54
10.95
75%
24
Lawyers
Co_5
(Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
9.25
Ask
72
10
27%
American
K-2
21.57
Bid
Ins..10
28 %
9.52
6-1
8.45
Life
26
16.56
11.12
19.95
Standard
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
25 '4
8.72
20
—1
16.20
Canadian International Growth
Fund Ltd
—
1
t
6,56
Capital Venture Fund Inc
1
4.69
Century Shares Trust
1
20.58
Chemical
Fund Inc
—50c
15.52
Christiana
Securities coml_10012,300 12,
Preferred
——10Q
124
Colonial Fund Inc
1
8.39
Fund
Canadian
Agricultural Insurance Co
10
American Equitable Assur
5
American Fidelity & C'asualty.5
Par
Jefferson
190
182
15.18
Bonds)
19.10
1
Lid
10
51%
1
(Income Pfd Stocks)
General Fund
Canada
48 *4
1
B-3
9.92
15.12
1
1
1
128
120
24.88
18
—
10
10
23.75
10.23
Mutual Fund InC—1
Bond Liv Tr o! America
•
Boston Fund Inc...
1
Bowling Green Fund
10c
Investment
.
Surety
Co
21.77
Eonds)
3.57
9.13
Blue Ridge
California
Priced
x3.27
.1
•
&
Companies
Ask
23.84
1
(Medium Grade Bonds)_1
Bonds)
(Investment
B-l
7.42
Funds—
K-l
Ltd
al8.99
Fund_l
Mutual
Custodian
Keystone
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Broad Street
(The)
of
,1.42
4.32
„
America
of
Bid
Par
1.68
Axe-Hough ton Fund "A" lnc__1
Axe-Houghtoc Fund *'B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science tfc Elect'nlcs Corp lo
Canada
Ask
Bid
Par
.
.
1.53
Fund
Atomic Devel Mut
Funds—
Shares—__1
Business
American
Mutual
5.46
*ac
Affiliated
Ask
25o
1.25
Fund
Aberdeen
Bid
Pari
Funds—
98.935
99.125
v'
Volume
Number 5697
186
.
.
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
Reserve District—Phil
Third Federal
THE COURSE OF
,
BANK CLEARINGS
Bank clearings this week will show an increase compared with a year ago.
liminary figures compiled by us based upon telegraphic advices from the chief
f
indicate that for the week
of the country,
cities
of the United States for
Week Ended Nov. 30
1957
Pre¬
cities
ihere is
against $23,659,624,703 for the same
the week follows:
*
?
.
,
.
_
•
\
Week Ended Dec. 7-
—34.4
1,238.000,000
1,254,000,000
4,144.742
—11,7
4,366,077
6,409.754
—10.6
6,544.879
3,796,038
—17.2
4,557.676
3,901,519
6,089,101
4,429,134
6.080,757
Total
1,065.000.000
1,308.000.000
(11 cities)
431.007,136
Kansas City
—33.3
1,311,399,148
1,320,528,800
-
^
384,700,000
676,492.392
499,791,751
573,688.922
+
1.5
—16.9
9,038,447
10,231,304
—29.9
291.409.618
264,790,14^
—17.8
631.137.887
513,748,737
50-,469,809
51,773:600
+ 11.8
-
64.640.700
9.332.550
14,139.127
—34.0
■410.701,317
13.062.919
—18.1
13,741.876
9,832,713
463.514.660
504,634,717
8.1
447,744,701
401,817,615
.1,321,958,919
1,543,791,743
—14.4
1,469,009,168
1,261,395,571
■
_
11,698,117
10,103.082
2.1
+
11.513,387
305,433.731
—
+
—
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
—
3.7
Total
2.4
(7 cities)
•370,000.000
364.709.449
$20,024,048,109
$18,156,616,681
4,543,648.957
4,585,840.020
_
cities, live days.
live days.
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
West
+ 10.3
Virginia—Huntington
4,347.303
—...
Richmond
.
cities, one <3ay
917,168,002
908,729,791
—
—20.6
24,242,000
20,362,009
—13.6
203.896,857
206,719,59a
6,397.335
8,302,425
—22.9
7.696,209
6,084,633
8.0
—
Maryland.—Baltimore
320,590.814
363.771.195
—11.9
368,667,083
District of Columbia—Washington...
114.078.903
128,065,233
—10.9
124,867,082
323,448,74(1
114,570.035
644,902,732
737,175,697
—12.5
733,620,699
675,281,665
Total
$25,476,426,857 $23,659,624,703
Total all cities lor week.
4,088,667
4,251,468
2.6.
+
24,526,494
208,273.814
0.9
+
$24,567,697,066 $22,742,456,701
all cities, live days.
4,236,536
19,481,200
180,007,177
Virginia—Norfolk
0.9
—
Bouth Carolina—Charleston
All
17,013,701
643,234.262
-
Youngstovvn
4.9
487.588.583
Other cities,
j:
8,450,311
15,837,299"
-
Baltimore
Total
-
-
15.572,781
24*227,976
...
528.826.376
m
'57,889,800'
Mansfield
1.2
586.019.307
Cleveland
:
.
Columbus
0.9
701,843,000
Pittsburgh
Ten
+
—
365,900,000
Francisco
San
9.4
242.126*965
Cleveland
—
St. Louis
9,567,251
Cincinnati
—18.6
436.905.936
-
——
-
Ohio—Canton
1.0
+
702,445.214
,708.605.525
Boston
1,411,593,472
7,086.377
4.7
—
—
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
1.192,634.202
———
14,242,294
941,243,827
9.1
—
15,288,771
12.901,540
+ 17.4
$12,017,248,795
—
Philadelphia
6,687,693
-14,575.276
Jersey—Trenton—
*
1950
.
1.204.185.693
Chicago
2,018,243
5,056,349
,
$14,103,298,865
New- York
2,085,903
1,993.245
5.174.304
1,351,000,000
York
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
1957
2.217,648
2.0
5,731.916
.
Delaware—Wilmington
New
3.4
+
3.144.824
Scranton
week in 1956. At this center
+
3;657,848
•
Reading
Friday of 17.4%. Our comparative summary for
gain for the week ending
a
1,647,273
1.658,185
—11.7
1,775.243
886,000,000
$
$
—24.6
4,153.877
-
Philadelphia
which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
2,088,720
1.811.210
3;668.230
:
Lancaster
1954
1955
or
Dec. ft
2,006.340
2,158.972
Bethlehem
Chester
ended Saturday, Dec. 7, clearings for all
Inc.
$
1,513.254
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Wllkes-Barre
at $25,476,426,857
1956
$
corresponding week last year. Our preliminary totals stand
7.7% above those of the
47
(2515)
(fl cities)
7.7
+
a
*1
Complete and exact details for the week covered
;
in
In the elaborate detailed statement,
For that week there was a
showing
at this center
decrease of 11.9%.
a
serve
The Chicago Reserve
12.5% and in the Atlanta Reserve District by 15.0%.
District by
decline of 13.8%, the St. Louis Reserve District by
District registers a
Minneapolis Reserve District by 13.1%.
totals record
7.9% and the
In the Kansas City Reserve District the
District of 8.3% and in the
decrease of 6.8%, in the Dallas Reserve
a
In the
33.3%.
by 14.4%, in the Richmond Reserve
Cleveland Reserve District the totals are smaller
5,720,350
16?,358.295
185,125,366
7.7
197,998,315
253,240,467
12,798,390
12,671,532
1.0
13,179.413
612,778
645,648
5.1
172,142,114
221,369,328
—22.2
836,926
194,071,115
1,040,968,879
1,224,009,718
—15.0
1,192,814,865
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Orleans
Louisiana—New
this we note that in
and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of
District of 14.1%
6,561,913
—17.2
Total
(10 cities)
—
+
—
1
—Chicago—
of 12.1%, in the Boston Re¬
the New York Reserve District the totals suffer a loss
—30.5
—11.3
170,876,430
We group the cities according to the!
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from
6,690,400
7,065,943
5,552,743
'.Mobile
-
114,323,3451
336,800,000
372,700.000
0;7O8.117
243,881,913
4.911,046
*
Alabama—Birmingham
the
26.376,430 *
31,527,982
115,910,617
—12.7
152,669,630
10,707,163
722,795
J
'
172,160,119 "
993,528,539
clearings
Outside of this city there was a loss of 16.t)%, the bank
week in 1956.
9.8
—13.4
4,927,751
Macon
week—the week ended
decrease of 16.8%, the aggregate clearings for
—
201,891,008
Augusta
;
however, which we present further below,
having amounted to $19,902,842,284 against $23,122,996,609 in
the whole country
29,813,332
135;583,913
382,300,000
333,900,000
Florida—Jacksonville
give final and complete results of the previous
We are able to
same
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
be estimated.
Accordingly, in-the above the last day of the week in all cases has to
'26.905,411
112,003,942
Tennessee—Knoxville
the Saturday figures are not available at time of going to press.
"ends Saturday and
Nov. 30.
Sixth Federal District—Atlanta-
by the foregoing will appear
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week
issue of next week.
our
Arbor
Michigan—Ann
.
,
Grand Rapids
'
•
"
18,534.073
—10.0
19,698,958
9,561,727
••
—
75.449,000
-
8,558v6H>
0.6
75,959.000
9,172,044
76,748,000
10,011,720
3,896,100
118,133,499
+
9,589,272
—12.6
3,959,540
122,679,351
—14.4
9,080,048
3,971.018
—13.3
+
0.1
+
131,215,930
6,338.836
44,915,455
1.9
5,861,100
—
Illinois—Bloomington
-
5,854,400
15,028,608
—13.7
1,799,384
City
41.347.534
12,976,245
Des Moines
1,175,334
1,152,916.806
6,767,457
+ 53.1
—15.5
1,106,236,124
—14.8
6,235,579
14,692,539
—12.8
14,534,379
5,769,088
12,808,424
Peoria
5,874,133
15,259,552
1,276,600
974,035,878
Chicago
17,552,340
9,239,529
12,030,593
42,117,963
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
*.
7.6
+
3,434,522
105,058.257
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
:
—10.0
8,378,809
;
.
Terre' Haute
8,889,169
11,110,609
i:s
2,222,983
1,958.029
75,905.000
Decatur
San Francisco Reserve District of 13.9%.
—16.1
9,998,653
Indianapolis
South Bend
Sioux
2,144,715
16,672,445
—
Indiana—Fort Wayne
-
.
....
=>1,800,000
..
'
■
41,891,083
17,063,571
2,125,820
1,066,733,669
5,377,720
15,075,349
Rockford
In the following we furnish a summary by Federal Reserve
;
'
I-
'
•
Districts:
'
-
.
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
i'
1957
.
10
York
-
12,137,304,904
—12.1
11,985.589,775
12,052,563,945
•»
7t» Chicago
8th St.
152,617,42(5
135,743.40*-
8.9
2,751,482
3,035,11'?
—
7.9
664,839,262
662,495,947
—
4,6
; 7,536,-900
350,372.940-1
7.9
664,839,262
662,495,947
—13.1
554,072,680
529,828,115
6.8
601,147,130
611,595,124
8.3
500,364,169
480,205,315
1,283,002,037
1,138,740,686
702,711,853
578,779,928
520,947,521
625,961,402
—
444,350,145
484,396,133
—
—
1,122,547,526
1,303,337,491
—13.9
.19,902,842,284
23,122,996,609
—16.8
22,603,745,349
21,955,988,392
8,587,806,037
»#
I
Total
Outside
We
,.109
.
.
11,415,445,326
—16.0
11,049,225,169
now
Bdd
our
Total
city for the
•
*
-.
t
'
1
*-
-
four years:
.
,
'
^
\
J
■
.
Ninth Federal Reserve
Inc. or
1955
1954
$
$
Dec. ft
$
$
2,619,465
Fall
Nfiw
2,859,142
9.6 *
2,610,450
6,714,235
—10.3
6,744,167
6,707,910
7,424.239
719,595.218
—14.7
681.477,160
683,334.413
2,674,696
3,411,684
—21.6
3,437,860
3,403,177
1,668.662
1,652,595
1.0
1,827,431
River
__
—
+
2,951,393
3,278,709
—10.0
3.582,431
3,840.126
13,492,491
15,897,178
—15.1
14,822,873
12,884,652
—16.3
10,757,335
9,692,305
•
_
—
25,206,824
41,803,532
—15.8
42,973,797
37,124,986
18,993,262
23,939,552
—20.7
24.397,636
19,3G3,525
32,449,900
29,165,100
+ 11.3
37,237,200
28,328,600
2,632,692
3,487,648
—24.5
3,039,266
New Haven
743,771,628
865,458,948
—14.1
833,126,366
-
_
'
Rhode
Island—Providence
Hampshire—Manchester
New
(12 cities)
(7 cities)
Tenth Federal Reserve
19,655,244
York—Albany
Binghamton
-
-
Rochester
New
,
',,
31,906,408
——
34,274.872
3,017,420
—31.5
4,910.711
130,799,091
132,133,303
2,494,620
—16.4
2.812,211
3,045.238
2,620,000
2,889,507
9.3
2,797,624
2,168.057
11,707,551,283
—11.9
11,554.520,180
11,637,178,627
38.060,042
——
.
1.8
34,457.848
25,079,8G7
22;478,851
—
4.7
21,163,587
19,542,971
22.852,237
34,839,819
—34.4
•32.000,000
29,242,993
61.510,831
..
-i.
554,072,680
669,493
926,097
...
800,635
600.520
529,828,113'
1,047,678
—27.7
803,865
——25.0
9,628,0^51"
—19.0
—49.4
157,994,163
9,826.897
166,196,439"
9,864,370
23,778,857
403,961,275
13,691.085
21,510.066
340,184.954
11,941,305
4,723,339
St. Joseph
1,179,287
1,070,005
158,864,649
4.995,799
Missouri—Kansas City
-
9,681.426
128,621,687
i
Omaha
9,563.003
—18.7
9,467,741
—
Springs-
Colorado—Colorado
Total
(9 cities)
—
9.5
23,876,313
10,571,391
22,624,793
—15.8
379,370.851
382,407,640
—12.8
12,486,924
+
2.5
6,059,013
13,018,930
4,898,609
—
6.8
601,147,130
611,595,124
—
625,961,402
,
District—Dallas-
Eleventh Federal Reserve
Texas—Austin
4,606,693
520,947,521
—10.1
9,840.065
9,589,791
—
7.1
421,G67,945
407,290,834
—
4.6
39,471,996
7.097,000
10,147,545
8,422,575
413,793,767
31,699,932
8,627,000
5,843,085
16,009,774
444,350,145
484,396,133
—
7,574,492
384,292,829
30,233,734
—
Dallas
Fort Worth
5,987,000
6,114,545
Galveston
Wichita Falls
Louisiana—Slireveport
(6 cities)
4.6
6,520,541
35,759,905
6,751,000
6,437,795
—36.6
15,766,622
14,375,989
8.3
500,364,169
480,205,315
—10.2
167,334,343
5,305,698
169,615,987
69.969.180
—19.4
10,670,920,157
12,137,304,904
—12.1
78.910.180
192,253,916
4,808,133
5,433,315
—11.5
182,731,096
5,517,299
168.687,867
212,444,165
—20.6
189,436,318
93,014,650
22,500,391
15,023,582
604,313.492
23,967,763
90,369,183
29,648,052
16,147,393
710,682,009
25,678,202
6,853.849
7,194,123
10,791,419
Lake
Utah—Salt
■
City
Beach
Pasadena
Francisco.
San Jose
76,501,469
11,985,589,775
12,052,563,945
Stockton
13,487,133
—19.9
Total
*
(10 cities).
Grand total (109 cities).
Outside New York City.
(a)
2.9
109,998.620
91,420,236
—24.1
26,367,722
7.0
17,785,734
709,024,073
-23,908.396
22,348,724
15,437,799
631,383.601
18,807,983
6,508.732
11,784,047
10,987,820
+
—
—15.0
—
6.7
—
4.7
6,098,495
—
1,122,547,526
1,303,337.491
—13.9
1,283,062,037
1,138,740,688
19,902,842,284
23,122,996.609
—16.8
22,603,745,349
21,955,988,399
9,587,806.037
11,415,445.326
—16.0
11,049,225,169
10,318,809,765
78.539.134
89,603*032
—12-1
87,976,635
..
+
172,586,380
Oregon—Portland
San
—30.6
District—San Francisco—
Santa Barbara—
—
70.935,238
Jersey—Newark
(10 cities)
—
21,419,850
—
_—
.
13,590,580
—13.1
35,026,570
'•
.
3.5
578,779,928
7,700,358
Lincoln
California—Long
—17.2
a.—
,
Northern New Jersey
Tbtal
<a>
145,329,347
*—
■
.
—
Connecticut—Stamford
,.
28,695,795
120,345,886
.
Yerk
Syracuse
(a)
2,086,776
———
Elmtra
New
-
.
—
6,919,800
13,989,-840
Yakima
10.315.036,247
Buffalo
Jamestown
•
-
7,125,022
District—Kansas City—
Washington—Seattle
Second Federal Reserve District—New York-
New
6.4
.
Twelfth Federal Reserve
.*
—
503,194,079
—
Helena
Total
Total
5,310,200
6,654,841
14,439,071
136,135,340
813,754,527
—
—
_
4,892,694
—14.0
3,510,869
*
Connecticut—Hartford
—22.9
6,227,210
South Dakota—Aberdeen
14,549,187
10,785,427
Bedford.
Springfield
Worcester
—28.3
5,363,447
—12.8
1,252,722
—
Lowell
>*.
2,918,841
613,588,906
—
Massachusetts—Boston
'-
~
10,013,718
13,940,136
Dakota—Fargo
Wichita
"
—
Portland
7,180,580
4,136,356
129,667,309
Kansas—Topeka
First Federal fleserve District—Boston—
-
+
9,801,632
365,722,113
143,879,548
9,061,091
9,647,588
381,868,271
150,792,992
332,835,477
—
Paul
St.
North
702,711,853
9,207.011
—.
Minneapolis
Hastings
1957
__
3,145,206
District—Minneapolis—
* •
30
1956
*
:
131,504,837
3,425,214
647,432,863
Minnesota—Duluth
Nebraska—Fremont
Week Ended Nov
■
Clearings at—
Maine—Bangor
——
<4 cities)-*
Total
detailed statement showing the figures for each
week ended November 30 for
■
_
10,318,809,765
York City
New
•
993,528,538
Montana—Billings
•'-
199,402,812
—
1,416,070,155
503,194,079
—10
12th San Francisco—
371,100,000
155,697,776
146,290,004
675,281,669
647.432,363
»»
360,100,000
+ 19.3
733.620,699-
1,474,700,050
6
—
—
—17.5
—14.0
313,100,000
1,469,009,168
1,192,814,865
**
Hth Dallas-
379,500,000
167,165,228
152,901,419
District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St. LouJs
1,543,791,743
—13.8
9
City
1,416,070,153
—
Illinois—Quincy
—15.0
*»
Kflnsflq
1,474,700,050
1,261,395,571
737,175,697
»»
*ftth
—13.8
1,320,528,800
1,508,475,320
7
—
1,508,475,320
cities)-,
1,311,399,148
,
1,224,009,718
H
4
,
1,300,604,008
(17
—14.4
644,902,732
17
-
Louis
9th Minneapolis
8,91-1,120
6,122,330
—33.3
1,300,604,008
#»
6,459,946
1,411,593,472
1,040,968,879
n
; .£10
—16.1
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
•—12.5
6
——
.
5,712,092
813,754,527
1,321.958,919
7
4,792,962
Eighth Federal Reserve
833,126,366
941,243,827
t*
5th Richmond
$
$
ft
—14.1
11
4th Cleveland
Dec.
865,458,948
M
3rd-Philadelphia
10,290,474
*
10,670,920,157
M
—23.7
Total
1954
1955
Inc. or
743,771,628
12 cities
6 th Atlanta
$
$
Week Ended Nov. 30—
1st Boston
2nd-New
1956
•
12,624,820
Springfield
=
*
9.633,541
Clearings
operations
discontinued.
• Estimated.
43
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2516)
requirement of Section
Buffalo Academy
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE
522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
We give below a record for the week just passed.
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
FEDERAL
NOVEMBER 29,
RESERVE
BANK
1957 TO DECEMBER 5,
TREASURY
TO
Noon
UNDER
the different
on
ACT
TARIFF
OF
due
Dec.
Monday
Argentina,
Australia,
France
Franc
.0272369
.0270756
.0385356*
.0385356*
.0199906
4 V2%
.0385356*
.0199906
,
franc
(official).
(Free)
1st
1.031562
1.030937
1.031875
1.030G25
.209750
.209725
,209600
.209500
.00311807*
.00311807*
.02311807*
.00311807*
.00285795*
.00285795*
.00285795*
.00285795*
.00285795*
-
,.MI
Malayan
m
dollar__
.00237562
.237975
.237975
.200906
.209936
.209792
2.808125
2.807812j
2.806250
.00277912*
.00277912*
.00277912*
.326233
.326133
.0800560*
.263750
.263690
.263687
2.780321
2.780012
2.778465
—
.140080*
.140080*
.140080*
.496950*
.0349000*
■
—
.0549000*
.193283*
.233350
2.797633
2.797322
2.795705
2.795143
2.805000
2.808125
2.806250
2.807812
and dealers for
Nov. 27,
1956
9,001
+
751,001
2,909
+
3,365
860,240
Total gold certificate reserves..
F. R. notes of other banks
•
22,078,632
+
H
328,800
!___
6,092
22,597
15,589
—109,556
outright
27
'+
2,616
Bills
2,9f$6
+
819,273
Certificates
2,616
+
deposits
$149
1
Finance
23,554,635
+
223,600
202,600
,
than Federal
+
1966
—Dec
11
2316
1971__—Dec
9
2316
and
items
4,856,253
—
83,358
-
___
________
-
58~643
+
50
27,
185,664
—
52,168,872
—
79,905
30,898
+
or
loans
Other
10,016
27,325,766
+
84,739
18,907,397
reserves
+
167,972
and
dealers
for
acct.
244,361
Foreign
—185,212
307,569
deposits
Deferred
availability cash items
Other liabs. and accrued divs
Total liabilities
+
U.
Government
S.
+
+
2,895
—
96,512
—
284,583
+
11,380!
19,641,716
3,837,323
24,230
+
1,332
167,201
50,829,035
2,012
—
51,863
+
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
to
341 860
200
+
+
27*,543
...
Total liab. and capital accts.
.
222,841'
13~811
+
52,168,872
—
20,286
+
747 593
53,981
11~559
—
30,898
+
114,571
Ratio
of gold certificate reserves
to deposit and F. R. note
lia¬
bilities combined
Cash
on
+
accept¬
for
.1%
•
in
with
—130
1,145
+
993
+
17
—
—
308
16,364
1,021
Condition Statement of Member Banks
Ihe
condition statement of
weekly reporting member
of the Federal
Reserve System in
leading cities
^VV? *-he £ollowinS Principal changes for
of $385 miHion in
in
reserve
balances
the
week
loans ad¬
with
Federal
Reserve Banks, $311 million in
demand deposits credited
to
domestic.banks, and $518 million in
borrowings from
Federal Reserve
Banks, and an increase of $286 million
1
—
3
—+.
—
6
loans
decreased
disti icts
and
member
banks; the principal decreases
lion
in
a
total
New York
trict, $23 million
of
$240
million
City, $26 million
each
District, $17 million
in
in
Chicago
in
and
the Richmond
million in, the Dallas District.
dustry appear in another
press
in
in
most
all
16
<*
-
Dec 15
'•••
•
—
—
+
2,354
—
74
25
—
133
Time
33,758
+
37
+1,997
—150
—1,130
demand
deposits:
banks
10,067
Foreign banks
Borrowings:
From
serves;
—
6
—
+
.
410
—518
individual
Preliminary
to
items
(San
banks
are
shown
Francisco
after
and
+357
15
+
deduction
of
:
6%
$105 mil¬
and
the Boston Dis¬
in the Cleveland
District, and $16
Loans to brokers
a
common
ing tenders, and the
Port
Corp.,
Hotel,
Inc.,
common
8%
gold
pfd.
stk.__Dec
stools
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
4%
class
1st
A,
due
.
due
Jan.
1,
1978
11-29
$1.50
1-21-58
12-31
1-
12-15"
15c
11-15
12-16
11-15
,40c
12-28
12-
6
payments
12-
6
12-
6
1627
2314
„
1966!
12-28
1-
were-
1
Co.
.
'X
(quar.)_L—,
50c.'v+12-10
50c
; l'2-lO
A
$1.50
pfd.
12-30
12-1G
45c
12-15
12-
12-13
12-22
20c
12-13
12-15
11-15
125c
12-15
11-15
12-12
11-30
1
12-20
(quar.)
common
4Cc
$1.06+4
quar.)__,
12-16
11-25
com.
(quar.)
5%
C.
1-
2
11-25
12-18
11-22
2-
12-16
-
5
12-30
12-
9
12-30
1- 2
35c
.
Extra
2
12-20
11-15
5c
35c
12-16
11-22
30c
12-20
12-
6
2%
(quar.)—
.12-27
12-
6
25c
-
IN. ~ J:)
-(stock
dividend
divd.) "
5%-
•
-
——_
-.
.v.
i
—
&
Wllliamsport RR.
preferred <s-a)!_
:
Co.—'
Empire District Electric Co.,
Empire State Oil (annual)
Equitable Credit Corp'.,
20
cents
participating
Extra •
a—1
12-13
12-20.
12-16
12-31
12-L2
65c
,
2
12-
50c
-
& Share Co. (quar.)
Storage Battery (quar.)____
Products Corp.
(Calif.) (quar.)__,
Corp.
1-24
12-
12-. 5
Bond
Associates
1
35c
_!+:
Electrolux
7%
11-25
50c
12-20
50c.vJ" 12-20
Electrical
Stock
11-25
2
25c
Co.., ;(quar. )^i
11-25
1-2
$1.35
32+s>c
(quar.)_:
2
1-
$1.18
Extra
Elmira
1-
$1.12+c
—
,i
—
i
12-12
25c
$1.03
Corp. of Amer.
dividend
12-27
,Z
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)_!_—
Co.,
12-13
12-27
l%c
_■
t
1-
12-22
15c
Cd:,'common
Gas
5
$37)-2C
—
preferred
Electric
5
12-16
(s-a)
(quar.)__
$4.50
Electric
12-5
12-30
—
Auto-Lite
12-2
12-
?60c
(quar.)__
Stock
1- 2
1-2
?25c
(quar.)_—
(quar.)!;!—
Natural
-
;•••
common
Stores,
Stop-Nut
12-12
*12-20
G5c
25c
r,
...
preferred
Paso
12-4
1« 3
•
50c
quar.)_____!;;
(quar.)___;
Electric
12-16
37+20,.j
-
'
.
1-
12-
9
11-21
■
$1.65
1-2-58
12-20
30c
preferred
12-13
11-29
30c
com.- 4quarr)_-.
Stock
Page
Equity
Jan
2
Jan
1
'
»
*
,
7%
_
jan
1
•
jan
1
*
B
Fund
i
12-10
11-20
1-2
12-2
5c
x__
__—!_—!
guaranteed
(quar.)
Resistor
Stock
SOc
Corp.,
dividend
'
-
A—
lc
1-
2
12-
2
12-.2
24c
12-26
12-
12-31
12-16
i30c
6
11-29
87+aC
12-10
3-10-58
2-28
10c
12-15
11-29
1%
(quar.).:
I
12-15
11-29
22+zC
Corp.. (quar.)
New
York
12-15
37+i2C
,
of
-
12-16
87+2C
_!
common
Co.
• -
+'.<
preferred ' (<juar.)
Fx-Cell-O
Excelsior Insurance
•.
_!__
Erie Flooring &t-Wood Products, Ltd., cl.
Erie & Pittsburgh RR. 7% pfd. (quar.)
Erie
.
dividend
(quar.)
1- 2
10c
12-17
"
llr29.
Ry.—•
preferred (quar.)
class A (quar.)
B
■>».
11-29
'
'
'
^
^
11-29
12-10
12-
3
i
>
,
20c
'"
"<
,
12-14
12-16
$1.12+2
div.
1
1- 1
2%
:
(quar/)
Bros.
Paso
15
,
mortgage
5%
bonds due 1962
Berliner Kraft-und Licht A. G.
(Bewag)—
.
4%% debt adjustment debenture bonds series A
due Jan.
1,
1978
;
41,2%
debt
adjustment debenture
bonds
series
*
7 ;
Date
Corp.—
sinking fund debentures, series
Ashley, Drew & Northern Ry.—
11-22
Corp.,
Electric
Page
31
13
.
12-10
(quar.)—
Street
Laboratory,
preferred
$5.40 preferred
/
•
Trading
12 -13
12-16
.
Consolidalad Gas .(quar.),—J".
Emery Air Freight (Increased)
%
20
Jan
Philadelphia Transportation Co.—
Consol. mortgage 3%-6%
bonds, series A, due 2039—Dec
Company and Issue—
Ampal-American Palestine
12-31
Elizabeth
debentures—Dec
2nd
10-30
11-29
A
(quar.)
Corp.+£^
$4.72
TENDER
cumul.
11-22
6
2%
Electronic
Date
Concession
Peabody & Co., Inc., 4%
1-
12-16
;___
32+a'c
!____—2oc
Extra."——
$1
-
bonds, notes,
redemption,
Company and Issue—
Cluett,
12-10
-
i
11-22
50c
Elgin National Watch^(reduced)!
Asuncion
5
1
12-10
40c
(quar.)—
$4.12
page number gives the location in
(except where otherwise indicated)
OF
12-
—
Ordinary
re¬
in which the details were
given in the "Chronicle."
NOTICE
1-
iquar,)__
com.
Fuel Associates
preferred,
Economics
29
valuation
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the
redemption or last date for mak¬
the current volume
5 f
31+<c
(s-a)
Extra
El
for
12t
5 <1
55c
Kodak Co: (increased
4+4%
called
1-1
—,—.—
Edison
of corporate
5
t$1.75
,E^tra
Economic Investment Trust, Ltd.
145
gross.
stock
12-
—
J
Massachusetts
Eastman
District).
list
;—
Stain"IeS$ Steel Corp. (quar.)—_^!!'_^
Eastern'Sugar. Associates, $2 pfd. Jquar.)*_u -
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund;
Below will be found
5
.1-1
—'—.rl—' '
1st
Class
preferred
12-
25c
(quar.)—;
Eddy Paper, Ltd,
loans
1-1
52^»c
Gas,
Malleable "Iron
Eastern
579
+
950
of
12-
dividend
Ecudorian
Banks
others
t Exclusive
—311
1,645
From Federal Reserve
1—
Extra
—1,236
1,929
5+
1
5178(?
52,!»c
Eastern
deposits
5 I
12-
1-
.
3
+ 286
Int«u*>ank
Gas &
Eastern
55,396
Government
12-
1
51%c
!
our prev. issues
as
"62+20 In cash
and
3%
in
stock.
Corrected payments and payment and 'or- '
holders of Jec'Ofd dates are shown above.-.
126
]
deposits adjusted
deposits except U. S. Government
1
1-
50c
incorrectly, repotted in
178
Demand
S.
NatufqJ
The .aboYe-.com.
+
—
11,-20"
1-
(quar.)—1
Co.
preferred
—
,+
,12-13
50c
.
^_i,-
diVide«d_
Stock
+-268
1,018,
11-30
11-29
20c
4+2%
127
'
11-30 [
12-10
12-13
—.——
Note:
-
942
64
-
12-10
1
<
46laC
„
—
pi.ef.eit^ci"! quar.).
Stock
888
2G
+265
5
$1.25
______
(quar.)
common
preferred- (accum.)
Eastern
951
+
13,340
__
•
253
+
,
12-
15c
common
Eastern Air Lines
425
—
3
5+1
1- 2
..
5 t
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
12-
12-
20c
—
common
(quar.)
preferred
of Rec.l
12-19
$1,75,
.
class A
—,—
Holders
12-19
20c
,.r
—
Pennsylvania "RR,'vCo.
31
+
1,360-.
Banks,.-
47
t—
.
7,732
,
LIABILITIES—
Co.,
Inc.,
When
Payable
30c
(quar.)
Tennessee:
—1,132
1
'+
,
4,391
17,898
reporting
were
Changes according to in¬
release.
-Dec
15, ,1954
(quar.)
East
112
+
71
+
+
1,713^
Balances with domestic banks
Commodore
deposits adjusted.
industrial
due
Kooteuay Power, Ltd.—
Elastic
wS ^o«V27:-,Pe(^ases
$268 million
1979
t
,vt
n
15
'
preferred,(quar.)
preferred ,(qiiar.)_——_
5.20%
Notices
justed,
Jan
conv.
7%
„
—
25,009
vault
•
—
__
Reserve
—
East
E-l
67,612
loan commitments
A,
June
————
Eagle-Picher
44
11,381
.
Federal
880
+1,185
—
1,093
indebtedness
of
+
6
—
1.7%
foreign
correspondents
•l"i
,©l
:
•
...
1970
ptd. series 1056 (quar.)
Dynamics Corp. of-Americq-r!
$1 conv. prex. (Sraj
Edo
47.0%
-
-
Share
common
B
Duro-Test
-
*
.
,
.
125
8,774
banks
Domestic
Capital paid in
Surplus (Section 7)
Surplus (Section 13b)
dated
issue.,
East
,
securities
Reserves
U.
44,909
this
Durion Co. (quar/)
Extra
__!_!!_'
-
—142,360
bonds
preferred IquarJ)
5%
—
-—240
1,007
bonds
S.
Loans
93,685
—
4,507
Page
15
y.V
in
4.20%'preferred
1956
...
securities—total
—
U.
Other
91,491
.
1,607
—_______——__
certificates
Treasury notes.
171,257
—
24,113
182,389
Other
+
serial
Co.,
Electric
4.15%
pur¬
carrying securities.
for purchasing or carry-
Other loans__
114,571
—
Dec
Co.—
3.75%/'preferred (quar.)
4% preferred,.(quar.)—
Nov. 28.
—385
31,113
Treasury bills
Federal Reserve notes
»/.+>'
series A, due
debentures,
Duquesne Light-Co.,
(+ ) or
-—250
435
Treasury
Deposits:
I
f
Corp., Ltd.—
of Company
preferred
Class
mem¬
1957
53,341
loans-,—_
nig
securities!
x
—=
Real estate loans-!———__—____!_
45,409
—
Date
1958-1964—
due
bonds/ series
(Seattle, Wash.)—
mortgage
Duncan
(In millions of dollars)
______—
brokers
chasing
90,274
.
-
CALLED
/
debentures
mortgage
University
Power
7%
borrowings
Nov. 20,
86,082
loans
Loans to
10
+
—
Electric
first
ISSUES
Inc.—
Investment
Extra-
increased $357
liabilities of reporting
adjusted?
industrial
and
Agricultural
LIABILITIES—
Commercial and
1,
Per
Duke
5%
Banks
*
Investments
adjusted?
Loans,
758,238
—
ENTIRE
series^A
convertible
$2.10
ASSETS—
675,447
—
12
_
premises
in demand
41
i
subord, sinking-fund debs, due June 1,
Name
in
Decrease (—) Since
Commercial
banks
)
*
j
f
Newspaper
4.10%
'134,400
—
98,019
million
Increase
809,847
+
+ 202,000
24,302,084
banks
■
DIVIDENDS
a
Reserve
9,000,913
—
600
—
23,778,235
liability
Corp;,' Ltd.—
debentures due April
Union—
+
convertible
Dunham-Bush,
1957*
purchased
I
'
•
(Continued from page 14)
Time deposits increased
Nov.
Total loans and securities
Industrial
City District.
2,801,750
Total U. S. Govt, securities..
ances
increased
'
other
Loans
Contingent
adjusted
—9,153,913
-
capital accounts
'•
1
1978—Jan
million and
banks follows:
ber
656,847
—
19,933,612
bought outright
;
Held under repurchase
agreem't
Other
$47
million.
7,852
202,600
+
increased
bonds
2,681
;
Total
Total
—Jan '
y
!
j
.■
■
due
'•Announcement
or
A summary of assets and
Treasurer—general
1973.
C
5+2%
2.805625
Loans to banks increased $265 million, and
from
Bought outright—
S.
S.--4
1
series
respectively.
Holdings of "other" secu¬
increased $64 million, of which $45 million was in
York City.
f
lion in the Kansas
289
23,056
S. .Government
$37 million.
71,969
522
U. S. Government securities:
U.
due
Union—
Jan
adjustment' bonds
Imperial
Chicago District, $118 million in New York City,
and $94 million in the Dallas District, but they decreased
$102 million in the San Francisco District and $94 mil¬
47,983
19,008
497,655
under repurchase agreem't
hank
1970
debt
5%-5+2%
the
Acceptances:
Member
1
1
million,
Demand
754,366
+
—
334,069
Other cash
U.
New
Dec. 5,
1957
notes
purchasing
I
<;*!:
1
Baker Truck Rental,
carrying U. S. Government
other securities decreased $130 million.
rities
21,218,392
_____
assets
i
-i
•
Holdings of Treasury certificates of indebtedness and
Decrease (—) Since
Total
due
debentures
Company and Issue—
.233350
1957
Uncollected cash
1
*
Jan
Western
.193283*
.233350
$26'
Dec. 4,
Bank
if/
1
Jan
2%%
ASSETS—
Other assets
s;
1
1978
.0349000*
.193282*
.233350
2.794520
— mmmm
.0349000*
.193283*
Increase ( + ) or
Due from foreign
Jan
1978
"v
.193283*
of
Bonds
Service
.496950*
(In thousands of dollars)
,
*■*>"
■«I-
;•
debentures
adjustment
.140080*
.496950*
or
Notes
1963
due
3%
.496950*
.0349000*
—■
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Held
1,
due
4%
.233350
M
■1
Slaiemenl of Condition of the Twelve
Bought
Jan.
B
First
-
due
series
Lawrence
Discounts and advances
Industrial loan?
bonds
bonds
Seattle
R.
■'
Co. 'Ltd:—
Lloyd— "f-"
Water
debt
Traders
•Nominal.
F.
Power
adjustment
2.777846
.496950*
-
,
f« '
'K'
•
--
debt
.263662
.140080*
peso.
Union of South Africa, pound
United Kingdom, pound sterling
Redemption fund for
1
•
4+2%
.0800560*
.203733
1952
4+t
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
Gold certificate account
2
Westphalia Electric Power Corp.—
5+4%
debt adjustment
bonds
series
A
,326100
.0800560*
■V"
Jan
■»'
♦
1968,
1977
Rhine
.00277912*
.326200
.0800560*
•
.
31
4+2%
2.777227
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound—
-
4+2%
.238000
.0800560*
-----
Dec
I*
'
-
•
Inc.—
adjustment
debt
Rhine-Ruhr
.00237562
.326033
peso
and
'*■
1
6%%^"gold 'bonds—_w_———Jan":
German
4+2%
2.805625
.00277912*
1975,
adjustment
Electric
mortgage
North
.209702
2.805000
__
.00237562
.238000
.209674
__
.00237562
.238000
mark
debt
Nippon
.0199906
1.03265C
.00237562
-n.-1
Deutsche
1972,
(Rudolph)-
Karstadt
2.235557
.00311807*
Tf
—Dec
serial debentures due Jan. 2,
1971,
t."
•
.
.0274174
2.236055
2.237300
.0199906
.0555555*
.209500
Japan, yen
Mexico
$
.0555555*
.0385356*
.0199875
India, rupee
Ireland, pound
Malaysia,
$
$
2.237549
.0385356*
'
-+-+
(Metropolitan),
Germany,
Dec. 5
.0555555*
.0269272
2.235059
Austria,
schilling
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
Finland,
markka
Dec. 4
_
I
.0270009
_
pound
".j.vV )
"t '
Diversified Oil & Mining Corp.—
Five-year 6% sinking -fund' debs, due May 1, 1961—Feb 25
Energy Supply Schwa ben, Inc.—
514% debt adjustment bonds, due Jan. 1, 1973
Jan
1
Harpen Mining Corp—
4'4% debt adjustment bonds, due Jan. 1, 1970
Jan
1
Interprovincial Pipe Line Co.—
3+2%
1st mtge. & collat. trust bonds, series B
Jan
1
States Money)
Thursday
.0555555*
.0555555*
i
_
Page
-
Ciuett, Peabody &"Conine.,'> 1?vT ijieierrea .stoe*—
Compania Salitrera-de. Tarapaca y Antofagasta—
1930
Wednesday
Dec. 3
$
peso—
Official
Free
(Value In United
Tuesday
Dec. 2
Nov. 29
'
1958———L—1!—_!
1,
20-year 5%
Buying Rat© for Cable Transfers In New York
Friday
'
Heart
Y.)—
N.
obligation serial bonds dated June !1,-. 1944—Dec.' 1
Direct obligation serial notes dated Sept. J.,*
1949,;. - .•->..
•>
1969,
Country and Monetary Unit
Date
of the Sacred
Niagara,
Direct
INCLUSIVE
1957,
Monday, December 9, 1957
.
■
(Stella
certifies daily to the Secretary of the
countries of the world.
.
Company and Issue—
Foreign Exchange Rafes
Pursuant to the
.
Volume
186
Number 5897
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
When
Per
Name of Company
.
Faanir
„
Share
,
Bearing (quar.)
§tock
dividend
1-15
11-21
11-22
Finance
Corp.,
flOc
12-14
^
Traders
Life
11-22
Common (quar.)
1-
2
12-10
$1.60
1-
2
12-10
$3
1-
2
12-10
$4.75
J37VaC
12-12
11-21
General
37»/2C
12-27
12-14
25c
12-20
11-29
General
3%
12-20
11-29
General
,
,
1_
$3
12-31
$3
(Syracuse,, N. Y.)
Glass* Co.
4-1-58
12-10
11-20
1-2-58
12-20
20c
Paper-Board,
pfd.
4.60%
12-
.Extra
>
\.
(Year-end,
from-current
.Extra
2 %
-
%_
12-27
12-10
Harsco
40c
12-31
12-20
Hart-Carter
approval
In
12-24'"
12-
5
12-17
12-
9
*•; 3oc
12-20
12-
9
Corp.
12-
1
12-20
12-
9
20d
■
'*
50c
12-20
12-13
339ic
1-
2
12-15
60c
b-
2
12-15
37yac
1-
1
12-20
above
12-14
12-
12-13
11-15
12-
9
N.
12-
$4.50
'
——
to
'
Foote
Co,
Mineral
Stock
Co.
dividend
Forbes
•
Wallace,
$3
Inc.
1-1-58
Goldblatt
Gordon
,12-15
11-20
Class
•12-20
12-
1-
15q.
25c
v,
25C
-;i
Grafton & Co., Ltd.,
12-11
Grace
(W.
Granite City Steel Co.
12-
12-12
12-
2
12-12
12-
l-
2
1- 2
25c
t
25c
12-16
12-
12-15
12-
6
12-12
12-16
11-15
Great
12-16
11-15
Great
12-16
12-
12-17
s
6
17c.-.> <12-15
14o.
*
^
12-
12-15
12-20 r,*
12- ?
12-11
25c12-14
(q.uar.)-_
—
$3 .non-sumulative
common
.
•
•;
.
E.)
*
Co.—
11-29
-
11-30
12-
-••'.12-15
1
-12-10.
$1.50
3
—
5c..'-
12-
*
5
5.
(quar.)
—
56l/4C" «:
i-
12'/2c.- 12-
—
—
—
General American
$4.50
Investors
50c:-'
(quar.)
American. Oil
Co.
1
12-
9
11-15
2
2
1-
2
1-
15c
2
12-17
12-
6
'Extra:
;
-—
General
Baking, Co..
General
——.—_
Box
General
pfd.
$8
25c
a
Company (quar.)——
Cable. Corp., common (quar.)
preferred; (quarl),. —
Cigar Co.; tquar.)——
2c
—
Gulf States
.pfd.,
par)
(quar.)——
preferred. ($100 par) (quar.)
preferred:*quar.)Crnd*
General
Oil*
Electric
General Finance
2
2
Co.
Corp.
General
Cb.* .(quar.)——
Industries
r
$1
i
General
Investors
General
General; Mills,
Trust
Co.
5's?... preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
.
'*
General
Motork Corp.,
1S3.75
preferred
(quar.)
?—
common
'
(qUar.)
General
Oiitdoor
Ordinary
"Class
Advertising
Petroleums
A
of
(quar.)
Canada,
(semi-annuali
6
12-
6
12-
12-13
12-20
-
Co.
12-
5
5
11-20
12-16
11-29
—
noc
11-15
Hoover
Company,
12-10
5%
12- 2
12-18
12-15
12-
12-15
12- 2
12-16
11-21
12-10
11-20
2
12-13
2
11-
2
12-10
1-
2
12-10
11-29
12-10
12-10
11-29
12-16
12-
Hamilton
4%
Watch,
1-
2
5
12-16
B
class
1
12-10
11-14
Hammond Organ Co.
1
1-
6
.2-1
1-
6
12-10
11-20
Extra
Class
A
Class
(stock
B
class
B
for
1-
6
12-13
1-
6
12-13
Hanover
Shoe
class
—
—
11-18
Horner
B
11-18
12-20
12-31
25c
12-20
25c
2-1-58
U2%a
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Hot Slioppes, Inc. (stock dlv.)
Houdaille Industries, common (quar.)
dividend
Stock
$2.25
394%
.1
(quar.V—
preferred
Household
Finance
Corp.,
9
Houston
1- 2
Houston
Natural
2-
11-29
3
I-17
11-29
12-20
11-29
class
Co.,
11-29
Class
B
11-29
Class
A
1- 2
12-13
1-15
12-31
$1.
$1.10
12-13
11-29
B
B
11-15
12-13
3iy4c
12-31
12-13
62 yac.
12-31
12-31
12-13
1-15
12-20
Hubbel]
12-13
11-29
Extr<3»
1
1-10
Hublnger
2-14
kilning
Bay
Reduced
9
5-19
1
12-15
80c
12-15
11-25
Class
12-13
II-25
6.40%
60c
12-10
6
12-18
12-
2
1-
2
12-13
2-14
11-29
12-10
11-29
12-13
11-22
$1
12-13
11-22
12-16
11-25
2
12-10
5
12-20
12-10
12-16
12-
5
12-23
12-
6
60a
12-23
12-
6
25o
12-20
11-29
20c
L
conv,
B
X9X.
—
Co., Ltd.—•
(quar.)
J20O
class A coin,
11-29
12-16
11-15
1-15
12-16
UOc
Production
Co.
(quar.)
12-16
12-16
11-29
35C
(quar.)
1-13
60a
(quar.)
1-15
140c
common
preferred
12-20.
Ltd.—
& Smelting,
12-10
12-16
11-20
5%
preferred A (quar.)..—
Mfg., 5% preferred (quar.)_.
& Erie Mortgage Co. Corp. (Ontario)
62V4C
12-31
12-10
$1.23
12-30
12-18
1- 2>
12-15
1st preferred (quar.)
Refrigerator Co. (stock dividend)—
Hygrade Food Products Corp., common
$1.50
1- 1
12-14
2%
12-30
Cory,
Lock
Huron
Husky Oil Co., 6%
Hussman
pfd.
4%
series
series B pfd.
A
1400
12-
9
1
12-20
2-
1
1-16
2- 1
1-16
1?15
1-
12-23
12-
6
75C
12-11
11-
6
4%
12-10
10-
4
125c
(quar.)
1-
$1
50c
—
$1
$1.25
(quar.)—
12-31
12-13
2- 5
12-10
5
5
4-
"
.mux. 11.11 -111. -imn» rr. J.u
—J
——
Hughes-Owens
6-
1-
12-
44-
4-15
5o
Hudson
3N..1Q
12-20
4-15
4-15
10c
— -..WW—
1-
2
12-10
12-10
11-25
25c
12-10
11-25
1-
I-T-E
11-29
50c
12-11
12-11
11-29
$1.50
12-11
11-29
1-
2
12-13
f 15c
1-
1
12-12
Breaker.
Circuit
4.60%
Ideal
35c
*
4
60a
(increased^
Co.
1-
4-5
25c
1
;
(quar.)
11-25
11*25
(Harvey), Inc.
-..
1-15
4-15
25c-
Hoving Corp. (quar.)..
Howard Industries, Inc
2-
1- 4
25c
—
11-30
'
12-13
$i.3iyt
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)___
11-30
12-16
12-31
12-10
12-31
(quar.).
A
Class
12-10
12-16
12-31
1-15
25o
Class
Class
12-
50c
12-31
1-13
40c
-t
12-20
-»
1-15
:
37140
common
25c
'
6
12-20
.
30C
(quar.)
6
12-
•
6
9394c-
(quar.)—
12-13
11-29
12-
25c
12-20
20c
12-10
2
11-29
12-31
56%C
(quar.)_
(quar,)
A
6
1-17
12-
12-13
5%,
—
w
comnwTn
(quar.)
(quar.)
5% preferred (325 par) (quar.)
5% preferred ($50 par) (q'.ar.)-;
—
514% convertible preferred (quar.)
Houston Terminal Warehouse & Cold Storage
Gas,
12-
1%
Lighting & Power
4
12-12
1-20
250
preferred
(quar.)..
preferred
(quar.)—.—
preferred (quar.)__
12-
12-20
11-18
12-12
(extra)
12-
$1
12-12
12-30
share of
held).
(Frank W.)
12-31
$1.06 Vi
—
40c
3
17).
Inc.
12-16
37V2C
(quar.)
11-18
12-12
Quarterly
15c
$1,12 Va
—
(quar.)
12-12
stock dividends; subject to approval
(Both
Horder's,
4 %
50c
Harding Carpets, Ltd.
12-
40c
4,40%
37 VaC
(quar.)
;
and B
12- 5
12-27
100%
(One
class
share
9
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
12- 2
12-15
1112 Va
dividend)
each
9
25c
(quar.).
on
11-19
12*13
(increased).,
dividend)
(stock
A
12-
4%
(quar.)
5
12-10
—
12-10
t$1.25
——
Hanna (M. A.) Co., class A
Class
(quar.)
—
com.
6
5
12-
$1.06'/*
^
(quar.)
4%
(quar.)
(quar.)
1212-
12-16
90c
Hupp
—
Paper Co.,
12-13
12-16
12%0
(increased)
preferred
12-
t25c
(quar.)
preferred
4Vz'.'o preferred
414%
18c
40o
500
A
12-20
Ltd.,
preferred
Hammermill
12-23
40c
(quar.)
12-31
35c
common
0
11-29
Co.—
12-31
X 20c
—
12-
1
1-
25o
12- 2
12-30
40c
(quar.)
(quax.)
preferred
3
12-31
$i2yac
11-15
25c
12-10
-
12-10
$1.25
(quar.) —
Cementing
Cotton Co.,
Hamilton
Extra
tlOc
preferred
(quar.)_
Well
11-29
12-13
3
1-
—
(quar.)—
Electrochemical
$4.25
12 VaC
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-
12-16
.
preference
11-20
:
Stock dividend
Ltd.—
(semi-annualt
Oil
Halliburton
Haloid
Hamilton Paper Co.
2-
5%
12-16
$k25 : -10-58
—
11-29
12-30
93%c
6
15c
(quar.)_—
Printing
11-21
12-16
60 c
(quar. t
F.)
6
12-16
$1.25
.$5 preferred qquar.t—_—:
General
:
12-
1
1
12-
1-
1-
1-
A
(W.
12-16
1-
20a
Hurd
Class
(Calif.)
(quar.)
12-10
Hall
12-13
:
1
2
3
X90c
Corp.
(quar.)
1-
12-16
50c
Oil
Common
12-13
6
1-
Honolulu Rapid Transit Co. Ltd.—
Humble Oil (1 Refining Co.
1-25
$1.25
Honolulu
11-26
Hugoton
10c
(Boston >
11-25
11*25
12-
1
—
11-25
com.
2-
—
12-15
Hahn Brass, Ltd.,
1
3714c
(s-a)
Year-end
12-15
15c
Manifold &- Printing
5
12-
12-17
12-20
A
$1.11
2
11-29
.
2-
(Brooklyn N. Y.)
Home Telephone & Telegraph Co. of Virginia
Homestake Mining
(quar.),
11-18
12-17
Ltd.,, class
$1.10
12»/2C
Instrument: Corp.—
General
11-2S
12-10
Co.,
preferred iquar.)
preferred (qua'r.)_—
•12-
11-29
12-27
Title Guaranty
$4.44
-
25c*
——
-——
12-12
12-16
Oil
$4.40
12-14
35c--
12-23
Home
(quar.)—2
12-13
.
9
referred
8
12-27
25c
——
___—
12-
$4.20
12-
12-31--
12-31
50c
(quar.)
12-23
12V2c
—
common
12-27
(quar.)
$■1.09
12-
12-31
25c
Utilities,
6c
5
30c
Quarterly
$1.25
preferred
12-10
(quar.)_
Home Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
4
12 Vac
—
common
4.64'%
12-23
40o
2
20c
,x—
Ohio RR., common
11-30
50O
11-29
12-
12-13
12-16
12-31
20c.
25c
'-.15c-
(quar.)
.*
12-16-
$1.25.
•
'quar.)
General- Fdreproofitig. Co.
Extra
...
—
General
Gas,
Co..
Mines
12-
11-29
"
12-20
«
45d
"•*:
Power
Gold
12-14
Corp.—
(quar.)—I—
$5 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.).
11-29
$L:- :-vl-
:
(quar.)——
common
convertible
Interstate
Gulf
50cf *.*1-
20oGeneral.Contract Corp.,
60c
Gulf
12-16
12-
12-24
15c
20c
(quar.)
preferred
A common
12-18
•
Consolidated
5%
—v—
:
11-29
$2»'-*T2-21
(quar.)
1st
General
Class
1-13*
12-16
15o.
12-16
$1
Guardian Consumer Finance
IOC
Sugar Corp., common (quar.)._
convertible preferred (quar.)—
$1.06 %
$1.25
—
(increased quar.)—
Aircraft Engineering (reduced)
12-18
•
Holly
30c
dividend
Grumman
12-17
$450
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-16
11-29
75c
Mobile &
871-20
Hollinger
Co.
Holly Oil Co
Holophane,
Inc.
37 Vac
Gulf
1212-
Furnace
25c
—
Gulf
$1.12,2
Texas
General American Transportation .(increased)
6
11-15
12-14
2
11-22
12-27
45C
(Canada) Ltd.
11-15
25c
(quar.)
12-
1
1
Co.—
of
special reserve v—
convertible preferred (quar.)
12-
25c*;
Holland
12-20
25c
,
12-16^
$$1.38.-
9
12-
12-31
1-24-
12-
12-10'
60c
Co.
Hinde & Dauch Paper
12-
2
ia-14
11-25
12-27
20C
9
from
common
"1-1-
1-1-
t$1.25-
1-
Light
Electric
:1-10-58-
25C
(quar.)
common
12-13
12-16
30c
(quar.)—
(qukr.)
Life Insurance Co. (quar.)
:
t35e
.
Hilo
30c
(quar.):
(quar.)
Grolier Society
9
1-15
12-31
12-
12-23
1-2-58
Dec.
(quar.)
011
12-17
34c> t 12-10
Spencer & Bartlett & Co. (quar.)—
High Voltage Engineering Corp. (annual),
—
$5 preferred
preferred
General
distribution
Extra
Gas- Service- Co.
Hibbard
$1.25
12-
l
Heywood-Wakefield,
12-10
$3
5%
Stock
15c- k 12-16
TiV;
12-10
60c
(quar.)—
common
11-25
2-14.
50C >
2
75c
(Texas)
Grocery Store Products (quar.)
...
v
GarrettCorp; -tquar.);———
(quar.)—.
—
Gatineau Power Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
oik-- preferred ,(quar.)
:5l/2ri' preferred *quar.)
General Acceptance Corp., common (quar.)
preferred
5%
Griesedieck Co..
12-1312-13-
5%
2
$1.75
Grinnell Corp.
Extra
I
Company, common
preferred, (quar.)
6
$1.10
-—-—
————
12-2
12-20
L
.
"4,(2 V convertible preferred (quar.)——Gabriel
>
II-27
12-19
30c1
-i.
12-
12-12
4 V2 %
Corp.
Power
12- 5
Corp. (stock dividend)
Hewitt-Robins. Inc. (quar.)
Class
(quar.)—:
Greenfield Tap & Die Corp. (quar.)
Greyhound Corp., common (quar.)
4"4%
preferred (quar.)—
Mountain
12-28
60c
1-
131V4C
(quar.)—,k_
preferred,
Partial
.
(Quarterly.from net investment income)
(R.
r
>12-15.
5C
preferred (.semi-annual)
(Geo.-Ai Co. (quar.)__
Fundamental* Investors, inc.—
11-29
•»
Puller
Funsten
12-14
.
Sugar, common
12-13
Hertz
25c
5%'
Green
11-30
v
1
i,12-10
-
15c~
r-
(quar.»
(quar.)
ihe Loom. Inc.—
Friut oi
25c.
.
——__
2%%.^ .12-27
Friendly Finance. Inc.^ 67^ pfd.
Frontier Refining Co.,
*:• 1-
75c.
(quar. i—
(quardx——Stock dividend
.
Corp.
preferred (quar.)
Giant Co., class A—
Green
2
'
Iuc.
Western
7%
17c.'~;/12-45,.••:■•; 12- 2
___
20c
series
Western- Financial
Great
•
^
_2
2
$1
Quarterly
2
12-
Northern
6
1-1
53VsO-
(quar.)_,
A
30c
.
(quar.)——
common
5
12-
(increased-quar.)
preferred
1-
9394c
—
(quar.)
Railway (quar.)
Southern Life Insurance
Great
w—,——
12-
40c
Paper,
6
12-
$1^
414 %
Hooker
(quar.)
4.40%. preferred A
40c
15c
Dock
&
——i
Northern
Great
12^c
—
Common
2
Great
2
l'Jc
:
-12-
Y.)—
(N.
12-
12-23
•
Great Lakes Power Corp., Ltd.
1
25% 1st preference (quar.) —
Northern Iron Ore Properties—
Certificates of beneficial Interest
ill: 1
/. 11-1
-
Dredge
Extra
,
12-16
12-16
Lakes
Great
11-15
-:m.25,V;
t$l.25kv
12-16
•>
30e
——-—
Co.
13-13
12-16
91V4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
20c
12-24
60c;;-'. 12-12.
12-16
50c
2
75c::
•p-
preferred (quar.)—
American Indemnity
2
1-
12-26
12-13
75v
(quar.)
12-13
Hershey Chocolate Corp.—
2
2
15c
Co. common (quar.)—,
(W. T.)
Groat
20c
v;v-
2
12-
1-
J25C
—
3-14%
4
2%
.
Grant
I-15
-.12-14
40c-
-
12-
12-13
Cement
Home
R.). & Co. (quar.)
Varnish (quar.)—l
Grand
2
1
12-13
12-13
5c
pfd.
40c
Rapids
2
1
Hercules
60c
class A (quar.)
2
1- 2
1-2
12MiC
3.65%
Company,
50c
-
12-11
12-
2-
J.)
50c
Employees Life Insurance Co.—
(Semi-annual)
12-
50c
112 VaC
Co.
2
12-16
12%c
(year-end)
11-22
Government
1
(H.
5%
(quar.)—
Manufacturing
12-
„
Heinz
Co.
12-11
J12VaC
12-13
.
Powder
Ltd.—
Stores,
(quar.)
Batteries, Inc.
(quar.)
Government Employees Insurance Co. (quar.)
11-
l- 2
Hercules
60c
(quar.) v—
B
1
5
12-
43%C-
preferred
12-
12-
2
12-27
40c
(quar.)
common
12-15
2%
—
—
—
12-27
-
:6rf... preferred
(quar.)
Rubber (quar.)—:
Mackay
Gorham
Co.,
(quar^)
Cement. Corp. (quar.)
Gallon Products, common
55C
Co.
&
dividend
A
W.)
Hercules
12-13
12-
10c
(Geo.
Extra
7%
2
11-22
12-16
2y*fte
Hercules
12 VaC
(quar.)
50c.
—
Fresnillo-Compjiny'_^--1
Friden,.
F.)
Tire
llelme
A
1
$1.50
Gould-National
12-16
12-20
12-16"
ki $1.25«H.
Frick -Company,...common
(B.
Inc.
12-
12-20
25o
6
lc
Bros.,
12-16
35c
Corp." (quar.)
Industries, Inc.—
(stock dividend)
15c
(quar.)
11-29
12MiO-
$1,121/2
12-16
2
$1.05:;.; "-1-2
(quar.)
93:,4c.
.Common. Stock > ceries_^_.
Stock
Stock
Class
5
11-29
1- 2
;
.
Class
Products Corp.—
Telegraph
12-10
11-23
Curtis
12-
30c
I
11-29
12-20
...
.
(quar.)
11-29
4394c
-
12-
;.-20c
(quar.)
11-23
12-16
(increased quar.)
2
1-
5c
Cement
11-23
12-12
12-12
Inc.—
12-15
25c
Y.y (quar.)—
11-23
12-12
35c
(quar.)
12 Vac
(quar.)
A
(N.
(quar.)
Stock
12-13
■
Inc.
Dairy
B
&
11-20
t"
Co.
:
Gold
'
Co.
8114c
FraiiklimCustodian Funds-—,
'series
Seal
Class
6
12-15
.
Corp.
Wyoming; Oil
Preferred
Gold
2
11-29
Goodyear
_
(quar.)
Four- Wheel Drive Auto (reduced)-—
.Utilities
12-
v12-
class
(quar.)
Goodrich
paper, (quar.)——.
Fort: Worth,Steel; <Sx Machinery-(qyar;)__k., —
Foster Grant^Co.xj—i—
Franco
12-13
11-20
f
12-13
11-23
12-12
1394c
Publications,
Co.
10c
(quar.)__
—
11-20
(s-a»
^
1
11-23
12-12
13 V4c
3%
25c
—
Brewing 60c conv. pfd. (quar.)
prior preferred (quar.)
4'/2%
;
12-20
Fort: Wayne. Corrugated
-
11-25
2
(quar,)____
(quar.)
.
1-
12-12
12940-
25c
—
Goebel
2
r
iqUaX.)
Dairies
Foster-Wheeler
Portland
12-10
16 Ves
class^ A, (quar.)_-,—
Helene
11-26
11-27
Hein-Werner
12-13
6
12-10
12-16
12C
(quar.)_~
12 VaC
Falls
i5c
$l*18:i4
.
12-22
1
25c
xk
(quar.)
;
Brick, common
Distilleries;
B
12-16
(quar.)
-
1
1-
$1.23
-.1—
Shale
D
(G.) Brewing Co.
1-
12-
25c
(accum.)
A
Mining
$1.15
Machine Co.
Glen-Gery
class
11-22
12 Vic
dividend
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
& Sons
Glens
1-
35c
Ford Motor of Canada, Ltd.—
Class A (quar.)
Foremost
Gisliolt
12-16*
Ford Motor Co". (quar,)_,__
-'Class B
(quar.)
W.)
dividend
Stock
4
20c-
(quar.)
Consolidated
7%
12-9
50c
;(quar.)^___.
—
Heileman
Hearst
12-23
60c
:
11-25
11-26
50c
(Fritz
12-18
1-
(increased)
;
12-16
—
Insurance
1
.
(quar.»
Hecla
1-
12-13
$1.12j/2
com.
11-25
12-11
12-13
$1
•84.20- preferred
(quar.)
Machinery & Chemical,
.,394.%. preferred- (quar,)_
preferred (quar.)
12-11
12-16
(quar.)
Falls
$1.25
:
(quar,)
Glens
1-
.xx—
A
1
25c
30c
common
dividend
preferred
5ib
common
13c
(quar.)„_
(ordinary
Corp.,
Glenmore
62'/2C
__,ix
Stock
12-13^
-
2Mr%
preferred
Ordinary
shares)
(quar.)
11-15
t30C
common
Ltd.,
preferred C
2%
certificates
12-18
75c
4
com.
Investments,
Co., $4.60 preferred
preferred
(quar.)
:
'
-
Food
Foote-Burt
3
3
12-16
72MiC
preferred E (quar.)
Hazeltlne Corp.
(quar.)
1
10%-. ; 1-30
(quar.).
Stores, Inc.,
12-
Globe-Union,
City), (s-a)
Flying Tiger Line. Inc.. 5%' pfd.
'
1-1-58
9
50c
•:'-494/>v- preferred (quar.)
Food -Fair
66c
Power
Glitsc'n
(quar.)
5.30%
1
helil-
be
preferred (initial)
Florida' Power Corp. (increased)
Co.,
5Va%
3
Extra
?nd
Florida Steel Corp.
3
12-
5.10%
1-
stockholders
-
FtorIda -Public Utilities
12-
1-1-58
12-31
25c
....
,,
Florida Power'<te Light Co.,
1-1-58
Parts
Class
.
(quar.)—
(quar.):
55c
593,«c
12-31
4
50c
-
dividend—
3
1-
J.»—1
Flagg-Utica Corp., 5%. prior pfd. (quar.)_
Fleming Co.,: 5%.: pfd. (quar.)
.-i,
$4, preferred
Ltd._
Electric, Ltd
Hawaiian Telephone Co., common (quar,)
4.80% preferred A (quar.)—
5'% preferred, B (quar.):
20c
,11-15
v
40C '
(quar.)
common
Commercial & Sugar,
(quar.)
5
12-
12-20.
2%
25c
Hawaiian
12-15
12-
50c
(stock dividend)
12-16
1
12-13
last
reported
2
1-
5
"
payment.
1-
$1.12 %
5
12-
(quar.)
Hawaiian
:
12-
shown
35c
12-
T
■'
meeting
,
$1.25
12-4
Mfg.
12-13
12-13
5C
incorrectly
5c
a
dividend
Agricultural
Glidden Company
11-29
as
extra
Hawaiian
1-1-58
preferred
11-22
12-10
50c
The.
12-16
53 Vic
preferred
$5
12-14
40c
55c
City.
;
12-13
12-11
12-20
&
2
Wisconsin—
1- 2
6
25c
(quar.)
1-
Giant Portland Cement Co. (quar.)___—
Gilbert (A. C.) Co
11-20
50c
5
1-
20c
Co.
Industries, Inc
Pineapple, Ltd.
Haveg
12-
1-207
$1.50
(extra)
was
week
12-20
2
12-20
50c
Hastings
1-
1-24
12-15
50c
(quar.)
Correction;
3
Tin
$4.92
12-16., %
3 Vic'
,
(quar. t_„
Corp.. (Salt Lake
Firth Carpet Co. (quar.)
Fittings, Ltd.,.cIass.-A (s-a),
Co.i
12-12
25%
Extra
preferred (quar.)__
conv.
preferred (quar.)
preferred' (quar.)
Georgia
Co.
Insurance
5
12-
Stock
5%
12-10- .11-27
be;
to
(quar.).
Chemical
Hawaiian
(quar.)
12-13
2-24
Hartford Steam Boiler, Inspection
1-
599aC
12-31
American
;
meeting
Harrison-Walker Refractories,
6%
preferred (quar.)
50c
Georgia-Pacific
*
First .Security
Stock
4.75%
Genuine
_-—'
January)
Flintkote
4.40^
12-31
investment
(subject'to
First National Stores
conv;
50c
(quar.)s..
annual
4.25%
17c
.
—
:
Bank
at
3
annual
15,, 1958)
3114 c
Co., of
preferred
the
at
Jan.
on
Mfg.
Harshaw
Telephone Corp.—
(increased quar.)
General
40c '
Stock-dividend
4'/2%
General
5.28%
Z—-,.-,
Baltimore—
„
at
.
(quar.)
12-
.
(Jersey
Quarterly
r-JLLL
Extra,.-:^.^-^—
.1,
5i'r
50c
div.
Common
1-15-:
45c
(quar.)
(from
preferred
11-29
1-30
10c
National
arif.
12-10
(quar.)_
~12-27
;
'
$1
-
7 Vic
Coach Lines
Bank: Stock
Ari
12-10
12-31
3 7 lie
preferred
Holdert
1- 2.
50c
Qo. (stock dividend)
Harris-Intertype Corp. (quar.)
of Ohio—
$1.40
2
12-20A
1
"
Fijce.Association.of, Phila.
~M».
A (quar.)
Telephone Co.
General Telephone
,12- 2
;
30c
'qqar.)_
Class AXquiar..
Class B
-12-18
12-20
(quar.) ,1
y,
Co:
income x •„
z
Fifiance Corp. pf America
-
12-31
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Castings Corp.—
$1.25
accumulated '
and
FiljtrolCorp. (quar.)
Fihanciui Industrial Fund
--
11-27
approval
held
Hansen
*
.
Oil
Fifth Avenue
':
12-15
Preferred
5
12-
12-18
Sl,'
20c
f,
net income during 1957 (~L—
Fidelity-Phoenix Fife Insurance Co. (N. Y.)Quarierly; _x_
.x__Fiduciary .Truist'Co., of New.. York Y,<quar.ix_-
Fifteen
12-
2%
,»..quar,)J__w—l."
Fidelity„Furid-^-*,■ 1 • .
V..: *•*.'
.
$1.1894
:
preferred (quar.)
Telephone (Mo.), 6% pfd. A (quar.)
Telephone Co. of Nebraska—
-General
11-29
12-16
> '<
,xX„,41
.
T2-14
75c
4%, 'preferred '
;
11-27
preferred (quar.)_.
Telephone-Co. of Michigan-^
preferred (quar.)
General
2
37 Vic
.
Corp„t stock dividend,^I'lbreboard Fsper Products, ..common
g
Sitoc,k i diyidend •
First
11-27
12-15
25c
(quar.)
cash
General
11-29
Fcrro
First
11-30
12-16
289ic< 712-15
(quar.)__
1
Federal Screw Works (quar.)„_
Federal United-:Corp., $3 pfcL (quar.):
Federated. Publications
(quar.),:
'■
12-16
11-27
12-15
Refractories
$1.35
10-17
17c
12-15
$2.37'L-
11-22
20c
60c
50c
Steel
.
Payable of Rec.
Share
Bank (N. Y.)
(quar.)
dividend (one share lor each nine
held.
Subject
to
stockholders
Stock
"
Federal
■
12-13
12-10
Hanover
40c
L'.
Railway Signal Co.
$2.40
15c
60c
Bearings (quar.).
Federal National Mortgage.Assn. (monthly)
Federal Pacific. Electric (quar.)
11-29
75c
;
(quar.)
preferred
General
Creek,
Federal-Mogul-Bower
;
12-14
12-13
When>
Per
Name of Company
11-29
49
shares
payment after 50% stk.
General Telephone Co. of Illinois—
3-15
40e
(quar.*
i.quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Funeral Life
Casualty Co. (Battle
jlich.> (quar.)
;
12-13
Corp.—
(quar.)
pref.
preferred
Initial
Fejderal Insurance
,
*
Co.
Quarterly
Federal
(quar.)
Extra
62 Vic
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
45c
50c
40c
(quar.)
Insurance
Equipment
5614c
Fa(>ny Farmer Candy Shops Ltd. Cquajr.)—
Fapsteel Metallurgical Corp.
Stock dividend
Cement
Precision
General
(quar.)
common
When
Share
Portland
Extra
12-14
.
&
Per
Name of Company
General
11-21
+50c
.
•4'zf*: preference A, <quar.)_,
) H preferred B (quar.)
Fatuous Players Canadian Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Farmers
12-17
4%
Fajconbridge Nickel Mines, Lid. (s-a)
Jxtra
;
Family
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
60c
<2517)
preferred
Co.
Cement
Illinois
Central
RR.
(quar.),,
(quar.)—
(reduced),
—
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd.—
(interim.),
Ordinary
Imperial Investment Corp.,
Common
Ltd.)—
(increased)
A
Imperial Life Assurance Co. or Canada
Oil, Ltd. (quar.)
Imperial Paper & Color Corp. (quar.)
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada
150c
Income
of
Fund
Incorporated
accumulated
Indiana
Gas
Boston
Investors
current and
earnings)—
Water
(stock
:
-
(out of
dividend)
1*. 1
130c
Imperial
12-27
35c
1-2
112'%C
12-31
2
12-13
12-
3
12-13
11-29
12C
12-16
11-15
8C
12-10
11-22
12-19
11-29
■
(2516)
Tho Cnmm^rfial anil
„
Per
Indiana
4 Ve %
preferred
4.12ft
4.56ft
12-16
Electric—
(quar.)
12-
Per
y
2
$1.03'
Name of Company
'
'Kendall
(quar,)^——__—
(quar.)
8
1-
2
12-
9
Kendall
1-
2
12-
9
Kennecott Copper Corp.
1-
2
12-
9
12-10
12-10
Indianapolis Water Co.,
5ft: preferred A (quar.)...
Korite
Company
4%ft
preferred B
Kerr-Addison
(quar.)-
Industrial Development Corp,
1-
Fund
(11c
12-10
Kerr
1-
3
12-20
12-14
12-
3
12-10
11-2?
12-20
-
75c
12-
50c
1-
2
12-
2
Keystone Portland Cement Co.
50c
12-16
1-10
12-17
$12c
12-16
1U23
95c
12-16
12-
2
25c
12-14:
12-
2
Kidde
12-14
12-
2
Kleinert
.
—
International
Harvester,
Machinery
12-10
25c
(quar.)——.
(quar.)
/
1-28
Common
(quar.)
50c
—_
—
——
1-
Ocean
————
(quar,).
Textbook
Company,
Co.
(quar.)
'
Kirsfh
Financial
25c
preferred
2
12-
1-3
cash
12-13
1-15'
Investment
6ft
1
Investment
1-
1
1-
1
receive
12-20
12- 4
1-
8c
-
'
Ltd., com.
preferred (quar.)
Trust-of
Boston
$G0c
$75c
Cc
12-23
<quar.)_,
75c
<quar.)
preferred
preferred
Irving Trust Co. (N.
40c
82%c
'•
.J—,
Machine'
(ciuar.i
—
LtcL,
preference C
Jamestown
5ft
1st
3% ft
preferred
preferred
2
11-29
11-29
1-
2
11-29
Xl'/aft
-
11-29
2
xl'A ft.
_
1-2-
1-
1-
2
11-29
50c
(quar.)
12-10
'
12-27
12-13
12-27
12-13
$1.20
12-16
Y.|, com.
(quar.).
(qnar.)—
(quar.)
$1.25
1-
2
12-13
933Ac
.
2-
1
1-17
$1.75
15c
30c
Co.,
common
(annual)——-
$2
1-
2
12-16
12-10"
12-27
12-10
12-
12-21
12-
9
9
12- 9
common
12-
40c
12-11
11-22
1-10
12-20
15c
42-16
11-30
50c
(quar.)
12-13
35c
Laughlin Steel,
12-
9
11-29
12-27
11-22
12-27
11-22
62'/3C
3ft
—
preferred (quar.)
Joslyn Mfg. & Supply (quar.)
Joy Manufacturing Co. (extra)
Julian A Kokenge
12-
12-21
50C
:
dividend
12-2V-
$2
J
(s-al
5ft
(1.25
1-
1
60c
12- 6
12-14
60c
Co.
12-10
60c
1-
2
K.V.P.
shares
Company
W
(Interim)
Battery
12-
2
11-25
10c
Co.
common
(quar. i
4.28ft
$4.32
preferred
A
preferred
11-25
(Increased
'$5.65
2-14
Kansas
2-14
3-
1
2-14
3-
$1.08%
$1.12 Va
Power
A Light Co.,
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
common—
Stores
Kelsey-Hayes'Co.
$1.23
Liquidometer
Little
Corp.
Miami
(stock
Special
of
—
(quar.)_:
12-16
35c
12-16
12-16
60c
1-
2
11-20
12-31
12-21
Tennessee15c
11-
8
2
12-11
45c
12-10
11-13
12-10
11-15
12-16
12-
2
1
1-10
25c
12-12
37'Ac
11-25
12-12
12'Ac
11-25
12-31
12-
12-20
6 ft
11-20
6
$1.10
3-10-58
2-17
50C
(quar.)
12-10
$1
12-10
11-18
11-18
50C
3-10-58
2-17
$1
12-31
12-20
6
(P.)
Ltd
1-
$1
27'Ac
$1.25
7
12-12
12-
12-
9
11-22
12-15
$1.21
pfd. B (quar.)
12-21
12-18
45c
-
(quar.)
11-22
5
1
12-13
1-
1
12-13
$1.08%
1-
1
$1.08%
1-
1
$1.10
(quar.)
1-
$1.06'A
1-
1
.
12-13
•
12-13
12-13
50c
common
(quar.)
12-31
12-20
62'Ac
(quar.)
Co.,
1-1-58
$1
1
1-2
12-20
30c
12-
2
12-20
12-
2
$1.75
(quar.)
12-20
75c
Extra
7ft
preferred (quar.)
Lor. Angeles Investment Co.
12-20
12-
2
$2.50
—
Land
Increased
&
12-14
11-30
$10
Lines
12-14
11-30
35C
(quar.)
12-13
11-29
13-13
35c
pfd. (quar.)
12-13
$1.24
2-
$1.04
1
2-
1
2-
$1.11
(quar.)
1
12-13
$1.25
Louisville Title & Mortgage (increased quar.)
11-29
11-29
1-13
1-13
1-13
11-
1
25c
&
Sons, Inc. (quar.)
Lowney (Walter M.) & Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Lucky Lager Brewing Co. (quar.)
$6
preference
12-14
11-30
25c
:
Lynch Corp.
Lyon Meiai Products Inc.
1-
$1.50
-
,
'
12- 6
f-
r'
2
12-11-
1-
2
12-11
•"
10c-
A
12-31
12-24
11-29
12-16
12-3
$3-
...
2-1-58
'
25c.
(.quar,)—
11-22
12- 4
1-
2
12-
4
12-16
12- 6
12-30
12-12
20c
-
40c
20c
■
—
JL
12-31
12-16
12-11
t'l Oc
(quar.).
com.
12-23
12-12
50e■
11-29
12-14
11-29
$1
i
12-14
40c.
-
—|
12-10
11-22
1-20
12-31
"
'
(quar.)_.
t$l*
(quar.R-,.-—
62 Vgc
(guar.)-
12-30
35c
—
12-10
25c
TOc
12-13
12-31
25c;
1-
1
1-
1
35cf
12-14
25c
(quar.)_——-
11-20
12-13
12-31
.
86C
——
12-16
12-31
4 ft
(quar.)--
Publishing Co.
II-30
12- 6
5c
.
(quar.)——
Co.
12-11
37'ic
-
———
A:
1
Inc.—
(increased)
Co.
1- 2
12-14
30c
(quar.).
12-20
12-13
1212-
6
6
11-29
.12-
6
35c i
12-18
12-
20c
12-18
12-9
t$l»i-2-58
McKesson A Robbins. Ittc.
McLellan
Stores
Co.
(quar.)——
(quar.
70c
McNeil
(quar.)
5ft
convertible preferred
Telephone Co.
preferred (s-a >——__—
1-
50c
—^
A
1-
lftc
(quar.)
A Engineering Co.—
Machine
Common
12-14
35c
,
McKinney Manufacturing Co.
-»
9
:
50c
(quar.)
1
2
12-12
1-
2
11-
1
11-29
12-12
12-19
11-29
11419
Meadviile
5ft
Medford
(quar.)
Corp.
62ftc
V
Medusa
Portland
1- 1
12-13
'
Cement
-i
—
2
12-20
12-
6
12-20
12- 6
J30C
—;
12-
12-31
11-30
WOn
—
12-
12-20
20c
(quar.)_
12-20
40c
———
$1
$1
12-31
2
Mclchers
Distilleries, Ltd.—
participating preferred
!
Participating
Mengel Company
Mercantile
Merck
A
(s-a)—
.—
(quar.)
Stores
Company,
(quar.)
common
11-30
25o-
-
(increased)—-
12-23
12- 6
35c
———.-—
Inc.
Co.,
—.—.——
12-14
11-15
1-
30c
2
12-
12-23
12-
1- 2
12-
6
$1
1- 2
12-
6
15C;
12-11
12- 2
45c
12-12
11-29
30c.
12-20
12-
20c
————__
$3.50
preferred
(quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
Merchants Refrigerating (quar.)
Meredith Publishing Co. (quar.)
87 Vie-
——
Merritt
6
—
—,—
Chanman A Scott
(quar.)
Paper Co., Ltd.—
ft ft
preference (quar.)—
6
6
Mersey
Mesta
Machine
Co.
$6834C
-——.
Co.
1
11-29
1-
2
12-16
1-
$1
-
Forming
1-
62 V2C
(quar.)
Extra
Metal
2
12-16
10c
Thermit
&
(quar.)—
com.
7ft
preferred (quar.)
Metropolitan Brick, Inc
preferred
preferred
3.90 ft
4.35ft
12-10
12-17
11-17
12-17
.
—-
11-29
6
11-17
1,
97Vac
12-
1-
12- 3
1-
96'ic
(quar.)_
12-
3
3
3
$1.08^ i
(quar.).
(quar.)—
Refractories
(increased)
Mexico
12-20
.
95c
—
(quar.)__
preferred
preferred
4.45 ft
12-
87',aC
—
Metropolitan Edison Co.
3.60ft preferred (quar.i3.85 ft-
11-29
12-16
25c
Corp-,
12-10
30c
—
12-10
15c
Metal
10c
(quar.)-
Extra
——
1-
12-
$1.11
1-
12- 3
•
30c.
12-10
12- 2
30c
(quar.)
Extra
Miami Copper Co. (quar.)—
Michaels.
01&8S
Stern
A Co.,
-r
_TT
r
Food
11-30
11-15
11-30
11-15
11-27"
30C
12-34
12-16
-3ft
s
4.40ft
Mickelberry's
5;
12-17
50c
-
————
preferred (quar.)
Michigan Gas Utilities Co.
5
12-
50C
class A
^
dividend
12-
12-12
50©
Michigan Gas A Electric, common
Stock
12-12
10c
Meyer Blanke Co.
12-31
12-16
$1.10
(quar.)———
2-
25c
(quar.)
Products
(quar.)—
1-
2
2
12-12
12-16
12-14
11-29
12-20
12-20
Microiratic Hone Corp.
Midland Oil Corp., $1
•
.
(quar.)
pfd.
dividend
$2
8ft
preferred
preferred (quar.)
Mid-West
Abrasive
—
12-16
12- 2
20c
12-16
11-26
1
1-16
12-16
11-26
25c
12-10
11-29
12-
75c
(quar.)
12-16
12-27
12-44
75c.
common
25c
(quar.)
conv.
Midland Steel Products,
Year-end
12-27
11-15
12-14
(quar.)—
50c
12-27
$2
1-1-58
(quar.).—
10c
Co.
5c
Extra
Midwest
Oil
Corp.
share
(One
of
(stock div.)
Standard Oil
Co.
(N.
Rubber
Midwest
Securities
6ft
Reclaiming
Inc.,
non-cumulative
11-30
Miehle-Goss-Dextcr,
12-10
11-29
Miles
M-10
11-29
Inc.
(quar.)-—
25c
(quar.)
50c-
—
37ft»c
(quar.)
37V4»C.
15c
12-10
11-25
Mining
12-10
11-29
Minneapolis Brewing Co.
of
Canada,
12-13
1- 2
12-13
1-
1
11-25
12-
2
12-31
12-14
12-31
12-14
Ltd.
12- 6
12-24
11-29
12-24
11-29
$25c
—
12-13
IOcj
32c.'
(quar.)
(increased monthly)
:
15c
Corp.
common
12-14
2
12-13
com.
preferred
Laboratories, Inc.
Year-end
1-
2
J.).
for each 75 shares held)
Midwest
12-10
17'Ac
35c
2
12-13
$2
65c
11-30
1-15
1-
50c
Luminator-Harrison
(quar.)
Luukenhetmer Co. (increased)
12-2
12-24
30c
common.
fquar.i—-
11-30
$25c
(reduced!
Co.,
12-14
30c
(M.)
12-27
20c
Exploration-
(quar.)
20c
Lowenstein
12-20
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd.—
Extra
2-
12-
Lorillard
class
common
H.)
12-10
2
'
(quar.)—
common
(F.
12-14
"
1-
-
(quar.)
dividend
MeGraw
6ft
1-
12-31
preferred
Stock
12-20
12-24
1-
$L12ii.U
(quar.)
—,
Stores,
'
2
,
$3.50 convertible preferred (quar.)—
Extra
•
12-10
$1.75
2
15c
11-29
12-10
$$1
Typograph
45c
12-16
90c
Extra
Ludlow
'
—
12*14
6
6
2
1-2-58
.
$1.50-
;
Corp., $2.50 preferred
Class
$3
3c
12-
12-
6
12-24
11-15
5ft
Co.,
McDonnell Aircraft
6
45c
Long Island Lighting Co., 5ft
4ft ft preferred D (quar.)
12-20
1-15
1-
31J/4C
(quar.)
—
McCrory
11-27
6
'
(quar.)
Lorain Coal & Dock Co.,
Factor &
6
12-
12-
12-31
2
12-
12-
12-20
12-11
1-
12-
12-20
i$i
Mfg. & Sales
12-
11-30.
60c
Ludlow
12-16
12-12
-
'
;
(s-a)-
11-29
1-15
.
$17'/2C
-
McClourL River Lumber Co.
2
Loew's
preferred
Navigation Co.
"Extra
2
2'Ac
divideird).
Theatres,
11-30
11-29
12-14
-
t20c
1-
(quar.)
Maytag Company
:
5
guaranteed
(Marcus)
Matson
12-10
Lock Joint Pipe, common (monthly)—
8ft preferred (quar.)
Lockheed Aircraft (quar.)
^
6
12-15
112-
2
RR.—
Original capital
Original capital
Special guaranteed
4.35ft
Conveyor
McGraw-Hill
(quar.)
Lipc-Rollway Corp., class A
6
12-20
1-
35c
6
30c
12-16
(Richmond,
-
12-
20c
(quar.)
McGraw-Euison
Corp. (Washington, D. C.)—
Common (quar.)
$1.50 preferred (quar.)_
12-
40c
1
(quar.)
1
—ft.
Ind.) (quar.)
12-
_
1-15-58
Lincoln Service
2
(quar.)_;
Year-end
Corp.
2
12-14
75c;
-
(quar.)
Products Co—
Corp.
11-27
Lincoln National Life Insurance (Fort
Wayne,
2
(quar.)
11-2T"
20c
Cup
1-
12-15
75c-
.
25c
2
Corp
3.2-10
12-10
.
10c
—
1-
11-29
•
25c
4ft
preferred
(semi-annual).
Lexington Venture Fund
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass (quar.)
Liberty Life Insurance (Greenville, S. C.)—
Lily-Tulip
12- 6
12-13,
75c
McCormlck & Co.
11-29
1-
12-16
32% at
(quar.»„
—
12-30 '
11-15
Casualty Insurance Co.
Quarterly
Liggett & Myers Tobacco,
7ft preferred (quar.)
Lilly (Ell) & Co. (quar.)—;
2
1
Drydock—
&
1-15
12-16
&
12- t
1-16
McColl-Frontenac Oil Co., Ltd.—
4ft preferred (quar.)—
1
12-12
Lll'e
1-
1—
40c
McCord
$4c
Louisville & Nashville RR.
1-
$$i/25'
preferred
12-30
25c
Louisiana Power A Light, 4.96ft
4.16ft
preferred (quar.)
4.44ft
preferred (quar.)—
32 fte-
6ft'
11-29
45c
—
Shipbuilding (quar.)
Lexington Union Station Co.——
6
12-15
12-2
30c
1-15
Levingston
6
1
12-16
(quar.)
12-14
2
12-
1-
12-20
5
12-
12-15
Co.,
Maule Industries
12-14
11-29
30e
2
1
2
12-14
(quar.)_
2
1-
35c
50c
"
12-20
(quar.)
1-
6
12-16
t$L25,
preferred
Mathews
'' '
i-
6
1-
12-31
12-
Louisiana
12-
Sons Inc.
5c
6
12-
12-24
(Toronto*—
Massawippi Valley RR. (s-a)
Massey-IIarrls-Ferguson, Ltd.,
12-16
12-
12-31
40c
Kellogg Co.
12-16
12-31
11-15
$1.25
Kearney A Trecker Corp.
12-31
12-16
$1.06'A
Drug Co. (quar.)
Kawneer Company
(quar.)—«.
12-20
-12-20
15c
Inc.
$1.12'A
Katz
1-3-58
12-18
1-15
12-23
12-K
25c
.
quar.)
Massachusetts Protective Association,
Quarterly
:
6
20c
12-27
12-23
11-15
12-16
Massachusetts Investors Growth Stock Fund,
Inc.
(quar.)
12-13
12-
40c
35c
6
1
12-26
(quar.)__
Leverage Fund of Canada, Ltd
Refineries
5Cc
12-
11-15
12-20-
(quar.).-
Screw
Masonite
K- 27
12-31
Salt
Las Angeles Transit
12-
12-10'
12-24
30c
2-14
2
4*2ft
Masco
2
12'Ac
Fink Products
&
Leslie
11-29
1-
Insurance
(quar.)
1
Extra
1-15
$1.50
——-w
Leonard
12-20
35cr
(annual)-
Shipbuilding
Common
12-13
12-
25c " 1-3-53
(quar.)
1
$1.42
4'A%
Jeweily
Lehn
«
2
30c
:
&
Co.
Maryland
,
Max
—L.
Cady Co.
12-31
$1
$1.25
4'/aft
Kearney (J. R.)
(quar.)
<te
12--12
11-29
1-
2 ft.-
.
-
1-
$30c
(quar.)^
Extra
2-14
40c
t
1-10-58
—
;
11-29
1
quar.)
(quar.)
12-20
59:5»c
-
12-20
20c
preferred
1-3-58
25c
Corp.
11-25
1
(M.)
Martin
11-15
16'Ac
$1.07
(quar.)
11-25
2-1-58
-
12-10
1
Extra
preferred
.
12-16
12-10
28c.
-
Life
Marshall-Wells
11-19
12-10
15c
preferred E (quar.)preferred F (quar.)
Kansas-Nebraska NaturalCommon
12-13
.
$1.50
preferred G (quar.)
3-
50c
30c
25c
11-25
$150
$1.08
(quar.)
12-12
4ft
—
4.35ft
3-
Marsh
3
12-13
$1.12'A
(quar.).
4.40ft
3-
11-25
12-3
12-
40 C.
dividend)
(quar.)::
12-10
$1.12 »/2
(quar.)
1- 2
40c
.
(quar.)
12-23
$1
—
—
Co...__
11-25
$1
(increased)
preferred
12-20
62'Ac
—
cormncn—-
12-16
95c
4.50 ft
preferred
(quar.)_
Kansas City Southern Ry., com.
(increased)
4ft noncumulative preferred
(quar.)—
Kansas Gas a Electric, common
2
15c
'
1-10
12-14
i-..
45c
12-10
$1.05
-
(quar.)
1-
"
A
I-13
-
11-25
-—-
12-20
(quar.)
Co.
1
12-14
-
Participating stock (quar.)
Telegrap.h & Telephone Co., Ltd.—
Common (quar.)
^
7ft
preferred (quur.)—:
2
2
—-
com.
50c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4'A%
12-10
12-
1-
(R75
Bakeries,
Cc
(quar.)
12-13
62'Ac
—
10c
Parchment
4.20%
preferred
Inc._
1
c
59^iic
—
Maple Leaf Gardens, Ltd. (quar.)
i
Maple Leaf Milling Co., Ltd., 5ft pref; (quar.)
Marchant Calculators (quar.)
;
Marine Bancorporation—Initial stock (quar.)
12-2
$150
35c
III
(quar.)
Vegetable
preferred
4.35 ft
11-22
12-10
.:
Manning, Maxwell & M'oore (increased
11-30
62'Ac
Lone Star Cement Corp. (quar.)
—,
Lone Star
G%s Co., common (quar.)
12-23
1- 2
25c
—
(quar.)___«
Loft Candy Corp.
9
35C
Special
;
;
Kansas City Power & Light,
3.80ft
11-26
12-15
22-
-12-2
Martime
11-26
$0.79077
i.
Kalamazoo
11-26
25c
i
Investing Co.— "
4.84ft
(quar.)
Special
12- 6
1- 2
35c:
12-
2
Royal Dutch Airlines-
American
Kay
2
$1
Stock
1
1- 2
.
12-23
20c
12-31
11-29
15c
12-16
12- 2
"
Cquar.)——
11-30
12-13
$3.40
Lynchburg Foundry Co., 4ftft
pfd. (s-a).
53 Vac
12-31
1-
1
12-16
12-
4
—
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator (quar. »■—_!_
,
11-24 1
.
/
11-29
(N.
(quar.)
5ft
11-20
$1.25
$1.25
Extra
$5
4.
5
xl'Aft
Johnston Terminals A
Storage, Ltd.—
6ft convertible preference (quar.)
Jones A Lamson Machine Co.
4ft
2-
11-29
Corp. (quar.)
Johnson & Johnson (increased
quar.)
K
12-
3
11-22
Extra
$4 preferred
Johns-Manville
KLM
2
3-
1-
Va.)
12-13 ft
12-13
1-
^
12- *
12-16
20c
37
11-30
1- 2
£5C
—.—
(quar.)
Maiiischewitz (B.) Co.
-
"
.
Lee
12-13
1- 2
.
Jones A
1
(quar.)
Telephone
Mortgage
1
1-
12-10
xj$1.75
Jcanette Glass Co., 7ft
preferred (accum.)—
Jefferson Electric Co. (quar.)
Jefferson Lake Sulphur
(reduced)
Jersey
12-14
(quar. i
-
1-
20c:
(quar.).—
preferred
(quar )
Lav.yers Title Insurance
12-14.
$37ftc
—
.
,
A
2ft
-xlVift
(quar.)s.i
preference D (quar.)
6% preference E (quar.):
Jamaica Water Supply Co.,
eoptmon
B
45c
(quar.)
preferred
Lawrence
11-22
28c
(quar.)
5ft
preferred
preferred
*'■
,
com.
preference (quar.)
preference B (-quar.)
5ft
$5
2
ltl
40c
,
•
*
7ft
$5
2'
12-26
1-
$1.10
$1.08%
(quar.
^
Jamatea Public Service
'
'
Y.)
Compa'ny,
4.75ft
12-14-
1-
53:',ic
11-33
12-15
45c
2-28
5-29.
5 ft
—
Lau' Blower
11-29
2
-
Semi-annual
10c
2
1-
60c
;
(quar.)
7ft
1-
* 12-15
50c
(quar.)
Corp..
Manufacturers
t$2
$3
(quar.)
4.35ft
•
■
preferred- (Guar.)—
4.40ft
Jaeger
12-18
t90c«
common
(quar.)
& Co.
Stores
11-27
30c
Latrobe^ Steel
(quar.)
common
~
(quar.)
$1.80
preferred
Lamson & Sessions,
12-16
12-
12-12
dividend
12-20
—
Cttrp. of Delaware, ccm. (Increased)
prior preferred' (quar.)—-
6ft
(quarterly from
_
(initial)
(P. R.)
Stock
Mange!
12-31
12-16
1-15
(quar.)—
Light,
11-25
1-15
37ftc
preferred
B
Langendor-x- United
(quar.)
preferred
Mallory
6
11- 8
12-12
Lambton Loan & Investment Co. (Ontario)—
Semi-annual
1
11-25
12-27
Ltd,,
—
17'Ac
Lang Construction Equipment Co._
(quar.)
-
Class
Lang
35c
12-27
45c
*
Electric Co.
(Alfred)-, Inc.—•
Partlc. class A
■
12-16
12-27
Steel,
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
15c
Extension
Lambert
12-16 1
1
11-18
11-15
—
(R. C.) Co. (quar.)
Maine Public Service Co. (quar.).:
11-29-
•
11-13
12^16
*
Structural
Magor Car Corp.
12-10
5c 3-15-58
12-16
12-16
$$1.25-
(quar.)
Inc.
preferred
12-15
5c 6-15-58
(quar.)—!
Telephone
(quar.)
Lakeside1 Laboratories
•
,
Foundation.
dividend
12-
Lamson
...
4.30%
Stock
12-20
...
12-18
5c
—
electing prior
payment in
this
4.80ft
3.30ft
6 ft
$50c
'12-16
w20c
.
stock)
Iowa Power A
./
———
University (quar.)
Labatt (John), Ltd. (quar.)
Labrador Mining <Ss Exploration, Ltd.—
-
12-16
54VaC
net
investment income)
Investors Diversified Services, Inc.
Iowa Electric Light A Power Co.—
Common
12-
5C
12-16
1
15c
(quar.)
to
convertible
12-20
50c
preferred, (quar.)
*eatcr (quar.)
La Salk)
12-27
1-
1-
+3c
—._
(quar.)-
Mahon
-
2nd
Kysor
11-26
25c
—
have the option of
or
11-30
'
.
Company of America—
from net investment income—
distribution from net realized profits
from
the- sale
of
securities.
(Share¬
10
11-30
40c
12-13
20c
Quarterly
Dec.
12-15
12-15
'
6
20c
(quar,)
common
7ft
5
12-10
62 %c
ft
12-
12-11
12-31
5 ft
(quar.)
11-12
1
Investment
to
8Gc
43c
V
—
Kroger Company, common (stock
6% 1st preferred (quar.),
11-22
1-
$1.25
convertible preferred.(quar.)———
Interstate Power, common (quar.).
holders
12-10
,
Mfg. Co., common (quar.)
^"4%ft- preferred A (quar.)—
lfc-22
1-
12-1)
(quar.)
Madron Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd. (s-a)
Magic Chef-Food Giant Markets, Inc., com.
net
Kroehler
11-22
12-19
<
75c
—
'12-13
12-10
35c
$2.50
43'ftc
s—
■_
11-20
12-16'
$1
6ft
A
1
(quar.)-
Laboratories
Trucks,
4ft
.
Koehrlng
11-20
-
12-31
Magnavox
1——
(increased quar.)
Co., 5ft preferred A
5ft preferred B (quar.)—
Koppers Co.,' Inc., common^—
4ft
preferred (quar.)
Kresge (S. S.) Co. (quur.)^
'
12-13
12-16
3ft
B
4.36-ft
CO.
12-10
-
12-13
12 -1G
75c.,
-
—_
common
dividend
Corp.,
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)-,
$1
1-
Mines, Ltd.
Madison Gas &
.
_
dividend
Kittanning
1-2-58
.$1.50
—
.
preferred (quar.)
Interstate Department Stores
Class
30C
—-—
Knudsen Creamery Co.—
2
12-20
5ft
Interstate
2
..
12-13
12-30
$1
——,
——
dividend
Stock
12-
Co.
(reduced)-:
Rubber (quar.)
B.)
11-25
>
1-15
40c
-
International Petroleum, Ltd. (quar.)
International Salt (ycar-cncl)
:
International Silver, 7ft preferred (quar.)—
.
12-16
Common1
—
—
Telegraph
(quar.)_,—International Paper Co., common (quar.)—
Interstate
(I.
Stock
Chemical-
—;
International
25c
——
(Walter)
12-18
12-31
5ft
1st
preferred
(quar.)
Macy (R. II.) & Co. (quar.)—*
—
'
(quar.)
preferred
6
(quar.)—_—
Kimbcrly-CIai*k Corp. (auar.)_——
Klnprsport Press
(quar.)——
1- 6
12-20
$4
6
12-
Income)
-—
Common-
■
International Nickel Co. of Canada Ltd.—
Stock
12-
1- 2
40c
11-25
12-10
25c
International
1- 2
Keystone Steel A Wire Co. (quar.)
Cotton Oil, common
11-13
12-10
2%ft
common
International Minerals &
Quarterly
20c
28ftc
'
Cigar
preferred
Maeklimon
(quar.)
Kingsburg
Corp.—«
———
International
4%
4
*
)60c
Common
Mack
12-
12- 2
$2.50
-
Machines
dividend
Stock
11-29
12-15
'
15c
;
12-20
6c
(quar.),.
(from net Invest.
2
*2©e
$20c
plus a special of 70c from
realized gains)
Keystone Investment Bond Fund—
"B-l"
2
1-
*3c
-
Interior
International Business
Macassa
investment in¬
from
(16c
1-
tl2ftc
class A (quar.)—
Machlett
come
Series
——■,
Breweries Ltd.. class A (s-a)
Interlake Iron Corp. (irreg.)-J——
International Breweries
(Increased)
"K-2"
Series
6
Inter-County Title Guaranty & Mortgage Co;;
—
11-29
MacMillan & Bloedcl, Ltd.,
Class £ (quar.).
11-29
—
of Rec.
15c
11-29
.
25c
12-20
11-25
common
Holders
Payable
15c
2
;
When
Share
(quar.).
12-13
Keycs Fibre Co., 4.80ft preferred (quar.)
Keystone Custodian Funds—
Keystone Growth Fund—*
2
12-
1-2-58
$3
Industries,
^
Extra
12-16
(quar.)
Kcrr-McOee Oil
2
3
Monday, December 9, 1957
.
■
12-13
(monthly)——
4'ft ft convertible prior preferred
Kewanee
Oil
Co.
(quar.)_—
—
Year-end
Ltd",
Mines,
12-10
frortv.
Insular Lumber Co. (quar.)_—
Gold
Income-Fund
12- 2
20c
"*•
32c
—
12-
25c
Insurance
1
'ft
37'Ac
(quar.)
common
(quar.)—
12-26
investment income plus 39c from securi¬
ties
profits)
-
I-
of Company
MacFaddcn Publications
12-17
$1.50
12-26
Ingersoll-Rund, 6ft preferred (s-a)
Insley Mtg. Corp.
(guar.)——-——
Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co,..———
Institutional
Shares,
Ltd.—
1-
35c
—
$35c
(quar.)-———
12-13
(quar.)
$56'Ac
Industrial Rayon Corp.
Institutional
1-
$1.06%
—-
Industrial Acceptance, Ltd., com. (quar.)—4'Aft redeemable preferred (quar.)
1-1
11-22
$1.25
—:
,
(quar.)
,
Per
Home
11-22
50c
11-22
5c
——-
Co.
Kentucky Utilities Co.,
-
,30c
*
„—
Rcfinincr
12-14
$1.12'A
—
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
,
5Cc
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.14
.
-
preferred
When
Share
,
common
$1.03
—
Indiana Steel Products. Co.
Extra
Company,
$4.50
j
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Hoiaen
Payable of Reo, r:
10c
—■—-
Michigan
A
When
Share
Name of Company
Indiana Limestone Co
M
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
40c
12-10
11-21
15c
12-10
11-21
■
-Volume
Number 5697
186
it
/
if,
Minnesota; Fiiiid,
(a year-end of 9c
plus 16c from long
Inc.
~
ifrom Investment income
I{I
capital'gains)
term
jrihneiiota Mining & Mig. Co.—
'
1 Common
(QU2r.)__
.—-1
t $4 preferred
Minnesota
\5%
tquar.)_ii_%—;
Power
Light,
&
$1.25
$1.10
$1.15
90c
-
Public
Service,
dividend
Ltd., class A (quar,)
Ltd., class A
Brewery,
Molybdenum Corp. of America
Monmouth
Park Jockey
Monolith
iquar.)
—
Club——
;—___
12-17
New
2%
(quar.)
12-16
12-16
4 (<2
...
y4;%%
preferred
(quar.)——
"4.70%:1 preferred :(quar.
Moore Corp.,:. Ltd., common
_—
(quar.'
1_
Extra
4.10%
preferred A (quar.).—__—_
•J. 7% preferred- A (quar.)
Morris (Phillip),InC. (see Phillip Morris, Inc.)
Pian
Morris
Calif,
of
Wheel
Motor
'
'
"i't
preferred':!s-a)
System,
Inc.,
Corp.
investment
net
B: < quar.)
Class
7*,guarameea
'Natco Corp. (quar.)
'
M
:Z.—
20c
16c
30c
v
(42c
North
American
North
Corp.
5V'2%
—
$1.06V\
tquar.)
^National
Fire
Food
Products
(Hartford)
Insurance
National
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
27Vic
American
North
River
Star
North
Oil,
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.22%
4%%
A
National
7'V
6%
'
Co.,
preferred
Northport
-
class
Screw
Mfg.
&
American
Stock
50c
18c
$1
$1.75
$1.50
50c
10%
"
35c
62Vzc
________
•
—
—
series
Income
Steel
National
—
Co.
Corp.
quar.)——_______
(quar.)—
Refining (quar.)
National Sugar
Special
National Transit
i
Co.
(annual)
—
Extra
—
National Union
Fire Insur.
Radiator
Corp.
(quar.)—
Ltd., common
—
Class
'
•
A
Class A
Preferred
Neisner
Bros,
4.44%
Ohio
-
di
Stock
Newinont
\
1- 3
New
Corp. (quar.)
Pipe Line Co.,
Trl"n ~ne Co. Ltd.
Brunswick
Gas
—
com
(quar.)
England Electric System (quar.)
New England T°lep one & Telegraph (quar.)
New
New
Hampshire
Fire
Insurance
Co.
(quar.)
12-20 \
11-29
50c
1- 1
12-10
12-12
11-22
75c
12-17
12- 4
35c
12-16
12- 4
40c
12-13
12- 2
65c
12-18
12- 2
(quar.)
87%c
12-31
(quar.)
Phelps Dodge Corp. (quar.)
$1
12-31
12- 6
12- 6
75c
$1.25
12-10
12-13
11-19
11-25
25c
12-13
11-25
50c
12-20
17-co
2- 1
"
2-1
2- 1
2- 1
11-19
11-19
Paul,
Old
15c
37%c
34%c
11-28
11-29
11-29
12-31
11-19
11-15
12- 3
3-3
12- 2
12-31
12- 2
12-12
12-20
12-20
1-15
12-10
12-14
1- 2
4-2
12-20
1-15-58
12-20
12-20
12-30
$1.37Va
$40c
1-14
1-14
1-14
12-20
1- 1
It'1
1-24
11-22
11-22
12-20
12-20
12-20
11-29
12-20
12-20
12-31
12-16
11-22
40c
40c
30c
12-16
12-14
12-10
12tl0
12- 5
11-29
11- 8
12-
50c
35c
U5c
162Vic
162Vic
5%
$2
Pfizer
3>/a%
preferred
Philippine
Phoenix
11-30
1- 2
12-19
1- 2
1- 2
1-3
12-6
12-14
12- 9
12-16
12-16
12-20
11-29
Town
cents
40
Corp.,
preferred
$4.25%
Corp.,
Inc.,
11- 8
12-16
12-19
10c
12-19
11-29
11-29
12-16
11-26
12-16
12- 9
12- 5
12- 5
12-16
1-
2
12-16
12-11
11-23
12-10
11-12
12-31
12-13
Building
Orpheum
One-Hour
Valet,
Orangeburg
Tail
Inc.
Mfg.
dividend
Co.
3-10
11-29
11-29
11-27
1- 3
12- 2
9
50c
10c
!15c
12-16
"12-16
1-15
12- 6
12- 2
12-24
25c
$2
50c
1- 2
12-30
1- 2
12-10
12-10
12- 6
2
12-26
12-
6
12-16
12-
6
20c
12-13
12-
5
4%
Aggregates
Stock dividend
the
12-
2
1-31
11-29
12-23
12-11
preferred
Tin
6%
preferred
Porter
1-
2
12-13
20c
1-
2
12-16
57©
2-15
95c
12-14
1
11-15
3%
12-14
11-15
12-10
12-
1-10
12-18
12-
4
57©
12-18
12-
4
12-10
11-15
1-24
1-
6
1
12-
9
2
<H.
Porto
Page-Hersey
Corp.
(s-a)
K.), Inc.
Co.,
5%
Tubes,
preferred
Ltd.
(s-a)
(quar.)
(quar.)
—_
Ltd.
12-31
Progress Mfg. Co.
Stock
Ltd., common (quar.)
Cold
$2
Storage
Co
(quar.)
dividend,,
convertible preferred
Service
12-
5
12-16
12-
2
4.08%
12-13
12-
57©
Co.
preferred
Public
Service
of
12-10
12-27
11-29
12-31
1-15
11-22
12- 5
11-18
12- 5
12-20
1-15
1-2
12-20
11-29
12-16
11-29
1- 2
1-22
12-16
1- 6
12-10
11-18
12-16
12- 2
40c
30c
130c
$50c
56c
12-27
12-16
Mexico—
(quar.)
3
4.18%
1-
2
12-14
4.307©
preferred
4-
1
3-19
4-
1
3-19
preference
$1.40
(R. I.)
(quar.)
New
Electric
preferred
preferred
&
Gas,
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
voting common (quar.)—
(quar.)
Extra on voting and nonvoting
77© 1st preferred (quar.)
Common
12-16
12-
2
12-16
12-
2
$1.75
12-31
12-13
Publicker
1-15
12-31
Puget
12-10
11-25
Pullman,
$2.50
12-15
12-
7
nonvoting
Industries,
Sound
Pulp
Inc.
&
$4,757©
Timber
(quar.)
Corp.
12-13
Purex
12-20
11-30
Purolator
(quar.)—
(quar.)
12-20
12-20
12-20
12-20
12-20
50c
50c
$1
$1.75
$1.18%
(quar.)
Products
(quar.)
12-23
11-29
11-29
11-29
11-29
J^-10
12-10
Ix'H
12-lt»
12-13
11-29
12-11
To"
c
12- 0
20c
1- 2
^c
12-14
12- 2
25c
500
12-31
12-13
12-14
12' 3
$1
Extra
2
pfd.
45c
$1.02
$1.0472
$1.0772
35c
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
publication Corp.,
IOC
,
'
Providence Washington Insurance Co.
Public
12-19'
1-
12-13
11-29
12-10
12-20
1-15
190c
12-31
50c
<quar.)
(quar.)
Bros., Ltd., 4% pfd. (s-a)
Terminal
11-8
12- 9
12-9
12-9
12-20
12-20
12-13
177>c
47©
—
preferred
Produce
12-23
12-24
12-24
12-24
1-10
1-10
1- 2
$1
(quar.)
Co.
1st preferred (quar.)
472%
12- 6
12- 6
11-15
11- 8
$1.25
Electric Power
River,
Poweli
11-25
75c
1$2
(quar.)—I
Rico Telephone
10c
Corp
5c
627aC
627*c
3%
3%
10c
$3
10c
(Mass,)
Power Corp. of Canada
Price
12-10
12-10
5c
Potomac
67©
2-20
1-2-58
1-2-58
12-18
12-20
12-16
12-13
12-23
27©
(initial quar.)
common
Extra
$1.50
com.
(quar.)
Consolidated
Mfg.
(quar.)
new
Polymer Corp., class A (stock divid.)
Class
B
(stock
dividend)-.
Portable Electric Tools Inc., com. (quar.)
$2
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph,
(special)
Co.
preferred (quar.)
$2 50 2nd preferred (quar.)
6
1-
Corp.,
$2
Extra
Palace
Cordage
20c
(quar.)__
11-18
12-16
3-3-58
25c
10c
40c
40c
1
Co
57©• 1st
12-12
(subject to the approval of
Co.
12-9
11-29
11-29
11-18
$50c
(s-a)__
Wine
70c
SEC)
Lumber
Pacific
11-29
12-20
12-20
12-21
12-16
$1.75
$1.75
dividend
Stock
30c
(quar.)
12-11
$1.75
(quar.)
57©
Products
Clay
11-29
12- 2
11-27
12-20
12- 6
12- 2
11-29
377jc
$1.10
1272c
40c
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
Valley
Polaroid
20c
(quar.)
Indemnity Co.
(quar.)
Pacific Intermountain Express (quar.)
Pacolet
2-14
1-
Inc.,
50c
(quar.)
Co.
Pacific
6%-
3-1-58
2-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Plymouth Oil Co.
12-13
11-15
$1
Extra
Pacific
Pacific
12-30
12-10
2
Co.
!
Development
$2
Paper
Pacific Cement &
-
5
10c
50c
1-
Coal
Metallurgical-
Plymouth
20c
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
12-16
12-16
12-12
1- 2
12-17
12-16
12-13
27©
(quar.)
preferred
Pleasant
40c
(quar.)
common
Glass,
44c
25c
40c
537sc
30c
$1
gains)
20c
Placer
772C
—_____
11-27
30c
capital
dividend
Plastics,
30c
—
12-16
'
long-term
Consolidation
Common
20c
—;
(quar.)
Power,
Owens-Illinois
12-
12-16
from
Aircraft
77©
125c
(s-a)—
(Initial quar.)
11-29
12-10
12-
12-30
12-10
3-10
11-15
12-16
1-15
Oxford
3-10
12-10
12-16
113%c
class A_——
1-15
22c
Extra
12-30
Co.,
Income)
investment
net
Inc.—
Pittsburgh, Yorngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
77© preferred
(quar.)
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
1-15
Oregon Portland Cement
Stock dividend
(quar.)
common
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (year-end)
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp. (quar.)
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry. (quar.)
115c
(quar.)
(monthly)
$4 pfd. (quar.)
Gas,
from
cents
Pittsburgh
11-29
(quar.)—
Inc.,
Fund,
Stock
12-16
2
11-29
Owens-Corning Fiberglas
12-
2
2
1-
11-21
Otter
12-23
12-
1-
12-14
12- 9
11-29
30c
12-31
115c 1-17 58
7c
12-16
12-31
12-16
dividend
Stock
12-16
10-15
1- 2
11-29
12-20
Co.—
Pittsburgh Finance Building_^
Pittsburgh Forgings (quar.)
12-10
Manufacturing Co.
Opelika
12%jC 1-15-58
8Msc
12-20
$1 1-15-58
20c
12-16
$1.377a
12-31
2-20
Fund—
(Quarterly
Pittsburgh
11-20
12-1
15c
12- 2
2
1
2
2
25c
12-26
12-14
12-14
1- 2
1
1-
12-15
30c
Ontario Loan & Debenture Co.
12-31
12-20
1-15
Pitney-Bowes, Inc., common (quar.)
4747© preferred B (quar.)
2
11-15
2
<quar.)___
12-23
4141-
11-29
12-
12-
10c
preferred A (quar.)
conv. pfd. B (quar.)
Stock
25c
12-13
12-10
Co.
(quar.)
Club Ltd., common (s-a)
common
Co.
1-10
1-10
1-10
1-10
3-4-58
$2.50 l-10-ft«
75c
1-15
977ic
2- 1
$1
2- 1
$1.50
(quar.)
Street
32
10c
Pottery
Ontario Jockey
25c
$1.17
$1.10
$1.0772
95c
(12 cents from net investment income and
15c
(quar.)____
Telephone
Distance
Natural
Preferred
6
$1.1272
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Ltd.
Oneida,
Onondaga
6%>
(quar.)
preferred
common
Oliver Tyrone Co.
Omar,
(quar.)
convertible
4 V2%
(accum.) —
(quar.)__
Glass
Piedmont
$1.0674
pfd.
common
Long
Plllsbury Mills
25c
Olin Mathieson Chemical,
~
Quarterly
America—
Co.
1
(annual)
Philadelphia & Trenton RR (quar.)
Philip Morris, Inc., common
(quar.)
3.50%;
preferred
(quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)
25c
Insurance
quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co., common
(quar.)
$1 preference
common
(quar.)
4.68%
preferred (quar.)
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
4.307©
preferred
(quar.)
l
3.80%
preferred
(quar.)
Phlla., Germantown & Norristown RR. Co.—
Quarterly
20c
of
Co.
net
Extra
Line,
(Increased)
Co.,
Philadelphia Bourse
$2.50
Products
ordinary
(initial)
com.
(incr.
Inc.
&
preferred
47©
40c
Insurance
(Charles)
from
Extra
3772C
River
12- 9
'
America—
cents
40
Pfaudler-Permutit,
Pioneer
20c
Old
of
gains)
$1.11
(quar.)
Republic Life Insurance (Chicago)~
Old
Corp.
12- 3
—_______
Republic
Old
(quar.)
Inc.
12-18
$1.10
(quar.)
Corp.
Life
Line
$1.12Va
(quar.)
income and 35 cents from railzed capital
5c
Coal
preferred
Petroleum
66c
(quar.)
Service
Mississippi
12-16
1-31
50c
10c
50%
d
Mining
Natural
40c
(quar.)
common
dividend
Nil.(year-end of
9772C
—
Machine Corp
&
Co.
12-10
1-6-58
12-14
—
11-29
13-31
Co.,
12- 3
125c
Extra
20c
Paper
12-20
57©
Piper
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Quarterly
4- 1
12-14
(quar.)
Neon Products
Canada
Ltd. (quar.)
Nestle-Le Mur Co. (quar.)
Nekoosa-Edwards
Nevada
Oil
Ohio Water
12- 6
35c
20c
Year-end
•
Forge
Ohio
12- 6
»2- 6
12- 6
11-15
1- 8
11-15
12-16
—
(quar.)
12- 3
40c
Milk
.
12- 3
25c
(qunr.)_
preferred
(quar.)
1-2
;—
Preferred
V
common
Co.,
preferred
4.40%;. preferred
1-2-58
1-2-58
12-20
12-13
12-16
12-16
1-2
12-13
1- 2
25c
25c
25c
35c
Common
";
Edison
12- 2
12- 2
(increased)
12-18
„.
(quar.)
'
12-20
Pipeline
12-18
be
(quar.)
12-13
12- 2
12-19
12-12
1-
12-16
12-10
Peter
50c
Ltd., com.
Co.
1
12-27
1-15
12-31
10c
25c
,
ts-a)
Mills,
Ohio
12-16
11-29
3c
7c
40c
$1
50c
40c
Lumber,
12-18
10%
5c
Crankshaft
1- 1
50c
50c
30c
'
*
12-10
7&c
Basin
4% 7©
35c
10c
40c
(quar.)
Year-end
Neaber
Films
30c
(quar.)
Extra
per
(increased)_
Inc.
50c
*
S
Cement
15c
1-24
12- 2
11-29
11-20
1- 2
12-23
20c
(reduced)-
(quar.)
Corp.
Stock
Africa
will
6 9/10%
of
.
Ogilvie Flour
11-15
1-14
1- 2
12-10
South
of
(quar.)
Co.
Products,
Official
(Pittsburgh)
Co.
Quarterly
National-U
Nazareth
—
5%%
—
National-Standard
5%
tax
3.90%;
12-16
2-1
Union
share.
Qmo
Series:
Growth Stock series
•
25c
50c
—
Securities
(quar.)
(quar.)
(increased)
Co.
deducted).
Oak Mfg.
Oakite
Oliver
17c
15c
(quar.)——
& Research-
dividend
12-10
*-
10c
non-resident
Old Ben
2%
(year-end 1
-
•National
Inc.
O'okiop Copper, Ltd., ordinary (Interim)
(Equal
to
approximately
70
cents
12- 9
12-17
<11-15
12-20
1-27
11-29
11-29
12-13
12-20
11-12
11-18
12-13
12- 6
B
dividend
Extra
(quar.)
com.
■
1-1
1- 2
& Investment—
non-cumulative preferred (s-a«__
National Presto Industries, Inc. (quar.)
National Rubber Machinery (quar.)
National Securities
—
Works
Water
Pharmacal
Oklahoma,
5%
National
(Initial)
Northrop Aircraft
Norwich
Pet
70c
$1,337
(increased)
com.
first preferred (quar.)
v
National Mortgage
-
Gas,
preferred (quar.)
Quebec Power, Ltd.,
t37%c
(qnar.)__^
(quar.)_^_—;
& Steel Castings-(quar.)
A
Malleable
(quar.)
preferred
5 Vi%"
12- 2
12-13
15c
common
preferred B
•Stock
5.80%
1-17
'quar.>_
Lead
National
Ltd.,
Mills,
Hosiery
Class
■
Natural
12-20
1- 1
(quar.)
$1.50 pref. (quar.)_—_________—
National Gypsum Co., common (quar.)
>
Stock
dividend
National
preferred
Northern
11-12
11-29
12- 2
12-16
11-21
12- 3
1
(Increased)
30c
tl5c
(quar.)
Ltd. Co., common
Grocers,
(semi-anuual)_——
Ry.
Corp. (extrai__
Indiana Public Service-—
Common
12-10
12-30
12-16/
1- G
12-13
Illinois
Northern
Permian
t.69c
Y.) .<quar.)_—
(1956 series)
(quar.)
Northeast Capital Corp. (stock div.)
Central
11-12
20c
(quar.)
Ltd., common
(qitar.)
series)
(quar.)
Nortneru
12-10
$1.05
$1.06'4
$1.12
(N.
:
(1956
Northern
(quar.)
(Quarterly)
50c
44c
Refractories
pfd. (qnar.)
preferred
$2.50
;
10%>
Corp.
Insurance
pfd.
$2.50
2%
Stpck dividend
National. Gas & Oil Corp.
National
,
25c
^National Electric Welding Machine Co/(quar.)
:
,
.
12-10
12-10
12-10
12- 2
12-13
12- 3
1- 1
15c
12-20
11-29
12-16
12-20
12- 6
12-16
12- 3
12-12
11-29
11-29
12-16
11-29
Co.—
Peoples Drug Stores Inc. (quar.)
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke (quar.)
Pepsi-Cola Co.
(increased quar.)—
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Long Island—
45c
(quar.)
*
Coal
North
5
Pine
-
12-10
1- 2
1- 2
Light
15c
Investment, 6'%
preferred (quar.)__
Extra
>tal,gainsf^_j._l—. $1.65
12-20
Biscuit Co., common (quar.)
50c
1-15
••-Extra
——-—20c «. 12-16
'National Cash Register Co. (quar.30c
1-15
National Casket Co. (quar.)
___
25c
2-15
"National
Casualty ' Co.
(quar.)
30c
12-15
'National City Lines (quar.)
50c
12-14
National Company Inc., com. (Stock div.)—_
2%
12-27
"Preferred (quar.)
:
——
90c
1- 1
National Cylinder Gas, common (quar.)____
45c
12-10
National Dairy Products (quar.)__^
45c
12-10
"National Distillers & Chemical Corp.—
"
' ' '
1- 2
1- 2
&
(quar.)
Extra
40c
•
North American
12- 6
11-20 '
National
414%/preferred
cl. A
Corp.,
dividend
American
12-
2
12-16
$3c
18%c
•»
(quar.)_
Slock
5
12-27
12-13
11-21
12- 2
40c
i
Ltd
Cement
12-
12- 5
1- 8
12-20
90c
'
dividend
B
Class
ordinai-y
from
60c
$1.10
$1.12>/a
83%c
$1.15
Power
(quar.)
Common
Perfex
(quar.)
J"_
Stock
<r
1-
from realized capi-
$1.23
12- 2
12- 9
Pennsylvania
i.C.C.)
of
(quar.)
....
North American Aviation Inc.
tquar.)_
North American Car Corp. (increased quar.)
12-20
,"12-13
12-10
12-16
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Engineering Corp.
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp.
12- 5
2
$50c
57*
(stock div.)
Ry.'
Western
1-
1- 2
50c
50c
(s-a)
(quar.)
approval
to
Norris-Thermador
12- 6
12- 6
1- 2
1- 2
12-21
93%c
11-29
30c
45c
Chemical
Extra
11-29
1- 2
15c
(Chicago)
(quar.)__
Minings Corp.,
Northern
1—
15c
(North)
Ltd.
Extra
;
(Md.)_7'—l___l_77_
^National Aviatioli Corp.
plus
.
Corp. "(quar.)_
Aluminate
income
:
is-a)
fftrtion-Wide: Securities
'net
—
—
& Decatur RR—
National
•/'.
class A (quar.)—
Kashua Corp.,
Nashville
'
quar.),
Ave.
Mines
Normetal
12- 6
1,12-13
12-13
;12-13
25c
45c
45c
Pennsalt
4.60%
15c
Michigan
(Subject
<
'50c
^
"12-14
<
(quar.)
common
30c
>
(quar.)
Extra
12- 2
12- 2
12-13
35c
income)
15c
(initfal
B
Norfolk'&
.
,
11-29
25c
Co.,
Corp.
(quar.)
current
'4Vi%
iNachman
12-14
Fruit
Stock
32VaC
,
I
(quar.)
Cement
Penn-Dixie
preferred
Pennsylvania RR.
Penton
Publishing
-
.
11-22
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Norfolk & Southern Ry.
12-20
"
(quar.)
common
11-22
12-16
Controls Inc.
Penn
preferred
preferred
Nopco Chemical Co.
1- 3 . 12-13
6c
1-15
12-31
T: - Extra
lS
—
—
'■ 10c.
.
1-15
12-31
:•* 6% preferred ;iquar.) —37Vic
1-15 ; 12-31
Munsingwear? Inc., common (quar.)^—1—__
30c .'.<12-15 '11-21
■i
b(4% preferred (quar.),
:
:
26(40 .12-15
11-21
Murray Corp. of America (quar.)
%
50c
12-13
12- 5
-Muskogee Co.
(quar.)
—
50c
12-12 711-29
Extra
•
30c
12-12
11-29
Myers (F: E,) 6c Bros, (quar.)________
60c
1-2
12-13
Mutual
11-20
12-16
10c
Telephone, common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.30 preferred (quar.)_^
—__
$1.32
4.50%
3.35%
Noranda
11-22
1-15
$1.31(4
(Mo.)
Year-end
12- 2
$1.65
—
12-15
15c
Products- -Corp.™
(quar.)
preferred
900
%•.-
& Telegraph Co.
States Telephone
12-20
'12-9
-
45c
85c
90c
Year-end
12-13 " 12- 3
30c
27©
Metal
4.40%
Class
12- 2
$3.50
0
.
1- 2
21Vzo ;.
—
(quar.)
Quarterly-:
Mueller'"Brass Co.
(quar.)
?
...
.
_—
Mountain Fuel Supply
Mountain
(quar.)
Mills^; common
Vernon
12-10
■.
dividend
Ford,
(21c from accu-
12- 2
11-14
$15c
12-10
1-24
1-24
30c
8%c
1- 1
2-15
2-15
2-15
12-16
12-13
12-15
Corp.
&
$1
12-10
12- 2
12- 2
12- 2
12- 2
12-20
12-20
12-31
12-31
12-31
12-31
12-31
90c
.
.
97V2C
$1.02Va
Niagara Wire Weaving Co., Ltd.—
Class A (initial quar.).
12- 2
12-14
40c
Corp.: (quar.)——_
^Mount Royal Dairies. Ltd. (quar.)——_—
Mount
12-14
20c
-
50c
25c
33c
■:
Pennroad
(quar.):
from
12- 6
4.7c
(quar.)
UExtra
12-10
(year-end)
(quar.)
\ mulated undisturbed capital gains and 14c
vf$1.75 % 1-2 CV12- 6
t$1.75 .;, -1- 2
12- 6
7%
»
preferred
12-24
.
Corp.
Peninsular
12-16
(quar.)
5.25%
11-29
+20c - -.j% 1- 2<
•
1- 2
(quar.)__
Niagara Share Corp.
$1.12 72':.- l- 1
11-29
$1.17Va'"'. '-if-1- 1'- 11-29
«St45c n... /1- -2 >12*> 6
—_______
*
*
Penick
12- 6
12- 6
12- 6
12- 4
11-30
11-26
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
11-29
25c
Corp.
Extra,
Penn
3.90%
11-18
12- 2
(quar.)—" >$2.50-" :12-10 '
21c
12-16
25c;,
1-1
1-1-58
1-1-58
1-1-58
12-19
12-10
12-12
—_
preferred
12- 3
12-13
(quar.)
common
Cement
Peninsular
9334c
(year-end)
(quar.)
11-29
$1.12 V2
$1.12Va
65c
$1
50c
—;
(Ohio). (quar.)
3.60%
12- 6
1-15 : .12- 6
1-2 M2- 6
(quar.)———___ —
Montana-Dakota. Utilities, .common
(quar.)
Inc.
1- 2
93%c
Service
12-16
80c
conv.
Corp.
(quar.)
Coal,
Peabody
•
,
.
_
,
-
& Company
12- 4
11-15
50c
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock—
Special
__v
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp., com. (quar.)_
3.40% preferred (quar.)
Works Ltd.
(quar.)' _$25c
1- 2 7" 12- 9
Co.-<quar.)_—___——4. -, . 15c,
1- 8 : 12-10
Moore-McCorinack Lines (quar.)
—
: 37%cw-' 12-14
"11-29
Morgan Engineering Co., common (quar.)—. .
. .30c
•
12-10 *11-26
-£f„ Stock
dividend
10%
12-10
11-26
>t k Extra
•
—:
'
->?• 15c
12-10,-. 11-26
V;$2;50 prior preferred (quar.) —
.
- 62Vic .
1- 1 *' 12- 9
j
.
series)
Company
45c
$1
37%c
50c
2%c
30c
12%ac
$20c
$35c
lQc
<
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
Corp.
5%
Co.,
preferred
Pemco
(quar.)_
Newport Electric Corp.,
3%% preferred (quar.
Chemical
Nicol
Water
Telephone
Newberry (J. J.)
7%
12-20
(quar.)_,
Newark
$1
Ltd
com.
(quar.)
Transportation (quar.)
Manufacturing, Ltd., com. (quar.)
Paton
12- 9
12- 9
preferred
2nd
(quar.)_
(1949
25c
$1
Chemical
Peerless
held
shares
G5
preferred
preferred
York
New
Locomotive
Montrose
P.)
Co.
Reading
(quar.)
Parker-Hannlfin
1- 2
1- 2
12-20
2%
div.)__
preferred
%;
$4.50
1-15
$1.75;
tquar::),;
(J.
of
for each
preferred
Pictures
Paramount
Park
Line,
Pipe
(quar.)
6%
Mfg.,
(quar.)
Holden
12-16
1- 1
1- 1
12-23
1-2-58
12-17
12-27
12-13
12-13
1-3-58
12-13
12-16
preferred
11- 8
(stock div.;—
York State Electric &.Gas
33,4%
11-25
11-25
50c
.
25c
•Morningstar
(stock
RR.
Eastern
51
Payable of Reo.
Share
Parmelee
$1.09
$1.183,4
(quar.)__
York, Chicago & St. l>ouis RR.
New
11-25
.
' "-25a.
(quar.)—
Co., common
Montreal
Morgan
share
47©
Pantex
12- 6
12- 6
1- 1
1- 1
12- 9
25c
(quar.)
Central
stock
'-•••'
12-261
$1.40
_
"ff\. Extra
*?Clases/A
$1
$1.01(4
pfd. (quar.)
(reduced)
Panhandle
12-16
11-18
Service—
Auction
York
One
12-13
»-V-
dividend
Montgomery. Ward
Public
preferred
preferred
York
New
New
11-29
1- 2
Co.—
Cement
Portland
ih 6^v preferred. iaccum.) ...1Monsanto Chemical Co., common
Stock
_
(quar.)____
Equipment Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Auto
Monroe
Orleans
4.36%
4:»4%
18c.- 12-12 , 11-25
%%■•'12,-12
11-25
125c ..12-15
11-15
$3
1- 2,
11-20
20c
12-12
12- 2
...
I25c
<1-2
12-20
-.'435c • 12-13
11-27
+35c.
12-13 >11-27
' 15c - 12-20% 12- 6
; 45c
1-14
12-20
1 % 627aC 1- 1 .% 12-14
(quar.i,—-——-4
B
New
11-15
Co.
..
Modern Containers,
T Class
Zinc
Jersev
i '
<quar.)___
common
.
class A (accum.)
Mobile & Birmingham RR. Co., 47© pd. (s-a)
Modine M'fg. Co.: ».quar.)_;
u—————
MolSon's
Jersey Power & Ligjit, 4%
"preferred (quar.)
Name of Company
12-13
12^27
1- 2
12-10
2%
(stock div.)
When
Per
,
Payable oj Rec
45c
85c
(quar.)__
Co. (increased quar.)_,
4.05%
New
•>
Co. Ltd.,
(Robert)
-
60c
This stk.
fr. mow on a quarterly dividend basis.
Stock
New
1-2 /12-16
1- 2. "• 12-16
1- 2-1 12-16
12-17 • 11-29
-
24%c
:
'(From Pacific
income for 19561
fissouri availableRR. class A—_,
C
.
-
-
Missouri
Natural Gas
--
$!->.. 12-12
—►—-
Gas
Water
Jersey
■
(quar.)_—-L.—
—
Mississippi Power Co., 4.40',b pfd. <quar.)_— "x
$4.60
preferred
<quar.)-___.N.____-:_
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line,
common
Mitchell
'
•-
Haven
Haven
New
-
12-27 •' 11-30
30c-. 12-12 .: 11-15
<■
—.—
New
New
•
•-
25c«
preferred
| Class B
<•
"•*»•
~
^
Holder»
When
Per
Share
of Company
Name
Shares-Pay abie*of Jleo.
•
.
When tHolderi
per
-
;Name of Company
<2519)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
l' 6
12_lb
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2520>
Per
Name of
Putnam
(vear-end
"and
29c
from
Pvle-National
of liec.
income
gainst
(quar.)
12-20
42c
30c
1-
2
12-20
1- 2
12- 6
12- 8
50c
12-16
11-15
(quar.;
series
Scudder,
Oil Refining
Quaker State
Quebec
Co.
Power
Mining
Quemont
Corp.
<qua*\)_„
335c
tloc
(quar.)
Ltd.
Corp.,
.
2-25
11-29
6%
preferred
Machinery, Inc., com.__
(S-a)
84.75
—
1st preferred (quar.)-.——
Purina Co. (increased)
8
——
30 cents convertibk'
class A
Title
Insurance
D.
C.»
Re da
Pump
Reed
Roller
,
■■
-
1
Renold
Chains
Reslstoflex
Bevlor.
12-20
11-19
4%%
1-10
12 %c
12-24
12- 6
15c
59%c
,
(quar.)
(quar.)_.__>
to
13,
amount
Ranch
Richardson
Richfield
approval
Oil
$4
10c
12-10
net
amt.
members
of
approx.
&
Year
$1.50
12-16
12-26
2c
A
Myers,
11-25
of
12-
12-16
12-
12-16
11-15
12-20
12-
17 %c
12-15
to
10-29
12- 5
$1.50
12-
12-14
12-20
12-10
12-20
12-10
11-22
$1
12-10
11-22
10%
1-13
11-22
Extra
Stock dividend
Robertson
-
I James)
Co.,
Ltd
$50c
Robinson 7J. C.)
Co., class A (quar.)
Robinson Little & Co. Ltd. (quar.)
Rochester
&
Genessee. Valley
3c
5Vs'%
Mfg.,
12-
1-1-58
12-23
1-
11-20
preferred'(quar.)
6
683/4C
12-41
10-28
60s
12-10
11-15
,
Stock dividend
Rohm & Haas Co. (stock dividend)
Holland Paper, Ltd. 4%% pfd.
2%
(quar.)_,
convertible
Roxbury
Royal
$1.55
New
York
1954
Petrol.
shares
interest
New
York
Ruberoid
12-16
12-
12-24
25c
12-23
12-16
Russell
(33 Vz
30c
guilders)
$0.6537
guilders)
Industries
common
•
12-20
1-2-58
12-13
12-30
12-10
$1
12-12
(initial
quar.)
■„
25c
.
12-20
$1
81.07V2
1-
1
1-
1
11-27
12-10
11-22
37%c
12-20
12-
$1.23
Ltd.,
1-2
$25c
1-23
12-27
1-25
12-27
(reduced)
25c
6%%
5We
Bcott
Paper
12- 2
1-17
l-io
1-
12-15
11-14
125c
12-14
11-30
Extra
Williams,
12-10
12-
6
1-17
'5-1-58
"4-17
27Vac
,
12-12
2-1-58
27%c
(quar.)
Inc.
12-16
6
25c
6-1-58
7-17
35c
(quar.)
i_
85c
'
(quar,)
;
'
_
:
$1
2
2
12-20
11-15
2-
•
1
2-
$1
40c
l**-
12-10
60c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
&
12-16
12-
27y2c
$3.40
$4
Bcott
1
25c
A (quar.)
(quar.)
common
2
12-16
5%
Co.,
5
$i5c
Corp., common (quar.)
.preferred A (quar.)_,
A
12-
$1.10
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
12-
30c
Co. Ltd.
Fetzer
12-16
12-13
$1.25
—
dividend
&
12-13
37%c
Schwitzer
(Scott
Rico
1
12-19
1.
e
9
12-10
Ltd.
11-
12-10
5%
11-8
11-29
12-13
5%
preferred
Co.
II-15
2-
3
I-
12-16
12-
2
$1.30
12-16
12-
2
125c
1-31
Co.
Nevada
Sun
Sun
12-31
12-13
2
Sunray
2
12-20
Stock
2-
1
Talcott
1-
2
12-13
37»/2c
1-
3
,12-10
50c
12-18
12-18
50c
i- 2
2
12-28
12-31
12-
5
27c
12-31
_12-
&
12-
4
:12-
4
162(ac
151.50
-e-15
•
-
12-20
40c
$1.20
60c
(quar.)
Co.,—
24c
2-
1
common
12-14
12-13
11-29
1- 2:
12-16
Ltd.
11-22
12-20
11-8
12-31
12-24
12-10
12-14
11-15
50c
(quar.)
12-23
$1
$4c
(s-a)
(quar.)
12-13
$4.64
11-15
$1,12 ft
12-15
11-30
4.50%
(quar.)
2nd
11-30
11-30
75c
31c
(quar.)
12-16
"
-
II-29
1-31
1-13
12-14
12-
5.25%
3
$1.16%
$1.07
1-
2
2
Texas
12-16
1- 2
12-16
1-
2nd
1-
class
A
(quar.)
12-13
12-
preferred
97y2c
1-20
.12- *4
12-18
12-15
11-30
1-1
7:12-14
3c
*
..
^
15c
;
*
55c
$4 pfd.
(quar.)
$1.16
(quar.)__
*
12- 9
7
12-
12-19
12-
3
12-19
12-
3
2-
1
2-
1
1-15
12-16
11-22
12-13
$1.06%
1-1-58
12-13
$1.12%,
1-1-58
12*13
(quar.)
$1J5
1-1-58
$1.16
1-1-58
12-13
$8.16%
1-1-58
12-13
$1.22%
12-13
1-1-58
12*13
1-1-58
$1.28
1-1-58
12-13
$1.31 %
1-1-58
12-13
60c
!
1-1-58
$L25
12-10
common
(quar.)
dividend
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-
25c
12-16
11-29
2%
Transmission,
11-29
12-30
(reduced
1
12-16
1-
1
12-16
25c
12-16
11-29
30c
Co.
1-
12-16
11-15
$1
2-1
1-10
1-10
quar.)
Pipeline Co.—
1-20
1-20
1-20
$1.10
2-1-58
1-20
$4.56 preferred
$1.19
2-
1
$1.15
2-1-58
(quar.)
1-80
$4.84 .preferred
$1.14
2-
1
(quar.)
$1.21
2-
1
preferred
(quar.)
($25
par)
So'-cr~i<*n
12-
Sparton Corp., 6% preferred
T-ife
Assuran-e
27 %c
(s-a)
(quar.)
-
2-1-58
1-20
27%c
(quar.)
2-1-58
1-20
*
m
12-16
12-2
$1.50
12-15
11-30
Texas
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Textiles,
4%
Light Co.—
preferred
Utilities
Inc.,
preferred
12- 9
$1.35
(quar.)
Power Ar
8
$1.24
2-1-58
preferred
11- 8
12-10
2-1-58
4.40%
12*13
12-27
2-1-58
4.36%
12-13
$1.27%
$1.06%
1-17
1-15
1-1-58
$1.03%
12- 5
■
35c
35c
Common
$4:76
1-16
2%
preferred
4%
9
$1.02%
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Texas
11-30
7
1-
(quar.)
preferred
2
1-
$1-2-1
-
$1.14
com.
12-
12-15
•?
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.15%
11-30
4c
preferred
Texas Gulf Sulphur
-
2-1-58
11-30
•! 12-16
25c
Texas Illinois Natural Gas
92 Vac
12-13
12-10
: 12-10
7%c
dividend
Gas
Stock
4
12-13
12-28
$2
2
$1.50
(s-a)
(quar.)
5.40%
2
20c
Extra
1-10
5
12- 2
t60c
(quar.)
4.96%
45c
5
12-
12-13
12-14
1-
§
12- 6
J12-
50c
Extra
12-16
(Dallas)—
Quarterly
2
'i
(annual)
common
Company
Stock
$1.25
1-
12-13
30c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred
(quar.)
4.90% 2nd preferred (quar.)
5%
2nd preferred
(quar.)
5.10% 2nd preferred
<quar.)_
5.12% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Texas
Co.—
1
12-
,.
4.65%
12-15
2%
2
27c
2nd
12-15
12-16
12- 6
1-
35c
(quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
4.60%
4.64%
2
1
1- 2
$50c
preferred
11-30
11-29
12-16
1-
$l5c
:
11-30.
12-
11-29
12-31
25c
Co.
Corp.
12-15
12-16
1-1-58
15c
12-15
12-10
11-22
62%c
common
Manufacturing,
$1.18%
$1
11-22
12-10
30c
(quar.)
12-10
t40c
Power,
$1.06%
12- 6
15c
'
(quar.)
preferred
4.25%
<
2
11-22
fiOc
common
Tennessee Gas Transmission,
4.10% preferred (quar.)
.11-30
12- 2
12- 2
2
1-
2
5%
Extra
11-15
12-15
^
12-
1- 2
1-
15c
(quar.)
Texas Electric Service Co.,
$4.56 preferred (quar.)
12-2
12-13
28c
Southwestern Public Service Co.—
3.70% preferred (quar.)
3.90% preferred (quar.)
12-21
50c
preferred
Tennessee
*-12-16
-$1.25
Co.
12-10
12-12
gc
Extra
*:
41-10
12-17
12-20
12-27
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6% 2nd preferred (s-a)
.Temco Aircraft Corp. (quar.)___:
1-15
•
1
70c
:
4.28%
preferred
(quar.)
Southwestern Life Insurance
4.40%
2-
12-31
25c
(s-a)
Electric
12-27
4c
(quar.)
Ranch
6%
6
12-10
lQc
Oil,
Corp.
Products
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)
4.65%
preferred
(quar.)
11-
25c
——
Telluriae
12-10
12-30
75c
Co.
12-10
60c
$1.26 %
Service
11-29
11- 6
35c
—
"Telechrome
t.
2
12-13
12-10
12-14
(s-a;_
Taylor & Fenn Co., 4.32% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Taylor Instrument Cos. (quar.)
Taylor Fibre Co.. 4% tM>nv. pfd. (s-a)
'1-20
1-15
12-
12-14
Extra
Tejon
2-14
12-18
12-16
tl334c
"
Extra
11-29
2
4c
(James), Inc.,
Tecumseh
10c
5%
4.60%
A
preferred (quar.)
Tappan Co.
(quar.)
12-13
-
Co.
Extra
12-16
60c
1
Royalty (quar.)
4Ya%
class
4%
Co.—
dividend
35c
dividend
"Tamblyn (G.), Ltd.,
12-16
1-
150c
—
Co.,
(auar.)
1-
2
16c
Mines
$2.50 preferred
1-15
$1.50
(quar.)
Co., common
6:
Gold
fiwift ■&
12- '1
12V2c
(quar.)
12-13
2
25c
Symington-Gould
Syracuse Supply
Co.
Electric
;
12-
2-28-58
$1.25
3
(quar.)
Mills
6c
4%
(quar.;^
1
Power
Gas
11-29
11-
•$1.25
Southland
Southwestern
12-13
(quar.)_
Sylvanite
(quar.)
Paper
Southwestern
45c
common
1
50c
Southland
Stock
2
11-
12-11
preferred (quar.)
Utah
12-
11-27
12-
Co.
preferred
12-10
11-27
12-26
(quar.)
:
—
5%
2
5c
12-14
15c
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
Southern Union Gas Co., common
(quar.)
4Y2Y0 preferred (quar.).
4V4% preferred (quar.)
434% preferred (quar.)
Southern
1212-
12-14
12-31
12-17
12-10
(quar.)__
Paper Co.
(quar.)
Bylvanfa Electric Products, common
$4 preferred
(quar.)
3
1
5c
class A
Fund, Inc
Supervised
Shares
12-
1-
25c
Sutherland
12-31
12-17
12-17
12-14
Sunrise
12-
12-31
1
1
12-14
rtiuar.)__(
(quar.)
12-16
11-15
non-cumulative
preferred
Mining
11-29
12-10
12-16
11-
$1
Mid-Continent
12-13
1-15
(quar.)
Co.
12-31
15c
25c
(quar.)
12-10
12-13
Co
-
.11-29
43 %c
30c
com.-(quar.)
12-10
6%
12-31
12-10
11-25
12-11
30c
common
Machine Tool (quar.)
International Petroleum Corp.
12-
12-16
1-2-58
Sundstrand
Sunset
38%c
Ltd.,
11-26
15c
57c.
(quar.)
Corp.
12-31
7c
(quar.)—
12-10
25o
<
_
(quar.)__
$11 %c
12-31
25c
(quar.)
12*14
50c
Publishing Ltd.,
-Sunbeam
1-31
31 Vec
Power
Railway
Co.
1-31
50c
common
11-30
12-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
30c
common
11-30
12-14
dividend
30c
Platinum
12-31
12-14
(quar.)
Oil
Stock
25c
(quar.)
&
Gas
Pacific
5%
Co.
Sunshine
(quar.)
1-10
25c
(quar.)_
50c
(quar.)
preferred
B
120c
(quar.)
12-31
10c
Class B
(quar.).
Natural
Webster,
Broadcasting,
Stuart
2
30c
&
Class
12-13
40c
1-10
(quar.)
Stouffer Corp. (stock
dividend;
Strawbridge & Clothier, $5 pfd.
Stroock (S.) & Co. (reduced)
12-13
—
11-26
12-JL6 :
(quar.):
Extra.
11-15
—
(quar.)
11-29
1- 2
-
;
Storer
-Stone
5
1
$30c
(quar.)
12-
J
Ll-29
12-1411-29
Inc.
11-26
1-
12-14
-
35c
pfd.
12-16
1-
25c
11-29
2nd
12-11
$1.25
12-14 '
37VaC..
,
.
(quan)
Stonecutter Mills Corp.,
Class
B
(quar.)
11-26
150c
Power
Southern
convertible
preferred
11-22
Laboratories—
Sugar,
Materials
prior
11-26
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
11-15
—
6%
preferred
(quar.);
Indiana Gas & Electric—
Common -(quar.) ;
4.80%- preferred (quar.)
Southern
preferred
Stokely-Van Camp, Inc.,
20c
(quar.)
A
(quar.)_
Stores (quar.)
Bros.
12-26
12-13
12-13
11-19
12-10
$1.25
Forge
12-11
12-14
JL1-29
3%
&
12-14
12-16
12-H)
12-17
12-24
15c
v ».
(quar.)_™_
75C
55c
1240
25c >
(quar.).
preferred
7%
11-20
11-29
75c
12- 2
1-12
12-20
75c
,••/
.
Sterling Discount Corp. (Atlanta)
Stern & Stern
Textiles, 4V2% pfd.
Btix, Eaer & Fuller, common
11-29
1-2-58
1-2-58
12-16
v
25c
Sterchi
11- 8
12-13
.,-
Stecher-Traung Lithograph—
8
12-10
12- 8
90c
.
series
11-29
12-27
* 25c
.
Extra
11- e
12-10
.
.
'
Sterling Aluminum Products
11-30
11-8
11-29
12-10
v
lQc
,
&rTerstegge Co. (quar.)
Steel Improvement
Stock dividend
Southern
5%
(quar.)
6% (convertible preferred
11-30
-11-30
12-20
-12-B
50c
...
i____
(quar.)
Supply Co. 4 quar. U__.
Bros.,
1-10
12-27
40c
Co.
5%
*T~
preferred
1-17
5
i
U-29
d.1-29
12-10
30c
Clas^ B
Statton
.
12-10
25c
(year-end)_
S.)
.1-10
12-10
„
30c
v
Works
Stedman
12-31
12-34
$i5c
..
(qtiar.)i_—
Starrett (L.
Corp.—
(quar.)
Canada
5.05%
G
t$1.25
(quar.)
Bt. Paul Fire 6c Marine Insurance
(quar.)
Bt. Regis Paper Co.—
$4.40
1st preferred 6erie6 A
(quar.)
Balada-Shirriff-Horsey,
11-27
-Stanley
9
12-31
11-18
1-15
.1-20
5%
(quar.)
;
11-29
12-10
12-10
25c
Shares
Extra
12-
10c
-
11-27
37 %c
Public
©chlage Lock Co.
•
•:
,12-10
115c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Southern
•
(quar.)l_____
Equipment (extra)-
common
Finance & Loan Corp., class A
6%
-
Gold
Southern
Service, class A
Rt. Loui6-Sar. Francisco Ry. Co
$5 preferred
(quar.)
5y2%
Original
*4.80%
12-12
Railway
Register,
A
State
12-
11-28
A1--8
6c
9
2
11-28
12-10
12-10
(quar.)__
12-
1-
t
12-10
62%c
Ltd.
12-16
10c
(quar.):
preferred
-
12-27
Corp. Ltd., common
preferred A (quar.)
Stock
11-30
»
Lawrence
Barnla Bridge
'
Steel
Radio,
Fuel
12-31
11-13
50c
93%Cr-
State
112 V2c
common
Southern
(s-n)____
(stock
(increased quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Louis
6
6
8
15c
(quar.)
Porto
12-20
».
,
12-12
2
11-.13
.
(quar.)
*12-12
1-
11--e
12-20
,:„-
60c
12-26
1- 2
12* IS
35c
dividend
Standard
11-29
12-14
12-30
12-30
12-10
55c
12-26
50c
Oil Co.
10c-
11
50c*
(quar.)
Standard Tube Co., class B
Stanley -Home Products (quar.).,
6
II-
•
75c
Southern
12-10
1-2
Joseph Light & Power—
5%
1212-
$2.25
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Joseph Lead Co
5%
.
7
41.25
Common
Rt.
2
11-
12-
18-13
12-10
$30c
(quar.)——
quarterly
Penn
11-46
.12-16
18%c
(quar.)_____
70c
Works
French
4.32%. ^preferred
5c
¥
4.30%
Bt.
-
.
4%
6t.
1-
held)
Safeway Stores—
Bt.
12-1G
12-16
$1.12%
divid.)—
(Payable In Vapor Heating Corp. Two slis.
of
Vapor Heating stock for each 100
New
12-16
40c
(quar.)
C.). Co., (resumed)
Russell-Miller Milling Co., 4y2% pfd. (s-a;_
Rutland Railway Corp., 5 fc
pfd. (accum.)„
Royalty Corp.
>
130c
__;
Co.
11-16
12-16
(incr. quar.)
Kentucky
$1.80
Goutham Co., Ltd. (quar.-)
Southern California Edison
11- 7
Stock
Class
2
12-
12-16
35c
2
12-19
12-20
25c
(quar.)
preferred
B'e
...•
"50c
_____
preferred
(F.
Babine
.
.
Pressed
Standard
Paper Mills, Ltd.—
American
South
1-31
12-16
,
$0.6537
(quar.)
4%%
Bafety
2-10-58
.
u.1
_
'
25c
Special
11-18
ctfs.
(Jacobs
shares
12-17
of
15c
Morgan)
Mfg.
South
41-18
12 %c
(quar.)
12-17
I-17
;
(quar.;
Georgia Natural Gas,
preferred (quar.)
South
Jersey Gas
(quar.)
2
15c
I-15
t$1.75
$6
-
Co.
-
150c
South
11- 8
(quar.)
shares <33%
Company
Extra
Ruppert
11-22
5%
preferred
2-25
2-15
Co.
Products
.Standard
2
-
Corp.
Corp.,
12-16
12-16
•
Standard
3
—
Aircraft
South
11-15
12-27
$$1.06%
Co.- (quar.)
Carpet
Dutch
12-18
3%
Rolls-Royce (year-end)
Ronson Corp. (quar.)
5%
12-
6c
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
Soss
Quarterly
com.
12- 3
1-
-1
Sonotone
11-#
12®16
J
Standard
———
(S.
12-9
12-20
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
11-29
125C
Publishing
•Bocony Mobil Oil Co.
■Rockwell Spring & Axle—
Rose Marie Reid,
12-12
12-19
5c
-(quar.)
&
11-21
87%c
common
Standard Oil Co. (New Jersey)
•Standard Oil Co. of Ohio, common
3%% preferred A (quar.)__
11-25
11-20
-
12-19
50c
4%
11-25'
12-16
12-12
Standard
—-
Extra
12-20
dividend)
Standard vOil
12-19
(quar.)
Extra
12-16
1-2-58
12-16
$1
i
Kline
Smith
2
12-31
$2
12-16
-
12-
Smith-Corona, Inc. (quar.)
Snap-On Tools Corp. (quar.)
Solar
(stock
common
12-16
$20c
(s-a)
1
12- 2
Corp
preferred
JU-21
25c
Inc.,
dividend
(One share of Standard
Oil (New Jersey) lor each 70 shares
held)
12-16
115c
(quar.)
12- 6
9
12- 9
Stock
12- S
-
2
Oil
Increased
11-13
$1.19
RR.
Rockland Light & Power Co.—
434% preferred B (quar.)
Rockwell
12-31
1-
50c
Extra
$2
Smith
12-10
60c
1- 1
15c
Engineering
5
343j»c
12-21
120c
preference
(Howard;
2
12-
(quar.)
2
—
Common
12- 5
37y2c
(quar.)_,
12-14
37y2c
(quar.)
12- 2
2
Mfg.
Smith
1-
25c
—
preferred
1-
common
(quar.)
O.)
*
•
Standard Gil Co. of California
(Del.) Xquar.)
Btandard Oil Co. of Indiana
1-
j
(A.
'
-
(quar.;_"
(quar.)
Brands,
Extra
1-
(quar.)
Extra
end
preferred
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls, com.
5V2%
preferred (quar.)
Robertson H. H.) Co.
(quar.)
12-16
25c
Smith
11-29
93c
common
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
Standard Financial Corp., com.
25c
(quar.)
of Canada, Ltd.—
Smith
12-14
12-13
150c
(payable in class A shares)—
Ltd.
12-2
12-13
50c
preferred
J56»/«c
:
Corp.
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Skenandoa Rayon Corp., class A
5%
prior
preferred
(quar.)
37%%
12-14
1
1-
2%
common
Paper
Sinclair
Singer
11-30
60c
12-19
10c
Simpsons,
6
7%d
1- 2
50c
(quar.)_.—
convertible
Simplex
5
5c
11-25
tl7c
^
Year-end
2
20c
(quar.)—
common
12-10
$1
deduction
Inc.,
12-10
35c
(quar.)
&
'
com. (quar.)
Simonds Saw 6c Steel Co..
11-18
30c
;
2
10c <•
—
Simmons Co.
11-2;
12-13
dividend
Btandajd
11-25
1-
55c
1
preferred (quar.)
$3
11-29
12-16
30c
30c
_
Simmons-Boardman
11-13
12-14
$3.75
6
2
25C
(quar.)
B
11-29
1-
2%
Mfg.,
,
5%
11-241
12*11
12-14
50c
(quar.)
after
12-18
25c
12--6
1-
133%c
1!
B
Class
75c
12-
12-27
IOC
Bllverwood Dairies, Ltd., class A
(quar.)
12-20
22C
(quar.)
Sllknit, Ltd.,
10-29
12-31
12c)
Nyasaland taxes, subject
approval of stockholders Dec. 12)
Robbins
Class
11-7
Extra
$1.25
—
(quar.)
Breweries Ltd.,
Extra
11-7
2
12-16
12-2
35c-
Stock
l-O
15c
Extra
ls4d
1- €
10c
Extra
Dec,
equal to
"
B
Stock div.
lOd)
1-15
1-15
$1.12
Voting trust certificates
Signal Oil 6c Gas, class A (quar.)
11-12
(Texas)
Paper (quar.)
Roadway Express, class A common (quar.)__
Roan Antelope Copper Mines, Ltd. (final)—
shilling
'
12-10
Valley Gas Co.
Rhodtoia
1-10
1- 2
Raisin
(One
Sicks*
'
12-10
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
Rio Grande
'2-1,
$1.12%
~
Special
Riegel Paper Corp. (quar.)
Riegel Textile Corp., common
River
'12- 6
1- 2
(quar.)
Co.
Oil
Class
(final;—
(Subject
Rice
37 %c
of
tax
American-shares
1957
3
C
90c
—
Manufacturing Co., com. (resumed)
Rhodesian Selection
Trust,
Ltd.
Ordinary
Cllnal; Subject to approval of members of
Dec.
13, 1ST7 less deduction of Rhodesian
Nyasaland
1-
12-
12-31
12-2
$1.12%
Quarterly
Staley -iA. E.)
12Mjc
——-—•
7 Yo
preferred <quar.;__^.
Shoe Corp; of America * (quar.)
Shulton, Inc., class A (quar.)
12-20
Tobacco,
J.)
<quar.)
dividend
Sherman Products
20c
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance (Mass.)
Sherwin-Williams Co.
12-13
-4-1-58
12-31
Rlieem
&
1-15
12-24
25c
11-26
75c
—
Co.
12-31
;
$1.12%
;
12-
30c
preferred (quar.)^
Stock
(quar.)
12-29
Ang.)—
—-—;
Sherer-Gillet
1-15
4.0c
preferred
3.60%
1-25
1-25
3to
—-
(R.
(Los
Gil Co. (quar.)__—:
Sheller
Mfg.
Corp.
(quar.)
Shepard-Niles Crane & Hoist
11-27
f28c
—
preferred
Co.
A
-
11- I
common
1-10
12 (2C
——
class
12-: 2
12-J.O
*
—
G.;
12-14
5%
12-18
25c
(quar.;
(Frank
12-14
20c
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Spokane International RR. (quar.)
Sprague Electric Co.
(quar.)
2
of Rec.
25c
(quar.;
12-16
25c
Shell
42- 3
20c ;
preferred A (quar.)
4.50%
12-20
12-29
60c
12-10
12-17
12-29
10%
————————-
Sheiby Salesbook
,11-19
75c
12-13
1-10
1-10
preferred
Inc.,
€1.25
4%% preferred series B (quar.)
Shawmut Association (Boston;
(increased)-
12-9
1- 2
93%c
__
Reynolds
12-23
15c
Reynolds Metais Co., common (quar.),
Extra
12-13
50c
25c
(Canada), Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
(stock- dividend)
(quar.)
1-
$2.25
i
Corp,
Inc.
4%
12- 2
12-13
$4.50
Spiegel.
HoldtrS
50c
common
25c
(quar.)
■
Common
12- 5
35c
1
—
11-14
12-13
When
Payable
12-16
:
«8%c
Shawinlgah Water & Power Co.,
12-13
1-10
12-18
12-19
9, 1957
$1.37(4"
(accum.)
25c
Extra* 4
12-2
12-17
common
(s-a.i
Extra
Co.,
preferred
$1.25
—-—-
Insurance
Company
$5.50
Share
,
Spencer. Kellogg & Sons Inc.
(quar.;
Spencer Shoe Corp. (stock dividend)
Sperry Rand Corp., common
(quar.)
12-16
25c
——-
inc.
Co.,
Extra
12-27
$1.18%
common
—
Bros.,
Shattuck
12-13
50c
87%c
Inc., common A quar.)——
preferred" (quar.)'
3%%
12-20
12V20
Republic Aviation Corp. (quar.)
rRepublic Pictures Corp., $1 pfd. (quar.)—
Republic Steel Corp. (quar.)—,—
Refractory & Insulation Corp. (quar.)——,
Rich's.
12- 6
12-31
25c
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Slialer
12- 6
25c
1
Company
Carbon
12-27
(quar.)
common
'
.
12-16
12-20
10c
1-
67c
Selberling Rubber Co., common (quar.)
'•
prior preferred
(quar.)t
5% class A preferred (quar.)
Serrlck Corp., class A
(quar.)
Class B
(quar.)
—
12-12
-
$1.20
—
common
$1.12(2
(quar.)
Title
Increased
11-21
1-9
3
,
(quar.)
preferred
3%%
12-12
50c
1*
-
Inc.
Security
12-20
12-31
50c
—
(quar.)
(HI.)
Remington Arms,
4% %
preferred
12-10
7%C
12-
Speer
30c
(quar.)
Corp.,
Lines
Seeman
■
:
6
10c
12-12
12-12
Co.
Inc
Co.,
Sears Roebuck & Co.
11-20
1- 2
12-
12-10
(quar.)
preferred
Seatrain
86c
12-16
L2YzC
Stock dividend
12-10
1- 2
1- 2
12-H)
$1.02»2
(quar.)
42-10
,35c
Co.
Extra
Reeves
Bros.,
Reliance Mfg.
12- 9
12-20
6
preferred (quar.)
5Wo preferred (quar,)
Sealed Power Corp. <quar.)
«
eo
12-27
Co—.
Bit
„
1-2-53
35c
(quar.)
(s-a)—
Hosiery Mills,
.
%c
12-
5%.
11-22
Reading Co.—
4%
non-cumulative 1st preferred (quar.)
4%
2nd preferred-(quar./—
(Washington,
<
Finance
preferred
Seagrave
6
30c
12%c
*25c
$$1.50
—-
.—
Estate
42-
12-13
—
Beat
6
12-16
(quar.)—1
Co.
Seaboard Oil Co,
12-20
2Sc
Ranco, Inc. (quar.)
Rapid Electrotype Co.
(quar.).—___.
Rapid Grip &: Batten, Ltd., common (s-a;_
6% preferred
(quar.)—
——._i
Rath Packing Co.
(resumed;
Ravbestos-Manhattan
Inc.
(quar.)
Reading & Bates Offshore Drilling Co.—
Real -Silk
4-
12-20
12- 2
_
America
of
Corp.
$3.50
Ralston
12-31
12-31
12-20
5c
•
Radoroek Resources
Radio
15c
30c
5c
_
(quar.)—_
Condenser Co.
Steel
6eaboard
$5
Racinc Hvdraulics &
Radio
Stevens
&
50c
Soillin
1-15
1--30
25c
—
preferred (quar.)
&c Clark Fund
A
Per
Name of
Spear
preferred
$4.50
Holder$
Payable of Rec.
Co.—
(quar.)
Bcripto, Inc.. class A (quar.) ——
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, Iiic.—
12- 6
$2
common
4.10%
11-29
When
Share
Water Service
Brook
(increased;
Common
30c
Special preferred
8%
Per
Name of Company
Seranton-Sprlng
investment
capital
Co.,
Holders
(Boston'—
from
13c
of
When
Payable
Share
Company
(George) Fund
Monday, December
...
Co.
,
(increased)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
■
40c
25c
-
'
.
1-.2
12-10
25c
1-
2
1-10
1-10
12-
2
11-23
11-23
Volume
186
Number 5697
.
.
Name of Company
>j
Textron,
Inc.,
SI.25
j
common..;
convertible
Class
B
Thomson
class
Electric,
Stock
preferred
conv.
Roofing
Inc.
series
Co.
B
(increased)
1
12-13
United
11-22
U.
12-14
12-14
1- 3
11-30
11-30
12- 6
11-27
12-10
11-20
25c
12-10
11-20
83Ae
12-20
12-
1-10
A
(quar.)___
•Trans
dividend
Oil
Mountain
rTrinsameriea
^•jS2.55
PC$4,90
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Forging
Co.
Greenbush
Coal
Co.
Co.,
of
Stock
Virginia
10c
12-10
(quar.)—__—
32c
12-16
11-29
—
$1.75
12-15
11-30
70c
$1.25
!
3%
Film
(stock
12-
Underwood
!___
12-27
12-31
1- 2
1-15
2%
12-10
11-20
2%
12-10
11-20
12-16
1- 1
12- 2
12-13
■fV Extra
—
tlOc
3i60e non-cum. partic. 2nd pref. <quar.)—$15c
Union Chemical & Materials Corp., 50- pref.
2 l/12c
1-1
12-13
1-1
12-13
12-31
12- 9
(quar;)_____
Corp,
Ltd.,
Corp.,
—
.
common
(In anticipation oi the Union-Vulcan merger
Dec. 31, 1957).
Union
Electric Co.,
$4.50
*
preferred
$3.70
$3.50
preferred
Union
Union
Investment
Union
Lumber
Oil
of
Union Oil
t
Corp.
1-20
2-15
1-20
2-15
(quar.)
(extra )
California
(quar.):
__
12-14
11-29
12-20
12-
4
25c
—
75c
15C
______—
12-16
12-
6
60c
2-10
1-10
& Gas Corp. o-f Louisiana—
(quar.)______—
B
Class
1-20
87 %c
A
Class
1-20
92 %c
(Calif.)
Co.
Union
Co.
11-27
2-15
2-15
—____
(quar.
Steel
Electric
12-27
$1
38c
r___
(quar.)
—__
—__
12-16
20c
12-
12-16
12-
6
Pacific
Union
Stock
(quar.)
Yards
Union
Sugar
Union
Wire
Extra
RR.
6
Co,
Class
B
5%
class
A
__
—_——_——
Theatre
Circuit,
$4.50
preferred
Board
United-Carr
Fastener
Elastic
United
United Electric
United Fruit
United
United
(quar.)
——_
shares
Fund
income
profits)
plus
(14c
26c
from
from
Improvement, common (quar,)__
pi-eferred (quar.)—
Illuminating Co.
United
Molasses, Ltd.
Merchants
New
U. S.
Borax
—
(interim)
of depositary)*-&
RR.
Canal
Chemical Corp.,
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
C<?., class A
Foil
S.
(quar.)_
7%
U.
S.
U.
Lines
S.
4VaVc
tquar.)
—
(quar.):
Inc.,
common
(reduced)
dividend
Life
Insurance
Co.,
:
(N.
common
preferred
Lumber
Warner
Co.
Y.)
British
12-20
11-29
x
Less
Jamaica
12-20
11-29
7
Previous
12-20
&
Weco
West Indies
dividend
11-29
Wickes
Wieboldt
12-24
11-14
1-
1-8
'
Corp.
5%
conv.
5%
conv.
Oil
Williams
Bros.
12-10
Williams
&
Extra
Wilson &
(s-a)
(quar:)
fs-a)___
s
12-20
12- 2
12-20
12-2
50c
12-24
11-29
Winn-Dixie
12-24
11-29
Wisconsin
15c
1- 2
12-31
11-29
12-13
l''o
12-31
12-13
Wisconsin
1- 1
12-20
12-13
Wiser
12-
Wisconsin
11-29
G'/jC
50c
•
12-13
22%c
1-1-58
20c
12-18
4
Co..
preferred
Wisconsin
4.40%
9
12-14
11-30
12-20
12-
&
12-
12-14
{30C
preferred
6
4%%
preferred
4.80%
preferred
11-21
12-20
11-27
12-23
12-
2
1-
7
1-31
.
1-
3
announced the.
Nov., 25
on
Canada.
1-
1
-
1
2
1-
40c
5%
2
12-
6
1-
2
12-
6
12-13
12-10
,
12-10
1
12-17
1-
12-27
1-15
50c
12-26
3 2-10
12-
ore
imported
from
lower
at
foreign
chrome
American
Africa
for
Continent
now
Nov.
12-20
1-
1
12-20
12-16
12-16
1212-
filed
company
27,
Dec.
The
a
2
sells
company
five
2
15c
12-13
12-
12-20
Net
12-10
12-10
12-10
1-
1
products,
1-31-58
1-15
12-15
11-30
12-20
11-29
2
12-10
12-14
12-14
12-14
bank
SEC
on
made on a best elforts
it wiU receive a selling
,
r
.
Social Sta¬
Tablets, and
and Packaged
Envelopes,
Writing
financing, estimated at $568,750, will be used
capital for raw material and finished goods
"borrowings.—V.
185,
p.
to handle
be applied
2036.
(EST)
on
Dec.
first mortgage
The
will up to 11 a.m.
it of $4,500,000
11 receive bids for the purchase from
bondsfls?eries B, due Dec. 1, 1987.
SEC has
an order authorizing the company to
bidding, these bonds. Net proceeds will
issued
'
sell,
Expected Dec. 11—
441 Stuart St., Boston 16, Mass.,
The company at
at competitive
issue and
he applied
11-30
payment of short-term note indebtedness incurred for capitaliz¬
able expenditures, and the balance used to reimburse the treasury lor
11-30
the
to
Light
$1.10
Boxed
Suburban Electric Co.—Bids
12-13
$1.20
the
12-16
12-13
$1.12%
reduce
to
11-22
12-31
1-
with
inventory and certain pieces of manufactured equipment
the school supply business. Some part of the proceeds may
11-22
12-31
75c
proceeds of this
working
additional
as
9
8c
30c
statement
registration
1957, covering $650,000 of 20-year 6'» convertible debentures,
15, 1977, to be offered for public sale in $1,000 units at the
School Supplies, Packaged
Commercial Stationers' Supplies.
1-30
2-20-58
$1.12 %
t
so
City, Mo.—Registers Pro¬
Offering With SEC—
principal amount thereof. The offering is to be
basis by White
Co., of St. Louis, for which
commission of $125 per $1,000 debenture.
12-20
SI.50
are
dependent
essential to t
entirely
almost
11-15
1
1
$1.06'A
is
the chrome ores which
tionery,
—
Sirategic-Udy
treated by conven¬
•••:
due
1-
20c
the
by
ores
'
Stuart Hall Co., Inc., Kansas
This
6
1-
35c
made indicate that ferrobe
produced from readily
cost
12-18
$1.06 %
quar.)*
for'thx*ec or
the Lac Dubonnet 'mining property.
already have been
products can
chrome
posed Debenture
12-10
75c
$1.25
to continue
expected
is
chrome
domestic
Asia and
11-15
12-24
run
11-29
12-16
85C
$1.31 %
1-10
12-31
•
production of chrome alloy and stainless, steels.
"Negotiations for financing Strannar Mines currently are in process
and their success is reasonably assured.
"Under terms of the agreement the Gunnar group will direct tiny
mining operations of Strannar Mines and Strategic will supervise and
conduct the subsequent electric furnace operations."—V. 186, p. 1780.
1-10
1
to say:
on
erected at
which
other
North
"The
on
11-29
1
2-
$1.25
75c
9
2-
goes
tional methods.
12-10
3 2-
This
would, be
tests
than
process
12-10
2
further
has agreed to pay, without any reimbursement
costs of running the ore through the Strategic-Udy
Chemical Processes Ltd. prototype plant at Niagara
group
&
and
available
11-15
1-
CO
"Initial
12-10
1-
for
Canada.
Out.,
plant which
12-10
1-
return
weeks.
chrcme
12-13
12-10
50c
$1.25
;
Ltd.
of
has shipped 1,500 tons of concentrate and smelt¬
ing ore to the prototype plant. Processing of this ore and concentrate
will enable Koppers Co., Inc., well-known engineering and construction
firm associated with Strategic Materials, to gather definite engineering
data as a background for designing and estimating costs* of a smelting
12-10
12-14
30c
18%c
iquar.).
;8fJ5.
p.
"The Gunnar group
12-10
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
186,
stock
Strategic, all
Falls,
four
12-12
1-2-58
in
Metallurgical
9
12-27
55c
35c
(quar.)
Co.—
(quar.*
!
1957.—V.
30,
$1.58
"B" common
class
a new company, Strannar Mines Ltd.,
to acquire
owned by Gunnar Mines, Nesbitt La&ine Uranium
Chromite Mining Corp. Lid. situated in the Lac Dubonnet,
Gunner
"The
12-16
85c
;—
(quar.)
Power
and
claims
announcement
The
5*
1
20c
r__
and
Mines
from
Power—
11-22
12-
12-
12-13
25c
Co
Sept.
corporation and Gunnar Mines
formation
of Manitoba,
nar
12-13
1-2-58
si
Michigan Power, 4%% pfd. (quar.)
Public Service (quar.)
Oil
common
12-13
25c
——
Electric
on
of
4
2
</> vH
(quar.)
(monthly)-
outstanding
chrome
area
_
Stores
3,911,464
$2.12
2
15c
pfd.
2,474,750 shares
■
1-
12 Vic
(quar.)
4%%
$0.43
1-
1-2-58
8c
Monthly
$0.33
&
shares
com.
on
$8,304,973
granting the new company exclusive Canadian
rights to use the Strategic-Udy process for the treatment of low-gracio
chromite bearing ore, and for other considerations.
30c
(quar.)
(increased
5,249,492
11-29
3%
—
-—;—
37 %c
56Vic
Co.
Co.
1,066,019
9
30c
—
Inc.
$9,557,304
12-
1-
iquar.)
H.),
$2,287,309
Strategic has received one-half of the common stock equity of Stran¬
1-
;
(quar.)
(Consider
12-10
This
joint
4
40c
(quar.)
pfd. series A (s-a)
pfd. series B (s-a)
Co.
12-
25c
(quar.»—
each 70 shs. held)
common
1957—9 Mds.—1956
$1,730,699
11-29
$5
iquar.)
Stores,
(& Subs.)- -Earnings—
9
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
$4.25
preferred (quar.)
Wilcox <te Gibbs Sewing Machine Co..—
6%
12-27
$1.10
<quar.)__
—
dis¬
12-
15c
—_______—
(quar.)
Paper
12-10
8
12-27
2
12-10
$1.50
—_
com.
final
Strategic Materials Corp.—Canadian Affiliate Formed
11-25
25c
-
6%
Willett
12-
12-20
$1.50
(s-a)_
4% prior lien (quar.)
Wheeling Steel Corp., common (quar.)_
$5 prior preferred (quar.)
Whirlpool Corp., common iquar.)
4%% conv. preferred (quar.)-,—
White Eagle Oil (stock dividend*
White Motor Co., common (quar.)___
5 % 'w
preferred (quar.)
——
Whitehall Cement Mfg. (quar.)
11-29
12- 9
2
12-10
for
Timber
representing the
186, p. 218,
11-22
35c
—
—______
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.,
check
a
35c
(quar.)
sh.
$6.25
taxes
com.
per
and
Mines
—
Mfg.
and
820,008
"B"
issued
11-29
1-
56c
—
Co._____________
Inc.
of
i
35c
—
of Alabama_______
Stationery Corp.—•
(One
Weyerhaeuser
12-10
12-13
12-16
inc.
on
after
profit
•Based
4
&
Coal
distribution
total
a
1957—3 Mos.—1956
Income
class
12-11
taxes
bef,
•Net
11-27
12-
50c
pld.
cancelled
be
Broadcasting Co.
profit
on
12-31
75c
—
div.
12-19
2
12-28
{12 Vac
1- 2
12-27
12-27
1-
25c
4.40%
will
Storcr
11-27
47c
from net investment inc.
security profits) __—
Utilities,
Weyenberg Shoe
Wilcox
12-30
{12 VaC
50c
9
12-10
12-20
B
$1.06%
12-20
—
com.
Rock
Profit
12-31
40c
(quar.)—a
Westpan Hydrocarbon <quar.)_^
11-29
1-15
$1.12%.
(quar.)
make
already deposited with tliQ First National Bank In
Period End. Sept. 30—
1-17
Net
(George*, Ltd., "class A (quar.)__
Stock
5
40c
(quar.)
will
1
3
2-
50c
(partic.)
This
15.
certificates
tribution will be forwarded to the depositor.—V.
2
12-
Nov.
share.
Little
.
dividend
Whitaker
12-
12-
the
of
as
Stock
12-13
12-12
(quar.)
(quar.)_—
Westinghouse Air Brake Co,
Stock
2
12-20
(quar.)_—
Snowdrift Co,
Tablet
12-10
12-19
1-
30c
net
Railway
12- 3
12-13
4
a
First
per
4
12-
11-21
preferred
1- 2
25c
12-
12-19
{10c
—
of
Div.
Stock
Exchange on Nov. 19 received notice in con¬
liquidation of this company that funds for disburse¬
final payment of $1.25 per share have been deposited with,
National Bank in Little Rock, Ark., and payment is to bo
with
nection
the
Sugar
Western
12-24
15c
12-19
12 %C
:
10)
page
11-15
(quar.)
Ltd.
class A
Western
37%c
$2.50 1-10-58
The
12-10
Pulp & Paper (quar.)—
Westeel Products, Ltd.
(quar.)
—
Western Massachusetts Cos, (quar.)_,—____
12-
ment
12-10
2%
Texas
12-16
12-10
12-20
12-12
West Virginia
12- 6
11-26
12- 2
12-20
62 Vac
Co. (extra)—
(extra)
Co.
Midwest
The
11-29
6c
West
Stock
3
11-29
12-16
{20c
—__
—__—
West
5%
12-
12-16
25c
special guaranteed (s-a)
Kentucky Gas (quar.).—
Ohio Gas (quar.)
West
12-19
50c
(reduced)
Jersey & Seashore RR.,
12-20
12-10
12-16
5d
Corporation and
Southwest Manufacturing Co.—Final Liquidating
made
(quar.)___—^
(nartic.)
B
pnnntmt
2
6
Fund—
Wesson Oil &
6%
12-
10c
(quar.)
_____—
13c
©orrected
The
«nd1cat*rt
(Continued from
20c
(quar.)__i______
(quar.).
Corp.,
U
Investment News
2
12-
20c
(quar.)_
and 43c from
West
12-
40c
common
Quarterly of
Wei,sbach
incorrect.
was
date
General
7-17
12-31
12 Vac
—___—
Co.
Co.,
Wellington
56'Ac
11-20
llr22
12- 6
date
record
12-31
12-10
12-16
(quar.) —i—..—
Pharmaceutical Co.—
Motor
&
Class
12-10
12-10
1-15
tax.
11-29
12-17
12c
Electric Co.
Products
Weeden
Weston
50c
40c
75c
published
12-10
68%c
(quar.);
Inc.
Equipment,
Waukesha
1- 7
11-25
1-15
12-17
3%
Sv.asey
^
tax.
Income
and/o-
11-29
Koa«
,
,
income
12-20
12-13
10c
Washington Water Power
11-29
12-16
2
50c
Investing
Bros.
Waterous
11-29
2
;
Common (quar.)
12-10
1-15 *
1-
5c
_______
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Corp.
$4.50 preferred
.
Less
$1
preferred
dividend
1*15
$2
/
a
Company
Stock
1-31
2
dividend,
$1.25
common
Warner-Lambert
this
for
11-29
(quar.)
Leonard
$1.75
i___
preferred A (quar. >—
U. S.
U. S.
common
Industries,
Stock
Street
Ward
37 %c
(quar.)
preferred
4%'Tf
2
closed
not
12-20
(quar.)
Warner Bros. Pictures
12-10
10c
;
Gypsum,
Extra
Co.
55c
Freight Co.
S.
12-
12-16
12 %c
Extra
U.
11-30
12%c
B
Extra
U.
12-16
10c
—
Extra
Class
+25c
,
Manufacturers
&
Jersey
&
11-30
£-*'' 37%c
—:
less deduction
United
S.
—;
.
—
United
U.
11-21
12-16
.
books
tPayable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian non-realdsntg ta^.
{Payable In Canadian funds, tax deductible at > the source.
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
.
;
i\ 7
1-
5%
System
40c
iquar.)____
United
pence
11-21
12-12
securi¬
;
United
(5
12-26
net
Corp.
Gas
75C
$25c
25c
—
United Gas
4%"%
11-15
Inc.—
investment
ties
11-15
12-16
50c
Corp.
(quar.)
Coal Co. (quar.)
Income
Wall
50c
__
Co.
Funds,
12-16
from
10c
and
11-29
11-29
from net investment in¬
net realized gains on
(15c
Corp.
12-13
12-13
_______
•Transfer
$1.05
Waite Amulet Mines, Ltd.
Walgreen
12-12
11-29
dividend
Waldorf
12-12
12-27
$1.03
(quar.)—______
Iron Co.
Electric
12-
12-27
$2
$1.01
(quar.)
Stock
12-12
75c
Co.—________15c
(quar.)
12-10
dividend
Wagner
„
Coke
Corp.
Telegraph—
Ss
Materials,
12-20
2
(quar.)
convertible
12-31
1-10.
12-20
(year-end)
Vulcan
"
12-16
12-16
25c
$1.50
12-13
&
12-16
1
1- 1
9c 1-15-58
(quar.)
;
Special
.
5
8-1-58
50c
I
(quar.)_,
investments)
12-
(quar.)
Products
1-
12-15
12-20
15c
25c
-
come
-
12-15
12-31
25c
10c
Extra
United
11-29
12-10
25c
$1.12%
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)___
Co.
12-16
12-26
Radio
12-31
(quar„)_
com.
common
preferred
12-16
"
1-1
25c
1-17
Foods
1
1-10
1
1-
SI.25
17%c
—
Extra
4-16
Westmoreland,
___
Carbon
9
$1.25
United Can. & Glass Co.. series A pfd. (quar.)
United
12-
30c
Coal
Zenith
11-30
3c
:
Westmoreland
i
(quar.)
Carton
&
Extra
2
Inc.
<quar.)____
Biscuit Co. of America,
United
1-
20%
(s-a),—
preferred
United
•
(quar,)__—_________
_______________
Ltd.,
(s-a);.
Artists
United
9
3%
—__——
Corp.
12-
12 %c
(quar.)
dividend
Amusesnent,
2
10c
.t__—__
•
Aircraft
Stock
1-
25c
——
(quar.):
Rope Corp.
United Air Lines, Inc.
Stock dividend
United
(quar.)
Ltd.
(Omaha),
<quar.)_
—
United
30c
40c
Union
Zeigler
12-20
5-1-58
Class
20c
12-20
2
2-1-58
Warner
$1.12%
(quar.)
preferred (quir.
2
1-
15c
Warren
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
$4 preferred
&
1-
12-16
,
30c
Coke-
&
50c
62%c
(quar.)——
(initial)
*_.
Vogt Manufacturing. Co.
12-16
25c
—
dividend)
Acceptance
Zale Jewelry
6
112 Vic
(quar.)
Vulcan Mold
12-13
1-13
10c
$5c
Union
11-
15C
5%Vo
11-22
2%
~
dividend)__
(stock
12-10
(quar.)
Vita
12-10
12-10
20c
dividend)
class A
(stock
7%
Y.uba
(quar.)
6%
11-18
9
preferred iquar.)
Consolidated Industries
11-22
preferred
Common
11-29
12-31
$1
(quar.)
Corp.
Mfg.,
Coal
Railway,
4-10
7-10
12- 2
11-15
12-31
(quar.)—
12-30
preferred
preferred
5'/o
___
(quar.)
Refrigeration
Chemical
(quar.)
Co.
Iron
Virginia Telephone
(Del.)—
Corp.
common
1-24
6%
12- 6
1-15
series preferred
6%
11-18
12-20
12-13
•
12-10
40c
Clutch
B
12-16
35c
30c
$1.12%
Quarterly
Twin Disc
12-15
2%
(quar.)
dividend).
(stock
12-10
5%
60c
12- 2
12-2
11-29
•
11-22
$50c
—
Additional
Virginian
Inc.,
Century-Fox
(quar.)
37%c 4-30-58
37%c 7-31-58
50c
12-16
SI.25
12-16
50c
1-15
(quar.)
5%
12-10
12-10
11-8
40c
Bros.,
12-10
preferred
12-12
11-26
Cuba—
$4.20 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
Virginia Hot' Springs
1-15
Stock
dividend
Twentieth
Class
1-15
1-15
11- 8
preferred A
$5
Jersey
New
Tung-Sol Electric,
Rlrich
1-15
12-16
12-14
(quar.)_l—
Younker
12-20
$2.43
6',o
preferred
(accum.)
Virginia Electric & Power,
$4.04 preferred (quar.
$4.12 preferred (quar.)
12-14
_.
Udylite
2-1
12-30
12-10
Gas, Electric Light & Power (quar.)
True Temper Corp., common (quar.)
%.5% preferred A (quar.)__
UE$
11-29
12-31
common
4
1-24
$25c
of
Co.
Equipment Co. (quar.)
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Corp.—
12-31
Tucson
Tyler
12-20
—
Co.,
.
Victor
25c
(s-a)
2
1-
2-11
3c
12-31
11-22
2- 1
2-1
2- 1
12-
11-25
1-2
12-10
1-31-58
15c
37%c
(quar.;
convertible preferred (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
Young (L. A.) Spring & Wire (increased)
Youngstown Sheet
&
Tube
Co.
(quar.)—
Youngstown Steel Door <quar.)___
30c
(quar.)______
12-31
25c
(quar.)__
RR.
50c
Co.,
6%
6%
7-17
1-15
1-20
11-29
2-
37%c
Mfg. (quar.)
Inc.
lquar.)____
6%
conv.
pld.
Cab
50c
America
of
Ltd., 50c class A
Industries Inc. (quar.)
Viclad
12-31
1-15
12-20
Corp.—
_
$2.80 preferred A
Trust
1
12-10
$1.25
t$l
1-15
$1.49
—
.{Extra
•Triangle Conduit & Cable Co.
Gas
8-
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
(quar,)
Year-end
1-15
633Ac
$1.22%
r__.
__
Travelers Insurance
Trunkline
2 7 Vac
pfd.
1
12-10
12-10
60c
50c
25c
_
Truax-Traer
4-15
Ltd. (s-a)_.._
;
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar
20c
Extra
v
1-15
1
Ventures,
Ltd.
12-20
.'25c
(quar.)
Towne
Yale &
1
12-
Viau,
12-20
1-2
25c
Yard-Man,
3
5-
1-
+S2
_.
$5,96. preferred (quar.)
Transue & Williams Steel
12-
2-
1- 2
25c
2
37 %c
(initial)—
A
(quar.)—
10 %
1-
Monthly
29 %c
pfd.
Veeder-Root, Inc.
9
12- 9
9
1- 2 1
2
11-30
30c
—
12-18
5%
iP
Troy &
12-
12-12
20c
(quar.),
1- 2
12- 9
12- 9
Dividend
Quarterly
12-14
Co.
Service,
Corp.
19.
19-1H
5%
______
Iquar.t—
0
(quar.).
A
3
50c
Wyandotte'Chemical
12-
<quar.)__.
A
class
1-
12- 2
12- 2
25c
Wycoff Steel Co.
(increasedJ
1-
12-27
10c
Jr.T Co."_(m0111hly)IIZIZLZII
(Win.
2
Light
A
12-16
12-18
Extra
12-27
Vanity Fair Mills
1- 2
1- 2
—
Wrigley
$1.12%
■.
1-29
Pvtva
3
1-15
1
12-
9
12-31
Co
6
12-
2-
1-15
12-
7Vic
Line
12-
12-16
12-14
Viceroy Mfg.,
(year-end)
12-27
8 7 Vac
15c
12-16
5%
Pipe
Corp.
2
40C
Vanadium
12-31
_____
12-
37 %C
2
2
preferred fquar.)_
Wright Line, Inc., class B
*
12-16
12- 2
2%
prior
(quar.)
12-
'
4%%
10c
12-16
2
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line, com. (quar.)
Stock
5%
1- 2
__
___
2
(quar.)
Butane
Preferred
$$1.12%
{50c
„_
12-
12- 6
12-20
25c
6%.
62%c
!
dividend
Corp.
Van Sciver (J. B.), 5%
1
12-16
t$l
(stock dividend)
B
Horn
Preferred
(Del.)—
Airways
12-16
Stock
$25c
(quar.)
$60c
(quar.)
2
(extra)
$1.25
___________
12-
40c
10c
...
*
Caribbean
Stock
Van
12-27
12-
12-16
12- 6
12-16
12V2C
62(/2C
$1.25
(quar.)
common
11-29
12-13
12- 4
12- 4
12-16
221/2C
(quar.)
—
Worthington Corp.,
11-29
12- 3
12-10
12-31
12-27
12-27
25c
—
(increased-quar.)
dividend
Stock
Corp.
Co.
&
(quar.),
preferred (quar.)
Publishing Co. (quar.)
World
yellow
12- 6
1- '2
11-29
(quar.)
40c
_
5% preferred (quar.)__.i
Class
Power
8
6
12-20
12-10
9
30c
dividend
Stock
12- 6
12-20
12-
I'.
Match
Upson-Walton
Utah
11-29
43:%c
Corp.
Marion
5%
11-
9
12-14
12-13
17%c
A
Alan Wooti Steel)
(see
Woodward & Lothrop, com.
11-25
12-10
85c
Corp., $3.50 conv. pfd. (quar.)
Year-end
Co.—-
4%% preferred iquar,)____:
Class
Universal
Universal,
12-14
Steel
Wood ley
12-
(quar.)_j.
Ltd.
Corp.,
11-25
1-
75c
{60c
{$1
__________
f-Class B' (quar.)
>
Class A Rights
i
Class B Rights
«-
Steel
United Whelan
6
class
Newspaper Machinery Corp.
Petroleum-.
11-25
12-27
30c
common.
(Del.)
United Stockyards
12-13
11-25
12-10
...
<q..
United
Lines
12-
,30c
_____
Shipyards (quar.>„
Torrington Co. (quar.)
Tradeis Finance, Ltd., class A
Trans
Truck
S.
12-13
12-14
$2
(quar.)—
Corp.,
(quar.)
Insurance,
(Alan)
Wood
1
50c
:
,
(quar.)
12- 6
50c
-Todd
•1
preferred
Wolverine
2%
62 %c
<quar.>__
(quar.)
common
1- 3
_
....
Tobacco,
Wolf & Dessauer Co.
Payable of Rec.
Share
Wood
i
1- 3
dividend
5%
preferred
iquar.25c
Title Insurance & Trust Co. (Los Angeles)
v
Quarterly —__j.
37 %c
To bin Packing Co. (quar.)
20c
Extra.
U.
9
**$1.50
...
Co
•
3.
l't>
12-31
12-1(5
5%
*
U.
2
12-16
1
1-
$1
of Company
Holder*
When
Per
Name
of Rec.
12-
12-16
30c
(quar.)
Co
preferred
States Steel
Sugar Corp.
35c
i__
Stock
4'(,
12-
3
S.
When
Payable
Lithograph,
Extra
$1
(quar.)
:
1st
12-13
1-
&
31 %c
31'Ac
;
__
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Construction
&
8%
1
25c
•
Extra
11-
Card
5r/o pref. series A (quar.)
U. S, Rubber Co., common
Stock dividend
12- 2
5%
;< Extra
|; Common
12-10
35c
(quar.)
Bearing
Tishmair Realty
12-10
12-31
SI
*
(year-end).:
Roller
12-31
1
50c
< quar.
preferred (quar.)
non-conv.
Timken
.
Printing'
12-15
25c
•_
(quar.)
Dividend
Thrift Investment Corp.
-
Playing
S.
1-
25c
(quar.)
Thorofure Markets Inc., common
*
S.
U.
15c
_
iquar.)
A
Welder
Thompson Products, Inc.
Time,
U.
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electric
Thompson
Tilo
U. S. Pipe & Foundry Co.
10c
Thomas Industries,
5%■
12-13
12-13
12-13
11-29
SI
.Extra
.
1
1-
31 %c
iquar.)
preferred A & B (quar.)
Thatcher Glass Manufacturing, com.
phennoid Co. Iquar.)
of Company
1- 1
25c
_
preferred
*4do
Holders
Per
name
of Rec.
Payable
Share
Share
Holders
When
Per
^
53
(2521)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
11-30
the
cost
of,
or
expenditures.—V.
the payment
186, p. 2316.
for
of
indebtedness incurred, for, sucli
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2522)
Sullivan
County
The
tion
National
of
Uniform
Securities
Dealers,
Inc.,
Committee
Nov.
on
the Committee
present time it is not the intention of
ruling canceling "when issued" contracts
the
Associa¬
advised members
27
the
that
in
year.—V.
a
made in the security of
However, since numerous inquiries have been
concerning the status of so called "when issued" contracts
security, the Committee wishes to point out the following
this
information
(1)
In
that
has
letter
been
called
subscribers
to
Oct.
that
various
corporation
each
of
subscribers
had
before
even
these
contracted
18,
Purchase
securities
sell
to
had been issued.
constituted a direct
He
of
Shelfco
that
of
provision of the [subscription agreement: "T agree that this
subscription and my rights thereunder shall not be assignable without
the
prior written -consent of the corporation:"
The President also
that under
stated
Securities
investment and
the
with
not
view
a
further
to
distribution
or
resale.
purposes of
(2>
exemption from the registration provisions of
an
of
1933,
the securities were only being offered to
residing in the State of New York who would purchase the
for
same
for
Act
Broker-dealers
whose
have
markets
the National
Daily Quotation Service on Sullivan County Harness Racing Asso¬
ciation, Inc. have been informed by the New York Regional Office
of the SBC that it is the view of that Office that any broker-dealer
who engages in any transaction in this
security does so at the risk
of being held accountable as a participant in a distribution in violation
of
Section 5 of the
The
described
above
concerned.—V.
reminds
be
may
1B6, p.
in
Act.
1933
Committee
appeared
that
members
canceled
by
contracts
of
consent
mutual
the
the
of
nature
while
The
will retain its former
future as a wholly-owned
the
'
;
^
This
company
announced
26
Nov.
on
v
E'dmond
B.
will
Products
sign,
Mr.
fields.
Buster
It
that
said
will
also
TEP
Superior Steel Corp.—Merger Effective—
Copperwela Steel Co.
above.—V.
186,
2200.
p.
Tennessee Corp.—Sales and Earnings Lower—
This
to
corporation
$3.17
ended
announced
$3.80
periods
Mr.
30,
All
are
share,
based
E,
earnings of $5,960,600, equal
$54,026,800 In the nine months
of
H.
Westlake,
President
and
Chairman,
Townsend
1,877,927
on
shares
of
stock outstanding.
common
Westlake
noted that the nine-month earnings, and also those
quarter, were the second highest for any comparable
pericds in the company's history.
The business of this corporation,
in general, lie said, "has continued to be satisfactory," adding that
the sharp drop in copper prices from the unprecedentedly high levels
for
the
third
1956
was the
principal cause of the
quarter -and nine months.
For the three months ended Sept. 30
of
lower
earning
in
the
current
third
78
cents
the
In
net earnings were
per
latest
nine-month
period
vision
for
against
in
tax
the
third
$1,520,000
provision
$1,480,400,
share,
a
for
the
$14,489,600
were
estimated Federal
income
tax
amounted
to
$5,030,000, or $2.68 per share, compared
with $6,810,000, or $3.62
per share in
the similar 1956 period. Pro¬
share;
quarter
(81
was
cents per
for
$1,180,000
share).—V,
(63
185,
cents
per
2961.
p.
'/"rV
Veeder-Root, Inc. •(■'& Subs.)—Gross and Net Off—
-V;
further
Profit
before
1957
$14,163,153
specialize
airborne
in
Total income
for
the
Chicago
and
the
modernization of
4,526,331
1;025,000
286,000
$4,240,331
$1.28
break-down
coach-parlor
Provision
income
•Based
....
'.
_
share—
3,673,988
on
have
arma¬
Dividends
of the
——__
———
currently
outstanding.—V.
Texas & Pacific Ry.—Results
Period End. Oct. 31—
184,
2840.
p.
Jt.
fac.
Net
rents,
ry.
Other
(net
This
4,766,683
858,397
580,041
5,789,172
5,164,239
286,707
275,832
3.947,131
Dr)
23,461
23,367
183,455
240,035
$702,790
$1,273,489
$^143,267
$7,494,479
1,385,032
1,334,845
170,562
_
income
Net
—V.
79,849
$873,352
___
$1,353,338
$6,528,299
11,051
169.501
197,594
207,611
1,993,581
$1,134,676
$4,365,217
$6,551,492
which
this
Pacific
C"
'S.
650-passenger
Leilani"
nounced
(Long
will
between,
voyages
Beach
-Harbor)
and
Pacific
of
Far East
Textron,
the
Inc.
Line,
and
in
Hawaiian
had
Islands
proceed
cruises.
for
from
vessel
Coast-Hawaiian
that
announced
been
it
has
service
Hawaiian
accordance
taken
over
Ltd.,
since entering
in
Division,
with
her
early
said
1957.
that
previously
the
Inc.
"S. S. .Leilani."—V.
will
handle
be
agent
all
for
sales
the
Hawaiian
Division
promotional
and
matters
186, p. 2200.
Thor Power Tool Co.
(& Subs.)—Earnings Lower-
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
Net sales
1957
oi goods sold, service
engineering,
administrative and general expenses
195(5
$22,732,374 $21,461,986
—
Cost
five
The
Earnings before taxes
Provision
Net
for U.
S.
and
selling,
19,072,290
17,423,139
$3,660,084
$4,038,847
2,207
_
shows
cars
for
96
passenger
new
10
coaches,
a
income..—
$3,657,877
1,867,905
foreign income taxes..
earnings
$4,031,862
2io58,388
of
Oct.
to C.
with
car,
10 coaches
double
common
stock
issuable
shares.
1957,
balance
and
the
of
Such
sales
resulted
$2,000,000
finalized
aggregate
cash
by
for
payment
65,000
L.
shares
and
sold
were
issued
revenues
$1,973,474
$2 18
~
186, p. 259.
1957
461,000
$0.37
6,674,113 shares outstanding in
«•>
$0.14
1957;
3,337,036 in
Tli or ofare
570.
Net
income
Net
Sept- 28''57
$72,140,342
$67,385,852
2,896,926
2 538 8'M
1 326 280
1 168 407
income after
before
taxes
on
income
I
taxes on income
Earned per .share of common
stock
v
V»
Sept- 29/56
V^USte£ii? basis of 825>557
loD, p, 2I7I4
'
$1.60
shares outstanding
Sept.
28,
•$i.4o
1957.—
—
Debentures
$10,000,000 of
4%% debentures, due Nov. 1, 1987, to a group of insti¬
tutional investors. The California State Employees' Re¬
tirement System took $3,000,000 of the issue; The
Equita¬
ble Life Assurance Society of the United
States, $2,000,000; The Travelers Insurance Co., $1,300,000; John Han¬
cock Mutual Life Insurance
Co., $1,000,000; with the re¬
by seven other purchasers. The
arranged through Chas. W. Scranton & Co. and
mainder
being
Putnam & Co.
United
capital
sale
to
for
an
New
new
in
area
to
Haven
East
and
which
expects
during
1957
construction.
Connecticut
Haven
and
The
for
new*
will use the proceeds of
furnishes electric serv¬
Sound, extending from
1958,
Island
including
Bridgeport.—V.
$19,500,000
spend
company
Long
on
and
to
186,
p.
compared
D.
with
metropolitan
of
areas
364.
The company announced on Dec. 6 that it will enter the
polyethylene
yarn business as a producer and seller before the end of the year.
This will be the first time the
company, which has been in the textile
business since 1917, has become a producer of
plastic yarns.
The new yarn will be
produced at Providence, R. I., in a plant of the
company's footwear and general products division. The textile division
will be
of
the
responsible for sales.
Americas,
New York
Sales headquarters
Co.—Earnings Show
earnings
of
$30,091,000 in
Decline—
nine
the
T.
has
months
similar
of
1956
Staples, President, reported to shareholders. Third
quarter
ings were $5,046,000 in 1957 against
$8,492,000 in 1956.
Net earnings applicable to the
common stock for
the
nine
?o<f~
1957,
able
5,<?
V.
after
-share
011
deducting $2,246,000
figureJa1 1956
dividend
stock
uct
$449,737,000 in
prices
due
to
in
preferred
dividends.
The
1957,
in
gross
net
excessive
Sept.
30
compar¬
to
the
growth
potential,
from
earnings
reflected
product
inventories
$385,123 000 in
the
weakness
throughout
In
the
1956
prod¬
na¬
that
yarn
business
it that this
business
there
w:ill
be
room
quality polyethylene yarns.—V. 186,
p.
for
2418.
Universal Transistor Products Corp.—Defense Contract
Federal
Civil
Defense
approved and ordered
into
ized dosimeter charger for
by
this
unit is manufactured
corporation.
under
to
national
defense.
from
coupon,
the
received
were
from
at
will be used by
construction expenditures
$70,000,000,
Construction
with
in
gas
Sept.
30,
Norfolk
1957,
gas
the
and
electric
months
shown
operating
West
Newport
News.
in
GIVING
Sept, 30.
$126,415,000
and
EFFECT
mortgage
1957.
total
TO
PRESENT
bonds__
Outstanding
20,000,000
($8
purchasers
commitment
to
i-
Co
buy
;
McMaster
,
&
Co.
N.
.250,000
Y.
500,000
to
Hutchinson
—
M'ullaney,.
$150,000
-
Wells
.
Co.
Corp..
.500.000
Corp.
200,00'6
250,000
&■
Hanseatic
Pacific
I
j.
$14,471 shS.
14,200,000 8118.
usual conditions,
bonds as-follows:
subject
all the new,
Parker &
Co.
1,000,000 shs.
are
$00,000
100,000
Strudwick_
&
Northwest
Patterson, Copeland &
.600,000
Kendall,
..
Inc.
100.000
400,000
Penington, Colket & Co.
Ball,
500,000
Wm.
Bear, Stearns & Co
Bradford
&;
1,000.000
Co.__
&
&
100,000
Co.,
Inc.
500,000
400,000
Julien Collins & Co.__
DeHaven
Pollock
E.
R.
200,000
Brothers
'
20,000,000 shs.
—
par)—:
Whipple &-Co._,
Burge & Kraus
C.
at
FINANCING
$241,200,000
Redpath
Byrd
op¬
income
net
Bacon,
J.
its
of
Unlimited
Peek--——_
&
937-
Vi'7; due 3-1-78—— $20,000,000
($100 par) cumulative,
series——
firm
Auchincloss,
Bache
also
the-F2
It
For
provided
of
most
.
ended
at
in
Virginia.
debs.- 3
stock
Anderson
al¬
expendi¬
expenued
$4o,70o,ubo
business
business 77
12
were
refunding
&
the
•
stock
a
11
1
case.
financing
for
treasury
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.$2,650,000
Raffensperger,
W.
&
250,000
Townsend,
Pressprich & Co.
Hughes
Inc
Co.
Rambo,
1.000,000
200,000
—
Close
Kerner
&
'
Crouter
Elkins,
Bodine___
200,000
Merle-Smith___
DickJ &
1,000,000
&.
Co.
Fauset,
150,000
Co.
of
Iowa
of
Michigan
&
&
Haupt
Hirsch
&
Mackall
—V.
186,
Vitro Corp.
for
Co.—
100.000
Co.——
Trask
250 000
White
Co.—
1,000.000
Noel & Co.
$00,000
&
&
Co
100,000
Wright & Co.,
100,000
:
and
Corp.
the
Atlas
Hills
climaxes
Corp.
have
submitted
Corp.,
stated
program,
Gas
Hills,
started
facilities
and
It is
producers.
consideration
Rochester
by
'
,
efforts
milling
uranium
Minerals
by
4.
Dec.
on
adequate
under
Vitro
the
&
&
Inc.
250,000
.
N.
15P.OOO
Stokes
of America—New Mill Planned—
proposal
Gas
now
C.
Meyer
Fox
Arthur L.
.500,000
500 000
the
to
Commission a joint proposal to build a
1,000-tonuranium mill in the Gas Hills mining area of Wyoming, it
announced
The
Van Alstyne,
600,000
600.000
Co—
Energy
per-day
was
Spencer
500,000
Minerals
Atomic
Thomas
500,000
:
2094.
p.
Walter
600,000
Co.„-..Inc,*__:
&
,Frank,
&
300,000
Coe_^J
300.800
Co.__
&
Brothers
500,000
Co
Inc.
Co.,
Smithers
Stern.
100.000
Co
&
S.
300,000
——
Co.L_t
&
Illinois
The
*
Corp.
Sons.
&
Robinson-
Stern
150,000
Corp._
Co.
Freeman
100,000
—
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
F.
500,000
Co—
&
First
Hentz
The
—
Humphrey
.
Steele
First
H.
Inc.
Stokes
Morris,
Fahnestock &
ment
announcing, news of acceptance of this unit to his engineers and
today, James A. Gannon, Jr., President of Universal Transis¬
tor, pointed out that the transistorized version of the V-750 dosimeter
charger, a creative product made exclusively by Universal, is a definite
contribution
4 M>
a
;
UNDERWRITERSr-The
.
proposal
The
Ottered—Hal-
underwriting syndicate
issue of $20,000,000 first
Authorized
Civil Defense
In
its
revenues, and
fund
5071;
use.
..
to par, plus accrued interest in each
natural
Firsthand
Sink,
Administration, Battle Creek. Mich., has
production., for the first time, a transistor¬
executives
rose
and
polyethylene
convinced
i«8,
dividends/—V.
.
30.
revenues
Vitro
the
with
estimated
$23,471,000.
tlevelop
The
1957.
revenues
tremendous
another manufacturer of top
earn¬
months
was $2 20 per share, restated to give effect
declared
Although nine months'
to
the 12,661,630 shares outstanding
1957,
period
will be at 1230 Avenue
City.
.
,
won by the group at competitive
bid of 9.9.6999%.
proceeds
are
ended
operating
Ira
company said it decided to enter
because its market research studies had
e.arned .825,991,000 in the first
net
distributes
months
Gregory
the
the
an
new
a
of
form
for additional construction costs.
or
1957
through Sept.
&
Illuminating,
equipment
the
BUSINESS—Company is an electric utility
Virginia and in parts- of North Carolina and
taken
The
Tidewater Oil
for
Allison-Williams
United Illuminating: Co. of New Ilaven
Placed Privately—This company has sold
$1.73
of
none
was
also
reimburse
to
company
ready made,
ture^
Adams
186, p.
source,
income.
Co.—Bonds
Power
&
a
bonds,
PROCEEDS—Net
issuable
0
Markets, Inc.—Earnings Increased—
the
on
ceding from 100.507
that
1956.—V.
the
on
Corp. ,<jointly), 99.55; Eastman Dillon, Union Securities &
Co., 99.4599; White, Weld & Co., 99.43 and Stone & Webster Securities
Corp., 99.3499.
,,
The
new
bonds will
be
redeemable at regular redemption
prices
ranging from 105.50'/
to par, and at special redemption prices re¬
1956.
United States Rubber Co.—Produces Plastic Yarns—
Tn+QIf0^IS!Bndtfd'~
Total
sales, all sources
for
Common
4n
""
-Bids
Although the third quarter of 1957 showed improvement over the
previous year, producing income after taxes of $3,599,000 compared to
$2,161,000 in 1956, the mid-September slump In general travel re¬
sulted In reduced earnings for the month.
September earnings from
operations were $1,548,000 before taxes compared to $2,956,000 for
In
in
$181,530,000
._
at
taxes
1956
$199,366,000
-
taxes)-
2,104,437
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, 99.6199; Kuhn Loeb & Co.. and American
the
2,485,000
-
distributed
4 offered
Dec. 3
on
Preferred
month
Dec.
CAPITALIZATION
—
Federal
.
EARNINGS—For
share
per
on
Fairfield
$1,789,972
(after
1.993,900
$1.54
to -U.-S.
credits,,jf
on
erating
Income
<7
9,054.648
Securities
contract for his employment entered into on
Schneider
to
enter
on
duty
Oct.
1,
1957).—
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
19&6
$29,210,848
share—
Stuart & Co. Inc. headed
sale
a
Airlines, Inc.—Gross and Net Increased
~
8.157,771
taxes._____—
minor' amounts withheld
Award of the bonds
Schneider, President and General Manager/ at $2.50
World
1957
$28,383,363
———— -
refunding mortgage bonds, series N 4L2%+ due Dec.
1, 1987, at 100.492% and accrued interest, to yield 4.47%.
the
by
Subs.)—Earnings Off—r
$6,163,871 •; $6,950,21.1
subject
tax
which
v.'
common
(&
and
of
.w
.
.
.fhcome—
Virginia Electric
.
agree¬
proceeds
Co.
;•>'/
885.
p.
upon
were
in
Petroleum
,
for
Was
income
seats
raising the initial payment required to purchase
21,
part of
as
Trans
ice
$1,099,387
Substantially
all
the
consolidated < earned
surplus,
including income; for the re¬
spective periods, sis. in
a wholly-owned- Venezuelan .'•subsidiary,
and
under present U.
S. Federal tax laws such earned surplus would be
subject to full- U. S.; Federal normal trx and surtax, less Venezuelan
and presently outstanding.
remaining
share,
the
,74o.280
$928,397
Venezuelan income
per
•Except
income
1958
full parlor
Each of the
car.
cars
for
for"
income
Net-income
"bi-levels"
Pullman-Standard
passengers
the
conversion of
and 340,000 common shares heretofore sold and issued
Aug.
14,
1957
(Mr.
V. 186, p. 1998.
6,985
net
on
Earnings per share
—V.
of
years.
company
Net
(5,4306
v;
1957.
p.
,operating.:
--Net
sey,
shares
The
sale was
Operating profit
Other/ charges (income)
by
13
awarded
an¬
alternately, San Francisco and Los Angeles
the Hawaiian Islands, and any announced
will
new
17
including
coach-bar-lounge
a
2(5,000 common
dated
"Based
Steamship Co.,
chartered
passenger
pl.owman, head of Textron's
8.
and
•Earnings
This
corporation
on
Nov.
22
operation of the "S. S. Leilani"
L'
for
been
of Highway Trailer Co. of Edgertpn, Wisconsin, Trans Con¬
sold to a small group of investors the $1,650,000 of deben-
Operating
Textron Inc.—Takes Back Chartered
Ship—
to
equipment
Ry.,
others,
accommodations
purpose
$1,925,000.
2,147,322
___
2,074.229
$x.845.667
Profit betore income/taxes_____——
properties, which cost $5,175,983, was paid from company funds.
The*balance of the obligation is represented by certain promissory
notes
of
Trans
Continental
and
Highway Trailer payable over the
130,510
186, p. 3417.
the
has
$8,829,324
45,915
income
the
tinental
per
$629,843
charges
1547. 7
p.
assets
next
"
746.280
Venezuelan
filed a registration statement with the SEC on
1957, covering $1,650,000 of 07
convertible subordinate deben¬
550,000
For
3,451,538
Miscellaneous deducts,—
Fixed
1957—10 Months—1956
$7,280,812 $65,542,763 $67,448,804
5,128,083
50,479,738
51,098,513
$4,014,896
$1,674,677
Income.::—_——-
Nine Months Ended September 30—
Co.
thfe company
by
net
85,171
;
75.0CC-
________
..—______—
182,
Gross
corporation
2,
tures;
ments
Income
oper.
income
Total
$6,638,038
Dr)
(net
From Operation—
1957—Month—1956
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
Railway tax accruals—
rentals
—V.
concept, Mr. Whalen said, embraces the packaged unit principle
—completely factory assembled and tested air conditioning units ready
for installation and operation in the cars.—V. 186, p. 1891.
the
shares
it
Western
four
13
and
car
seating
of Trane
Dec.
171,942
1,742,232
contingencies
-
Oct. 7. '56
$3,929, 725
,
$3,491,959
—-—-
paid
Balance.
This
tu.es
Equip,
for
Consolidated
on
the lower level and singles'oh the upper.
The cars will be 85 feet
long, 15 feet 10 inches high and will feature the center entrance.
A new concept in air conditioning main line railroad
passenger cars
will be applied, according to J. M.
Whalen, Manager of transportation
$1.09
taxes
North
<fc
that
13
"bi-levels," to be manufactured
Summer delivery, will cost $2,500,000.
the debentures;
Net
•Net income per
alloys.—V. 186,
super
The
sales
—„—
Federal" Income; taxes;.'—._
Co.—Air-Conditioning Contract—
company announced on Nov.
contract to provide air conditioning
$12,495,656
5,988,887
..
income
income
on
1956
$4,963,887
estimated
taxes
including
This
A
January 1 to
Oct. 6. 57
$3,320,017
Earnings from operations —_1_„
Dividends/from foreign subsidiaries.
...
a
'V-Vv/
;v"*
•,
and
Trans Continental
Industries, Inc., Detroit, Mich.—
—Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Texas Gulf Producing- Co.—Earnings Increased—
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
Gross income
Estimated
Trane
Will
share, against $1,638,100, or 87 cents
1956 third quarter.
Sales in the latest three months
against $13,592,500.
or
is In sub-assembly production on all units of the V-138 'aud
types, and is in final assembly-on V-700 and V-750. Commercial
of all units wIll be shipped in December.—V. 136. p. 260. *
\
Engi¬
offer
will
reimbur^r.-
the FCDA.
from
versions
Provision
of 1956 net earnings were $7,135,700,
sales of $55,568,300. Per-share figures in both
purchase price
•
special
techniques to form metals,
period
on
the
pre-production,, samples .now either have been approved, sub¬
or notice of submission on schedule has been filed.
j '
'
V-700
25.
comparable
per
sales
and
1957,
Nov.
on
the
In
or
share,
per
Sept.
consolidated net
had
under the matching fund program.. Ttys
CD groups to buy FCDA approved equip¬
mitted,
advanced
See
approval, in addition to the Federal coiavailable, to Local, Regional, and Staie
quantity prices for quick delivery and receive
half
Ai-
]
1
corporation also has orders from the FCDA for dosimeter pens
totalling $395,53? and for Radiological Survey Meters totlhng $887,549.
purpose vehicles,
liquid and gas dispersing equipment,
metallurgical products, fluid power products, automatic mate¬
rial
handling equipment,
vibration control equipment, gun mounts,
rocket
and
missile
launchers,
pods,
chuting and
other
armament
specialties and special purpose electronic components.
Townsend maintains separate research facilities at its headquarters
plant in New Brighton, Fa., Santa Ana, Calif., and Plymouth, Mich. An
affiliate—Impact Products, Inc., of Orangeville, Ohio— is a research
organization that has pioneered in the development of cold flowing
ment,
small
for
"complete studies
make
modification
development,
now
doshnetir
last-weex.
and t.ie bakiiite
1958.
of
quarter
CD
199
The
in research, concept, de¬
testing in specialized, advanced
complete manufacturing facilities
for prototypes and production." '
' ' / v
'V-'"/. '•"7
The new unit's broad fields will be equipment and components for
the
aircraft,
automotive,
petroleum,
ordnance,
transportation
and
armament industries,
plus studies' involving special metals, combat
vehicles and human engineering.
The new subsidiary is operating in a new 30,000-square foot building
near Townsend's Cherry Rivet-Dvvision in Santa Ana.
neered
scientific
FCDA
are
organizations
enables authorized
ment
■
said
23.
for
Universal
.
Vice-President-West Coast,
Buster,
the
units
first
the
during
of
these
at
'. ;
v.
orders
FCDA
has
Defense
ment
the formation of Townsend
and development subsidiary
"
; J
V
Engineered Products, Inc., a new research
headquartered in Santa Ana, Calif.
result
a
program
corporate
Townsend
company
in
operating
completely electronic nature, the V-750
simple to
expedite civil deien.se traning in its v.se.
.1
Transistor
Shipped
tracts,
Civil
an
Forms New Research Unit—
parties
734.
be
will
of
company
subsidiary.
lowing
persons
this
by
its
Monday. December 9, 1957
.
chargers.
1,000 Uhits -were scheduled to be shipped
pioximately 5,000 units will be delivered In Decembef,
/
Co.—Buys New Jersey Firm—
industries.
building
name
fol¬
the
/
2961.
p.
of
.
and should
Universal
Important supplier to the electrical, electronics, radio,
air conditioning, furniture,
aiicraft, hardware, drug and
is
television,
this
stated
also
violation
Becuase
operate
all the capital stock of the Sheffco
Manufacturing Corp. of Fairvlew, N, J., was disclosed on Dec. 3.
The Sheffco corporation is a producer of precision stampings made
of metal, fiber, bakellte
and insulating laminates.
Founded in 1944.
1957,
they
transactions
increased costs
of lurtner im¬
quality.
As
attention:
their
to
dated
185,
Townsend
the President of
Sullivan
County Harness
Racing Association,
Inc.
stated that
the
Securities and Exchange Commission
had informed the corporation
a
gasoline
expenditures during the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1957
$63,288,000, as against $158,361,000 in the same period of last
were
ut
to make
adverse effect on earnings were
and wages, as well as the cost
an
materials
in
Capital
Racing Association.
received
having
oil,
provement
National
the
of
Also
crude
of
Stock Trading—
on
Practice
tion.
Association, Inc.—
Racing
Harness
NASD Advises Members
.
the
owned
Vitro
by
provide
one
of
early
■
in
1956
to
stable ore market
several mill proposals
a
AEC.
507-
Vitro
by
Corp.
of
and
America
Pittsburgh Coal Co., was formed in 1955. The
that since then a $2,250,000 exploration and develop¬
&
carried
out
indicated
has
on
less
than
than
more
25 7
of
1,500.000
Vitro's
tons
of
holdings
uranium
in
ore
reserves.'
'Vitro
has
program."
ever
4,000
drilled
Current
than
more
holdings
acres.—V.
130.
p.
500.000
include
2094.
.
207
feet
in
uranium
connection
claims
with
which
this
cover
Volume 186
Number 5697
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2523)
•
>
.
West Penn Electric
Co.—Changes in Personnel—
White Motor
Changes
\y
among
the executives of this company were
announced
3.
Thompson. Chairman of the Board
of
Directors,
on
Mr. Thompson, formerly President, will continue as Chairman
tnd
the Chief
as
I Harold
F.
cerned
J.
cl
since
with
Lee
the
Executive
Butler,
rredecessor
Tice-Chairman
who
the
broad
nice,
Mr.
Assistant
the
of
of the company or. its
to
the
new
position of
will. continue. to be con¬
elected
been
As
such,
he
•
.
:
.
also
elevation
Marion
of
Vice-President.—V.
to
18G,
before
&
on
divs,
on
divs.
on
Com.
per
"Based
1 Year Ended Sept. 30—
Operating revenues
.'-*-;.1957.
-'$3-,9.80,296
.
__________
;.,."2,179,941
Operating expenses and taxes_.---:.-^_:____—_
fEstimated,
Net
operating
income—:—*—
2,962
income
Interest
—V.
stock
stk.
735,215
730,304
226,011
2,204,903
980,322
973,738
98d,322
;; 439,7bl
$1.50
$1.40
$4^77
$4.38
share
outstanding
share on outstanding, com.
"Due
per
$543,331
293,560
Western
■% Period End. Sept. 30—
■HMb
-• v
■
••.'.Operating
_
-r;;-
at
$1,768-523
15,389
'
*
:
433,386
______
,95,335
-v
of
24,621
$2,354,176
470,305
to
604,181
avail,
Dividends
Bal.
$1,315,971 ' $i;838,416
v
185,546 tv '; 234,213
Earns,
of
$1,749,995
$1,142,421
share—
$i,"584,203
of
495,037
538.068
$3.03
100%
in
the
option
and
for
1960
at
the
of
for
19o8
will
provide
betterments of
—V.. 185, p. 1092.
utility
the
short-term
construction
in
sale
bank
the
of
loans
expenditures
will
the
for
80%
of
in
.
and
its
the
68',/
of
known
It
announced
was
of
stock,
011
Texas
that
5
Prudential
in
the
American
the-sale
&
Co.
&
Inc.
Oshkosh
Co.;
Co.;
the
Wausau.
and
underwriters
associated
with
E.
Halsey,
offering are Dick & Mcfle-Smith; SchoellBaxter & Company; Bacon, Whipple & Co.;
Pollock & Co., Inc.; Stern Brothers & Co.;
,
M'cMaster Hutchinson & Co.; Mullaney, Wells & Co.;
Allison-Williams Co.; First of Iowa Corp.; Patterson,
and Pcnington, CoViet & Co.—V. 186, p. 2202.
expenses
Net
Subs.)—Earnings Increase
income______:____—____—$5,617,845
and taxes——
—3,071,766
1956
$4,356,001
2,815,241
$2,546,079
$1,540,760
788,437
$3.23
765,473
$2.01
Ended Sept.
operating
income
Shares
—
—
1957
30—
-
—
out-standing
Earnings per share
i————
quarter earnings were slightly off the pace set by the first
quarters of 1957. Net income for the three months ended Sept., 30,
amounted to $1.01 per shave.
Earnings were $1.08 per share in
the first quarter and $1.14 for the second quarter this year.
J.
R.
Parten,
President, attributes the drop in the third quarter
to recently reduced domestic oil allowables.
For the first nine months
of
1957,
however, Woodley's net daily oil production was up 12%
over
production during the similar period of 1956.
Woodley's. net oil production averaged 7,807 barrels daily for the
first nine months of 1957, compared with 6,961 barrels during the same
negotiated through Kidder, Peabody & Co.—V. 186,
Weyerhaeuser Timber Co.
(&
p. 1674.
Subs.)—Earnings Down
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
i
T
w
lumber, pulp,
forest
other
Other
1957 /
plywood,
products
containers
made in
was
__________1
/
(F. W.) Woolworth
.
318,597;810 331,751,222
4,869,444
6,642,730
——
income - (net)--
Total
income
of
items
>
Cost
of
timber used
for., wear-&
Taxes
—V.
exclusive
of
C'c
)
income
26,537,952
taxes
23.350,000
186,
p.
$1.62
share.
.
Seeger will
plans
continues
as
a
director.
The board
fill the vacated
position
COMPARATIVE
10
April
This corporation
of
y
STATEMENT OF
Nine Months Ended
Mr.
BUSINESS—The
organized
was
has
directors
*
furthering the company s
186, p. 2316.
Wire Corp.—Expands in Canada—
Dec. 3 announced the purchase of the assets of
Trim, Ltd., of Ajax, Ont., Canada, a subsidiary
Automotive
Fibres, Inc.
of Detroit.
purchase was made by Young's
Employing approximately 250 persons,
EARNINGS
1957
sales and oilv?r
Net
a
1956
completely modern facility
dated
N.
Oct.
"On
b.
Ely, President
*
sales,
admin.,
earnings before taxes
Provision
for
taxes'
earnings
and
the new Young acquisition is
with 120,000 square feet of manufacturing
of Young, said the plant will be
operated as the
other
costs 302,558,148
income,,._____
classes
_________
share...
$Of
shares outstanding at Sept.
30,
10.577.328
$1.61
dividends,
based
1
1957.
on
the merger.
in net. sales
of
date
Included
1957,
to S8.883.199 in
'
-
on
other
income
are
defense sales
death
that
show
in'
1956
•
such
No
announced
is
of
class
this
such
cash
have
that
in
connection
with
the
3,200
shares
of
capital
company,
been
stockholders to acquire one full share of stock by returning such
to the transfer agent,
together with the balance «of the mean
price
of
$6.75
per
There
the
is
stock
on
Nov.
15,
1957,
which
has
been
established
share.
no
stock
offering
to
the
public.—V.
186,
p..
2418.
has
has
board
the
as
old no
par
capital stock held
$•
directors consents, and conversion
compelled
be
by
the
board
of
directors at
•
B
no
number
of
been declared on the class B common stock, and
intention of considering a dividend of any kind on
common
of
shares
each share of common
paid Jan. 10, 1958 to
1957.
20,
at the
UNDERWRITERS—The
present time.
of the several underwriters and the
stock which each underwriter has sever¬
names
common
follows:
Shares
Shares
.
Quinn & Co.
3,000
5.000
White, Masterson & Co....
Fridley, Hess & Frederking
Lentz, Newton & Co—.—
McCarley & Co., Inc. —
Wm. B. Robinson & Co.—
Bala Williams & Co
R- H. Cobb & Co
Guthrie Byrd & Co
Robert E. Levy & Co
Co., Inc. 12,000
10,000
7,500
Joseph Walker & Sons
Goodbody & Co.—
Muir
3,000
3,000
7,500
20,000
RauscherRpierce/ss
Investment
Austin,
Corp
Parvin—_
Inc.—
Hart &
Dlttmar &. Company,
Ellis
Kenneth
&
Co.—
5,000
5,000
Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
Friedrichs &
Arthur
M.
5,000
Co.—
Krensky
& Co.,
jnc
Perkins
&
Sanders &
See
Co.,
Co
Inc
——
also V. 186, p. 2316.
'S-SAmtf*
5.000
Texas National Corp—...—
Beebe, Guthrie & Lavalle..
Clark, Landstreet & Kirkpatrick, Inc.-———
H I. Josey & Co
Turner,
&
Guerin
Eppler,
<
covered by letter of notification filed on Nov.
advised that such offer of capital stock is made
in
connection with the 5'r
stock dividend,
and is made to those
stockholders receiving cash
in lieu of a fractional share to enable
we
may
Dec.
record
dividend
the
"|iiile net income after Federal taxes on income in¬
from S4.051.073 to $4,258,901.
Alter provision for dividends on
preferred.stock, this amounts to an Increase in earnings per share
on.Jhe 6.124.521 shares of common stoek outstanding from 63 cents to
66" cents.—V. 186, p. 1096.
14,
the
of common stock, 12,500 have been re¬
the exercise of the warrants being registered,
should be exercised, then 811,954 shares of
if the board of
shares
"
of
S112,390,003r
stock
of
quarter of 1957 a cash dividend of 25 cents on
stock, including the shares just offered, to be
holders
quarter of 1957 compared with the same period
net sales and other income rose from 103,036,687
White Eagle Oil Co., Tulsa, Okla^—Stock Dividend—
outstanding shares
paid a cash dividend on its old capi¬
tal stock for each of the 21 fiscal years from 1936 to 1957 Inclusive.
The directors have adopted
a
resolution declaring for the fourth
the
It
plan of recapitalization approved
DIVIDENDS—The company has
creased
.
799,454 shs.
674,454 shs.
shares
warrants
time.
any
common
■
such
the holder
of
all
of
amounting
$12,841,757 in 1956.
.
'Outstanding
§ Shares of class B common stock are convertible into common stock
a
sliare-for-share basis after Dec. 31, 1962, or earlier upon the
/Results for the third
to
v
and
and
a
stock will be outstanding.
common
NOTES—Inasmuch as the merger of Birtman Electric Co. into this
corporation did. not become effective until April 1,1957, the 1996 results
oft. Rirtman Electric Co. are included only for the six months ended
Sept/ 30, 1956. Such results are for those operations tajcen over at the
_
share
each
issuance upon
all
q\)R
$1.64
6,124,521
for
authorized
the
if
11,097,553
,«
provision for preferred
pursuant to
1957,
stock
of
21,674,881
10,742,000
;
29,
PRESENT FINANCING
t3,000,000 shs.
§1,000,000 shs.
by him.
263,526,560
21,148,981
TO
Authorized
par value)—;
stock ($1 par value)—
and
'
.
10,406.981
on
incorne____
on
Earnings per common
-After
115,852
EFFECT
($1
share) were reclas¬
exchanged into 674,454 shares of common stock, par value
$1, and 674,454 shares of class B common stock, par value $1.
Each
stockholder
on
that
date
received one share
of each of the new
sified
323,707,129 285,201,441
_
Manufacturing,
Net
323,591,277 285,201,441
income
Total
Net
income
Texas.
by the stockholders and directors, the 674,454 then
of no par capital stock (with stated value of $1 per
income
from, finance subsidiary not consoli¬
(from April 16, 1957 to Sept. 30, 1957)
Dallas,
GIVING
i
stock
Common
snare
Net
in
located
are
CAPITALIZATION
<
ally agreed to purchase are as
wholly-owned Canadian subsidi¬
ary, L. A. Young Industries of Canada, Ltd. The price was not disclosed.
Located 30 miles east of Toronto, the Ajax plant is a major supplier
of automotive trim products to the Canadian automobile industry.
It
also manufactures padding for automobile seats and seat covers.
Gray. said.
/
Sept. 30—
of
on
Automotive
National
The
Chairman of the Beard of Directors, will relinquish
this position effective Jan. 1, 1958, it was ..announced on Dec. 5
by
Elisha Gray II, President.
'
Mr.
taken on Dec. 2, with the balance to
T2>c loan was arranged by the Chemical
Young: Spring &
Walter G. Scegcr,
no
issue of Nov. 25 of the public offering
our
inc
994.
Whirlpool Corp.—Chairman to Resign—.
*
details follow:
It
was
Exchange
Canadian
.
$17,800,060
49,104,337
$1.39
Corn
11,510,373
31,900,000
41,976,193
taken
total
companies in New York City.
15, next.
Bank.
Tne proceeds of the loan arc being' used for
program of expansion and modernization.—V.
be
24,150,745
11,640,421
"...
per
the
Of
prov.
plants, equlpmt, & roads
income
management of trust
219,962,688 221,720,497
(depletion
Income taxes_
income
Net
of
other than Federal
Federal
Net
tear
sold
(2
and
.323,467,254 338,393,952
—
goods sold and expenses,
shown below—
Co.—Notes Placed Privately—The
has arranged to borrow $35,000,000 on promis¬
notes at 5% for 25 years from a group of pension
retirement funds, most of which are under the
company
sory
Cost
J
Completed—Mention
125,000 shares of common stock (par $1) at $13 per
share through a group of underwriters headed by Eppler, *
Guerin & Turner, Inc. It has been completed. Further
and
$
V
\
!
and
2094.
p.
Zale Jewelry Co., Inc.—Offering
served for
period last year.—V. 186, p. 777.
1956
*
*■•.."'*
of
Sales
of the
$9,000,000 was
company
for
186,
'
and wholesale
the
in
Win.
Co.;
&
&
Gross
to Havana Racing
this
Co..
Corp.
source
located.
is
uranium
Class B common
Co.—Acquisition—
to
to
agreement
Resources
will provide
Milling.—V.
1957,
Insurance
license
Mining & Petroleum Co., Inc., a Colorado corporation head¬
In Albuquerque and actively engaged in drilling operations
Grants-Ambrosia
Lake
area,
owr.s
70%
of
its subsidiary,
Yucca
Third
Dec.
the
of
terms
Atomic
which
two
capital
a
offices
Sheboygan,
Woodley Fetorleum Co. (&
178, p. 1052.
Western & Southern Life Insurance
granted
quartered
con¬
remainder
10,000
an
adjacent part of upper
operating revenues is received
sale of electricity, approximately 19%
from the sale of gas
than
1%
frofti "bus service.'
The largest cities served are
Nine Months
Western-Nebraska Oil Co., Inc.—Changes Na.me—
Co., Inc.—V.
Commission
Energy
for unlimited purchase of uranium ore for milling
this licensa the pilot plant will extract U308 and
Is the American Milling pur¬
of 20'./ interest In their known
material for the milling process.
This is the process known as the Yucca Process, a mehtod' of milling
which reputedly is 50%
more efficient and timesaving than presentday methods of extracting and reducing ore.
The Yucca process, now under patent application, was turned over
to American Milling by its parent company, Yucca Mining & Petro¬
leum Co., Inc., largest land-owner in the Grants, N. M., area where
be
furnishing elec¬
square miles
in north
about
Wisconsin
Copeland & Kendall, Inc.;
only normal auultions,-replacements
plant
and- will
approx-ifhate
$2,000,000.
r
»-» ..
name
Atomic
experimental basis.
an
from
body,
ore
company
bonds
head¬
Courts
lor
September, last, changed its
on
One9 of
chase
fund purscaled from
incurred
during
principally
engaged
of
area
an
northeastern
Costs,
The company in
the
Under
*.
from
Corp.
company was incorporated April 19, 1924, in Texas.
for the principal purpose of engaging in the retail
jewelry business. At the present time it owns and oper¬
ates directly or through wholly-owned subsidiaries a total of 85 retail
jewelry stores in 18 states, and is believed to be the largest chain of
jewelry stores in the Urited States if not in the world. Its executive
Thomas
shares
and;
at
in
Milling
V205,
sinking
prices
of uranium from
MOnticello In Utah
extraction
for
construction
of
process
corporation
Recently,
bid
a
major construction
budget
,
at
beginning
proceeds
Approximately
Bay,
Freeman
Sept. 30. 1956.
'''
projects for 1957 arc completed and in op¬
eration, the total budget amounting to over $5,000,00. The const ruction
All
to
106.26'./
UNDERWRITERS—Among
1957
30/
on
mill
25-ton
a
the
4
for
gas
and
the
Stuart
$3.08
outstanding Sept.
were
with
In
kopf, Hutton & Pomeroy;
487,620
$2.27
shares
common
and
Green
$1,499,464
523,172
$2.15
per com.
5
(Colo.)—Unit to
of
less
and
250,531
.
491,670
$1,130,425.
532.167
redeemable
be
outstanding
and
Michigan.
common
outstanding—.:
total
aim
193,792
stock__
corn.
no.
shares
$1,336,213
stock
pfd.
on
lor
Avgc.
for divs.
plant
be
purposes.
follows:
as
100%.
pay
central
593,236
from
Bal.
bonds Dec.
received
were
1957.
tricity
:
■
will
from
BUSINESS—Corporation/is
$1,786;27(P $£,431,652
$1,769,599."
e.e.'..deductions
.
4I2S
as
ledeomable
are
to
struction
$2/336/327$2,329,555
17,752
bonds
PROCEEDS—Net
;
$1,754,210
the
awarded
were
bonds
ranging
they
101.20%
9,075,617
9,334,697
.
prices
posts
1957—12 Mos.—1956
6.903,693
new
the
Young Spring & Wire Corp, below,
American
&
148.
p.
for
used
_______
».*£);< net.)
A
1957—20 Weeks—1956
$210,173,319 $183,075,510
White, Weld
Co., 101.85; Kidder, Peabody & Co., 101.80888; The First Boston
101.139;
and
Corp.,
Kuhn,
Loeb" & Co. and American Securities
(jointly),
101.13.
$j..85
r
$8,672,216 $11,671,024 $11,405,172
7,097,532
income
Gross
stocx..$1.-83'.'
1957—1) Mos.-—1956"
$8,851,742
income
income
Interest,
'■
1957—4 Weeks—1956
$44,395,492 $38,924,101
186, V. 2094.
Bids
A.
Albuquerque, N. M., and of Atomic Resources Corp., a
also headquartered in Albuquerque, N. M.
An agreement to this end has been signed by President Melvin E.
Richards
for
American
Milling Corp.
and by President James V.
Reynolds for Atomic Resources Corp.
of 100.52999%.
Light & Telephone Co., Iiic.—Earns. Lower—
Operating revenues
O-pit. exps & taxes--—-:
Oilier
•
filing consolidated return with sUbsldiafies.—V. 181,
to
pilot
will
ore
Stuart & Co. Inc. on Dec. 6 headed a group of under¬
offering $7,000,000 of:4%% #rst mortgage bonds,
due Dec. 1, 19b 7, at 101.257% and accrued interest. The
301,016
.n.
of
Young Spring & Wire Corp.—Shortens Name
»within the next 180 days, It was announced on Nov. 29.
This was the joint announcement of American Milling
quartered
The
Earnings
•*",
A
the 980,322 shares of common stock outstanding on Sept.
f Including sales of parts, accessories, and service.—V. 186,
—_____
y
Industries
Build New Pilot Plant—
sey,
$550,301
stock
common
shares
L.
Yucca Mining & Petroleum Co., Inc.
227,141
2,043.861
973,738
underwriters
Common
Rr
75,696
stk.
—V.
Wisconsin Public Service Corp.—Bonds Offered—Hal-
$1,070,381
4C54348
^ $637^569-. ; $630,600
dividenlds__^J._______^-_:._______v.;;C-.';a7j268 / v 87,263
income
•Preferred
S
4,903,000
5,011,118
Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc.—Current Sales Up—
1,853
i•..
$1,103,317
ueuueuons
/■/Net income available for
.
5,208,000
4,900,826
writers
R-.Net
: '
1,499,000
1,446,715
pfd.
Period End. Nov. 16—
$1,068,528
$1,100,355
______
Young
corporation has changed its corporate name to Young Spring
Corp., effective Dec. 2, 1557.
founder, L. A. Young, is no longer associated with the company.
186, p. 2202.
Nevada
Cr42,176
:
•
1,629,000
1,550,080
75,092
57U.
r
A.
L.
The
com.
com.
of
Wire
&
on
1957.
p.
1956
$3,743,623
2,717,271
induction in Federal income t'ax___
income—
Gross
«
30,
Si.les
Other
9,914,118
10,106,826
'
1'
West Virginia Water Service Co.—Gross Increased—
Division
Trim
This
2,945,715
outstdg—
shares
also
(L. A.)
.
(est.)__:—
Cash
Miller
15413.
13.556
171,615,688 157,410,249
taxes
income
Casn
G.
p.
on
See
$
13,800
44,884,792
3,179,080
income
Net
$
61,797,720
__
taxes
Canadian
♦Earns,
f
u
______
3,413
Automotive
Canada, Ltd.
li957—9 Mo«.—1956
$
5,094
income
Fed.
•
•
the
announced
Vice-President
sales
Income
policy matters.
Vice-President since 1949, was elected President
will be
its
Chief Administrative Officer, Mr.
a
vehicles-sold
tNet
company..
Vice-President
a
has
Board.
and
Thompson
from
•
1957—3 Mos.—1956
$
New
general
jr.,
company
Officer
was
1935,
of
Thompson stated.
0
Period End. Sept. 30—
Earle
•
|)ec. 4.
Canadian
Co.—Quarterly Earnings Higher—•
55
.
5,000
5,000
5,000
——
3,000
3,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
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AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Bullock County Board of
(P.
O.
Union
Warrant
Education
Springs),
Sale
Ala.
of
issue
An
—
$190,000 capital outlay school war¬
rants was sold to Sterne, Agee &
Leach, at a price of 100.02, a net
interest cost of about 4.27%, as
follows:
17 for
the purchase of $420,000
general obligation bonds, as fol¬
lows:
$268,000 Annexations Nos. 4, 6, 7
and 8, Struck-Central Annex
bonds.
Due
on
1962 to
1983
Annex
from
$73,000 5s.
Due
1958 to
Dated
65,000 4V4.S.
Due
.
,
Aug. 1 from
on
1973 inclusive.
1968 to
.52,000 4s.
Due
<
Aug.1 11 from
on
1977 inclusive.
Jan.
Dated
Aug.
1, 1957.
Interest
Legality approved by White,
Bradley, Arant,.-All; & Hose, of
Birmingham.:" ri V";J- : :
Jan.
1
Heights School District,
Angeles County, Calif.
Los
Bond Sale—The $75,000 school
building bonds offered Nov. 26—
186, p. 2095—were awarded to
the
Bank of America National
v.
.
h-
•
Cullman, Ala. V/;
"
■} Bond Sale—An issue of $143,000
bonds was
Mayes; Inc., of
Birmingham, as 4s,. at a! price of
100.005, a basis of about 3.99%.
| Dated Oct. 1, 1957. Due serially
public
improvement
sold to Hendrix
from
1958 to
&
inclusive.
1967
Le¬
gality approved by White, Brad¬
ley, -Arant, All & Rose, of Bir¬
mingham,
Houston County
.
Hospital Board
(P. O. Dothan), Ala.
Bond Sale—An issue of $200,000
hospital 'tax anticipation; bonds
was sold to Sterne, Agee & Leach,
at a price of 100.07, a net interest
cost of 3.79%, as follows:; ; •
Due serially from 1959
$40,000 6s.
to
1961.
.
20,000 3%s.; Due in 1962.
mV ^Due'VriaUv
3v2s.
Due serially
90 000
90,000
.
1963 to
Sale
Bond
Rose, of Birmingham.
p.
ceive
sealed
Los Angeles
bids
at
until 9
14 for the
Jan.
Clerk,
Other
Trust
a
&
Harris
Savings
Bank, of Chi¬
Guaranty Trust Co., of New
York, J. P. Morgan & Co., Inc.,
&
Trust
America
Trust
Company, of
Hornblower & Weeks,
Louis,
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy,
Lee Higginson Corp., First West¬
ern
Bank
& Trust Co.,
of San
&
E.
Marks
&
in
(PST)
on
a
basis
Sale
Bond
The
—
Calif.
$2,000,000
bonds
offered
Dec.
p. ,2317—were
awarded to a group composed of
the Security-First National Bank,
of Los Angele$; Blyth & Co., Inc.;
C. J. Devine & Co.; R. H. Moulton
& Co.; Shearson, Hammill & Co.;
and. Win. R. Staats & Co., at a
price of 100.00005, a net interest
cost of about 3.57%, as follows:
building
2—v., 186,
4?4S.
$400,000
from
1,600,000
on
Dec/ 15
1962 inclusive.
Due
1959 to
3V2S.
Due
on
15
Dec.
from 1963 to 1978 inclusive.
Fullerton School District, Orange
County, Calif.
— L.
B. Wallace,
Bond Offering
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
at
until 11
his
a.m.
office
(PST)
in
on
Santa
Ana
Dec. 17 for
the purchase of $105,000 building
bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1958.
Due
on
Jan.
clusive.
(J-J)
from
1
1959
Principal
payable
Treasurer's
at
office.
to
and
R.
-
Ostly,
County Clerk, wRT ^ceive sealed
bids qt his office in Los Angeles
until 9 a.m. (PST) on Jan, 14 for
the purchase of $ 1,875,00(1 Itfhool
building bonds.
Dated Feb. 1,
1958.
1978
Due
Feb. 1 from 1959 to
on
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
Smith, of Atlanta.
City
Offering
Clerk,
and
bonds.
sewerage
Dated
Feb.
on
1
clusive.
tem
from
Due
inclusive.
approved by Tallmadge
madge, of Denver.
City, Ernst & Co., Hill Rich¬
ards
&
Co., Burns, Corbett &
Pickard, Inc., R. D. White & Co.,
1978
in¬
Co.,
Tripp & Co., Wood, Gundy &
Co., Inc., Taylor & Co., National
City Bank, of Cleveland, Federa¬
tion Bank & Trust Co., of New
York, Newhard, Cook & Co., Tilney & Co., Breed & Harrison, Inc.,
J. A. Overton & Co., J. A. Hogle
& Co., Soden Investment Co., and
East
on Dec. 10 for the purchase
$1,800,000 bonds, as follows:
Goleta
Sanitary District (P. O.
Goleta), Calif.
Bond Offering—Secretary A, E.
Clancy announces that the Gov¬
erning Board will receive sealed
on
Dec.'
public
$1,175,000
Due
Dec.
on
C.
Sacramento
in
office
school
625,000
Due
to
1958
and
Bonds
Not
for
Com¬
Trust
&
Bank
Hartford, or at the Guar¬
anty
Trust
Company,
of New
York City.
Legality approved by
Robinson, Robinson & Cole, of
pany,
Hartford.
of
County
ness, as
Principal
payable
at
office.
and
interest
the
County
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
offered
Valley Union High Sch.
District, Contra Costa County,
California
Offering
—
E.
B.
Clerk
of the Board
Commissioners, will
sealed
bids
unitl
10
a.m.
offered
Nov.
26—v.
school
186,
p.
awarded to the Bank
of America National Trust &
Sav¬
ings Association, of San Francisco,
price of 100.06, a net interest
4.002%, as follows:
cost of about
$36,000
5s.
1959
to
$600,000
system
Dec.
Courts
Due
on
Jail
and
Criminal
Building certificates.
Feb.
1
from
1958
to
1967 inclusive.
Due
on
Jan.
1964 inclusive.
Courts
1
from
Jail
Due Feb.
Criminal
and
Building
Hinsdale
re¬
motor
186,
p.
Counties,
Twp. High Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Hinsdale), III.
No. 86
Bond Offering—C. E.
Spearman,
8
(CST)
purchase
of
p.m.
Dec.
on
Nov.
tional
payable
Bank
of
at
the
Miami,
First Na¬
or
at the
Chase Manhattan Bank, New York
City.
Legality approved by Mit¬
the purchase of
building
bonds.
for
school
Dated
Dec.
Legality
1964.
McCord,
$1,940,000
',..
school
Wayne
County School District
(P. O. East Moline), III.
Sale—The
building
bonds
186,
—v.
$475,000 school
p.
John
to
offered
Nuveen
Hornblower
Nov.
2204—were
&
&
27
awarded
Co.,
and
Weeks, jointly,
as
follows:
Nov. 1 from
on
1959 to 1976 inclusive.
Scott
County Community Unit Sch.
1 (P. O. Winchester),
District No.
Bond
Sale—The $240,000 school
National
3%s, at
Bank,
of
Chicago,
as
price of 100.29, a basis
a
of about 3.34%.
KENTUCKY
Louisville, Ky.
Graham
Again
school
First
bonds
State
4]/2S.
as
Bank,
of
Dated July
January
on
sold
was
inclusive.
from
1
1959
by Charles
nicht, of St. Louis.
approved
to
1964
Legality
&
Trauer-
nounce
the re-election of Thomas
Graham
the
Sinking Fund
Co., Inc., Louisville) by the Board
of Aldermen
his
fourth
as
Long,
receive
sealed bids until 1:30 p.m. (CST)
011
Dec. 16 for the purchase
of
$109,000 park bonds. Dated Dec.
will
1, 1957. Due semi-annually from
July 1, 1959 to Jan. 1, 1968 inclu¬
Bank
the
at
of
First
National
Elkhart.
Legality ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Jefferson
3-year
1960. Also
term, ending October,
Mr.
Graham's
Fund
for
re-election
of
the
the
ninth
by the
Sinking
consecutive
President of the Commis¬
sioners.
Lee
Miller
P.
Robertson
Merle
and
E.
re-elected
were
Vice-Presidents
the
for
as
be¬
year
and ending
1957
Kentucky (State of)
Bank of New York Named Pay¬
ing
Agent
York
The
—
has been
Bank
of
New
New York
named
paying agent for $35 million Gen¬
eral Obligation Bonds of the Com¬
monwealth
of
Kentucky which
wealth.
The
tial
$35,000,000 issue is the ini¬
of a $100,000,000 road
part
building
Federal
County (P. O. Madison),
proposed
program
Chandler
Governor
under
by
the
Highway Act.
LOUISIANA
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable
Commissioner for
consecutive
represents the first such bond is¬
in the history of the Common¬
Bond Offering—Robert E.
Comptroller,
an¬
(President, Bankers Bond
sue
Elkhart, Ind.
City
Sinking
Commis¬
of
the
Winchester,
1, 1959. Due
J-J.
Interest
to
Heads
Commission—The
sioners
ginning Oct. 1,
Sale—is^ue qf $35,500. Sept. 30, 1953.
Bond
of
bonds offered Nov. 26—v. 186, p.
2204—were awarded to the First
year as
Nov. 1,1977.
on
Miller,
&
Township Civil Township
O. Portland), Ind.
Commissioners
$355,000 3V2s. Due
by
approved
(P.
Fund
-
,
Ice
Indianapolis.
Caddo
Parish,
Parishwide
School
(P. O. Shreveport), La.
District
Bond
Offering
—
Roscoe
H.
White, Secretary-Treasurer of the
Parish School Board,
will receive
Indiana
sealed bids until' 1:30 p.m.
David¬
Jan. 7 for the
on
dated
20
$6,000
18 for the
Bond Offering—Richard
1, 1956 and are callable as of Feb.
1,
1963.
Principal
and
interest
(F-A)
Dec.
on
tion, will receive sealed bids until
certificates.
are
Bond Offering—Wayne Combs,
Township Trustee, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
1, 1972.
certificates
3%s,
Twp. School Twp.
(P. O. Stanford), Ind.
revenue
2—v.
DuPage and Hinsdale
sive.
follows:
$10,000,000
The
Bond Sale—The $115,000
a
bids
INDIANA
(EST) on Jan. 8 for the purchase
of
$14,500,000
special
county
building certificates of indebted¬
4,500,000
San Ramon
at
All
—
2103—were rejected.
(P. O. Miami), Fla.
cisco.
2317—were
the
FLORIDA
County
clusive.
bonds
Sold
parking
bonds
Dec,
Connecticut
National
as
Van Buren
1,
Illinois
1, 1957.
Principal
interest (J-D) payable at the
Fletcher
Bank, of Indianapolis,
Ross,
to
on
1977
2205—were awarded t*v
p.
American
1, 1957.
Due semi¬
annually from July 1, 1958 to Jan.
120,000 3%s. Due
bonds.
the
Aurora, III.
inclusive.
Dated
receive
Treasurer's
1958
from
from
1
Dec.
(PST) on Dec. 11 for
of $92,000 school
bonds.
Dated Jan. 15, 1958.
Due
on Jan. 15
from 1960 to 1978 in¬
a.m.
purchase
(J-J)
bonds.
works
1
1977 inclusive. 1
Certificate
the
Council,
(EST)
of
Leatherman,
until 10
Tor-
186,
v.
ILLINOIS
,
W.
Sale—The $80,000 school
building bonds offered Nov. 27—
in¬
Feb.
National Bank, Atlanta.
Le¬
gality approved by Kelley & Mobley, of Atlanta.
Bond
Conn.
President of Town
Dade
County, Calif.
Offering—C.
his
1988
of
ern
No. 37
John
—
Township School Township
(P. O. Crown Point), Ind.
Bond
Due
Rock Island
will receive sealed bids until noon
LaRue,
interest
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los Angeles.
Hartford,
Offering
Bond
County Clerk, will receive sealed
at
revenue
to
\
Ross
Co.
&
Sacramento
bids
apolis.
*
\
Rio Linda Union School District,
Bond
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
sealed
1958.
as
Banking Company, Ander¬
Legality approved by Ross,
son.
1,
Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the Citizens and South¬
Tall- bonds.
&
CONNECTICUT
sas
McDonald
1 from 1960 to 1987
Interest M-N. Legality
Sept.
on
1,
1960
Callable
vehicle
general obligation water sys¬
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1957.
derson
1968.
ceived
000
Feb.
1,
from July
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on Dec. 18
the
purchase
of $1,150,000,
water
on
building bonds. Dated
1958. Due semi-annually
1, 1959 to July 1, 1963.
Principal and interest at the An¬
Jan.
Watson,
receive
receive
school
000
K
G.
will
$35,-
for
payable at the Coun¬
ty Treasurer's office, or. at any of
the fiscal agencies of the County
in New York City or Chicago.
pey,
Sullivan
&
Co.,
Win, E. Pollock & Co., Spencer
Trask & Co., Field, Richards &
Co., Illinois Company, City Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co., of Kan¬
will
terest (F-A)
COLORADO
J.
—
Trustee,
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST)
Dec. 12 for the purchase of
Stateshoro, Ga.
Bond
Offering—Hector Lawler,
Township
the
Meadow &
Bond Offering—Harold J.
S.
Fitzpatrick,
Bond
(J-D) payable
City Treasurer's office, or
at the City's fiscal agency in New
York City. Legality approved by
Spalding,
Sibley,
Troutman,
at
William S. Hart Union School Dist.,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
Secu¬
Co., American
rities Corp., Hirsch & Co.,
the
County
Legality ap¬
bids until
8 p.m. (PST)
about 3.99%.
of
Burr,
&
Indiana
Land¬
cipal and interest
Sav¬
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, J.Barth
& Co., Stone & Youngberg, Lawson, Levy, Williams & Stern, C.
N. White & Co., and Fred D. Blake
& Co., as 4s, at a price of 100.009,
Barcus, Kindred &
School District,
Bernardino County,
school
&
ings Association, of San Frapcisco,
Dean Witter & Co., Merrill Lynch,
Co., W. H.
Coffin &
Weigold & Co.,
Co.,
re¬
purchase of $100,-
Unified
Trust
Co., of
Mercantile
building bonds. Dated
Due on Feb. 1 from
1959 to 1978 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
San
National
Chicago, Lazard
Frederick, Colo.
Freres & Co., Drexel & Co., Glore,
Bond Offering—Clerk Adelaide
Forgan & Co., First National Bank
of Portland, R. W. Pressprich & Chergo announces that the Board
Co., Philadelphia National Bank, j of Town
Trustees will receive
1, 1958.
Fontana
Los
group composed of the Bank of
a
Continental Illinois National Bank
000 school
Feb.
3—v.
cago,
Chas.
office
a.m.
$15,000,000
offered.: Dec.
underwriters:
:
District,
•
headed by the c'Chase
Manhattan Bank, New York City,,
as
3V4S, at 100.429, a basis of
about 3.20%,
J.
will
his
•
syndicate
Dickson
.
.
■.
1999-^-were awarded to
Los
Angeles County, Calif..
Bond;
Offering — Harold
County
'
186,
Morton
Ostly,
The
t-
Laurence M.
School District,
'
Francisco, L. F. Rothschild & Co.,
CALIFORNIA
Monte
' '
.
bonds
St.
proved by White, Bradley, Arant,
El
1
Angeles School Districts, Calif.
school
and
Dated Nov. 1, 1957. Legality ap¬
All &
J
School
n
1968.
.
/
inclusive.
1978
from of Philadelphia, Equitable Seeuri- sealed bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on
.
•
npf.
Dec. on for the purchase of $160.30 for
ties Corporation,
purchase of $160,
1967
in
Due
& Savings Association, of
Francisco, as 4 Vis, at a price
of 101.21, a basis of about 4.34%.
Los
to
Covina
from
1966.
3%s.
50,000
Trust
San
.
Earl
from 1958 to 1986 inclusive. Prin¬
v.
.
LaVerne
ti
A-O.
on
Offering—R.
ers,
Angeles County, Calif.
1, 1958.
Legality
approved by O'Melveny & Myers,
of Los Angeles.
|.
•
1974 to
Due
Township Sch. Township
(P» O. R. R. No. 2, Anderson),
186, p. 2096—were awarded to
West
1983 inclusive.
1962 to
Aug.1 from
on
1967 inclusive.
bonds.
Bond
Richland
Atlanta, Ga.
Bond Sale—The $430,000 school
building bonds offered Nov. 26—
1973
:
from
1
GEORGIA
v
City Comptroller, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
Dec. ll for the purchase of $15,000,000 general obligation, unlim¬
ited tax, various purposes bonds.
Dated June 1, 1957. Due on Dec. 1
inclusive.
Jan.
152,000 Annexation No: 4, Struck
*
*
6,000 4s. Due on Jan. 1, 1965.
42,000 3%s. Due on Jan. 1 from
,1966 to 1972 inclusive.
31,000 4s.
Due on Jan. 1 from
(CST)
purchase of $7,-
County Auditor, will receive
sealed bids unitl 2 p.m. (CST) on
Dec. 17 for the purchase of $100,-
500,000 school bonds. Dated Feb.
000
1959
son,
bridge bonds.
1957.
to
Due
1966
Legality
chell, Pershing, Shetterly & Mit¬
Cord,
chell, of New York City.
apolis.
on
Dec.
inclusive.
approved
Ice
&
Dated Dec.
15
from
Interest
by
Miller,
Ross,
of
16,
1953.
15,
to
Due
on
Feb.
1978 inclusive.
interest
(F-A)
15
from
Principal
payable at
1958
and
J-D.
banking institution designated by
Mc¬
Indian¬
the
successful
bidder.
approved by Chapman
of
Chicago.
a
Legality
& Cutler,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2526)
58
(EST)
East Baton
Roage Parish Consol.
1 (P. O.
80S St. Louis Street,
Baton Rouge), La.
1957.
Due April
until
Feb.
for
4
11
(CST)
a.m.
on
Bridgman Public School District
(P. O. Bridgman), Mich.
of $10,000,000 general obligation school
building bonds.
Note—All bids received for the
foregoing
bonds
offered
originally
Bond
were
—
David Heath,
M.D., Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
June 26.
on
Offering
Due
1957.
Bond Sale—The public improve¬
on
July 1 from 1958 to
ment and Sewerage District No. 1
1986 inclusive. Bonds due in
bonds
and
totaling
$112,000, offered
Nov. 6 — v. 186, p. 1551 — were
awarded to Arnold & Crane, and
Barrow, Leary & Co., jointly, as
follows:
$28,000 4%s. Due
1959
on Doc.
1970 inclusive.
to
1 from
thereafter
of
$200,-
revenue
bonds
issue
000
public
was
sold to Arnold & Crane, and
utility
Barrow, Leary & Co., jointly, as
follows:
$2,000 4s. Due on Dec. 1, 1960.
198,000 5tes. Due on Dec. 1 from
*
1961
1987 inclusive.
to
of
Clio, Mich.
tis, City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Dec.
16
for
the
purchase of $94,000
water supply and sewage disposal
system revenue bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1957. Due on April 1 from 1959
inclusive.
1983
to
Bonds
1969 and thereafter
are
in
due
callable
as
of April
1, 1968. Principal and in¬
(A-O) payable at a bank or
trust company designated by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Berry, Stevens & Moorman, of
terest
Dated Dec.
D§c. 1,
1, 1957. Callable on
1972, or on any interest
payment date thereafter. Princi¬
pal and interest (J-D) payable at
the Whitney National
Bank, of
New Orleans. Legality approved
by Foley, Cox & Judell, of New
Orleans.
Detroit.
Note
Nov.
on
The
—
originally
were
foregoing bonds
scheduled for sale
12—v.
186,
2097—and
p.
Lockport Sewerage District No.
1,
Louisiana
Certificate
Sale
—
An
issue
100.13,
Dearborn
No. 3
of
Township School District
(P. O. Dearborn), Mich.
the
to
First
Bond
Offering
H.
—
R.
Jan.
1958.
1,
1959
from
Due
1962
to
Jan.
on
inclusive.
interest payable at
Principal and
suitable banking institution des¬
a
Clearbrook
Independent School
District No. 157, Minn.
Bond
Offering — Raymond
Thompson, District Clerk, will
ceive
bids
sealed
(CST)
chase
until
4
L.
re¬
p.m.
on Dec.
10 for the pur¬
of $325,000 general obliga¬
tion school
building bonds. Dated
Jan.
1, 1958.
1961
to 1980 inclusive. Callable
Dist.
until
Dec.
10
for
the
re¬
pur¬
of
$325,000 school building
bonds, it is reported.
Crystal, Minn.
Bond
Sale—The
im¬
June 1 from 1958 to 1983 inclusive.
at
of New Orleans.
callable
are
June
1,
1968.
Principal and interest (J-D)
able
>
of
as
at
bank
a
or
trust
(P. O.
by the original pur¬
Legality
approved
by
Stevens & Moorman, of
chaser.
Oak Grove), La.
Berry,
Bond Offering — R. V. Reeves,
Secretary of Parish Police Jury,
Detroit.
will
receive sealed bids
East
a.m.
(CST)
on
until
Jan. 6 for the
10
bonds.
Due
serially from
Legality
approved by Foley, Cox & Judell,
1960
1978
to
inclusive.
of New Orleans.
Offering
water bonds
was
sold
to
$95,000
Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities & Co., as
8s, at a price of 100.05, a basis of
about 2.99%.
The
bonds
1957
and
1958
to
are
mature
1972
dated
Dec.
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1
1,
tax
and
by
Dodge, of Boston.
&
Storey,
Thorndike,
(P.
O.
2.83%.
Offering—John
Town
Treasurer,
will
Company, Municipal
Department, 111 Franklin Street,
Boston,
Dec.
until
10
for
11
a.m.
(EST)
Muskegon Public School District,
Michigan
Note
Offering—Ralph L. Muller,
Assistant Superintendent, will re¬
ceive
sealed
on
bank
New
(EST)
payable at the
Bank-State Street Trust
and
Second
Comoany,
of
Boston.
Legality approved by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
Dodge, of Boston.
County (P. O. East
Cambridge), Mass.
Note
Offering—Timothy J. CroCounty Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed
bids
until
10:30
a.m.
trust
p.m.
company
in
the
Due
of
bids
until
7:30
on
In
improvement
and
a
bank
refunding
1969
as
and
or
thereafter
are
of June
trust
1, 1968. Princi¬
(J-J) payable at
desig¬
Leerality
aoproved
bv
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
nated
as
follows:
on
March
1
on
Bond
March 1 from
company
by the purchaser.
Due
Bond
Offering—Mike Goggins,
Clerk, will receive sealed
until 4 p.m. (CST) on Jan.
the
purchase of $400,000
general obligation school building
bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1958. Due on
1
from
1959
Callable
as
to
inclu¬
1978
of July
1,
1967.
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Owen, Barker, Scott & Barber, of
Minneapolis.
from
1
1961
of
as
to
1980
Jan.
Warren, Minn.
Offering — C. J.
Clerk,
in
1970
callable
Minn.
Bond
Offering — Harold B.
Vasey, City Manager, will receive
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on
Dec. 23 for the purchase of $400,000 sewerage disposal plant bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1958. Due on Jan. 1
from
1960 to
1979 inclusive.
Call¬
of Jan.
1, 1969. Principal
payable at a banking
institution designated by the suc¬
as
and interest
cessful bidder.
by
Faegre
apolis.
Mounds
&
View
Legality approved
Benson, of Minne¬
Indeoendent
School
District No. 621, Minn.
Bond
Offering
—
D. D.
Wendt,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Dec.
17
J-J.
and
the purchase of $550,000
building bonds. Dated Jan.
1, 1958. Due on Jan. 1 from 1961
1984
Jan.
inclusive.
1, 1973.
Callable
as
of
Principal and inter¬
Stanley
thereafter
are
Owen, Barker, Scott & Bar¬
10
for
the
Dated
receive sealed
(CST) on Dec.
purchase of $250,000
a.m.
Feb.
1,
revenue
1958.
Due
bonds.
Feb.
on
1 from
1959 to 1978 inclusive. Le¬
gality
approved
Charles
by
and
was
as
sewer
system
revenue
sold to Alvis &
Co., and
Co., jointly,
5s and 41,/2S. Dated Nov. 1, 1957
Southern
Due
on
Nov.
Bond
1
from
1962
by
Dated
ture
(J-D)
$35,000
un¬
successfully offered on Dec. 2,
being readvertised for award
are
College
(P. O. Maryville), Mo.
Bond Offering — Secretary
Luther G. Belcher, Jr., announcer
rion,
City
sealed
Dec.
a.m
Interest
:
Rosebud County,
Forsyth High Sch.
District (P. O. Forsyth), Mont.
Fond Offering—Caroline • Ro^s
of
will
Mar-
receive
follows:
as
improvement
Due
Jan.
on
1985
1
from
inclusive.
478,000 school bonds. Due
from 1959 to
Jan.
on
1977 inclusive.
bonds
are
dated
Jan.
1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the Passaic-Clifton Na¬
tional Bank
or
&
Trust
Co., Clifton,
Co., New
at the Bankers Trust
York City.
Legality approved by
Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & McCarty,
of New York City.
Clinton
Township School District }
'(P. O. Annandale), N. J.
Offering — Mrs.
Doris
Cramer, Secretary of Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m.
(EST)
Dec. 11 for
on
the purchase of $335,000
follows:
$215,000
school
bonds.
1958
prior
as
from
1
inclusive.
bonds.
from
1
Dec.
on
1969
school
bonds,
(non-callable)
Due
to
120,000
Due
on
1975
1970 to
in¬
redemption
in whole
maturity,
to
in par,
Dec.
est
in inverse order on
1962 01* on any inter¬
1,
Dec.
thereafter.
date
payment
Dated
1956.
Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at th^
Clinton National
Bank, Clinton.
1,
Legality
&
Hawkins,
York
by
approved
Delafield
Wood, of New
City.
Dumont, N. J.
Offering — John
Bond
ceive
until
bids
Zell¬
R.
will
Clerk,
Borough
sealed
8:30
re¬
p.m.
(EST) on Dec. 10 for the purchase
of $257,500 general improvement
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1958. Due on
from
1
1959
inclu¬
1968
to
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the County Trust Com¬
pany,
Dumont.
Legality approved
by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & Mc¬
Carthy, of New York City.
Kearny (P. O. Kearny), N. J.
Offering—Donald Allan,
Bond
Town
bids
MONTANA
Board
J
.
M.
J-D.
Legality
approved
by
Stinson
Mag, Thomson, McEvers & Fizzell,
of Kansas City.
of
Atlantic
general
1959 to
Jan.
Clerk
Clerk,
bonds.
sive.
11
(CST) on Dec. 16 for the purchase
of $1,085,000 non-tax exempt dor¬
mitory revenue bonds. Dated June
1, 1957. Due on June 1 from I960
inclusive.
the
at
1977
interest
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
for the purchase of $2,-
335,000 bonds,
that the Board of Regents will re¬
1997
to
and
in"
ma¬
17
$1,857,000
ceive
to
1958
Offering—Edith
weger,
State
until
from
will
Clifton, N. J.
Bond
on
City Clerk.
bids
;
Stated
Legality approved by
Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble
&
Mitchell, of New York City.
'
Dec. 17, according to W. C. Fisher,
sealed
1
z.Cicf
—*
.
bonds
payable
or
Hannibal, Mo.
Missouri
the
'
.
clusive. Subject to
building bonds was sold to the
City National Bank & Trust Co.,
of Kansas City.
Northwest
"
Highlands.
O. New Haven), Mo.
The
'
>
;
Principal
Dec.
—
•
Highlands National Bank, Atlantic
Sch. Dist. No. C-4
Offering
the
foil-,/
improvement /:
1957.
1,
Dec.
on
inclusive.
Bond Sale—An issue of $140,000
Bond
Dec.
combination
MISSOURI
Franklin County
i
■'
*
y
'
65,000 water bonds.
nicht, of St. Louis.
(P.
.
g e n era 1
•';? bonds.
1987
to
Legality
& Trauer¬
Charles
until)
for
Bond'
Bond Sale—An issue of $458,000
bonds
/
•"
&
Poplarville, Miss.
the
17
y
.
$50,000
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
water
bids
Dec.
The
will
plant
sealed
on
1958.
Bond Offering—J. H. McManus,
industrial
(EST)
p.m.
purchase of $115,000 bonds, as
1
Gulf port, Miss.
10
F.Sculthorp an¬
Mayor .and Coun-*.
receive
8
ber, of Minneapolis.
Clerk,
'1
that the
will
1, 1969. Interest
approved b^ Dor¬
Legality
for
?chool
to
urer
of Jan.
as
*
Highlands, N. J. ,'
cil
will
from 1960 to 1979 inclusive. Bonds
due
JERSEY
Offering—Borough Treas¬
.
Carlson,
receive sealed
bids until noon (CST) on Dec. 12
for the purchase of $400,000 water
system general obligation bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1958. Due on Jan. 1
City
\
..,
.
nounces
of Jan.
Bear Creek Reservation bonds
Mankato,
Bond
.
Minn..
Callable
approved
District No. 6, Minn.
for
3V2S.
as
inclusive. Interest M-N.
Foley Independent School
6
as
1,
Legality approved by Dor¬
sey, Owen, Barker, Scott & Bar¬
ber, of Minneapolis.
City
S.
_
Atlantic
p.m.
Jan.
on
T,'
•
...
paving
NEW
1970.
bids until
Alden, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m." (CST)
on
Dec.
9
for
the purchase of
$600,000 general obligation tem¬
porary improvement bonds. Dated
Dec. 15, 1957.
Due Dec. 15, 1959.
Principal and interest payable at
a suitable banking institution des¬
ignated by the successful bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Owen, Barker, Scott & Barber, of
Minneapolis.
bids
1.959 to
MISSISSIPPI
Gretchen
—
.
(CST) on Dec.
18 for the purchase
of $100,000
hospital bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1958.
extra V/2% interest from
Offering
2
■
Ogallala, Neb.
;
Sale—An issue of $15,000
bonds was sold to
Robert E. Schweser
Co., of Omar
Offering—P. J, Solyntjes,
Clerk, will receive., sealed
until
-
Bond
Bond
sey,
Edina, Minn.
Dated Oct. 1, 1957. Due on
Tuly 1 from 1960 to 1992. Bond?
pal and interest
Springfield,
-
receive
from
Callable
June
1, 1^65. Inter¬
,
lows:
addition the entire issue will
carry an
bonds.
in
interest
1
-
-
Byram,
will
$40,00(
Dated
June
on
street
.
1968 to 1979 inclusive.
p.m.
Dec. 16 for the purchase
$730,000 water supply system
due
net
1960 to 1967 inclusive.
90,000 4.40s. Due
able
Baltimore, Mich.
sealed
callable
Middlesex
nin,
5
Offering—Wm. G. Baker,
Deputy Village Clerk, will re¬
ceive
Principal
interest
until
Bond
to
inclusive.
bids
State, designated by the purchaser.
purchase of $1,000,000 school bonds. Dated Jan.
15, 1958. Due on Jan. 15 from 1959
1978
or
on
the
4.20s.
sive.
a
a
4.54%,
July
Principal and interest payable at
Street Trust
par,
about
from
—
receive
sealed bids c/o Second Bank-State
of
R.
issue of
3V8s. *
as
Due
J-D.
est
1,
1968.
Legality approved " by
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
District
Kiley,
E.
of
$80,000
School District
Livonia), Mich.
Dec. 10 for the purchase
of $250,000 school notes.
Dated
Dec. 6, 1957. Due on Jan. 15, 1958.
Greenfield, Mass.
Bond
Dated
Offering Rescheduled
The
offering of $400,000 tax anticipa¬
tion notes originally scheduled for
Dec. 3—v. 186, p. 2421—has been
(EST)
of about
bonds.
of June
Livonia Public
2000—were awarded to
p.
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day, as
2.90c, at a price of 100.09, a basis
price
a
gality approved by Wood, King &
Dawson, of New York City.
Eond Sale—The $90,000 munici¬
pal relief bonds offered Nov. 6—
186,
site
obligation
rescheduled for Dec. 9.
Chelsea, Mass.
v.
general
1, 1967. Principal and
interest (J-D) payable at a bank¬
ing institution in Michigan.
Le¬
as
and
approved
Jane
Dec. 1, 1957.
Due.on June 1 from
1958
to
1983
inclusive. Callable
from
Palmer
Nancy
Williams, Secretary of the Board
Education, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Dec.
17 for the purchase of $1,000,000
Principal
interest payable at the First
National Bank of Boston. Legality
—
of
building
Attleboro, Mass.
Sale—An issue of
group composed of J. M. Dain
cost
Rapids Public School
District, Mich.
Bond
awarded
&
Grand
unlimited
MASSACHUSETTS
Bond
a
2319—were
p.
April 1, 1958 to Sept. 1, 1959.
pur¬
chase of $125,000 public improve¬
ment
to
designated
West Carroll Parish
186,
—v.
pay¬
company
1977 inclusive.
Bond
$170,000
provement bonds offered Nov. 26
1957.
ha,
O.
City, Neb.
Sale—An
Omaha,
1
Jan.
on
inclusive.
Bond Offering—Bids will be
March 1 from 1958 to 1977 inclu¬
Bonds due in 1969 and thereafter
Due
bids
Clearbrook Independent Sch.
No. 157, Minn.
as
in¬
12 for the
City
ceived
Auditor,
bids until
1958.
by
Macartney, of St. Paul..
P.
—
Inter
system revenue bonds wa3*
sold to Robert E. Schweser
Co., of
p.m. (EST) on
purchase of $518,000 drainage bonds. Dated Jan.
1,
Dec.
as
Legality approved
Briggs, Gilbert, Morton, Kyle
County ~(P.
Offering
County
sealed
Amortizatioi
sewer
Feb. 1 from
on
Redwood Falls), Minn.*
Due on Jan. 1 from
Co., Allison-Williams Co., Inc.,
and
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood,
Callable on March 1, 1959.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able
at
the
Whitney
National
Bank, of New Orleans.
Legality
approved by Foley, Cox & Judell,
Redwood
of Jan. 1, 1967.
&
Bond
bidder. Legality approved by
Dorsey, Owen, Barker, Scott &
Barber, of Minneapolis.
Bond
1958.
NEBRASKA
ful
by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Faegre &
Benson, of Minneapolis.
1,
Falls
terest payable at a banking insti¬
tution designated by the success¬
ignated
until 8 p.m.
sive.
Due
1, 1968. Principal and
the
(EST) on Dec. 12 for
purchase of $2,300,000 school
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1957. Due on
ner, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
of Feb.
1
p.m.
Pen-
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Dec. 10
Bond Offering—Edward H. Mc-
Namara, Secretary of Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
S.
1987 inclusive. Callable,
certificates was
sold to Arnold & Crane, and Bar¬
row,
Leary & Co., jointly,
as
4.70s. Dated Dec. 15, 1957. Due on
sewerage
Offering—Dr. D.
1959 to
purchase of $200,000 water
improvement
refunding
bonds.
Jan.
choice of the School Board.
est J-J.
Dec. 17 for the purchase' of $435,school building bonds. Dated
for the
8
bonds will be the first choice ant
bonds will be the seconc
173, Minn.
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Dated
Dated
Independent School
District No.
Nov. 1, 1957.
until
bids
Dec. 30 for the pur¬
chase of $186,000 building bonds:
000
Jones,
sealed
on
serial
Mountain Lake
Bond
Monday, December 9, 195?
.
(MST)
Barber, of Minneapolis.
of
basis of about 3.47%.
a
Dorsey,
.
receive
banking institu¬
by the successful
Legality
approved
by
Owen Barker, Scott &
a
designated
p.
Brooklyn Center, Minn.
chase
not sold.
$90,777
of
Bond Offering—Richard L. Cur¬
Lockport, La.
Sale—An
Bond
as
Stone, of Detroit.
1987 inclusive.
to
callable
are
July 1, 1967. Principal and inter¬
est
(J-J) payable at a bank or
trust company designated by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Miller,
Canl'ield,
Paddock
&
84,000 4%s. Due on Dec. 1 from
1971
1968
Bank,
186,
Minneapolis,
and the First National Bank, of
St. Paul, jointly, as 3V2S, at a price
until 8 p.m.
(EST) on Dec. 12 for
purchase of $415,000 school
building
bonds
Dated
Nov.
1,
4—v.
awarded
2001—were
gen¬
improvement
Nov.
offered
payable at
bidder.
$100,000
obligation
National
the
Lockport, La.
Sale—The
Bond
eral
bonds
the purchase
est
tion
Alexandria, Minn.
10, 1958.
MICHIGAN
Bond Offering—Bids will be re¬
ceived
MINNESOTA
Dec. 10 for the purchase
notes. Dated Dec. 17,
on
of $200,000
School District No.
.
Trustees, will
19
8
the
for
bonds,
receive sealed
(EST) on Dec.
purchase of $666,000
Clerk,
until
as
will
p.m.
follows:
general
$500,000
bonds.
Due
1958 to T 977
•
•
on
improvement
1
Dec.
inclusive.
;
,
•
\
»
from
„
Volume
Number 5697
186
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2527)
59
'
**
166,000 water bonds. Due
1 from 1958 to
f The
bonds
on
11 for the purchase of $3,162,000 school bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1957.
Due on March 1 from
Dec.
Dec.
1974 inclusive.
dated
are
Dec.
1,
1959
1957.
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the West Hudson Na-
interest
tonal
Bank, Harrison.
Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
& Wood, of New York City.
(M-S)
Grace
,
York,
or
Manville, N.J.
Bond
Offering
—
P.
J'eltack, Borough Treasurer, will
receive
fEST)
of
bids
sealed
until
8
p.m.
Dec. 12 for the purchase
on
$353,000 bonds, as follows:
J
improvement
general
bonds.
159,000 assessment
,
improvement
bonds.
;
The
bonds
1957.
Due
1969
1
Dec.
from
1,
1958
to
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at the Man¬
Legality ap¬
proved.: by ..Caldwell,
Marshall,
ville National Bank.
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
city.4;...
•
'
.
Upper< Saddle River Sch. Dist., N.J.
Schavel,
Offering—John
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
(EST) on Dec.
the purchase of $600,000
bcjnds, as follows:
V
p.m.:
?. $525,000
•
1957.
1959
bonds;
to
Due
4
.
'V'vj
1
Dec.
on
dale.
from
and
Washburn
McCarty,; of
&
New York City.
Wallington, N. J.
Bond
inclusive.
1987
1958 to
from
Principal
and
Mineola,
or
interest
FranklLi
and
1959
.
Offering—Carl JR.
Hart-
.
;
bonds
payable at the United States Trust
Co., New York City. Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
Borough Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 9 a.m. (EST) on
Dec. 11 for the purchase of $321,man,
500
bonds,
as
follows:
Due
1
from
1959 to 1968 inclusive.
••
104,000
'Jan.
1
bonds.
water
from
1959 to
irt-
1968
elusive, v
,
on.
•
■r
61,500 local improvement assessroont bonds.
Due on Jan. 1
;
from 1959 to 1967 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank,
of New York City, or at the op¬
tion of the holder, at the National
Jan.
Dated
.
1, 1958.
in Wallington.
Community Bank,
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn & McCarthy, of New
York
City.
Waterford Township
t
Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Ateo), N. J.
Offering—Edw. V. Cook,
Bond
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m. (EST) on Dec. 16 for
the
purchase of $46,000 school
Dated Dec.
bonds.
1, 1956. Due
1958
from
to
general
$57,000
sive.
:
New
York
&
Wood,
of
NEW YORK
Sale—The
District
Weale,
sealed
ceive
Clerk,
bids
will
until
1
(EST) on Dec. 19 for the purchase
of $1,223,300' school bonds. Dated
Nov. 1, 1957. Due on Nov. 1 from
1958 to 1977 inclusive.
Principal
and
interest
the
Chase-
New
York
(M-N)
payable
Manhattan
Bank,
City,
the
or
at
1967
Bond
No.
4
3y2s,
as
at
Bettsville
101.21, a
price of
a
3.36%.
about
of
basis
School District,
Local
Offering
Bond
—
Jimmie Lang,
of
$230,000
Nov.
to
a
water
1960 to
26,000 41/4S.
1970 to
39,000 6s.
1974
to
Danville
improvement
Principal
1957.
1,
1959
to
Due
in¬
1981
and
interest
by
Squire,
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.
approved
Local
Sch.
Ohio
McMillan,
District,
Bond Offering—A. H.
price of
about
Dec. 17 for the purchase
school building bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1957. Due on Dec. 1
from 1959 to 1981 inclusive. Prin¬
(EST)
on
cipal and interest (J-D)
the Commercial and
at
Company,
payable
ders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
(State of)
Bond
Sale
The $25,000,000
capital improvement construction
bonds offered Dec. 4—v. 186, (p.
2098—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate headed by the Bankers Trust
Co., New York City, at a price of
100.012, a net interest cost of
about 2.64%, as follows:
$3,750,000 6s. Due
Dec.
Bond
Elyria, Ohio
—
Elsworth
Offering
J.
Alheit, City Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
Dec.
000
16 for the
paving
purchase of $221,-
improvement
bonds.
Due on Nov.
1967 inclusive.
1, 1957.
1959
to
1
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
Due on June
1973 inclusive.
able
Due on June 1 from
1
from
will
Dec.
receive
for
9
the
building bonds. Dated Feb.
Due serially from 1960 to
'
1960 in¬
to
2,500,000 2!4s. Due on June 1 and
Dec. 1, 1962.
11,250,000 2V2s.
Due on June 1
and Dec.
1
1963 to 1971
from
inclusive.
Due on June
5,000,000 2.60s.
and Dec.
Bond
Sale—The $120,000 sew¬
disposal plant bonds offered
age
Nov.
20
—
&
City,
as
1
on
June
1
1, 1976 and 1977.
members
the
of
.
to
1965 to
Webster
Securities
Cor¬
poration; Mercantile Trust Com¬
St. Louis; Bache & Co.; First
of Michigan Corporation;
Kean,
Taylor & Co.;
The
National
City Bank
of
Cleveland; Hayden, Miller & Co.;
W. E. Hutton & Co.; City National
Bank & Trust Co., Kansas City,
Mo.; Dominick & Dominick; The
pany,
Third
Union
Trust
Com¬
Geo. B. Gibbons & Com¬
pany, Incorporated; Hirsch & Co.;
The Illinois Company, Incorpor¬
pany;
ated.
South
Euclid-Lyndhurst City School
(P. O. 4777 Farnhurst Road,
Cleveland), Ohio
Bond Offering—Grace Albrecht,
Clerk of Board of Education, will
Dist.
receive
bids
sealed
until
noon
(EST) on Dec. 18 for the purchase
$500,000 school improvement
bonds.
Dated Dec. 15, 1957. Due
of
on
Dec.
15 from
clusive.
(J-D)
Trust
ders
1959
Principal
to 1978 in¬
and
interest
payable at the Cleveland
Company, Cleveland.
Le¬
gality
&
approved by Squire, San¬
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
York Local School District, Ohio
Bond
from
at
the
Offering —F.
G.
Pfaff,
Clerk of Board of Education, will
receive
for the
sealed
bids until Dec.
30
purchase of $91,000 build¬
ing bonds.
Chemical
Corn
Ex¬
change Bank, of New York City.
Legality
approved
bv
Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Feb. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1964
,
Due on Feb. 1 from
1970 inclusive.
Osage County Indep- Sch. District
No. 7 (P. O. Skiatook), Okla.
Bond Sale—The
$150,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Nov. 29—v. 186,
p. 2320—were awarded to the Lib-;
erty National Bank & Trust Co.,
of Oklahoma City.
OREGON
Rainier, Oregon
Bond
Sale—The
$70,000
sewer
bonds offered Nov. 25—v.
awarded to
2207—were
186,
p.
the First
National Bank, of Portland.
i
PENNSYLVANIA
Aliquippa Sch. Authority (P. O.
Aliquippa), Pa.
Bond
Offering
Dan
—
will
Secretary,,
Medich,
sealed
receive
bids until 8 p.m.
(EST) on Dec. 12
for
the
purchase
of $3,230,000
school building revenue bonds, as
follows:
■
Due
1,875,000 bonds.
Due
1
Jan. 1,
on
1998.
Company; Drexel & Co.;
Paine,. Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Fifth
Due
70,000 3V2s.
syndi¬
Trust
&
were
—
National
Co., of Oklahoma
follows:
$50,000 3V4S.
1960
First
the
on Jan.
from 1959 to 1983 inclusive.
cate:
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Smith,
Barney & Co.; Harriman Ripley &
Co.
Incorporated; The Northern
Stone
186, p. 2207
v.
to
Trust
$1,355,000 bonds.
2,500,000 2.70s. Due
and Dec.
■
1972 to 1975
1 from
inclusive.
*
'
Mangum, Okla.
June 1 and
on
1958
clusive.
Dated Jan. 1, 1958.
OKLAHOMA
Jan.
Dated
1, 1958.
Bartlesville, Okla
Sale—General obligation
Bonds due
in 1966 and thereafter are callable
of Jan.
as
Principal and
(J-J) payable at the
1, 1965.
and interest
Mellon
Bank
National
&
Trust
Legality ap¬
proved by Burgwin; Ruffin, Perry
& Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
of Pittsburgh.
Co.,
Beaver County
Municipal Authority
(P. O. Beaver), Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of
000
bridge
revenue
$2,875,-
bonds
was
purchased via negotiated sale by
a
syndicate headed by Singer,
Deane & Scribner, as follows:
$40,000 4.65s. Due on Dec. 1, 1968.
40,000 4%s. Due on Nov. 1, 1969.
40,000 4.85s. Due on Nov. 1, 1970.
40,000 4.95s. Due on Nov. 1, 1971.
100,000 5s. Due on Nov. 1, 1972
and 1973.
50,000 5.05s. Due on Nov. 1, 1974.
100,000 5.10s. Due on Nov. 1, 1975
and 1976.
120,000 5.15s. Due on Nov. 1, 1977
and 1978.
130,000 5.20s. Due on Nov. 1, 1979
and 1980.
140,000 51/4S. Due on Nov. 1, 1981
and 1982.
2,075,000
5%s.
Due
on
Nov.
1,
1997.
Dated Nov.
are
The bonds
redemption, from
1, 1957.
subject to
interest pay¬
after Nov. 1,
time to time on any
ment
1962.
date
on
or
Principal
and
interest
(M-N) payable at the Mellon Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Company, of
Pittsburgh. Legality approved by
Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl,
of
Pittsburgh.
Other members of
the syndicate:
Braun, BosCruttenden,
Podesta & Co., Arthurs, Lestrange
to the First National Bank & Trust
& Co., Blair & Co., Inc., Schmidt,
Company, of Oklahoma City, as Poole, Roberts & Parke, Thomas
follows:
& Co., Moore, Leonard & Lynch,
$5,000 SV4S. Due on Jan. 1, 1965. Butcher & Sherrerd, Pennington,
25,000 3%s. Due on Jan. 1, 1966. Colket & Co., F. S. Yantis & Co.,
10.000 3%s. Due on Jan. 1, 1967. Mullaney,
Wells & Co., AJlan
&
Co.,
Cunningham,
5,000 3%s. Due on Jan. 1, 1967. Blair
12,000 3Y2s. Due on Jan. 1, 1971. Schmertz & Co., Bache & Co., A.
Webster Dougherty & Co., E. Ray
55,000 3%s. Due on Jan. 1, 1974
Dated Jan. 1, 1958.
Principal Allen & Co., Smith & Root, Fauset, Steele & Co., Fox, Reusch &
and interest (J-J) pavable at the
Co. and Harrison & Co.
First National Bank & Trust Com¬
Bond
bonds
1969 inclusive.
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
of Danville. Le¬
Due on June 1 from
1978
&
Savings
by Squire, San¬
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Dated Nov.
1 from
until
1,
1959 to
Clerk of Board of Education, will
group
follows:
$46,000 6s.
.
a
net interest cost of
as
Dec.
from
1
noon
(J-D) payable at the Old Fort
Banking Company, of Bettsville.
26—v. 186, p.
awarded
school
Dated
Dec.
until
bids
sealed
receive
will
gality approved
Sale—The $210,000
Dec.
Ohio
Bank
N. C.
Fox, Reusch & Co., at a
District
District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
1977 inclusive.
composed of J. Lee Peeler & Co.,
Carolina
Securities
Corp.,
and
(P. O. Bellpor*), N. Y.
Offering — W.
Alvord
Finn,
Due on June 1 from
bonds offered
4.52%,
Bond
1974 inclusive.
Four Oaks,
par,
Sch.
Akron, Ohio
Bond S a ie — The $5,000,000
of $276,000
Due on June 1, 1966.
Due on June 1 from
1975 to
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Central
1965 inclusive.
to
Dated
Dec. 1 from
Ohio
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
Due on June l from
45,000 3V2s.
holder's option. Legality approved
Brookhaven
cost of
of
City.
*
jointly, at a price
2319—werd
First
4,OHIO
Sanders
at
National Bank, in Addison, at the
Galloway,, of New York
sani¬
Peeler & Co., and Vance
120,000 4s.
bonds.
on
inclusive.
Other
186, p.
re¬
p.m.
Hoyt, Washburn & McCarthy, of
New York City.
Legality
15,000 5s.
L.
on
City. .Legality, approved by Reed,
on
offered Nov. 26
2319—were awarded
1959 to
Due
(J-D) payable at the First
Bank, of Massillon. Le¬
gality aprpoved by Squire, San¬
(J-D)
tary sewer bonds
100.01, a net interest
about 4.20%, as follows:
Auditor,
National
payable at the
Chase Manhattan Bank, New York
bonds.
$275,000
City
1957.
inclusive.
clusive.
(P. O.
Addison), N. Y.
Offering — Martha
City.
CAROLINA
Ayden, N. C.
$95,000 6s.
Erwin, Lindley and Canisteo
Central Sch. Dist. No. 1
Due
1980
(EST) on Dec. 18 for the purchase
Bond
Clerk,
bids
awarded
Offering—Carl Z. Christ-
assessment
June 1 from 1960
Principal and
1, 1957.
interest
Legality approved by Van¬
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
City.
NORTH
City
Bank
will receive
sealed bids until noon ((EST) on
Dec. 17 for the purchase of $60,550
street
improvement special
until 41 a.m. >(EST) on Dec.
the purchase of $170,000
bonds. Dated Dec.
Clerk of Board of Education,
of New York
off,
Ra-
Rochester, or at the Marine
Midland
Trust
Co., New York
Co.,
way,
Bond
for
cipal and interest (J-J) payable at
the Genesee Valley Union Trust
of
Addison, Cameron, Rathbone,
in
office
his
at
to
1957.
public
Securities Corp.,
Tuscaroraf, Woodhull, Thurston,
10
Approvement
1,
basis
a
Massillon, Ohio
school building
of
improvement bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1957. Due on Jan. 1
from 1958 to 1986 inclusive. Prin¬
000
—v.
City.
bids
sealed
,
to J. Lee
Bond
Dec.
Dated
Principal and interest (J-D)
Delafield
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
.
payable at the Camden Trust Co.,
Camden.
Legality approved by
Hawkins,
purchase
on
1
Washington rC6unty (P. O.
;
V
PlymouthN. C.
Bond Offering —W. E. Easter-
Due
waterworks imprbvem't bonds of¬
on March l;from 1958 to 1968 in¬
fered Dec. 2 —y, 186, p. 2319 —
clusive.,' Principal
and 4 interest:
were awarded to a syndicate com¬
(M-S); payable at the National
posed of Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
Bank
of
Westchester, in PeekEquitable Securities Corp., J. C.
skill. Legality approved by Haw¬
Bradford & Co;, Kean, Taylor &
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
Co., Stroud & Co., Inc., Lee HigYork City.
ginson
Corp.,
Dick
&
MerleWebster, N. Y.
Smith, Chas.r, E. {Weigold & Co.,
Bond Offering — W. H. O'Dell,
Inc., Coffin & Burr, Stern Bros.
Village
Treasurer,
will receive & Co., Granbery, Marache & Co.,
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, and
Dec. 12 for the purchase of $629,Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger,
inclu¬
1966
Dec.
v
-
bonds.
Due
the
for
10
Lent,
11,-a.m.' (EST)
until
bids
Dec.
on
price of 100.18,
a
about 4.22%.
receive
will
.Comptroller,
sealed
Jan.
on
•
Bond Offering—Harold H.
City
*
$156,000 general .improvement
bonds.
Peekskill, N. Y.
June 1 from
on
inclusive.
4 1965 to 1978 inclusive.
ieign,
1,
(A-O)
1957. Principal and interest
of
ders
265,000 3y2s. Due on June 1 from
•
.
Oct.
dated
are
cock,
sealed
City, Okla.
Offering—Norman Glass¬
—
April 1, from 1959 to 1972
inclusive.
The
414s, at
1963
on
to .1964
1962
1, 1977.
.
Elk
Bond
purchase of $50,000 site and health
terest
Trust
June 1 from
tp 1961 inclusive.
Due
35,000 344s?'Due
'
..
3.67%.
awarded
Bank
follows:
as
$30,000 6s.
$2,377,D00 high school bonds. Due
'v
on April 1 from 1959 to
1986
inclusive. Callable as of April
:.v\; on
Wachovia
3.53%,
,:jJ
:"v-;
a
&
186, "p. 2319—were
Co., of Winston-Salem, at a price
of par, a net interest cost of about
bonds,
-v
•<■
Bank
Sale—The $330,000 water
bonds offered Nov. 26
the
to
of New! York City.
follows: -'J':
Cleveland, as 3%s, at
price of 100.60, a basis of about
at
& Trust Co.,
sewer
—v.
Legality approved by Van¬
Huntington Union Free Sch. Dist.
No.' 3 (P. O. Huntington), N. Y.
Bond Offering — Richard C.
as.,
p.
payable
(M-N)
Wachovia
Bond
at the United States
of New 'York
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
way/
on
Wadesboro, N. C.
Trust1 Company,
City.
Ra¬
Nov. 1 from
1967 inclusive.
Principal
1, 1957.- Due
(M-N) payable at the
National Bank of Long Island, in
to
1959
Legality approved by Reed,.
Hoyt,
1
Nov.
on
in
office
Raleigh.
- Legality
approved by
Reed,
Hoyt,
Washburn &
Mc¬
Carthy, of New York City.
'•<' .Yr., ' r360,Q00 public library bonds. Due
interest payable
at; the First National Bank, Allen¬
Principal
the
purchase of $1,369,000
Dated Nov. 1, 1957.
-
1973- inclusive.
■
the
for
10
186,
1964.
his
at
interest
Dec.
on
Easter-
E.
29—v.
of
Bond Sale—The $23,873 school
building bonds offered Nov. 26—
v.
186, p. 2207—were awarded to
Magnus & Co., of Cincinnati, as
bids
and
(EST)
a.m.
W.
leigh, until 11 a.m. (EST) on Dec.
10
for
the purchase
of $10,000
street improvement bonds. Dated
1958
11
Lewiston), N. C.
—
Co.,
1, 1958.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
until
&
Commission, will receive
Nov.
the? purchase of $2,737,000
'
Dated April -1,
Due on April 1 from
to 1977 inclusive.
O.
Offering
Nov.
2207—were awarded to McDonald
center
Education, will receive sealed bids
until' 11 a.m. (EST) on Dec. 12 for
school
(P.
'-*
Sale—The $110,000 school
offered
Legality
by Chapman & Cutler,
Chicago.
approved
District (P. O. Junction City), Ohio
Klaffky, President of the Board of
.
*
Esther Siegel
bids
bonds
Due on June 1, 1987
of Oklahoma City.
pany,
of
Junction City-Jackson Local School
sealed
City.
—
Ohio
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist.
•No. 5 (P.O. Levittown), N. Y.
Offering,
Camp Local School District,
Bond
ernment
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Galloway, of New York
un¬
15,000 bonds. Dated Dec. 1,4957.
.
ap¬
16 for
bids
tion, will receive sealed
til 8
Bond
Green
June 1 from
on
inclusive.
1986
1988.
Lewiston
by
Heckler &
Due
terest
'Bond
Legality
,
dated
are
Dec.
on
New
school bonds.
25,000 water bonds.
to
and
the
at
of
Bank
Bellport.
Bond
5169,000
1983
Due
20,000 2y2s.
at the Bellport National
proved
Alexander
40,000 4y2s.
Callable
June 1 from
on
1982 inclusive.
1979 to
Principal and
payable
National
Bank,
4
inclusive.
1987
to
of March 1, 1979.
as
39,000 4y4S. .Due
•
totaling $112,000 were sold
Hayden, Miler & Co.,
worth &
Co., Inc.,
CO
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2528)
Bond Sale—An issue of
000
bonds
revenue
was
to
Shore Senior High School
Authority (P. O. Lemoyne), Pa.
via
Plant,
negotiated
000
a
REA
cate
interest
Co., Inc., at
of
cost
about
5.03%,
as
headed
interest
follows:
$650,000
Project
E,
Series
bonds: $25,000 3!4s, due
sale
by
syndi¬
a
by C. C. Collings &
price of par, a net
a
cost
about
of
4.72%,.as
follows:
A
$325,000
on
the
Sale—An issue of $2,975,school
bonds was purchased
headed by the First Boston
Corp., at a price of 97.019, a net
group
Water
Due
4s.
1961
to
Jan.
on
1
South
and
Authority
of Unit
Coast
No.
Steam
transmission
share
lines
substations
2
of
in
be
the same
as
this
3.90s, clue
4.05s, due
4.15s, due
50,000 4.30s.
414s, due
150,000 4.40s. Due
1, 1963; $30,000
$30,000
$30,000
Oct. 1, 1966; $35,000
Jan. 1, 1975.
Due on Jan. 1, 1976
100,000 4.35s.
and
1983.
Oct.
300,000 4.60s. Due
1976 and
bonds
Other
E,
approved
Company
Incor¬
West Point), Pa.
syndicate:
&
M.
Freeman
&
Co., Inc.
PUERTO
Secretary of the Board of Di¬
rectors, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 7 for
the purchase of
$190,000 general
improvement bonds. Dated Feb.
1, 1953. Due on Feb. 1 from 1960
1988
inclusive.
Feb, 1, 1968.
payable
Callable
as
the
Girard
in
the
United
agent
for
Puerto
the
Water
is
fiscal
Resources
Authority.
Rico
Puerto
All
Par
(Commonwealth
Itican
banks
entire
of
of)
Banks
Exchange
of the
the
An¬
Checks—
on
Puerto
membership
Rico,
the
of
Puerto
Rico Bankers Association,
announced Dec. 2 that arrange¬
have
ments
Puerto
Rico
Authority
Water
(P. O.
been
with
made
the
Puerto
Juan),
Rico
Bank
serve
of
Bonds
to
Rural
Electrifi¬
Administration—The Au¬
thority has sold $9,200,000 bonds,
series "G," due 1960-1992, to the
Trust
Rural
Corn
Exchange Bank, Philadel¬
phia. Legality approved by Townsend, Elliott & Munson, of Phila¬
tion,
Electrification
S.
L.
Descartes,
Director
of
the
nounced
delphia.
Dec.
3.
issue
will
Administra¬
be
Executive
Authority
Proceeds
used
an¬
of
the
by the Puerto
banks
on
received
Puerto
Rico
In ad¬
Mainland
for
will
U. S.
deposit
in
be
accepted
charges.
Ac¬
without
exchange
cordingly, effective Jan. 1, 1958,
all exchange charges will be elim¬
both directions between
Rico
and
the
Continental
In
making
the
announcement,
Aristedes Armstrong, President of
Puerto
J^a!'f. anc* *ocal
bl*Ilon
on
of
the Census.
government debt amounted to approximately
June 30, 1957,
according to a survey of the Bureau
This is $4.5 billion more
than in 1956
and
sents an increase
repre¬
of about $36.6
billion since 1946, when State and
local government debt
totaled less than $16 billion.
p
of
ness
r
of
long-term
48
which
variety.
If
S°vernments
owe $13.5 billion in long-term debt,
nearly $6 billion is scheduled for retirement
before 1970
^oc'al governments owe
half falls due within
about $40 billion in
the next 10
years.
Of all long-term debt
of State and
one-fourth
one-fifth
was
bonded debt, of which
local
governments,
more
issued to finance
educational facilities. About
was
issued for street and
highway purposes, half of this
highway facilities. Publicly owned local utilities—
water, electric, and gas supply and transit
systems—account for
largest portion of long-term indebtedness, about onelor State toll
•
j
sixth ol the total.
are
^uJPases
as follows
Rico
Bankers
Asso¬
debt
incurred
was
(in millions):
State
m
j,
i
i
Slate
-*url)ose
1
a,,d
Local
Govts.
Total long-term debt
June 30 1957
outstanding,
.$50,445
Education
$13,498
Highways
State toll facilities
Utilities
13,983
1,728
689
689
1,039
12,255
7,294
5,093
3,387
2,201
Other
3,387
sewage disposal
and community rede¬
Housirig
velopment
Puerto Rigo and the States, - It is
felt that this arrangement will
8 441
3382
3,293
(ports
terminals,
air¬
ports, parking facilities, etc.)
and
274
1,434
489
892
1,280
bonuses
1 280
772
177
~595
5,524
unallocable^.
Note—This report,
ness'
1.708
1,381
resources
veterans'
Hospitals
Other
2,902
1
and
1,865
3,659
"State and Local Government Indebted¬
(Advance Rv. v,ase No. 1 ct
is ior sale by the Bureau of The
me
Census
of
Governments)
Census, Washington 25, D. C., and
all field offices of the
Department of Commerce. The price is 10c.
Si¬
(P.
'
with
further identify
Continental
United
the
States."
tax
10
a.m.
(CST) on Dec. 17
purchase of $525,000 non¬
exempt dormitory
revenue
bonds.
Dated
Dec.
on
1
clusive.
Dec.
from
1,
1959
Interest
1956.
to
Due
J-D.
a
sub¬
rout¬
ing
at
par
through the
Federal
Reserve Bank of New York.
Members
Bankers
of
the
Puerto
Association
will
Caja de Economias
Prestamos;
y
be
received
until
noon
serially from 1960 to
Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Lawrence
County (P. O.
Lawrenceburg), Tenn.
Bond Offering —
County Judge
A.
D.
Lindsey announces that
sealed bids will be received until
1
bonds.
h
s c
1
o o
339
in
October, 1956, an increase
14%, the Aviation Division of
Authority
reports.
Cargo
through the Interna¬
tional
Airport
was
5,991,471
pounds, or 68% higher tRan the
movement
3,556,415 pounds in Octobef, 1956.
Over the
ing
Oct.
12-month period end¬
31,
1957,
there
were
,TEXAS
Allison
The
increase
32,150,371
Government
Bank
for
agent
for
Authority.
Puerto
the
of
a
39%.
Development
Rico
Puerto
is
fiscal
Rico
Ports
First
ol
May 1 fromi
on
inclusive.
May 1 from
on
1984 to 1987 inclusive.
:■
VIRGINIA
Richmond, Va.
Bond
Offering
J.
—
Mauiice
Miller, Director of Finance, vrill
receive
(EST)
sealed
bids
until
noon
Dec. 18 for the purchase
$6,840,000 public improvement
of
on
bonds.
able
of
Dated Jan. 1, 1958. Due -on
inclusive.
the office of the
at
Finance,
pay¬
Director
at the option of the
holder, at the Bankers Trust Com¬
or
pany, or other fiscal agent of the
City in New York City. Legality
by Reed, Hoyt, Wash¬
approved
burn
&
McCarthy, of New York
City.
1
Martin
s
College (P. O.
Olympia), Wash.
from
15
Sale—The
1958 to
1977 Inclu¬
County Water Control
and Improvement District (P. O.
Baytown), Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
$150,000
sanitary sewer
improvement bonds was
and
Co.,
as
exempt
2208—were
Housing
Agency.
the First State Bank, of Canadian,
4s. Dated Nov. 15, 1957. Due on
system
WASHINGTON
St.
sold
to
Sale—The $2,500,000 gen¬
arterial improvement bonds
eral
offered
were
Dec.
2—v.
awarded
to
Due
1969.
Due
$390,000 6s. Due
on
1964
1,
March
1
to
from
Jan.
1
from
1963 inclusive.
1960 to
on
Jan.
1 from
inclusive.
1966
1,780,000' 3V«S.
on
com¬
Glore, Forgan & Co.,
Weld & Co., Laidlaw &
Co., Baxter & Co., Chas. E. Weigold & Co., Brown Bros. Harriman & Co.,
G. H. Walker & Co.,
and R. D. White & Co., at a price
of 100.0009, a net interest cost o£
about 3.24%, as follows:
fol¬
March
2100—
p.
group
White,
/
5V4s.
120,000
011
186,
a
of
posed
330,000 3s. Due
4%s.
Federal
Finance
Bond
lows:
$30,000
the
Home
and
Seattle, Wash.
as
Due
on
Jan.
1
1967 to 1978 inclusive.
from 1970 to 1973 inclusive.
Sept. 1, 1957.
Principal
(M-S) payable at the
and interest
Citizens
National
Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
of Baytown.
Legality ap¬
proved by Vinson, Elkins, Weems
& Searls, of Houston.
Galena
Indep. Sch. District
(P. O. Galena Park), Texas
Bond Offering—Bids will be re¬
ceived until 7 p.m. (CST) on Dec.
9
for
the
purchase of. $480,000
schoolhouse
refunding
bonds.
15, 1957. Due on Dec.
Dated Dec.
15
1958
from
Bonds due
are
WISCONSIN
Ellsworth
and Diamond
Gilman,
Grove, Trenton and
Trimbelle (Towns) Joint Sch. Dist.
Bluff,
callable
Interest
1988
to
inclusive.
1978 and thereafter
in
of
as
J-D.
Dec.
Legality
15, 1977.
approved
by Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman,
of Dallas.
Gonzales
No.
District Clerk, will receive
bids until 4 p.m. (CST) on
Dec. 12 for the purchase of $105,000 building bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
1958.
Due on July 1 from 1959
to 1972 inclusive. Callable on July
sealed
1,
and Russ & Co.,
election to be held
14.
Linden-Kildare Consol. Indep. Sch
District
(P.
O.
Linden),
Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $450,000
imlimifprl
tnx
srhonl
hnild'nf*
and interest
suitable banking
Principal
1967.
at
payable
any
institution designated by the pur¬
chaser. Legality approved by Dor-
Owen, Barker, Scott & Bar¬
ber, of Minneapolis.
sey,
Preble
$400,000
Co.,
an
(P. O. Ellsworth), Wis.
and
School
Bond Sale—An issue of
Dec.
1
dahl,
Texas
on
Oak
Bond Offering—Melvin L. Ofte-
Indep. School District,
subject to
(Village)
Ellsworth, El Paso,
Martell,
Park
Southwest
an
the
$450,000 non¬
dormitory
revenue
bonds offered Nov. 29—v. 186, p.
building bonds was sold to a group
composed of Dittmar & Co., First
ago,
1983
114,000 4%s. Due
Bond
end of this October and
year
1958 to
1, 1957. Due
from 1959 to 1977 in¬
1
807,321
passengers
during
the
corresponding 12-months previous
an
18% increase.
Cargo moved
during the same 12-months per¬
iods was 44,616,909 pounds by the
pounds in the similar 12 months
of
$286,000 4%s. Due
tax
Dated
through the International Airport
at San Juan, Puerto Rico, totaled
68,489 during the month of Oc¬
tober, 1957, as compared with 60,-
composed
Corp., Rowles, Winston &
Co., and Russ & Co., as follows:
Dated April
April
York; Bank of Nova Scotia
Air Passengers and Air Freight
Increase
Passenger
traffic
group
Texas
improvement
clusive.
Royal Bank of Canada.
Authority (P. O.
Sale—The $400,000 schooi
house bonds offered Nov. 26—v,
186, p. 2320—were awarded to a
(CST) on Dec. 10 for the
purchase of $300,000 general ob¬
sold to Louis Pauls &
Puerto Rico Ports
Bond
p.m.
San
and
Legality approved by Dumas, Hu¬
guenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
Principal and interest (J-J)
Due
1992 inclusive.
waterworks
New
chje
J-X>*
bonds.
Banco Credito y Ahorro Ponceno;
Banco de San German; Banco de
Juan; Banco de Ponce; Banco
Popular
de
Puerto
Rico; Roig
Commercial
Bank;
The
Chase
Manhattan Bank of New York;
The First National City Bank of
from
15, 1957. Bonds
Jan. 1 from 1959 to 1978
Banco
are:
15
(CST) on Dec. 18 for the purchase
$1,400,000 waterworks revenue
of
Chambers
Rico
Dec.
cago.
of Dallas.
the
on
Dated
Knox
able
drawn
Dec.
on
in 1973 and thereafter are callable
as of Dec.
15, 1972. Interest
Legality
symbol number which will
indicate that such items are pay¬
checks
Dec. 15 from
on
1978 to 1987 inclusive.
in¬
1996
sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the Republic National
Bank, of Dallas. Legality approved
by Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman,
All
246,000 5s. Due
approved by Dallstream, Schiff,
Hardin, Waite & Dorschel, of Chi¬
Nov.
scriber banks will contain
Dec. 15 from
011
1968 to 1977 inclusive.
O.
school building bonds was sold to~
growing
corr*
Texas
Brothers College
Memphis), Tenn.
development of Puerto Rico
nomic
the
group
Cypress Indep. Sch. District
(P» O. Route 2, Box 199, Orange),
eco¬
to
955,934 passengers, compared with
391
&
a
inclusive.
132,000 4'Ls. Due
1,
Indep. School District, Tex.
Bond Sale—An issue of $74,900
contriblte
the
3,382
until
our customers but the
business
communities
of
benefit
only
entire
of
Nonhiglnvay transportation
State
12,255
'
8,441
Sewers and
Natural
$36,947
13,294
10,681
5,093
State institutions of
higher
education
^ '
Govts.
Jan.
Bond
Offering.— H.
Richard,
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
not
will
1958 to 1967
1983
to
by Sinkler, Gibbs
of Charleston.
Christian
on
Banks
—
*
T>.,v.w.c„
of
to
Little
Rican
San Juan), Puerto Rico
am°unts for which bonded
1959
as
sold
was
$72,000 4V2s. Due
1950.
TENNESSEE
Puerto
°t; State and local
government debt is
present redemption schedules are
more than half of the total
long-term indebted¬
ol: $50.4 billion will be
repaid by 1970.
the
mons,
ligation
it
intm
proved
said: "We are confident
that this additional service of the
ciation,
and will serve to
State-Local Debt Passes $50 Billion Mark
from
Callable
1,
chaser and the Town. Legality
ap¬
bids
of New York.
dition, checks
the
Sells
cation
1
Jan.
County, East Knoxville Utility
Federal Reserve
Bank
of
New
District (P. O. Route 2,
Strawberry
York whereby, beginning Jan.
1,1
Plains), Tenn.
1958, all checks drawn on them
Bond Offering—Secretary L. N.
will be payable at par whenever
Chesney announces that sealed
routed through the Federal Re¬
Resources
San
Dec. 17
Lor the
All
Puerto
RICO
Development
Rico
Dated
Jan.
on
are
United States.
Principal and inter¬
at
Rico
Puerto
Authority
Government
for
inated in
Offering—Wade L. John¬
son,
est
&
Parke,
Butcher
&
Sherrerd, Winslow, Cohu & Stet¬
son, Schaffer, Necker &
Co., A.
Webster Dougherty & Co., Harri¬
son
& Co., Grant & Co., and M.
Upper Gwynedd Township (P. O.
Bond
Sinon
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., East¬
man
Dillon, Union Securities &
Co., Kidder, Peabody & Co., Rey¬
nolds & Co., Yarnall, Biddle &
Co., Blair & Co., Inc., W. H. Newbold's Son & Co., Schmidt, Poole,
porated.
The
Bank
1,
1, 1958. Callable on
Interest J-J. Legality
by
Roberts
the
both'
Puerto
Jan.
on
Other members of the
Macgregor, Inc.; MeCompany; Chaplin &
Company; Hulme, Applegate &
Humphrey, Inc.; Reed, Lear &
Co.; Fauset, Steele & Co.; Simp¬
&
Due
Rhoades,
Reader, of Harrisburg.
&
Emery
Jan. 1 from
,
nounce
Dated Jan.
Glover &
son,
4%s.
Jan. 1, 1963.
underwriters:
Moore,
Leonard
&
Lynch; Thomas &
Company; Arthurs, Lestrange &
Co.; Cunningham, Schmertz & Co.,
Inc.; A. E. Hasten & Company;
"McJunkin, Patton & Co.;
Kelvy
on
,
1998.
Series
A
5s. Due Oct. 1, 1996.
as
•
%
Jan. 1, 1984
1988 inclusive.
to
1,275,000
Project
1,350,000
1986
r
.1977.
on
1985.
and
of
Resources
tax-exempt
Jan. 1, 1982
%
175,000 4.55s. Due
1975; and
on Oct. 1,
bonds
on
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at a banking institution
mutually satisfactory to the pur¬
The ad¬
1.
(EST)
El¬
sealed
bonds
1.969.
unit at the
second
States and Puerto Rico.
on
;
1, 1974 and
$100,000 4%s, clue
Jan. 1, 1980
on
1981.
150,000 41/2s. Due
and
The
Water
150,000 4.45s. Due
Unit No.
installed capacity of the Authority
to 400,000 kw name plate rating.
Jan. 1, 1978
on
1979.
and
Oct .1, 1967; $35,000 4.35s, due
Oct. 1, 1968; $35,000 4.45s, due
Oct. 1, 1969; $40,000 4%s, due
Oct. 1, 1970; $40,000 4.55s, due
on
1977.
and
Oct. 1, 1971; $40,000 4.6'0s, due
Oct. 1, 1972; $45,000 4.65s, due
Oct. 1, 1973; $90,000 4.70s, due
to
Due
inclusive.
end of 1958 will increase the totai
Due
of
bonds.
enue
44,000 kw,
dition
receive
Monday, December 9, 1957
.
posed of Dallas Rupe & Son, Inc.,
Dittmar
&
Co., and Eddlema*Pollok Co., as follows:
the purchase of
$300,000 com¬
bined public utility system rev¬
Unit 2 at the South Coast Steam
will
will
noon
.
i.or
five-year program of the
Authority.
Electric Plant
Offering—William R.
Mayor,
oids until
current
300.000 414s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1969 to 1.974 inclusive.
Oct. 1, 1964;
Oct. 1, 1965;
1
liott,
the
Oct.
•
Bond
the
distribu¬
and
included
!
CAROLINA
Winsboro, S. C.
certain
of
Oct. 1, I960; $25,000 3.45s, due
Oct. 1, 1961; S25,000 3.65s, clue
Oct. 1, 1962; $25,000 3.80s, due
-
SOUTH
of
Electric
construction
financed
tion
from
inclusive.
1968
Resources
construction
for
Bond
$2,000,-
sold
Rico
West
'
Pittsburgh Public Parking District
(P. O. Pittsburgh), Pa.
.
Humboldt
District
No.
Green Bay),
(Towns)
1
(P.. O.
Wis.
Bond Sale—The $400,000 school
building bonds offered Nov. 26—•
2208—were awarded to
of Channer Se¬
curities Co., Allan Blair & Co.,
Mullaney, Wells & Co., and Barcus, Kindred & Co., as 3.60s, at a
price of 100.40, a basis of about
v.
a
2
186,
p.
group composed
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