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MONDAY
ISSUE
V ^ /
"^asp'*
Reg
185v
Volume
Number 5603
U. a, p»t. Office
New York 7, N. Y.,
Price $1)25
Monday, January 14, 1957
a
Copy
General Corporation and Investment News
Railroad
Steel
Acme
Co.—1956 Sales
The
-good
.directors
record
of
50
Heretofore,
311th
September
has
to
of
more
for
In This Issue
cents
1955.
has
been
40
cents
share
per
and
share have been made quarterly
latest dividend is the company's
per
The
Stock and
dividend
make
income
months
dividend
10
reports
company
continue
and
regular
quarter of
consecutive
The
continuing
in
company
payment since 1901.
the acquisition^f the Newport Steel Co. last
than fulfilled
their
expectations
and
should
contribution
substantial
a
Sales
1957.
Newport
for
operations,
1956,
including
to
expected
are
the
to
three
Toe
Boston
Jan.
111.,
8,
to
This
the.consolidation
completes
sales,
office
and
service
2833.
p.
administrative,
of
facilities
."'V'";'
;:
%
manu¬
Riverdaie-—V.
in
1
A.
Puryear,
Alabama
stituted
S.
announced
Commission
important and entirely
in which the company
an
Odess
Lewis J.
last
the
and
down
that
3
27,
Dec.
formula
The
entirely
Alabama
that
law
the
utility
Messrs.
could
at
of
as
earning
handed down
the
City
its
of
utility property
approval of the
In
its
fifth
order
of
found
27
as
matter
a
the
for
is
of
Ozark
York Stock Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange
only
In
the
33
ol
'
the
referring
conclusions
of
its
estimate
Alabama
would
net
the
Since
the
be
Alabama
P.
were
be
fixed
by
to
price
private
based
if
offered
Co.
to
show
less
Alabama
S.
this
that
than
only
of
Power
the
price
$4,000,000.
$750,000,
and
Co.
company
of
for
not
the
sold
were
should
referred,
company's
rate-making
would
share
He
the
the
to
as
at
exceed
common
such
Commission
the
of
48
-
attempt
however,
would
company
■
have
contends
to
to
as
stockholders
will
$35
per
in
be
can
se!i
profit
order
the
the
of
to
the
Alabama
stockholders,
the
to
A
oi
tion
at
the
together
cost
director
the
of
slate
the
Alabama
the
directors
utility,
it
was
of
a
Gas Corp.
stockholder
announced
on
has
accepted
group
seeking
nomina¬
to
Cooper
Gadsden,
Jr.,
directors
share,
prices sub¬
value of
and
J.
of
management
V.
current
134,
Wadsworth,
Ala.,
Lewis
and
p.
Alabama
of
President
Alabama
an
Odess,
the
Gas
Corp.,
company
of the
Gas
at
in
started
in
American National Bank of
joined Hugh Morrow,
investment bankers and
move
to
the stockholders'
1956.
States
producer
the
oust
meeting
income
taxes
and bank
borrowings.
company
'
,
reported
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT TO
PRESENT
Authorized
sink,
fund
debentures,
due
1982$125,000,000
sinking fund debentures, due 1979 100,000,000
"3xM'r. sink, fund debentures, due 1964 125,000,000
200
payable—
due 1967——:,—————
3%., clue 1973__
——————
2.55%
Serial
.
pfd.
$3.75
(par $100 per share)
stock
—
(par $1 per share)-—
stock
cumul.
Common
Jan.
^Total
15.—
is
*3Ie B'jontreai S*tock Exchange
Sag Street TORONTO, CANADA
d^rcinc L
PRESIDENT
Office:
73
J2vuce _A. Von is
Brock St.,
A.
More,
V. Brooks, j.
C.
95,000,000
preferred
stock
25,000,000
60,000,000
60,000,000
1,000,000 shs.
660,000 shs.
659,909 shs,
25,000,000 shs. 120,536,015 shs.
debt
exclusive
authorized
of debt due
is
$500,000,000.
Outstanding
within one year and exclusive
Dehfyhone
3ke (Canadian Stock C^xckange
EM 8-4731
Cjeorge «2). M^damS
DIRECTORS'
3.
91,700,000"
25,000,000
KINGSTON, ONT.
VICE-PRESIDENT
Outstanding
$125,000,000
present
2617,
Exchange
FINANCING
Notes
■
Iters: 3hc Toronto Stock
construction
of
Skeletons
1
Future
the nine months ended Sept. 30,
1956, the com¬
total income of $658,728,000 and net income of $69,511,000 compared with total income of $634,139,000 and net income
of £68,134,000 for the
same
period of 1955. For the full year 1955,
total income was $848,745,000 and'net income $87,601,000.
director,
tne
at«
EARNINGS—For
pany
gain
Birminghan
both
company
the debentures will be
borrowings aggregating
restore in part working capital ex¬
made during 1956 and to pay a part
——
Dj
all
the
and its subsidiaries constitute an inte¬
primary aluminum.
Their principal operations
include the mining and processing of bauxite,
an
aluminum-bearing
ore;
the transportation of bauxite to the United States; the pro¬
duction of alumina from bauxite;
the smelting of aluminum from
alumina; and the making of aluminum alloys and the fabrication
of
aluminum
and
aluminum
alloys to
semi-finished and finished
2.
Jan.
of
*3%
Stockholders' Group—
of
of
option
the, sale of
short-term bank
construction
of
United
*4'A"%
sold.
to
The
from
give any consideration to future earning capacity or to good
determining
the price at which a private utility property
third
control
roceeds
outstanding
products.
Ozark, case
the
in
Directors Joins
the
value.
approve
the
If
appreciable
any
of
capitalization
a
proceedings before
$54,900,000, which
current
is
to
be
copy
a
with
firm
properties
to
were
sending
is
redeemable
are
BUSINESS—The
for
even
no
the
future
45
a letter questioning
the validity of the Odess-Morrow "formula"
determining asking prices.
This formula is based entirely upon
of earnings whereas the P. S. Commission in the
Ozark matter has found
as
a
matter of law that the Commission
to
The
price'which the
currently selling at approximately
what
that
there
if
company
Commission
S.
P.
which
is
properties
The
—
expenditures are expected to aggregate $225,000,000 for the year 1957.
It
is expected
that the additional funds needed during this period
will
be provided
from retained earnings,
depreciation, reserves for
stockholders.
cannot
stated
Puryear
order
recent
upon
Commission,
per
47
the
the
retire
to
grated
the City was willing
fellows:
In May, 1956,
price
Mr.
the
value
properties
______
the
without
debentures
PROCEEDS—Net
used
approximately one-
Power
as
not
a
municipalities.
current
is
order,
from
approve
.S
stock
stantially above
No
9
47
price
evidence
should
now
Czark
$29,75
company's
the
Alabama
-
4V4%
of
approximately $50,000,000, to
pended for property additions
The Course of Bank Clearings
negotiations
with
the
Alabama Power
latter's electric properties
within th"
offer to purchase the properties for $869,658.
reached
1956,
P.
the
case
price asked
the
the
only
Company.
—
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
within
Debentures .Sold
redemption prices ranging from 105.50',
for those redeemedprior to Jan. 1, 1958 to 100% for those redeemed 011 or after Jan. 1,
1980; and for the sinking fund at 100% plus accrued interest.
52
System.
Reserve Banks
price which
system
Reserve
—
associates on Jan. 9 offered $125,sinking fund debentures, due-'Jan. 1,
.
City Bond Offerings
Federal
JaineSj A. Stabile, resigned.—V. 184, p. 2729.
general
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
the
has
properties
that
k
Alabama
than
introduced
the
would
September 30.
the
an
000,000
The
Foreign Exchange Rates___——
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
just
succeed
1982, at a price of 100% and accrued interest. This offer¬
ing was quickly oversubscribed.
$ '
;
'
Dividends Declared and Payable-.!---------
price offered by the City.
to
can
Commission
the
Ozark
Commission
of
18.7';
the
utility
order
an
and
to
First Boston Corp. and
33
General Corporation & Investment News Cover
State
formerly
Aluminum Co. of America
Miscellaneous Features
,
Paramount Theatres, Inc.—
Broadcasting Division—
Vice-President in charge of Labor
the
corporation's American Broadcasting Co. Division,
appointed-(Vice-President and General Counsel of that
Weinbach,
of
been
division
Commission.
determined
less
of
Commission
below
fixing
electric
has
33
Transaction^ New
initiated
Co.
Power
S.
which
the
of
purchase
by
S.
P.
13.7%
of
at
The City made
fixed
any
facts
the
Alabama
be
P.
Commission
considerably
City
Co.
The
Alabama
price
The
the
by Alabama Power
sold in the State of
be
can
the
Commission
for
pay
is
Puryear
owned
and
pay.
City.
to
Mr.
by
Relations
power.
\
to.
Mortimer
33
expressed the belief that properties
would be beneficial to the stockholders,
referred
the
property
to
is
Broadcasting
New General Counsel for
43
Markets.
SEC Index of Stock Prices—
has
ought
which
42
—
33
have
which
by the Alabama P. S.
Ozark
borders
Exchange—Curb Section_____
American
39
— _
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages.!
the
directors
any
consideration to future
determining the price at which a
-
sold.
be
Morrow
development
—
Exchange.____
"
10
38
Exchange._—
Over-the-Counter
con¬
give
will In
can
Management
new
Stock
Toronto Stock
repeatedly expressed the opinion, based
upon conversations with elected officials of the
communities served
by the company,
that the communities would be unwilling to pay
prices high enough
to
benefit the stockholders, and that the Com¬
mission would not approve such prices even if any municipality would.
The
36
Canadian Stock Exchange._________ 38
ruling
a
1956
affecting
who. were elected
Dec.
on
cannot
good
prices
—
__
37
Stock
Montreal
now
capitalization
a
Commission
to
o<:
and
Odess
the
S.
P.
property
sold
be
whereas
upon
Commission
carn'-ng capacity
private
34
Exchange
37
annual
based
Stock
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange—________
meeting through cumulative voting, are currently
soliciting proxies! to elect a new Board.
The major, issue raised by
the opposit.on is that the company should negotiate with municipalities
lor
the
sale of
its
properties at "asking prices" determined by a
at,
Coast
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
development
engaged.
new
is
Jr.,
Hugh Morrow,
Jan.
on
handed
contest
proxy
34
ori Jan.
company
,
President
Jr.,
P.
29
34
Toronto
Utility Sale Price—
the
___
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
■
Future Earnings Capacity Not a Factor in Determining
R.
Exchange
34
Pacific
184.
Alabama Gas Corp.—Public Service Commission Rules
of
___
Midwest Stock Exchange.----—_
move
facturing,
25
(Bonds)____
Exchange.
Detroit Stock Exchange...
135th
1957.
1,
Stock
1
13
Cincinnati Stock Exchange.
moved its general offices from 2840 Archer Ave.,
and Perry Ave., Chicago 27, 111., effective
has
company
Stock
American
Moves General Offices—
Chicago
(Stocks)
Exchange
"New York Stock Exchange
one-half
and
$135,000,000.
reach
Bond Quotations
Page
New York Stock
sales
consolidated
Co.—Registers With SEC—
announced plans to offer $12,000,000 of
sinking fund debentures for public sale to help finance an expansion
end improvement
program over the next two
years.
A registration
statement covering the debentures in that amount was filed on Jan. 10
with the SEC. The offering, is expected to be made around Jan. 30,
after the registration statement becomes effective, through an under¬
writing group headed by The First Boston Corp.
The plans for
the financing were announced by Kempton Dunn,
Fresident, who said the directors chose long-term debentures as the
best medium through which to raise these additional funds at this time
The company's capital program is now estimated to require approxi¬
mately $17,000,000 during 1957 and between $12,000,000 and $15,000,000
in 1958.
The program is designed to increase manuiacturing facilities,
improve operating efficiency and replace worn and obsolete equipment.
Present-plans anticipate expansion of maganese steel foundries, in¬
creased
manufacturing facilities for several hydraulic products and
possibly the construction of a second plant for the manufacture of
cast steel freight car wheels.
The program also includes a new plant
for high quality aluminum castings for the aircraft industry.
In
addition
to
the
$12,000,000
obtained from
the
sale
of the
debentures, depreciation accruals will generate approximately $14,000,C00 during the years 1957 and 1958.
The balance of the funds which
may
be needed
for capital expenditures
and working capital are
expected to be obtained from retained earnings.—V. 184, p. 2437. '
The
confidence
miscellaneous
-
American Brake Shoe
High—Quarterly
by increasing the regular quarterly
share, payable Feb. 2, 1957 to all shareholders
1957.
extra
an
third
insurance
•
*
f
their
indicated
2
industrial
-
per
14,
the
of
the
since
cents
Jan.
on
payments
Jan.
on
for • their
business
dividend to
New
at
Dividend Payment Increased—
public utility
-
..rjklLkaW lH J. kcirtSUlS. 3. MM
nL
A
Waile,
long-term debt
of miscellaneous
The Commercial and
2
outstanding
cock
date.
that
on
-'reed
t
the
purchase
to
opposite
Bali, Burge & Kraus—
$13,725,000
3,550,000
3,550,000
Stanley & Co.— 3,550,000
Loeb
Duhn,
Morgan
Co.
&
Securities
3,050,000
Sachs & Co.
C-oldman,
Co—
Shearson,
Gardner,,
Merrill
Boettcher Ac Co
Yarnall,
—
Pierce,
Lynch,
Eeane.
M
3,050.000
i__,
1,500,000
Noyes & Co.,
Weeks—
Rhoades
1.200,000
Co
&
Jlemphi.l,
1.500,000
F. S. Moseley &
Co,~
Co.
Witter Ac
First
Folger,
1,200,000
Co.,..™-
&
Robert
E.
Inc.
Hallgarten
W.
Corp.
Co.
Alex.
Brown
Ac
Inc.,,—
Merle-Smith
Rothschild
F.
3L.
.Gchoellkopf,
Shields
&
Crouter
Ac Co—_7
Anthony AS.
Glover
100,000
725.000
oOO.oyj
W.
Inc.
-
Humphrey,
Share
500.000
—
Inc.
Ac
Co—
500,000
Jenks,
Elalr
Ac
Co.,_,
500,000
500,000
Johnson,
100,000
Milwaukee. Co..,
The
•
Leonard •& Lynch
Moore,
Reynolds
Riter &
F.
Brothers
Stern
E.
Co.——
400.000
Carl McGlone Ac Co., Inc.
4)0,000
Mullaney,
400,000
W.
Co
Co.____
&
&
Baker,
Watts
Co.—
Ac
Ac
First
A:
Reid
Mayden,
Quail
Miller
Ac
Inc.,
Co.,
300.000
300,000
Scott,
Inc.
300.000
Co.l,
Ac
300,000
Scott
.
Horner Ac
Ac
Silberberg
300,000
Starkweather
Richards Ac Co.___
Merrill, Turben Ac Co.,
300.000
Stix
iXay,
Inc.
The
:
R.
Thomas
—V.
A:
185,
from
31.
100,000
This
100.000
Co
Ac
Wood
E.
Ac
1957.
100,000
Co.,
With
Co.—Registers
Securities and Exchange Commission—
its
to
-
.
.
on
stockholders,
common
Chairman
according
Morehead
to
Patrer-
own
or
transferable
and-
"
after
not
as
The
firms
Net
debentures
—V.
mailed
be
such
are
option
offering
to
price
mailing.
at
the right
deben¬
$100
one
the
schedule
capital
currently
be
to
23,
Jan.
on
to
rights,
be
will
convertible
maturity,
close of business
now
contemplated,
1957,
unless
be
sold
into
called
on
not
to
AMF
of
holders
to
or
about Feb.
purchased
7,
through
underwriters.
common
for previous
at
stock
redemption.
the
interest
but
and
Eastman
proceeds from
p.
held
Debentures
will be set forth in the prospectus.
stockholders .will
to
by
headed
185,
the
rights to subscirbe will expire
yet been determined
working
■will
of
proportion
stock
Under
subscriDtion
of
conversion
The
common
19^7.
will
The
days
holder's
the
Dillon.
be
Union
rate
of
the
debentures
underwritten
securities
by
&
a
have
group
on
finance
to
41.
company's
reduction of short-term
expanding
business,
bank
j,518.
sale
has withdrawn its applica¬
exceed $100,000 of the 5V
Corp. which that
Petroleum
underwriters.—V.
through
184,
Expansion
Large
—
Sales
Record
the five
year
8
Jan.
on
This
period, 1957-61.
Harold
by
Comfort,
W.
luncheon marking the start of the com¬
retained
of
will
expansion
the
of
out
Mr.
centennial celebration.
part, as follows:
in
final
its
provided
be
The
earnings.
of
year
of
century
a
Comfort
deprecia¬
by
remainder will be.by
vehicles and refrigwill
business,, the company
Its history. Sales for the year areprofits of somewhat over $23,000,000, or
into 1957. it' is' predicted that sales for
S375,OOO,8O0hand
..Looking
an all-time high of around $340,000,000, and that
"well ahead" of any previous year
share.
of
reach
Offering—A* secondary offering of 15,000
stock (par $15) was made on Jan. 4
common
of
discount
$1
It
shaie.
per
1014.
p.
,
;
.
V
was
completed.—V.
184,
•;
;
common
outstanding
shares
The
has been termed ■ the " "mo t.
Braniff International Airways'*
1956
year
.
the
Pafnpany's
Jab.
warrants
of
history
1957.—V.
1.
"The
increased
2894.
was
significant peviod^ in
by" Chas. E. Beard,
183, p.
its
$10
par
Caoitol
of
the
obtain
stock.
issued
fully
a
The
of
purpose
outstanding
and
■
.L
of the 2.500 shares of
of
Capitol,
offer.—V.
184.
' -
Atlantic
England,
President,
oil
Jan.
announced
1
that
this
allocated
to
new
generating
additional
an
residential
electric
79,000
use
and
kw.
equipment
unit
to
at
serve
com¬
Deepwater
Station,
anticipated growth
There. were
1956
7,200
pared
1956
reached
new
total
with
was
the
an
all
customers
2.157
number ,of
time
kilowatt
high
of
hours
its
of
and
loans.
Nov
28,
the
for
the
the. Southwest
from
routes
to
the
East Coast.
first
The
"
aviation agreement signed in Octo'rer by
three
of Braniff's fleet of seven DC-7C "El Dorado" planes.
between
added
in
area.
the, company's
to
1951.
1956,banner
directors
domestic
international system will be strengthened
commercial
the
customers 'to
the
.
lines
in
for
The
announced
year
an
Mr.
figure
national
increase
in
the
also
vember
and
a
and
will
fleet
be
Latin
of
part
Delivery
1956.
Braniff's
S.
U.
the
daring
new
the
44-passenger
completed
expansion
Five Convair 440 Metropolitan,
equipment program, were ordered
America.
the
of
during
program
transports
January
began
in
No¬
1357.
aUo includes the purchase of five
El'Ctra turbo-prop aircraft.
airliners will begin in 1959 and
Boeing 707 jet transports and nine Lockheed
**
be
the turbo-prop and
concluded early in 1960.
At
total
of
Nov.
30r 1956,
capital,
total
assets
jet
.
of
the company
were
$45,012,444
and
paid-in surplus and earned surplus was $34,734,498.
of 1956 Braniff was operating a fleet of 68 aircraft,
"including four Douglas DC-7C's. nine Douglas DC-6's. two Lockheed
Constellations, three Convair 440's, 25 Convair 340s', ~22 Douglas DC-3'a
By' the
regular
quarterly dividend on the common stock from 30 ce.ut^ to 32V/ cents
per share.
This brought the .annual dividend, rade-to $1.30 per share.
The
1956 earnings
per
average
share amoiinted to $l.S5>;cbmpared
The
October.
airliners,
for
England
under
purchased
.
said that
over
$13,000,000
were .spentfor new construction during the. year,
-bringing the total, construction expenditures to $65,000,000 in the past
five years.
I >
figures
Braniff's service over its newly awarded 1.050between Texas points, the Mid-South, Washington
15 culminated 12 years of effort by the airline
Feb.
on
$31,555,000
of industry.in
2,980.
citing
rwenue passengers increased
1,535.620 to 1.670.561. Revenue
from oio,19J,550 to 719,459,240.
year.
187
the new aircraft program, were placed on schedule*
fourth El Dorado was received in December and the
final three will be delivered in April and May of 1957.
At that time,
Braniff will introduce El Dorado service over its international system
expansion
210,500.
Gross rev¬
12 months ending
Nov.
30
representing an increase of 8.2'>
over 'the
same
period in
1955.
The
use
of. electricity
increase in residential
in the past 12
months was 12V.
The average annual
residential use of electricity
reached an all dime high in 1956 of 3.100 kilowatt hours.
This com¬
bringing
York
extend
.in
enues
tlie
of
bv the conclusion
the United
States and
Colombia.
Mr. Beard pointed out that Bogota, Colombia,
is by far the largest South American developer of traffic to th» U. S.
and
that Braniff plans to inaugurate its service between the U. S,
and. Bogota
in the spring or early summer of 1957.
will spend nearly $19,000,000 for new construction in Southern
Jersey during 1957.
In his year-end report and forecast for the
coming year, he said that about one-half of-1 this expenditure would
in
months
11
segment
route
Braniff's
New
be
first
miles flown increased
New
and
City Electric Co.—Had Banner Year—
L.
virtually
inauguration of
.The
mile
of
Bayard
in
an
the same period in 1955 from
over
passenger
'
*
the
For
9'*
held bv members,
is
12V
1790.
p.
.
increases
period.
1955
the
«•«.
and
Another
directors
of
acceittjthe
show
its operation during
195).
Braniff's operating
all-time high of $48,230,956 in the first 11 months
of
the
year,
an
increase of
13V
over
the same period in 1955.
Net
profit for the period was $1,800,258. an increa^ of 14V. over
reached
revenues
who have expressed their willing¬
boa id
to.
ness
continued- to
of
category
every
stock
issued
altera.t. acquisition
range
airline
the
Tratfie-wise.
operating
approximately 60')
long
improvement programs as well as the completion of
finance the long-range programs," Mr. Beard said."
exchange",
the
common
and initial implementa¬
and facilities
Bramfi's plan to
Bogota; and the pianr.ing
into
airline's
the
of
tion
Associates'
stock.
common
the Northeast
of bi-lateral
between the United S'a'es and Colombia which will permit
sgreements
braniffs entry
in
these-shares
*
just ended witnessed Braniffs entry into
its. vast
traffic potential;
the conclusion
year
with
.area
exchangei for the issued
capital stock of The' Capitol Life Insurance'
of
all
thus
^
Operations—
Braniff Airways, Inc.—Reviews 1956
outstanding capital stock of Capitol.
On
the
8.
not to
Jacinto
public
made
a
Secondary
Delivery
Co.
the
p.
Appli¬
by Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis and Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane at $57 per share, with a dealer's
Co.—Registers With SEC—
of
offer
common
acquire
and
control
or
In
the sale of the debentures will provide additional
applied
35
shares
registration statement with the SE1C on Jan. 7.
shares
to
share
each
to
including
exercise
The
in
evidencing rights to subscribe for the debentures
warrants
stock.
1957—15
the
22,
prospectus
a
common
the
Jan.
about
debentures
shares of
for each 25
ture
on
the
184,
best'oper^tin^rfesuits-in
a
pany
for
serve their cus¬
important in the
requirements.—V.
Jan.
on
of
San
Plans
—
profits would be
in¬
of the
other rea¬
the proposed
stock, of the company will be given
holders of common
subscribe
to
to
very
has
-
and
thi-i^year will
life insurance^subsidiary.
Clarence J. Daly, principal stockholder
and President of Capitol, has
accepted this offer on his own behalf. He and members of his family-
and
of
of
for
portion
major
accruals
about
to
to possible changes in market conditions
which may necessitate delay or
abandonment
issue,
for
Capitol
President.
and
Subject
sons
the
of
.share
a
85.000
proposes
outstanding
)s
of
Jan. 4 filed a registration statement with the
BEC
covering
a
maximum
of $13,925,600 20-year
convertible sub¬
ordinated debentures due Feb. 1, 1977, which the company contemplates
company
Board
filed
company
offer
offering
price
$15- per
to
entering
Investment
and
Foundry
&
and
Expected—As it entered its second century
was
at
Co., of Denver. Colo., on the basis of 34 shares of Associates Investment
Machine
Co.
For" 1956.
equal to $4.34 and 34.38 a share on the
the end of the respective periods. For
Associates Investment
Dann
Co.
Ac
Harold
position
become
may
and, labor
purchase
proposed
estimated
100,000
Westheimer
Both
corporation
at
share on the
p.
2730. i
a
184,
the
debentures
year-long
have .the
(111.)—Warrant Price Increased—
subscription
stock
^ion,
$6.05
to
1955.—V.
powder.industry.
copper
Chemetals
laigtr leasing arrangements, particularly for motor
,Gated cabinets.
'
'
1
during the nine months ended
corporation
the
•
of
better
a
which
company,
announced
announced
The
tion
1955 sales were $692,683,000 and net income was $64,351,-
$12.50
100,000
300,000
500,000
American
This
paid
share
a
from
.
pany's
Armco's
paid during 1956,
on
Dec. 7. 1956.
i
by
business, this company announced that it expects to
also
$558,021,000 compared with $508,775,000 in the
while net income amounted to $47,253,000
Armour & Co.
41.
p.
Dec.
The
100.000
Common,
300,000
Co
were
acquisition
President.
100,000
^
Co.
Ac
the
share
a
had
estimate
100,000
—U
300.000
&
cents
outstanding
equivalent
(.00,
100.000
Co
Ac
Boyce,,—
Staats
Bros.
of
S2.55
respectively,
shares
full year
on
Co.
Ac
Ac Co
Talmage
Vietor,
Inc.
Co.,
William
100,000
Co
&
75
of
totaled
1956
$46,415,000,
the
Mason,
Sweney, Cartwright A: C«.
300,000
—
Robinson-Humphrey
Stein
lOO.COO
Stringfellow
300,000
Ac
Co.
and
100,000
Son
Hilliard
B.
Illinois
30.
of
the
research and development
a
'
President, at
of common
snares
field,
of $150,000,000 over
corresponding period of 1955
common
-
Inc.—
J.
.1.
The
_•
Corp.
,
dividend
a
EARNINGS—Sales
Sept.
100,000
Raffensperger, hughes Ac
Co., Inc.
Rodman Ac Renshaw
Co.,
cluding
100.000
300.000
Michigan
of
Fulton
100,000
Prescott, Shepard Ac Co..
300.000
Co
Co
&
New York Hanseatic Corp.
300.000'
300.000
Dickson Ac Co., Inc.
n. S.
DIVIDENDS—Dividends
100,000
—
additional shares.
the
of
partial
capital.
expand and modernize its physical facilities to the extent
already made or in process
capacity from 4.950,0)0 net ton*
issuance
in
company
Bliss
it was
proposing
in
improvements
ateelmaking
site;
working
for
announced
10
director
a
heat,, power
of
Borden
-.
outstanding capitalization will consist of 11.971J.57
stock and $61,570,000 sinking fund debentures.];^ '
100,000
Ac
300,COO
—
Co.—_
Co
Ac
Clark
Courts
Son
and
Armco's
plant
a
and
that the new holding in Chemetals had been
exploitation of the powder rolling process and
new
The
and Earnings
„
100,000
Co.,
Ac
——'
Co.
Ac
Redpath
Bache
W.
Welis
Newbold's
H.
~
the
2114.
1>:
i,
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
100,000
300,000
Parker
Auchincloss,
E.
100,000
Mason-Hagan,
Jam
this
trust,
latter
1955 to 5,950,000 net tons on Jan, 1, 1957V'and ate ex¬
pected to further increase capacity to 6,222,000' nbt tons by Jan.
1,
1958, an increase of 92.20
since the end of World.War Hi - '
" i
100,000
Irving
400,000
Schwabacher
Chaplin
Co.,
Lundborg Ac
Inc.
400,000
&
Ac
Ohio
CoLaird Ac Company, Corp.
additions
Tiie
increased
ave
in
future.
simordinated
at
cn
Jan.
directly
both
said
Bliss
the
place
This
date.
l
100,00)
500,000
Co.—'
&
Co.,
Co.,
Masten
McDonald
The
-
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
Francis I. du Pont & Co.
A.
*-
500.00)
Co.—
&
Kalman
100,ooc
Inc.,
revolutionary to the copper
is
facilitate
to
tion
will acid the net proceeds from the sale
general funos, which, with such additional/funds
its
to
for
payment
Memorial,
shapes
are
who
cation
to
100,000
Ac
•
^
Bond Investment Trust of America—Withdraws
to
Jones, Kreeger Ac
Hewitt
Inc.*.,—
Officer
Co.ptAcquires Interest in Chemetals—*
wrought
guarantees
the piesent time various projects have,been approved estimated
cost $244,000,000 of which an estimated S64,000,000 has been spent
but
100,000..
—
500.000
500,000
Co..
Smithers
S.
Inc.,
Co.,
500.000
Co.
&
100,000
-—i-
Space Ac
Lane,
Harney,
1118.-
184,-p.
operated a pilot plant of its
own
at Salem, Ohio;
has studied the results of the first, commercial
operation at Sundwiger Messingwerk. Sundwig, Germany, and is now
in
a' position
to offer customers fixed-cost plants
accompanied by
be
may
partial
President," on
company,
near
products, and to improve Armco's competitive position in the industry.
All such additions and improvements have not yet been determined,
Grubbs
Keir
Ac
W.
Execut ve
Acting
r
interest in Chemetals Corp.,
processes
tomers
required, will be used fo defray the,bOst oi its e&pgnsion
and for other purposes, including working Capital. During
the
period 1953-1900 Armco and subsidiaries have made and expect
to
make
major additions and improvements to their properties
in
order t> meet the expected growth in the demand for steel and steel
as
100,000
—
*
William
to
.
industrial company in
being made by this corporation with the
headed by'Smith, Barney & Co.
Bliss
207f
Potter,
made
program
——
Corp.
Kirkland,
Weeks
Baker,
Ac
Indianapolis Bond &
<1- Co..
for
for
obligation .to
Potter,
these
Eliss
a
its common stockholders of rights to sub¬
1,088,179 additional shares of common stock
to
ine 'shares
ot
100,000
Hulnj3,
Ccf—-
Whipple Ac Co.,,
issued
has
Commission
PROCEEDS—Corporation
100,oco
Ac
of
Mr.
group
Co—-—
Hentz
^
used
be
an
other
and
.
100,000
Co.>__—
Ap'plegttfe Ac
Haas
C.
H.
Frank
that
„
appointed
President.—V.
• organization
principally
concerned
with
the
production
of
copper
powder by chemical methods and the fabrication of copper strip, tubing
scription rights will expire at 3:30 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 24,
1957. The offering is being underwritten by a nationwide
MacGregor,
Ac
G.
•
Bacon,
Baird
100,000
Evans Ac Co.,
The First Cleveland Corp.
,
'of
B1 ss of a
at $56 a share in the ratio of one additional
share for each ten shares held of record Jan. 9.
Sub¬
100,000
—
*
President
as
company , filed a registration ".statement with the
1957, covering 2,000,000 shares of its capital stock.
7.
to
are.
Robert
Ind.,
100,000
725.000;
Day
Walker Ac
Buuine
Ac
announced
been
new
a
1610.
I>.;
(E. W.)
Co,
Churubhsco,
at
(par $10)
Inc.
725,000
725,(00
725,000
ttobert
"O. H;
scribe
100,000
Clement A.
725.00)
Co—
Spencer Trask
R. L.
100,000
Weedon
Doolictle Ac Co
Binger, Deane & Scrijjner.
•.Stroud' & Co., Inc.,„r'-f--
Tucker,
Ac Co.,
House A: Co—,
& Townsend,
DeHaven
CurtisS,
&
Inc.
Pomeroy,
offering
Crowell,
Jan.
183.
ceeds
Corp.—Stock Offered—One of the largest
100,000
725,000
725,000
••
offerings of common stock by an
Clarke Corp.
725,000
Co.,
&
150,000
100,000
recent years is
Richard W.
Ac
Hutton
-
.
Armco Steel
150,000
Co.
Ac
also
had
of
retirement
Approved—
'approved
8
Case
I.
J.
Power
100.000
Butcher
725,000
Marks
M.
'
••
Louisiana Gas Co.—Proposed Facilities—
Sherrerd—
Ac
725,000
Co.
150,000
Co
Ac
725,000
Hytton & Co.-,,-
Daurence
Burnham
committee
election
his
health,
of
investment
on
—V.
150,000
Lerchen
Watling,
150,000
Co.,
Winslow, Cohu A: Stetson
725,000
Co
&
Ac
Sutro
SEC
.
150,000
Co—
Ac
Agnew
Co—
10 announced
reasons
Axe-IIougrhton Fund B, Inc.—Registers With SEC—,
T. ,This
to ittost a total of $6,643,000.
•
application, the company said it planned to - build about
$2,308,000, offacilities
during
1956
and approximately $4,335,000
during
19577 and to continue to operate approximately $56,584,695
of
existing
facilities.
None
of the facilities which
the "company
proposes to construct and operate will increase th,e .sales .capacity of
its system. —V.'181,
p. 2833.
150,000
Shuman,
for
.
.
its
In
150,000
j McJunkin, Patfron Ac Co.
Jan.
on
...
estimated
150,000
Rotan, Mosle and Co
Hayden, Stone Ac Co.,—
E.
company
150,000
725.000
725,000
725,000
725,000
Sons,,,
JEstabrook
W.
150,000
—
McKelvy Ac Co
Pacific Northwest
JSquitable Securities Corp.
*
Meeds,
Ryons Ac Co
725,000
Burr,
&
&
&
Bissell
McDonnell Ac Co.,
Inc
&
Dick
The
975,000
-i
.
iilair
Coffin
150,000
Lester,
Securities
.American
y
certificate to this
authorizing it to construct and operate natural gas facilities
Co—
975,000
975,000
Higginson Corp.,,,,
Pressprich & Co.
W.
.-j
,
Jan.
on
the
held
Federal
Ac
Laird,
Langley & Co.—
C.
Dee
H.
with
| Arkansas
.
150,000
Taylor
975,000
-
President—^
as
Development
Business
2617,
p.
meeting
a
Kean,
Co._—975,000
&
,
'
Corp.—Muller Retires
Vice-Presidtnt,
pending' the
Keleket have oifset .profitable operations
In
an effort ,;.t£)
improve this
.
150,003
Inc.
executive
Senior
Bat¬
Ac
Johnston, Lemon Ac Co.,
JTadenbmg, Thalmann Ac
Co.
150,000
Co—
Ac
Dulles
tles,
975,000
Dominick—
Ac
Hutton
F.
Janney,
Republic Co. Inc.
•Dominick
150,000
—
Co
Muller
A.
coiporation
The
.
the. consolidation oi this
,
V
• ~
o.n Nov, 15, the merger
was approved,
but because of a legal technicality it was ineffective.
The stockholders'
meeting should have been held in New York State
rather than at the company's principal place of business, in Indiana.
—V. 184, p. 2322.
"
•
'
/••
At
150,000
Ac
184.
corporation
150,000
975,000
975,000
Clark, Dodge & Co—975.000
Becker Ac Co.
G.
Central
Co
Ac
Hirsch
this
of
business.
Massachusetts
stockholders
The
150,000
Granbery, Marache Ac Co.
Allyn and Co., Inc.
jfSear,
,A.
150,000
Sons,
Recently issued).
were
Ply wood
payment
150,000
Garrett Ac
notes
American Tractor Corp.—Merger
Ncjan Fleming-r-
Goodbody
1,200,000
975,000
-Stearns Ac Co.,—
975,000
Struthers & Co.,
Wood,
Vi, C.
shares.—V.
150.000
W. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc.
Public
year.
purchase a $400,000 second mortgage note of
150,00)
1,200,000
1,200.000
1,200,000
Bros. Ac Hutzler
"Wertheim
dfean
150,000
Richards Ac CoSouthwest Co—
Field,
Curtis
&
Ffrwell, Chapman Ac Co.
Steele Ac Co
Fauset,
1,200,000
—
'
S'alomon
150,000
150,000
Jackson
Webber,
Paine,
150,000
150,000
1,200.000
Co.
&
150,000
Elworthy Ac Co.————
Clark Ac Co
Loeb,
M.
150,000
Ac
Fahey,
Hornblower Ac
Carl
150,000
Co,—
Bradford Ac
C.
during "the
pn'Jan. 23.—V. '184, 'p. 2833.
.
150,000
—
Co
——
Cunningham,
Schftiertz
Ac Co., Inc.—
J. M. Dain Ac Co., Inc.,
J.
Cooley
3.050,000
Weld & Co
White,
Drexel
150,000
Inc.
for its construction program
received
be
Bank Shares, Inc., Minneapolis, Minn. — Files With
Corp. nas agreed
Secuiities and Exchange Commission—
Tracerlab Development •'
The
corporation on Dec. 27 filed a letter of notification with the
Corporation
(which is constructing the new plant)
from Tracerlab, ■„
SEC covering 30,000 shares of 6V
prior preferred stock, series C, to
or
lend an equivalent
amount to that company to repay its second
be offered
to series
A prior preferred and common scockholders of
mortgage note to Tracerlab, on condition that Tracerlab obtain $480,000
record. Djc. 31, 1956 on the basis of one series C preferre, share for
of
additional
equity capital, obtain a
one-year line
of credit for
each
four
shares of
old stock held.
The
shares are
priced at par
$1,000,000 from The First .National Bank of Boston, which holds its
(SiO per
share).
The proceeds are to be added to general funds.—•
demand
notes, and grant MBDC options, to purchase 2,000 common
V. 179, p. 922.
V:
■'
■
"7 ■
"
shares at $5.60 per snare.
The additional $200,000 was advanced by
First National in contemplation of this proposed financing.
+ Beautilite Co., Houston, Tex.—Files With SEC—
Tracerlab has negotiated with several existing, security holders and
others, including American, to sell to American and five or six other
The
company
on
Dec. 28 filed a letter oi
notification
with
the
persons
not more than 87,273 common
shaves at $5.50 per share.',
SEC covering 240,000 shares of common stock
(par $1) to be offered
Of this stock, American has agreed to purchase not more.than 43,673
at $1.25
per share, through Eenjamin & Co., Houston, Tex.
The pro¬
250,000
Co.,
intone & Webster Securi¬
ties Corp.
Co-
Lestrange Ac Co.
England ^aid his coinpgny "wa.f forecasting arr
in'gross operating revenues for 1957. .
Mr,
$2,900,000
the cash
will
Robert
f
its
Traceilab.
to
to
Bosworth, Sullivan Ac
3,050,000
JTnith, Barney & Co—_ 3,050,000
&
Fenner
Biddle Ac
1955;
for
of
Atlas
'
,
of reorganizing the. operations of Keleket and
manufacturing operations with those of TracArlab was
begun in 1955.
The business of the two companies will be consolidated
in a new plant now being constructed at Walthum, Mass., for least-
250,000
Arthurs,
bids
program
a
integrating
250,000
& Co,„ 3,050,000
3,050.000
jLazard Freres & Co
3,050,000
} eh man Brothers
Peabody
T'idder,
,
Monday,-January 14, 1957
.
The'company will sell $10,000,000 of fir.-t mortgage bonds to supply
part of
and equipment and. distributes X-ray film,
accessories. It has outstanding. $1,590,000 of 5'/
shares lof which American owns 13.1 - »,
bank
notes
now
due
on
demand
tan
additional
nucleonics
Truoerlab's
situation,
250,000
Corp.—
American
Swiss
incrcas?
\
common
Substantial recent losses by
250,000
Ac Co,
Ac
of
bank
of
$200,000
250,000
Chas. W. Scranton
456,553
$991,676
and
of
Hammill Ac Co.
Reinholdt
3,050.000
—
with- $1.54
*
/
and
supplies
tubes,
Hop-
Co.,,.
Ac
'
X-ray. apparatus
tributes
250,000
Putnam
Seeks
=—
.
exemotion order
debentures,
250,000
250.000
250,000
wood
3,050,000
J-alsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.
J-'arriman Ripley & Co.,
—
Jaffray
Piper,
3,050.000
.,
Ac
Ac
Cook
Newhard,
3,050,000
•T-lore, Forgan & Co.—__
Co
Ellis Ac Anderson
McCormick Ac Co
Union
Co.„—,T._ 3,050,000
&
Ac
Green,
Dilloh,
Dastman
Inc.
250.000
250,000
Ac
Collins
Jullen
'
> , •
corporation ffnd Tracerlab, Inc., have applied to the iBEC for
with respeei^to the purchase of additional Tracerby
American; and the" Com mission has given interested per¬
sons
until Jan. 18, 1957 to request a hearing, thereon. <
Traceilab,
of
Boston,
operates
laboratories - and .manufacturing
facilities in Boston, Richmond (Calif.) and Houston (Texasj.
Its 99'<owned subsidiary,
Kcleket X-ray Corporation, manuiaccures and dis¬
$250,000
Simmons,
Ellis
Blunt
—
i?Iyth & Co., Inc
*
.
.
lub stock
their names:
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc.-
€orp.
Development
-
,Thi»
an
*
The First Boston Corp.,
&
SpC Exemption—
severally
set forth
underwriters named
below have
debentures in the principal amount
UNDERWRITERS—The
Research
American
and its subsidiaries in an aggregate
'
tlf all the shares of tomraon stpek covered by options under the
Fmployees' Stock Option Plan hadJ been issued and outstanding on
t ept.
30, 1956,' there would have been 20,987,526 shares of common
company
than $1,600,000.
less
mnount
of the
debt
Jong-term
1
Financial Chronicle
(142)
-7
and three
end
all-cargo planes.
See also V. 165, p. 41.
Volume 185
Number 5603
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(143)
v.
i:
Buzzards Bay Gas Co.,
The
company
covering 6,141
($25
the
to
are
Hyannis, Mass.—Files With SEC
filed
27
of ti'i
letter
a
prior
notification
of
preferred
through Coffin & Burr,
be
balance
Dec.
on
shares
share),
per
ceeds
stock
Inc.,
to
with
Boston,
the
offered
be
The
Mass.
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.—To Sell
par
Bids
pro¬
at
i(sed to repay unsecured notes due April 30, 1957, and
other
for
corporate purposes.—V.
179,
dated
Electric
Power
Co.—To
be
received
2018,
,it
73
1957
1,
The
issue
Federal
to
up
The
of
31,
flom
be
to
The
by the
company up to noon
(EST) on Jan. 22,
St., New York 5, N. Y., for the purchase
equipment trust ,certificates,
series
L,
to
be
and
will
constitute
exceeding
Issue Notes—
will
in
of
of
Bank
of
$8,400,000
will
notes
with
line
available
the
to
the
mature
first
of
Electric's
Nevada.—V.
Corp.—Produces
first
this
by
T.
of
two
giant
corporation,
it
later
date
A.
in
than
of
It
12
flow
tive
announced
Dec.
on
axial—bigger than half a box
three-step compression process in
plant for Petro-Tex Chemical Corp. ■
28.
car—will
a
a
new
President
'•,r
processing field
are
hurrying
can
take
*1.
The
of
capacity
this
amount
feet
high,
the
Sec
Petroleum,
This
order
•
stage
Houdry
big
feet
is
this
Such
and
and
rubber
supply
V
could
cubic
feet
of
nearly
feet
wide.—V.
184,
Corp.
above.—V.
.
,
11
f
Hot
Springs
Hotel,
Inc.,
Castle
Hot
•
-
.
+
TO
by
Arthur
Lundell
has
President
Universal
Corp.,
Reeves
Financial
Executive
of
Chairman
S.
Credit
C.I.T.
Chief
as
President
elected
Robert
the
which
is
42.
p.
Tank
the
announced
Jan.
on
3,
on
1956,
about
or
as
2 r,\-
a
shares,
at
or
Jan.
has
24,
stock
the
outstanding.—V.
1957,
of
184,. p. 2835. '
'
corporation
will
adding
its
open
machines
Hugh L.
plant
new
and-cash
in
West
registers
The
/ SEC
covering
class
of
and
B
the
and
production
sterling
will
the
■'
.■.
'
15
'
in
There
-
$5,000
SEC
and
1974
principal
be
letter
a
notes
notification
shares
payable
amount
177,
The
2676. *
p.
Tractor
on
are
proceeds
be
to
used
company
covering
snare>
of $250 payable
promissory notes to be
or before Aug.
1, 1968.
program
filed
8
its 'Stock
of
registration
a
its
and
company
options
plan
for
in
Coastal
stock,
common
with
the
with
be
to
the
t-lie
and
185,
key
other
offered
of
i
below.—V.
See
Chicago Corp.
The
Refining Co.—Name
184,
Effective—
The
1579.
p.
■
_
in
tionable"
offered
at
be
to
are
cents
40
used
; and docks;
Dec.
on
250,000
to
filed
28
share,
per
letter
a
of -common
shires
of
without
of
The
construction
inventory and for working capital.
1957,
,
of
projects
Gulf
"Gross
Net
.
income
;
-
by
coast
,
380.300,000
58,000,000
$7.25
for
from
the
expansion
improvemenut
and
C&O
in
higher
be
.9
than
chahdise traffic
.
.
The
,
constantly
in
Other
4
,
•
the
report
.including
report,
sent
shipping'and
ocean
the
to
shareownefs,
90.000
-V'. '..
2835.
;V.„ ,v,■" •"'V
-',,
v
.
•-";
Coastal
by
Corp.,
will
Gas
the
to
with
the
Florida
The
-
in
change
became
Co.
this
of
name
affective
of
as
to Champlin Oil &
195G.—V. 184, p. 1579.
company
31,
Dec.
miles
574
the
of
from
Bids
Room
front
chase
be
to
,
jwill'be received
at
.total
a
capacity of 16,500 horsepower.
project
is
include
will
distributors
34
and
stations,
facilities
industrial
17
it
in
be
•
received
it: and
by
Florida
initially
Houston
for
a
for
Gas
transportation
charge.—V.
dated
of
to
and
1957
Feb, T,
installments
in
mature
from
each,
$100,000
certificates,
.
equal
30
1957
1,
Aug.
7
Feb.
,*
.
!»■
This
1972.
of
aggregate
be
secured
will
constitute
equipment, which,
imately $11,250,000.—V.
first
the
$9,000,000
exceeding
not
by new
'
of
two
•
series
Radio
Co.—Has
accessories./The order
2623.
'
includes
'■"
■
antenna
as
'
in
12'c
over
-
semi-annual
of such certificates, which will
it is estimated, will cost approx-
184, p.; 2623.
-
Production of
Plymouth,
and
cars
Dodge
Dodge,
Trucks,
f
Plymouth
-
pas¬
"The
—
26,376
205,727
104,090
high
a
beneficial
95,356
level
1,088
12,130
13,727
7,659
5,221
91,383
95,618
117,604
125.743
931,644
1.457,452
Trucks
*
December,
V.
185,
p.
volume
received
condition
1956,
figures
during
the
the next
on
in
Martens
an
in
of
of
two
the
he
company,
business
last
from
32
year,
reported,
participated
including
the Export
foreign
of
increase
and
"and
when
will
all
the
be
expansion
spent
in
in
1957.
added,
of
,
program,
is
on
c^moleted
which
the
plants will amount to 80 acres.—V.
from
urgent
Jan.
its
of
Jan.
company's
first
10,
board
.of
Jan.
l(),
for
President,
made
because
to
7
witness
which
and
in
of
Edward
the
at
him
Jan.
counsel
184,
2835.
p.
20
(La.)
to
announced
Paper
make
Co.,
m
formation
which
machine-coated
will
printing
about
be
are
preliminary
end
subject
v
half
will
be'marketed
Vice-President
by
Executive
mill
of
Zoller-
Crown
Vice-President,
will
draw
and
Time,
on
Reed
further
an¬
wide
variety
little eco¬
a
which
of
America—Outlook
Good—
for
the
totaled
first
time.
the
In
previous
and
close
$3,380,048
1955
to
earnings
$13,209,000
of
to
change.
,
Dana
Seibert,
;•
for
of
equity capital
new
capital
amount
Works
to
improvements
obtained from
was
^allotted
was
increase
the
totaled
facilities
for
company's
$20,000,000.
Crucible's
at
capacity
produce
to
stainless
products by 70'/.
facilities include annealing
sheet
related
and
pickling lines for
and
strip, a new $2,500,000 Sendzimir cold
buildings and equipment.
Sendzimir
and
hot
reduction
scheduled
for
completion late in
1957,
will
qnd titanium strip to widths up to 48 inches and
than the company has previously produced. Flexibility of the mill permits production of small or large quantities of
particular grades of stainless and titanium to meet exacting market
demands'.for gauge and surface finish.
roll
gauges
the
in
year
for
will
amount
mill,
stainless
thinner
Crucible
for
spent
pits,
heating
new
$25,000,900
ibe,
announced authorization of an additional
facilities.
More than $12,000,000 of this
improvements at Midland Works, including
plant
new
be
equipment
and
auxiliary
will
program
be
facilities.
spent
The
other
at
balance
company
locations.
,
Commenting on
plans, Mr. Hunter
the
During
Metals
east
is
program
We
without
located
1956
at
aimed
chiefly
to
finance
to
outside
Syracuse,
N.
at
in
and
modernization
will
reduction
cost
capacity
and
(lie.se expenditures
financing."
be
effected,
quality
from
r'
our
*
im¬
own
.
„
acquired
complete
ownership
of
Vacuum
first commercial producer of high vacuum
plant and vacuum melting facilities are
country's
alloys.
improvemenut
increase
"Some
Crucible
and
The company
company's
expect
recourse
Corp., the
metals
the
said,
The
Y.,
and
now
operate
as
a
division
of
Crucible.
a 50'/'
interest in Vacuum Metals Corp. since
50'c was held by National Research Corp.
"
Continued
expansion of. vacuum melting facilities is underway in
order
to
meet -the growing
demand for high purity vacuum melted
materials.
The
production-of vacuum melted metals and
alloys is
now
fiinily established.
The materials are being used especially
in
in¬
•
excel¬
The
had owned
remaining
rircraft
look
acre¬
engine construction, and
promising.-—V. 184, p. 1912.
wider
applications
in
other
fields
3007.
Curtiss-Wriglit
for
on
aircraft
Jan.
tankers
when
engine
a
$914,000 contract
vibration-monitoring
systems,
it
to
was
11.
will
equip
these
engine
860
military
electronic
vibration
airborne
safety
exceeds
cargo-carriers
devices which
predetermined
give
limits
2223.
and
aerial
visual warning,
during
flight
T.
was
Mr.
announced
.
with
184, p.
Roy
1950
Consolidated
the
Corp.—Had
Chairman
most
and
.successful
Hurley said, that all
and that
with
cast
Hurley,
Most
President,
year
in
the
Successful
announced
history
forecasts for the
year
on
this
of
were.mat
Year—
Jan.
7
that
corporation.
or
exceeded
shipments were approximately $566,000,000 for 1956 compared
for 1955,
Increased shipments, he said, are fore¬
$503,000,009
for
Mr.
1.957.
Hurley
accounting
for
pointed
an
out
that
increasingly
commercial
important
sales
part
of
and
•
profits
STate .2-0613);
NOTE:
account
1
Published
Drapers'
twice
Gardens.
.„1;,
of
the
fluctuations
In
the
rate
of
exchange,
remittance for foreign subscriptions
an d advertisements
must be made In New York fund*.
are
Curtiss-WrMht*
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
President.
(Telephone
On
or
shares.
this
half
(Pa.)
and
but
at
record-
$238,000,000.
be
company offered to Us stockholders additional stock
share for each 10 shares owned.
The entire amount
one
rolled
iunds
Consolidated Electrodynamics Corp.—New ContractBoeing Airplane Co. has awarded
—V.
12.
COMMERCIAL AND
,
miles
27
managed
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company,
Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7. N. Y„ REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Selbert, Editor and Publisher.;
a
week [every Thursday
(general news and advertls Ing issue) with a statistical issue on Mondayl Other offices: 135 8. La Salle Street, Chicago 3, HUnbsj
London, E. C., England, c/o Edwards & Smith. Copyright 1956 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at Uu
post office at New
York, N. Yi, under the Act of March 3, 18^9.
Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $60.00 per year; in Dominion 'ft
Canada, $63.00 per year.
Other Countries, $67.00 per year.
j
THE
William
7
unavailable
illiiess,. its
the-hearing.—V.
Dec.
on
mill
Francisville
of
approxi¬
p.
Inc.
Executive
soaking
'■
have
the
total
183,
meeting
witness
an
for
*,
the
as
Francisville
other
will
budget
new
late
for
Department,
are
Time
dollars
164,117
than
Midland
cold
countries.
Santry
first
of
scheduled
-
The
operations
assure
Crowell-Collier
the
split proposal to stockholders.
The proposal* to be
15, provides an authorization to increase thetmppber«
capital stock from 2,500,000 (par $25) to 5,000.0(wn)a«-
1956
1954.
manufacturing plants, Mr.
roof for
should
for
be
because
stock
of
sale
<o
charge of finance,
Santry predicted,
in
this
by
Jan.
on
shares
provement.
Mr.
That
to prepare
Co.
1956
mill,
approximately $325,000,000.
history.
Backlog as of Dec. 31,
orders
a
hearing
f
date;
hardwoods
sales
in
subscribed
1227.
totaled
years,"
to
was
special
engagement
that
announced
the
'
counsel
of
postponed
Co.
9
of
debentures
its
1955,
flatrollcd
Joseph V. Santry,
Isenberg, President of
Vice-President
year
Jan.
1957,
six
of
More
1955,
H.
-
x
incorporation, which
on
14,
committee
been
&
St.
St.
Steel
the
-
earnings."
orders
$20,000,006
Boeing
„
.
for
effect
divisions
under
age
162,312
2,727
.
Total
lent
129,767
13,874
for
$25,000,000
share,,
San
past
The
'•
per
be
not
$31,000,000
southern
was
,
313,033
11,059
7.
$2
and
742,990
11,236
—
452,958
Jan.
on
volume of unfilled
present
a
mately
*1956—12 Mos.—1955
63,130
Imperial
•
Imperial
and
follow*:
13.370
1—
DeSoto
Dodge
i-3
only,
per
and George D. Ellis,
the discussion.
received
Combustion's
54.902
-—
•if-Chrysler
u
S.
approximate
share reported
Jan.
•
scheduled
on
the
the
quarter-billion
The'
largest amount in the company's
1956
will approximate $375,000,000.
Comparative backlog figures
1955 and 1954 were respectively,
$216;000,000 and $132,000,000.
which
27,710
j.-—-
Dodge
X
Chrysler
DeSoto,
U.
will
the
All
*1956—Month-—1955
period End. Dec. 31—
$1.78
announced
company,
Orders
creased
senger
the
1956
Sierra,
and
Co.—Hearing Postponed—
to
request
on
had
and
a
Last'spring the
participated- in
pur-
to and including
installments of an
fox-
10
Crown JZellerbacli's
in -tile ratio of
-
,Combustion Engineering, Inc.—Net Profit Up 12%—
earnings
of
$12.50).
large
equipment
parts.—V. 184,
spare
"
'■
certificates
available
Elliott
SLillman,
that
two-for-one
.
VV,
L.
Earnings
voted
couplers,- test
$3,900,000
'
.
of
California
per share based on present outstanding common shares.
Divipayments*1 to shareholders increased to $3 per share in 1956
as
compared to $2.50 per Share in 1955.
In-November, the company announced its intention to present a
Large Navy Contract—
well
as
operations
procUipts continuing at a high level at least through
mbnths.. Citing the cohipany's record of accomplishments
year, Joel
Hunter, President, regards 1956 i»s a year
progress especially in planning for the future.
Despite
the 'live-week' steel
strike, sales for the year
were
over
of
1,100
receivers,'
Tank
(ieiui
.
This company
has received a $19,500,000 contract from the Navy
,,Bureau.of Aeronautics for/airborne multircliannel communication equiprmcnt in the
high-frequency range. The contract covers 2,500 AN/ARC-3H
transceiver systecs (combination transmitter-receivers) and over
AN/ARR-41
Conyes
$7.21
,
project
two
p.
division,
Sacramento
would
been
testify
cold
Collins
and
Chrysler Corp.—December. Car'Output Lower—•5
183,
The
Northern
at
who
Francisville
white
year
v
Coastal,
for
transportation
delivery to the power com¬
by
and
Commission
Jan.
conflicting
Illustrated;
the
of
transportation
a
will
gas;
panies
the
trust
to
go
Lines
:*
first
purchased
Chairman,
equipment
$3,600,000
oi
will
of
had
a
operate
St.
the
each* having
a
capacity of 6,000
to cost a .total of $94,285,000.
gas
and
for
extending
The
users.
broaden
its President,
hearing,
jointly-owned
■"demand
.
estimated
are
Nevada
.
Conyes.
located
matters.
the hearing
Crucible
Estimated
line
main
tho
Conyen
Strengthened by enlarged and improved facilities coming into pro¬
in 1957, this company looks forward to a
good year with the
a
of
miles
A.
duction
$54,589,000.
942.6
from
R.
between
Tank
investigation of the sale of
unable properly
Hunt,
near
Hidalgo
use
in
generating elec¬
arrangement.
Under
this plan,
gas
by the power companies—Florida Power & Light Co.
Power Corp.—in producing fields in Texas and Louisiana.
Florida
Refining
the company nil to noon (CST) on
Station Bldg., Chicago S, 111., for the
in
^
by
Union
744,
the
point
a
.
from
the
^oint of connection with Houston Gas' system
compressor
under
be
successively
Equipment Trust Certificates—
23,
to
of
proposed
across
point
a
received
previously have had
nomic use.
Methods have been developed for
utilizing such ljardwoods,
which are in abundant
supply in the lower Mississippi river area, for
the manufacture of high
quality printing papers.—V. 184, p. 2835.'
the
will
and
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—To Sell
"
io
and
nounced
Coastal's
hank
extend
peninsula
pipeline
150,000,000 cubic feet of this,
companies in Florida,- for boiler fuel
Net
f
and
Gas'
a
bach in the midwest and east.
O.
dis¬
supply all of the requirements of Houston Gas, which
only customer.
Deliveries initially will average 248,642,000
feet per -day, with a maximum of 273,5.06,000 cubic feet daily.
The
.
•
Kline
Texas.
east
Exchange
from
postponed
was
who
Charles
certifi¬
Corp.
Houston
will'-" then
system
down
Houston,
of
Texas
connect
.
Chicago Corp.—Change in Name Effective—
,
"objec-
of
Transmission
both
southern
it
and
system
The
will
p.
i
Arthur
has
products
A.
will
are
company's
public
corporation
the
Sports
certain
financing to eliminate
voted 3-to-2 to issue the
Connole.and
the
to
make
to
as
north of FJaton Rouge on
by Crown Zellerbach.
One
machine,
with
an
annual
capacity
of
78,000 tons, is scheduled to be in operation in the latter part of 1958.
Half
oi
the
St.
Francisville
company's output will go to Time to
supplement its present paper supplies for Time; Life, Fortune and
its
power
•
..
Oil
Coastal's
serve
four
tricity,
year In
airfreight; '
adds that as a
result of continuing expansion and improvement, C&0 became a billiondollar-company in 1956, one of seven railroads of this size —rV. 184, p.
areas,
flash
-Trie
to
be
cubic
and
many'new
conditions
companies
R.
intrastate
the
by
of
■'"■"Approximately
'.
significant developments" marked the year for, C&O,
says/ The company's inteiests are being extended into
"Stirring
•
the
&
from
with
of
Gas'
Coastal
will
record- $170,000,000,
a
substantial
the
from
ago
mill,
Mississippi River,, will
high-speed
printing
paper
authorized
projects
the
includes
the" report show that merchandise
compared to 1955's record $163,000.000;
coal and coke
revenues
were
$219,000,000, best in history,
compared to $189,000,000 the previous year, and-total revenues were
$419,000,000, compared to 1955's record $380,000,000.
:
A -
,
of
highlights
revenues- were
of
plans
built
build
stations
Florida
$125,-
«
be
Houston
Texas,, to
horsepower.
demand for . energy, steel
bright future even
rising
imposed
both
the
and
request
been
paper.
The
two
approximately 250,fields jn Texas and
of
average
operation
2737.
p.
related
had
This
Mississippi River connection
across
Louisiana,
Mississippi
and Alabama,
and then, eastwardly across the Florida panhandle and
down
the Florida peninsula to/ a
terminus south of -Miami in Dade
County, Fla.
The company also will build 682 miles of laterals Mil
the
and chemicals, coupled with export, makes coal's
brighter." *?.''
,
on
appear
of
Bfaton
Rouge-/Parish, La.
Coastal's, facilities also include
of
supply laterals extending from -Its system to some 42
producing fields ' in Texas and Louisiana, and four main line Com¬
from
freight cars alone.
"The
year
ahead looks excellent," Messrs. Eaton and Tuohy add.
"New Industries locating all
along our line, together with expansion
oi
long-established industries, assure* continuing growth in our mer-
4
no
gas
per day from
wide areas of Florida.
and
where
states
capitalization
additions were paid
more
will be spent
the
report states.
;
■
/
Capital expenditures in 1957 are expected to
006,000.- Of this, $70,000,000 will be spent for
of
made
were
Even
treasury.
company
be
miles
pressor
Walter J. Tuohy said the
earnings were accompanied
President,
record
the
pipeline
Its
Bisbee,
Crown Zellerbach Corp.—Forms New Affiliate—
V
East
in
414
' '$8.28
and
($100
will
conditionally
28
Fry,
House"
merchan¬
...
v.County,
"<l*'
$
66.700,000
expenditures of over $90,000,000
than hali of the improvements and
cash
1957,
'
413.700.000
that
out
to
-I:' '
Gas
The
Houston
points
More
in
lor
in
'
•
$.5(1
Capital
year.
'
*
S
4.560.000
$0.81
Eaton
Cyrus
exnenditures
record
'
'
31,900,000
share--
com.
report
1956.
«£.
6,600,000
per
Chairman
Hash
'
'•
'
r
34,700.000
income
Earns,
-
'
There
it
C-F's Conyes
authority
Paul Smith,
Jan.
Elliott,
had
over
The
extend
Miami.
1956—12 Mos'.—1955
1956—Month—1955
r'
.
an
natural
however,
will
■
Texas
will
facilities.
buildings
joint
tariffs
Mississippi- River
__'■
Dec.
•
system
bo
to
proceeds
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—1956 Earnings Higher—
■j
L.
SEC
par
of
Express
purchase
petroleum
by
.
Corp.—New Pipeline Projects—
Commission
Commissioners William R.
Coastal; will
Period End. Dec. 31—
at
Arizona.
at
;
the
of
meeting-of the company's executive
1957, preliminary to an important
directors the next day.
"
!
•
on
requiring
their
features.
Houston
the
with
cents)
10
(par
underwriting.
outstanding notes;
repay
/':'%/ v
notification
Stock
and
hearing
because
the
at
184,
the
"Jewel
the
haul
year
postponement
hearing,
purchase
and
Jan.
Securities
The
;■
with
offered
of
company.
of
areas
senting.
The
Exchange Commission—
corporation
covering
the
transport
of
feet
market
to
Commission,
changes
Corp., Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.—Files With
Securities and
SEC
be
of
account
operation
and
which: will
Louisiana
cates/with
Chatham
■
to
members
are
on
Commission
Power
cubic
000,000
42.
p.
Federal
construction',
'companies
company's
employees
Transmission
authorizations
&
who
made
by such members from
underwriting.—V. 181, p. 2691.
SEC—-
statement
accordance
officers
subsidiaries.—V.
:Champlin Oil
preferred stock
dividend
Arizona
announced
Terminals
to
effective
company
Minn.—Files
notification
of
a
184,
Commission's
and
Commission—
letter
a
dise
to
.
option
5Vr
jewelers
patronage
a
Tiled
2
to
California
amendment
build
covering 48,612. shares of its $10 par
stock
of
retail
to
as
Minneapolis,
Exchange
7
performed
intrastate
serves
Calif.—V.
The
the
;
Co.—Registers With
Jan.
on
Jan.
on
Co.,
&
and
shai-es
416
share)
per
.
Clausin
Securities
The
multiples
in
H.)
With
the
with
The
restricted
the
of
convertible
20
■urticrwriim'v
no
company
holders
to
promissory
1,
hotel —V.
a
This
,
Aug.
Caterpillar
-
'
l'/ad
of
will
operate
(S.
filed
be
acquired
Previously,
'
26
the
approval
authority
will
interstate.
further
Springs,
shares of class A common stock and 9,800
stock, both to be onued at, par <S5 oer
200
before
issued
Dec.
on
of
v/ithin
3, 1957, changed the name of this corporation
to
Windsor Industrie?,
Inc.: Dealings uuuer
u.e
new
name
on
live
New York Stock
Exchange began on Jan. 4.—V. 184, p. 2624.
dis¬
serving
I.'
:
and
Calif.,
Ariz.
Services;—
Jan.
on
points
Angeles,
Cfowell-Collier Publishing;
Jau.
overseas
permit
of
now
became
share
markets' not previously supplied.—V,
area
2623.
facilities
and
in Tucson, Ariz.
Commission
Nevada
Ah
.
its
Express,
"State
by
Consolidated Textile Co., Inc.—Name
Changed—
common
Clary,
European
new
.
common
$50,000
or
on
,
corporation
was
Pablo,
10,110,347
Germany
for
Arizona
v;",%
Nevada
stockholders
its
of
approval
SEC
additional
one
U.
Los
continuation
Tanker
service
The
an
par
to
on
to
Lin,es division is beihg renamed the Sierra Tank Lines division.
Vice-
7
received
dividend
rate
for
Lines
which
'
Ariz.—Files With SEC—
P.
The
Executive
/
corporation
subject
Phoenix,
points.
Executive
was
is
at
and
its headquarters
corporation
Nevada
Universal
of
formerly
185,
The
.
Corp.
Officer
its
was
6,
call
this
of
Execu¬
as
this
27.
and "Arizona
facilities
Douglas
Broadens
Dietz,
O.
been
and
Dec.
$575,000
Angeles
include
Tucson,
unit, from
-
p.
Castle
of
common
Continental
2323.
p.
Jan.
as
distributed
Dec.
produce
said
184,
.
President, announced on Dec. 31.
Appointment, of Wilhelm L. Hermann, German Industrial expert, as
general manager of the new factory at Ra&tatc in the State of Baden,
was also announced.
q n .'t- -1
V*";:
/f"'
Joseph M. Klein, head of the company's international operations,
Case Co.—Merger Ratified—
American .Tractor
be
tributors,
gas
v
to
The
twice
are
2834.
p.
;
r
authorizing the Issuance of 202,2CG shares oi" its $10
each!50 shares
to
handle
'
Clary Corp.—To Open Plant in Germany—
Which
air,' Over-all dimensions
as
lO.Va
172,500
size
Yuma,
'
•
for '"operational .administration.—V.'
record
for
companies
market
a
>'
1
Los
terminals
Corp.—Top Executives Promoted—
continues,
formerly
outstanding
'//v.:..;'
compressor
gases
long
to
'
,
on
company,'It
stock,
of
dehydrogentitionM/V:''"
".Mv
Machinery
and
Systems
chemidal
facilities
compressor
a
lighter
of
16)•>
(J. I.)
,
1957.
minute.'although
per
.
for
expansion of plant
they can produce.
all
between
Cities Service Co.—2% Stock Dividend Authorized—
Charles
V.
Fenn,
Vice-President
of
the
Division, which produces industrial compression equipment, noted that
"demand for butadiene looms as one of the greatest in the chemical
•
not
'
;
first
as
of
purchase by
on
for
regukitory commissions.
Pending regulatory «$ecision, Arizona
will Continue to be operated under present
ownership.
'
Arizona Express is
a
general commodity common carrier operating
which
/
'
aggregate
the
purchase
Express
installments.
certificates, which will be secured by
approximately $10,500,000.—V. 185,
financing subsidiary of C.I.T.
was
an
for
concluded
was
Federal
cost
President, Mr. Rude was
•Vice-President in charge of; sales, and Mr. Reeves
manufactured
serve
.
Walter
Rud6,
Vice-President
C.I.T.
bq used in
a
butadiene—main con-•
">*:'• Each
1
Mr.-Lundell,-who
to
been
Alan. G.
automobile
^
compressors
t
announced
was
Board,
of
contract
The
Plans
'
.
semi-annual
"•
Financial
corporation, that L.
■''/ V
2737.
p.
-J,, '
C. I. T.
the
all
'M
184,
•
•-
the
20
Installment
such
estimated ,Fo
until
Big Axial Compressors—
axial
was
S.
&
credit
company
not
Houston, Tex., chemical plant for production of
"stituent of general-purpose synthetic rubber—has
/in
N.
applied 'as interim financing
construction''program, estimated to
during 1956-57.* The company op¬
current
$42,000,000
in
^
the
maturity
equipment
42.
'
p.
of
to
mature
final
new
to
company
notes.
America,
revolving
a
made
the
issue,
California* and
Carrier
The
the
be
promissory
this
to Jan. 30, 1958.
'
from the notes "will be
approximately
erates
to
whereby
Each
date
proceeds
require
issued
authorized
prior
California
for
be
1957.
•months
notes
will
$12,000,000
has
short-term
in
agreement
an
amount
Oct'.
$12,000,000
notes
'under
Commission
Power
A
Inc.
Pine
$4,200,000
ox
Feb.
This
California
will
Room
from
2246.
p.
Consolidated Freightways,
Inc.—Acquisitions—
Equipment Trust Certificates—
SEC
at
'
V
3
I
.ii.JuhiiliVJ
4
The Commercial
(144)
l9uG,
During
success.
extrusions
Wright
company
said,
he
and.
maue
was
booked.
were
orders,
holders of
orders;
v.ete
offers
The
producticn shipment of alloy
for additional txtrusiojih
also
received
for
Curtiss-
first
the
substantial
Substantial
holders
ultrasonic installations and the Electronics Division of the
leeched, lis first orders lor nuclear reactor control systems
of
of
offers
of
than
the
less
not
to
exchange
less
not
shares
04,992
than
the
stock
the
of
made
common
in
ri5''o
the
rock
inuependent
being
holders
Morganton
the
of Heritage and by
stock of Morganton,
Financial Chronicle.
October,
and
since
dividing the operating profits
c ommon
common
80'a
and
Heritage
B
upon
acceptance by the
s.ock ana not less than
contingent
are
of
bO'r
class
and
of
of
and
net
also
Hecla
owns
ar.d,;Hecla
Radorock
Under
.
receives
7 Vs l,'»
a
then
Monday. January 14, 195?
the
25'/*
royalty,
after
one-Jaalf
outstanding,
all
of
,
'
have
Radorock
agreement,
of .pet,
been
receives
royalties.
the
total
r
Rado¬
royalties
'
•
.
in
each
by 41 leading world airlines liev; r total of more than 14 bilLon
miles In 19uG to establish the world's greatest record for safety.
R.
and
simulators
for
iise
seat
in
fields
new
oi
Curtias-Wilgbt
use.
engines
Reporting
Studebaker-Paclcard
'ahead
that
and
tnai
was
of Stuaebaker-Packard
in
increased
naif
last
the
cars
effective
The
of
and
—
Stock Offered—L. B.
Ohio, on Dec. 18 offered pu'bn
licly 33,000 shares of common stock (par $1) at $6 per
share. Of the total, 16,500 shares are being sold for ac¬
count ol the company and 16,500 shares for account of a
selling stockholder.
PROCEEDS—The
ceeds
Cyril
to
President
lactutts
other
transportation
equipment.
GIVING
duce
the
'i,, *;
stock
Preferred
The
4287,325,—V.
This
'
184,
300,000 shs.
had outs.&naing
2738,
,
■
p.
the
the
Co.—Files Debenture Issue With
ended
year
Oct,
31,
1956
for
in the company's history, ano net profit
against salts of $69,000,000, and net profit
previous year.
the
company and
its subsidiaries are
mechanical
rubber
goods, tires and
of
rubber
the
! foam
and
rubber
aircraft
Furniture
of
bedroom
.
organized
Co.,
its
predecessor
is
available.
in
of
Delaware
the
..
by
living
room
The
line
.
of
suites
located
is
sold
in
'
in
Morganton,
to
mioole price
184, p. 2738.'"
C.—V.
N.
brackets.
upper
V.
The
of
$2.12v2
share.
per
It
pads
mattresses,
foam
one-third
rubber
products
Combined
industry
furniture.—V.
lor
184,
upholstery,
cushions
"certain
and
1912.
p.
sales
Jan.
Ei
Bodrero
of
the
Jan.
Hotel
and iMcOraw
become
to
Stores, Inc.—Shore
'
4.
-
Shore
Cincinnati
has
been
and
director
a
Cincinnati
Fleetwood
of
Motel
C'as
Ai
Electric
Corp.,
lor
a
Co.—V,
company
is
shares-Of
15.000
shares
1,432
offering
first
share, respectively,
per
Oct.
offered
10
fide
bona
to
PROCEEDS
purchase
tion
"
ol
The
net
Proceeds
Pacific
3002
against
of
cost
Ave.,
and
GIVING
be
t^-
Atlantic
ereetirg
CAPITALIZATION
City,
EFFECT
TO
used
N.
furnishing
the fol¬
on
to
J.,
complete the
for applica¬
and
addition
motel.
to
PRESENT
FINANCING
A
stock
t par
stock
(.par
$1)
additional
Hurt.
be
Treasurer
rendered
1957,
and
the
DIVIDENDS- -On
dividend
of
as
Victor
and
re.se™'«-d
are
each
to
Sept.
Mongelii.
oil
17,
for
1,090
President,
shares, to
the
to
for
each
July 1, .1957,
1956,
"44,750 shs.
issuance
•
directors
Ravmonci
service
;
to
March
on
1,
•
declared
initial
an
five
of
shaie
per
Cre-
shares
corporation." viz:
375 shares
40,000 shs.
100,000 shs.
2,750
,
Outstanding
$1)' 100.000,shs.
B
W.
firms in the
Co.f currently
cents per
share and an extra dividend of 10 cents
all common stock class "A" to all stcokholders of record
1956.. This dividend was paid Oct. 10, 1956.
No divi¬
on
28.
Sept.
dends
were paid on
the common stock class "B."''
Nov, 14. 1956, the board declare-* a regular Quarterly dividend
five cents per share on all common
stock
class
"A"
to
stock¬
holders of record as of Dec. 3, 1956 payable Jan. 10, 1957.
On
of "California
residents
stock¬
fering is not underwritten.
•'
,
on
its
to
new shares of class A stock for each
100 shares of class A stock held and 58 shares of class B
stock for each 100 shares of class B stock held. The of¬
largest
Offered—J. D.
(Calif.)—Stock
y
lowing basis: 60
Its
v.
Sec
2835.
p.
Pa.—Securities
stock, class A, par $1,
stock, class B, par $1, at
of common
$7 per share and $1
(which
Co.
half.
a
common
and
& Co., of San Diego, Whittier and Hollywood. Calif.,
ger
and
year
184,
Philadelphia,
holders
$25,000,000 as erroneously
185, p. 43.
(not
19571.
Electric
the
Execu¬
on
■
■
Federated
Offered—The
"An
McGravr-Edison
annually
7,
of
one
of
name
$256,000,000
issue
our
2
a
becoming President of Eagle-Picher,
he
was
a
partner in
Goldman, Sachs &. Co... New
York, specializing in the financing of
retail businesses.
He
is a
director of several - other firms, including
Cluett, Ptabody A: Co.. the
Kroger
Co..
the
Central
Trust
Co.
of
Edison, Inc.—Correction—
this corporation
having
ore,
Authorized
of
of
excess
ill
.staled
of
types
in
are
furniture
and
uranium
Class
formally merged on Jan.
electrical industry under
pillows,
as
of
2324.
Class
tire
of
tons
p.
Spencer Shore, President oi the Eagle-Picher Co., Cincinnati. Ohio,
has been elected to the executive committee of Federatd
Department
Stores,
Inc.,; Fred Lazarus, Jr., President of Federated, announced
Mr.
184, p. 1912.
(Thomas A.)
•
Products
Latex
6,399
184,
Department
quickly completed.—
was
the*
covers
by its parent
Kefore
I.) du Pont de Nemours & Co. (Inc.)—Secondary
Offering—A secondary offering of 48.000 shares of com¬
mon stock
(par $5) was made on Jan. 4 by Glore,^or¬
gan & Co. at $190.50 per share, with a dealer's conces¬
sion
President,
organized
years.'
T.
on
(E.
producers
American
names.
shipped
$287,056.—V.
Federated
.
middle
the
was
mirie
several
tive Committee—
tables, and
other
suites and groups
occasional
correlate the
ana
arid
supplement
it
Neyinan.
for
Radon
.
mine
of
to
Carolina
North
a-
..
succeeding
1927,
in
name,
same
the
.
value
gross
^jncluoes cocktail, end, step, book, and lamp tables, consoles
oheits, Piants are located at High Point and MocksvilJe, N. C.
Morganton Furniture Co;, organized in Delaware in 1931 to succeed
to
the business of a partnership an4 corporatiin originally organized
in 19j5. is engaged in the manufacture and sale of dinirig room and
plant
$2,300,000
products.
chairs,
pieces "to
bedroom
cushioning.
The
new
dJvlsiorii combines
the
company's chemical and plastics operation*.
Products include adhesives and
resins sold to industry, and polyurethane.
This
synthetic foam
product
is particularly
useful
in
trig
.
It
Co.
which
to
of
rubber
approximately
under other brand
produces and sells such
Corporation
,
"Tliorobred."
made
were
foam
Furniture
three companies will remain as
but will be eooidinated so that the products of eaqji
be .correlated with those of the others in order to pro¬
■and
'
a chemical and
plastics division. Mechanical
include
such
things as V-bclts. printing rollers and
for textile machinery.
Tires are manufactured
under
parts
trude-i.ame
| sales
amounted
larger
the
among
Morganton
W.
month
a
when .Radorock
the
Radorock's present cash income is
being used to repay a bank loan,,
originally $300,000.
It is believed that this loan will
be
completely
repaid out of December profits, the report states.
During October, the latest month for
which
ore
settlements are
also started
company h s
rubber, goods
.
SEC
$75,800,000.
to
as
The
1
amounted
highest
,$2,593,000
of
N. C.;
Marion, n. C. <3J; Morganton, N. C. '4;; and Kingsn, c...:
"t;
V
Heritage Furniture, Inc., organized in North Carolina in 1939, suc¬
ceeding, to the business, of a partnership formed in 1937, manufactures
and
sells
upholstered furniture .and wooden living ruom furniture
"
for
changes
signed-by R.
1956,
Federal
tree.
company
sales
material
any
$15fl,©00
from
period totalled $1,654,578 from shipments of 38,763 tons
uranium
ore.
Operating
profit
for
the
period
was
$1,000,809
Royalties of $203,352 were paid from this sum, with Radorock receiv¬
ing, half of th? royalty payments. Mr. Neyman pointed ,out in the
icport that operating profits are more than 6'0'r of
gross receipts.
Drexel.
to
covering
Net
template
ron
report,
profit
of
:'.i
,
not
than
more
net
month
seven
products is broadly styled. In addilioii 10 its factory showrooms,, the company leases permanent show¬
rooms-in Chicago. New York and High Point. (N* C.) for the display
of lis products.
Plants owned dnd operateu by Drexel are located at
*
ceivables.
-
amounting,
loan
mortgage
a
/
does
fully integrated lines.
more
furniture
on
Jan. 9 filed a
registration statement with the
the proposed public offering of $5,000,000 of convertible
subordinated debentures due Jan.
1,
1972.
The underwriting will be
managed by Lehman Brothers.
The proceeds
will be added to the company's working capital and
will
be
available
to
finance
increased
inventory requirements and
accounts
receivable
accompanying the increases in production and
sales.
A
portion of the proceeds will be used temporarily to reduce
bank
borrowings incurred
to
linance
seasonal
inventory
arid
re-
SEC
,*
uho
.
the
that
ma11ufact tired
1,848 shs.
341,575 .shs.
2,000 shs,
•>,-
SI
(pur
Rubber
Dayton
.
tpar
stock
company
;
*
Radorock's
Uranium, .Corp., through Oct.
31.
Federal-?owris
529* if the outstanding Radorock stock.
,T
Oie
salts, including haulage and
development allowances,, for the
entities,
business
and
:
Outstanding
Authorized
Common
The-interim
organized in 1903, manufactures and sells uining room,
bedroom arid
living room furniture, of traditional and contemporary
design: and style,
It also manufactures and sells dining room chairs
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
expected to average
period from April 1,
■Corporation
,
EFFECT
*
.
operating olficeis ol
operations of the
executive
V" Drexel
company,,! incorporated in Ohio on Sept. 26, 1941,
forming presses anAequipment and also maiiujobbing
basis cui*ved
parts
used
in
aircrait
arid
CAPITALIZATION
■
.
that
states
report
company.
organization or products of Heritage Furniture, Inc.
is anticipated that changes will be macie in trie board of directors
company .may
meial
on
is
ripade to acquire coptrol of Heritage Furniture, Inc.
are
room types.
Furniture Co.
intended
BUSINESS—The
manufactures;
Drexel
by
management
and
the company.
ol
retained
has been
C.,
general
separate
and
Bath,
J.
offerings
Jiving
the
It
proceeds' to the company are to be used to
lor working capital, the remaining pro¬
net
maris
mortgage
going
7,1957.
Jan.
on
Drexel
Schwinn & Co., Cleveland,
reduce
N.
The
•
.
Morganton
The
a
Solon, Ohio
Co.,
Bath
Charlotte,
.
Furniture Co. 'through Stock ownership.
effect ol the plan of acquisition will be to integrate
and correlate the manufacture and distribution of case'goods furniture,
tables and upholstered furniture* principally of
bedroom, dining room
and
'"
Cyril
of
Share's of
stated
good indication of public acceptance
is their high resale value.—V. 184. p. 2115.
that
and
up
sales
car
Hurley
that inventories v.ere at scheduled volume,
He also reported
quality
a
management
Mr,
-
Co.
exchanges.
...
regis.ration statement covering the proposed i suauce of 190000
Dix'xel common stock under the exchange oilers was declared
Trie
contract
that
profit in November 1956, one month
Corporation,
earned
had
sciieuuic,
of
December.
advisory
Curtiss-Wright
the
on
Scudtbaker-Packara
tire
with
•
Dickson
solicit
to
'
other.
S.
of
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp.—Notes Placed Privately—This
corporation has sold $7,000,000 of secured notes, due in
1970, to institutional investors, it was announced on
Jan.' 7.
The
Mutual
Life
Insurance
Co.
and the New York Life Insurance Co..
;
New
of
each
.
In
to
*
proceeds
facilities
new
January
form
the
1955,
the
suit
oil
has oil
will
be
Oil
firm
and
eri
u
to
■.corporate
El
pur¬
Corp.
tne
Texas.
The
principal
with
office-is-
It
owns
refinery, at
Dallas—V. 182,
In
Detroit Gray
J.
and
Artnur
Chairman
Iron
Foundry
A
of
47't
the
sales
first
Allan
W.
pany's
ior
lawn
power
Greene,
Moto
1! 56.
the
in
mower
Vice-President
Mower
Division.
in
the
1954
increase
29'*
was
The 195<; unit increase
,
'
Mr.
1919,
in
William
MoWers
'
was
1955
time
history
and
it
1953
195? is
is
the
reported
were
46''*
of
475'*,
was
high.
183,
'
^
agricultural chemicals
leading producer
.
mn
will
plant
enable
service
Warehouse
late
weed
farm
or
the
activities,
facilities
and
and
garden
brush
for
handling
and
Basin
fi nnn
ooo
twt
sniiar*
rtf
of
is
broaden
finished
,
a
its
formu-
to
products
are
o«in rv
f
react°5' demands
Packaging and
steadily
*
thhf
increased
acquisition
V.
Xo*k,
equipment
16-state
a
,
,
power-handling
throughout
for
area
Weet* killers anci brush control chemicals
plant
Thisi expansion
——
f
.
in
program,
November
the
1955,
first
is
at
the
expected
to
Moines
be
to
meet
Black
Leaf
produced
plant
at
since
its
completed by Feb.
273o.
p.
15.
of
the
of
Morganton
American
ture
♦k
Co
common stock
for
the
on
basis
of
of
Trust
Co.
of
three-fourths
Charlotte
N.
Secretary of Heritage
«
before
10
no
on
(EST)
i
extenced
event
to
a
on
trie
the
Drexel
offers,
date
later
day
on
by
or
which
notice
either
than
Feb.
of
Heritage.
exchange,
Furniture
share
one
invest
the
Co.
and
of"
of
the
of
28,
in
Jan.
the
to the
them,
1957.
the
as
designated
under
and
the
18,
offers
class
or
Gas
.&
points
improvement
of
of
Colorado;
Field
in
equal
quantity
the
Texas
of
in
from
cubic
feet
'
1957
of
B
unless
exchange
more
net
proceeds
...
of
purnose
in
received
,used
organized
was
lite
contra"H
of
case
in
be
to
increase
to
Insurance
of
death
exchange for
Oct.
on
Ine
by
capital
1956
in
with., the
company
cbniain
which
nsur<»nce
accidental
these
15,
*
and
means,
company
company
until
would
ncny
was
a
to
contracts,.
recites
return
subscriptions
for
so
t.n
to
it.
its
that
capital
the
yom-
capital requirements under Nevada
oi this type would be $100 000. ' In the event
amount
are
net
received
by
Nov.
1,
1957
this
incorporators oi the; company-have agreed to
buying st^ck all nmney received from the sale of
person
the
and
insurance
this
cost
oi
National
purpose
capital
.nW.HnMmi>
subscribed
that-the
each
to
less
First
receive
receive
been
minimum
company
for
t.n
to
had
stock
-the
meet
law, which for
permit
authorized
authorized
•
sufficient
organization
Bank
of
the
surplus
to
detriment
ol
Nevada,
present
comply
with
which
at
and
less
Reno,
offering
time
the
commissions
Nev.
is
to
permit
is
its
for
escrow
secure
issued, by
Nevada
it
plans to qualify to do business
only in Nevada but in Utah, Oregon. Idaho and
Washington.
It; is not qualified
to
do
business
in
any of
these states
at the
present time.
Upon qualification it will proceed to attempt to sell
policies of life insurance in
these
states,
which will
comprise the
company's principal market.
CAPITALIZATION—The
$250,000.
and
p.
divided
22,500
2224.
into
shares
tctal
2.500
of
authorized
shares
non-voting
oi
capital
voting
common
of
the
common
stock
company
stock
(par
(par
agents
"times
ing
Co,,
Interim
The
Radorock
completely
for
its
Radorocic
final
motel
The
motel,
is heated,
unit
private
a
building
bath
equipment
and
and
10
The
years.
business
prudent
and
from
this
of
July
7,
mortgage
Bank
estate
has
now
..
..
on
motel,
the
the.
195G.
Because
management
economically sound
approximately 40
units
19
balance
'
for
the
of
to
to
,
of
the
that
felt
expand
the
it
size
units.
the
building
present
40
so'
extended
be
that
there
will
be
total
a
of
with approximately 40 on-the-prernises parking spaces.
is estimated that the cost df erecting the addition to the motel
furnishing the additional units will be approximately $110,000.
units
.It
—V.
184.
2440.
p.
Florida
This
have
Power
business
to
Its
facilities
the
Florida-Georgia
of
and
integrated
Georgia
Proceeds
of
in
as
be
sell
to
interchange
Georgia
and
the
facilities
the
sale
facili¬
interconnected
points.
miles
47.5
suuply
period
a
of
transmission
varying demands of
three years.—V. 184,
of
production
car
than
a
for
ago."
year
Division
and
Power
would
line
electric
p.
1913.
of
1957
(Mich.)—Ups Lincoln Output—
Lincoln
higher
Vice-President
of
would b?
transferred from Georgia
Light to
of" all. the
outstanding shares of Georgia
Following conclusion of the transaction, Florida
Georgia
22'o
all
in
owner
stock.
Ford Motor Co
will
comprise
approximately
Upon completion of the
Florida Power would be
same
Georgia Power for
to
and
properties
of
'sale
the
woldd
and
the
at
Power
common
located
boundary.
Power
assets,
sales, price
generates
and
distributes electric
19
counties in southern Georgia.
with Florida Power at six
points on
retail
and
interconnected
are
ties
energy
Light's
Light
Light. • Georgia
wholesale
at
Power
Georgia
;
would-pay a, base
these
facilities,
which
for
Georgia
Florida
sate 'of
Power Co.
Power
$8,650,000
energy
the
for
Georgia
Georgia
Light
Sale of Unit—
and its subsidiary, Georgia Power & Light Co.,
application'with the. Federal Power Commission seeking
an
'authorization
of
Corp.—Proposed
corporation
filed
first
the
Ben
quarter
Mills,
D
Ford
Motor
Co.
General
Manager, reported on Jan. 4.
Saturday schedules and nine-hour shiit operation will boost Lincoln's
production In the first three months.
"While
1%
in
Lincoln's
1956.
a
"Although
in
the
within
early
only
share
sizable
the
indusrrv
increase is
of
expectec
production
of
months
the
few
a
of
four-door
new
hundred
introductory period,"
Mr.
model
units
market
of
a
Mills said.—V.
approximated
in.1957,"
sedans
and
run.
Mills
Mr.
hardtops
of
%
declared.
slowed
was
coupe.^les kept Lincoln
all-time
new
185.
record
for
the
43.
p.
ls>
from
to
in
both
Fort
sufficient
Each
includes
was
stucco
$10).—V.
Federal Uranium Corp.—Radorock Unit
Reports Profit
—Latter to Reoay Fa^h- T
Profits
and
$120,000.
19 units.
and
the
%45,000.
of
"Scheduled
not
is
finance
operation
motel'
sale.
necessary
the
further
opened
be
agent.
the
resistant,
stone
of
cost
Sept. 24,: 1956, the corporation entered into an agreement of
to purchase
the immediate aoJoining lot for the sum of $53,500.
corporation paid « $5,000 deposit on account of the purchase price
and
must pay
the balance of $48,500 by Jan. 24, 1957,
The lot is approximately 60 feet by 125 leet.
It is proposed that
•
.
Vv
reserve
issuing
benefits
are
sound
building erected thereon
brick,
total
a
On
the
,
,
The
modern
at
The
(Nev.)—Stock Offered—The company on
15,000 shares of non-voting common stock
•
2,455
shares
of
common
The entire issue was
sale.
in
sale
Permian
•
$56,^00.
a
the
of
the
north¬
from
.
inotel
would
with, this
the
and
for
resulted
"Castle Roc," contains
and
to
of
75.000.000
about
panhandle,
gas
the
the
success
ratio.
for the
gas
Basin
Juan
Older
The
equity
common
San
of
registered
was
set.
mortgage payable
been reduced to
proceeding
financing
a
additional
the
the
present
it
On Feb. 2, 1956,
slock
whereby • 24,550
corporation obtained from the Boardwalk National
Atlantic,"City, N. J., a loan of $£0,0o0 s°ci"-ed by a real
of
as
exchange
depositary
one
Pacific
to
certificate
and
approximately 25,000.000
Basin.—V. 1,85, p. 43,
'•
'
funds
stock
of Morganton Furniis
in
next
southwestern
an
was named
In
of
and
furnished
and
television
motel,
plan of financing for
its capitalization from
to
In
demolished
erected
which
The^ principal piaie u; business oi the company is located at 15
place of uusiness of tne
is locate
East 1st St., Reno, Nev. On Oct. 15, 1956 the company re
received a
permit from the insurance department of the State of Nevada whereby
184,
stock
and
its
feet
total consideration
a
was
line.
Paso's
in
fields
Panoma
legal
$10)
Inc.
for
promptly
addi¬
an
through existing delivery
Texas;
additional
cle-
Common
will
a.m.
in
designated
n!inhare£ Wil1 b.e is8Ued by Drexel
expire
at
4
p.m.
<ESTi
which
WhU|i have
shall h°
but in
is
Furniture,
common
nff^?R
share
of
aThi R°rrSe h0lfCu °{ common stock
^
the
surplus.
The
of Morganton tendered
C.,
!SlmZ° stock of Heritage the holders of
.W|r! f3Hntw
Furniture, Inc.
offers
each
Morganton
Drexel for each share
exchange
'
Drexel
rf Cr8SS B common, st0tk- tendered
i S?
N. C..
,
Commis¬
deliver
to
feet
opportunity
cubic
from
BUSINESS—The
company
Nevada
as
a
stock
Co.—Makes Exchange Offer—
10 exchange shares of its common
rS 01 common stock
class B common stock of
r^*
of High Point, N. C„ on the basis oi l»a
common
stock
hniu
.
Paso,
EI
to
Kline.
laws
under
1955;
proceeds available to the
corporation of $132,570 less the expenses of the issue.
With the fund's thus realized,
the corporation,, on Feb. 10, 1956,
completed the purchase of' certain premises in Atlantic City, N. J.,
a
equity
that
an
continuing
come
PROCEEDS--The
The
uIwSjr?HaryH°^ Jan'4 7 olfercd
shares
.
(par $10) to the public at $20 per share; through its ?President, James E. Caine, on a "best efforts" basis.
.'"«-■
.stock,
,
said
50.000.000
from
r
Drexel Furniture
of
'"A"
available
which
days
25,
June.,15,, 1956.
offering v <ji
class
made
Oct.
on
on
publifc
a
-stock
were
few
air-conditiontd
used
cubic
El
common
have
exchanged for
subscriptions
Des
the
Mexico
Estates, Inc.
express
storage
to
feet
within ..a
arid
Capacity—
and
certificate
sold
reportea.
required
finn.
isc
in
Permian
nrivLinnia«
pl,an lnrcladfcs construction rG a concrete building
of
nrovidine
fiva„«
^mbined caDacdu^ of
oof?
eigllt storage tanks with
The
project also ' calls foMnStn'
L "_.ai °
ca.I,s ,tor in«»t ilia Jon of new and improved fora
feet
being
gaS
and
intensify
to
"B"
chartered
v/as
Jersey
made'
common
be
state
thdt
also
and
a
project, will
year
This subsidiary
materials
reduce
showing
New
delivered
be
noted
would
company
cubic
will
gas
19.85'*,
to
western
said,
raw
for
tfiis
Arthur
of
Paso's system in Texas, New
will
75.000.000
Arizona-California
Approximately
by
pesticides.
to
The
the
project, will
the
capacity of the plant, the project
company
Mr. Gerdes
killers
Manager.
additional
Commission
program
program at Diamond Black Leaf
Des Moines, Iowa was
announced
in
doubling production
effectively
customer
t
.
by
and
last
-
Co
neai
21.15'r
.
i" Jhan' 2 b^' Enn! C. Gerdes, Mid-West.
-
or
the
*smalfir modernization-improvement
Co.
an
Dec, 6 offered
Diamond Alkali Co.—Unit
Increases Plant
•
1954
2415.
p.
and
Electric
greater than it has been in Moto
that, 1957 sales, will set
an
all
believed
the
corporation-
stock-class
company
$84,658,000. des gned
El
on
New
business
shftrjES'
r
of gas per day jointly to Southern California
Counties Gas Co.
of California, both of Los
Southern
com¬
reported
The Moto Mower field service organization was enlarged
arJ~ $oon0w
the finest in the country, jvir; Greene
V.
;
7
the
over
was
Expansion—
separate
facilities
The
and
new
it
a
corporation
Pennsylvania
in
do
the
Commissioner
filed
of
to
y
authorized
issue
to
Commonwealth
afid .general
concurring statement.
total of about 290 miles oi pipeline and 56.950
Arizona.
and
The
Jan.
on
by
Connole
Angeles,
manufacture
Manager
R.
Co.
Gas
1953.
over
over
since
General
Greene.
»/I?e.ba^j0K of ortiers lor
r
highest
and
Saies
'
\
Co.—New Official—
Co.—Moto Mower Sales Up—
increase
per
tional 75.000.000 cubic feet
at
Detroit Harvester
has
project includes a
horsepower in compressor capacity
ha^ oeen elected a
Director, Vice-President
Finance Committee.—v. 167,
p. 1806.
ihe
capita!
Co.—Continues
4-to-l
opinion
Tne
Warner
oi
Gas
voted
dissenting
Mexico
Mrs.
•;•
.
Commission
Power
Commission
a
sioner
991.
p.
...
working
ior
Tilt
Oklahoma,
refinery at
Port Isabel,
a
$1
at
pipeline facilities, estimated to cost
the delivery of an additional 150.000.000 cubic
gas per day to
wholesale customers in California.
natural
New
Mexico.
fcr
used
construct
of
Taylor Oil & Gas Co.
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp.
name,
in Texas,
V
Natural
Federal
provide
Chrisci,
merged with
under
gas reserves
Louisiana, Wyoming and Colorado.
Chrl'ti, and has a 50 int mekt In a
company's
construction
Corpus
be
purposes,
Paso
Texas.
in
Corpus
,
ior
pay
refinery
stock
common
BUSINESS—Tne
The
company's
Delhi
piesent
The company
Kansas,
the
ol
at
1.482,000 shares-of
net1'proceeds
The
chased half of the issue.
The
of
share.
York
has
issue
an
Resources,
Radon
mine
have
been
reimburse
development
rcpo.j
payment
Inc.,
on
—
.
-
the operating company, Hecla Min¬
expenditures
totalling
$817,076,
an
costs
of
developing
we
mine
was
Pitt Industries, Inc.—-Sabol Heads Divisions—M.
Overcoat
Sabol
has
Division
facturing divisions
Executive
Jacob
been
was
located
Vice-President.
Siegel,
director
corporation
of
as
formerly
Fort
a
Windsor
announced
are
Pitt
President
named
The
and
Industries, Inc.. it
a
...
Hecla's
E'dwin
on
in
of
both
Overcoat.
Jan.
7.
the
Division
The
Philadelphia,
two
Pa.
Jacob
of
He
Siegel
Fort
overcoat
was
Pitt
manu¬
formerly
...
.
President
last
of
month,
consultant.—V.
184,
the
two
will
p.
2325.
divisions,
continue
to
was
made
serve
the
Volume
:Nura ber.c603
1§5
The Commercial
„..
ml Financial Chronicler
a
Fpstcr-\Vliccler Corp.—Leases '•Additional Space—
.
In
the
bf
one
the
period,
engineering;
in
space
firm,
the
Jan.: 2
at
The
of
air-conditioned
Fifth
Norman
Co.,
lease
Avenue
in
Tislnnan,
tlockfront
York
New
President
Realty
$21,500,000
The* licw space
than
more
over
200,000
feet
period. " '
20-vcar
a
square
and
-
&
To Increase
,f
"
;
New
a
tady,
,
N.
Y.f
sells,
national
refinery equipment
It
also
makes
utilities
a»d
Founded
changed
plants
at
are
stages,
'
'v
.
'
present
Carteret,
N.
„
plants,
Co.
one
in
February
July
on
for
which
initial
is
14,
the
1900,
principal
Mountaintop,
Ontario.
Pa.;
Reliance
Engineering
announced
was
&
all
the
of
by
Bert
J.
Mitchell
said
the
'
provide
the
to Frigikar's operations.".
same time,
tie announced
the
At
facilities
those- for
over
by .50'/
and
1.955,
products
and
whollv-owned
needed
that
predicted
stock/ of
;
to
subsidiary "will
a
year
'round:
give
Frigikar sales
1957< sajes
will
increased 59%
top
this
Jan.
end
adopted its
new
in
name
by
the
1956.—V.
183,
to
company
covering
certain
Plan
proceeds
letter
a
to
working
$20»
10
of
the
A
Dynamics
two-way
radio
be
Transit
Corp.
will
tested
be
operation
the
with
of ercd
ba
to
500,000
($20
Y.,
be
used
is
in
This
.
by
•
to
If
•
end
system
direct
touch
the
>
first
transit
of
be
each
will
be
the
of
one
placed
its
in
90-day
trial
is
trial
production of
period
w
successful,
25
This
of
ill
be
May
by
following
1,
a
immediately
will
entire
the
R.
T.
Jamaica,
Feb.
1
-■
-
sales
office
Director
of
sales
port and
in
and
activities
440 Metropolitan
areas.—V.
184,
New
to
Division
will
Switzerland.
the
of
■
■
-
■
•.-
<;
:*
"...
.
V
in
are
Santa
Monica.
Calif.—V.
York
City.
The
will
company
Six
'
Months
of
open
J. " G.
Convair's
in the European,
Corp.
Power
above.—V.
Corp.
184,
above.—V.
construction
the
component
Aircraft
Corp.
is
Ended
a
Zevely,
will
be
Model
Federal, income
;
30—
raxes
830
jet
trans¬
Shares
ol"
of
production
184,
second
company
705
FINANCIAL
6,122,430
major
Dec.
on
Pacific
Debentures
6,075,000
2,230,973
;2,2o3,53 7
$1.97
stocK—
Jan.
10
NOVEMBER
AT
AS
assets
Current
liabilities
Fixed
1955
-..I
72,293,845
61,320,119
$69,332,835
76,003,398
68,102,9)9
7.884.176
6,916,404
assets
intangibles
1
2,337,761
$153,059,746 $144,352,239
Long term debt
15,000.000
15,000.000
5,201.634
2,842,031
Reserves
of
letter
a
■
Land
Co.,
Inc.,
of
assets
Preferred
in-first and
6V»'M
•
Total
the
July,
fields.
in
the
stockholders'
•'During
in
period
three
since
business
the
distributor
and
71,604,221
been
of
of
steroid
industry.—V.
185.
compounds
animal
report
ill,, widelv
Inc.,
refrigerated
Mich.,
and
producers
65.464,640
$126,510,158
made
Foods,
line
Products, Biooklyn,
impregnated sponges;
1,179,000
37,719,218
$132,858,112
...
company's
have
Brooklyn
of
$22,147,300
'
,
39,106,591
Rcady-To-Bake
arc
manufacturer
.....
equities....
acquisitions
These
$22,147,300
...
Earnings employed
Los
General Electric
General
to
The
Beverly
S.
widely
dent,
Jan.
on
Electric
of
used
the
the
in
of
2
sales
asserted,
should
"From
inc.ease
for
1957,
anything
Ralph
that
try,"
Mr.
doubled
double
In
saPs
Cordiner
we
provement
195.3.
to
This
of
the
million,
facilities
vestment
available
in
J.- Cordiner,
can
electrical
now
we
are
the
historically
estimate that it should
of
ena
1964."
electrical
■
'
^
by
little
over
a
third
expects to invest at least
Cordiner reported.
"Even
no
company
means
able
to
embrace
r-f
$170
all
in this expanding economy.
decentralized
divisions
and
this
amount,
million
this
with
rate
$190
in
of
new
in¬
opportunities
The managers of
he said, "are
adjusting their expansion prcgrams in order to devote the
company's seasoned manpower, technical knowledge, and other resources
"Demands
promising opportunities."
for
electrical
products
Goodyear
President.
'2651.
p.
■;
of
service
%<■'/;/ ^'.V-1
Co., Miquon, Pa.—Registers With SEC
registration statement
with
the tEC
on"
108.160 shares of its'$5 par common stock.
to
offer thesi
shares
ior
subscription
by
common., at
the rate of one additional share
filed
covering
1957,
a
proposes
outstanding
two
be
,
intends to
company
the
lue
proceeds, plus
net
the
of
is
a
one
the
of
to
together with auxiliary,
the company will install
company,
story
and
warehousing
to
portion
a
.nsurance
In addit.on,
warehouse in whica will oe concentrated
shipp ng of fini-hed goods,
A new well
drilled to provide additional water supply.
Any excess
be added to working capital.—V. 185, p. 44. : C.
and erect
boiler
be
will
Securities
company
of
best
and
into
be
v
*
and
EFFECT
TO
deeds
are
/
at
expanding
so
by
the
proceeds are to go to a selling stockholder.
the approximately
55 4 •: of
o iistautii ig. stock
late
James
W.
Fruzer,
to
menially.
It
offices
tive
incorporated
was
and
plant
in Ohio
Oct.
located
are
at
Cm
Dec.
pany
including
the
and
1,
Oct.
10,
and,
OF.
DEC.
earned
value
par
the
1956,
at
the
of
shares
of
shares
to
300,000
$1
3,300
no
capital!: ed
the
last
fiscal
current
through
fiscal
five
paid during this
had beep required
FINANCING
of
increase
in
$300,000
be
to
located
buy
highly
the
bu.sine. s -of
1956,
the
the
of
record
of
as
of
dis¬
dividends quarteily
September,
paying
intention
the
days of June,
split.
$1.
$145,200
period,
to
business.
the
but
a
large
very
retained
bo
primarily
and
program
an
company.
declared
Nlareh
declared
com¬
value
authorized
in
retained
modernization
and
directois
resolution,
the
ti
on
e
of
The
board
shares
common
15,
1957,
by
policy
further,
in tiate
to
company
cents
15
payable March
1957.
1,
of
dividend
a
a
15th
the
on
Dccembcjr and March.—V. 184, p. 2626.
Cali¬
in
has been
the outstanding common shares,
on
holders
to
expansion
plant
10,
share
per
earnings
a
Dec
On
30,000 shs.
properties
the
because
Outstanding
regularly
were
of
the
par
tneretofore
snares
and the first nine
earned in excess of
years
the company
year,
884
.
.
transfer to stated capital.
a
than
portion
par
into 244,200 of the; newly
connection with the 74-foi-l stock
In
was
DIVIDENDS—During
the
number
par
no
$1,600,000 of which more
investments
shsv
...
Outstanding
244,200 shs.
changed
were
surplus
ot
5,000
time,
same
Dividends
make
to
1956
10,
300,000 shs.
authorized
from
the
value shares.
par
of
($1
increased
was
outstanding
and
at
to
shares
Common
1,
interest
con-,
com-,
""
■■' ' f
.-
AS
Authorised
shares
stock
founders.
Aug. 21, 1 15V The execu¬
4031 West 150th St'., Cleveland
Ohio.
CAPITALIZATION
basis
thereafter
the
on
City
due
of
one
BUSINESS—Company is an important manufacturer of quick
fluid line couplings of manifold
use,
industrially and
motuhs
wl'l
net
represent
Y.—
efforts
PRESENT
well
Commission—
net.live
«c
N.
accrued
$1,000,000
200,000
on
Exchange
Dec.
on
SEC
York
common
used
the' company
trust
shares
The
events.
to
are
cents)
second
■' I'-;..
issuance
'
■- •_
Hetherington, Inc. (Pa.)—To Expand—
-f f <• i
■■
f...
/ „■
/
Oils Ltd.—Delisting Continues—
and?E«change
of
and
change
immediate
Tiie
Lamb,
Commission
Jan.
on
signing
of
two
order/j, under the Securities Exchange Act of 1931
suspending trading in the capital stocks of this company
Kroy
Oils Ltd., respectively,
on
the
American
Stock
Ex¬
for a period of 10 daysvfrom Jan. 4, 1957 to Jan. 13, 1957,
inclusive, and it declared that ^uch action is necessary and appro¬
for
the
protection of
investors
and
to
prevent
fraudulent,
deceptive or manipulative acts or practices.—V.
184, p. 2836.
priate
will
Hook
on
it
Hook
Road
Gulf Interstate
The
Federal
Gas
Co.—Proposed
Commission -has
Power
to
operate
Mississippi,
Louisiana,
natural
Tennessee
Expansion—
(Henry)
this company temporary
being constructed hi
granted
facilities
gas
and
Kentucky
at
cost
estimated
an
$8,965,000.
daily
184,
increase
says
Rs
448.000,000.
in
Folcroft,
Sharon
for
Jan.
11,
each
the
later
share
Co.,
&
1957,
of
of
lew
a
from
blocks
The
stock
w
of
additional
two
will
made
be
record
shares
held.—V.
stock
common
Stock
the
at
of
$1
Splitheld on
three
181,
p.
of
a
close
date
of
o.i
par
the
f
at a meeting to be
be splltup on tne basis
11
distribution
in
out
'
'
Inc.—Plans
stockholders
to
of
laid
sequence
.
stockholders
common
one.
'
1352.
p.
just
Hill.
the-orderly
in
"
'
Holt
1953.
6,
shaies
E.
represents the first siep in'Hetherington'
facilities
approval
to
announced
that the additional facilities will
capacity
from
401,000,000
cubic
feet
to
company
design
—V.
subject
Fib.
Robert
by
of developrmnt and consolidation of its engineering,
and office facilities.
There are almcsl seven acres in
site
and Lamb designed the new building to make
expand
to
easy
made
pro/lain
lramuactuilnE.
long range plant.
authorization
Roadvin
plant
Hetheringon
present
(lie
study
engineers and constructors,
was
a new
office and manufacturing
lor
,
The new $250,000 structure
live-year
economic
an
industrial
Delaware County, Pa., for Heatherington, Inc.,
snap .potion-switches,, indicating lights,
and special
extensively by the aircraft and electronics industries,
design, construct, and finance the new building which
of
,
located
be
the
of
contract
a
used
will
Lamb
of
I-olcroft,
in
manufacturers
assemblies
the
announced
3
.
result
Philadelphia
Inc.,
recent
the
building
>•..
Al
i
X
summarily
business
common
to
stock
be
on
for
545.
Hongegser's & Co., Inc., Fairbury, 111.—Files With SEC
Gulf
States
Land
&
Industries, Inc.- -Bankers
Elected
Director:
as
Edward
L.
President
of
The
Chase
*Presid"rit
of
The
Marine
elected
ate
of
Mr.
Mr.
and
the
the
to
of
Love
is
is
Corp.,
Power
of
Knupp,
Manhattan Bank,
Midland
Trust-
a
Inc.
trustee
a
Roosevelt
Arcturu-;
Board
and
former
and
Co.
Alfred
New
of
of directors,
formerly known as Godcliaux Sugars,
&
Heath
Consultant
Executive
Vice-
Heath.
Vice-
R.
York,
have
board
States,
Webb
The
Field
director
Stone
&
Reactor
of
the
of
and
for
Square
Savings
Federal
Power
Bank
and
National
Bank,
Inc.,
Webb
Development,
Co.,
Commission
both
common
letter
a
of
stock
underwriting.
notification
(no
The
to
pari
proceeds
with
be
'he
Offered
are
to
be
working capita..
Transmission
Coastal
Oil Corp.—New
Corp. above.—V.
a
fic
Detroit,
Inc.,
Corp.,
General
Knapp
Ltd.
He
and
Public
Ltd.,
(Canada)
is
a
trustee
Chairman
Boston.—V.
184,
of
p.
of
the
2740.
has
notes
of
New
to
authorized
the
York
Irving
this
City.
Finance
Aircraft
Gilbert
Per
A.
known
Pcrier,
Norlin,
183,
Project—
p.
1231.
completion
Mr.
Norlin
is
company
to
Trust Co. and The
The notes will be
Douglas
lease
them
The
based
Chairman
of
to
American
a
"Salvma,"
International
Chairman,
jointly
Belgian
World
Aircraft
today
(Jan.
Airlines,
Leasing
14>
ii
Co.,
New
and
Inc.,
York
of which
airplanes
$7,200,000 and
tinder which Ialco-Bcl, Inc.
purchase three DC-7C
will
at a cost of approximately
under a long-term lease.
Co.
"Sabona"
capital
of
arrangements
also
plan
of
announced
Aircraft
fiuanc'ng
on
Plan—
Chairman
"Irlco,"
as
fiom
fissile promissory.; .hot,4$ 'im, .the aggregate amount, of - $16,000,000.
Chase
filed
of
Ialco-Bel, Lie., Wilmington, Del.—Borrows Under New
Cln,stable
Arnold
Electronics,
will issue the
18
I
(he
company
Dec.
shares
without
Houston Texas Gas &
Gulf States Utilities Co.—To Issue Notes—
The
for
See
Inc.
Development
Laboratory
Union
used
on
12,000
share,
per
affili¬
an
\
Webster.
Investment
is
$25
at
been
,
Inc.,
corporation
covering
SEC
Financial
Love.
The
and
the
the
departments."
continually
to the most
105',f
1971™—-
due
Sweet Grass
Securities
Service
Mr.
GIVING;
business
and
* .»■;
' •
Gulf
products.
a
years.
a
at
percentage of the portfolio (10'< or less) will be liens on un¬
improved property, industrial property, restaurant property, and other
General
see,
industry
for
.
Hansen Manufacturing Co., Cleveland, O.—Stock Sold
—Hayden, Miller & Co. and Ball, Burge & Kraus, both
of Cleveland, on Jan. 8 ofiered publicly 133,200 shares of
common stock
(par $1) at $10 per share. It was .quickly
completed.
'
q
to
small
A
10
invested
17.67
proceeds
principally Southern California and the Los Angeles Metropoli¬
It
is contemplated
that in the l'irst instance these trust
be secured by
liens on single and multi-family dwellings.
director
and
1957."
demands
1955
19o9
"
.
also
will
three-year expansion and im¬
$500 million for the years 1956 through
investment
at
a
rate
considerably higher
than
involves
1956,
in
1.
2,
shares
held.
The record date
and
subscription price
supplied by amendment.
Stroud <sc Co., Inc., is named as'
principal underwriter*
and
the
underwriting Commission, is to'
minimum of $1 and a. maximum of $2 per share.
a
all
Presi¬
totaling
previous
company's
increased
announced
Electric
in
to
the
meet
program
"General
the
"The
every 10 years," he said, "but we now
the eight years between now and tne
Electric
'
Jul.
to
a
posubly third, trust deeds.
again
reported.
"
15.71
1967
$9.82
12 li en a iu„ter of noth'icatiun with the SEC
covering 9,500,000 shares of common stock
to be ofiered at - par (one
cent per share), without underwriting.
Tiie proceeds ere to ee used for
expenses incident to mining opera .ions.-—V.
183, p. 2651.
/
Hills,
1, 19J1; $15
thereafter to and
biscuits;
Chy. Mexico,
pharmaceutical
18'/o
in
order
General
that
about
were
1
-
area.
deeds
Chem-O-Cel
M.-xico
A.,
in J957."
Reporting on 1956, he
higher than 1955.
"General Electric is
entering this new year with the largest backlog
orders in our history for electric equipment for utilities and indus¬
said
xirst
fornia,
Calif.,
Co.—Expects Sales Increase in 1957—
outlook
13.74
l:)o7
equipment, at the Miquon plant.
on
addition
New
of
a
amount
proceeds
10
(par
principal
counted
of
Electrics
in
Its
The
As
1965
Jan.
proceeds of a new $1,500,000 loan from an
purchase and install a new paper mac ine,
and
diversified
-ready-to-ba.ee
manufacturer
Protex,
issued
was
Angeles,
14.
p.
1963-
1,
each
.
with
V.
'
before Oct.
rr
net
debentures
stock
Great
convertible
!
1,
company
the
company was incorporated in Delaware on Sept. 28.
principal office is located at 240 North Canon Drive. Beverly
hills, Calif.
It is now in the i cvelopmcntal si-a^e.
$132,858,112 $126,510,158
.........
..
Price Per Sha.e
1,
are
BUSINESS—The
The
slock
DEBENTURES
B
Through
1956
company
The
Knowlcs,
A.
"
.
on
at
principal
second, and
conv.
Common
stock:
cumulative
Common
the
$10 on
CAPITALIZATION
Equities—
cumulative
5/
33«'/
•
liabilities and reserves
over
18.63
SERIES
Hamlin Exploration & Mining Co., Omaha, Neb.—Files
foot
notification
Brandt
offered
redeemable
are
at
PROCEEDS--The
t
Excess
16.6)
Jan.
for
of
including Oct, 1, 1966; and 320
1941; subject to adjustment in certain
tan
Total
Stockholders'
debentures
1956.
other
and
196J
OF
'
*
14.73
Jan.
2.
holders
Its
t
1,
Jan.
PRICESS
..V
$10.91
.
1963
The
2110.
p.
1967
-Aircraft Unit
-
Authorized
$66,834,411
........
assets
Miscellaneous
This
pro¬
operations
facilities
by T.
9
30
$139,128,256 $139,652.9^1
Working capital
Goodwill
Jan. 1,
.
1965
iormerly held
filed
31
publicly
convertible
$1.98
1956
Current
134,
1.65
2,
.183,
With
square
development
Jan.
on
expansion
Offered—Robert
following prices:
$5,043,928
POSITION
20.
Jan.
-'"v"'"-
■
shares of common stock (par $100) to be offered
share, without underwriting.
The. proceeds are to go
per
The
$5,051,509
common
—V.
11,
are
11,118,923
outstanding........
stock
share of
per
1967
la63
1,
Jan.
1728.
p.
20,000
a
and
announced
were
the
Great
1955
$2c5,641,3n0
11,173,939
...1
common
Earnings
2.
Jan.
The
of 6y2 % convertible debentures,
197b at 100%. and acciued interest.
$259,554,263
.....
I'rice Per Shaie
1,
Jan.
J
,
Jan." 2,
2625.
p.
selling stockhplucys..
European
Convair
responsible
1956
income
Net
DEBENTURES
'
Grain Belt Supply Co., Omaha, Neb.—Files With SEC
on
Iflov.
A
effected./
vV
fo.lovvs:
Jan.
.
CONVERSION
Dec.
productioix
facilities since
Goodyear Aircraft organized its rocket division in 1951.—V. 184, p. 2825,
African and Middle Eastern
products and services™..
before Federal taxes on income.™
Earnings
'■•••.'
■
begin
been
has
aujitsu>ient
as
Through
1956
From
■
■
issued, tfi.e foregoing, action/
OF- SERIES
r"
1965
Jan.
bank*
short-term
$300,000
Sales
2,
preferred
purchased a 20,000 square foot factory
land at Archer Avenue and 139th Strc
has
Power
for
$238.83
General Mills, Inc.—Semi-Annual Report—
■
:
1963
:
used by the company
coiupletion
ami
1m-
'outolanciing.
rcvire;
are
PRICES
Hamilton Paper
will be
coipthiction,
said
and
prices
*
20.
2,
Jan.
expects
Florida
rocket
fleet
273J.
p.
and
Stcck,
From
Jan.
opaque-type
cumulative
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, O
to Expand Facilities—
The
Contracts, said that the office
support
-
o
the iysue
property,
adjacent
Florida
Sec
Do 7.
Convair
Geneva,
5%
of
debentures were
Conversion
CONVERSION
been
Georgia Power & Light Co.—Proposed Sale—
li,ur
15
Jan.
Sales
and
of
and
covering
for
and
debentures,
.
has
the entire plant to be devoted to transistor devel¬
manufacture by nud-summer,. according to Arnold M-ilkan,
Chairman, and Herman Fialkov, President.—V. 184, p. 2836.
j
begin
C.
nearly 300 buses before the end of
Corp.'s
slide
etc.—
issued
corporation
B
common
PROCCEDt—The
equipping
Convair. Division Opens European Sales Office—
Dynamics
of
GPE,
held.
Stromherg-Carlson
transceiver units-for
;;
General
types
of
opment and
buses
which
•f
r
five
share).
facilities
corporation
ifcet
19,550
This
buses
subsidiary
a
complete
year,
two-way radio communication with buses
in the United States,
according £o
in
Will
-;/
be
Rochester
company
installed
for
pocecds ol
principal executive offices
Plaits
the
be
class- B
adjusted
Contract—
which
by
with
probably
and
of
into
Georgia Power Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
Radio
Lang, President* of R. T. C.
will
the
in
spring,
the
'
/
series
and
Tlic.
BUSINESS—Comj>any, formerly Associated Telephone Co., Ltd.,
local telephone service in Southern and Central California.-
test.
urban
A.
Units
60-
the
will
any
William
keep
this
Inc.,
shares
per
acquisition
of its
A
;
r
this
r.o
it was announced on Jan. 7.,
Dynamics
Corp.'s
Stromberg-Carlson
Division.
Rochester,
developing the special two-way radio equipment which will
General
N.
will
before
the jserics
Atomic
vides
capital.
Corp.—Receives
communication
Optical Projectors—
loans.
■
See
General
the
Debentures,
Corp.—Nfcw
1956
southeastern
required an adjustment of the prices, at which 5'i series A convertible
debentures, would ,be convertible info common strek and of the priced '
at
which
5'ft.
series
B
convertible
debentures would -be1 convertible <
of
\ /'%.:.7/-v V.,':'Vj
General Transistor Corp.—Buys Factory—
Employees Stock
underwriting.
an
will
There
for
notification
(par
pursuant
share.
used
of
stock
common
employees
per
be
to
filed
of
key
$32
at
are
26
shares
designated
Purchase
The
Dec.
on
5.000
analysis
for
Co.
will
Inter¬
Equipment Corp.—Subsidiary
Education,
distributor
PROCEEDS—Net
for
2416.
p.
(VV. P.) Fuller & Co., San Francisco, Calif.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
Electric
for
20.
6'/:,series C convertible
Dec.
Visual
,
SEC
General
V'u ""a
huge
a-
Sulphur
Doc.
its
4
Precision
for
piovcment
refrigerated milk storage and transportation
equipment.
It is a leading prefabrica or of stainless steel products
in
the Southwest.
The'company;- founded in 1917 as the D/an Spe¬
cialty Works,
operated
stock at par
•
year s
Engineering & Manufacturing^ 'Ctrifc. manufactures a com¬
plete line of hospital and laboratory caseUtock, controlled-temperature
equipment,
and
KAPL
Q.enera! Telephone Co. of California—Preferred Stock
Offered—Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis and Mitchum,
Jones & Templeton jointly made a public
offering on
Reliance
lal oratory
at
manufactured by the American Optical Co.
SVE sells and
a
complete line of audio-visual products for schools, churches
industry wnich are manufactured by other companies of the GPE
group.—V. 185, p. 2833. -a.;t'--"-'■?./ ;i,
V';' "
,
experimentation
reactor
-7 Y
south
ppr-,
on
$750,000 principal amount
convertible into shares ofthe class B- common stock, at a conversion
price, of SUHa, per .sfyaire.
Under the /terms of the indenture, dated July
1.; 19o» between th«;
corporation and The Chase- Manhattan Bank,
trustee,
under which;
Electric
.
nuclear
construction
•On
of
and
'
San Anionio, Texas, it
President and General
Mitchell,
newly-acquired,
program
for
reactors
of
'"•••"
■
in
Schenec¬
projectors
181,
.fc'fc Sv
■
Manage!
Mr.
is
exclusive
named
steelwork
outstanding
Manufacturing. Corp.,
1
Jan.
on
under
in
services
»•''' ' <''
••
..
acquired
nuclear
completed
by "General
attkek
'■...
now
be,
its construction program.
" "■
is principally an electric utility serving
central Louisiana."—V. 184,
p. 2625.
carry
company
and
Gulf
.
will
Laboratory JKAPLi
technicalj complexities
building
This
,
to
and
poses
■
$1,000,000
',
The
Texas
Business
Society
.
has
than
Power
f*
Distribute American
„
•
1957.—-V.
from time; to time; mp to and including -Dec: M,. 1957,
maturity not in exeess of 11 months from the date of issue.
proceeds of the issue will bv used for general corporate
a
•
two-pronged
a
Canada;
early
its
November
in
occupancy
•
corporation
in
use
increasing
-V
Genera!
q
Frigikar Corp., Dallas, Tex.—Acquisition— ;
Tills
*
with
issued
pro¬
company
The
1927.
in1
now
..
11
for
two-story
KAPL"
public
,
building,
new
7"
Energy Commission.—V. 185, Pa 43.
J.; Dansville,
N. Y.;
Calif.; St. Catherine's,
Areata,
:■
-
Specialty
its
Tishman
'
'
•
to
scheduled
is
ik.917.
industrial
ior
England.
nfcw
■
equipment
1
those
on
Machines; (IBMi electronic "brain"
problems confronting KAPL scientists and engineers.
installations.
Power
Texas;
Fghiim.
The
•
the
name
McGregor,
and
steam ' power
marine
as
its
installs power plants, chemical plants and oil
well as specially engineered industrial apparatus.
as
concentrate
the
With
more
Atomic
_
house- "two
and
Knolls
the
on
design.
A
costing
the
at
scientists
will
global
ihariulactures
to
is
serve
Laboratory Facilities—
facilities
January
be used for the headquarters of the company's
operations," now
directed
from, offices
at
168
Uroa'way/New York City. /
'V ,'„v1
•
The-" engineering firm, which employs nearly 9,000
persons, designr,
multitudinous
problem
to
us
effectiveness.
future, ior the people * o'f. America.*"
aggregate
^
1
an
enable
future ".wants of our custothis' approach/ we hope in 1957
improve both sales and earnings arid still continue to help provide
ncty technology, new employment, and new level-s- of living, present arid
owner-builder.
of
area
will
greatest
to
announced
was
Tishmun
the
investment
pur
which
with
mers
skyscraper' under
Cicy, it
of
Invplves five of the largest floors in the building, with
floor
rental
officc
38-story
666
by
Construction
total
ha.'
big
construction
on
rapidly that
grams
leasing
transactions-of the post-war
Corp., world-wie heavy construction and
taken more
than,, one-fifth
ol'
all
the
office
largest
Foster-Wheeler
5
(m):
arranged by Dillon, Read & Co.. Inc. and Is
especially developed to provide a means whereby
be utilized in financing the aircraft equipment
was
can
*
.
6
(146)
Ialco
the
plan.
obtain
the
period
when
"Sabena'
it
Boeing
including
order
on
,
■
•
_
(lend
of
outlays
jets,
707
that
*Fiist
Board
Tin*
lor
Directors
of
and
Co.
&
participating
investors.
.
Hutzler
1979—J——
15,000,000
1980..——i~~
10,000,000
scries
due
1982
series
due
1983—*
20,600,000
series
due
1986——
Clair
Sink,
sale
Jan.
on
7
on
Dillon,
Securities
Union
bids
and
accrued
Frercs
in
interest
PROCEEDS
&
the company
as
interim
to
generation
nnd
and
operating
sale
91',/
Oregon
and
total
electric
in
area
the
for
the
northern
engaged
utility
in
service
Nevada.
Of
Oct.
months
12
ended
Oct.
1956,
31,
the
net
and
GIVING
EFFECT
bonds
PRESENT
ciire
2-,)'/
due
series
due
series
due
1979-'—-
series
due
198L—~
series
due
1887—
preferred'stock
Common
stock
the
on
firm
a
respective
■Salomon
commitment
Bros.
Securities
Bear,
Co.
Stearns
—V.
184,
Ladenburg,
.
&
,
2,500,000
Co.
Stroud & Company,
2835.
n.
Company
Baxter &
Air
Lines,
Inc.—Slock
-
the
offered
stock
common
as
derwriters
(no
speculation
a
■State of Illinois
at $5
headed
which
par),
bonavfide
to
per share through
by Ralston
recently
were
un¬
Co., Rockford,
111., 30,000 shares have been underwritten and the other
10,000 shares
Feb.
1,
being sold
are
best-efforts basis up to
on a
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
Authorized
Common
stock
BUSINESS
Articles
of
-On Jan.
aircraft
screduled
and
(State
Illinois
Air
of
Lines,
Commerce
by
96,329 shi.
of passengers and freight for
Subsequently, the Secretary of
flights.
Articles
the
July
of
of
.
Air
with
and
and
Freeport,
Board
equipment
Rockford
net
land
airline
to
exceed
and
aircraft
25,
tne
less
cor¬
to
the
weight
Meigs
of
The
under
1955,
within
and
cargo
weight.
Certificate
Feb.
on
scheduled
including
take-off
Operating
regularly
a
regu¬
above
the
name.of
underwriters
best
the
have
efforts
underwriter
severally
sell
to
of
name
each
the
each
agreed
number
in
with
the
the
of
the
column,
corporation
additional
in
underwriter
first
shares
second
stated.
to
of
&
Co..,.:..
Myri
S.
D.
Lewis
—V.
134,
opposite
Shares
finery
of
are
veloping
Power
Boston
Beane
Arkansas,
Line
(without
ing
ing
from
as
reported
be
bank
applied
loans
struction
and
sale
revenues
for
the
estimated
of
natural
reported
total
at
due
A,
$3.45
the
equal
Stork
JSiov.
1,
at
1955
to
for
DIVIDENDS—The
mon
12
revenues
share,
per
in
about
the
sale
to
of
$8,000,000
balance
to
the
the
new
of
made
Oil
Illinois.
The
percentages
the
to
months
per
Robert
(new
W.
it
calendar
company
has
rate
of
oil
lines
31,
1956,
$81,860,343
net
and
year
of
Power
income
net
declared
on
with
its
the
the
has
forth
set
pipe
line
TO
oil.'pipe
cmld
com¬
period
quarterly
divi-
substantial
a
increased
also
step¬
research
expenses
contribute
the
to
with
York
New
a
outstanding
at
one
any
payable on or
temporary funds for
agreement,
are
according
to
its
Inc.—Acquisition-
of
all
the capital stock of the Cato
Okla.. was announced on Jan. 7,
City.
as
individual
an
Pentroieum,
a
Wanda,
marketing
company,
other
and
trade
names.
manufacturing and oil compounding
employs 110 persons.—V. 184. p. 2(40.
f
grease
and
of
Kuhn,
of
&,
100,000
Union
Boston
Cook
Co.,
500,030
to
Stone
Co
100,000
Co.„
L.
&
G.
Co.
Weeks
500,000
Friedrichs
&
Hutton
p.
100,000
Co
linance
is
1955
after
This
1955.
after
of
shares'
consolidated
which
the
on
preferred
1,206,290
with
54%
a
pre¬
number
average
represents
net
after
sales
year
and
increase'
income
net
Nov.
shares
of
but
do
stock
common
declared
30,
Sept.
outstanding
25
include
the
on
not
the
the
and
in-."
three
shares
common
Buffalo-Springrield Roller
1956.
the
sale
of
this
stock,
will
be
together with
the
proceeds
increased
inventories
and
accounts
receivables.
The
com¬
negotiating with insuiance companies for additional
loans totalling $5,000.000.—V. 184, p. 2i4'2.
long-term
Great
Tne
Gas Co.
stockholders
480,000
The
Oils
Ltd.
Co.
&
100,000
above.—V.
184,
2337/
p.
Co.
150,000
Secu-
—V.
common
he
reported
will
of
184,
security
by the
1123.
p.
and
be
to
by
the
a
$i0.*>uO,o00
articles
preferred
of
stock
issue
$23,000,000
of
ut
in¬
from
issued
to
to
of
pro¬
said.
additional
additional
has
mort¬
3,041,532
bonds
meet
a
money
debt-equity
deben¬
spokesman
4,092,088
currently
mortgage
comparative
eitner
authorizations
company
to
company
oi
company's
the
for Issuance of
seeking
The
S33.770.000
determined
be
and
and
is
plans
authority
stock
par
shares
kind
The
market
1,250,000
S4
but
the issuance
of
amount
ratio,
outstanding.
particular need
costs
the
in
the
for
money
company
said.
R.
&
Neuhaus
Lamac, Inc.—Files With SEC—
&
100,000
Co
250,000
&
Co._—_
&
Co
1,250.000
250,000
Siruthers' &
of
common
funds
In¬
325t.
requirements,
has
approving
authorized
the
(par
stock,
capital
on
amending
on
immediate
currently
bonds,
gage
■
vote
principal
ako
increase
no
preferred
or
will
24
chares
has
for, future
shares
Authorize Debentures and
aggregate
to
as
company
1,250,000
Co
&
so
880.030
to
Jan.
the
outstanding;
The
500,000
To
—
on
(r.
-tima
company
tures
150,000
&
Grass
Prefeired Stock—
vide
Co
&
Sweet
corporation
500,000
150,000
Weld
Wood.
share
a
that'1956 fiscal
dividend
1.
currently
Laclede
&
Witter
Dean
Co
&
wu.ch
average
$1,698,676
exchange for the acquisition of
one
&
Walker
White,
Weil, Labouisse,
of
$1.30
to
an
compares
taxes
1,206.290
proceeds from
debentures
Inc,
H.
$2,548,926,
on
This
during
on
effective Dec.
See
250,000
Underwood,
to
share
a
equal
stock
split
any
Co.
Anthonv
1,,250,000
Co.,
$2
income
was
the
2%
new
Day
1 250,000
&
the
year!
winter.
that
500,000
Corp.
Tucker,
250,000
amounted
to
exp.ained
1,250,000
Webster
&
in
fiscal
1956
Kroy Oils Ltd.—Trading Ban Extended—
Gardner
&
Brothers
rities
Fleming—
Ripley
in
pany
Jackson
Barney
-Stern
$40,463,417
company's
anticipated
long-term
loans,
used
to
retire
unsecured
short-term bank loans of the company and its subsidiaries,
aggregating,
$9,643,687 on Jan. 2,
1957.
The
loans
to
be
retired
were
incurred
500,000
Mcsle
Smith,
250,000
the
over
the
of
_$1,250,003
&
Pressprich
Rotan,
1,,250,000
Corp—
&
W.
23G
for
into
of 325,000,003
Marks
Webber,
R.inhcldt
Co._1,,250 030
Co.____:
&
R
com-'
the
severally
Curtis
&
that
earnings,
stock
one
issued
-
severally,
Co.
&
M.
Newhard,
Paine,
statement
provided
an
all-time
high profit
with p aic sales
He said that all nine Koehring divisions and subsidiprior to The Hydraulic Prtss Manufacturing Co. merger
increased sales despite a relatively large seasonal deerease-
the
Net
have
Moseley &, Co.____
500,003
an¬
operations
said
like
them
to
Brothers
500,003
by
be
operating
He
250,000
S.
P.
wi.l
$11,927,000.
elude
•
1,200,000
Co.
500,000
price
months
11
reported
,
respec¬
Higginson Corp
Laurence
250.000
registration
outstanding.
outstanding
merged
'
202,010 shs.
below
Loeb
par
issue
headed
group
25,000,000
aggregate
Lehman
taxes
$25,000,000
"
to sell
an
the
or
income
Federal
share
'tional
-
Outstanding
250,000 shs.
named
of $2
new
operations of The Hydraulic Press Manufacturing
Koehring Co., July 1, 1956.
He added that without,
including Hydraulic Press Manufacturing operations, Koelning's tradi-
FINANCING
12,003,030
agreed
The
in
the
registration statement the pre¬
company's operations in its fiscal year ended'
for the past fiscal year,
totaled $51,765,000.
$11,301,867
Steelman
include
for
PRESENT
banking
offering
statement
stock
common
announced.
The
Wis.
Proposed
Borrowings
registration
a
revealed
the
equal
after
per
Co.,
*
Pipe
tile
has
investment
an
in
sales
net
stock
during the
for
Private
the SEC
with
President,
by
also
for
dividends
Mr.
' '
r
.
Registers
—
Plans
arrange
Net
was
shares
in
extend¬
system
filed
4
disclosed
of
common
income
lines
yellowstone
Wis.
SEC—Also
Milwaukee,
to
income
dividends,
of
Montana.
in
25,000,000
Lee
Hibbs & Co., Inc.
184,
and
com-
year.
crease
Co.,
Kees„„__
Nolan,
E.
are
pre-operating
agreement
an
the
Milwaukee,
Inc.,
1956.
unsecured
below,
1, 250,020
&
Hornblower
W.
Noimal
$15,000,000
of
operate
Jan.
on
Steelman
Federal
<:
Co.__$2, 800,000
Inc.
—V.
to
With
Consolidated
Sept,. 30, 19^6 Inters+ate 4
and.net income of $3,327,000,
underwriters
Dominick__
Southwest
Howard,
plants
new
now
metal
long-term
increase
an
from
ended
EFFECT
1, 250,000
Dillon,
Harriman
Co._
The
corporation
on
filed
Jan. 2
letter of notification
a
with the 3EC
covering 1,200.000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be offefed,
at 23
cents
per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be
used
for
expenses
incident
mining
to
operations.
500,000
500,000
Chemical
LeFevre
2740.
Co., Oklahoma
City, Okla.—Letter
Withdrawn—
The
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp.—Acquisition—
a
Rotary
Electric
Steel
Kaiser Aluminum
This
cable
corporation
business
of
purchase,
on
the
for
Co.
<£?
Jan.
10
below.—V.
Chemical
announced
184.
1018.
p.
purchase
of
the
wire
undisclosed
amount
in
different
cash,
is
R.
I.,
ment
effective
Feb.
1
In
as
U. S. Rubber's insulated wire and cable plant at
Bristol,
wire and cable inventories,
according to the announce¬
by D. A. Rhoades,'1 Vice-President audi General Manager.
addition, Kaiser Aluminum takes over U. S. Rubber's nationwide
and
all
service
same
its
made
and
cable
Bristol
without
channels
sales
plant
organization
personnel.
interruption
of
distribution.
to
and
The
network
of
corporation
existing
customers
distributors
plans
and
offering
proposed
Purchase
and
United States Rubber Co.
an
notification
of
to
as
well,
continue
maintain
filed
the
of
a
with
of 33.333 shares
See also
(R°. G.) LeTourneau,
Corp.—Acquisition—
the
letter
has been withdrawn.
V.
184,
the
SEC
on
Dec.
3
covering
of capital stock of this company^
p.
2412.
'
Int^— Offshore Platform Ordered
suner-efficient
offshore
drilling
platform,
radically
hard-pressed offshore industry has yet
4 by this corporation.
Deepwater Exploration Co. of Houston, T"x., has awarded LeTourneau
seen,
and -includes
wire
a
Wasn/
months
debeniute
Co
First
as
of
Co.—Arranges Loans—
into
terms
Steelman,
Co.
30.
.aries
products pipe line
a
Interstate
Sons
Goldman, Sachs
$12,509,804,
1955.
recently
of
&
&
&
Securities
about
compared
income
and
operating
Illinois
and
share,
Mr.
Nov.
V
$25,000,000
& Co.
Merle-Smith
&
activities.
Oklahoma
of
Co.,
liminary figures
stock
the; Louisiana
along
areas
interest
1977
Equitable Securities Corp.
con¬
currently
peid dividends quarterly
$2.60 per share during
directors
Oct.
stock
Spokane,
GIVING
Dodge
&
volume
with a group of insurance companies to
debt from approximately $4,000,000 to $9,000,000.
completion of the stock oifering and financing, Mr. Steelman
Koehring
Company's
net
working
capital
would
total
over
On
1955.
year
Baird'&
Brown
Drexel
$1.21
expenses
$25,000,000.
.
contemplated that.
in the rapidly*
is
and
operates
Mississippi and
of' $17,013,000
Blyth & Co., Inc
Dominick
available
corporation
under
proposes
sa'd
1,»
■'
additional
of
and
producing
250.000
See
total
beiore
or
after Jan.
proceeds
net
owns
nine
Inc.
Alex.
become
exceed
operates
Steelman
pauy
anibunf to about $5,500,000
1957
crude
be
operates
amounts
amount
Morgan Stanley
The
common
$77,694,650
the
The
of
revenues
$3.97
of
annual
date.
ended
of
and
the
1,
respective
the
short-term
financing
are
on
of capital
Jerstyi.
shares
Co.
$5,000,000
40'a
a
to
purchase
principal
_
for
$1.05
various
later.
increase
sinking fund debs., series
in
construction.
new
use
stock
common
payment
14,670,127
entered
Co.
R.
ft
ferred
Louisiana,
Mont,
full
to
First
the
14,695.044
$0.6t>
include added facilities and personnel through-
be ^underwritten
fiscal
Will
UNDERWRITERS—The
Estabrook
first
14,670,127
$0.4!)
proposed issue of 200,000 shares of
a
•/.
Loewi
Co.
company
owns
agreed
The
from
will
debentures
■;
■
to
use
the
construction
the
Oil
owns
March
333
about
in
gas
operating
$14,060,683,
onerating
total
or
Standard
plans
30-year 4»/»s. f. debs., due 1987_.._
2'/,: tank loens, clue Dec. 20, 1957____J
Capital stock ($100 par value)
333
company
bv
1967
Authorized
834
company,
by classes of service,
24G
gas and
1%-steam heating.
EARNINGS—For
of
%
■
outstanding
off-shore
and
CAPITALIZATION
2,DOO
the
of
by
revenues
25-year 3 '/ii'/r
at $56.37V2
proceeds
by
1.
The
106O
at
company
■
value,
a
100'3
sinking fund which will retire
semi-annually, July 1, 1962 to matur.ty.
facilities
Illinois,
the
1.0C0
expenditures and
electric,
Jan.
cost.
$3,781,000
tively
BUSINESS—-Co npar.v is engaged
primarily in the generation, trans¬
mission. distribution and sale of 'electric
energy and the distribution
75G
the
'
202.010
average
also
total
Eastman
20U,000 shares of common stock
per share.
This offer¬
18,010,000
to
this
company
Mr.
to
interest
compared
with
$15,309,000
and
$2,753,000 ' respectively
nine
months period
of
1955 and $20,654,000
and
1.667
Offering Oversubscribed—
Corp. and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenjoint managers of a gro«p of under¬
16,945.000
The proceeds will provide
expansion
and
improvement
program,
President.—VY 184, p. 427.
greases
covering
have
the
owned
EARNINGS—For
1.667
Co.—Stock
value)
par
PROCEEDS—The
will
of
.
amount
Billings,
1,067
quickly oversubscribed and the books closed.
was
will
,
Standard
which
Co.
5,0u0
Jan. 8 offered
on
option
prior
lower
a
prices decreasing thereafter to 100'3
of
new
Interstate
Folger,
Illinois
&
at
on-shore
....
Co
18,735,000
9.080,000
1958.
Issue
This
./
Coast.
5,000
Co.".:.
The First
ner
the
at
to
the
of
most
Gulf
W. B.
writers
refunded
having
capital expenditures for
expected
1,000
&
.V
36.745,000
lo,314.000
will
continue
company
Stock
including $1,300,000 to complete four prod >i;t lines from the Baton
Rouge refinery to Sorrento, La. and connections with'chemical plants
in the Baton Rouge area.
'
Annual capital expenditures for the
next several years thereafter
...
Co..
will
nounced
closed.
books
cannot. be
are
Esso
Budgeted
v
Dick
2836.
p.
the
and
.
by Best Efforts
154,582,000
33,259,000
9.4m,J00
14,695.044
plant in Oklahoma City,
Pipe Line Co.—Debentures Sold—Public
debentures
Ducournau
Co
&
Wells
their
use
169.696.000
13,553,000
8,001.000
under
by
Grease
and
The
for
the, company's normal growth.
Most of the
transported
through
the
company's
lines
in
Arkansas,
Mississippi is delivered to the large Baton Rouge re¬
5.000
&
Muynarrt
A. Sandeen
Mnllanev
1,200
Gardner,——
&
oils
and
3,500
Co......
G.
Meinnoldt
90—3—.
required
oil
10,500
King, Olson. Surprise & Co
Robert
2,400
&
.
^
77.131.006
has
loans,
Jeffrey,
Cato
1,200
1,200
Co., inc.
and
the
Clark,
onares
Securities
Conracls
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co
&
*
7,458.000
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries,
1,200
Hurd,
Clegg
.
' $ '
15,459,000
not
loans-
Acquisition
Gil
1,200
Son.;—
&
2,400
principal
facilities
the
column:
Undo writ ten
Ralston
and
forth
set
Inc
Co.,
3,500
debentures
crude
operate
Continental
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters jramcd
below
have
severally
agreed to purchase from the corporation and the
corporation has
agreed to sell to them severally
the
number
of
shares
set
forth
opposite
&
Milliard
the Illinois
by
as'
operate
property
certificated
Carrier
a
licensed
was
to
multi-engine
or
Aeronautics
business
It
1956,
Sterling,
single
an
2,
persons
maximum
Civil
States
flight school.
on
between
issued
taxi
United
and
using
pounds
was
of
air
carrying
Amended
carrier
air
Chicago,
lations
*n
ground
a
12,500
poration
shs.
Incorporation
to
Illini
expanding its original corporate purposes to include,
things, the maintenance and repair of aircraft and the
common
lreight
Fields,
khan
the
issued
Commission
scheduled
Reid
B.
—
—
S.
f
1,200
Co._—_
&;
""""
sale
in
Inc.
Operation of
Air
for
non-scfieduled
other
among
J.
for
31,
company's
B.
&
Co.—„—
&
►
2,400
Downing
Collins
Fulton
J.
L.
Co
~1.200
Co.
Julien
5,600
5,600
R.
&
money
Interstate
Outstanding
1955, the Secretary of State cf Illinois issued
to Illini Air Lines. Inc.
to own, operate, use
26.
Incorporation
leave
and
pari -v.—500,000
(no
2,400
2,400
Co.;
&
•
.
.
of San
1956—6 Mos.—1955
major
construction
program
pictuie.—V. 184, p. 1796.
July
trie
R. Staats &
Baumgartner,
5,600
BUSINESS—The
EFFECT
before
5,600
—
Ohio
w
GIVING
2,400
—
—
Cook
PROCEEDS—Interstate
1957.
CAPITALIZATION
All
,
of
group
a
Securities
the
of
time.
Co
Milwaukee
and
2740.
p,
1962
1,
The
40,000
residents
2.409
Company—;—•
—
$500,000
.
shares of
Co
&
Newhard,
1984.
500,000
for
was
STATEMENT
'
-
a
company
bank
William
(inc.)
&
Co--.
redeemable
are
1,500,000
1,500,000
Offered—Of
The
Ryons
*
,
American Trust Company
'
'
Kansas Power & Light
The
2,400
Co.____—
<te
&
borrowed
Jan.
2,500,009
Inc.
the
EARNINGS
'
development
cost
Inc
Co.
The
Anthony
Louisiana
Illini
5.600
Lester,
intciim
2,400
Co
&
Illinois
5,600
CONTROL—All
Wells & Co._
Mullaney.
The
5,630
5,600
The' debentures
of
of
Co.
Chairman
corporation's national sales organization,
of advertising and sales promotion, and
up
2,400
2,400
2,400
(inc.)
& Co.__
Co,_
V/. Baird
$2,500,000
&
Kaiser,
of
—
These expenses
product
incident
to
2,400
Co
Simmons—::
Chapman
Farwell,
Goodbody
—
&
&
Byllesby & Co
10,500
Strut hers <fc Co
164,
Ellis
M.
10,503
10,500
Co
fc
Blair
William
Blunt
—
Inc.
oversubscribed
company
New-
circles
jration,, it
of the Board
corp
1956—3 Mos —1./55
—
which
and
offering of $25,000,000 30-year 4V4% sinking fund deben¬
tures due Jan. 1, 1987, was made on Jan. 9 by a nation¬
wide underwriting group headed by Morgan Stanley &
Co. at 100%
and accrued interest.
This offering was
Thalmann
Rothschild
F.
4.500,030
....
the
tax
share
Koehring
below:
of
85.248,000
inc.
per com.
the
ping
Shares
H.
Weeks_..
Whipple
—V.
severally
Co.
&
L.
from
forth
set
Nov. 30—
products
cut
•
of
215,000 shs,
have
J.
director
a
profit
shs. outstanding...
pleted.
severally
have
below
G-V\;,
10,500
Marks
V.'jtter
Lay
2,250,000 shs.
below
purchase
bonds
Union
At
to
of
$4,500,000
...
Dillon,
named
basis,
amounts
& Hutz-
ler
Eastman
609,000 shs,
$10).. 6,000,000 shs.'.
principal
&
Bacon,
company
banking
this
of
"
income
Earns,
respective number of shares
the
35,050
—
—
Reptblic Co.
Walker
II.
Wood,
20,000,000
purchasers
Inc.
Co..
M.
named
35,050
—
Inc
Allyn
Tucker,
15,000,000
...
....
UNDERWRITING—The
agreed,
C.
Werthefm
I—12,000.000
SlCOi
(par
(par
Co.,
Co.
Forgan & Co.
Dean
5.000,000
4 V-j G
Corp
&
G.
1978..—10,000.000
VA'h
Henry
oy
taxes—-
Com.
Shares
—a..
&
Becker
Laurence
Outstanding
1977_;.
4 6
G.
Ilornblcwer
$13,000,000
2%G
director
expan¬
plant.
Bank
,
before
Net
3,210,600 shs.
below:
Pierce, Fen-
Beane—
Central
FINANCING
1973
international
and
a
Ohio,
Reseive
sns.
compliance with the terms thereof.
upon
forth
set
Smith, Barney & Co
$106,003,UOJ
3'aseries
series
Boston
Lynch,
&
Blyth
in
income
9
sales
Piolit
5.000.000 shs.
underwriters
,V;Y Y%'--'
Interstate Oil
TO
Net
Federal
180,000 shs
the company
stock
Glore,
company's
1956, approxi¬
Authorized
mortgage
2'/
A.
the
9'£
Jan.
on
Sproul is also
150,000 shs.
mortgage
purchase from
First
ner
eastern
and
|
300,000 shs,
——
vaiue—
par
the
common
Merrill
-
CAPITALIZATION
under
to
new
The
the
31,
Idaho
in
$26,526,822,
of
revenues
sales
a.iioV.Oi/O
L.~—•-—
(no
Robert
electric
from
55,061,309.
First
in
Idaho,
southern
ended
months
12
derived
Nevada.
operating
electric ' public
an
v.as
EARNINGS—For
had
of
small
a
revenues
mately
is
elected
4
200,000 sns.
:v—
stock
■.;Y,'V::
of
several
includes
Newark,
Federal
mill
agieecl
the company's construction program, and to
treasury
in
part
for construction
expenditures and
further construction.
for
national
in
been
its
at
the
Issued
oi
of
bank
of
Francisco.
1,000,000 shs.
150,000
UNDERWRITERS—The
the.
BUSINESS—-Company
Oregon
short-term
repay
financing
reimburse
has
facilities
President
Earnings for the Nov. 30. lf.56 quarter reflect
being incurred in preparation for the increased
be
the bonds will be used
loans wnich were incurred
sale,
Mr.
6,000,000
_
series
A.
the
It
site.
18-acre
an
5/^ldilional bonds oi the series shown above, or of other series, may
case.
from
on
CONSOLIDATED
1—:
series
4.20'/
Common
as
proceeds
prominent
years,
wire
and
former
Period End.
-
series
4.70 G
Co.
&
each
—Net
by
provide
received
were
Lazard
bar
1,233,000
•'
series
/
4.2oseries
follows:
Also as 4'as, Blyth &. Co.,
(jointly) 99.05.
As 4%s. Kidder, Peabody & Co. and White, Weld & Co. (Jointly) bid 100.32; Equitable
Securities Corp. bid 100.32, and Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., bid 99.71,
The bonds will he redeemable at general redemption prices ranging
from
1056
to
y-v,
and at a special redemption price of par. plus
Other
Inc.,
and
President.
20,000,000
-
$1,233,000
—
debs., 27VG
due 1966
pid. stock, cum. ($50 par value)
4.08
bid of 99.107%.
a
*
fond
Seiial
;
located
is
%
,
Monday, January 14, 1957
...
20,00«,000
—i-
...
underlying
(closed)' 5G
bdsA due. March 1. 1959 (St.
County Gas & Electric Co.)
ursge,
Co.,
joint managers of an investment banking group, on Jan.
8 offered $20,000,000 of 4Vz% first mortgage bonds, due
Jan. 1, 1987, at 100% and accrued interest.
Award of
the issue was won by the underwriters at competitive
Eastman
and
York
announced
due
due
Bonds Offered—Salomon Bros. &
—
rod.
Sproul,
many
series
4.42'/
Idaho Power Co.
of
15,000,000
series
3^4 G
and has been piominent in inter¬
John S. Russeil, Jr., a member of
attorneys lor Ialco, is President.
Ialco-Bel, also includes representatives of
tne
1976-
1978—:—,—-
plant
Non-callable
years.
of
sion
——$45,000,000
due
due
Bristol
Ailan
3'::G
Nickcrson,
&
The
1
Financial Chronicle
buildings totaling 654 000 square feet of floor space.
Currently Kaiser Aluminum is also carrying out a $5,000,000
Unlimited
bonds—.
3 6.-G
System
many
Russell
Read
Dillon,
Airlines
aviation
and
stockholders
to
FINANCING
Outstanding
2-4'0
.
,
,
Stimson
195?
1,
PRESENT
27-u
re-equipment programs.
1
Mr. Norlin, whose home is in Stockholm. Sweden, is a former President
Scandinavian
Feb.
on
EFFECT tTO
series
in
eircraft
national
payable
shape,
1957,
GIVING
series
JtiiG
Negotiations are being conducted with several other leading
European ah lines and Mr. Norlin believes the Ialco plan will assume
increasing
importance as the airlines move lorward with their jet
Hale
10,
mortgage
other
airline.
of
per
Jan.
on
Authorized
foi
first of it
the
is
cents
75
CAPITALIZATION
investors are also represented. Hckind with an international
Swiss
and
Swedish
transaction
this
of
record
,
Metropolitans and Sikorsky helicopters.
stated
that
while
American investors predominate
enterprise,
said
has
.
substantial capital
with
faced
is
•
Convair
Norlm
Mr.
additional
of
use
aiicraft
other
DC-7Cs,
the
'
would permit
Sabina
to
a reasonable cost during a
plan
airplanes at
leasing
the
that
stated
Pei Lr
Mr.
has taken the lead in utilizing
airlinef>.\e'Sabena
r!fedK of international
r
•,
The Commercial
a
from
was
anything
announced
contiact
to
build
on
the
Jan.
the
"combination-typa"
platform,
at
a
cost
in
of SI.500.000, with delivery set for June of this year.
making the announcement R. L. LeTourneau. Vice-President of
the
heavy equipment firm, said the new platform will answer the
industry's need for medium depth holes -— on workover, drilling, or
excess
In
completion.
He
noted
that,
as
only
one
feature,
tho
unit
can
be
lowered
to
Volume 185
Number 5603
-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
v..
(147)-.
M
fir
the
floated
water,
trically-powered
to
work
new
a
* '•
r
then
location,
raised
again
elec¬
on
six-month
month
delivery
delivery ..on
previously.
introduced
These
;'
7
2442.,•,
:.y
-V"
..X'
r,V:
The
SEC
.date
The
to
Tncre
will
SEC
Dec.
filed
20
letter
a
($100
par
/
will
amount
cti
to
ere
either
class
debentures/'.
used
be
advertising
for
.class
or
l«ere' will
payment
for
and
A
bi
stock
B
no
general/.operating
expenses.
Louisiana Power & Light Co.The
Will
to
(EST)
noon
$20,000,000
JafiTlft
on
lirst
receive
mortgage
-
proceeds
lease;
on'
■
,
St..;New
bids
bonds
The
proceeds
and
for
other
be
to
are
the
payment
applied
N.
6,
purchase
1987
'••'
corporate
the
confpany's
of
to
outstanding
p.
2337.
$7,280,000
of
purposes.---!/
184,
Louisville
Gas
Electric
&
Co.
(Ky.)-
second
■■
Tne
real
trust
^
Edison,
Inc.
in
Jan.
or.
and
cash
•"
,
proceeds
estate
1
.
,
above.—V.
declared
E
4% -in
be. distributee!'in;
Y.,
from
1956
V Merritt's
'/
the.
be" used
to
are
mortgages.—V.
three
stock
sale
Jan.
3,
The
company
1957
shares
terms
Net
of
to
134,
above
time
dividend
The
snare.
for
cash
•sale
Part
level
1955
year
and
1957
Paint
and
of
conducted
this
dat°.
record
supplied
through
that
estimates
and" $23,000,000
of
its
the
nlvth
&
tain
1958.—V.
temporarily
expenditures
135,
used
to
reoui-ed.
at
The
$24,000,000
The
that
it
rates,
has
been
effective
Bank
-
/The
corporation
transit-type
Jan.— lO
on
buses
the
announced
Puerto
Rico
the
Ports
7
77
sale
of
50
Authority
Jan.
1957.
1,
in
use
the
The
//'//
Lewis E.
i.This
the
brings
the
two
past
1955.—V.
number
to
years
184,
of
Mack- buses
140.
A
(R. II.)
;
The
previous
purchased
order
for
by
90
Puerto
Rico
basis
the
wi'l
directors
Jan.
vote
to
confer
30
on
the
on
approving
holder
of
proposal
a
debenture
any
into
period
such
.The
•to
terms
issue
that
of
stock
first
for
such
The
of
such
investment
of
lor
holders
and
corparation
basis
tures
that
$12,000,000
funds -cr.ri
the
to
be
of
it
of
shares
shares
treasury
to
be
number
of
the
to
most
the
Stephen
of
to
be
shares
it
on
of
heid
On
stock
common
will
of
not
the
exceed
directors
of
the
that
the
holders of
be
may
furnish
no
by
offer
subordinated
of
the
would
record
basis
be
be
on
of
should
most
in
the
net
converti'le
board
available
for
to
such
the
of
to
prior
Under
'
"
,
used
p
for
the
and
center
Aeronautical
the
to
of
on
-to
up
the
by
with
-
issuance
Salomon
but
such
meeting
the
to
not
4,/aS.j
firm's
firm's
Air
The
of
freight
Co.;
ment
to
in
to
*
increased
of
program
will
Follock
be
part
a
is
Co.
15,
a
offering
&
&
the
and
Inc.;
the
The
Jan
Public
intends
1957
313,894
of
the
one
date.
184.
800
is
made
Bank., of
New
agent
New
in
its
to
retire
on
for- each
five
R.
H.
M:.cy
25-year
.-/ tures,
Co.,
&
27«';
due
Inc.—
sinking
Nov.
TO
FINANCING
own
and
York,
is
is
it
New
York
to
be
contemplated
York,
City.
See
Sol
N.
also
There
The
will
act
Y.,
V.
184,
promissory notes..—
Proposed issue of conv. subord.
''$16,519,000
15,000.000
15.000.000
12.377,000
debs.
3/2-5%
Cum.
construction
preferred
Series
,
A.
Series
stock
£12.281,103
($103
17,500,000
v.alue)
par
of
4
s.ock
/Based
record
$481,000
the
the
of
record
shares
being
(exclusive
of
stock
Plan,
in
14
date
for
-National
the
common
number
the
s;ock
of
reacquired
debentures
on
shares
Inter¬
the
event
common
offer,
stock
and
the
to
held
of
that
The number of shares of
the
increase
as
a
result
of
the
exercise
exceed
$12,377,000.""
common
stock
It
will
is
be
estimated
initially
that
reserved
not
less
6%
be
increased
by
additional
borrowings
150,000 shares subject to issuance
Employee Stock Option Plan.
TExcluding 3,939 treasury shares.
increased
proposed
2784.
to
the
debentures
extent
are
The number
that
stock
converted
of
than
for conversion
under
to
to
exhaust
National
Chicago
St.,
tenders for
the
junior subordinated
will
of
shares
are
The
at
effect
the
useJ
*
:
■:
*
j;
to
regularinvesv-,
total
Dec.
31,
l95f>,
retirements
en.
to
depreciation
expenditures
expected
reserve
contemplate!!»1
are
those
exceed
for
195-*;
Corp.—Proposed Sale—
held
stock
common
/
.•
7/
.
National
each
serve
50%
ol'
of
;
in
the
to canc*;!/
-company'),
..
the
■
parent
President
three
,7
77,
-
/
Tungsten Corp. of Panama,
operating firms being formed
three
of
as
the
The
Corp.,
be
of
Panamanian
firms,
to
-
announce'.).'.
company,
the
Chilean
property,
by
Manganese
the
Kolombo
has
Panama
Mr.
Posner
the
of
one
Kolombo1
held
ol'
properties,
and
First
shipment
expected
•
in
national,
184.
of
March
former
producing
V,
manganese
firm.
/
-r
known
be
mining
H3:
Kolomtic,
Corp.,
Lea
control
operating
said.
largest
equipment
Under
the
of
minimum
a
International
complete
World's
Free
and
Corp.,
:
deposits
75,000,000
of
strategic
tungsterj,
of
tons
ore.
1957.
owner
of
from
2,500
the
its' agreement
tons
of
ore
United
with
National
property.
per
States
in
Inter- '
Kolombo
Tungsten must ye
day before
1958.—
2119.
p.
New Canaan Co., New Canaan, Conn.—Files With SEC
and
The
company
Dec.
on
covering
2,000
($25
per
snare),
to
reduce
used
First
the
as
14
shaves
filed
a
class
of
without
A
letter
of
common
underwriting.
indebtouness.—V.
181,
notification
stock
The
to
with
offered
be
proceeds
rV
to
are
.
£b'»
oo'
863.
p.
record
1957
will
New
England
Power
Co.—Bidding Date Changed—
the
on
be
Bids
no
are
before
the
Natipnal City
subscription
scheduled
now
on
Feb.
purchase
from
18,
of
it
be
to
received by
Stuart
441
at
$1C,000,000
Street,
first
this
16,
thw
for
Mass.,
series
bonds,
noon'
to
up
company
Boston
mortgage
dot*
G,
1987.%
This
nate
change
in
the
conflictwith
for
the
bidding date
has
been
in
made
order
to- elimi
a
proposed issue by Southern f alitornia Edison
following day (Feb. 19).—V. 185, p. 47.
the
Bank
90,
sale
111.,
to
debentures
sum
of
it
due
Trust
&
will
at
April
$8,200.—V.
1,
Chicago,
noon
iCSTi
on
accrued interest
and
181,
of
Co.
to
up
109%
¬
Co.
1965
to
an
amount
1.778.
p.
the
loan
the
cor¬
$694,000
New England Telephone & Telegraph
Co.—Debenture.*?,
headed by
The First Boston Col-p. offered for public sale on Jan. f);
a new issue of $35,000,000 29-year 4%% debentures, duo
Jan. 1, 1986, at 102.388% and accrued interest, to yield
approximately 4.60% to maturity.
This offering wan
nationwide
Offered—A
oversubscribed
quickly
Morgan
p.
completed.
For
additional
details,
see
V.
185,
46.
This
company,
authorization
to
amounts
it
was
make
aggregating
announced
bank
up
on
Jsn.
borrowings
outstanding at any one lime.
The
Montaup's outstanding note indebtedness
with
company
the
estimated
cost
cash
during
installation
1957
of
through 1959 of
to
finance
100.000
a
its
kw
$19,500.000.—V.
the
with
but
$10,000,000
pay
has
during
$25,000,000,
to
7,
SEC
1957
in
maximum
of
year
funds will, be used
and to provide the
construction
184,
p.
at
an
2784.
"Montecatini"
outstanding
exercised
and
stock.—V.
184,
Sold
The
e
in
Societa
Chimica
United
.shareholder
C4.0C0.000 to
Generale
Anoiiima
per
1'Industria
Two
(Italy)—Shares Not to
Be
States—
on
Dec.
20
debentures are redeemable at
and
thereafter
toward
from
American
in
prices
at
company
repayment
100,000,000 capital shares
the
(par
authftrized
capital
from
value 1,000 lire per share).
of
Telephone
&
part for new construction.
to
a
ended
total
Sept.
of
$377,100,000
issue
Jan. 8
was*
tho
on
CONTROL—Of
par
]06.888%
decreasing
Island
10
the
and including Dec.
principal
amount.
plans to anply the oroceeds from the
approximately
$36,900,000
of
advance;*
TelegraDh Co., parent organization used
Expenditures for this purpose amounted
the live and
three-quarter yearu
during
the
3,676,228 shares
value outstanding as of Sept. 30,
American Telephone & Telegraph
Rhode
to
1956.
30,
and
in
Vermont,
of
common
capital stock of
1956 mole than 69%
Co.
w'as
$10<V
ownect
Maine,
Massachusetts, New Hampshire.
the company had more than 2,788.009;
telephones in service as of Sept. 30, 1956. About 70%- of the terinhones
are
in Massachusetts, 31%
being in the metropolitan area of Boston.
EARNINGS—For
Increased
The
closed.
at competitive sale
competing bids were r*cri"ed,
a'sc «rmins a 43/%
couoon,
Stanley & Co. bid 101.452, and Halsey Stuart <fc Co. Inc..
sale
by
Min-
books
group
j OI.399
program,
turbo-generator
the
group
PROCEEDS—The
rercivp-)
a
and
the
to
underwriting
group's bid of 101.519%.
1957
-
to
awarded
The
f
Montaup Electric Co.—To Borrow From Banks—
eraria
common
(twit
be
,
in
BUSINESS—Operating
pursuant
options
into
Illinois
Salle
involving
may
also
convertible subordinated dedber.tures due Aug.
1, 1966, which were publicly offered on. Jan. 2 bv Greg¬
ory & Sons, Dempsey-Tegeler & Co. and Mohawk Valley
Investing Co., Inc., at 100% and accrued interest, was
common
pursuant to the corporation's Employee Stock Option
principal amount of the initial issue of debentures will
"/Including
poration's
P-
offered
fund.
the basis of $100 principal
of
subscription
agreement/.
be
sinking
debentures.
SAmount
the
are
+ 1,719,354 shs;
outstanding on such record date is
outstanding at Dec. 1, 1956
"
will
for
'
SE'-»
par
to
■
purposes.
capital
President
Tungsten
Chilean
mercury,
Co.;
of 5V2%
shar-"*
treasury shares).
to
r2.500,000 shs.
the
at
are
$253,100,000
mineral.'/ is said to include approximately
als>
29,
Moliawk Airlines, Inc.—Debentures Sold—The
100.000 sh*.,
granted
but
no
the
the
of
350,000 shares of
bf
each
the
3,939
that
subscription
for
outstanding is subject
options
amount
assumptions
debentures
1,719,354,
principal
■
with
offered
Calif.
-
159,610 shs.
•
value )ai—
par
stock for
common
of
on
number
(without
upon
Holders of
_i_—.
_
£13,960,000
"
'Excluding
amount
14%
La
receive
sufficient
500,000 shs.
B,
Common
<
loans——
Continental
Soutn
Feb. .1,
Subsidiary companies—
*
The
90
$20,000,009
3:',4%
be
proceeds
from
are
of
'
Corp.,wiil
2838.
p.
notification
to
similar
subsidiary,
Posner,
Mercury
&
par)
shortly
that
,
a subsidiary
in Panama/to administer, its new'.1?
holdings in Chile, was. announced on Dec.
31 by
Angeles,
won
of
Jan.
(no
held.
d"termined
1957
interest
50%
a
Posner
(EST)
price"
Of
stock,
Model Finance Service, Inc.—Tenders of Debentures—
Outstanding
deben-
1972
1,
PROPOSED
Authorized
,
fund
pt
on
all-steel
Haupt
before
stock
shares
1 7
an
dealer'?! *
a
%
221.
p.
mineral
scheduled
EFFECT
184,
Tungsten
Incorporated
stockholders
or
letter
a
and
shares
116.709
SEC
common
with
(par
Inc.
completed.—V. 18*.':, '
was
7. ,;
stock
Co.,
Sbearson, HammiU
Ira
Company,
common
subbscribe
of
'
*
2328.
p.
Chile,
$6,220,000.
Sons;
&
Illinois
It
common
large
for
cer¬
of'the
standard-gau^e
new
estimated
an
&
share,
per
31,
1956.
giving
without
deducting
Further
which
Tlie''remaining
/7/:'
authorization
Blyth
,v
increased
and
Kolombo
privilege.
The/subscription
offering
offer
to
:
f->
cm"
sale
Offering—A
common
underwriting.
The
mining operations.
to
Oct.
at
Organization
Certificates
certificates,
'
-
to
of
plant
additions
acquired
International
Co.—Rights to Subscribe—
shares
share
new
oversubscription
to
right
additional
for
National Tungsten Corp.—Forms Unit in, Panama—
leading
associates
the
by
$39
filed
27
expansion
par
Service
underwriters
Italy
proposal
said.
Hiptchinson & Co.—V. 1E5, p.' 46.
company
15,
for
basis
.
expansion program, nine branch stores have been added^
within the past /three
years, and /our branch stores are presently in
the process of development..-Additional
funds are required
for mer¬
chandise
inventories,
equity
in
customers' accounts
receivable,
and.
other working capital of these new store units.
GIVING
Dec.
on
plant
treasury.—V.
1958-1972, inclusive, at
Gregory
The
the* :
arnt
Co., Elko, Nev.—Files Witt) *
Exchange Commission—
telephone
as
and
lor
automatic
equipment trust
for
4
National Department Stores
Arma¬
nation's
other
of
Baxter & Company;
ore
Company;
Co.;
by
the
in
by
market
missile
4.50%.
The group
bid of 99.371%.
to
cost
of
dealers
1
participation
The stockholders on Feb. 15 will vote on
approving a proposal giving,
directors authority to sell any or all of the department store
properties
of tlie company at their discretion.
The stockholders will also be asked to consider a
De¬
Aeronautical
Force's
Trust
Inc.
4J/2%
subject
will
the
purchased
Uranium
incident
amounts
in
99.1653%
secured
which
cars
the
in
Missouri
the
is antici¬
It
furnish
expansion
certificates
of
Inc.—Secondary
77'"%/,
shares
either
Aero¬
than
of
tl<e
CAPITALIZATION
City
$552,900,000
—V.
mock-ups
Keating
the
at
without
for
course
Commission.
Freeman
E.
of
issue
less
the
certificates
Associates
&
bid
to
!
"...
326.
p.
Jan.
Co.
share),
in
and
Division's
and
RR.— Equipment
Hutzler
&
184,
behalf
on
*
Loeb
*
solely in the Italian
or
Co.,
on
&
1,250,000
at
responsibility
Mr.
of
one
as
on
or
Kuhn,
.
th'*
ban/:-
company
a
and
1915.
p.
by
States
and
shares
any
by
4
rocket,
the
systems
// V ""-"/.%'/'///;"///.'''/■•/■■.
Commerce
gondola
de¬
future
funds
purposes.
imarilv
the
at
general
Pacific
Bros.
Issuance
state
conversion
initial
184,
orbit
award of the issue Jan. 10
of
convertible
proposed
earth-ciraling
Co.
&
Mediobanc-v
sold
.investment
suitable
Jan.
the
Primary
Angeles,
is
control
Offered—Halsey, Stuart &
11 offered $4,875,000 of
tificates, series G, due Jan,
prices to yield from 4.10%
debentures
that
an
by
not
York
1
ii
invest--,/
representative* >
on
Jan. 4 filed a
registration statement with ti*p
$35,000,000 31-year debentures,
due
Feb.
1,
1988,
i
public sale at competitive bidding.
Net
proceeds will be
applied by the company toward repayment*
•f
advances
by its parent, American Telephone
&
Telegraph
Cot, f
which
are
expected
to
approximate
$52,000,000
at
the
time
tb>*'
proceeds
are
received.
Such
borrowings
are
made
in
the
contract
rocket,
made
expenses
The
systems;and
in
that
sold
Mineraria
-
SEC ^covering
be offered for
664.
Research
t.,e
Aeronautical
Los
at
:
16,000,00")
American
special
shares
New
Freres
of
headed
any
and
issue
by
York
institutions
and
S.—V.
of 1
thx?
of
Telegraph Co.—Register;!
Exchange Commission—
resume
stock
study
on
Air
of
Fla.
the
Division
flight
U.
close
Mountain States Telephone &
With Securities and
peso
1797.
p.
$500,000
charge
jointly
Jan.
Em¬
debentures
of
estimated
result; of
in
Base,
to
,
date l
proceeds
1'Industria
States
New
Montecatini
sold
be
United
the
company
per
Mr.
purchase
con'er
determine
means
the
added
be
a
as
be
The
cents
Co.—Contract—
a
design
cooperation
Force
assigned
automatic
Missouri
Tie
further
thrt
general corporate
will
proceeds
working capital required
corporation.
for
be
out
in
Air
development
McMaster
of
debentures,
expenses, .will
the
that'
sale
carried
will
the
■
covering
negotiations
p,
172,
announced
from
the
lor
in
will
record
number
$12,281,100.
the exercise,
of
amount
order
advantageous
the
subordinated
after
corporation to be
pated
from
these
air-io-grcund
was
contract,
that
1933
of
the
of
as
the
new
per
United
the
financial
offered
this corporation. u
The wholly-owned
Wm.
proceeds
$12,000,000
controls
be
Eglin
Geophysical year.—V.
on
capital needs.
The
the
deben¬
a
the
corporation's
amount
authorized
balance
the
with
arrearages
1956.—V.
of
it
shares
Securities and
cer¬
in
position
lb4,
preferred
such
company
Vice-President
calls
Divisions,
will
suppliers /of
as
principal
board
such
issued
the
the
to
plans
ent
pre
30,
type
the
from
the
Generale
in
underwriters
be
devices for aircraft, rockets and missiles.
*
Among current activities," it is building
ihe guidance system for
the
Project Vanguard
rocket
that
will
attempt
to
put
man-made
$12,377,000.
has
$25,000,000
on
avoid
to
power
models.
will
at
project
control
the
underwritten
outstanding may be increased, by
lor the subscription
offer; of options
advisable
bentures
in
work
Center
Honeywell's
.
corporation
subscription
convertible
stock
heretofore
board
debentures
be
the
date
offered
balance
rights
offered
be
this*
b6m-
stock outstanding at Dee. 2n, 1'5'j (exclusive of
the wggrega,e principal amount of such debentures
holders
to
stock
deems
will
such
granted pursuant
Stock Option Plan, but the maximum
The
the
at
through:
into
funnel
new
the
said
Command,
Ordnapc?
the
■
make
common
will
and
a
aircraft,
will
satellites
offer
■
funds
F./Keating,
wind
The
.
of
by' ftgnter
Division,
velopment
and
corporation
convertible
stock ..of
common
to
amount
capital
such
of
Regulator
this
Act
States.
Agreement
record
receive
participation in this underwriting.
Mediobanca has agreed as a condition
a
Mountain
down.
on
$1.65
Sept.
on
awarded
has
development
nautical
.
ment
adv,:ntageou fy
debentures
delivery
such
the
Froce
the
to
oy
Air
lor
common
record
common
ployee*
of
shares),
offered
each
all, periocs ended
lor
con¬
within
fixed
be
may
debentures,
date to be fixed by the board of directors-.
of
as
advisable for the
raised
plan?
of.
corporation,
additional
subscription
principal
14
the
is
banking firms.
presently
3100
each
for
four
;
present shareholders
(Lehman Brothers* Lazard
was
well
/V
subordinated
corporation. Such
the
instance
group
of
conditions
' "77/
convertible
of
subscription,
the
and
.
directors have determined
and"
time
an
stock
common
/■'/;'
obtain approximately
mon
a
upon
'■'/ ,///'■
carry
and
program.—V.
owing
arrearages
share
Minneapolis-Honeywell
principal th'reof
and
one-half
Italian
2784.
p.
in
stituting part of not exceeding $25,000,000 aggregate principal amount
of unsecured debentures of
the corporation
the right to convert the
hoard.'
dividend
of
of
including
in
delivered
was
charge
Maey & Co., Inc.—Proposed Deb, Financing—
stockholders
authorize
construction
of
of
to
that
9
concession of $1.50 per share.
on Dec. 31 ii.ecl a letcer of notification with the 3EC
30,000 shares of common stock
(par $1)
to be offered to
holders of
cumulative convertible preferred stock in dis¬
present
Tne
•
slowed
or
Societa
incorrect,
Milan, said.
Schwabacher
company
covering
2626.
p.
on. its
progress
to
program
light
engage
in
active
negotiations
Financiera S. A. tor the dollar
now
Nacional
the
secondary offering of 12,000 shares of
Michigan Abrasive Co., Detroit, Mich.—Files With SEC
45-passenger
for
/•/•''
"■//•'
"
Minkel, Mack's General Sales Manager, said delivery of the
modern diesel engine bu^es will begin in March and will be
completed
in April, 1957.
;
will
.of
use
Fifty Buses to Puerto Rico—
Juan.
to
postponed
was
and
United
,
pres¬
of
held; but
Securities
the
entiro
by
.
is
purchase
reoffering in
a?':" $10)
granted
by
the
company.
On
the
other /
importance,
but not considered
so
im¬
of
1
Jan.
on
Morrisoii-Knudsen
served
area
work
construction
the
on
required
for
its
construction
program.
If
successful, the company should shortly be in a
normal
City of San
despite these circumstances,
company's
the
in
the
basis
/; ;//.
loans
are
Mack Trucks, Inc.—Sells
vital,
company
World
1957
the
restrictions
construction
mediately
com¬
in
essential,
in
liiture
industrialized
hand,
45.
p.
of
highly
part,
pay
projects
lisk
the
deposit
Incorporated are
its
purchasers
increase,
considered
was
underwriting
Inc.,
and
Co.,
incurred and to be incurred for
of any then existing bank loans
company
construction
in
on
stock.
common
s^bs^riptipru price and
amendment,
by
construction, including th? payment
<estimated not to exceed $2,000,000)
pany
par
.
principal underwriters.
common
s ock'sale will-be
the
expenditures
no
SEC
of
entitled
•'•.
offered
American
no
be
••
press
firms
of
However,
the
the
being
to
to
have
by
will
>
Montecatini
underwriters
however, will be absorbed by a simultaneous
company's ccst of purchased power
;*
/
■'/
The long delay in granting the
company a rate increase has meant
that the company received no
compensation in its rates during that
period for heavy. increases in fuel, labor and other expenses.
This
placed a heavy strain on the company's financial resources since it
named
are
of
of .its
the
with
under
depositary receipts
1957
in
was
group
agreed
Co.)
the
in
of
ing firms
Construction;
Highway Trailer.
and
7,
banking
company
against
are
Steel
sell
and
subscription
on
the
rights.
Mediobanca
A
has
will
$540,000,000,
terms
to
rights
of
American
report
ment
the
results
the
issue
outstanding shares
subscription
Morgan
the
sale
Jan.
Chimica
Metallurgical;
Milton
-1,:-/'V,l:--
1957
that
with
P.
of
the
shares
of
,
totals
Operations
ago.
divisions,
confidence
indicate
backlog
announced on Jan. 7,
in its light: and power
increase,
of
increase
statement
of
of
The
dividend "
•
J.
the
as
holders
46.
p.
year's
common
tne
Chemical,
2119.
p.
a
two
-and
company
12Va',c
-Registers With
to offer
the shares
for
subscription by
its
the basis of one additional share for each
on
The
be
Brothers
proceeds
the
registration
330,000 shares
proposes
held.
are
Lehman
*
covering
stockholders
cpmmon
10
filed
company
abroad
1956
and
registered
for
will
assigns
& Co.
arranging for thf>
underlying the American shares. At sucb I
rights is completed and the resultant lire
converted they shall forward registered holders of
American depositary 1
receipts a dollar check for their pro rata "share of the
proceeds. Only
184,
.
This
1,
it
pursuant
their
or
issued
be
offered
accordance
July
21
not
be
that
capital shares
each
will
not
advised
now
shareholders
for
shares
will
In
•*
'Mexican Light & Power Co., Ltd.—Granted Increase—/
Securities and Exchange Commission—
,
shares
tiiese
and
-
185,
full
a
per
consolidated
departments;
—v..
loans,"
rent
this time
Shipbuilding,
construction
bank
Montecatini
xiqw
after
fdur
earnings
cut
$400,500,000
-The
i
and
underwriting.
company's- present backlog and prospects
exceed those- for the year just closed.
The SB(J, it was announced On Jan. 8, iias issued an order author¬
izing this company to. issue and sell, .at competitive bidding, $20,000,000
of first mortgage bonds,
due Jan. 1, 19c,7.
■r.%/7///7//';"i//'.;u
program,- ./fo-
directors
Mcrritt's
York
the
for
clue
months
i
JarO 15-
at Room;r2032»?=Ti«f¥Kecior
company^
up
of
Tne
payment
nine
has
company
16,000,000 additional
ent
quarterly payments of 30 cents, with the
•lLst pajaole March 29. to stocknolders of record
March 15, 1957.
Tne
4
//. stock dividend will be paid July 15 to holders of record June
14, 1957. A rate, of $1 in cash and fr'i *in stock was paid in 1956.
Louis'F. Wolfson, President and Board
Chairman, said the increase
in the cash dividend v;as voted on the basis ox the
substantial rise in
dollar
equal
an
underwriting.
construction:
on
The
(purchase to be
and
no
;•/
.
Thomas. A.
$1.20
and $22 500 in five-year 4& debentures
per
between
due
with
Merritt-Chapmah & Scott Corp.;—Larger Cash Div.—
the
shares of class A common stock to be offered at
sharei; 200 shares of class B common stock at par
&are)
«$50 per
certincaces
note
notification
business
covering. 125
divided
it'
with
notification
of
of
McGravv-Edison Co.—Sales $250,000,000
Annually—
See
on
8%
letter
a
but renewable for an additional nine months.
to .be issued in denominations of $250. $500 and
be
purchase .-first
2114,
p.
filed
27
issuance
of
Lime Rock Corp., Salisbury, Conn.—Files With SEC—
The. corporation
on- Dec.
certificates .are
$1,000.
--7:•
•
corporation*
covering--$132*,5G0%of
the
'
latter,
.
p.
The
With
heavy-duty/ units, Mr, LeTourneau noted,
are
more
than hall
again as large as the combination-type just ordered, and
are
designed for waters almost_ twice-as dee^.
; •< ■/
*
' '
The company's platform construction facilities, he noted, are located
on
the Mississippi River near. its Viclcsburg,
Miss.,
p.ant.—V. 184,
,
Mason Mortgage Fund, Inc., Washington, D. C.—Files
Securities and Exchange Commission— 1
;
within a period of several hours,
facilities have been established to-provide
on
the new combination-type platforms, and 10,heavy-duty i drilling platlorms the company has
legs—all
LeTpurneau waid
,Mr,
7*
'//r'henH"
.
renorted
before
total
income
the
nine
operating
deductions
of
Sect. 30,
1956 the company
$228,401,201
compared
and total in cony
with $211,564,5oj
months ended
revenues
of
$27,620,184
Financial Chronicle.. .Monday. January 14, 1957
The Commercial and
(148)
8
for
the
$20,866,072
in
the
was
period.
365,437,
net
and
series
Net income
corresponding period of 1955.
1956 period and $19,096,683
For the calendar year 1955 operating revenues
total
income
before income deductions
was
income was $26,304,486.
| •
$24 714 637
«nri
In
were 828V
S.
Huron,
First
1961
1.
May
$40,000,000
$40,000,000
20,000.000
20,000,000
35,000,000
1975—
1,
Feb
B,
—
bonds,
35,000,000
25-year
15. 1977 20.000,000
20,000.000
35-year
1982—
40,000,000
40,000.000
34-year
15. 1988
30,000.000
30,000,000
36-year
15, 1991
30,000,000
30,000.000
29-year 4%'/r
debs., due Jan. I, 1986
35,000,000
' 35,000,000 - .
Capital stock «par $100;
4.000.000 shs.
3,676,228 shs.
UNDERWRITERS
-The
underwriters
named below have severally
agreed to purchase frcm the company the following respective principal
15, 1974
debsi, due March
3ft% debs,, due Dec.
3% debs,, due Oct. 1,
3Ve'r debs., due Dec.
3'/«% debs., aue Nov.
3%
25-year
in
,
As
1,650,000
Francis
Co.
1,650,000
& Co.—_
1,650,000
duPoht
I.
Stone
Hayden,
&
Co.
G.
H.
Dean
Baker,
C.
W.
De
1,100,000
Lang)ey <fe Co
.
Struthers
Wood,
Courts
At
1,100,000
Co.1,100,000
&
Co.
Ac
Gooabody
H.
Hentz
E.
F.
directors
The
into
.
price
in
an
stock
per share.
will be offered
record
receive
Caldwell
Co. .I.'
each
for
the
at
The
be
prior
into an agreement with
an
under¬
Harriman Ripley Ac Co., Inc. They will
purchase at the subscription price of S100 per debenture lor resale
such debentures as are net subscribed for pursuant to the subscription
of
corporation
has
syndicate
headed
Oblates
104%
1,
1961
Nov.
bonds
be
to
are
PROCEEDS—The
tion
program.—V.
184,
As
by
secured
net
Asset value
The
market
at
share of
per
outstanding Dec. 31, 1956
;■'■■■ %%■:'.
y
Bids
be
noon
(EST;
ment
trust
1957
in
to
ment
to
are
equal
this
by
'
.
\
'
•;
•
Hi^h
Inc.,'
School,
Co., West
thereafter and
may
redemption
application
by
there shall be no premium.
used
a
'
•
16
the
lor
including Feb.
secured
$16,909,000.—V.
by
i^stc'lments
1972.
of
of
$155,000
from
1,
Aug.
estimated
31,
Northwest
Oil
&
Corp.,
Billings,
Mont.—
at
corporation
Dec.
on
filed
26
letter
a
notification
of
with
the
covering 150,000 shares of common stuck (par $1) to be offered
per share, without underwriting.
Tne proceeds are to be used
on
contract for
a
purchased
and working
property
capital.
company
Jan,
on
offered
8
Jan.
share
each
for
written
A. C.
by
of
The
the
is
The
during
offering
be
in
received
be
to
the
used
company's
of
for
borrowed
expected
proceeds
of
balance
said
the
of
is
the
to
proceeds
will
new-
under¬
details
financing
by
mortgage
3%
series
of
note
be
o.
which
have
TO
185,
also V.
due
1978
3 Va'/o
series
due
cut
during
of
for
operations
1957
1957
to
reoay
construction
.not
and/or tem¬
determined.
been
PRESENT
FINANCING
to
pay
a
at
on
7,
Co.
1978.
of
company's
coal
1958;
1957,
the
estimated cost of installino, addi¬
of expanding coal production
at
The
thereon.
coal
portion of (he
for the
purpose
Cumberland No.
company
mines
3
mine.—V. 184,
p.
to
proposes
>■
coal
and
1933
800 000
due
1983
1916.
i$?00
.
4|/?% series
series
*The
amount
1940
is
to
i suable
DIVIDEND8—The
800,000 shs.
under
the
$50,000,000
in
company's
principal
595,320
indenture
amount
at
dated
any
one
has
paid
dividends
on
its
quarterly
through
through
dividends
June
Sept.
2oc
Aug.
per
1,
1,
share
of
1952;
1952
and
irom
Aug
time
1,
20c
1948;
per
quarterly
12%c
share
March
beginning
dividends
through Dec.
1,
1,
1956
share
per
of
1955;
to
on
March
22»aC
and
dale.
stock
common
^s: duarftrly dividends of 22'%c per share beginning
and
shs!
series.
company
The underwriters
sale
A
per
May
Dec.
1,
1,
1949
share
quarterly
Dividends
1
1948*
and
begin¬
dividends
on
on
Jan. 9
competing
from
Ar
A:
L.
Co.
400,000
Inc..
175,000
Co
Noel & Co.
300,000
Inc.-—
400,000
Co.,
Wright Ac Co.
Inc.
175,000
100.000
—
Yantis
S.
F.
47.
75.000
150,000
-
Ac
Co.,
150,000
Inc.
Telephone
Telegraph
&
Co.—Definitive
De¬
tiie
15,
,
debentures due Aug. 15, 1991 will be avail¬
14, 1957 in exchange for temporary
outstanding.
The exchange will be made at
First
National City Bank of New York, 2 Wall St., New York
N. Y., and at The Bank of California, N.A., 400 California St.,
Francisco
San
3%%
184,
Calif.—V.
20,
p.
2328.
Co.—Acquisitions—
Insurance
acuircd the
of New York
of Caledonian
Insurance Co. of Edinburgh, Scotland, and Netherlands Insurance Co.,
Est.
1845,
Ltd.,
of
The
Hague,
Holland
which will continue
to
participate in the business of the Peerless Group.
Glore, Forgan &
Co. assisted in arranging for these acquisitions.—V. 184, p*.
1231.
announced
was
capital
rnd
and
SEC
1956,
8,
stock
share,
will be
per
in
this
comnany
has
Co.
Insurance
Stales
uniieu
tne
Co., Dallas, Tex.
Letter of
—
that
the letter
of notification filed
covering a proposed offering of 11.500
through Newborg & Co, New York,
announced
Oct.
en
common
of
$25
ousiuess
Withdrawn—
iccently
was
the
tire
Life Insurance
Peerless
It
that
8
M.
on
Caledonian-American
of
stock
Hartford
Notification
pari
(no
withdrawn.—V. 184,
1585.
p.
Tool
Plonib
See
Industries, Inc.—New Name—
Tool
Pendleton
on
Offered—Hal-
Jan. 10 offered
Lehman
award of the bonds at
won
on
competitive
bid of 101.22%.
a
each-
The
for
5V-i't
a
below.—V.
Co.
184,
2672.
p.
*'*
The
bonds
new
ranging from
On
to
will
the
redeemable
be
at
redemption
prices
prices receding
general
to par. and at special redemption
plus accrued
par,
date,
same
interest
in
each
ease„
underwriting
an
headed
Securities &
shares of 6.16%
Co.
at $102.62per
a
The group
offered
series
publicly
preferred
Co.,
Inc.,
new
issue of
($100
par
share, and accrued dividends, to
award of this issue
won
per-share bid of $100.0599 for
&,
a
stock
Salomon
Bros.
Ai
Hotter
on
A'
The
to
preferred
new
and
stock
will
be
redeemable
including Jan. 1, 1962; at 1065*'"
1.
each
per
109V'a%
at
•mare
per
thereafter and
share
until
case.
1967;
and
104r,u%
at
thereafter,
plus
accrued
net
dividends
ditures
for
planned
for
1956
1957
estimated
were
and
$53,571,000
BUSINESS—Company is
service
in
the
states
of
an
the
at
for
agreement
The
$29,156,000
Eletro Cloro, S. A f
in Brazil the new
catalytic piocess for making ririd polyethylene.
grant? Industrias Quimicas L'.etro%Cloro
exclusive
Phillips
patents
this new lam ly of
and
knowledge
technical
for
plastics.
of
Brazil
in
pro¬
Solvay & Cie with headquarters in Brussels,
Belgium,
had previously
been granted exclusive rights to use this
process in Italy.
Phillips is new starting operation of the first unit of its 110.000,000
pound a year plant to produce its new polyethylene at
its Adams
Terminal
chemical 'manufacturing site on the Houston Ship Channel.
The
—V.
parent
185,
company.
47.
p.
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—Bids Jan. 24—
The
company,
(EST)
to
noon
of
$6,720,000
to
15,
The
1958
at
equipment
in
to
Lexington
466
Jan.
on
mature
and
Feb.
15
1972,
receive
24
Ave.,
bids
York,
New
tne
for
.
Y.,
N.
purchase
will
Irom
trust certificates to be dated Feb.
15,
equal annual installments cf $448,000
up
it
1957
from
inclusive.
will be used to finance about
$8,400,000 of new equipment,—V. 184, p.
proceeds
80% of the
2672.
cost
of
of
with
$51,822,000
Pittsburgh Railways Co.—Tenders for Bonds—
The
22,
Pa.,
tenders
for
Jan.
1970 to
at
public utility supplying electric
Washington, Wyoming, Montana and
Commonwealth Trust
burgh
1958.
operating
Oregon,
current sale
Co.—Licenses Brazilian Firm—
has licensed Industrias Quimicas
subsidiary of Solvay & Cie, to us?
Brazilian
use
in
the bonds and
the preferred shares, together with the proceeds of a concurrent sale
of $12,000,000 ol
first mortgage bonds and other
funds will be used
by the company in its con true h n ■>-*nr and to retire bank bor¬
rowings, up to a maximum of $10,000,000.
Tot-1 construction exocn-proceeds of
extruded
new
company
company
Pliillios-developtd
about.
PROCEEDS—The
the
The
Phillips Petroleum
This
Co.
(jointly), submitted a competing bid for the preferred stock of $100,289
per share lor the issue with a $6.40 dividend.
Jan.
for
Jan. 9
Weld
White.
equipment
Teflon constructions rounds out the
cables for all electronic and electrical
has been manufacturing wire since 1820
and wire types ebaring the PIW label now range from sub ri natures
hook-up wires to multi-conductor control cables.—V. 184, p. 2672.
dividend.
6.16%
a
and
completion of plant expansion
the
production of Teflon
announced
2
new
line of quality wires and
applications.
ducing
group
of
of
Production
company
the
107.65%
1 Q2.G5%
Jan.
011
wire.
insu'ated
bid' of 190.4997%
for the bonds as 5:!ss was received
Brothers, Bear, Stearns Ar Co. and Salomon Bros, Ar
An Eastman Dillon-Kidder, Peabody group bid 100.779
coupon.
company
installation
and
Hutzler (jointly).
4,SCO shs.
5,740 shs
value)
par
authorized
limited
outstanding,
'
—*
($3
Light Co.—Securities
&
1987, at 102.643% and accrued interest, to yield 5.20%.
offering was oversubscribed and the books closed.
Blyth
26.090 shs.
(19501
stock
1,
with
72,300 shs.
_
series
Common
Co.,
150.000
—
Co.—_
presently
at
17—
This
1,500 000
.
value)
par
5,4*.
5'/4 %
Ac
Alstyne,
Arthur
...
Ac
delivery on and after Jan.
lor
with
Co.—Bids Jan.
Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates
rey,
yield 6%.
1.30oio00
ttrint
stock
Van
Ac
Weeden
100,000
debentures
transportation
$12,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, 5%% series due Jan.
value)
l.oooiooo
series due
Power
Union
700 000
3.30%
(short
Thomas
125,000
Definitive 38-year
able
at The
90,000
700000
700 000
scries
125,000
Ac
Wells & Co.—
Pacific
use
jointly by Kidder, Peabody & Co. and Eastman, Dillon.
600 000
1S83
pfd.
—
bentures, Ready-r,.v.
It
with its
of an application
company to
issue
shares
40.000
Unit-
share, during the years 1957 and
given interested persons until Jan. 21,
Muskingum
company
Pacific
from
$6,275,000
—
due
loan
Strauss
S.
J.
Co.
Ac
.__1
Strcud
...
p.
Nicolaus
300,000
Co.—
Ac
Stokes
Co...__
Ac
,
250,000
Inc.
300,000
Coe
Ac
Brothers
Walter
350,000
300.000
Hutchinson
185.
Deane
Scribner
250,000
Co.——..
Ac
Mullaney,
First National City Bank of New York, 2 Wall
St., New York
15, N. Y., will up to 10:30 a.m.
(EST) on Jan. 17,
receive bids for the
purchase from
P of $20,COO,000 lirst mortgage
bonus due Jan. 1, 1987.—V. 184. p. 2785.
$50,000,000
—
series
Cumul.
...
Anderson
Masten
Mc-Master
—V.
joined
has
Co.,
in the filing
authorizing the coal
additional
and
the
Jan.
Coal
Oklahoma Gas & Electric
Outstanding
j.80%
Bank
Stifel,
Ac
shares
permanent
1978.
due
approxi¬
available
'
series
250,000
Co.
Ac
125,000
250.000
47.
p.
Increase Investment in
per
has
hearing
a
equipment
facilities
approximately
1978—
3V*'/o
will
1957.
360-d.iy
1957
.1.
that
the
its
debt securities
any
Jan.
provided
later
EFFECT
1973
citic
portion
during
on
remained
complete
by
^
bonds
due
series
a
program
$3.j 00,000
$1,500,000
required
to
provided
GIVING
3 !« ';o
ol
See
announced
an
$100
at
Muskingum
This
is
Authorized
ning
the
will be determined by competitive bidding.
order
an
Power
Commission
request
its
was
Ohio
for
Ohio
stock,
the
and
it
Central
SEC
to
capital
by the company from
for
anticipated
funds
and
note
be
to
said
It
construction
The
year.
financing,
•First
1947
giving
order
an
Stern
Sons
Ac Co
650,000
common
one
headed
construction
approximately
program,
CAPITALIZATION
I,
issued
has
4
1956, to request a hearing upon
of this company.
of the
financing, together with
from operations, will be used for
company,
sell
1957.
company
the
evidenced by
Is
to
4>*e
agreed to apply the proceeds
repayment of said note. As of
of
funds
Oi
the
loan
porary
tne
construction
program
'
Jan.
Singer,
250,000
150.000
Ac
Co.
Hughes Ac
—
Inc.
Co.,
100,000
Ac
Ac
300.000
Robinson-Humphrey
The
Co.___
Eiiis
E.
Inc.
Corp.
Marshall...—
Hentz
A.
Pressprich
Co.,
650,000
Michigan
Ac
Muckall
W.
Raffenspcrger,
300.000
Haupt
H.
...
Co., Inc.
Steele
01
Foster
Co.,
Ac
rate
underwriting terms
subsidiary,
before
or
on
bankers
and
to
cas.i
8950,000
*
FilEt
100,000
Pollock
E.
R.
800,000
100,000
Ac
Inc.
300,000
;
.
Ac
Colket
250,000
Co.
150,000
—
—
Wm.
350,000
Merle-Smith
A:
Inc.
,.:
Ac
Philadelphia Insulated Wire Co.—Expansion—
stock
Unit
1956,
$550,000
1957
tiie
20.
note,
for
mately
tne
held.
investment
proceeds
expenditures
gross
Oct.
bank
sold
of
expenditures
anticipated
require
4%>
net
common
construction
Ou
shares
Dick
Co.
250,000
Co
and
$300,000
Co.
Copeland
Pennington,
250,000
Co
A:
A:
Burnham
Allyn & Co. Inc.
sale
It
10
group
a
PROCFEDS-
of
stockholders
common
22, 1957 for 54,120 additional shares of
(par S3) at $15 per share on the basis of
stock
the
its
to
right to subscribe
Earth
Hanseatic
Kendall,
350.000
Co.__
Whipple Ac Co.__
Baxter
Ira
the
be
Co.—
A:
Northwest
Patterson,
1
Peerless
tional
Northwestern Public Service Co.—Stock Offered—The
of record Jan. 8, 1957 the
dri
18,
Pennsylvania Power Company,
and
$2
lor payment
SEC—
cash on- hand and
to
be derived
the company's 1957
construction programs (estimated at $54,944,000)
and for an
addi¬
tional $2,100,000
investment in the common stock
of its subsidiary,
with
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
SEC
Ac
Gregory Ac
proposal
Ohio Power Co.—To
Refining
Bache
subscription
the
at
proceeds
Tins
The
for
1957,
the
Net
2785.
p.
300,000
approximately
cost
to
Jan,
and
to
up
This
•"•nipment
new
184,
Pa.,
represents the first install¬
$14,160,000 of such certificates, which
1,
issue
be
to
a,
Equipments—
from it of $4,650,000 equip¬
oa.ed Feb.
1,
1957 and to
purchase
series
' *
f
%
Redpath
Freeman
With
Stock
1,100
1,100
Inc.—_
Co.,
Corp.
Pacific
100,000
Fauset,
retire $350,000
note payable
to
retire
100.000
Co
Arthurs, Lestrange A; Co.
Auchincloss, Parker Ac
R. S. Dickson
valued at $1,209,519.
be
1.650
'
Co.—1,650
Northwest
York
New
Halsey, Stuart A: Co. Inc. $1,600,000
Co..,
on
2.200
Marshall--.
Ai
reported,
stock
common
■
Jan.
2.200
2,200
Milwaukee Co
below"
Allison-Williams
J.
American
by
Co.„_.
&
2,200
Co.
At
company
Bacon,
it is proposed to offer the 580,613 shares oi'
by
common
stockholders of , record
of one additional share for each 10 shares
then held.
The subscription price to stockholders and the, pri<?e of
unsubscribed shares
to
underwriters will be fixed by the company;
previously
As
184,
announced'
until
financing
The
Lemon
purchasers named below have severally agreed to purchase from
the
respective
principal amounts
of new bonds
set
The
Co.—
to
Johnston,
8,300
.
& Co., Inc.
Co
Wells
Hallgarten
1.843
on
persons
stock
Co.:...
Ac
are
A;
Hentz
9.240
A;
3.850
Co.
Ai
Robert W. Baird
H.
•
Ac
property
proceeds
Hirsch
11,700
Webster Securities
&
Inc._,.____—3,850
Elair & Co.
11,700
..
Co
&
Cooley
Co.—Registers
it • was
SEC.
interested
' W'
'
• •
Philadelphia,
at
company
scrh'-nnnual
authorized
an
be
Jan.
on
and
of
received
certificates,
39
•,
'
company
common
$26.53
1,685,732.—V.
were
Western Ry.—Bids for New
&
will
mature
'
••
Norfolk
.
1955
$28.95
Peabody A: Co
Dillon, Union
Courts
of
Shares
Mullaney,
Inc.—
Co.,
Jan. 3 filed a registration statement with
SEC
covering 580,613
shares of its $12
par common stock
to
offered for public sale at competitive bidding.
The
$44,715,461
stock.
common
shares
total
2016.
p.
value
Edison
Ohio
The
1956
$48,806,041
31-
Dec.
of
assets
Stone
Crcen,
Niagara Share Corp.—Asset Value Rises—
Net
Kidder.
of
shares
of
numbers
i'S'y5,940
Co.1.848
agreed
severally
have
respective
'
Shares
or
case
below
named
from the company the
preferred stock set forth below;
thereafter at 100% ; together with
In
case.
purchasers
purchase
new
&
direct obligation serial notes, to
$100,000 and for other corporate purposes.
of
2838.
p.
1056.
Kormendi
outstanding
financing
this
of
30,
PURCHASERS—The
to
7,040
1''59;
1,
Mav
102% ; and
each
in
interest
before
or
on
at
proceeds of building fund pledges,
The
by
will be applied to the payment of
$30,000,000 of bank loans and the balance to the company's construc¬
proceeds
of shares issued
Ladenburg, Thalmann Ai Co.
offering.
The
Nov.
property, earnings and other provisions of the
^Inclusive of $2,200,000 payable within one year.
under Employee^ Stock Purchase Plan after
by
indentures.
SExtlusive
Phillips Co,c:.—1.818
Wilmington, Del., and
Sales,
Francis de
St.
of
at
redeemed
to
accrued
entered
.The
writing
limited
•Issuance
53.759,563 shs.
3,800.000 shs.
value
par
Pacific
guaranteed
unconditionally
b:
to
are
90,000 shs.
i$6.50
Foster
1971, at 100% and accrued interest.
1,
9.835 shs.
%
stock
7.040
Sales
de
200 000 sh.s.
7,040
As
126.533 shs.
126 533 shs.
value)
par
Stearns A: Co....
Equitable Securities Corp....
Shaughnessy
Francis
St.
($100 par value)
(S100
Lear,
;
on
bonds
Province,
Mohawk's common stock¬
on
Jan.
10, 1957. They
common stock held. Twenty-
Niagara
of
series
"mortgage
the
of
-29,'9(i9
cumul.
New preferred
Shields
2785.
p.
ing Nov.
and will be
conversion
business
share
.4.52%'
in¬
1.848
Chiles-Schutz
-
7.391
7.391
Inc.
Co.,
VS. 500.000
in
due
"
Common
3.695
Jan. 4 offered publicly $550,000 of 4^2%,
4%% and 5% first mortgage bonds dated Dec. 1, 1956,
and due semi-annually from May 1, 1957, to and includ¬
of
debentures.
7.3)1
due semi-annually
1953
to
pfd.,
Co..—
Ashmun Co
Inc.-
As
As
Bend, Wis.,
principal amount
of
Arms.
S.
Outstanding
S10G, 752.000
;
(3 V2% >
pfd. stock, cumul.
Serial
forth
Offering—
4•'&',>>
$100 will be required to purchase $100
The rights will expire Jan. 28, 1957.
live rights ami
Nicolaus
184,
to
close
the
at
right
one
Staats
of
debentures
of
R.
—V.
terms of an issue
of $46,224,200.
tne
bear
common
$31.75
of
The
holders
will
will
and fixed the
principal amount
interest coupon of
of the corporation
approved
10
Jan.
on
debentures
convertible
P.
C.
FINANCING
PRESENT
;
note
stallments
Corp.
Inc
J.
7.391
$8,117,000.
was
TO
Authorized
_
(3 Vi % )
notes
1961
5%
EFFECT
12.000,000:.
Installment
3.695
As
7.391
Company,
Oblates
Power Corp.—Debenture
Serial
1.848
Wood
E.
operating
of
95%
bonds
6.467
As
150,000
—
New
Co—_—
As
Corp.
Cleveland
As
150.000
Co
Harold
Collins
series
Outstanding
to
income
net
and
mortgage bonds:
Co.
Podesta
about
for
1951-1955,
period
year
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Eastman
Toledo, Ohio—Bonds Offered—B. C. Ziegler &
debentures
eonvertiole
The
200,000
Inc—
Co.,
Ac
&
Julien
t 8.315
William
2838,
p.
Niagara Mohawk
of
Talmage
12.934
Inc.„„..—t_
Co.
As
First,
Cruttenden.
(Inc.j
Kalman
750,000
Cu.——
Ac
Hutton
—V,. 184,
Loewi
Stifel.
Tyson
Hanrahan
750.000
Co.-..
Co..,
&
18.699
Inc.._„_
..
&
Dabney
Allyn As Co..
The
>_~
750,000
7o0,000
Co., Inc.
Dickson &
R. S.
Townsend,
p.,.,750,000
_v.
C.
Central Republic Co,
Blair & Co.
Inc.
200,000
Co.—200,000
Stitro Ac
Shelby Culloin Davis &
A.
lnc
Winsiow,
<fc
VoO.OOO
C'o.„>
which each
respective ••'percentages of the unsubscribed stock
agreed to purchase are as iollows:
-
severally
five
$47,680,000.
to
amounted
«First
Securities
300.000
300,000
250,000
Loeb & Co.,
V»iiislow, Cohu Ac Stetson
Dooiittie & Co.—;
— \
Grace,
Whiteside, West
1,100,000
Inc.
Shearson Hammill & Co.
Inc.
NewLurger,
The Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
lias
300,000
800.000
-—— .—.
Kidder A; Co.,
M.
A.
purchase from? the company such of the shares of common
are not subscribed
lor upon the exercise of subscription war¬
The
rants.
and
Bond
Corp.
and
gas,
to
stock as
Bod inc..300,000
&
Indianapolis
Share
agreed
Townsend,
Haven
Crouter
1,650,000
1,650,000
1,100,009
Witter/v Co
Weep & Co
500,000
300,000
Pairish &
Carolina Securities Corp.
1,650,00U
Presspricii & Co.
Walker &i-Cd
W.
' 500,000
&
1,650,000
—
R.
Bissell
Marks
M.
Laurence
Raid
Laird,
its
sale
the
air
In parts of its service
service, steam heat and
Ore.
telephone
accounts
service
the company's total
operating
revenues
increased
Irom
$33,088,000
to $44,360,000.
Net
income
in
these periods
was
$5,067,000 and $6,783,000. respectively.
F'or
(lie
12
months
ended
Oct.
31,
1956,
total operating revenues
the
EARNINGS—In
city in
one
operating revenues from the sale of electricity.
of natural gas, 9.2%
from the sale oi liquefied
0.3%
from steam heating.
At Oct. 31, 1956
the company supplied electric service at retail to
37,810 customers
in
98 cities,
villages, and unincorporated communities and in rural
areas.
At the same dab. the company supplied retail natural gas
service
to
16,579 customers
in three cities, liquefied
petroleum air
gas
service to 7,094 customers in
three cities, and central steam
heating service to 46 customers in one city.
'
,
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
named
below
have severally
of
64.8%
from
L5.7U
petroleum
500,000
Inc.
& ' Co.,
Fulton
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.—1,650,000
in
12 months ended
the
mately
$750,000
_
Madison, S. D.
heating service
sveam
its load building program, the company sells appliances.:
Oct. 31. 1956, the company derived approxi¬
ol
part
For
Kean, Taylor Ac Co.,,—
750,030
McDonnell & Co..750,000
Biunt Ellis & Simmons.
500,000
2,I2o,000
&
Lemon & Co.
Johnston,
$2,475,000
Corp.
Co.,-.—
Brothers
Dodge
supplies
also
company
and
Brookings
cities,
other
two
The
debentures:
The First Boston
Lehman
Clark,
It
Portland.
of
provides
also
Electric
revenues.
South Dakota.
_
the
of
amounts
is a public utility engaged principally
distributing and selling electric energy in
also distributes
and sells natural gas in
company
Dakota.
B,
-
-
4Mj%
mortgage
due
series
series
bonds,
mortgage
due
First
.
in generating,
eastern South
Grand Island,
Kearney and North Platte in Nebraska.
Until recently the company
distributed and
sold liquefied petroleum air gas in Aberdeen, Huron
and
Mitchell. South Dakota, but in November 1956 commenced
con¬
version to natural gas service in those three cities (which has been
completed in Aberdeen and Mitchell and is expected to be completed
in Huron in January 19571
and also- inaugurate 1 natural gas service
Tiie
transmitting,
Outstanding
Authorized
city
(he
company
service.
water
subsidiaries.
no
PRESENT FINANCING
EFFECT TO
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
the
area
company,
whose
principal office is located at
incorporated in Delaware on Nov. 27. 1923. It has
D..was
Including
Idaho.
have
quarterly.
paid
BUSINESS—'The
$33,812,4o4,
cumulative preferrg^stock
company's, outstanding
the
of
been
195J.
the
1,
the
will
up
to
sale to it of
an
Co.
3
5%
of Pittsburgh,
p.m.
(EST) on
first mortgage
312 Fourth
Jan.
amount sufficient to exhaust
prices not to exceed 100%
15,
Ave.,
1957,
Pitts¬
receive
sinking fund bonds due
the sum of
and accrued interest.—V. 184, p.
(Continued on page 43)
SI 17,842
327.
Volume 185
Number 5603
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
9
(149)
Per
DIVIDENDS
Dividend announcements
tables.
In
the
first
all
the
dividends
434%
lyment date,
-v
not yet
■'y;
.
'■
Name of Company
K.
A.
U.
Aeronca
Mfg., 55c-preferred
5*At%
preferred
Control
Avr
Akron,
28c
Products- (quar.)
Canton
k
Allied Control
% C : Extra
Co.,
__
<
Barge
American
:
Line
!
•
(stock
div.)
Business Shares—
1-15
••'•
'{ -Semi-annually
$1.25
2-18
'
Viscose
Class
„.;-*4Vb%
(N.
2-20
•
;
'
95c
1-21
' 12-31
1-10
12-31
2-1
I
(quar.)___
3-1
J56-y4c
Gas
2-
(quar.30c
Electrical IjKiustrles,, Ltd.-i_____
$0,035
& Charlotte Air Line
Ry. Co. (s-a)
:V. $4.50
Atlas Plywood Corp.,'.$1.25 conv.
pfd. (quar.)-,
31Vic
Atlas Sewing Centers, Inc.
(quar.|__^
v
Quarterly
August
>
dividend
:..
Thyssen-Huette—
(Equivalent to
Avalon
8%
Telephone
5Vi%
Co.
preferred
Avildsen
Tools
&
•
cash
.
.
V
iquar.)
Ribbon
Blue
Ridge
capital
Corp.;
investment
pfd.
*
.$1.50
80c
Calif.
$1
Linen
Mills
Ltd.,
1st preferred
2nd
partic.
Water
&
1-31
1-15
preferred
6c
preferred
preferred
preferred
Carreras,
.ord.
Ltd.
30c
receipts
Class
(quar.)
2-
1
3-
;
.•
:
Pittsburgh
Co.
Colgate-Palmolive
■
■,
$1.25
preferred
Columbia
1-
7
Columbus
&
1-25--
3-29
2-
1
2-
1
1
40c
"
$1.12>/2
2-8
87'/2c
3-1
2-8
-*
iquar.)_l_
A
.
-
iquar.)
15c
1-21
1-10
J20c
2-15
1-31
1-15
75c
2-15
1-23
3-30
3-14
1-15
1-
,
3'Vic
6%*
Ohio
pfd.
pfd.
(quar.)...
3
•'
2-
1
1-15
,
2-15
2-1
2-1
1-15
Electric—
preferred
(quar.)
$1.06
2-
1
(quarJ—;
$1.16
2-
1
1-15
1-15
1-9
6%'
Electric,
preferred
Concord
common
(quar.)
___y
V
iquar.)___
$1.50
Fund
Consolidated
Continental
17c
Bakeries
of
Canada, Ltd. (s-a)
Electrodynamics Corp.
(quar.)
Consolidated
Transportation
Lines
(quar.)
Day-Brite .Lighting (quar.)
Dennison. Mfg., common A (quar.)
Voting
8%
common
debenture
.
stock
Disher
Steel
$1.50
70c
Products,
preferred
Donald Ropes
80c
(quar.)
& Wire
pref. B
Fund
(24c
Dreyfus
gains
and
6c
from
4.80%
preferred
&
Corp.,
7
1-18
3-14
3-
2-
1-14
3-
1
1
1
2-15
2-4
3-
4
3-
4
1-24
2-
4
2-
./
4
1-10
realized
earned
1
1-14
capital
income)
1-31
Iquar.t
lUc
2-15
1-31
2-15
1-31
5c
1-31
1-21
1-31
1-25
1-15
pfd.
iquar.)
2-16
3-30
3-19
4-
1
3-21
$1
7-
1
6-20
■
2-15
31 ViC
r___^
20c
_1_
2-25
1
1-15
2-
1
1-15
2-
1
100%
$1.06»/4
)
1
3-
1
2-
.
1-31
6-14
30c
9-30
30c
"■
12-20
1-30
1-24
$1.14
$1.10
.-
2-
•
6 Vic
1-31
1-17
1-15
12-31
25c
1-25
1-17
investment
Irom
of
portfolio
York
of
Yuba
securities
Insurance
State
Electric
during
(s-a)
&
pfd.
23c
46c
&
75c
2-
1-21
7
2-15
1-18
4-
3-
1
$1.12Vi
4-
1
3-
$1.12 Vi
4-
plus
8c
dividend
8
Stock
ACP
(quar.)
Northwestern
Utilities,
preference
Nunn-Bush
OJd
Shoe
pfd.
(s-a)
Stock
National
Class
1-1.3
J 25
Outlet
(quar.)
class
Steel
Affiliated
East
63rd
Street,
preferred
(R.
1
1-21
2-
1
1-21
Ontaric'Loan
k
Debenture Co.
<extrat__
$1.25
2-
15c
1
1-21
3-15
3-
9
1
3-18
1-31
1-15
2-28
2-15
4-
3-30
3-15
25c
2-15
2-
1
1-31
1-
7
3-
2-
8
realized
during
1956,
;
26c
62 Vic
iquar.)
Fields,
1
25C
1-17
20c
Inc.________
1-31
2-15
1-25
this
week,
these
being given in tha
Co.
$.009
5%
1 9/10c
plus
this
1-25
1-
4
4c
12-31
1-14
.
12-24
1-14
12-24
(entire
Jan.
on
of See.
share,
per
pfd,
conv.
Holder§
1-14
18
dividend)
33VaC
(initial)
1-18
15c
quar.)
(from net
Inc.
___I
C.)
1-22
12-21
1-22
12-21
of
Cement,-class
Co.
2-28
2-18
Amerada
Petroleum
20c
1-31
1-15
American
Barge
Goods
A
Ambrosia
Book
Co.,
5%
1-15
1-24
1-10
American
1-24
1-10
American
2-
&
1-15
American
Can
1-26
1-21
American
Distilling
2-
1-21
American
Home
Co.
1-10
1-30
1-10
75c
(qudr.)
1-21
12-21
30c
93%c
3-10
2-20
4-
1
3-15
3-
1
(extra)___
pfd.
30c
(quar.)_-_
12Vic
1
1-30
50c
1-31
2l/a%
1-15
87J/2c
2-1
(quar.)
2-
1-31
2-
8
1-16
„
1-17
12-31
1-15
Co.—
—
(quar.)
Board
Cable
2-15
1-30
1(^c
——
Corp.
,
(increased, quar.)
Corp.
(monthlyI—
2-
1'
1-18
2-
9
1-25
30c
(annual)—
(quar.)
Products
8
1-18
50c
(quar.)-
Radio
12-
45c
-
Box
3-1
28c
kilF2*"
_1_
25c
Corp.
Extra
1-30
12-21
Ltd.—
j.
Co.
1-14
1-21
1-15
12M>c
(quar.)
-
Line
dividend
American
(quar.)
common
Manufacturing
Sugar
Minerals
2
6c
(quar.)
5%
Aluminum
Amalgamated
2-
525c
(quar.)
Canada,
of
preferred
America,
1
50c
-——
Corp., common
Co.
2-
investment
Business Machines, Inc. (qu*r.)
preferred
Aluminum
27V2c
—
-
Portland
Stores
$3.75
4%
Payable
$1.75
(increased
1-
1-18
of
Products, Inc.—
preferred (quar.)—
3-21
2
(annual)_________
When
Share
Co.
2%
1
1
1
-
redemption
l-ll
515c
2r
2%%
4-
1
1
1
2-15
1
Inc.,
50c
SI
1-18
2-
2-
75c
(quar.)_
Extra
2-
S2.25
1
2-15
7c
*
(payment
Stores
*
Allenlown
20c
Company
2-20
2-15
.
$1.06%
cash).—^
or
Fitch
&
Fund
income)
25c
A
1
2-
25c
2-20
3-
not
copv.
20c
Corp.,
3-11
3-29,
3- l5
Precision
Stock
B
1-15
1-15
$2
V
dividend
Allied
1
1-16
1
1
give tTie dividends announced in previous
yet'paid. The list does not include divi¬
we
for
Aluminum
2-
1
2-
60c
(quar.)
Gold
share
8
131
2-
2-
75c
(quar.)_________
securities
Der
8
Ltd.—
(quar.)
1-15
$1.37 Vi
(quar.)*
called
3
-
1.-15
1-31
40c
(quar.)_:C_
(qtiarri
Machine
Fund
$55
20c
1_
1-18
15c
:_
dividend
2834c
(quar.)
1-18
*
1-31
25C
(quar.)_
common
pfd.
of
Industries,
1-
Cement—
;
Wire
1
from
capital galas distribution of $.01>__
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp., class A
3-
Marine Insurance'(s-a)
Portland
1
2-
1
24C
and
a
1
$7
2-
$1
) ■'
Per
1-10
(auhual).
Quarterly
2-8
2-28
*
Name of Company
Allen
50c
933/4C
3-19
$1
t
auar.)_____________
'
25c
Northwestern States
Stock
1-
Gas—
Inc., con/mon.
pref.
(quar.i
Fire
1-30
1
2-
1
62 Vic
announced
$1.10
____j
2-23
4-
24c
profits
preceding tahle.
Acme
1956)._
2-15
1
•.
v
(monthly)
Consolidated
dends
Acme
Airlines
conv.
4
the
______
$7
1-
from
Common
(quar.)
_T_
3*4%. preferred
(quar.t_Il_^
4Va% preferred (1949 series)
iquar.)
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)____
Utility,
1-15
7
3-
25c
(quar.)
W.)
weeks and
at
25c
23c
inc.
New York Fire
New
payment
plui a distribution of
capital gains- realized from
net
sale
(a
7
1-
'J
67 Vic
(initial-quar.>__a*u-
common
in stock
(F.
ACF-Wrigley
Confectionery Co._'
1-25
3-11
gains)
,
conv.
41/4%
sales
Woolworth
issue
apnrovcd a
21-fov.i
.cn'jt
of
the com. shs.,effectlve on or about
Jan. 16.
Fund
7
1-
1-17
(quar.)
(initial
Yates-Ameriran
'
$0.0638
iquar.)
National. Airlines, inc. A quar,);
National Supply Co.—
1-
1-17
7c
1-15
i
1-17.
7c
Below
1-16
'
1-15
1-15
2-25
5-for-l
common
Stores
payable
1
1-16
•
1
1-31
6
52c
•
2-
3-15
$1.75
120c
____________
9-13
12-
9
5%
(From net long-term capital gains
6-14
6-28
1-21
,
a
Fund—
1-21
30c
1-31
65c
<
Wisconsin
3-15
7-15
1-
1-21
5%
Bankshares Corp.
from
2-T
3-29
1-10
1-15
1-31
25c
Monthly ;'
Monthly
1-21
30c
quar.)_
(quar.)
(qUar.
preferred
2-1
Fngland
12-31
37 Vic
>
V/isconsin
1
15c
England
1-15
—
series)
Co.,
Corp.
Winn-Dixie
1
52c
New
1-25
65c
Pacific RR. Co.
(quar.)
Willuir-Suchard Chocolate, -$5 pfd.
(quar.)
Wlllett
(Consider H.) * (quar.)_____________
1-21
2-
Universal
Wilson & Co.,
1-15
1-31
3-
40c
New
1-19
5
20c
Western
2-15
2-
1:15c
A
1-19
1-31
3-
$1.10
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Pipe Line Co.—
securities
Transit
4.80%
1-15
115c
class
1-13
2-15
17 Vic
:
series)
Valspar Corp., $4
Washington. Steel,
1
2-
1
2-
15c
Inc.,
1
1
1-31
30c
Valley Mould'.& iron,
'50c prior preferred
'
+
iquar.)
Fund-x-A.J___
23-
19c
(qupjv)
Inc.—
*5%' preferred
-
$1.12 Vi
3-1
87,ac
30c
7 Vic
Y.)______,
Y;)
United
1-19
2-28
Aberdeen
Income
1-21
12-31
61c
(Mass.)
iN.
net investment
income)
Fire Insurance (N.
1-15
Mutual
2
1-31
1-30
>
70c
;
1-
45c
S.
1
50c
<cvar.t
Pittsburgh RR.. 7%
U.
Abercrombie
1-22
$30c
<quar.(
20 c
Boston__
frQin capital
(quar.)
Corp.—
:
'
(quar.l.;
pfd.
■'
1-15
20c
$2
1-15
1-15
from
1-15
4%
20c
(16c
1
12-31
2-
•
Continental 'Fund
2-
Northwestern Steel
$20c
from
i,v
(quar.)
Oil
(1955
.2-1
2r
17y2c
12-31
sanctioned
Funds,
$1.20
Northwestern
i
pref.
4.56% preferred, (quar.)
Monongahela Power Co., 4.80% pfd. B (quar.)
"4.40% preferred ."(quar.)
4.60'%
Cloth. Ltd.—-
1-25
1-15
—
1-15
1-18
3-1
1-21
40c
$1.50
Co.
4%-pref.' (1956
United
1
1-18
1-17
4
(extra
$1.09
2-J5
1
2-
--5
preferred
1-18
Northern
6-1
25c
(Baltimore)
Aircraft
1-30
1-31
&
Mountain
1-25
2-15
10%
3-18
div.)
1
Northwest
J37'/2C
1-18
1
div.)______
2-11
$2.50
(quar.)
1-18
1
4-
Corp.
(stock
United
4%
C
2-1
.
.
2-
1-11
Ltd.—
Year-end
Brie
1-
1
20c
2-
A .(stock
1-30
Co.-—
iquar:)
Diners,
4
1-16 *
$1.18
B
2-11
25c
View
1-
1-25
2-15
$1.16
of
Inc.
Finance
$2.70
1-31
1-31
....
(quar.)
preferred
1-15
5
(quar.)
Propane Gas.—
preferred (1954 series)
2-
4.50%
5
$1
(quar.)_5
P.)
2-15
2bc
div.)
,
(s-a)____
Corp».'(quar.)r__'___L______
1
3-
40c
Roofing :(quar.)
United
1-25
V"S1
dividend,
Maid
3-
3-15
1
20c
Minute
25c
(quar.)
Washing Machine
Fquity
1-25
2-
3-4
5°c
preference
(stock
Dupuis Freres, Ltd., class A
F'asy
9
$2
Co..
A
common
partic.
17'/ac
1-
40c
fquar.i
class
10c
1-15
40c
Construction
convertible
$25c
12'_>c
(quar.)
Betroit & Cleveland Navigation.-..
Di Giorgio Fruit, class A
(quar.)____.
Class B (quar.)
Doeskin
60c
}■'
$1
(increased
3-11
SI
2-
Mississippi Power k, Light, 4,36% pfd. (quar.)
1-15
preferred
Concord
2-15
2-11
'
3*
35C
Colorado
Common
1
Stockholders
4'A%
Co.
_
1-14
1-31
1-15
'
(monthly)
•Midwest Piping
Mountain
$1.06y4
2-
1:15c
prcference______J7—
^leyer-Blanke Co.* (extra)
-
37%c
iquar.)
2-15
2-20
1:30c
Partic.
-1-31
J25c
1-17
3-12
-
11-27
p___$2
$4.25
Co.,
1-11-
87>/2c
(quar.)
Corp.,
-
1-31
40c
$1
& Scott
1-28
2-15
1-15
4%
A—
.%iarterly 1__
Quarterly
Quarterly
'Mexican Eagle Oil, Ltd.
Ordinary"J_
3-5
3-1
*4.65%
.
Stock
1-18
4-1
4
1-
32 Vic
Merrltt-Chapman
1
20c
35c
split of
the Company's stock. Next
step is the
approval of the Canadian Parliament.
Tri-Continental Corp.—
12-31
Merchants & Manufacturers
Insurance (N. Y.)
RR. .Co.—
3c
Co.
3-
80C
Trust
Stockholders
—
(quar.)___
Co, of America
3-12
1
Trans
,
2-15
1-15
1-15
10c
•
50c
-
common
Meier & Frank
.
<quaT.)___________
Edi'son
preferred
20c
1
15c
A "jquar.) _Z_—.%i—
(stock dividend)__
(initial quar.)
Co.—
7%" preferred
(quar.)
Toronto Elevators, Ltd.
1-11
tioc
Corp.,;
4',4%
'
2-15
-V
2-15
$1
t
B
1-21
1-21
'
2-14
1
10c
Ry.
1
1
2-
Class
20c
Louis
1-21
22-
2-
■Class
3-1
1
,
partic. -pfd.
1
59c
-
30c
St.
&
Graln^ "class
McGraw
1-16
.
1
2-28
i
preferred
1-10
2-
59c
5%
Holdings, 5%
preferred
Mead
1-1(3
2-
;
'
T
Co.,- common
Southern
60c
;
2-
3-
Extra
1-21
35c
25%
(quar,)
Quarterly
3-12
■$ 1.03V*
$2
A.
McCabe
2
(quar.)
Terminals
1-15
1-
Henderson
noncumulafciye
R.
1-25
2nd
Time
1-15
2-25
59 %c
(qua&hl___r_^______i___-,_
Tobacco
(J.
1-10
1
1
22 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Massachusetts. Jnaqmnity & Life Insurance-
1-21
i
3V2%
preferred (quar.)
Collins Company (quar.)
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp.—
Columbia Pictures
5%;
M.
1-31
$1.50
1
23-
1 Vic
common
J
preferred
Tilo
'
Louisville,
1-15
1
1-15
Bottling. (St. Loulst
J.)
1
2-
2-15
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware, Ltd., class
(B.
2-
10c
2-
20c
(quar.)
Pipe Co.,
preferred
"
1-21
2-15
7%^Tegular guaranteed (quar.i.
Coats (J. & P), Ltd. Abler.
shares__^_:_____
Coghlin
'
15c
,
Coca-Cola
1
5%
.__c.
.!
|.4%. special guaranteed
.
1-18
div.)3%
.
Cleveland &
1-18
9
2-
Illuminating Co.—
(quar. >
;
preferred (quar.
1-16
9
2-
"
tl3c
$1.25
(monthly
Common
(monthly)
8% preferred (quar.)„
'
div.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electric
3-8
2-
$1
$1.03
Joint
'
1-23
3:15c
Loan
Oil
5.20%
1-18
class
1-18
9c
quar.)
Surburban
1-10
Rubber & Tire',(quar.»
8%
V
1
1
50c
1
2-15
tl5c
(quar.
Therm-O-Disc.
4 V2C
Corp.,
(quar.)
preferred
J.)
Stevens
1-19
2-
Common
1-31
*:
Common
$4.50
2-15
37 '/*«
Cincinnati Inter-Terminal RR., 4 %
pfd.' (s-a I
City Stores Co:, common (quar.)___
;___
Cleveland
Lee
Lock
1-15
'
•
preferred
1
B
(Mary), Inc.__.
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR/ Co.
4V*%
> 2-
$1.05
(stock
(stock
$1.20
3-20
4-15
+8c
Inc.
(increased
Aviation
1-19
$1.25
Industries
2-
income)___^
Power, common (quar.)
(quar.)_____
preferred (quar.)
^Southwestern Electric Service Co.—
4.10% preferred (quar.)
12-27
$1.03'/«
dividend
I.aurentide Acceptance
8
1
2-
Stock
1-10
1
—60c
Light Co.—
Utilities
1-10
1
4-
(increased$20c
Chess
'
2-
J$1.06*A.
dep.
Century Food Markets
1-10
Apparel,
1
1-15
25c
X!
L'Aigjon
Lanston
1-10
2-20
J 15c
Co., new com.
Investment Trust
Stanley
2-
113c
(quar.
(quar.)
Semi-annually
1-10
v
2-1"
83/4%
&
1
net
iquar.)
Springfield Gas Light Co.
2-
1
(quar.)__^__%___.
(quar.)
1
4.72%
1-18
(quar.).____
Manufacturing Co.__;
Stores
3-
from
Co., common- (quar.)
convertible preferred (auar.)
7%
2-15
1
25c
Kresge (S. S.) Cmnpany (quar.)
Kysor Heater Co.
(auar.)
1::
.Lafayette National Bank, (Brooklyn, N. Y.)
1-10
1
33c
(quar.,)__________r._w___-__
preferred (quar.)
Cerro dC Pasco
2-
"$37 Vic
(quar.)__
com.
preferred
Chesapeake
2-
2-1
30c
Central-Illinois Securities Corp.—
$1.50 conv. pref.
(quar.)
Power
1-15
Ltd.—
Caterpillar iTractor, common
4.20% preferred (quar.)
4.20%
1-15
1
$1.75
40c
derived
System, Inc. (quar.).
Miguel Brewery, Inc.__
Skelly
2-15
1
60c
&
Corp.
1
2-
$0.3598
com.
4-
(quar.)_
Sierra Pacific Power Co., common
$'2.44 preferred A (quar.)__
2-15
3•
1
3-
87 Vic
31 V4c
(quar.)
Chemical,
6
4-15
1-21
Ltd.—
A
preferred B
Signature
1-15
3-
$1.093h
:
4%%- preferred
4V«% preferred
1-15
1
31'Ac
w
4%
1
1
2-
31c
20c
^u___
Sons*(stock dividend)
Aluminum &
Kobacker
2-
2-
25c
...
(E.)
Kaiser
1
J20c
(final)._l_
Central
2
120c
.
Amer.
1-
1- 9
3-18
1
$38c
(quur.)__
Ltd.
1-17
4-
Kerr
(increased)
Y.)
2-
4.72%
class A preference
.-iquar'.)______;
Inc.y common (quar.
preferred A (quar.
Kelite
shares
Canadian Oil Cos.,
50c
5%
2-15
(quar.)____
(N.
1
1
$1
Saratoga
Schenectady RR.-___
Security Banknote Co. (Del.)________i_i_-__
5
2-
1-21
3-
45c
Ltd.
(quarterly
Ryder
5
1-
1
(quar.)
accumulated
common
San
to
Jantzen,
1-18
2-
(quar.)l_-wrvTi
Special
1-21
3-1
.
35c
____
(quar.)___
pfd.
1-
1
2-
(quar.j__„____________
5
1-15
4
2-
62'/2C
(quar.)____
-v.
(R.
Southern
;
(quar.)__
conv.
;
1-18
-
1,.
1-15,
i
Inc.
Extra
2-1
95c
5%
'
Kahn's
(quar.)
4V4%
Syracuse,
2-
22Vic
preferred
Hudson Fund
Hussmann Refrigerator 4< qutir.
Interior- Breweries, Ltd., com. B
%
*1-23
2-20
$1
200%
_
Canadian Investment Fund,
Hotel
1-15
2-20
25c
,
(quar.)____-_
Foundries, Ltd.,
1-25
1
2nd
1-
1-15
21 «/4C
Products, Inc.—
class A (quar.)__
Holly Stores, Inc.,
;V.
(quar.
Iron
2-
$1.33
(quar.).
preferred
$1.32
2-15
Galion
$4.37Va
7
2-15
com.
preferred
Canada
2-7
2-
:
_____
$1.25
$1.25
2-28
2-28
^___
Corp.,
Products,
Shareholders
1-15
2-20
3-
25c
(quar.)____l_____L_________
Stores
4.75%
1-20
_____
55c
com.
,
1-15
1
25c.
Corp; (name changed
Heyden Newport Chemical Corp.—
,Common (initial quar.)_r.
:
3Vz%
preferred A
(quar.)
(quar.)31c
(quar.)
Telephone,
1
2-
:
.
7% preferred
Heyden Chemical
1-2
1-15
(quar.)—
pfd.
2-
512 Vic
i.
5.y2% preferred.F (quar.
1-15
net
% *'
$1.20
,
1
1-31
preferred
Hercules
net
from
•.
Biscuit, $1.25 preferred
Caldwell
2-
1-31
J62Vic
from
(quar.)_____-^__i_^_^i._^__
Burry
(quar.)
$1.50
7
$1.25
.
Textile Corp., common
(quar.)_,____
preferred A (quar.)
I
Rike-Kuinler Co.
Rochester Gas & Electric
(quar.)
Rockland Light & Power Co,—
Common (increased quar.
4.65% preferred A
Co.,- Ltd.—
A
1-11
$4
5
$1.12'/a
Amer.
dep. receipts deferred (stock div.)
Brockton Taunton Gas Co., common..:..,
$3.80 preferred (quar.)
Brown Shoe Co.
i
Electric
72c
class
1-
1-31
(quar.)_
Riegel
5
inc.ome)^_________________-__
;■
(quar.)
B (quai\)_i
4V<r%; preferred C (quar.)
2
30c
Bondstock Corp. (From investment income).
Booth Fisheries Corp., com.
(quar.)__»___i-__
t
.4%- preferred
(quar.)__i
Borax Holdings—
2-27
1-
6Vic
(accum.)-
13c
-
3-11
25c
1-
i
(quar.i____
($1.20
and
(quar.)-
...
1-15
30c
5%
8
4-10
°
27 Vic
10%
Fund
8
2-
4-30
o
1-15
_
19,36
2-
2-28
15c
25c
$1.12Mi
series)
Ltd.,
in
2-28
15c
62'/2C
25c
50c
Mutual
gains
1-18
1*16
(qaar.)_:__:
(quar.•
Blue
6
1-31
(quar.)__
*
(quar.)
(quar.)
iquar.)
dividends
2-
E
(New)
Co.
(quar,)_____
L'ght
1-18-
D
preferred
Aircraft
Chemical
6
preferred
5%
&
-A
2-
1-25
invest¬
(s-a)'__'_-_____i.L_i.
Ltd.,
1-2
Stock
.(from
1-18
preferred
1-
Beech
Inc.
6
$15
1
Owl
B
2-25
2-
5%
1-31
Best
2-21
'•
2-27 "
1-14
RR.—
B
Reynolds
$5
5%
2-1
(1947
1
2-28
3-13
13'/ac
(quar.)_
common
Inc,
and
Estate
Red
$50
.
1-15
OVic
preferred
$2
Real
5c
'•
com
Inc.,
Socle
Milk
.Class
1-31
3-
3-15
30c
common
Participating class
Participating
2-15
1-31
6l/»c
4Vi%
2-21
2-28
$35c
—
(quar.)
Fund,
Quinte
1-15
$343%c
——
common
RR..
F.).:Co,
Inc.—
(accum.)
Co.,
1
3-15
•
60c
(s-a)_
2-
3-15
1-18
25c
Ralston Purina
5%.
(accum.)
&
25c
Hawaiian
preferred
S.)
1-18
3-15
preferred
preferred
2-15
4-15
5%
(L.
1
1-15
.
J20c
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
Corp.,
preferred
current
1
2-
1-25
30c
(quar.'J-;___-"__^_r_%^l_c:_________
•
-
2-
2-15
47 ViC
Co.
Procter & Gamble
Northwest^—
1-J,
iJ.
.Ilajtz
Ltd.—
iquar.)_•___
4Vi %
Oil, ;class
preferred
1-21
i
7%
12C
6-15
5%
Ayres
the
B___u^_____:_______y_
5%.
2-15
3-15
(quar.)_
preferred
Pneumatic
1-19
9c,
1-25
3-28
(quar.)■__!
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.—
1-19
(quar.)___________
Shares,
Hartford Electric
'
1
1
2-15
$4 preferred
1-19
1
2-15
20c
52Vic
(quar.)
Cement Co.
Pillsbury Mills,
9
2-
Inc.-____-_'_ly___
Industry
Class B
(
2-
.
5%
•
1-18
1-
2-
income)
Hancock
2-20
1
1-15
32 Vic
(quaT.)
debentures
ment
2-
75c
27V2C
A_i__
2-15
'.
$1.75
80c
(quar;)
Western
Cement
Phillips^Jones
4-
$1.90
div.)
Machines
&
Harshaw
1
1-
Co._.
of
Transportation
Mfg. Co., Ltd., common
prelerred (qiiar.)_
Puritan
Bank -iN.' Y.)
7-
10c
1-15
1-25
of Rec*
50c
>
Philadelphia, Germantown&Noi-ristown
Quarterly
1-25
Holder•
Payable
-.
Airways,, Inc.__
Permanente
$0.2156
Income
1-24
1
Co>
World
1-13
J.)^—
;
Utilities
-
3-15
4-
10%
w__
__i
,
N.
debentures
Growth
11-28
1
2-11
10c
.<_±.
a
3-
Public
Bay
1-10
1-17
Atlanta
Peerless
When
Share
'
„
(quar.).
Pennsylvania Gas
Income
2-28
-
9
6c
Products,
Green
2-8
1
3-14
1-
4-16
Funds—.
Insurance
4.80%' preferred
v
.
...
tl5c
(quar.)
Louisiana
7%
1-15
17c
iquar.)
Telephone
Granco
1-22'
1-17
1
4
________
Life
Grace National
2-
50c
•'
•
3-
2%%
1
Mine, Inc
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
I
Associated
Stock
t
!
1-10
(quar.)_
3-15
Getchell
2-1
Co.
Paton
.
3.17%
City,
Bond series-
■
General
1-22
30c
•
*"
Parmeloe
4
„
->v
__
(quaii)
1-21
3-
series
Franklin
6
Y.)—
1
com.v
Telephone Co.—
preferred
Arkansas
"V
1-25
12-
*
American
1-31
&
Custodian
Pan
65c
2_.:
preferred
General
4c
-
w
Casualty,
Clayton &
A
1-25 ;
2-18
1-15
.
Anderson,
5;V'4%
2-15
Y.)—
.(N.
!___
^__
Income
3-1
Lighting
30c
iquar.i_a__,_'-^.J____L__________
Extra
Franklin
(quar.)31 Vic
Corp. (quar.)
j.
50c
preferred
Anglo-Canadian
1-25
C':'f-
_
Fidelity' &
American
■
1-25
2-18
2 Vi %
___
.Common
Pacific
3-15
.____
(quar.)__.
Electric, (quar.)i
Gear'&• Machine Corp.—
Bros.
Name of Company
2-15
20c
iquar.)
Trust
dividend-
,
1-10
2*18
>
7c
;
Equitable Assurance Co.
American
1-15
&
Per
of Rec.
1
l .'/i %
Sterling,., Inc.," 7%._ "preferred
Foote
r'
25c
(From investment Income
i
American
1
Bank
3-
$1.1834
:
Fitchburg Gas
1-14
2-
15c
Participating
1-18
;
$1.25
H older»
Association—
Bank, (Jersey
Stock
1-14
25c
quar.)__
(increased
com.
1".
1«
15c;v-
Youngstown RR. jextra)
1
2-
7% ;partic.-pfd_
(s-a)14c'.-1..
American
v
(quar.K__^_.
Mortgage
dividend___'
First-National
Firth
2-
•»
Payable
(quar.)___
div.)_
Stock
1-21
2-
14c
National
Federation
oJRec.
1-28
50c
(quar.)
(stock
Exeter & Hampton Electric Co.
Holder»
Payable
-
pfd.
(quar.)a_____
Millwork
Federal
v'.
52c
5%
When
Share
"
••
Monthly
When
Share
;
Rayon Mfg. Corp.)—
'
deposit receipts (interim.
Atlums-Millls Corp.
-(quar.)^_.-.,;__'_.;_^;__:h__
r
Resistor Corp., common
(quar.)
$1.20 preferred
(quar.)__*1
(United
-American
'
Eiie
reached their
Per
Company
preferred
Empire
an¬
nounced during the current week. Then we follow with
second table in which we show the
payments previ-
iusly announced, but which have
Name of
Empire District Electric,
grouped in two separate
are
indicate
we
>
•
1-22
12-27
50c
2-15
1-24
40c
1-28
±-18
35c
2-
1
1-14
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
97 l2C
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar. !____.
American-Marietta Co.. common
5%
2-
1
1-13
6'V
preferred
$1.25
2-
1
1-18
7preferred
(quar.)
$1.12 Va
3-
1
2-18
American
Natural Gas, corn.
Common
$4.50 preferred
preferred
5%
Wire
Ansonia
12-21
I-
Campbell
1-
6-26
■!
1-11
Canada
12-28
Canadian
1-15
12-31
Canadian
(quar.)
Drawn Steel,
2
Canadian
Fairbanks Morse Co.,
1-
1-15
1-15
(1955 series i (quar.)—
Apex Smelting Co. (stock dividend)—;
Appalachian Elec. Power, 4%'- pic. < quar.»
4.50% pfd. (series with sink, fund > (quar.i
Argus Corp., Ltd., common
iquar.
$2.40
preferred
(quar.i————sr.-' $2.50
preferred
(quarii..—.
Arlington Corp. (annual"
Armour A: Co. (stock dividend)
-
$1.31%
3-22
5%
1-25
12-28
$5.25
preferred
dividend
Stock
4%%
teoc
2-
1
1-15
J62%C
2-
1
1-15
1-
Common
5%
2
from
(quar.)
pfd.
profits
(increased
75c
Clinchfield &:
1-15
12-31
Carolina
Power
1
2-20
1-17
11-28
3-
56V4C
'
Corp.,
Central
Aguirre Sugar (quar.i
Electric & Gas Co. (quar.i
1-15
12-13
Central
Hudson Gas
1
1-
2-
I
1-
2-
1
1-
$1.083i
2-
1
1-
Central
Kansas
93~?4C
2-
1
1-
Central
Public
f25c
—
2-
1
1-
Central
2-
1
1-
Central
(quar.i —
fquar.i
Ltd.
stock
Steel
Autoaaobile
.Class
6
(quar.i
15c
1-30
1-14
15c
1-30
1-14
37 %c
1-30
;
(quar.)—
A
B
Baldwin
Rubber
Bale-rank,
Industries
Baker
Ohio
&
Common
iquar.)
common
1-15
12-10
1-31
1-10
1-15
12-28
$1.50
1-15
12-31
50c
3-14
2-21
6-14
5-16
Class
'
—
Cities
A
Y.»
Clasr
70c
<s-a)
1-15
1-15
Extra
1-
4V'2',■/)
2
Colonial
New
Gas
Pictures
1
3-
1
2-
1
Combustion
3-1
2-
1
Commonwealth
2-1
1-15
1 5
2
4-
5
Stock
5
3-29
22-
$1.50
'.quar.)
4-
1
From
1
12-31
3-
1
15c
2-
Benrtis
Wateh
JS%
9
Poods.
Best
it
Biddeford
Biltmore
Sinks
A
Bliss
Water
Ltd.,
—
preferred
$2.20
Co;
1-16
$2.06
1
1-18
$2.04
2-
1
1-15
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
50c
1-23
1-
2
$1,25
1-20
1-10
410c
1-15
12-19
1-15
12-31
1-14
12^31
'
v.;
(quar.)__
___
,.
25C
>
'•-'SI
.
(E.
W.) Co. (quar.)
Bros. Tobacco, common
50c
(quar. i_
6%
convertible preferred
convertible preferred
(quar.)
Borg-Warner Corp., common
3%%
preferred (quar.)
Bostich,
Inc.,
class A
CoM common
preferred (quar.)
4.25%
Bristol
Brass
British
Celanese.
Ltd.
$5
preferred
Extra
pfd.
;
3-tfO
60c
2-
1
1-
Consolidated
Paper Corp.,
4-
1
.
9
3-11
30c
1-15
70c
2-
1
2-
1
1-10
1-15
♦
;
40c
__
100%
:
±
(quar.)
-
__
1-15
2-
Consumers
1-
2
1
1-
4
4%%
4%%
Brooklyn Union Gas
Brown-McLaren
Brown
Ltd
Window
«quar.)
Inc.,
Mfg
Mfg.
12-21
2-
4$1.19
--
50c
1
1-31
2-15
3%«
:
1-17
12-31
2-
5c
—
4%
1
1-15
____t
,
2-
1-16
1-10
12-31
1
1-14
30c
2-11
1-14
25c
1-17
1-
$1
1-23
12-28
2-
12-26
1
1-
2
Cramer Controls
Extra
1-29
1-
9
Quarterly
Quarterly
Z-ZZ
Quarterly
Burroughs Corp.
(quar.)
Butterfly Hosiery Co., Ltd. (s-ar
;
Byers (A. M.) Co.; 7% preferred (quar.)
4-29
4-
9
Calaveras Land & Timber.^
Calgary Power; Ltd., common
California Electric Power, $3 pfd.
California Fund, Inc.—
capital
ordinary
.
income
and
gains)
Stock
3-
4
2-11
1-15
12-14
2-
1
1-15
5
1-
5
Estabrooks
preferred
from
7%
$
-15c
*
:
1*15'
12-
4
Cuban
H.)
2-
1-
1
6%
Co.,
*
5
2-
1
$1.12%
2-
1-15
class
A
1
1-15
1-15
12-17
35c
GOc
flOc
2-15
1-15
1-31
1-17
1-31
12-31
8
1-18
3-16
2-20
15c
62%c
12%c
—
2-
1
2-
2-
1-18
1
1-18
1-15
12-31
&
clas*
A
12-31
Fate-Root-Heath
Federal
Products
Asphalt
'Federal
1-15
Federal
1-15
12-
7
1-15
12-
7
1-15
12-31
3-
1
1-15
2-
4.60%
f 1.12V'2
4-
1
3-
4-
1
3-
1
2-15
1-15
Stock
37V2C
1-25
1-
2
$1.75
1-15"
1-
2-15
12-31
1-16
11-30
17c
L-16
10-31
(increased Quar.)
com.
50c
28%c
1-15
12-27.
3-15
2-27
22%c
22%c
$1.25
$1.25
$1.37%
12r3l
40c
1-15
1-15
1-15
1-15
1-15
1-31
4%
1-30
12-28
$1
1-15
12-31
(qua".)
(Wash,,
Finance. Corp.
C.l, class A <quar."_
E
(quar.)
,
preferred A iquar.)
preferred B tquar.)
5%%
prior preferred,
tquar.)
Federated Department Stores iquar.)-:
Fibreboard Paper Products—
1
$1.13
2
4%
"
dividend
on
common
preferred (quar.)
(special distribution from
—
net
1-15
12-14
1-15
12-14
$4
2-15
2-
1
realized from
sales of portfolio securities during
1956,
puyhbie in cash or stock!
1500 Walnut Street, $3 pfd. (accum.)
$4
s.xg
5-
1
Financial
g-15
8-
1
$2.25
$4
11-15
11-
1
1-
3
preferred
Fireman's
Fund
Corp.,
series
Insurance ,Co.
1-16
12-28
Firestone
i_i_6
12-28
1-21
1-
First National City Bank i N. Y > (increased)
Fischer & Porter, torn, (stock divld.)
7
Class
_.
Tire
Rubber
Ar.
1-19
1-9
ioc
2-
1
1-15
2-
1
1-16
250c
2-15
1-15
Fluor Corp., Ltd.
$2
3-30
3-15
Flying
3-
Food
(quar.)
Foremost Dailies—--
1
2-18
$1.75
4-1
3-15
$1.75
pfd.
7- 2
6-14
$1.75
~t $-27
25c
1-15
28c
■
(quar.)
:
—
-
(stock
common
Tiger
9-13
I-
3
,
.
1-15
12-28
65c
1-21
70c
2-
4
1-11
12-20
1-15.
2%
B
class
1-
1
1-15
100%
,
100%
and
com.
12-20
6-30
6-10
3-1
(quart)
30c
1-31
1-17
5%
1-15
12-15
2- 1
1-15
Lines
divid.)___
(stock
Chemical Corp
9Q%c
*
2-15
-
-—
/quar.)
-
,
•
(one sh. of Foremost Equipment
and Finance Co. for each
Foundation
1-11
5c
Machinery &
Stock diy.
1
45c
iou»»4..)
dividend)
on
4
2-
(initial)
3%% preferred
*
-
B
Stock dividend
New
3
1-11
2-
(San Fran.)
1
1-21
16c
Quarterly
12-
2-. 1
58c
(quar.)
A
4
2-15
7%c
56%c
common
40c
i_
1-11
$1.50
—
General
3%
preferred (quar.)
12-31
12-31
long-term, capital gains,
$i4c
(quar.)
12-31
12-31
Fidelity Fund, Inc.
$4
Ltd.
1-18
1-16
5%
1
1
3-1
5%
1-18
2-
17c
17c
(monthly)
Assn.
Services
D.
f35c
—
20c
Mortgage
preferred
Federal
12-31
3-
1
1-15
—'
National
Monthly
Monthly
1
2-20
$2.50
12-31
1-15
•
redeemable preference tquar.)
Insurance Co. 1 quar.i..
$1.40
12-14
$1.31 Vi
3-15
2- 1
2-28
4c
—
Federal Grain. Ltd.—
•
4-
4
4-1
"•
$1.04
;
(annuali
1-10
Co.
'quar.
12-31
12-14
60c
.
—. ■,—
1-15
1-15
2-15
il3c
'
Insurance
12-14
20c
Life
1-15
2- 1
1-30
$3
(quar.)
Traders
1-15
■
126c
81.50
25c
;
(quar.)
preferred
Quarterly
4
740c
:
iquar.)
4
112-
Lui.—
Co.,
iqc
Btlgar
1-
2- 4
—
(quak.)
Brewing
Class
preferred (quar.)
Atlantic
(T.
preferred
Farmers
17V2C
'
7c
4.16%
■:¥&<: ^
'4^5*''
A
Crystal Oil & Land Corp., $1.12
7 %
3-15
2-1
10c
1-
-'L>Y40ft ';' 1-15
c'u&r.)
(,quar.)_
Cuban-American Sugar—.
1% preferred
(qUar.)
3-15
1
1-21
_____
Federal Paper Board,
12-31
50c
; 1-10
1
4-
2Vi%
1
15c
1-31
8%
l-YO
1-10
5%
!_
quar.i
1
;40c
t$3.50
75c
(increased
2-
niunn."
(Canada)
£_■_i—_
(quar.)
Forster,
12-31
4-
$1.75
$1.50
iquar.)
2-
371zc
<quar.Hi—_
Crossett
Cruun &
1-28
$3
preferred (quar.i
5%
2nd preferred (quar.).—
Ero Mfg. Co. (quar.)
-
:
9
4
7%c
25c
1st
Falstaff
9
1-
12-31
■
50c
Products, Ltd.,
Stock dividend
6%
1-18
7-
1
10c
(quar.)
(quar. 1
5
1
12-21
2-
2
2%
5
2-
10-
Co..
1-15
2* 1
2-1
9 7/10c
3%
Seal
1-15
quar.)
—
1-
32Visc
1-21
&
1-
1-. 4
:X$i
dividend"
1-
Fairbanks
7-29
Cork
1-15
1-14
_•
(quar.i^
common
(stock
1
3-20
.
A
4
$1.50
,
pari
1
1
10-29
Crown
$2
2-
4-
—
class
1-
1-21
4
37%c
iaccum."
Co. (stock.dividend).
& Heating
(quar.10c
15c
Co.,
1-15
2-
Forge & Steel Corp.—
5
15c
B
12-31
15c
25c
(Mq.)-—
Manufacturing
5
dividend
Class
1-15
1»
1-10
25c
$1.75
Emhart
1-
Creamery Package Mfg. (quar.)_
Crestshire Corp. (annual);
150c
(quar.)
7
3
1-
$5.25 series A preferred (quar.)_
Investors, Ltd., class A_,
Cosmopolitan Realty
(quar.i..
9
1-
12-31
(quar.i
preferred (quar.i
Co.
1
Corporate
1-
&
51c
Common
"increased
quar.).—
7% preferred (quar.)—
Cornell-Dubilier Electric—
1-
1-17
1-30
(quar.)
"
2-
lOe
1-15
i20c
X93%c
B
Products,
4%%
I
15c
-
...
(quar.)
1
(actum.)——
Erie
Refining—
10c
Co.
1-25
A, (accum »
Kodak
t
<quar.).__
(quar.)
1-29
50c
Burgess Vibrocrafters
$6
A
par
Enamel
Industries
Products
1-10
$1.12%
"quar. )_^__
preferred
preferred
Eastman
;
10c
7
$7
12-31
1-25
no
Eastern States Corp.
12-26
1-15
"both
preferred
1
Ltd.
15C
Extra
(8c "from
Continental
1-25
Racing Assn.—
2-
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
Coty, Inc. (stock dividend)
'
&
preferred
preferred
$4.52
1-12
1-22
Ltd.—
'.initial
Employers Group Associates
(increased
quar.)
$4.16 preferred (quar.)___
Coin
Co., preferred
preferred (quar.)
Bunker. Hill Co. (quar,)_
Burger Brewing (quar.i
j.
Bullock's,
1-15
...
Telephone
preferred (quar.)—
preferred tquar.)
Co.— 4
preference
$1
iquar.).—37V*c
class
1-31
12-44
Ry.r-^
1
Common
$4.50
—
Power
first
6%
2-
iquar.)
Ltd., 50c
Water Co.,
4
1-
1
1-15
30c
is-a)
"
common
1
—
Consolidated
Massachusetts
Eastern
Royalties, Inc.—
Theatres,
Columbia
Power,
i
1-19
2-
87%c
:<quar.)__
ser. i
5
Participating preferred
Consolidated
12- 5
Eastern
Inc.,
<1956
1-
.•
Extra
Consolidated
pfd.
conv.
2-
(quar.)—
(increased
Gas
1-2
12-27
12%(T
51 Vic
_i—
12-24
;
1-29
tl2%c
Ltd
2
1-10
Extra
12-31
1-15
-
933/4C
al%%
....
1.
70c
2-
i
Natural
$i.07y2
Products,
(s-a)
Consolidated
87 %C
3-I6
feastern Industries,
50c
Smelting
3-16
_
British
2-10
2x15
.
(>
1
1-15'
Co.—
&
partfcipatfhg preferred
4'V
12-28
$1.25
&
2-
$1.25
quar.i__
Nemours
2-
■
Mining
1- 4
12-21
12V2C
(quar.i
52'/4c
_■
Consolidated
(increased
de
1-15
(quar.»
3-39
„
Quarterly
Columbia
1-11
1
1-31
1-24
30c
2-15
Y.,i—
Consolidated Metal Products
/
12-28
140c
(qtmr.h
(quar.)______
East Pennsylvania R. R. Co.
Eastern Bakeries,. Ltd.—"
Common
12-28
.
(N.
1-15
t$1.75
f30c
preferred
1st
Co.
2-15
(quar.i.
75c
(quar.)
(interim),
British. Columbia Forest
British
-
Dearborn
Consolidated Edison Co.
1-15
12-28
T25c
Co.. .Ltd..:
Co.
$1.13
pfd.
preferred
75c
(quar.
"quar.)_..
tstock
dividend)-.:
Bristol-Myers Co., 3'3,4 %
•
Consolidated
40c
Oil
Eiason
1-19
1-15
,
1-15
1
1-15
50c
n\'<tc
Ltd.—
____—
47 Vic
4.50%
—
Bridgeport Hydraulic
.
Inc.,
Linoleum
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Power Co.,
...
.
(quar.)..
Boston. Edison
2-
25c-
Liu.
(quar.)—
6Co
Burns
Connohio.
12-19
1-14
Connecticut
5';
I.)
Common
:
*
Coal;,(quar.I—"
Chemical.
&
15c
—
2-
quar.)
——
1-17
8c
(quar.)_^_
1
1
55c
(quar.)
preferred
$2X)0 preferred
$1.90 preferred
iE.
12-28
I
-
Bloch
;
1-31
2-
1-31
2-
137Vtc
increased
'
Commpn (final)
7%% preferred iquar.)
Du-Art Laboratories. 60c partic. pfd.
Ducommun
Metals Supply
iquar.)
Duquesne Natural Gas Co.—
$1.50 preferred
(aecum.)—
Ekco
_■
1-31
preferred
1-30
Ltd.—
;
12-31
2-22
quar.i
com.
&
&
1-30
2-22
.
(quar.i
Furniture
Pont
2-15
.2-1
increased>____
1
2-
J15c
*
$1.37Vi
1
12-31
115c
iquar."i_.
$4.50
preferred
(quar.).__...
Du
Pont
Co.
of
Canada
Securities,
Connecticut
"
Corp..
2-
50c
is-ai—
common
preferred (quar.)—c
G.) Ltd., common
3-20
1-30
iquar.I.—
Brother:; Ltd. (extra)
30c
...
*
4-1
i quar.)___
(quar
Co.,
Chemical
EIHott
income
iC.
50c
"quar.)__;
—
12-31
51.16
Light & Power—
preferred (quar.i—
preferred (quar. >___
(#uar.)
;
Manufacturing
1-21
(quar./.^...
12-24
2-15
(quar.)
_______—
Co., Ltd.—
25c
Corp..
$2.09
t25C
Co.
common
100%
Fund—
12-14
•
(quar.)
Year-end-
.
(quar.i
8aco
Hats,
Class
t
Inc.
r
du
1-10
$15c
International
Stock
Dover
1-15
quar.
12-17
22%c
$1.25
quar.)
(quar.i
1-10
1-10
1-15
——
Natural-Gas,
5Vi>%
Conn
10c
(increased
common
l-?l
10c
(initial
1-17
-
1-18
1V31
1-31'
(quar.28c
common
1-25
Textile
1-30
Inc.
12-21
" " 39c
tlf&c
preferred
10c
1-15
Inc.
Co.
Gas,
preferred
.
1-31
1-10
1-10
2-1
;
5
4-
1-25
1-14
6
2- ,1
...—
3%
<cuaii,
2-11
12-
51,2212
(quar.i...
?50c
dividend).
1-10
:
investment
Concord
3-10
2-
_
1-31
2- 4
2- 1
5%
....
(quar.
preferred
Year-end
1-21
1
■T25c
117 Vic
——
1-15
1-24
$75c
divided)—
Edison,
Commonwealth
1-21
1
11-30
10c
Engineering
Commonwealth
75c
7
1-10
2-15
$25c
dividend
4.64%
3-29
4-
%
U
20c
2%
Commonwealth Gas Corp
•«:
1
2- 1
1-15
30c
—
System*
27 %c
__—
2-
8%'
'
^
(annual"
Ltci.
5
2%
'quar.)
dividend)—•—
1-10
1
1-15
'
25c
30c
(initial).,
common
2-
—_
Common
7%
2
Donohue
87V2C
1
pref.
Glass
preferred
$3.50
common
(quar.i
Columbia
10c
tBerkshire
1-
_
(stock
1
7%c
Works
Fund
S50c
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd.. 7% pfd. i quar.i
Belknap Hardware & Mfg. Co.—
Bell Telephone Co. of Canada
(quar.)
Iron
1-31
1-31
(monthly)
preferred
3-
prior preferred ' quar.)
1st preferred (quar. >
Belmont
2-15
(annual)---..—-"775c f:
»——
^£L_*2.iV!_u -'?'»$25c
Common
12-17
Inc.—
'stock
Tar
dividend).—,
u—_——
(stock dividend'—
i-.l
J $1,25
—
Instrument
Steei
Dominion
preference
^75c
payment
Belock
•
12-31
.
class A
Oilcloth
Dominion
dividend l
(stock
Terminals,
Extra
Non-cum,
12-17
$1.75
♦
—
Beaver Lumber,
Dominion
Products
Columbia
pref.
(quar.i..—
dividend
Stock
$6
1-21
(stock
(stock
CoHingwood
Ltd.—
iyear-end«———...
Baystate Corp. 'quar.i—
Beam
'Jamesl
Distilling—
$3
i-18
47 %c
B
Cash
9-16'
'quar.i
Ltd., T'V.
Beaux-Arts Apartments.
3
3
1 extra •
Electric,
&
Co.
(increased
conv.
7%
2-
130c
Ltd.
Fabrics Ltd.—(
Doininion
1-10
■
8-26
$1
& Sons 'quar t
Hydro-Electric Co., com. •quar.;___
Paper,
Dominion
2nd
..
12-31
J5e
3
—
Machine
&
Gas
Service
Clary Corp.
Cold
Metal
IOC
(quar.i.
iquar.)
City Auto Stamping
City Investing Co
"
»Joseph)
Extra
H
.
Cincinnati
8-26
,
Corp.
Rivet
V
1-31
35c
•
(quar.')__:.—_____
Dominion Bridge Co.,
Extra
Chicago
Chicago
.,.5-16
<N.
1-10
"'
,
quar. i
Extra
12-31
12-26
8
"
16%
quar.)—:
(initial
Dome'Mines, Ltd.
1-
6-14
&
8
(increased
preferred
Drexel
$1
Co.
1-
1-15
12%c
—
of Canada.
$1.56
2-
prefeVred (quar.
Power
8
2-15
4%
Trust
Common
1-
2-15
2-21
Bathurst
2-15
30c
conv.
;
Dodge Manufacturing Corp.—
1-11
1-10
3-
in
——
1-
...
*
Inc.—
payable
1-16
.
6%
69c
1-
iquar.'i
Fund,
distribution
dividend
I
1-
(interim)
reg
stock
or
Stock
2- 1
ord.
Dividend Shares, Inc.—2c
Dixie Aluminum Corp., common.
;
4
5c
Dobeckmun
Co.
iquar.
35c
60c '
3-14
Bankers
1-10
&
9-16
Barber-Ellis
2-15
Corp.
$1
Bangor
12-31
Chesapeake
1-25
(quar.i
security profits
cfcsh
Chesapeake
.50c
preferred
A
Chase
7
dep. receipts for
Diversified' Gfowth ^Stock
1-16
preferred (quar.——
4%
12-31
(quar.
,
Amer.
1-14
4%
Bancroft
4
1-14
1-30
preferred 'quar.i
____
2
4
Dow
10c
25c
(quar.)
Common
*
.
1-
11-
12-31
2-11
1-28
5%.
i:«
—
RR.,
4
12-30
3l2%
(quar.)
iquar.
Baldwin Piano Co., 6%
Baltimore
1-
1-30
10c
dividend)______j:
Corp.
5
1
1-15
(quar.).:
4
2-
50c
Y..»
1-
1-15
$5
preferred (qtiar.37'/2C
Dieljold, Inc. (stock dividend)——
10%
Distillers Co., Ltd.—
*
'
* "
*
1-15
<N.
12-21
Co.—
Ry.
$1.50
20c
50c
$2
Virginia
1-15
12-31
2-20
of
8
50c
'
4
Dominion
Bank
8
1-
'(extra 1
12-31
Ohio Ry.—
preferred
(quar.)
1-11
1-
1-18
1-
1-14
Manhattan
1-21
1-31
25c
1-
capital gains payable in cash or stk.
78c
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
4Va'.e
preferred
(quar./..
tl.lZVa
Channing Corp. ( quar.'
15c
1
12-28
12-28
50c
45c
quar.)
quar.)_!__
common
dividend/—3'1
(stock
1-21
1-21
1
3- 1
1-31
1-31
1-15
1-31
From
50c
(quar.V-
Co.
(stock
Inc.
Baldwin-Lima-Ha milt on
Markets
1-10
1-25
25c
preferred
Match,
12-31
'
9
1-15
2-
$1.18
(quar.)——.—
1-10
35c
(quar.
(increased
1-15
2- 1
1-15
1-15
Corp.
1-25
iquar.i
Tunnel
1-15
Utility
1-25
50c
(quar.i
(quar.)_—___—
& Light
(increased
Stamping
„
Common
(quar.i—
A
,lr
2-
capjtal gains of 10%, in
4UV pid.
1-10
2-15
35c
r
Power,
1
1-25
30c
25c
Mackinac
&:
2-
10c
45c
1-21
$1.20 in cash)——.—
or
$1.25
(quar.)
;
!___
Canada
non-cum.
1-30
15c
56 % c
vestment income and 3c from capital gains)
•
(quar.i
12-28
Detroit■
2-
15c
—
(quar.)_———_—
Corp.. S2.25 conv. pfd.
(quar.)
Fund "E" Inc.; "7c- from in¬
Mfg.
of
out
Century Food
Houghton
Axe
.___
t- 4
1-15
Diamond
Century Shares Trust—
(quar. i—
preferred
preferred
Avco
1-15
.
—
preferred
b
6%
1-21
1-30
2-
30c
pfd
non-cum.
Banking, common (quar. i__„,—_
A
$1.50
1
'.10c
(quar.)
Inc.—
Products,
non-voting
...—
1-15
12-31
3- 1
1-19
60c
25c
35c
22 Vac
20c
Republic Co.
West Utility
(annual)-..
'
—i__:—
Extra
.
preference
convertible prior
$1.20
30c
end
(Year
Austin Nichols & Co., Inc.—
Automatic
Electric
&
Power
1-10
93%c
iquar.)
12-31
'■
Central Illinois Securities Corp.—
3
2-
$1 .OB3a
—
Detroit
2- 1
1-15
$1.12V/2
—_______
12-25
12-28
7 25c
Steels,
(quar.)'.__
preferred
Central
1
1
; t-10
1
1-15
1-31
30c
3-
1-10
1
2-
1-15
35c
121ic
$1.25
.
pfd, (quar,)
2-
$1.02Va
preferred
i quar.i
preferred
(quar.)——
4.35 % 2nd preferred
iquar."
Atlantic Refining, 3.75%>
pfd. E
4.35%,
12-28
'
(quar.)
common
$1
4.10%,
Edison
-
25c
32 Vic
Detroit
Co.—
25c
,
1-10
Delaware
1
2-
20c
A
preferred
Turbine
Co.
&
30c \
—
Light
Vilbiss
De
2-
______
Detroit
2-28
(quar.;____
_______—
(quar.i
1 quar.i
1-10
1-10
2-28
and
$1
$1.06
$1.13
(quar.)__—_
iquar.)
5%
Inc.
Steam
1-18
5%
(increased!
Common
Celotex
5%
______
?15c
quar.i—____L
Ohio Ry.
Carson Pirie Scott & Co.,
—
_—
(s-ai.
&
Laval
2- 1
1-15
$$1.25
__—
Carolina
Common
Year-end
8
Ltd.—
income
Water Co.,
Bros..
1
2-
pfd.
$4
Daystrom, Inc. (quar.
Dayton Rubber Co., class
1-31
12-
Light,
Machine Specialties
2- 1
2- 1
'
S25c
preferred-—.-....-
Carlisle Corp.
1-18
2^2%
1-15
!—_—.—*
from
5c
12-11
,
Atlantic City Electric, common (increased
4'Jt
preferred (quar.—-
Atlas
of
1-21
Industries, Ltd.—
non-cum
distribution
1-31
Atchison, Tvpeka & Santa Fe Ry. Co.—
„
A
25c
(extra"——
Davidson
4
2-15
—
4
1-
8
Davenpcrt
12-28
1-31
Investments,
20%
de|>. receipts ordinaiy (interim)—
Amer.
2-
10%
(quar.i——.—
pMierreu
Associated. Electrical
,
7
1-31
1-19
12-28
_______
7
1-
1
Equipment Corp,, common
Aro
•
1-
1
3-
$3
1-26
Danly
1-28
preferred (quar.)—:
General
1-10
1-28
.
&
4%%
1-2-31
2-15
$37Vic
Power
$4.24
1-10
_
1
2-
2-
$1.12%
—
— —
Corp.
Constable
Arnold
6'7
Canadian
i 20c
$1.12%
preferred
(quar.i
preferred (quar.)——
Dana Corporation
33/»'k pid. ser.
i$$1.50
Ltd. (quar.i
$27Vic
Canadian Industries, Ltd. t year-end I
$20c
Canadian Pacific Ry. ordinary is-ai
$75c
Extra
L
525c
4'}/ rion-cum pref, (final)
2'},
Canadian Vickers. Ltd.
(qUarr).$37Vic
Capital Venture Fund, Inc.—
'
12-21
4-1
Dallas
i$1.50
1-21
30c
1-10
HOC
'quar.i—'
common
1
?30c
8-31
1 quar.i.
1-10
1-
(»-a
2-
—----
1
9-15
De
20c
15c
6-
10c
Apartments
1-10
1-31
———
preferred
1
6-15
(quar.)
2- 1
2- 1
2- 1
$$1.00%
C2%C
5'y
3-
10c
1-31
Ltd.—
Ltd.,
Bronze,
Year-end
1-21
12-31
Quarterly
Cumbetland
37Vic
iquar.)—
Southern-Ry.
12-29
•
(quar.(.~_~
.
preferred
12-31
1-15
3-15
$6.75
preferred
conv.
12-31
715c
(quar.)
Founuries,
Iron
1
common.
com.
A
Ltd.,
1-15
10c
4V'2%
2- 1
?5c
louar.)—:——_—;——
common
(quar.l„i
2-
Ansul Chemical Co._——
Anthes-Imperial Co., Ltd.,
Class
Co.
Soup
Foils
Canada
1-21
J 25c
iquar.|____
..
Canada
4
5
1-20
J70c
Terminals Co-. <s-ai
Extaa
-:iV4V0
Mills—
'
—
Mines, Ltd.
Lake
Red
all
arrears)
12-31
2- 1
31V4C
33c
25c
*6V4C
—
(quar.i
Camden Refrigerating &
9
1-25
7-
..
25c
(quai. t— r——
Cable (quar.i
&
1
1-15
$225
isai
Anglo-Huronian,
Ltd.
is-ai
Animal Trap Co. of America,
$1.32
1-15
Campbell
dividend
Stock
1-15
clears
Holderi
Payable of Rec.
$1.12%
12-31
30c
(quar.)
1
preferred
preferred
1-15
30c
4%
Amphenol Electronics "quar.i
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper
$2.bu
preferred
(quae. i-_
$1.25
1-14
.10%
Cudahy Packing Co.—4l'2% conv. pfd. (This payment
12-31
25c
12-20
2-
37 %c
preferred (quar.i
—
Pipe & Construction < stock div. k-_ •
Pulley Co. iextrat
American Vitrilied Products—
6%
American
Share
30c
1-15
1-
1
Name 0/ Company
Co.--
&
(quar.i—-.—£—:
2-
-quar."
(quart
preferred
20c
—-—
——
$1.20
2-
1-21
1-15
1-15
1-15
1-15
2-15
$1.27Va
$1.50
/ $1.75
/
55c
(quar.)_——
preferred
SI
<quar.i_
of Rec.
12-31
When
Per
Holdert
Quarterly
——
—
Telephone
(increased
quar.)
Water
_____,
4
50c
American
Amoskeag Co.,
Packing
California
California
65c
in cash or stock;—
National Fire Insurance
pavable
When
Payable
40c
.$1.1732
common
iquar.)
realized capital gains
of 43c from
Power,
preferred (quar.i
—
preferred (quar,)-_____,
30c
'Quart I—_
American
•
5.10'>/
Mutual Fund. Tnc
"quarterly of
net investment
income and a d.s-
from
tribution
•
$4.70
12-31
«quar.'_—_
(quar. )___,
Metal, Ltd., 4%% pfd.
American
7c
12-31
1-15
—
preferred
American
1-15
$1.25
"3.90%
5%
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
California-Oregon
Machine & Foundry Co.—
'American
Per
Share
Holder»
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
•
Monday, January 14, 1957
...
(150)
30
Co.
(stock
10
dividend)
shs. held)
_
'
____
1-16
12-14
5%
1-28
12-28
Volume 185
Number 5603
The. Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
11
(151)
Fer
Name of
gompany
Fox
DeLuxe
Beer
Fram Corp.
Franklin
-
stock
Utilities
•
-
Stock
&
'
Cos.,
5%
Inc.—
'
9c
1
80c
2
Class
B
6.40%
preference
1-15
1-
2
1-15
1-
2
1-23
1-15
Huntington
8c
.
;
1-25
.
10%
(quar.
130c
Calculating Machine Co.—"•/
■*.
2-15
1-21
_
130c
2-
1
'•»
Co.
"
tquar.)-
2%%
Mfg.
Co.
'
profits
Co.—
3%
(from
security
Extra
12-31
common
'
(quar.)
__
1-17
4.80%:
1-15
1- 4-
4.80%
3-
1
$1
2-
1
1-13
1-15
12-20
12-20
Co.,
110c
__
15c
(quar.)
common
(initial
:
15c
2-
1
50c
2-11
12-21
50c
Corp.—
common
C
____
0075%
2-15
75c
;
2-
6%
1
1-10
J Stock dividend
($1
par)
93 % c
each
class
2-
1,
held).
Realty &
Stock
11-
'
A
class
Utilities—
dividend
Shoe,
^
preferred
General
Steel
A
ties
"
!"• 5%
2-
1-31
1-171,
87 Vac
1-31
1-17,
110c
.
2»15
1-18
(qui..)
(quar.)
Wares
Co.,
Ltd.
(quar.
5%
preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Calif.—
4Va%
preferred
General
1
1-10
;
2-
1
22 Vac
2-
1
preferred
• 5.20%
General
Tire
&
Co.
Gimbel
(quar.)
(stock
2-
i
1
1-15
12-31
(stock
com.
dividend)
:
' 55c
dlvid.)
_>
McBean
2-
!:'•'■• 4%
.
50c
&
Co.
(quar.)
3-
Glatfelter
4J/2fi
1-25
1-25
35c
1-18
(P.
4r;s%
1
1
H.)
Co.,
<quar.)____ '
common
St
Batteries,
American
Great
Lakes
Great
Lakes
''
(H.
Insurance
pref.
L.)
Griesedieck
Co.-
.2-
1
2-
1
1-
•;
42
3-
Gulf
Life
Mobile-&
Insurance
Y.)
37 Vic
RR.,
15c
;
130c
-
37 Vic
■'
;
22-
1
-
36-
Extra
Halle
(increased
35c
1
2-
Class
Bros.,
1
$2.4^
2nd
25c
common
(quar.
convertible preferred
preferred
Cotton
Co.,
Hamilton
Funds,
Inc*,
Ltd.,
5%
pfd.
).•
Hart.
Co.
ance
Corp.
Boiler
Inspection
Havana
-
.
4'/2%
4%
:
t75c
(quar.)__
*
Co.,
3.:,4rv
common
preferred
Hemenway
"
Furniture,
5%convertible
Hercules
4*4<c
Higbce
Higbie
High
Hoc
preferred
2
A
1-21
4
2-
6
2-11
1-21
-
1-
37 Vic
Sugar
5^
Kerr
Insurance
Ball
Hormel
<fe
1-15
.
3%».
1
1-31
1
4-
1
-3.15
$1
2-
1
(stock
13%c
<quar.|____—
2-
.
$1.25
(quar.)^
1
4%
12-21
-1-11
2-15
2-
redemption
on
share
1
2-15
10c
1-16
Knox
1
1-15
10c
1-15
12-21
25c
(cuar.
2-
1-15
1-
common
30c
2-
1
1-
1
37 Vic
2-
1
1-
4
Co.
(N.
Y.)
2-14
$1.08 3A
3-
1
2-14
$1.12 Va
3-
1
2-14
Inc.
27o
1-30
22V2c
1-19
14-
1-24
30c
50c
i
2-
25c
—
1-15
1-31
2-
25c
—__
•«.
10%
—_
"
1-
1-
1
2
2
New
6c
'
$1.80
1-15
Y.),
common
(quar.).
preferred
2-
1
1-13
60c
2-
1
1-19
2-
1
1-19
*.
1-19
Lees
10c
1
common
1-
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-
30c
—
1
1-15
5
Leeds
Jk
1-15
1-
5%
2-15
23-
4fc
;•
preferred
called
1-15
12-31
Lehman
1-15
12-31
Fiscal
12-31
1-15
$0.0777
2'%v
12-31
$1.10
1-15
12-31
■
4r40fi preferred
1
(quar.)
-
•
59a/.c
"
1-31
$4 preferred
$1
(quar.)
Houston Terminal Warehouse <k Cold Storage
Co., class A common (quar.)—
_:—__
2-
1-15
1
'
'
Class
B
common
(quar.)
Clasi A
common
(quar.)____
i Class B
commcn
(quar.—
common
(quar.)___^__.___k
-
.
•
Class A
Class
Hudson
B
common
Fund,
Inc.
,
(quar.J
(13c
from
—1—
50c
.
50c.
—
50c
—______
50c
•
50c
—
-
_____
ordinary
A—-
1-15
,
1-15
_
;
'
-
j,.
50c
7-15
36c
1-15
4
1-
8
-
.
.
v
"
-
-
Life
7-
.Lincoln
5
1-15
and
18c
from capital-gains;
National
Wayne.' -Ixrd.)
In¬
r
12-27
(stock
1-
1-15
Life
2v
1-18
12-31
,
1
1■
1-30
$1.09
(quar.)
common
4
•'
1
l~
7
2-1
$1,147
2-
1-15
1
:.i-i5
3-12
18c
—
2-27
.005-%
3-12
$1.07%
3-1
2-16
40c
1-15
12-21
45c
1-28
______
2-27
1-
7
1-11
1-15
12-10
(Wm.
Inc".
SJ,
(J.i
&
(stock
/
50c
—
25c
1-15
5%.
dividend)
Co.", (quar.)—
dividend
Inc.
1-15
25c
1.-31!'f:
(quar.)_^
2%
12-10r
12-14
1-
1-14
125c
4f
1-15
1-311
1
1- *
12-31
1-15
6c
common—
■*
1-31
37 J/2c
____—
(quar.)_"__
Biscuit
Cash
Co.,
1-25
12-20
15
12-31
Fuel
Gas
Lead
Co.,
Lock
Co.
(quar.)
Products
preferred
,
27 Vic
3-15
(quar.)
—
-
1-31
Natural
Gas
1-25
4
1-
2
12c
1-15
12-31
137 Vic
1-15
12-15
12 Vic
1-31
1-17
25c
1-15
12-31
115c
———
1-
1-21
2-
T
35c
2-15
60c
2-15
?-
1
10c
Line——
Pipe
1-15
1-
2
.
1
$1
1-14
12-24
50c
1-14
12-24
15c
________
—
Natural
Realty
Gas
Co.
York
*—
(quar.)
1-15
12-14
25c
1-15
12-28
—
12-26
1-15
30c
1-17
45c
—
(annual)———
York
Merchandise
&
Richmond
6%' prto;' preferred
'
-
redemption
%
share
New .York
El
tquar.)——_—
Gas
Co.
(S.
1-23
1-21
1-
$107.50
at
dividend)—;—
Cloth
(quar.)—
shares
Norfolk
•
1
.
Mines,
held)
Wire
St
4%. adj.
No-Sag
North
Gold
Ry.
preferred
$0.2333
—
each
Ry.
1-14
25c
2-
1
1-15,
93 ^4 c
2-
1
1-16
10
Ltd., -preferred
1-15
J71%c
12-31
1-15
13-20
25c
—
Co.
(quar.)—
2-
25c
(quar.)—_:
(quar.)—1
Central
7
1-18
Co.—
American ftefractories
Northern
for
1
ior
—_———.————s.
Weaving-Co.,
Western
Spring
Ltd.
2-
per
this
Wire
5c
2
1-
1-15
I.)—
(entire issue-called
Jan. -14
on
plus
Sol
Niagara
1-10
(Fort
9
1-
1-15
Edison Light Co.—
Jersey
New
12-31
5%
1-
25c
-
Ltd.—
Brunswick
New
2-15
115c
12-31
1
1-15
"
1-18
40c
12-31
1-15
2-
20c
12-28
1
1-15
12-18
25«
Canada,
1—
Jersey
12-28
1-15
$1.50
5c
1-15
1-14
2-
1-15
V
1-15
Ltd.
Bedford Gas
-"of
30c
1
30c
(J. J.), 334% preferred (quar.)—
NewkLrk Mining-(stock dividend)
(one share
55c
1
2-
—
(quar.)
B
Corp.—
New
1-JO
>-*
2J
—_
iquar.)______—
Western
58c
1-15
(quar.).—
of
12-31
50c
quar.)
Manufacture & Stores Corp.
Shares
12-31
1-75
56Vic
(increased
6%
—
(quar.)
Tetephoinf (quar.)
England Gas St Eier.t^ic Assn.—
Common
(quar.)
f————,
1-10
1
pfd.
1 15
37 %c
New
1-10
1-25
1-25
10
——
common
Register
Special
1-10
$1,12 Vi
Insurance
40c
5
1-
•
1-31
1-15
—_
Newberry
--
1-15
25c
'
.
Quarterly __—it"
ordi-
•
15c
$1.06 %
1-U
12-31
96Vic
realized capital
;
;
i-i-<
12-31
for
——
Co.,
System,
2
1-25
15c
dividend)
\
Development Co.
—
2
1-21
1-15
1
New
12-31
31 Vic
(quar.)-!!
Ltd.
.h
8c
1-15
50c
1-15
R
1-17
1-
1-16
(-s-a)
7
1-
a
12-31-
'
*
come
Bros.,
Companies
!,"•■' ''V
(quar.)__
hold.—
1-
"
(quar.)__z._
pfd,
2-15
v
2-; 1"
1
New
2
45c
Stores, common (quar.)
"4,/2%
preferred
(quar.)l
Leslie Salt -Co. > (quar.i_—-
Lewis
7- 5
;
1
1-14
12'/2c
(quar.)
New
Lemer
5
4-
*
4
>4-
■
4-15
*4-15
7-15
1-
-
I
gains
iron;
3-
$1
.15c
.
3
2-
Nevada
l-io
;
1-15
30c
from
2-15
,
Common.;'-,
Inc.—
17c
1-18
1 '
12—
1
'
'
.
1
3-
Neptune Meter Co., .common
(quar.)—
$2.40
preferred
(quar.T——
1-15
31 Vic
payment of
income and 38c
nary
'
Houston Light &. Power,
year-end
2-
______
dividend
National
12-31
1-21
35c
.
1-17
45c
(quar.)
(quar.) ___________
Service, common (quar,)
preferred
12-31
1
2-15 >
5c
,,
1-18
2-
Neon
1-15
2-
10c
(quar.)—'——
-
(quar.)_
—
National Theatres, Inc.
(quar.)—______——
Neighborhood Finance (initial)
1
1-25
7c
(increased)
1-17
2- ,1
,
$1.05
National
1-14
$1.75
(quar.)
1-31
Light—
&
National
12-31
per
-
1-31
(quar.. $1.18%
common
shares
National
1-15
.
Corp.—
12-28
2-28
25c
2-
Narragansett Electric, 4.64%
4 '/a % preferred (quar.i j.
for
$51.50
pfd. B (quar.)
(James) & Sons Co.—
c
'
(quar.)
12-28
$1.50
National
■
-
2-28
f
30c..
class A
Power
6%
-
preferred
1-15
i-io
50c
Co.. (.quar.)______________r—J1
Oiitai'id Paper (increased)——
National Steel Car,
conv.
3.85%
12-31
1
1
-1 %c
—__1—
(quar.)
-
A
National
1-15
62 Vic
quar.)
com.
2-
2-
J40c
______
Mutual
4
10c
A
1-15
25c
$1.65
4
3-15
11c
(quar.)_
Northrup,
1-
15c
Royal Rice Mil Is Ltd. (quar.i.
Mountain States Telephone <fc Telegraph—
3
60
44c
Co.
5% -preferred
$1
93
(quar.)—
preferred
Leece-Nevilie
1-25
2-
■
preferred
National
(quar.)
Bakeries,
(initial
1-15
15o
(quar.)
Mourft
11-16
6c
-
at
preferred
United
commcn
1
(quar.)____________—
Corp.,
Public
Motorola,
Co.—-
convertible
Langendorf
1-21
1
4.75%
Ltd., class A
Extra
11-16
1-24
20%
1-
Sessions
2-
8c
$0,069
1-15
&
Co.;
10
Stock
1-10
Lamson
1-12
; 75c
(quar.
$4.20
12-31
1-10
12-31
1
1-31
.
v
8
1-15
1-10
12-31
2-
$3
40c
.
8
4-15
1-31
1
2-18
14c
Co._______
Power
Moore
12-31
1-15
25c
1
12-28
from
preferred (quar.)— _—,
preferred (quar.)
——Montgomery Ward & Co., common (quar.)
1-11
1-15
25c
20c
2-
1-19
(special
$6
1-10
(quar.
"2-
37 Vic
Trust
preferred
(quar.)!--—1——
Park Jockey Club
'
-
12-31
Telephone Corp. (quar.)_
Superior & Ishpeming RR. Co. (quar.)
t$2.50
each
Moirell
1-15
31V4C
dividend)-—J
(stock dividend )^
Locks,
1-10
1-10
12-28
Coop, .(fituck dividend)—
Stock
•2-14
1
Crosse
$$2.50
<quar.)___
Co
La
Lake
12-20
1-28
(s-a>____^—
share of Mission
4.30%;
2-14
1
—
Falls
4.56%
4
preferred
12-20
•.
5%
Montana
3-
Corp.,
Kwikset
7
1-25
1-25
Monmouth
-
3-
Kroger
2
1-15
3%
preference
4.36 %" .preferred
12-31
3-
Corp.
class A (initial)
Co., 7%
preierred
(quar.).
Kromex Corp.
;
Kropp Forge Co.„
,1
1-25
15c
14
1-15
—-
Fthoads,' Inc., 4V<%
&
One
12-31
1-16
25c
issue
Jan.
Hotels
$20c
17»/2c
,
Missouri
1-10
95c
th'is
plus
Knott
12-14
'
Lighting—
(entire
a
1-15
dividend)—_—
Zinc
Co.
Mississippi
12-21
5%
»1
$1.05.
Fund
preferred
2
1-
117 Vic
(quar.)
com.
Inc.,' class A (quar.)_
(quar.)--—2-'
Minnesota'<fc
y
1-29
,V-
(quar.)^—-——!.—
Kings
l-ll
1-
1-15
Ltd.—
(quar.)_____
Refrigerating (~<5xtra)_.
(quar.)
——:
Laboratories
(monthly)
Millers
'
'
;.
1-11
*:■
12-14
•
Shoe
Mission
I
dividend)—
1-31
1
.$3
Miller Mfg. Co.,
1-10
;
1-15
,60c
50c
1-11
2-
RR.
Hegler
.(Arthur ,G.).
Miller
1-15
120c
V
(quar.)
1-31
1
1-10
1-15
1-15
preferred. B
Miles
1-15
10c
receipts registered
receipts (stock divid.)
County
.
50c
—
Meyercord
1-15
2-
15c:
•
\
depositary
Income
|
1-10
•
1-15
.____
Merchants
Co.,
45c
1-
Household Finance,
;
2-
20c
.
..Series B-3 (irbm net investment inc.)__
Keystone Lowtfrlpriccd Com. Stock Fund—
Scries S-4 (from net investment inc.)
King-Seeley Corp. (quar.)
2-15
(N.
preferred
.
,5;
2
'
10c
4%
l-l'l
1
dep.
/
1- "2
50c
___
(quar.)____
43.4% > preferred
.1-11
»
i
(quar.)
1-
Extra
4fc
12-31
1-15
(quar.)
Syracuse
-
1
V-'
(quar.i
preferred' (quar.)
Co.
St
Co.,
Melville
(.Keystone LowrPriced Bond Fund—
25c
Hotel
V
1
2-
!
1-3
(quar.J_____
A.)
(stock dividend)___
Hardait (N. Y.) (quar.)
&
3-
2-1
;
dividend)—.
933/4 c
(Geo.
Horn
•
;!
1-25
30c
Bearing
Inc.,
12-31
Light Co.—
1-31
—
Home
Horder's:
12-13
1-17
V.v;
15c
•
—__
Hoover
1-15
13;i4c
(quar.)
common
Stone
1-21
$1.50
/
•
$30c
(inc. quar.)
(stock
McQuay-Norris Mfg.
-
tmonliiiy)
Monthly
;i_
•C' Monthly
—
Keystone Custodian Funds—
5
53 '/#C
Corp.,
convertible
t75c
$1.09
^—
Co.
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Angeles),
!
!
Investors
Valley
Class "B
McKee
12-15
•,) 45c
30c
(quar.)_———
(quar.)
Holt,-Renfrew & Co., $5 1st pid. (s-a
$5 2nd preferred (s-a)_
Holyoke Water Power (quar.)
'
1-15
$1.05
•
convertible
Ainer.
/' 1-15
(quar.)
class-A
J50c
J20c
<k
1-10
v
1-25
McGregor-Doniger
.v
12-28
..
(quar.)
(stock
1*
8 Vic
__________
5
1-15
7
—
___
;/American
1-
2-28
1-15
Manufacturing (quar.)___
Voltage Engineering" (annual).
<fe Co.,
2-
62 «/2c
■
-T_-'
convertible' pfd.
Quarterly
(quar.)___
Company,
(R.i
Holly
preferred
Powder Co., 5^ pfd.
Chocolate Corp.—
Hershey
1
2-
1-19
v
■
Corp. (reduced qiiar.)_______
McColl-Frontenac Oil -'(increased)
1-14
50c
j
,
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
City Southern Ry.
1-
2-. 1
,
—_—
common
1
3-
9c
non-cumulative preferred
$1.25
(
(quar.t_—______—
(quar.)
2-
1
McCall
12-20
35c
■
preierred
Kentucky
,
.
'• ' 6%. convertible yreferred (qu.ar.).,_____l__,-
Hecht
1-15
2-
—____•—_—
Y.)
Class ' B
7
45c
preierred
5
56 Vic
Haydock Fund, Inc. (quar.)
Hayes Industries
(quar.)--—___________—
..
12-14
2-
3-15
6-14
1-17
62 Vic
(quar.)_.
(Los
McCa'oc Grain
2-21
J
1-31
t5c
(quar.)_
Co.
(N.
Casualty
Matthiessen
Maytag
(quar.)
6-30, V
realized
Massawippi
1
1-14
3-30
125C
longrterm capital gains re¬
sulting from portfolio transactions during
1956 payable in cash or stock)
12-31
2-
9
1-9
12-31
125c
...
Basket
net
12-14
1-15
t$1.75
(quar.)________i„__%„______
Kayser (Julius)
Kennedy's Inc.,
Insur-
<fc
pfd.
Lithographing Co.—
1-15
.
2
50c
America,
50c
't$l
:-
_
1-
1
1-15
Corp.,
pfd.
Massachusetts
12-18
(quar,)_k—________
City Power & Light—
■
1-
40c
iquar.)__,
of
1-15
J 60c
-
Hat
12-18
137 VzC
2-
3- 1
1
15c
"
—
& Telephone Co.,
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)____„—
Maryland
1-11
1-15
•
5
3%
J.
Schaf/ner & Marx (quar.
Hartford. Steam
;
___*!
1-16
1-30
2-
,
56 Vic
Ltd.
Stock dividend
Marmon-Herrington
.
<fc
2-
1-31
$1.50
y
dividend)
5%
,$25c
;
Kern Oil Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)_r-—
Corp.' (stock
1
^
Co.
"4%
2-5
~
1-31
,
$1.12'/a
2-
12-31
3-15
Vi
1$1.25
(quar.)___
Trust
Midland
Market
1-16
B
Kansas
;
Refractories—
preferred
Harsco
1-
2-15
3c
3c
HarbLson-Walker
i
1-15
1$1.25
(quar.)
H-C__
series
Series H-D-A
1
—__
1-15
1
2-15
2-
1-15
%
$1
"
(quar.)____
Gardens
conv.
7%
3-15
common
.-
1- 4
75c
1
12-31
%■!v'Vi.>-\
shares
Common
Telegraph Corp.—
•'
3.80%
1- 4
60c
(quar.
(quar.)____
Hamilton
1-21
2-
-
4-
! 11.06
1-15
1-15
45c
...
.c.
'Maritime Telegraph
2-21
50c
12-14
1-25
130c
Leaf
Marine
12-31
8
12-3-1
L-15
$1.50
stock dividend
Rubber, common
preferred
Manufacturers
12-17
3-
65c
(quar.)______:____—
4%. preferred Iquar.i
I__:
4.20% preferred (quar.)
V .4.35% preferred (quar.)_i.____—
1
5"
'
1-21
•
15c
Extra
Kansas
1-15
3
quar.)_.
__v_
6%
1-ll
12-31
1-15
"
$1
•
(quar.)
&
1
Co.—
A
preferred
'Mansfield Tire
2
1-15
dividend)
ICaman Aircrait Corp. paxtic. class A
5-20-:
.
.
Hagan Corp.
«'
1-
1-15
50c
__i
&
1
(year-end)
com.
(quar.)
St
1-U
1-U
1-15
25c-
(quar.)_^
K.I!
(P,
1
1
2-
••
$25c
,
.
12-23
62V2c
"
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bond Fund, Inc.—
^:!;'■
v; %
(Quarterly from net. Investment lncome)__
4%
(s-ai_ ;•
(quar.)
$1.24
CO.,
priority
1-2
2-
31 Vic
Forbes
1-15
2
2-
•
27 Vic
Manhattan
i
securi¬
preferred
St
v
1-15
%
(quar..t_
preference
4|,/2%
1
2-
1-11
30c
quar.)
Ltd.
M.),
preferred
5%
1-15
1-15
1
(quar.)__
Mailory
1
6-
2-
(quar.)
5%
Publishing Co. of Ottawa, Ltd.—
Kaltman
Irl2
.
1
30c
2-
1
1-30
2-15
$1.04
'
.
12-14
1
130c
Quarterly-
1
7-
1
30c
(quar.
.preferred
Maple
(quar.)_
Powders, Ltd.,
Power
preferred
Joy Mfg.
.
Quarterly
3-
116%C
(quar.)i_l_ll!.—-
Quarterly
Gypsum.' Lime <fe Alabastine of Cansrfia, Ltd...
:•-«
v,
12-14
6-10
140c-
;
Mfg.
Central
4%
Journal
,1-18
1
%1-15 '
7 '1-15
.$1.25 :-7
(qiiar.)-J
Jersey
1-17
•
12 %c
pfd.
Gurriey Products, Ltd., $1:00 pfd. (quar.)
12-20
12-4
2-
80c
-
75c
1-
3-
$1.11
Convertible
12-15
—
Helntz, Inc.
Jacobserf
'
,12-28
1-31
-
9-21
1-27
1-15 V
(quar.)
.
common—
(s-a)
.preferred
Jack, fc
1-15- :v 12-28
50c
3
15c
America
(stock
Bronze
Ironrlte^, Inc.. 55c
4
1-18
12-28"
2-15
from
3c
Mutual _1
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric,
A $4.36 preferred (quar.),
1-10
2-
6-21
10-
2-1$
2-18
1
10c
■>..
Corp., Ltd;—
Convertible priority shares
3-21
Investors
2
1-15
•
140c
(quar.
S5
;
1-15
(quar.)
Y.)
t.Fla.)
Ohio
1
1-15
80c
Gulf
J:
1
2-
%c
56 Vic
pfd. (quar.)—
(quar.)__l___5_
com.
(N.
1-15
1-31
;> 35c
(quar.)____—
(quar.)__"„_:_;__5t:ku.I___
5%'
Co.,
V
150c
y
North
preferred
$4.22
(quar.1
(N.
.
1-15
75c
(quar.)„__
Guaranty Trust Co.
1-15
1
Ltd.-r—
Engineering Works <quar.)_
Paper Co., Ltd, (quar.)„k__«;
$1.20 class B
Green
Inc.
Co.,.,-4Vi,%\ pfd,
Great
2-1
% 2-
.578125
(Canada)
preference ,(quar.)
Gossard ; (H. W.) Co. (quar.)_l__15_____l
Union
45c
"
l-_
'
Rubber
4%
Gould-National
12-26"
3
3
quar.)
Mailman
1-10
4-
7-
9
9
2-
11 Vic
4% preferred B (quar.)___.—
M'aaing Drug Stores (quar.')i:
from
(12c
(quar,
International Utilities (quar.
Interstate Department Stores
(quar.)'—
Investment Foundation, Ltd., com.
(quar.)
6% " convertible preferred
(quar.)
4
56 Vic
(quar.
Manufacturing
Tire
1-
2
•/; 1-15
•
International Textbook
~K $1.40 convertible preferred
1-4
1-
•V
20c
$15c.
invest-
Quarterly
-1-10
,
1-17
.
2
:
3-20
.;
3•3-
25c
preferred (quar.)
Trucks, Inc.—
4'/4%
12-20
: 20c
1,
of
'
1-10
;
1-18
;
5c
preferred (quar.
Goodyear
1-
.
plus
International Power, Ltd.
International Telephone
;
1-10
5
35c
.
6%
'
preferred
Goodman
20c
International Milling Co.,.4% pfd..(quar.)5_
Interpational Minerals <fc Chemical Corp.—
7%
preferred
(quar.)
International Paints
(Canada),
Ltd.—
,
■12-28
'
1
$1.12 Vu
_______
25c
(quar.T
2-
income
6,%
1-10
,
1-18
.
.5% *
*%.
1
1
50c
Light, 4.16% pfd. (quar,)
Initial payment after
Macy (R. H.) & Co.,
securities
Inc.
participating preferred
International Harvester, com.
2-15
$1.30
4-
Fund
?>
4-10
2.
1-15
(quar. )
from
from
Fund,
Steamship
Iiiternational
1-15
3-
(quar.)
Gladden- Products
i
8
62'/ac
Inc., common (quar.
preferred (quar.)ikk__k^.i.k5i——2-~,*
$4.50
Gladding,
Grand
vl-
,
50c
Bros.,
1
■•
4:'
1-
37 Vic
Interchemical Corp., common (quar.)___5^__
4%% preferred (quar.)„^______J________
■
4-20
•••'•
22c
Income
Co.
Interlake
L_L
1"
Rubber,
Art ,Co:
Gillette
$1.20
______
(8c
Reinsurance,
Inter-Ocean Securities, 4 %
v
Telephone Co. of the Southwest—
preferred'(quar.);;_.—i;—
General
Gibson
(quar.)
preferred
$2.20
1-10
$3
14c
Inter-Ocean
,
____
-
f
1-
plus
profits)
Insurance
i
Telephone
Co. of Indiana—
$2 preferred (quar.)
/
General Telephone Co. of
Kentucky—
5%
••"
1$1.25
(quar. >
income
investment
37'/2c
__
common
12-31
1-15
./
;
W..
6%
1-15
tl2'/2c
pref.
1
1
$1.10
(increased
(ihittaT
preferred
Mack
1
1-21
&
common
MacAndrews
Ltd.-^-
Gas
"3%
12-21
2-
(increased)-—
common
Co.
Natural
profits)
Institutional
B
1-15
fciVic;
(s-a )___—
5%
preference
(initialt
Institutional Growth Fund
7
preferred
or
*
$3.50
1-10
20c
partic.
ment
share
General
1
Power
Lowney (Walter
Lynchburg Gas
Ltd.—
60c
'
(one share of 3%
on
1
$1.25
Ltd.—
2-
'
General
2-
ff 12Vic
(quar.)-—.
Inland
Corp.—
$3.75 'preferred
(quar.)
$5 preferred (qirar.i
Mfg.,
preferred
2-
2-
12-31
'
common.
4.44%_preferred^(quar.)
'New
.
1-10
-.,t
Co.,
1-14
!
:
Island),
preferred 1(quar.)
.Louisville Gas & Electric—
7
■*
.1-10
y
Tool
A
of Ret.
2
;
4.96%
""/-1-10
1
1
'
$1.20
Ingram & Bell. Ltd.,
Motors
Products
&:
Ingersoll-Rand Co.,
Stock dividend payable in
Mills, Inc. (quar.)
—2-1"
15c
L.
participating
Louisiana
x.*
1-10
2-
(quar.
Ingersoll Machine
(Rhode
Loomis-Saylcs Mutual
1-10
"583/4C
common
■■
Co.—
Holdern
2
2oc
(quar.>___
capital (quar.i
Long Island Lighting
1-18
'
2.-
^____
Common
1-18
1-25
1
1
1
V4c
55
Indianapolis Power & Light, com. (quar.)
Industrial Development
Corp., cominonI^._.
1-15
f 50c
quar.i_
______
General
General
Fund
Common
6
33-
.
(quar.)__^__..___r
Preferred
2
2-
53 Vic
Common
1-15
2'
"
1-18
1
2-
52 V2c
___
(quarJ___k-_^________
preferred
37 Vac
_t__'
75c
75c
guaranteed
original
Lqcal Finance
2
"1-
22-
v
12 Vic»
preferred
Special
"
Common
1-17
1-
1-15
/
75c
i
..
preferred
1-31
quar.)___
:
Miami Railroad
$4.30
1-15
51c
quar.)
(quar.)
Telephone Corp.,
Industries
'
1-15
1
1-15
35c
Mills, Inc. (Mass,)—
(quar*)_l_
Head
1
2-
57 Vic
65c
(increased
4
1-18
12-31
2^
57 Vic
(quar.)L.
.quar.)
Income
Indiana
I!:
$1
(quar.)_______________^_
1-31
_______
General Dynamics, new com.
General Electric Co.
(quar.)
General Gas
-
4.60%. pfd.
Incorporated
1-13:;i
1
1
2-
$1.25
1
(quar.)_____^_—
common
1-
When
Payable
i
■-
-
preferred
15c
40c
common
•:'
(qTiair.T__I
62 %C
(quar.
(quar.);%__
Baking
General
2-
1-19
(increased
;
A-*
.
preferred
.
Lattle
2-
.
__:
General
>•/
4.42%
List
125c
(s-a)
B
preferretl ,(quar.3____
preferred (quar.).
.
4.26%
,
$1.25
.preferred
(quar.)____________.
General Bakeries*' Ltd.
(s-ai
•
1-31
12 %c
__
4%
;
4k20%
V
12-28
12-15
12-15
/25c
pfd.
Co.
Extra
1-15
(quar.)_____
(increased
,
preferred
4.70%
62c
Co.
(quar.)
Gardner-Denver Co.,
,
2-13
12-28
1-23
4.68%
'-.-'v
(quar.);
Inc.,
preferred
Game well
,<>'■
1
1-23
Co.
>; Extra
Illinois Power,
1
8
"
stock)"
or
■i. '.''i'v':-'''.'17
preferred
conv.
Gainble-Skogmo,
?
Inc.
in cash
3-
Breaker,
12-15
-
1-15
$1.25
(quar.),
preferred .(quar.)k_________j
Brick
1-15
$ 10c
(annual)
Indian
Gabriel
5/c
Investors
3-
50c
1
-
Per
Share
Name of Company
140c
preferred,
B
Circuit
Illinois
2-13
3-29
10%
__
$20c
l
4.60preferred-
..
1-15
3-
$1
_t__.
(increased)
payable
1-31
35c
•/ Stock 'dividend
Fundamental
1-18
2%
.45k preferred (quar,)___
Fuller
12-24
1-31
:•
27'/2e
l; r Stock -dividend-ti-U
.
.1-23
i5c
«•».-
__,
(quar.) ___
Trailer, common (quar.
Fruehauf
series
I-T-E
Corp.
(quar.)
12-31
"
Stock/dividend
Frito
A
Brick
A
of Rec.
(quar.
Hall
Press
series
5 'w
'
Froedtcrt
4%
12-31
1-21
class
.Hydro-Electric Securities Corp.,
Hygrade Food Products—
1-11
Holders
Link-Eelt;
; iquar. t_.
Hydraulic
"
1
"
'_
When
Payable
Ltd.—-
1-
convertible
Fer
Share
;
Name of Company
Hughes-Owens Co.,
2-
1-15
;
6c
; 20c
Co.t_.
:
"
12-28
2-15
,
"■■■
'
.Friden
'
:
t--~-
Tile
Ltd.
1-18
25c
Funcis,
dividend
Fraser
dividend).
sertes—
series
of Rec.
120c
Stores; (quar.l.i
Brick
Holders
Payable
L
:___
...
Custodian
Franklin
(stock
(quar.);
Common
Eraser
Sales
(quar.)
When
Share
r-
Foundation Co. of Canada
(quar.)5_:
Lincoln-Telephone
Common
(quar.)
&
:_
Telegraph Co.
-
2-1
,.-35c
•
,
1-10
(Del.)—
.Northern Engineering Works (quar.)
Northern
50c
.
1-15
„
12-31
$1#50
Illinois
15c
Corp.. common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
convertible
—
—
1-25
.
1-11
20c
2-
1
1-14
37 Vic
2-
1
.1-14
The Commercial and
(152)
32
Per
Name
Share
of Company
preferred (quar.)___
Northern Indiana Public Service Co.—
5%
preferred
4.25% preferred
4»2%
preferred
Extra
2-
1
12-26
Reiehhold
dividend
2
Redman's
1-14
1-
2
Reliable
1-14'
1-
2
Revere
$1.12
stores
1-25
1-
4
Reynolds
10c
1-25
1-
4
4:%%
pfd.
Co.
22 V'2C
1-19
12-31
90c
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
Rike-Kumler
Co.
$1.02*4
1-15
12-31
River
Rice
$1.04
1-15
12-31
Riverside
Cement,
class
♦2'/2c
1-15
12-31
Rochester-American
25c
2-1
1-10
Rochester
25c
2-
1
1-10
Rode is
25c
2-
1
1-10
Rohr
25c
2-
1-
1-10
Roper
Norwaik
—
Truck
iquar.)
ciass
Line,
Shoe
Nunn-Bush
Co.
1-28
3%%
preferred
1-
2
2-
1
1-
2-
Tampa
1
1
1-11-
Brand
20c
1-15
25c
B——---—
(quar.)
4
$4.56
preferred
(quar.)
2-
1
1-11
$4.64
preferred
2-
1
1-15
Year-end
Texas-Illinois
Common
Y.)—
<N.
com.
1-15,
1-30
45c
(increased)
:
1—
4.24%
•
1-14
12-14
Co.
1-15
12-31
Aircraft
Oliver
Steel
Ontario
7%
Products, Ltd.,
2-15
5%
$1.12 »/2
1-31
{15c
1-15
12-28
(quar.;__
{25c
2-15
2-15
1-15
{$1.75
2-15
1-15
5%
2-15
2-
(quar.);(stock dividend)
preferred
Opd'ika Mfg. Corp.
50c
Elevator
Otis
Co.—
Oxford
Corp
(quar.)__:
Oxford
Paper
Co.,
(increased
com.
1-25
>' preferred
1
St.
•-
Pajbst Brewing Co.
Finance
$4.75
5%
Pacific
1-4
.
4
St.
4
1
2-
1
1-10
1-31
1-10
$4.84
preferred
(quar.),,^
$1.21
2-
1
1-10
1-16
1-
7'
2-
1-
7
1
Thatcher
$2.40
exchange
of
1-18
preferred A (quar.)———v_———
Tobacco
$1.25
1-15
12-28
Ainer.
Trust, Ltd.—
deposit receipts deferred
$1.37V2
1-15
12-23
Amer.
deposit
$1.50
1-15
12-28
B
(quar.)__.4—
preferred
prelerred
C
(quar.)——
(quar.),:—
D
1-15
1-
4
46c
1-15
1-
2
Transamerica
1-15
1-
2
Trans-Caribbean Airways,
Extra
1-31
1-10
Searfe
2-
1
1-15
Schenley Industries,
2-
1
1-15
1-15
12-28
&
common—
Schuster
(Ed.)
Schwitzer
Inc.
iquar.)
Co.,
com.
1-15
12-20
SI.50
1-15
12-31
10%
1-21
1-14
12 Vic
1-25
1-10
10c
1-15
12-31
50c
Patterson
5%
(C.
6%
preferred
preferred
1-26
1-
From
Ltd.',
Traffic
1-16
Shell
1-16
Sheraton
2-16
Sherwin-Williams
,
4.24%
Fibre
pfd.
(quar. )
2-15
1-25
2-15
1-14
2-
1-
1
2
1-25
$1.06
1-10
1
Transport .&
Trading
non-voting
Publishing Co. (extra)
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke (quar.)
Sigma
Permutlt
Co.
Silex
(stock
Co.
Siscoe
$2
1-15
12-20
(Howard)
Extra
preferred
4.40%
4.30%
Philip
1-
2-
1
1-10
Southeastern
Fund
$1.10
2-
1
1-10
Southeastern
Public
$1.07'/a
2-
1
1-10
_
(quar.)
preferred
2-
1
1-10
;
-
(quar.)_
Fairfax
:
95c
(annual)—
$2.50
Morris,
Inc., common (quar.;_
preferred
(quar.)___
preferred
(quar.)__
Philippine Long Distance Telephone—
3.90%
G%
75c
_
American
Pioneer
$1
■_
preferred
(quar.)
shares
(interim)
(quar,)_
Brewing Co.—
$2.50
convertible
Ptctston
Erie RR.
Co.
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
Plastic
Wire
Portland
&
Gas
Potomac
Co.,
Potomac
Edison
/_
4Mj%
1st
Prince
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Oats,
8%
(quar.)_
preferred
of
Colorado,
(from
:
(quar.)
dividend)
com.
(quar.)
1st
preferred
Life
Southwestern
Public
3.70%
preferred
1-15
12-31
3.90%
preferred
12-31
12-31
4.25%.
2-
1
1-14
4.40%
preferred
1
1-14
4.60%
preferred
30c
1-15
12-31
4.36%.
preferred
2-
1
1-14
$ 1.17 Va
2-
1
1-14
12-20
Standard
Fuel
Co.,
1-15
12-20
Standard
1-15
12-31
3%%
{75c
2-
1
3-
1
2-15
1-15
12-21
1-
4
Oil
Co."
$2
$1.60
Ltd.,
Standard
A
Products
4%
1-31
1-
8
Standard
Ry.
.
Class
45c
2-
1
1-11
3-
1
2-1.5
Stanley
3-
1
2-15
Class
:
_
$1.12'/2
3-
1
2-15
2-15
1-31
;
conv.
(N.
$1.12'/2
2-15
1-31
84c
2-15
1-31
9c
1-25
1-10
45c
1-19
12-24
Steel
n
pfd.
(quan)_
(quar.)
$1.50
1-19
12-24
135c
2-25
1-15
preferred
Co
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
87 Vic
87'/aC
1-28
12-19
1-28
12-19
4-
1
3-11
File
common
(stock
!
10%
dividend)—
(quar.t
(stock
div.)
10%
2-
1
1-16
1-18
1-23
12-26
1-
2
(quar.)
(increased
Machine
1-15
1-
2-
1
2-
1
50c
2-14
1-17
Ordinary
4%
1-31
1-10
5%
$1.0:>a^
2-
1
1-18.
0Gf/F(
2-
1
1-13
Sl.lCV'
2-
1
{10c
9-20
1-10-58
12-20
15c
1-17
1-
62VzC
2-1
1-3
37V2c
2-1
1-3
1
1-18
2-
1
1-18
.
1-18
2-
1
40c;
3-
1
2-18
1-23
2-
1
1-15
1-15
12-31
1-21
2-
1-10
1
1-15
1-15
12-31
Distributors
Shoe
Machinery,
preferred
class
S.
B
S.
S.
Stock
Corp.
Leaf
Camp
(J.
Van
Warner
Walker
&
A:
1-
7
1
1-
7
1
3-12
2%
2-15
1-15
1-31
1-16
3-11
2-25
Warner
1-24
1-
3
Warren
1-24
1-
3
Washington
•
Stock
Waste
1-14
1-15
1-
3-
7
2-28
4-22
3-29
1-15
12-20
1-17
5-
1
4-16
8-
Gas
1-T5
1-
7
Kentucky
4.20%
4.10%
Western
-
-
1-25
1-15
12-28
1-15
12-31
B
div.)
&
Worts,
12-31
12-31
1-15
12-26
30c
1-15
50c
iquar.)
2-
40c
qunr. >
com.
12-20
1-15
1-15
Ltd.
(quar.)
(increased
2-
5
1-18
1-
2
1-25
$1.12V2
2-11
1-25
2-1
1-7
$1.12V2
;
(quar.)
1-15
2-11
25c
(quar.)
1
Sl.OOV*
iquar.1
Coal
1-15
2%
15c
(quar.)
1-15
12-20
Peon Power Co.—
4V2%
*
7-17
12-21
2-15
2%
(stock
common
Light,
preferred
West
1
1-14
{75c
Co.
4
1
30c
preferred
Pictures
Bros.
1-
2-
50c
(Hiram i-Gooderham
Bros.
$4.50
West
2
1-10
1-30
5
5%
dividend!,
i
Corp.,
preferred
1-
12-18
2-1
1-15
15c
(extra)
(Stock
dividend
$4.25
2-15
preferred
preferred
preferred
Grocers,
'
(quar.)
B
(quar.)
C
(quar.)
class
$1.05
Common
12-20
12-20
1-15
12-14
1-15
12-14
t35c
(quar.)
1-15
{50c
.-
A
1-15
S1.02V2
{$1
Ltd.,
1-15
12-14
12-18
12-18
A.
Quarterly
1-15
1-15
1-29
37Vac
imiar.)
convertible
Walker
2-28
1-15
1-15
2-14
10c
iquar.)
(quar.)
King
6%
class
Co.
Co.
2-
1-15
2-15
1-31
1-31
{25c
preferred
Tiernan
4-
{4c
(quar.)
6%
Co.,
56c
{40c
3-1
$1.06y»
37Vic
Walworth
{$1.25
1-11
(quar.)
12-19
7
1
preferred
12-31
1-24'
2-
6%
1-15
1-
1-18
50c
37%c
1-15
7
1-18
8
(quar.)
25c
1-21
8
2-
preferred
Wallace
1-21
12-31
1
2-
6%.
.1-10
2-
1-15
$1.25
2-
20c
common
~
1
33c
12-20
,
$1.25
(quar.)
Ltd.-.
Ry.,
1-15
17y2c
50c
'(quar.)
Co
Rogers,
Ventures,
12-20
Co.—
Inc.
Virginian
1-15
40c
dividend
2-
2%
Food
&
12-28
17'/2c
20c
America
B.i
Freeze.
1-10
25c
quar.)
rreferred
A
Waters
Velvet
12-28
1-15
2-15
4%
of
Sea
class
12-28
1-25
1%
Corp.
Sciver
12%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4'%%
5%
12-28
1-15
5c
common
Co
Van
1-15
5%
Tobacco,
Van
12-31
(year-end)_.
Pictures,
1-16
dividend!
(quar.)
common
Products
2-15
(stock
Corp.,
dividend
Vanadium
1-15
1-18
20c
dividend
Stock
1-18
12-21
3%
(quar/),
Universal
;
1
25c
common..
Universal
ii
1
1-15
(quar.)—_________—87'/2C
Corp.
Stockyards
12-31.
1
on
22-
50c
Mining—
conv.
Universal
7
22!/2c
(increased quar.)
dividend
Unitronics
i.
$1.19
6-20
10c
(quar.)
_______
Vitamin
-
35c
(Md.)
Refining &
preferred
S.
(initial quar.)____
s-a)
Oil
Smelting,
12-31
2-
(quar.)
com.
Guaranty
Shoe Corp.
S.
1
2-28
&
Royalty
2-
25c
___
(reduced)
class A
(initial
Fidelity
1 -15
1
iquar.)
(quar.)
Wallpaper—
1-15
2-
Canal
______________
Shirt
{20c
{40c
&
preferred (quar.)__
/
United Telephone Co. of Kansas, Inc. (Abilene)
.5%
preferred
(quar.)—
1-16
fSC'Ac
RR.
preferred
70c
1-18
2-
12>/2c
(quar.i
(quar.)
7
1-11
$2.50
15c
(s-ai__:
preference
8
12-
1-31
3-20
United
1-18'
10%
(s-a!
Ltd
1-
1-15
10-10
7-%
U.
9
Petroleum Corp.,. Ltd.—
Common
dividend)
$2.50
Stock
1-18
(quar.)
Super Mould Corp. of California
Superior Steel
(quar.)
Sunertcri;
Mines,
Jersey
Year-end
U.
12-31
(quar.),
Tool
Hill
(stock
1
75c
(quar.)_
Corp.
1-31
1-8
2-
..
12-31
20c
(quar.)
Sunermarkets
Co.
2-28
2-1
2%,
(increased quar.)_
com.
40c
15c
Tool,
7-20
25c
quar.)
(quar.i,
dividend
preferred
{35c
1
$2.50
4%
pl'd.
(stock dividend),
common
87'/2c
12-31
3% 1
4V2%
Clothier
&
&
$1.12'/2
(quar.i
{30c
Textiles,
Greene,
Sun,strand
100%
1-15
7%c
com.
dividend
Stock
60c
1-3
{10c
Lbhograph,
Ltd.
1-15
2-
{15c
(Del.), (quar.)
Canada,
5
jioc
(quar.)
A
(stock dividend)
Stores
(quar.)
Container Corp. (quar.)
Stufcnitz
1-15
25c
Corp.
Stock
1-31
25c
Bros.
Sunrise
on
January 16»
Packing (stock dividend!
Reading Tube Corp.
Stone
2-15
{30c
1
Stonega Coke & Coal
Sterchi
12-21
933/«c
!
Stern
&
Strawbridge
common
(subject to approval of the
at a special
meeting to be
Concrete
of
Co.
Extra
Stern
3-
America—
1-15
Stock
(quar.)
(quar.),
Shake
12-31
1-15
50c
(quar.)
:
Stecher-Traung
1-22
27.V2C
pfd.
J.)-(quar.)
4V'a%
class
3-15
of
1-15
12-20
27V.tc
Extra
Steak
1-15
1-15
U.
1-11
1
40c
$1
UjJ.
Equipment Mfg. (quar.)
class A (s-a),
:
Ltd.,
20c
Co.
4-10
5%
1-15
1
2-
$1.15
L!_.
B
B
1
2-
97%'c
Ltd.,
Brock
5
(quar.i,.
1-10
{5c
4*4%
U.
lOhioi—
preferred
Stanfields,
2-
$1.25
(quar.)„
par)
Insurance
Stouffer
dividend
($25
3-
$2.50
6%
1-18
4%
(quar.)
(quar:)
Fire
9
j
United
12-31
50c
(quar.)—
90c
1-15
1-15
2%
(quar/)
Dredging,
2-14
3-15
New
United
12-20
divicl.)
(quar.i
2-
pfd.
5
50c
1,
90c
4.40'%
1-
92MsC
(quar.)
Standard
1
2-
Keno
United
Service—
Standard
3-
20<F
Quarterly
12-31
dividend)
Insurance (Dallas)
prefeired
preferred
{75c
$1.25
1-19
60c
Fruit
12-31
1-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-15
2-14
Quarterly
5
$1.20
(quar.)
1-15
1-
1-15
.
Southwestern
4.15%>
1-31
25c
(quar.t
12-31
1
Corp. of Louisiana—
Industrial
5
2-15
(quar.)
common
12-23
1-4
3-
(quar.)
Gas
United
U.
(stock
Co.
12-28
50c
Co..
$5
Drug,
1-
10c
(stock
1-15
25c
common
stockholders
Pearling
Southwestern
1-31
I7V2C
Telephone
Mills
2-1
Drill
12-27
f$1.50
1
Producing
{35c
(quar.)
Extra
1-15
1-15
(quar.)
1-18
Electrotype—
Raymond
Lumber
1-19
2-15
preferred (quar.)____i
Cigar-Whelan Stores Corp.—
convertible preference iquar.)
Corps., Ltd., class B (extra)___
United
37V2<?
J62,/2c
(quar.)
.
held
Rath
Gas
Southwest
$1.05
Extra
Stock
Southwest
4
1-19
2-15
com.33c
Ltd.
(qUar.)___,,_
United
1-31"
(quar.)
England
1-11
$1.06 Va
income)
^Racio Corp. of America,
1st
New
Co.
Power
1-18
{4c
(s-a)
Quebec Power (increased quar.)__
.$3.50
Nevada
2-15
92V2c
(quar.)
United
Electric—
&
1-19
$1
(Kansas)
(Calif.)
&
Preferred
1-15
37'/2C
(quar.),,
(quar.)
Materials
Southern
4V2%
1-15
*
28''2C
;
pfd,
(quar.)
Vic
{56c
;
Ltd.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
Gas
preferred
Southern
1-10
$1.25
(quar.)
Common
Quaker
1-10
1
Power
1-28
2-15
87'/2c
;i
United
1-15
2-28
B
$3.50
12-31
1-31
28c
'
Co.
Fund
Indiana
1-31
2-28
$1.12Vz
(quar.)
Canada
Biscuit
United
12-31
60c
(quar.)
25c
:
preferred
(quar.)
Pu )lic.Service Co. of New
Hampshire—
3 35%
Colorado
Southern
1-31
1-28
2
A
Class
12-31
1%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Power, common
preferred
Southern
1-31
1-28
(quar.)
preferred
United
3
1-
2-28
4%»
(quar.)_
Oil
2
1-
1-15
30c
Quarterly
6%
25c
„
4Ms%
4 50''
A
Canada
partic.
1-
2-1
6 Vic
(quar.)
Oil
12-17
10c
—;—.—
(quar.)
(quar.),
20c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Puritan
1-28
1-23
25c
Gamble,
Service
4 Va %
preferred
1
1-31
1-11
1
25c
preferred
Class
v
1-22
1-15
4-
Corp.—
United
1
1*14',
$1.12V2
—
$ 1.17 '/a
Progress Manufacturing, (stock
4.20%
6%
;
preferred
Union
6-15
t50C,
common
Co.,
12-26
1-30
$4.25
,
System
Service—
Gas
13%
{$1.75
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
5%
Co.—
65c
Gardner
Procter &
2,
1-
6
common
Mines
1-
2-
quar.)
preferred
Ltd.
12-31
1-15
)__
participating
Co.,
5
1-15
30c
Electric
Dome
&
3-
5 %
(quar.)
preferred
East
Bros.
2
6" Vic
i
(quar.)__._.
3.00% pfd.
(quar.)
4.70%
preferred B (quar.)—
Power Corp. of Canada,
Preston
1-
$1.50
Co.,
non-cum.
6%
Calif.
4.80%
'accuni.)
(increased
3.60%
preferred
General
Ra aid
1-15
5%
(quar.)
Edison,
4.70%
6%
$1
i
Light
Portland
Pcoiie
12-14
____
;
Cable
preferred
Price
1-15
.
(quar.)
Cordage Co. (quar.
Employees' Stock (quar.)
Pope & Talbot (extra)
6%
1-15
12-14
20c
4.56%
Southern
div.;___,
(quar.)
dividend
Gas
12-14
f50c
:
preferred
preferred
12-31
1-15
Electric Co.—
Union
12-27
1-25
6-29
12'/2p
(auar.)
(S. C.),
Edison,
Southern
Plymouth
i-
1
4c
preferred
Pittsburgh & Lake
1-15
Calif.
1-15
J25c
:
dividend,
4.48%
12-27
Water
(stock
pfd.
(liquidating)
Materials
of
12-28
Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred
Southern
1-28
60c
(quar),,—
Corp.
Pittsburgh
Stock
4
1-15
"/___
_
^
2-
1
1-
12V2c
Finance
tsbiirgh
South
Southern
(quar.)
convertible
$5
1-15
2-
____
Pllisbury Mills, $4 preferred iquar.)
Pmchin, Johnson & Associates-
Pt
1-19
___
4%
Common
7
4'/2%
(quar.):
preferred
Philadelphia
1-14
(quar.)
rjreferred
3.80%
1-21
25 c
__
2-10
&
Union
1-10
2%
—•—
1
Coast
1
2-
2-20
preferred
2-
:';70c
—.
——
1-15
10c
7%
(quar.i
Gas
1-11
—
$1.12Vi»
1
1-10
City)—
(m-ar.)
Union
12-28
Mills
(cu"r.»_;
Y.)
(N.
$3.70
1-10
1
2-
$2
1
1-14
50c
South
2-
2-
Paper
pref.
(Jersey
America
Ltd.,
preferred
$4
t25c
(quar.;
North
Towers
Corp.
$4.50
1-4
1
$53c
Smith
Common
2-
$1
3-
2-15
1-16
(increased)
(quar.)
4,/a%
Jersey
10c
______
Chemical
Union
2
(quar.),___—j.———__
Corp.
New
(quar.)
/
/
of
Stock
2
+2c
Smith
12-26
1-
5%
Smith
(J.
Hungevford)
(quar.)
—/Z
Smith-Corona, Inc. (stock dividend)—,——
1
1-15
Is
—;—
1-15
O.)
preferred
(quar.)
Corp.,
of
Common
5%
15c
i—
2-15
1-15
1-
25c
—„—
preferred
1-15
Gas
Tobacco,
Udylite
1-15
t20c
diviaend)
Superior Co., common—
Slater (N.) & Co., Ltd., common
(A.
1-25
2-25
t25c"
614
$2.12
,93c
t45c
(s-ai,_„——
Ltd
Mines,
4
2-
&
Co.
Union
t45c
1
._.
(quar.)___:
1-10
12-31
———
Ltd.
1-
Si.25
$3.50
1
12'/aC
(quar.)___,
Electric Co.,
Phlladelpnia
4.68%
Gear
1
1-25
—
Mines
2
1-15
29th Street
Ltd.—
Canada,
(quar,)
15c
A:
2-
10c
(quar.),,_____—
of
Co.
3-
___
Machine
3%>
—
of America
Corp.
1-
^l'/ic
Products,
1-11
—
2-
-
_
Penton
Perkins
(quar.)
20c
_
1
——
20c
'
*
L
2-
.•——/
—
Extra
2-15
3-
30c
$1.06 Va
_
Co. .(Me.)—
(quar.)
Common
1-25
33c
20c
Co..
1-25
{35c
(quar.)
voting
2-15
{$1.50
___
(s-a)
preferred
Common
2-15
2-14
—
—
Foods
1-26
32 y2C
-
(quar.)___
<quar.)_
Pc-i.obscot Chemical
gains
Shedd-Bartush
1-10
Co.
Trust
1-14
1
dividend)
(stock
(quar.)—_
3-
25c
1
3-
12-31
1-15
—
Quarterly
Water & Power Co.—
Common
common...
Co.
capital
Common
12'/3c
1
2-
(s-a).
income...
investment
Shawinigan
2
2
American
net
31 V-ic
(quar.;)
pfd.
(quar.)_,
Pennsylvania Power
4.25%
10c
common.....^:;-...
coiiv,' prior
(quar.)
preferred
n
Co.,
(quar,
5%
1-31
1-
85c
Trust
Shares—
From
Telephone—
Penman's
Pe:
J.)
Coal,
preferred
$1.32
2-21
1-14
12-31
1-15
5c
Mfg
Tuckett
preferred (quar.),,
Security Insurance (New Haven)
common
1-18
1
91V4c
———-
3.65%
Selected
1-15
1
2-
1-15
1-10
Temper
1-29
2-
5c
2'/2c
25%
1
Oil
$1
12-31
2-1
True
30c
1-14
1-11
1-15
2-
Trico
—
1
1-31
5c
633%c
7-17
—
2-
35c
$1.22V2
1
(quar.)——,.
22V2C
-j
(quar.)
(quar.),
8-
(extra)
7
preferred
Treesweet
Fund—„„——
1-
1
(quar.)———27.i/2c
Co.
1-15
1
2-
4-17
Co., $4 preferred
$3.40 preferred (quar.)—
Scovill Manufacturing,
2-21
1
1-31
45c
quar,)-..
15c
preferred
$1.30
1
3-
•
,
Peninsular
$1
3-
$1
(quar.)
Year-end
Pen body
Nuclear
Fetzer
7
25c
1
SeiberJing Rubber,
(increased
2
*1-
Line.com. (quar.)
(quar.)__
5-
A
:___
1
1-15
,
2
Pipe
27'L-c
preferred
quar.)
^
clasS'A"
2-
preferred
$2.55
Tranter
5V'2%
(quar.i_^
___________________
1-17.'
—
(initial
common
dividend
1
(quar.)
new
Corp.
Transcontinental Gas
2-
A
&
Company,
27'/2C
preferred
$1.18*4
Corp.
1-
a._
2-
2-15
{30c
iquar.)
1-
2-15
{30c
(quar.)
1-15
20c
2%
Y.)
________
Stock
1-15
1-18
1-15
25c
(quar.)„1.—
(quar.)
&
Year-end
1
8
7c
50e
(N.
Building Assoc. Ltd.
$4.90
&
Paper
Electronics—
1-15
1
22-
25c
___
Trane
$1.14
dividend
Extra
Corp.—
A
Science
2-
Ltd., class A (quar.),—'
120c
(quar.)___,UOc
Co.,
B
Scolt
;
12-28
Trust
6:
8
8
25c
;
Power,
(quar.),,,3
8
2-
$1.09
&
1-
of Nevada,,
Sargent
(quar. >
8
1-28
17J/2c
(quar.)
12-31
Scott
Parke, Davis & Co.
Mfg. Co.
Bank
1-15
12-20
Sheraton
Tow'e
Trade
12-31
Co.
1-
I
2-15
1-15
Electric
1-
1-li
16y2%
2-15
22c
preferred A
8
2-21
(final)__
1
4.40%
&
1-
3-
12-31
Savannah
2-21
3-1
Traders
2-15
9""
(final) ___29.7143%
(quar.)
12-31
1
1-
(quar.)__
1-15
(quar.)
2
J-18
Jl.OtiVi
preferred
preferred
22Vic
(quar.),————
,
2-15
4%%
preferred
preferred
,
1
Tonopah Mining Co.
12-31
2-15
3-
12-28
12-20
Park
1-15
1-
1-15
$1.06 Vi
4 56%
$1
12-31
iquarl)-^
Stock
1-15
(quar.)___
preferred
12-31
Insurance
11-10
1-15
(quar.)
4.25%
12-28
*
1-15
10c
31
common
1-15
Marine
&
5%%
(quar.)__
%
Co.,
12-23
1-15
Co.
1-25
4
Edison
%
1-10
$1.10
Bottling
J$1.25
1-
A
ordinary
12-31
$1.12 y2
Packard-Bell
1-25
class
(year-end)
1-17
(quar.)__
of
+25c
'
receipts
Shipyards'
4 Vi
(Mass.),
,1-31
2-15
2-
30%
Corp.
1-15
(quar,—
(quar,).——Pacific Telephone & Telegraph—
6%
preferred iquar.)
Pacific Vegetable Oil (stock dividend)__,___-
Coca-Cola
Todd
1-10
Securities
30c
Fire
3-19
name
Finance
24c
25c
Paul
12-20
New
—
(quar.)—
Corp.
5%preferred
.
__——
60c
dividend
12-28
1-15
Panama
Stock
1-15
(quar.)—
3-
(quar.)
—
1-15
60c
.
preference
$1.12%
$1.25
_—_
Thompson
9
•
conv.
pfd. (quar.62V2c
(year-end)
%
10c
(K;--Id -Fibre Glass (quar.)
15c
Time
4- 1
Packard-Bell
1-
$1
$2 50
Industries
12-28
5%
pfd.
convertible
Co.,
28c
Mfg.—
1-31
Class
preferred
$4.75 preferred
Glass
1-18
10c
approval).——.—
Lighting Corp., $4.36
preferred (quar.
on
4.48%' pfd. A (quar.)/,
Light, $4 pfd. (quar.')
&
1-15
$1.09
$4.40
I
rate
common
291,1c
$4.50
-
U-14
2-
$1.14
Power
Diego Gas & Electric, com. (quar.),^
5% preferred (quar.)————
Express
/
(Subject to Interstate Com¬
Commission
merce
Pacific
2-1
(quar.),,
Instruments,
lexas
Thomas
San
Intermountain
Stock dividend
"2-1*5
pref-crred
Texas
4
Thcrmoid
preferred A (quar.)———
'
Rocky Mountain & Pacific—
Liquidating
3-——-—^--—4-':
(Del.)—
(quar.)__——
preferred (quar.)__————h
Gas & Electric'-Co; (quarry „™hv-h—
Pacific
1-L5
3-15
30c
$4.56
1-
Louis,
1-
$1.25
—
(reduced)__.___
Corp.
preferred
.'
35c
4.36%
Pacific
1-15
"
12-31
12-20
:
.
5%,
St.
1-
50c
quar.)—.
1
iquar.)
Pipeline Co.—
$0.39152
Lawrence
1-19
30c
$
1
1-16
Toledo
1-25
10%
dividend
Stock
the
at
Corp.,
prelerred
6%
$5
Glass
2-
20c
(year-end)—
10571
2,
5Va%
2
10c
Fibre
Electric
1-
20c
Overbrook Arms (annual)
Owens-Corning
1
1-15
1-15
com.
,1-15
2-
1-15
(payable in U. S. funds
shares
McBee
1
3-
(quar.) ______
pfd. A (quar.)
4V2% preferred
Club, Ltd., 6%
Corp.,
Gas
(quar.)—
Jar.
4'/2%
50c
Ontario Jockey
12-21*
$1.14
$1.16
(quar.)—
.
1-15
2-1
(quar.)
_______
„
15c
(quar.)
computed
Royal
1-15
$1.06 V*
pfd.
pfd.
12-21
25c
_—,——
(quar.)—,——.
(George D.) Corp.
1
(quar.)
4Va%
$4
1
1-15
35c
(quar.)
Stock--dividend
12-31
1-19
2-
(quar.
Olia-Mathieson Chemical,
Natural
Co.,
1
2-
3%
Button
Royal Dutch Petroleum
1-10
20c
$1.06
—
{50c
Okonite
1
Service
Electric
2-
2-15
$1
(quar.)
$2
(accum.)„——_
Co.
1-
1
2-15
$1.04
15c
1-15
1-15
1
2-
15c
1-25
1-24
2-15
$1.08
(quar.
1-25
Texas
1-24
2-15
30c
(quar.i,,
preferre-l A
(quar.;,
preferred B (quar.)__I
Aircraft
12-14
2-15
25c
common
2-
93 %c
—
(quar,—
A
Temro
12-28
1-15
25c
(quar.)
(quar.i,
Electric,
4.16%
'
Electric,
&
Gas
preferred iquar.)
preferred (quar.)
4%
A
30c
dividend)
Insurance
Plywood Corp.
20 Guilders
Oklahoma
class
4%
17 VaC
—
—
(quar.)—————
(stock
of Rec.
1-15
20c
*
Talen, Inc.,
'!
Class
B
1-17
1-15
59 */«c
(quar.
Boldert
5%
40c
Co.—
(quar.t__J_^_,-..-r--
common
1
dividend)
Inc.
4.32%
Erginaering
B
Class
1-15
{$1.18
Mills
(quar,—*-/.
common
2-
When
Payable
1-24
Ltd.-—
Canada,
of
Reynolds Metals Co., 4*4% A pfd.
Rich's, Inc. common (quar.)
$1.02
A
2-15
15c
(quar.)
$1.02 V'2
Ciass
Swank,
(stock
'
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)___—
$4.11 preferred (quar.t
$4.16 preferred (quar.)....-—
Northern Telephone. Ltd.
(quar.)—•_
Northwest
1-24
30c
(quar.
$4.10
preferred
2-15
{15c
(quar,)——
Aluminum
1st
Susquehanna Corp.
1%
Ltd. (quar.)__—
Assoc.
Per
Share
Name of Company
1-16
loc
.——_4—
$4.08
$3.60
of Rec.
Monday, January 14, 1957
Holders
1
2-
81.25
(Del.—
Inc.
(Canada),
Racing
45c
—
When
Payable
(quar.)
preferred
5%
(Mass.),
Chemicals,
$1.06 Va
<
—
of Company
Corp.
1-
(Minn.), coin, (quar.)
Power
States
Reece
1-14
—-- — ---
____r.—•*——______
Northern
12-26
$1.06
(quar.)
Ry,
(quar.).
Pacific
Northern
Name
1
Stock
(quar.)
(quar.)—,
4.22%
Per
Share
Holders
2-
$1.25
(increased quar.)
Illinois Gas, "com.
Northern
When
Payable of Rec.
22c
Financial Chronicle.,.
$1.40
preferred
(quar.)
(Continued
on
page
43)
(
Number 5603
Volume 185
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(153)
Stock Record «» New York Stock
Exchange
DULY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range for PffVlOIR
STOCKS
Year 1955
377/» Oct
48% Jan
Jan
Jan
6
46% Jan
18
Jan
37% Dec
6
45% Apr
6
Feb
1
98% Dec
14
109 % Feb
7
27
11
Dec
4
14% Jan
9
ABC Vending
Aug 25
55
Oct
1
67% Jan
3
ACF
71
79
18
7% Mar 23
Aug 25
63
Sep 28
23% Sep
19
25% Jan
6
35% Sep
20
Apr 10
29% May 25
21% Oct
19
25% Nov
30
22
Sep
19
3
347/s Sep
20
23% Dec
6
30
Jun
77% Jan
21
20% Nov
130
14
Dec
9
30% Jan
1
12% Oct
14
108
Jan
13
11
7
Dec
2078 Mar 30
117
Aug
9
Feb
9
190
Dec
Nov
9
163
Mar 14
2% Dec
13
•'
17
Dec
111
Dec
14
16% Dec
21
11
Jan
6
28% July 25
80
Jan
3
91% Aug
77
31
5
26
11
3
326
Jun
3
Mar 14
170
Jun
24
July 12
Dec
6% Dec
241% Sep
31
14
Nov" 11
;
Jan
4
117
14% Jan
7
115
Dec
5
30
Jan
23
105
Nov
30
12% Dec
5
20% Aug 26
122% July
6
20
3
25% Dec
40
22
51% Mar 14
July 22
63 % Jun
7
88
98
Apr
Nov
23
21% Dec
30
11
Sep~20
134% Apr
34% Aug
1
55% May 12
72% Jan 18
70
Jan
5
Jan
14
Oct
31
100
Jan
23
May
30% Nov
105% Jun
11
20% Jan
102
Sep
39
17
Oct
23
88
91% Feb
36
Feb
1
65
33% Jan
100
Jan
2
6
Feb
14
9
1% Dec
28
Dec
Sep 27
30
91% Jan
23
58
31
10
Dec
30
Oct
Jan
9
26% Mar 16
Mar 19
7
108
Jan
26
31% Oct
29
May 28
70% Jan
9
Sep 28
23% Aug
47-'% Dec
118
3
30
69% Dec
33% July 15
21% Mar
8
21% Dec
20
Dec
7
2
11
11
19% Dec
3
32% May 21
20% Jan 11
4% Dec
31
7% Mar 12
40
Oct
1
Nov
20
49% Apr
45% Jun
38% Jan
27
61% Nov
53 % Dec
3
33
27
47
23% Mar 17
27 % Mar 14
Jan
Nov
33% Dec
3
38
17
9
Dec
13
27 % May 15
27
100% Jan
17
81
Dec
18
48
Mar 14
69% Dec
22
61
Jan
23
106
Mar 15
135% Dec 21
126
Jan" 2 6
15% Jun
19
34
Nov
15
Jan
54
3
3
28
130
17
Jan
26
13% Dec
Dec
*7
157
Dec
26
Aug
14% Mar 21
102
July 9
17% Apr 17
3 7% Jan
3
11
27% Jan
21
41% Mar 16
35 % Feb
10
45% Nov
34% May
3
8
9
28
Nov
21
11
56
Feb
21
105
21
22
46% «San 23
59
29% Feb
1
46% Nov
2
64% Jan
6
100
Nov
137% Jan
4
147% Nov
20% Jan
31
58% Feb
12
87
Jun
26
113
132
Dec
28
146
10% Dec
MP% Jan
20
145
119
26% Jan
13
25% May 17
16% Oct 14
47
46% Mar
16
Oct
4%%
13
page
26 % May 29
24
24 Vb
19%
Vis
Jan
5'/«
19%
*19%
20 Vb
5%
5Vb
5%
41%
41%
5
23%
24
*19%
20 Vb
41%
39%
39%
39%
39%
40
1,700
547b
55
55%
55%
55%
,54%
55
54%
55
54%
55 Va
54%
28%
2,100
27%
29
29Tb
4,700
—10
100
;
Co
39
33%
%
8P
156
25 '/a
14%
26-!b
17
38%
85%
77%
•75%
75 Vb
156
25 "a
14 %
26%
*46 7
37
77%
31
*84
84
*152
25%
Vb;
30
39 Vs.
84
76%
78 Vb
*152
397b
38 %
:
86
76%
1
5
*148
25
25 '/a
14%
14%
14%
27
27%
47%
27
47Tb
287 b
27 Vb
27%
26%
15'A
15%
15%
15%
37%
H
22 %
22%
37
37 '/a
22 Vb
22 %
36%
42% Apr
107
2
Jan
12
42 % Dec
13
43% July 11
35% Mar 19
154
_26
*150
1,600
80
12,900
154
25%
37%
26%
1,500
14%
14%
15
2,500
27%
27%
27%
6,400
48'A
47%
48%
27%
27
28%
12,800
15%
15%
15%
37%
25,100
21%
1,400
36%
21%
37%
21%
37%
21'/a
700
14,700
1,300
15'/a
15%
15%
3,400
1
100
Fdry common—7
100
*95
preferred
&
Co
*79%
27
27%
26%
*98%
99'%
2
23%
23%
*25%
26%
*15%
1
15%
130
130
&
Co
129
2,800
*11%
44 %
*95
357/b
10
3,100
27%
26 Tb
27%
27%
27%
27
27%
7,900
*98%
99%
*98%
99 Va
24:%
24%
98
%
27
*25%
15%
34%
35Tb
34Tb
51 %
17%
17 Tb
*151 "a
153%
52
15%
15%
400
5%
5%
6 Vb
29,300
63%
63%
63%
7,400
30 %
31
30 Va
31 Vb
1,900
34%
51%
15%
5%
5%
35
34%
35 Vb
4,900
51%
17%
s
18%
17%
153%
153 %
*151%
52
18%
157
51%
17%
*151%
52
18%
5
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
32%
33%
32%
33
32%
33
33
34'/a
33%
34%
par
93%
94 %
93
94 %
93
93 %
92%
93 %
92 Va
94
No par
55%
56%
55%
56%
55 %
55%
55%
56 Va
56 Va
56%
144%
146%
45%
145%
145%
146 %
146%
45%
45
25
preferred__100
146
.
120%.
45
120 %
*120%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
7,700
52,000
153
10
7,200
7,200
950
14,900
148
147
980
45 %
45
45 Vb
45'/.
44%
45
1,200
*120%
122
122
120 %
120%
•120%
122
110
%
No par
46%
47%
46%
47'%
46%
47
46 %
46%
46%
46 %
7,100
1
Refining
49Tb
49Tb
49 Tb
49%
49 '/a
49 Tb
49%
49%
49%
1,700*
com—100
*106
134%
108
136%
49 Vb
108
100
108
108
109 %
109'A
110
110
134%
135
135
135%
135
136'A
135
136%
11%
12
100
5
12
100
Tobacco
175
25
common
12
176%
75%
75
*11%
176 V
s
12 Vb
11%
177%
174%
75%
76 Vb
76 Vb
122%
12314
123 Vb
25
123%
35%
com—5
9%
9%
9Tb
25
26%
26%
*26%
26 T
25
*24%
25%
*24 Vb
Corp
Works
Co
series
125
36%
36
•
176%
176%
series
&
Smelting—1
50
Cable
No par
37
77
77
76
124
76
177%
800
820
300
51,400
16,500
9%
4
124%
990
37'A
36%
37 %
31,500
9%
9Tb
9%
9%
9%
9%
2,600
'
26%
*24%
25
18%
72 %
72%
72
79%
79
79Tb
*36
37 Vb
36
36
35%
36
*93%
40%
38%
25%
95
40%
*93%
27
*26%
26%
25
•24%
18%
5,500
i. .1
71 Va
72 Va
30,400
79%
79%
560
36 Vb
36 Vb
18%
18%
72%
18%
100
25
18%
72%
79%
T* 26 %
*24 Va
*26 Vb
79%
/
176%
12
36%
*72 Va
£18%
.-
72
177
122%. 123
76%
18','4
18
•11%
36%
124
18
79%
12
36%
25
100
&
3,900
28%
*15%
34%
51%
17%
20
25%
*27%
x62%
'
35%
153%
99%
25%
28%
25
15%
15%
•98%
25%
♦27%
27
34%
146
19,800
44
1
Co
Lead
36%
80
30'%
preferred
Zinc
36%
*79%
44
24 %
51 %
97
36%
80%
44 «/4
30%
17%
50
43%
30'%
51 %
2,600
44 Tb
30 %
*150
11%
97
44
30
No par
•94
36%
*79%
29%
5%
97
11 %
*95%
44%
98%
15'%
*95
36 Tb
81
*79%
24
*25%
97
35%
80
64
common
noncumulative
5'%%
128 %
5 %
100
6%
130
63%
preferred
Preferred
123
5%
Co
Preferred
130
63%
Sany common—5
Water
200
xl28
5%
Co
Visdose
128
63%
5 %
*
100
Sugar
preferred
128
64
25
Co
Chemical
Snuff
130
63%
5
___,
Gas
Co
&
*128
No par
Corp
Std
130
97
35%
79
44%
20
com
*95
36%
44
100
Products
97
35%
79
common-No par
Ltd
Metal
American
72 7 b
79
79%
36
Hocking Glass Corp—
CommoD
$4
76
15%
'
7
75%
15%
American
Nov
76%
26%
.
21%
21%
84'/b
*47%
•
27%
15%
36 7
38%
84%
1,500
27%
47Tb
47Ti»
15%
10
31'/a
38%
85%
?5%
14%
27 Va
47 Tb
«
31
37%
*150
14 Va
„
30%
37'/a
*84":
•
155
25
30%
27 Va
12.50
Smelt & Refg com
May 28
23% Mar 13
34,200
54%
Safety Razor
6%
700
4,300
41%
55 Va
Ship Building Co—No
7%
17,900
54 %
Seating
6%
41%
•
5 %
54%
American
2
41%i
5% %
54%
American
7%
Vb
54%
6
July 24
51% Jan
5Vb
40
Co
Dec" !
24
23%
4'A
20
5 Vb
5
14%
Wire
see
*19%
2
54%
27
Anchor
36%
23 %
15 Tb
Anaconda
3
23 '/a
•108
15%
Anaconda
footnotes
109
15%
87% Mar 19
For
108 %
15%
85
13% Jan
110
15%
14
30% May 28
'108
15%
23
3
109
54%
26
27
10
108%
39%
preferred
29
Dec
109
19%
Co of 111
Investment
Rad
4
90
109
19%
American
21
60
16,400
14%
Potash
Amer
50
1,100
14%
American
32% Jan
64
*64
11%
Amer
10% July 20
7
30%
64
66
97
Tobacco
3
30%
66
*64
14%
Jan
Mar
30%
66
*95%
63% Feb
44% Jan
30%
*64
*11%
65
110
30%
64
11%
Aug 26
7
30%
64
1
14%
Sep
19
96
96
83
Sep
32% Dec
2,200
97
32%
96
14%
American
6
200
33
97
32%
96
96
Amer
7°!o
46,700
32%
32 Tb
'
9
2,400
22%
112
14%
84 % Apr 30
145% Jan 27
-
65
22%
*106
95%
23%
preferred
3
31% Dec
63%
22%
19,200
97
72
20
64%
112
400
118%
11%:
6
Jun
117
*14%
6
103
22%
*107
119%
*96
Jan
40
63 Tb
22 Tb
112
29
*11%
62% Jan
33% Mar 30
64 Vb
22 %
'107
30
32%
1
convertible preferred
23% Nov 26
21
63%
23
112
xll8
2Va
*28
*28%
No par
Tal & Tel Co
12
64 %
120%
2%
30
28%
11%
American
Dec
117%
28%
97
14%
1
17% Dec
2
*28
28%
11%
American
25
1,700
2
30
28%
*96
14%
187% Feb
1
2%
ITH
*28
No par
10
6
22,700
preferred—100
Corp
1
Surfiatra
16
29,400
98
International
American
29% Aug
92%
118%
Ice Co common
16
28% Aug
30% Jun
91%
117%
130 %
16% Jan
Jan
92%
118%
32%
4
13
9
1,700
91%
117%
129'/a
28
10
38%
92%
118%
131
American
~
38%
1,600
131
19
1
116
—1
15
26
38%
200
38,600
Products
Jan
11% Jan
Dec
*114
34%
•127Vb
Nov
68% Oct
38%
12,000
78
34%
30%
_1
Co
Stores
31% Nov 23
39
115
*30
20
American
10
113
3,000
—10
16
23
113
•77
*95%
24%
Corp
Steel Foundries
Nov
44%
34%
200
v
1,300
American
55% Nov
44%
77
34
98
Metal
129% Mar 26
16
165
27
Feb
59% Jan
187% July 21
82% Dec
6
44%
77
33%
17,100
23
30 %
Amer
% Mar 20
13
13
8% Oct
174
Nov
Dec
21
15
8% Feb
36% Jan
'4a
62% Feb
Dec
Feb
51
172% Jan
46
177
19
18
44%
78
800
y
91
121%
32'%
44%
*38%
2%
22%
30'/a
*110
30
'108
30%
30%
Machine & Metals—__.No.par
Marl6
39-% Jan
•
14% Jan
10
Apr 25
23%
*22'/a
30%
33%
2a
63%
63%
23%
30%
*23
*95%
Amer
54% Aug
9
24 % Mar 20
37% Feb
Jan
63%
23%
96 %
30%
10
13%
95%
115
119 Tb
111% 112
31%
32%
•13%
44%
91%
28
119/4 122
13%
96%
*76%
116
*2
*28
13%
94%
130
Optical
72% Apr
58% Sep
42
2
30
2
13%
95%
23 %
30 %
39
16,600
*120
American
14
120
89%
113%
"lO
61%
102
10
40% Jan
Dec
46% Aug 24
131% Aug 12
43% Dec 30
38%
91
115
*28..
100
Corp-
News
6
3
89%
113
60%
102
110
Electric
&
Hardware
American
3
11
38%
38%
Power—No par
Natural
9% Jan
39% Jan
112%
116
61%
104
11,800
7,500
Co
Motors
7% May 25
29% Jan
6
121% Oct
112%
*112
100
122
44
Molasses Co
19
12
34%
7%
310 %
*117
94%
40
American
Dec
142% Dec
77
33%
60%
*101%
7
•205
117%
*22%
39Tb
American
150
Apr
44%
77
34%
%
7
310%
No par
American
5
172
43%
79
33%
_20
13%
117%
21'/a
Cable
3
16
13
44%
*77
100
62
7
*205
105
42 Va
70% Sep 17
32Ta Feb 29
27% Jun
5
44%
par
7
5
Jun
30%
Secur—No par
Lines Inc
40c
preferred
Apr
R% Jan
16% Dec
30
60%
*101%
*13%
62%
105
41 Vb
Foreign
prloi
18
179% Jan
6
5%%
3.90%
5%%
43
30
13%
7
800
43%
Corp
American Mach
American
108
7
40% Mar 14
American
16
33% Nov 21
30
,
*1.01 %
42%
noncumulative
27
6
50% Jan
6%
Jan
28% Feb
Jun
Mar 29
American
Jan
11
23
European
American
28
27
95 %
22%
61%
105
41%
Colortype
American
30
27
21% Mar 14
American
6
88
53% Mar
3%%
2
26% Oct
94%
23
Cyanamid Co com
10
conv preferred series C-100
31
12
6%
97
American
22% Dec
30
7
10
Crystal Sugar com
prior preferred
97 % Dec
31
6%
62 %
95%
,
100
77 %
100
Tiling
21
5 % Dec
*76%
*22%
1
Co
93
13 % Jan
77%
21%
Distilling
40% Dec
55% Jan
*76%
44 %
Enka
106% Feb
4
77%
21%
Encaustic
9
17
*76'%
20%
American-Home
23
77%
.
17%
*76%
43%
American
19
Jun
77'%
*17%
20%
7
60% Sep
38 % Apr
17%
44%
143
13% Jan
17%
19Tb
31
15
17%
25
Gas
6
14,500
17'%
43 %
American Hawaiian SS
17
19%
115
17%
13'%
50
Co
American
11
18%
*112%
17,900
17%
common.—12.50
&
Chicle
2
8% Oct
18%
115
200
3%
20
American
26
10% Jan
18%
*112%
3
44.1/4
7
46% Jan
18%
115
3 %
19%
31
Mar
*112%
3 %
43 7 b
23% Dec
28
160
%
American
24% Feb
1
190
*156
20
27% Mar 21
77 % Dec
30
*185'/a
160
3%
18%
18%
114
11,400
49%
190
300
5,200
44%
84% Jan
Sep~13
18%
•114
50
49%
*185
.}
17%
13%
1
qom
preferred
4 % %
4
Jun
18%
115
3
'4,900
*156
;
*'
3
61%
1
American
7
31% Sep
1%
14
6
32
160
*101%
lo
Radio
Co
American Chain
28
35% Apr
94% Jan
20% Mar 14
Can
26
107% Feb
24% Mar 16
American
Feb
18
103
2Tb
21
19%
142% Nov
25% Nov 29
3
20%
49%
,191
'156
21
43%
4
Dec
50%
49%
'185
14 %
2
25
95
50
185%
160
'156
14%
20%
U
138%
14%
com—No par
Jan
28
2%
.—20
Export
Dec
49%
185%
"
18
common
<fc
&
15
50 %
160
_1
common
Co
Inc
Cable
American
2
21
100
preferred
Dec
11
25
Theatres
American
American
18% Dec
20%
122
convertible preferred
5
4
22
138%
14 %
14%
21
7,400
Broadcasting-Paramount
14
31
14%
310%
preferred
Shoe
16% Apr
43% Aug
Dec
140
14%
*116
American Bosch Anna Corp
30% Dec
Dec
1,800
*138%
133
14%
15%
50
27
11
27 %
*205
preferred
10
13% Nov 29
1
122
common
conv
7
96
27
310%
Agricultural Chemical—No par
Dec
16
27
*117'%
No par
American Bank Note
5%
26%
*205
convertible preferred
100
American Bakeries Co com—No par
4%
26%
122
ponvertible preferred
Brake
16,200
310 %
3%%
Amer
24%
17%
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)——1
Amerada Petroleum Corp.
-No par
6%
24%
14%
1
Amalgamated Leather Co
cum
9,600
24%
7
America
American Airlines
36%
24%
*116
Cement
of
24%
*76%
No par
Co
15%
36
*205
£>ye
&
15%
37
22%
190
19,000
2,300
14%
1
Mills
4%%
139
2,700
V
36%
-V
100
.
Alupiinium Limited
Amer
142
14%
38
_No par
conv
Allied
6%
'138
71%
14%
7%
Kid. Co
Aluminum
24%
*26 %
5
Chemical
Allied
71 %
24%
26%
18%
•
100
:
common
Allied
70%
X37%
*113
5
preferred A
79% Dec
19% Aug
1
44Tb Mar 12
Aug
2
16% Nov 15
1
Industries Inc
"Allied
-
100
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
Allen
71%
71%
14%
38%
*185%
*156
>
—10
common
prior preferred
35
13
161% Jun
$4
100
Sep
23% Oct
170
5%%
70%
400
63%
.
common—
Alleghany Corp
American
48
86
105
21
Inc
62%
70%
49%
•
,
1(J0
preferred
9
88% Nov
Oct
4%%
37% Apr
13 % Nov
15
13% Sep
Inc
63 %
143/,
1QP
preferred—
American
17% Jan
9
Nov
96
6
96% Jan
Oct
Products
7%
b
3
18 % Oct
1
18
12
3
35 % May 28
104
Alco
Aldens
Jan
Dec
25
M&r 30
16
8
67
2
35% Jan
Sep 29
22
22
40% Sep
20% Sep
12% Aug 17
24
12% Dec
10
Jan
22% Jun
series
62%
11,800
12%
■
46% Sep 16
71% May
6
7
1951
Vicksburg Ry
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining:
Amer
9% Jan
103
121 % Mar 23
8
19
48% Nov
17% Dec
3
19
27% Mar
1
11
11
Apr
31% Nov
95% Dec
23
17
Jan
13
Feb
39% Oct
6% Oct
65
10
July 17
36
16% Jan
&
Alpha Portland
3% Jan
39
pfti
July 11
133% Aug
150
4.50%
Alabama
12
14%
138
41%
99%
12%
2 2
-
40%
99%
12%
38 %
26
40%
99%
12%
68%
24%
Shares
40%
99%
100
64
14%
24%
the Week
Jan.11
63
63%
26
Friday
Jan. 10
12%
12%
38%
138
1.
_>
».
61%,
69%
24%
25%
_l
Corp
Mar 12
10
99
18% Jan
62% Feb
47
79
14
38% May 16
43% Aug 31
35% Jan 18
12%
125
Corp
Stores Corp common—No
4% preferred
Allis,-Chalmers Mfg common
4.08% convertible preferred
37% July 25
126
64
18
42% Dec
129% Apr
9
25% Aug 15
4
21
42% Dec
107% Sep
117% Mar 27
18% Jan 1'2
22
Sep 19
105% Sep 27
14
22% Jan
91% Sep
17
82
22% Mar 30
6
12
8
Apr
Nov
72
Jan
14% Jan
May
4
64% Dec 17
3
Nov
32
241 % Sep
160
97% Jan
Sep 14
May 31
110
27% Mar 15
7
14
26
Dec
99% Feb
0
16
10 % May
4
34
13
Nov
23
23
28
29% Jun
88% Jan
36 % Apr
24
139% jun
6
56% Jan
6
6
19
21
4
6
23% Feb:
26
104% Nov
119% Sep 13
37/a Mar 29
16
23% Mar 22
117% Jan
77
15
Sep
16
29% Dec
11
41
4% Feb
42% Dec
9
30% Nov 29
34
_1
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp—10
Admiral
*_12
RaUsa for
Thursday
-
40%
39%
*99%
14%
Air Reduction Inc common___No
par
18
82
;
11%
39%.
100
37%
__No par
10
136
'25%
Co__„
Corp
Dec
155
2% Nov
Express
52
5
94% Jan
Adams-Millis
9
20
110
4
36% Feb
21
22
Dec
4
32% Jan
'99%
62%
68
~
10
;
39%
60%-
______2.50
41% Dec
Jan
-
Inc
Stores
Co
Aeroquip
Jan
•34
Steel
3
6
Jan
Acme
99%
n%
50
31
170
Jan
ACF-Wrigley
40
99%
25
preferred
Adams
July 17
common
Jan. 9
PRICES
Wednesday
Jan. 8
38%
.
__l
luc
22% Dec
157
19
5%
29% May
154
5
Corp
Industries
SAL E
Tuesday
Jan. 7
.
100
22 % Jan
29
93
28
common
19
28
104
July 30
37% Dec
Laboratories
preferred—.
31
Dec
122
..
6
4%
12% Dec
2% Nov
7% Jan
209%' Jan
20
.
.
11% Apr
155
'J
;
Jan
Abbott
HIGH
Monday
Par
4
107% Mar 15
«17% Oct
19
76
LOW AND
STOCK
15% Aug 24
27% Mar 14
109% Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
3
111
19
13
NEW
16% Jan
28
107
63
Range for Year 1956
Lowest
Highest> "
Highest
Loweot
i
6.25
preferred
Clayton
No par
Anderson
Anderson-Prichard
Andes Copper
21.80
Co
Oil
Mining
Corp
10
14
*93%
*40%
95
41%
1
*35'/a
800
10
95
93 Vb
93%
•92
40 %
40%
40%
40%
40
Va
40%
2,000
37%
38%
37%
37%
9,100
*25%
26%
*26'A
39%
38
38%
38
38%
25%
25%
25%
26
26
93
27
300
13
Financial Chronicle... Monday, January 14, 1957
The Commercial and
K
(154)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
fir Fravlaat
if •
Range for Year 1956
Yaar 1965
11
43% Feb
14
Oct
16
13V4 Jan
5
27% Jan 23
6
46% Feb
9
69% Dec
Dec
•6% Aug 30
102 Va Apr
3
May
Armour
2
18 Mj May
22
24
8% Jan
17
4% Dec
5
Nov
28
26% Jun
11
31% Maris
17
Jun
17
15% Jan
11
20
30
Jun
16
27% Oct
4
29% Feb
37% Sep
3
113
Aug 15
36% Mar 14
May 27
69
3
5
38
Oct
9
Jan
23
73
21
11% Aug
#6% Oct
41% Oct
Oct
30
13
13
10
Mar 17
101
5%
28
101 % Apr
68
July 18
16% Nov 16
29
29
10% May 28
Atlas
27
18% Jun
1
5%
61% Feb
13
91
1
Atlas
13
11% Jan
9
273/4 Dec 22
5% Oct
20
'-84
87
20%
Inc
'Inc
Aug
17% Feb
19
27
3.000
24.800
270,600
Topeka &
30
86%
88
*19%
20 V4
*19%
20 %
*19%
20%
5%
5%
53s
5%
5%
5%
*28%
28%
28%
v
5%
29
28%
17%
18
177«
18
17%
18
29%
29',8
29! 4
29 %
29%
1,300
31%
21%
32
31 %
31%
3.000
29%
31%
31%
32%
31%
100
99
99
99
99
290
65%
65%
65%
66
66
66! a
66
66
3.000
26%
26%
26%
10 Va
IOV4
100
103
'100
26 Va
26%
26%
26%
20%
26%
10%
10%
10%
10
'4
10%
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10%
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series
$3.75
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prior
22% Jun
8
34% Oct
29
Automatic
5% Sep
26
26
7% Feb
24
Avco
37% Sep
49% Feb
24
4% Dec
17
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20
5
88
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18
54
30
28%
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8% Apr
26
Oct
42
16%
29%
16
16%
16%
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5%
8% Feb 13
Mar 21
19
16% Jan
18
16%
16%
48
Austin
Sep
"98% Feb
03!^
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.
cumulative preferred
83 % Nov
9
16%
29%
17%
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9
20
4
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16%
16
28%
Atlantic
6
9
63%
1
City
9
27
14J/a Jan
10
62%
62%
2 <
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preferred
47% Aug 14
63% May
43% Jan
35% Jan
Dec
47% Mar 14
62%
5
preferred J.
4%
15% Dec
15
63-Jit
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Atlantic
27
Feb
101
8% Nov
34% May 17
36% Sep
63%
63
No par
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non-cuni
8
59% Mar
40 3/4 Sep
34%
2.50
Common
3
30% Mar 13
17
Nov
90
36%
34%
'
26% Dec
3
36%
34%,
:
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Atchison
17% Dec
373«
34
Oil <fc Refining com
5.25%
33% July 25
30
Nov
36|%
34%
5 %
Associates
Aug 28
30%
33%
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Jan
110% Jan
16
97
55
10
1
36%
34
1
preferred $1.50 series
Na par
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
25% Nov
8
•2% Feb
39%
34
64%
03%
2nd
30% Mar 29
35%
5
—
Corp
Industries
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5
_—___
preferred
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Mar 29
-1.800
4%
34
Illinois
of
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93/, Teb
34
194% Feb
Co
issued
83.75
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4%
36
35%
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5
5
4%
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the Week
Friday
Jan.11
Jan. 11JL.
9
4%
4%
4%
5
.
Jan
^
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Wednesday
Jan. X
;
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6
13
Jan
-
5
35% Apr
Jan.7
5
Armstrong Cork Co common,
6
14
Jun
Mar 15
12% Jan
steel
Armco
14
37% Mar 27
102% Mar 3
26% Nov 29
82
Dec
5
19
Jan
*4%
Pat
Inc
Co
Argo Oil Corp
When
28
22
24
7
15% Feb
id
35% Apr
29
W Products
Rights
U
19% Sep
F
Archer-Daniels-Midland
9
8
39% Apr
18
6
26 Vn Oct
41 y» Apr
55% Dec
May 12
36
28
31% July
3
14% May
18
35% Jun
3
A
«% Mar 19
Jan
4
6% Jan
SALE
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11% Jan
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6
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10
Jan
105
5
16% Jan
12
2
29
113
21
105
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85
12
14
36% Jan
18
41% Feb
13
63
•4% Jan
6
753/4 Nov 23
58 Va Dec
28
68% Jan
Jan
6
45
42% Jan
9
2
66% Jan
Jan
19
30
48% Nov
53% Sep
1
July 14
60
13
12% Oct
18
Sep
39
Jan
6
44
Jun
12
43
May 28
19% Jan
21
16% Aug
4%%
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67% Nov 26
Bayuk
6
Cigars
13
57
Jun
8
45
Jan
17
56% July 16
24
147
Jun
29
116
Jan
23
134% July 13
3%%
conv
103% Jun
13
107% May
2
94
20
4%%
preferred
38% Dec
22% Mar 14
1
17% Sep
13
37% ,T*n
3/8 Dec
30
25% Jan
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43 V8 Dec
Dec
31
01 Va
24
Nov
18
29
98
Jan
11
96
80
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9
Beck
a
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26
30
3
49
Oct
Nov
Jan
17
96% Mar
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-47% Jan
4
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6
32 V2 Dec
26
39
8
29
Dec
10
Nov
28
14
Feb
6
Jun
8
27
Jan
3
Bell
Aircraft
28% Feb
14
50% Dec
31
Bell
&
18
85
8
Apr
Nov- 27
101
Jan
4¥4%
30
14
59% Mar
7
48 % Jun
26
22% Feb
14
18% Nov
1
Dec
12
1% Dec
14
2% Feb
1
33% Apr
17
Best
19
53% Jun
22
Best
Apr
2
22
35% July 25
30
Jan
7
101% Jan
6
30% Oct
56% July
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43
44 Va Dec
1
53
169%
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64% Dec
8
'
27
••'Benguet
24
31
77% Aug
31
158% Sep
6
172
Nov
9
146
Dec
20
172% Feb
7
18
Sep
16
13
y. Jun
8
16% Jan
13
Jan
18
85% Sep
15
71
Dec
5
33% Oct
11
40
22
32% Feb
10
74
Dec
34
Aug 17
31
25
Sep 26
33% Jun
Mar
1%
Jan
11
8
Aug 23
Dec
20
9% Jan
32 V« May 11
29
36
45% July 25
2iy8Dec 20
29
3
23 % Nov
Jan
3
22
11% Jun
14
Dec
51
46% July 17
20
19% Jun
8
16% Mar 14
'
23
25% Nov
31% Sep
39% Jan
30% Mar 15
12
28% Jan
28% Nov
25
4
14
7
66% May
30
43% Nov 29
12
48 % Apr
65% Dec
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Bon
1
95% Sep
12
100 % Nov
15
79
Dec
3
53% Jan
6
61% Sep
10
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14% Jan
3
30
Dec
30
17
28% Jan
3
64% Sep
I9
41% Oct
1
12% Nov
2
18% Mar 28
10
Oct
1
35% Dec
31
41-
28
'
38
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24
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49% Dec
19
56 % July 20
24% Jan
23
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95
Aug 11
32
Sep 26
14% Jan
6
34% May
6
100% Apr 25
36 % Feb 16
17% May 17
Co
6
31% Feb 23
31
8
Mar 14
16% Jan
6
•5% Jan
20
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Nov
43
Dec
30
23
July 21
95% July 29
44% Dec
100
37
•
Edison
13
38% Jan
*
11
27
Feb
'•
1
21
26
Dec
28
6
21V4 Aug
92% Mar
8
71
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20 Va Dec
Nov
10
&
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13% Jan
7
2% May 17
10% Jan
6
12
17 Va Dec
12% Jan
U
44% Dec
Gas
10
100
13
7% Jan
17
43% Jan
3
7
59
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Feb
see
21
page
6
15%
16%
15%
15%
13%
14%
15
14%
13;
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10%
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80
80
50%
50%
45
46
45
80
80
51 %
50%
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Bucyrus-Erie
Budd
85
(The)
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Co
5
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preferred
5
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—
51%
51 Va
51 %
19%
19^8
45
46 5 a'
13'a
19%
47
47%
3.600
11%
10%
11%
6,300
33%
38%
38%
46
48
48
13%
13%
13%
46%
47
46%
47
44%
45%
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Watch
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.
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14%
14%
14%
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41
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41
43%
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47
43%
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19%
1958
19%
19%
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19%
2012
32,900
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91%
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19%
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-
2
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92
31%
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70
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73
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73
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4
39
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200
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10
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6
14
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34%
43
43
43%
19
18%
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28%
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29
10%
10%
103
2
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2
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44%
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230
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27
33
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63
15.000
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4
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40
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220
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37
14%
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57
27
33%
52
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19
4
63
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104
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104
13%
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27%
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32%
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13 7«
69%
19
100
25
13%
69
27%
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13%
69
39%
6%
Inc
13%
70
72
42%
Campbell Red Lake
Campbell Soup Co
900
20.000
13%
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19%
1
20 %
13%
27%
a
8.000
29%
20%
68
27
Callahan
700
3°
27%
,
13%
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California Packing Corp
Calumet & Hecla
20%
68
65
.
9%
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27%
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68
63
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2034
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135s
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5
preferred
.
31%
28
20%
20%
92
31 %
27%
31%
20%
13%
2
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27 %
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common
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6.700
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31%
1
;
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27%
15
1.600
40%
3
3,300
1
24%
51%
16%
71%
39%
9.600
41%
41
31%
5
participating
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3 5'a
27%
100
16.200
>
35%
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35%
900
1.800
93
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;
6.900
18,400
43
42%
24%
loo
preference
Butler Bros
Cannon
,14^8
31%
1
93
-
41%
41
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preferred
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14%
%
.
14%
35%.
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com
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7%
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35%
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■
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93
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87 %
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45%
45''
45 %
1,900
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46
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46%
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-
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45%
44%
70
2,300
37%
10
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4%
a
44%
13%
14.200
V 457»
82
50-%
a
5,400
56
55%
56%
56
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82',
*
4
14%
Canadian
66% Apr
•
46%
$4.25 conv preferred
Canada Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd
Aug 22
15'4
14%
.
50!
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1.320
1514
16
15%
85
7
50
24.
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Feb
36% Mar 16
16
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66
30
28%
16
45
08
29
1.460
27 %
57 Va
1
30V2 Nov
16
24%
28 'i.
44%
21
24% Nov
16
2-8
25
28
50%
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com__1.66%
32% Aug 29
4.000
28
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24'3
28
a
3
35% Jun
24%
44%
17% Jan
July 11
33MiApr
6
24%
25
56 7
13
Oct
59,800
10%
Dec
55
59:%
10%
Brunswick-Balke-Collender—_No par
Byers Co
S
1.200
59 %
56 %
,15
Butte Copper & Zinc
8% Apr 13
16y«Mar20
32' '•»
59%
44%
J no
Inc
Co
14
11% May
28%
*32%
%
45
75% Dec
July 13
64% Feb
20
,
28%
32%
58
57% 7.
1
16
3
28 3a
32 V2
10
No par
4or
105 V* Aug
28
58%
44%
_3
2
34% Dec
8
5V, Aug
9
34V4 Nov 23
g
1?%
23
Aug 15
10
11V8 Apr
28% Mar 14
•3 % Dec 30
5
23
15
13
28
4% D?c
14
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Oct
40% Jan
26
67% Jan
25% Jan
20
98
3
6% Nov
6
31% Jan
6% Aug 15
15% Mar
46% Sep
18
46% July 28
377/a Oct
14 V, Sep
91% Jan
23
28%
32%
10
2 5o
common..
preferred
5,900
28
57%
56%
3.50
90
6,200
II.600
43%.
32%
,241a
*27%
a
50%
*42sb
:
42%
%
7,400
a
32
10%
5
Co—
Burlington Industries Inc
19
24
24
27'
14%
-
57%
a
42
13%
Manufacturing
Bulova
10
25% May
59 1
50
51
50
43%
15 7
73
28
32
33
50
15%
73
59
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28 %
28%
32%
58%
23%
27%
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42 %
48%
42%;
V
48%
-
13
6
Apr
9% Jan
4
'
500
15%
13%
3
22% Sep
3
42
;
2
73
45
second
12% Aug 26
47
42%
50
preferred
36% Feb
47'
43
191%
150
37"4
3V2%
103% Jar
72%..
4,900
59.400
1901-2
13%
4%%
26
72%
46%
4
1483
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73
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73
533
191%
,/ 14%
1 4%
14%
:
■
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1.700
4.000
4
148 %
45
Shoe
81% Jan
27
1.4%
11 %
7
14%
4
45%
4
1903«
'
148
3718
Brown
Mar
148
22.200
313
148%
188%- 191
148
148
148
74%
5214
5%
53%
190
187%
193 %
13%
Aug 29
23
52
54 %
53%
189%
*147%
45
8
11
51%
523
371,
6
11
45
53
45
85% Mar
Oct
45 Va
36rj4
77% Feb
8% Oct
31%
44%
36 7
Sep '20
99% Jan
31V4
2.50
common
preferred-
Dec
24
31%
7.7no
11-2
I**
44%
10%
36%
Airways Inc
Bridgeport Brass Co
3%%
19%
19
44%;
11
Bigelow.
16% Jan
'
46%
Union
30
1 %
47
&
22
19%
1%
11 %
Brooklyn
17
61 %
187a
4
%
100
8.600
61',
31%
1
11
63
15
1%
60%-,
18%
19%
72
l
19%
1%
613
18%
45 7
22
31
187«
61%
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19 %
Jun
19% July
61
11%'
Apr 26
30% Oct
G0%
61'4
441-3
34% Jun
6
90
19%
92
Jan
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10%
80
Mar 18
85'4
43%
6
16
1,300
85
19'V
3
23
16.400
48
86
11%
22% Jan
28% Jan
23
48
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43'4
76% Jan
22
227a
48%
86 V
■
19 %>
Brown
36% July 17
38% July 30
12% Aug 21
65
23 Va
48
86
96
43%
2
95% Jun
1
22%
48%
100
27
45% Dec
5
25% Sep
12
10%
22%
4813
300
Bristol-Myers Co
89
47% Feb
Mar 15
10',
22%
487,
RR—
16
17% May 28
29% Jan
Dec
Maine
17
26% July 19
56% July 18
3
21% Jan
Dec
11
22%
48 %
25
.
prelerred
Briggs
Briggs
29
10%
21%
%'-"'
15
100
common
Co
Aug
46
23
21
16
6
800
11%
49
5%
4 Va %
4.800
11%
413
217 ii
15
15% Apr
23
87% Aug 17
21% Dec 20
78
Feb
9
150
30%
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11
11
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33
48% Nov
i
14
18
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24% Apr
28
32% May 25
13% Dec 17
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58
2
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40
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45%
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(The)
19,900
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5
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4
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40
31
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5.300
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:
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85
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40
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40
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Borg-Warner Corp
3%% preferred
3
3
40
40'
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10.700
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134
134
145
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320
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61 %
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52%
145
600
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45 %
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5
Brass Corp.
&
10
29% Jan
16%
16%
44%
1
Borden
61% Jan
'
28% Feb
39% Nov
10% Jan
3
61%
16%
*43%
43 %
60
16 \' a
31% '•"31 %
No par
Stores
Boston
43%
59%
16%
313
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Co
Book-of-the-Month Ciub Inc
57% Mar 19
44%
58%
1%
Co
(Delaware)—
Co
Aluminum
Boston
19
Mlg
88 ya Feb
12
Aug
Decker
12
fl
*43%
59%
%
1
12% Mar 18
17
44
20%
1
100
Ami Co class
Bond
1,600
20%.
19
com..No par
Class B
3
13
16%
62
—
(Del)
54
Jan
60% Apr
27
38% Jan
Bohn
1
Jan
Co
Steel
Laughlin Inc—1—.
Airplane Co
Boeing
3
J7
9% Dec 26
54
3
29
12
20% May
1
26
Gypsum
mwi
Bibs; &
13
1
Blaw-Knox
13
28% Apr
34% May
21
Mar
14 y8 Dec
Dec
13
20%
1 %
Co
&
12%
20%
18%
preferred1.
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13
20
61 %
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7
4 Va % pld. series ol 1!)51__
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50% Sep
84,
13
■
4
1
Inc
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7
13% Jan
1
&
13%
19 %
4
.
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5
200
83
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9
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43
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preferred
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22 Va Aug 10
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13
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3
60%
58%
a
47
47
43%
Bendlx Aviation
Oct
1
47',4
52%
Belaing-Heminway
20
15
101
46 3 4
13%
60
16
Howell
83
81
Inc
Savers
25
-
98
*87
80%
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95
19%
RR
Life
Feb
38
19% Sep
49
Creek
*96%
873
57
100
Aircrait Corp
Beech-Nut
17% Jan
6
30% Jan
14
323
9612
86%
60
_._.2.5C
4%%
Si
42% Apr
28
12
32
31
17
19% Jun
July 11
Jan
40
Sep
26% Aug
30% Sep
.32%
96 Va
86%
57
100
Inc
(A
32 %
97%
86%
.
59%
12.50
:
Instruments
Beckman
23
Aug
32%
97
87%
86
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preferred
prior
Mills
32%
98
87%
861
10
Co common..
Dec
Jan
Beaunlt
32%
98
98
47'%
Inc
48
106 V4 Jan
32%
32%
4(j%
Corp
133
Nov; 27
14'H
50
Works
Beatrice Foods
1334
1
10
5
preferred
Iron
45
137a
100
Corp
Brothers common
Barker
12
15
Mar 29
193/4 Nov 23
6
14% Jan
31
Sep
723/4
3
33% Jan
447ji
13%
5
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prelerred-.lOO
common.
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Barber
43
13%
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100
2,600
5
44 V4
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32%
100
5
5
5
5
43%
14
43
xl3%
Co_,_No par
Bangor & Aroostook RR
14
45
38% Mar "If
Ohio
&
noncumulative
4%
27
Eiec
&
preferred series C
Baltimore
May 10
67% Oct 24
82 %Jun
Gas
51
5%
44%
X5%
9
13
Corp
preferred series B
4Ya%
4%
19
Apr
Jun
99
Baltimore
7
Feb
17
Nov
95
5
1
(The)
Co
Wilcox
Baldwln-Llma-Hamllton
35% Feb
31% Dec
35% Aug 12
113 % May
Mar 31
100
48% Dec
8
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24
11% Jun
(B
Babbitt
7 Va July 12
57
*55
26%
33%
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27
33%
52
8
170
84
57
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57
26%
26%
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33 %
333
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52
2
33%
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Volume 185
Number 5603
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NEW
YORK
STOCK
Kange for Previous
22% Jan
Range for Year
Lowest
Highest
6
NEW
1956
Highest
% Dec
7
23 % Dec
12
30% Mar 14
38% Sep
21
31 % Jan
23
45 %
25'A Oct
36% Apr
6
22
Nov
14
29% Mar 20
22
101
Nov
42
41% Feb
Capital
1
"
112
23
Jan
10
11
121
Mar 15
26
Nov
% Jan
30
OctTlS
49 % Aug
64 3A
Dec
12
45
May 16
102% Feb
8
22% Nov
29
Feb~18
49 % Nov
23 %
20
July
19% Dec
2
43
Nov
20% Jan
3
61% Dec
■I
11% May 28
100
Dec
55% Jan
23
5
94
Dec
11
13% Nov
16
4V2 %
preferred
series
Carriers & General Corp
Case (J I) Co cortimon_.
119'A Jan
9
7%
19% Nov
18
23
.21% Jan
114 % Nov
29
130
July 20
102
Nov
21
119
Feb
27
72,% Dec 21
83
July 26
21
75
Jan
13
3
27
Jan
:
37% Dec
27
23
64%-Dec
'34
Feb
183A Jan
26
19% Apr
27
17% Dec
18% Dec
29
22
20
17
14
,v7%Jan
6
37'A Jan
18
79% Jan
3
14% Jan
Apr
11% Nov
30
8% Dec
5
20
-
4% %
22
5%
21% Nov
28
/Jun
16
Central
31
12 % Mar 16
Central
43
Nov
28
57% Apr
13
Central
81% Feb
9
86% Jun
12
5%
18
26
Apr
i
15% Oct
16
17% Mar 22
453A Jan
55% Sep
5
108
Jun
7
24
Jan
7
21
Mar 14
29% Jan
4
8% Jan
Mar 11
30% Sep
40% Dec
18
13% Oct
112
6
51 % Jan
19
61
Aug
14
22
31
.113
23
35
July 24
Central
32
19
43
Aug
9
Central
33
20
Nov
Oct
Feb
4
1
Va %
13
14
45% Dec
26
4% Jan
3
Chadbourn
75'/a May
8
Oct
28
2% Sep
28
57^ Nov 18
7
20
54 % Jan
9
10
5 % Sep
24
24
24%
9,100
65
65%
64
Va
6,500
62%
46
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46
61%
46%
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64%
62 Va
64 %
64 %
65'A
28,600
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46
46
46
46
46
22 Va
22%
22 'A
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22 Va
15%
15 Va
1,300
16
22%
15%
16'A
16%
60,200
106%
106 %
16%
108
108%
108%
109%
420
94 %
96 Va
93%
96%
95 'A
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15
106
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94%
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93 Va
96%
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96
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68%
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70
69 %
69
36
36%
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20
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69 Va
2,300
36%
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37 Va
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9
44
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15 Va
15
%
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55
54%
54%
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98
98
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30
5
35 Va
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10
4.600
1,400
55%
55 %
98 Va
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99%
100%
220
30
30
30
30%
30 Vt
30 %
5,600
35'A
33%
34
33%
33%
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34 Va
700
36
35%
35%
35 Va
35%
35 Va
36 Va
19%
19%
20%
20%
22%
21
21%
12,200
3,900
41
59
9%
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55 Va
57
56 Va
55 Va
56 %
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11
11%
11
11%
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41%
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43
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43
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68%
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11'A
42
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3
68
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30'A
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9
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15
19%
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41
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55
86
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9.50
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35
1
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98 %
30
57
21 Va
9 Va
9%
15%
600
20%
44
85
18
.
20%
9 Va
68%
67%
69%
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14,900
67
43 Va
5,300
3 Va
3'A
3%
23,100
67%
3%
68%
68'A
1,500
38
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
34
Oct
1
•45
Dec
6
109
Feb
3
94
Dec
21
108
20% Sep
26
27
Dec
9
22% Oct
1
104
29 Vs
68
July 19
6% May 17
6% Jan
5
Feb
9% Feb
16
31% May 24
25
7
93'A Jan
17
21% Jan
18
28
6% Nov
10% Mar 23
~6
56% Sep
3
28
29% Nov
42% Jan
Jan
■
29
Aug
9
Feb
7
27% Apr
5
45% Dec
12
12 %
M'ay
Common
$4.50
4
16
3
69% Nov
96% Jan
20
109% Nov
21
20% Oct
9
24'A Jan
16
Jan
18
36% Mar 25
28% Feb
17
31% Apr
18
44% Dec
5
36% Dec
28
50
Apr
27
36% Jan
19
43% July 26
35% Dec
31
41% Jan
6
15% Jan
6
29% Jun
22
16% Nov
29
21
31% Feb
16
27% Nov
19
46% Feb
1
44% Jan
30
74% Sep
1
21
30% Dec
19
A
preferred
Chic
Milw St
5%
Chic
Ry
series
&
Paul
A
&
Pac
Western
23% Jan
100
Aug
17
4
87
24% Oct
87
9
25
Dec
30
% Aug 23
45% Mar 14
37% Dec
30
37% Jan
3
42
50% Feb
1
39% Dec
20
62% Sep
23
12
17% Jan
3
Nov
30
1
11
107
Nov
10
54
15
9
42% Jun
25.
Oct
25
17 % Dec
27
94
26-
115
Oct
21
93
20
191
92
73
Oct
6
41
Sep
13
34 % Jan
Jan
4
97 Va Dec
31
78 % Dec
7
70
4
% May 12
25% Feb 14
17
80% May
4
133% Jan
100'% Mar
111% Jan
Apr
50% May
Jan
17% Jan
4
49
Apr
2
Oct
16
196
89 "2 Nov
45
11
2% Jan
185
30
103
Dec
Jan
13
43 Va J un
15
111
Jan
5%
$4.50
Jun
Jan
78% Aug 15
3'/a Jan 16
IS
Nov
5
Cleviie
Climax
141
Jan
5
9
122
Aug 26
100
Nov
15
125
Jan
13
6
145
July 11
98 % Dec
20
131'/a Mar
Sep
4
40%
Nov~29
95% Mar
3
75
Dec
19
94
12%
61
67
62%
20
13% Nov
21
23 Va Jan
9
13
45
27% May 28
Jaa
35% Dec
10
6
49% Dec
30
45% Dec
16
63
Mar 29
36% Dec
6
75
May 27
54
Nov
30
67% May 27
50
Dec
27
a
47
Dec
11
3
50% July 30
51'/a Mar 12
66% Apr
69% Feb
Columbia
22% Jun
28
34% Dec
19
Class
28
19
Class
17 % Feb
23
23% Nov
17% Aug
16
27% Dec
22
15% May 28
17% Dec 31
23
77
May 27
44'A Oct 11
28% Mar 15
Feb~25
46%
19% Jan
85% Feb
4
52% Jun
17
44 % Nov
20
34% Aug
2
28% Nov
23
1*6
24% Sep
44% Oct
25
57% Jun
.
78
Aug 23
1
Iron
84% Jan
Columbia
3
3
Pictures
cumulative
$4.25
63%
64
67%
66
19%
2%
*
136
137%
67
*100
♦750
19%
94 %
s
64 %
207
84
103%
1000
19 %
%
68
%'
2%
2%
41%
40
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41
40
19%
19
%
19%
19%
67%
68%
68%
68 Va
2%
2%
2%
41'A
41%
41
V»
106
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106*
103 Va
103%
1000
102%
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103 Va
45
79
*78
80
15%
32%
14%
15
15 %
15%
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32%
33
32 %
32 Va
32
48%
%
49
39 %
39
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57
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53
*
6,300
110
50
40
110
%
70
9,400
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2%
1,000
41%
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41 Va
2,300
137
139
•
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105
106
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137
7,400
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1 ,000
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45%
46%
80
78 %
78 %
15%
15%
15'A
15'A
3,200
32 %
32 Va
32 Va
32 Va
19.900
48%
%
48 3
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300
44%
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49
%
49
39 Va
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57
55
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53
130
55
53
18,200
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57
57
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53
50 Va
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103'A
3.600
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20
53
32 %
33
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31
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32
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32%
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31 Va
31 Va
31 "a
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31%
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32
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17%
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17%
18 Va
18 Va
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18%
2,800
79%
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78%
1
60
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18
Combustion
Engineering
13
Commercial
Credit
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79%
78 Va
78%
48
46%
47%
47
v
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%
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79 3
a
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30
29%
30 'A
14,200
47%
46%
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4.000
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19%
38,600
40%
40%
10,400
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100%
%
5%
3i700
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4,900
5,400
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29%
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30
30 3
29%
30
46%
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47
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47
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19%
19 Va
19%
40
%
40%
40%
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100%
100%
5
5
25% May 26
34% Nov 18
15
26
22% Jan
12
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
30 Va Mar 26
42'/». Nov
15
Consolidated
Cigar
23% Sep
52% Aug
1
16% Dec
27
23'A Mar 19
Consolidated
Coppermines
5
44
Dec
14
49% Mar 22
Consol
111% Aug 16
100
Nov
29
110% July 17
1
36% Mar 12
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18% May
9
Consolidated
16
3,100
107,500
18%
78%
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30
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10.100
32%
31%
17%
47
54
Jan
30
6,500
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a
41 Va
106
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1000
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137 Va
79
40
39 Va
70
40
79
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207
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108
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-
41%
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104
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68
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%
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2,000
61%
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7,200
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19%
*
62%
207
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41
No par
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4
1
18%
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40%
40
—100
100%
100%
100 V2
101
No par
5
5
4
19
—23
Dec
101 % Dec
.
cumul
4.64%
6
Conoe
8'A Mar 16
Cone
$5
Nast
Mills
Co
preferred
Publishing Co
Corp
Edison
of
Y
preferred
Electronics
44% Jan
24
26% Oct
18% Feb
17
15 % Dec
Dec
23
Consolidated
Laundries
31% Oct
19
36% Jan
3
34% Jan
10
43% July
Natural
10
33
25
Consolidated
20% Nov
23
Jan
19
44
Nov
26
Consol
9
15
Mar 16
21% Apr
Jan
7
14 % Dec
14
46% Jiln
Sep
23
14% Jan
1
53'% Nov
3
43% Dec
13
51% Mar 13
4
92
Dec
1
93
Dec
18
109'/a Feb
1
82% Dec
31
103 Va Jan
4
112
Mar
109 % Jun
104
Dec
1 "a
28
19
112
Jan
RR
18% Dec
3
$4.50
$4.52
t
23
Sep
preferred
preferred
10
41% Sep
8
88
Dec
19
28 % Nov
28
11
18
104
4%
«ee
99
31
106 xt2 Jan
10
83
Dec
27
56% Aug
102'/2 Mar
3
1
S
53 75
111% Dec
footnotes
5
39% Feb
104 % Jun
12
117% Nov
5
$4.50
nacre
24
Dec
20
$5 50
16 311
16%
16%
16%
16%
39%
39 Va
39%
39%
39 Va
39 Va
17%
17%
18
17 Va
18
17%
17%
44%
45'A
45
45%
45
45'A
44%
45
Va
44%
45
103 %
104'A
104
104%
No par
par
1
30%
31
.1.33%
11%
15%
conv
2nd
B
104 Va
104%
104%
3,600
32%
105
33%
104 %
33 Va
33l4
33%
32 %
33%
12,000
15%
15%
15%
15%
15 Va
15%
16
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
42%
43
42%
43%
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44
44
45
104%
15%
15%
41%
42'A
*41%
Stores
Inc—1
2%
2Va
2Va
com-—No par
46%
47%
47%
48 %
48
97
97 Va
97%
98
97
98
98
98
98
98
89
89
89
No par
No par
44
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99
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89
1,500
5,000
25,500
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10
3
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100
.
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•
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2%
VB
46
3,400
16
15 Va
16
42%
42 Va
42%
49%
48
48 Va
1,300
2%
2%
2%
48%
48%
49%
98
98
98 Va
99
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91
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3,100
,
2%
49 Va
96 >4
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II,400
2%
11,300
49%
11,200
96%
470
100'/a
90
93
10
America—
100
Co
com
5
No par
_...—
Can
'
16
pfd
Corp
Gas
18%
*
19%
"9
92
30%
5
preferred
•
.16%
39%
17%
—*
Baking
preferred
Continental
14%
15%
preferred
Continental
14%
39
—
of
14%
15%
$4.16 preferred
Corp
14%
5
17%
Corp
6%
Co
14%
5%
38%
Common:
18
Jan
36% Jan
Power
14%
100%
5'A
15%
Corp
Cuba
14%
*100 %
%
17%
'
105% Jan
July
28
Ind
^Consolidated Retail
Consumers
Container
109
of
5%
38%
.No
5
Foods
5 VB
'•
coin
7
31
%
No par
23% Jan
'
"a
Corp—5
■
Corp.
N
14%
10
.
35% Jan
Pgr
89
1
49%
67 %
16
104
40%
19%
94 Va
'171
84
67%
preferred-No par
Columbian
<Jan
97% Aug 11
27%
89
«
*67%
16
*99%
%
*93 %
62%
207
1.>
40
19%
93%
61%
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5
Apr 12
36% Mar 22
58
18
6
40
20
18%
common
31
7
'V
*171
50
par
68%
68
16
27 Va
27%
"
26% Jan
13% Dec
13
19
>93%
2.50
11
27% Jan
104
40
Inc—__No par
24% Jan
100 % Jan
*99%
104
_2.5o
Columbia Gas System
23
101% Mar
67%
*67%
16
x27
System-
29
11
68 Va
68 %
15%
pld—100
Nov
106% Aug„17
101 % Oct 28
67 Va
16%
102
pid
1st
4% Nov
100
Jan
68%
:39%
10
com
11
10
42%
No par
8% Jan
108
50
58,50(1
'
14
5
41%
*99%
1
Corp
Commonwealth Edison
6
42%
102
No par
Commercial
Jan
41%
42%
38%
coin.
44% Mar 19
45% Jan
42'/a
101 %
Corp—No
Co
21% Mar 20
108
42%
38%
No par
20
7
50%
100'A
preferred_100
21
10
Va
'
No par
38% Dec
28
69%
*
89 Va
No par
16% Nov
12% Jan
68%
49'A
1
9
27% Feb
70 Va
89 Va
40 Va
20
20% Oct
69
69%
4 9'A
*39%
47% Jan
18
64
27%
39%
26% Feb
Nov
64
88 %
39%
6
7% Oct
64%
88
stock
38% Mar 14
17
*61
*67%
100
B
15% Mar 14
34% Dec
200
65
49
15
A
22% Jun
12 Va
27%
4%
Broadcasting
21
22
700
*12,%
12
88 %
No par
noncumulalive> 2nd
Apr
13,500
12%
12 Va
49% •"49%
71
4%
Apr
12,200
14%
Va
68%
*70
16
31
78 %
37%
14%
67 %
;._5
preferred series B
50
Southern Ry coin—100
32
76
37
14 Va
69
70 %
noncumniative
7
75%
37%
68
70
4%
11
1,700
13%
69
X16
No par
Colorado &
23'A Oct
13,500
37 Va
*61
gtd—-50
9
22% Oct
18 Va
18'/a
Va
41%
15
2nd
& .Aihman
5%%
18%
60
75
62 'A
7%
Internat'l
&
a
14%
62 'A
'A
18%
76%
61
'A
18 Va
49% ,'50%
_No par
(The)—....
Colorado Fuel
300
37%
27%
$3.50 preferred
Collins
5.700
74%
12
27%
100
Colgate-Palmolive
5
38%
37%
37%
12%
87 Va
& Co com
cumulative
Co
38%
*37
*13%
*12%
89%
:
4%
Jan~~9
% Mar
,
27%
preferred
Ceca-Cola
-Y-
33 % Sep
17
12%
Corporation—
Coca-Cola
15
62 % Jan
21% Jun
Jan
5
com
guaranteed
7%
2
6
Jan
14
27 V4
Corp
Cluett Peabody
Mar 14
59
37%
14
18%
75%
37
14%
87'A
Molybdenum
Clopuy
13
21
56
73%
37;%
preferred
RR
3
20
6
73%
37 %
*13%
10
—
10
127% Sep
14
73%
par
Co coni—100
Ilium
Jan
148% Mar 14
18 1 ,160
—5
com
100
Ry
50% Jan
23
Dec
37
11,500
Co.:
Pitts
Special
38%
37
12,000
preferred___100
24% Jan
8
100
38%
%
37
35%
__
preferred
Cleveland
30%
34 Va
10
Louis
Elec
*29 %
Electric—
noneiimuiative
Cleveland
6
45°
St
23%
29 %
39 V»
38%
*37
23%
29 %
34 Va
Co
(fe
C
200
23
30%
33
.—
Equipment
C
10,100
23
22'/a
Va
Oil
&
C
14,300
33
25
Clark
May 28
19
2
39
,
69%
110%
23%
32%
No par
4%% ' convertible
80 % Mar 26
<60
7
Aug 26
3
26
39 % Dec
18
3
Jan
900
69 Va
110%
33'A
__No par
Service
69%
112
32%
City Products Corp
City Stores Co common...
75'/a July 18
26
111
Aug 30
Jan
39% Mar 14V
90
23'/a Jan
109
46% May 24
Sep~23
103
55% Oct
990
Nov
.
202%
42% Aug 18
20% Oct 11
.
Jan
Jan
33% May 31
108
30 >.
Feb"l4
17
Gas
69%
33%
Co
preferred
•
>108
7,000
33
100
Cincinnati Milling Mach Co
C IT Finuncial
Corp
29
40% Feb
18
37 Va
69%
110%
*29
39 Va
*37
1.300
Va
61
Cities
27
39'A
38
17%
31 Va
9
9
31
26%
■When, issued ——--.J—---—,
City Investing Co common
a
5%% 'preferred
100
27
39
69
110%
23 Va
*29
Va
8%
30 Va
61
73% July 17
Sep
22%
Va
9
8%
30 %
25%
Common
18
38%
*37
110%
9%
8%
30%
25 Va
20% Mar 29
104'/2 Jan
23
— —31
68 Va
'
9%
8 Va
30%
60 7
30
2
22%
',*29
67%
'106
9%
8%
*30
25%
23
Nov
67%
110%
>
9
31%
61
Jan
102
67
*106
*9 Va
9%
8%
25%
Chrysler Corp
Copper
4%
9%
*30%
60%
12% Jan
19% Jan
Jan
3
Jan
Chile
'A
9 Va
31
25%
Cab
Cotton
1
29% July 10
102% Apr
4
55'A July 10
47'A Jan
6
3
36 % Dec
101% Apr
Chickasha
10
0%
23
Yellow
Cincinnati
29% July 15
104 % May
26
*9%
31
210
18 Va
preferred series A
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
75% Dec
Jun
61,100
25'A
Chicago
60
48 '/'a
61
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No
16
46Va
17%
43% Mar
101% Nov
49
60 Va
14% May 22
18
47%
24 Va
10% Jan
66% Jan
48 Va
60%
5%
69'/a Mar
47 %
25%
35% Dec
51% Feb
46%
60%
30
Aug 29
45%
25 %
14% July 27
59
45%
35,600
100
42
7
31.800
44%
28%
No par
14
Jan
97
28%
No par
30
29
96
28 Va
33 %
pfd
9% Feb
12% Oct
95%
28%
•
com
noncwin
North
42% Dec
12% Nov
95%
28%
50
6
% Dec
35%
95 Va
27%
Del_50
com
39% Jan
53% Mar
34%
*94%
28%
par
preferred
13
Dec
33 %
95 Va
28
40
WesLern
30% Jan
48
33%
*S)4
28%
94
_100
J!
Great
5%
71 % Jan
21% Nov
16
14% Jan
convertible
Class
Chic
26% Jan
55 % May 28
45% Feb
33
95%
1
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No
27
33% Jan
3%%
33%
Va
x27%
'
Cab
Manufacturing
1.25
Chemway Corp
1
Chesapeake Corp of Va
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
25
21
14
Oct
33
.1
No par
Checker
13
44% July 19
27% Mar 25
100
__No par
Champlin Oil & Refining Co_
Chance Vouglit Aircraft Inc
10% Apr
53% Jan
;
preferred—!
d
30%
100%
10
46
...No p»»
'85
Inc -com
-
preferred
100
113
101
19 Va
*89
"2
30
*101
19%
92
30%
102%
46%
"a
45%
46%
87
86
87
113 %
'113
113%
18%
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30%
*101
45%
*85
*112'A
19 %
92
30 "4
102%
46%
87.
113%
18%
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29%
101%
45%
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18%
19
89%
93
30%
30
101%
'101
46
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Ur
■
18
44%
44%
55
0
160
69 Va
15%
Va
62,400
69%
55
8
17%
108
Va
69
53%
No par
96%
17
108 "
18 Va
*80
85
*95
17%
10T
107
360
36%
9
44%
*80
34%
:
107
20 Va
S
44 Va
85
10
Inc
Va
17%
107
20 Va
9
45
*80
100
1
17
94 %
4
Corp—
Co
'95
107
17%
*108
94%
17»/a
:
Gotham
*22 Va
106
92%
Ex-distribution
Cessna
46
22 V2
15
8
West Corp
Products
Va
22%
-
'106%
Chain Belt Co
27% Feb
4
43% Jan
23 %
67
17%
Violeta
Certain-Teed
Aug 17
310
23 Va
65
50
Pasco
77% July 19
Sep
Central
7
103
Va
23%
106%
J_^
N
Cerro
18
10
30
31
102
67%
16%
Sugar Co
Industries Co
54% Dec
Dec
8
Dec
103 »/a
17,100
23%
:.__100
Century
66
37% Mar 14
7%
3,000
103 Va
106%
Co
14% Mar
13% Jun
25
25'A
66%
1
Central & South
Apr
4
17% July 21
24 %
24%
102%
100
41% July 27
19% Nov 28
1
7,-900
25
24%
60 Va
10ft
Sugar
of
43%
x23%
20
Co
25
Va
No par
com
__c
prefer red
Illinois .Public Service
RR
Va
43
67
Foundry Co
__i
of Geor gia Ry conr__No
par
27% Jan
24
44 Va
102 Va
104
7
preferred series B
9 8'A Dec
6
22
36% Dec
16
25'/a
44
60%
Central Hudson Gas & Elec—No
p».r
Central Illinois Light com
No par
'
24 Va
24%
44 %
%■
lu
preferred
69% Mw 25
102%
25'A
43%
%
"preferred series A_100
Agulrre
24%
102%
25
59
1
Celotex Corp common
3
95% Nov
14
preferred
conv
25%
44%
25'A
65
50
La
4.20%
2nd
25
02%
23%
xl
100
Celanese Corp of Amer
7%
44 Va
12.50
preferred
Preferred
3
47% May
14
Feb
Jan
common
6%%f rnuv 2nd preferred
Caterpillar Tractor couhuon
95% July 18
104
25 %
45
5
26
5
Shares
26
23 Va
10
Co_
24% Aug
105% May
26 % Jan
3
Steel
the Weak
Jan. 11
44 %
No par
Carrier
Corp
Friday
Jan. 10
25'A
Ry_100
Light
62% May 16
18% Jan
21
9
Carpenter
&
53% Jan
.
19
127% Aug
31
Power
Bales far
Thursday
Jan. 9
3
Ohio
&
BALK FBICES
Wednesday
Jan. 8
10
Co
Co,
Clinchfield
HIGH
Tuesday
Jan. 7
1
Mfg
AND
Monday
pat
Inc
(The)
(Philip)
Carolina
2
65 % Dec
Airlines
Carolina
9
27% Apr
9
7
19
Mar
Carey
LOW
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Carborundum
Aug 17
121
29
53 % Mar
16
17 Ye May 16
13% Nov
2
116
3
40% Feb
43%
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1955
Lowest
15
%
45%
18%
18,400
89 'A
10
30 %
11,000
102
46%
80
16.500
87-
.*«85
87
50
114%
*113
114
100
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16
Chronicle... Monday, January 14, 1957
(156)
NEW
Rangefor
19% Apr
8% Dec
2
12% Feb 14
16% Oct
22 %
28% Oct
19
Feb 15
43
14% Feb
2574 Mar 14
25%
Mar 14
70
24% Jan
23
33% Dec
49% Apr
54% Jan
26
52
19
July
6
July 27
73%
26
102
04t
28
28
Mar 20
14
87% Apr
5
Jan
94% Jun
5
99
27% Jan
20
7
32% Feb
Oct
26
5
6
11
33
Dec
4
42% Mar 26
79
Dec
18
97% Mar .7
28% Oct
22
30% Jan
Sep' 13
33
7
16
Dec
28
30
23
28 % Dec
7
30
29
50 % Nov
23
3
91
D?C
27
9
46
Jun
8
Nov
107
27
Jan
5
May
57% Dec
20% Mar
6
18% Mar 29
6
Feb
3
2
73% Apr 26
14% Sep 15
37% Aug 19
9% May
«!% Mar 14
35%
52%
31
31% Dec
3
May 23
9
20
30% Nov 30
36 % Nov 18
26% Jan
43% Jan
30
Feb
•
Nov
21
19
49%. Nov 28
68
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94 "2
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29
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35
36%
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6 %
6%
2%
2%
2%
34%
35%
81%
34%
35%
24
50
3
Nov
Jan
18
70 % Dec
19
96
83
Sep
27
95% Mar
81
Dec
12
99
Feb
20 74 Jun
1
29
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18
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81%
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29
29
29
29%
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15
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6,300
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97
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30%
30%
35.500
.20
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
2974
2976
29 7 8
29%
2.100
2874
2876
2874
26,800
25
24%
25
19,400
18% July 11
12% Dec
25 7'e Oct
8
3
27% Dec
5
357e Feb
6
3.90%
C__
series
■
23%
.
"
'
7%
8c
Co
common
preferied
'
26 74 May
30
Jan
17
28
31% May 18
Delaware
"5
18 74
10
2574 Apr
Delaware Lack &
27
&
Hudson
28
'••'■'
•
28%
46%
45%
41
40%
38%
29
36% Jun
8
47
July 25
Delaware
3874 Jan
23
48
May 14
Denv 8c Rio
3774 Jun
21
33% Jun
25
38% Dec
14
Detroit Edison
20
38
Jun
24
64
Nov
7
79
Jan
26
Detroit HlHsdale 8c S W RR Co_100
*61
14 74 Feb
9
24% Dec
18
Detroit Steel Corp
Nov
Power 6c Light Co
.13.50
2874
25
J
28
28
28
25%
28%
25%
40%
50
24%
46
No par
Western—
43% Sep 16
41
24%
25%
24
Aug 11
33% Jan 12
66
Jan
121/4 May
7 "
17'
90
1774 Sep
13
22
Feb
1
32% Jan
Oct
11
42 % Feb
50% Dec
43% Dec
12
De
Apr
11
40
20
Devoe
31
60% Aug 13
26 74 Feb
28
4
43% Jan
3
34
35 74 Apr
7
.32
9
Dec
Grande West RR_No par
Vilbiss
8c
1
Co
IB
Raynolds
Alkali
Diamond
class
A
"39
39%
*38
*39
38%
45
45
45
40%
3876?
40% >
4074
4034
2,000
3874
10,600
38
11
40% Sep
37% Jan
28
3174 Nov
1374 Jan
10
2274 Nov 30
1774 Jun
12'%' Jan
7
13% Jun
13% Jan
6
30% Apr
9% Nov
1
49
4
11-74 Jan
47 74 Oct
11
3174 Nov
19
7
23
27
44% Apr
35% Jan
17
15
23% Oct
19
Diamond T Motor Car Co™
3
16% Feb
23
Diana
39% Mar
56 74
56 %
5576
34%
3474
34%
34%
32
32
32
22
22
22
2276
is
15 76
15
15 %
6
Stores
ll3/s Oot
1376 Nov
21
16
62% May 17
4374 Mar 14
V/ 32%
"37%
3874
41
*39
41
5674
56 3a
10%
29
60% Aug 17
Dixie Cup
No par
513 8
5674
5,200
34 %
3474
341
3474
5,400
32
31%
32
2274
22
22
1,200
.1574
15%
15%
4,300
33%
33%
3,700
117#
11%
3,100
52
5274
Dec
12
267s Dec
26
75
Sep
39% Apr
Dobeckmun Co
62
18% Mar 31
12% Nov 29
16% Mar 21
Dome
21
72% May 28
95% Sep
14
Douglas
2374 Dec
21
Dover
10
60% Dec 30
Dec
57
Jan
7
3
10
12
2474 Jan
21
14
26
12% Mar
Jan
J8
2 4 9 74
July
117% Sep
1
124
Apr
94% Aug 11
101
Apr
Apr
13
5
5ft
23
Apr
Dr Pepper
9
82% July
5
5074 Dec 31
Dow
3
1674 Nov
23
21% Feb
10% Jun
14
4
674 Oct
1
12% May 23
11% Jan 17
3
33% Dec
29
175% Nov 29
6
837
12
July 25
38
33
a
237
10%
1374
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
1374
9,900
89%
88
%
8974
89'4
90%
89 3
4
90%
23,200
22%
2374
22%
23
22%
2274
22 74
2274
22»a
22 74
5,700
Co
Nem
20
38% July 12
10
35 %
8
Duquesne Light Co
$3.75 preferred
$4.15 preferred
447 a Dec
19
52% Jan
12
Nov
14
14% Jun
5
common
54
27
6
50
4.10ft>
preferred:
24
$2.10 preferred
11
DWG Cigar Corp1
;
Jan
6
36% Feb
17
5
Eagle-Plcher Co
6
58
Jun
23
43% Feb
14
57% Aug
8
Eastern
Airlines Ihc
22
Jan
6
327/8 Jun
21
267% Nov
28
37% Apr
19
Eastern
Corp
21% Jan
18
De# 14
29 74 Jan
23
5474 Dec
17
Eastern Stainless Steel
...
r!2
75% Jan
23
8774 Dec
12
100% July 17
87% Dec 12
Dec
18
170
Apr
12
Mar 14
6174 Nov 30
5174 Jan
23
66
Oct
29
24% M;ar 15
9274 July 22
35% July 29
2274 Nov
30
30
Jan
3
Dec
17
94
Jan
10
6
52
Sep 29
35 74 Nov
26
50
Jan
3
Sep 14
1574 May 18
107
May 27
90
Nov
15
106
35% Mar 14
53
Eastman
1674 Jan
30
21% Dec
18
2
32'4 Nov
29
4174 Jan
5
10
474%
274 Nov
28
14
34
20
Ex
25
11
Dec
27
1774 Mar 20
Elgin
Elliott
3
Electric
&
Electric
Nov
15% Jan
6
22 VB Feb
2074 Oct
17
317/a Feb
17
2174 Jan
20
34% Dec
13
47 74 Dec
28
53
28
47
Apr
12
50
30
10
43% Nov
3
58 74 Feb
17
4474 Feb
39% Jan
6
5474 Apr
11
43
Jan
5%
conv
23% Jan
0
P6
Feb
2
25% Apr
20 74 Jan
76
4
2874 Sep
11
4
12
Emerson
13% Jan
3
Emerson
20
21 % Nov
27
Sep
July 18
nn<r»
94
2
49
1674
16%
1674
Electric
&
7,200
4G%
4674
46%
47
47
47%
3,200
50%
49%
5074
497a
5076
9,400
28
28%
28 34
2974
29
2974
51
51%.
50%
5174
5074
51
89 %
90
89%
90 74
52
i
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89
88%
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8974
■
"8972
120
2.200
26
26%
5,700
81
81
387z
38%
64
2476
25%
26
26%
"8076
81
38%
>38
38 %
97
*90
95
81
74
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300
64
6374
38
9074
157
156
63%
3874
97
154
6374
*79
81
8974
8976
154
156
-
63
63 76 (-j
8874
89
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155
2,400
8,600
12,500
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50
.
2,200
95
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2,166
21%
2174
21%
2174
2174
2174
21%
21%
337B
32%
3376
32%
33 74
33
3474
33%
34
374
21,000
3,900
374
3%
374
3%
3 74
3%
3%
3%
37a
10
32 7 4
33%
33 74
33%
33%
33%
33%
3374
3374
3374
-18
1174
12
12%
1274
1274
12%
1274
12%
12%
33%
3474
35
35%
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3574
3474
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3474
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4874
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4874
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60
"57
59%
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5674
58
1274
58%
48%
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59
5,400
13,900
4874
5974
.
12,300
1.606
24,800
61
60%
60%
6074
6074
6074
6074
3074
30%
30%
30%
3074
3074
30%
30
4
31%
32 74
3274
32 74
3174
32 74
3174
3174
31%
6.200
Phonograph-— 5
674
67-4
6%
674
674
674
6%
6%
676
674
9,900
2074
2074
20.74
2074
20%
2074
1,800
3374
3374
3374
34
3374
34%
2,600
88
88
88
Mfg
Co
Empire District Electric
Co
5% preferred series A.
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
Feb
4676
1676
60%
Erie RR
71
■>
*47%
16%
3076
Equitable Gas Co
86
"90
"44
49
130
700
:•••/. 50
2174
50
9
7
97
38
4676
47
32%
issued"—
231/2 Mar 29
12
*90
"79
*
2174
3
"when
3274 Aug
Dec
39
Gas
11
Dec
8072
shares
preferred
31
70
8
2374
*44
290
50
23% **"24
3874
4574
45 74
50%
63%
8074
100
87%
*88%
*1507a
•
2874
6374-
2374
50
common
Radio
88%
1
10
Endlcott Johnson Corp
4% preferred
58
«PO
2nd
8974
2.50
Co.
9
87% Oct 31
fnnrnntp«
Watch
5
Jan
73
July
Amer
34% Mar
1
63
dividend
98
Nov
4
355
47
*44
,
800
9,100
4674
46 %
51%
42
1
23
87
47
„
49
42
Battery—
Natural
Paso
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3676
a
5
1974 Dec
20
Jan
30 74
31
El
1676
2
25% Jan
23
2474 Apr
31
31% Oct
5
18
New
5% Dec
8
Jan
69% Oct
+rvr
35% Dec
100
28
25% Oct
21
13
28
31 Va Dec
1974 Dec
167's Feb
57 74 Dec
627s Dec
*47%
16
87
preferred
5
»47%
4674
49
15%
'150
common
5%
27
Apr
*44
4676
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10
!
stock
National
29% Dec
48
52
(The)
Ind
Mus
Co
4574
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50 78
Nut Co
Storage
25%
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*47%
15 %
35 7
.
45
76
47
47
100
Auto-Lite
44
85
85
42
42
43%
49
25%
*8774
preferred
Elastic Stop
Electric
43
4574
J5
common
36
>47%
100
Co
35%
*44 .f
4976
preferred
4 74 %
2,400
35%
*4476
"27%
common
15,700
10576
46
3174
Manufacturing Co
Ejkcp Products
3274 Dec
4% Jan
Co
18874
104%
85
4474.
27%
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
May 16
15
Aug
5% Feb
Kodak
1867a
105 %
85
46
277-e
Corp
188%
105
"4174
•
44
•
47
18776
8476
44% >
44
100
10,500
10574
43%
41
*43%
44%
1,100
8
35%
3674
41
41
50
preferred
Eaton
8"
8476
84%
35%
36%
_Y0
__%l
issued
When
6%
10
83 %
*44
50
»
Feb
4874 Dec
43%
"46
50
17% Jan
54
"4374
50
preferred
preferred
4074
50
3574 Jan
31
189 74
105
Jan
47
1174 Oct
18774
187%
104% ,105
84%
53% Mar 30
Feb
188
189%
54
23% Feb
18874
*11
(E I) 8c Co-
4.20%
10
876
8%
104%
Feb
1174
874
x84 %
4%
3% Nov
18%
*11
8 74
XI04%
29
74
18%
1874
12
*1176
874
No par
18
4
18%
1174
No par
Feb
Nov
18%
a
8%
series
52% Jan
99
18%
18
1174
874
9
series
6
Jan
34,500
$3.50
18
36
22,000
55
Preferred
Dec
103
65%
54
3
Dec
45
65'
54
99% Jan
46
150
6574
26
43
15
65
53%
Dec
4
Jan~31
6674
55
$4.50
18
8774 Nov
65%
5374
Preferred
Feb
175
0676
557b
Common
Nov
20
66
54'4
0
55
Oct
66%
55%
5
51% July 22
5074 Aug
9
363
6511/4
54
*
50c
Apr
121% Feb
50
34%
10%
No par
53% Mar
3,900
10%
13%
Duplan Corp
11
2,100
88%
18
28
11%
11%
11
1076
2774
10%
*11
Dec
Mar 14
10%
1,300
67
27%
2774
27
90
17%
Dec
67
27
"62
66
*6276
66
27
£'■'
137 a,
11%
44
a
62
2776
52
1274
8%
39
40% Nov
*
://:52%-
517 6
10%
117a
27
22
27
67
27
27%
17%
53
9
:%6%'/
1
49% Apr
53% Apr
Nov
51' 6
i
12
17% Nov 17
11
52
Drewrys Limited USA inc
12
6
3374
11
Bunhill International
14
28
32%
11%
.
87%
Industries
48% Jan
Jan
32%
11
>
1
Co
Cirp
50 7a Oct
14
32%
1076
1,400
No par
No par
Chemical
46% Jan
/ 51% Sep
32%
107a
"
28
102% Dec
12
27
15 %
z
.No par
Ltd
Aircraft
du Pont de
157
*63
1
(The)
Co
Mines
Dresser
15
50
preferred series A
conv
*22
j
*63
51%
Co common
•'
52
10%
Corp
i
•
32 74
32%
1
Nov
774 Oct
Corp
%
3
443a Nov 20
19 74 Sep
15
Divco-Wayne
49
10% Dec
50c
14%
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
9
93% Dec
32%
22
1374 Aug 27
10
38% July 25
1574 Jan
3
Sep 26
21%
May 25
2974 Nov 29
Sep 23
64% Apr 20
79
Apr 29
30 >/4 Mar 14
2
25
'
400
32
32
32
10
18,500
56
55 7 6
34%
61%
21%
39
*39
57%
33%
1
common
cumulative preferred
$1.50
187 a Dec
61
Match
Diamond
5
1,900
01 %
'
31% Jun
34 % Jan
'■/>
21%
*
65
21%
*38
55%
38%
3874
-/
2174
41
38
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.
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21. %
21%
41
-
65
"61
39
41
38%
2
10
Co
4l16
3814
65
2174
21%
/
4,600
45
45%
41%
38%
38%
21%
74
23
.
4176
"61
65
%*
21
"45
46%
i*',i
36
100
86
*22%
39% Sep 23
3574 May 5
Sep
/-/■:
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6
25% Mar
'87
50o
5« Jan
4
10
84
"83
100
31% May 16
Nov
1,400
210
*81
4
.
> 83
"81
81
"81
100
15,100
48%
85
"83
23%
v
31 %
30%
4874
100
1,500
J. "
13%
3176
48%
12%
30%
48 3
12%
110
11,600
-
6%
3274
137s
2974
A
12%
3174
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29%
48%
6erlea B
■
6V4
6
Z
79%
12%
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13%
29%
4
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600
3,800
56
7.934
1276
6
-
48%
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55
82
12:%
12%
*
%
56
82
56
56
55%
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'
-
series
62%
62%
74
62
900
"20 "4
20%
1
-
9,300
55%
No par
A
700
8%
874
"55
55
55
preferred $1.60
17,300
11,100
32%
32
8%
4.950
55%
56
"54%
54%
3.75%
16,100
95
8
Preferred 3.75%
500
30%
100
pfd
noncum
"29%
25
..No par
Amer
of
:
55
Preferred
17
16
7,800
Dayton Rubber Co
14
17% Jan
33% Aug 26
2,000
3.700
34%
2%
35%
No par
Corp
———&
Preferred
95% Feb
14
6%
:
15
Dayton Power 6c Light common
|
13,6C
20%
2%
13%
Davega Stores Corp common—2.50
5%
convertible preferred
20
Daystrom Inc
:
10
17% May 21
307b Dec
May 10
1577a
6%
2%
20%
12%
common
J%%
Dan
29%
1
20%
20%
6%
83
28%
29%
15772
159
159
94 %
21%
"78%
"78%
29%
29
160%
'158
29%
28%
29%
20%
83
13,800
"
21%
35%
10
"86%
"92
68 %
14%
Dana
20
20
68
68%
69
88
32%
24
Sep
28% Dec
68
26%
15'a
23
Feb
96% Jan
100% Nov 22
4,400
28%
'-78%
...
267a
360%
100
(Tbe)
26%
27%
94%
67%
68%
100
27%
26%
20%
12%
96
44 74 Jan
May 11
67
65%
25%
2G%
63%
14%
56% Nov
1
48
25%
51i'4
63%
14%
1
4
97
66
'03%
1
33
51%
65
12%
21
32 74 Mar
2
9,500
31%
53
"63
14%.
Dec
1374 July
17
31%
"51%
66
'
6
Mar
31 %
53
"65
12%
Cutler-Hammer
4% May 12
KK-b Oct 28
Sep 15
31%
"51%
14%
19
0% May 21
76 Jan
31%
1,400
53
54%
Class
4% July 16
12% Dec 27
93
31%
'-51 %
"63
Curtis-Wrlgm common
774 July 12
91
31 %
53
.——25
preferred—...
Prior
40% Nov 28
17% Mar 19
42
32
12%
Nov
22
31%
"51%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc.—2.50
Publishing common
..1
Prior preferred
wo par
11% Dec 31
Jan
7,800
Curtis
16% Oct 31
•n
43%
Cuneo Press Inc
13
137« Nov 30
j
42%
12%
65
79
Mar 17
95
42%
17.400
14%
47 74 Oct
22
53% Dec
6
91% Sep
42%
130%
129
1
1
Oct
53
42%
50
——
9% Sep 14
63% July 19
23
33% Feb 14
42
Corp
Cudahy Packing Co common
4 % % preferred
84
28
6% Jan
52% Oct
43%
new
Cuban-American
7
40
23
41%
129
128
2.50
Cuba RR 6%
26
14% May
16
11
Jan
$4.20
Crucible
23% July 25
25% Dec
7% Nov
67% Feb
16% J,an
2
% Aug 20
10% Jan
3
9% Jan
42 %
5
——————
6c Seal
Cork
Common
31
26
19% Dec
«)?
Feb
78% Dec
104
Oct 31
31 % Mar 29
»
41
93
$2 preferred
Crown Zellerbacb
3
Dec
65
60
"86
Crown
Feb'23
69% Apr
14
Jan 13
14% May 28
7% Jan 10
7
9
Jan
6% Jan
13%
40%
58%
88
Crescent Corp
4
18% Feb
59% Dec
127# Nov-
59
19
11
30
401
59%
96
Cream of Wheat Corp
3
14% Dec
13% Mar 30
40
59 74
-80
3%% preferred
11% Dec
22% Sep
37% Sep
129%
40
"'94
Crane Co common
6,700
128'
40%
—
May 29
900
60
preferred———————100
Cosden Petroleuih Corp
—1
Coty Inc ———————1
Coty International Corp——
1
15
98% Nov
95',4 Jan .24
2% Dec
3
31,800
58%
7%
23% Aug 27
6 % Jan
3
30
5% Sep
20
5
7%
40
5
preferred
—100
pfd 3%% series of 1947__100
Products Refining common-10
Corn
24
180% Mar
7,500
776
7%
7%
58%
Cum
Jan 25
46%
40
4
3%%
99
152% Dec
Apr 29
2
6
Dublller
26%
46%
55%
54 >
Coining Glass Works common
19
26
Dec
Electric
Cornell
"26%
:
50
Steel Co common
Convertible pref 5% series
Preferred 6%
aeries
13
Dec
26%
40 %
40
14
5
5
Corp
40% Mar 12
6
15%
47
46%
7%
22.900
15%
55%
Delaware
of
Copperweld
Jan 31
7% Aug
1
2% Feb 18
48% Jan 28
7
34% Oct
10
Aug
66
31
60% Nov 29
30% May
183% July
Jan
138
23
Dec
89
May 23
Jail
Jan
23
14
Jun
26
Sep
130%
40%
20
98
%
129%
Dec
100
12
175'/a Dec 28
55%
131%
41
37% Nov 30
July 19
32
J 29%
Oil
Steel
58
102
8
Continental
6
33% Dec
6%
Continental
5Q7# Jan
28% Jan
6%
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Cooper Range Co
28% July 27
2
6-%
58% Dec
53
Jail
b%
45% Nov 15
14
5
■6%
1
5«2% Sep
May 18
54
1
23
48% Apr
29
46%
Motors
.46
Shares
15%
"25%
47
46%
25 % Jan
94
26%
46%
Continental
9
11
>
26:%
26%
45%
34% Jun
14
S6t>
21 % Mar 29
95 Va Jan
9% Jan
the Week
Jan.11
26 %
26%
20%
5
preferred
Friday
Jan.10
15%
25
convertible
Thursday
15%
15%
Insurance
5%
Sales far
PRICES
15%
15%
15%
SALE
Jan. 9
Continental
2
Dec
28
18
2ff74 Jan
58% Apr
Sep 20
5% Dec
6
8
15%
Cop & Steel Ind com..3
44% Nov 26
105
24
Jain
Continental
22
HIGH
Jan. 8
Jan. 7
Par
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
23% Nov 25
6
U
NEW
Year 1956
14% Nov 23
May 12
10
Lowest
Highest
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Year 1936
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCK
YORK
for Prevloa#
Ran ge
common.
21.
lo
common
20%
25
33'/a
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85
86
lop
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3374
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2074
3374
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88
88
31%'
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30%
16,200
30
2774
2774
2774
27%
28
2874
2874
29%
28%
2974
15.400
_No par
20
2074
20
20'
2074
2074
20
20%
2074
201/4
7,300
100
*72
73
*71
73
73
50
59
60
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61
8.50
a
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60
73
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73
73
60
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62
59
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100
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YORK STOCK
Range for Prevleu
eat
t'Jf
Lowest
21
Range for Year 19">6
Highest
Oct
lowest
26 V* Sep
10
29
NEW
Highest
20% Dec
4
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
.
<
YORK
LOW
STOCK
29% July 17
Evans
Products
Co
5
6
20% Sep
13
15 % Jan
20
20
Mar 23
Evfcrtharp Inc
72% Dec
30
23
96
Aug
Ex-Ceilo Corp
ZZZZZ-3
24% Jan
6.
41% Dec
30
12 y» Nov
1
21% Feb
7
10% Dec
7
15^8 Jan
3
13% Dec
28
18 "A Apr
7
10% Sep
26
15 V4 Nov
15
17% Mar
7
15% Dec
28
20
12
25 % Dec
7
21% Oct
16
25 Va Mar
15
May 1G
22% Mar 14
68
Sep
26
26% Jflfi 25
5% Mar 14
9
Nov
47
74
July
37% Nov
38% May
68% Sep
1
31
30
8% July 12
2
13% Jan
3
10
57
4
41% Sep 27
31 % July 21
50
Jan
45
3
Apr
Oct
7
17
7
14% Dec
27
62
43 % Jan
29
6
7% Jun
48% Oct
Jan
Apr
53% Dec
5% Dec
9
26
75 % Mar
20
Feb
22
Dec
59% Dec
1
Fairbanks
Fansteel
Metallurgical Corp
Far wick
Corp
Fedders-Quigan Corp common
5%
18% Dec
4
21 Va
30% Dec
26
13% Feb
23
28% Jan
6
22
Mar 14
93
Apr
22
36 % Apr 26
39% Nov
124
Aug
27
35% Jan
18
54
Jan
18
104
Sep
26
53
Mar
9
9
Aug 17
36% Sep 26
100
Aug 29
18% Mar 11
35% Jan
32
Oct
6
11
43% Mar 15
99
Jan
46% Jan
102
Feb
96%
Nov
13
25
28
30
33%
Feb~24
82 %
43
May
1
1
135
May
1
Mar
62% Jun
68
Feb
10
101% Nov
14
20
11% Sep
46% Feb
106
Nov
47
19
17
33% Nov
40
14
July
105
;
July 15
61 % Sep
126
100
11
28
61
Jan
3
12% Feb
41
27
Feb
7
21%
Siar
preferred
102% Mar
13
77
13
159
6
Mar
100
.
9
July
Jifly
5
6
63% Mar 12
54 %
July 18
14
Feb
9
Dec
11
94
24
79% Oct
4
97% Mar-*20
94
.
56
*54
56
500
38 "4
38%
38 V,
22%
38%
38%
1.400
22 %
22 "4
33 %
33',,
22%
22%
10,700
*19%
20%
*19%
20 %
33%
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34%
30%
30%
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30%
29 %
9%
9 %
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25%
9%
25%
29%
30 %
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9%,
25%.
30%
10
20%
92
30
31
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48%
47
20:6,
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93
4.3 V.,
49
12
12
34%
34%
48%
5
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19%
19%
400
29 Va
29%
10,200
9%
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9%
3,200
9!
n
9
25%
25%
26
26
31
2,400
31
31%
30',,
31%
30%
4,700
297a
30%
30 Va
31",
7,900
102
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47 %
47%
47%
28%
29 %
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.
62
.
94
102
102
49 %
11%,
34%,
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11%,
13%
13%
14
29%
11
%
9,400
59 %
62
6,200
10a %
00
%
48 V,
3,800
12
12%
1.200
35%
35%
3,200
48
11%
12
35 V,
95
13%
11,800
92
102%
49
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13%
7,900
29%
91'%.
35%
93
10
48 Va
29%
»
102%,
48%
35%
13%
,
105
47%-
92
48%
11%
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93
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62
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102
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63
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105
47%
29
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3,800
19%
29%
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29%
102
94
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33 %
19%
29
28 %
62%
93
102
33
29
30%
30%
105
27
64
25%
%
33
20 •/,,
8%"
30
30 %
105
47 %
33
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14%
93
13%
7%
51%
52 %
14
51%
51%
50%
5,500
51%
47%
48
50%
50%
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47%
50%
4 7'.,,
51 Va
2 000
47%
47%
46 "4
47%
42 %
46%
4.7 %
42%
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6.000
42%
42
42%
41%
42%
3,300
90
88
88
10
61 "8
59%
61
4.200
common
42%
__1
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43 %
90
61%
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61%
133
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61
61 %
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61 %
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90
61
133
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61
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133
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131
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128
86
86
55%
55%,
56%
55%
56 %
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17%
56%
56%
17%
17%
29.500
17%
17%
17
10
40!,,
17!
a
Corp
17%
40%
17 V,
39 %
9,500
40
39%
No par
12%
39%
Sugar Co
Franklin Stores Corp
13%
39 Va
13
39%
14
9.600
14
15%
12
15%
12%
15%
15%
12 %
12%
15%
12%
12%
29,500
xll%
12
12
12 (a
1,600
92
92
92",
4.000
16%
16%
16%
1.000
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23%
24
38,700
80
79
79
100
Foremost Dairies Inc
Freeporjt
1
Fruehauf
Trailer
Co
Mar 29
4%
39%
a
:
10
.
^omirfbn
89
94%
90
91 %
91 %
91%
*10
91%
1
Froedtert
Sulphur
Corp
Co
22
23
16% Mar
38% Apr
72
22%
5
Francisco
22
*65
17%
28
27
5,300
29,600
72
*54
18,600
7%
147,,
38 %
5
Foster-Wheeler
16% Mar 23
53%
7
14%
55%
18
28 % Dec
*65
Y 56
53
7 Vs
15
38%
Co
3
41% Apr
13% Mar 1-2
54%
6%
14%
65
39%
Motor
21 % Jan
24
13% Nov
6 ".4
15%
72
*60
2
Ford
27
24
65
V4
22 %
$4.20 div cum pfd ser of '51
15
Food Machinery & Chem Corp___10
3V*%
convertible preferred
100
3%% preferred
100
30% Oct
31
6%
14%
*65
52
38%
No par
Stores Inc
16% Dec
8 % Feb
6%
14 •«
*60
52%
22%
__1
&
Feb
.6 3 8
14%
65
51%
25
Corp
Power
Food Fair
6%
*60
52%
22%
33%
No par
Power
18
65
52
14%
22%
38%
common—
Florida
Apr
*60
52%
6%
_5
^
Florida
11% Dec
Oct
$4
66
22%
-
22%
Co
2
6
88 % Mar 30
Flintkote
22%
'
Carpet
Co
(The)
14
4
6
(The)
50% Aug
28
29
3.000
22%
15%
%
3-3 %
Florence Stove Co
14% Jun
13% Nov
Firth
54% Aug
78
22%
15%
60%
38%
Co
Stores
12
98% Nov
25% Dec
First National
105% Mar 14
Feb
12% Apr
22%
*101%
7% Sep 14
11% Mar 14
6
22%
Firestone Tire & Rubber com__._6.25
4%% preferred
100
68
Jan
2,700
22%
"
16
51
26% Aug 22
50
Mar 31
15%
26
62
51% May 28
20% Oct
29 % Oct
15%
>
Dec
N5
30
11,800
15%
15%
60%
22%
Corp
12
Nov
16
Xl5%
59%
54 %
Lines Inc
13
82
13,200
16
98
109
3
11%
15%
15%
106% Jan
21
Jun
11%
15%
14',.,
___i
Dec
10
11%
14%
5014
Paper Prod com__No par
conv
preferred
100
Phoenix Fire Inc NY
_5
36% Feb
83% Dec
11%
15
03%
21
Sep
11%
14%
1
23
41
14
11%
15
*61
cum
41% Feb
7
69% Sep
27
31,300
11%
14%
Filtrol
29
Dec
Nov
61 Va
60
11%
15 %
22 1
10
Fifth Avenue Coach
60%
62
11%
27
3
92
23
6IV2
59%
5
Inc
Fidelity
2,200
2.50
Corp
4%
93!,,
91% Jun
21
12
12
48% Apr
19
10% Jan
May 23
26% Jan
Dec
Mar 26
30% Feb
1
53
3
61
Ferro
92
*
Fibreboard
29
29
Mfg
93%
*54%
com.
preferred
Stores
Dept
Tarrant
4.300
92;! 4
92
54%
cumulative
&
Fenestra
29
26 % May
23
Sep
4.6%
31% May
1
39'/a Mar 23
Oct
100
30
108
Felt
9
29% Nov
17
67% Dec
Federated
10% Jan
14
44% Nov
23 V4 Sep
Sep 10
37% Mar 14
3
26% Ncrv
17
Nov
Dec
8.700
92",,
15%
*53
Paper
Co
24%
15%
70
Federal
Board
24
16
*62
Federal
% Dec
24 %
15%
70
Federal
36% May
24 %
16V,,
*02
7
1
25
15"
15%
1
17
23
29% Feb
24
16
92
2
18
13% Feb
24
25%
16
91 Va
11 %
pfd
qpnv
Shares
24%
16
92%
50
A
ser
41% Aug
4
40 % Jan
25
pld
the Week
Jan. 11
14%
5
24
31% Jan
17% Jan
Oct
8
cum
Sale* fer
Friday
Jan. JO
59
1953 series—50
Mogul Bower Bearings
5
Pacific Electric Co
1
Jun.24
9
conv
.
Thursday
25%
13%
,„No par
5%%
Dec
12
8% Nov
Co
27
55
29
17
At
PRICES
Jan. 9
92
Fairchild Engine &
Airplane Co*p_i
Fajardo Sugar Co
20
Falitaff Brewing Corp
1
Family Finance Corp
common
1
5% preferred series B
50
20
Dec
Morse
SALE
Wednesday
Jan. 8
25
1
62% Jan
2
HIGH
Tuesday
Jan. 7
Par
May 11
13% Jan
43
AND
Monday
EXCHANGE
16%
16%
16%
lu
Va
1»,%
xl(i%
23 "4
24.',,
23%
i()<)
23%,
79
,.1
preferred
79
23%
*79
24 %
80
*79
23 "a
80
*79
88
50
n
8% May 18
9% Dec
22
6% Dec
14
Jan
25
11% Sep
15
9% Jun
8
41% Jan
18
49% July 27
41% Dec
26
27% Dec
30
39
25% Feb
9
30% Sep
38
9
32% July 18
4% Oct 20
25% Oct
21
Feb
11
46% Feb
25
9% Mar
45
5
3% Nov
21
21
38
28
Nov
25% Dec
105
Dec
29
29,
57% Jan
9% Dec
28
136% Dec
29% Jan
15
6
Jan
Jan
9
12
3 % Jan
4
27
22
25% J&n
3
1
99% Sep
29
60% Oct
24
1
11% Jan
21
9
148% Jun
3
125
36% Feb
May 22
Dec
120
Mar
7
V? Jun
12
40
Dec
6
138
Mar
13% Dec 27
7
•
7
57% Dec
11
19% July
30
13
Dec
52% Jan
77% Jun
20
123
July 11
54
Nov
23
127
Jan
3
102
1
31
108% Dec
14
20
11
9
11
40% May 28
110
Dec
65
Dec
9
31
Feb
1
6
50% Feb
10
34% Oct
23
31
28
4% Jan
33
3
Mar 11
5% Dec
2
39% Sep
15
4% Dec
34
29
13%
Oct" 3i"
33% Dec
21
17%
Electric
General
73% Dec
122% Mar
49
18
5%
1
% Mar 20
16
$5
% Mar 15
37% Apr
3
75% July 17
53% Feb 24
35% Aug 24
$1.60
17
5% Aug 20
General
May 25
38% Mar 28
General
Nov
19
9
18% Dec
7
4
53% Dec
19
24% Nov
29
34
Dec
2y,s
28
General
13
34% Oct
22
General
Time
14
47 % Nov
29
5
General
Jun
13
90
May 17
118% Jun
27
96
Nov
27
74
45% Jan
18
65% Nov
91
Nov
103% Sep
16
26
98
66% Apr
102
Oct
121% Apr
16
5
Dec
26
84
Sep
10
23
86% Sep
12
$5
25% Nov
27
45% Dec
37% Nov
2
8% Apr 28
52
Mar
9% Oct
3
41
5
Jan
37'/b Sep
12
18
Gerber
8 % Oct .31
July 24
9'/« Jan
12
Oil
Getty
4%
Co
40% Jan
.7
54% Aug 23
Gillette
(The)
8
23% Jun
8
31 Vs Nov
7
Gimbel
90
Dec
6
97% Mar 21
2
34 % Sep
3
Sep
23
Jan
11
41
Va Mar
9
5% Jan
Goebel
23
Gold
13
112
42
42
36 % Aug
€0% Dec
9
34
Feb
9
NOV
19
45
Jan
3
77
Dec
31
99
Feb
17
18
Grand
Grant
(W
21% Jan
29
3
33% Dec
2
25 Va Feb
14
Feb
2
96% Dec
30
79
Nov
29
35% Jan
18
44% Sep
19
38% Oct
2
9
19% Oct
2
May 26
130 Va Dec
74
20% Mar 22
143
Mar 16
24% Feb
153
7% May 18
3%%
41 % Aug 10
108% July 17
46% Apr
3
23% Mar
1
Feb
23
77% Dec
18
85%
B5'i,
86
86'
30 "4
36 Va
36%
37
38%
•60%
66" 4
66",
66
66
43%
42 %
43%
41%
43
42%
43 %
43
43™
33%
33%
33:%
33%
33 %
331,
*33
31%
4%
32
13% Jan
6
93% Dec
28
*'■*
16% Mar
11
10
Green
33% Mar 12
Green
21% Oct
Greenfield
27
2
14 % Feb
9
May 31
99
79% Dec
27
00
nape
">t
30
17% May 10
96
Jan
3
7%
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31
31 %
31%
290
4%
31%
4%
4 ■'■k
20,300
35 "4
35%
35%
9,500
31
4
4%
35%
4%
30'
31%
31
31%
7.200
17%
17%
18 %
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
2,300
49%
49%
49 %
50
50%
50%
50 "4
50
50'
2,400
a
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
26%
26 Va
36" i,
37%
30%
30',,
36
36%
35%
36
41
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%,
41%
41%
29%
30
29"
29',,
29%
29',
29%
29%
29%
29%
1,500
60",,
2J.900
55
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103
109 %
%
56%
a
56%
56
1
43%
_ft
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10
1
58%
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103
*99
103
*99
108%
91%
—
59" s
57%
50%
103
108%
109
113
111
113
113
24%
*89
56 Va
*99
43%
77 Va
80
7.100
103
•
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1,140
75%
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80
79
79%
79
79
27
28
27%
27%
27 Va
27%
19,800
50
48 %
48%
49
49%
1.800
4H7'»
48 %
50
50
51%
14,200
8%
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48
'8%
43
43 %
24 3 „
24 %
24 %
91%
90
90
43%.
24%
*89
77%
*75%
77%
2.700
37.000
79 %
8%
43
*75%
26 "8
8%
*8 %
8%
42%
-
43
24 %
24%
24
91 "4
90
90
*90
42%
%
660
42%
7.100
24%
14.100
300
34%,
35%
35%
36 %
30 %
30 7 it
36 "a
36%
36%
37',
6.400
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
7.900
73
74%
72%
73%
73
73%
72
73
711/4
72 %
18.400
80
80%
79!,
801.,
78%
79%
77%
78%
77%
78%
18.800
4
34%.
35
34%
35
34%
34 1
a
34%
34%
34
34
1
55%
56'%
55%
56
54',,
55%
54%
55 "a
55%
5(j%
9.200
No par
1%
1%
1 %
1%
1 %
1 %
■1%
%
1%
12.500
Co
Co
....
(The)—
Co
5
,5
12.50
common
5
100
165
*160
*160
5
Iron
Ore
P.y
Co
Sugar
com
RR
Inc
Tap & Die Corp
preterred
No par
105
*160
1
165
1.600
12%
12
12%
12%
13%
13%
30'
30%
29';,
30'
30
30%
30%
30 %
3.100
57%
56
56',,
50 1 it
50'.,
56'
4
56'a
56%
57%
12.500
35
35%
35%
35%
34":,
35',,
35 %
35%
36
36
82
82
82
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83
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82
6%
4
82
*79%.
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6
0
-
13 "a
,
13
13%
fi'
6
6'
a
6
6%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31":,
32
31%
32
83
83 %
83
83%
83
83%
83
83%
83%
84 V,
44%
45%
45
45
44%
45'
44%
45
44%
45
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
„
21%
136
.134
126
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*75
77
*75
77
75
75
—_i
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28Va
27%
28
28
28',,
No par
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18';,
15%
15%
82
82
3.900
2,700
10
■
6
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100
•160
30'%
100
(The) common—3
165
12
10Q
Western
Co
25
No par
1%
*160
30
'■
Prop—No par
Paper Co
165
55%
6
itreynound Corp
4%*
4%
35%
33;%
41
preferred
Bay
4'%
35'h
9,400
100
Co
Western
79% Jan
4 Va
35%
36
4.800
1,200
1,
36%
Steel
Great
149% Jan
*33
a
*.10
Northern
31
1,200
80%
06%
Rubber
Great Northern
70% May 25
25% Nov 20
2
34% Jan
1,400
Batteries Inc
Great
18 V2 Dec
69
30% Mar 14
111 %
30%
111
40%
preferred
Northern
111 %
*85%
111
111",,
25%
Ex-distribution
Gt
190
169,119
66%
111
3,700
42 Va
36 "2
Grayson-Robinson Stores
5% Nov
65%
112
41%
35%
F)
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Ac
T)
112
42",,
85%
com—2.0U
Telegraph
City
64%
112
42%
1
Co
<B
Tire
Union
Granite
65
64 "4
112
42%
rf_l
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consor M S At P
29 % May 28
05%
112
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,
;
14
34
42%
66 %
49
No par
2% Feb
12
64%
800
35"-,
xl7%
lUe
common
Grace
30
20.100
85%
43
13
30
7,600
8%
67 %
*8%
60% Sep
Sep
18
43%
7 %
36 %
48%
Gould-National
Dec
18
43%
7%
85%
8%
18
Dec
18%
43",,
6%
35%
49 %
Apr
20% Mar 16
18%
43%
6%
85%
111%
*8%
36
3
18
43%
6%
*06%
111
48%
30
27
18
111%
4
23% Nov
1 % Dec
300
12
.111%,
23
44% Jan
10% Dec
*11 "4
43 %
111%
%
49%
3
3
66%
27;%
July 25
21
65%
49%
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■
1
6%
28 >/«
27
Sep
44
6%
49%
Dec
(W.
in
43%
6%
49%
89
16
18
43%
27%
84
Co
18
h
0%
43'
10
1
7
53,700
———_1
23
Dec
58%
80
Oct
Mar
57%
*75
Jan
Jan
37,600
58%
77
66
Stock
*1,500
57%
80
60
&
14%
511',,
79%
2
Goodrich
14%
150
57%
108%
7
Nov
600
58
*73%',
30
V» Mar 23
14%
30
38'.,
127
57 %
100
Feb
163
85%
37%
58%
———-—-100
Dec
Mar 14
*14%
14 %
*84
127
—No par
Jun
153
38 %
129
57%
3.12
Co
Brewing
85%
*37 %
*127
57%
68
preferred
Glidden Co (The)
25
*84
%
57 %
o
14
38
12
43
$4.50
Mar
14%
85
128
57%
Co
Brothers
8
30
11%
common
19
3,300
56%
112
preferred
Sep
Sep
4,300
11%
-No par
;
Corp
Aug
X '•**
57%
100
Products
9%
11%
10
Georgia-Pacific
52
% Sep
125
———100
61
76%
133
56%
42
preferred—
13
76%,
% 9%
*129
.
11 "a
—
preferred
23
*37%
14%
112
Corp
Runner
preferred
9 %
57%
—10
Corp
conv
76%
129 Va
56%
12
100
preferred
4%%
75% Nov
14'%'
14 %
84
37%
125
1%
comJ
Corp-
&
85
2
xflO
Castings Corp
The
4%%
4%%
37'
125
—No pa:
Unines
29 % Dec
x9
129 %
*11".',
_1
General Refractories
Telephone
75%.
2
9%
57%
4%
Steel
76'
131
110
56%
35%
Shoe
9%
131
5,700
.
*11%
_10c
General
21
14%
H
*83
38
124%
-
Corp..;
5
Signal6.67
General
Nov
31
85
*83
*37%
124
Utilities
General
75",4
9%
100
28
100
9,100
Service
7
uty 18
76 Va
130
52
27 7 a
39%
33 %
2
a
t
9 %
•128%
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*99 Va,
38%
•
Nov
176
»,
9%
52
27%
99%
,
39",,
—-——
Apr
-
99%
39
43
36
Jan
27%
99%
2,800
39%
1
46
38
*50%
27%
99%
2,300
5%
2,300
1
2
45% July 11
39% Jan
3
51
27%
99 V3
14%
5%
26%
Advertising-—-15
23
32 Va Oct
35% May 25
51
27%
99%
300
14%
5%
25-%
—No par
Cement
dc,
52
5 1 i,
35,500
25 3 „
Co—
Realty
76:
15
5%
27%
100
130
15
5 ','4
1.200
8 3 it
37',,
25
No par
Railway
General
*50%
27%
15
15
-
53%
8%
*36
25
--
Public
5%
53 "a
8%
36%
39
(Delaware >_J
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Public
14%
5%
7',,
35%
24%
Equipt Corp
preferred
conv
14%
5%
7",
35%
38%
Precision
General
14%
52
53 "4
7%
*34%
9,300
24 %
Corp..
Corp
Outdoor
53%
U
43',,
—ft
Corp
General Portland
53%
\35%
42%
1
Preferred $3.75 seriesGeneral
7%
*34
9,600
10
preferred
preferred
53%
53%
%
100
34%
38"
100
Corp
Motors
53 %
53%
5,390
34 %
23%
com_..No par
Mills common
General
42-%
2,400
10V,
44%.
40
Corp
Instrument
General
35
42
7 Va
10%
*43
23 %
Co
Finance
Foods
General
9%
Corp commoh—-2
General
34%
42%
7
10%
44%
23%
preferred
Dynamics
General
14% Feb
4
series
General
35%
41 %
101.4
*43
.38%
—v
General Contract
75%
'128 %
100
Inc
Co
34%
41 %
10 %
44
—__5
preferred
26
Apr
Va Mar 20
34% Jan
Mar~24
38% Nov
Nov
Cigar
7 %
36 %
10 %
*43
No par
Corp
10
101
30
59% Dec
2
No par
50% July 23
27
Jun
35% Nov
19
19
124% Feb
7
71% Apr
65% Aug
31
43% Mar 14
2
3
27%
*99%
1st preferred
5
Oct
May
17% Jan
13
Jun
61
General
7%
50
Amer Transportalion—2.50
Baking Co common——5
Bronze
4%
5%
50 %
com.—l
Cable Corp com
13
14%
4
100
General
25
13% Jan
Investors
—
General
Oct
59% Dec
1
__t
7
40%
8
——
7 %
34%
...
35
Corp
7%
•35%
7%
Ind__
7%
10%
43 %
*3 4%
preferred
Jan
7
6% Dec
23
$8
13
1
17
5
Feb
11
36% Nov
General
26
30
43% Oct
9
General
Jan
53%
com
preferred-—.
American
$4.50 preferred
10% Aug 30
1*42
119
119% Dec
98
Aug
29% Jan
General
5
13
Oct
43
G
19
31
7 %
10%
43%
1
Acceptance
American-
convertible
%
44
preferred—,—50
General
27
38% Dec
140
45% Oct
Jan
73% Dec
Inc
41
2
Industries
1
10%
41 %
5
convertible
5
97% Feb
17
66%
30% Nov
106% Mar
32%
Co
13
6%
10%
*42%
(The),
Corp
t'«
3
No par
(The)
Co
Wood
4%%
31
13
5
21% Mar
6
Dec
80%-Dec
2
28
6% July
51
34 Va Mar 13
41% Nov 28
July
Gar
1
50
common
preferred
General
28
93
Gafrett
July 16
16% Aug
23
13
7% Oct
9% July 17
39
24% Jan
2
13% Jan
13
23
17
27
6
26% Dec 29
Aug
46% Oct
17
Dec
22 % Dec
16% Nov
Nov
4
33% Jan
7
24% Mar 15
130
6
8
83% Mar 18
54% Dec
14 % Dec
28
Jan
23
31
Dec
cbnvertible
5%
Gardner-Denver
1
30% Sep
July 20
Gatnewell
Mar 30
71
Go
(The)
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
43
1
107% Mar
49 Va
Gabriel
28
1
17% Aug
5% Apr
3
32% July 31
3
Mar
15% July
Jan
9% Jan
11% July 19
131%
21%
21 %
31%
21 Va
32
21%
8.700
3.400
2.400
15.000
5,200
140
133
133
132
133
*73
77
78
78
28
28 %
28 Va
2« Va
3,600
18%
19
19" a
1,900
15%
22.300
83%
10
15
15%
15
13%
15
15%
*81
83%
*81
83%
*81
83 %
*19
15 Va
*31
20
17
and Financial Chronicle... Monday,
The Commercial
18
January 14
(158,
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NEW YORK STOCK
LOW
.
STOCKS
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Highest
45% Feb
2
27 Va Jun
22
8% Apr
4
5% Jan
3
6
23
29 % Dec
12
35% Jan
44% Feb
39 U/M Mar 23
96% Oct
31
76% Dec
98
6
21
Jan
61% Mar 14
93% Sep
23
83% Jan
23
18
3
9
7
32 % Sep
26
83% Dec
27
103 Va Feb
28
90
Dec
17
108
Feb
6
Jun
10
100
SOP
19
105 Va Feb
23
5% Dec
00
35% Jan
8
9% Nov
Grumman
28
Guantanamo
<5
147% July 26
Gulf
Oil
Gulf
States
Corp
1*4% July 13
Lrec
8
107
41
Dec
15
46% July 12
39% Dec
17
45% July 25
45% Aug
10
69% Nov
25
68 % Feb
10
92
Nov
20 Va May
preferred
dividend
$4.44
32 V
78%
79
80 %
91
92
32 Va
79Va
*78%
79%
78
79
119%
117%
1191B
36
36
88
*85
38
*93
95
*93
95
100
*92
100
93%
35%
*22
100
*92
H
is y. Jan
6
24% Sep
14
24
Vi Dec
19
is y* Oct
13
19
Jan
24
27
Sep
18
7
25'/» Feb
lOO'/l Feb
4
79% Oct
4
87
Jan
24
107
Sep
18
81% Jan
6
38 y* Dec
6
33
Nov
26
Jan
6
55
Dec
6
48
Jan
23
134% July 25
143
Nov
10
130
Nov
30
26% Mar 14
40% Nov
17
31% Dec
39% July 13
38
4
31 Ye Feb
42% Mar 29
69% Dec 27
15
48 % Dec
9
20
80
16
39
Mar 29
5% Oct
31
8
Mar 27
Hat
Jan
20
32 % Dec
13
39
Aug
preferred
Haveg Industries Inc--Ex partial liquidating
Hayes Industries Inc—
39
12
25
May 22
4
9
Mar 12
Corp of America
21
18 % Jail
27
13 V3 May 28
17% Nov
23
26
% Dec
20
34% Mar 27
Sep
20
76
Dec
19
89 Va Feb
27
60% Sep
29
47
Dec
3
60
Jan
9
85% Nov
15
101
Jan
5
17
6
Dec
36'% Sep
18
15% Jan
11
20
Aug
6
Heller
Heline
20
84V2 Jan
24
91
39% Jan
3
06% Aug 15
82%
'
104% Feb
Jan"" e"
7
Hecht Co common,_„
3%Vo
Heinz
11
25
26 % May 25
Oct
17
38 Va Jan
31
21% Mar 15
Hercules
36 Va Nov
29
51
Va July 19
Hercules
Dec
21
124
45% Dec
20
,
11
126
Mar 14
51
110
May 19
Dec
19
Feb
7%
3
5%
24
4Vi%
11
61% Jan
13
54% Mar 18
45% Dec
3
11
34'% Nov
9
27% Jan
23
41% May 23
Hertz
43 % Dec
29
33% Nov
19
46 % Mar 14
Hewitt-Robins
20% Nov
16
13 % Nov
29
20 Va Mar 19
Heyden
3
61 % Dec
13
Oct
2
Oct
15% May 12
71
Jan
5
79% Aug
89% Jan
3
98 % Dec
80
30
% Dec
21
54
(The)
Co
3
3%%
3
$4% cum 2nd pfd
Corp
24% Nov
7
12 Vs Jan
5
9 % Nov
27
12% Jan
25
Hires Co
31% Jan
10
-18% Dec
31
25% Sep
7
Hoffman
Oct
28
9 % Dec
26
14 % Apr
12
2
6 % Apr
11
12% Dec
12
25% Jan
4
18 Va Oct
22
23
Nov
15
32%,Mar
3
29 Vi Oct
17
32
3
31% Dec
5
40
16% Jan
6Vi May 12
19% Feb
29% Feb
9
24% Oct
13
48
31
14
Dec
44'% Jun
10
Jan
65
37% Oct
28% Jan
100 Va Jun
3
8 % Mar
7
22
56
Feb
35 Vs Jan
30
28
89
26
8 % Dec
27
Id
Feb
20
74% Jun
16
27
Apr
Vi Jan
19
52 Vi
Aug
6
26% Oct
28
25
28% Jan
3
Household
01% Jan
100
24 Va
May
Sep
5
75
Dec
11
6
3%
104% Jan
6
83
Dec
26
102% Jan
10
23
90
Dec
26
105
Feb
28
Feb
14
41% Jan
3
23
98
8
96
38% Oct
14
17% Dec
29
22% Jun
Dec
16% Mar 14
27% Dec
8
15% Nov
3% Feb
10
1% Nov
20
1% Dec
47
15
7% July 18
•3y» Jan
6
3
Jan
12
27
71% Sep
13
9'/a Feb
17
64
Houston
20
18 Vi Jan
Howard
29
26% Mar 19
3% Apr
30.
Jan
4
preferred
preferred—
4.40 % preferred
11% Apr
99
10
3
Howe
J
Corp
July 26
Va Dec
13
7% Jan
13
41% July
3
29
24% Sep
21
13
47% Jan
5
57
12
50
Jan
23
60 Va Aug
15
Illinois
Power
61% Aug 17
62% Sep
1
Nov
53% Nov
55
41% Dec
9
44
51
Jan
8
27
54'/a Apr
12
53
Feb
24%
24%
24 %
24 Vi
24 V
24 V
24 V,
1,000
10%
17%
17 <4
17%
%
39%
38
Vi
29 Vi
37 Va
49
48%
49
49
49
4!)
49 1
48%
48%
47%
47",4
14%
31%
32 Vi
31%
40
40
40
40
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14 %
65
65
06 %
67
00
66
84
*39%
26% Jun
20
30
10% Nov 28
77/s Apr
19
11 Vi May
*83
84
84
84
*83
22%
22
22 "'4
%
*83 %
a
22%,
48% Jan
6
58% May 23
33 Vs Dec
11
50 Vi Mar 13
60% Jan
162
Jan
20
4
66% Mar 14
35% Jan
21% Jan
6
26
37% Jan
7
06% Jan
19
19% Jan
18
Dec
29
59
Feb
13
169% Jun
15
151
Dec
31
71
91 % Nov
.68
24 %
Sep
8
10 V,
10 V,
*9%
10%
Vi
10 Vi
10
10 V,
1,000
19%
19%
19%
19%
19 %
19%
19%
19%
2,500
10%
10%,
10%
10;,,
10%
11%
10%
11 %
9,600
12%
12%,
12%
112%
13%
13%
13%
5.900
20 1
21
21
22
29%
29%
30 •
39%
38%
40
09%
09 .'
70
38%
38%
20%
20%
29 %
38%
%
12%
12%
*28%
20%
29
70
70
38
70%»
38%
38%
6
10
,
76% Jun
52
35% Oct
29% Oct
11
11
100% Dec
10%
*35%
25
17%
17%
17%
30%
*35%
36%
100
25%
25%
25 "4
6,700
87%
84%
80
*85%
88
*35%
*88
*90
88
90
50%.
88
49%
93
*88
13%
*12%
33% Sep
6
27 Vs May 28
41 Vb Jun
9
175% May 31
37% Jan
4
May 15
33 %
May 28
143 % Dec
28% Sep
6
21
103
Feb
7
35 Vi Dec
31
Interlnke
Dec
31
Int'l
550
41% July 25
174
Feb
32% Mar 12
18% Nov
2
41% Jan
25% Jun
22
33% Apr
Mar
8
92 % May 26
69
Nov
21
88
87% Aug 26
78
Jan
23
84
57 y» Jan
6
3
127% Dec
29
141
Jun
10
12% Jun
16
17
Jan
3
82
Jan
12
101% Sep 26
9% Mar 13
69
Mar 14
120% Nov
16
9Vs Nov 26
28
Jan
112% Aug
132
11
3
8
Mar 27
14% Mar 13
117% Sep
23
98% Nov
29
144 Va May
108
Jan
12
87
Va Dec
12
106% Mar 13
20 Vs Nov
15
15 Va Feb
7
21 Vi Apr
19
Nov
14
85
Sep
13
104% Apr
19
Jun
2
94
Feb
15
144
101
7
73
Jan
42
Dec
Dec
13
60
Jan
5
74% Sep
16
43% Nov
29
70% Mar 13
25
Jan
28
39 Va Nov
11
34 Vi Apr
20
38 Vi Jan
33% Jan
34
6
28
6
Mar 15
114
48% Mar
8
38
Aug
44% Feb
3
20
16
4Va%
17%
17%
Inc
Iron
1%
7%
86
86
7%
13 V iy
100
18.
17%
17%
17%
18%
36,700
1%
3,600
-
2
6%
2
*6%
7%
5 V,
4%
preferred
31%
31 %
31
31%
32
32
„
1,700
21%
21:
21%
21%
21 %
*21%
21",
2,000
31 %
30%
31 VB
30
Vi
30%
30%
30%
5.000
62 "i
62%
63 "b
03
63 %
62%
63 11
4,900
50 V
56%
57
56 1;,
57
43 7
43%
*43 Vi
*44
Int'l Nickel
*31
62%
56 V
56 Vi
•
i
,
50%
a
of
44
*4!
44
*44
45
*44
51%
*50
51
*44
40
40
*44
40
a
45 Va
*421
45%
28 Va
*
28%
421
28 7
28%
a
29 Vi Jan
4
37% Apr
2
38% Feb
7
58
3
38% Jan
30
55 Vi July 26
$1.40
15
32% Dec
28
39% Mar 10
Interstate
Feb
9
International
0
13
Interstate
Power Co
18% Dec
27
Jaii
23% July 18
Intertype
Corp
3
36 % Sep
30
30
34% Jan
Iowa-Illinois Gas A; Elec Co
86% Jan
3
Jan
24
«% Mar 14
23% Dec
18
27% Jan
10
Iowa
33% Jan
10
56% Nov
19
Ial&nd Creek Coal
Sep 21
120% Dec
17
Feb
7
130
12% Sep
130
Power
$6
&
4
Jacobs
(F
29% Oct
Jaeger
Machine Co
32% Oct
45
59
14
84% Aug 31
44% Oct 15
13
104
Mar 15
85
May 10
83
1
48% Apr
15
27
94% Mar 14
55
Mar 14
32% Mar 14
98
Mar 10
33% Nov 29
Dec
27
102% Feb
6
43% Oct
65
2
58% Apr
5
Jun
27
54 Vi Sep
23
42% Jun
8
62% Nov
15
107 Vi Nov
22
94% Nov
30
105% Feb
27
38 Vi Dec
108 Va
121%
*121
10%
105%
30
67% Feb
35 Vs Feb
1
j
85
72
Mar 21
Dec
26
Jefferson
L)
11%
105%
94
Johnson
5%
<fc
Joy
I
*92
94 %
94'%.
*92
17%
88
113
114%
*114
117
*114
117
117
117
120
39%
1
39%
39 VB
25
49%
51 %
33 Vi
34
25
1
3.50
50%
17%
17%
39%
40
50%
51
33%
33%
com
Manufacturing
Co
31%
50
50 Vi'
200
31%
31%
31 Vi
49%
50
50
50
Va
49%
*49%
51
x49%
50%
*49%
50'
a
300
49
32 Vi
32%
32%
32 Vi
32
32%
32
32 V
a
*31-"',,
<32.
1,400
13%
13%
13%
13%
13 %
13%
13%
13"',
4,200
13%
13%
20%
31 Vi
49%
10
24%
51%
52 Vi
.
20%
21
21 Vi
21%
3,100
31 Vi,
31%
31%
31%
31 *'a
1,900
24%
•24%
24%
3,000
52
Va
52%
53
4,600
24%
24%
50c
24
%
24 Va
24%
24%
52
52 Vi
51%
52%
52 Vi
"
*120
127
*123-
127
*49%
*123
6,900
20%
20%
31%
127
127
*123
127
*123
6.400
4%
4 Va
4%
4%
4%
%
4%
4«'i
4%
4%
28 Vi
27%
28%
27%
28%
27"k
8.300
25 %
23%
27%
24%
35%
35%
35%
34%
35%
4,200
90
89
90
89
89
49%
49%
49%
50
50%
34%
*86
49%
*85
47%
75 %
35 Vi
35%
30%
88
88
88
49 Va
49
49
49%
90
*87
90
*87
Vb
30
76
87%
37%
89
*8%
47%
48%
48
48%
47%
48 V„
11,400
47%
77
75%
75 %
75V
75 %
1,100
58%
26.700
76
Va
76%
76
a
59 VB
60
59
59%
58 Va
59
57 7
58%
58
10
97%
97%
97 %
96%
97
97%
97%
97%
97
97 %
69
70 Vi
70
-71%
70
1-50
1,000
*85%"
87
48
35'4
"88
4
100
1
26,600
31%
12Va
Steel
series A
31%
*32%
50
5
Johnson
3.700
33%
49 %
20 Vi
100
Corp
50
50%
32 %
31 Vi
31%
1
49
2,800
49%
21
100
39%
31%
31 %
,
300
1.000
39%
Vi
20%
1
1.200
49
31
31%
5
,
123
31 %
5
:
%%
88,'
%
50
50%
*32%
39%
39%
40
*
*32%
No par
1
preferred
preferred
14,300
17,300
17%
Lake Sulphur Co
Jones «te Laughlin
1111
107%
89
17%
200
10%
17 %
%
58,800
104%
89
:
—
131%
4
111
106 %
90
'
200
112%
107 1 i,
10%
107 Vi
110
*121 %
*89
Jersey Cent Pwr <fc Lt 4% pfd
Jewel Tea Co Inc common
3%%
121 %
90
CoT
Johns-Manville
111%
10%
*91
93.
110
*121
89
1
10% Mar 19
15
89% Jun
112 %
7,700
71
88 %
preferred
13
ai
Jun
69%
88
common;
19
97 Va Aug
Mar 14
71
29%
72 Va
200
29%
a
100
Ligh) Co
Nov
Sep 20
01% Jan 19
Jan
69%
29%
680
29 '■>
29 V
*6) %
18.800
150
*29
29%
29%
30
2,900
38
38 Vi
150
29 %
I
6
39
38%
*17
preferred
22% Dec
26
149
*91
^
30
104%
105%
38 Vi
148%
29%
112
12.800
527
17%
Dept Stores
30% Aug 11
10%
34%
520
30
29 %
121
121
«
93
Telep & Teleg—No par
Corp com__5
35'/a Dec
110%
35%
89
522
72 %
b
*69
10%
38%
148 Va
*29%
1,300
50 V
X88%
34 7
34%
300
i
x49
92%
17%
Utilities
conv
30
28 7
29
25
15% Aug 29
131
*91
No par
40
20% Mar 23
9%
148
*29%
38
148
38 Vb
146%
30
121
121
104
coinmonJ
43% Jun
5
37%
38
147 Vi
2,600
20%
52
519
516
55%
20%
20%
51%
34%
34%
5,200
55
97
55 %
■
9.800
97%
97 %
Va
13.500
151
*145
151
*90
92
516
515
510
51 %
51%
*90
35 VB
34%
35%
*20
8%
a
No par
6
15% Aug 27
51 %
92
7.50
_
3
Nov
*50%
15
common
12% Jan
6
20
*90
115%
32 y» Jan
30%
55%
20%
51%
110%
34% Mar 15
cum
54%
90
No par
Silver
International
5 4%
20%
coin—No par
Canada
Paper
5
98
97%
54 %
72%
preferred
9
*145
97%
20%
28%
International Shoe_,
Sep
87
151
97
54
525
%
86
*145
*20
*69'/a
International Salt
Jun
86",
88%
97%
1,800
39
851
151
86%
*145
100
preferred
7%
8%
381,,
86
90
Rys of Cent Amer com—No par
International
8%
38%
85
53%
25
$4 preferred
5%
8%
37%
51
100
International
8%
38%
98%
34%
2.500
a
8%
53
510
45 %
37%
97%
*20 VB
60
47
29"
29%
a
8%
37
88%
40
28 7
28%
.
51 %
*42%
45'b
*42%
50
Is
*50
Va
5,300
'BT<>
38 %
8 Va
8%
a
32'
32
45
*44
:
154
37%
Preferred
Int'l
85 %
1
*43
37%
*29%
International Packers Limited
31 Vs
Sep
8%
146%
;
600
4.200
27.ICO
5
5%
5
84
21%
com—.*-5
& Chemical
Int'l Minerals
83%
84
7
31V,
100
A
•6%
21%
No par
S.vs class
1%
*1%
84
86
85
5 V,
5
5%
5
30
13,200
*12%
1 %
86
86
Vi
90%
51-%
50%
13 Vb
31 Vs
No par
preferred
''
50%
*12%
0%
6%
■
100
Int'l Hvdro-Electric
%
50 Vi
12%
21
_No par
Int'l Harvester conlmpn
20
50%
'
5
Corn—
88
•
2
*7
1
Machines
*85%
*88
12%
18%
,1 %
2
20
preferred
Business
45
July
Ctfs
70
88
DO
17-'u
13%
16%
Nj par
Inter chemical Corp common
83
T
*145
Insuranshares
6
*79
83
50%
50 Vi
12%
17,300
17%
25%
*79
.50
1,400
25 Va
38
%
28%
*35%
17 11
17 V,
*35 %
36 %
83
No par
100
24 Vs Mar 13
9,300
*27%
*79
36
61% Jan
10
0
28%
81
1
13
12,000
91
27%
25%
*84%
100 pesos
20
39%
01
27%
25%
45%
23
39
27%
81
28%
Dec
2,800
5%
40
83 % Dec
20
69 Va
0%
251 a
28%
47% Jan
69
92
81
*42 %
Co
28,000
5%
*44
Inspiration Cons Copper
3911
5%
17
10%
30%
Inland Steel
13
69% Mar 20
38%
28 %
27
50
12
400
165 Vi Aug 16
8
% Dec 20
6
400
%
5%
80%
*
30%
39%
%
38
22",,
30 %
70%
*90
92
6,300
21%
1
(51 ii
5%
26 %
*90
92
*90
92
37%
38 %
33
:t
*30
cumulative
Mar 29
July 18
57 Va Dec
103
28
Feb
5.000
22%
10%
Ingersoll-Rand common6% preferred
85% July 20
165
22
22%
cumulative preferred
50
cumulative preferred—_50
8 A
220
85
'
10%
*50
Industrial Rayon
860
%
20 V,
Industria
9
700
17,700
22 %
4.20%
13
1,400
5,100
32
29%
14 V
65
83
a
31%.
39%
65
14
60
%
32
40%
32
32%
40
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
Electrica
De Mexico
31% Aug 31
6
800
49
49%
*48%
49 %
120
112
49%
*49
Vi
36.500
38%
111
112
1x2
112
112
112
111%
3.000
17
16%
38
51 Va
preferred
35
16%
39%
25 %
common
preferred
*34
35
*34
891
i
3914
4
113
49
i
16%
10%
39'
49%
35
♦34
35
*34
35
•
4.42%
8% Dec
Nov
24%
*50
3
Dec
Dec
24%
*44
10
44
2,120
51%
4.70%
44
15
Co
cumulative
4.26%
9
Mar 11
17:V,
4-5
5
Jan
Feb
17%
*49%
Apr
55
55
17
17%
*42%
53
53
Jan
17%
_50
9
11
il
20
17'a
45
Nov
62% Mar 28
84% Mar 15
4.08%
19
50% Dec
10
Jun
21
a
17%
44
Central RR Co
52
*86%
17%
56a
Illinois
Aug 22
89%
17%
*43
4
Sep
*86 %
17%
x56 Vi
Idaho Power Co
72% May
49
89%
No par
cumulative preferred—50
3
1
1,300
49%
49 %
62%
35% May
57% Oct
49%
49%'
2,400
77 Va
*86%
31%
10
19
50
600
16%.
26%
89 Va
62 %
27% Feb
68% Sep
78%
Vb
16
25%
*76
77%
49%
31%
33% July 18
26%
49%
10
21
11
16%
25%
*70
1,100
•»
*86%
No par
Jun
•7% Oct
*16 Vb
16%
30
26'
*20
86%
16 %
1
Co
26
26 %
*76
78%
*70
20
50
26%
Power—No par
.
1
&
16%
26 %
34
26%
Vi
20%
%
16
10
36%
100
5%
noncumulative preferred—100
HudBon Bay Min & S111 Ltd—No par
Hupp Corp commen
1
5*^
conv
pfd series A
50
Hussman Refrigerator Co
5
23
19% Nov
•7
Stores
Sound
20
j;26%
78%
6
JHudson & .Manhattan com
23
27% Dec
6
Lighting
a
*90
100
100
100
™e
57% Aug 17
5% Nov
12% Apr
Mar
25
1,700
6%
33
*33
34
*33
16%
27%
Finance conimon—No par
4%
105% Feb
28
Mar 10
102% Mar
3
34
25
70
18% July 11
Aug
0%
37%
40
34
1,500
6%
*33
*6%
6'tt
6%
6%
0
0%
34
36
10
2
2,400
29
29
26
29 Va Mar
1,900
27 Vi
*28 V a
12%
12% Feb
23
36%
26%
28 %
*20 Va
35 Va Dec
21% Jan
36
27 %
28%
9%
19
27
36
20 %
28%
10
28
Dec
35
26%
28%
19 Vi
16% Sep
26
31
35
20%
28 VB
22 %
39% Nov
13
23
*34%
27
83
4
13% Mar 14
8 % Jan
4'% Nov
2,000
40%
4
35
*64
17
17
40 V
1,400
132
*128'%
45%
28
14%
Jun
Feb
132
45 %
27
31 %
common—5
Co
128 %
45 %
67%
34
39%
preferred—'
$4.25
*
132
1,470
8,300
*67 V 4
Va
28
—
Electrochem
Hooker
July 17
103 Va Mar ie
67
42 %
34%
*48%
34% Jan
3
Dec
67%
.
111 %
i
42 V
26%
49 Vi
__No par
Hotel Corp of America
1
5%
conv preferred-25
Houdallle-Industries
Inc
com— _-3
$2.25 convertible preferred
50
106
41%
3b
Electrojiies Corp
12
*128%.
45
*111%
(Charles Ej_
2
132
44%
*15%
—2.50
1
50c
Holland Furnace Co_,.
—--5
Hollander (A) & Sons—.
5
Holly Sugar Corp common
10
5%
convertible preferred
30
Homestake Mining
12.50
Honolulu Oil Corp
————
40
Hotels
Hilton
12
28
20 y2 Nov
*128%
■45%
*35
(conv)—No par
10% Nov
68%
28
27%
110 Va
44
24%
1
preferred series A—100
Jan
132
28
111
17%
Newport Chem Corp
77% Feb
99
07%
•
27%
41%
41%
80%
1
5
—
69
Vi
41%
50
No par
2 1/12
Inc
4L%
*76
25
1
■'
1°0
common—No par
preferred sdries A——50
31% Mar 18
10,500
68 %
16%
preferred
25
Vi
V»
110%
27 %
110
110
39%
27 V
100
common
7,600
69
24 %
Hershey Chocolate
53% Mar 20
Jan
Powder
5,900
23%
39%
6%
—1
Motors
89%
23
39%
*33
-100
(W E) & Co
—
1
(G W) common
—10
noncumulative preferred—-25
34
23% Oct
89
23%
23
preferred-;———
15 % Dec
8
2
*41
89 Vb
23%
34%
—-15
;
Co common
41%
89
26 %
5
dist
—
preferred
(H.J)
3.65 %
38'/a July 25
25% Dec
3
17% Oct
40
Dec
13
22% Mar
36% Jan
122 Vi Aug
37
23
100
*41
41
45
<,
41%
107%
106
160
92
89 V,
27%
27%
26%
27
107
30
190
93
23%
*128%
50
Va %
27% Nov
16% Oct
26% Mar 14
common
23%
68 Vi
5
10
1
Hart Schaffner <te Marx
14
5
26 %
-t
———
.23%
3,800
80
87%
*41
89
87%
23 %
103%
-
2.50
Corporation
Harsco
Harr-ls-Seybold Co
Harshaw Chemical Co
38 Va July 31
35% Apr
20
89%
23 %
35%
a
92 V V
*23%
41 Va
*41
41 Vi
88 %
—-100
preferred
8% Jan
35% July
Mar 11
6% Mar 25
33% Dec
29 % May 28
24 % Nov
12
Oil Well
6%
Feb
146
Water
Halliburton
13
Vi
41
25
Cementing—5
Hall (W F) Printing Co—
5
Hamilton
Watch Co common
1
4%
convertible preferred
-100
Hammermill Paper Co_.
2.50
Harbison-Walk Refrac common—15
Hackensack
300
38,200
*85
*
9,900
119 %
118%.
3D V
36
*85
93'%
35%
*85
100
■
3 1!i
32".
88
35 %
35%
80%
*92
120%
42,600
10 Vi
32%
9%
9%
a
31 %
4
,
6,900
10
32%
116 Vi
9 Va
119%
121%
33 Vs
32%
10
a
9'
79
35%
No par
ilOQ
100
100
-
dividend preferred
$4.40 dividend preferred
$4.20
9%
31Vi
120%
Co—
Utilities
Common
42% Mar 20
104
dug io
101
preferred
Mar 14
Shores
*78'a
9\.-
*78
com__No par
—
No par
25
33 Vis
32"a
32%
30%
30%
30 V a
30%
31%
"9 Vi
J 1
Jan.
Jan. JO
fer
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Jan. 9
31
Gulf Mobile & Ohip RR
38% Nov
105
Jun
109% Jun
Jan
31
Sugar
g»le«
PRICE8
Wednesday
Jan. 8
30',«
1
1
Aircraft Corp—
13
Tuesday
Jan. 7
Pat
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
LawMt
J2% July 19
SAL*
HIGH
AND
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range for Year 1956
71%
70%
71%
70%
71 %
a
1957
Number 5603
Volume 185
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
NEW
YORK
(159)
STOCK
Bkakc for Pr«Tl»na
Dear 1966
UvMt
43% Dec
14
34% Feb
Highest
94
Sep
30
30
100 % Mar 23
105
Nov
45% Mar
Nov
Dec
18
37% Dec
7
4
May
20
14
Dec
21
96
Dec
5
103
107% Sep
105% Nov
Apr
Mar
97% Nov
28
70% Jan
24
43
Mar 10
25
Oct
21 % Jan.
31
27% Mar 14
44
Oct
Nov
30
105
Dec
23
37
4
Nov
6
27
9
46
'/a Jan
20
24
Feb
15
28% Aug 14
10
24% July 23
24 Va July 15
12% Dec
27
21
Mar 27
48
Dec
30
113
May 28
Jan
43% Oct
6
56
Sep
16
36% Jan
3
58
Jun
23
2 9V2 Feb
4
6
92% Mar 18
53% Apr
1
25
24
Mar
NOV
32'A Dec
47
City
County
4%%
&
74'% Aug 20
18
98
Feb
Co
30
32
Jan
4
25
Dec
21
29% Mar 29
20
55% Feb
9
31% Dec
26
50% Feb
29
Kress
29% Apr
54% Oct
19
10
22% Dec
28
24% Dec
8
22
Jan
10
39% May 31
50
Jan
4
43% Jan
4
12% Mar 15
16
Sep
7
22
5% Jan
Mar 14
18% Dec
14% Apr
25
16
-6
Dec
20% May 10
28% Jan
6
25
13
16% Sep
4
27% Aug
7
3% Nov
13
4'A Jan
6
22% Mar 12
Lee
8
34% Apr 30
91
Mar 22
Lees
18% Dec
34% Sep
20
30
Jun
89
May
98 % M?"
11
15% Nov 28
3
18%
Ja~n~~6
13% Jan
8
10
35% Apr
Mar 14
26
58
26
17'/8 Jun
27
July 10
27',,
23%
46% Oct
31
Dec
30
25 % Jan
25
16
79
22
61% Oct
16
137% Dec
55% Apr
76% Nov
7
Link
Belt
35'% Jan
24
19
84
Sep
25
6% Nov
29
7
43% jun
8
17 % Ma r 14
24% Aug
1
18% NOV
29
July 25
73
Dec
Jufy~~5
20
23
Mar
21
18
Aug 29
49% Mar 29
100% %Jan
12
12
Jan
6
58% D'C
12
25% May 14
.T"lv 11
103% Mar
11
8
100
Sep
102
Mar 11
20%
26
ocTTi
139% Dec
7
2nd
Co
Corp
Carbonic
3%%
List
convertible
Industries
Loew'8
9
4.25%
series
4.35%
series
Nov
19
4.40%
30'A Nov
20
26% Dec
27
83% Jan
27
21
Jun
26
39% Mav 16
51% Jar
3
42
Jnn
59
Dec
28
61
37% Nov
23
109
May
27% F"b
Star
New
Cement
Lowenstein
182% Dec
31
Dec
31
49% Jan
3
Lot-""*
D
26'%
26%
27%
33
33%
32%
33
25'%
49%
e
*33
33%
*93
3,100
89
50
26%
27'%
9,400
33'%
5,200
25%
.33
25%
25%
1,500
50%
50'A
50'A
3,500
96
15%
25'A
.
15
*25%
4
*3%
15,100
15%
15
15%
25%
25%
25%
300
300
4
*3%
4
500
33
33
33
93
96
94
94
X91
91
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
5,900
4
45 ''4
44
45
44
4 4'A
44
44%
43'A
44%
4,000
16%
17%
16%
17'A
16
17 Va
! ::17
4
-1
2%
2 %
2 3 it
19%
19%
19%
*32%
%
*90
17%
2%
4,200
2%
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20%
17'A
17'A
2%
19%
300
92
27,000
"
2'%
20
2 3
2%.
8
19%
19%
3,400
20%
20
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67
1
28%
28%
28%
29
287i,
29%
19%
19%
19%
19'%
19%
19 Va
No par
10
17%
18
17%
17%
18
18
17%
18
17%
18
3,000
80%
81
80%
81 Va
80
Va
80%
80
80%
80
80
3,400
13
13
13
13'A
13'A
13%
13 %
3 3%
13'A
13%
27,500
66%
10,000
25
65%
14312
53
it
65%
143%
53%
71%
72%
15%
15%
15
43%
44 %
100
311
65
Va
144
6%
05%
144
*6'%
05%
143
.
6%
66 Va
144
53'A
52 Va
52%
.72 'A
52'%
71%
72%
6®%
7%
7
29
*
29%
28%
191 'a
19%
19%
65%
*144%
52%
66%
65%
144
145
52%
51%
;
28%
4,700
22,100
1,200
19'A,
144%
610
52%
3,800
72'a
2.400
*15%
16
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
2,800
43%
44
43'A
43%
43'%
43%
42%
43%
4,800
72
*75
85
*75
6
*75
85
85
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*75
72%
72
*75
85
85
7%
8%
%
8%
8%
8%
8%
_1
55 %
56'A
54%
55%
54%
55%
55'%
55%
55
55%
24,800
—.No par
20'A
21
20
20 %
20'%
20%
20%
21%
21
22
90.700
86%
88%
87
87'%
87'%
87 %
87%
87%
87%
87%
35
35%
35
35'%
35
35%
35%
35'%
35
35%
7,400
33%
34%
34 3 it
34«»
■34%
34%
34%
34%
35%
23,600
23
23 %
^34-%
x22%
23
22%
22%
22%
22%
23
*96%
100
10
_._4
*96%
100
100
*96% 100
*96%
100
*89
93
*89
93
*89
93
*89
93
*89
*89
91
*88
93
*88
91
*89
9,500
;
91
102
2,200
93
91
inn
16%
124
102%
1 67
it
124
103
%
16%
124
103'%
17
124%
*102%
16%
124
26 3 4
26%
89%
91 %
26 3 V
91%
26%
__6u
93%
92 '/a
1
21%
22
21%
21%
21%
(Ky)-Nopar
Inc
30,800
9
100
pfd
Sons
23
8%
*88
common——10
Co
*96%
8
100
—
&
'
Va
100
preferred
El
.
8
tin
1"
173
175 "4
174 'A
175'A
common
New
300
62 %
62
*88%
443
0
No par
preferred
(M)
Steel
26
33%
25%
Nashville—
&
26'A
50%
Corp
E
Louisville Gas &
Louisville
8
62%
88
49%
—_u
preferred
9
62
88
25%
———.—10
Co
CP)
62'%
88
25%
Long island Lighting Co com—iu
5% series B preferred
100
7%
62%
87%
50
com
common
Lone Star Gas Co
Lor ilia rd
63%
88
a
series G conv
Lone
63%
*87
36
*35
1
13
6
34%
49'%
preferred
Mar 14
30
34%
25
Corp
Jan
90% Dec
(T
35%
common.3
Aircraft Corp
Inc
.—,
104
,31% Dec
77% Jan
*34%
49'%
Lockheed
102% Jan
22% Mar 14
35 %
fl
106
5
35 %
2.50
6
29
35
25%
com
11
23
35
7,600
Nop*'
Corp
27
21% Feb
10,800
48 %
(The)
Dec
143% Jan
42'%
25%
,
Lionel
Liquid
bb
103% D°c
41%
100
88% Dec
12
42'A
—10
98% Dec
28
41%
5
Corp
103'A Jan
Dec
42'%
26
A
Tobacco
Cup
107% Apr 27
15% Dec
41%
7
j&tji
116
42'A
33 3
Products
19
3
42
64
—:.Q_
21% Oct
May 25
42%
25%
pfd
(The)
4
25% Jan
500
42%
87%
common
PR
147
42%
33%
preferred
35
6
42%
No par
1st
37% Dec
July 15
42®%
33%
10
.
42%
33%
12
105
42%
33
23
U
42%
'A
32%
Jan
V wj
43
*42
—l
Co
64% Jan
Vjj
43
44
2,000
97
Oct
29%
42 %
44%
19'A
28
19
29%
44 %
19'A
33% Dec
July 26
64%
29%
44%
19%
Sons
Myers
23
14% May 28
19
32%
&
Tulip
14
64 %
29
63%
preferred
Lily
64 % Feb
7
7%
9
103'% Sep
Jan
Liggett
Aug
Apr 15
8% Mar 14
56
2
64
Sep
26% Mar 14
2
163% Feb
61 %
29%
44
25%
Stores Corp
23
40 % May 17
12
72% Fen
:
62%
29%
44%
33%.
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.
47% Jan
6
21% Jan
39%
17
20
61%
29%
87%
Libby McNeill & Libby
Jan
49
17
G2'%
29
19'A
Fink
Jun
34,500
61%
29%
19'A
Lehn
72% Sep
66.'%
44
62%
19'A
30
66
44%
10,200
8,400
19%
20% Oct
164% Nov
1,300
4,000
43%
127
19%
4
22
13 »A
13'A
42
126'%
19%
16% Jan
26
13
43%
127
19%
Corp
Sep
13
43
126%
5
Lehman
47
43%
127'A
1.400
14
61% Mar 14
13
43%
126%
17%
29% Nov
149% Jun
13%
44
127%
17%
1
22
43'%
126%
17%
25% Nov
Apr
*12%
2,800
45
—
Lel ner
13
44
128 %
200
3,200
23'%
17%
1
Apr
9
18% Mar 29
23Va
17%
Feb
98
23 Va
•17 34
2
•-
23'A
17%
Oct
ft
23%
13%
17%
5
4
23'A
27%
18
1
28
23%
3,100
76%
39
*17%
6% Sep
12% Dec
27®%
1
3
74'A Feb
27%
*3%
3% Jan
16% Dec
27
25'A
Val'ey Coal
6
27 Va
10
Valley RR
89% Dec
27%
3%
$3
23
27
23
15'%
Lehigh
3
76%
25%
Lehigh
18
94
39
3%
3
13% Jan
*92
77%
*37'A
2 7'A
100
& Tire
&
93'A
14%
28
64% Jan
*37%
61%
——
&
76%
37%
*25'A
SI
21 % Mar 26
77'A
37%
20
500
92%
4
2% Jan
1
76%
37'%
*90
15%
19J/4 Lec
4
77%
*37%
91
20
25%
21% Jan
Mar
100
*95'%
*3%
6
Jan
*95%
100
15%
24
23
100
*95'%
*25%
Apr
22
100
4
15
3
98
25
22
30*
*94%
pfd..75 Pesos Mex
26
Sep
95
44%
_i
•
common
17% Dec
19% Jan
95
5
;
25% Apr
2% Sep
16
96'%
1
(111)
!
noncum
*94%
29%
3.85%
preferred
100
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
,.10
Lehigh Portland Cement
—15
50c
82
1
1—
3
8
*80
10
Co
noncum
82
No par
3
1% July
*80
25
...
1% Jan
15% Nov
1,500
79%
23%
43%
com
_
11'/Wan
1
39'A
39%
27 '.'0
126%
preferred
Co^
(James)
38
xl3
2.50
77
76'.'2
1
Bryant
Rubber
96%
8 75
Co
Consolidada 6%
Lane
*94%
76
w
4.32%. preferred series
26
25
7
96%
piir
(The)-
Gas
*94%
No par
Co
&
Mfg
Co
Laclede
La
19
Feb
86% Aug 11
Kroger
16% Mar 13
Nov
H)
Kroeliler
3
25% Apr
4
(S
39'A
39
*90
common
28% Jun
1,000
39%
38 %
92'%
preferred
Kresge (S S) Co
47% Dec
45%
*90
Corp
Inc
45%
92'%
4%
1
81
*37%
1,400
106%
45%
*90
Indus
Koppers
31
*78
*95%
25,500
44%
106%
45%
79'%
81
100
45
107
44
44
106
45%
92
King-Seeley Corp
Dec
38%
4
45'A
107
*45'
*90
Kimberly-Clark
82
38 3
,50
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
52% Jan
39%
*78
com—No par
27
23
39%
43%
106
91
12
23
45%
92%
Apr
,.;n
44%
107%
45%
i
preferredll&OO
prior
40% Mar 19
42%
>105%
45%
106"'
*87
Co
Land
Oil
conv
45%
45%
92'%
Kelsey Hayes Co.—
Kennecott Copper
Kern
42%
*87
preferred
(Julius)
Snares
92%
Gas & Electric Co
Kansas Power & Light Co
Kayser
the Weak
Jan. 11
*95%
Southern
non-cum
Friday
Jan. 10
*87
Kansas
Kerr-McGee
Dec
100%
4%
Thursday
100
cumulative
Ka.nsas
lalwi far
PRICES
Jan. 9
100
a.
58% Apr
4
60
31
30% July 16
21
38% Dec 27
6
Dec
61
7
39% Feb: 10
40
12
147% Mgr 14
23
42% Apr
38% Jan
preferred
4.35%
SALE
Wednesday
Jan. 8
105%
IIlOO
preferred
HIGH
Tuesday
Jan. 7
100
preferred
4.20%
21% Jan
9
preferred
cum
4.50%
8
29% Jan
4%
AND
Monday
Par
Chem
1
3
38% Nov
&
13
24% Mar
129% Aug 26
59% Apr IS
Alum
May 22
92% May
9
14
LOW
STOCK
Corp
33%
4%% cuin conv preferred.100
4% Vo
ureferred
50
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co
com.Nopar
103
71% Feb
21
Kaiser
3.80%
1
29% Jun
3
17% Mar 24
98% Jan
84% Apr
48% Jan
23
89
7
102% Mar 15
Mar
Mar 13
108
87
9
3
Aug
Feb
52
92
6
3
44% Aug
78
99% May 16
105
127
27
44
Nov
YORK
EXCHANGE
70'A Aug
13
104
39
NEW
Range for Year.1956
Lowest
Highest
28% May 25
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
8TOCKS
___„_,_3.33%
58
59%
58%
58%
*26%
173
58'%
103%
17'%
124
103%
17%
123
103%
17'A
*102%
17%
124'%
*123
103
17'%
12,5
500
13,500
'
280
26%
26%
26%
26
26%
1,700
93
91%
93%
92%
93
5.100
21%
21%
21%
21%
6,500
21%
174%
58%
*175
58%
179
177%
59
59'A
178
59%'
l.'iOO
6,200
1
m
48% Jan
133
19
Mar 28
53% Jan
140
3
88% Mar 15
July 22
144
95
15
20
May 24
30% Nov 14
Mack'
2 8'A A or
35% July 15
Nov
27 % Dec
26% Mar 14
12J
MacAndrews
11
33% Oct
16
Many
Jun
13
80 % Dec
27
92% Jan
13
<j%
&
preferred
4%%
13% Jun
3
8% Nov
21
10% Apr
6
8% Jan
6
12% Feb
16
6% Sep
20
10% Feb
28
Square
Magic Chef—-
56% Jan
6
20
Magma
23
Jan
18
543 % Jan
4
4% Dec
16
Dec
31% Nov
26
41
47^ % Dec
26
610
4% Jun
26
5% Dec
5% Nov
25
7% Sep
27
11%
Feb"l7
is
Magna vox
Jan
6
Mahoning
28
3
7
Jan
24
19
No/
5
30
10% Apr
18
28
48% May
6
35% Jun
21
29% Nov
16
Jan
7
20'A Feb
18
16% Feb
July 14
54 % Aug 23
59
34% Nov
9
37% Dec
21
51% Sep
29% Apr
31% Jan
7
38% Sep
22
32% Feb
25
82
4
1
20% Nov
13
26
56% Jun
14
18
40'A July 11
37% Nov
7
21
Manati
Marine
Marquette
Marshall
Dec
11
98
Jan
24
4
31
Apr
24
45% Dec
3
19
32
Nov
20
50% Mar 23
Masonite
22% Nov
29
26% Feb
16
Master
4 % %
Dec
17
48% Mar 19
10
74
Dec
21
97
Feb
$3.75
preferred
94
May 16
99
Jan
12
73 % Dec
21
96 % Jan
$3.75
cum
83
Jan
18
88
Apr
11
70
DtC
14
87% Mar
$3.40
cumulative
25% Jan
4
28% Feb
6
Feb
16
44
Jan
6
14% Mar 14
25% Dec
8
12% Dec
34
Nov
7
25
46
Aug 22
16% Feb
81
Dec
29
91
July
45
Aug
1
58
Apr
20
May 15
25
Jan
32'A Jan
41 % Dec
13
46
Jan
6
16
12% Dec
21
15
Jan
16
8
69 % Nov
28
No par
;
pfd 1947 series__No par
.—No par
No par
common
Corp
$2.50
No par
No par
3
common
preferred
Stores
50
,
Corp
common—50c
May
Mar 14
21% Aug
15
Apr
4
11
1
83% Oct
9
Oct
1
43'A Aug 20
McGraw-Hill
13% Dec
67
9
32
40
83% Jan
40% Dec
24
26
Feb
17
16
McGregor-Doniger Inc class
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
Sep
Jun
13
76
Dec
18
95% Mar
45% Apr
25
43% Jan
23
54% Dec
29% Feb
17
91
18
Jan
17'Aqec 31
3
23'A Feb
19
5
10
29'
3%%
convertible
McGraw-Eclison
McGi'aw
McLellan
Aug
2
31
Jan
7
106% Apr
39% Sep
21% Jun
12
30
Mead
19
41% Apr
102% Jan
27% Nov
29
81
26% Jan
6
46
Jan
4%
25
33% Feb
2
45% Jun
26
27 % Feb
6
28
21% Nov
26
12
24% Feb
8
96
July 21
35
July 11
80% Nov
21
93
Jun
9
112% Apr
22
101% Dec
14
116
43% Jan
7
5<6 Va Jun
17
44% Jan
3
26% Feb
11
17% Nov
20
48
Jan
27
80
Dec
28
102
Jan
6
97% Oct
9
107
Jan
23
102
22% Oct
11
39
Jan
6
96
Mar 28
103
Dec
13
52'A Aug 26
103% Apr 18
107'/a July
1
Co
1
10
.5
Feb
9
July 19
(1st series)
Co
Mercantile
Merck-
&
(The)
Stores
Co
Inc
conv
2nd
Co
Mergenthaler
23% Jan
Merritt-Chapman
64% May 10
Inc„
Mesta
..No par
No par
Linotype
Machine
Co
&
Co—No par
Scott—
—
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
4.35%
93% Mar 29
102
AjJr 2G
82
Dec
27
99% Feb
21
3.85%
93% Dec
14
Jun
5
98% Jan
31
2.80%
4
101
Apr 18
108% May
9
92
103% Oct
102
Sep
4
108% Apr
25
4.45%
preferred series—
47% Jan
20
61% Sep
5
r-
6
60
'"ntrnten
Sep
«mr
9
nn;t
?4
Miami
Copper
1
3%
16%c
pfd
61% July 31
3
1
.
common
$3.50 preferred
$4
100
100
-
preferred series
preferred series
preferred series
32% Jan
18
Mfg Co
preferred
Mengel
28% Jun
Norris
1
—6
Inc
Shoe Corp common
preferred series B
11
30% Apr
88% Mar 30
4%%
Apr
18
j
_3
A
Melville
98
26
Sep
16
32% Mar 15
9
20
_1
Corp common—
Nov
21% Jan
Robbins
&
'
Co
Publishing.-:
Stores
McQuay
1
82 % Dec
li
21
1
31% Oct
101
15% Feb
prelerred—100
Co
Electric
McKesson
5
:
Corp
McCrory
—1
__
38 % Dec
28
1.600
5,800
common-
preferred
M'cCord
600
50
4
1
pfd
1,100
7,600
No par
47
13
«
Co
com
Co
Stores
Co
McCall
3
_5
No par
26
37
Jan
$3
Inc
Corp
19% May 25
99
Mar 14
300
Co
44'A July 21
Maytag
300
4,700
100
L)
Electric
5,600
36,500
3,700
common
Mfg
3
Dept
400
6.100
1
preferred
Co
&
94% May
May
J'520
3,200
6.25
Corp
Cement
(Glenn
9'%
3,600
__5
33% Mar 14
20% May 16
1
preferred
Martin
9 'it
39.300
50
____No par
Field
Feb
23
1
Co
;
convertible
Apr
July 17
1
Exploration
Midland
4%
44
54
9
10
Marathon Corp
Marcliant Calculators
40% Dec
52
*8%
Manhattan-Shirt
99
14% Apr
56% Jan
83
Co
Maracaibo Oil
6
35'A July 12
56% Mar 31
29%
82%
1
—
RR
32
100
(The)
<^0
31
29-%
No par
Mandel Bros
25% Jan
7
125
Garden-
Coal
Sugar
23% July 19
Nov
*120
5
No pat
Copper
Mar 13
31
Jan
Madison
8% Nov
Sep
28
11
M
8 % Oct
16
Jan
139
22
Jun
8% Apr
4
10% May 18
92
18
21
41"% Sep
685
86
19
—100
-
—
preferred series A__'
6
Sep
39
Co Inc com
7% Jan
122
*38
———
Inc
1 rncics
(R II)
common—10
Forbes
12.50
5
pfd—LOO
100
100
100
100
8
220
40.100
3,800
2.300
5,500
250
60
10
900
300
1,300
10
20
(160),
33
12
42% Dec
Dec if
May 28
47
Dec
7
142
29 % Feb
20
40
25
54% Nov
21
40
Ian
21
146 % Sep
23
126
25% Jan
21
35
Nov
30
133
Ex
13
U'/e
3
Aug 10
36% Jan
11
41% July 13
26% Dec
5
11
28% Mar
1
19% Dec
31
25% July 17
Oct
11
19% Apr
13
17
Jan
23
22% May 14
50% Oct
17
70
Jun
20
58
Jan
23
90% July 26
61% Sep
2G
75% May 10
Dec
21
Apr
107
28
95
13
105
$4
G
26% Nov 25
1374 Oct
4
2474 Jan
20
93y2 May 4
35% Doc 14
76
Oct
8
83
Jan
11
7
22
Aug
30
33
Jan
3
3074 Nov
28
.4274 Apr
2
74 Nov 21
3074 Jpn
22% Jan
28% Dec
20
25
30
44% Feb
33% Oct
17
27
15
36% Jan
33% July
31
22% Jan
5
30
29% Jan
3
30 74 Jun
25
32% Dec
Aug 10
1
100% Jun
1774 Jan
~8% Nov" 29
15% Srp
Jan
6
79% Sep
Teb
9
83% Dec
1
18% Feb
23
19% May 12
24% Jan
7
1174 Feb
76
Feb
20
2
88
Feb
20
31
22
Mar 23
60
23% Jan
6
32% Feb
15
22 74 Nov
29
28
Jan
43% Sep
22
3974 Jan
26
47
Jun
30% Jan
23
Dec
31
4674 Apr
27
2574 Dec
14
Morreil
45
32 ¥4 Mar
17% Jun
40
42% Mar
3
Sep 26
42"74 ApT
12
Dec
6
29 74
Dec
47
Mar
3
42% Jan
4
26%
26 74
267.4
40
400
5,900
2674
2,300
1174
12
12
1274
13 74
1274
10,200
4374,
43
4374
43
43
32 74
33
3174
32 7-4
32
32 74
31%
32
3174
32%
33%
34%
3474
3474
33%
34%
33%
34%
3474
3474
12 74
1274
11%
1274
11%
32 74
12
12
12
12
par
.
6274
97
64 74
60
6274
61
62
40%
4074
40%
40%
40%
40%
974
.
a
9%
9%
9%
974
10%
67
67
76
76
76
75
1474
14%
15
15
2274
2374
23
23
23
2374
1774
18
2274
23%
17%
1774
1774
2
36%
36%
3674
37 74
23 7«
.23
18
.
1
12.300
10%
31,900
*67
10
68
767-4
77%
550
15%
*1474
15%
200
23
*23
23 V4
1.000
23
77
15
22%
417-4
1074
23 %
76
*14%
22%
14,400
6174
4074
r
68
76
7574
1.25
25
6.900
5,800
14,600
6074
*67
677.,
*67
67%
*67
23
23
5,100
*14%
74
23
*17 74
17%,
*17 74
17"%
1,000
46,300
3674
36.74
3674
37 74
3674
37%
25%
2574
5
24%
25
2474
25%
25 %
25 74
2574
2574
42%
4274
417-B
4274
41%
4174
41%
41%
42
42%
1,000
1
3274
33
32 74
32 74
3174
32
3174
82
3174
32 74
397s
39%
3974
3974
13,100
26,300
24 74
24%
2474
..No par
39%
40 74
39 74
40
3974
3974
12
&
24%
25
2474
2474
24%
24%
Co..
2474
4,700
1974
19%
2,800
38%
3.000
4674
47
4,100
23
23
2374
2,400
327»
3274
3274
32%
2,300
15
15
1574
1574
74
38%
3874
3874
3874
1,700
5,400
1974
19
1974
19%
1974
38%
3874
38 7*
3874
38%
42 74
42
74
42 74
4274
8
22%
22%
22 %
2274
22%
23
Co
1
3174
32
32 Ym
3274
3274
32 7
15 74
14%
15
.
a
19%
3874
43%
'
4374
Corp
1974
3874
47
22%
42%
Corp
7,400
38
13
37%
10
10
Brass
4,200
5
.No par
,
.a
-
,
5
1574
1574
15
1
37%
3874
38
38 74
—__10
30
3074
30
30 Vi
30%
30%
29%
3074
2974
-No par
43%'
4374
44 74
-,.*43%
44 74
44%
45%
48
1,300
2974
48
Co 1G C).,
Murray Corp of America
Myers ip E) & Bros
Mar 15
50
3374
M or pity
4
11
43
33 %
Mun.slngwear Irtc
Jan
45% Jan
6
33%
43%
3
Wheel
18
25
24
12
....
&
Motor
20
Jan
85
2374
4474
Inc
7
31
40% Oct
28
85
23%
33 74
'
6,000
1774
85
*23 74
,
(The)—-No par
Co
Products
3674 Dec
31
plohnj
Mueller
10
1774
11%
Co
Ward
Mdtor
.4074 May 10
84'4
74
17
4374
.
Oil Co
9
1474 Dec
22% July 20
47
Feb
4
9
74 '
*83
74
-No par
Tool..
A
Power
Motorola
17
1674
100
Co
Mooie-McCormack Lines
28% Mar 12
11
16%
17 74
'
12%
com-.No
—...
Monterey
5174 Mar 14
30% Oct
class
Montgomery
13
20
1774
45 »4
100
Chemical
Montana
27
3074 Nov
95
11%,
—
B
10
26
RR
Machine
RR
1874 Nov
Sep
95
44%
par
preferred
18% Jan
21
98 74
*95
98%
10
Co Inc
37 74 Dec
30% Jan
*95
64
9
27
8,300
98%
*95
98%
*95
40%
7
22
65%
97B
25
33% Apr
65 74
6274
60% Jun
32% Dec
66 74
40 74
21% Apr
23% Dec
May 17
27% Mar 14
66
100
16 % Mar 14
20
74
1
Light--No
<fe
Corp.
Montana-Daxota Utilities Co
1
74 NOV
66
inc.—..—.5
44% Mar 14
23
65%
class A_. No par
Monsanto
14
38% Aug
3
66%
Pacific RR
Class
3
34 % Mar 14
18% Jan
65'%
—1
Power
preferred series A
5174 Mar 19
38
67
26%
19
3
65%
267«
33 74 Nov
52% July
38% Jan
10,000
27
6
2
11
2.400
8274
267a
Monon
40% Aug
25% Oct
1974
82
26%
Monarch
2,100
'
19
82%
26%
3
2174
19%
82
33%
3
2174
19
83
33%
247« Jun
21%
19
a
3374
28% July 23
23,000
18%
33 74
24% Jan
13
900
3274
821
33
29
33*74
3174
19
3374
29
3374
3174
2174
217k
3374
30,%
74
4.-20'?«>
120
33%
'
7V
Mojud
1.100
83 7 a
23
16% Nov
Doc
21%
300
43
132
18%
84
18% Nov
21
21%
43
132
82%
Mohascp Industries
37'i'k preferred
29
3
14 74 Dec
7
14% Dec
2
Oct
,67% Oct
15
54
7 74 Oct
14
49
*21 %
23 74
1'fo
42
19
2374
Missouri
May 14
8,800
83%
84
Missouri-Kan-Tex
5
4 7 74
21%
*23
Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp.
5
8174 Jan
26
36 74
19
*33
...
Mission
29
31%
23
Maid
14
3174
36%
74
3374
31
84 %
Co common
Corp
29
.'53%
31%
1774
Mission
9 74 Nov
7
33%
29%
i7
Minute
49 74 Nov
21% Aug 12
6
33
29%
23
3
35 74 Apr
8"% Jan
73 % Sep
34
21%
-No par
com
131
*83
Minnesota
16
31%
134 74.1 134%
135
*131
133
42 %
42 %
-42
41%
41%
41%
_1
30
3174
3774
-
82%
conv
Jan
36 74 Aug
377-4
100
2nd
Apr
19
49 74
23
3174
28%
1
Reg—1.56
preferred
1st
$1.50
Shores
39%.
*37%
38%
23%
■
preferred ——No par
40 74 July 24
10
9% Dec
Corp
Mining & Mfg
$5.50
the Week
Jan.JI
32
31%
32
25
preferred-.
Minnesota & Ontario Paper. —2.50
3
Jan
38%
J 32
131
100
10
Minneapolis Moline
12% Jan
82
Oil
40%
I
common
preferred
Minneapolis-Honeywell
Minn
23% Jan
*38
Minneap & St Louis Ry__
No par
Minn St Paul & S S Marie—No par
2
Apr
Proa
51%
39%
Friday
Jan. 10
Jan. 9
Inc—
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amcr
9
29% Oct
102% Dec
Steel
32 %
31%
10
Inc
far
Thursday
Wednesday
Jan. 8
Rales
P*ICK»
SALK
HIGH
AND
Ttfesday
Jan. 7
Par
distribution
1st
Midwest
20% Oct
15
Enterprises
$25
Miuianu
Mar 12
Jan
Utilities
South
Midland
40
37% Jan
Middle
Jan
26
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
26% Sep
7
35% Mar
18
NEW
Range lor Year 1956
Hlftoeat
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Year 1955
29% Oct
RECORD
STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
YORK
NEW
ProTtoaa
fcangt for
.
*4374
38
*88
500
N
47
Jan
•70
6
•
37% NoV
.
23
Jan
82
29% Jim
July 25
Feb
17
11
Nov
26
35% Jun
8
42% Apr
18
National
34% Oct
17
39% Jan
24
National
Nov
21
Jan
30
1
Jun
150
2
17% Jan
28
179
11
47
34Vb Feb
13
59
26% May 10
20
Apr
11
26% May 14
National
City
24
Jan
10
20
Feb
10
33% Dec
6
National
.37% Jan
18
43% Jun
15
34s/8 Ja-n
23
42% Aug
16% Jan
10
28% May
6
25 % Jun
14
27
National
19
Oct
11
23% Jan
3
2Q% Feb
10
29% Oct
11
National
93
Mar 21
100% Aug
9
92% Dec
17
101 % Aug 28
18% Jun 20
37% Dec 27
93
Dec 28
76% Jpn 23
21% Mar 12
617« Apr 13
105% Feb 23
106
102% Jan
5
54% Jan
25
.
22
Dec
5
90% Nov 28
125
Aug 29
183'
July 22
154
147
Mar
9
156
Jan
4
14
Feb
23
23% Jan
33% Jan
4
38% Jan
6
.
179
Mar 12
Sep
4
Oct 24
Sep 10
Aug 17
20
28
87% Nov
47% Jan
23
.96% Dec - 28
-
5
3^4 Feb 14
29
Mar
16% Jan 20
4
64
14
29
...
—
53% Nov
25
36
Dec
13
30
12% Jun
9
7
Oct
15
12% Feb
19
5
5% July 18
13% May 28
13% Dec 21
8
31% Dec
1574 Oct
93
97% Dec
9
75
4
16% Apr
Feb
2
79
19
1
Mar 15
82% Dec
18
18
5
101
18
1674 Feb
Mar
v
11
Nat U
Mar 29>
17% Sep
9774 Feb
Feb
10
21
3%%
Newmout
24% Aug 24
33% Apr
30
3174 Jan
5
49% July 27
3274 Nov
29
47% Jan
3
2674 Sep
11
33% Muy 18
Jun
15
610
Sep
15
28
Oct
18
39
Jun
22
1274 Nov
57
Oct
18
71% Apr
18
21% Jun
2
25% Apr
18
19
26
17
New
6
107
July 25
$5
July 24
500
Jan
9
27
30
Jan
3
32% Dec
26
6474 Jan
3
Preferred
Jun
21
58
4
26
45
Sep
8
34 74 Dec
9174 Mar
8
97
Nov
14
757'4 Npv
28
30
5
36% July 27
28 % Dec
6
Jan
Electric
Nov
N
26
Mar
34% Feb
York
1574
1574
29,900
50 3 4
51
50%
11,000
157
21
20%
2174
32%-
3274
32 3 4
32%
3274
5,300
3774
377b
37%
3774
37%
16,300
2374
22%
2374
,
22%
2274
26%
2674
•;.
98 74
72674
.'97%
2674
9774
9774
:
•
Y
Y
Dock
'
RR
&
York
18%
19
18%
18%
1874
24.500
39%
3974
3974
40 3 4
40 Ya
40%
21,700
*9474
94%
9474
94 74
9474
96
96%
111%
11074
112%
159
15774
158
136
136
136
96
12%
13
111%
*158 74
159
*136
12%
139
15874
158 %
159%
*12%
4674
46%
46%
18
17%
79
76%
78
34%
3474
3474
34%
87% 101%
| 9874
101%
9874
10174
34%
4
17-«
17%
77
74
13
1274
46%
4774
37%
37%
37
8%
8%
074
99
99%
9974
17,900
50
4974
50%
15,900
37%
3774
37%
37%
2,400
974
44,400
37%
8%
834
97b
10 3 8
1074
1074
10%
10%
10%
14
14 74
14
74
14%
1474
774
7%
■
*
9
1074
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
6%
674
674
6%
1374
1374
13%
1374
13%
13%
13%
600
14
32%
81
33
81
33
33
33
33
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33
33
33 74
1,600
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83
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83
*81
83
817 a
50
17
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82%
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1 01%
2174
21
1674
84
10574
16%
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103%.
21 74
103
84%
25%
25%
34%
28%
84
35 74
2874
86
104
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50
440
-
17
84
102
21%
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3174
103
V
13%
16%
17
16%
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102
*80
100
7,700
850
102%
99
81
8174
83
81
8174
4.000
25%
2574
25%
25%
25' 4
26%
2674
26%
3,300
3 4 74
'
81
3 5 74
2974
24%
35
34 %
35
34 'A
34%
28%
29 %
28 %
29%
2874
29 74
85%
85%
85%
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2874
8574
85%
-
85%
-100
104
*100
104
*100
104
440
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11355
440
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440
*355
440
1474
14%
1474
15%
1574
16%
3.000
3574
35%
30%
37
3874
39
40
5,100
52
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51%
49
5174
49
4974
1,580
38
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37%
3774
38
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3774
3,600
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79%
*7874
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37%
37%
37 3 4
77%
77%
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3#
30%
93% Jan
100
*14
79 %
3074
30
%
30
30%
30
1
Nov
29
8 5 74 Feb
23
3.4074
preferred
_100
*71
75
May
9
Nov
28
91
Feb
13
3.007c
preferred
100
*73%
100
*80%
7474
81
101Jan
3
103% Apr
14
2774 Mar 24
48% Jan
>ec
74.Jun 22
38 74* Jun 22
31
c
20
11
Jan
43
13% Jan
6
85% Jan
3
3974 Jun
27
108% July 14
'60% Jan
4
1
2274 Nov
19
29
1974 July 27
16% Jan
16
91 %
77% Dec
28
May
4674 Apr
11174 Dec
4
20
41
8
104
May
8
Sep 19
35 % Oct
1
Apr
73% July 18
26 74 Fco
7
4974 Sep
25 74 Oct
88
19
3
Jan
-5074 Aug
111
Jun
45
Apr
Northern
Central
Ry
8
Northern
Natural
Gas
574%
5
.
16
Jan
Sep 27
8
9974 Mar 23
100% Feb
9
99% Aug 29
18% Sep
92% May
16% Oct
1
72 % Dee
9
17
103% May 11
84
103
82
Jan
103% Apr
4
84
20
Dec
12
Dec
5
1674 Jan
26
•18
13
21 74 Jun
39% Jan
Dec
85% Dec
22% Sep
8
18% Aug
91
Feb
7
21
Jan
3
$4.]0
preferred
101% Jan
9
$4.08
1027k Jan
5
$4.11
preferred
preTerred
$4.16
9974 July 25
29 74 Jan
13
Co
7974
3074
100
*85
87
86%
1
1974 Jan
3
Northwest
39 74 Jun
20% Oct
1
28% Jan
6
54
47% Jan
10
4.6%
preferred
Norwich Pharmacal Co
foo^o'R'
«»•
npv
74
17%
75%
series—
2674 Jun
For
17
74%
87
series,
series
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Airlines
,
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1
July 23
42 74
100
1
63 74
107
41%
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,
;
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100
common
75
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86
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2174
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38
37%
1
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24%
88
25 74
60
30%
24.800
173,500
37%
75
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76
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76
100
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81
82
82
180
86
80
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3,800
70
70
70
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24%
24%
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24
24
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106
106
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42
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17
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75
76
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85
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87
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87
90
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90
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5074
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87
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106
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5
6
Oct
(Minn)
?2,%
100
2574 Nov
14
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24
38 74
series
series
31% Feb
Dec
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T
preferred
103
78%
49%
'24
100
Northern Slates Pwr
Common
preferred
78%
10
com
27%
*22%
50
Co
preferred
$3.60
37%
10%
86
21%
37%
70%
2
25
25
1
1
Co
Northern Pacific Ry—
12
'
86
5
North Ameiican Aviation.
Northeast Capital Corp
7
86
21
100
;
—
Niagara Share Coip
Nopco Chemical Co—
Norfolk & Western Ry common
""Adjustment preferred
13
5
23
preferred
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16
16
61 74 Set)
preferred
3.907c
9
Jan
22 74 Aug
26% Feb
6
Aug.23
98% Jail
103
May 25
38% Nov
25
—
Nov
92 %
13
'7
.
87
Mar 14
18% Jun
-
130
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35 74
51%
—
14.900
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1474
1
.....
33,900
86
104
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No par
100
rights
_
2.700
21%
20 74
82%
5174
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15,800
84
109%
35
34%
-
.
14%
*14%
No par
10374
3,600
17
16%
17
103%
2.600
50,100
15
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84
-80
84
102
,
8
15
15
15
147«
14 74
1474
1474
14%
7%
7%
State Electric & Gas Corp—
Common
400
1038
__
82% July
7
87 ¥j Mar 11
.
10%
6%
14%
*13:%
•
.No par
$3.75 preferred
500
.
9874
4974
*10%
5
Corp
3,400
51
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Shipbuilding
700
12,700
35%
8%
*
-
6,400
1774
77%
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37 74
74'
9
:
78%
17%
17%
34%
49%
37%
10
1274
46%
73%
.
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190
139
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139
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40
18
79%
90
13,100
113
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1774
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112%
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113
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.
18%
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34 V4
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46%
17%
■
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5
28
19%
15
series A
3,800
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3974
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i
9,800
18,800
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1874
158
1
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9774
98
39
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1
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26 "a
26 74
27
97 74
-
10
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common
New Haven
57o
•
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18%
108
100
preferred
Harlem
2674
.
•
2274
22%
:
5,800
2174
39%
97
*94%
,1
pfd.100
Dry Dock
St
&
non-cuin
Y
New
3974 Mar 27
94
260
1574
157
115%
System
Co 474
Common
440
N
Oct
Chicago
Sep
N
38
Y
96
.
8,300
157%
1574
.
387b
l
Corp.,
Industries common
94 74 Jan
.Jan
35%
32%
5.
Co__J.
New York Air Brake
New York d'entral__,
N
277-4
26%
96
common—No par
Newport News Ship
91
35 74-
37%
3774
J
Fibre
Pr & Lt
19
29
400
issued...
Mining
27
Sep
May 28
23 74 Nov
76
,
100
Dec
72
50
22
30
•
.100
1
87% Nov
6
78% Mar 30
33
102
5,500
2,000
35%
5074
2174
50%
". 21
32 74
%
22
22 74
22
1—8
Newport
474%
preferred
7
Jun~29
commc
preferred
New Jersey
7
7
102% Jun
37
l
l
New England
6
14
23% Jan
103
37 74 *
.
Mar 13
125% May
Mar lo
37%
Iiip
(J J)
21
90
....a
1
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Newberry Co
96
26
32
2174
21
3274
t
49%
13
38
*
4974
2174
31%
Radiator
S
39% July 30
3
50
1274
38
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15%
b
15
Jan
17% Mar 19
.
50%
49%
•
15% y
74
14
4,900
2774
127a
37%
3574
■
157
157
157
157
15
20%
-.1
Co
Natomus Co
Nelii Corp
Nelsuer Bros
20
80% May 16
when
common
National
5
3
4174 Jan
Dec
New
lea
Nov
16
157%
Theatres Inc
8874 Jan
17
1156 77 14%
27%
2774
600
12%
3574
...1
1951
National
8% Mar
14
Dec
104% Sep
2074 Feb
July
6974 Jail
75
12
Prod
National
17
18
17% July
37% Mar
Distillers
pi'd series of
3
13
1474 Feb
10% Apr
15"% Apr
19
5
12% Oct
3
Jan
35%
Stores... ..,_a
Department
13
26
6% Dec 16
15% Jan 20
<
Jan
48
10% Dec
13
3574
Inc
9% Apr
6
8% Dec
33% May 4
90% Mar 16
3574
,.
...
.
37% Jan
11% Jan
35%
10
National Gypsum Cq common—..1
$4.50 preferred
No par
National Lead Co common
5
7% preferred A
r__100
G'/q preferred B_
loo
National Linen Service Corp
,,L_1
Natl Mulie'able & Steel Cast-No par
Nalloual Shares Corp
No par
National Steel Corp.
_lo
National Sugar Ref Co
Napar
National Supply (The) Pa_,
.10
Jan 31
153
30
Jan
33% Dec
21
77% Sep
3574
National Fuel Gas Co
9
51% Dec
25
37%
60
700
.
3774
12%
37%
—5
Lines
Qas Co
National Dairy Products..,
4% %
42% Mar 25
1
Jan
12 74
3774
.12%
18
80
'
14%
48%
20
7774
38% Dec
31
16'/a Apr
58
"
Nov
11% Jan
July 20
123% Aug
Doc 10
132
11% Jun 21
12%
37%
'
•
V
a
129%
18
80
.2774
28%
27%
12
37-'%
—
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59% Sep
28
7-j
12
37
18 1
7974
.100
common
preferred A-,
7%
27
22% July 29
2774
*78
-
..10
Biscuit Co
26
19% Sep 27
45% Mar 14
80%
'.'•".■
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18
79
12974
"
129
128
1874
74
..10
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15% Aug 17
2lY« Mar 19
8074
29
28%
21% Sep
18% Sep
16
79%
76%
18
1874
'
13174 7
*129%
130
1874
1
Aviation
33% Oct
Feb
12874
•
18 74
.__5
16% Mar 19
11% May 24
18 74
Airlines
National
27
23
23
12774
*126
—1
31
183
6
—5
20% Oct
45% Mar
10
11
100
July 16
62
14
2774 July 25
15% Dec 2f)
33% May 16
May 10
22
46 % Nov
20% Mar 14
173% Sep
10% Oct
Dec
•
148
Jan
118
Sep 21
128
9
24
16% May 28
114% Nov
17
'
40
40
c
25%
~
25 %
26%
2574
26 74
27.500
17%
17'*4
1774
*
17%
17%
17
17%
11,000
25%
*21%
56
25'
56
26
56 3 i
*22
26
22
22%
56
56
5574
56
200
4,400
Number 5603
Volume 185
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
for Frtrlm
STOCKS
Year 1955
UvMt
Range for Year 1956
Highest
NEW
Highest
43% Jan
6
52% Aug
3
105% Sep
20
110% Sep
30
90% Dec
13
95% Jan
20
110% Jan
4
100% Apr
4.40%
22
78
Dec
20
100
Jan
15
5
109
14
3.90%
95
Dec
13
110
Jan
27
109
107
Nov
105% Sep
Jan
Aug
49
3
Dec
14
YORK
58% Aug 13
11
Ohio
Edison
Co
26
39
28
100
Jan
19
21% Sep
26
49% Mar 14
114
Jan
26
13% Jan
6
94% Jan
10
Jun
20
3
91
Jun
5% preferred
Ohio Oil Co
33% Jan
34% Jan
10
17% Nov
21
19% May 17
103% May 13
25 % Apr 25
1
4
97% May 29
23% Jan
3
18
47% Apr
3
43
July 10
19% July 13
104
Jun
26
29% July 16
64% July
135
July
18% Sep
8
48
8
105
22
11
112% Sep 22
Nov 29
Nov
20
May 28
80% Dec
31
14
62% Aug
130% Aug
17% Jan
2
2
9
107 % Jan
9
47
Sep 20
40% Feb
3
79% Dec
99
Jan
77
2
95% July 23
Jan
3
Nov
1
Oklahoma
16% Dec
14
May
16 % Sep
20
31
&
Elec
34
Mar 14
Feb
17
50%
51%
51%
3,400
98%
96%
96%
98%
93%
390
82%
82%
82
82%
83%
83%
180
*96
97
96
96
*96
98
*96
98
*96
98
*93 %
95
*94
95%
*94
95 %
*94
95%
*94
95%
16
16%
16%
16%
*83
84%
Co
84%
84
series
Jan
27
Nov
30
51% May
102% Jan
9
13
42%
42%
42%
17.400
38%
38 %
38%
3.000
18%
*95
17%
99
26%
17%
s95
26%
17%
99
26%
48%
49%
49
17%
26%
49%
*17%
18%
*17%
18
99
*95
26%
*95
99
►95
99
26%
26%
26%
26
200
11,100
26%
49
49%
110 %
110%
50 %
110%
29,700
110
12
12%,
100
12%
13%
13%
83%
13%
57,800
83%
84
85
85
86
86-
87
6.25
87 Va
43%
89%
44%,
43%
44%
43
44
Corp
83 %c
43%
43%
43%
44%
77%
79 Vh
7 7 Va
77%
77
;
No par
77%
75%
76%
75%
79%
81
75%
80
80%
80%
80%
82
84
1
*16%
16%
*16%
convertible
preferred
i
Marine
Outlet Co
Overlard Corp
90
90
42%
38%
12 Va
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
35
85
43%
38 %
12
July 11
46% May 17
84%
42%
38%
12
July.
1101% Nov 18
84%
43%
38%
11%
Elevator
iThe)___
Owens-Illinois Glass
4%
84%
3,700
1
common
Mar 26
18
84%
60
16%
43%
3
Corp
81
Oct
16%
38%
Corp—
17
106
16%
44%
*17%
serles_IIl00
1951
91
6
16%
84%
%
16%
38%
_7.50
Nov 27
5
16 %
%
100
I
Gas
Chemical
Conv preference
4%%
43
51
x38 %
10
com
10
Nov 20
98% Dec
94
50 %
96
5
60
Dec~22
50%
97%
'
I.IIlOO
59
71%
51
Common
Oliver
Shares
82 %
20
Natural
Mathleson
the Week
Jan. 11
96
No par
Gas
Outboard
6
19
common
series A
preferred
Preferred 4.24%
Otis
84% Oct
Co
fer
Friday
Jan.10
82%
4%
50% July 26
31 % Jan
57
Oklahoma
Olln
33% Feb
16
Match
Sales
Thursday
96
100
Ohio
50%
PRICES
83
preferred
July 17
51%
SALE
Jan. 9
96
4.44%
23
10
50%
HIGH
Wednesday
8
82%
100
21
109% Feb
12
Jan
100
preferred
31
Tuesday
Jan. 7
100
4.56%
92% Dec
40% Sep
20
common
preferred
83 % Dec
18% Jan
Monday
Par
preferred
15% Dec
30% Sep
31 % Jail
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
*109
preferred
Paper Co common
$5 preferred
100
Oxford
%
*16%
%
49 %
110
50%
49%
110
82
*81
16%
16%
66
66%
65
66 %
64%
65%
65
460
5,500
,
62
65%
61%
62
61'/a
61%
60%
61 %
60%
61
102 V,
102'%
102 %
%
40%
41
95
95
103%
41%
'
2,200
41%
*92
103
103 %
41 %
95
102
41%
*92
103
41
93
Va
<J3
*40%
95
•
40%
41
*16%
95
*92
4,900
410
16%
66%
103%
15
_No par
___
16%
110
61%
6.25
cumul
109%
66
1
Co
110
16%
/
;C
100
4,600
11,300
102%
3,100
%
1,500
20
f
9% Oct
26
12% Mar 10
9% Jan
10
16% May 16
21% May 13
16% Oct
5
25% Nov
29'
19% Jun
12
28 % Nov
28
26% Nov
29
23% Feb
10
28% Nov 27
37% Jan
44 Va Jun
29
31% Oct
31
40
Jan
Jan
54
Jan
17
44% Mar 15
53
Aug 29
47
Oct
2
37% Jan
' 6
42
Aug
35% Nov
29
37% Jan
25
56
Dec
128% Jan
7
142% Mar 10
6% Nov
16
16% Sep
26
5
15
30% Nov
22
Jun
28
Dec
26
6% Dec
2
29
1-22% Sep
128
148% Aug 24
152% Aug 22
12
Jan
5
28
Pacific
Amer Fisheries
Pacific
5%
Coast
16
533/4 Mar 28
Finance
Pacific
Gas
40
12
Pacific
Lighting
12
Pacific
Pacific
152 % Feb
9
Mar
9
9
16 % Jan
27
21%
Mar 20
13
53
Dec
103
Jan
&
36
Jan
6
40
Nov
29
34% Feb
9
10% Jan
6
104
Jan
3
86
Dec
31
44% Jun
3
27% Nov
29
30% Jan
3
Aug 27
42% D,.c
10
47% May 5
51% Apr 12
29
40% Jan
4
6
36% Jan
3% Oct
2
10% Sep
26
14% Jun
25
21
27% Sep
26
37
Jun
21
14
46% Jun
20
56% Nov
26
11
29% Aug
14% Dec
9
13
May
4
41% Mar 14
Jun
2
103% July
7
44% Mar
29% Feb
24
29% May
106% Dec
38
Jun
15% Dec
58
28
Oct
14
23
30% Jan
23
13
23
30
Nov
49% Feb
29
Jim
16
45% Jan
22% Apr
33% Sep
11
11
16
21% Jun
19
173
25
July 21
97
23
Dec
Corp
___No par
no par
common__100
36 % Jan
6
13
Jan
6
37% Jan
24
6
Jun
9
110% Jan
31
96% Oct
5
102% Oct
108
11
May 26
12% Jan
30
86
6
Oct
31
43% July 11
16% Jun 18
68
Dec
48% Jan
28
Feb
12
3
2
29
Mar 29
66% Sep
6
19% Jan
13
31% Jan
13
35% Feb
6
11
Jan
50
May 25
37% Fen
10
119% May 26
64% Aug 25
93% Oct
4
54% Jan
23
43
4
3% Nov 26
July 25
26% Mar
35% Dec
19
7
20% Dec
10
115% Apr 19
102% May
2
9b% Dec
28
Pfizer
Apr
26
17
15%
Mar* 14
6
158% Jan
31
162% Aug 31
28% Sep
62
16
Mar 14
6% Oct
3
22% May 17
76% Mar 11
85
Mar 14
25% Jan
150
6
Jan
106
Jan
4
103
Dec
10
109% Jan
10
17
Jan
23
29% Nov
19
16
Dec
Jan
Dec
Dec
4
64
30
5
Dec
3
12% May 25
Dec
29
13% Apr
6
8% Dec
61
Dec
5
40% Dec
17
104% Feb
14
52% Jun
96
May
89
Oct
Mar
15% Jan
3
5
16
102
Feb
Pitts
4
32% Feb
13
20 %
19
July 27
11
163% Jan
16
170
23
Dec
21
37% Feb
13
69 % Dec
74
lo
Jan
Jan
6% Feb
10
9
39 % Dec
84% Apr
92% Apr
Oct
23
81% Dec
7
29
23% Nov
19
78
3
19
7
132
27
353/8 May 14
Dec
28
24
71% Nov
19
Dec
31
90
Dec
31
13
Jun
25
16
Apr
20
35% Mar 18
30% Jan
23
40 % Anr
6
25
22
Jan
23
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21
Dec
Dec
19
24% Sep
8
Oct~26
12% Jan
3
45 % Nov
9
7% Dec
155
Feb
1
11
23% Mar 23
15
55
31
10% May
2
1
Aug 10
69% Dec
15
81
May 19
63% Dec
27
74
37% Feb
2
47
Nov
37% Dec
10
49% July 25
36% Nov
84
83
13%
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100
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27
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9
11
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preferred
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footnotes
sep
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preferred
21%
100
99
99
400
87%
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89
89
90
190
89
97
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106
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90
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20
130
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96
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30
31
31
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29
28
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74
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74
114%
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60
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28
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27%
28
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100
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26
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65
66 %
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44%
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44
44
89% Dec
17
106% Feb
15
4.30%
prefelfed
Puget Sound Pow &
270
17%
59%
24%
140
8,400
*92
60
24%
90
96
105
26%
*97
52%
96
105
26%
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96
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26 %
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13
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26%
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75
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68
51%
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96
106
89
28
preferred
24
21%
99%
36%
31%
4.18%
pa bp
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28%
15
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99%
31%
Feb
Gas
div
Inc
36%
21%
99
28%
104
Oil
36%
*21
99%
31%
26
Pullman
8,300
36%
21%
■
*21
28
85% Dec
Pur*
30%
280
16,500
31%
5
5
36%
8,900
61%
114%
21
3
60%
95
27%
4.08%
51% Apr
61%
2,900
49
,
31%
16
74 % Jan
61%
1
*112%
1033/4 Feb
1
62
36%
61%
4%
48%
95
100
21
4
49
95
.
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common.No par
82% Dec
62% Oct
4%
48%
95
600
19
45 %
Indiana^No par
8
37% Jan
4%
48%
96
*95
76,100
91
common__o
preferred..
preference
preferred
11
18%
19
48%
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$1.40
27
58'fe;
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4%
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95
61%
48%
96
36%
18%
49
17%
Gamble
10
74% Dec
4%
48
,
22%
49
45%
5
323/4 Jan
41% Apr
4%
48
18%
21%
*94
95
17%
2.50
3
29% July 25
4
18%
49 %
350
46%
10
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of
8%
57%
1
&
11
3
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200
69
17%
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prior pfd
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Dec
22% Jan
13 %
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52%
43%
95 1
_
20%
,
48%
95
97
24%
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1,300
45%
____2.50
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26% Dec
28
87%
98
51%
72
1,300
34
168%
1
preferred
7
24% Nor
*96
168%
99.
%
100
13 %
>•8%
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3.200
51,700
1
Co
25
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13
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preferred
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22
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61%
96
43
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16
.
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common
5
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48%
95
75
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1
27
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169
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34
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72
77
25
4.20%
34
169%
43
100
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34
66%
preferred
8
24%
167%
.
170
13y
24
42%
preferred
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22%
25
66%
3% %
35 % Mar
13%
24%
4,300
58%
13
25 %
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4.32%
120
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77
30
29
59%
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25 %
43%
88% Mar 29
Nov
58%.
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25%
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31
59 %
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13%
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29
14
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26
16
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31
33 % ApF
104
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22%
5
Dec
3
22%
:
100
35% Nov
18
22
:-
A
West
Co
280
22'A
22
common
Co
Serv
98%
_______________100
Publlcker Industries
Public
98%
17 %
71
40% July 24
97%
17 Va
Inc
Co
96%
17%
_.
cum
59%
99
95%
17
Plough
Serv
.
45%
98%
95%
22%
45%
98%
17%
series
60
45%
98%
17 %
22% Dec
29 % Jan
22
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36%
*58
45%
99%
3
convertible
$4.75
49%
61
45%
98%
95%
58
*58
60
45%
45%
100
27
5
28 % Jan
20,500
26 %
6
108
7,900
11,200
14
*58
%
28
125% Sep
34 % Nov
83%
38%
13%
60
27
Aug
15
83
38'/a
13%
26%
43% Jun
24% Mar 15
83%
38%
13%
27%
27
112% Nov
82%
38
106%
Young
Public
18%
21
120
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13%
.
95
.
62
36%
26
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20%
96
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27
25%
83
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4 %
61
89% Jan
„
4
48%
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26%
21
13%
48 %
1
22
27
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38%
72
95
100
•21
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27
82%
58 %
19%
common
21
27
13%
13%
18%
22
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83
25%
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:
27
27
Plate
&
22
27
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Pittsburgh
Potomac
4,600
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&
Procter
40
;i
1st series
&
39%
100
Clrem
Inc
Plymouth Oil
40
100
Pittsburgh
Poor
39%
39%
,
25%
12.50
Forgings
Co
39%
*58
*47%
(conv)
Metallurgical Inc
$3.50
39%
82
No par
Wayne & Chic Ry com. 100
Pittston
1,100
39%
39
13
common___No par
guaranteed
5%%
1,700
22%
Consolidation Coal Co
Pitts
14,000
54
22
pr«ferred___No par
preferred
(conv)
No par
Pittsburgh
12%
30%
54
941
convertible
$4,80
12
30%
54
94%
Hosiery
Coke &
$5
12 va
30%
54
45 %
Petroleum
preferred
11%
30 %
*98 %
57%
1,900
12
98:t,
:
400
1,300
4
54
45%
10
4
30 %
97%
~_lo
4%
17%
v 13%
60
%
12,700
25
11%
45 %
15
11
*58
47%
25
•17%
53%
27
40
Mar 21
25% Feb
32
23
82
4%
18
30
*26%
39 %
25%
12
22
27
27%
13%
48
*17%
4
190
S
54
39%
22%
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4
7,800
42 %
47%
47%
25%
18 %
17%
60
29%
*41
25 %
*25
93
29%
30
100
_
preferred
Pittsburgh
36% Jan
5
*21
.
*90
2,800
11%
__106
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
5% preferred class A
90
6
39%
1
Pitne'y-Bowes Inc
Pitts
96% Apr
8% Sen
24% Feb
84% July 13
96
July 26
40% Dec
50% Nov
Dec
140
3
Jun
70% May
149
23
39
53
*90
7
30
*53%
1
common
Pillsbury Mills
1
28% July 25
Apr
8%.May 16
5%
$4
100
92% Sep
54
com___No par
Inc
Phillips Jones Corp
3
7
30% Jan
12%
30%
1
series preferred
3
Dec
22
3.9 %
59% Jan
8
12
30%
54
Amer__________l
Co_
5
Co
preferred
Phoenix
89
41% Dec
4%
Phillips
10
16% Jun
4%
preference com____No par
Corp
10
Apr
i
4%
No par
4.68%
preferred
Phila & Reading Corp
18
96
21% Dec
&
Electric
123/4 Jan
26
166% Aug 7.2
173
Jun }.0
4%
25
Corp
preferred
conv
99 % Mar 14
Dec
20
of
33/4%-preferred
Philip MorrJ's Inc
Feb
86
100% Sep
$1
56% Dec
9
4%
100
Brewing
2nd
1
3
Corn
91
45
Jan
18%
:__33%c
(Chas)
4%
8
9
25%
18%
..5
common
Philco
16
22% Feb
Pfeiffer
31
■
47%
25 %
18%
1
Ry Co
36% Mar 13
30% Sep 20
97 % Aug 25
153 % Dec
19 % Mar 15
48%
47%
25%
18%
preferred
14
25
19% Jan
47%
47 %
25%
4.3%
93
24% Mar 14
29"% Jan
47%
par
X87%
1
46% Oct
Jan
No par
100
24
91
83
42
preferred
Feb
71
6
41%
3.8%
102
47
July 11
94% Mar 12
17
41
X99%
1
13
41
100
26
21% Jan
40%
40
Co
Dec
84% Jan
40.%
*39.
preferred
39% Oct
33% Jan
40%
1
4.4%
78% Nov 27
6
'
Corp___
13
19
100% July
29%
common
Phlla
zj
26 % Mar 14
16
6
29
Mfg Co
40% Mar
16
100
29 Vu
1123/4 Jan
22
92
91
28%
Corp
Dec
97
14,000
54%
91
29%
50
Phelps-Dodge
43% Jun
19
55 %.
52%'
90
No par
7«% Mar 19
17
Dec
Co
51% Oct
107
Mar 30
111
54%
53
90
preferred
Petroleum
84% Dec
•107% Apr
Milk
270
55
.
28%
34%
4%%
133
54
6
169%
3
*132%
52 %
167%
Mar* I
133
29
Corp_
(The).
& Eastern
22% Apr 12
7% Mar 12
133
92
28%
*65
Pet
J 05
133
53%
Pepsi-Cola Co
2
3,010
133
52
*33%
54% Jan;
Dec .27
400
127%
*90
1
_
Peoria
20
92.
33%
126%
24,600
Aug 15
45% Nov
5
*32%
18%
25
Corp
26% May 18
33%
127%
6%
preferred
24
37%
33'%
127%
32%
18%
6%
Jan
3
37%
33%
127%
132
% 131
131
37%
127
6%
common
Pennsylvania RR,
Pennsylvania Salt
18% Oct
106% Jan
*130
37V4
32
127%
18%
series preferred..
96
5,500
37%
*30%
126%
6%
& Light
preferred L_
168
37%
37%
31%
300
18%
common
Power
12
24% July 25
73% Feb 11
37%
126%
:____2.50
Sand
26
6.200
6%
4.40 %
$1.60
1,500
50%
18%
4%%
Penn-Tekas
34 %
49%
.
6%
Co
Sep
48% Sep
% Jan
Penn
34'/a
49%
37%
31%
No par
Glass
34%
49%
18%
Cement
Jan
93
46
Penna
34%
50 Vu
6%
Enterprises
Corp
64
14
30
(J C)
147
21
10% Dec
Penney
Penn-Dixie
34 %
18%
preferred
Pennroad
a
49%
%
Co
Telep
3
28
95% May 13
<fc
4
% Dec
6
$1
341
200
1,900
26
18%
_
Proof
Mar
37% Feb
July
Peninsular
34%
50%
26
*25%
19
Ford
&
34%
15
26
*14%
6%
prior preferred
conv
26
49%
Peoples Drug Stores Inc_
.5
Peoples Gas Light & Coke__,____100
85% Jun
82 %
5%
26%
26
18%
_
Transportation____No
Peabody Coal Co
Penick
14%
26%
26 %
Line—
Parke Davis & Co
Mines
14%
26 %
26%
1
_
preferred
Patino
14 Va
26%
1
Paramount Pictures Corp
Park & Tilford Distillers
Parmelee
*14%
100
Pipe
new
Parker Rust
14%
26%
27
/w___//No par
East
Nov
16 % Oct
102% Dec
4%
I
14%
26%
125%
100
Pacific Tin Consolidated
Corp
Pan Amer World
Airways Inc
Common
:%37/V
;
25
17.
1
50
I25
9
27
32% Oct
34%
49%
preferred
112% Mar
29
34
__II_25
Corp
Electric__
preferred
109
Ncv
*20%.
$1 32
19
21
27%
$1.30
26
13
27
13
Jan
27
Dec
15
*26%
*20%
28% Mar 27
91
Jan
6% Nov 22
29% Jan
101
92% Dec
Oct
2
11
43% Nov
38
29
14
Oct
78% Nov 29
5
52
Sep
6
20
146
48% Nov
25% Nov
"26
3
24% Mar 26
25
21
17% Mar 14
21
413/4 Mar 12
49% Dec
53
Dec
27
% Apr
108% Apr
30% Jun
28
17% Oct
Nov
20% Dec
6
Nov
113
44% Oct
29
37
6
6
33
8
25% Jan
Jan
48
6% Mar 12
54% Feb
27
Jan
102
9
25% Jun
27% Mar 17
22
20
6
27% July 28
107
17% Dec
9% Jun
10
22% Dec
44
57% Apr
30% Jan
23
6
Oct
82
5
8
12% Jan
21
11
14% Jan
44
17% Sep
7% Jan
17
23% Jun
4% May 27
4% Jan
6
*14%
1
Telep & Teleg
preferred
6%
Panhandle
26
5
common.
Mills
142% July 16
43% Dec
93% May 17
Inc.
IH25
Co
preferred
Pacific
com
-
Lt
Co
No par
10
26%
*112
No par
64%
65
44%
45%
44
%
65
ft
114%'
.
%
25%
*112
31%
27.900
27%
4,400
20
5.200
25%
%
26
65
66%
6,000
43%
44%
14,100
The Commercial and
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Financial Chronicle
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
STOCKS
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High«t
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LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
Ufkwt
Uvni
YORK
NEW
Range for Year 1956
Y**r 1955
Tuesday
Jan. 7
Monday, January 14, 1957
HIGH
SALE
Sale* for
PRICES
VVeunesday
Jan. 8
Friday
the Week
Jan. i L
Shares
Ttiursday
Jan. 9
Jan.
10
"
30% M»r 30
154
July 15
31% Aug 1
130
6
16% Jan
18
II Y« Jan
5
29% Dec
26
8
33% Nov
23
27
87% Feb
Feb
26
13% Sep
26
Oct
60%
7
Sep
11
34% Jan
Raybestos-Manbattan ———No par
Rayonler
Inc
—1
________
28% Nov
29
Dec
27
16% Aug
Ray-O-Vac
13
July 19
19% Mar
Raytheon
15
31% Feb
14
Aug 11
44% Jan
38% July 27
Mar 8
33% Nov
24
23
33% Jan
4
42
5
•
30% Apr
11
Jan
5
18% Aug
3
11% Dec
26
15
11% Feb 14
6
Nov
27
10% Mar 14
13
15
Jan
27
18% Jan
3
18
3
26
19
Sep
4
00
Dec
30
May 16
47% Sep
18 % Mar 14
94% Apr
4
16
Co
$1
10
15% Jan
13
60% Dec
17
Republic
45
Apr
24
Revere
28% Dec
1C
61
7
26
May 11
81
Sep
12
89% Jan
105 % Apr
20
91
Dec
21
105% Jan
11
26
45% Feb
14
17% Dec
5
8% Sep
13% Dec
18
18% Sep
27
28% Apr
Oct
7
40'/a Jun
8
33%
Dec"
Jan
19
410
Jun
Oct
17
105% Mar
Apr
35
10
30% Aug
2
9
37% Apr
26
362% Dec
19
510
Apr
2
Nov 28
105
Jan
16
31% Dec
13
4
90
1
21% May 28
12
Feb 10
9% Jan
6
14% Sep
28
43% Dec
29
44% Dec
29
Selection
Sep
Rohm
61
32%
38% Dec
5
Jan
10
155
Jan
6
215
Sep
17
7
St Louis
2
40% Feb
12
17% Apr
25
19% Sep
22
18% Jan
32
Dec
21
29Va Jin
19
12% Jun
12% Nov
21
14% Feb
17
20
Oct
27
27% Jan
3
22
Jan
6
18
18
8
Oct
83
14
9
20
57 %
Feb
11
77% Dec
93% Oct
19
98
101% Oct
13
107
33% Jan
6
40
36% Jan
4
92 % May rs
75% Mar
"6
Inc
90
uec
12
105% Apr
2
$4
Sep
8
33% Dec
21
40% Apr
3
Scovlli
Co
78
28
89% Mar
7
Common
35
Dec
44% May
0
19% Feb 29
28
3.65%
6
59 % Apr
18
Jan
6
6 %
6%
69%
69%
70
43
44
44
44%
1,800
33
33%
33
33
32%
33 %
32%
32%
32%
32%
1,300
21
21=18
*21
21%
20%
21
14'A
14%
20%
27 Ve
Seaboard
34% Dec
28
Seaboard
Oil
7
Seagrave
5% Nov
21% Feb
29
Rolherling
7% Apr
27
Servel
19
12% Jun
1
26
3V4 Dec
27
5
43 % Nov
26
23% Nov
ie
II
octTu
63
Mar 15
60
Anr
59
15
39% Jan
4
18
39% Jan
20
59% Dec
9% Mar 14
11% Jan 31
8% Dec
14
11 Va May
20
10
22% Nov
27
7
62% jan
10
18% Nov
29
29
15% Jan
36% Feb
18
66% Mar
6
13% Nov
Nov
14
Shamrock
9
19% Jun 22
13% Feb
25% Dec 23
21% Feb
7
89% Jan
6
49% Nov
14
45% Jan
44
3
63% Nov
7
55% Jan
4
48% Mar 14
59% Jun
21
55% Jan
23
3
100% Aug
14
11% Aug 17
9
8
Mar 19
6
35 va Mar 26
55% Apr
19
26
Sheaffer
57% Jun
13
52% Jan
37% Mar 14
64% Dec
20% Jan
25% Jun
1
27
50% Feb 1Q
24% Jan. -0
46% Oct
28
25
Nov
72% May
.
73
Dec
67
Aug
46% Jun
341/2
*33'a
28%
28%
28%
x28%
28%
1,600
28
27'A
27%
27%
28%
21.600
396'/a
397 Va
395
403
2
July" 19
18
174
Feb
24
9% Feb
4
97
x28%
28%
13%
15% Sep
26
11% Dec
30
27% Feb
! Jun
19% Mar
Feb
6
24
July 10
237% Apr 10
12% Jan 24
12
14
13
17% Jan
12
20% July 31
45
3
25
Feb
7% Dec
21
53% Jan
Dec
16
3,703
32
32%
32
32%
32 %
32%
32%
32%
32 7
12,900
1
29%
29 %
29%
29%
30 1
a
29%
30%
30
33%
30%
*8%
%
*8 (4
«<a
*8%
8%
300
68%
11,430
5
...
148
10
40
No pur
Va
*180
5
29
Jan
31
33% Apr
18
33% Jan
23
39% Dec
31
1
29
July
5
93
Dec
9
69
84
5
24 % May 15
28% July 19
17% Nov
21
44% Nov
8
•
Aug 31
4
38
Dec
26
27
May 28
Dec
12
91 % Jan
Jan
17
6% Sep
4
47% Jun
25
73% Jan
95 Va Nov
30
103% Mar
Sep
14
5
88
Mar 22
10% Oct
*
18
27
July 11
17% Nov
86
16% Nov
*16 Ve
21% Nov
1
29
29 % Apr
105
x94
94
*94
95
93
y32%
04
32%
32%
32%
%
35%
36
28%
17%
67
13%
13%
28%
28%
28%
29 Va
28%
29
15
15'a
15
15%
15
15%
3%
54l/2
54-
54 %
55%
57
55
54%
5-la
54 7
55%
55 7
55%
55 Va
Oct
22
34
12
55 31
54 %
55 (a
10.309
55%
55%
8%
8%
8%
24 Va
557a
9.70 3
8%
4,509
25
*24
807
87%
85%;
86%
88%
87%
86
86 Va
86%
88
86%
7,103
20
>
20%
20
20'A
20
20%
20
20 (4
20%
20%
5,100
50c
14%
•30%
14%,.
*30%
15
14%
30%
15 %
1
30%
30%
%
43%
48
14%
14%
30%
47 Va
47 Va
%
15
6,60)
30%
15
30
15
30%
.48%
30%
2,303
47%
47%
1.300
48%
48
No par
86 %
87%
88%
89
88
881
*•
88%
89
88%
88%
63%
62%
63 'A
62%
63'a
62%
63%
63 %
64
25.900
_5
62 %
70%
71
6,700
45 %
1.300
71%
73%'
71%
71%
71%
71%
71 (A
62
63
62%
63 Ve
62%
62%
61%
C21/4
62 %
63
49
40%
40
40%
40%
40%
40'2
41%
41%
41%
7.003
10
r
71%
20%
20.700
55%
59,600
1
.
18
17%
17%
17%
19"'a
19'4
20%
20%
54%
15
100
55%
54%
55%
54%
55%
54%
55%
55
19%
*185
8 %
19%
19%
20
=T83
225
8%
8%
8%
19%
*183-
225
8%
19%
19(4
*184
225
8%
8%
Rico
Sugar
19%
19%
19%
19%
19 %
19%
19%
19%
47
47
47
46%
46%
*46%
19%
49
38
5
com
25
34%
34
34%
35%
34
.
,
35%
37-a
37%
34
34
24
34
34
20
50
7.20 )
300
38%
39%
20,330
34
"a
34
-36
8,500
9
*46%
19%
19
47
5.403
20
87a
9
7.800
225
*185
225
com_4.50
Co
"
■
•
17%
S
pfd
,
34 %
2,000
17,100
21%
23.800
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec_No par
Natural Gas Co
7.50
*30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
31
31
31
31%
31%
39 %
39 %
39%
39
3>%
39
391 i
39%
39%
17.700
38%
46
46%
46%
46%
46
46%
42,703
45%
45=%
45%
18.500
Edison
25
(The)
Southern
Pacific
Mobile
Co
Public
G)
&
45%
46 %
45'%
441'2
45%
45
45%
45%
45 7
2o
18%
18%
13%
19
18%
19
No
tr ctfs
Service
Bros
100
Co
Inc
2.50
$5.50
Chemical
pfd
Co
No par
preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Rand Cnrp common
*80
26%,
*17%
5%
*38
84
26%
18%
6%
44
6
53%
53 7 a
100
common
4.20%
*94%
94 %
17%
26%
26'%
17%
18
6
6
*39
50c
22%
23%
96%
96%
12
12 %
12
721 '■>
72%
*72
5
preferred
Square D Co
28 %
28%
28%
26%
18
26%
18%
19
84
26%
18%
6
5%
6
42
*39%
42
54
.45 !
a
18%
4.300
19
84
*80
26%
26%
18%
*18
5%
42
53%
600
10,800
6
a
10.955
54
*39 1
3.900
53%
54''3
53%
94%
94%
*94%
95%
*94%
95%
17%
23
86%
2
84
18%
*80
1,109
94%
17%
17%
5%
*39
a
.
54%
54
*94%
1
26%
*17%
(e
42
No par
common
*80
84
*80
25
preferred
Inc
1
1
Corp
&
$4.50
par
46%
No par
(Del)
& Ohio stk
Southwestern
7
3
;
46%
31% Dec
9% Jan
21,503
24 %
(4
220
24%
46%
1
6
a
8;'a
24
13,800
4
46
24%
■
21%
$4.50
26
8%
24%
4.503
21 Vi
17
May 14
23%
11
21
39)
55,100
46(a
83% Jan
44 V8
*23
1
7.50
8%
8%
a
V
24%
24'A
■
3%
1,003
'
46
45
45
25%
,,
3%
3%
3%
44
-24%
24%
Co
67^
43%
54
17
17%
3%
*9 a
5,803
17%",
67
24%
8%'
10 3
12,503
15%
43
129,503
•
-
36.
14 Va
26%
8%
'/•• •'-*1 if,
77
35%.
17'A
67'A
25
No par
No par
(a
*75
67'A
17
67
I
43%
3%
3jH
42%
.;%=:
Vtf
IK
29
15%
15 %
3 %
42-%
v o'
>
35%
36
19
360
8 700
33
*13'a
.
No par
/;-•■•
*75
76
32%
•
14%
13%
28%
29%
i7«
.
95
*13%
17%
67'A
13
14
17%
67%
Xl4%
35%
T:
95
33 »,v
32 V4
32%
jo
*75
75
I-
67
17%
67%
14
3
:
35%
36
17 %
-
%
t=8
75
76%
32%
17,000
5
21
28
12% Jan
79
94
10.003
17%
60
46 (i
70% Dec
91% Jan
paee
7912
i'c
75
20
Va
80 %
93
♦78%
17%
59%
-
21%
Spiegel
2
60(4
46%
3
28
17%:
59%
21
16% Jan
30
17%
46%
31
6% Dec
22,509
16%
21 %
19
36% Oct
18,000
54'a '
4/
46'A
Spencer
77% Nov
20%
53%
21
17
22
20%
52%
46
18
2
20(4
51'4
%
(A
July 17
16
20%
21%
Co.
24 % Mar 20
1611
4
51%
82%%
•
46
Spalding
Sparton
20V4 Mar 4
18% Feb 11
see
20
%=5TV-
*78
,
46
96% Dec
41% July 27
_Wor fnntnot.ps
20'A
51%
16
201
20
51%
20%
20%
Spear
6
1,103
16%
16%
16 Va
16%
16%
17%
.
5
11% Dec
18
July 27
94 % Nov
1.1C0
78
preferred
22% Oct
88% Mar 14
36% Nov
23% Aug
8
29% Jun 21
103% Nov 14
4
63% Aug
16
10% Jan
34%
.59%
Southern Railway common
5%
non-cum
preferred
30
100
34%
1
South'n
77% Dec
2
34%
2.50
68% Mar 23
103 Va Nov
Nov
34 Va
17%
Inc
49% May 16
20 Ys Jun
1
7
21
3.703
35 %
21%
*34%
1
1
16
2
10
21%
58%
1
6
Feb
Jun
9415
21=%
35%
■
29
98% Sep
16%
45%
'93 "a
21%
21%
__
38% Oct
18
45 r4
94%
21%
21%
25
17% Dec
Feb
451/4
*93 Va
22
34%
1
California
Co
7
45'A
93%
,
__5o
Southern
90
45%
93%..
*77%
G
Southern
4
45%
S4%
17%
Platinum
23
11
45 %
60
&
54% July 27
21
%
17%
&
E
11
4% Oct
94
23.400
45%
*93%
46 %
59%
preferred
21
6 5 Ve
1,700
205
60%
South Amer Gold
Nov
77% Oct
*190
17%
South Carolina
19 Va Jan
15% Jan
205
22
_j.
45
29% May
24% July
*190
59%
-
21% Mar
87% Apr 14
25% Oct 11
205
10
54% July 25
Aug
*190
25
15
36% Nov
205
17%
.
17
34
*180
=20
24.5
35
1
Inc
40% Jan
7
*236
35
No par
No par
Corp
357/a Nov
17
245
52 %
Co
12
18
*236
50%
;
20
Jan
245
21 %
No par
Dec
Marie
8,203
73%
*236
45%
1
33
7
7,103
1,200
26%
73=%
240
20
_;
O)
Porto
26%
240
_No pur
Solvay American Corp 4%
8%
23%.
1__loc
Gas
Solar Aircraft Co
South
23%
73%
73'A
300
42
26 (a
26
26%
41%
23%
*23 Va
73%
810
146 -
245
*93%
5
Pen
,
,
41%.
41 Va
23%
25%
73%
146
.__1.4c
L
24% Jun
31% Jan
11
26%
10
Co
3
38% Jan
73%
23%
23 Ve
73%
itfsev,-'
10,600
85%
85%
84
146%: 146 Va
41%
40%
a
67%
68%
:/ 84
149
*146
41
23 "a
•
73%
83%
83
83%
3,400
13=%
-
8%
Va
8
67%
68%
671'a
68%
10
Co:
3
7
-
100
Co
37% Jan
18
23%
8%
13%
.45
205
*235
loo
8%
40 %
25% / 26%.
100
"30
149
'147
40%
73%
'
100
40% Nov
17% Jan
83
83%
148
23 Va
100
—.
19
44% Jan
67%
69
82
100
common—No pur
&
8
68 Va
____io
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
5%
4.600
29%
1
5
Smith-Corona
64 V4 May 10
94
29 Ve
91,903
•:
Smith
32% Jan
29%
44%
_i
A)
7
(A
1,250
396%
*93
J
29V4
29 7 a
43%
Mar 14
26% Dec
85
29%
394
97
*93
97
-
13%
Corp of America
Steel Strapping Co
Skelly Oil
398 %
*93
30
43%
Electric Co
&
3
29
205
12% May 23
54
97
28%
44%
Sinclair Oil Corp
20
18% Jun
7
23
397
398%
*90
•
13%
Simonds Saw & Steel
16% Nov
7
210
395
*90
*33 Va
43 Ve
8
17
100
33
28%
27%
35
45 Va
Industries
Co
35
33
28%
Sheraton
Simmons
8,000
42%
5
49% Sep
•20% Nov
33% Jan
24
88
5,500
27
13%
=
Jan
14%
27%
Sheller Mfg Corp
biguoae
27
28%
common
(W
500
14%
26%
.14%
43%
Shell Oil Co
>
26%
27%
*33%
34%
20
Sharon Steel Corp,
Shattuck (Frank G)
17
Feb
,
28%
Co
Oil
14%
14%
26%,
.
27=%
*34
*
30% July 12
16
Oct
22% Jan
18
Shahmoon
IB
26%
46
Rubber
Inc
14%
28%
common-
Roebuck
14%
26% •27
13%
$4.50 preferred
July 11
49% Apr
49% Nov 29
83% Jan
Sears
3
.14%
42%
Finance
36% Jan
% Apr
9
10
,
20
61% Jan
17
Nov
=
*21
21%
27 Va
Corp
20% Dec
8% Mar 15
12
26
23% Jun
28% Dec
16
40 % Nov
70% Nov
28
*21
21%
4,000
5
Seaboard Air Line RR Co_
25
6%
par
rights /—.i_—1
21
Dec
6%
6%
'
preferred
13
5
23,200
6%
69 (4
com—1
common
Co
52% Oct
31 % July 18
6(2
300
42%
:
16% Nov
43% Jan
19,700
70
■
Dec
350
20%
81%
6%
6%
1—25
preferred
Mfg
96 (2
19%
81 %
42%
$3.40 preferred
7
%95//:.
19(4
45%
&
6
Mar
95 Va
19
19Vi
13%
tu—
Scott Paper
82 (4
95%
19'a
94%
19
69 %
Ry Co
preferred
Jan
95
19
*81(4
95%
82 Ve
94%
6%
Schenley Industries Inc
Scherlng Corp
Schick
NoV~29
78% Jun
82 (2
95
19%
*81%
42%
Sangamo Electric Co
Savage Arms Corp
y<-'Apr 20
*81 Va
83.%
94%
%
1.000,
15,800
56%
75
75
70%
series A 5%
Gas
43%
55%
*65
*65
42%
Southwestern
San Diego
16
22 Va Mar
May 28
44% Feb
67% Dec 18
7
Feb
23% Aug 22
37 Va Mar 29
17
13
105
43 %
56%
.
70
(The)
noncum
43 Ve
56
56
75
*65
43
St Regis Paper Co common
lit pfd 4.40% series A
60% July 31
9
-Dec
93
July 13
6%
43%
55 Va
75
43%
St L San F Ry Co
Aug
43%
43 '/a
55%
45%
91% Mar 23
311
43 %
Ve
55%
*65
42%
25% Aug 31
7
X43
56
75
13%
33
Nov
43%
55 Ve
45%'
3
235
33.400
70%
Co—
3 ;
15
11,300
„
43
(Jacob)
Preieried
10%
58 7
19%
4.30%
13
10%
58%
__1
Steel
69% Dec
Jan
19,300
10%
58%
23
f
Electric
24% Dec
16
24(i
10%
57%
100
13
22 Va Jan
23 %
10%
58%
69
4%
Mar 19
23%
10 %
57
43%
Ss
preferred
conv
preferred
St Joseph Bead Co
St Joseph Light & Power
52
4,800
10%
19
No
Safeway Stores common
3
33,200
13%
Ruberoid Co
17
300
57(4
34%
57%
94
Corp
17
12(4
34%
46%
McBee
Dec
12(4
56%
34%
43%
Royal
97% Feb
121/4
56%
*12
12 %
2,300
45%
Pet
155
5%
42%
Dutch
71% Dec
,
'% 5%
10
Royal
14
30
31%
5%
Co____20 Guilders
Rotary
60% Feb
13
32%
5%
10%
1
Ruppert
Feb
32%
5%
56
*81
common
13% Apr 29
Nov
'32%
5%
5%
*1.2
3J
12,500
31%
.32
5%
10 %
100
Axle Co
38% Apr
80
■
'
57 %
____1
Controls
28
112
31%
5%
*65
preferred series A
31
5
400
■
5
Co
Haas
%
31
lo
Ronson Corp .___2
11
*61
*15.
10%:
50
preferred—^
conv
&
4%
62
15
55%
__10
Rohr Aircraft Corp
49% Jun
% Mar 14
61
Company
23
35% Oct
6o
61
*61
62
i
10
Dec
22
Jun 22
July 14
105
16
61
*61
I
Rochester Gas & El Corp
170
Apr 28
33% Mar 14
101
62
.
Rockwell Spring &
320 % Apr
145
«00
-IS'
15
Nov
28
26
Aug 17
209
27(4
Trust
8
27
34% Jun
17
27 Vi
100
88% Jun 27
11
Jan
27 Va
Co
29
Dec
55
26% Mar 14
800
27%
2,500
*6('a
6V2
Va
No par
36 Va July 16
9
98% Feb
22% Jan
15%
27 %
series
48% July 31
58% Dec
126
6
74
17% Jan
29
27% Feb
13
48% Jan
3
15% Mar 21
32 % Dec
Jan
15
27'%
series„_.
44% Dec
May 28
34
35%" Nov
40
15
27 %
6
24%
Manufacturing
6 Va %
12
25
Feb
27
Feb
35
9
17
15%
27%
12
11 =(4
G%
23%
Robertshaw-Fulton
28% Jun
8
30
Dec
167
100
82% Sep
15(4
27%
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
13
27% Dec
42% July 21
15V2
27%
_
Rhodesiim
17% Mar 20
26
103%, Jun
"15%
12
*
25 Ve
Rltter
21% Jun
12
6%
24%
23% Jan
9
12
17,100
11%
25%
29
9
31(4
7V4
25
18 % Jun
17 % Sep
30%
12%
*6
1
42 % Aug 15
33% Jun
600
41%
%
2.50
29
2
3.00
*38 Va
12%
8'A
34%
31% Nov
6
800
12
56%
fl
Dec
35
'30%
.
3.4%
Rldgeway Corp
Riegel Paper Tcrp
12% Jan
35
■
*6%
30
.
56%
Richfield Oil Corp
6
,
11%
,30%
%
8% Mar 20
Dec"15
19%
34 Vi
39
-
29%
34%
84% Apr
5
65% May 11
27%
•
34
30%
Inc
Rheem
37 % Mar 15
%>
i 56
10
27
39
41
•
*12
20
31
*38
*38%
12%
23
Oct
41%
34%
5% Dec
Sep
*38 ('2
56%
34% Jan
Jan~18
40%
34%
66Va Jan
11
*38 %
56 %
8
9
19
35
35
NOV 14
35
35
57 Va
Dec
11
36
12 V4
82
21
36
12
42
6% July 26
Jan" 19
36 Va
34 Vi
«4% May 12
24%
*36
56%
Preferred 3.60%
16
26
34
36 Va
*34Va
*38
•
5
Preferred 4.50%
Jan
21
*36
19 (a
19%
'
rj
]0
Common
Apr 29
Jan
Jan
39
18=%
29 (a
Reynolds <R J) Tob class B
70
82
14
39
19%
10
67% May
1
28
101
82% Sep
34
38
,
preferred
27
Oct
89,300
34%
38
Corp
Steel
41% Dec
Apr
3,500
34%
Reynolds Metals Co common
4%% pfd series A__
49
16,500
12%
29%
Rexall Drug Co
70
34%
12%
5%
3
49% Mar 19
3
33
12%
.31%
10% July 26
2
33 Va
12%
1
85
Dec
32 V»
12%
50c
13
Nov
32%
12%
common
27
"54%
13%
31%
'
38%
100
14
62
•19 (a
300
,
28%
series
9% Feb
Mar" 11
19%
34'a
8,600
54%
'
45% Feb
Mar 14
12 (a
*54
1834
5
25% Dec
40
31 */e
12%
1,300
73%
1
10
8
61
31%
12 (4
54 (a
*54
34 (a
Copper & Brass
Revlon
31%
12
54 %
74,000
34 Va.
,
10
12
Aug
30%
*54
Va
18 V*
50c
convertible
18
54
73(4
18%
90
2,8u0>
29%
&• Co—
Republic Pictures
31
54'a
33%
73%
18
13,900
34%
134
No par
pfd 3 Va %
48% Feb
54%
33^4
*73 lA
*37
Republic Aviation Corp
3
8% Jan
54'A
5
Sep
60
10
Oct
18
38%
preferred
10% Jun
7% Mar 14
48
73% %
1 i34
•19%
Inc
Bros
Conv
43% Jan
11% Dec
34 %
73(4
.,34%
Hosiery MiUs__;
(Robt)
34% Dec
6
May 10
33%
18%
29%
18%
Reliance Mfg Co common
18
27
Nov
5
347a
74
34
134
29%
33
34 (a
a
132 (a
2j%
29%
73
:
34*
34
132%
133
29-a
*34 'A
$1.25 dlv pi lor preference
Reliable Stores Corp
30% Apr
28% July 19fc
16
11% Aug 16
15% Aug 23
54% Sep 12
6% Mar 14
Jan
61
16
67% Feb
31
2nd
noncum
Reeves
Rels
21% Aug 26
34 Va
131 ',a
*37 =(4
1st preferred—
Reed Roller Bit
11
27% May 22
7% Jan
*
J '. a
2
50
common
Real Silk
13
16% Sep
33%
■
1^.1%
2J%
50
Mfg Co
noncum
31
Dec
40
4%
4%
37% Apr
19% Mar 22
6
'
297/a
2.50
5
50
Co—
Co
Reading
37% May
37% Sep
20% Jan
41
17=%
59% Apr
1
47
7
18% Jan
18 Va
_5
20% July 11
53% Jan 23
6
,25% Apr
37% Jun
5
12% Feb
73
18
No par
R&nco Inc
12
44% Aug
3
Nov" 18
41% July
Jan
May
34 %
72%
preferred
1st
$3.50
14
12
47
12
39% Jan
34
34%
131
13J
29%
"
4
15V8 Dec
89
Radio Corp of America com—No par
50% Mar 22
70 % Nov
65% July
34%
34%
•131
6%
19
33% Apr
34'A
Co (The) common—6
preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp_10
Quaker Oats
7
20
Feb
153
21
Nov
88% July 27
36% Jan
31
36% Mar
May 28
31
33% Sep 14
Mar 15
148
17%
17%
17%
18%
18%
18%
6.403
23%
23%
23%
81,603
97
97
97%
12%
12
72%
*72
72%
33
29
29
29%
8.000
39 1
a
5,300
78
23%
97%
v
12 %
%73
28%
23%
*95
23%
97
11%
12%
72
72
23%
28%
38%
23%
*96
11%
*71
28 %
38aa
38%
39%
38%
79
78
78
77%
53
100
7,300
12
38
38%
38%
33%
$3.50 preferred
No par
Standard Coll Products Co Inc
1
77 Va
77 Va
78
78
7%
7%
7%
8%
8%
8%
9%
9 Va
9%
38.900
7%
Standard
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11 Va
11%
4.30J
Standard
Brands
*
Inc
com
IMer^rlr
Or
No par
1
*78
35 3
Number'5603
Volume 185
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(163)
NEW
YORK
STOCK
Range for PfeTltai
Tear 1955
Lowest
Range for Year 15)56
Highest
Lowest
43% Nov
May"18
5334
29
48% Jan
Jun~24
23
31
50
99
-
102
Aug 19
Mar 28
8% Jan
6
15% Dec
25
22% Feb
14
60
11
40% May 26
Mar 30
36
13% Jan
Feb
.
28
12% May 29
13% Nov 21
43% Jan
15% Aug
23
65% Dec
19
81
15
Jan
7
18% Jan
6
23
4
Jan
5
20% Sep
14
38% Oct
21
30V4 Oct
1
23% May 23
21% Aug 24
16% Dec
31
17% Dec
11
21
17'A Nov 27
26% Jan V 6
33 % Dec
20% Sep
29 %
9
26
July
B
Aug 26
15% Jan r'4
Oct
11
41% Jun
12% Jan
4
32
95
Dec
27
67% Feb
11
21% Jan
,
105
8%-Nov
740
87 % Sep
12% Jun
22
Jan
6
18% Feb
8
41% Nov
2
20
44% Oct
6% Jan
6
Dec
Nov
21% Jun
July
38
Dec
13
6
42
Feb
9
81
10
25
11 %
Sep
27
17% May
2
12% Jun
41 % Jan
17
62"% Jun
6
45
May 16
9
18
May 28
6% Dec 31
53
25
Feb
8
14
% Nov 29
45% Dec
12
37% Oct
44% Jun
11
21
28 % Dec
88%
*85%
88%
16%
17
X1674
17
Co
(The)
5
31
2
Dec
4
2
27'A Feb
*81
1
15%
5
]5V8
No par
10
Drug
Inc
1
68
71%
73
66%
67
67%
68
*13'/a
14
*13%
14
14
13%
13%
27
27%
27
22%
22%
34 V*
34%
*17%
17%
1
Corp
7Va
49-%
15'A
No par
2nd nid
Sunshine
series
Biscuits
Inc
Sutherland
3,300
17%
17%
18%
18%
1834
17'A
1834
2,800
18%
*17%
18 %
*17%..
18'A
*87
40
38%
39%
38%
38%'
38%
26%
26
26%
26Va
7%
*87
36%
8
7%
7%
49
48%
49%
49
49
2,100
15%
15%
1674
15%
16
15,800
~
36%
: 37
89
77
*76%
77
76%
27'A
27
27%
27
23
23
*87
26%
27%
90
23
23
23
23
*371/4
38
38
69%
69%
68%
69 Va
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
1,295
*1,275
1,290
1,270
1,2*86
1,265
1,285
25%
25'A
25%
25%
26%
26 VB
26 VB
25
Vb
37%
26 %
1,700
36%
36%
36%
37Va
36%
37%
36%
37'A
5,200
23'/a
69%
7%
7%
25
1,285
50
25%
5
36%
23%
69
-
-
23*4
23%
*23 Vb
23%
*23 VB
40%
41'A
41%
42%
40 Vb
41
10,100
45
46'A
44
45%
45
No par
44%
84
84%
84
10,100
84
83
83
83
84
1
12
12%
12
12%
12
12"A
12 Vb
12%
12%
13%
18%
18%
*18%
99
May
7
12V4Dec
14
21% Nov
7.50
com
$4 preferred
Symington
Gould
Corp
Talcott Inc
1834
100
1
7
7%
7%
avu
8
8%
834
8%
17.200
1
137
17%
17
17 Va
17 Va
17%
17
17'A
165/B
62
13
2.50
17%
9,400
59
60
58 Vb
59%
26
4
Aircraft
69Vb May
7
51
4
Texas
Corp
Tennessee Corp
Texas Co
Dec
Apr
45% May 17
10 Va Jan
11
Nov
28
Oct
17
38% Dec
25% Nov
2
6
1
20'A Oct
1
18
Jan
10
25% Nov
1
20% Dec
20
Texas
18%
*18%
7%
18%
7%
*18%
59 74
59 %
59%
59 Va
60 %
4,800
6<>%
61 Va
60 Va
61
60 Va
60 Va
60
61'A
5934
3%
60%
31,000
38%
39Va
38%
39%
38 %
39
38%
39%
38%
?__No par
13,100
30%
39%
31%
31%
32%
32 VA
32%
32%
3234
33
44,600
Producing Co
Sulphur
58%
25
Gulf
4.48'A
Inc
15% Feb
28
22 Va
13 % July 25
47% July 25
10% Jan
6
1
44
23
July 23
182'/a May
9
42% July 27
29% Apr 16
17Vb
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
1734
30%
30%
*30'A
30%
X30%
30%
30%
30%
*30%
31'A
37%
38'A
37 %
38%
37%
38%
373b
37%
Oil
At
Coal
10
Textron
38
38
%
July 10
Inc
lty Co
7%
;_100
Co
157%
No par
50c
common
8?A
7%
158
155
39
39%
39%
8
3
7%
.156
8
8
155
155.
155
155
800
39
16,100
21
20%
21
2034
21
11,300
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
*20%
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
5
$2.40 conv preference
No par
13%
.18%
18 "A
18%
18 74
18%
49
49
48%
48 74
49
49
Thermoid
Mar 28
$2.50
No par
Co
*11%
1
common
convertible
preferred
•"
12%
*11%
13%
13%
13'A
*45%
46V*
45%
21%
*11%
12%
*13%
50
4,600
160
3834
21
*
8'A
160
39
21
Fair
300
13,500
38%
21
The
8%
10,800
'
39 %
20%
preferred
conv
18
38%
39%
.——No par
$1.25
13% July 31
14 Va Apr
4
Pacilic
At
Texas Utilities
16
54 Va July 10
51
share ctfs ex-dislribution—1
Texas
33
common—1
preferred series A—25
conv
Pacific
Sub
9
29% Apr
47% Aug 21
11% Jun 20
33,300
9*18%
Jan
4
180
13
(James)
TelAutograph Corp
Oct
19% Mar
83
Temco
12
53
July 12
12% Jun 30
*82
900
12
35
28
%
18% Dec
15'A May
Texas Puciiic Land Trust—
25
220
23Vb
1
11% Mar 16
1,275
45
33Vb Oct
15% Nov
4,200
40%
Instruments
45
734
1,275
734
40'A
Gulf
10
2,300
23%
Texas
23
900
69%
■
44%
Texas
eb
37%
69
40%
14
Jan
37%.
44%
28
34% I
-v
39%
30 Va Dec
150
1,400
38
69V*
68%
44 Va
18% Dec
174
2,700
20,300
23%
23 %
38% Mar 26
21
76%
27'A
VB
7%
12.50
.
Sylvanla Elec Prod Inc
16
6% Dec
89
Sweets Co of America (The)—4.16%
Swift At Co
23
7
27
13
*87
55% May 10
11% Jan
13% Jan
64,200
7%
50% July 26
1
25% Jan
19
7%
76%
77%
22%
9,900
4,300
v
15%
*87
27
23%
36Va
7%
.
49
-
90
77%
27%
23%
200
26'/a
15%
90
600
3934
26%
49 %
27%
Paper Co
35%
*17%
18%
26%
7Va
—lOo
Mining Co
Superior Oil of California
Superior Steel Corp
3534
17V4
39
15%
1
Sunshine
35%
17%
18%
*17%
.
18lA'c
48%
—30
of.'55
19,000
7%
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common__l
preferred series A
16,600
23 Va
25%
.
78%
5l/a%
2734
22%
49%
77V2
4%%
27 Va
23
35 y4
16%
,
No par
;.
27%
22%
351/3
19
1
j.
27'A
22%
17%
1
100
27%
18%
1
2,600
4,000
«
34%
17'/4
39 "A
.
15,300
22%
*17%
26%
16 J/4
345,,
18
37 Va
15%
22%
19
25%
14
16
V*
18
1
common
*13%
15%
34%
22
-
18%
.
50,000
73%
67%
27%
-
2C
Co
!
Corp
Co
15%
68
66%
26%
-
5
series A preferred
Oil
15%
66%
69
No par
Broadcasting
$4.50
15%
66
66
5
:
Baer & Fuller Co
Sun
*13%
15%
65%
69%
68%
5
—
(J P> At Co Inc
Chemical
15%
65%
*64
15
new.
6
Jun
100
L S
28
7% Jan
52,300
*85%
16%
16% Jan
43
4,900
*85Va * 88 %
16%
17 VB
88%
16%
37
Nov
56 %
*85 Va
28% Jun
143
55 5/b
88%
10
Oct
56
16%
11
9
103,500
56%
11
8
59 Va
551/4
28% Oct
Dec
59 Vs
55%
24'% Oct
10 % Oct
59%
55%
.
Mar 22 V
10% Mar
52Va Mar 16
9
Dec-26
8'A Feb
July 28
22,600
58%
55%
59%'
Sun
6
30% Apr
25
21
51%
58%
Sunbeam
27
Feb
1,300
29
2
7
Nov
78
..
9
21
17% Jan
36% Oct
82
26
940
July 26
101 Va Jun
-
19
6% Dec
66
35Va Nov
9% Sep
'A
Studebaker-Packard Corp
6
30% July 31
26% Jan " 6
30
99
47%
61
59%
Storer
29
Aug
'39
8
52% May
49% Jun
15
s
15% Mar 15
28
23% Sep
26
50
34% Nov
33% Sep 15
58% May 2
Mar 14
91% Apr
10% Feb
„
8
22% Jan 23
22% Nov
7
1
1,080 Dec
Mar 30
41
19
Feb
31
2
.
46%
61%
5974
29% Aug 24
70'A Jan
1
47%
61 VB
59%
Stix
15
Aug
46%
61%,
56%
Stone & Webster—
89
40% July 25
47%
61%
55%
Stevens
8
30
28
May 11
75% May 17
46%
61%
Chemical Co
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
4
28
25 % May 12
48
61%
59%
Stewart-Warner Corp
Dec
32 %
47
61%
7
31
32
1
80% Sep
27% Jun
6
J«n
49%
60%
common—10
37% Dec
13% May 28
Shares
47%
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common
5% prior preference—
5% Oct
7
17% Aug 12
the Week
Jan.If
Jersey
26
9
Friday
Jan.10
New
22Va Feb
30
Bales fer
Thursday
Jan. 9
25
20% Jan
V,
ruois
Wednesday
6.25
31'/a May 28
July 14
Jan. 8
Ohio
.Sterling
3
22% Aug
California
Indiana
Stauffer
,
27% Mar 12
39% Apr
21% Jan
-i
Oil
Tuesday
Jan. 7
of
Slarrett
:
25
31 % Nov
of
of
preferred series A
Standard Ry Equip Mfg Co
Stanley Warner Corp
Aug 15
28
29
May 12
Monday
Par
3%%
.
4
% Jan
13% Dec
,
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
Standard Oil of
2
51
Oil
Oil
.Standard
3
157/fl Aug 22
23% Jan. 6
19 % Jan
62% Apr
9
55% May 15
100% Mar 23
60% July 28
4
16% Feb
Standard
Standard
17% Jan
25% Nov 28
24 %
4
Aug 14
65
YORK
EXCHANGE
58% May
'
May 28
88% Dec
22
163* Oct
NEW
Highest
49% Jan
42%
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
,
46%
*21
2134
500
18 V*
12%
13'A
20%
20%
18%
18%
18%
5,700
:,48%
49%
48%
48%
350
12%
*11%
>11%
13%
13 Vb
12%
.
13 VB
13 Vb
13'A
47
*46%
47
46
'/a
46 Va
170
11
*46
*10%
11
11
200
-
1,300
•„
11% Jan
11
15% Feb
18
10% Dec
19
14
Jan
26
48% Jan
23
80
Nov
1
104
Feb
13
43% Oct
19
60% Mar 24
100% Sep
27
105% May 10
35 % Dec
5
24
Jan
17
26% Jan
5
48
28% Dec
Jan
6
7oy2 Dec
3
19
Jan
23
27
28% Feb
13
$1.20
% Feb
17
102^4 DtC
14
Timken
13% Dec
22
Dec
33
18% July 26
5
62
47% Mar 26
15
37% Mar 14
22% Oct
48% Sep
35% Jun
28
8
18% Jan
20
11
28% Jun
55% Dec
14
60
Mar 15
18
25% Dec
16% Nov
25
Jan
10
33% Nov
17
fat
Dec
26
Aug 26
59% Apr
31% Jan
27
Oct
July 27
Bearing
World
common.
29'A Apr
12
20th
27
18
Jun
11
Twin
City Rap Transit
46
Apr
25
52
Jun
7
5%
8
14
Vb Jan
18
Twin
35'A Jun
15
TXL
2
18% Mar
Dec
6
2
40% Mar 18
25% Oct
25
13% Jan
6
16% Jun
15
13% Feb
33
4
43% Jun
28
20% Nov
1
11
Jan
4
5% Nov
31 Va Feb
10
103% Jan
26
4
37%
13%
Coach
Oil
Corp
98
98
98
25
3T»
97%
98%
6,700
13%
13
%
1334
13%
5,200
47%
48
74
48
48
1,800
37 %
37%
37%
37%
3774
19
19 VB
18%
19 Va
18%
19
26 V*
26
Va
26 %
26 Va
26%
27%
27'A
27%
27 %
27%
27 V*
27%
27 74'
54%
54%
55
55
55
54,3 b
55'A
54%
31
30 %
30%
303 a
31
30%
24.300
27%
5434
31
64
*60
23'A
16%
*48
29%
29 %
55
*54
54
23%
23%
16%
16%
*48
50
8%
26%
1
2,500
V?
13
%
37%
26 "A
29'A
1
30
4,600
jfc...-
25'/a
30%
50
11,700
92
•
47'A
13%
X47
38 V*
!)7Va
>.
76%%
1
19%
*00
1
(The)
25
75
92
-3634.*
54%
50
Co
25
92
27%
No par
com
prior preferred
conv
25
*90
27
*26
1
Century Fox Film
15% Apr
19
9% Nov
37 %
1
preferred 1954 ser
36%.
%
%
50
common
19
25% Nov
13
48
.5
20% Jan
Jan
13%
47 %
No par
(conv)
36%
99
99%
13%
40
Inc
A
37 Va
25
13'A
x37%
76%
92
•36%
25
98
75%'
*10%
*90
%
2
Airlines
conv
37
47%
Williams Steel
99
92
25
24%.
7'5V., 75%
75%
36 %
5
Corp
Tung-Sol Electric Co
4.30%
73%
*90
90
8774
24%
—No par
60
Aug 17
25
(The)—
Preferred series
62 % Mar 13
73'A
90
10%
11%
_2
Co
Truax-Traer Coal Co
36% Mar 12
49'/a Nov 21
21% Jan 30
13
1
1—!
*1*1
1174
3(:34
10
(The)
Transue At
72%
100
Tri-Continental Corp common
1
$2.70 preferred
-——-50
19
52'A Apr
2
14
14
16
Trans
15
29
53% Feb
Roller
Co
Trailsamcrica
28% July 23
59
33 % Apr
16
30 Va Oct
Inc common—5
common—
Edison
Trane
28 Ze Mar 21
29
May 16
15% Aug
9
Nov
Mar 14
46%
31
52
50
24% Dec
29
Jan
18
25
51
30
20
15
Nov
45% Apr
1
Oil
*10%
15
—
preferred
Toledo
7
•24% Feb
24% July 13
22% Oct
51% Nov
34% Oct
12
Tidewater
Mar 29
43% Nov 27
(J R)
Thompson Products
4% preferred
86
23% Nov
7
13% Jan
Thompson
9%
9%
27
27%
30 %
64
61
30%
61
4-
*61
64
29%
30
29%
*53%
55
*53 %
•/
54%,
23%
23%
*
%
23 »A
16%
47 %
•
9%
27%
'
24
10%
16%
50
9
%
30%
*
50
*48
9%
16 Va
19'A
27'A
*61
5.800
300
•
51.200
1,600
2,700
64
30
30 Vb
55%
'55%
55%
100
30%
24
24
16%
50
8,630
500
,
24 VB
16%
6,800
16%
*48
1,500
50
10
10'A
10
10'A
12,500
26%
273b
27'A
28
24,400
14%
14%
26%
14'A
14%
1,900
26%
26
26%
7,800
6%
27%
27,
18%
*26%
634
634
2,200
u
May
6% Dec
80% Mar 14
15
44
Underwood Corp
15
8
23
47 % May
8 i
Union
Corp
Union
Bag-Camp
25% Dec
5
30
92% Dec
27
112
7
81% Oct
18
93
Jan
11
Preferred
78
Nov
29
91
Feb
15
Preferred $3.50 series
83% Nov
30
104
Jan
52
10
Apr
86% Oct
3
92
98% Sep
12
45% Sep
26
.
21
" July 27
104% Mar 29
59
'
Feb
7
Nov
Jan
29
28
26% Jan
6
32% Jun
26
74'A Dec
22
Nov
7
128% Dec
22
34% Jan
6
1
Va Dec
11
29
3
48 % Sep
Oct
8
Oct
1
61% May 25
113% •ian
1333b July 17
Union
Carbide
2
Union
Client
Jan
17.
Union
Elec
Jan
9
28% Apr
6534 Apr
39.% May
Apr
96% Dec
23
166
121 Va Dec
Dec
2
Union
Oil
9
Union
Pacific
103% Jun
4%
29
18
4%
conv.
4%
(ser of 1956)
Tank
Car
Aircraft
10
4 434 Dec
17
United
Air
20
3234 Apr
20
United
Biscuit
93
Dec
108 Va Feb
57% Nov
34% Jan
20
4% Apr
1
27
15
7
107
Board At Carton
27
62
4% Feb
9
6
73 V8 Jan
23
77%
*85%
87
25
.
X58^i
10
8
26%
2634
26%
96
95 %
95 Vb
%
23
Vb
353a
15,600
112 V*
113%
21,600
22%
2334
5,600
26%
2634
17,700
.95%
96
200
*77
84
*77V*
78
*77 %
78%
803*
10
77
77
*77
84
*78
81
*78
81
20
87%
"85%
87 %
*85%
87%
*85%
87 <4
*85%
CO
58%
5934
58 Va
59
3134
31
35'/a
26 V*
■
23
1
634
31'A
3134
31V*
31%
58 V*
'31%
80%
-
59
59
597*
16,800
31%
30%
31
39,900
8%
8%
8 'A
834
83b
8%
834
874
29%
30
29%
30%
293b
2974
2934
29%
29 V*
29%
6.700
5
pfd
Carbon Co.
41% Dec
*75
35
11334
23
96
26 %
*77
113
23
96
10
conv
United
24
263s
95
83
87%
89%
87
88 %
873*
8874
88
893*
88 Va
89 %
16,500
%
8%
*150
100
—10
*111
S4.5D preferred
*150
115
—No par
42 3 4
28
*94
68
*152
162
*152
162
111
113
113
*113
114%
*113
114%
400
4234
40%
42 V*
39%
403*
40
403b
25,900
28 %
28 V*
28%
28%
29
28%
29
*94
96
*94
->21
21
6734
162
28 'A.
%
96
21
*152
21%
*21%
96
•
Corp
10
No par
18,100
42 Vb
43
28%
160
111
160
America—_No par
United
12
2634
3434
•
113 %
11234
23
95
100
9
6'A Jan
34
35 Vb
1137s
95
34 V*
•
No par
24
57% Aug
2234
26 %
com
Feb
20
23
No par
Liyes Incof
34'A
113
1133b
No par
;
Co
Corp
71% Mar 26
14
48'A Jan
22%
10
com
2834 Apr
20% Dec
28
July 25
.
112%
No par
preferred
23
34%
34
"
6
6
_10
nan-cuny preferred
Union
Nov
3
Co
United
26
18
RR
6
No par
series,—.——No par
17
35% Jan
17% Jan
634
of California—•_
33'/a Sep
44 % Jan
1434
2634
6 74
common-
30
18
14'A
2534
6 Vu
Materials Corp
$4
49 Va July 25
22
14%
26%
$3A0 series
103% Oct
.
14'A
25 %
Carbon
Ac
At
Co
Preferred
10Va May 10.'
36
14%
:257a
Preferred $4.50 series—
5,
•
14%
2534
5
Corp—6%
Paper
5
100
6
Jan
1
Mar 15
-
26
113
Nov
27%
108% Mar 22
28
1
i__No par
(The)-.
Asbestos At Rubber Co__
31% Apr
6
113
Mar 27
Apr
30
6
Jan
92
Udyllte
116% Sep
31% Jun
Jan
20
1634 Mar 19,
9.
%
6834
6934
42%
*94
2134
68 Va
68
42%
3,700
'
96
*94
96
*21 V*
2134
*21V*
2134
100
68 V*
68 %
3,200
67
68
Unlted-Carr Fastener—
72% July 18
6
Jan
82
1
3
May
(Delaware)
United
4
No par
Cig-Whelan
7
7% Feb
11
6% Jun
20
7
Jan
3
United
38'A Oct
27
6
Dec
14
23
Jan
5
com
United
22% Dec
30
21
Jan
17
3634 Dec
13
15% Feb
25
Corp
(Del)
:
5% Nov
27
734 Jan
6
23% Jun
6
14'A Dec
12
.1934 Feb
29
18
Mar 14
2% Jan
3
4% Aug
3
1% Dec
31
27% Oct
11
36 Va Dec
9
28 Va Jan
23
61% Dec
177
Dec
29
64% Dec
29
22
184 Va Feb
15
20% Aug
9
52% Nov 29
155
41 Va July 30
334 Mar 26
39 % May
28 Vs Oct
77
181
9
24
35%
5,100
16 %
16%
33,400
47%
25,900
10
32%
33
32 VB
32 Va
32%
32%
3234
33%
22,400
13 Va
*37'A
37%
37 Va
37 Va
3734
3734
37%
37%
6 %
6 %
6V4
63b
6%
6%
13,800
1434
15'A
15 %
20,300
12
Sep
26
40% Jan
5
For
16% Mar
44 % Nov
footnotes
see
United Gas Corp
United Gas Improvement Co
—
United
Merch At Mfrs Inc
United
Park
44'A July 20
3
15
Nov
14
19 V* Mar 22
28
42
Nov
15
49% Mar 16
24.
5%
U
S
class A preference
Industries
6
14%
34
34%
34%
15
15'A
15'
a
700
1%
1%
17a
134
17a
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
3534
35%
8,400
No par
Freight Co
4%%
14%
34
a
35
28%
28%
28%
28%
27%
283b
27 Va
27%
14,200
4
56%
57
56'a
57 Va
57
58
58
58 %
6,500
159
*156
1
1
1% preferred
100
US Hoffman Mach common__82 %c
22 'A July 19
4
page
1
City Mines Co (The)
U S & Foreign Securities
US
33'A
x5%
United Industrial Corp—-
1
27
Dec
34 3b
47
Feb
3
Dec
34%
1634
US Gypsum Co common
Dec
57,800
4 7'A
2
15%
30,700
8%
15 7 b
Co
Aug
35
6%
8 Vb
467b
Aug 14
1
31
63B
9%
16
35
2
8% Mar
6%
83
473b
28% May 11
35'A Jan 23
36% Oct
39% Mar
6%
934
9%
1534
Fruit
9
6 •%
834
6%
83b
47 V8
Engineering & Foundry
United
14
60
6 %
6%
1
15 %
United
Mar
26
16,000
47%
16 Vs Aug 20
5*5
Sep
900
5%
78%
14%
8
12
6% Aug
43 %
4%
*73 V8
47%
13% Jun
43% Dec
34% Dec
43%
4%
78 Vb
78
5
Mar 31
May
30
43%
47'b
434
4%
78 Va
5
17'
60
5
*42%
78 VB
47-8
78%
No par
13 Va Mar 14
9
43
Va.
*4%
78 %
Dye At Chemical Corp com
United Electric Coal Cos
51 Va Feb
2
41'A
30c
100
1
Stores
$3.50 convertible preferred
8% May 17
~
Jan
78
Mar 21
474 Jan
Inc
preferred
50
common
series
A
1
50
1%
"156
159
*156
16 %
*43
16%
36
16%
44
16
*35
*156%
17 b
6,000
159
80
16 Va
15%
16'A
15%
16
31.400
36
35
35
35'A
35%
400
18,800
159
s
16%
*35%
1%
16%
1612
16»A
16 %
16 V«
16%
*42%
44%
*423-4
44 %
*42%
44%
••
100
23
*
The Commercial and
24
Financial Chronicle...
(164)
25% Nov
Jan
6
UVa Jan
5
21 Va Oct
81/# Jun
16
75% Mar 3
11
11
Jan
Mar 21
Jan 19
28
70
6
12
32% Nov
29
51% July 18
U
81% Dec
31
90% Mar
92
Dec
26
Sep
110
61 % Dec
23
42% Nov
29
23
142% D'.c
26
17% Dec
17
56
Jan
58
11
Jan
11
70% Dec
1
40% May 16
62 % Sep
23
61
51% Jan
143
Nov
17
Dec
U
23
30
31
U
Jan
20
168% Nov
14
3
19 % Aug
24
38% Aug
3
33% Dec*
Feb
2
12% Jun
27
14% Apr
21
7% Dec
17
10% Jan
23
9
99
17
12% Jan
9% Dec
14% Apr
100% Jun
30
Jan
27
38
7
U
16
19% Jan
28
27
Dec
31
10% Aug
3
26
26% Aug
15
&
*58%
.16%
Co
Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd
conv^-tible
United
preferred
2nd
B
Dec
Utah
38% Feb
9
55% May
4
Vanadium
12 % Dec
21
17% Jan
3
Van
37 'A Apr
6
12% Nov
28
Jan
4
20
7
130
Feb
2
128
Feb
20
200
Dec
28
94% Apr
24
21% Nov
38Va Apr
128
Jan
18
105% Dec
13
20
38% Jan
10
Dec
18
3%%
2,600
2,000
*24%
25
"24%
25
*70%
71
70%
71
25%
25
25%
25
12.80
6%
48%
48%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
26%
26%
27 %
27 %
28
6'/a
11%
11%
11%
12
12%
12%
12%
13%
13%
14%
2.50
45%
46%
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
46
46
46
23%
100
*110%
121
27
6
16
10% Dec
26
12% Dec
31
Vulcan
14% Dec
27
14% Dec
27
5%
74% Nov 28
83% Jan
3
Wabash
:
44%
103
Feb
Dec
28
106
Mar
6
103% Feb
Dec.31
87
13
17
Materials
Co
| com____
preferred aA
conv
%
"83
45 Va
45%
88%
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88
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119
600
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45
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2,400
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107
260
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91
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91
86
86
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90
76%
30%
75 %
74%
75%
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30%
30%
30
30
30
12
12
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14%
14%
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14%
75%
78
%
—
118%
89
11
1
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7,800
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88
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80
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89
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89
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120
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7,400
93,600
25
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119
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10
30
85
119
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27%
%
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3,300
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28
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80
24%
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28
28 %
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25%
49
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28
80
24 Va
Va
*123
__
*123
—
28%
"78
24
preferred
—
27%
80
*78
No par
79% Nov
Oct
May 23
*123
27%
27%
100
*123
*123
n 23
%
48
49%
48%
49%
49%
50%
*123
5
common
33% Jan
93
106
3,900
13 Va
9
103% Aug 22
16
25
26 %
$5
13
24 Va
13 Va
11
27
Feb
Feb
25 Va
26%
46% Jan
Dec
101
116r
24%
13
28% Nov
100
104
160
26%
49% Nov 30
6
13
700
71
■
13
Co com__10
preferred
100
$4.04
preferred
___ul00
$4.20 preferred
—100
$4.12 preferred
100
Virginian Ry Co common
___2B
6 %
preferred
25
44% Dec
117% Jun
25%
71
25 %
25
25%
71 %
26%
Virginia Elec & Power
47% July 26
3
45
25%
*70%
12%
10
Co
partic
.
148
25 %
71%
*70%
26
48%
1
2.50
Inc
Inc
preferred
dlv
%
145
147'
"145
25 %
25
1
%
147
*145
144
144
145
145
100
com
Va-Carolina Chemical com
6
100
00
Inc
Chemical Works
Victor
2,000
32 %
loo
Co
6%
15
59
& Pacific Ry com_100
noncumulative preferred
100
5%
34% Mar 26a
6%
*13%
32 %
Shreve
7
12
26
6%
14%
58 %
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co
Vicks
Feb
6%
*13%
32%
Industries
Co
Chemical
Sep
82
Raalte
6%
13%
32%
Corp of America
Norman
Van
Vick
25% Dec
129
123
22
May
85
6%
13%
58 %
Light Co
&
9
58% Mar
Jan
33
*84
84%
841a
6%
"14
58%
'.
Pictures
Power
14%
14 %
6%
6%
6%
*14
32%
preferred
25% Nov 21
40% Dec
Tobacco
Leaf
preferred
8%
14
113% Dec
Jan
84
2,200
57%
26
30
84
340
3,800
8
.
32:%
12
24% Nov
37% Jan
7%
32%
Feb
7
8
7%
8
3,300
57%
4%%
146% Apr
14%
57 'A
Universal
7
17%
35
14%
x32%
24
Nov
17%
34%
15
33%
Feb
33
17%
34
i5
59 Va
82% Mar 29
122
17%
34
15
8
85%
2,200
32%
29% Mar 12
11
85
86
87,900
148
58%
167
Jan
8
700
70%
69%
147%
1
12
51% Mar 29
7%
59%
59
70%
148
17%
14%
15
147 %
730
150%
35
*34
35
14%
60
69%
70%
148
17%
17%
17%
59%
61
69%
147
150
com.No par
20
94
71
148
'•34
8
*84
_„1
,_14
20
12
14%
7%
No par
preferred
Dec
11
17%
34%
14
pfd_5
Wallpaper Inc com___,
Class
Dec
33 % Oct
17%
1
15C
*59%
59
70%
148
148
34 Va
25
Corp
59
71%
147
r_No par
common
Stockyards
148
59%
70%
100
70
137
87% Sep
14,300
46%
5.600
23% Dec
28%
46%
2,600
7
3
47
64 %
3
21
94
90 %
62
Jan
37% Jan
46%
148%
10,600
85
*
62%
Feb
133 % Jan
46
47%
48%
149'A
47%
34%
*33%
62
31
1
94
61%
170
13
34%
85
*90%
00%
27
14
'83%
94
60%
26% Mar 15
Nov
85
*90%
60%
30% Feb
Jun
35 %
35
*83%
94
61
159 Va Dec
Oct
35
34%
85
*90%
60 %
Universal
130
35%
*83%
94
com__50
Mln
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
127
34%
85
50
Ref
6
4
July 21
133 % Jan 24
35%
*90%
66%
19
4
65 %
34 %
*83%
200
*65%
18%
Dec
10% Apr
66%
18%
Apr
8
6% Jan
47% Mar 115
65 %
150%
65
4
65 %
18%
39
32% Jan
65 %
149%
9
28
7
11
65
18%
7
19% Mar
64%
18%
41% Feb
39% Feb
65
24,100
1,000
-
13% Dec
47'/a Apr
64%
*
7,200
25 %
25
19
30% Dec
10
25%
18%
4
13% May 13
25%
19
3
35 Va Oct
25%
49%
56% Mar
91
24%
148%
35
23
26%
18%
10
77'A Nov
25%
.9
48%
23
18
27%
8%'
Shares
34%
*8%
148%
37 % Oct
May
9
5
jioncumulatlvC preferred
$6
Mar 23
Dec
33%
33%
8%
100
Corp common
Tobacco
United
82
14
S
33%
9
°8 %
____1
preferred
—
preferred
7%
34%
33%
9
8%
1
100
100
preferred
Steel
United
6
91
S
"8 %
26%
10
common
1st
Smelting
7%
10
15% Jun
17% Jan
35%
Co
noncum
Shoe Corp
7 %
Mar 17
156% Mar 14
Co_
preferred series A
preferred series B
Rubber
S
U
169
8
U. S
34%
34%
34%
Jan. 11
Jan. JO
5
Plywood Corp common
8<£
1
17
73% Dec
Dec .28
45 % Oct
S
34%
the Week
Friday
Thursday
9
10
Card
Playing
3%%
71% Sep 10
9
69
Mar
4
18
S
3%%
19% Sep
1
common
preferred
2
Feb
170
Co
Pipe <fc Foundry Co
July 18
67% Mar 14
53% Dee
60 % Feb
Jan
128
172 % Jun
1»
S
U
93% Sep
39% Mar 14/
157% Jan
U
1
20
Sep
9
44
6
3o
84 Va
Sep
35% Aug
Lines
4%%
9% July 13
15
23% Jan
S
U
14
36% Dec
11
14
9% Feb
28
66% Ja.n 21
97
2^% Jan
Jan
SalM far
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
Jan. 8
Jan. 7
Par
AND
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
17
YORK
NEW
Range for Year 1956
Highest
UWMl
LOW
STOCKS
Year 1955
19
RECORD
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Kaut tor Frerivai
Monday, January 14, 1957
<
—
30
12%
12%
12%
14%
14%
14%
76%
•
20
20
•
76%
76%
4,700
*29%
>76%
29%
•
*"V*
29%
1,100
12%
12%
3,200
15
15
3,700
,-16
14%
100
*76%
78
76%
*76 %
No par
*13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
*13 %
30 Va
30 Va
30
30%
30
30%
30
30%
29%
30
No par
71 V4
71 %
71%
71'/a
71
71%
71 %
72
72
72
2.5C
17 %
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
18Va
18 Va
18%
1
13 Va
14
14
14
14
14
14 %
14%
14%
14%
w
85% Mar 25
19
74% Jan
15% Dec
32% Nov
12% Jan
3
66% Apr
27
13'A Dec
19
147/a Jarti
9
29% Sep
26
33
Jan
6
Walgreen
14
64
Mar 20
29
75
12% Jan
30
20% Sep
13% Dec
12
Oct
14
95 Va Dec
17
106
Feb
3
6
12
Va Nov
106
1.00% Aug 10
5
10% Jan
lOVa July
Ward
7.
15% Nov
23
Apr
30
13
18% Jan
27
29 % Dec
26
30
40'A Feb
9
42% July
5
1
37% Oct
1
41 % Sep
20
Jan
32
2
35% Dec
20
30 % Dec
27
9
9
25 Va Feb
9
30
21% Sep
20% Aug
7
22
3
27
8
27% Dec
Apr
3
21% Mar
16'/a May 16
Jan
19'/a Feb
Wayne
2% Jan
6
4% Feb
17
2% Dec
26
33% Apr
4
40% Sep
9
30'A Oct
1
50 Va Dec
30
50% Dec
30
44% Nov
26
43% May 10
52% Feb
2
Jan
6
25% Apr
4
20% Feb
16
44
9
28% Sep
12
25% Jan
3
23% Mar 14
29'A Sep
1
25Va Jan
10
20
17% Mar
4'A Apr
15
113
Apr
Nov
106
Apr
7
27
97
15
92
Dec
12
105
Mar
99'A Feb
4
105'A Jun
10
88
Dec
20
105
Jan
Jan
31
Sep
14
42% Jan
30
63
Jun
14
25% Jun
9
105% Dec
19
16% Jan
6
49
110
104
26
5
Mar 20
Mar 27
18% Jun
20
15% Dec
13
112Ve Jan
APr
108
Jan
2538 Dec
16% Dec
105% Feb
13
18
12
31
5
23
Apr
Jan
6
56
Dec
9
Jun
29
86% Apr
21
68 V2 Feb
17
82 % July 20
56% Aug
9
73% Jan
26
58% Nov
29
86
26
28% Jun
30
62
20
Sep
25% Jan
6
53 % Oct
28
98% Aug
5
May 23
127
2o
93
47
9
Dec
Feb
28
13
17% Nov
21
32% Feb
15
26% Nov 29
83% Feb
15
50% Nov 29
103% Mar 18
130
82% Dec
128% Jun
July 29
27
5
49% Oct
11
53
Oct
5
46
Jan
20
96'A Jan
3
104
Aug
2
94
Sep
28
21% Jun
8
Nov
13
16
29% Oct
13
27% Dec
26% Oct
27
77
Sep
27
27
Jan
6
34% Jan
6
Mar 14
95
31% Sep
82
51% Sep
62
2
22% Jan
6
6
37
10% Jgn
6
15% Dec
Jan
1
99
Apr
10
9
12
22 '/a Jan
20
36% Feb
102 % July 25
July 28
28% Dec 30
7% Mar 30
Aug 30
Jan
23
67
May 10
May 9
22% Mar' 5
36% July 17
65% Mar 20
99% Jan
4
130
Feb 17
69'A Dec
31
103
Jan 24
28% Feb 23
80'A Feb 15
31J/a Jan 18
50% July 24
102
Jun
8
13% Apr
2
26% Feb
16
Mar 10
30 V8 Jan
30
12% Jan
23
29% Mar 14
May 10
16% Apr 30
Dec
9
61
5
86
Sep
17
82% Apr
30
9% Mar 18
17
Dec
5
14'A Jan
4
19 '/a Dec
5
7% May 10
11
Jan
27
4% Dec
26
10% Jan
9
25% Jan
4
75
18 Va Mar 21
Mar 14
30
Jun
140
21%
14
Jan
3
35% Dec
23
15
69
27% Aug 31
36% Aug 18
148 Va Jan
Nov
Dec
31
30 Va
13
24% Sep
43
20
Sep
26
Oct
18
127
9
37'A Feb 20
43% Dec
19
59 Va Mar 30
41 V8 Jan
23
60% Nov
92% Jan
7
100 % May 18
88% Nov
29
99% Jan
Oct
11
86
Mar 22
103% July
159% Jan
25
50% Mar 19
15
216
7
83% Nov
30
7'A Dec
31
25
32% Apr
26
Jan
19
36% Dec
12
6
108 % Sep
23
83% Feb
8
10
Nov
25
20
Jan
18
131 Va Dec
29% Nov
28
142% Dec
77
lOi
July 30
141 % Jan
3
23% Oct
67% Jan
14
Jan
6
86
Jan
18
12
23% May 24
•Bid
Dec
17
15
dividend.
24
Feb
9% Nov
and
y
22
asked
p\(t««r
Ex-rights,
e
•24
-\o
Name
sale*
on
this
11%
1,200
16 Va
16%
15%
16%
15%
15%
16
15%
15%
1,400
28%
28%
28%
28 %
28 Va
28%
28 'A
28
28%
5,000
45
45%
45 %
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
6,700
38%
38%
38 3
38%
28%
33%
"37%
33%
38
38
1,300
35%
36 %
35%
36
35%
36 %
36 '-•"
36%
36
36
7,700
32
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
32
26
25%
25%
*25%
*25%
26
28%
27%
28%
8
25%
1
26%
1
com__2.50
50
1
Kentucky Coal Co
Sugar
Corp
4
West
Penn
Power
4Va%
preferred
preferred
fl
„
series
dav
tin
7
X2%
32%
32 %
32 %
32%
46
46
46
46
47
45
43
44'A
43
44
*45
43 3
4
*38%
39%
39
26%
27
26%
38%
38%
26%
27
t
39
27
38
26 %
101
32%
48
44 Va
3.300
48
45%
2,100
32%
47
45%
38%
38%
2,180
18,700
38%
1,300
27
26%
27
11,300
101
*101 %
102
140
92
"88
92
*88
92
•88
92
*88
92
92
*90
92
*90
92
*90
92
91
91
45
44%
45
104
*103 %
10
10
(L A) Spring & Wire
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
.No par
filed
for
d Formerly Chicago Corp.
45
%
104
43%
*103
24 Va
24%
24%
16%
16%
16%
*88
*88
93
56%
57%
50 %
*73
74
*73
101
%
43%
500
3
32
32
46
%
%
*90
Young
has been
3
2
3
900
17,500
30%
*88
6%
petition
.
30'A
100
_100
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
ov
3
32
%
100
B
C
Steel Corp common—10
$5 preferred
-No par
Whirlpool-Seeger Corp common__5
4'A% conv preferred
80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
White Motor Co common
1
5V*% preferred
;_100
White Sewing Machine common__l
Prior preference
20
Wilcox Oil Co
—5
Wilson & Co Inc common—No par
$4.25 preferred
No par
Wilson-Jenes Co
10
e Windsor Industries Inc
___10c
Winn-Dixie
Stores
Inc
1
Co.
*2%
26
30
"2%
3
31 %
.
,
Zenltn Radio Corp.
2%
28
101
Wheeling
receivership,
27%
'A,.
101
Western Maryland Ry com__No par
4% noncum 2nd preferred
—100
Western Pacific RR conimon_No par
Western Union Telegraph
_2.50
Westlnghouse Air Brake
10
Westlnghouse Electric eommon_12%
3.80% preferred series B—-100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
ltO
changed from Consolidated Textile
*25%
27%
>
101
Pulp & Paper common__5
preferred
__100
Air Lines Inc
1
Auto Supply Co com
___5
4.80% preferred
_10U
West Va
4%%
Western
Western
25%
.
28%
-.
101
pfd
series
a
16
101
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
52% July 20
11
11
11%
34VaAng
24% July 10
36% Fab 27
43'A Oct
212% Apr
11%
13
98% Mar 9
10% Jan
4
Mar 22
45% May 12
159
96
*11%
preferred
100
Wisconsin Public Service Corp__10
Woodward Iron Co
_10
Woolworth (F W) Co
la
Worthington Corp common..
10
Prior preferred 4%% series__100
Prior pfd 4%% conv serles_100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
i
145
21% May 15
29% Oct
1
23
*95
11%
a
West
4.10%
104
Jun
96
*11%
Co
Oil & Snowdrift
preferred
4.20%
13
102
*95
11%
Mills
West Penn Electric Co
2
30
95
11%
32
Indies
27
3,000
96
*95
95
11 Va
Co—No par
No par
West
44 Va Dec
101% Feb
35
4.8%
4,100
15,800
1
95
8
Pump Co
Wesson
21
107% Jun
Inc
Welbilt Corp
6
Dec
29
Gas Light
Knitting
Wayne
14
•
500
1,800
11%
Pharmaceutlcal—l
Motor
Waukesha
9
Mar
•
13%
95
Washington Water Power
8
37% Aug
Pictures
Warner-Lambert
Washington
9
38% Mar 23
100
78
1
Corp
Bros
.
*76'A
78
*76%
1
100
preferred
Wardell
Warner
9
40Va Jan
W
&
Ward Industries Corp
20
49% Aug
G
Co
Baking Co common
5%%
28
22% Sep
38% Dec
Walworth
7
43% Dec
18% Mar 14
30% Mar 14
preferred
Co
(Hiram)
Walker
17V8 Mar 12
13% Jun
15
Nov
16% Aug 31
3
24% Jan
6
15% Nov
9
30
81 % Sep
3
27 %l Jan
7% Jan
4%%
RR
Waldorf System
%
*103'A
24%
24%
16%
16%
*88
93
.
56
57%
*73
74
45%
104
24%
16%
93
57
74
45%
46
46
*103%
104
24%
15%
*88
55 %
"73
*103%
24%
16%
24 %
15%
*88
93
57%
57%
*73
74
"l6
3,500
47%
104
6,300
24 %
2,100
15 Va
93
9,700
58%
74
63%
62%
63%
61%
61%
61%
62%
61%
62%
4,200
20%
20%
20%
20%
20
20%
20
20%
19%
20%
21,000
29 %
29%
29%
29%
29%
30%
30%
30%
30 %
30%
18,400
56
57 %
55%
56 3
55%
56'A
56%
57
46,800
84 Va
84 Va
83
84'A
*83%
84%
84%
85
700
62%
*127
,
*
.
8
125%
56%
*83%
57
84 %
*125%
*125%
*125%
66%
68
66
66%
65 3 a
6612
65%
66%
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Number 5603
Volume 185
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(165)
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55
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1965
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89%
90
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%
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1
89
Jan-Jul*
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General
Mar-Sept
1976
&
Steel
Eastern
stamped
AGreen
1984
Crane Co
1st
99%
payment
1980
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a
109%
86%
April-Oct
Continental
Cuba
96%
12
89
87 Va
Feb-Aup
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debentures 1965
debs
180
Cuba—
of
Continental
3s
103%
83%
June-Dec
2001
subord %onv
128%
102 %
84%
April-Oct
May-Nov
.
*
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3s
103%
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88
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^
first
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91%
Jan-July
1976_
debs
115
—
1979
dollars)
Consumers
Continental
Gas
Railroads
103%
April-Oct
X
ser
1978
inc
cum
(Bait)
1981-.
debentures
debentures
5s
&
General
103
June-Dec
1976—
U
2%s
Natural
3'As
Apr-Oct
Power
&
May-Nov
1963—
ser
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3s
1986
ser
f
s
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102%
101
103 %
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1986
convertible debentures
1st
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Jan-July
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series
ref
1st
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104
104 %
93
102%
1979—Jan-July
F
:
1958
1986
3%s
1984—
K
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Va
102
89
&
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89
102 %
91
87
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95
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93
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series
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80
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1984
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99
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88%
1982
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ref
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87
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98
99
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3'As
104%
88
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refund
94
101
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99 Va
82
100-'
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91
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101
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s
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s
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a
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95%
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1976
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subord
A 5s
79
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87
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1969
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conv
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94'/a
75
1970—May-rSepf
:
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ser
debentures
mortgage
Eastern
120
64%
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1981_——,___Apr-Oe£
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»
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76%
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ApriZ-Oct
1981_—
98
65%
92
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—
F
101%
64%
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1980
debs
conv
mortgage
E
1037/a
98%
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series
series
May-Nov
1961—ApriZ-Oct
1977
1979..
ser
92%
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8
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1975
C
41
71
>:
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84%
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1980—
mortgage
Energy
65%
June-Dec
1975
debentures series
debentures
*79%
E
4%s
86
99
92%
97%
mortgage 3%s 1983
4%s
131
399%
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103%
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-
gtd
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debentures
debentures
99%
99
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first
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95
85
4s
1989
System
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50
98
80
82
88
& Mack first lien
gold 4s 1998
June-Dec
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June-Dec
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Tunnel 4%s 1901
May-Nov
Detroit Tol & Ronton RR
2%s ser B
1970-Mar-Sept
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debentures 1961
May-Nor
3s
subordinated
debts 1982
96 Va
95%
99 7/«
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1st
86
__
83%
82
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97
102%
101%
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87
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ref 27/8s ser N 1984
ref 3%s series O
&
1st
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1986
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3%s
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3s
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95
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102
98%
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89
91%
69 %
89
89
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1980-;
1st mortgage 3'As 1982—
92%
98
101
96
%
91
May-Nov
Duquesne
93
92%
89
98
68%
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May 1 3043
83%
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92
95
94
ref
conv
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103'A
96
98%
Jan-July
1982.
2%s
mortgage
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92
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1977—Jan-JuZy
1991—Jan-July
trust 4s 1990_May-Nou
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Mich
first
Electric
Columbia
98%
-
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convertible
1st
Mar-Sept
1977—.
69%
74
92%
70
94%
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&
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49 Va
67
67
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442
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St Louis
70%
05%
E
1971
Co
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
74%
54%
93
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1982——May-Nov
1975_ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
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City Investing Co 4s uebentures 1961
Cleveland
58%
70
92%
1969—Feb-Aug
1974
Feb-Aup
1970—
debentures
Service
86%
48
58%
70%
2%s
series
O I T Financial Corp 2%s
4s
debentures
1960
Cities
101%
; .76
10
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mortgage
3%s
A
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1978
mortgage
First
3%s
Co—
ser
1st
mortgage 2%s
Union
3s
bO
164
54%
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mortgage
Cincinnati
61
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mortgage
Cincinnati
58
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First
trust
77 Va
&
2%s-4'As
coll
60%
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&
60
RR—
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1st
63%
58%
&
3%s deben 1971
78%
61%
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4.ua»
—
-
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V
1%
contingent interest)
1993
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1970
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series I 1983.
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60
81
76
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87
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87
78%
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trust
■
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First
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1999—April
1989—
97
76
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2044
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90%
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93
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85
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1993
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1984
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1988
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97 Va
106
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30
%
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%
82
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2055
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69
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1973
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trust 3%s
95%
80
106
%
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Jan
Jan
110%
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90%
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112
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81%
81
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1994
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series
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mc
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97
70
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Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific
General
106
May-Nov
Jan-July
April
2038
103%
953
100%
Essex
&
or
Bid A Asked
June-Dee
mtge & coll tr 5s ser A 1988
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1st
\
Week'a Rang*
Last
■ale Frlee
l96e__—AprU-Oot
Pennsylvania Division—
100 Va
85%
97 %
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100',4
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%'•
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&
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and
Income
99
95
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1988
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Morris
aaz,
April
2054
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Chicago Great Western 4s ser A
17
89
Feb-Aug
1997
1985
B
York
101%
91%
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RR
New
101
97%
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mt.ge
Chicago &
First
86
refunding mortgage 3Vis 1985—Feb-Aug
refunding mortgage 2%s 1970—Feb-Aup
First and
1st
10
Jan-July
1958
98
85%
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Co
94
107% 107'%
89
1973—June-Dec
1989
98%
1st
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H
67
bo
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*
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55 Va
&
First
Feb-Aup
and
88
1
Ported
Dayton Union Ry 3 y4a series B 1901
95
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Interest
Exehaagd
3Vas debentures 1977
Delaware & Hudson 4s extended
1903
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96%
71
85%
RECORD
—
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62
57
%
11
New York Stock
97
%
25
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1996—May-Not>
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high
.un
84
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No.
90%
85
Feb-Aug
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1992
JANUARY
Year 1956
75 7.
56
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1968
1965
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84
74
BOND
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*93
April-Oct
1974
B
Paper & Fibre deb 3s
debentures 1981
Chesapeake
~~
Ry Co—
mortgage
ENDED
Range for
High
*80
May
Champion
3%s
Jan-July
Jan
WEEK
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Tow
1995
A
Friday'a
or
Sale Prloe
4Vis series B Jan
mortgage
Oentral RR
series
4 Vis series
mortgage
FOR
Week's Range
Last
Period
Georgia Ry—
mortgage
AGen
Interest
.t.
Exchang*
EXCHANGE
first
Feb
6s
A
1957
June-Dec
1937
95%
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
50
47
50
22 7/a
22%
23 %
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97%
35
68
132
-
ti
42'/a
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18
30
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The Commercial
23
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Interest
'BONDS
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
1
v-ri\ix
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Sale Price
High
Range for
Sold
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1981_^Jan-July
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RR—
Central
High
Low
No.
—
—
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Jan-July
mortgage 3 -As series F
1st mtge 3 % S ser G 1980
1st mtge 3%s ser H 1989
90
1984
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3%s
f
s
1980
debentures
lAMlseder
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Indianapolis
Union
1948
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International
3.65s
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Minerals
3%s
101 la
92 %
92%
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3s
94
94
3s
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%
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101%
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96%
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100
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98
88
19
99%
87
84
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90 %
96 %
901.:
Reiunding &
93%
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88
104%
99
14
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100%
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Lake
Afar-Sept
1977
87%
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103%
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mortgage 3%s
1st
mortgage
1980
3s
»
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Jan-July
1978_
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100
Joy
3%s
Manufacturing
debs
20
98%
00
4
A/ar-Sept
1975
96%
94%
94
95
4Vis
N
103
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Mich
City
1st
mortgage
1st
87
Ayril-Oct
June-Dec
1990
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1976
mortgage
27«s
2%s 1980
City Southern Ry Co—
1st mtge 3%s series C 1984—_
Kansas City Terminal Ry 23/4S 1974
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 19871
0
90%
85
83 %
83%
June-Dec
June-Dec
1978
95%
95%
N
N
Kansas
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4Vis
Stamped 1961
1961
4%b
unguaranteed
1961
Toll
&
5s certificates
April-Ocf
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1959
86
101%
95'
95%
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97
110%
49
51
64%
98
97 Va
102
100
145
N
102
N
N
5%
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4
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RR
&
Lake Shore &
MJcli South gold 3%s 1997--June-Dec
3 lis
registered 1997
Lehigh Coal 6c Navigation
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
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June-Dec
3Vis
A
N
70%
92
71
72
80%
85
87%
92
72 1
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1970—April-Ocf
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ref
5s
stamped
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ref
5s
stamped
78
73%
77
Feb-Aug
65 1
69
65
74%
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1974___
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1964
80"4
87
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extended
mortgage 5s
to
1984
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A
4s
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B
4'/is
fixed Interest
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fixed
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interest 2003
4s
D
contingent interest 2003
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May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979—April-Oct
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5s
conv
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Miami
Lockheed
debs
f
s
1976_
general
June-Dec
series
4s
70
81
93
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--
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88
62%
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72
67
79
79
74%
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subord
debentures
100
112
93%
278
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115
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ser
Lorlllard
1963
(P)
Co 3s debentures
debentures
1976
:
101%
101
120%
ser
F 2003
First & relund
mtge 2%s
ser
G -2003
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ser
33/8s
mtge
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I
124
100
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1982-
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3Vis
1984_
1st
1980
mtge
2%s
92 7 i,
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27'8s
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&
Central
RR
debentures
5Vis
1972
a
78 r,3t
77%
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71
71
87
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1'03'%
80
99%
85%
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94
98 %
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3 Vis
f
s
1978
debentures
1980
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conv
&
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lirst
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mortgage
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3%s
1969
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1974_Feb-Aug
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107
_
86 Va
—
>s
April-Oct
1976
100%
95
—
103 %
97
•
89
.
1980_Feb-Auy
83
61
81
91
—
92
:
—
1
*92 Va
1
o> <N
101
Y
Yonkers
Electric
Light
&
Power
2-%s
1976.Jan-July
-97
79
—
May-Nov
.—April
a
79%
19
79
94
66 V'4
74
April-Oct
140
62
139% 141 %
93%
Included
87
*91%
74
99
not
100
67
Va
97
"2
70
84
114%
84
148%
7
82 Va
86%
year's
the
included
in
sale
range.
the
year's
86 3 4
5
86
96 7
not
11
included
in
the
A Bonds
»
selling
the
Under-the-rule
range,
y
year's
sale
not
d Ex-interest,
In the year's
range,
included
Ex-coupon.
by maturity.
being in bankruptcy,
^Companies reported as
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales
92%
—
Jan-July
in
delivery
gNegotiability impaired
__
1971—May-Nov
Deferred
84
*87%
__
1 ..June-Dec
receivership,
such
or
reorganized
e
Odd-lot
range,
under
r
sale
not
Cash
said
Section
17
at
companies.
being
transacted
flat.
during
current
week.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
In
the
WEEKLY
following
extensive
Jan. 7, and
ending Friday, Jan.
stock or bond in which
any
list
furnish
we
a
AND
complete report of the
YEARLY
transactions
RECORD
the
American Stock
Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
compiled from the report of the
American Stock Exchange itself and is
intended to include every
dealings have occurred during the current
security whether
year.
11.
It is
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
on
JANUARY
11
.
*riaay
Last
STOCKS
American Stock
Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Aberdeen
Petroleum
Acme
Precision
Acme
Wire
Adam
Co
Consol
Corp class A
Products
Inc
common
Industries
Aeronca
Manufacturing Corp
Supply Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Aero
Ainsworth
For
5 >4
1
10%
10
Inc
l
Range
oi
Prices
5
2*4
Manufacturing
cee
common
33
6%
Low
4*a
Sep
5%
Aug
Air
G%
Associates
Apr
9%
Dec
Air
26 %
Dec
Way
Inc
6%
100
5*8
Dec
4,800
7%
Oct
9 %
Dec
1,700
Alabama
1%
Oct
Great
3%
Jan
Alabama
Power
8%
Jan
Alan
10 *4
Jan
2%
2%
_
7%
—
638
1,900
5 %
Apr
Nov
Feb
10% Mar
Ajax
Petroleums
Alabama
5Ve
(N
Industries
50
31
Sale Price
Par
1.000
10
Last
American Stock Exchange
Hipn
28%
9%
5%
Friday
STOCKS
Range for Year 1956
3,800
*
5
8hares
5%
-
footnotes
for Week
11%
10%
6%
9%
Sales
Hiuh
28 '/a
1
l
Week's
Low
1
Va
60%
60
12
95%"
—
104
47
*95%
—
103%
32
Va '
96
«
•
ft
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
debs
3
3
65
64
>
67 Va
88
97%
Va
*86 V'4 100
May
60
88
4
98%
63
Jan-July
%
88
99
62
1969— April-Oct
1U58
2
—
98
a
*94
—
Jan-July
-Jan-July
Jan-July
1979—
Service
57
*83
Feb-Aug
—
A
ser
80
86
2004—
4%s inc
mortgage
Wisconsin
1
74 3 4
I960
4s series A
mi'ge
82 Va
86
1953
mortgage 3s
B
132
107
Co
Wisconsin
107
108
&
mtge
Gen
95
104%
51
103 V»
147
Feb-Nov
1975
Wisconsin
85 Va
106%
149
161
164
117%
ccnv
100%
91%
144%
'
1991—April
1984
ser
98
96%
90
169
'
145
•
——
90%
87%
106
6s
Whirlpool-Seeger Corp
66
-»
.
May-No®
1st
106%
mortgage
Winston-Salem
73
series
debentures
Wilson
2
163
—
160
June-Dec
1981
;
107 Vi
5
''
'
•
May-Nov
C 1973—April-Oct
1st 4s sty; A
106%
73
*92
—
June-Dec
June-Dec
i
2361
106%
69 %
90'/a
89%
.
April-Oct
1966
96%
72%
103%
88
Jan-July
2361
91'/a
■
97
82
'
I
95
90
98
90
'
Wheeling & Lake Eric RR 2Vis A
1992—Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel JVis series C 1970
__Mar-Sepf
First mortgage 3Vis series D 196'7_
Jan-July
83 Vi
Gas
Wood
V*
103 Va
105%
22
"
^April-Oct
5s
guaranteed
52
•"
104
100
*75
Mar-Sept
1981—June-Dec
I
Westinghousc Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
140
69%
69 %
3%s
4s
65
94%
95
93 Va
«
mtge 3%s 1967—Ja n-July
guaranteed 1979—May-Nov
3%s 1974May-No®
49
98%'
92 %
—
income
3%s
96
e
5s
93%
69%
5
2
*
June-Dec
1st morLgage 3%s series C 1979
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s ser A 1981
94%
104
first
registered
§ A 1st
138 Vi 140
%
4s
99%
80
105%
96
95%*
99% 100
gen
Western Maryland Ry
107 %
430
106% 107%
98%
98 %
93 %
83
97%
90
3s
Electric
Penn
85
*—
Jan-July
—Jan-July
Jan-July
Apr-Ocf
Lighting
mortgage
Shore
87 Vi
98 V»
96
.
90
96
1957—May-Nov
1958
Westchester
West
80
*83
May-No®
April-Oct
1985
3Vis
Standard
80
94
:
B
ser
Washington Terminal 2%s scries
104'/a
96
88V4
105%
91
95%
Mar-Sept
series
93%
West
.'
98
3
Co—
93
94 %
89
96 y»
74%
%
90
0
June-Dec
3%s
102
92 Va
'l
97'/4
84
75
99
90
May-Nov
—ApriZ-Oct
_
mtge 4s income series A Jan
112%
—
___May-Nov
'75—Jime-Uec
74
85
101%
84 Va
89%
75
Jan-July
Jan-JuZy
mtge Income 4Vts series B Jan
First mortgage 3Vis series B
1971
Warren RR first ref gtd
gold
84%
•
2
Co-
104%
—
Co—
mtge 5 Vis series
Gen
RR
!i
4
96
100
91
84%
C:
Jan-July
1969
Ry^s series B 1995
664
85%
*87Vi
3 39
1961—:
.87
103%
87 Va
90
__
91
vW
w
Wabash
94%
100
92%
112%
84%
100
198C-
113
93%
■!
96
June-Dec
1996
3Vis
West
,
111
85 Va
—Mar-Sept
May-Nov
A
ser
Mortgage 2%s series E
mortgage 2*4s series F
mortgage 2%s series G
First
1973
1977-
1981——
Term
99%
'
Jan-July
Jav-Ju\y
1969
4'Vis
Fran
Southern
1st
(Oregon Lines)
'
mtge
consolidated
99%
87
—1
86%
112%
Jan-July
Feb-Auy
Jan-July
Southern
4s
First lien ami ref mtge 3 Vis
100 %
88
ti
*93
Jan-July
Telegraph
Virginian
100
470
97
94
86 Va
90
*98 %
refund
ref
107
88%
101 y8
100
92 Va
—
Feb-Aug
May-No®
April-Oct
Apr-Ocf
1976
gtd
Power
&
First
92
'
■
—April-Oct
Co—
1985
&
1st
73 Va
100
96%
■-
91 V'4
94
7
*94
Jan-July
mortgage & Refund 3%s
114
98
""'wW
'
*85
—
•
1
0
Mar-Sept
Jati-July
Gen
__
39 Va
'
1st
101%
'
*92
June-Dec
1963
1979
debentures
2%s
gtd
Telephone
debentures
2%s
RR
92 %
%
0
ApriZ-Oct
1947
subord debs
RR consol
and
95
92%
Mar-Sept
1986—..-June-Dec
Sinclair Oil Corp 4%s conv
debs
Bkelly Oil .2'As debentures 1905
Soccny-Vacuum Oil
?%s
1976
92
95 Va
91%
*95
1966—ApriZ-Oct
ctfs 4%s 1968
Electric
97%
•'
*98
April-Oct
April-Oct
1971
A
Virginia & Southwest
Si,
97%
88
73 i/s
25 Va
*92 %
mtge 2Vis sey E 1,975—Mar-Sept
First and refund
mtge 3s series F 1978—Mar-Sept
First and refund
mtge 2%s ser G 1979—June-Dec
First, and ref
mtge 2%s ser H 1980
97
64
103 %
95
•
conv
First
101
100 %
;
66%
June-Dec
1982-
1973
2%s
1951
Virginia
95
83 %
*97
June-Dec
t debs
s
debentures
debs
America
1977
series
104 '/a
v
89%
78 %
.
;
94
76
42%
*86
1951
Vandalia
1
;
Union
f
s
of
Vanadium Corp of Amerjca—
3V/bs conv subord
debentures
■
Mar-Sept
1966
debs
98%
135 %
626
91
38%
Feb-Aug
1991—Mar-Sept
series C
1951
99%
82%
.
13
91
(X rf*
< 1
1951
159
76%
1989_Pan-July
,
4Vis
Co
104
94
91
May-Nov
& Sons 2%s
3s
debentures 1974
Service Pipe Line 3.20s
Shell
160'/a
'
,
94
*86
6Vis sinking fund
mtge series C
3 Vis assented
series C
157%
10
79%
»—
llJ68_J«?/e-Dee
1980
debentures 1977
Car
Biscuit
99%
85
110'/a
*88
42
May-Nov
assented series A
194^
6%s sinking fund
mtge series A
3 Vis assented
series A
186
*91
67%
82
~7
85 %
94
94
95
102
94%
96
85 V'4
June-Dec
1970
Gas Corp 2%s
1970
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
4Vis
May-No®
44
June-Dec
.
3Vis
93
Union Depot 3%s B
1971
April-Oct
V & New
England 1st gtd 4s
1989—May-No®
Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
Beaboard Air Line RR Co—
mtge
1980
1976
debentures
6%s
161%
1475/«
79%
Scott
1st
>
114V4
84
96-%
*110%
June-Dec
U
178
161%
—
90
78
100
87
96 Vi
May-Nov
2%s
California 2%s debs
Participating
Bcioto
3%s
1974
sinking fund debentures 1973
S Rubber 2%s
debentures 1976
2%s debentures 1967
United Steel Works
Corp—
99 %
100
103'/a
-Mar-Nov
gold 4s
3%s
3%s
—
--
100
>/a
«
1985—Jan-JuZy
1st mtge & coll
trust 3%s 1972
1st mtge & coll trust
33/c,s 1975
4%s s f debs 1972
86
147%
Mar-Sep
4s inc bond
of
Tank
1st
117%
83
6
186
2022—May
2006
Ry—
certificates 1989
certificates Nov
bond
98
92
8
„
Jan-July
Jan
Bt Louis-Southwestern
4s
United
■
April-Oct
Bt Louis-San Francisco
Ry Co—.
1st mortgage 4s scries A
1997
ASecond mtge inc 4%s
ser
A
1st mtge 4s ser B
1,980
0
*82
96
June-Dec
1982
debentures
Union
104%
87
87
Mar-Sept
1996_Jan-July
gold 5s
99
Pacific—
Refunding mortgage 2Vis
4
s
Second
First
103 %
94%
175 V'B
War-Sept
Second
96%
104 V
488
Mar-Sept
J
income
2%s
90 %
—
D
5s
1st
91%
—
series
Bagnenay Power
3Vis
Oil
85
4
May-No®
I
88
1970—April-Oct
1990—ApriZ-Oct
Pacific RR—
35
—
General mortgage 3V»s
series
Bt
mtge
Union
—
93 %
87
Feb-Aug
——ApnZ-Oc't
Rochester Gas & Electric
Corp—
General mortgage 4%s
89
u
tr
Union
—
72
— —
Way-Nov
.1.955
C
United
Jan-July
Ja?i-July
Elec
*87
Missotiji 3%s 1971—May-Nov
coll trust 2%s
1975_ApriZ-Oct
1968
coll
99
4
92%
—
June-Dec
1946
Rhlnc-Westphalia
&
208
84%
%
nuge
87%
——
94
92
debentures
~
Feb-Auo
assented
series
gold 5s 2000
M 3%s ser E
Orleans
Union Electric Co of
First xnortgage and
175%
104 %
95%
Co first & ref 33/8s
series d
1995.-Wa,y-Nov
(R J)
Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
Mfg Co 3%s debs 1973
sinking fund mortgage 1946
New
138%
*81%
0
Reynolds
Rheinelbe Union—
94 Va
Ave Ry
130
170
ti
—.
Jan-Julj
1980
B
3%s
M
first
series
1
99%
3%s
cpnv
98%
9IV2
War-Sept
20
—
Rheem
94
91
%
*164
__
Apr-Ocf
Corp of America 3%s
95%
94%
first refunding 4s
1960—Jan-July
Adjustment income 5s Jan 1960
April-Oct
Tide Water
Associated Oil Co—
3 %s s f
debentures 1983
AprZZ-Oct
Tol & Ohio Cent ref and
impt 3%s I960—June-Dec
Tri-Conlinental Corp 2%s debs 1961
100%
R
Radio
3Vis
refund
of
96 Va
96
*86
—
100 %
*106
2037—Jime-Dec
1964
RR
104%
93%
Ja n-July
Jan-July
.
1972
RR—
Pacific-Missouri
tAThird
tlHi*
LOW
100
93
1
92
—
Reading
104 Vi
and
Year 1956
No.
100%
Jan-July
May-Nov
M
refund
Paciiic
Range for
Sold
T
Orleans
refund
and
&
Texas
100%
—
*91
June-Dec
debentures
o
Mar-Sept
1966
1973
\
New
Term
Q
25/as
1973
Bonds
fJioh
May-No®
debentures
.
and
First
Texas
98
1
mortgage 3s 1972—A/ay-Nov
mortgage 2%s 1979-Jtme-Dec
1972
&
First
101
100
—
—
C7
2037—.Jan-July
3%s debentures 1975
Oats
Texas
102
98
—
Mar-Sept
8s
'
General
98u
—
refunding mortgage 3V»s
1983--April-Oct
Quaker
95
3
—
Way-Nov
May-No®
5s
debs
C 2019
Jan-Julf
Refund and impt 2%s series D
1985——April-Ocl
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
101
94
—
0
--
mortgage 31/4S 1968—Jan-July
mortgage
96%
97
--
,
mortgage
5
108
a
Feb-Aug
Jem-July
1963
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
and
93
--
April-Oct
1977
& Gamble
3%s debs 1981
Service Electric & Gas
Co—
First
110
80
—
1983
3%s
debentures
\
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
A
Mar -Sept
1986
2%s
Sale Priee
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
Refund and impt M 4s series
June-Dec
Potomac Elec Power
1st mtge 3V»s
First mortgage 3s
First
*100
—
June-Dec
4'<2s series D 1977
Pipe Line 2%s 1970
106
100
:
108%
4
86
Ry—
general
106%
100
.
94%
«_
—
Co
Last
Period
Low
Chemical
&
2%s
102%
104
28
94 %
94%
Ry Co—
1st
Pittsburgh Youngstown
Swift
Week'# Rang#
Interest
'
96%
6
Friday
;
Exchange
Sunray Oil Corp. 2%s debentures
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
100%
lOOli
104
*100% 101%
79%
79%
Stauffer
90 Vi
99
104 %
RECORD
11
BONDS
100%
100
100'/4 101
Vi
BOND
JANUARY
New York Stock
99
•
1st
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgn P.ate Glass 3s debs
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
92
—
*100
101
ENDED
hlQtl
93
*100
April-Oct
mtge 3%s 1964...May-No®
Consolidation Coal 3%s
Coke
Low
7
83
*98%
June-Dec
WEEK
Year 1956
No.
*100
April-Oct
EXCHANGE
FOR
Range for
Sold
Hi ah
93 7 it
*93
& St Louis RR—
series
Bonds
*83
1964. Way-Nov
mortgage 5s series B 1975
General mortgage
3%s series E 1975
3s
Loin
1963—Fcb-Awp
ser
Friday's
92%
Feb-Aug
I
STOCK
RANGE
Bid & Asked
93%
Ry—
ser
General
Plttsb
or
1957—Way-Nov
H
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guaranteed 4%s
guarantped 4%s
Cine
General
4s
YORK
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J)
Inc
Southern
Steel
Shares
5'/a
13
)}■.
33%
33%
Co
preferred
5
Low
11%
300
5 Va
3
1.600
1
34 %
10
100
9
2,000
Nov
%
Feb
88
89
200
30%
31%
300
13% Mar
9%
1 Va
33*4 May
162
88%
Hly,.
Jan
4%
15.400
50
preferred—100
Range for Year 1956
Hiah
10%
2
Corp
cumulative
for Week
Low
1
Sale#
Range
50c
Ltd
4.207c
Week'8
of Price#
88
38'A
Jan
182
Nov
27
Oct
Sep
May
103%
.
Feb
34%
Oct
86Va
Jun
Nov
Nov
90
Dec
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STOCK EXCHANGE
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warrant*
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Aiioa
3
—*
America—
cumulative preferred
$3.75
"A"
Arkansas
Louisiana
61
Jan
1,800
11%
Jun
13%
Jun
13%
I,500
25%
Feb
43
%
EJec
29 %
29
500
27 Va
Jan
33% May
%
,
10%
33%
8%
Feb
13% July
Nov
41
Jan
31
31%
50
m% Oct
36%
Jan
Central
13%
14 To
23,400
11%
Nov
15
Oct
17
15%
5,900
13%
Sep
preferred
Central Power Sc Light 4%
16%
600
4
Oct
4%
Jan
19,800
11
Oct
16%
Feb
19% Mar
24%
Sep
11%
17
200
22 %
22%
9%
800
7% May
5%
5%
9%
5%
3,700
4% Dec
2%
20,300
300
2
2
15
14%
' ..iv9%
9
9
9%
II,900
340
90%
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27%
Jun
39%
1
21%
21!
22 %
48,100
18%
Jan
22%
Apr
14'/a
19%
19'%
1,300
17%
Nov
24
Jan
1
35%
32%
37
5,900
19%
Jan
46%
Apr
h f'
21
1
1
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A
8
.
8%
Feb
10 %
Apr
2
200
Dec
5 %
Jun
Jun
2%
J?
2%
2%
1,900
2%
2'%
2%
1,800
2
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3%
4%
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4%
4%
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3% Aug
5%
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61
May
26;,a
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5
5
3
3
Nov
15%
Apr
4%
Sep
6%
Sep
2 %
Nov
4% Mar
2,600
4%
8%
3%
Nov
47a
Jan
14
Jun
17%
Sep
Feb
48
Nov
3
3%
Jun
5
1
1
•
Aug
5
9,700
9%
42
Nov
37
9
Dec
3%
100
4%
22%
600
4%
10.300
55,500
9
preferred
Automatic Voting Machine
Ayah ire Collieries Corp common
Non-voting
42%
5
Inc
non-cum
1% May
1,200
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1
;
Products
Steel
26 %
—
Inc
Devices
Dec
1 %
25%
•
10 pesos
Corp option warrants
Plywood
Corp
1
Feb
107
46%
1
Sc
Mining
Corp
Dec
46%
I
Co—
Line
Coast
Consolidated
17
16%
17%
1,200
;a
3
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Sc
Class A
Industries
Baker
Baldwin Rubber common
Securities
Baldwin
Banco
15
15%
500
1
16Va Xl6%
400
.
Ltd
Oil
Banff
5
Beck
Corporation.
Telephone of Canada
Instrument Corp
Watch
Benrus
Bickford's
Inc
Bohack
(H C)
5Va%
Borne
(S)
Dec
300
x453/4
Jun
5174
Apr
Crystal
1,900
12 Va
Dec
197s Mar
Dec
103/a Mar
Brazilian
Works
Gear
Traction
Corp
163/4
Nov
Cuban
Atlantic
Sugar
Feb
1174
Dec
Cuban
Tobacco
Dec
63/i
Jan
Cuban-Venezuelan Oil vtc.—
8%
Jan
57s
31%
32%
800
32 V*
Dec
47
Jan
92
94
90
Dec
102
92
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American
Dec
574
1,000
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Jan
British
Petroleum
American
dep
Brown
Company
Brown
Forman
Co
3,000
1%
Jun
23/i
7%
8%
19,300
6 Va
Apr
8
6%
7
3,500
5%
Dec
9Va Mar
~8%
7
3'4
6%
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.
Daltch Crystal
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48 Va
497a
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%
49
10a
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63/4
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29%
36% Mar
Sep
Jan
51%
Apr
6 A May
1 J,5u0*
73/4
Jan
343/4
(EL)
„
60c
convertible
6%
serial
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363/s
Jan
51
18
1874
51,600
13%
Jan
257a
Jun
177o
18
13,500
15%
Nov
247a
Apr
18
18%
600
16 3/4
Dec
243/4 Aug
—
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Va
6%
6%
2,200
6%
Nov
13%
13 Va
13%
4,400
Dec
23
22 Va
23
500
12%
21 %
3
Sep
10
10%
1,500
9%
Dec
6
—2.50
Aug
■
Nov
7%
Jan
17 Va Mar
Apr
34
43/8 Mar
13%
Feb
3
3
3
Dec
47/8 July
50c
7%
7%
774
2,700
7%
Jan
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9
_
3
10%
10:%
10%
400
8%
Dec
11
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8%
8 Va
Va
700
8 Va
Sep
10 Va
Jun
3% May
47a
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common
...
Co
1
400
8
4%
5%
5 %
2,300
1
187a
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600
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16%
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mill
preferred
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21'/a
Nov
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Nov
Ltd—
dep
(J
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&
ord
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convertible
1
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4
4%
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6
Dec
678
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July
Jan
4%
5
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2
2%
10,800
178
Dec
434 May
73/4
8%
400
6%
Nov
14% May
1,000
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common
class A
l'/a May
Jun
434
4 Va
Jan
4%
5
_
25c
.—7.50
Cable
100
Super Corp
Electric Products common
Calgary & Edmonton Corp
Calif Eastern Aviation Inc
California
$3.00
$2.50
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Camden
Electric
Ltd
Fire
Oil
50c
4%
•
1
1%
4
%
300
Sc
Gas
Co
Insurance
1
5
1
Nov
4%
Dec
2%
6
Jan
July
33%
28%
3%
13%
3%
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5%
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10%
Aug
Dec
26
500
173/4
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31
2,300
16%
Jan
37
July
Dec
5
Mar
Dec
6% Mar
3%
4%
1,600
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.
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4.500
4%
90
7% July
8% May
%
9%
100
5 Va
57%
600
10%
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Oct
43/b Aug
13/4 July
50
6%
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27a Mar
23 8
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87a
3,000
Jun
83i
Nov
33 Va
100
Oct
43%
Nov
10
10'! '4
1,500
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Jan
14 %
15%
16 3
4
1,100
133/8
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18%
Dec
227a
23%
1,500
22
Fen
25 %
July
5%
7%
3,400
5V2
10%
Jan
4%
5 %
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434
Apr
2
2%
7,500
13/4
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%
16,800
6
Dec
10% May
6,500
21
Jan
37
1%
6 %
5%
6
35%
40
6%
25
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Jtm
63i May
Oct
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.
Dec
15
15%
1,200
123/b
Feb
16% July
30
3,300
263/4
Nov
37%
9
Dec
Jan
13;%
Apr
12
2.100
10%
Feb
15'a
Aug
574
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2,200
53/4
Dec
8 %
Sep
57a
400
6%
Jan
%
1,800
3%
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7%
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17a
21,600
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2 %
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200
9%
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4,100
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9%
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17
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Dec
17
Mar
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6,500
%
13%
700
137a
11
11
600
10 %
Dec
14% May
19 %
100
18 %
Aug
21
5%
5'%
COO
4%
Dec
8%
Jan
4%
400
3
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66%
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33/4
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9%
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6%
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Apr
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28
23
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21%
22%
25%
25%
25%
150
2 Va
1,000
1 %
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12 %
550
117a
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16
Aug
2
2%
11%
12%
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Jan
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Mar
19
18%
Apr
17%
500
5%
5%
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20 %
22%
17,000
13 %
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20%
40
Sep
51% Mar
2'/a
2%
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22
•
Aug
93i July
Nov
July
4
1%
Feb
6%
Dec
8 3/4
"2%
Dec
1,100
13%
Dec
19% Mar
100
13%
Dec
17
Dec
83i
2%
8% May
Jan
12%
Dayton Rubber Co
class A
Sep
Feb
15
Nov
Dec
55
5
5%
2,500
26%
600
414
25
Dec
Nov
800
1%
Dec
30
32%
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37
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4%
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4%
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34
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Detroit Gasket & Manufacturing
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Detroit Gray Iron Foundry
1
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
25c
Diners' (The) Club Inc
1
36
35
47a
.
1O0
700
Co
Ltd
common
32.50
1
preferred :
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Driver
Harris
DuMont
•
7.50
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Corp
Co—,
—
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4
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11,\
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2
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143/4
Oct
19
Aug
1,700
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1,000
14 7a
14 "4
14%
700
Dec
18
10 Va
9%
10 7b
8,400
53/«
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10%
21%
300
183A
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23
Mar
23 Va
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1,200
17%
Jan
25
July
13
1,000
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•
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Durham Hosiery class B common
Duraloy
Corp common.
Sulphur & Potash Co—1
Dynamics
Corp
of America
2%
14
Nov
3%
Jan
Apr
Dec
117a
Nov
8''2
8%
100
7%
Sep
15%
17 %
2,500
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Jan
207a Aug
347a
Jan
41 %
4%
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13
17%
8%
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Aug
6% Julv
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2,400
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213/4
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14%
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57%
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44
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72% May
287a
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4%
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10
lit
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Duval
Apr
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Test
10
17%
300
16%
(Allen B) Laboratories-
American
Jun
Dec
10%
3%
Douglas Oil Company
Dow Brewery Ltd
Draper
May
157
16%
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1
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38
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11A
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Jan
Feb
37b
Ltd—
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8% Mar
5%
;
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American
Dominion
Apr
26%
140
1
67% Mar
26
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Mfg class A common
debentures
Co
Jan
7%
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Distillers
May
7
6 %
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24
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14'%
14
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4%
19%
7,700
44
3%
14
5,600
52
28%
29 %
12,400
50
60
preferred
preferred
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1
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Jan
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1
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21%
1
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Mines Inc
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100
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A
4
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rets
Biscuit Corp
Oil Corporation
6%
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900
•
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Mines
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1A
Dec
Jan
18 %
1
preferred
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Burma
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46%
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10
common
Buckeye (The) Corp
Budget Finance Plan
Hill
Nov
46
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Company
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300
1
reg
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Sc
6 ',4
100
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Rubber Co
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Davidson Brothers Inc
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cumulative
4%
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Lighting Inc common
Curtis Manufacturing Co class
Curtis
Jan
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•
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ord
j if
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5
common.
Jan
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Ltd—
rets
a:
83/4 Mar
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6%
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25%
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300
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2%
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Feb
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Ltd—
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92
common
4%
American Tobacco—
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Feb
67a
200
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Chemical Company
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1,100
400
100
47a
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8
5%
Apr
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33%
5
*
2-5°
Oil & Land Co common
preferred
774
57a
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88
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25%
1
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Apr
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Feb
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Creole Petroleum common-
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—
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2%
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3%
7
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43 3 i
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6%
•
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Mar
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200
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10
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voting
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95
1.6TO
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Dec
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28
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38%
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47%
83
2%
Nov
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1
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Dec
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6
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14%
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Nov
78
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5%
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Feb
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33/8
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46,000
29%
14%
12 Va
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474
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1
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1
Crowley Milner & Co
1
Crown Cent Petroleum (Md)
5
Crown Cork Internat'l "A" partic——*
Crown Drug Co common—
25o
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Steel
374
9 7a
12 %
Sep
16%
7,000
23%
1
Sep
Dec
Nov
3 '4
213
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1965
17 %
A
Class
4 '''4
100
Aug
6
22,300
7%
14
1
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$1
24%
10,400
43,i
13
79%
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Consol Electrodynamics
Corp
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Consolidated Gas Utilities
1
Consolidated Mining & Smelt Ltd
•
Consolidated Royalty Oil
10
Continental Air Lines Inc
1.25
Continental Aviation & Engineering—_1
Continental Commercial Corp
;—1
Continental Industries Inc
10c
Continental Uranium Inc
10c
Cook Paint & Vamish Co
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Jan
8%
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Consol Diesel Electric Corp
97/a Mar
22'%
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Connelly Containers Inc
—.—50c
Consol Cuban Petroleum Corp
20c
4:1/4 Aug
7% Mar
43
30s
Community Public Service
Jan
55a Mar
Dec
16
10c
•
Equipment Co
Farm
Commodore
Oct
Dec
4
687a
*
non-votjng
Cornucopia Gold Mines
18
4%
24%
5
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Bell
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Barcelona Tr
Cockshutt
Jan
100
4
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1
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Coastal Caribbean Oils vtc
53/4
*
~5
' 4 %
.
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Club
Corroon
shares
American
Apr
%
7%
,
3 37/a
Lambert Manufacturing—4
Dec
2%
5,000
3
274
3
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Corp
los Andes—
de
113
500
1
Co
Hosiery
&
13% July
13
Dec
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4%
1
Jun
1
Inc
Apr
5%
8
4%
1
Dec
14
45 %
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21 3,4
1
20%
Aug
Dec
A Sep
5%
5 %
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5
10
4
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Jan
87a
65,400
20%
18%
19%
1
Apr
34%
75
£
Cooper-Jarrett Inc—.
Corby (H) Distillery Ltd—
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Bailey
Claussner
Clayton
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96
10
100
100
Apr
13
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dlv paid on
Fisheries
Development
Automatic
18
14 %
America
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Coast
Atlantic
117a May
Dec
Si Tel—
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Dec
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2.50
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reg
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14%
Dec
41/4
32
Dec
9
Manufacturing Co
Clarostat
13%
11,300
3,600
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3
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874
81
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5%
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26%
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Auto Stamping
City
108% Mar
Nov
300
9
81
Christiana Oil Corp
Dec
9,500
27 %
9
Machine—,
Consolidated
Chief
Sep
2
81
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc —:—
Jan
110
7% May
Jan
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——1
Ltd
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Chicago Rivet &
Nov
8,200
Tel
1
Jan
4
400
4%
Oct
1 Va
1053/4
2
35%
10
2.50
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Cherry-Burrell common
14% May
Nov
Oil
Charter
Apr
4 %
Oil Sc Gas Co
Atlantic
Oct
17
2 Va
Apr
5
.
2
Charis Corp common
Apr
16% May
12%
7,700
16
14%
16
3%
Nov
Feb
26,000
Jan
July
4%
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10
preference
Chamberlin Co of America
1%
21,800
1A
Aug
674
32
23
100
pfd
Co common
Convertible
13%
6'%
100
Century Investors Inc
Jun
8
1%
Maine Power Co—
Century Electric
7% Mar
6 '
1%
•
3.50%
Apr
4%
13%
347a
A
Explorers
Central
4%
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•
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1
1
1
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Corporation
Cenco
12'%
4,500
8%
Corp of America
Catalin
14%
41/4
27a
Sep
Feb
234
Iff Oct
2%
27 %
& Co
(A M)
Castle
31%
33%
6%
A
9
24% Mar
3Vf Sep
Feb
4,800
•
1,500
1,700
11
32%
5.200
4,300
2s 6d
1
15,100
10%
Oct
4 Va
2%
Casco Products common—.
Aug
97%
Associated
(ex
34 %
27% Mar
Jan
Mar
27'%
3*%
26
878
Ltd
Central Illinois Secur Corp
Conv preference $1 AO series—
32 %
32%
32 %
50
30% Jan
1%
5A
2%
2
4 Va
27%
pfd
ord
(J W) Co common
Carter
Dec
Dec
37.400
21,200
Ltd—
American dep rets B
41 %
76%
Power Sc Light $5
Carreras
Aug
80
Kennedy Inc
Carolina
13%
6
of
2%
Jan
1
700
1%
4%
Associated
Audio
Dec
40 %
Industries—
Laundries
Associate
Atlas
Jun
49
,
Carnation Co common—„
Jan
12
Jan
34
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rets
dep
Food
Associated
Atlas
13%
Dec
30%
1 %
%
10o
Electric
American
Atlas
Dec
8%
10
50
94%
Productions Inc
Artists
July
9%
1,700
July
7 %
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.
1
Capital City Products common
Carey Baxter &
if.
2
1
1*
5
1
5.50
Producers Ltd vtc
Canso Oil
12
11%
Minerals
Gas Ltd vtc
Cknso Natural
50
4%
Equipment Corp
A
Feb
partic
Carnal-Randolph Corp
29%
warrants
Co
&
Associate
CI
26%
34%
Armstrong Rubber Co class
Assoc
Nov
97%
preferred
4.72%
Aro
22%
Power Si Light—
Arkansas
Armour
500
57% Dec
1
4%% pfd—100
5
Corp
Oil
Sep
76
Angostura-Wupperman —t—
Appalachian Elec Power
Fuel
85%
98"%
8% Mar
Feb
13%
2.40
shares
Arkansas
Nov
Dec
Corp—
Nitrate
Anglo-Lautaro
26%
80
Jun
26%
40 %
4.75
Ltd
Williston
22% Sep
2
Anglo Amer Exploration
Canadian
200
Co 6%
Products
Dec
350
9%
~1
*
pfd_25
American Petrofina Inc class A
1
American Seal-Kap
common
2
American Thread 5%
preferred
•
American Tractor Corp
25o
American Writing Paper common
A
AMI Incorporated
'
3
Amurex Oil Company class A
•
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
2Op
Post
12% Mar
21%
24
11%
1
Petrofina
50%
50
1
Marconi
Canadian
1
37
19 %
A
27a
Canadian
Jan
Ltd
Mar
Nov
57a
7
'
6c
Jan
13%
14
29
27%
27%
7
21 Va
Qec
6%
Dec
9%
&
Nov
200
30%
%
5
•
10c
1
pld__10
3% May
400
3,600
12
Oil Co Ltd
Atlantic
Dredge
123/4
20
vtc.l
2
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3,2u0
X23
*
•
common
preference
Petroleums Ltd
Canadian
11,500
X23
23
Ltd
14
30%
Mines Ltd—1
Lud—
Co
Southern
Canadian
22%
84%
85 %
100
Meter ; Co
Anchor
10
Cement
6 % %
Feb
5%
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Canada
23'%
Goods Manufacturing ——Industries common
Industries Inc (RI)
1
American Air Filter 5% conv pfd—1»
American Beverage common —
-I
American Book Co
—
100
American Electronics Inc
1
American Hard Rubber Co
2§
American Laundry Machine
20
American Manufacturing Co com
2$
American Maracalbo Co
1
Gas
"4 1
Jan
53%
54%
Am brook
Natural
3%
Jan
.7% May
6%
Aluminum
American
2,200
20%
22%
Aluminum
American
Nov
2,900
3%
9%
Co of
Aluminum
Dec
5%
3%
—-—J
stock—l
Paper Corp
20
Products (Mich) common
•
Allied
Dec
4',a
12% Mar
*
Corp.-
convertible preferred
Allied Control Co Inc
Allied Internat'l Investing cap
44•%
Nov
5%
4%
K
/
26%
3%
"4%
-
6%%
Allied
5%
5 %
1U0
pisher common
Artists Pictures
Co
Cuuaui*
9%
200
1.500
28
28
28
dep
&
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Campbell Chilbougamau
Jan
6%
Dec
Canada
Aigemene
Amer
3%
1,600
47a
4
47,400
12%
13%
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of Prices
Bale Priee
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Low
High
Low
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Friday
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WEEK EN«ED
FOR
RANGE
Week's
Writ*
Monday, January 14, 1957
and Financial Chronicle...
Apr
Mar
Eastern
6% July
4%%
30
May
Gas
Sc Fuel Assn
prior preferred:
Eastern Malleable
Iron
common—10
100
25
35'
37%
Dec
34%
36
157a
Jan
79%
80%
200
77
Oct
85 v2
Aor
37
150
31.%
Jan
3974
Nov
37
Volume 185
Number 5603
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
...
(171)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
of Prices
•ale Price
$7
Share*
Corp
29
preferred
int.. 1
Si
23
A
Share
common.
7%
261«
16',
117a
107b
12%
374
37a
374
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Inc
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Corp
Empire District Electric 5% pfd.
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common^,
convertible
preferred
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1st
Manufacturing
Esquire Inc
Eureka
—
1
(Max) &
Fairchlld Camera
Ltd
$1
Co
A
Sterling
Fishman
(M H)
Flying
Fur
Line
A
Class
B
Ford
of
Amer
Fort
De
Fresnlllo
Fuller
Beer
10"
Sep
X9274
Nov
3.200
9%
Jan
3%
Jun
class
A
Israel-American
Apr
Israel-Mediterranean
Dec
Jeannette
Jupiter
474
Dec
8% Mar
%
Nov
2 74 Mar
11%
Dec
8
1774
Jan
Jan
9%
3,400
19%
Apr
lin in')
2A
Oct
7%
2,500
6%
Dec
10
4074
Dec
900
•
8%
24,200
8
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24 74
23%
974
974
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3%
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108
2,200
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Sep
Sep
28%
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Kirkland
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3
Jan
374
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7
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5
167 a
16%
1674
700
5%
•
preferred
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7% July
Jan
General
5%
Builders
Corp
•
Co
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(General
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Gilchrist
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cumulative
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10
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8
5
•
11%
8
stock
&
Co
States
•*
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Land
&
B
$4.50
New
16%
Jan
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10%
preferred
2%
Dec
Lamp
28%
Apr
9% July
Jan
2%
Dec
155%
Dec
189
Dec
138
Jan
560
126
2%
1%
2%
87,400
1
7
67b
7 %
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1274
16,000
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17
4 % Mar
%
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Dec
16%
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9
Jan
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10
Dec
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15%
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37,400
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98
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Si
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150
55
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3 74
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4
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&
&
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5
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1.800
10
5%
370
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Dec
—
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77
21
Jan
39
2.100
1.4O0
2.700
5
.
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6%
30% Mar
6,900
22%
Feb
12,800
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4
3% Sep
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10% Feb
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4.400
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59
24'
24%
75
200
98
50%
121 %
124
16
Dec
18
20
Jan
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23%
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27%
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Dec
10874
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300
38 74
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108%
4%
500
4%
200
1
15%
227 b
23
8%
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Jun
53
July
132
Nov
5% Mar
Jan
11% Aug
11% Jan
700
5
25% May
29% May
20
Jan
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Apr
64
11
Jan
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Nov
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1574
Jan
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23% Aug
1374 Jan
2,300
11% May
20
Jan
25 % Aug
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100
18 74
500
15
May
4
4*4
9,200
3
Nov
6
Jan
6%
6%
3,300
5
Nov
8%
Feb
1,500
474
74
6
1474
5%
Dec
674 Mar
20%
Sep
14%
1474
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16%
Jan
29 74
29 74
100
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33%
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1274
500
10%
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14
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10
1%
534
5
15%
15
1
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3,000
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280
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42
39%
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274
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1874 Aug
Feb
49
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374
7%
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3074
3474
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71%
50
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17
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200
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17,100
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29%
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55
Mar
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19% May
174 Jan
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18
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63
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100
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Oct
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May
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8
9
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3574 May
32
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15
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1
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2074
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474
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200
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400
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8
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10
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1674
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974
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12
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Mar
14
26
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27
150
Oct
25%
Dec
3174 Mar
1174 Aug
29% May
7%
774
774
700
6%
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5
20%
19%
207a
2,400
16%
Nov
50c
5 Va
5%
5 %
600
47/s
Dec
convertible
preferred
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Minnesota Pwr & Light 5%
Missouri
Public
Molybdenite
Molybdenum
50
of
Corp
Service
Corp
Corp
pfd
4.80%
cumul
4.50%
preferred
21
21
13
13
13%
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series
1
1,4
237a
•
preferred
>
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Mar
110
151
154
160
25
41
Nov
3
Dec
20 Vt
42%
42 74
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18%
.100
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18.200
1
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23%
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5
27%
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174
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700
122% 124%
250
18
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1%
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84
Dec
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94
.2.50
...
107
Apr
1474 Aug
5,900
4
...
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2974
Jun
2474
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1
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Dec
Jan
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Sep
90
1
Vernon
1
1A
.
...
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cumulative
12 y*
1.,if
23'
7,700
series B__ 100
100
6
Nov
87
100
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Dec
18
100
•
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1
pl-eferred
100
100
common
(Can)
33%
21
*
Mondngahela Power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred
TV
Jan
9
50c
<4% %
Feb
12
preferred..*
—
Mining
Mount
1774 Apr
2974 Aug
20% Oct
5,300
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:
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Miller
Dec
Apr
5974 Mar
Jan
22
Midwest
Muntz
'
Feb
22%
—1
Dec
35
474
Products—
non cum
Mid-West
6%
25 74 Mar
•
1074
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2474
674
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Corp
Dec
9%
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—
4%
Nov
*19% Mar
25c
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Apr
Dec
3374
1
Hone
States
6 74
,
,
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commta
preferred
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674
4074
*
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Midland
16% Sep
12%
1
Michigan Chemical Corp
Michigan Plating Sii Stamping Co
Michigan Steel Tube
Michigan Sugar Co common
Middle
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300
1
;
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Thermit
Dec
40
1,100
.1
common—..
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Textile Corp
3474
14
5
Co
Peroleums
Metal
Corp
Co
Si
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Nov
4
4
*
common
Aircraft
1874
3174
1
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Jan
29
£1
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974 Dec
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c
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7%
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common
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Mfg
Co..
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Company
_50c
common
Nov
109
Apr
88
Dec
103
Mar
147
Dec
17774
3%
17
120 %
1
21
Sep
4474 July
4% Mar
Jan
374
Dec
Jan
2074 Jan
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136 34
Dec
274
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Corp
National
Inc..
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Milling
1
Dehydrating
Jan
Dec
24
74
Nov
Jun
28 7'2
Dec
Hess
Bellas
National
Brewing
Casket
common
Co
(Mich)
5
National Mfg & Stores common
1
National Petroleum
Ltd
1—25c
Industries
Presto
Research
Rubber
Machinery
Products
Starch
Telefilm
Jan
National
Transit
Feb
National
Union
16%
Nov
Neptune
Meter
5%
Jan
Nestle
574
Dec
8
220
8274
Nov
100
14%
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400
2%
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A
1
—1
1
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4,600
100
274
3
800
374
374
900
1174
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31
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100
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14,900
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20
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27
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8
1
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274
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32%
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12
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July
1474
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Dec
230
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374
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10
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■
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common-
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116
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80
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common
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48
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200
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Humble Oil & Refining
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17%
10
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Jan
374
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&
Feb
Aug
3
2
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574
11.
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4%
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474
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Jan
Nov
Jan
9%
1
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1%
7%
38
6274 Aug
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37b May
1% Dec
17%
67
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27/a
800
47 b
16 7a.
41%
100
5, i n
37
37
Apr
300
9
81
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100
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2
4
—
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Hoover
58%
common
Industries
Stores
Class
34
common
Products
Co
A
5%%
Hollinger Consol Gold
Holly Corporation
Home
500
—
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Co
Co Inc
&
Hofmann
Holly
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38 >4
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Hevl-Duty
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preferred
Hercules
Dec
Co
Rubenstein
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Henry
Jan
107b
Corp
Mining
Helena
22%
800
.10c
a_.
1674
174
2.50
Communication
6%
Jun
1,500
11
—2
Inc
3
3474
107a
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600
3" »4
11
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Lithographing Co
Hazeltlne
?%
34%
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Eakeries
1674
1374
2
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Marconi
Metal
Jan
42
78
1
31,500
5
&
.
Aug
4% July
41%
75
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Brewing Co
Mfg Co
374
36 74 Mar
5
second
(The
Jan
18%
__
1
14% Sep
1974 Apr
2%
3%
Jun
4%
preferred
Manischewltz
2% May
'
Organ Company
Plywood Corp
Harnischfeger Corp
Hartford Electric Light
17%
600
Jan
Inc
/Mansfield Tire
Mar
Lf%
—2
Harbor
11% July
300
Jun
&
Exploration
(The)
Co
Sporting
.Magna
Mangel
Jan
Dec
•
Hammond
28 74 Mar
400
18 74
6
Corp
Maine
225
•
Co
Dec
12%
18
1,900
3
common
Mages
•
6%
Land
Macfadaen
Mar
'
H
Hall
1874
12
2874
M
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81
9,500
128
5
Gypsum Lime Si Alabastlne
18%
12
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Jan
159 % 162'%
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1874
——
Jan
22
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Class
Jun
127
...
Gulf
37%
10
16
Jan
27
.*
Jan
Feb
Jun
28
4,000
Chain
Louisiana
Nov
25
27% Sep
35
May
17,400
Inc
Groceterias
Steel
Lunkenheimer
Jan
Feb
Jan
106
874
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A Aug
1G274
9c
Loblaw
Apr
700
4,100
of
Industries
Apr
26
Mar
4%
Dec
22
50c
cumulative
Litton
Apr
3%
—50c
Leases
5%
Aug
lL'b
1
Hydraulics
6%
9%
56
2% May
94
374
(R G)
Inc
Petroleums
Ltd
1574
500
30
12%
Tourneau
Sep
6,100
700
20
674
common
Liberty Fabrics
Feb
2,200
3A Apr
Jun
3%
Ltd
Refineries
Liberal
Aug
128
*
—100
Chemical
22
274
3
Pacific Tea—
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10%
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77
2674
1
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1
74
74 %
26
3
98
12%
1274
common
Realty
Leonard
Mar
7%
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Lefcourt
48% Mar
1% July
3,300
7%
University
Lear
3% May
7%
Dec
6% May
374
Lamson
&
Sessions
Co
Lanston Industries Inc
La Salle Extension
11%
Nov
15
3
75 pesos
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch
9% May
1J* Nov
Feb
Mar
1274
A
108%
16%
Apr
6 74
4% Feb
9674
5
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S
Mines
Dec
5.600
76
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4%
10%
100
15,800
14%
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5
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Apparel
Consolidada
Locke
200
27a
Jan
18
6
9%
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Dec
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2% Jan
24
Va
Feb
—_33%c
107 74 May
700
1674
26
4
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10
2%
50
14 74
—.
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100
1.100
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74 Dec
2
Feb
£.—"—7.50
Apr
NoV
Mar
474
1
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1%
91
8
2A
1
Ltd
14%
2,300
1274
3174
Sep
May
Aug
274 May
Jun
5% Aug
5%
474
1
Corp
101% Sep
4,600
1274
1
preferred
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lT~
6
2974
10
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Industries Inc
Lakes Oil
Grldoil
11,500
574
31 3{|
1
Varnish
Atlantic &
1st
3,750
1%
•
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7 %
2%
Jan
Mar
.
50
Foundry Corp
Lamson
Corp of Delaware
8%
Dec
Jan
76. oil
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Manufacturing common
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8%
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;
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•
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39%
17
2
2
*
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preferred
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7
Dec
90%
Nov
19,800
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L'Aiglon
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2,000
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14
2,500
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20
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6%
41
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common
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Dec
175
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174
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16
214
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Nov
169,300
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.
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Dec
5 V4
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preferred
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3%
14 74
40 %
•
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$5
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Apr
Aug
27a
Jun
17% July
Jun
1,800
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Power
$4.60
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—
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General Plywood Corp
cqmmon
convertible
5
;
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5%
274
25
Indus
Georgia
27
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-
2874
3 74
__
preferred
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5%
28
474
warrants
Supply
Electric
American
1
common
convertible
General
2874
874
12 Va
800
1
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co
Jan
9% May
15
100
Mfg Co
General Acceptance
General Alloys
Co
2%
17a
8% Mar
6 A-
Dec
Dec
Jan
10
2,500
6
Vi
50c
Co
Kobacker
3
4 %
674
574
2%
pfd„100
Klein
July
8,100
8%
51/2
74
1
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Si
137% July
4,700
4%
23% Mdr
2%
10
1,200
274
5
145
4
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1174
6
25c
Nov
7 %
...
11%
6
4
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Nov
7
5'/4
common
11%
1
(Del)
106
33S
1
Co
common
(S) Dept, Stores Inc.
Kleinert
(I B)
Rubber Co
Knott Hotels Corp
7
:
•
c_
Feb
76%
—
4%
8% Aug
3 i«
1
4,600
10c
124
•
j
6,800
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Kingston
8%
12,100
6 %
1174
Petrol Corp Inc.lc
Company
Kings County Lighting
Jan
21%
1074 Mar
1
Oil
11%
3,200
Dec
15c
(Walter)
Feb
3,700
1.25
Power
Co
Kennedy's
Apr
Jan
Oct
10
674
5%
Ltd
Chemical
Kawneer
4%
247a
Dec
600
6
2%
Industries
10%
1
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Corp
(D) & Company
Kansas Oas & Electric 4%%
Katz Drug
Company..
6374 Mar
44 %
50
7%
11%
Kaltman
Oct
3 7a
43%
7 74
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Feb
22%
3A
Jan
77a
21
2%
Corp
Co^
Glass
Oils
Kawecki
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81/2
45%
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Gatlneau
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Feb
7
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2874
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1,000
23,200
4% Jan
ll7/a
220
45%
4874
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:
15%
,
39% May
4% Feb
30,7 u7h
36% Mar
46%
1
105%
Jan
774
433'4
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Irving Air Chute
Nov
Sep
13%
47%
pfd—100
Inc
6%
1
;
14%
Ironrite
8%
Company
(The)
(Geo
Dec
Ltd—
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Luxe
3
Fireman
500
37 a
2.50
dep rets ord reg
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Fox
Co
7,300
Uron
2,000
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non-voting
voting
Motor
Dec
"
3,000
10c
3.90%
125% Mar
9 Va
1
Co
Hign
82% May
8% July
2,250
874
5
;
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21,000
20
7 J/4
10
Inc
Tiger
9%
1
Ltd
Motor
a
Class
4,300
Low
94%
33 %c
Company
Royalty
Public Service
77a
7%
201 '■>
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Co Inc
2474 May
97/s Jan
,R>wa
87a
11%
13 7-J
1
Stores
Oil
Investors
Feb
850
~J-
1
Corp
(Phila)
Inc
Intex
Jan
18%
107 a
15
1
Instrument
29 74
Products
International Resistance Co
8
107a
10
class
&
Dec
21,100
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25c
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Nov
Aug
16
1
Association
Fitzsimmons
A
x25%
Range for Year 1956
High
93
•
International
10% July
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9%
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Jun
Nov
for Week
•
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Nov
26
400
50
107a
Machinery
Industries
22
Oct
67/e
2,500
S3
1
Jan
4274
1
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Financial General
Firth
Metal
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5
17%
77 a
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97 a
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Cigar
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23
42
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Eureka Pipe Line
75%
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42
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96
314
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81
267a
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Aug
Dec
250
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Emery
47
,
176
2,100
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5
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common
8%
11
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International
23
24
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29% Dec
25
20
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2,500
177
24
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States
preferred
Elder
RANGE
for Week
Low
Eastern
Sales
Range
31
1
5
31
5
a—
"8 74
—
21%
27%
Nov
29
Apr
Nov
33%
Apr
Jan
9%
Oct
6%
Feb
7,300
3
5
4,600
374
Dec
274
2,400
2y« Aug
317a
1,000
5
100
28%
4
Feb
Jun
4
74 May
36
July
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EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
FOR
RANGE
Friday
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New
British Dominion Oil Ltd.—-—40c
New
Chamberlain
Petroleum
2
2%,
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.
New
New
2%
New
Co
New
Process
Superior
New
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Co
&
Merchandise
—
Nipissing Mines J,
Lit.es
Inc—•—,
A
-•—
-
-
38%
Feb
59
13%
Oct
22% Mar
Company
1%
21'5
~2 %
2.100
13%
100
13
200
51
j
58
56
58
Ogrion Corp commonOhio Brass Co class B common
Ohio
Ckalta
C konite
Old
Inc
Omar
Oct
2%
Nov
2%
Nov
5
6
3,600
5%
Dec
8'%
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3:i
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8:t
7,000
7%
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i
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10%
40%
300
41
5
n
800
40%
41
9"
86 %
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49
Aug
49% Aug
4%
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8%
Apr
14%
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75%
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91
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35
16,600
10V a
18,800
87%
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Pacific
Petroleums
Ltd
;
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Nov
27 %
Dec
34% Mar
200
25 %
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31 %
25%
26
2,100
24 Vb
Nov
28%
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26
700
24
Nov
29 %
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24%
24%
600
23%
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29%
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22%
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21 %
Nov
27%
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Southern
20%
Dec
26%
Jan
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Pipe
490
85
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103%
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85 7
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83%
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104%
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Spear
95%
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94
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95%
260
90%
Nov
106% Mar
1.560
83%
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101%
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85
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19 %
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13%
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Oct
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58
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900
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Aug
Feb
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88
com
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17
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150
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100
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500
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1,900
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24
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100
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400
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2%
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preferred
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Nov
457a July
21%
Dec
27
300
21
Dec
25% May
20%
Dec.
25%
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1 ux
Jan
3%
Feb
True
Dec
99%
Feb
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3%
16%
32%
Nov
Dec
42
1.200
38 >4
Dec
22%
200
20 %
Dec
22
Dec
1611
20%
33,000
12%
Jun
18%
Aug
3%
312
4%
3%.
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3%
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3%
1,600
23i
7% May
5%
Dec
Jan
4%
300
29 7
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37% July
4'8
35
4a«
3.700
33
1
Feb
63'H July
4%
5%
1,300
4% Dec
35
35
*
18%
6
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Jan
9%
9%
9'%
8%
4,500
17%
Dec
18%
Dec
91
500
5%
Feb
11%
Jun
9!
200
7%
Oct
10%
Jan
19%
Dec
24%
Apr
19
21
21
100
18%
18'
100
'
"
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18.
5%
1,800
4%
Dec
13 Vb
400
12%
Dec
3,400
5%
Feb
200
63%
Oct
10
11
73%
Jan
Jan
9
18% July
9% Aug
2,900
2
Apr
Dec
5
Mar
Dec
3%
4%
1,600
5%
5%
5%
2,300
Oct
0% May
Jan
3a
Feb
7%
4% Mar
700
6%
82
2
5
4% July
(>•%
Aug
Jan
29
%
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24 %
100
23 '«
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5:%
2,600
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Jan
6% May
20%
21%
2,400
16%,
Feb
23% July
1%
11,400
1%
Dec
5
%
1
Jan
4%
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1,800
54
52%
8
66%
Feb
Oct
51
13%
Apr
%
11%
12%
34,600
38%
750
32 " •Jan
40
Apr
15
400
Feb
16%
16%
5 %
5%
19%
15%,
Sep
19
1,000
2,300
4 >8
Aug
6%
Feb
4%
Apr
8%
Nov
900
3%
June
5%
Oct
450
7%
7%
57%
Jan
79% Mar
Jan
9% Mar
4%
4:%
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14% May
3,500
1
74
Feb
Jan
lo%
16%
600
16 %
Nov
18%
14%
14%
400
14%
Oct
18
Jan
13
14%
13%
1.300
12%
Feb
15
July
2%
2.000
3 Vi
6,500
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2a8
3 "8
3%
31 %
31%
33%
20 %
14
3% Mar
Dec
Oct.
Jan
5%
Jun
33% Mar
17%
12,300
19%
2':,
2%
29
200
31%
32%
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317«
Nov
22
Sep
550
16% May
14%
900
13': it
Oct
32
3%
6,500
3%
Nov
61
h
May
10%
10%
200
9
Jan
13%
Feb
13%
14%
14
3%
,
Feb
19%
18%
Jan
13%
Dec
33»
4%
6.800
3%
Nov
58%
59%
2,900
41 %
Nov
6 %
4,100
4 %
Jan
8%
Aug
4%
240,800
3 %
Dec
8%
Feb
4
58%
6
6
3
3.
.
1,100
4%
Sep
Dee
60
Jan
13%
14
12
Oct
17%
12 7
13%
500
10%
Dec
16%
29'.2
29
29 3 4
1,200
24%
Jan
33
13%
Apr
Apr
•13 %
8
2,200
Jan
July
8%
8 Vb
8%
19,800
6%
23a
2%
2%
5,200
1%
Nov
3%
62,400
""■■%
Nov
1%
93
Dec
101%
27%
Jan
561
23%
Jan
49% Mar
,V
%
1
94%
95
43%
45%
1
437a
75
1,300
45%
4.400
2%
2,500
9%
9%
200
8 Vb
Dec
14
21
21%
800
20%
Aug
25%
Feb
14%
23 7
15%
4,400
12
Jail
16%
Nov
Apr
24 %
Nov
21%
a
16%
2,400
24%
5,% May
1/1, Ju"
—
—
4%
Dec
2%
2%
10c
9
9
41«
700
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
6% Mar
Jan
x2,
Nov
101
9%
Aug
Feb
10%
Dec
Dec
6%
4
4
4 'a
—50c
3%
3
33,8
16,200
1% Mar
5
233
2%
2\k
33,900
lie
21a
la
—
A——
Jan
Jan
102
3%
2%- Feb
400
9%
_1
Nov
84
1,800
2%
1
Jan
2.50
co in
85
_
63%
2,900
5r,«
5 VB
5%
100
800
91%
87
Dec
2
-
87
—70c
—
Oct
2%
2%
1
—
Feb
July
-1
43 Vh
44
J®11
Apr
July
Aug
*
Apr
4-
2,400
•
Feb
11%
12%
59,400
9%
Jan
13% July
36
37%
700
29%
Feb
40
30%
warrants—
Vb
12 '8
37 %
«
Corp—i—
Corp
Temper
Inc
—:—
Jan
Feb
22'*
1
5
2iy*
5%
Jan
30%
10
304
Dec
34%
Apr
8
Mar
4'~
4
-•3%
,
3
July
Dec
Nov
3.400
21%
100
.1.25
Inc—
Empire Oils Ltd
Jan
G\is A
Cumulative
—
Apr
11%
800
11%
6
Milling Co Ltd
Cumulative
"or
Corp.—
-•«%
25
29%
18"%
Electric Co5% series
20
preferred 4%'v
series 20
Cumulative preferred 4.40'0 series.20
San
Oil
Edison 4%%
70%
Dec1
2
a
38
600
1,000
22%
5%
Toledo
1,700
ll5a
48% July
22%
73
Toklan
Aug
27«
20
28% July
39 %
7:,i
Jan
Jan
5.200
58%
Dec
Nov
22 Vb
4
25%
Cuba Oil Co class
82
Jan
Sep
24%
1
Construction
Co Ltd—
Realty A
Cont
,
Aug
49
Security Trust
Trans
2%
Aug
40%
38%
—
Trans
2.50
Inc
400
Sep
19
9
Anier
————
Dec
Nov
*-
22% Mar
21%
Feb
u
.
■
Gas
United
Co
Elastic
of
Products
United
Milk
United
Molasses
dep
—
Co
—
common.
N
J
300
3,400
06 %
100
7%
Oct
Jan
64%
Dec
Feb
10%
Jun
26% Mar
5
July
5% Mar
33
6%
12.800
6%
7%
19,500
32%
33%
1,100
4 ,n,;
30,%
Nov
Jun
225
4%
Dec
4
6%
7%
Apr
6 %
5
—*
5
Ltd—
rets ord registered
RR A Canal—
Dec
5
46%
23
66%
4
10s
100
United Profit Sharing common—
25
10%
nrefcrred
10
United Shoe Machinery common
25
Preferred
25
United Specialties common——^———1
U S Air Conditioning Corp__
10c
United
5%
6%
8%
6%
Canada—
Corp
■./•
5%
—.
;——*
Union Investment Co_
4
Union Stock Yards of Omaha
20
United Aircraft Products common—50c
United Asbestos Corp——
—1
Union
-
-
5%
Management Company
—10c
Unexcelled Chemical Corp———
5
Ulen
Amer
Corp Ltd common.—
Salem-Broslus
20
25
1
1
31%, Apr
39
1
1
50
5%
Feb
19%
1.25
—
50
6% July
14
Jan
33% Jan
700
2478
42% Mar
Feb
7% May
14%
Dec
22 %
*
—
39
16%
Jan
42
:
—.
common
38r!*
Jan
531 Mar
t 9% May
Mar
4%
500
1
Inc
Api-
27a
4%
,
36%
15%
17% July
51 % Jun
11%'*
3
Haynes common-
Lawrence
San
Roofing
Tobacco
s
St
Markets Inc.—
Thorofare
Sep
'
5% Mar
2,800
—25c
Dee
291
5
-1.50
Inc_-_
12
10%
8
10
13%
5
■
14% xlo
10e
61%
59
15.200
—
Feb
-•
6 VH
.
•
"5 24
11%
1
Corp .:
Thompson-Starett Co Inc___—
70c convertible preferred
Doc
•—
4,100
1%
ZIZII0
common.,.—
Jan
VI
.
—
—
—
Ryerson
Co
Chemical
Thiokol
Jun
13*8
..1
Engineering Corp
Royalite Oil Co LtdRusseks
Sliovel
Tliew
1 %
.-%■
9,400
7%
<*
10%
82
100
—
—
Cable
Roo«cvclt
2%
I
—
Feb
_3%
73a
25«:
Co
Power A Light $4.56 pfd..
Calgary
Ltd—
Royce
Rome
Texas
Tri-Contlnental
pfd F_.
2%
"3%
Dec
„
37 7 i,
•
Co._k_^_._,—50c
(I)A Sons Inc
46 % Mar
Nov
-1
Inc common
Corporation
Oil
Texam
Dec
Rio
Rokeach
Technicolor
12,700
—
Mining
Dec
53%
I'll—.7
Electric Co common—
Tampa
13,500
1.200
17«
a
Inc
Argentine
Grande Valley Gas Co- Vtc extended to Jan 3 1965
253r July
35%
32% July
50
32
13%
13
1%
Sep
11,300
%
21%
—5
common—
GO1 \
lr!"
.
Aug
4 %
40 %
—-5
11%
\ ir
1/.
31% Mar
39%
—
—
58
11
Nov
24
1
preferred. —
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Trans Caribbean Airways class A..
—
50c
Inc
.
■'
Rico
L
47
Oct
.
9%
37% Mar
13
July
deposit rets onl registered-.—£1
—5s
Amer deposit rets def registered
.—20
Todd Shipyard Corp common
Mar
24
1,800
"5%
Ine—-i—_*
class A common—--
Inc
Class
32%
Jan
24.
.1
....
Engineering..
Co
41%
a
20
Corp
A;
Arms
550
12%
.1
Co
26;,4
43%
" '
26%
1
Reading Tube Corp common.-...,
$1.25 convertible preferred——
Reda
Talon
30
15% Mar
29 3
26%
10
11%
Dec
.
'
*
1
25e
1
Drug common—
Tishman
3,700: -i
32
31%
: 1
(The) Co
11
6%
—
Superior Tool A Die Co
Swail Finch Oil Corp
Tilo
R
Rapid Electrotype
Jun
1 %
B)
Superior Portland Cement
Texas
Jan
16
3,000
Nov
2%
Aug
5%
53%
16%
16%
2.50
Dec
%
1,700
5.800
5
Supermarkets Cor))
International Petrol CorpT
2% Mar
%
18,300
1%
common.—..-—.—4
(Hugo) Corp—
5
Ray
Aug
5-'» Mar
3 %
73%
(J
Sunset
Nov
51
Dec
Jan
——
Sunrise
49%
Feb
4%
3
"
—
Jan
34%
f.
4:t«
10%
Stetson
Sun
48
xl3
A Co common
Corporation
31%
50
2.300
48%
16%
.
Sterling
Stylou
28% Mar
5];! May
Nov
4%
53%
4%
1
—
.—
Stop A Shop Inc—
Strooek (Si A Co comnjion
Oct
4,200
l3i
4%
21%
5
1
Inc
/.•-—
1
Precision Corp (Deli——...IOC
Stimies
2% July
22
Aluminum Products common.
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling
Jun
9% July
Feb.
3%
Jau
7
Feb
57
.
% Mar
2%
Sep
Juh
100
Jan
6% Aug
28
Nov
%
8
8%
.2.50
July
2,600
Jan
7%
Feb
24
22%
5%
,20c
A_„-
common,,.
5
700
6
1%
1%
:>on
Apr
107%
Nov
1,600
1%
24
24
6
6r'ii
5n(
5%
5%
1
10
2il May
18%
Nov
24%
6,/«
6r,it
:
1
l,1i
Feb
Sep
9,900
1%
11
1
Corporation,
Parts
5%
cumulative preferred„.
Sound
Paget
Steel
Stein
6 "a
common
Tube class B
Sterling
2%
Inc
(The) Corp.
of Cunada ordinary
Co
Feb
2r'ii
6
Steel
Oct
3%
Dec
5%
*
Gas
Service
Public
1
10c
Ine—
Co
Jail
.Jan
1%
America,
East Dome
Progress
6
18%
common,,.,..
Preston
Shares
10%
24%
22%
—10
1
1
Standard-Thomson Corp
16%
Dec
55%
..—
of
Standard
Jau
Jan
8
1%
Co
Metals
NOV
13
Dec
39%
-1
Co
18%
4
Corp
Products
Jan
500
41%
-50c
preferred
Convertible
Jan
43%
25
—-10
Standard
19:,h
of Canada common
Royalties Ltd
Pressed
Apr
Nov
4%
25e
class
Prentice-Hall Inc
it
16%
55%
Co
A; Lambert
Pratt
67
Jau
1,600
6%
97
1
Telephone Co
Corp
Prairie
Jan
18,900
fi%
Ltd
Powdreli A: Alexander
5%
13%
—
Aug
105%
Oct
42
-1
——_1
Inc
123
Dec
May
400
—
(Ky )
Packaging
9%
8%
common
Products
Poloron
Standard
4% Aug
60% Mar
....
Mining
Feb
Oct
Corp
Industries
15%
1
,
-
Polaris
61%
58%
10 pesos
Aircraft Corp conuium
Pittsburgh
Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Stale
Standard Oil
15%
~
2
.:..
Piper
Pneumatic
Standard
Jan
1
common..,-
Mines
Jan
5%
2.50
Corp..
Governor
Pierce
Standard Forgings
2%
11
500
6
—
.
—
Aircraft
Dec
Nov
15!h
..2.50
——
Plasecki
Jan
%
Aug
2,400
Standard
$1.60
;%:6%
92%
19%
48
------1
——&
Standard Factors Corp
15%
15%
2
110% May
105 % Aug
3% July
125
Feb
1%
17,100
20% July
Dec
.
Jan
97% Aug
,
Jan
102
10
4%
7%
Dredging Corp common—— 1
convertible perferred—
—20
.Jan
1,200
94
Jan
11%
-1
5
Spencer Shoe Corp..——
Stahl-Meyer Inc
12%
108,000
4
,'J..
—
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Packing Co—
Phillips- Screw Co
•
Specialty Stores Co Inc.—
94
98,500
1'/»
10:VV
8%
8%
......
Minerals
A
2
700
2;,-t
2'%
—
-- —
2,000
124
50
800
A Company——
68
24'a
39
2,200
20
Dec
10%
21'»
14 7
90%«>
I,ine————
Co.——
Nov
29
Dec
11%
California
Royalty
13%
Jan
7%
4
1%
12
22%
6
Corp,.
Oils
4.08%
Southern
Apr
1,150
91
4%
%i
23%
Boys (Tltet-1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass >....20
Peruvian
preferred—
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
7%
8% Mar
3%
25
—25
-25
25
25
25
cumulative
4.24'v
4,900
Dec
5
3%
25
original preferred .
4.88% cumulative preferred—
4.56%
convertible preference
4.48% convertible preference.
4.32''
900
8%
47%
40
87 Va
Pep
Perfect
Feb
10%
Sep
15% May
20%
Petroleum Corp ..2
Materials Co Inc„
2
1
,.
—
Feb
37%
30
1,100
shares__l Bol
—— —— —
Corp y.'~~r'
*
Ltd
common
r
South Pen 11 Oil Co common..
Southern California Edison—
100
2%
Jan
53/8
14 % Mar
Jan
11%
21
]
5'r
*
_
Co__u
Dee
4,100
2
Canada
of
Traffic
Penn
Sep
4%
26%
vtc:._ ,2 Bol
.
Purkersburg-Aetna
33%
Dec
32
Chemical Company.
Class B
Jan
3%
29
1r
Parker Pen Co class A
23
28%
300
—
Israel Oil
Pan tepee Oil (C A) Amer
Paramount Motors Corp
100
Coast Corp
South
1%
200
32
——-.1
1
12.50
Manufacturing common
78%
Light 5% pi'd...
Page-Hersev Tubes common
Pan
25
30%
1
........
—
I'aciiie Power &
Pancoastal
91%
26%
1
—
Soss
Dec
36,700
.'
11%
86
»
Airlines
Pacific
Jan
9%
800
9%
12%
Sep
Aug
Mar
3
"
22%
4)
preferred
preferred- %
18
21%
Dec
94
11
---4
—
—
-
Nov
1%
121
3%
Paper Mills
—
13%
500
ji;
Inc——.—5-;
Corp
5,600
1%
88%
48
—
(Howard)
16%
21 %
48
4' k
%
Ltd-;-
common—,—----
Airways
3If:
8%
—41
A....——2
Manufacturing Co._ ——--20
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd— •
Amer dep rets ord regislered
fl
Sk la tron Electronics A 'Telev Corp
10c
Slick
Jan
1%
Singer
Dec
89 y*
700
Ltd
Simpson's
1%
19%
Precision
Mines
22,000
39
90%
*
.
common
Creek
3%
10 %
8%
91
47»
124
~
Silver-Miller
13%
24%
.-4
-
Co
Silver
19%
1%
10%
----1
Corp.——10c
~—1
Eilvray Lighting Inc..- —— —--25c
Sinica American Shares
.5.000 lr
Siminons-Boivrdnian Pubiications—
$3 convertible preferred;—--—*
Simplicity Pattern common——
1
Silex
Jun
5%
10c
B
Sonolone
26
.225
....
Class
15%
9%
3
—
Signal Oil A Gas Co class
Smith
131% Mar
Ltd
Breweries
Sicks
Oct
Dec
1,200
*
Corp
10%
20
12%
—100
of America common
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
Shoe
Apr
Nov
——:
preferred——--.—
Sherwin-Williams of Canada—
Sep
Apr
Nov
18%
--
4
1
25
common...,
4U
Jau
a
...25
preferredpreferred
Sherman
Sherwin-Williams
%
23%
1 st
Water A Power
Products Inc—
Shawinigan
Apr
5%
1%
—
'
5
Mining
10%
15%
1 %
common./,—
Denn
6
25%
redeemable
Leather
Jan
3%
9%
2
10c
Corp of America—-—————1
Sorvomechanisms Inc
20c
Shattuek
14,500
3% Mar
Dec
18%
Servo
Setou
10
tilyn
ov
7
600
—
:
3 t7,;
—
9
8
15%
—
Sentry Safety Control--——
Serrick Corp class B
61 i.
81
Inc__
Lros
Socman
1%
16%
1
1
*
Securities Corp General.--—
'
1%
33,200
m
"9%
:_50c
Airlines——
Western
Seaboard
.1
common
Oil Co Ltd
Scurry-Rainbow
Dec
550
Co
Range for Year 1956
Hiah
8%
1
1
—
Steel
Scullin
Npv
75
3%
Inc
5V2
■
13%
3%
Schick
Share*
■
1U
1
—.—.25c
Fisher. Lrick Co——_—.— 1
A
Sayre
for Week
Low
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
3%
'
29
redeemable
cum
1,300
Mill'
2
89% Mar
Jan
69 J/«
600
3%
65 •
26%
317
.
redeemable
lighting $4.50
.
•'
—
4.36%
$4.4(V dividend
Aug
i]f;
•
25
89%
■
4.50''
Pacific
Jan
3%
73%
13%
13%
4.80'*/
.
111%
Jan
7
.25
—
Dec
2%
25
.
Oct
3%
20% Aug
92
3,300
25
pfd series A
l
1st preferred —,.25;.i
1st
Jail
2% July
140
3
—25
r
5'■><
2 %
Jan
—
1st pfd1... —25
5'ir
Oct
%
527s
63%"
10s
—
Feb
150
98
1.
.
0%
Jan
63
3%
Dec
12 %
95%.
72
'/a
6,100
63 %
—1
.
■
97
21/
es
,5Wtf< l«t preierrech
5'<
1st preferred
.
3%
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amcr sin
Securities
Pacific Gas Av Electric ti'r
15%
Jail
6
2
1,300
3%
3
15%
103%
Oct
12,700
3 «/„
Dec
Nov
85%
3?«
180
84,900
86
87 %
6%
Oxford Electric Corp
Jau
50
9%
5
&
10%
1
....
t
8%
73%
Overseas
3
4/1; Sep
[',• May
8%
.1
—
Apr
9%
4.800
4
—
13 %
50
3,600
VH
3%
90c
.—■
Jan
3»:t
25
preferred
cumulative
40c
Aug
64
,3V*
'■
commoji
Jan
219,800
5 31
1
Corp common..,..—,,
Aug
5 Vk
3
50c
.....
Company
Town
3
16
3'i«
4
-100
prelerrecl
4
Oils Ltd
Power
Dec
Aug
1%
10%
3 O'/H
.
...
Jan.
86% May
Jan
81
3%
—.
..,,,..
3%
6.600
o
Oceanic Oil
Sep
23.300
1
—
Nov
1
17«
1%
"2/5
—
—
11:«
1%
13 V
Aug
July
2
1%
10%
......
Feb
9,700
5,300
Uranium Mines Ltd—.... 1
Corp of America..—.—*
Class
Feb
3 %
22,000
Northspan
Nuclear
10%
lUi
1%
—-.JO
— 10
Nort h Caiiad ian OiIs Ltd
—
25
Northeast Airlines
-1
North Pent) RR Co
—w-50
Northern Ind Pub Serv .4.%,'f. pfd
100
..„, .,— —
Dec
Dec
16as
.„U-
—
.
%
47 an
American Cement class A
Class b
%
1
2,100
1%
Norfolk Southern Railway.,
North
Feb
15
———■ ——50c
Corp_—..——-v.—,-..—10c
Noreen-Ketay
Dee
2%
44%
Corporation
Norbute
Sep
Aug
1%
1
——
2],i
147 %
1 %
"413
....——
Dec
Sep
15%
10
10
1
———»„
Ltd————
Mmes
2 V»
128 %
8,000
.
2%
3% May
11<!
46%
1
—
Honduras Rosario
York
York
Noma
1
)<;
2
common
New
Rim
3,500
2,430
common
Oils
New
Nickel
2:,h
13412
7
5s
convertible preferred.——
New
22,500
ni
132
133%
?
Idria Min & Chem Co
.——50c
Jersey Zinc
-25c
Mexico & Arizona Landi'^'fei'Il. 1.
Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd
,—20c
Park Mining Co
1
New
If;
2 vh
2%
.100
1
England Tel & Tel—l-.,—:
New Haven Clock & Watch Co
New
-
2
Mar
2
{J Dec
27,500
Range
•f Prices
Last
Par
Hign
Low
Sale*
Week's
Friday
Bale Price
New York Stock Exchange
Range for Year 1956
High
Ltd/.—1
New
New
f hares
Low
Par
50c
for Week
of Prices
Sale l'rice
Stock, Exchange
New York
JANUARY II
STOCK*
Range
Last
STOCKS
WEEK ENDED
Sales
Week's
204
1%
—
42
35%
»
200
1%
12%
41%
35%
—
1%
1%
if;
,
Sep
Jan
Feb
Aug
37
8
Jan
6%
Aug
230
Jan
100
204
202
Sep
Jan
Jan
18% Mar
Dec
61% Mar
Sep
39%
Feb
10% May
14%
Aug
2%
Jan
1,200
1
a
50
7
42 3 4
5,100
40%
120
34 %
1%
121
7'
35%
.
6.600
%
Dec
2%
Feb
Volume 185
Number 5603
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(173)
W|
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCK8
Last
American Stock
Exchange
U
S
U
Foil
8
class
Rubber
United
B__,
Reclaiming
States
United
Stores
Corp
Corp
Universal
American
(The) Corp
Insurance
Universal
Products
Utah-Idaho
3274
41%
38,200
34 V4
Feb
600
1%
Nov
3,800
15 Va
Jan
4 7'8
4Va
4 74
1,500
4
i
8%
8 7a
8%
2,800
1%
1%
1,400
IV2
10
55 72
54%
5574
700
17 7 a
14
36% Aug
5
Jan
A
2
16%
Sugar
5
17%
18,100
11
29 74
50
x28
2472
25
5
common
Apr
25%
13,800
3,200
5
574
1
6
6
83
83
Va
Apr
2% Mar
68 V2
July
Apr
17%
Dec
Nov
32%
Apr
Aug
25%
31 'a May
5Vi
$4
Co»>
cflmmon
convertible
preferred
10
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
Van Norman Industries warrants
•
Venezuelan
7% Mar
3%
Petroleum
Venezuela
Syndicate Inc
Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke
Vogt Manufacturing
Vulcan Silver-Lead Corp
39 >4
4 74
400
6%
6%
1
4%
47'2
4%
2
7
6
7 74
Co
74
14,400
Aircraft
Wagner
Baking
preferred
7',y»
Waitt
ctfs
ext
123
3,100
Jun
8%
Jan
5,200
47a
Sep
8%
Oct
12%
Inc
12%
Dec
17%
Apr
4 7's
Dec
7%
Apr
3%
3 74
100
3%
Nov
574
Jan
4 74
cumulative
Wallace
Webb
&
$6
preferred
Tiernan
Inc
St
Waitham
Watch
Co
Knapp
Inc„„
Utilities
Western Maryland
conv
Wlckes
(The)
160
21
274
2%
400
86%
10
1,300
7
n
■
IL
650
20 Va
Feb
44%
20 7'a
Jan
26 7i
35
Oct
~4%
12
2312
434
9,200
4
11%
4%
2674
16
14
4Vi
Nov
1774
106
debs
...
.
-
-
10
15
Total
10
First
Second
10
Util¬
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Util¬
roads
ities
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ities
174.89
91.87
89.25
89.79
87.77
39.67
174.26
92.13
39.20
89.66
156.42
16%
Dec
21 Vi Mar
Mon.
Apr
83 Vi
Wed.
7
8%
iV Oct
Dec
156.44
19,300
xlV'a
Nov
1772
16%
17-%
5,600
16%
Dec
or
89.95
87.36
69.20
174.23
92.21
89.31
89.96
87.55
89.76
69.42
174.12
92.21
89.41
89.96
87.37
495.51
89.74
157.67
69.56
174.88
92.30
89.41
90.07
87.52
89.83
Fri.
Jan
Date—
Closing
Range for 1956
31
88.26
Tues.
Jan.
8-__i
89.01
2
High
83.14
Wed.
Jan.
9
89.44
Low
10
89.74
Jan.
Jan.
4
Jan.
87.71
4
7
Thurs. Jan.
.
87.41
Fri.
Jan.
11—
i'0.11
High
88.82
-
94.00 Aug
3
78.87 Jan 23
——
Range for 1955
•
Low
1774
80.49 Dec
7
68.05 Jan 18
2ft Mar
Dec
Range for
Sold
Year 1956
St Asked
No.
High
52
June-Dec
Bond!
Friday's
Rid
52
*
'
2
•:
13
92%
91%
¥123 74
Quar-Feb
^
•
—
_june-Dec
89
8974
5
Jan-July
81
8174
11
Low
50
91%
114
High
65
102%
14474
87
98 74
80%
89 74
SEG Index of Stock Prices
The SEC index of stock prices based on the
closing prices of the common
stocks for the week ended Jan.
4, 1956, for composite and by major industry
groups compared with the preceding week and with
highs and lows for the
current year are as follows
(1939—100):
v
Percent
1956-1957
Jan. 4, '57
1993-
May-Nov
6134
62%
■
1992——
May
——
¥55 74
60
Composite
65
Manufacturing
90%
1
73
54 74
_.
91%
91%
Jan-July
62
17
63
98 7i
_
¥100
Mny-Nou
May-Nov
Durable Goods
-Jan-July
.
lie
-Jun-July
53'4
$50%
344.2
+ 0.5
366.2
319.0
441.7
441.7
0.0
468.6
398.0
423.1
—0.9
459.2
312.2
+
Low
437.6
i.
1/7
369.4
500.8
425.2
353.0
+ 0.7
317.5
Hign
303.2
156.2
Trade.
Finance
Service
152.5
289.8
285.5
+ 1.5
325.5
283.8
382.0
and
363.8
+ 5.0
383.2
326.8
-+2.4
^
161.5
-
151.6
168
47
--
151
168
$165
—
97
109
34
116
115
346.0
Change
462.5
—
———
Utility
94%
¥97
Dec. 28, '56
419.3
Goods
Transportation
*»«tr'
¥25
MartSepf
1967
■
_
—
Non-Durable
1953
1970—_
4s
40
WeeK'a Range
Last
Sale Price
June-Dec
RR
09.04
Closing
Dec.
Mon.
"lft "1 ti
1953
Western
69.07
Total
Bonds
156.80
Date—
5574
1-eriod
debs
conv
bondi
-Bonds-
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Jan
Aug
200
3'As .1970—„— —Jwne-Dec
A
and
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
157.11
Mar
15 7i
3,300
"ili
A6V23 ox Nov 1 1947 coupon 1953
Finland Residential
Mtge Bank.5s 1961
57j>s
as
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
16 74
10c
Ercole Marrelli Elec Mtge Co- A6 '/aS with Nov 1 1940
coupon
Flying Tiger Line
Exchange
Averages
of representative stocks
20
495.20
.....
.
Jan
7812
74
75
Interest
series
averages
Rail¬
Division—
J
4s
10.
1J Apr
Sep
*
1970
daily closing
493.21
9% Mar
Dec
1174
5s
1970
year's
Dec
98
78 72
7...
Jan.
Ltd—
N
the
Thurs. Jan. 3—.
A
40
transaction
in
Jan
50
1998-!
57%
Feb
16 74
2,200
mortgage 4s series B
& Fuel 3%s 1965
&
Dec
1214
2
Jan.
Jan
Oct
3 74
11
900
12
28 Vi
Nov
17'7 2
17%
1
Gas
6s
22 >2
200
1274
1
42
47
50
48 74
36 Va
51
¥39
20iX—Jan-July
included
8—
1474
series
(not
498.22
9—
100
inc debs 1994
50
trials
4.__-
Jan.
Jun
39
Dec
mortgage
AGesfuerel
Jan.
Jan.
2%
Transit Authority 334s
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Guantanamo
Dec
Sep
17,100
4s
5074
104
Indus¬
Jan
4%
of
are
Date
Mar
3%
Exchange
Jan-July
-Stocks-
3%
4 7a
^
99
45
—
-
the New York Stock
on
12 Vi
1
Chicago
A 1st
listed
Dec
Nov
Corp
—
¥9974 10274
¥5074
Stock and Bond
Below
Jun
Low
Eastern
w
97a
Jun
Ltd
—
¥60
Mar-Sept
delivery
53
Mining
-----
Isarco Hydro-Electric Co-—
A7s
A7s
ex
v)%,
with
Nov
Nov
1
1
1940
1947
1952-
coupon
$110
1952
coupon
-Mar-Noo
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6 72%
Midland
Valley
RR
4%
England
Power
liq
1963
374s
tr
86
1961
May-Nov
—
93
86
—
41
9074
6
85 74
86%
10174
96
94
—
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
105 74
94 74
18
98
9674
$95 74
—
'
94
97 74
1976— _Jan-July
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
.
¥25
94
ctfs
April-Oct
National Research Corp—
5s convertible sul;ord debentures
New
101
stocKs
st
mortgage
6'/2«
Ohio
due
1953
Power
1st
6V2S
1st
mortgage
mortgage
3s
1963
3 74s
1970
Piedmont.
ex
Harbor
1
1
1940
1947
Electric
Water
374s series A
Gas
Power
series
B
10374
$90
89
91
93
Jan-July
—
88
1
93 y2
—
.
1998 _Jan-July
conv
1981_
deb
series
E
series
F
—
$85
98%
102
97
Gas
,
-
2,331,790
Jan. 10
2,466,330
4,437,000
342,000
4.779,000
Jan. 11—
2,337,610
4,243,000
222,200
4,465,200
11,859,054
$21,233,600
Hydro-Electric
Aug
Aug
ex
1
¥80
90
$98
99 3 4
¥83
88
April-Oct
374s
1940 coupon 1953
1947 coupon 1953
Dye
Chemical 6s
United Electric Service Co—
A7s
with
ex
Dec
Dec
1
1
Jan.
Wed.
8—
9—
915«
9(1%
90
249,800
4,583,800
—
$1,225,300
$22,459,400
Jan.ltoJan.il
1957
95%
9974
96
94
Stocks—No.
of
1956
11,859,054
Shares
12,101,141
1957
1956
¥18,786,954
-21,463,541
85
97%
7
91%
92%
15
90
International
Bank
$10,000
$10,000
$1,225,800
959,200
$1 883,450
1,860.800
21,233,600
18,637 000
32,821,600
34,585,500
$22,459,400
$19,606,200
$34,705,050
$36,456,300
99%
97
Total.
102
8974
10212
1
89
87
10274
3
was
2,253,390 not 2,255?390 as reported here.
100
70
NOTE—¥The stock volume for Jan.
97
1
90
U. S. Government
Foreign
Railroad and Industrial
10074
■f 9774' 104
96%
90
4,136,600
Week Ended Jan. 11
1017a
94
'
90
178,000
"
150
8174
—
90
57%
2,225,900
$4,489,800
—
Co—
1
United
A 7s
Jan.
$233,800
Bonds
81'4
1970——.—April-Ocf
Southern Counties Gas (Calif.)
3s 1971— -Jan-July
Southwestern Gas & Electric 374s 1970
-Feb-Aug
A672S with
80
42
96
-Feb-Aug
3%s scries G 1981——
Sales
Fri.
Tues.
100
$80
$77
135
90
85
94
-Feb-Ayg
_Feb-Aug
1973
:
California
91%
Bond
Bonds
$4,256,000
3,958,600
4,339,000
.
5
90
$82
93'4
Total
Government
Bonds
-
133
-Feb-Aug
,
.
1978
3s
—
.
_Jan-July
-Feb-Aug
1973-
3s
May-Nou
1962 _Jan-July
Mar-Sepf
$25
131
$80
133
2,497.524
Total..
$110
April-Oct
1960
Ca 6s
Corp 3s,
1973
27/as series C 1976
3 Vis series D 1976
Vis
93%
95
1960
coupon
coupon
&
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
A 6
9
91
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
Terni
97
$85
—:
Oct.
Oct
Public Service
Southern
102
Hydro-Electric Co—
with
A6V2S
3s
99 74
June-Dec
1964
1.—
Jan,
Bonds
Thur.
1
96%
96%
Mon.
United States
Bank
Foreign
Bonds
1 7 6 74
100
100
—April-Oct
1971
;
A6T^s
Eafe
Jan-July
April-Qcf
1968
Pennsylvania Water & Power 374s
374s
$17674
Jan-July
to
17 6 74
Int'l
and Miscel.
Shares
1953
extended
Railroad
Number of
Nippon Electric Fower Co Ltd—
A 3
1940
1947
1973
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
mo
Feb-Aug
:-;25
Feb-Aug
1956
coupon
coupon
June-Dec
77
77
$100
77
—
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
t9-R
1956
Wasatch
Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3V2S 1964
Stocks
100% 101
Jan-July
June-Dec
96 Va
74
76
32
100
1
95
103
42
72
85
96 Vi
June-Dec
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
West Penn Traction 5s 1960
10174
(Number
it
105
100
$101% 103 'Tz
Jane-Aug
1057
110
Foreign
Foreign
of
Shares)
Domestic
Government
*
Total
Corporate
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
NewsnaDer
Union
6s
Feb-Auo
1959
100
100
101>4
Friday
BONDS
Amerlran
Stork
Interest
Period
Exchange
Last
Sale Price
or
Friday's
Rid & Asked
Low
Agricultural Mortgage Bank
A 20-year
7s April 1946
A
20-year
ABaden
ACaiira
Central
7s
Jan
(Col)
AOs
series
A
series
B
"nrt
».
Watnrwjtvi
11.000
85,000
6,000
37,000
102,000
Jan. 10
1,056,915
22,000
12,000
1,000
35,000
Jan. 11——:——
Range for
51,000
Sold
Low
$50,000
$238,000
71,000
$370,000
High
Week Ended Jan. 11
¥80
1167
¥88
Domestic
105
Foreign governmentForeign corporate
Jan. I to Jan. 11
1956
1957
1956
*80
Stocks—No.
190
18174
188
Banks—
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
1052
11.000
$74,000
9,000
Year 1956
No.
5,589,415
fan-July
Prov
I
$77,000
$14,000
—
Total
June-Dec
!
&
1,255,785
.
t
Bonds
Jan-July
1951
•\Danz'r
2,000
59,000
1957
1952
A6s
State
$29,000
72,000
1.016,125
:
—
1947
of Oermafi
$34,000
1,097,865
9
Mon.
April-Oct
(Germany) 7s 1951
Valley 7s 1948
Bk
High
1,1G2.725
8—i_.——
Fri.
Week's Range
7
Jan.
Jan.
Thur.
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Jan.
Tues.
Wed.
Western
'
__
§Reported in receivership.
1%
2374
8
Deferred
47
¥65
—June-Dec
.
72
43 74
„
¥65
April-Ocf
June-Dec
76
159 74
70
*47%
JUap-Nov
2s
66
154'/2
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of
deposit ; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
conv,
convertible; "M," mortgage; "11-v" non-voting
stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates:
1,
when issued;
*'w w," with
warrants;
"x w," without warrants*
300
Dec
common
A)
5
tive;
24,200
74
Power
a
transaction
978
45a
6s Aug
Odd-lot
"2%
9%
187a
Inc
(Plan
52
(not Included In year's
range),
d Ex-Interest,
range),
f Ex-liquidating
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h
Ex-principal, n Under-the-rule transaction (not included In
year's range)* r Transaction for cash (not included in
year's range), x Ex-dividend. y Ex-rights, z
Ex-llquidatlng dividend,
♦rrlday s bid and asked prices; no sales
being transacted during current week.
A Bonds
being traded flat.
a
"2
650
2%s
stmpd
value,
par
50
2,100
Elec
Janeiro
♦No
2574
30,500
& Pump
de
—
of
Parana
2574
—
25
120
1C
39
ur
,
52
¥88
of
ft Apr
37 "2
5%
pfd
140
102
¥70 74
Jan
39
Friday
1st
A7s
58 Vi May
BONDS
Steel
140
Dec
2334
Stock
(issue
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
£1
American
Lackawanna
7'a
74
Petroleum
Edison
Sep
Jan
1
:
High
121
1
¥160
June-Dec
8% July
45
deposit receipts
Appalachian
Jan
5 Vs
Zapata
Bethlehem
5
-22%
Hargreaves
Boston
104% Mar
2,400
74
25
4 V?. 7o
r.r>w
2
30
9
16
9%
preference
A Amer Steel
Dec
250
Machine
1951
Apr
86
Tut
W)
stamped
Bogota—
May 1927) 1947
(issue of Oct 1927) 1947_
,A7s
3% Mar
5%
Petroleum
i--;:■
2%
Dec
23'4
Wright
>
17 a
1
Lt
Is
Mortgage Bank
Aug
"~2%
Industries
130
Germany—
Nov
Dec
10
Industries
American
6%
Dec
19
___1
&
(F
Nov
13074
100
7
1
Co
Newspaper
Woolworth
1%
420
Ltd
&
preferred
woodley
24,500
common
C)
Brothers
Woodall
174
195«
58
Corp
(R
Pwr
1%
19%
5
Oil
AMedellin
Feb
57
Corp
126
lllTi 11174
Mar
134% 135 74
10c
Co
Year 1956
No
Dec
3
i
Oil
Petroleums
Wood
3IV2
Jun
58
common
Wilrich
Wisconsin
Jun
174
122
io
Williams-McWilliams
57o
19V2
16,700
20
Williams
Wilson
23
3,700
1%
_•
com
preferred
River
Dec
32%
1%
8674
Is
Stationery
Inc
51/3-%
Wichita
16%
3074
7
130
(20% redeemed)
May-Noti
(Prov) 674s 1949
Feb-Aug
City (Peru) 6Vis stamped 1958
Mar-Sepf
Maranhao stamped (Plan A)
2TaS 2008—May-Now
37/« Aug
2%
Range for
bold
1939
Ltd—
shares
Internat
Stores
Jun
100
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
Eagle
274
1st pfd__100
Invest
ord
&
pfd
Westmoreland Coal
Westmoreland Inc
White
500
__
•
Ry 7%
rets
Western Tablet
.White
3
8
135
1.25
Ltd
Western I Stockholders
dep
111% Mar
1%
•
5
4.40 %
Leaseholds
Amer
Dec
AT*
1 7
Bonds
High
11174
Hanover
5% Mar
103 %
1
10c
,
preference
Investors Inc (Del)
Wentvvorth
Manufacturing
Western
Dec
110
3
t
CO
1
1
series
Texas
37 a
103
3
30
common
Webster
West
100
101
1
Friday's
Oct
600
4 V'2
or
Rid & Asked
ALima
Dec
Apr
Dec
21,000
"
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
;
Rio
7 74
•
1947
Jan
5%
100
_
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&
$2
voting
7s
1947
Dec
5%
•
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5%
12%
Co
6s
(City
40l/2
w
Waco
Munlc
secured
Jun
May
5%
3V2
13
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Nov
93
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1
Sale Price
Low
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3
Week's Range
Last
Period
stamped (Plan A) 2 Vis 2008
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Dec
91
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20c
Vinco
Friday
Interest
Exchange
28%
600
3%
,
Nov
81
1
387^
38'2
Stock
Cons
Hanover
7s
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Nov
5%
V
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Dec
19*
200
5
10
Dec
297'2
15
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Dec
54
American
60% May
4Vi Mar
6% Jan
1%
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11
Hign
25c
Corp
Universal
2%
30 7*
50c
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Universal
2 7'a
31
1
JANUARY
Range for Year 1966
Low
38%
1
common
Unitronics
Universal
Co
ENDED
BONDS
Hiah
4078
Corp
Vitamin
Shares
Low
1
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
FOR
Sales
Range
¥92%
Jan-Jt/7t<
2174
105
—
2174
82
107 74
81
r>e
Shares
5,589,415
3,780,725
8,532,520
6,624,340
$238,000
$200,000
$369,000
$395,000
58,000
83,000
70,000
74,000
56,000
88,000
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January 14, 1957
The
(174)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Stock
STOCKS
Bale Prlee
Tel
American
&
Boston
Boston
Lciioon
Boston
Pers
Eastern
6%
._ioo
Tel
&
St
Mass
.100
—___.
Oct
187
Feb
133'/a
Nov
155
Jan
4b®s
Dec
36 14
Feb
44
Aug
26
Jan
47
Aug
Dec
11%
Feb
43
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Apr
40
130
47
35
8
625
—
20
20
100
57%
57%
57%
411
15'%
15%
60
10%
12%
7c
50
11% Oct
7c
450
16%
17%
403
134%
104
7%
•00
Steamship
165%
10
,
Midwest Stock Exchange
Exchange
Detroit .Stock
,
Ford
DETROIT
Building
Co—
Ry
,
Eastern
667
51%
39
..
&. Co.
Members
Htgn
215
133
46
Prop
preferred 5'sc. cum pfd adj
v
LOW
50%
50%
WAILING, Lerchen
Range for Year 1956
High
133
25
—
Bharos
176% 177%
177
..100
Albany RR_
II
for Weok
Low
Par
JANUARY
Salea
Range
of Prices
I ant
ENDED
Exchange
'] Week's
Frliry
WEEK
FOR
Lines
Inc_
814
21% May
Telephone: WOodward 2-5525
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ANN ARBOR
KALAMAZOO
.
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Theatre.—___
Boston
Loew's
5
Co—
New
England
Tel
E
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—
—
1
20
17
100
134
System
Electric
Tel
&
12%
+t—I
Racing Assn—
Service
Cos.-
Narragansett,
National
■
Co
134
52% Jan
.
Nov
128%
14c
ZIIZIZZZZio
22%
47
20%
Nov
28%
25
22
F'eb
30
Dec
2%
2%
75
2
|.axt
Apr
26%
',4
Par
23%
Torrington
Co
300
203/4 Mar
24%
27
667
23% Jan
27% AW
31%
32
334
20 %
Jan
31% Sep
47
__
—
23%
26%
Association
Shawmut
47%
239
43%
Dec
55% Mar
Jan
Drill
Twist
United
Fruit
5
Co
Co
•
—
47%
Buell
Burroughs
Massachusetts
Electric
Westingiiouse
92
56%
12.50
93
56%
100
Ry Co
Corp
56%
92.
76
114% Mar
Dec
50%
202
Nov
66
Mar
Consolidated
.
_
'—
Bros
Last
Sale Prlee
of I'ricee
Par
Balcrank
Share#
Ex-Cell-O
Range for Year 1956
Low
Htgn
Ford
Motors
18
18
51
18
Jun
21
Mar
8
23
23%
52
23
Dec
41
Apr
Gar
•
24%
24%
50
21
Feb
26
Jun
General
25
25
33%
37%
95%
Brewing
Manufacturing
Champion Paper common
$4.50
Gas
Cincinnati
22%
Nov
29% Mar
34%
Oct
45
37%
97%
20
93 %
Dec
27 V\
27%
27%
867
24%
Oct
100
&
preferred
10
255
•
88'%
87%
88 %
59
87%
Nov
37%
Jan
84
Dec
preferred
Cincinnati
4%
10
Electric
com
—
Mililng
Machine..
Cincinnati
Telephone..
Cincinnati
Transit
10
;
49%
70
86%
782
4%
830
4%
12%
,
50%
86
•86 %
50
.
Motors
Feb
29% July
102'/a
Jan
Drug
53% July
92% Mar
5%
Feb
8%
116
8%
Feb
10
Feb
46*%
47 %
116
36%
Feb
48%
Dec
58%
58%
50
47
Feb
61% July
8
...
Eagle Picher
(Suison Arc
10
———
58%
*
Kahn
i
(E>
S
Gamble
&
Printing
(new)
43 %
Jan
60
21
247
18
Apr
50%
237
43%
Jan
54%
45%
30
2
Preferred
48%
47%
49%
1,537
*
common
37%
36%
37%
180
52
52
-50
—
Hurd
Electric
Lock
Allied
Oct
Nov
55
% Aug
July
35
21
Oct
40
Jan
52 %
Jun
51%
Jan
Stocks—
44%
44%
22%
.
24
107
Airlines
Radiator
...5
American
Telephone & Telegraph.
.100
American
Tobacco
..25
76%
-50
72%
72%
60
63
64%
42%
177
Anaconda
Armour
;
•
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Oil
—
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Baldwin
;
City
&
Light
Kresge
Co
Lorrillard
...
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&
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Co
55%
Jan
71%
30%
Jan
____
41%
Airway
_
_
1
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Pennsylvania RR
Pepsi-Cola
Phillips Petroleum
Pure Oil _I.
__:
■
17%
Prophet
Co
49%
ig
_
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10
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—
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Rickel
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Steel
45
Jan
49%
57%
Jan
175 %
Nov
20
class
Mobill
Standard
Erands
Standard
Oil
Sheller
Products
Tool
Superior
Studebaker-Packard
~~~
~
'
Oil
61%
~
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Shoe__
c
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58%
'
Steel
_
Westinghouse
(F
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16%
98 3
52% May
173
53
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12%
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Abbott
For
footnotes
see
page
42.
Oct
41%
Nov
4
Jan
Dec
2,758
11%
Feb
21'A
Apr
48'%
531
40%
Jan
57%
Apr
8%
400
10%
900
24
.
Nov
14 %
Apr
'■u-SdiiK May
14%
Jan
Oct
3%
13%
Jan
37
Apr
7
Jan
11%
11%
400
10% Jun
27'%
27 %
294
27
12%
12%
1,240
3%
Jan
12%
Dec
19%
19%
125
17%
Feb
21%
Nov
20
i
12 >4
■
2
Dec
28% Mar
425
19%
Dec
4%
4%
140
4%
Jan
6%
7%
8
669
5%
Oct
10%
Feb
6%
6 %
100
7%
Jun
14%
14%
.20
_
14 12
I
1
1%
compilation of the
4'%
Jan.
871
a
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2,900
13%
Feb
''Z'vYZ Apr
Aug
16% Mar
Oct
1%
Exchange
994
40
May
5
31 »/4
35
,
29%
Nov
Corp
Oct
Castings..
Mfg
Aug
American
Airlines
49 % Mar
American
Can
Cyanamid Co—
(Un)
Co
32
Apr
44%
Dec
American
5
33%
Oct
38% July
American
39%
30
38%
Dec
44% July
American Rad
Tel
154
34%
Feb
58% July
American
36'%
Oct
42%
American
27%
30
21'%
Feb
29%
51%
50
49%
Jan
55%
Aug
American Investment
Oct
50%
Aug
19
19
40
16%
Jan
20% Mar
22
22%
55
21
Nov
28
Oct
26% May
CD
38
18%
34%
57%
110
34%
105
43
60
Stand San
<fc
8%
250
7
-
Dec
45%
Apr
37
Dec
Dec
21% Jan
Dec
12%
10% Mar
17
Mar
I.
11%
11%
100
10%
SeD
30%
30
31 %
3,000
27%
Dec
45%
Jun
56
Dec
37
July
Sep
.
.
55%
-
-
34%
54%
33%
56%
34%
300
1,100
33
30 3 4
Dec
22%
22%
23%
2',200
21%
Oct
26% Mar
23%
24%
400
22%
Dec
32%
Oct
5
(Un)—,—:—25
Corp
Apr
Co
Armour &
(111)
I
Warrants
common..——5
A
50
10
5
common
Ashland Oil & Refining common
Associates
49% Mar
58%
Dec
Investment
Topeka
Common
Athey
42%
2.IOC
40
48%
Apr
75%
100
61
Jan
79%
Dec
15%
15%
300
15%
Dec
17%
36%
-
35%
36'%
400
24%
Feb
40%
Dec
6%
5%
17%
6%
1,800
5%
Dec
8%
Jan
-
..
3,600
2,400
16%
Dec
165%
Oct
18
177
__
.37
Co
75%
36%
•
24
186%
Feb
Mar
Feb
500
37%
69%
Oct
84% May
500
76%
31%
Nov
51
Jan
7% Mar
16%
5%
400
4%
Dec
72
72%
66%
Jan
B7% Mar
63
16%
64
1,203
400
46%
Feb
69%
Dec
16%
1,000
15%
Dec
23 %
May
5%
100
4%
Dec
11% May
43.
37%. 18%
__
—
1
...
& Santa
5.800
700
15%
Jan
20
65%
53
55%
Jan
59%
Nov
33% July
12%
53^
35%
Automatic
57
56%
Jan
72 % May
85
51%
Sep
37%
Sep
43%
48 3
Jun
26%
26%
14%
45%
15%
47%
J(in
15%
46%
700
850
500
25%
•____
35%
Jan
47% Aug
1%
1%
1%
43,800
%
Dec
9%
?
6%
6%
7
3,500
5Vg
Sep
7%
Sep
13%
14
700
May
2% Jan
15%
Jan
4
__
Aug
81 % May
40
Mar
Fe—'
Atlantic Refining Co
28%
"
..10
1.50
Corp
57% May
Dec
ft
65%
10
.___
-
Products
18
177
175
' ft
Rights
55% July
Apr
May
41%
75%
41%
...
5%
class
Co
—
15%
(Un)
Anaconda Copper Mining (Un)
Armco Steel Corp (Un)
Jan
Jan
Avco
Washer
Co
Manufacturing Corp
B>aldwin-Lima-Hamilton
(Un)
4
Jan
50 %
Feb
62 %
Aug
July
Bearings -Inc
405
Belden
Manufacturing Co
60
47%
Jan
71
May
Bendix
Aviation
7%
7%
20
5%
Oct
10% Mar
Bethlehem
27%
5
22 %
Jan
30% Aug
Binks
64%
50
103%
.35
46%
Nov
59% Mar
17%
Oct
19%
Sep
Feb
72%
Dec
Fisheries
Brad
Mar
Steel
Corp
Manufacturing
Brach
51%
Corp
_:
(Un)
Co
Corp
Budd
18%
20
70
71%
120
Feb
132% July
56%
56%
56 7
a
10
50%
Nov
66
44%
44%
45%
171
43%
Nov
50 % Mar
Borg
(George
$151.25
53
Mar
59%
Nov
W)
Borg-Warner
&
Sons
Foote
Corp
Corp
(E
...
Company
Burlington Industries
Corp
Butler
(Un)
Corp
Brothers
14
—
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*
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5
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5
35'4
27%
__
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45%
300
650
200
200
100
750
100
200
2%
2%
.12.50
13%
.38%
20%
19%
13%
38%
19%
19 %'
13%
39%
20%
100
909
400
350
—.15
281%
27%
28%
300
__
20c
5
Inc
37«
37a
35 Vi 35%
61
61 %
191% 191%
27%- 27%
15% 16
26% 27
44% 45%
200
800
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Works
Gear
13
50c
45
59 %
56%
58
3%
_____100
61%
57
700
:—25
49% Mar
125
46%
14%
5
Tel Co.
&
58%
46%
14%
—
51%
May
14%
-
Foundry—__.__7
&
Oct
Nov
29% May
1
Corp
Viscose
Oil
Amurex
i
Machine
Motors
(111»
Co
Jan
co^
37%
800
10
Tobacco..
95
50
37 %
25
800
38 "2
1
12.50
(Un)
American
10
175
Htgn
Low
40%
36%
1
(Un)
Paramount Theatres
35%
210
Range for Year 1956
High
Broadcasting
41% July
36% Apr
42 %
53
Shares
39%
20
—10
Corp
Chalmers
Jan
44'%
for Week
40%
*
20%
20%
Suit!
-
36'A
50c
Dec
51%
-
Range
5
__5
Mfg
Paper
Week'i
of Prices
Low
1—1
_:
Aluminum
Advanced
"
10
:
Co
15
44'%
round-lot transactions only
Last
Laboratories
Steel
Acme
Burton-Dixie
1993
Apr
20'%
Jan
11'%
Par
Burroughs
Transit 4%s
3,000
3%
Mar
100
Friday
July
BONDS—
Cincinnati
3 %
2% Aug
9
32%
2%
Sale Price
Apr
65%
Jan
43",
18%
70
108
r
Jan
3% Aug
2%
STOCKS
80% July
236%
'77% Jan
383:i
113% 113 %
1
100
1 690
Midwest Stock
27%
46%
2%
20'„
43 %
29%
2%
1
227
.
*
Oct
i.
_
—
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'Booth
'
■„
Dec
2%
9%
1
.....
56
"10
25%
200
2%
10
17%
59%
ZI-~Z-_1
Carbide
Woolworth
7
10
2,618
27
Sep
8 %
8 %
10
1
Udylite Corporation
Wayne Screw
Brass
61%
~__25
~
a% Ma
48'%
10
common
Laboratories
38%
"III
Ohio
5% Mar
Dec
•
Allied
38%
(Indiana)
Sep
1 %
22
23%
•
1
Die
k
Allied
55%
of
4%
20.)
3%
5
Packard
Studebaker,
Akron
63%
(N J)
100
1%
5
——
Jan
62%
Oil
4%
2%
_1
—
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Manufacturing
61
55%
Oil
6%
19%
-
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—-
-
...
37% Mar
56 %
Standard
Jan
43%
20
1
Dillon
Scotten
41%
29
Standard
4%
25%
.
_..i
Rudy Manufacturing
Sep
55%
*
27
13
300
1%
1
_
Dec
56 %
__j
18% July
19%
219
5%
4%
■
._—10
Axle
&
30%
28%
Sinclair
28
Feb
300
17%
5%
2
Paper
Spring
33 %
57%
3
Nov
Jan
26
17%
2 %
-.
83
33%
10
Jan
26
17%
—
__
21
28%
B_
Apr
9% July
49 % Mar
2% May
common.
-
200
Z—ZlZIIZIis
Tobacco
Roebuck
38 %
40'A May
17,427
5%
Dec
58
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Reynolds
62% Mar
Jan
Apr
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Raisin
Atchison
Radio Corp
Dec
6%
Sep
Nov
19%
22%
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280
,
Aug
1%
'
—
8%
95
3%
•
---
_
Aug
Jan
37%
.
2,910
Mar
1.425
24
Jan
67%
1,889
Dec
15% May
26%
27%
ZIZZZ12
:
56%
a
8%
%
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—
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49%
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Distillery
Republic
Metal
Peninsular
56%
39%
37%
200
Dec
Aug
4,285
Co
&
35%
__
92
7%
2%
Welding
Electric
Davis
Parke
42%
5
4%. Jan
12% Aug
3%
:
Metal
Clemens
16%
•
205
Dec
4
24%
1%
common.
——:
32%
31 %
17%
4%
23 7
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Dec
75
89%
38
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American
Products
Chemical
30%
41%
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Dairy
National
S
12
57%
10
__
10% July
56
23'%
10
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100
92
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Feb
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29%
41%
Feb
14%
2
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32%
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207
10%!
—
13
American
Co
(Glen
.....
Jan
700
21%
Jan
8% Jan
38% Dec
Jan
68 %
88%
5
.
Ohio Edison
U
86%
66%
National Cash Register
S
53% Jun
65'%
29%
34
4%
21%
9%
3%
—;
Nov
05
188% 188:!'i
2.50
51 % Mar
15% July
Jan
60 %
228
10
24% Mar
Feb
69
49'%
188%
9,214
4
Dec
42%
'
Motors
Products
National
Allis
Harvester
fP)
Mead
National
U
Mar
194'A
48%
5
Montgomery Ward
U
Mai-
143% May
53% Jan
7
Department Stores
International
Union
12%
55
75
Autolite
International
Sunray
30
%
7%
213
50
General Motors
Socony
5% July
534
5
Segrs,
13%
192'%
18
Ford
Pan
20
45%
.
General Electric
(S
Michigan
Motor
Admiral
Kodak
Federated
The
23
Jan
40
5
38%
38
-
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Masco Screw
Dec
69 %
Feb
17%
5
Eastman
Martin
May
85% Mar
a
15%
45%
Pont
pec
16%
44% Dec
"
86
4%
—_1
Wines
Sherman
40
17%
•
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Feb
67%
68%
<■
„
Ja
Feb
15%
68%
;
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43
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Dec*
43'/a
13
___7.50
Oct
49% Sep
May
2.50
Tobacco
J)
36 77
___»
:___
16%
_25
(Un)
4177
300
4
36
Co
2,400
Dec
Jan
16
5
2 77
97'.4
Nickel
17 74
76%
76 74
38%
34
5
3,300
41%
1
International Packers Ltd
International Paper rUn)
Jan
1
(Un)_—
277
14
600
Interlake
International
Nov
4777
17
Corp of America (Un)
3,100
8
»
40
Dec
1
Radio
Sears
.5
Sep
3277
Oct
Apr
123% Aug
44
(Un)
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Dec
57 %
1
Chemical
33
400
29%
61
Deo
Oct
5
72%
587i
Co___
Steamship Co
International Harvester
International Mineral &
500
35 74
Feb
35%
of Indiana
31% Aug
62%
Development
Steel
Feb
700
_3
Oct
Sehenley
10
77
39
21
4334
(Un)
43 3
RR.___________ZZZ
Central
37%
500
Dec
427a
Co
Dec
Standard
Brick
Illinois
300
32%
12.50
60'7
Aug
lj
1,300
407a
11% July
Feb
43%
<—33 74 c
22
5
common
277u
39%
Jan
800
(Un)
200
Mar
___
26%
11177 11274
8
20%
5
(Un)
1,100
41
Bartlett
Spencer
Co
57%
_ZZZZZZl
—_I_—125
—.
Co
76 77
5174
& Co__
300
38
40
2474
Jan
__i
1,300
2,400
13,800
50
&
Co
42%
.___II. 3
_Z_I_Z Z~1
(Walter E)
Hertz
!
39
100
23%
Oct
_
Brewing Co
Werner Corp
/
Heller
5777
25
(G»
2677
8%
32 74
6% Mav
40 77
"
'
8 74
32'%
187a
RR__
2,700
34
ZI3
_Z____ 1
474 Feb
41 %
10
574
500
A
;
Dec
38%
preferred
57%
*
Corp
Hammond
Hein
class
(Un )
Co
Oct
2%
_5
4 77
600
Dock_I_ """I61
-IZ..1
&
24
-
lb-/a
Quaker Oats Co
43%
Chemical
8%
1
preferred
43 77
.12.50
Cooperage
Greyhound
Griesedieck
Gulf
&
Jan
100
40J«
common
Company
3677;
1
-
37%
(The)
Oil
427i
-
27%
700
274
7.50
76
•;
Co____I"~""5
Rubber
Co
Steel Co
Stores
Drug
Pure
3577
Z3.
Jan
18 77
Corp
Corp
Service
Schwitzer
Granite City
Gray
Public
Pullman
A
_•
10 74
77„
Petroleum
i0
(Un>_
Nov
Jan
Co_.
Brothers
Feb
4%
41
common
Dodge Corp
Corp (Un)
Philco
52% May
5
Co
Goodyear Tire &
Gossard
(Un
10 %
900
26
274
38%
!
prior
4837
5
26
5
Gas
(Charles)
Phillips
1574
50% Apr
Nov
b
10
Chemical
Phelps
8 74
■
4674 July
Dec
4
'
—
Apr
400
*
Pfizer
Jan
277
ZZZIZI*
1~66%
57a
Oct
Jan
Mar
46%
•'
—
conv
Dec
1674, Dec
14 7 a
Corp__ZZ—ZZZZZZZl
5%
574
\
-
12
Co
Pennsylvania
1377
600
2%
Co
3777
;
Apr
3%
51
■
Jun
._5
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
248 77
1,700
14%
Corp
Foods
40%
200
577
_10
common
Power Co—
Natural
Penn-Texas
Jan
56 7«
1
General
300
3874
5 74
—1
„
American World Airways
Pictures (Un)
Dec
8 74
.
Z'2
General
(Un)_.
Co
Paramount
6
17%
.10
Contract
4277
38 74
35
(Un)
unn-Mathieson
200
17 74
Transportation—2.50
General
427a
407a
(Un).
100
55 7 «
—
Box
Dec
11274
10
Co
674
674:
-17%
.25
General
38%
1
Ry
Oil
80
56%
American
5
Corp_
Gas
Edison
Potter Co
General
Car
Ohio
Oklahoma
Nov
51%
8978
248
67a
5
-2
1,400
5
Manufacturing Co
$1.50
Dec
200
18874
497«
90
Jz'j.
15
Auto.
40
RR
Ohio
May
26
"
Zsv
Four-Wheel Drive
(Un)
(Un)
Aviation
States
Warrants
B)
.
Products
Co
Central
(Minnesota)
Pan
5
a
York
Northern
Nov
30
.10
3974
3777 July
49%
Inc_—_
Dec
Nov
1
Northwest Bancorporation
1
Paper Corp
2%
33%
,_i
Gas
Co
Ndrthern Illinois
Northern Pacific
32%
5
(Un).
New
Feb
May
r-
29
250
2,600
26
(Un)
Standard
Co__
National
July
15%
87 a
Oct
250
.
2%
5%
A—
Distillers
Lead
American
50.
39%
35%
16%
1634
4274
i
Inc
Gypsum
National
North
88
19%
20
Nemours
National
National
American
38%
1
35% Aug
70% July
37%
1
—50c
Cylinder
North
May
4,200
1
Jan
2%
5
_
Industries
427a July
52'/a Mar
40
187a
»
(Allen
Napco
National
7277 July
55%
30 74
1,200
17%
~5
46
743/*
''J!#
Feb
800
200
50 %
17%
t
Company
Jan
68%
40%
88
2
Muter
Jan
677 a
20
3074 May
200
36%
3
common.
Specialties—
class
85%
49
39',
Co
preferred
Motor
60% May
40
49
600
64 7-4
Sep
Feb
46
convertible
Jan
22%
25
(JJn)
Co
54%
10%
67 %
10
Lines
50
400
200
34 7a
1677
62
37 77
ZI15
—
(The)
Convertible
600
__
Inc
Vernon
8% Mar
66 74
39%
2
»
Co
Hign
6% Aug
63 77
—
LZ__
(Un)
&
700
337a
12.50
Co
Ward
Range for Year 1956
Low
7
6577
—
Chemical
Muskegon
Jan
'
10 Va
1
Kodak
657a
Apr
17% Aug
Corp
de
Dec
•
Corp
Inc
58
6 %
__15
—
common
Laboratories
Air
Ijb
50c
Cement
(Philip) & Co (Un)
Mount
65%
Ikww
High
674
"ZZ10
Fuel
Chemical
Monsanto
3477 July
10%
Nov
America
Co
(EI)
Eastman
28
900
Dec"
Company
Eastern
800
11%
35%
Common
Eddy
Motorola
307.4
_II25
Edison
Pont
Morris
29
.
Du
5677 July
100
1
_1
Mont
Jan
700
Dodge Manufacturing Corp
.New common (when issued)
Dow Chemical Co
Du
517a
Monroe
(Un)
tar Week
Price#
Low
■
Co
Montgomery
3774
Cudahy Packing Co common.
Curtis-Wright Corp (Un)
Detroit
Jan
41% July
34
Co
of
Jan
21
37%
(Un)
Cement
Power
Container
52 77
Nov
Jan
34 -:
5
Continental Motors
Sep
3377
60
_____100
System
Mfg
•f
■
•
Bale#
^Rarf*
1
Mfg
Portland
Modine
137 a
100
common..
Ilium.
Missouri
&
River
600
1774
Ry__»
Inc_
Gas
61% Aug
187a
.___ZZlO
ZZ_ *
—_
677 July
Nov
2574
25
Co
Corp
Dec
4977
45 3 7
18
;
Products
377
200
Mississippi
500
1
Cleveland Cliff's Iron
4%%
preferred
36% Mar
Brewing Co
Min
200
18%
RR__12.50
Chrysler Corp
Minnesota
1,000
25
Christiana OA Corp.
City
60
*
___
Pacific
Ben
Minneapolis
Apr
36 ',4
x28
com____♦
_
&
So
7,900
Nov \
Week'#
Last
Par
jan
54%
*
67 7'4
28'2
(Un)_____25
preferred
Chicago Rock Island
Chicago So Shore &
7i
30
2
16%
11
*
Ry
Aug
Feb
297a
1
common
Pac common
Northwestern
series
47a
Friday
Hign
35 %
17
,10
*
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
V.
1
12%
100
5977
36
dist"—_i
•
33%
46
*
Service—
Products
100
1,000
59%
5
11
Bale Prloe
54%
(Un)
Corp
Public
Champlin Oil &
conv
America
West
1'%
46
46
JANUARY
STOCKS
Low
14%
411»
Light Co_______L
Illinois
Certain-teed
1'%"
13%
~4%
16%c
ENDED
Range for Year 1956
High
337«
50
of
&
Illinois
5%
14 (B
I_25
common: _:
Central
chic
110
5
,L_;
preferred
Central
S3
ioc
___
(On)
Prospect
Shares
Low
"
Inc
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Flic#
Par
•
FOR
Sales
56%
23
—10
10
10
Co
45
55%
Feb
65% Mar
Feb
July
24%
Oct
37
Feb
Mar
Dec
23
19
Jun
2274
Apr
10%
Nov
14
Jan
27%
Oct
32 74
Jan
Yates-Amer
Zenith
Machine
Radio
Co
Corp—.—___
5
__—
1374
101
101
16
140 y4
July
Jan
-85
Financial Chronicle... Monday, January 14, 1957
The Commercial and
(176)
:•#
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK EN,DEI) JANUARY
11
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Range
result of a merger
between the Los Angeles and the San Francisco Stock Exchanges.
The
year ranges shown are the 1956 prices as transacted on the San Francisco
business on January 2, 1957, as a
Low
8*Iw
Range
for Week
of I'rkei
Sharee
Wrigley Stores Inc <Um
.'—2.50
atones common—————5
Aeco
Air
Corp ——
Reduction Co
Alleghany
(Unj,
Corp
Allis-Chalmers Mfg
—-
Airlines Inc com tUm
American
Bosch
American
(Unt
Corp
Arma
720
2%
7 lH
100
6%
95 %
.
465
Jan
37
July
37
Nov
34%
2,210
30%
1,697
100 Va
Jan
138% Aug
122
214
114
Aug
114
23%
1,268
20%
21%
24
24
41 «!•
41%
33%
a
200
17
Feb
155
22%
Dec
32
40 %
7712
728
61 %
Jan
75%
1,180
11 %
Nov
13%
Jun
32
13%
32
455
34
Sep
Dec
Corp (Unt
Motors
American
Power (Unt— -
Foreign
&
American
American
Smelting &
American
Tel & Tel
Refining
Co—
(Un)
Steel
Corp
4,994
165%
Oct
186 %
Feb
Getty
715
68%
Oct
84%
Feb
Gillette
37
1,250
32%
Nov
50 % Mar
Gimbel
72%
72 %
1,197
65% Mar
87% Mar
Gladden
21%
21%
259
19 % May
22
62%
62%
32% Jul v
Goodyear
Tire
46%
47
641
36 %
Jan
46 %
Graham-Paige
%
10%
10%
3,491
8%
Dec
5
3,760
3%
Nov
4
Dec
25c
31c
2,500
Nov
38c
Mar
6%
1
3,875
(Uni
<UniCo—-——
RR
Baltimore & Ohio
Petroleum
Oil Co
Bandiiii
Bankline
—
common
Inst Inc
Aircraft Corp
Beckman
—
1,000
59 %
Dec
65%
Aug
1
7%
Jan
42%
a44
220
__!%
41%
41%
43
12,296
15 V4
15%
171
217
26%
Jan
39%
125
21
Dec
25% Mar
50
May
6IV4
61:i.
480
63%
1%
lVa
1,500
1%
Dec
2 %
52,
54 %
Dec
2,700
142%
Jan
13 Va
904
12%
Jan
18 %
8c
Nov
i5c
51 "4
13 %
13%
12c
12c
13c
27,000
3 %
3 %
3%
5,0.11
Oil Corp
—„1
———15
57
57
219
44%
45%
647
>
45 VV
Calaveras
California Ink
California
Co.
Pacific
(Chi
Ry
Aircraft Co—
Cessna
Chaihplin
Chance
Oil
Oil
Chaiter
—•
Co
(Un)
•
Paul
Milw St
Chrysler Corp
com
(Un)
Central
Illinois
RR
Corp
Molybdenum
Climax
Clorox
Coj-_
CO——L
Chemical
Colorado
Fuel
&
.
__
Iron
291
13
Aug
16%
Jan
468
29%
Jgn
44 %
35 V,
267
32.*' May
43
July
Jim
23% Mar
Jan
17
19
403
4 1
950
13
7 %
750
5
% Feb
Mav
36% Ma:
Nov
61%
Aug
11 %
Jan
21'a
!ii
331
a
405
31:
63'a
1,017
53
16 %
878
a
11% May
Jan
8{J Apr
July
96
1,505
57%
Jan
94
17%
1,850
13%.
Nov
20% Mar
4%
150
3%
Aug
4% Mar
11%
1,320
41%
120
%
28V,
45
48 3 «
28
10%
Sep
24% Feb
14
Aug
41
Dec
22% Sep
2738
Apr
33
45
Dec
180
-
1,578
'
May
2%
3
3,500
1%
Jan
2%
Apr
67
67
522
53%
Jan
68%
NOV
17%
183a
840
16%
Dec
25
Mar
37%
475
35 3
Dec
38 %
Aug
68 3
4
697;i
1,854
67%
673b
181
4
60
Jun
86(4
55%
Jan
71
4%
Commonwealth Edison
Cons
Choi Gould
Consolidated
•Consol
Cons
&
Savage Min
of
Edison
N
Natural
Consumers
Gas
Y
-
(Un)
32%
Jones
Dec
Ja_,
July
Kaiser
19%
al8%
a
40%
—i.
35 3 4
25c
l
■.
a4238
a
10
6% Mar
Lear
"Rights"
Corn
i
w
Products
Leslie
Salt
lhov
Liberal
Oil
Corp
common
Crucible
Steer Corn
American
Cuban
of Amer
Oil
(Un)
Co
a
Jun
35 Va
Dec
24% July
33%
Dec
15%
Apr
17% AUff
19%
110
17%
Nov
21%
39
Dec
45
Mar
10c
Jan
40c
Mai;
40%
.,
336
25c
1,000
45
Apr
44
Dec
33%
42% a43%
175
35%
Feb
42% July
Nov
47%
552
44%
Dec
49% Mar
46 Va
419
39-%
Feb
54% July
Curtis Publishing Co (Unt
Curtiss-Wrighh Corp (Un)
Class
.29,
1
105
7%
585
29%
1,392
27%
Nov
Nov
9%
<Uni
A
32 % Mar
8
Ma r
5
5%
1.125
4%
Oct
55%
2.147
50%
Nov
96%
276
92%
Dec
78 %
78%
702
47%
Jun
5
5%
1,750
2%
Jan
8%
8%
485
45%
47%
828
27
Jan
49'4
Dec
a44% a46%
120
35:%
Apr
46%
Nov
1
'8%
1
47%
1
:
a46%
Records
Deere
&
Denver
Di
Co
&
Rio
Giorgio
Inc
Dorr-Oliver
Grande
Fruit
Inc
Dresser
Du
J
&
M
Macy &
Lab
Calif.._
Martin
Inc
5
new
com
(Un)__50c
(Unt
&
footnotes
Co
see
1
(Un)
page
25
42.
&
Middle
10% Mar
12
Jun
520
56 %
Jan
73
Aug
1
17*%
18%
471
15%
Oct
26
Mar
5
5
100
4%
Nov
6%
68c
78c
4,725
50c
Nov
1.30
58 Va
13c
Sep
Aug
—
68c
1
a62%
20c
19c
10c
Dec
Feb
15
Dec
38
10
31%
Jun
2.80
2.00
Mar
Feb
Jan
,,
21,000
Feb
May
70
Feb
24c
33% Mar
a34% a35 Va
(a
(Un)_*
20%
Jan
38%
1.973
33%
Jun
112'a
38
139
3734
a34%
114
1,258
79%
Jan
105
Dec
Dec
141
July
915
31
31%
1,963
29 V2
Nov
37 %
Apr
11%
Ilia
980
8%
Feb
12
Aug
38c
3,000
•
105
41V* July
104 Va 107%
7%
(Un)
135
a68
19c
a63
«
7
Mission
Apr
69%
1C4
70*2
Monolith
1,020
43%
Nov
62 '•
Jun
42%
Apr
Feb
National
National
National
54
Apr
18 V'a Mar
2 38
2 38
600
a653,
Oct
.
.
i
3% July
72%
Feb
23
Oct
29
Dec
917
44%
Jun
58 %
Dec
32
55 3
205
20%
3,401
34%
55
Dec
62 Va
May
22
1,496
18%
Dec
25
Va f 17 V4
17
125
15Va
Dec
20%
Jan
59c
9.007
41c
Jan
1.00
Apr
30
265
28%
a36 Va
50c
53c
lue
2
8
aG5% a66Va
34
55 3«
17%
26%
Apr
33
Oct
174
34% July
40
May
4
35%
587
23
Jan
37
Dec
Vli
43
1,547
21%
Oct
45
Dec
32%
32%
200
29%
Oct
36 V'4 May
63a
6%
50
5
6V2
Nov
7 V'4
1,125
5
Jan
6%
Dec
4%
950
4
Nov
7% May
31
31
246
30
a
35 3
a
21%
21%
31%
(Un)__
j.
Mines
572
31%
125
9c
13c
61,750
33
Inc
33
100
a33% a34V'a
72
Mar
25%
34% July
Feb
21%
17% July
Dec
32%
Jan
2 TVs
Oct
8c
Oct
23c
30
Jan
38 %
Jun
30%
Jun
36 V'2
Aug
j
Oct
26 %
Oct
13%
14
200
14%
Jan
15%
Feb
36%
37 Va
1,889
23%
Nov
44% July
a25% a25r,a
125
22 Va
Nov
27%. Aug
(Uni
com
26
—
(Un)
26%
188
22
%
Jan
4134
154
40
Oct
46%
Jun
39%
39%
960
38 Va
Dec
44 V2
July
38%
38%
115
39%
Dec
50 V2
Apr
3%
3%
100
3
Feb
3%
Sep
12 %
12%
500
11
Nov
35 VI
a35%
310
4134
&
(Un)__
Co
(Unt
Fibres
tUnt
Co
Distillers
Sep
New
common
National
Natomas
50%
-51%
Feb
53%
Apr
15%
16%
359
13
Jan
19% Aug
Norden
90
89%
90%
1.384
77
May
94 %
Norris
Y
i
RR
t
w
Co
Un
American
Aviation
North
American
Invest
49%
Dec
50%
420
4%
Dec
10
Jan
Northern
771
175%
Nov
235
Apr
Northrop
61
37%
Dec
60
May
52
Feb
87
Apr
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13,299
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Bestwall Gypsum
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Feb
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Dec
8
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120
Apr
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9
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Dec
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Jan
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2
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24% Mar
12%
41 -/4
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58% Mar
Jun
Nov
29%
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1
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Dec
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38
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Jan
168
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24
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17
Apr
Jan
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1.55
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48%
23
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35%
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13%
110
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56%
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Mar
25
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Jan
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175
4
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Apr
13%
77
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—
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48% Mar
651
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Apr
41%
36%
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May
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13 %
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23% Aug
.
28%
33
30
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26% Mar
Nov
Dec
13% Mar
462
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220
38%
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Aug
22 %
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May
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Feb
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Apr
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137
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14 %
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89%
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63
63
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56%
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STOCKS
18c
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Nov
Nov
3%
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Sep
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2,810
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Financial Chronicle
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Sugar
Occidental
Oceanic
Ltd
Co
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oil
Pacific
Cement
Pacific
Clay
Pacific
6%
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Peosl
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Pfizer
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54%
55
233
1.05
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2,360
10%
Nov
762
50%
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157
25 %
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41
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100
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Aug
Jan
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Dec
56%
Jan
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May
51
45%
Nov
53% July
Dec
45 %
Aug
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Dec
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Jan
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59 %
461
13%
lc
2%
29
28i%
5
19%
Dec
35%
Nov
Jan
Jan
8% Mar
23
Mar
20%
863
17% May
545
34
70%
1,319
Va
ti%
370
8%
8
318
30%
Jun
47
32%
Jan
38% July
33%
32%
33%
10
83%
82
Va
83%
57
56%
55%
56%
961
2
17%
17
17%
1,868
24%
24 %
100
50c
common
8.232
40
May
127
23
Jun
320
common
24%
23%
26%
28
1
24%
26 %
15
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27 %
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29
Dec
34 Va
38
13%
Jan
1694
Jun
10%
Dec
16%
Dec
41
43
765
31%
Apr
45 V4
Dec
30%
31%
335
24%
Feb
35 Va
July
16%
Jun
•
13%
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14%
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46%
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58 Va
58
59%
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33
Oct
36%
45 %
36%
37
4,266
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Nov
9%
10
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2,792
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Nov
17
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•
Jan
65
50%
Jan
62%
Aug
55'%
56
428
48%
Jan
67
69
398
52%
Feb
80
219
26%
Oct
26%
common
Public Service Electric & Gas
627h
7%
7%
4.707
5%
Oct
10%
27
27
27%
2,152
22%
Jan
30
22%
22%
230
19
Jan
30
7,914
15 7
Dec
36% Mar
21%
22 >/4
2,336
21
Jun
23% Mar
31%
1,993
31
Nov
35% Mar
27%
2.7%
Dec
32%
.50
Film
Carbon
16%
34%
60%
1,527
15%
Corp
______
648
38
Dec
49%
Feb
55%
Aug
125
26%
Oct
34 %
60%
669
53%
Nov
63%
United
Corp
Corp (Uni.
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Fruit
Co
Lothrop
570
15%
25%
1,025
23%
Dec
273i
Aug
78%
609
70%
Jan
82 %
Nov
19 Va
6%
6%
550
6%
Jun
37%
37%
509
35%
Jan
17
37%
17%
110
11% Mar
16
38%
%
Apr
7
Jan
4194 July
July
416
37=% May
40%
Jan
45
79
41% May
50
Oct
81
$5,000
92
Jun
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Transit
series
Co
series
5s
A
Washington
A
1975
80
——1975
Gas
Light
Co
%
86 Va
5s_—__ 1960
103
88.
74 Va
2,800
103
Sep
Sep
103
92
Jun
May
74%
1,000
108
Jail
Pittsburgh Slock Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
Par
Allegheny
Ludlum
33
Cork
Jun
43%
28%
Dec
Aug
38% Mar
Duquesne
Brewing
991
20%
Oct
29%
Apr
Duquesne
Light
990
33%
Jan
47% Mar
Equitable
19
168
17%
Dec
27
Harbison
34%
Sep
45%
37%
2,554
8%
8%
8%
310
27%
27%
27 %
530
8 % Mar
24%
Jan
Mar
A pi-
9% May
28%
Aug
Lone
Gas
Gas
12%
2,600
9%
Jan
13% July
Pittsburgh
Plate
23 %
24
961
21%
Dec
29% May
Pittsburgh
—
630
103%
Jan
130 »/2 July
26 %
26 Va
259
26 %
Dec
Plymouth
Renner
Oil
594
Com
—.
59
59%
1,225
Jan
65
30%
31%
1,129
23 %
Oct
35% May
Rockwell Spring & Axle
San
Toy Mining
42 %
693
36%
Feb
43 % Mar
United
63% May
88 %
88 Va
572
1
6 %
6%
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47 "a
47%
885
52%
6%
43%
Apr
9 4V2
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Sep
Dec
Dec
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54% Mar
United
Glass
Nov
37% Mar
41%
43%
241
17%
18
338
5%
1,966
36 3 4
710
33 '4
Jan
27 74
164
25%
Jan
common......
Westinghouse Air Brake
!
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J
—.
69%
34 %
294
2%
1,307
Jan
69 Va
Dec
Jan
28
34%
Nov
"
1%
Apr
3V4 Julv
125
35%
85%
131
74 %
Jan
96 %
7%
31
674
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8%
Apr
36
36 %
201
3094
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39 '4
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80c
80c
100
50c
Jan
75c
Dec
27
28'4
131
27 %
Dec
36%
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5c
Jun
6c
.
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7%
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17
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5694
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57%
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655
250
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96
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40%
12.50
.
159
.
6
38% July
31 % Aug
7%
28
10c
15% May
394 Mar
5%
Dec
46% July
17% Aug
83%
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—
—
Jan
40%
5
..
28%
7%
•
Engineering & Foundry Co. —5
States
27%
84%
10
—
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40%
63%
120
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—
30:i
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29%
67%
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33%
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67
35%
36
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62 Va
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10
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—
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113
17%
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_
112%
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of
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'$2.50 convertible preferred.
24
291/2
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Walker
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*
Co
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61%
1
2.864
far Week
29%
■
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37%
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of Price*
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Steel;
21
a
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Rale Prie*
37 %
20%
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—
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10%
24%
76%.
13%
Columbia Gas System
31 %
10
United
&
112%
10
37 Va May
75 % May
25%
—19.50
Apr
42%
36 7
25
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Inc
Fell
Dec
76%
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—
Corp
19
33
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Aircraft
Jan
31%
57
5
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United Gas Improvement
•
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Union Oil Co of Calif
Union Pacific Ry Co
26%
100
59
59%
a
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*
Gas
Jersey
1
(Uni
(Un)
65
33%
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Oct
543
60 %
!
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Jan
31%
*
*
Feb
40%
12
1
35
44 %
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5
l
Sep
80
31%
10
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Armstrong
10
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31% Mar
40%
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:
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44'4
25
(Un)
65 Vi
17%
July
40%
1
Co
Jan
17
—
common
July
7.50
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45%
Apr
7%
•
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696
9%
com
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Dec
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(Un)
Feb
28 V»
Aug
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48%
Nov
Apr
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25
Nov
Dec
20%
17%
338
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1,059
2,575
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July
90
100
23%
43%
Nov
14%
22%
48%
26%
16%
38
270
34% Mar
Jan
Va
14
45
8,114
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Dec
17%
31%
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Scott Paper Co
Scran ton-Spring Brook
22 Va
26
100
2,7%
Jan
NOV
43
1
preference
17% Jan
60
2894
49 Va Mar
31%
16%
___*
48%
Dec
43 %
24%
corrfi»on.._——10
3,314
24%
41%
common
59%
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20% Mar
Dec
24%
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58%
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63% Mat
417 i,
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33 V»
85 Va
16%
28% July
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May
5i% May
24 Va
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53% May
47%
32 V4
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59%
552
1.66%
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60%
Sep
July
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1.718
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9%
6
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25% May
21 % Nov
43% May
58% July
Jan
36 %
44%
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Jan
87%
44%
40
37 %
43%
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35%
350
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59%
36
—_—
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21%
37%
67%
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15% Mar
39%
19
399
Apr
Nov
27% Nov
35%
3,409
29
3%
9
50
15 %
Dec
69%
26%
Dec
Apr
Aug
Jan
2%
10
Corp
Potomac Electric Power
Universal
Aug
19%
Corp
Reading Co
3094
30 Va
36%
1
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div
Feb
Feb
Dec
25
Philco
$1.40
12
186%
1.80
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Co
26%
1,152
28%
Oct
20
10%
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&
104%
247a
290
2%
9%
50
—
Philadelphia Electric common
Philadelphia Transportation Co—
South
14
2%
1
Pennsylvania Power & Light com
Pennsylvania RR
Pennsylvania Salt
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Peoples Drug Stores, Inc.!—
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59 %,' Jan
1,112
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Dec
5
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Pennroad
Apr
1
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97
31 %
474
5
.
Century-Fox
Air
Jan
1,197
Jan
48
46%
.10
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com
Corp
United
64
48 %
63%
10
Products
United
Mar
47%
10
new
Inc
Co
Dec
7
60
45%
7
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Airlines
Electric
58
Oct
62 711
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_
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4
Nov
Nov
26%
25
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44
45%
•
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Jan
7
Oct
10
45 %
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common
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47%
36%
27%
49
28%
common
"to
63
*
1
(Ind)
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19% Mar
Dec
3%
Apr
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Tow
31%.
Pulp & Paper—-
$1.41
Range for Year 1956
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1
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Nov
55%
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a
Mar
5094 Mar
for Week
28%
10c
Feb
Dec
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Range
of Prices
50c
Co
Public
Corp
43%
27%
Oct
3Jij Mar
221% Mar
130
939
13%
3c
Dec
1,790
16% May
28%
(Glenn
Sep
5%
Jan
Jan
28%
Martin
110
a21%
Dec
39c
1394
13
23%
960
a21 %
60%
3,860
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176
•
65 % Mar
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Nov
»
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411
5
Nov
129
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60
coin..2
45
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333
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preferred—___—.24.50
& Navigation——.
10
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3%
;
44%
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14
46%
49%
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55%
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3,300
15
177%
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18%
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(Un)
51
245
20c
49
23% Aug
17%
A__—25
1,720
56%
6594
6.50
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Hudson
•
6,033
—25
__
ser
3694 July
175
Jan
52 %
25
.
pfd
2294 Mar
Dec
49%
Brothers
Homasotc
Dec
1,600
5%
com.,
Dec
Nov
28
49
Aug
13.000
114
11%
1794
1,198
30%
32% Mar
104
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1.437
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59%
60
48
12%
6594
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52 %
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5894 Mar
30%
56
Feb
20%
20
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.(Julius)
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14% Mar
71
20%
3c
1
Dec
'
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6594
18 %
17 %
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Union
General
Dec
45%
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Feb
Jan
43%
150
Tran.samerica
Tri-ro
32%
44
Nov
411
Corp
TreeSweet
Dec
Oct
36 Va
2.50
Sylvanla Electric Products
Gulf
21%
12
20%
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Aug
Aug
1.40
20
176%
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Garfinckel
36%
68
a25% a2694
9%
44
18
2794
11%
1
—
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Motor
Foremost
50
68
45%
Dec
29 %
20
100
r,
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&
stock
Fidelity
Ford
Apr
1,044
43%
335
Oct
'
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25%
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29%
*
Packard
Co
Textron
Apr
11%
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Mid-Continent
Super Mold
Texas
36%
812
Webster
Tidewater
Feb
Dec
22
Chemical
Texas Co
32%
27
30%
Oil
Oil
Dec
293
22%
Oil
TXL
27%
27%
30
Standard
.52
83%
37%'
47
Jan
Jan
'
'
—10
Company
Ex
Aug
37% Mar
Oct
22%
Standard
swift
Dec
68%
1
;
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Co..
Co
nou-cum
Electric
56%
17%
164
230
868
Standard
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20 %
b
3,220
•
class
Brands Inc
Oil
Co
of
Btiplebaker
32 % Mar
57 % May
347
Drug
17 5
Oct
42%
14 %
19
339
46%
4694
Delaware Power & Light common__13%
Duquesne Light Co
10
D.c
Dec
5,775
Oil
60
Feb
Feb
Oct
55%
Co
43%
7%
49%
29%
10%
May
80c
2.833
10
..10
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp
Curtis Publishing Co
Jan
.
49%
37%
630
100
85c
15
common
Securities
$2.50
Budd
19% Mar
40
280
46%
Co
July
27%
|i5c
Co
Railway
Nov
13%
522
39%
Southern
28%
29% July
5% Nov
28 %
19
1894
28%
81c
I
-—10
Corp
Baklwin
50% Mar
41% Jan
26%
a
18
28%
82c
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City Electric Co
Haldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Jan
69% a69 %
20%
a09%
1894
1
Atlantic
July
55%
55 %
Southwestern
Nov
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&
2,696
18
55%
39%
Sperry-Rand
Stone
19%
a55% a58%
.46%
Co
Sterling
996
15
Pacific
Stauffer
138
431
—25
Southern
Standard
1.461
5%
34•%
3
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Southern
Standard
1,040
56%
18
a58%
Ltd—,
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1
(Un)__—__.1.40
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4.24%
cum
pfd._
Soutnern Cal Gas Co
Southern
2,722
34
19 %
56%
p.10
(Un)
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34%
"
(Un)
Steel
Baltimore Transit Co
4.48%,—————„—25
Calif
Arundel
48% May
20
.
Co
American
Dec
Jan
5
—
pfd
55%
Wood
Hecht
(Un)
Gas
Mobil
Southern
Oct
39 %
5%
1
5
—
Par
Alan
Feb
120
1
-
Corp
7%
>45%
10
Corp (Un)
&
Oil
4894
Dec
45%
20.g
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(Un)
Signal Oil
Sinclair
5 Va
22
-5
(Un)
Rv
Co
&
Co
46% J"Iv
Stores
72%
19Ve
Dec
Security & Trust
Dec
(Un)__25
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(Un)_'_
Paper Co
Co
American
American
Nov
10
(Un)—
Industries
Water
Mar
1.454
a31% a32%
July
5 VB
Last
36
16
5%
68 %
4
Nov
63
19%
Dec
500
Friday
% Mar
302
a 32%
54
5'/a
'
Sale Price
75
270
•
625
5
.5
—
Nov
50%
Dec
31%
73
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Jan
Oct
33%
65 %
Jan
_•
Feb
16
l
Sapphire
Oil
1.25
423
1
A
(Un)
56
40
34
Jan
51%
(Un)_.—2.50
38
605
33%
58%
(Un)__.
158
51 %
Mar
July
77
4,031
Inc <Uni
com
401
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509'4 July
59
55
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Mar
Nov
Nov
71
STOCKS
25% Mav
Dec
17%
•
Schenley
Schering
Shasta
1.05
65 V2
1
.«
B
class
5% preferred
San Mauricio Mining
Shell
720
17%
_1
(Uni
Francisco
Steel
1.20
65 %
•
Inc
Nov
51%
10
Sharon
18%
238
—10
„
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Apr
855
17 y4
(Un)
Servel
22 %
6
•
Foods Inc
Roebuck
28
05 %
Regis Paper Co (Un)—
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Diego Gas & Elec com—
Sears
Nov
3
:
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Seaboard
21 %
17%
5
Woolworth
ai9Va
33
43%
a62 %
Oil
Inc
Jan
1,297
%
a42% a43%
a42%
Co
&
Jan
22%
_P 10
San
Scott
36
96-%
a61
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St Louis-San
Nov
Dec
17%
5
(Un)
class
Corp
and W Fine
27%
83
a48 % a49%
3
Wilson
4d%
a62 %
69 %
Telegraph
Basin
Mar
352
237
1.20
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12J/a
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Safewav
21
29
83%
20%
1.20
Williston
62 %
54 %
Stores———-—.— __25c
Apr
22 %
a
48%
a
Insurance (Un>__—5
Union
183
142% Julv
95c
Jan
1.886
Dept
J
110
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55
___
Life
Nov
1 OfZ
S.O vg
16%
70 %
(Un)
Coast
^Va
3t-,ie AUg
3% Mar
Dec
_16%
Oil
Pictures
High
May
1%
Co— —.10
—
common
Petroleum
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16%
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„
110'
20% July
Oct
16%
1
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
S
Jan
993
673
._1
(Un)
Co
Spring
12%
122%
128
18%
19 %
Bros
Western
May
Jan
(Uni
1%
'
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)
10
Westinghouse Elec Corp (Un)
.12.50
Wheeling Steel Coro (Un)___... —10
Jan
89c
126
Corp
Aircraft
104
Mng
Low
29
1,077
a34% >
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5
_
&
Sugar Co (Uni
Equipment
Co
Western
Oct
Nov
18 %
_
Co
West
Jun
94%
18%
18%
%
1.25
40
127%
22%
(Un)
65
Nov
1
Manufacturing Co
Cement
Oct
Adt
35 %
IS-
50
Timber
Co
Riverside
51%
70 c
1
Range for Year195G
High
32%
1%
1
(Un)
Corp
Preferred
Jan
1.05
33
1
Co (Un)
com
Consolidated
Westates
Jan
37%
Inc
Refin
Steel
Warner
Jan
(Ua)
Gras Co
Tobacco
Rheern
Nov
S
Victor
Jan
*
Corp
Richfield
23%
29 Va
27%
_.
Metals
Nov
28%
-——.
Oil &
223
24
271/4
I
Reynolds
100
24
Nov
"
of America
Reynolds
Nov
Dec
Rayonier Inc common
1
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un).
5
Republic Aviation Corp iUn)._________ 1
Republic Pictures (Un)___
50c
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24%
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j
Utah-Idaho
Feb
251
U
Jan
33%
City
Rubber
Smelt
Universal
30% May
28% Jan
21%
(Un
Republic Steel
37
Dec
Dec
21
(Un)
Radio Corn
Nov
25%
347
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Inc
&
30
392
33yae
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53% Mar
1
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Dodge Corp (Un)
Corp (Un)
Philip Morris <te Co. (Un)
Philippine Long Dist. Tel.
Phillips Petroleum Co
Puget
Oct
23
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Phelps
Pullman
47%
22%
Philco
Pur* Oil
Jan
100
Corp
Co
Dec
39%
27%
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common
Chemicals
20%
Nov
112
l
(Un)
(Chas)
Dec
32%
(Un)__
Plywood Corp
S
U S
19% July
19
155
26
24
Oct
23
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2,361
16%
22%
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World Airways
Pennsylvania RR Co
32
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6,550
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Jan
25
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Gas
Pan American
50 %
26
10
Development
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
!
Pacific Tel
257
9%
25
-
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preferred—
Pacific Oil
1,185
34%
2o
Industries Inc
$4.75
20%
26%
25
pfd
pfd
U
12%
Park
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133
25
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Apr
61%
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46%
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Corp
for Week
of Price*
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Nov
14%
30%
23
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Pacific
32
Sep
55% Aug
34%
49%
49"
United
3%
48%
18%
Gas
SaJe*
Range
Par
United
Nov
810
34%
25
3.00
1,341
20 %
20%
10
25
1st
359
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Jan
2% July
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17%
18'4
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Pacific
50'4
2,965
45c
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18% Nov
14% Mar
13%
5
—
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4.36%
43%
49 %
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3%
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50 %
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717
9.780
preferred
5' <•
4.80%
18
2.70
Products—-
&
b'i
5%
18
2.40
Corp
Fisheries
&
Finance
Pacific Gas
18
42%
Chemical
American
11
Range for Year 1956
Low
2.60
•
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Pacific
JANUARY
STOCKS
High
20
—
ENDED
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Low
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for Week
20c.
Co
Ohio Edison Co
Olin
(Uni
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FOR
Sal?s
Range
of Prices
Par
Oahu
RANGE
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Jan
13% July
51
7 c"
Dec
An r
Feb
16%
Aug
Jan
9%
Anr
Dec
0%
27%
653
40 %
36 Va
July
66
Mar
Nov
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
JANUARY
Montreal Slock Exchange
Canadian
Friday
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STOCKS
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34
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35
Par
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for
Range for Year 1956
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75
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125
28%
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Nov
43%
8%
Oct
12%
19%
Dec
24
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Apr
Mar
Aigoma
Shoe
Aluminium
Aluminum
.
Range for Y'ear 1956
Loir
moh
7
305
4 747
93
Feb
127
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Jan
147
July
July
Sep
7
Dec
8%
Canada
4%
pfd
Jan
113 %
119%
•
of
118
114
109
114
5.278
23
23
2,280
26
Jan
47%
450
45%
Nov
52' '2
Feb
51
200
49
Dec
54
Feb
%
115
40
Oct
50% Mar
25
50
47
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Bo
43%
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7
4%'r.
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far Weak
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38
Chronicle
and Financial
The Commercial
(178)
Monday. January 14, 1957
...
CANADIAN,MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Ltd common
preferred
preferred
~
Corp
Argus
$2.40
$2.50
Asbestos
of
Nova
preferred
Bathurst
Pow
Class
Natlonale
Sep
47 %
July
31%
Nov
45
Mar
17%
Feb
34%
Aug
•
Bank
Oil
Note
preferred
4%% preferred
57
58
466
56
Dec
65
40
440
35
Dec
54% Aug
45%
common
4%%
Breweries
pfd
55
Jan
Nov
50
Jaii
42
165
13%
2,470
11%
Nov
19% Mar
45
1,245
36%
Jan
50
45%
46
Bronze
Canners
Canadian
Celanese
7%
7%
3.00
100
class
Cottons
&
Industries
Oil
Nov
40
Jan
65
1,900
55
Njjv
69
Aug
Steel
29%
812
27
Nov
26%
572
26
Nov
31
Feb
37:%
2,945
31 %
Oct
39%
Apr
102
50
30%
Dec
55%
Oct
108%
Aug
60
Webb
23
Nov
5
92
Nov
194
Jan
Oct
36
Jan
23% May
455
1,205
44%
Jan
58%
Aug
26%
3,014
23
Nov
33%
Apr
26%
26
Jan
32,':
Mar
Oct
14%
Nov
9
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14%
14
15
*
—
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100
Nov
15
Jan
13%
Jan
18
19%
1,770
15
Dec
24
29%
4,636
20
Jan
30
auu
13
750
Feb
13%
a5%
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50
July
6.25
Aug
31%
32%
7.389
29 %
NOV
36% Mar
25%
20%
2,037
23% May
3IV2 July
31%
32
560
27
45 % May
8%
•
8%
8%
2,070
Nov
May
16
16
255
15 V:
Oct
17%
10%
10%
10%
2,757
9:!:
Jan
13
Mar
*
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Mining & Smelting
Glass
32%
3.50
4
.
28 %
27%
28%
30%
6,705
Nov
38
Jan
'
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25
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Seagrams
Exploration
Bridge
20
22
20
Nov
8%
Jan
Apr
33 %
Apr
14 %
985
Nov
Dominion
6%
Coal
pfd
Dominion
Dairies
Dominion
Foundries
Nov
171
20
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&
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24
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of
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Bank
Oil
Imperial
&
Burns
6%
Canada
Packers
Canada
Vinegars Ltd———
Aug
17%
■
Jan
24%
Jan
44
340
25
Nov
42%
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30*
Dec
36
19
20
20
2,391'
7%
__
7%
58
620
50
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225
56
all%all%
__
57
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7%
Dec
29%
International
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9%
52-'%
Nov
68
10
r.u'
6%
Oct
8
Aug
14%
Dec
22
Feb
54
54
506
51%
Nov
58% July
21
23
3,540
17
Nov
28
Mar
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Dec
11
Jan
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5
96
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96
Jan
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33
Nav
56
Apr
Jun
35
7%
Distilleries
Royal
350
22%
Nov
38
1,413
10 %
Feb
Northern
al2
141
10
Feb
39%
40
925
34
Dec
48i/2 May
Power
42
42%
40
40
50
Jan
80%
80%
83%
2,187
64
97
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6,540
22%
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Nov
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6%
Jan
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291/2
Sep
5%
90
Dec
1,385
15
Mar
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19%
Aug
75
22%
Jan
24%
Apr
78 V4
Jan
110%
15
115.10
Nov
364
94
Nov
46 %
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28
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48
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29
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19
590
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24
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125
125
125
25
136
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144
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18
18
125
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Arcadia
class
B
__
9
150
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110
18
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4-1
25
39
Jan
46
Nov
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31 %
1,505
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Nov
Mar
Aull
•
6%
6%
6%
6 957
6
Nov
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83
83
84
230
82
Nov
103 "2
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62
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41%
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46%
47
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100
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21
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Nov
27
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2.280
14 %
Nov
18
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1
16 %
■_*
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19
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26
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42.
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29
Dec
36%
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27
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90c
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31 %
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Nov
138
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40
Nov
56
Jun
135
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170
Mar
17
Feb
18
July
Nov
11
101
8%
20%
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82
Sep
Apr
>5
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19 V;
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Apr
Oct
9
22 :L
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Nov
42
40
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6
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100
56
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.
Aug
Dec
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15
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Jan
50
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25
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Oct
42
Nov
5
18% May
35% May
Oct
8
52%
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21 %
Feb
43
14%
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120
10%
Dec
14
May
85
175
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122%
145
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Oct
Apr
35%
Jan
41% July
39 %
Dec
48
Sep
48% July
41
Jun
1,630
44%
Apr
120
Dec
550
16
3,200
46%
Apr
66
Aug
50
7%
Oct
Feb
6%
Apr
Sep
17 %
Jan
18%
Nov
21
Jan
39%
Jun
47
Mar
Dec
7
Jan
2%
8
647
220
80
12%
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25
Nov
34
Apr
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Nov
66%
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31
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25
575
23
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19
18%
1.10
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27c
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1.13
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ltd
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20,%c
20c
Nov
1.05
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41c
1.25
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Aug
Sep
Oct
Jun
Nov
Aug
50c
Nov
8c
Nov
18c
Jan
1.60
Nov
3.35
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1.00
Aug
26,000
18.500
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10c
Nov
42c
11,500
65c
Nov
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2.75
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—
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20c
1.05
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1
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11.300
49.100
—
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1
1
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22c
3,000
1
1
1
24c
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8,000
9c
16c
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21c
Dec
171,200
9c
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9
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Apr
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Aug
1.28
27%c
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Mar
3.30
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29c
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3.70
71c
1.60
1.70
48c
23c
1.70
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Nov
50c
34,200
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1.40
500
2,300
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16c
Aug
22c
1.51 May
800
15c
32c
Nov
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2,700
15c
Feb
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__
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64
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Dec
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footnotes
20
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»
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__
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15
Nov
:
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23
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23
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114
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103
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101
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107
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131
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290
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2 840
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Aug
47%
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62
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54%
—
Paper
62
Jan
48
Dec
Sales
for Week
4,410
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Telephone
48%
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Mersey
Dec
36%
16%
Jan
15% May
Exchange
31
Can 6% cum 1st pfd_50
Ltd—_J_—-e
of
Steel
___5
HaTis-Ferguson
Preferred
52
3.410
16
Jan
104
Fuiukt
38%
Pow Co Ltd_10
Co Ltd com — 9
&
Power
Stores
Corp
pfd—___100
1Cr
Candy
Structural
&
810
57%
•
Acceptance
MacMlllan
60
56%
11%
Corp common:.,1!
Lawrence
St
MacKinnon
58
57
•
Ltd
—
Woods
Secord
Lower
60
Light
Quebec
Premier
a88
Sep
35%
Dec
22
1,700
31
com
Mills Ltd
Rice
Newfoundland
26
12%
Paul
Ltd
Corp Ltd common
Royal Dairies Ltd.:
Mount
12%
7.50
common.;
24
Aug
Mar
35
Dec
10
37%
—
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co
1,350
47%
Dec
200
all
—
Dec
a80
48
July
Jan
Sep
13:%
—
*
*
Feb
42%
a88
Dec
8.00
5.00
18
__
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Paper
Jan
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&
7
all%
*
Ltd
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Power
57
41 %
16%
3 00
16%
--
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:
112
42
50
Dec
37:!4
par
Oct
40
__
2.50
90
39
—:♦
Oct
all%
24%
75
18%
20
Corp—__—*
Sep
45%
•
*
Nov
75
9%
10%
a9
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5
1,182
16% Aug
15% Mar
e
61 %
35
'
__
100
50
55"2
a7
__
18%
a20
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103%
class B
Investment Corp
Inc
1
Lowr.ey
41 %
12
l.,850
of Prices
al44
A
pfd—___—
conv
Lambert
London
a7%
00
Jan
11%
—*
*
Ltd
Foundation
Investment
Jan
a5
May
oun
1.00
pfd.—;-*
Securities
Hydro-Electric
Aug
54'%
104% July
1,520
Range
Ltd..—______*
of Can Ltd.*
class
Ltd
Co
32
__
Aug
Jan
91V2
23%
_a.—.,—"
A
cuss
& Rubber
Tire
Felt
Hubbard
41
32 %
25
Service
125
5.55
53%
14
,*
A
Can
Foreign Power Sec Corp
Jun
Power
I.abatt
of
Co
Nov
100
Public
500
19
4u%
10
Ltd—
Ltd
Manufacturing
Motor
26%
1
Intel-provincial Pipe Lines
Jamaica
class
Federal Grain Co
Ford
30%
pfd
Utilities
6.50
—
Corp.———5
Works Ltd
4
L705
Preferred
international
6.50
Engineering
2,600
32%
common
International
Inv
_____——_„—
*
Co
3.60
Co
Paper Corp
Gas
Zellerbach
Crown
Jan
255
«
10
Paper
3.25
a—-—————"
B
Consumers
Mar
5
al5% al5%
100
Petroleum
69 %
a5%
.38
27%
_____
International
684
38
33%
nfd
International
320
—
Paper
&
Powei
25
6r'r
2,0o0
16
pfd--100—
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Westinghouse
Consolidated
Jan
15%
23
_______10
Bronze
790
8.75
a89
3.70
•
of Canada
48%
16
3.70
Class
Apr
54
109
preferred
Cement
47%
Ltd
Claude Neon General Advert cl A.... 10c
Jun
£1
Get
75
Ltd__.—*
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Trust 5%
Inv
al05
common
98
\100
1
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Apr
427
5
Mar
99%
*
—
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Ing-ersol
27%
com
80
&
Inter
Canadian
Aug
30°
•
Oct
Jan
2,596
19
Dredge
alOO
—
56
57 %
71%
20
Canadian
Aug
32
30
•
Nov
125
Canadian
Jan
30
*
48
20
27%
:
44% July
50
70%
——*
Co
Canadian
Aug
17%
30
...
26
50
Dock Co Ltd---*
19
18%
Canadian General Investments Ltd—28%
Aug
52%
Ltd
Arena
al05
$4.50 preferred
Inland
24% July
600
48
160
125
Canadian
7% Mar
35 %
30
1
common—
Corn
Feb
20
50
-
*
class A——
Canada
10% Mar
30
•
i
Accent
5%%
17
19%
11%
a21%
*
Sugar
Dominion
di
50
preferred
Indnst
Mar
1.10
Ltd
Co
•
Canada
29
%
__
Aug
•
2
of
DtC
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd .*
Alabas
Tobacco
Jan
20%
•
Timber
&
Dominion
•
__
11%
225
Low
Jan
A
______
Jun
25
25%
522
I'»«t
Jan
Co Ltd
Ltd
Jan
9%
10%
%
•
39
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
5
9%
Belding-Corticelli Ltd com/^—a_—_*'v
Belgium Stores Ltd com—
**
__
British Columbia Packers Ltd cl A—*
Brown Company
—-—l
17%
Reitmans"
imperial
51%
23%
9
Mining
Imperial
Dec
12
18% July
*
Bay
43 %
a20
24
preferred
Hudson
765
91 %
Nov
•
Paper
44%
6.60
Dec
A
Smith
Aug
44
3.50
7Vs May
B
Howard
Dec
96 V4
69%
11
—:
class
18%
Jan
8.40
19
!
Paper
Lime
Oil
Class
375
1
common
Dec
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd
100
Wares
16%
bd*V4
Friday
Mar
•
Dynamics
18
3,320
2,017
16
100
Corp
Bakeries Ltd
Dec
%
47%
3,408
common
General
14 %
18
88%
99%
3,562
____
General
5Vc
8,225
42%
8
Aug
18% Aug
17*%
70%
8%
Canada
General
Apr
2 to
bd
48
19%
common
Power
preferred
Great
22
42
9.85
24
5
Co
15%
5b '/4 May
84%
20
12%
Ford. Motors
Foundation
Aug
Sale Price
39% Mar
*
class
31 %
STOCKS
Oct
Feb
15
20%
*
Prod
Nov
Canadian
Mar
Jan
40
525
22
20
Canadian
Feb
28%
a2 J
12.%
;_
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12%
100
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19'%
pid
A
13,850
31
25
__
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Corp
&
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2,185
42%
*,'
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Eddy Paper
4,988
19 %
31
44-%
8%
i
Freres class
Dupuis
Electrolux
70 \'a
.16
15%
12%
Canada F
of
Pont
27 %
15
*
___
Dow Brewery Ltd—
68%
17%
___*
common
Apr
88 %
23%
common
preferred
Textile
Nov
55
*
Chemical
&
Redeemable
Dominion
52,
Jan
8% July
7% May
100
885
_*
Dominion Stores Ltd %—______
uoralnlon
25
7 %
30%
14% *
20
Steel
a9%
Nov
6.00
18
7%
•
common
preferred
28
800
4,005
30%
30%
•
com
3,466
9.90
21%
a9%
*
Steel
&
32%
9;u0
25
common
Apr
21
Feb
31
•
common
Oct
21%
Dec
19%
..100*
Central Gas.——,
Peb
17%
68 %
*
•
%
16%
19
preferied
Limited
a
Canadian Stock
17% Mar
14
19%
__
21'%
•
_______
31%
32%
2
.2.50
Dominion
16
25
A—
B
4%'.«
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Distillers
50
19%
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26
—
17%
17%
19%
Aug
8
32
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J)
Nov
——*
*
*
-10c
*
25
12
•
Enternrises
16
a
Aug
aluO
25
2,000
50
.-_—...—
class
Class
Jan
28
preferred—10
Ltd
17%
12% July
«
19
100
Railway—,—
17 %
Aug
29
.
Petroflna
3U% Mar
17%
Mar
8.60
4,650
Vlckers
Oct
*
'
Leaseholds
Winnipeg
20
10
Worts
&
Jan
14%
2o5
—.————
4% Mar
7%
209
warrants
Bank
11% Mar
Jun
7'
8
Nov
4
50
7%
•
100
Feb
29
Feb
37
6'/#
1,820
'
%i Dec
27
7%
common
Dec
11%
29
a
21% Mar
*
common
84
25
12% al2»%
72
29
'
Corp
(George)
Zei'lers
03
•
Nov
12%
„
25
a 10% a 10%
0%
Apr
% %
75
27;%
7%
8%
20
27
33%
100
14
27'%
__
|
pfd-
13%
Dec
1,435
28%
14%
14%
14
•
20%
100
88
1,0. A
—
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Western
Weston
55%
^
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24%
30%
13
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92
54
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Pacific
a23
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86
88
—*
————100
pfd
Gooderham
Walker
Sep
29
-
warrants
1955
95
nug
—-*
Canada
Steel
United
Aug
7O
45
—
Oils
Triad
Apr
70 %
Jan
Power.—!
Toronto-Dominion
92
92
27%
preferred
1953
15
25
102
50
July
62%
Feb
O0
—
of
Co
Nov
53
v
——
Canada
Steinberg's 5'/4%
26
_»•
ComDanies
class
29
36%
Hydrocarbons
Canadian
Consumers
340
common
Co
Southern
25%
Oil—:
Canadian
iB
31%
37
Ltd
Simpsons
Southam
28%
common
Husky
f'^mblned
Jan
Mar
37'%
Cellulose
Canadian
Cockshutt
Jan
5.00
29%
25
Chem
Canadian
14%
Nov
54%
A
Converters class
Canadian
52
Nov
64%
__
25
common
Canadian
Canadian
■
30%
common
Canadian
Canadian
Nov
6%
3.00
125
3.00
•
series
Canadian
43
1,317
7%
41
447
—-—25
—*
———_
Breweries
Sicks'
44
2,770
common—•
—50
———r%
common
Preferred
'
Juiy
58
common...—.*
new
preferred
4%
Shirriff-Horsey
Aug
15
11%
57
common—
Water & Power
tonawlnigau
A
Nov
—---j'
Cement class A——
-
Lawrenc
Lawrence Corp
Series
1.010
56%
—*
A-,—-
Ltd
Co
May
12%
55%
Canada————.
of
Oil
26
56%
—
St
13
3.00
class
St
44
10
common,,
.
Canadian
Crown
Oct
42
Feb
—25 %
of Commerce
Canadian
Class
46%
Aug
42
100
preferred
Corbys
667
Aug
26%
common
Bank
Consol
48%
39
50%
105%
10
com
4.40%
Steamship
Coghlin
Nov
a23>
Canadian
$1.75
Jan
90%
44%
preferred
Canadian
8%
42
35
100
20
Safeway Ltd
$1.25
Jan
100
5,215
92
Royallte
Jan
12'«
(Canada)————-——
'■Preferred
22
*
100
—
B-
Bank
Roval
13%
—
Canada
29%
33%
47%
48
48%
preferred
100
Malting common—,,
Canada
May
_*
Foundries
Iron
% %
July
8
91
•
preierred
Canada
51
Apr
46%
*■
—
Cement
•1.30
51% Mar
Dec
6%
*
common
Canada
Nov
44
23,196
33%
47%
25
:
Power
Canada
44
270
8
*
A
Products
Calgary
9,076
43
7%
•
;
B
Building
4
class
Ltd
46A
42%
Aug
lUO
44%
common..
v-
Paper
Class
105
25
57
common
Transport
rowei
Holland
Feb
2o
Canada
Co Ijwi
&
(A V)
Roe
Jan
of
preferred
wufXMHi
48% July
Oct
39%
acuo
4%
Provincial
•
froducts
Telephone,,,,.
Columbia
Mills
class
Apr
37%
7%
50
50
__________——
Forest
Coiumoia
British Columbia Power
Aug
Jan
446
46%
*
5%
62
68%
r*xoc
Aug
Jan
Nov
42
*
Co
39 Ve
47%
Corp
77
'*
:
Company
River
Power
53%
41 "A
Columbia Elec Co 4% '/c pfd.100
common,,
25
40
Power—,,*
a
58%
58
ZS
Lignt
54
58
Powell
1,080-
60
52
41%
•
3,922
a37% a38%
53
58 %.
_.50
Traction
25
Higti
330
——
Development——-----—--—*
placer
42
American
British
Jan
2,040
British
Bruck
57%
1.184
Brltlsn
Brltlsn
Dec
29
•
American
British
45
42
32%
^_10
pfd
5%
100
common
Penroans
32
;
Brazilian
45
Apr
28%
25
Pap class A
&
B
Bowater
525
Low
High
103% 105%
105 %'
*
Tubes
Page-Hersey
32
_i.U
Telephone
Bell
17
25%
Nov
16
Low
Range for Year 1936
Sltares
1'riees
ol
Par
Higa
28%
JiflQ
Scotia
Canadlenne
Banque
Low
for Week
Range
Last
Range for Year 1956
•
Moulxeai
oi
Bank
__
Shares
Sales
Week's
Friday
(
Sale Pric#
High'
16%
45
42
1J
STOCKS
•
Ltd
Bailey Selburn 5%
jaaiiJt
50
50
cuip
steels
Atlas
16%
•
JANUARY
EN,DEI)
for Week
Prices
oi
Low
Par
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Range
30c
10c
1.44
16c
1.50
1.00
1.20
2.900
.
35c
Nov
17c
Nov
48c
Apr
Nov
16 %c
Apr
Nov
68c
9c
1.00
Dec
1.65
Anr
Jan
Feb
Number 5603
Volume 185
The Commercial
...
and Financial Chronicle
(179)
CANADIAN MARKETS
*
Friday
STOCKS)
Last
Cabanga
Calalta
Developments
Petroleums
Calgary &
Edmonton
Corp
Canada
Oil
Lands
Ltd
Mines
55c~
27%
27'4
I.050
19%
Jan
33
7c
Nov
25c
Nov
28% Mar
7 Vic
9'/2C
31.687
13
11%
'— *
13 Vi
3.30
3.30
3.30
200
54c
57c
8,000
i_tu__—_____®
__
Canadian
Collieries
Canadian
Devonian
anatUitn, Lttiiimn
(Dummuir)
Ltd__3
Petroleums
Ltd—*
6',4
7%
7.25
7.25
35c
42c
3.05
3.05
fillllta lilil
3.45
i.—r—~~ 1
Capita' Lithium Mines lAd
Cassiar
Asbestos
Corp
/
14%
Jan
Feb
12,500
48c
23,200
40c
7c
5.800
40c
19c
26,100
13c
7c
6,100
6c
7.90
7 Vic
3.500
6.95
6.95
7.15
3,900
Roche
Scurry
38c
Jan
14Vic
Feb
2,500
Dec
1.20
10.250
2.50
Nov
4.300
2.11
38c
Dec
36c
43c
6.10 Aug
8.50 Mar
100.000
Consolidated
Li-Ore
-1
Ltd—.—1
Mines Ltd__i
Consolidated Denison Mines Ltd
Class B Bwarrants
Consolidated East Crest
Halliwell
1
__
2
13c
De
Rio
Dona Ida
East
&
Min
&
Pen-Rey
El
Sol
Gold
Empire Oil
8c
F'alconbridge
Nickel
10c
2,000
10c
Nov
22.700
45c
Dec
93c
10.300
12% al3'/a
350
a
13%
a
35c
70c
21c
19c
Frobislier
Ltd
Ltd
Bav Copper Mines
.iaspe Oil Ventures Ltd—_____
Golden Age Mines Ltd
Uran
Gunnar
Mines
Mines
Corp
•oiftngcr
Indian
Cons
Metals
18c
Mines
14c
Labrador
Lake
Mines
Maritimes
Mining
•
Petroleums
New
New
New
New
Athona
British
Vinray
New
West
Nocana
v^r*h
Mines
Oil
Mines
Rare
Oknlta
'
Oils
Gold
Ltd__.
Provo Gas
Mines
Lithium
43c
'
19c
56c
Nov
12
Apr
5.20
Jun
4.65
Feb
Aug
Jan
95c
Nov
53c
Nov
79c
Oct
Nov
5.25
Apr
62
40c
1.40
70c
1.45
May
1.80
70c
Oct
22c
3.500
10c
8c
28.500
9c
5c
5,50)
70c
89c
Nov
2.05
Nov
16c
Jan
Feb
May
26c
w
Jan
Oct
1.00
Dec
1.99
Jan
5.00
Jun
1.000
8c
Nov
15c
Feb
90c
Oct
6.50
10,200
4.00 July
20,009
18c
5.65
Nov
6,500
1.77
5c
Jan
85,600
2 'o
75c
Jan
2,000
3.25
12c
Oct
Dec
Feb
Aug
July
N'iv
Ltd^l
13%
1.20 Mar
6.100
8.50
1
Feb
18%
3,600
19%
.Ian
19% Apr
20% July
11,500
1
'
10c
Nov
II.50')
8'Ac
Dec
2uc
Nov
2.15
151.150
1
&
STOCK
STOCK
Notre
Dame
Telephone
Local
Branch:
for Week
Shares
low
Anthes
Jun
86c
29
Nov
A3% Aug
8%
8%
100
8
Dec
12%
21
21
325
19%
Oct
16c
36,575
10c
Nov
18 %c
20c
13,000
17c
Jan
5.00
5.50
4.250
7
7%
485
37c
37c
40c
4,000
35c
Nov
65c
18c
16c
20c
107,520
8%c
Nov
90c
Feb
Jan
1.65
1.65
1.75
1,800
1.40
Apr
2.10
1.50
1,100
1.20
Oct
1.75 May
46c
29 %c
46c
1,013
18 %
19
17,330
90
94
20
V8.75
8.00
9.00
9,960
113%
119
114
19
100
——
65
West 44th
3,800
100
23
340
22
47 "2
775
45%
Mines
3,000
14c
Dec
224,532
41 c
Ltd—
Petroleums
59c
54c
70c
1.85
1.98
2,400
1.51
5.25
5.35
625
4.85
Dec
1.86
2.00
16,498
1.40
17c
31,000
15c
I
Explor
:
14c
15%
50
Mines
23%
——
23%
Jun
14c
50c
16%
17%
42
41 %
43
44%
45%
30c
_—
—
—50
50
Artists
Yellowknife
2.65 May
class
Nov
Oil & Gas
Apr
430
41
Sep
47% July
57% July
1,160
Dec
42%
Nov
Nov
2.98
"2
3,630
90c
95c
515
7 %
224
4.50
29
28
29
5,364
19%
81
Nov
Feb
July
Jan
44
Apr
101
Aug
Sen
7.00
Aug
34%
Aug
17%
Feb
13c
10,000
8c
Nov
25c
Feb
27c
179,600
9c
Nov
22c
Dec
11 %c
16c
435,300
8c
Jan
24c
Apr
39c
33,890
25c
Nov
74c
Mar
17c
56,600
9c
Nov
46c
1.90
1,000
1.80
310
10%
32c
13 %c
1.81
13c
75c
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13 %
75c
109
9c
11c
107,425
19%
10,470
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19
18
38
36'%
39
595
3.10
2.95
3.25
8,620
1.60
Feb
4.20
Aug
Aug
54
52
54 %
1,901
47 %
Jan
61%
Aug
58 %
58
59
53%
Jun
68%
Apr
27c
31c
40c
Jan
42c
45c
1
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—
881
40
65c
9,700
20c
Nov
15,700
38c
Nov
8,000
49c
Nov
1.09
1.65
3.45
Beaver Lodge Uranium
32c
14%
1,800
50c
Nov
80c
Dec
45,060
51c
Nov
1.25
Apr
——"
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25c
12c
Nov
8
Nov
A_^
34c
126,850
*
class
11 c
10c
12c
31,800
*
58c
56c
58c
475
38
35
1.71
1.71
1.85
18,852
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590
1.60
1.51
1.73
23,000
37c
34c
40c
5,000
*
38
—-1
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55
61c
Feb
19c
Mar
Dec
65% May
35%
Nov
55
1.24
Nov
3.25
Apr
Nov
8\
Jun
Nov
3.40
6
1.45
*
22C
Nov
71c
Apr
Gairdner,S Company Inc.
<?0 Wall Street, New York 5, N.Y.—WHitehall 4-7380
EXCHANGE
West, Montreal
Company Limited
Members:
Th« Investment Dealers' Association of Canada
CANADIAN
Phillips Square
Office:
SECURITIES
2-4545
JOHN'S,
Toronto Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Winnipeg Stock Exchange
Vancouver Stock Exchange
Wire system to all offvett
P.
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Jan
74
75c
Apr
Nov
Feb
74
Apr
Nov
Aug
63c
*
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60c
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20
74
1
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63c
Jan
Jan
75c
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30c
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25
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&
2.50 Aug
16%c May
1
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Apr
July
10
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Jan
Nov
15
—10
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Mines
Petroleums
Feb
2.45 Mar
60c
class
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1.00
7%c
Nov
4.75 Mar
75c_.f Nov
Feb
52c
'6.25
Nov
EXCHANGE
Hill
70c
Jan
23c
15c
——
HART
St., New York City, MUrray
80c
11c
34c
—
Montreal
—
Feb
25%
7%
1.85
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65c
Dec
13c
——
B
Nov
16
27c
Ltd
preferred
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Dec
28c
7%
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Beatty
30c
93 %C
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500
1,600
415
35
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1,2.91
.
4.50
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Metals
Aug
13c
Electric
Base
Apr
3.25
10c
Mines—
Mines
25%c
Nov
8c
Mines
River
of
28%
Nov
29.100
Mines
Gold
Fabric
Dec
5c
1.35
72,900
Mines
Gold
28%
16c
——--—-
Atlin-Ruffncr
Jan
Jan
18c
31
Apr
Aug
13c
35%
Jun
16%
1.98
10%C
4—
Apr
2.50
Oct
13%
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——_
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45
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7.40 May
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—
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2.70
Nov
Apr
Oct
50
—1
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Steels
Aun aqii"
-
30c
Feb
1.50
42c
87,200
10
Jun
July
11
,94,400
.2.15
16%
—
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Atlas
Mar
tspc
124
%c
2.05
41c
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Bathurst
1.4,3 Aug
1.43 Aug
50
2.12
—
common
12%
V2
53%
25c
8%c Jan
4,500
50
23 %
ll%c
1
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Bankeno
28
.
Nov
Associated
^srvne
Dec
1.89
Temple
Barnat
July
147% July
Dec,
15c
Jan
Dec
125
Nov
16c
.1
—
1.95
Nickel
Rata
8
QUEBEC-TROIS,RIV!ERES-SHERBROOKE-CHICOUTIMI-ST.
Feb
109
July
Feb
9.40
Feb
46 %
Canadian Stock Exchange
'
4,214
5.25
Gold
Bank
6.50 May
93
IbOc
Metals
5%
98
Dec
23
50
J.—
—
66c
19%
88
47
25
pfd—
preferred
$2.40 preferred
Auto
Jan
13% May
113
common
Imperial
Sep
Jan
1.40
Oils
Corporation
Aunor
Jan
1
—1
$2%
Ash
8%
1.07
88c
—
Nephelinc
Corp
Arjon
Dec
Mar
62c
65c
Mines
Ascot
Jan
Apr
5.75
83c
'
Argns
30c
Nov
Mar
7
23,100
24'/a Mar
33c
•-
1
Gold..
Larder
3.80
Oct
Apr
_50c
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Apex
Arcadia
Hign
32c
3,375
common....
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1203
Branch
Low
60,955
common—
4 %
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High
Gairdner &
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Range
of Prices
14c
MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE
TORONTO
CANADIAN
Exchange
Week's
35
Ltd
Cons
Ltd
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Sep
10c
1.000
SAVARD
MEMBERS:
"
8.000
9.50
60
95c
4,000
Co Ltd.-1
1
1
1,500
Ancle
Sep
36c
1.90 May
58c
Petroleums
2.49
1.95
Nov
34
—
American
58c
Nov
17,200
2.08
Corpl
Nov
Mar
57.100
15c
I
1.95
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8,200
48c
Fields Ltd
25c
33.900
14'.#
1
Ltd—^-1
230
1.50
1.35
Funds
Jan
26 %c
Nov
Jan,
corn——
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Leduc
Aumacho
Feb
3,000
2,200
l.f?2
Jan
59c
5
Develop—
Lead Mines———.—— _20c
Aug
July
1.35
2.r4
11 %c
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Aubelle
4.85
1
Nov
117%
Co
American
AuacOU
Sep
9%c
2
7c
5c
54c
preferred
Amurex
Auto
Jan
N
15c
65c
Nov
1.10
Jun
3.20 May
Mar
2.500
May
1.74 Mar
Nov
14c
5iC
Apr
7,000
—
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Amalgamated
Arcan
89c
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—1
45c
35%c 35 %c
35 %c
—_—.
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Area
22
75.259
29c
Nov
Algoina Steel
Feb
Jan
Feb
2.65
11c
*
common—
debentures
Apr
Mar
Dec
8c
*
314,500
1.600
1
—
17,100
27c
12,000
Doc
ll%c
1
2.56
21c
13
40c
Apr
2.10
56c
95
Nov
26c
50c
2.15
3.10 Mar
2.56
11%
Nov
1.45
II,500
Nov
Nov
Aug
7c
55c
Jan
20c
10c
Apr
t 1.06
1.61
48
1.05
_———
Apr
2.50
34c
1.74
14 %c
Dec
Mar
6c
12%
109,20.)
45c
Dec
35%
48c
1.00
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Anglo
Huronian
5.65 Mar
24c
Nov
25'Ac
100
5,500
20,440
7c
Nov
15c
1.05
14%
55.359
39c
80c
15%
Nov
1.80
500
68c
Nov
.4.75
Oct
72
1
Oct
33c
Anchor
1.15 Aug
38,350
67c
44,000
Anglo
6 15
75c
-••11,200
44 c
Apr
I,000
2.16
17,900
72c
38c
Apr
Man
1.04
2.33
70c
Aug
15c
11c
100
2.15
2.70
3.000
45c
575
24%
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41
CTct
3.90
Apr
39%
Nov
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; 21% July
Oct
1.97
Jan
___—___1
Ltd
ipc
Nov
Jan
16,800
1
Uranium
5'i
American
10C
1
1
Producers Ltd
Corp
Aluminium
50c
15,394
1
Ltd
Mines
Copper
Nov
3,00.)
*
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Quebrc
55c
1.05
2
35c
1
Gold
Jan
17
8.000
90c
Chibougamau
Mar
2,100
1
Mines
30
500
200
19,500
1
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Quebec.
v'l .03
1
—
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July
Feb
]Vov
1,000
Ltd
Mining
Jan
Nov
2.88
nil
Ltd—
trust
Dec
44c
8.10 Mar
40c
Nov
22c
Ltd——
Pacilii.
39c
10c
J 21
»3.00
23c
1
Ltd—
Island
21
40c
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec)
Petroleums Ltd.
Pennbec Mining Corp
Permo
Gas
4%''
prelerred
por,tage
Alcorn
Voting
20
2,000
1
;
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'
Sep
15c
Mines
Distillers
Alberta
16,725
__1
Ltd
Porcupine Prime
Dec
21c
I,700
a3.00
___1
Omnitrans Exploration L..d
Opemisce Explorers Ltd
Phillips Oil Co
Jujy
36c
Oct
1.48
Feb
Mar
68c
Nov
16 %c
1,100
Last
Yellowknife
Alberta
72c
50c
Dec
4.50
1,800
1
Explorations
Doc
10c
13,200
1.03
i
Ltd
Ltd—
1945,1
10.100
17
21
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American
1
sf 87c
|
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Ltd
Lld_
Mines
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500
17 Vic -I 23c
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77c
16%
lie
Ltd
Amulet
Rim
Alba
4 '/a'/r
___1
Ltd
Npw
AkaLtcho
Aluminum
5
Santiago Mines Ltd—
Spring Coulee Oil &
Nickel
Apr
Jan
1
Formaline Mines Ltd
Jack Lake Uranium Mines
Minerals
Mar
Feb
I
Lafayette Asbestos Co Ltd_
New Pacific Coal <fe O'ls
Ltd
New
Feb
4.75
42c
Jan
I
1,500
16c
2.00
44c
_i
Petroleu-ms
2.00
5
New
New
Ajax
35c
1
:
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Ltd
Dominion
Dec
85c
1
Ltd———„
Mines
1.00
Nov
16c
6.95
15c
1.99
85c
48c
♦.
2.25
—1
Ltd
Oil
Surpass
Nov
_l
Ltd_—-
Explorations
Agnew
Nov
—*
Mining Endeavor Co Ltd
Mogador Mines Ltd—
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
Monpre Uranium Exploration.
MAntearV -Explorations
Ltd—
National
Jan
Dec
*
Mclntyre-Poicupine Mines Ltd
Mercedes Exploruiion Co
Ltd—
Merrill Island Mining Ltd
Merrill
2.34
10c
lie
Ltd
—
Sugar
Mines
22c
I
Corp
Corp
Advocate
4,029
6.000
6.75
—
Gas &
13,900
__1
Uranium Mines Ltd..
Goklfield
Acme
Jan
>54(;
——1
Copper Mining Co Ltd
of Canada Ltd
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Acadia-Uranium
Aug
"f 21c
"J 23c
1
Explor Co Ltd.—
Ltd—
Long Island Petroleums Ltd—Lorado
Mar
44
Oct
9c
Dec
12%c Jan
Aug
41
1
A
16'A Mar
16,000
6.60 May
Oct
22c
22c
41
Paper
Atlantic
Class
Nov
-22'A
17c
1,000
*
Petroleum
&
50c
Nov
7c
"
77,200
31c
__
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Ltd
Power
16c
—_20c
&
Mines
Mines
12c
6.100
^ 41c
Acadia
Abblcan
40c
1
Lithium Corp
I
8.325
1
—
Ltd.—4—
%
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Shore
Lingskte
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Ltd
25'A >25%
AbHibl
Sep
5c
22,500
33c
30c
■■
Par
July
28c
58c
28c
6.95
1
Jan
Jail
49c
Dec
45c
Nov
;
Sale Price
Sep
Apr
Nov
25c
10 5''0
1
May
STOCKS
Dec
1
Jardun
26c
Ltd
Mines
35c
Nov
15c
128.850
20c
Nov
Friday
1
Mines Ltd
voting trust—
Jaye Explorations Ltd——
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines Ltd
Lead
110c
'io»4
.4 20c
;_1
'Co' Ltd
7c
1
___
Ltd
55c
Feb
2.50
9,500
39c
21,000
Canadian
1.19
Nov
1.00
27.500
5
Metal
Feb
1.50
Nov
Vi
6 Vac
900
A45c
9c
11c
—1
Covp
Products
Co
Nov
1.35
100
40c
—_1
(
Oils
29
38,400
11 lie
14c
16c
Mines
Oil
11*
Oil
Jan
10c
26.500
10%
Ltd
Ltd
1,535
21c
—1
Ltd.__
Continental
Kroy
3,500
18c
Mar
10c
10
Toronto Stock
7.60
Jun
10'Ac
4,000
"£
29 Vic
8,000
—1
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Mines
Uranium
Kontiki
14c
A25c
| 42
428c
:
45c
%c
6.75 Mar
Nov
14c
4-1.70
Ltd__l
Ltd
Gold
Gold
Lake
Israel
21,600
2.85 1*3.00
—
1
Ltd__
Hudson-Rand
Tso
At
Copper
Haitian
II,000
14c
72c
Dec
3.35
Apr
56c
Nov
3.30
150,000
04
Jan
17c
49c
—
Copper
Nov
3.00
Nov
55c
48c
9 Vic
11c
4.35
22c
1.80
_______—:___—■*
Gu'i-Por
Feb
41
2.04
1
——
29c
57c
^
23c
--
________•
—__.
Fundy
Nov
21c
__
42
1
39c
600
1.70
(1045)
98.500
3,500
Inc__—_—_1
Warrants
Mint's
70c
>4 65c
36c
*
Dec
60c
48c
1
34c
100
40c
21c
9,100
15% Mur
57,000
—
Ltd—
Nov
3.90V3.90
__
Mining At Exploration Inc
1
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd——___1
12
25c
60c
&
Apr
4.95
J5.10
Fano
Foniana
5
25c
239,300
Feb
Jan
5.10
5.10
200
57c
24c
Oct
1,000
| 35c
"572c
65c
1.60
3.85
.
Sep
26c
5- 50c
1
Mines
Zenmac
-f4.95
L
Ltd—
Dec
7.25
20c
47c
I
—
Ltd—
Minerals
Mines
Ltd
Westville
4.70
Ltd——_1
Corp Ltd
Apr
4.85
*
Mines
Nov
4.75
Dec
Nov
Aug
19c
———
—
Western
47'2c
Ltd_—_1
Ltd.——1
Ltd—_______—_1
Co
Mines
&
Melal
t-ao
8c
.
24%
45c
__
33c
Ltd—
Mining Corp
Petroleum Ltd—
1.10
Feb
Ltu
&
Dec
5c
Smelt
Oil
Mines
14c
4.00
Mines
Eastern
Decalta
4.30
—
El
Westburne
2,750
1
Asbestos
Mineral
Apr
10,308
Minerals
Sullivan
Eastern
Wendell
3.30
24,500
8
Ltd..——
Ltd
Oils
Pyrite
75.10
Copper Co
Duvex
Weedon
%5.00
__
10c
___—.—*
Duvan
Wayne
Dec
Vic 10 Vic
Ltd
Mines
Dec
6.00
5.00
Minerals
t'luiuuiTa
Mines
Apr
14%
12c
Feo
Aug
Jan
15
3.05
53c
*
Nov
Nov
Apr
45c
Nov
{
Ltd
——
Oct
19.400
22c
Mines
Mines
3.60
10'Ac
3.85
61c
Nov
22c
1
—,.—
Ltd
8.85
20c
-—_____1
Lithium
1,000
4.30
£
Valor
47,335
600
3,700
__
35c
13c
21
Dec
2.15
■
Nov
Nov
20%
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Ltd—
Ltd
10c
22c
Coursey-Brewis
t
Virginia
10c
6,700
■'.
—
Exploration Ltd
Asbestos Corp Ltd—
Ventures
3,500
Sep
1
——
Montauban
5%c
22c
4.20
3.90
1
—
Mines
United
9,500
20c
4.00
20%
•
Ltd—
12c
22c
1
Ltd.
Ltd..-.—
Exploration
9%c
6c
4.00
1
1
Mines
Trojan
Aug
1.01
1
Trebor
United
.
Ltd.:—— —_1
Mines
Mines
July
t
Ltd^
Mines
Mines
59c
5.10
umoougamau
Lake
60c
1
Cort.ez Explorations Ltd ——•.—— 1
Couinor
Mining Co Ltd———.—1
Dome
12 ViC
Mines
Gold
Cons
^uuivan
Tache
Nov
160
:
:
Apr
Nov
1.30 A 1.30
=
Apr
Apr
—
Ltd.:——
1.05 Mar
300
Jan
Jan
10%
10c
49c
1.60
2.80
39c
61c
171,400
Exploration—:i___l
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Rand
copper
49cV
Dec
UCG
Nov
Dec
20c
*18 'A
14 V'a
1,500
1.15
1.46
10c
5,000
Nov
7.50':. 8.15
17%:
22 %c 22 %c
50c
7,000
9c
Nov
3,500
28,700
6%c
10c
1JU
2,200
16c
6 %c
17c
i
1.75
14c
1
Ltd—
Ltd
Mines
Dufault
38c
Dec
1.32
1.65
15c
Sep
Mar
Soma-Duvernay Gold Mines Ltd— —1
South
10,000
42c
1.24
1.75
1
•
Oct
30
Nov
23,400
11c
Ltd—*
Ltd
;
10c
Kt
1
Co
Monpas
Mines
Ltd
Quebec Yellowknife Mines
Continental
10c
*
Oil
Consolidated
Consol
17c
Dec
Jan
28c
.
18
1.80
45c
23c
45 c
__
Mines
Conspl Central Cadillac
Consolidated
24c
Ltd.,—1
600
6.05
Jan,
54c
—
18%
500
Tib
3.00
Mines
1-35
1,050
Dec
4.10
Bellekeno
Feb
8.00
6.80
53c
Consolidated
44c
3.45
Tazin
3.80
Cleveland Copper Corp
37,700
7.80
Jan
2.65
41c
76c
3.45
Tarbell
2.75
—
48c
70c
7.80
13c
Feb
Jun
70c
1
Sherritt-Gordon
10 % Mar
Dec
6c
Stanleigh Uranium Mining
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd——.__
Apr
Htgn
42,500
—
Mines
Oil
Low
8c
Ltd—— —1
Standard
3.80
Ltd.
Lac
Rainbow
High
6% c
Mines
Feo
—____75c
Jacuiet
Long
Range for Year 1956
r\
Low
8c
18
Jan
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting.--—i
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd—
1
cn*uoug<tiiiau
Mines
Ltd—
Gold
Shares
*
July
2.25
Nov
2.45
Mines
Crest
Jan
Jan
5c
Rayrock
Red
July
Dec
€.75
Uranium
Sales
for Week
Prices
—1
Refining Ltd
Corp Ltd
Mining
1.45
Nov
5c
100
6c
1.78
Smelting
3.30
Nov
7.90
6c
of
1
Development Ltd
.4.80
Nov
50c
Radiore
9.30 July
1.85 Jan
Nov
2.77
3.55
16 Vic
Ltd
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Development As Mining Co Ltd--*
Central Lednc Oils Ltd——.—_—*
Chib-Kayrand Copper Mines Ltd____l
Dec
Quemont
Apr
75c
6V4
25c
Quebec
Jan
3.70
2.90
3,100
44c
13c
Jun
Aug
Feb
50c
--
_________
/•
3.00
46c
1
Quebec Oil
1.60
2.70 Mar
500
Carnegie Mines Ltd
Cartier-Ma*iartic Gold Mines Ltd—:—1
1.95 Aug
Jan
12%
32,700
3.05
Dec
42c
300
38c
Mines
j Canadian Pipelines & Petroleums Ltd.i
Can-Met
Explorations
Ltd
1
1
1.00
15.800
Ltd—_1
Ltd—.
Ons
Admiral
5,383
1.800
V*
Range
Pri'oe
Bale
Par
l.oO
28
Week's
Last
Range for Year 1956
1.47
9c
11
Friday
Shares
1.42
1
JANUARY
l'igh
l.*0
*
Ltd:
ENDED
STOCKS
1.42
25c
Mines
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Cauauian
*
Ltd.
Uranium
caiujiiet
Ltd
Low
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Par
i
FOR
Sales
Range
Sale Price
■
RANGE
Week'«
Aug
Jan
Jan
39
Financial Chronicle.. .Monday,
January 14
The Commercial and
40
1957
(180)
CANADIAN
Friday.'
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Week's
.
F
'
.
Lumber
Beaver
Bell
Bethlehem
•
Bib is-
Copper
2.25
97,212
1,10
Feb
—*.>
46
45%
46%
9,746
43%
Nov
—50c
2.50
2.40
2.65
21,970
2ie
21c
23c
11,739
—.«—1
0c
8c
lie
627,856
«.
1
2.55
2.48
2.65
41,289
1.50
14,900
96c
Sep
66c
18,040
30c
Nov
Mines.
Warrants
—
1
—•
*
1
1
class
Hats
.
-
Black
Bay Uranium
Bonville Gold
M>aes_
Bordulac Mines
Mines
Bowater
Gold
Petroleums
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1
-
Columbia
42
9%c
Nov
8%c
91 i>c
9.200
4.00
3.95
4.15
2.945
91
class
class
A
Bunker' Hill
As
Burrard
18,900
28,619
Apr
292.687
6.85
9.45
110,320
3.40
3.10
3.50
4,750
Nov
4.00
77c
68c
85c
37.233
40c
Dec
85c
Mar
50c
47c
50c
8.991
38c
Dec
85c
Mar
Mines
1.63
1.22
1.70
26,113
90c
9c
9%c
4,000
7%e
Nov
18c
Jan
28c
21c
28c
3,500
15c
Nov
84c
Mar
2OF2C
23c
14,000
20c
Dec
50c
Apr
1.23
1.38
241,565
49c
Jan
3.55
3.70
2,144
5
41
Oct
52
Mar
Consolidated
East
13
13%
5,715
11
Nov
20
Apr
Con.soi
14,%
450
14%
Dec
17
Aug
Consolidated
14%
14%
100
12% Mar
16% Aug
Consolidated
44
45
3.578
Feniinore
52% Mar
Consolidated
Nov
14% Jan
Coir olidated
6c
Nov
18c
Feb
Consolidated
Marcus
10.000
7c
Nov
15c
Jail
Consolidated
Mic
13c
18c
172,200
60c
900
985
750
7.50
Nov
Jan
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
7%c
Dec
65c
Sep
99c
Jan
Consolidated
Negus
16c
18c
9,300
11c
Nov
30c
Feb
Con-oiutated
Nicholson
26,000
7c
7c
.31
30
8c
-
13c
1
32c
28c
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15 %
•
11
11
15%:
6%
"
Caldwell
Linen
&
Calgary
1st
Calvan
27%
•
—
63%
100
Red
Canada
common——
Cement
28311
64 31
102
101
5.10
5.30
12
13%
5.75
5.75
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3.00
102
Foils
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,
Apr
Corfsol
Consolidated Thor Mines Ltd
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A
:
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Canada
Iron
4',7'y
Life
Canada
Can
Forglngs
Nov
130
5.05
Dec
7.35
100
2i75 Sep
Feb
Copper
11%
Feb
Corby
Feb
200
A
15
July
Nov
Dec
103
Aug
150
10
146
Nov
168
Aug
Cree
51
52
60
3.60
646,525
1.56
2.70
99,650
3.50
3.20
3.50
6
32,500
2.30
5.000
common..."'
Atlantic
Oil
Canadian
Bank
29
56
3.075
44%
Feb
26%
3,468
22%
Nov
24%
Nov
33 Fa
45c
Nov
95c
Mar
Donfe
13%
Nov
14%
Nov
310
60c
70c
31,720
14
14
14%
2,060
•
Dock
1,265
12%
Nov
27%
Nov
37
7%
5,295
6%
Nov
11% Mar
6%
7%
4.920
6
Dec
14 % May
1,670
70c
Dec
95c
1.10
70,750
30c
Feb
94c
7.50
31,325
<
2.19
30c
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cl
Oil
Cos
1953
5."iO
6.90
2,975
3.25
2,510
22
23
60
1.95
1.90
2.05
4,250
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class
Canadian
Dec
12 Fa
Feb
Prospect
Tire
Canadian
Vickers
Canadian
Canam
Oil
&
Gold
Central
...
Gas
Gas.
Pat
Chc-skiik
Wines
36% Mar
Eastern
Asbestos
3,359
23%
Feb
31
Eastern
Metals
July
2.74
Feb
4.60
July
Eastern
4.00
Dec
6.50 July
Eastern
Steel
.11'Lc
14c
33,200
7%c
Dec|
14 %c
Dec
Economic
106
45
91
Apr
136
Aug
Eddy
31%
32%
440
27
Nov
46
May
2.65
100
58c
925
41c
Nov
1.80 Mar
4.50
Elder
Apr
Research
El
Dec
2.15
Apr
El
Nov
1.58
Apr
Emerald
Coiipm
footnotes
..
see
page
42.
Nov
1
32,822
j
Sen
Equitable
10% Mar
Eureka
3.50
3.50
200
3.25
Dec
4.75 Mar
Excelsior
Aug
9,400
9c
Nov
47c
Mar
30c
77,000
30c
Dec
85c
Apr
15C
14c
15c
11,966
12c
Nov
32%c
Apr
1
85c
80c
85c
6.200
65c
Nov
94c
Dec
4.85
4.70
4.95
50,295
4.15
4.45
2,300
3.25
Nov
6.00
Explorers
19F2C
32;%
K IS
1"i
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2.11
1.34
1.34
1.50
10,150
1.00
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10',ac
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2.40
2.99
54.000
14 %
235
Nov
Oct
6.80
Dec
1.61 Jan
9c
Dec
26c
1.50
Nov
2.50
Dec
18% Mar
14
Mar
Aor
3.45
7.57%5
3.35
Nov
6.35
Apr
Fargo
11c
42.300
6c
Nov
15c
Feb
Farwest
29c
4,800
21c
Dec
4.10
30,426
26c
Nov
54c
1.29
Apr
Nov
Oils
17
Federal
100
16
Apr
17
Jun
110
7
Jan
14%
Aug
98
98-
98
Jan
2iM
30
31
1,818
27 %
Jan
35%
Aug
14
133.
14
1,145
12%
Jun
21 Va
July
26
26
50
46
47
155
45
Oct
52'
Mar
26
22
9,271
17%
Jan
2-5
July
40%
43
2,1.12
32
Jan
12
12%
5.417
10%
Nov
8
8%
1,280
31c
37c
43,100
14%.
14%.
130
1.10
95c
1.10
2.400
30
30
160
42%''
32 %c
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,
70c
62c
73c
26c
9%-c
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1.35
1.25
1.37
5,500
5.05
5.05
5.25
2,410
62c
62C
800
1
.10
Feb
,
2.52
Jan
Nov
26c
Apr
Nov
4.10
Apr
6.75 Mar
Nov
1.21
55c
47c
13%c
1.50
Jan
♦1.08
Jan
VNov
'
i
42c
50c
65,200
3.85
3.95
14,617
6%
7%
1.400
4
Feb
8
Apr
37
37
200
34
Dec
40
Aug
53%
58
1,190
51
28c
36c
3.150
30c
Nov
35c
36c
10.100
32c
Nov
1.80 May
9c
Jan
1.20 July
37
36c
1
1
50c
45c
59c
312.400
42c
351 i»c
49c
2,015.450
*
19c
18c
22c
24,800
47
47
50
4
5%
349
2.75
*
1
Nov
3.75
1
—25
Jan
3.05
Nov
Dec
36
Jun
46c
20
1
37c
15c
Apr
Feb
1.60
Dec
7 %c
2.000
Jan
15
Dec
Aug
18% Julv
70c.
Va July
30
•
;
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60c
47,250
9c
13
44%
*;
Nov
26c
.
Aug
Jun
7
542.750
21c
30
25% Mar
"
1-1
5%
♦
2.75
53
Nov
2.80
Dec
9%c
15c
44
6%
Jan
July
Oct
7.70
6«
%
79c
36c
31c
57
Jan
Jan
Apr
Oct
Feb
Mar
Jan
7%
Jan
May
365
Feb
2.65
85c
8l«:
93c
55.300
56c
Nov
2.35 Mar
—•
i
2.75
1
67c
67c
72c
4.200
48c
Nov
1.50
Feb
*
41c
40c 47 J2C
31,500
30c
Nov
1.30
Aug
42%
42:%
13,320
29
Feb
44
15
Nov
22 "4
18 "a
Nov
25
•
40%
2,336
2.50
Aug
Apr
•
16
15
16
1
19%
18%
19 >4
730
1
1.95
1.78
2.09
148.265
1.10
Canadian
1.00
1.15
20.000
3.65
3.00
3.65
18.395
25c
25c
1,690
17c
Nov
*
32
28%
32
850
25
Dec
36
Apr
—20
27%
27%
28
100
25
Dec
31%
Jan
—
Ltd
Grain
Preferred
17
llF-
8%
14%
—•—
25c
Tungsten
15% Mar
May
5.50
31
—
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Falconbridge Nickel _•
3.35
10
Nov
7
73
•
Trust
Fanny Farmer Candy—
Faraday Uranium Mines
91 ac
Aug
Jan
12
200
10%
1
—
Warrants
Mar
39 V2 May
4.100
*
B
Players
Nov
93c
Nov
3,524
10%
13 fa
7%
24c
Corp
Famous
1.75
Nov
—*
com
com
A
Dec
♦
9.60
10 3 it
—,—4^%—1;4
(
1.40
Aug
12C
7,620
12%
10
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class
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Class
1
4.90
Jan
28
326,128
32 3
7%
"
Refining
1.42
52,496
21c
16c
31%
13
Ind
Alliance
Aor
Erie
1.58
1.50
1.53
1
2.50
Refineries
28c
40c
14c
25c
2
Insurance S5
Life
Nov
3.80
50c
12c
—.—
6.60
3.80
47c
13c
26c
——
8.289
Feb
1.00 Mar
49c
;—4--—
Mines
2.500
90c
ADr
1
Glacier
4.973
n
1.85
Gold
Sol
1.26
1
—
52c
1
Apr
Nov
common
1.60
10c
Oct
28c
8c
19c
—
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8.05
29c
45c
A
52 c
1
Nov
68,220
2
7.80
1
22c
Pen-Rey Oils
46c
one
Mines
1,844
.
1
&
class
Mines
G5c
f4
33c
Products-
Mines
Eldrich
5,000
14
30c
1
Investment
Paper
17,620
14%
Feb
33c
107,200
Ltd-
Co
Smelling
450
29.676
2.80
Feb
39c
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—
30,705
85c
*
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Nov
3.20
7
73c
Mines
29%
46c
'
Oct
East Sullivan Mines
96c
1
Apr
Nov
Gold-.
Amphi
Malartic
8,723
Aug
81c
•
Chlb-Kavraiirl
East
7%
45c
1
Oils
Chesterville
East
30
Jun
86c
•
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69
16c
—;——:■
1
—
Nov
41c
Ltd
Co
Copper
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Chemical
Aug
13''a Aug
Brewery
3.25
Nov
47 Va
703
2
Apr
10c
8%
Duotan
1.09 Mar
Jan
20c
Duvex Oils & Minerals
47c
Sep
37c
II.025
12%
Feb
4.50
1.30
49
Jun
8c
461,777
_*
Jan
85c
8.00
16c
Dec
19c
29c
com—*
Jan
45c
•
Feb
42%
1,000
29c
common
G5c
94c
1
54'
52
54%
1
2.90
58c
_«■
Aug
Chemical
&
39
Nov
May
6.60
21%
12 !4
2.40
2.90
July
•
*
Nov
2.65
311h
Dec
3.90
22c
Coal
Jan
106
13 %c
1.26
4,220
27 fL'C
Stores
4.50
1
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Oil
Central
Gai
-
550
3.500
25c
;—
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Dow
Feb
29c
Dec
9c
12c
12c
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Steel
Hz
&
Steel
8,235
f|
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37c
Invest
31c
Jan
Nov
2.18
1,60
preferred-——100
11
7% May
13%
4.55
25c
22 »,4
19%
Feb
Jun
Nov
28c
Rope class B——_—:
& Mudge—
——
Donnell
1
—
Corn
Central
Chateau
5,605
Donald
Dec
1
Explorers
Cliarter
-26
13,281
17%
1
Mines
1
Reserves
Quartz.
Leduc
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3.05
1
•
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Central
32%
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Asbestos
Cassiar
313«
*
Exploration
Natural
Cariboo
6
32'/4
25?h
1
:
Williston
Erin
Candore
Canso
Corp
Corp common
Copper C( y
Canadusa
Can
13% V%
5
16%
Thorium
Canadian
29%
12
5^
10
28
12 Fa
25
preferred
75
29
*
.
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13% July
125'
—5
;—
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7%
1,525
Dec
1.41
—50
Tar
2.J0 Aug
Oct
17% Mar
11%
715
Preferred
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11%
28
Mar
7.25
Nov
4.25
common—c
Scottish
Dominion
2,173
36c
56c
Nov
51c
100
26,800
51,600
—
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Domiuithi
14,700
11%
14
1.07
Nov
14
12c
Magnesium
Jan
10
36c
>«>u>'iiion
May
15%
26
Railway
1
4.25
14
11%
14
90c
Aug
14%
150
14
35
7.50 May
27
8%
...
Canadian
Nov
r
25c
—
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10
»
Canadian Pine Lines and Petroleums
Canadian
1.75
Nov
14%
71c,
3.60
'*■"
Apr
Nov
Nov
40c
——-—;.
Dec
2.45
147H
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Petrolina
Nov
36.777
:i
685
4.25
1
Foundries
25% Mar
3.25 Mar
16%
Dec
3.00
ll%c
9,375
5.15
16
July
6
Oct
4.50
•
Dominion
Dominion
4.30
20
17c
4.80
.
9'-c
,———
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Dominion
Dec
—.
—
Dairies
Apr
2.30
14c
5.00
8.00
Dec
35c
SC
Ltd
Exnloration
9.35 July
•
Gold
Mines
Nov
16
10,050
2Cc
Palmer Oils-—
Jan
1
warrants
Pacific
«iO
10,588
3.25
warrants
Canadian
:
23
I
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1955
m
2.19
....
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Canadian
1.96
*
common.__
Securities
1«3'.
65C
3.60
,
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■
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85c
7.00
J8:,
50c
25c
—
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Preferred
Feb
1.10
Rio
Dominion
21'/4 Mar
725
A.—_*
—
Products
Apr
7.25
*
92c
1
Distillers, Seagrams
9
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815
38,100
3.151
4
Diadem
28
2.90
4.80
1,000
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1.09
Feb
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Devon
•
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Apr
13%.
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5.60
5%
1.04
——1
Aug
13
80c
Dec
20
8,315
Feb
——1
59
27%
80c
29
31%
9 %c
-
33fa
fy.
80c
Apr
29 V2
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—
—
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•
warrants
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1
Apr
9.00
13%
25
•_
15
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pfd
Mines
Dome Mines
26f-
62c
1
Malartic
July
25
Petroleum
Canadian
74c
53 7 is
10c
Husky Oil
Hydrocarbon
Canadian
Anr
Mar
54'4
20 %
60c
Jan
6.65
—_
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25'".
...
Ice
59c
D'Eldona
18.615
(Duiismuif)
Canadian
Nov
7.45
;FFV
Oct
%
Mines_.
•
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Canadian
Deer
Nov
16c
4.675
Feb
90c
4.50
-^
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24 % Aug
5.25
60,750
-
1.41
Ltd
Warrants
13% Aug
%,
6.75
*
Canadian Export Gas Ltd
Canadian
Dec
30c
59c
—
Mines
6.90
6%
Canadian
Nov
22c
925: 1000
.
95c
Dccoursey Bi'ew is Mines
35% May
Oct
11 %
17
Daine
D'Aragon
Sep
40c
3
Food
1.25 Sep
28,116
Canadian
General
23
1
Nov
.
Explorers
Mining Corp
26.033
8r*i».
Canadian
545
11c
.
Daering
6.25
Mar
5.880
39% Aug
95% May
1.57 Mar
17c
14%
Minerals
Mines
57c
•
Canadian
629
20
Crowpat
Cusco
20
;
Dredge
12%
Apr
May
24%c
common....
Gas
55c
...
129
29
12
Canadian Chemical & Cellulose
Dccaita
6,395
14c
—
Zellerbach
Crown
50c
;_ZI.2
Empire Oils..
Preferred
6,600
,
5.40 Mar
16%
Mines
15C
Canadian Canners class A
Canadian Devonian
90c
5.55
19%
—F
25
Collieries
Dec
a
25c
Nov
16c
Timber
55c
.....
preferred
Jun
83
42
Nov
2.40
26c
L—1
«.
Copper
Canada
22c
coninioiT..
Celanese
33In
250
19'ii
_i
Preferred
Rritlsli
Nov
7 V3C
960
1
-——
Pershing
May
2.25
Jan
250
12%
*■
Commerce
Breweries
.1.80 May
36
5,20
29
12.50
4.00
Croinor
.
Apr
12,500
181,955
5%;
of
Crestbrook
Jan
1.65 Dec
1.39
16c
Mining
Oil
Jan
15c
Zinc
Crestaurum
Feb
3.40
.
Cournor
Apr
62.
Nov
Sep
92c
325
%
39 %4
Nov
1.41
90
88
5.35
Oils
Canadian
46%
65c
80c
Minerals
Admiral
36 '
89
1
class B—
Canadian
39
26%
3(512
.—20
Lines
of
1.90
383i
.
July
Jan
69c
3.50
5.25
—
Cowichan
150
2.75
45c
Feb
1.10
July
10c
1.05
Imperial—
94
2.57
1,411,960
3.00
2.15' Nov
2.80
30 J/4
Mines
Lend
otijee
31
____/
Dyno
(
10
warrants.—
Cable
Astoria
Canadian
July
15'
Cosmos
845
_>
Steamship
Canadian
Mar
175
52
Mtge
Preferred
Canadian
17
104
...
Oils
$1.75
Dec
B
27%.
Petroleum
Canadian
13
Class
13
2.30
class
SuiiMiem
Canadian
13%
102
_j_«
Canuria
Canadian
Oct
36%
...
&
10%
13
....
Wire
_25
3.40
1.65
1
Rand Clilboug
Distillery class A
102
—10
1.31
Tungsten
Mining- .—1;
Petroleum—
Copper-Man
July
32
371 :*
....
Canada Southern
Canadian
4.00 Mar
37
13
Nov
West
Publishing
Ltd
Coppercrest Mines
Dec
*
15c
Clark
Copp
Nov
—
8,613
Copper Corp
Jan
Dec
13%
23C
Conwest. Exploration
6.75 July
28% Mar
10
com
;
Permanent
Canada
105
Dec
NOV
4.50
5
1
Lands
B
Canada
Feb
98
20%
13%
21c
16c
16C
Consumers Gas of Toronto-—^..
26
common...
Packers
Canada
Consolidated
120
.
Warrant
Class
Consolidated
Aug
600
Explorations
Oil
Canada
Aug
69
933
Warrants
Canada
33
6
common..
Assurance.
Malting
Met
Jan
Nov
..,..100
Foundries
preferred
Canada
19%
54%
27
<>
&
51c-
1,500
3.30
Dec
29 l't
...
Canada
Jun
I,000
1
Mines
24
12%
12%
40c
370
70c
Mines-.
Basin
Sudbury
Dec
3.00
t
Dec
20c
2.30
M111
20%
55
—
Class
1.60
Poiilar
Jan
6
12 3
Nov
1.45
Consolidated Rcgcourt Mines Ltd_ —1
Jun
9
6% Nov
Red
54c
27%
12%
19%c
69c
.2.50
Consolidated
26%
-*
Nov
23c
--
Feb
Jan
20c
A
Feb
2.04
Dec
2.30
20c
Mine—_
class
Apr
14%
Jail
27
_.
8c
Press
29'i
__•>
._
17,341
Consolidated
•
Stone
14c
Consolidated
.20
Cut
12c
Feb
625
,
65c
28c
15,718
.
8,934
Dec
Apr
45c
'
1,210
5.30
Nov
89c
Nov
Apr
44c
80c
12c
3,230
63%
12%
-
common..
Crushed
Canada
21 %
27%
Dec
9c
Consolidated Northland Mines
Jan
1.10
94c
16c
5,191
Aug
38
Nov
Dec
48,533
Consolidated Peaic Oils—.—._—,—
Nov
5.90
16%C Nov
fT 41c
Feb
87c
26c
Feb
25
8,000
16c
Jan
25
1
—
Preferred
Canada
21%
28 3»
Aug
5.10 Mar
Dec
2.50
Apr
3;75 Mar
Dec
20c
9%C
Apr
11
16,750
1
Oil
Lake
Bread
1.50
23c
1,235
12 %c
14c
345'
7
1.38
1
....
Cliiboiigainuu
Campbell
Canada
21%
t
common..
Consolidated
Campnell
"
1
1.40
—•
pfd.
Eumonton-
Calgary Power
5"tW preferred
„25c
13,680
Dec
1.95
Dec
16.145
24c
40
6.40
Oct
Nov
Mines
Consol Quebec Gold Mines—.—
1,180
Dec
23c
20c
Nov
1,420
11%
Apr
15
3.35
13,778
Nov
Apr
Sep
40c
2.80
34,950
83c
1.12
Mar
40c
Oct
3.25
27c
18c
15,280
35c
Oct
Nov
8.80 May
57c
7%C
6,100
34c
15
Jun
10c
50c
29
365
Jun
50c
15c
24c
5%c
5,500
31%
12c 15 %c
74c
Oct
4.90
27 %
—...
Jan
Nov
14 %c
3,300
26c
Mines
12%
16c
152,431
40c
Nov
Jun
16c
55c
Expior
2,200
•
,
28 '4
&
70<;
9c 11 %c
16c
Smelting.
Mosher
Mining
35c
1.70.
4.85
Morrison
Jun
15 %c
70C
11c
•—T
•
Petroleum
Oils Lui—_.
Anr
23c
20VaC
23c
Ltd—
Gold
Mac
14%
7%c Nov
35c
Mines
Marbenor
325
12,050
%c
15c
1.32
Gold
Howey
10c
11
Mines.—
Haiiiweil
Consolidated
2.15
Consolidated
Cnlalta
Iron
Consolidated Guayana
Nov
7%
Oil
Crest
7'V
8c
17%
1
Mines
Warrants
Apr
7
10c I3F2C
Consolidated Dis;covery
14%
lie
A
18%
43
1
class
14%
43
711
new
1,100
44%
43
9c
„
26c
Dragon
lie
:__
36c
26c
Consolidated
Nov
Mar
26c
Mar
85c
23c
Jan
Mar
32c
I
Feb
% Jan
43
Jan
12J^c 14 %c
.
55
918
44c
22,901
52
26,350
Nov
216,416
Consolidated Denlson
Aug
13c
20c
Dec
50%
31,000
July
3,50
35C 491 a'C
Oct
Jan
21c
170
Nov
20c
Oct
36%
63c
1.65
47c
_
89 %
45
Nov
105% Nov
6%
40
-
36c
125
9.700
8%c
45%
a
2.000
1
100
15
—
135
50,800
160
131
Jan
Aug
Gillies Lake—
Golden Arrow—
Consolidated
106
11%
7
980
91
5.50 Aug
Nov
45c
7
1
Mines
•
Gamma....
Centl Cadillac
•
Callinan Flin
Cordasun Oils. ...,4-.- '2.. 1
Consolidated
Aug
Feb
Nov
10
9.10
4.30
95
Nov
3.6o
300
16c
14c
Beiiekeno
50%
Oct
4.00
3.25
200
2.30
20c
—
Beta
Jail
80
65
100
4.25
11%
2.10
2.21
.
Bakeries
Nov
2.20
35
10,989
,791.
__1
Dock
Dry
Consolidated
46
Ltd
Co
Coiisblidated
Apr
7 V't
-
Burlington Steel
Burns
Apr
2.10
1.00
Gold
Ext
Lake
21%
45
Products
Rurchell
Nov
Nov
93c
Buffalo Red Lake
Building
18
44c
1
;
Canadian
Buffalo
10
1
F
Oct
41c
19%
63c
3.00
3.50
135
.2.50
Consolidated
3.15
10%
Nov
8%
11
Apr
47 3
5% May
3,771
4.25
l
Aug
__1
Ankerite
Mar
—10
49
Brunswick Mining & Smelt—
1
Buffadison
Gold
iF——j,"——.1.
Buffalo
Mar
13
16
46
—
31c
Nov
10
4.25
^4—
46 %
—
Mining
Nov
9%
50
1.00
i
7c
1,700
Dec
—25
Mines
3.600
Aug
1
Brunhurst" Mines
9%c 12 %c
10c
10'.4
Mines
43
*
Mines
Jan
12%
91
*
Columbia Telephone Co—
95c
1
Life
Mines
44-'2
*
British
403,483
—
48
•
A
——
Feb
Jun
2.14
1.86
1.99
44%
79
79
Products^
92c
25c
100
2.70
—50
—
Dec
1.560
46%
Columbia power
Brunston
60c
1.12 Jun
Nov
t
55c
Apr
9c
19
19'a
71c
50c
15 3
Apr
9,700
f
7,100
43%
8
79c
Apr
22.600
Como
Apr
Feb
50c
15%
50
——
Packers
Mills
Coniaurum
85c
8%
43'«
100
50
British
Bruck
Couiega8
Apr
Dec
12c 14 %c
Development corn——^ -2—1
Cousohdatipjcl
Allenbee Oil
3.15
—:
Forest
Brunsman
Jan
1.45
35c
50c
Peiroleum
Confederation
6.00
Jan
3,471
45c
3.00
Mar
18c
4.25
85%
8 Ft
Mines__—_
National
Nov
Jan
Jan
Jun
50c
-
Conduits
Dec
6 311
34.072'
8
7%
47%
;.
—
B
Reef
Coirtmonweaith
July
Nov
6c
3.90
90c
2,700
95c
Apr
3.85
5L
Aug
8%
Enterorises
Consolidated
Columbia
Broulari
90c
8
i
Columbia
Class
Nov
Yellow-knife
2.12
59
335
41c
Nov
1.85
3,200
t
75c
l
Coiomac
66 3
6.30 May
65c
1,325
3.2o
3.00
66 %
42c
4
6.15
Nov
12 %c
Copper
Feb
43c
Nov
44
,..100
preferred
British
9c
65c
70
1.21
1.88 Mar
Nov
2.10
l
Mines
Combined
COmmoil
Eleo—
A'Apreferred
British
6,200
109,012
—♦
—
preferred
Mj/c
18c
1.54
4 2 31
1
Oil
preferred
4%S preferred
5 %
Feb
42
Ouiu
Coldstream
May
14c
23
4'r
4
17c
28c
1.42
Ltd—
American
British
Nov
Nov
50
14
_
Petroleum
British
7c
8C
•
—......
Mines
Britalta
16,200
41.500
.1
common
Preferred
Brilimd
10c
9'aC 12 %c
1.05
Dec
2.49
50c
-'-I
Eg tup-——-—
Reco
Luxe
Cui,i
Jan
1.65
8%C
14c
common.
Cody
12c
•
.
cocicsiiutt Farm
Anr
10c
1.45
—
Jan
1.07
1.05
•
1.45
95c
3.00
—1
Wiiians
1.90
July
50c
42.900
Cochenotir
14% Jan
12% Oct
110
Feb
2.90
Nov
2.25
2.65
Mining Corp.. 4444 F.
Consolidated
9,025
2.75
—25
Cobalt
17.530
23,676
I!
•
Chromium Mm & Smelt-—
Apr
1.01
50
_
Mir.es
Traction
(T
■
—
Feb
17c
5%c Nov
1
pfd—
Bridge & Tank pfd...J.,—
Bright
12%
12'«
3.25 Aug
cow
75c
4.10
1
Smelting.
Range for Year 1956
High
53c
_.
Mines-——-——-
Gold
Chimo
60c
Dec
1
Bralorne Mines
Bralsaman
54c
54c
July
51% Mar
Share*
3.90
54 c
—75c
cmooug
4.25
Nov
1.61
15c
1
Ltd
Corp
Boymar
Brazilian
,
—
Gold
Bouscadillac
Bouzan
-.
1.20
1.48
—-
Ltd™—
A pfd
Mines
Biltmore
1.95
Corp
Mines
Uranium
Biacop
17
Explorer
Jaculet Mines
Chibougamau Mining &
Chibougamau
Jan
20%
Dec
16%
100
2.00
:
Yukou
Bicroft
High
Low
1
Sale*
for Week
of Pricea
Par
Hign
*
—
Last
Year 1956
Low
:—.1
common.
„
Mines
Bevcon
Range for
17
Corn
Telephone
Shares
17
Week'*
Kang«
Friday
Sate Price
-1
Co
Mining
Beicner
1J
for Week
Loio
Par
.
JANUARY
STOCKS
Range
Sale Pride
MARKETS
N.UKD
Sales
of Prices
last
STOCKS
week I
ior
range
Copper
class
A_
1
1.05
50c
1.90
Jan
Sep
2.37
Jan
Sep
1.10
Dec
3.60
Apr
72c
Jan
Feb
i
Volume 185
Number 5603
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(181)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Ranre
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
Federal
Fleet
Kirkland
Low
1
20c
Manulaeturing
Florida
Canada
Ford
Motor
Ford
of
Corp__
Co
1
__
<U S)
Canada
7.00
15
class
A—'
54
»
_
''
•
Foundation Co of Canada--.
Francoeur
Eraser
Mines
-
Ltd
Fruehauf
I
Trailer
(iauwin
Co
Power
Geco
;
pfd
Bousquet
82
82
10
30c
27.200
17c
18.420
80c
5.60
66c
Heath
Hinde
8c
10c
284.930
5c
Dec
2.10
25.950
20c
24c
10,700
144
147
216
132
July
170
Mar
45
45
101
45
Nov
53
Feb
13%
13*4
30
Sep
17
Jan
19c
11.000
12c
Nov
4j5c
Feb
12,900
15c
Nov
64c
Apr
5.15
4.25
41
41
42%
G%
2.325
3.00
735
43%
41''2
1.69
1.33
8%
8%
'
'
44c
41 %c
11
1
19%
11%C
!
*
1
38c
19%
11 (
20%
common
3.95
20%
CNJ O
Merrill
Mersey
4.00
Meta
Nov
II.49
Jan
Mexican
Nov
8c
Feb
Uranium
Flo
Mexico
Midcon
Oil
Midrim
Imperial
Apr
290
2.55
100
20
Nov
6.00
27
Dec
Jan
Midwest
Jan
29c
Apr
Mill
38
Aug
Mllllken
Nov
City
15
100
Jun
13(a
7%
7
.
11c
7%
425
11c
13c
39.080
45C
51c
244,900
15c 15%c
45c
6
15.100
•
_—
'■
9
Apr
Nov
8C
25c
22c
Nov
Nov
11c
,
14c
24.100
9c
July
1.70 May
24c
19%c
Dec
Apr
Apr
Mining
Oils
31c
99c
Dec
35Q
10,500
12c
Feb
58c
Jan
43%»
24%
44
25
42(2
Nov
58
25%
4,425
22*8
Feb
30% Mar
12
12
12%
6.077
10(4
Feb
16% Aug
12%
4.567
10(8
Feb
15*4 Aug
11%
11%
39
40
415
33*4
Dec
49
6.95
5.75
6.95
13.695
5.15
Nov
10%
80'»
83
3,140
64
Jan
97% July
40c
31c
40c
14,200
25c
Nov
,25
25
25
32%
32%
256
•
•
l
_25
——20
-■j.'
■
32%
7.85
—.
Oil
6.90
59%
10
common.
57
May
Apr
1
55c
Aug
24%
Dec
26(4
Apr
32
Dec
42
Feb
7.90
12,615
60
637
47
Nov
25
24
Oct
27%
Apr
liO
54
Dec
79
Apr
3.40 Jan
7.20
'
63
Sep
Avie
*
26%
__J10
60
60
56%
56 %
57%
6.586
33 %
Dec
62,% Aug
11%
11
11%
2.675
10%
Nov
12%
6%
200
5 *'4
21c
41,100
25%
2,760
*
4.86%
Gold
6
i
%
%
6'
19c
4
19c
26%-
Oct
7(4
15c
Jan
85c
22%
Nov
29%
Oct
17
'
•
24-%
24%
.50
48
47%
48
5*4
5*4
6%
6,080
Feb
Apr
Feb
785
•
com
Inglls (Johni & CO
Ingram & Bell pfd
4(4
Sep
*
10
1100
10(4
;n
16 "2
16
17
'695
14*4
Apr
20
Aug
8%
8%
8%
13.620
6
Nov
7
Dec
20
19%
19
19%
3,630
17
Dec
18%
Dec
80c
90c
15,800
60C
Nov
1.74
Jan
Mining
j
International Bronze Powders pfd—_25
International Metal Ind class A__
*
10
85c
4L> pfd—100
common
10
11*4
Sep
23%
23%
25
22
Jan
40
40
41
480
33
Jan
46
97
97
30
95%
Sep
105
83
83
514
105
110*4
17,610
Jan
110
116.50 117.50
130
115
Nov
131% Mar
28
Jan
26c
Dec
83
•
105%
ioo
117.50
•
45
34
45:%
17,275
1
36c
35c
36c
3,000
Ltd
Dec
23%
ioo
Petroleum
85
78(4
Nov
25
Aug
.
95(4
48
Apr
Feb
Jun
Aug
Dec
1,80 Mar
*
13%
13%
25
12
Jun
16%
Jan
8
54%
53
55%
19.537
27 %
Jan
50
Aug
l
1.93
1.93
2.20
9.819
1.40
Nov
3.85- Feb
i
2.85
2.70
3.35
14,525
1.15
Nov
4.75
•
1.35
1.20
1.35
7,150
1.15
Nov
2.60 Mar
com
Ihterprovincial
Pipe Line
Copper Mines Ltd
Jack
Waite
Mining
Mining Corp___.
Jacobus
Jeanette
Jellicoe
Minerals
Mines
13%
.
Apr
Joburke
Gold
Toliet-Quebec
Jonsmith
Jowsey
Mining
Tnnlter
Oil®
Kelvinator
Nama
KenviUe
Gold
Kerr-AddiSon
Kilembe
Gold
New
kiew
Kirkland
Hudson
Kirkland
Oil®
Labatt
Labrador
Lake
Cinch
Lake
Osu
Lake
Lake
La
L117
23c
22c
24c
50.875
10c
Nov
46c
Nov
7.625
295
10c
11c
31.000
17%
5,087
7c
7c
8c
14,200
2.34
2.34
2.55
6.555
»
79c
61c
90C
5,440
1
23 %c
22c
26c
1
1.17
1.10
1.25
18,243
1.09
95c
1.00
78.130
18%
18*4
19
20%
21%
*
Exploration
•
Gold
Mines
.
Mino®
2_~ II
~
New
Davies
New
OnJH
Delhi
"
Little
Lone
For
1.45
8,950
16c
13,825
18c
18c
1,000
4.60
3.75
4.60
22,351
17c 17 %C
5,000
58,000
3.25
3.40
2.400
2.40
2.55
539
18
18
300
80c
80c
80c
2,600
14c
11c
14c
35.800
Lac
Gold—III
footnotes
see
page
ZZZZZZZ
42.
*
11%
48
14%
.Z-
24c
65,350
%
14%
: 11
300
200
11
7
Dec
28,215
55c
Nov
46,367
81c: Mar
3.25
3.40
6,770
Nov
2.80 Mar
3.20
3.25
300
3.00
Nov
5.00
13VaC
14c
4,100
20 (4
20%
965
45c
34c
—
70c
75c
3,745
60c
15%
1,215
14*/8
Dec
50
53%
899
39%
Feb
1.10
95 c
1.10
5,500
90c
Dec
84c
9,200
10*4
11
53*4
3.75
Nov
9c
Nov
25c
Nov
38c
68c
Feb
7%c
Nov
416
10 'A
Nov
11%
350
10%
45c
4.25
4.25
655
4.25
3.60
1,700
3.10
•
26*4
26%
Nov
34
40
40
40
100
38%
Feb
44
66c
89c
133,800
46c
Nov
1
19c
16c
20c
108.000
10c
Sep
41c
Apr
1
65c
50c
65c
35,695
<37c
£Jov
93c
Feb
Nov
31%c
>
Gold_
1
7,300
8c
83c
83c
87c
18,450
75c
2.35
2.15
2.40
15,800
11
%c
_1
55c
43c
56c
2.30
2.15
2.30
31,465
31c
31c
36c
of
4,187
58c
56c
58c
26,950
Canada
•
20c
4,500
16c
Jan
35c
Feb
52c
47c
56c
16,200
27c
Nov
1.15
Apr
1.40
1.50
8,650
Nov
2.05
Jan
20c
1.30
Nov
Nov
2.15
11c
Nov
33c
Feb
19c 19 Vac
3,600
13 VaC
Nov
40Cr
Apr
40c
46c
43,900
21c
Nov
Mining
22c
18c
22c
16,000
13c
Nov
50c
1
20c
13c
25c
,335,113
8c
Nov
54c
20c
19c
24c
145,750
11c
Nov
33c
Feb
42c
36c
42c
44,735
20c
Nov
1.14
Apr
1.10
17,270
40c
43c
70,850
23c
Jan
98c
Apr
10c HVaC
9.000
8c
Nov
27c
Aug
29,000
8C
Nov
17c
Aug
8c
Dec
31 %C
Apr
6c
Nov
20c
Apr
Apr
Gold
1.05
Mines
11c
—
9 Vac
11c
•
12c
1
14c
14c
10,250
1
9 Vac
8c
10c
38,200
1
2.25
2.25
2.45
5,466
1
4.65
1.85
Nov
5.00
104,680
1.37
2.85
3.30
25,135
2.35
10 %c
15c
49,500
8c
Dec
38c
40c
Nov
*
16c
Corp—___—_—*
Ltd
1
Oils
2,345
109,400
156,400
11c
11c
6.00
Oils
Jun
1.46
Apr
Jan
Nov
66% Aug
Nov
56c
Jan
9c
4,917
1.36
5.05
5.25 May
43c
9c
1,000
5.85
Feb
49 V*
Dec
21c
May
5.25
Nov
1.30
1.43
286,450
46c
Jan
41c
40c
50c
12,870
35c
Nov
74c
70c
80c
13,950
50c
Dec
•
Ltd
5.15
5.10
5.25
,
7.90 Mar
2.00
64c
Sep
Sep
1.59 Aug
50
—
—
Inca Gold
1
10,322
4.50
Jan
7.35 Aug
38
36*4
38
450
34%
Nov
353/4
Sep
2.65
common
——_—
2.47
2.65
6,513
1.75
Nov
4.00
July
8c
6c
9c
72,300
5c
Nov
14%c Feb
20o
1
1.31 Mar
Uranium
65c
11,400
55c
1.42
1.28
1.48
506,600
80c
Feb
1.73
Oct
6.40
Ltd
Rankin
Oil
56*4
•
Mining
Canadian
43c
54
Jun
—1
Mlnei-
Norsyncomaque
38c
12 Vac 17 Vac
5.85
—1
,J_
Mining
54
1
Mines
3.00
Nov
14c
1
Gold
3.90
3.30
Apr
1.49 Aug
Dec
1
Mines
5.45
6.65
79,182
3.15
July
5.90
Dec
13'4
13 Vis
705
11%
Nov
6
61c
•
common
60c
July
17% May
"5
5
2,220
4'/a
Nov
9%
50
39 (4
39%
40
335
38 Va
Dec
46%
"
Warrants
1.75
1.75
1.90
7,800
56c
Jan
2.30
_1
23c
20 Vac
25c
15,625
14c
Nov
85c
Anr
*
33c
33c 35Vac
3,100
24%c
Nov
85c
Apr
—
Preferred
Northern
Canada
Norvalie
Mines
>nrrie
38 Vac
lie
Mines
Star
95c
43c
1
&
1.19 May
40c
1
;
Mines
Oil
Apr
•
I
Mines
Mines
Acme
May
1
Mines
Gold
Gold
Nlplsslng
63c
•
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
Mar
Mar
12c
Rouyn Merger
Senator Rouyn
Superior Oils
North
90c
1.48
Minda-Scotia
Nor»h
Sep
Jan
Dec•
45c
59c
J
Mines
Northcal
Jan
Nov
90c
Manitoba
Norpax
1.30
2.55
May
14,700
Newnorth
Nor
Apr
Nov
1
:___50c
Mylamaque Explor
New
Feb
2.08
3.25
Nov
Nov
1.50
19c
Feb
11,100
Hosco
New
38c
12,700
_50o
Petroleum
Dec
1.75
Apr
131,800
Kelore
New
11c 11 VaC
1
40c
Oil
Apr
4.10
21c
New Jason
New
25
6.95 Mar
70c
Highridge
New
425
Jan
'
1
New
New
27%
Feb
6.25
Jan
!
,Jax\
1.47
Nov
3.40
Apr
14
Nov
30c
172,050
2.15 Mar
13%
,
Nov
3.40
1
Newlund
63c
Jan
1.83 Aug
Nov
11
11
59c
•
50c
10%
Mar
57% Aug
.
Mines
—_—
T.M
Min«»®
■
'
Feb
Sep
Oct
"
1.45
Nov
Ltd
76c
90c
18%
'
'/a
Jan
20c
Northspan
Feb
com
...
Apr
52
Nov
15
"
Harricana
New
May
5
Works—
New
New
44
Apr
1.50
North
Nov
May
3.95
17c
3.20 Mar
2.30
94c
>
1.39
Nov
2.65
Apr
18 %c
Northland/Oils
16
Jan
29%
17c
5.10 Mar
Nov
Feb
.42c
19c
22
July
13%c May
Dec
Nov
1.48
Nov
2.90
Dec
Apr
1
Dec
16c
8c
17%
45c
1
Nov
15c
Dec
1
6c
July
3.00 Aug
1.10
24c
19,870
Mines
1.80
55c
Nov
277,350
-
Explorations
15 %
July
1.20
35c
25c
Gas
North
2.09 July
150
1.50 July
3.20 Aug
5.70 Nov
Nov
'2.-18
.
_i
Fortune
16%c Nov
95c
2%
11% May
32c
New Goldvue Mines
Feb
Nov
July
May
80C
.1
New
8c
Nov
Oct
47c
18
1.40
1
Chemical
Preferred
1.02
50
Nov
Nov
72c
•
Oil
Warrants
15c
4.60 Apr
22% Mar
13c
1.26
1.50
Jan
12 Va
73c
1
New
Jan
50c
Nov
j 35
1.50
Nov
1.37
Dec
14
Apr
3.80
Jan
90
.
1.62
l
Petroleum—
Apr
25
1.85
•
1.39 Aug
Nov
J
Petroleum
22,315
14%
46 Va
•
Mines
3.10
17
Mines—__IIII—III_i
_
Liberal
45,700
15%
46*4
20c
15
*
Dickenson Mines
16%
3,265
12c
2.55
2.02
1.45
23c
Develop-^.
Dec
2,020
98c
•
1.95
46*4
com
Mines
Nov
Nov
1.70
*»
05
1
Mines
8
1.68
19
15c
Mines!!—!!„II__IIII«
Apr
2.75 Aug
24
Mar
1.39
17c
50c
Dec
1.70
~
Lamaque Gold
Laura Secord
Candy
T.PifeH
.
1.59 July
70c
1
"j
1—111
—II__1
Mines
Mining
Lencourt Gold
21%
17,400
3
Mines
Mines
Shore
Wasa
July
27,318
Mines
Dufault
Lingmnn
34c
Nov
85c
Ltd
Mining &
Lake
Dec
Nov
ZZZZZZZZOc
1
Lake
48c
8c
40c
9*4
Bay
Ltd
(John
Jan
12,500
31,322
842,382
2.01
Minerals
Krov
9%C
12c
73c
9
I
i
Dec
25c
10
Continental
New
Normetal
ZZZZl
Warrants
89,250
Nov
•
Car
Concord
Norlartic
16%
27c 34 VaC
Co
Chamberlain
Aug
17%
70c
31c
3.00
5
Calumet
Nov
61c
Feb
Aug
"IZ_50e
Mines
New
27c
11%C
95% Mar
45c
25c, Apr
100
New
225,200
12c
100
Dec
Sep
—
New
Norpold
.66c
Nov
Nov
Nov
•
Dominion
Noranda
94c
90
73
Dec
15c
Oils
Apr
47C
Aug
10c
Corp
Bidlamaque
Dee
60c
Dec
68
13,300
Uranium—
Bristol
Mar
36c
25
39,907
Gas
British
40c
48c
11%
Apr
Jun
138,420
•
New
61c
36c
10% Mar
19
41%
:40c
1
New
Nov
58c
2.20 Mar
3.95
50
Athona Mines
Nov
1.33
Jan
Nov
35c
Trust
Alger
New
Nov
j
14c
Feb
8
3.65
Steel
17c
»
20c
.
100
104
35c
I.abine Uranium
43c
70c
~
22c
18c
1
Explorations
National
20c
1.87
;
17,760
1,679
9% Mar
Dec
40c
350
61 Va
Nov
Feb
3 75
•
National
Nesbitt
19,100
9
Copper
390
25c
Hosiery Mills class B_._
147,300
82c
Keyboycon Mines
172
77*/4
23c
1
Petroleum
197,995
1
95%
76
10%
25%
60(4
95
National
89c
1.92
Mines
95
21c
10 Va
77 y,
National
80c
I—III1
Ltd
242,833
ci
__j
Drug &
National
22c
35o
Co
87c
Apr
•
Creek
77c
Canada
68C
39c
1,25
Locomotive
National
62c
|
..
of
6
«~2c
1
Porcupine
19 %C
1
"
82
175
Apr
Dec
6
390
___100
Corp common
Multi-Minerals Ltd
85c
"•
Mines
Mines
7,162
7
•
Moore
76c
1
Mines
6%
84%
7
5.20
50
22c
_i
I
6%
84 (4
Feb
Nov
50
3
Ltd
(1939)
6%
84y
•
Apr
47c
50
•
I
43,200
8c
Apr
35c
...
•
Preferred
i
Exploration
1.41
13c 15 %c
49c
Jan
Nov
Dec
6.50 Dec
Nlsto
Jaye
60,325
-——loo
New
Aug
_l
I
2.08
Preferred
80%
Paper common
Ltd
1.96
Apr
24*4
■
0
Jan
Ltd
Mines
2.02
17c
Aug
Moneta
Products
18c
Mines
Montreal
Credits
8c
8,100
4.50
ADr
Bldg
9,000
24c
134
May
Interprovincial
312,275
12c
3.95
May
Ranwlck
40c
12c
22c
Feb
Jan
Apr
4.50
39c
International
23c
14'/2C
2.65
41c
10
7% July
4.50
50c
70c
400
Nov
14 %c
11.900
Nov
Dec
Nov
2.06 Apr
98c
1.08
11c
Nov
Feb
90c
40c
8%
'
1.50
Dec
98c
119,200
15c
Jan
10c
82,500
12,825
24c
27c
5c
18C
Nov
45c
51,700
1.42
13c
8%
14,057
19c
1.04
1.30
Mar
20,820
9,000
Co
20c
48
123,900
18,600
Nickel
21%c Feb
1.35
::V
Dec
21c
8c
Preferred
Nov
2.02
35c
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinarv-5
International
6c
1.63 Aug
19c
30c
International
2.70 May
1.70 Jan
85,500
7
Apr
1.90
7%c
Milling class A
Dec
Vac 10 %c
l0%c
1.70
2.30 Mar
1
8c
;
92c
Gas
Endeavour
30c
.
Nov
900
—
Metals
Ore
•
Preferred
28»A
1,865
1.05
Nov
Mogul Minine Corp
j
"Monarch Knitting common——-9
Mln
l
Preferred
3,305
2.00
Mining Corp
15c
Cement preferred
Inland Natural Gas common
32
1.85
1.00 1
Brick
Mlndamar
16c
Inland
30%
I—
Apr
1
Accept Corp Ltd
32
1.95
Petroleums
17
Nov
12c
<fc
Lake
88 e
preferred
Nov
Warrants
6%C Nov
22
Milton
:_1
Lake
1.00
12c
pfd
Industries
90c
preferred
9,233
Jan
22c
Mining
'
Assurance—.:
1.21
com
Tramways
Sep
Jan
26c
l
Glaze
1.17
24
Light & Power
Lake
Life
1.17
Mines
20%
20%
15
l
Bank
Imperial
Aug
•
Paper 5%%
Apr
I.09
Jan
'
l
Ltd
Ltd
Petroleum
13(4 Aug
23
28c
1,046
__i
warrants-
Feb
62c
Mining
Feb
Oct
9
167.667
•
Inspiration
Merrill Island
12%
14c
•
Imperial
Bay
Oct
8.50 Mav
25%
.'
Refining
24 %c
Nov
1
Exploration & Dev
15(4 May
25
1
Mtge.
Nov
30c
*
Petroleums
2012
8.000
9%c
*
Iron
Erie
5c
58,641
Lake
23,730
25
*
pfd
1.51
22,100
36c
McWatters Gold Mines
~
10c
Mines
Co
Nov
12c
33c
Lake
Red
467.850
12c
C
Red
Mines
Husky Oil &
Iron
8
•
Mines—_
Owens
46c
9 Vac
Porcupine
McKenzle
Medallion
32c
55.800
1
Bay Mining & Smelting
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
Isotbpe
49c
Mclntvre
5.85 Apr
11% July
25
488
ll%c 12 %c
■
30
Co
18,100
12c
o
McMarmac
5.75
Feb
Apr
35c
A
54% Aug
Jan
2.50
17 (4c
64c
1
class
Jan
Mentor
Nov
8c
1.73
57c
pfd
Nov
4.40
188,900
.
(L)
Grain
Jan
Nov
60c
H_i
80c
7%
41,800
goc
100
Aug
Apr
80c
70c
Feb
8,600
;
7(4
Nov
Feb
9,495
Ltd
3.75
57
Nov
40c
•
Frontenac common
Preferred
Jan
Dec
Nov
74c
l
Ltd
25*4
115
21%
Hudson
Irish
48c
11
21
45c
Smith
Internatl
5%
11
B
5%%
1,025
4.60
Nov
5%
2.00
97.000
8%
Nov
34
2.353
1.70
5%
.
11%C
Sarcee
Industrial
43%
»
21%
common.
3.75
1.351
5%
3.00
1
,
9.125
6%
_*
A
Indian
3.50
McBrine
95c
12c
9c
McColi
14
Nov
9,000
1
Mines
McCabe
27c
35c
23c
«
Ltd
Maybrun
16,750
18c
)0c
Preferred
Maxwell
13%
•
Mining
6&
Jan
16c
—
Imperial
68c
24 %c
1
Mines__
&
Nov
1.00
22c
2.18
1.90
B
Martln-McNeely Mines
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
19c
3.00
Gold
Huron
18c
Mines
26c
iCanada
Hughes
Nov
45
___9c
Consol
Hoyle
5.00
147
1
Dauch
Howard
Nov
23 %c
;
&
Class
1.50
Nov
8c
Mining Corp
1.75
Jan
85c
1
8c
1.95
10c
194,850
1
Oils
13%c Jan
182,650
III—_•
Marigold
A_
Hollinger
Class
Marcon
Maritime
10
Oils
Oil
Apr
1.60
20c
1.54
84c
1.81
Mines
Feb
.
Home
Maralgo
17c
1.27
_l
Mar
48c
5,500 '
i<jc
1.41
1,90
common——.
36c
_l
Bell
Hignwood
Jan
*
—
Aug
Ltd
Milling
46c
♦
Gold
Crest
Highland
6.30
Uranium
Leaf
Dec
i
Gold
High
Maple
Nov
'
-
Ltd
Gold
Heva
Maneast
Feb
•
Oils
class
Jun
24c
Mines
Malartio Goldfields
Apr
10c
Develop!
Red
Jan
•>
26c
Magnet Consolidated Mines
3.90
Nov
Jan
II
Mines
class
18 %c
;
Minerals
Headway
Bloedel
Red Lake Gold
99
■'»
6%c
"
Mages Sporting Goods
64c
Dec
41,210
1
15.400
1 '
1
common.^..-
Grass
Lakes
51.480
4.30
10c 13 %c
1
15c
■'"•v
•
Gas
,
Gold
7,740
13 %c
1
Gold
68c
Carpets
of
5.75
23% Mar
Mines
29c
Papers
Cotton
Harrison
5.60
Dec
23
Mines—
7.00 Aug
Nbv
83
Nov
Nov
1
7.00 Aug
Nov
1.24
Mar
15%
15%
1
11c
Gypsum Lime & Alab
Head
82
26c
1.00
Mar
598
Mines
Macmillan
Madsen
48
.1
MacLeod-Cockshutt
l
Gwillim Lake Gold
Hasaga
Mar
26c
Mines
Rock
49
Oct
2,741
Co
62c
Mines
Harding
39% May
812
50
Preferred
Hard
Dec
39
17%
•
Gold
22 %c
com
Uranium
Hamilton
57
1.09
Warrants
>
Oct
902
17%
Explorations
Mackeno
•
Gurney Products
-
45%
32% Aug
42%
17
I
13c
;
Freehold
Gunnar
85
7% July
Jan
Gold
.
Mines
Mar
1
Guaranty Trust
Lead
Jan
24
Dec"
Jan
l
_
West Coal
Gulch
114
Nov
4.90
4.65
Greening- Wire
Gulf
Oct
14*4
101
Mining
Macfie
15
Dec
42
1
Mine a
Macdonald
375
28
16(4
Mines
Yellowknife
Jan
7,240
4.70
_i
Northern
Gridoll
MttcaBatt
490
945
17
Goldfield
Lyndhurst
Lynx
Jan
105
41%
Louvicourt
Apr
112
High
30
1.00
Uranium
Nov
Sep
Low
29
42
Warrants
54c
100
Range for Year 1056
High
29
17
Explorations
Lorado
*
50
Long Islana Petroleums
32
100
Mines
GreyhawK
8%
I
Shares
_•
Jun
1,140
!
A
Plains
Dec
Apr
17%
40
Lomega
Aug
4.75
pfd
for Week
Low
pfd—30
B
Oct
5.50
Mines
Granam
Sweet
Jun
41
Range
of Prices
•
26%
5.90
1
Granduc Mines
Great
26c
Class
v
A
A
l
class
Great
»
20
55%
Cos.
Oct
485
55
Loblaw
class
__]
Grafton
Great
1,535
Groceterias
20c
148.300
•
Uranium
Lakes
35c
27%
101 %
i
Goodyear Tire (Canada)
4%
preferred
Warrants
7 %
5.50
Mines
Manitou
Grt?at
2.40
525
55%
l
Great
31.180
7%
5.30
Gold Eagle Gold
Grandines
3.00
7 (4
,
105
100
Mines
Goldfields
Nov
Jan
40
Goldale Mines
Golden
59%
Nov
5.80
Ltd
Uranium
3012
5.50
Geo-Scientific Prospector*
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines
Glenn
7%c
350
1
.
Goldcrest
25.000
l
com
■
Mines
May
1%
Canada
General Steel Wares
Apr
51
16%
-
-
Jan
27*4
27
16%
l
A
137%
Dec
28c
.
Petroleum
Class
Nov
18
101
i
Motors
General
102
22%
'
17c
35c
_100
Dynamics
General
Genex
i
Ltd
Jan
407
27%
Bakeries
General
2.00
449
33 %
'
Loblaw
Apr
1,808
2.81
•
loo
prior pfd_____
Mines
General
7%
•
62c
Class
14c
2.94
Par
2.890
32(2
£.
;
common
preferred
5%%
16c
»
__
Oct
Sales
Week's
1 ast
Sale Price
High
Nov
85c
54%
21
*
•
Exploration
Catineau
5%
•
-
common
17c
2,730
103 104%
22%
Companies
Frobjsher
Low
22.500
7.00
53%
i'
-
U
STOCKS
Range for Year 1956
21c
6.80
ENDED JANUARY
Friday
Shares
1.10
90c-
WEEK
V
High
20c
1.10
FOR
Sales
for Week
3.55
6.00
37c
Lake
Obaska
O'Brien
Gold
Ogama
Rockland
Jan
Oil
Jan
Oka
Feb
Okalta
O'Leary
Jan
Omnitrans
Jan
Ontario
1.08 Aug
fl"?
Class
2.40
2.75
24,650
1.75
Nov
3 65
Apr
1.86
1.10
2.15
25,305
1.29
Jan
3.35
Jun
67c
7,100
17c
19c
21,200
27c
Apr
1.30 May
Nov
Jan
41c
Apr
19c
166,100
8c
Jan
25c
Oct
59c
55c
80C
21,300
38c
Nov
1.30
Jun
2.66
2.65
2.80
8,720
1.78
Jan
3.25 Aug
Club
15 %c
Nov
45c
Apr
Jan.
12c
Ju'jv
Dec
3.20
16c
34c
30c
38c
69,900
8c
7%c
9c
60,000
_•
2.30
2.25
2.40
8,485
75c
5,900
10
9%
9'4
-9 %
685
8%
Aug
Sep
—20
9
9
9
300
8%
Oct
12%
Apr
28
28
65
May-
28 %
Aug
•
common
73C
preferred
preferred
R'p"1
P~r,ri"cts
15c
•
Exploration
Jockey
B
5%c Nov
55c
11 %c
1
•
Mining
Warrants
Apr
2.47
8Vac
60c
90o
Metals
Malartic
Apr
3.55
41c
,
Gold
Oils
4.45
21
7c
60c
17 Vac
*
Mines
Selections
Rare
25,500
7%c
1
•
Mines_
Feb
Apr
Apr
common
*
65c
4c
2.05
36c
23
1.15
13
Apr
Apr
Mar
41
.i
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
*2
Monday, January 14, *1957
...
(182)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Range
Crush
Orenada Gold
Orange
12'A
Lake
Osisko
Mines
Parker
Drilling
—-
Ltd
Mines
Preferred
Gold
Oils
Uluerai
6c
Oils
77
Feb
4,300
41c
Nov
78c
30c
18,300
19c
Nov
43c
12c
9 VaC
13c
8c
Nov
23c
8c
9 VaC
48,200
6c
Nov
19c
Jan
75c
52c
78c
132,300
40c
Nov
6
675
Rouyn
Transcontinental
95c
19,000
50c
Nov
22c
24c
25,300
21c
Nov
39 Vac
10%
52 Va
57'A
1,323
47
47
13
7.85 Mar
4,450
55 %
35
Nov
2.38
Sep
Nov
34c
1.82
1.25
1.69
89,200
1.28
1.49
155,450
1.40
1.40
1.57
5,700
3.40
Oct
1.20
37%
Feb
42
25
1.24
8,085
1.00
Nov
2.25 Mar
1.50
1.63
5,100
1.40
Nov
2.1£) May
—
56,200
Nov
18c
13
2,810
11%
Nov
14% July
87c
70c
4,700
55c
Nov
890
43 Va
45 Va
1,710
4IV2
Nov
62'A
50c
60c
2,000
40c
Dec
68c
Jun
55
56 J/a
190
53 Va
Feb
70
Aug
4.50
4.95
1,300
3.00
Dec
6.90
Apr
7 Vac
9c
5,000
5c
Nov
23 Vac
Apr
1.35
1.40
500
1.35
Nov
1.95
Feb
5.38
Nov
8.30
Jun
7c
44 %
80c
58 Va
1.40
7c
Mar
Apr
7.25
8,550
7.05
8.75
7.25
19,151
4.50
Sep
9.40
Jan
2.80
3.00
17,905
,1.20
Sep
5.40
Feb
Nov
2.45
Feb
May
8.75
7.25
1.30
1.45
4,200
1.05
2.15
59,900
1.30
Nov
2.74
14c
18c
16,500
8C
Nov
45c
1.80 '"2.34
191,646
95C
Nov
1.10
1.25
22,425
74c
Nov
3.50
15c
12c
17c
9.00
9.60
5,660
■•"At
1
1
Gold
Quebec Chlbougamau
Quebec Copper Corp
1
1
1
*
Quebec Labrador Develop
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Manitou Mines
Metallurgical
Queenston Gold Mines
Quebec
80c
2,500
Mines
Apr
4.60
Feb
Nov
4.60
Nov
30c
20c
17%
18 Va
10,660
17
Nov
Apr
Mar
30
1.15
1.35
31,600
91c
Nov
1.80
1.12
1.15
3,833
99C
Nov
2.50 Mar
9'A
8 Va
9'A
425
90c
1.04
24,450
1.74
1.80
1.90
73,775
Apr
2.85
Jan
2,822
44c
12,600
19c
19c
23c
54,665
81c
75c
13,770
20c
18 Vac
23C
189,400
30c
22c
33c
36.013
80c
85c
.4,634
26
Aug
75c
Apr
10c
75c
27c
Jan
19 'A
37 c
19c
Mar
Jan
8 Vac
18c
18%
;
6.05
Nov
1.14
2,736,000
Apr
Nov
f 80c
14 Va c
18c
41 'Ac
10
7% Mar
30
July
34c
Nov
1.20
Dec
45c
Apr
Apr
Nov
26c
Feb
13 VaC
Nov
70c
Jan
70c
Nov
9c
1.50
Nov,.'
Nov
Oct
18%
17'/a
2,272
Mines
1
10c
9 %c
11c
3i;500
8c
' Nov
24%c
Jan
11c
10c
12c
14,236
7Vac
Dec
18c
Apr
Roval Bank of Canada
*
10
0 8 '/a
70 %
3,411
56 % May
68
Aug
11
11
100
11% Mar
11%. Jun
Roe
Consol
Rowan
Oils
Roxana
Dairy
Oak
Royal
oil
hoyailte
class
common
Industries
.
16
32%
19 Va
24,542
27
19%
*
—
32%
945
12 >A
863
12%
12 Va c
12 Va
„~i.—L
Mining
Ryanor
08 Va
—————25
——-—1*
Preferred
Russell
17 V8
-17%
*
A
17c
32,000
,16
class
A
—-L*
Lawrence Cement class A
St
Uranium
Gold
Micnael
ex,
Ban
Antonio
Band
Mining
Union
Asbestos
United
Dbentures
Unlieu
United
Fuel
Class
Keuo
United
Montauban
United
Oils
Steel
United
New
Souris
3.30
3.90
88
3.90
4.25
13,550
85
88
1,730
44'/a
44%
44 Va
1.21
Sterrat
„
7.80
8.15
65,463
10'A
10%
1,045
25%
25%
Steel
class
Bros
Vico
Stuart
Mines
Nov
29'A Mar
21%
Dec
28%
4.55
301
4.40
Dec
9c 12 %c
22,000
8c
81c
90c
28,952
68c
50c
13,000
30c
Nov
340
10%
Oct
Feb
25
52c
Jan
14 %C
15c
8,034
11c
Nov
47 Va
Dec
440
„80c
25c
30c
4,600
48
48
48
75
Walker
Equipment
Waterous
B
Mines
Ltd—
Lake
Wespac
Maygill
West
(Geo!
Weston
Class
Inlet
White
Switson
Winchester
Windward
TecJt-Hughes
Yellorex
Yukeno
,
I
Feb
53
Jan
Oct
56c
56
Aug
10c
12c
33,500
24 %
24%
170
71%
3,600
7%
%
July
4,720
17,065
31
»
8c
Jan
Nov
Feb
89c
20%c
22
Jan
28
57%
Jan
80
Feb
V?
Mar
12,200
7VaC Nov
20%
21%
20,413
15 Vb
Jan
24% Aug
4.00
3.00
4.25
124,145
2.10
Nov
3.25
Dec
50
9c lOVaC
44
44
50
46
Apr
Dec
Mar
16% Aug
15%
17'A
13%
Jan
54c
49c
59c
50,600
25c
Nov
1.20
Apr
13c
10c 14 Vac
39,700
6 VaC
Nov
22%c
Feb
10,610
3.25
3.75
4.00
350
18 Va
Oct
3,952
85c
4,001
65c
Dec
10c
Nov
60c
Mar
31%
Nov
49
Aug
15c
Nov
_
2.75
2.75
180
17
18%
2,925
96
96
60
7 Vac
7%c
5.400
5 %
600
Nov
74% Mar
llJ/2
Jan
19%
Aug
Dec
73c
Sep
410
18
17%
60c
195,110 '
07c
75c
350
200
37c
48C
31,900
33C
Nov
79C
35c
32.000
2 lc
Nov
75c
July
13C
Dec
40c
July
31c
July
18c
20c
19,658
13c
11%C
14c
22,000
Dec
8c
1.15
1.20
2,000
17%
18 Va
435
2.10
2.59
343,393
85c
01c
85c
92,180
Jan
Feb
25
16%
Dec
22
3.557
Oct
35%
Jan
2,720
|
1
19%
21 "a
18
75
88 %
Dec
1.70
Nov
36Va
Nov
7%
9 Va
9%
200
2.54
2.41
2.05
25,400
t
Jan
Feb
104 %
14
(
Apr
.
3.40
Apr
.
1.84
Nov
1.50
Aug
1.50
Oct
91%
__
,
Sep
17%
v
91 Va
,.100
Sep
1.08
,1.05
1.70
1,500
24c
23c
35 c
784,000
21c
Nov
68c
1
12c
12c
14;tnc
32,500
10c
May
18c
Oct
Dec
I6V2C
Apr
Apr
————
10c
9c
lOVaC
U.oOd
2 lc
1
.1
19,*
24c
114,700
13 Vac
Nov
52c
Nov
15% May
11
13 "a
0,008
-9%
1.10
1.17
0,300
1.05
Dec
1.40
1.50
1:1,471
1.34
Nov
13%
♦
—*
•
1.50
1
35c
35c 30 %C
loc<;
1
.cc
15c
9c
?—
Apr
7 VaC
1.30
Dec
2 07
Jan
A_.——-1
_•
1
1.7
Oct
55c
Jan
41,000
10c
Nov
25c
Apr
10c
5,500
7c
Nov
21c
1.70
0
0.900
28c
1./.l
14'. 7x0
9 %c
20c
l.aat
10c
0,100
Apr
Nov
Nov
5c
Apr
3.00
14c
1.35
May
Jan
Aug
.
Curb Section
-
Pnnda
•»1m
Vfaak/a
f
,
*• r Wh*
la*|«
Range for Year 1956
•har**
*f Trleas
Sal* I'rla*
Corp_____'
National
Anglo
Canadian
Anglo
Newfoundland
Asbestos
&
Canada
Vinegars
Industries
Canadian
Canadian
Coast
33
701
16%
4.05
4.00
22
.21
,
Preferred
'
19%
.
;
Oilcloth
37%
,
Securities
6.70 May
Steel
Hayes
Products
Interprovincial
Loblaw
Minn
8%
104
20c
10
Jan
Apr
Third
Gen
Zellers
1.48
44
•No
a
par
Odd
Apr
Feb
e
1.33
Feb
f Flat
3.00
Feb
r
Nov
Nov
15%
Oct
Apr;
Nov:
25
29
Nov
1,081
17
Dec
29
'
4nr;
10
90
Jun
94V2
Feb.
-100
32
Nov
5^
28
125
27
Jun
41
100 102%
83
37"-*
27%
'
„
,
v
inr!
Aug
48
661
96%
Nov
li4 %
-
47%
*102
48 "2
785
38%
Jan
56%
J"W
12
200
10
VB
Nov
13','2
Feb
Jan
69%
31%
34
•
__
Inv
Gold
66
Oct
90
29
Nov
42
Apr,
100
""
31
Dec
52
Jan
4.35
.
6.75 Mar,'
Oct
4.70
2,300
3.40
900
58 %
160
50
Feb
77% Aug
300
37
Dec
54 % May
4.60
43
15
_
•
1
41 %
43 %
_i
5 %
5%
56C
7,400
24
24
2.75
200
55c
424
5Gc
1
Corp.
34
3.25
4.65
3.40
Trust.
.
57 %
_1
1
Mines
300
32 "b
84
rr
1
415
69%
32
.
a
.
—_
Dec
July
9.00
80c
Marj
15
5.15
Nov
6%
5% Mar
51c
23%
72c
Nov
Jan
A,'Y
July
26
Nov
Jan
Apr
2.75
16,500
Aug
24V4
53
I
,_2.50
:
Jan
1.24
29c
Oct
36
37*
__
Gold
Consolidated
Nov
1.05
Nov
32%
15
83
.
*
Canadian
^ukon
Nov
4fic
Dec
300
.
20
_7.50
Mines
Ridgeway Corporation
Jani
100
56
29%
1
Bros
d Deferred
7.900
15c
Jan:
14% May;
47 % Julv;
Jan
17%
Jan
_
3,800
187b
83
•
Jun
117.4*0
33%
44,850
21"'
.
Nov
Dec
4
2.700
26c
.
52
12
_
11
98c
35 %
850
•
3K:,»
37%
27% '
Paper
common
Sep
1.80
4.00
•
6%
3.20 Nov
25
38
r
21%
range).
4.80
38
Utilities
Ontario
Flour
Aug
84c
3.25
22c
_5
.
Iqc
&
Ogilvle
47c
1.60
3.90
495
•
Dec
4.25
24
19'
^
—
International Utilities
28c
90c
Dec
19%
50
International Paper common
39,750
1 70
15
29%
——
FOOTNOTES
4 55
Jan;
825
52
chm_
Gaspe Copper Mines
Oct
j
Jun'
32
19 Va
A"
'
17c
1
33
NuV
18 %
22c
*
Preferred
Nov
I—25c
Oct
25%
21%
.
V—
Linoleum
&
Canada
6c
Oct
20%
15
9,000
Nov
18%' Dec
50
.
of.
lot
FOR
(not included
wl When
In
year's
range).
unlisted trading privilege*.
Issued,
Ex-dtvldend.
y
fnot included
dividend.
—*
to
delivered,
x
price.
sale
(Un 1 Admitted
wd When
delivery sale
CANADIAN MARKETS
t Ex-llquldatlng
--
(not Included In year's
In year's range),
Selling ex-Interest,
Cash
AND
OUT-OF-TOWN
value.
sale
|
Feb 1
Jun
25
~
DuPonr
25
800
20
4 00
«
common..
Nov
27
-38
*
-
—
—J—
Jan
Dec
28:,a
3.75
•
A
6.00
3.90
612
27
1
Paper
Apr
20
1,380
20
._5
Oil
.
45
24 Vx
28%
20
*
._•
common
1,150
"
32
4
Apr •
Mar'
Dec
Nov
32
4.05
^
Mur 1
33
*
i_.
17
16%
<?
.
Copper
Feb
Nov
31%
•»
Westinghouse
26 %
Nov
.
Canadian Marconi
Dec
Jun
—.
SugarJ
common
137/a
1,300
——
Bronze
Apr;
51
Nov
10%
32%
General, Investments——.
Canadian
Nov
9Vi
38
•
.Canadian
32 %
9%
-1
Dredsing
Dominion
Canada
345
'
——
P"]oln Gold
225
978
1.
Co
Brown
8.00
Dec
5
39
_5
Develop
Corp
4.50
5
i
Paper..—,
&
Pulp
low
Wifh
La M
Par
Nov
1.30
July
5
70c
200
21
Friday
3.60
2.25
8
|
Sep
4,025
19
STOCKS
15%
9
Apr
17
17
Canadian
Oreille
39
2.04
60c
1.20
1.10
A—
Consolidated
90c
Feb
Apr
1.30
20c
0.50
0.50
Toronto Stock Exchange
Price
4%
21 % Mar
.
1.70 May
Dec
15%
2.57
Dec
Oct
1.00
■A, A A
-
Apr
32c
2.85
Dec
2.80
60c
Pato
7c
Jan
350
20c
—-1
Aug
70c
100
14.980
Nov
2.50
Nov
22,970
279
15'A
61'A
July
1.25
9
Nov
2,510
a
17C
38%
9
4.75
12
091
08 %
36c
38
'*
Oct
2,290
2,0c0
1.10
common
1,500
13%
217,050
1.24
43c
••••:•*
4.00
13
30c
Pend
% Nov
100
Jan
Aug
3.35
3.80
13%
09%
—*
\
'
3.40
95c
38c
Dec
5
1.50
96
1
'?
Nov
41c
2,000
;
Jun
1.92
Nov
1.05
47,000
,
)
1.34 Aug
,
33c
Jan
100
210
Dec
24
24%
24c
3.50 Aug
5%
1.55
24%
%
33c
3.60
5%
1.55
38c
1.90
,—
Dec
51/^
Aug
81c
23
A
...
18
Jun
Apr
9%c
20%
j
301
Jan
2.98 May
Nov
1.45
32 c
Dominion
55c
18c
•
14%
1
9
38c
■
395
1
Feb
IIIIIl
"
7,500
64,958
10
17
20.%
21%
Mines
500
9
10c
2.02
Jan
40c
Nov
13c
14c
1.80
15%
6.50
Mines
8
I
Thompson-Lundmark
Aug
7.85
Metal
Zulapa
5
_
Feb
45
Dec
Mining
Zenmac
5%
I
62
Apr
0.00
23T«
—1
A
Bear
8
10c 11 VaC
Mines
July
28%
1,281
•
Mines
Yellowkniie
Glass
iqc
Gold
57 Va
0.40
23%
——-•-*
Gil
Canuck
Dominion
j
Mines
5
140
0.10
16
——
:
Jan
42
18%
:
Aug
36c
10c
1
A
30
Dec
58 VL»
10c
0
Zlnc_
8c
Lead
Aor
•
Calgary
0,200
Feb
8.60
Nov
Nov
58 Va
•
Copper
*
.
19%
11c
45c
32c
Mines
42
77c
.—
Larder
Gold
_-l
Taurcanis Mines
1,005
1
Nov
_.„_50c
~
13,300
20
Aug
Mar
37c
42
Cog'hlan
Wiltsey
175
—In¬
Mines
Temagaml
31c
1
Uoid
Texas
Jan
July
1.16 May
1
common
0.95
50c
Petroleums
36%
is
Pea-son
May
l
I"
0.20
—__1
Warrants
WHrich
36
11—100
Tamblyn
Taylor
July
1.55
Byivamte
Tandem
Oct
3 8c
44
80c
•
1
Industries
66
Nov
13%»c
1
Mines
—A——.
Willroy
Bridge
70
Gold
9
Apr
15 %c
58%
Yukon—————%
&
Pass
Dominion
70'A
Cons
May
46%
3,833
1.95
—
Dalhousie
•
common
150
1,505
20c
4,40
1
Jan
8
04%
55c
—A___
onr^olldated
12c
Preferred
7
8
04
19 %c
class B————"
class
B
Preferred
Feb
4.20
1
Nov
1.50
.
Co
Feb
ordinary
Sep
35c
99,750
Petroleum—
Naco
Plywood
Western
Apr
3.95
47c
Dec
29c
Leaseholds
Western
Western
55c
•
Dec
20c
23c
——
60c
.1
24c
25c
Petroleum
90c
15%
5,200
9.125
0,140
Decalta
Warrants
Nov
20
30c
32c
300,000
Western
Jan
70c
;
A
Oct
26c
41
Oil
Gas
21%c
3.95
•'
Aug
19%>
Products,————I—
I6V2C
4.15
v
29c
30 c
22c
Westeel
30V2C Nov
24%
Propane
Dec
39
Mines
2,052
*
Mines
32c
18c
Petroleums Ltd
Malartic
West
18,567
,
900
40%
Copper
Nickel
150.690
1
;
46C
8
5%
20 %C
Pyriie
Weedon
31c
1
52C
17,595
&
28c
_•»
12
8.75
Petroleums Ltd.—75c
Knapp Canada Ltd
—1
350
Wayne
Webb
59c
36%
Jun
8.15
46c
"
*
—A———*
W
8c
G
26c
•
Apr
21V# May
5,895
1
Mines—
Amulet
Waile
27c
52c
53c
Jan
21,800
>
'ii-
Dec
Nbv
30c
21%
8.50
1
Walnwrlght Producers 8c Ref
*
55c
23c
114%
20
1
'
•
Gold
new
Apr
13%
16%
6,830
Warrants
Surf
1.70
2,681
'
Supertest
Nov
71c
1
Cons
Jan
27c
Dec
45c
Apr
5.40 Mar
>
10%
Sturgeon River Gold
Sudbury Contact
Superior
20
160
47%
Dec
.
—J.—
Oils
Vulcan
Andian
415
47 Va
Apr
44 %
5,580 "
2.70 Aug
Apr
20%
47%
Feb
2.50
27c
%c
1.84
Ltd
Nov
20
_1
Trusts
Sullivan
10%
11%
68c
—
Oil
9
10%
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron Mines
8tanlelgh Uranium Corp
Sterling
Nov
Aug
6.00
22
'
49
Nov
20%
28
Jan
4.50
12 % c
Dec
Nov
1.55
1
--—■—-—1
Explorations
Violamac
2.25 May
69c
——
118
54% Mar
Dec
10 Va
20
Canada
of
51 %
Nov
46
22
Gas
&
Dec
43%
88c
•
•
Oils
—;
114
Aug
85c
50c
Oils
8c
114%
Sep
43,543
"
Sep
95
Jan
21%
21 %
*
114,550
0.10
Ltd
Ventures
5.10 Aug
2.55 Mar
68
152
50
1.90
2.55
Jail
48%
75c
150
1.25
2.40
32«A
Nov
41
43%
1.80
,
"V
Nov
39
2.50
43
,,
9 VaC
Mar
157
50c
—
Oil
Olsen
Stedman
25
8,900
8.00
l
Uranium
Oil
48
1.30
10%
1
1
43
112% July
.)
A;
3.90 Mar
Dec
Nov
.
Aug
22
Paving 8c Materials
Stanrock
400
48
1.10
*
1
Jan
1,566
*
—
Canada Mines
Consol Explanations
Upper
—
•
Mines
;
3.25 July
3.90
1.20
70
30c
1
Union
Stan well
Jan
Jan
pfd„
Brock
20,750
1.47
1.75
,
Spooner Mines
Stanley
34,000
Nov
29,580
*
Standard
Nov
8c
3.65
Southam
Stadacona
51c
3.25
Mines
Ltd
Southern
22c
3,327
Jun
Rol
Valley
61,508
67c
19c
2.00
Dairies class A
Somerville
1.19 Mar
Nov
34c
62 c
Apr
20
Simpsons Ltd
Mines Ltd
Van
18
2,000
81scoe
Slocan
Dec
2.40
Mines
Standard
Silverwood
15%
2.30
Mining
Silanco
Silver
100
102% July
2.40
trust
Mines Quebec
Bllver-Mlller
15'A
Dec
18
Nov
15 VaC
Voting
Sigma
116
7,400
39%
—10
—2.00
—-
—
_—
Vandoo
Yale
80
•
95
18c
38
•
Corp—-——A
Products
Universal
Wrlgtit-Harg reaves
24c
1.82
common
106
14c
20 c
Mines
—'—
Jan
v
Nov
lie
95 Vb
30c
__
25
Breweries
Sicks
106
0.90
,
Woodgreen
80
Preferred
106
38%
Winnipeg & Central Gas_
1.27
common
May
1
*
Hill
United
Jan
15
95
1
Horsey
24
-25
——
Jan
'—
«.
Shirriff
Nov
50
pfd
A
Aug
1.65
bnerrltt Gordon
class
Inv
preferred
B
14%
1
1
Scurry Rainbow Oils Ltd
50c
Security Freehold Petroleums
*
Shawinigan Water & Power common—*
Class A
pfd——2—
50
Class B preferred1
50
Sheep Creek Gold
_x
50c
18%
J
38%
—•
_—
1,035
*
1
.
33'A
Ltd—I
Cement
Saskatchewan
24
8
—
Ltd class B
E.stella Mines
Nov
1,308
18%
15 'A
33c
—————.
22 Va
—1
Corps
Feb
—
Sapphire Petroleums
May
64
A—
Corp
United
July
63c
17c
._
Gold
River
■
Ltd——1
—1
Mines
Mar
25
•
10
Dec
95
Aug
40
Dec
—*
Acceptance 2nd pld
Canada
Gas of
26
12 Va
15%
17%
17%
95
new
com_i.
•
preference————1
Corn
Lawrence
5%
24
Dec
18%
~1
Mines———
Shawkey
Ultra
Yankee
St
Jan
31%
Co
Werner
Jan
35
1.12
1
——50c
—:—*
Petroleum Ltd—.
(A V) Can Ltd—U—
Apr
Nov
Nov
1.70
15c
1^7%
1
1
1
——-1
Rocky
1
Apr
15
19c
1
*
1
Lac
Nov
| 60c
9,710
1.00
Explorations Ltd
Aug
32c
8
3,400
2.08
1
Ltd
Co
Regent Refining
Rexspar Uranium —
Rio Rupununi Mines Ltd
Rlx Athabasca Uranium:
Long
74c
1.95
——1
Mining
Earth
Rayrock Mines
16%
66
Feb
Apr
600
.
I
Jan
9%c
151,850
75c
*
Batten—i
25
20
20
~
2.07
1
*
Ralnvllle Mines Ltd
&
9.35
-*
Mining
Grip
.
—1
Radlore Uranium Mines
56 Va
4.85 Mar
1.14
■
1.85
2.15
*
*
Ltd
2.08
18C
Airways
Producers
Minerals Ltd
Gas
Rockwln
Feb
12c
12%
11c
2.99
Dome
East
Uranium Mines
Roche
Apr
42
1.16
70c
*
—•
Prospectors
Reef
Union
42
Warrants
Rare
Union
48
1.50
*
1
*
—*
1
1
Rapid
Apr
1.75 July
Nov
90c
Feb
2:2o
Nov
1.08
1.24
12%
Jun
33
Ltd
1
Trinity Chibougainau „3
Mining
41)
Apr
1.80
1.45
Tiibag
53
20 %c
Oil
Triad
Jan
51
Oct
Resources
Pipeline
Prairie
2,742
18c
1
•
•
•
—•
*
Empire
Trans
Nov
Va
Jan
47
124,500
-—1
Quemont
July
23 Va
270,630
Gold
Purdex
Jan
88c
34c
Gold
Electric
Trans
22c
2.94
Border
Jan
49
Feb
1.25 Mar
25
;
*
—
Ltd
Oils ———
Mountain Gil Pipe Litre
Trans
Nov
33
;—_———40
——
Explorations
Sep
31c
23%
50
1
Canada
6%
1.90
9.80
preierred
Jan
4%
9.80
5%
4,100
,
23%
'j—
Trans
1.53 Mar
94c
-
Corp —
—
Prairie Oil Roy——————
Provo
5 '/a
5 Va
20,100
Mortgage
46c
Dec
58c
20
——'—,-A
A
54c
Nov
'
Towagmac Exploration —
Trailers Finance class A
Feb
8 Vac
27c
Power
Class
Toronto
Aug
Feb
Oct
14c
47%
48
10
—
■—___V4——x*
Trusts—-^——-20
Elevators
13c
7,2'J0
II
Iron Works common—,—_i'_*
Toronto
Aug
1,155
46c
2.30
River
Powell
106
105
25 %c
Bang.
General
Toronto
154,849
22c
Mines.————A—
Dominion
3.75
Dec
400
33c
22c
3.80
.
_1
——:——-
3.60
3.85
41c
r————.
—
Silver
Toronto
Toronto
34c
—
Powell
Preston
24,935
Mines
Torbrlt
20 Vb July
Jan
102 Va
—
*
*
Columbia—1
1
*
—
Gold Mines
of Eritish
Pitch-Ore
Uranium—
Placer
Development
Gold
Pronto
Nov
19
Ltd
Crow
President
16VaC
2.94
Gai
Phillips Oil Co
Photo Engravers
Premier
Dec
12%
•
&
Petrol Oil &
Ponder
9 VaC
---2
-~1
1
Oil pfd__—
Mines—
Gas
Pioneer
19,259
r
Permo
Pickle
33,500
18Va
1
-5
Nat Gas
perron
Peruvian
37c
Feb
25 %c
1
Pipeline * common-—
Pembina
July
63c
18 %
J
1
*
*1
Paymaster Consul
River
94c
Nov
10c 11 VaC
11c
I
Amalgamated Mines
Peace
Dec
22c
30 Va C
37c
10c
oils
Mine*
Uranium
20c
48c
Pardee
Pater
21,120
.
105
Mines
Paramaque
Paroec
Dec
38c
Hxgn
Low
27c
Tombill Gold Mines———
19c
-
1956
Range for Year
High
21c
3,85
'hula.
Jan
78,500
33c
Paper
Apr
Jan
Dec
29 %C
\
Thompson
19 %
Feb
2.50
Share*
'
57c
37c
Page Hersey Tubei
Pamour Porcupine
Pan Western
8.20
200
27c
Petroleum
Pacific
24,260
for Week
Low
Par
4.45
%
2.60
2 9 Vac
1
——1
1
Eastern
Pacific
13
2.80
„———
Minerals
Orrnsby
13 %
J
Copper
Opemiska
Range
of Prices
Last
Hign
Low
High
Sale*
Week'*
Friday
Sale Price
Range for Year 1956
Share*
Low
Par
11
STOCKS
for Week
of Price*
Sale Prloe
stocks
WEEK ENDED JANUARY
FOR
Sale*
Week's
Last
(Cont.)
Toronto Stock Exchange
Ex-rigiita.
1
Ex-stock
divtdend.
_
.
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Volume
Number 5603
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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■
•
,
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
SECURITIES
•
.
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43.
k'
.
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"
•
.
4>
,
Quotations for
Friday,
"
January 11
The
following bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National Association
of Securities
Dealers, Inc. and other selected sources.
They are intended as a guide to the range within which these
They do
securities could have been sold
(indicated by the "bid")
bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time, of compilation.
Origin of any quotation
not represent actual transactions.
or
which have
a
furnished
wide national distribution.
on
The "National" list is composed of securities
request.
.
Industrials and Utilities
Bid
Par
Aerovox
Corp
_—
___
Aetna-Standard
A,ir
Engineer
Products Inc
American
11%'
27%
Leaseholds
Ipc—20c
4%
4%
Gulf Interstate Gas Co
♦
10%
10%
1
34
Gulf
*
Coast
36%
Gulf
333a
35 3
Gustin-Bacon
4
31
33'2
2
4 8 >4
51%
a
Sulphur
Hagan Corp
22%
24 >4
26%
American Window Glass Co.lz %
22',4
24:%
Class
1
2.0 (4
21%
Haskelite
Anheuser-Busch Inc —————4
ifc %
20%
Hooyer
Electronics Corp
Co
Arkansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Co
Western Gas
25%
25 %
18
Oil
Bareco
Bates
Oil
10
34
10
38'4
.411
____1
Co
16%
Co
6%
Beneficial Corp
ITE
Mfg
Corp
__5
class. A
A
common
Circuit
Indian
;
Head
Co
3
73%
77 %
1
13'*8
Interstate
Co
24%
26 >/a
Brunner
Buckeye
Steel
18%
Jack &
Jefierson
6%
Oregon Power Co
4414
Kaiser
13%
14%
20
3914
Co
1
Central
Electric
36
10
38%
24%
26%
5%
—
Ceco Steel Products Corp
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs
5%
66
12%
7%
Keystone Portland
Co
3%
33%
set's
22'4
23%
Central
6
20%
22
——*
29%
32
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
___10
19%
21%
Lithium
Corp——6
16%
17%
Chattanooga
GaS
Co
1
5%
Citizens Util Co Cora cl A—33%(i
4 Common class B
33 V2C
Clinton
Machine
Collins
Radio
[[
Class
B
Colonial
Stores
11
25
3
33%
26
28 7
77%
81%
Mtrt'emont
19%
21%
Delta
5
Elev Co—1
Laboratories
Di-Noc
Chemical
(Walt)
Doeskin
16
DuMont
(R
Dunham
Paso
6%
Sons
State
12
12 3
16
Associates—10
Co
(Texas)
10'
9%
12
New
8
34%
Oil
Foods
Co
Co
•
.
Mfg Co
North
14%
A
Corp
1
237s
Northwest
29%
9
9%
26%
28
?'(%
5
36%
17
18%
coin_50c
17
18%
17
18%
1
'•
8
18
19%
1338
14%
^___50c
Corp__:
1
Coal_j.2
____5
Production Corp
'%
J 1%
9t«
X
Gas Co
10%
1P*'%
127a
,
64
20%
v
13%
68
3634
33%
1
:
.7%
8%
——1
10
10 3
Northwestera Pub Serv Co
3
—__10
52
15%
55 %
16%
17%
18%
Old
Foote Bros Gear & Mach Corp_2
Foote
Mineral
Co
_1
•
17%
191
21
18%
44%
48%
Frito
Opelika Manufacturing Corp
Oswego Falls C^p
18's
1934
First
Fluor
Boston
Corp
Corp
Ltd
:——
—2%
Co
Garlock
*
Packing Co
Gas Service Co
->
34
—1
—10
4
Coal
Otter Tall
Corp
25% ■'
38%
40%
Pacific Power & Light Co_
Pan American Sulphur Co
2G
21%
Pendleton
.2%
38
4138
Pickering
General
Crude. Oil
G«nl Tele Co
5%%
Co
of the Southwest
preferred
20
1°%
__1
20%
21 =
30 %
33
Great
Western
34
36:!
Plymoutn
Green
(A P)
25%
27'
Polaroid
Portland
———_
Oement
Co
Financial
lool
Corp_l
Fire Brick Co
5
Pioneer
Plomb
to
Park
Natural
Tool
47%
1
8
50
6%
3034
32%
__70c
25%
27 %
1
15%
Corp_____3%
Inc
Gas
Co
Pendleton
15%
29 V«
Indus
Lmr.ber
Pigeon Hole
Gfddings & Lewis Mkch Tool Co.2
Giant
a
29 %
Corp
—..5
Co
14'
27%
27%
-
General
—
'■
72^
General Amer Oil Co of Texas—5
Controls
5
5
,_5
Power Co
Pabst Brewing Co
Pac Northwest Pipeline
36%
24
Ben
12
(Wash/_1
Co__
irame
.
3
Rubber
Co
Corp
of
Oyer
Your orders
<£
-
the
-
inquiries
Counter
are
HA
2-
2400
Meviberr::
74
.V.
Y.
*
29%
16%
13"a
Security
Dealers
Association
Trinity Place, New York 6, N. Y.
47%
50%
19 %
21%
23%
41 %
Warner
26%!
28%
&
Warren
Swasey
Brothers
5
44%
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23%
25
15
42%
45%
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31 Va
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Co
5
18%
19%
2%
32%
34%
35%
38%
West Point
10
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2-7%
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33
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45 V4
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8%
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15
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33 Va
55%
51%
14%
16
39%
10
42 Va
17
18 Va
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41
43 Va
13 Va
14
10c
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16%
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32%
1
1
5
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2%
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13%
48%
5
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Greene
&
Massachusetts
Natural
26 %
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.
52
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1
2%
Products
48
5
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30 Va
30%
50c
9%
Co
21%
27%
14'%
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20%
28%
2 Va
America
39%
19 Va
32
17%
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18%
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Valley Mould & Iron Corp
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
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8
30
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&
15%
18
32
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26%
28%
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5
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18%
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25%
of
43 %
46 Va
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27%
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16
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107 Va
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Tr (Chicago)
dividend—_—_25
63%
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290
306
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25
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National
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of
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83%
65
40%
ing Cp (N J)
25
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(Chicago)
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York
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10
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44
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28%
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17 Va
20
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66
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24 Va
10
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21
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61
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100
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71%
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_20
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62
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61
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of
20
61
64
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of
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36
39%
10
72
75 Va
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23
25 %
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2
9
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20
79
83%
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First
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&
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1
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10
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72
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of
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10
34
36%
5
28
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Co
25
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Trade
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Trust
First Natl Bank
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(N
Y)—
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30%
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20
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of
of
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2%
(N
Y)__5
10%
11%
27
29%
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32%
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35%
38%
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10
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16
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36
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32
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&
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10
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of
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of
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10
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44%
5
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32%
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Ins
Assn
Colonial
Life
Ins
of
(N
J>__5
26
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10
92
98
77 %
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Connecticut
General
34
37%
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29'%
Continental
Casualty
29%
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5
37
27%
3'
5
3%
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2C%
18%
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273
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122
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49
25%
•
81
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59
62 %
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Franklin Life
of
37
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2.50
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7.50
36%
39
4
91%
95%
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34%
82
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17%
28%
10
27%
34%
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10
of
16%
4%
62
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Fire Assn
32%
4'4
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Philadelphia
53
5
page.
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proceeding
71
260
10
Federal
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10
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Co
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
297«
26%
6.25
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27%
2
10
40%
25%
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26%
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27
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,
5
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Stand
70%
30
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Ask
127
66%
183
preferred
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footnotes
121
10
Insurance
Bankers & Shippers
Bankers Natl Life Ins
Boston
Bid
Co____10
—
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American Re-insurance_;
376
Estate
57%
Amer Ins Co
1-
41
Real
(Phila)
47%
(N
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$1.25
NY
Liberty
Long Island Trust Co (N Y>
10
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State
Co
67 Va
&
stk
17 Va
311
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Phila_10
37%
50c
20
57%
Cleve
11V4
35%
16%
Co
64%
Cleveland Trust Co
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296
10%
1
Par
County Trust
(Brooklyn N Y)
39%
;
16
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of
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37%
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20
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—
Camden
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100
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&
1
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above
Wurlitzer
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Zapata Off-Shore Co^.
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31%
2
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&
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30 3a
3%
_1
—
invited
SINGER
&
7%
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Tele
American Surety Co
TROSTER,
11%
14%
9%
28%
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Fidelity & Casuaity_5
list
30%
9
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25
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Co
American
National
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72
28%
Corp_50c
Wagner Electric Corp
Industrial
the
Line
18%
Equitable Assur—
in
Pipe
Gas Elec Lt & Pwr
14%
American
quoted
S
68%
1
17%
Agricultural
Stocks
Gas
8
1
Tracerlab Inc
U
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8%
Va
1
13%
We make Markets in two out of
every three of the
Utility
'
1
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Gas
Producing
States
Carbon
Aetna Life
&
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1
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;
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Towmotor Corp
Tucson
7%
65
•
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Topp
Trans
7
Va
1
Tokheim
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i
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16%
10%
13%
5
Co
17
15
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Power
Eng
Gas
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J
Co_10c
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Sprague Electric Co —!
Staley (A E) Mi'g Co__
16
21%
50c
&- Gas
American
Penn
19%
20%
Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd_»
North Indiana Pub Serv
9%
22%
17%
2%
Shirt
Oil
28%
27%
common
Devel
15%
21%
111%
—
Oil Corp
Thermador
North
463a
37%
9%
B
Noitex
36%'
43%
351»
———1
&
1
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Water Co
New
28 7 «
1
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Shops of Del
Eng Gas <5c Elec Assoc
Norris
12%
*
27
Line Co_5
Co
Chemical
Alominate Corp
National
——7%
—
7'2
Pipe
Utilities
&
Pub
Union
County
Co
Inc
National Homes Corp
Class
Co_—1
30%
26%
National Gas
4
Shore Oil
Southern
22%
20 %
National
17,
—50c
Mfg
8
28
Mountain Fuel Supply Co _r__lo
4
America
Gas
South
42 %
93
21
2
Montro:e
291 'a
2
Inc
39%
common
Laboratories
Missouri
18%
7%
27
—
Nat
Utilities
27 3
26
1
__1
2
Inc
Electric
Fairmont
Fanner
Co_.5
Inc
A
&
Missouri-Kansas
14%
Emhart Mfg Co
Empire
19
24%
&
2%
Minneapolis Gas Co
__1
Mississippi Skipping Co—
5
Miss Valley Barge Line Co____1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co..—_5
18%
17%
5%
Industries
Eastern
17%
1
12%
East Tennessee
El
1
22%
Ri
Bush
Miles
16
1
Corp of
preference
Eastern
14%
Ptg Press
Class
.
17%
Inc
Dynamics
$1
16
Productions—2%
Bradstreet
11%
McLouth Steel Corp
Mieiile
54%
8%
Meredith Publishing Co5
Michigan Gas Utilities Co_____5
147s
Broadcasting Corp.
&
51%
10%
6%
£
____1
Utah Southern
Power
;
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1
_
16%
61
19%
ic
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54%
297«
Inc—;
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Trucking Co cl
Co
60'/2
34%.
McLean
Gas
Time Inc
57%
L'x
14%
McLean
Nat
60'/a
7%
J
Smith, Kline & French Lab'33V3C
14
18%
28
Arts
29%
32jL'
13%
Co
27%
13
Corp
1
Herrington Co Iiic—1
-3
States
7%
1
23 Va
Chem
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21
1
Corp
Corp
27%
Pacific
Corp
Chase Manhattan Bk (N Y
49
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co 50c
McDermott (J Rayj & Co Inc_l
9%.
5%
—.3
Bridge Co
45%
4534
12'/a.
Inc__l
Prods
345b
>42%
_________
Automo
43%
32
20%
5%
Products
Donnelley
Dun
41
1
34%
—_____—1
Harvester
Disney
14 V8
50%
Dentists' Supply Co of N Y__2%
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp 5
Internat
12
%
1
_____
Inc
Gasoline
King
21 %
30 ■%
1S%
vtg—_1
Inc_-__—
Detroit
Inc
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Oil
Detroit
28%
„1
4
3.1
——'/•->
com
vtg
Air Lines
43 3
Marlin-Rockwell
Co
Cummins Engine Co Inc—5
Delhi-Taylor
3414
57%
41
Madison Gas & Electric Co—_IG
Mallory (P R) & Co____ff!h.i.
1
Manning, Maxwell & Moore
10%
preferred
Ltd
32%
53%
—
27%
22
25%
4%
1
MTg & Sales Co
27%
7%
4
1
Macmillan Co
9%
23%
7%
Sierra
.21
6%
cl B—5
:
com
21%
20%
Corp_5
Pipeline Co_l
Gas
—__'2
Seismograph Service Corp__,
Skil
16%
13%
25%
41%
27
States Sugar Corp
1
United States Truck Lines Inc_l
United Utilities Inc
10
Universal Match
Corp
12 Va
Upper Peninsular Power Co
9
Co__
24%
15%
America—
Inc
25%
19%
&;
1
19
10c
Co
I
14'%
13'%
39
32%
26
35%
36%
22%
Lucftow
8%
Connecticut Light & Power Co_* ..—19%,,
Continental Transp Lines fInc__ 1
7-%
Copeland Refrigeration Corp—_i
15%
Common
Lucky Stores
12%
5
30%
Transmission
Nat
Texas Natural
49%
26%
13
———212
,(19%
1
D)
11%
13%
Commonwealth Oil Ref Co Inc_2c
Gutter
Steel
—.1
Milling &
conv
of
coin——4-1
Inc
18%
46% '
2
(G
34%
13
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp com—3
$1.25
Corp
A
Colorado Interstate Gas
Colorado
Cuno Oil Corp
Liberty Loan Corp
Co
Co
common
73%
Plywood Corp
Ryder System Inc
39'%
Co
Le
6%
37%
10
Cem
Central Louisiana Electric Co—5
Maind Power Co —10
Star
56
_10
4%
34%
L-O-F
Gloss
Fibers
Co_—
5
Lander?) Frary & Clark
.—2.5Lau Blower Co
1
Lone
10%
69
Co__2J/a
40%
32%
—
14
Serv
Telephone Corp
Manufacturing
Roddis
20Va
51 %
1
24
38
17%
Vt Pub
Rochester
Co
49 %
22%
3
Co
33;%
Central
(H H)
-
9%
9%
Transmis Co
5
Transmis Corp_7
Texas Industries
Thermo
Three
21%
18%
._*
20%
46
*
8%
19%
5
Kentucky Utilities
13
Scya Co
Central Telephone Co
Robertson
5%
8%
._1
11%
16
16%
Central
4%
3
Robbins & Myers Inc
Southwestern
50*:
31
Public Utility Corp
20
23%
11%
Co
Co__3%
Central
L
Riley Stoker Corp
Southwest
10%
__
Co—10
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15%
17%
22%
1
Co...——_5
Gas
14%-
Southern
31%
16%
___l
Gas
Elec
70
29%
common____l
Gas
Indiana
—_12%
Richardson Co
Colorado
.—_5
Co
<fc
111
Central
42
Speer
&
Central
39
Southern
14.%
5
Co .,L_:
Koeliring
22%
Rare Metals Corp of America—1
Republic Natural Ga^ Co
2
Calif
1
Corp
preferred
Kendall
111
Southeastern
Co—15
Co
Steel
Kellogg
19
Gas
Texas
Southern
5
Kearney & Trecker Corp___
10 >8
Texas
Ask
32%
1
Eastern
15%
14%
City Public Serv Co
1
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
21
9''2
Hamp
Texas
Bid
1
Gas
18
?i%
Kansas
42
17%
Paper
Tennessee
8%
17
Southern Nevada
Inc
Electric
Steel
$1.46
32%
•,
1934
Ltd—10c
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif_l
Carpenter
40%
8Va
14%
41%
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co.10
3034
Co—25
Telephone Co_12%
Petrol
37 V4
l-0c
Inc
Corp
21
13 Vi
1
Utilities
Heintz
Jessop
41%
1
Delhi
Tekoil
5
20
Inc
Jervis Corp
7%
37
10
Co—3414'
Corp
10 %
21%
27%
28%
______
Inc
Canadian
Southern
16%
$1.20 preferred__25
Sharpe Mfg Co
10
Mfg Co
—1
Services
A. common
26%
Inc
&
Tampax
Serv Co of New Mexico
5
Punta Alegre Sugar
Corp
__1
38 %
_5
Iowa
Black, Sivalls & Bryson Inc com 1
New
*
Iowa Electric Lt & Pow Co
Iowa Public Service Co__
Diver
9'%
20>8
Sys__l
15%
Class
of
1
Interstate Bakeries Corp
Interstate Motor Freight
Investors
3%
38 "4
Inc
Securities
81%
'
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_
Mills
78
Indiana Gas & Water Co
International Textbook Co
.
Co
Rockwell
35%
45%
Wat
28%
5
14%
2314
Calif
26%
1
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41'4
Corp
^1
Black Kills Power & Light Co—1
California Water Service
32%
10
Breaker
Ideal Cement
8
8
12%
Beryllium Corp
Bl'ngham-Hcrbrand
California
36%
24%
Searle
Co
9%
Burny
8%
31
1
;
Serv
F»r
33%
River Brand Rice Mills Inc„3%
Roadway Express class A____25c
Pudp <fc Paper Cw'p
10%
Castings
7%
2%
—
9%
Bullock's
5
125
127
9%
&
4(2
118
_———-l
Brown
39%
118
Berkshire Hathaway Inc _—_—5
Bowser
36%
lO
com
20 "Vs.
19'4
_______—10
8
7%
7 '4
10
Optical Co
Co
36 3
10
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Gossett
.
_____10
Hugoton Production
Hycon Mfg Co
18
_—__——1
Lomb
&
&
Gas
Co
Mfg
Bausch
Bell
&
8 J8
31V*
-
19%
5
Inc
Avon Products
30
25c
Co class A
common
C'o
Class
23%
Co
Art Metal Construction Co
Aztec
B
Hudson
24%
8
2.50
——1
________
(M A)
14%
Co__5
Power
Hanna
48%
5
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new
Haile Mines Inc
•'
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—
24%
45 '4
common—__1
Corp
Mfg Co
_
American Pipe & Const Co—__1
Amer Research & Develop—__1
Farms
Properties Inc
Ask
23
Pub
37%
American-Marietta Co
Partic preferred
Public Service
10%
2534
10
Arizona
Producing
34%
Hospital Supply Corp
Arden
16%
_.5
American Express Co
Amphenol
15 V2
^i-1
American Box Board Co____
Amer
Gruen
Coke Co—_19
1
Power Corp
Industries Inc
Bid
Portland General Electric Co^lVu
Potash Co of America
„5
5
Green Mountain
%
&
Ask
Pub
tine Co
Barge
34
Gas
Bid
Par
5%
22
Co__l
Portland
Ask
5%
1
Par
(S
F)
Newark—
Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, January
The
14, 1957
(184)
44
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
NATIONAL LIST OF
Quotations for Friday,
Life
134
32%
29%
17%
36%
%
9%
8
107
225
34%
32%
34%
32%
50
11 %
54%
Title
12%
Guar
U S Fidelity &
U
U S Life Insurance
City
18%
3% April
Y •
Fire
N
of
Fund
American
3.82
49
54%
45 %
48%
3%s
March
3%s
April
30
32 %
2i
47%
50%
9 •As
48
57%
4%s Sept. 20, 1957 wi
19%
Inv
Bond
Bullock Fund Ltd—
-c
Canada
Ltd
Canadian
Fund
(1954i
12.90
Inc
21.65"
Fund ' Ltd
11.54
23.63
13.01
Paper
99.25
3.625%
9-
4-56
c-
3-57
99.30
14.05
9.97
Inc
2.70
Inc
Gas
20.75
5.41
16T.7D
7.04, 4 7.30
4.95
lc
lc
2.91
3.21
3.22
3.55
7.19
Stock
33%c
7.88
11.53
General
Investors
Group
Building
shares
Common
12.46
10 62
7-
1-57
99.31
100.3
99.30
1-56
8-1-57
99.31
100.3
99.28
100
99.29
12- 3-56
9-3-57
99,31
100.2
1-2-57
3.75%
10-1-57
99.31
100.1
3.875%
100.1
Bills
11.48
Dollar Vain*
Bid
Ask
Bid
99.635
99.559
99.574
99.500
99.517
99.435
99.T54
99.983
99.985
February
1957—
99.975
1957—
99.918
99.924
March
January 31, 1957—
February -7, 1957,
99.861
99.870
March
99.803
99.817 !
March
22,
1957
99.423
February*14, 1957.
99.742
99.7.55
March
28.
1957____
99.375
99.392
April
4.
99.324
99.342
April
11,
99.261
99.270
17,
January
24,
41.15
February
15,
1957.
99.729
10.56
February
21,
1957.
99.681
99.692
20.0S
9.88
10.68
10.39
7.05
Bonds—
4.81
5,26
Aluminum
8.40
9.18
1957
■'
1
6.74
9.24
10.10
6.56
7.17
.1
20X8
21.71
.1
1
Fund—
6.17
1
.1
32
34
Recent
1957
Ltd—
Chemistry
Shares
&
Inc..
Inc
9.31
_1
Credit
Dallas Power &
Ferro
100%
1975
79%
80%
Ohio
1976
95
96
Peabody
1974
99
4%s
Light 4%Si 1983
1975
Corp 3%s
Pow
4%s_ 1980
Light
&
General
1976
10.25
11.21
Utilities
Hilton
Hotels
13.68
7.97
10.15
Science
13.52
Scudder
6.29
6.90
Nuclear
&
.1970
4%s
1987
Power 4%s
International Bank 4%s_—- 1977
13.48
18.31
11.79
12.91
11.62
12.73
6.98
7.65
5.80
6.36
8.72
9.56
Southwestern
8.06
8.83
Sovereign
Stevens
Scudder,
2.61
2.88
6.28
6.98
10.49
lc
20.79
—————lc
:——__lc
Growth Industry Shares Inc...1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
4.09
a35.72
1
a23.67
8.95
1.25
Shares
&
4%s.
.1968
1986
87 %
101%
103%
104%
101
104
100%
100%
100%
168
170
101%
101%
81 *4
.
.1975
92
112
115
103%
12.65
Investment Corp
*
.1
39.25
a29.G9
Investment Fund Inc.l
11.38
Standard
Oil
(Ohioi
Amer
Underwood
U
S
a
Universal
"♦eel
shares
shares
Television-Electronics Fund
Templeton Growth Fd of Can—1
Fund Inc
1
United
Central
Illinois
4.64 %
Texas
4.50
United
9.54
United
15.57
16.04
United
16.72
17.23
United
Hudson
Fund
Inc
&
15.47
2.50
2.73
10.89
11.90
8.87
9.69
1
9.97
10.78
lo
10.95
11.98
lc
Income Fund
of Boston Inc.
Income Fund
Incorporated
Investors
10.93
Inst
Bank
Foundation
Institutional
Fund
Fund
11.28
12,33
Value Line
Income Fund
Inc—1
Value
Special Situations
10c
2.78
1
11.36
12.38
Corp—,_1
7.24
7.91
1
8-92
13.01
14.18
11.62
5.18
12.56
5.60
Line
Fund
Van
Inc
&
Strum
Fund
Inc
Towne
-
Wall Street Investing
Stock
Growth
Fund.lc
Income
Fund.lc
Insur
Fund
lc
Fund
Inc
lc
5.02
5.48
1
9.39
10.26
Whitehall
Fund
Inc
1
1
10.51
11.49
Wisconsin
Fund
Inc
1
of
Investment
Co
Investment
Trust
America
of
Boston
7.21
7.&3
11.83
12.95
Washington
Investors
*
Mutual
Fund
Inc
1
Wellington Fund
9.75
102 %
Net
asset
Stock
81 %
Va'.
83
116
1971
114
.1970
113
116
90
92
54%
55
F
pfd—50
Light—
100
99
100 %
pfd_10O
99
100
„u;
4.76%
yield prlca.
Ex-rights,
x
value.
the New York
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
y
Exchange.
issued
Ex-stock
dividend.
Your
RED
3.04
1
Inc.—
Institutional
Resources
16.82
6.51
6.24
5.96
Value Line Fund
Institutional
Intl
11.04
11.96
17.93
11.95
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Institutional
12.39
9.33.
8.54
10.16
10.94
16.50
102 %
b Bid
t New
16.72
1
1
Income1 Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Incorporated
11.40
98%
4%s__ 1982
5s——! .1976
Lt
a24.91
1
.
Science Fund.
4
Canada Ltd—..1
Funds
United
1
Eaydock Fund Ire
Accumulated Fund—1
Continental Fund——1
Income Fund Shares.l
100
97 %
.1971
preferred
Pow
9.02
Funds Inc—
84
99%
5%si_
Matck
13.31
8.25
Texas
8.71
v
1
82%
Stocks-
d
dividend
k Admitted to listing on
%
i983
5s
Corp
Industries 4V2S
23%
Street
Sterling
102%
3%S—. .1981
4s
Gas
12.95
21-%
State
.
102
1X2
4%s„. .1967
of Am
12.04
11.88
Calif
41.75
Stein Roe & Farnham Fund.
Bell Tel
Southern
13.85
Investors.;
15.36
101%
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
par
tEx-2-for-l split,
9.68
12.28
Co
Southern
96
.1976
value
+Ex-lC0% stock
1
Fund
B>
1
1
103
82%.
103%
Mueller Brass 3%s
*No
—
Sheraton
Arizona Pub Serv 4.80%
4%s__% .1991
Can 5s
103 %
102 %
.1986
Textron
/tsk
102%
1976
s.
100%
Sons—
.1931
National
4
5%s._.
11.49
19.CO
Lighting
(M)
12.62
49 %
41
1
& ClarkFund
L:
4%s
Island
Coal
10.22
13.34
11.61
Investors Inc——1
(Edson
Smith
8.84
9.33
Amer
86(4
Michigan Bell Tele
30.52
7.18
13.55
11.36
14.02
12.18
.
16.76
Lowenst'ein
Long
Clark
Shareholders Trust of Boston
11.24
12.18
Stock
Common
Selected
8.48
Inc
Kerr-McGee
22.17
15.49
•
9.51
10.26
&
Stevens
14:77
19.97
30.21
6.64
12.47
1
Fund Inc
8.68
15.31
Funds.
Canada
Fund of
Scudder,
103%
101
Idaho
21.95
14.25
Peoples Securities Corp.,
Philadelphia Fund Inc..
—•
Pine Street Fund Inc————.1
Pioneer Fund Inc
2.50
Price
(T Rowe)
Growth Stock
Fund Inc
1
Puritan
Fund Inc
1
Putnam (Geo) Fund
_1
90
88
102%
126
4%s_. .1986
4
1986
.1986
Telep
Power 4%s
99 %
103%
103 %
4%s. 1986
Calif
of
Tel
States
England
100%
4%s.
Industries
Airlines 4 %s
Commercial
New
1932
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
10.18
Bid
Bonds—(Cont.)
Ask
4%s
Amer
1975
——.1
.—
Co of
Burlington
Capital
Gulf
Fund
Security Issues
Bid
"
'
Florida
Over-The-Counter Securities
16.36
lc
lc
lo
lc
Tobacco
99.438
11.36
6.45
1957
3.76
18.56
1957
14,
21,
al5.07
Capital Fund
Canada
9.26
'Utilities
Ask
99.623
99.977
28,
1957March 7, 1957-—,
1957—
16.
January
9.62
.1
Series
Stock
Nucleonics
12.35
lc
Ask
Rid
1-56
11-
38.06
.
12.65
lc
shares
Mining shares.— —
Petroleum shares
Railroad Bond shares
RR equipment shares
Railroad stock shares
Merchandising
Doe
Dated
Rate
10-
99.740
.1
,
Series-
Series
England
of
'
2.97
14.97
Electrical
Equipment shares
.—lc
Food shares
lc
Fully administered shares—lc
General bond shares
—lc
Industrial Machinery shares.lc
Institutional Bond shares..lc
91.20
3.75 %
1
Corp...
Series-
York
New
7.05
X7.36
Ilectronics &
93.12
92.16
91.12
1, 1961—-
Oct.
3.75%
Series-
Stock
New
18.01
2.73
lc
1°
Stock Fund-lo
(The)
-
6.84
Capital Growth Fund
Chemical shares—.
IV2S
Ask
3.46
Series
Growth
11.27
16.43
1°
1°
1°
shares
Automobile
Aviation shares
94.8,
92.8
1961
1.
100.1
.1
Series
Stock
8.55
10.29
Securities—
95
93.4
—
Dollar Value
.
1
Trust
April
196(1
100.1
1
Series
Dividend
15.76
4.36
7.87
1
,.;,4%s
1,
99.31
1
Inc
C'oro
Investors
Electronics
3.98
Capital Corp
95.28
94
1960
United States Treasury
s
14.58
o
Fund Inc—-1
Industries
General
1-57
3-
6-1-56
3.70
Shares—
Preferred
160.09
—1
97.1
94.24
4.57
Wide Securities Co
Bond
23.27
22.18
Eng—1
———:
1-57
1
Shares
Income
Franklin
%,
1,
...
2.74
Founders
Futures
2-
5-1-58
1
Fund
Trust
National
10.20
21.76
Industrial Fund Inc.l
Mutual Fund
Custodian Funds Inc—
Common stock series
lc
Preferred stock series
lc
Fundamental Investors Inc
2
Bid
Due
Dated
Rate
4.41
3.36
Life Fund——*
National Security
2.96
9.38
Financial
.96.31
95.20
1959
5.70
-
4.15
Trust
...
Invest
Nation
18.45
16.31
-10
^uc
Fund Inc.———
Fund of New
Fund Inc
12.09
9.19
-1
1
—
4.00
Inc..10c
Fund
Grovvtn
Mutual
15.20
97.4
67
12.82
V
Federated
Fund Inc
10.99
Investment Corp—1
Equity Fund
18%
Investors
Mutual
—-1
Howard—
Balanced Fund
Stock Fund
Mass
15.05
99.12
1-57
lc
Investors
Massachusetts
25c
&
Electronics
15.03
16%
EV4%—— -2.50
Inc
Massachusetts
13.90
Diversified T rustee Shares—
Fund
Manhattan
17.80
Balanced
Shares
15,
January
Bond
19.46
65
1957
99.10
4.15
shares
Petroleum
Mutual
99.26
1-57
3.77
Special Investment shares
Transport shares
7.33
99.24
1^57
4-
lc
shares
16.38
6.70
1957
15
1,
5-
5.86
5.37
Electrical
17.90
Investing Co Inc
1
De Vegh Muiuai Fund Inc
1
Delaware Fund
1
Diversified .Growth Stk Fund—1
Diversified "Investment Fund—1
Fidelity
shares——
139
Vegh
Energy
Automobile
13,600
Western Investment Inc
Dividend Income Fund——1
.
98.4
99.14
96.28
Funds—
Managed
16 00
Crown
Oct.
1-56
2.48
—1
Trust-1
1 %S
7- 2-56
5.18
—-1
99.16
8-
lc
1
99.14
3-55 %
19.88
13,000
Consolidated Investment
Aug.
Aug.
April
3.20%
a42.40
Stock
—.
__
97.28
99.12
1959
1,
1,
l%s
3.40%
Fund—*
13.80
Ask
99.4
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Loomls
12.70
1959—
15,
Oct.
99.24
6.78
21.51
9.90
98.28
12.64
15%
11,03
Bid
April
IV2S
100
99T6
1957
6.19
14%
9.11
Feb.
1 %s
99.30
1957
11.69
11.55
10 21
98.14
98 6
12.78
Lexington Trust Fund
_25c
Life Insurance Investors Inc—1
Life Insurance Stk Fund Inc—1
134
—II
99.30
100.2
100.3
100.1
15.75
7.75
_
99.31
——
Notes—(Cont.)—
1, 1957
l%s April 1,. 1958—-——-,
2%s June 15, 1958.
—
1 %s Oct. 1,
1958
i
99.31
100.2
15.
3.50%
3.17
99.26
1957
mca
on
Maturity—
100.5
10,91
14.40
7.48
1957
20,
Aug.
Jan
IV2S Oct.
100.3
9.99
Equipment shares.lc
General Industries shares—lc
Meial
shares
lc
Inc
99.29
1957
1.
Mav
2s
7.09
1
Ask
100
100.1
195?——
14.43
1
Mutual
.
Aasn-—
17.46
11.71
17.31
Composite Fund Inc—
Concord Fund Ine-^w-
Eaton
13.73
16.00
6.06
Composite Bond &
Dreyfus
12.58
23.73
Fund Inc
Series
9.63
l%s
2%s
13.32
■
1,
l%s April
12.62
Sayles
20.
May
3.90s
Notes—
March
2%s
14.26
Commonwealth Investment.,—1
Commonwealth Stock Fund——1
Dividend
11.2C
8.82
5.53
Preferred
De
18.69
10.26
Inc.——50c
Securities com—100
Christiana
26.23
Canada Ltd.IT
Fund
Knickerbocker
21.86
Fund
Chemical
Fund
S-4
100%
99%
Treasury
99.30
1957—
22,
24,
Oct.
3V'4S
17.13
(Speculative Pfd St-ks)—1
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
(Income Com Stocks)—1
(Speculative Com Stk)—1
(Low Priced Com Siks)_l
Keystone Fund of
97
96
Natl Mortgage
3.35s
99.31
99.14
Bid
1957
15.
June
Treasury
25.38
24.08
22.00
Inc
Federal
100.1
Indebtedness-
of
March
3%s
24.31
1
—1
Venture Fund
Century Shares Trust.
Capital
99.30
99.27
99.6
1957
Feb.
17.77
10.67
S-3
23,28
16.44
——1
•
S-l
S-2
International Growth
Canadian
Colonial
14.02
1
1
——
2%s
2%s
K-2
95.12
95.2
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32ndi of a point
6.43
5.90
1
1
Bonds 1
(Income Pfd Stocks)
.
1960
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
Ask
Bid
K-l
4.09
11.05
1
Fund Inc
General Fund
California
1957.—
1,
28%
a20.94
8.84
1
1
Investment—
Street
Broad
1957———
1,
1,
29%
Par
(Discount
—_10c
Fund
June
Cartificates
B-4
1,
27%
26%
B-3
—1
Fund Inc
Boston
Bowling Green
June
65%
28
6.16
3.74
Mutual Fund Inc.._1
Tr of America
—*
99.29
21%
62
17.47
10.17
Blue Ridge
wi..
99.25
77
x25 %
8.13
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc._5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc.l :.
Axe-Science & Elect'nlCS Corp lc
1957
15,
—
97
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
73%
5.67
——1
1957
3%s May 1, 1971
3%s Sept. 15, 1972
66
16.02
B-2
94.26
2%s
14%
1957
l%s
B-l
96
94.16
100.3
100.3
13
Keystone
1.72
95.22
100.3
100
100
23
Custodian Funds—
(Investment
Bonds)—,_1
(Medium Grade Bonds)_l
(Low Priced Bonds)
1
1.57
98.20
98.18
21%
Custodian Funds Inc.l
Johnston (The; Mutual Fund.l
9.14
98.12
98.8
96.21
3%s July
15,
17.
100.4
100
81%
May
June
4.08
8.36
Inc—1
—•
Mutual Fund
Associated
Fund Trust
Atomic Development
Mutual Fund Inc
American
1957—
99.30
1957
3%s
Jefferson
6.37
5.88
Fund Inc
1.25
Business Shares.—1
Affiliated
15,
1,
May 1, 1958
2%S Nov. 1, 1958
2Vis May 1, 1959
2%s Feb. 1, 1960
3.20s
Maturity—
Mutual Funds—
1.78
1.62
25c
—
Ask
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Oct.
2%s
59
Mutual Funds
Aberdeen
July
1%S
100.3
100.1
100
1957.—.
15,
3%s
100.1
99.31
99.26
1957.
22%
-2
2
—
———
99.30
99.30
100
1957—
Ask
Eld
99.27
1957
1,
77%
—3
Co in the
-
Westchester
48 %
44
S Fire
15,
15,
May
100
55
Guaranty Co..10
31%
point
Bonds—
20%
5
41%
15,
Mar
3.30s
99.30
1957
1957
15,
Mar.
3.80s
51%
48
(N Y)—3
Trust
&
Travelers
95
29%
89
38%
17
2
J%s Feb.
107
Bank
Land
Feb
3s
1957
15,
Jan.
3%s
(Texas)—10
St Paul Fire & Marine
6.25
Seaboard Surety Co —.——-10
Security (New Haven't10
Springfield Fire & Marine—10
Standard Accident
—._—10
15%
14%
5
3.05s
Federal
Ask
Banks—
Faderal Home Loan
69%
6*4
103
Republic Insurance
19%
102
215
Fire —-————iu
National Union Fire
——5
Nationwide Corp class A—-—5
Amsterdam- Casualty..
34%
Bid
-—
45%
98
128
National
New
142%
28%
a
41%
26
——.—
5
Co
Ins
43
4314
9314
Manufacturers,—-*
Merchants'&
Monarch
34%
79
10
----—5"
Insurance Co of North Amer—5
Jefferson Standard Life Ins—
I Greensboro N
C) ■—
-.10
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y__flO
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)„5
Life Companies
Inc.——
1
Life Insurance Co of Va
—20
Lincoln National Life —
10
Maryland Casualty ———1
Massachusetts Bonding
5
Steamboiler
Assurance
3614
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of
38
——2.50.
Northeastern ———.3.33 %
Northern
12.50
Northwestern National Life
Insurance <Minn)
10
Pacilic Fire
——10
Pacific Indemnity Co
10
Peerless Insurance Co---5
Phoenix
———-—10
Proviaence-Washington
10
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
2
21
19
34
32Fa
40 «
137
Home'
Merchants Fire
37%
'-34%
Fire
New Hampshire
New York Fire
North River
Ask
Bid
Far
10
—5 '
r
49%
46
10
_5
Globe <& Republic —
—5
Great
American ———'5
Gulf Life (Jacksonville FIa>_2%
Hanover Fire
—10
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
10
General Reinsurance Corp
Glens Falls new common
Hartford
Ask
Bid
Par
^
Obligations of Government Agencies
Companies (Continued)
Insurance
January 11
CROSS
must carry on I
'42
\
(182)
Financial Chronicle... Monday, January 14, 1957
Commercial and
The
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Exchange (Cont)
Toronto Stock
Sale Prlee
STOCKS
Crush
Oranee
SSa
Ormsby
—
—.
ooiS::———-}
Minerals
—1
Lake
Osisko
Pacific; Eastern
-1
-——-1
—.—.
Petroleum
Pacific
37c
37c
Mines-—
—
—
1.40
Dome
Pronto Uranium Mines——————1
Warrants
—
-
.
*•
—*
Prospectors Airways
Provo Gas Producers Ltd
Purdex Minerals Ltd—
Quebec
Radlore Uranium Mines
1
Rainville Mines Ltd
*
1.35
1.12
.
Roche
Jan
26c
Dec
94c
July
22c
Nov
63c
Feb
20 %
Jan
12%
Feb
41C
Nov-
78c
19c
Class
Aug
Nov
43c
Feb
23c
Feb
Iraucus
6c
Nov
19c
40c
Nov
6%
13
48
Feb
37%
Apr
July
1.75
Oct
7c
Nov
18c
11%
Nov
55c
Nov
89c
Nov
62'A
40C
Dec
68c
53%
Feb
70
Aug
3.00
Dec
6.90
Apr
5c
Nov
Feb
23'Ac
Apr
Nov
8.30
Sep
Sep
9.40
1.05
Nov
2.45
1.30
Nov
45c
Nov
4.60
Upper Canada
Nov
1.80
Nov
Vulcan
7% Mar
10
Nov
1.14
Nov
8%c
Jan
27c
2.85
Jan
34c
22c
33c
36,013
13'Ac
Nov
70c
80c
17'A
85c
17'A
4,634
2,272
70c
Nov
1.50
Nov
16
Nov
18'A
Oct
—*
—
11
16
11
Preferred
Lawrence
"
Apr
Western
Apr
Wesion
5%
St
bt
class
A—1.
Lawrence Cement class
Micnael
Ban
Preferred
Jan
White
•
Ltd
Dbentures
.—
—
Aug
Jan
14%
Jan
12 %c
17c
32,000
24c
Jan
1,308
15
18
Dec
95
18 %
95
95'A
Nov
15%
15%
100
15%
Dec
Nov
1.19 Mar
1.47
19c
34,000
8c
Nov
1.82
20,750
80
80
20
1
50c
*
Shawinigan Water & Power common—•
Class A pfd——-—
50
Class B preferred
-50
Sheep Creek Gold—
uc——50c
Cement
Saskatchewan
Scurry Rainbow Oils Ltd
Shirriff
Horsey
common—1
Silver Standard
Mines-.
^
Sour is
Southern
10%
10%
10 'A
1,045
25%
25'A
21'A
12'Ac
85c
—
50c
90c
28,952
68c
Dec
50c
30c
Nov
150,690
30'Ac Nov
July
31c
18,567
16'Ac Jan
27u
28c
2,052
21'Ac Nov
36
36%
175
8
8
500
31
7%
Nov
29'A Mar
28%
Apr
5.40 Mar
27c
1.70
80c
Jan
Apr
56
Aug
90c
Feb
60c
Apr
55c
Feb
42%
Apr
89c
4,20
70c
77c
4,720
17,065
55c
Jan
12c
10c
12c
33,500
8c
Nov
22
Jan
57%
Jan
Jan
1.16 May
9
3.95
May
July
Feb
—
July
Feb
20%c Feb
28
% Apr
80
Mar
<)%c
12,200
7'Ac Nov
1
20%
20%
21%
20,413
15%
Jan
.1
4.00
3.00
4.25
124,145
2.10
Nov
3.25
18c
Apr
24% Aug
Dec
44
44
Dec
50
15'A
17%
350
13%
Jan
16% Aug |
1
54c
49c
59c
50,600
25c
Nov
1.20
Apr
1
13c,
10c 14'Ac
39,700
6'Ac Nov
22 %c
Feb
1.55
:
18
-,.—100
1.55
1.55
210
_
common
Texas
Calgary
Thompson-Lundmark
i
3.50 Aug
96
Dec
3.60
Dec
Nov
26%
Feb
96
96
60
7%c
7%c
5,400
5
514
'(jqo
1
1.24
1.10
1.25
22,970
—
__
38%
10c
10c ll'Ac
38c
38c
»
Dec
3.60
15%
1
Mines
1.50
180
2,925
1
common
5'A, Nov
6.70 May
8% Jan
2 75
*
Mines
Nov
18%
5%
50c
3.25
Mar
17
*
Gold
46
2 75
_
•
Teck-Hughes Gold
Temagaml Mines 4,
44
4.15
*
9
9
43c
100
3.40
Jan
;
55c
56c
95c
Aug
47,600
-
Nov
41c
2,000
2.50
Nov
15 'A
61 Vi
Nov
74% Mar' 4
410
11 y2
Jah
19'A Aug
67c
/
'
Dec
73c
75c
350
200
48c
35c
60c
195,110
350
75c
I
4.75 Aug
Oct
12
17%
350
i
2,516
69'A
68 %
•:
■
Sep
,
,
i
Dec
2.85
Dec
2.80
Jan
31,900
33C
Nov
79c
4'Apr
32,000
21c
Nov
75c
20c
19,658
13C
Dec
40c
July
July
Dec
31c
July
14c
8C
22,000
1.20
2,000
»
2.59
6.50
6.50
200
1.10
1.20
4,625
1
1.70 May
Dec
21% Mar
15%
92,180
6.50
l.bo Oct
343,393
85c
Feb
2.04
60c
i'
Apr
Apr
1.30
20C
Sep
5
Feb
,
July «;■
8
Jan
70c
1.50 Aug
17
17
25
16%
Dec
22
Sep
20;%
19
21
3,557
17%
Oct
35%
Jan •
21 'A
19%
21 "a
2,720
18
Oct
36'/2
Jan
91%
91 %
17
'•
Feb
104'A
Nov
8 8'A
75
9%
9 '/a
20O
.7%
Dec
14
Apr
2.54
2.41
2.65
25,400
1.70
Nov
3.40
Apr
1.84
Nov
1.50
Sep
1.65
1.70
24c
23c
35c
784,b00
21c
Nov
68c
12c
12c 14:%c
32,500
10c
May
18c
10c
9c
10 Vac
6,500
7'Ac
Dec
16'Ac
21c
19c
2 4c
52c
15'A May
1,500
,
13'Ac
Nov
11
13'A
6,068
9%
Nov
1.10
1.17
6,300
1.05
Dec
1.40
1.50
13%
*
1.50
114,700
Oct
Apr
•
Apr
Dec
1.30
2.07
Nov
1.34
19,471
Apr
Jan
35c
35c 36 Vac
6,900
28c
Oct
55c
Jan
loc
lcc
15 c
41,000
V IOC
Nov
25c
Apr
9c
10c
5,500
7c
Nov
21c
1.4 9
14,7iU
Nov
3.00
10c
6,100
5c
Nov
14c
May
1.70
i.'/0
9'Ae
Canadian
-
1.35
•
Apr
Apr
,
-
Curb Section
Anglo
—1*
Corp
Brown Co
"■
B'llnln Gold
&'
Canada
Vinegars
Canadian
Bronne
Canadian
345
32 %
Nov
51
9%
10%
1,300
9'A
Nov
137/e
Apr ;
32%
3l7n
33
701
32
Dec
45
>
Mar]
17
1,150
15-
Nov,
4.05
1,380
22
612
20
Nov
25
20
25
18%>
Dec
33
jun1
16 7
«
4.05
Dominion
i
Glass
of
Canada
Preferred
Linoleum-
&
50
26%
Oct
33
Jun,
860
25%
Nov
32
Jan:
18 "j
19%»
Dec
24
3.75
3.25
38
37%.
Interprovincial
July
9,000
6c
Nov
17c
28c
Dec
47c
11
Jun
9
279
1.6O
1.80
14 980
4.25
4.80
7,900
9.00
90c
Feb
* 84c
98c
117.480
46c
Nov
i.15
1.33
Feb
1<05
1.24
16.500
80c
Nov
3.00 Feb
9
Jan
2.75
850
Dec
14% May
Jan
47% Julv,
4
•->
Jan
38:"»
2,700
26c
44,850
15c
Dec
21%
3,800
17%
Nov
52
56
300
32%
Oct
15
15
100
15
Nov
15%
Oct
Apr
83
102"
48
25
29
Nov
1,681
17
Dec
29
83
10
90
Jun
94 %
37
100
32
125
27
96% Nov
"
47%
48 "2
785
38%
12
200
10'/a
Ar>r
Aug
1*2 % xVA-J-
56% J"lv
Jan
12
A n r.
Feb
41*
Jun
661
37.
r
54.
Nov
28
100 102%
Nov
s
-I~6
Nov
20
.
Aug
24% Mar
29%
27%
•
29c
53
36
83
%
•
33%
&
Ogllvie
Ontario
Flour
13'A
Feb
Jan
Pato
Consolidated
Pend
Oreille
Price
300
€6
Oct
90
415
29
Nov
42
34
-III
Dec
52
4.65
4.60
i
common—
69%.. 69 7 is
31%
34
Paper—'IIIZL—
32
3.40
3.25
57 "2
58'A
160
50
•Feb
77% Aug
u
43
41 %
43'/2
300
37
Dec
,5%
5'A
200
54% May
6'A Jan
55c
56c
7,400
24
Minn
24
424
-2.50
Bros
Gold
•
Mines""
Ridgeway Corporation "IIIII~I~~'
Zellers
Trust"""
Gold Corp
1
56c
•
——
32'A
-
.
Mines
•
FOOTNOTES FOE
OUT-OF-TOWN
No
34
100
4.70
2,300
3.40
•
900
31
6.75 Mar
4.35 Get
2.75
Apr;
Jan
5.15
Nov
5'A Mar
51c
Nov
72c
23%
Nov
26
Jan
Jhty
*
d
Apr
sale
Deferred'
in
e
(not Included In
year's
delivery sale (not Included
year's
range),
Selling ex-interest,
f Flat
*
AND
CANADIAN
MARKETS
value.
par
Aug
Sep
Oct
1.70
1.30 Nov
52
22c
18%,
5
Nov
19%
29%
~~~r~
35 y«
Dec
39,750
2.25
37 '4
25
22c
19%
""1111"
Utilities
Jan
Nov
21 %
•
27% s
Itjc
Jan
61
3.20
4.00
,
"•
-7.50
15
495
38
29%.
cbm
;
International Utilities
*>
825
.
3.90
.
4 00
«■
'
Gaspe Copper Mines—1
Hayes Steel Prbducts_<—
International Paper common
Loblaw
6.00 Jan
Feb
3.90 Dec
'27
~~g0
Securities
-L—
Apr
.28%
__10
Dominion-Oilcloth
DuPont
'
common
Preferred
.24%
Mar
38
_~3— ~
' ♦
~ —"IIIII*
Oil
"
19%
•
-
Copper —"""5
r'onnoltdated Paper.
•
Bridge
r
Dec
27
Coast
Dalhousie
20
-
4.50
28%
,
——-III
pixon Consolidated
44
21
20
common.-;-
Third Canadian Gen
Inv
Oct
4.00
22.
«•
Westinghouse
Dominion
8.00 Apr
225
III-—"*
J
Low
5
39
9%
,
Dredging
-illIIII~~«?
Dominion Sugar-*
Canada
Viyk
5
Apr
39
Range for Year 1956
Vharaa,
38
—
Pulp & Paper. Ill—"
Anglo Newfoundland
Develop.
5
Asbestos Corp
—%_—-a—4_!~_ %
Apr
1.48
«f rrl#»«
Low
Canadian
Jail
Nov
;
'
10
90c
■alM
r«v WMI
Par
National
20c
104
W««k'a
l.aat
Bala I'rtn
Nov
Juh
fund#
Friday
•TOCKB
Nov
4.65
*
1.05 Nov
Toronto Stock Exchange
4'A
1
25c*
1.95
j
Aug
Aug
7c
100
;—1
.
;
1.50
„
-
60C
Andian
•
common
JUn
25c
1-90
f
Mar
July
Canadian Marconi
100
1.92
36c
Oct
5%
Nov
99,750
2,0oU
56c
5%
15c
'
38c
Oct
51/3
29c
33c
38c
59c
•
23c
1.34 Aug
33c
Jan
10,610
49
1
53
4.00
60c
Nov
Zulapa Mining
Dec
3.75
Nov
31 y2
Jan
47%
3.95
10c
6,146
*
Canadian -General Investments
Canadian Industries common
52c
Mines
366,600
41
70c
Feb
50
22c
39
24% Dec
")
Nov
31c
—
18c
v;
17c
Jan
15'A
Dec
i
i
!
Aug
217,650
Nov
_20
Oct
65c
18
36c
11c
;—*
18%
4,601
Jun
24c
52c
3,600
301
3,952
85c
,
Jan
2.98 May
;jvc
8,034
9c 10'Ac
24
24-%
Nov
1.45
Jan
40c
1
6,830
170
23%
7.85
Dec
Nov
Zenmac Metal
15c
71%
23,»
•
71c
24%
14'A
1
68c
70
395
(ile
Mines
14'Ac
55c
—
Bear
13%
24'A
16
2.10
Mines
25
75
...
Yukeno
Oct
48
;
Yellowknile
•
Feb"
70'A
15%
1
10%
24%
Aug
Apr
0.00
2.57
'dl.
—
16%
__
45
64,958
i
2,681
48
—
Pearson
Nov
•
Taurcanis Mines
Taylor
8c
—*
Bylvanite Gold
Tamblyn
Dec
48
Industries
Tandem
Dec
4.40
.1
,
Inlet Cons
21%
*
Trusts
Switson
Nov
160
26c
f
2.02
20c
13,000
340
__
Feb
13c
435
■.
10%
__
62
1.80
_•
Oil
20'A
36%
i
28%
140
18 %
Nov
1
Preferred
Surf
11%
4,600
Sturgeon River Gold
Sudbury Contact
Supertest new
Ordinary
20
Aug
30c
•
.
Jan
1,281
20'Ac
40;!4
Apr
25c
Stesloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron MinesStanlelgh Uranium Corp—__;
Warrants
9
10'A
30c
—
Mines
2.25 May
Nov
440
Steel Of Canada
Superior Propane
Dec
—,—_1
Oils
Aug
36c
7,500
•
20
—
30
42
17%
Zinc
<&
Canuck
Yellorex
4
Feb
Dec
Nov
57'A July
18%
Mines
10'A
69c
8.60
19'A
lie
81c
54% Mar
6.00
47%
—
Stedman Bros
Cons
Nov
46
88c
301
22,000
45c
5
•'
23%
Jan
22
8lc
58 %
Nov
4.40
6,200
Jan
Aug
51%
47%
Stsnwell Oil & GasSbarrat Olsen Gold
Sullivan
95
Dec
4.55
9c 12'Ac
22
4.50
1,005
16c
Mar
1.68
20
Stanley Brock class B——,
*
Stanrock Uranium Mines Ltd.——1
Oil
415
20
!
[
Aug
37c
*
10'A
Spooner Mines & Oils
•
Staiiacona'Mines —_————<•
Stuart
22
Lead
Yankee
July
Sep
Jan
—_*
1
Union
21'A
Gold
5.10 Aug
43%
47%
Oil
Aug
68
—50
——
Jan
152
__
1
Standard Paving & Materials
•Sterling
25
8,900
65,463
—•
pfd
Southam
,
1.30
8.15
_*
—•
Rol
Valley
48
400
1.10
50c
-
i-i
—
Ltd
Somerville
44 'A
7.80
1—1
:.—
Blsooe Mines Ltd..
Van
1,730
8.00
—
Biiverwood'Dairies class A
Blocan
88
44 'A
1
1
Mines
Simpsons Ltd
3.90
1.21
•
Voting trust
Sigma Mines Quebec
Silanco Mining
Silver-Miller
3.25
Jan
44'A
25
Breweries
Blcks
Jun
85
6.95
9
66
Mar
1.75
88
6.20
.
May
3.90 Mar
2.55 Mar
2,000
..
*
common.
Preferred
30c
157
2.00
3,65.
'48
Apr
13,550
2.40
„.
18
29,580
2.30
3.25
3.90
1
Bherritt Gordon
Dec
Nov
3;833
13,360
-
18c
—
102% July
4.25
2.40
3.30
3.90
_—
Security Freehold Petroleums
1.20
70
19 %c
ll'Ac
Wright-Hargreaves
17%
1.27
7-
46'A Apr
15y2c Nov
150
13c
Winnipeg & Central Gas—Woodgreen Copper
15'Ac
Nov
I
181/4
33'A
__
•
Sep
35c
1
Nov
17c
47c
Dec
1
Feb
1.65
Dec
20c
•
—1
July
Nov
24c
1,505
20c
Coghlan
10
51c
5,200
9,125
•
8
32c
Petroleums
26
3,327
j
52c
8
51
863
61,508
;
Dec
5 %
20c
-.100
945
67c
i
%Oct
12
32c
17,595
,
64'4
>
32c
—
12'A
.12
Gold
Bapphlre Petroleums Ltd—
A
19'A
34c
Aug
Jun
900
30c
:
45c
Winchester Larder
62c
t-
32c
26c
I
53c
Apr,
2r'A May
16c
■;
Jun
30c
Nbv
-
1 Jan
8
1
Warrants
24%c Jan
11%
(>3c
46c
23c
6.40
1
11'/e Mar
33c
8.75
46c
1
^
Wiltsey
1
8.15
'
37c
Yukon
&
WHrich
22c
Dec
5,895
•
32'A
-
114%
21,800
21%
44 y8
5,580
30c
20
14c
———*
27
__
Dec
118
27c
114
•-
;
P
L84
1"
•
Mines
Apr
—•
Mines
:
Pass
Wlllroy
Aug
-—1
1
Uranium
Antonio Gold
Band River
"
Aug
85c
—
*
2.70
'
*
18c
Dec
Nov
1.55
(
6.10
—*
_*
-1
___:
class
68
Nov
43,543
1,500
Plywood Co class B
(Geo)
56% May
15%
2.55
2,290
Class B
Feb
3,411
lie
2.40
1—*
12%
17 %
95
Corp new com—
•
A preference—-.^4.———1
Apr
1.15
12'A
1
Mining
1.20
Yale
St
2.50
4.00
Petroleum
7'Ac Dec
12'A
Nov
—.—•
Windward
32 "2
♦
75c
1
100
24,542
19'A
•
25
,——:
-
Industries
114,550
Jan
Sep
58%
—
Naco
30c
A—
1.90
1
Warrants
Leaseholds
-—-50c
Oak Dairy class
Hoy»iftb oil common
1.25
]
Feb
13%
Petroleum
Western Decalta
Western
26c
Royal
49
13
—
Western
Nov
70%
,48ya
Dec
Oil—
Gas
Apr
Dec
68'A
32c
Nov
41
3.35
;
Products
Aug
Nov
68'A
Maygill
75c
9c
10
Nov
39
150
3.80
Mines
26
45c
Royal Bank of Canada
9'Ac
1,566
13','4
69%
—i
Nickel
July
Nov
7,400
*
Copper—
Pyrite
Lake
19c
8c
Jan
18c
.:—1
—:
W__—
&
G
Westeel
Jan
10c
14,236
Mines—:
Malartic
West
Mar
13,770
31,500
May
39%
1(^
1
Wespac Petroleums Ltd—
Apr
189,400
11c
May
24
116
43'A
—1
Amulet
West
Apr
6.05
23c
12c
25
Nov
42
1
—
Oils
Weedon
Jan
75c
10c
Dec
a
6.10
J
1
Ltd
Equipment
Wayne Petroleums Ltd—
Webb & Knapp Canada Ltd
2.50 Mar
9'Ac
95
58'A
—
Mines
Vlolamac
Werner
Nov
10c
Ltd
Vico Explorations
Mar
30
91c
lie
1,035
13'AC
.
Mines
Explorations
Consol
Ventures
Apr
99c
17'A
18%
18 V
112'% July
600
24
19%
——;
Feb
3,833
*
25
106
•
Apr
38
2.00
Vandoo
4.60 Nov
30c
31,600
*
——1
Products
New
Waterous
61c
—
Mar
14c
20c
%90
—*
Corp..__——
Walker
16'Ac
-
Aug
40
64
Oils
Steel
Waite
20c
Roxana Oils
24
Dec
-
1
Mines
Walnwright Producers & Ref—
75c
„
Montauban
Apr
Nov
10
Jan
31%
'
—•
Hill
Apr
1
-
preferred————
B
Universal
Aug
1
i-w—1
Fuel
Keuo
Apr
15
Nov
80c
16%
66
?
*
1
50
25
Mines ——:
Inv class A pfd-
United
Feb
Nov
17
25
33
1.25 Mar
4.85 Mar
3.50
32c
9%c Jan
1.70
20
29c
1
Estella
United
2.74 May
15c
56%
30c
1-
—
United
Feb
60c
Jun
106
20 /■>
8-50
*
1
Corp
Asbestos
Class
Jan
5.40
2,500
10,660
4li
22 '/a
2;5°
—•
Corps Ltd class B
United
Jan
4.50
Mining
United
1.95 Feb
Nov
8
2,742
—•
United
Jun
Nov
49
28%c
-*-.-1
United
Apr
Nov
Nov
1H .A
—•
—
United
Mar
41%
74c
31c
20
Loo
Acceptance
Union
14% July,
95c
4,100
43
Mines.
:1
2nd pfd—--—---— ?
Shawkey
Union
2.25 Mar
Nov
Feb
46c
*0
Oil
Ultra
2.18May
8c
58c
l°c
-1
—"
Union Gas of Canada
Apr
1.00 Nov
1.40 Nov
1.20
Nov
.
Mining Co LtdTrinity Chibougamau
Feb
2.25
Nov
1.20
14c
Apr
3.40
1.08 Nov
Feb
7,200
33
--
—1
class A
Tribag
Sep
34c
54c
—
Exploration
Dec
Oct
47%
23%
5%
Triad
Jan
2.38
Nov
20'Ac Nov
90O
Nov
53
Oct
1.80
July
51'A
Jan
.47
Jan
39'Ac Jan
7.85 Mar
23%
Mortgage
Finance
3.75
13c
23%
common—--——"
Trans
Sep
1.90
Jah"
41c
™
preierred—
Canada Explorations Ltd
Trans .Empire Oils
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe. Liwe—;
Transcontinental 'Reso'urces
Trans Prairie Pipelined—
✓
22c
Hign
Dec
3.60
154,849
*ru
—_-----
Towagmac
Nov
1.35
425
24,450
73,775
2,736,000
2,822
12,600
54,665
A
8c
Jan
33c
2lc
——20
Trusts.
Toronto Iron Works
1.53 Mar
27c
"
Elevators
General
Aug
3.85
Z£C
„■
Bank
Dominion
Toronto
'4%
*
Mines.
Toronto
July
106
77
Low
3.80
3,85
Range for Year 1956
High
'
Toronto
191,646
22,425
151,850
5,660
3,400
9,710
1.04
1.90
18c
19%
44c
23c
Paper
Sliver
Toronto
Shares
400
Mines
Torbrit
16'Ac Nov
9%c Dec
——1
Roe (A V) Can Ltd—
Rowan
Consol
Mines—
Ryanor
57c
Ltd
Petroleum
Russell
Dec
-
Rockwin Mines
Rocky
Tomb! 11 Gold Mines
19c
5.38
59,900
16,500
9%
90c
1.60
14%c
18%
37c
19c
—
libiA
4,200
1.35
1.15
8'A
Jan
41'Ac
19c
Lac
Long
9'A
4.45
19,151
17,905
9.60
80c
2.08
20c
18'A
1.15
1.00
1.74
18c
1
1
*
1
,—
Uraniums
Athabasca
Rix
w
1
& Batten
Mining Co Ltd
Rayrock Mines
Reef Explorations Ltd
Regent Refining _—
Rexspar Uranium
Rio Rupununl Mines LtdGrip
Earth
5,000
500
8,550
1
18c
1.12
Rapid
1,300
1.45
17%
Rare
2,000
190
19c
17%
——
2,810
4,700
1,710
2.34
1.25
17c
——•
Quemont Mining
56,200
—
1
Queenston Gold Mines——*
89,200
155,450
5,700
25
8,085
5,100
1.80
1.10
12c
9.00
74c
1.95
2.15
Labrador Develop————1 '
Lithium. Corp
—
1
Manitou Mines—
—1
Metallurgical
.
•
Dec
Nov
124,500
1.14
15c
9.35
75c
2.07
Chibougamau Gold——-1
Copper Corp.
i——'—
.1
Quebec
Quebec
Quebec
Quebec
Quebec
2.50
Nov
270,630
2.15
18c
Thompson
2 Id
1,323
35
1.85
14c
.—.——•
Apr
for Week
Low
*
19%
50c
^,450
9c
1.40
7.25
7.25
3.00
Range
of Prices
Last
Bale Price
Par
Feb
Ssles
Week's
Friday
8.20
19,000
60c
56'A
4.95
1-30
2.08
11
Hign
25,300
13
70c
45 %•
6.75
6.75
2.60
•
132,300
675
12c
1.35
7.25
7.05
2.99
1
~
48,200
1.69
1.49
1.57
42
1.24
1.63
4.50
7'Ac
—
—
9 Ac
..78c
6
95c
24c
10 %
57'A
47
2.94
34c
22,4„®
50c
55
56'A
Electric
President
4,300
18.300
13c
1.16
1.50
7c
12%
67c
43'A
—
Preston East
1,155
4bc
30c
1.40
42
——
—_1
*
19,259
24,935
105
47
2.30
27c
1.25
1.28
—
Corp
■
Oil Roy__
Premier; Border Gold-
21,120
33,500
38c
37c
8c
52c
5%
880
22c
9.60
52'A
.—
Prairie
29 Ac
30 /2c
9 Ac
-
Power
to.MO
33c
4bc
25 %c
—
———iOe
25%c
Mine^ ——r—•;
——1
12c
Paroec Mines
--t8'Ac
Pardee- Amalgamated Mlne8w-.——T—l
75c
Parker Drilling
—
*
5'A
Pater - Uranium Mines Ltd—
—*1 — 94c
Paymaster Consol
• 1
22c
Peace River Nat Oas——
—*-1
9.60
Pembhia
Pipeline common-—,——5
55 'A
Preferred—;
^0
Pernio Gas •& Oil pfd
2
2.94
perron Gold Mines*—1
34c
Peruvian .Oils St, Mineral
1
1.62
Petrol Oil & Gas
•
v 1.45
Phillips Oil Co Ltd;
-1
1.40
Photo Engravers ——
*
42
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
;—*
1.24
Pioneer Gold of British Columbia—1
1.50
Pitch-Ore
Cranium-—I
lie
Placer Development
—•
12%
Ponder Oils
*
70c
Powell River
;
——
*
44%
Powell Rouyn Gold
—-__1
60c
Paramaque
,—
24^0
200
-10c 11 %c
18 A
19
Pan Western oils—
'
Lois
102%
105
,
—
.—
,
He
18'A
•
Page Hersey Tubes.
Pamoun Porcupine
JANUARY
Range for Year 195G
Share#
of Prieea
High
12 % 13%
2&0
2 fa0
13'A
J
Copper
WEEK ENDED
BTOCKI
Low
Par
Opemiska
FOR
«g«jr
/
price.
Cash sale (hot included
in year's
range).
t
Ex-liquidating
(Un) Admitted
wd When
Wl When
dividend.
to
unlisted trading
privUefefc
delivered.
Issued.
x
Ex-dlvidend.
y
Ex-rights,
x
Ex-stock
dividend.
„
^
Number 5603
185
Volume
-*•
The Commercial
...
•;
and Financial Chronicle
■
•
v
,
•
(183)
••
43
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for
Friday,
January
II
,4.'
•«.
The
following bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National Association of
Securities Dealers, Inc. and other selected sources.
Thev do
represent actual transactions.
They are intended as a guide to the range w ithin which these securities could have been sold
(indicated by the "bid")
not
bought (indicated by the
or
asked
)
at the time, of compilation.
Origin of any quotation furnished
which have a wide national distribution.
,
Par
Industrials and Utilities
Par
Corp
Aerovox
Engineer
Inc
Products
Co__l
American Box Board Co
preferred
36%
Gulf
-___10c
8
35=a
Gustia-Bacon Mfg Co new..2.50
30
31%
31
Co
Arkansas
Western Gas
22%
Oil
Hagan Corp
24%
Haile Mines Inc
26 %
Hanna (M At
24 %
Class
B
21%
20%
ss
_25c
—
Ml'g Corp
Co
4
class
A
48%
Class
25%
Hugoton Production Co
23%
25%
Hycon
18
7%
Bates
Oil
34
;
Co
Circuit
l
26%
38 %
41 74
18
Bell
Beneficial Corp
"
7%
78
81=4
3
International
Textbook
13%
Interstate
1
9 Vb
9%
Berkshire Hathaway Inc
9%
—5
41
Ma
14%
Securities
Diver
V
.15%
A
Iowa
Southern
24%.
Black, Sivalls & Biyson Inc com 1
Bowser
Inc $1.20
preferred—25
26 Ve
13%
Jack
Sharpe Mfg Co.—10
26'2
28%
Mfg
Buckeye
Steel
Bullock's
Burny
1
Castings
34 V4
41%
44%
Kaiser
13'/a
14%
Co__20
30%
32%
Co..25
7 39 %
42
19%
21
1
■,
Southeastern
$1.46
Oregon Powder
California Water
Calif
Service
Telephone Co 12 74
&
Wat
Petrol
Delhi
Canadian
Canadian Superior Oil of
Cedar Point Field
36
1
Ceco Steel Products Corp..
1
5
574
Koehring
Co
33'A
L-O-F
Central
Indiana
13
14
Landers Frary &
Central
Louisiana Electric Co—5
33%
36%
Lau
Central
Maine
22%
23%
Co—1
18 7'b
19 »/4
25 V4
2-774
Western
—5
33
36%
Western
—25
45 74
491/4
Gas
Co—_._—5
Power
Co —10
Blower
20 %
22
*
29%
32
Central Telephone Co ———10
Central Vt Pub Serv Corp——6
19%
21%
Lithium
16%
17%
Lone
5%
6=8
Central Public
Central
Utility Corp——6'
Soya Co
Chattanooga
:
—
Co
7%
20=8
491/4
Stanley
22'A
24
Statler
38
40%
Tele
Co_
Mfg
Strong Cobb
8=
Stanley
4
3%
4
22'A
Struthers
.
Greene
Suntide
A)
13
.13%
13
13%
Class
B
Colonial
Co
common
Inc"
Stores
America.—__1
Manning,
28%
81%
Maremont
21 = 4
Marlin-Rockwell
coin.-g
19%
20=8
Marmou
32
34%
Prods
Automo
42 V2
45%
45%
49
27%
29%
13
14
Inc..1
.v
18='4
19 %
_.l
14 =
16
4
34 %
McDermott
51%
54%
(J
& Co Inc.l
Ray)
McLean
Industries
1c
8%
McLean
Trucking Co cl A com.l
10 = 8
11%
2%
39 Va
42%
^.5
28
30%
16%
McLouth
54%
Meredith
61
•
*
Steel Corp
Publishing Co..
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
a'*
,5
21
7'%
9=
27
8
227i
'
4
14%
.3
28
29%
Dentists' Supply Co of N Y__2 74
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp 5
Detroit Harvester Co
1
16
17 %.
14%
16
17%-
18%
1
17%
19
1
12%
Miehle
6 %
13%
14 = 8
Common
Ltd
5=
—1
vjtg
Ptg Press & Mfg Co
Class
Delhi-Taylor
Delta
Oil
Corp.
1
Lines Inc—.
Air
Detroit Internat, Bridge Co.i
Di-Roc Chemical Arts Inc...
Disney
(Walt)
Doeskin
R)
(R
8c
DuMont Broadcasting
Dun
&
Dunham
Bush
Inc
SI
El
Co
Gas
* Texas
State
Oil
Boston
Fluor
Mineral
17
16
9%
Clas9
V
12
New
36%
43%
46=a
3T/a
36=4
——50c
Elec
Assoc—8
Thermador Cor{> .1—50c
Noitex
Oil
North
Gas
&
17
187 b
-.
n%
,
19 Vs
13%
14%
18
Penn Gas Co
_AL
—_—;—5
10=4
97 a
Corp—____1
Coal
American
North
18%
187 b
Shops of Del—1
&
Gas
17
17
18 =
20%
4
12%
13 =
64
68
38 7
4
1
9 %
9%
23%
Northwest
Co*t._*
Corp ___1
36%
22%
7*8
8'A
10
10 = 4
Northwestera Pub Serv Co—___3
15%
167 a
—
———
:
1
__10
2 >4
52
r
Northeastern Water Co $4
North
Indiana
Pub
pfd_*
Serv
Production
a
17%
18%
Old
•
17%
18"b
19 %
21
Opelika Manufacturing Corp __5
14%
15%
44%
48%
Oswego Falls
*
18-8
19 = 4
Otter Tail Power Co
Garlock Packing Co
Coal
36=4
Pac
25%
Pacific Power & Light Co
40%
Pan
American
21%
General Crude Oil Co..
274
G«nl Tele Co of the Southwest
38
41%
Pickering
Pigeon
dement
Co..
Plcmb
Tool
20%
Great Western Financial Corp.l
Green (A P) Fire Brick Co—.5
33
34
36=8
Plymouth
25%
.»
21%
30%
1
Gfddings & Lewis Mach Tool Co_2
City
Bk
271.4
Polaroid
to
7=
8
8
47%
S
Bid
Indus——
1
15V4
296
L'x
Utility
Bk
list
of
Co
•
-
12
3
-
Manufacturers Tr Co
__5
25%
27%
Meadow
Cleve—16
37'A
40 Vb
41
43=4
Mellon Natl
51 %
54
Mercantile Tr Co
47%
50%
Merchants
Phila.10
Y)__10
(N
Trust
Co.
Bank
&
Continental
111
<£ inquiries are
Bank
2
1
Co
N
Federal
73 %
77%
38%
40
2
2400
&
Member-,: -V. Y. Security Dealers Association
74
7b
Trust r
ing Co
92%
Trinity Place, New
York 6, N. Y.
Co
of
& Co
31%
Peoples
29%
.5
of
Detroit
40
(NY >_lo
Va
261/2
20
86
10
6
Trust
Co
(Pghi
Co
Fidelity Un Tr Co (New N Ji.li)
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)„.10
First Bk Stk Corp (Minn)
_10
York
Trust
Va
43%
60%
03%
61%
65
58
(N
62
43%
46%
50
54V2
37
407 b
Y)
25
69
72
(Chicago)
100
405
438
Natl
Bk
Phila
Pilgrim
N
8c
Tr
National
J)
Bank
Trust Co
Provident
V2
72%
Republic
66
117 = 4
21
24 V8
Co
(Phila)__10
57%
61
(Dallas)_12
55
58%
62V4
31'/2
34%
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C
Ex
lour-for-one
split—
34
36%
Rockland-Atlas
Natl
Bank
tl30
oj
Boston
.10
Rye
3974
72
75%
23
257-8
Royal State
325
36
10
Royal Bank of Canada
71%
312
r
Bk of New York—5
21%
681/2
Chicago—100
17'A
114
10
Bank
Trust
Natl
19%
J) A.L
56%
20
(Boston)
6'A
N
15%
90%
8'A
53%
5
First Natl Bank of Boston..12%
of
63
372
16
(Boston)_100
Co
Co
Tr
First
28%
First Camden Natl Bk & Tr
Bk
v.
Bank¬
25
Eng Trust Co
44
49
Fidelity-Phila
Natl
40
2274
A112
10
(Cleve)
Essex
J)
(Hackensack
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk & Tr Co.lO
First
60
357
Co
(Pgh)
20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
192
183
—10
(Camden
107 Va
,
<N Y)__100
Bank
&
(N
Northern
J)
Co
20 %
5
Natl Bk of Boston.10
New
(Newark
Federation Bk & Tr Co
Bank (N Y)____2
National
First
Natl
Bank
10
33
Natl
Bk
(Jefsey City)..25
52
55%
St
First
Natl
Bk
of
Security First Natl Bank
First
Natl
9
9%
79
83=A
35%
First
&
Dallas
of
St
Louis
20
61
64%
City Bank (N Yi__20
Pennsylvania Banking
First
69%
72
(Phlla)—__*._lo
43=4
Trust Co
of
Rochelle
New
Franklin
46%
34
3 6 =/4
5
—
Glrard Trust Corn
Exch
28
Harris
Tr
&
of
Sav
New
Bk
16'a
Irving
Trust
Bk
48%
51%
33 =A
36%
10
48
52%
41%
44%.
10
Albany
Bk
Tr
&
&
Tr
20 74
22
45
4874
.*'2
Co
88
91 Va
Trust
Co
10
43%
4
Trust
Co
445
67a
Y)
(N
Tr
&
Co
!
(Phila)
70%
Co
Bk
Tradesmens
67%
New
of
No
of
Jersey
Amer
2%
(N
Y)__5
1074
11%
27
29%
484
10
(N Y)
3 2'A
34%
Union
Bk
(Cleve)—10
44'A
47'A
10
354/a
38%
Union
Tr
44 5
United
Maryland
10
(N Y)_.20
41%
16%
18
69'/4
72%
34'/8
36
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz).5
291/2
32
Bid
Ask
Co1 tPhila) ...5
(N Y)
Co
(Los
(NY)
tChit..100
Bk <fe Tr Co
Natl
Trust
York
20
20
of
Natl
Sterling
20
Trust Co (N Y>
Bank
Co
25
Bank
15
:
Trust
30%
Bk
(Philadelphia) ■;
Union
Angeles)
;
—12%
Natl Bk of Hunting¬
ton
(N Y)
5
State
10
Y)_
N
Louis
Security
Ifatl Bk (Franklin
Square
10
of
Co
States
Com
of
Tr Co
8
13 Vb
3=4
Insurance
Pur
Aetna
Casualty
Insurance
&
Surety.—.10
Co
10
*—.—:
Assurance
Home
Amer Ins Co
66%
127
7074
Beneficial
Boston
For
Life
Stsnd
—
Ins
Life
Insurance Co
footnotes
see
26
27%
10
2
92
71
77%
10
5
260
122
5
81
59
Life Ins
30
32'A
Connecticut
34
37%
Continental
Assurance
26%
29'A
Continental
Casualty €0
27
29%
Crum & Forster Inc
37
25%
271/2
98
40 7b
General
Life
Co
Eagle Fire
Ins Co (N J)
31/2
Employees
Group
__5
26 %
29%
Employers
Reinsurance
18=4
2C%
10
1-25
•
Corp—5
Federal
D C.»—1
Co
Bankers & Shippers
Natl
Natl
Columbian
3
10
(N
J)_10
Ins
Clo—1
5
Assoc
-4
49
53
25'2
27%
Deposit of M"d
Fire Assn of Philadelphia
Fireman's Fund (S F)
I6V2
17%
Firemen's
32%
34%
Franklin Life
Fidelity
Bankers
(N J)„5
Ins Assn
Fire
Colonial Life Ins of Amer
10
5
Cq-5
192
Camden
6.25
(Wash
American Re-insurance__
Surety
121
Companies
Ask
183
(Newark N J;—2%
Mercury
Bid
.10
Fidelity & Casualty.5
conv preferred
5
$1.25
376
47V4
Bank
(St Louis>^_25
New
*
Industrial
US'/a
1
38 %
44%
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston_12%
Natl St Bk of New (N J)__12%
32%
Agricultural Insurance Co
American Equitable Assur
NY
27%
35 %
Bk & Tr Co (Pgh) 25
Bank
89
(N Y>„„__50
Industrial Bk of Com
111%
CO.
25%
10
Y)—
City
x30
5%
Securities.
Tr
(W-hite
Y)—_
Fidelity Trust
Ask
115
(N Y)__10
Natl
(N
Newark
10
Co
Trust
Bid
108
10
(J P)
.33Va
Empire Trust Co
N
J.25
N
Bk &
Estate
Brook
Freeport
Natl
Trust Co
&
Hartford
4%
invited
SINGER
17%
(Phila)
National
Co_12%
&
Liberty Real
National
N J)
Trust
County
American
TROSTER,
161/4
67%
306
62
of
Tr
Bank
Va
571/2
(Chicago)
(Paterson
Amer
Your orders
37%
50c
Long Island Trust Co (N Y)
&
Yl„_25
Connecticut
Co
63
290
50
Commercial
County
67'A
Morgan
.
Bank
changed
r.
Counter
11%
35V4
20
46%
31%
out of every three of the
the
98%
10 V*
1
Co
43 'A
(N
27%
297b
Stocks quoted in the above
Over
lfl'/a
10
Y)
N
10
(Chicago)
dividend
25
State
Co
American
National
28%
Par
Trust
County
(Brooklyn
Co
American
&
26%
157 b
311
Tr
&
stk
25(/o
Commercial
Trust
39=4
57%
Ji
of
Aetna Life
Industrial
35%
Companies
64%
Bk of
Aetna
We make Markets in two
18
32
5
16
(Phila)
32%
'
Corp..—.3%
(Wash).l
Corp
16%
10
(Rudolph) Co
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
Zapata Off-Shore Co
Kings
3 7 Va
Pendleton Tool Industries
Rubber
14
14%
Co
Ask
A
—100
50
25%
(name
43 Va
1378
10c
Light
7 Vb
Cleveland Trust Co
Hanover
30%
Co
&
6%
(St
(N
Exch
Corn
Natl
b uaranty
6%
Lumber
41
2'/a
1
(N Y)
Co
Natl
Centl-Penn
29 Vb
—70c
Natural Gas
Pow
34%
1
Wurlitzer
Chase Manhattan Bk (N Y)_12Va
29 %
Hole Park Inc
Pioneer
—20
preferred
Wisconsin
32%
1
Co Inc
&
26V4
Cos
Wood Conversion Co
&
T
Bank
Bank
Natl
27 %
Sulphur Co
Tool
18'/a
33 Vb
5
874
6'A
Co
Natl
Trust
27'A
*
38%
20
:
Camden
...5
:
Pipeline Corp—1
Northwest
42%
17
10
C»_
15
Inc
N
Broad St Trust Co
—5
C^i;p
34
5
Co
;
Brewing Co
Pendleton
Controls
Corp
24
1
10
Williams
Trade
Ben
391%
Oo
Gas
Eagle Oil
Whiting Corp
55%
..
Massachusetts
Natural
9 7b
First Westchester Natl Bank
Mach Corp_2
Co—
1
—
Portland
28
37%
General Amer Oil Co of Texas..5
Giant
9%
9
26%
351A
Gas Service Co
5%%
Corp A com_50c
common
Shirt
Eng
Norris
12%
3412
B
National
10%
Pabst
General
297b
*
Co-
Corp
Co
1
2%
& Oil Corp —L5
Homes
Co
Corp Ltd
Foote
Co
Aluminate Corp
National
Gas
Foote Bros Gear &
Frito
27 Va
—774
Fairmont Foods
Fanner Mfg Co
First
8'A
.
National
)_*.*
111 la
Mountain Fuel Supply Co _—lo
National
..50c
21%
20 'A
Cd_"5
________1
Line
Co
Chemical
Montrose
12%
'
Co.
Pipe
Utilities
12
Co...1
Emhart Mfg Co
Empire
16
29%
Utilities. Associates..10
Paso Electric
19%
14%
-2'.
-
Eastern Industries -Inc
Eastern
17%
27
America
—----—2
Nat
.5
Valley Barge Line Co....1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
5
27=4"
7%
J
28=«
Missouri
16
1
5
Telephone Co
20
Plains
21%
26%
Missouri-Kansas
8c
18%
York
New
Trust
28%
201/8
1
—
Corp of
preference k
East Tennessee
Corp.:
—
Inc..——.^2
Miss
6%
„
26
Co..5
Inc:
Bradstreet
Dynamics
-
5%
Sons
common
Laboratories
Minneapolis Gas Co
Mississippi Skipping
24%,
22%
Productions._2 '/a
Products. The"
Dohnelley
A
—1
Miles
Lt
7%
Louts)
Chem
__1
Corp
of
Boatmen's
Central
32%
15%
5%
43% '
.16
Herrlngton Co Inc
50%
vtg—1
com
41
8
7%
Inc.—.5
14 %
2.1
19%*
'Copeland Refrigeration Corp—1
12
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co.50c
9'A
,8%
Co.*/
Continental Transp Lines Inc.-1
,30 = 4
Maxwell & Moore
19%
Commonwealth Oil Ref Co Inc_2c
43%
28%
1
Inc
34%
r._l
1%
& Co.
77%
14%
Manufacturing Co
17%
Francisco)
Bankers
12%
27'7
31
Bank
1
26
25
41
America
of
(San
.*
—
Mallory
1
'Connecticut Light; & Power
f
Madison Gas & Electric Co
5
Cummins Engine Co
Cutter Laboratories
:
__
10 Va
Colorado Milling" 8c
Elev Co
4%
34%
...
Colorado Interstate Gas Co
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp
$1.25 conv preferred
7%
4
571/4
Lucky Stores Inc
Lut&ow Ml'g 8c Sales Co*:
(P R)
51%
Inc
Services
Jet
14
1
Par
Bank
6%
32 %
27%'
251
.—*274
1
53%
a
9%
-
55 %
48%
10
21
1
25 %
——1
coai._^.„ 1
-I
A
52
•
lc
16%
19
cl B..5
com
Macmillan Co
Clinton Machine Co
24 'A
31%
Co
Corp.il
Gas
Co
Corp
5
74
Bank & Trust
151/8
.23
—
45%
5%
8
-274
Corp
Propane
Refining
(O
1
1
8c Co Inc
Wells Corp
(S D)
Western
Delaware Corp
Hotels
24V8
5
....
Co
42'%
1
5
26%
10c
of
Steel
1
cl A—337;ic
Common class B
Collins* Radio
Corp
Star
15
Co
36%
Co..
.
13%
25
Wasmngton Natural Gas Co
Inc
non-voting
Works _.—*
Sutton
,.5
Products
Home
Common
%
25
Clark
Co
___^33 Vac
Gas
Citizens Util Co com
i
__
Fibers
Glass
12%
23%
White
E)
46
33%
Le Cuno Oil Corp
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) 8c Co Inc
Warren
17%
31%
9'/a
-~10
Co—3
._
16%
10
8 74
48
5
50c
.
Staley
19'/a
lo
_.
3'/a
Co
1
44%
Inc
America
Brothers
12%
39'A
Co
Warren
11%
16
Gas
28%
Welex
Kendall
Gas
4174
26%
West Point
stubnitz
&
391/4
1
3874
Suburban
8c
Co.-25
Wagner Electric Corp
Warner & Swasey Co
34%
11%
Elec
18%
Mills
of
35 Va
34%
111
14%
17%
Fair
Corp
32%
37%^
Electric
137a
Vitro
-2 74
11
Central
__5
Vanity
.2%
32 Va
Cem
Valley Mould & Iron Corp
1,
Co
Carbon
34%
Portland
14%
Sprague Electric Co
50c
Keystone
2Va
11%
__3
Kentucky Utilities Co
Utah Southern Oil Co
Southwestern
Kearney & Trecker Corp
Kellogg Co
k
38%
.
30 Vb
30%
*
Co
21%
27%
11%
Producing
20%
28%
23 7«
•
Co
16 'A
10
9
17'A
(A
19V2
32
121/2
14%
Co
States
Corp__l
Universal Match Corp
Upper Peninsular Power Co
10%
Co
Tele
Gas
15
2374
13%
—5
Power
Eng
Gas
1
.
Central
•
Union
City Public Serv Co.—1
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas.5
5%
Trust ctl's
New
Southern
17
.
10%,
1
common
26%
.
Co.-10C
Co..-10c
Water Co
Southern
19
.24%
10
Serv
—
22 %
15
Chemical
&
States
Southwest
Kansas
/
15%.
21=41
Devel
Pub"
Colorado
10 '/a
9%
17%
Calif.l
Co
Paper
Carpenter
.
•'
Ltd_:.10c
Oil &
l
Corp
preferred
1
Co—-774
Power
Calif
]
Steel
Borax
S
United Utilities Inc
Southern
Co
U
8 74
18%
30
50%
Southern Nevada Power Co..
Co
Gas
Pipe Line Corp_50c
Tucson Gas Elec Lt & Pwr Co_5
93%
South
v
Trans
30%
19 Vb \
14'A
70
7%
471/4
?1 %
31%
1
9%
28'A
17%
41%
>'
30%
9
1
21%
13%
16%
28 'A
1
Towmotor Corp
1
38%
66
72
Inc.l
6074
29%
Inc
8
68%
*
Corp
Industries
71/2
1
Tokheim
Topp
874
1
Sugar Corp
57 74
l
Co
United States Truck Lines
Smith, Kline & French Lab 33 7ac
5
Gas
United
2
.
21%
Co
Nat
Time Inc
19%
_
Corp
Southern
States
7%
65
41%
Co
27%
14",4
'7%
39
Pacific
Shore
60%
&;
D)
25'4
1
1
Corp
Corp
18'A
—2
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment CO.10
California
(G
1
Corp
7'A
]
Gasoline
King
23%
22
__1
Inc___—_____—5
10%
Jessop Steei Co
L
_
14 7 b
Plywood
-System
Skil
,
37
———10
Inc
Corp
7%
6%
Co—*
Co——___•
Brunner
12 74
Telephone Corp— .10
Manufacturing Co...2%
Seismograph Service Corp...
Heintz Inc..___j
Jervis Corp
73%
1974
Speer
'
69
Sierra
5
Pow
Jefievsoiv Electric
"
III
Natural
21%
20%
Corp_5
Pipeline Co.l
Tracerlab Inc
56
5174
...
49%
Ryaer
27%
16%
&
10 74
1814
Roddis
Inc
Utilities
23.Vt
Brown
201/8
9%
*
38%
Service Co..—5
Black Kills Power & Light Co^-1
&
;
18%
.z5c
77V4
common
Iowa Public
Inc.. 3%
271%
26
Transmission
Nat> Gas
Thermo
Three
15 74
21%
9%
Co
Services
Iowa Electric Lt &
45%
1/
Corp
Class
10%
*
Mills
74
20
12 = 8
Beryllium Corp
Bingham-Hcrbrand
20
35 %
Interstate Motor Freight Sys
Investors
14
—3
73 'A
Co..*
20%
_——__
12 7a
Rice
5 Vb
46 %
3%
Interstate Bakeries Corp
19 %
—•—HO
Co
Gossett
&
7%
8
6%
1
111
Texas Industries Inc..
20-a
__
Co__10
Optical
Gas
Texas
42
32%
■'
Corp_7
Texas
4%
30%
Transmis
Eastern
15 74
39
974
5
Co
18
.5
Indian Head Mills Inc
__i__——}0
1
35 '/b
8%
Transmis
22%
;_l
Ideal Cement Co
16%
——_——
^
Texas
Gas
1474
lg
-i—.10
Co
Lomb
&
8%
Rochester
28 7a
1
Breaker—.
Tennessee
Rockwell
10
____
...
40 Va
Ask
32%
1
Corp
Texas
Robbins & Myers Inc
Robertson (H H) Co
32%
Tekoil
17
—2
Roadway Express class A,
Searle
ITE
i'36%
Mfg
Co.^u...1
Co
Mfg
Bausch
River Brand
8%
*
31
Indiana Gas & Water Co
Bareco
5
127
24%
Bid
1
Inc
21
__1
of America
Richardson Co
Va
Tampax
a 74
5
—
*
P*r
36'/a
37 74
Mexico. —5
Republic Natural Gas Co
19%.
..
common
Hamp__
New
Riley Stoker Corp
Pulp & Paper Coi'p
A
New
of
Rare Metals Corp
125 :
...2%
Hudson
of
Co
Alegre Sugar Corp
Ask
33%
23-
1-Oc
Co
Serv
Punta
39%
118
..5
24%
5
4%
10%
118
10
j.
—
14%
13%
..5 ;;
8
36%
Co class A com.10
common
Haskelite
hooyer
i
;
22%
Co..5
Co
Inc
Gas
&
Corp
24%
Construction Co____10
Products
Avon
Aztec
51%
Sulphur
4=
10%
33 %
48'A
Coast
Properties Inc
Pub
8%
33%
Gulf
Bid
.19
Pub 'Serv
11%
34
_——
Missouri- Power
10 %
.♦
•
45%
Arkansas
Art Metal
_]
Inc..20c
--4
Service
Public
Arizona
Inc
Leaseholds
Gulf Interstate Gas Co
common;....!
Co
Farms
Industries
Producing
16%
27%
Amphenol Electronics Corp—1
Partic
Gruen
15%
37%
Amer Hospital Supply Corp_^..4
American-Marietta Co
2
American Pipe & Const Co....1
Amer Research A:
Develop
1
American Window Glass Co_12v4
Arden
341/8
Corp.—5
Ask
25%
10
Anheuser-Busch Inc
Green Mountain Power
Bid
Coke Co
&
Portland General Electric Co. 7%
Potash Co of America
—.5
34-%
1
American Express.Co
Par
5=4
<
22
——1
Co—„,_5
_
Line
Barge
American
Ask
5V«
_1
Aetna-Standard
Air
Bid
Portland Gas
The "National" list is composed of securities
request.
on
proceeding page.
&
of Newark
128
847 a
62%
4%
4 =A
62
26 Va
34Va
66%
2.50
82
43%
51V4
7.50
36%
—4
91 Va
10
10
273
28%
37
86%
46%
54%
39
9574
The Commercial and
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
NATIONAL LIST OF
11
Quotations for Friday, January
Ask
10
5
Globe & Republic
—-5
Great American —
5
Gulf Life (Jacksonville Fla »_2 %
Hanover Fire
—
10
46
49%
New
34%
37 <4
New
19
21
North
Hartford Fire Insurance Co—10
137
General Reinsurance Corp
Falls
Glens
common..
new
River
34
3618
Northeastern
32 %
34 Va
Northern
40
—
43
41%
26
28%
34%
36%
9%
8 VB
Northwestern National Life
69 Vs
3.05s
100
100.3
100
100.3
2%s June
100
99.30
100.1
99.30
1957—
15,
Jan.
99.30
64
•
100.1
15,
1957
1957
3.80s
107
103
10
10
Mar.
Mar
15,
1957
100
100.3
1957
1957
100
100.3
3%s Feb.
51%
48
15.
3% April
15,
—.
Land
Federal
Ask
Loan Banks—
federal Home
%
Pacific
Fire
5
4314
45%
Pacific
Indemnity Co
10
55
59
3.20s
May
15,
North Amer—5
Jefferson Standard Life Ins—
(Greensboro N C)
10
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y_Jfl-0
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va}_5
Life Companies
Inc—
—1
Life Insurance Co of Va
20
Lincoln National Life
10
9312
98
Peerless Insurance Co
5
20 %
22'A
3%s
June
17,
10
77 Va
81%
3%s July
10
2
21%
23
3%s May
13
14%
3% s
49
54%
Home
—-—
Insurance Co
of
Casualty
Maryland
79
—10
Steamboller
Hartford
Massachusetts
Phoenix
128
Life. Ins
National
%
34%
32(4
34%
50
54Va
11V,
12 Va
31%
29 Va
—5
Fire
89
—:—io
National Union. Fire
—5
Nationwide Corp class A
5
New Amsterdam Casualty
2
95
,
38 Va
41 Va
17
18%
44
—
(N Y)
Corp
Reinsurance
Republic Insurance (Texas)—10
Paul Fire & Marine
6.25
10
St
45 Va
4814
48%
66
10
47
25c
Fund
Affiliated
Business
American
1.78
6.37
5.88
1
3.82
Mutual Fund
Fund Trust
8.36
9.14
1.72
1.57
Development
Atomic
—1
16.02
17.47
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc„5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
5.67
8.13
3.74
6.16
Fund
Mutual
Inc—
x25 Va
(The)
Keystone
28%
Bid
Fund_l
Ask
6.48
Inc—
25.38
24.08
26.2d
17.13
18.69
1
10.26
11.2C
1
Bonds)-
(Discount
B-4
4.09
K-2
11.05
24.31
8.82
9.63
Bonds)
(Investment
K-l
(Income Pfd Stocks)
12.58
Ltd
16.00
Stocks)—1
11.71
(Speculative Com Stk)„1
(Low Priced Com Stks)_l
14.43
9.99
l%s April
l%s
IV2S
2%s
100.5
lVbs
IV'as
2s
Aug.
100
lV'aS
99.24
1 Vbs
99.14
99.16
1 %s
Oct.
1957
99.24
99;26
l%s
Aoril
1957
1,
15,
Bid
Notes—(Cont.)Oct. 1, 1957
April 1, 1958June 15, 1958
Oct. 1, 1958:
Fdb. 15, 1959April 1,
1959
Oct. 1, 1959—
April 1,
1960.
99.16
99.10
99.12
1%S
Oct.
1057_
15
2%s Aug.
99.30
1957
1957
1.
May
97.1
95.28
95
94
94.8
93.4
93.12
1961
1.
95.20
92.8
02.16
91.12
91.20
1961
11.69
12.64
1
6.19
6.78
3.50 %
5-
1-56
2-
1-57
99.31
100.1
3.75 %
10-
1-56
7-
1-57
99.31
100.3
7.75
25c
11.55
12.62
3.55%
6-
1-56
3-
1-57
99.30
100.1
3.75%
11-
1-56
8-
1-57
99.31
100.3
14%
15%
3.40%
7-
2-56
4-
100
3.75?,*
12-
3-56
9-
3-57
99.31
100.2
3.20%
8-
1-56
0-
3.875%
1-
2-57
10-
1-57
99.31
100.1
3.625%
9-
4.-56
Fund—
14.26
Lexington Trust Fund
Life Insurance Investors Inc—1
^
14.40
21.51
Stk
Insurance
Life
5.37
Fund Inc~l
5.86
Fund—*
a42.40
lo
5.18
2.48
Dated
Due
4.41
Bid
1-57
99.28
1-57
99.25
3-57
99.30
Ask
99.29
Dated
Rate
Due
Bid
-
Ask
:2.74
4.00
Rate
5.7C
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
General Industries shares—lc
Loomis
Sayles
Mutual
8.17
5.o3
22.00
16 00
€.06
23.78
100.1
17.31
Managed Funds—
Automobile
shares
10.21
9.11
12.70
13,600
Metal
shares
lc
3.77
Paper
shares
lc
4.15
4.57
lc
3.36
3.70
11.08
9.90
Petroleum
shares
Special Investment shares—lc
2.91
lc
3.22
3.55
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc__10c
7.19
7.88
11.53
12.46
13.80
shares
1
Massachusetts
Mass' Investors
6.70
7.33
1
1
15.05
65
15.20
1
10.99
12.82
9.10
1
Co Inc
Investing
Vegh
Vegh Mutual Fund
Delaware Fund
Inc
Diversified Growth Stk
Fund—1
Fund—1
Investment
Diversified
Shares
Dividend
16.31
—-2.50
25c
——
18%
Fund Inc
-.70
1
Fund Inc,.
Massachusetts
Shares
Trust
9.97
18.45
2.96
10.20
Howard—
St
Balanced
Fund
23.27
}
—
Electronics
\
^
Corp—1
-10
Investment
Fund Inc—
Equity Fund Inc
Energy
Federated Fund
22.18
4.«o
>60.09
7.04
20c
of New Eng—1
14.o8
Fund Inc—5
Industrial Fund Inc_l
Mutual Fund
•
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common stock series
-lc
Preferred stock series
lc
Fundamental Investors Inc—2
3.98
7.8 <
Financial
Founders
„
10.29
6.84
14.97
l2.bo
Industries Fund Inc
1
General Capital Corp--——1
General Investors Trust
1
Gas
Group Securities—
Automobile shares
-1®
J®
Aviation shares
i"oa
6.29
8.b»
—lc
Building shares-——-
Capital Growth Fund
lc
Chemical shares— -———lc
Common (The) Stock Fund-lo
Electronics
Electrical
Equipment shares
lc
11.«»
11-62
6.98
5.80
8. <2
8.06
lc
administered shares—lc
General bond shares—
lc
shares
Fully
10.56
Coru
l
Rid
Dollar Vain#
Ask
Bid
3.46
9.88
99.985
February
17,
1957-
99.975
99.977
March
99.918
99.924
March
99.861
99.870
March
99.803
99.817
March
22,
1957
99.423
1957
99.742
99.755
March
28,
1957
99.375
99.392
1957
99.729
99.740
99.324
99.342
1957
99.681
99.692
April 4. 1957
April 11, 1957
99.261
99.270
January 24, 1957
January 31, 1957
February 7, 1957
February 14,
February 15,
February 21,
6.45
7.05
_1
4.81
5.26
1
8.40
9.18
1
6.17
6.74
1
1
9.24
10.10
Stock Series
_l
6.56
7.17
Series
Stock
Series
Series
Stock
Series
Growth
Englarid
Fund
Chemistry
Electronics
20.C8
l
York Capital Fund
Canada Ltd
Nucleonics
.
B
.7.05
18.01
Shares
Over-The-Counter
1
16.36
13,\38
Peoples
32
21.71
1
9.31
Securities
Street
Pioneer
11.21
(T
14.77
*
18.31
19.97
1
21.95
22.17
14.25
15.49
Inc.
Inc
Inc
Rowe)
13.48
2.50
Fund
Fund
Fund
Growth
Stock
Fund Inc—__
Puritan
Fund
Inc
(Geo)
Fund
13.52
Scudder Fund
9.51
Scudder,
Stevens
Common
6.64
7.18
1
12.47
13.55
1
Funds
of Canada
11.61
1957—
47
Bid
Stock
Bonds—(Cont.)
a23.67
8.95
9.68
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Smith (Edson B> Fund
1
11.36
12.28
14.02
15.36
9.56
Southwestern Investors Inc
1
12.18
13.31
8.83
Sovereign
1
12.65
96
Peabody
99%
Pub
Commercial
Credit
Dallas Power
Ferro
&
Corp 3%s
Pow
&
4%s_—_ 1974
Light 4%s. 1983
.1975
—
Light
4%s_ 198G
.1976
.1975
Tel
States
of
Calif
Utilities
4%s. 1986
4%s_. .1986
95
99
103 V4
88
102%
86 V 4
103 Va
90
103%
87%
New
England Telep
39.25
Coal
Seiv
Southern
101
101%
103%
104 %
.1970
101
104
4%sJ
.1987
100 V2
100%
International Bank 4%>s„
.1977
100%
.1968
168
Standard
Textron
Oil
Investors
8.48
8.84
State Street Investment Corp__•
Stein Roe St Farnham Fund
1
—lc
10.26
9.33
11.24
Sterling Investment Fund Inc_l
11.38
12.18
2.61
6.28
13.34
Television-Electronics Fund
11.88
Railroad
lc
lc
shares——_lc
Underwood
2.88
Templeton Growth Fd of Can—1
6.98
Texas
lc
shares
16.49
20.79
Fund
Inc
4.09
4.50
1
8.25
Accumulated
United
1
Continental Fund
Fund
11.40
12.39
8.71
9.54
1
8.54
9.33
15.57
16.04
United Income Fund Shares_l
10.16
1
16 72
17.23
United
4
10.94
11.96
&24.91
1
16.50
17.93
__l
l
15.47
16.72
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
2.50
2.73
1
6.24
Fund
Inc
United
Funds
Canada
Ltd
Value Line Fund Inc
1
10.89
11.90
Value
Line
Income
Incorporated Income Fund—1
Incorporated Investors
1
8.87
9.69
Value
Line
Special, Situations
9.97
10.78
Fund
of
Boston
Inc
Van
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Institutional
Bank
Fund
Fund
lo
10.95
11.98
lc
10.93
11.28
12.33
7.21
7.80
Strum
Fund
Foundation Fund
Institutional
Growth
Institutional
Income
Fund.lc
Inc
Institutional
Insur
Wall
Long
4 Vis
Island
Lighting
(M)
101%
Washington
6.51
2.78
3.04
11.36
12.38
1
7.24
7.91
Mutual
lc
11.83
12.95
lc
5.02
5.48
_i
9.39
10.26
Whitehall
Fund
Inc
1
10.51
11.49
Wisconsin
Fund
Inc..
Boston
Investors
Corp
Fund
Inc
1
8.92
9.75
1
Wellington Fund
102%
81 Va
1971
114%
5%s
13.01
14.16
1
11.62
12.56
1
5.I8
5.60
83
81%
116
Michigan Bell Tele 4%s,
1991
103 %
103%
Arizona Pub Serv 4.80fc
Central
Mueller Brass 3%s
.1975
92
96
.1976
112
115
Texas
Illinois
4.64
National
Can
5s
Net
asset
k Admitted
Stock
•
92
pfd—50
preferred
Pow
&
k
d
Lt
value.
x
to listing on the New
4.76%
Tuh
Ex-rights
t New
York
Exchange.
stock,
Ex-dividend
wi When
issued
^ Ex-stock
dividend.
Your
RED
CROSS
must carry on I
54%
55%
Light—
100
99
100%
pfd_100
99
100
OVER-THE-COUNTER1*ISSUES
•No par value
tEx-100% stock dividend
tEx-'-for-i split.
a
116
i
82%
4%s. .1986
& Sons—
4%S
5s-
Stocks-
101%
.1931
Lowenstein
Stock
:
Street Investing
Fund
of
5.96
1
Towne
St
1
10c
Intl Resources Fund Inc
Investment Co of America
Investment Trust
Inc
11.95
Fuod.lc
Fund
Inc
102 V4
90
6.82
Haydock Fund Ire
98%
4%s_. 1982
113
11.04
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
Science Fund
97 Va
.1976
9.02
lc
84
3%s__. .1981
.1970
United Funds Inc—
United
99 s,
100
.1971
Corp
Match
12.04
Growth Industry Shares Inc.—1
Utilities
1983
Universal
11.49
19.00
lc
shares
1
102 Vb
|
82%
U S Industries 4VaS.
10.22
lo
stock
shares
Tobacco
«•
102 Va
102
1967
170
Hilton Hotels
23%
lc
101%
4%s. 1986
5s
12.95
21%
shares
shares
Petroleum shares—
Railroad Bond shares
Merchandising
Mining
1976
Gas
(Ohiot
Amer
a29.G9
Shares-
103
100%
Kerr-McGee
103 V4
102' '2
Calif Gas
126
4%s
St
Ask
102;%
1986
5V4S
Elec
41.75
Amer
15.31
16.76
09.438
4%s—. 1986
Sheraton Co of Am 4%s
Southern Bell Tel 4s
13.85
6.36
99.*54
Rid
Ohio Power 4V4s-
FOOTNOTES FOR
a35.72
Clark—
Fund
Ask
8012
Clark
St
&
—1
Selected
7.65
99.517
99.435
49%
Ine— 1
1.25
12.73
99.500
1957
12.62
_•
Stevens
30.52
1
Nuclear
Fund Inc_
Scudder,
30.21
1
&
6.90
14,
21,
79 Va
Gulf
10.25
Corp——
Science
12.91
99.574
Burlington Industries 4%s. 1975
Capital Airlines 4%s
.1976
10.16
Securities
Putnam
7.97
99.559
100%
Florida
34
St
Inc
1
Philadelphia
Price
99.635
___
1957
7,
100%
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
Inc
Fund
Pine
99.623
Aluminum Co of Amer 4%s 1932
Idaho Power
11.27
1957-
Recent Security Issues
Bonds—
General
4.3b
28,
11.36
1
Series
Dividend
of
99.983
10.68
10.39
1
I,
Series—i
Preferred
7.30
1957
20.08
Bond
New
16,
3.76
18.56
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
Institutional Bond shares—lo
equipment
Ask
January
al5.07
Shares—
10.15
x7.3b
41.15
9.62
National Investors Corp
National Security Series—
New
2.97
1
Inc
11.48
38.06
Inc
Wide Securities Co Inc_l
Nation
161.70
—
—
Fidelity
5.41
10.62
•
—1
Fund
Fund
Mutual
14.05
33%c
Life
Mutual
67
12.09
Trust
Stock
Growtn
Invest
Mutual
Income
Stock Fund
Investors
—
Balanced
Diversified Trustee Shares—
E
Treasury Bills
Dollar Value
3.21
Transport
19.46
Inc——
De
United States
4.15
139
13.000
15.03
Inst
96.31
94.24
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
17.80
Income
97.4
Knickerbocker
13.80
16 '4
Hudson
98.4
99.14
96.28
January
——
Fund
"•♦eel
97.28
99.12
1980
1,
1,
99.4
11.54
1
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Crown Western Investment Inc
Dividend Income Fund
1
RR
Ask
98.28
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Oebentures
17.77
134
Inc
Food
lVbs
100.3
100.2
1957
1,
99,31
100.1
1957—
point
Treasury
99.29
1957—
22,
24,
a
Maturity—
23.63
13.32
Composite Fund Inc
Futures
99.30
1957
15.
Treasury Notes—
15.
2%s March
10.91
Composite Bond & Stock
Eaton
Feb.
100
Indebtedness—
March
June
Ask
15.75
S-4
19.88
Fund Inc
-1
Commonwealth Investment
1
Commonwealth Stock Fund—-1
Dreyfus
98.14
12.78
(Income Com
S-3
1
Colonial
Series
98.6
7.09
Preferred
De
1957 Wi
100.3
10.67
Growth
Fund
Ltd
1
Capital Venture Fund Inc
1
Century Shares Trust—
1
Chemical Fund Inc———50c
Christiana Securities
com—100
Fund
100.2
100,1
International
Canadian
Concord
«.o«5o
17.46
14.02
-1
—
09.30
99.26
99.31
1957——
on
21.86
13.01
1
Inc
Fund
2%S
3%s
13.73
S-l
(Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
23.28
Fund
General
(1954)
of
3%s Oct.
S-2
Canadian
Bid
l%s
Funds—
1
B-2 (Medium Grade Bonds)_1
B-3 (Low Priced Bonds)
1
B-l
20,
Jan
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nda of
2%s
5.90
Custodian
Natl Mortgage Assn3.35s May 20. 1957
3.90s Aug.
Federal
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
29%
a20.94
Mutual
97
4
26%
Funds Inc_l
Johnston
95.12
100 %
27%
28
Par
94.26
99 %
99.31
4V4s Sept. 20,
Certificates
Mutual Funds—
96
94.16
77
65 V
95.22
21 Vb
62
97
96
99.14
57*4
19%
73%
98.20
98.18
96;24
15, 1972
48
12.90
Inv Tr of
Canada
1957
1,
100.4
98.8
1971—
9 hog
21.65
16.44
Mutual Fund Inc—1
America
•
Boston Fund Inc—
1
Bowling Green Fund
10c
Broad Street Investment
1
Bullock Fund Ltd
1
Blue Ridge
California Fund
2i June
100.1
V
98.12
95.2
99.27
99.30
99.30
100
—
Sept.
99.31
99;26
—
1,
Ask
99.27
1960
1,
99.6
1957
1.
Maturity—
Jefferson Custodian
8.84
10.17
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp ic
Bond
April
99.29
4.08
Inc—1
;*
Shares
American
Associated
1.62
1.25
Inc
Fund
Ask
Bid
Par
Mvtval Funds—
—-
50%
%
Mutual Funds
Aberdeen
99.25
1957
1957 wi
15,
Central Bank for Cooperatives3%s March 1, 1957
3%s
32%
30
Springfield Fire & Marine—_10
Standard Accident
10
Title Guar & Trust (N Y)—3
Travelers
5
u S Fidelity & Guaranty Co—10
US Fire
3
U S Life Insurance Co in the
Qity of N Y
*—2
Westchester
Fire.
—2
Security (New Havent__
225
32
5
Co__
107
215
—
Seaboard Surety Co
15%
14%
Merchants & Manufacturers___4
Monarch
19%
17%
_—__5
Assurance
32'4
102
.
Providence-Washington
134
29%
r.—l
—
Bonding
Merchants Fire
__
Bid
Bank Bonds—
3s Feb 15, 1957—
3.30s May 1, 19573%s July 15, 1957
1%S Oct. 1, 1957
2%s May 1, 1958
2%s Nov. 1, 19582V4s May 1, 1959
2%s Feb. 1, 1960
Bid
3%s
(Minn)
Insurance
142%
32nd* of a point
Figures after decimal point represent one or more
38
10
-5
2.50.
3.33Vis
12.50
Fire
Hampshire
York Fire
Ask
Bid
J**1"
Bid
Par
Obligations of Government Agencies
Companies (Continued)
Insurance
FinancialChronicle.. .Monday, January 14, 1957
Number 5603
185
Volume
...
The Commercial,and Financial Chronicle
(185)
Clearing* at—
-Month of December-
1956
1955
Inc.
York—Albany
151,579,322
—
Bingbamton
$
570,260,460
12,467/735
2,264,984,514
(at
51,523,232,688
8.1
+
7,142,226,540
or
2,084, 230,440
",(b> 175 595,827
6,648 796,168
(a)
1.6
+
*7.4
150,682,088
143 ,410,557
144,880,025
+
5.1
147 .489,688
3,019,992
+ 15.1
1.5
169,813,300
559,156,703,213
6.0
-
164,177,563
Connecticut—Stamford
Jersey—Newark
Northern! New Jersey
:
Total'(11 cities)
Third Federal Reserve
11,785,797,616
11,056,616,518
2,289,525
+
6.4
2,621,215
9.8
39.895,709
37,719,475
27,439,152
11,483,414,636
+
5.8
12,491,866,967
28,968,829
34,237.238
35,095.978
263578,193
+T5~9
74,382,650
+
5.4
89,699,022
77,411,563
71.823,832
+
15.9
69,110.424
12,204,063,339
11,494,283,064
t+
6.2
11,873,677,226
0.7
1,393,168,135
237 183,524
1,298 780,499
+
6.8
3,780,643,694
3,624 ,953,307
+
0.6
4,171,537,723
4,0001,458,928
+
4.3
52,617,574,454
+
1.6
581,730,447,029
552,134,302,863
+
5.4
;
Harrlsburg
;
8,541,531
9.928.458
11,073,068
9,022,118
—
Chester:
8,892,727
37,711,768
17,724,408
—
Bcranton
——,—
—
+ 14.4
+
7.3
30,"929,692
•:+
4.3
78,430,293
,
30,535,540
1.8
232,912,545
5.6
+
269, ,710,614
—13.6
75,751,834
67, ,510,766
21,072,085
22,161,385
24,227,973
26,539,809
17,106,744
l.l
...
74,582,569
12,896,976,077
1.0
8.6
+
—10.8
841,789
+ 103.1
6,345,205
—13.5
72,515,974
7.6
911,245,205
80,240,069
+
0.6
886,136,559
5,869,585,186
Total (15 cities)
5,589,811,253
+
5.0
68,797,328,475
+
2.2
5,~215~672
5.055,933
+
1~2*.8
4,336.939
4,333,795
1,086"0"00"000
0.1
1,157,000.000
+
3.3
6,743,397
0.3
7.646,168
—11.8
3,843,099
4,109,472
6,575,050
3.457,711
+ 11.1
4,099,939
7,073,260
6,748,080
3,312,792
8,082,982
—16.5
4,199,942
7.716,446
7,154,271
1.7
18,692,351
+ 36.4
9,880,395
15,986,982
11,149,326
+ 12.3
1,146,712,224
1,217,596,471
726 ,452,740
63,785,743,293
Jersey—Trenton
+429,616
1,121~000,000
5.0
+
812 ,285,961
20,971,806
1,779,641
+
75 738,341
+
2,173,331
1,739,858
—
196 ,275,343
387 ,573,889
79,593,879
1,923,846
1,766,723
7.3
4,~5~2~6r,463
3.9
+
1,653,465
—30.8
—
1,20+000,000
7.9
+
2C6 ,493,857
340 ,337,467
+ 21.7
1,674,800
+ 12.2
59,962 ,000,000
—
■
1,513,393
2,157,207
3.2
+
+
17,74:3,399
1,842,284
1.090,015
*2,000,000
1.9
64,714,000,000
214,574,394
354,237,024
196,899,363
368.270,630
5.489.459
—
8.0
5.3
85,629,252
—
3.2
+
—
437 376,119
80,728,526
Hazleton—_—
Delaware—Wilmington-
+
,989,977
+
34,250,785
1,709,625
451.588,671
91, 956.063
96. 563,322
100
+ 12.3
29,582.266
19,276,721
—
—
6.1
—
17,535,580
'29,276,523
York
99,117,582
+
6,221,726
5,229,000,000
5,507,000,000
Reading
94,866,302
104,240,586
1.5
+
19,799,702
6,985,349
Lebanon
Philadelphia
6.9
—10.3
40,149,527
19,437,859
___
11.4
5.3
+
9,129,582
Bethlehem
Boi's
+
District—Philadelphia—
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Wllkes-Barre
2,677,102
126,541,295
2,945,172
2,750.715
+ 15.1
114,354,318
325,943,200
371,363,743
53,453,902,874
—
2,981.904
3,707,747i
120,689,350
+
2,011,566,168
1,217,759,059
271,362,595
343,222,658
33,807,196
4,109,711
+ 10.2
—43.2
+
+ 14.6
373,587,927
(
39,951,737
1,058 ,402,655
+ 14.1
20,177,550
115,160,251
—
.
*
(a)
131,509,026
5,319,027
1954
S
1,831 ,503,178
38,589,371
23,116,037
New
—64.3
1955
530,883 ,498,032
101,054,643
—
or
Dec. %
54,531,158
19,460,258
+
50,786,524,960
Inc.
$
5.6
—
1956
$
8.7
+
-Week Ended Jan.
1957
+
12,665,432
13,998,687
174,003,185
inc.
Dec. %
+
'
14,777,590
York
Otlca
New
1.4
+
___
Syracuse,
Du
1955
$
<al
616,700,838
Elmlra
Jamestown
New
1956
%
149.519,170
lai
Buffalo
or
Dec.
$
Second Federal Reserve Dlstrlet- -Hew Yorkfl(w
45
-Jan. 1 to Dec. 31-
14 ,928,834
+ 40.5
—
4.3
+ 12.2
21,976,898
20,174,935
22,353,380
14,787,303
1.337,282,110
1,191,336,955
+ 22.0
7.9
+
—
Fourth Federal Reserve District- -Cleveland—
Ohio—Canton
48,605,906
Cincinnati
/
1
Hamilton
47,273,873
+
2.8
1,301,023,820
2,553,614,104
613,246,921
555, 719.699
1,225,396,01,5
+
6.2
14,668,959,434
2,465,878,215
+
3.6
255,028,900
T
Columbus
29,267,099,775
13,589, 421,090
26,426 613,825
221,316,400
.
11,804,604
11,075,822
7.9
+
6.6
300,270,398
9,936,787
+ 10.8
273,137,074
557,624,903
52,130,800
+
9.9
606,363,790
241,049,149
8.7
278,508,101
+
451,000,606
44,878,100
491,881,323
+ 16.7
7,730,118
1.5
10,619,284
8,687,228
12,130,625
+
2,638 196,200
8.4
+
51,675.100
9,252,258
Youngstown
17,027,796
8,190,746
56,272,630
Lorain
7,194,335
+ 13.8
95,756,095
44,109,855
,225,511
+
13.7
+ 27.6
639,079,220
715,192,995
599 ,811,924
+
6.5
6,314,684
655
5,409.895
+
9.1
5.9
474,365,586
14,012,861
425 ,165,413
14,225,505
3.2
1,909,961,807
1,758 ,074,635
507,335.036
409,050,234
+ 24.0
379,472,254
400,279,352
1,322,654,233
+ 13.2
1,144,686,298
1,255,361,087
62,278,861
Newark
Greensburg
Pittsburgh
5,082,400
3
023
—
—
0.9
.54,622,200
8.6
+
54,275,517
53 ,064,185
+
2.3
36,262,592
5.8
23,631,698,572
34 ,261,569
21,142 ,526,596
+
6.1
41,031,947
27,306,361
60,102,140
21,474,534
+ 11.8
7.1
454,302,358
436 ,640,573
+
4.0
7.6
303,162,928
281 565,912
+
"8.7
0.9
351.267,374
3601,959,783
+ 16.1
230,730,855
205 ,003,078
+ 12.6
5.3
76,501,547,715
69,407,860,786
+ 10.2
—
+
—
18,497,298
6,734,565,158
—
+ 11.6
4.0
59,574,677
Total (17 cities)
1.6
,786,497
+
29,387,668
Virginia—Wheeling
—
+ 20.7
+
'
Kentucky—Lexington—
+
84
2,906,612
38,134,636
City
—
160 823,396
1,949,649,599
477k
2,069,487^274^
Erie
194,141,686
6.1
+
44,342,311
158,917,090
5,002,095
Pei—o^ivania—Beaver County
3.9
+
58,687,205
41,725,685
164,050,051
Toledo
Wast
2,859,044,000
+ 10.4
17,690,095
Mansfield
Oil
+ 15.2
6,394,719,452
+
—
2.7
1,497,776,473
Fifth Federal Reserve District— -Richmond—
West
Virginia—Huntington
20,777,724
Richmond
8outh
Carolina—Charleston
t—:
226, 860,580
210.940.574
0.4
5,189.745
+
4,416,212
+
5.6
4.9
1,125 ,417,000
10,193, 867,268
1,065,772,000
+
22,207,610
9,732,682,497
+
4.7
219,378.864
22,207,000
195,005,356
+ 14.0
7,831,932
7,667,693
+
66,739,642
63,138,171
570,343,383
Columbia—Washington
Total (8 cities)
—
1,522,323,900
586,746,072
—
+
34,308,425
1,559.002,696
.5.632,624
—
Maryland—Baltimore
Frederick
6.4
105,711,000
866,915,156.
34,249,518
—_—
Columbia
District of
19,522,922
106,106.000
909,306,450
Virginia—Norfolk
405, 315,888
355,514.860
7.5
+
5.7
711,,823,078
690,945,756
+
2.4
18,309, 877,573
17,071,914,304
+
70,,069,824
63,258,897
2.9
6,761, 684,154
6,443,166,696
+
3,188,143,871
3.1
+
37,804,915,365
+
35,639,195,584
+
4.9
6.1
23,735,000
190,875,600
3,988,977
18,807,000
2.1
8,133,864
328,675,571
+~16*,9
31+687,455
311,160,134
126/233,432
+ 19.6
12+947,075
684,205,264
.+ 15.2
>667,795,366
-
—.
384,302,473
'■
0.1
12.5
190,169,538
6,377,-1*70
'
+ 10.8
5,416,372
+
787,936,040
7.3
4.2
—
+ 17.5
+
151,025,416
3.0
+
5,880,914
3,238,560,726
0.2
+
*.
I_.
<•
.
122,545,282
*
653,048,101
Sixth Federal Reserve Distriat-Atlanta— '
Tennessee—Knoxville
147,482.774
Nashville
Augusta
:__
Columbus
•
"
Tampa
29,417,510
94,138,946
Montgomery
320, 44,4,678
78,700,980
58,273,609
356, 881,367
7,037,295
6,297,265
+ 11.8
+923,421 ■+
+
+1
+
+
318 ,591,662
+
7.5
9,651 ,272,032
+ 17.6
Vlcksburg
|Louisiana—New
726, 387,099
10,267 ,571,545
9,460, 860,225
731 ,692,952
8.5
+
622 ,970,605
+ 17.5
232,651,721
354,600,000
9.1
—10.9
21+469.716
13.237,833
+
0.2
318 ,514,698
316 ,301,471
+
+
5.0
334 ,647,000
294 ,987.000
+
1.9
659 ,146,400
645 ,527,866
+
11,133,828
+
4.5
746,112
804,548
233,595,729
195,099,865
58,389,813
188,196,776
10,375,625
9.7
+
1
2.1
+ 10.6
+
+4~5+778
i
+ 13.4
56,591,711
6,895,828
176,363,635
7.8
361,000,000
„
+193,230
211,193,000
'213,333,393
188,516,770
14,265,862
27,186,000
9,091.430
8,372,724
3,023,582
(16 cities)
119,534,597
2.2
+ 30.6.
948 915,955
6.2
+ 16.8
28,171,848
+
3,213,186
905,286,244
j
Orleans
+ 18.1
—
5.3
342 ,434,290
"11,350 ,052,944
+ 19.6
30,148,277
103,014,174
7,645,996
6^226.364
304, 245,972
8.1
_
30,333.769
0.3
-
381,300,000
57,675,561
—
8.3
+
109,428,961
373,000,000
28,546,000
Jackson
Total
+
28,157,284
129,275.819
5.5
28,239,253
[Mississippi—Hattiesburg
Meridian
355, 937,472
30,494,837
9.4
+
+ 16.0
—
982,999,933
68,045,987
5.0
+
5,864, 236,090
18,597, 100,000
5 1
-
31,305,081
921,593,887
—
.+
;
1,447. 443,017
6,414 992,725
19,622, 300,000
5,2
-
892,848,829
_i_—:
| Alabama—Birmingham
1,519 877,087
5.5
4.6
+
32,926,771
^27,903,703
:
■«
31,220,565 '
28,762,102
1,036,100,265
Macon
[Florida—Jacksonville
8.8
525,772,995
1,623,000,000
.
_
Mobile
161,751,829
554,948,420
1,698,300,000
| Georgia—Atlanta
811,915,191
5,640,358,720
+
8.6
ice ,366,929
97 ,002,085
5,352,448,197
5.9
35 ,001,622
33 ,502,651
11.5
10,347 ,638,433
9,355 085,859
5.4
—
63,675,534,730
58,092,395,001
0.7
9.6
+
1,215,810,509
7.3
816,598
+ 19.7
190,048,163
4.4
1,108,862,816
1,027,799,143
1.0
2,583.739
2,814,220
M
17,708,606
15,089"055
2~4
9,31+636
—
1,165,052,286
+
710,582
I
164,612,289
Seventh Federal Reserve District—I
Chicago—
[Michigan—Ann Arbor
*16,500,000
16,020,570
3.0
150,650,932
138,131,827
9.1
3,281,524,000
3,192.542.000
2.8
38,388,304,000
3G,364,754,000
5.6
*49,000,000
49,289,090
0.6
524,599,544
531,316,515
1.3
92,572,668
87,834,427
5.4
1,039,584,638
950,148,604
9.4
Detroit
Flint
__
Grand
Rapids
Jackson
-
—
^
18,554,504
.
,^_r
3.0
533,493,753
526,619,171
1.3
21,357,631
3.1
228,773,631
222,297,623
Gary
145,610,934
145,946,226
546,920,398
+ 14.7
107.182,365
8.9
1,267,670,216
1,131,937,271
9.8
—4;
..'1
13,877,308
+~~9+
10,255,390
9,531,728
+" 2~6
12,725,710
12.0
+
7,089~583
.
'
325,540,092
4,245,085,998
3,972,243,545
6.9
87,738,000
47.549,132
509,627,936
8+486,000
5.2
508,888,791
0.1
89,725,000
11,793,061
0.4
213,722,845
10,210,425
85,169~000
I.9,-960.485
+ 15.5
205,166,220
4.2
9,712,875
5,036,944
3G,547,900
0.9
455,229,700
4,234,632
+ 18.9
434,336,831
4.8
3,675,517
10,265,371
4,360,689
545,529,511
6.5
6,823,614,158
6,221,165,641
9.7
147,875,486
135,387,985
+_~9" 2
12+47+697
130,709,053
6,629,147
6,380,285
II,063,255
1,805,162
1,653,130
3,830,967
Rapids
*
5,546,853
80,439,088
—30.9
8.1
127,677,470
7.9
21,684,513
9.2
74,387,179
137,783,743
3.9
+ 18i8+
20,530,284
5.6
49,637,815
-10.6
44,404,202
29.129,860
27.135,878
+
7.3
354,074,127
311,535,269
196,733,911
189,353,271
+
3.9
2,379,815,108
2,223,053,938
06,322.587
65,414,845
+
1.4
755,197,791
781,096,374
3,823;027
3,690,938
13,824,248
12,669,644
8.580,440
6,979,133
4,932.790,877
4,698,985,369
-
Ames
—
Illinois—Aurora
Bloomington
-
-
Chicago
Decatur
r-
-
Peoria
68,876,783
-
Rockford
53,136,333
-
Springfield __'
31,683,297-
■
'
13,145,523
-
-—
"
29,922,417
67;705,698
46,501,395
+
3.6
+
9.1
+
13.7
6,312,200
+ 950,539
7.1
44,459,921
42,161,104
3.3
14,357,020
14,532,634
+
—
Louis
Kentucky—Louisville—::
Tennessee-—Memphis—
Illinois-—Jacksonville,—
0.3
4,501.520
57,473.491,012
89,721,688
J52,818,526,967
+
5.0
1,609^36
+ 179.6
+
8.8
2,449,611
1,223.168.965
+
5.9
365,374,387
1,064,343.568
+ 15.0
343,653,412
+
6.3
989,203,087
7,172,438
6,426,463
757,907,218
+ 11.6
+
.5.3
6,683,501
14.225,524
5,087,550
14,675,914
3.1
506,606,250
9.0
12,988,430
+
13,718.597
10,723,533
9,223,878
+ 16.3
10,244,029
8,475,531
6,942.465
7,323,790
5.2
6,011,430
7,258,182
+ 12.6
1,365,606,667
1,397,927,565
3.6
342.400,000
370,800.000
+
1.7
+ 14.3
7.9
+
797,715,813
552.264,396
+ 15.2
'
3.2
333,870,267
304,381,633
+
9.7
35,443,362
23,578,308
+
9,789,869,807
4.4
118,979,255,846
110,715,880,093
+
7.5
1,633,980,818
1,451,685,034
4.0
405,100,000
391,100,000
-
—
—
5.6
+
—
Louis—
1,639,573,685
20,297,181
17,208,617
3,131,129
0.9
19,222.957,288
18,481,104.995
+ 17 9
209,726.880
185.535.269
+
4.1
36,603,888
35.750,802
I
933,550,133
933,443,423
+
0.1
612.110.197
646,388.955
—
2,805,510
11.633,211
-
1,957/789
1,032,033,296
89,992,483
+
3.105.773
-
16,766,021
39,321,101
—11.0
3.259,942
—
Independence
5,957,873
41,644,027
19,974,803
139,984,454
3,748,497
1,653,930,627
-
46,476,605
1.2
42,446,952
28.674.343
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St.
12+71!
5.5
161,304,784
3,337,933
.
Total (31 cities)
+
+
—
-
10,219,929,288
Sterling
—'9~2
.
+ 22.9
29,805,585
——
cities)
'
0.5
627,530,572
—
36,232,256
Sheboygan
(7
9,089,901
'•
4!
5.1
0.3
581 259,101
Cape Girardeau
8,871,719
20,040,523
Watertown
Manitowoc
Missouri—St.
22,273,019
—
50,006,424
-
.
Milwaukee
Oshkosh
Des Moines
Sioux City
21^924" 714
2.6
13.896,845
357,315,696
Bend
Wisconsin—Madison
Total
194,358,070
50,713,908
116,751,351
Terre Haute
3.029,736
2.9
199,454,956
50,845,120
-
Indianapolis
a—Cedar
0.6
50,504,427(
13,183,073
Inuiana—Fort Wayne
to*
19,775,873
51,996,345
29,692,040
Lansing
Muskegon
Bay City
South
+
*3,000,000
11.524.429
3,237.887,064
3,254,075,748
+
+
+ 13.0
+
2.4
10,158,851.002
9,637,124,060
+
5.4
195,470.860
5.3
221,134,423
~+6
175.388.723
149,967,991
7,101,126,456
6,650,164,821
+
6.8
+ 10.7
140.335,933
95,573,170
+ 46.9
153,432.791
121,333,036
33,181,549
31,630,846
+
4.9
+
0.9
142,098,520
138.027,754
+
2.9
2.793.536
2.669,528
+"~4~6
2,785,251
—
0.5
36,904,545,583
35,159,338,547
+
5.0
743,750,379
710,477,121
—
+
4.7
2.681,530
"644,782.564
Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, January 1^
The
46
(186)
this center there is
CLEARINGS- -RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week
1.6
1,123,187,377
1,120,334,089
0.2
1,226,000,000
1,199,000,000
666,364,310
655,026,428
1.7
411,911,761
6.2
1st
372,400,000
6.3
2nd
New
653,767,168
2.9
3rd
Philadelphia
4th
Cleveland
5th
—.
,—
437,407,566
City
Louis
395,800,000
—;
Francisco—
672,942,000
,
'
15.2%
431,653,247
435,738,186
0.9
556,511,892
520,862,140
6.8
"6th
Baltimore
370,646,966
351,864,086
5.3
7th
1956
$
five
$16,368,647,476
$16,047,580,654
+
4,388,938,390
+
9th
2,0
4,519,494,520
days—'
7
;
cities,
3.0
days
five
Total
all
$20,888,141,996
$20,436,519,044
+
877,738,877
+
$21,792,040,900 $21,314,307,921
+
2.2
r.——jr* ^ *
to
cities,
five
days..—
of
Grand
jjinot i
|i©utb Ra
l
7.3%
F
Bloux
Huron
SfontanaT
Great
enlarge its totals
by
Fergus
4.4%.
b
Eelenk
Lewis to
and
Tota
1,633,980,818
743,750,379
657,415,465
1,267,923,152
10
10
11,873,677,226
Ttnth
1.027,799,1^
1.397,927.561
667.795.366
tbraska
Hastini
Lincolr
Omaha
wnsas-
1,108,862,816
674,006,765
9.9
504,321,484
598,753,775
527,983,216
;r+12.7
651,894,Hi
Wichit
7.3
597,974,559
498,405.2«j
H.l
1,091,235,111
ifissouri-
1.013,262.130
Kansai
8.2
21,534,820,496
22,582,193,021
Cartba
+ 10.0
1,111,012,656
23,371,805,772
1,146„712,224„
1,144,686,298
1,365,606,667
10,051.405.860
10,090,326,051
583.120,633
21,603,747,547
«t
797,157,2;
12,896,976,0"
1,217,596,4?]
1,255,361,0!
653.048.ld
4.7
583,399,247
625,690,316
1#
;
4.4
-
.
710,477,121
558.784,601
1954
'
■
+ 12.6
+'
508,230,015
II
6
6.2
+13.2
1,451,685,034
It
$
761.188,205
1,
+ 15.2
684.205,264
1,165,052,286
It
1955
+ 12.3
787,936,040
9
City
San Francisco
3.0
District
of
+
„
„
-
644,782,56c'
2.2
day—903,898,904
—
5.4
+
7
Dallas
12th
v
<U
1,191,336,955
1,322,654,233
1,215,810,509
4
—
11,494.283,864
1,497,776,473
17
—
Kansas
11th
managed
Inc. or
798,290,239
44
6
10
Minneapolis
lUth
Other
v
Reserve- District
Dec.
12,204,063,339
1,337,282.110
11
_;
Louis
3t.
Dallas
841,392,570
<4
10
York
Chicago
Reserve
District
Paul
Winona |
San Francicso Reserve District by 14.1%.
«•
cities
the
12.7%,
has
+
cities
12
Atlanta
8 th
Ten
District
Reserve
$
-
Boston
Cleveland
Bt.
enjoys an improvement
L
o!
12.6%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 4.7% and thf
Minneapolis Reserve District of 9.9%. The Kansas
Citi
.
1957
Pittsburgh
jjljnneai
Rocbestl
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
Federal Reserve Districts
Weak Ended January 5-
jjtixmesots]
register^
Richmond
Reserve
Reserve. District
Chicago
clearings at this cen¬
6.4%.
We group the
of
Richmond
Boston
Kansas
gain
a
2.3
—
Philadelphia
San
registered
having
$10,326,676,796
-V.'—:—Li.
Chicago
St.
ter
$10,488,134,118
_
of 13.2%, in the
and the Atlanta
gain
increase of
an
was
Ne?
increase of 10.0%, the bank
an
was
1956
1957
Ending January 12-
York
New
there
week
that
For
5.
Rinth
they are located and from this it appears that in the
York Reserve District
(including -this city) the
totalrecord an increase of 6.2%, the Boston Reserve
District
of 5.4% and the Philadelphia Reserve District of
12 3^
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
8.2%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $23,371,805,772 against $21,603,747,547 in the same week in 1956.
Outside of this city there
follows:
Our comparative summary for the week
1.6%.
Jan.
ended
gain for the week ended Friday of
a
Cle*r,n!
the Federal Reserve Distriqt in
whirl-
cities according to
details for the week covered by
the foregoing will appear in our issue of next week. We
cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week ends
Saturday'; and the Saturday figures are not available at
time of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above, the
last day of the week, in all cases has to be estimated.
In the elaborate detailed statement, however, which
we present further below we are able to give the
final
and complete results for the week previous—the week
Complete and exact
compared
with a year ago.
Preliminary figures compiled by us
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
the country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday,
Jan. 12, clearings from all cities of the United States
from which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will
be 2.2%
above those for the corresponding week last
year.
Our preliminary totals stand at 321,792,040,900
against $21,314,307,921 for the same week in 1956. At
this week show an increase
Bank clearings
CLEARINGS
BANK
OF
COURSE
THE
ig^Bvolume
Parson
Topeka
Bt Jot
All
cities,
Total
one
all
109 cities
-109 cities
i
Total
+
,
fctlabotn
cities
for
week—
Outside
10,547,131,029
11,606,008,156
City.
York
New
Coloradt
Denve:
Our usual
monthly detailed statement of transactions
the New York
on
Stock
Exchange is appended.
for December and the 12 months of 1956 and
Description—
—Month of December—
_
We also furnish
Results
the
1955 follow:
1955
1956
1955
46,422,064
50,990,923
556,284,172
649,602,291
the
1956
shares
of
&
Internat'l
misc.
Bank—
4.000
!
Foreign Govt
U. S.
$120,353,000 $75,661,500
4,524,600
bonds
$
of clearings having
$1,012,702,200
$962,254,100
115,000
492,000
4.985,900
4,
55,763,650
in
83,189,000
353,000
ment of
—14,000
—
the
New
Philadelphia
4th
5th
6th
Chicago
1955
1954
1953
January
February
47,197,100
74,645,958
33,374,561
34,086,902
46,400,622
60,362,702
60,815,145
66,864,624
33,294,760
March
44,132.383
30,209,260
42,472,257
153,160,424
202,325,727
110,801,704
106,768,419
1st
Quarter
April
54.106,201
May
2ud
Quarter
43,867,215
11th
San
-iw—
37,227,197
_
Quorler-^__—L-_- 127,472,175
uronths
425,969,862
—
October f'l_„
40,342,215
November
43,550,031
-
Decembor
56,928.134
41,231,548
150,305,422
150,013,579
73,299,113
510,053,578 388,820,180 26G.279.P46
42,177,980
44.169,009
25.728,472
46,379.810
63,929,582
26,684,331
2nd
LEADING
CITIES
Month of Dec.———
1956
1955
1954
50,523
50,786
52,928
5.507
5,671,255,576
108,964,333,277
105,737,182,317
54,950,657,357
5,229
5,541
cities
IN
3rd
Philadelphia
St.
*.«
4,643
3.192
.3,008
2,769
38,388
36,364
31,393
2,849
2,917
2,654
35,356
32,472
30,851
Fran.;.
2,950
2,813
2,720
2,495
33,794
31,492
Cleveland-.-.!
28,019
2,465
2,250
2,167.
29,267
26,426
23,296
1,954
1,924
1,801
1,651
22,672
21.678
19,353
1,949
1,795
1,760
23,631
21,142
1,8051
19,136
1,773
1,567
20,713
20,057
18,777
1,65.8
1,639
1,657
1.580
Minneapolis
1,680
1,573
1,572
1,436
Houston
19,727
1,787
1,713
1,617
1,410
Atlanta j
1,698
1,623
1,588
1,424
20,724
19, '622
Tialrimore.—
1,559
1,571
1,354
Cincinnati,
1,301
1,522
1,225
19,222
18,481
18,496
17.450
18,597
16,598
18,309
17,071
15,521
1,133
14,668
13,589
12,613
791
10.193
9.732
9.143
913
79H
10,158
9,637
905
8,729
San FPkncisco
797
758
10.347
9,355
8,679
552,134,302.863
•f
5.4
551.603,024,609
7.9
60,595,324.022
+
+ 10.2
35,639,195,584
63,675,534,730
9.6
51,042,093,232
118,979,255,846
58,092,395,001
110,715,880,093
7.5
99.328,883,875
36,904,545,583
35,159,338,547
5.0
32,826,422,680
775
693
9,830
9,402
8,521
11,350
9,651
8,366
892
797
677
830
793
746
681
Birmingham
9,984
9,277
921
8.208
982
28,641.925,170
6.5
26,731,662,669
42,982,373.231
4.8
40,303,921,^37
50,562,100,814
647
10,267
9,460
7,953
Omaha
677
643
705
710
Denver.
7,787
7,722
818
716
7,935
725
626
9.429
8,502
7,607
616,635,055,079
639
617
598
553
612
7,456
6,997
646
6,421
554
7,101
6,650
570
6,288
552
7,142
6,648
6,028
Berk»
Long
Mode
Faaai
Rivei
San
1,094,144,923,580
■
,
Ban
40,569.946,919$
55,173,113.6951
Santi
ttocl
1,022,154,796,5231
7.5
562,115,452;444
<
V " 551,865.496.460
Inc.
$
1956
or
Dec, %
94,726,172,029
89.736,286,822
1
86,970,664,521
1st
Quarter
10.1
3.2
+
0.8
Dec, 90
$
56,545,239,056
50,186,675,412 "
54,193,223,404"
44,324,821,156
+
53,118;422,119
+
297,430.632.192
284,218,096,261
+
4.7
98,634,702,582
90,678,142,210
v
+
8.8
93,373,093,417
'
+ 12.4
56,050,434,12'^
+
4.4
-•*65,057,699,375^
283,754,113,600
+
8.4
164,709,627,191
567.972,209,861
+
6.5
+ 13.2
325,634,765,063
56,078,167.014
7.1
55,900,446,8 77
53.128,412,423
1.5
50,894,373,579
.
V,
99,702,877,973
Total
6
Quarter
307,613,620,970
months
July-
605,044,253,162
102.419,640,344
•
v
90,498,465,484
'
August
-
13.1
13,2
2.0
52,112,601,784
104,044,176,856
2nd
+
49,721,888,567
104.934.741,532
Total
6,164
+
,+
•
'102,521,259,711 V
103,359,770,457
*]
Inc. of
1955
$
101,342,007,499
1
1.94,580,951.646
+ -
+
160,925,137,87%^,
v
•i
147,l65r,3
53,601,493,69
51,274,66%; 648
53,157,^4,864
7.3
153,437,510,819
8.3
+13.3
+
300,602,642,661
►
*49,481,680.350
5.2^
+
6.077
526
56,504,984,645
6.5
caillor]
Clearings Outside New York1955
June
6.198
600
'
616
"Washington
Milwaukee.,
586
507
6.761
581
6,448
345
5,876
494
554
6,823
6,221
525
5,663
619
Total
5,389
523
September
2.P
92,726,452.630
279,212,039,636
+
6.2
162,872,987,470
154,722,694,557
+
901,532,353,635
109,338,052.000
847.184,249,497
+
6.4
112
+
13.4
96,230,012,949
+
P.l
56,216,650,580
52,896,653,907
105,737,182,317
+
3.1
57,441,100,589
54,950.657.357
320,417,327,060
300,334,303,664
+
6.7
174,285,224,949
161,309,717,801
1.221,949,680,695
1.147,518.553.161
+
6.5
662.792,977,482
*
3.3
+
455,325,337,218
53,462.406,507
:+
98,307,103.393
488,507,752,533
60,627,473,7E0
108,964,333,277
Quarter
296,483,100,473
102,114,941,783
3rd
94,132,622,506
616,635,055.079
-
—
—
5.3
5,490
523
Nashville
570
553
Total
Out
all
1ST V n
*57 44? 54,950
57,441 r°/Jrn7
I
M
r.
6,414
5,864
6-936
95272"1221949
r,r-«
53.704
49,101
78,054
"Hi
Maine—Bangor
Portland
Ot>
fh
A r
MnAnl-rt
December
"*
Haven
$
12,503,037
+
+
6,965,121
+
18,895,997
67,271.462
62.194,789
50,175.239
176,707,521
107,620,580
Rbode^lsknd—Provlderm^;~3~~3
Hampshire—Manchester^:
•
2-7,571,000
143.648,700
$
1.8
_
irx
i
n«
1955
$i
years
+
and for the week ended Jan. 5, for 4
.
*-
6.3
+
4.3
years:
Week Ended Jan.
Inc.
1957
or
Dec. '+
$
1956
$
137,458,446
+
8.0
2,808,073
2,624,546
381,349,437
338,494,398
+ '12.7
6,939,264
660,152,847
-t
8.9
6,683,200
690,126.737
+
1.6
3.631,183
3,789,133
1,535,633
1,488,417
5.0
35.356,604,630
32,472,726,490
188,525,060
96,279,008
185,540,871
82,122,947
8.3
86,215,529
+ 15.1
Inc.
1955
or
Dec. %
+
—
$
7.0
3,430,188
3.7
6.774,445
4.5
625.211,472
4.2
3,380.594
1954
$
2.696.3L'
6,433.433
652.075,543
3,206,70o
+-17.2
708,013
74.879,765
203,352,774
8.2
784,370,107
693,554,337
7.8
—14.3
+
189
—
+
576,595,053
512,181,443
+
+
+ 19.5
8.3
326,618,700
275,039,400
1,596,960,000
1,513.393.100
13,322,012
—13.3
4,548,947
3,281,03"
+ 10.7
14,353;840
3.2
v
-
+
5.5
10,960.488
+ 13.8
44.022,022
39,346.754
+ 11.9
24,371,884-
21,370,038
+ 14.0
34,058.600
31.431,900
+
10,399.346
-
42,114.126
-
0.9
+
+
+ 18.8
0.7
1,570.963
3,600,271
13,867.676
12,474;814
8.5
1,049,359,157
1,062,976
3,122,701
12.6
1,924.139,821
1,253,434,376
+ '
—
15,354,904
'•6.7
13.1
2,087,261,409
6.6
7.5
3,497.363,916
i.
6.3
165,736,051
3,672,225,192
<
148,398,607
7.9
100,100,207
25,459,700
142,589,900
13,441,209
th of December and since Jan. 1, for two
-Jan. 1 to Dec. 31
+11.5
46,531.139
,
mon
1956
or
-
~
/
Quarter
Dec.
+
_
*•<*1 (14 cities
>.
•
rr.ontns.
each city for the
Inc.
15,308,274
7,954,476
'
4t,ii
12
.
1955
7.545,790
16,208,448
IIIII"*"
31
Connecticut-—Hartford
W
Atl
8,872,415
Worcester
New
showing the figures for
Month of
$
+
~
Waterlmry
—
1956
30,018,007
2,849,635,206
Springfield
w
»■
16,375.237
"
River
II
.
Total
Total
32,379,542
2,091.612,674
Holyake
Bedford
months
December
LVZJ.lO'i
1147518 1094144 1022154
12,795,315
"
Massachusetts—^Boston"
New
9
75,895
662,792 616,635 562,115 551,865
First Federal Reserve
District—Besteii-
Lowell
5.199
?602851 Ole 090 94d25§
87,233
93,471
Ctearlngfat^-add °U1 detailed statement
Pall
5.609
Total
October
November
mScltles 99,2840—7,910
9™ti
v
+
Salt
Lrlzona
39,171,706.8691;
42,151,756,149
6.9
1,147.518,553,161
104.334,574,913
Total
7,195
(
6.4
'
63,834,-844,360
1,221,949,680,695
May
7,883
7,837
"
47,528,106,001
68,214,900,644
cities
$.'•
Anri]
8,505
731
32,672,497,344
-
30,500,710,991
662,792,977,482
March
7.556
1,036
Portland
6.1
45,063,644,241
City
February--,
8,300
—
+
Portli
36,143,695,435
489,335,591,580
59,021,108,32'J
64,014,938,533
32,077.222,382
49.769,821,630
98,945,997,813
32,289,761,169
'•
25,341,872,119
62,442,720,860
37,804,915,365
,
Cuegtm-
$
581,730,447,029
63,786,743,293
1953
•
37,341,631,758
69,407,860,786
179
January
8.317
791
-
9.1
19
;
Months—
8.564
811
$
Y&klr
Idaho—
MONTHLY CLEARINGS
9,065
933
1954
or
Dec. "fr
-Clearings, Total All-
12,523
842
•/
+
1956
15,407
1,219
866
Paul-
Inc.
$
years:
Twelve Month
Gi
16,433
90.9
Twfcl
WaBhlni
The following compilation covers the clearings by months since January
1, 1956 and 1955:
16.26:*
824
Memphis
49,101.401,044
To
16,411
16.917
1955-
17,293
17,436
19,199
933
Buffalo
3,377,437,870,
4,906,180,143
'
,
.95,272,271,848
39,595,588,232
11
Outside- New York
18,280
LOUiS—
St.
3,422,778,(301
106,632,726,047
1«L
City
19,933
1,716
Jacksonville
2,233,690,503
•
Twelve Months
68,797,328,475
18,512
2,069
Kou.
Tot
2,965,248,101
.
53,704,254,019
,
IS"
-
Kansas
Total
47,999
Pittsburgh-
Orl'ns
4.5
43,214,749,262
24,207
Seattle
3.1
+.
7
Minneapolis
27,282
2,553
"New
5,418,746,068
S
Dallas
32.254
29,772
_
-
3,998,894,773
4.6
+
•'
3.4
+
•■
9.670.676,486
"2;445,803,662
3,751,868,239
+
76,501,547,715
55,662
4,698
Louisville
6.6
16
•
12th
1953
3,281
Richmond
5.8
+
15
Louis
470 289
2.991
St.
:
17
_
10th
4,932
City_
.
31
6th
Jan. 1 to Dec. 31
1953
1956
1955
1954
46,170 559,156 530,883 532,029
5,013
64,714
59,954
57,147
4,215
52,818
57,473
48.528
cltlea
11
11th
Detroit
Dallas
*
U'Uisian
/
" '
3,205,717,069
-
Twelve Months
1956
Cleveland
8th
DECEMBER
BoFton
>San
•
2,849,480,685
4,412,247,523
•e
showing clearings by Federal Reserve Districts in the 12 months for four
New York
4th
shown below:
years is
Philadelphia
Chicago la-
5,934,066,087
14
Richmond
York_.
4,378,682,978
3,680,196,047
4,232,828,790
9,476,505.994
I
WlchH
Texarl
■
'
0.5
+
2,468,895,206
3,922,775,138
-—
Fort
5,737,824,483
5,329.549.003
-
.
Beattl
another table
Atlanta
omitted
2,611,794,868
1
-
.
,
4,994,575,416
4.4
3,254,075,748
3,237,887,064
———179
7th
FOR
*
'
57,441,100;580
J
Boston
5th
Uew
5.4
9,789,869,807
$"
1st
6th
>
3,171,149,545
+'.
5,640,358,720
10,219,929,286
Federal Restrvt Districts
leading cities for ihe
CLEARINGS
3.1
19
append
month of December and the 12 months ended
December
in each of the last four
BANK
3.288,560,726
+.,
3,188,143,871
5,352,448,197
Houst(
47,685,876,4.10
-
-e
Paf
Gaivet
3,281,281,940
5,986.964,170
Twelve Months
130,314,310
000,000
5,886,184,446
5.3
New- York, Gity
We
46,422,064
-_^WT
Quarter
54,764,345,027
5.0
+ '
11
!
27,172,196
50,990,923
76,455,851
36,158,676
139,548,713 134,554,442
88,571,479
Full
year
_r—_—.556,284,172; 649,602,291 573,374,622 354,351,325
The course of bank clearings for
4th
1.6
+
6,3^4,719,452
7
City
Total
Outside
23,892,939
60,100,410
+
El
Ft. W<
22.233,978
41,805,814
52.617,574,454
w-5,589,811,253
^
16
_
Francisco
86,212,314
:
3,531,971,638
6,734,565,158"^^
8
;
Dallas
Sepieiiibcr
5.0
5,869,585,186
16
12th
51,853,897
+
$
53,453,902,874
14-
25,766,988
48,459,198
3,497,363,916
$
:. •
15
26,075,090
192.980,733
;
Eeauir
1953
17
Kansas
34,370.236
128,004,897
rtx&fi—i
:i—
1954
or
11
:
•■_
Minneapolis
41,912,744
157,362,429
Dec.
3,672,225,192
cities
10th
42,224,938
144,537,263
____
:
$
31
Louis
45,427,055,
August
9
53,787.684
York
58,147,690.
45,712,805
44,532,173
3rd
9th
298,497,687 359,688,156 238,806,601
-
L-..—
July
8th St.
14
53,229,949
months
■6
.
Boston
37,201,113
■
L„.
June
V"';- :
■
Inc.
$
Atlanta
7th
Number of shares-
1956
1 ':•
litYI
the Dallas Reserve
San Francisco Reserve Dis<
Dallas
Richmond
Month—•
1st
the following:
:
—
and in the
"
Cleveland
1956 is indicated in
-
-•
of 4.6%:
In the Kansas City Reserve Dis¬
increase of 6.6%, in
an
District of 3.4%
trict
TcUl
5.8%, but the St. Louis Reserve Distric!
loss of 0.5%.
a
trict there is
1955
Federal Reserve Districts
3rd
■
.
suffers
1956
2nd
■
District of
serve
the
improve¬
an
Pueblo
larger by 5.3%
3.1% and in the
District
by
Atlanta Reserve District by 5.4%. The Chicago Reserve
District enjoys a gain of 4.4% and the Minneapolis Re¬
an
$108,964,In
Reserve
are
Mouth of December-
1247984,600^$807g5MOOTl,0687933,850~$1,045,949,100
of 1953 to
■
was
Richmond
the
in
1.6%, in the Boston Reserve District of 5.0% and
Philadelphia Reserve District of 5.3%. In the
The volume of transactions in share properties on the
New York Stock Exchange for the first twelve months
1"
been
New York Reserve District the totals show
4,000
Government ——-103,000
Total
there
333,277 and the 1955 aggregate $105,737,182,317.
Bonds—
Railroad
of the clearings for
that month
For
December.
aggregate
Stocks—
Number
a summary
increase for the entire body of clearing houses of 3.1%,
Twelve Months
1956
month of
today,
Cleveland Reserve District the totals
142,429,268
133,345,283
+
6.8
3,202,819
2,718.305
5.0
43,214,749,262
39,595,538,232
+
9.1
841.392,570
798,290.239
8.4
■„
5.4-
18,839°
27,415.500
32.779>^»
2,494,203
2,373.0«3
761,188,205
797,157.—"*
'
+ 17.8
+
48,709.0^
20.002,568
-
-
[volume
957
Number 5603
18^.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(187)
-Month of December-
Clearing* *t—
1956
-Jan. 1 to Dec. 31-
1955
•
Inc."
$
jilEE.cscxta—Duluth
1,680.852,391
1,573,899,426
12.199,908
12.422,415
639.850.263
,
40.996,552
617,135.657
Rochester
Wi'nonJ)
3%
a
4.587,966
fcorth Dakota—Fargo
of
SJOUX
116. .594.508
3.7
7,456 922.212
6.997.,564,838
11.1
—
1.869.642
52
b)
18.0.
34,089.083
4.028.322
29,117.272
Tenth Federal Reserve
-' +
•
2,468,895,206
+13~3
4,478,606
-'•48,059.463
677,175,348
»
6,718.667
42,077^131
+
;
643,370,804
ansae—Manhattan
4,397,428
+
—-
1
228,,022.340
396..879,899
45. 751,741
+
1.4
339, 533,441
321. 718.402
+
5.5
+
5.0
240. 516.934
667, 754,100
674. 407,929
7.6
24. 163.921
30,500,710,991
5.045,380
0.7
28,641.925,170
11.807.000
558,784,601
508,230,015
5,855,611
14,982~795
11,331706
504,321,484
527,983,210
12.308.093
1.3
+
3,798,694
7,746,192
1.0
—
23. 864.610
5.8
3.4
+
—
229. 110,822
3.4
6.5
54.067,009
67,305.270
19.7
1,402.331
817,098
9.9
+
766,433
499.741.145
488.636.680
+
2.3
10.347,104
10.459.881
+; 5.3
7,787,404.786
7,722,042.383
.+
.0.8
145,429,494
135.451,885
+10.3
■v"
—
45.543.444
41,757.351
22.330.105
525,945,730
1,427,760.900
1.354.835.240
2.5
68,500,741.
59.530,073
5.2
20.713,840.818
20.057,799.844
4 15.2
+
;
Springs
10.338,469
10.374.716
10,465,311
8,759,604
30,526.259
27,966.510
27,015,437
24,573,205
3.3
440U82~395
381,101.160
+.15.5
385,731751
13,512,698
12,006,682
3.^-5
12,118,645
4,859,627
4,252.397
14.3
5,535,932
654,672,687
630.380,256
+
3.9
+
7.8
25,367,640
24,145.027
+
5.1
294.009,117
+-
4.2
3.429.393.524
3,173,724,604
+
+
410,618~213-'
8.1
' 10.9
25,072,893
:
24.510,076
818,2>0,414
716,953,670
.(+»
-
2.3
+
328,645.880
+ 14.1
(.a)
-
.
3,922,775,138
—
173,698,172
5.4
2,488.494
.
Total <14 cities)
143,002,666
9.9
53.529,347
.
•
891,557
10,560,236
7.4
'+
12,498,468
+
306,443.469
—
1.205,765
1,001,099
1.1
+
-
2,682,058
__i—
1,484,566
6.6
+
5.7
'
■-
&1.661.995
.
:
*
+ 37.5
—
+ 15.1
+
*
21.048,279
578.105,082
+
1,716,767.259
1.019,583
9.1
..+
,
-8.1
+11.5
'
5,668.660
•
.
—14.8
110.030,109
!
-
1.805,519.6G7
+
:
1.780,588
-5,809,898
—
1
Colorado—Colorado
9,084,297
14.2
—12*4
52,316,107
122,728,345
.
—...
™
Carthage
Oklahoma—Tulsa
9,183.431
+ 14.2
78. 248,844
—33.3
V
3,987,686
1,925,798
44.592,088
Parsons
Kansas City
7.4
66.,234.000
.
i
■ -
Missouri—Jopiin ii*.
133,376785
7.6
4.6 376.925
„
+
2.7
0.2',!
+
128.520,345
+
235. 734.710
2.5
—
■
6,435,997
358,100,920
145.636,873
6.6
+
+
.
8.523.545
336,421,600
19.,010.395
+
,
,
6.0
4-10.4
394, 097.567
.
$
9,637.470
51,,285,078
89 351.300
1.1
1954
$
338,639,586
;
____™_-
Joseph
2.2
+
1955
10.215.441
450,,352.503
75 ,626.000
+17.6";
2,237,537
,
Bt.
646,389
or
District—*inws City-
Lincoln
'3,02!
+
V
19.427.216
2,611,794,868
Wichlta'II-I—
Inc.
Dec. %
374,014.251
+
'
58,245,077
Ctbraska—Fremont
Bastings
18.2
4
19.460.620
(16 cities)
Total
+
60,233,766
•
Uwistown
tk
5.316,000
6,839,744
20,300.189
2.068.24G
Belenfe.
1956
S
6.7
+
20.,461,621
+'. 9.5 * '
29.858,776
—
kontaharr-Billings
Great Falls
Citj
1957
+ 13.3
483 .889.251
1.8
—
.
4.738.495
Falls-
Huron •
or
+ 15.3
18.496 .867.526
132 132.279
•
34,460,666
Louth Dakota—Aberdeen™—
446 011,735
19,727 .272,176
1.8
'■+
37,807.902
6.284.000
6.8
+
—
•
3.067.513
of
Inc.
Dec. 9c
514 232,165
20.750.232
Grand ■ Forks.
The
the
Week Ended Jan. 5-
1955
$
+ 10.1
5.163.172
1.836,901
41,397.136
Falls
Fergus
r
45,147,984
Minneapolis
tals
rict
1956
District—Minneapolis—
Minth Federal Reserve
^e\y
or
Dec. %
47
—-
3.680,196,047
4
(6)'
6.6
+
3)1,013.872
9,429.552,306
•••
4.6
„
5.7
,6.502,926,796
(a)
'
45,063.644,241
,1*)
42,982,373,231
+
4.8
+
2.5
-t-
1
«a)
15,164,454
3,240,357,
3,182797'
(a)
6.2
657,415,465
583.399.247
12.7
4
598.753,775
1.5
12,552,110
651,894,160
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—D*tl»*—
46,041.694:
48,148.354
Ttxas—Austin
27,993.877
1.924,013,629
-
■
u
'
<
224.887,093
180,641,899
Galveston
22,672.477.645
?
21.678,567.306
2,397.915,341
2.049.007.265
1.858.776.392
413.338.000
360,254.000
4,3
20,724.091,022
19,199:928.618
+
20.8
+
.
11,528,736
+-4.6
—
2.256.340.027
8.9
+13.5
+
30.566.000
;
555,089,174
284.999.016
302,588,982
'••':
+ 10.5
165,931.438
34,699,000
1.6
+
203,529,964
El Paso
Ft. Worth
568,717,014
+H.7
25,059,777
1.954,262.431
Beaumont
Dallas
11,755.500
—
491,"383",887,
520.399033
10,081,463
,+77
423,471,023
6.3
+
+ 10.2
52,456.248
46,371)7)08
+171
47,837,999
38.294792
+14.7
10,571,000
7.549,000
+ 40.1
7,733,000
6,904.000
s
'
'
Port
1.713.286.788
1,787.412.159
Houston
8.924.175
7.385.792
28.982,798
31,917.798
8.652,160
Arthur
Wichita
9.870.654
74.079.027
75,225.256
4,378,682,978
4,232,828,'; 90
;
Falls
Texarkana
Uulsiana—Shreveport
Total
(11
cities)
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
1,044
6.556.495
" 624.632.250
[ Washington—Bellingham
'
Seattle
—'
r
„
Y&klriia
b
*'
.J2.J
,
48,575.279
18.830.000
630,275.837
~~
PhopS
ciXrnla_BakS-sfie"ld"
1,919;^
:.69oM
57,303.378
47.887.204
M«S£>Rfn
2ZZ JZZZZZZ
1*1
7,711,196
8,427,114
6,639.388
^
857.490,469
798,640,031
+
7.4
23,434,902
18,35lT042
15,123,633
13,cTl4~314
3.4
50.562,100.814
47.528,106,001
+
6.4
625,690,310
563,120,633
597,974,559
498,405,280
4.5
205,170.266
196.135.842
.+I4~6 -.VH lfU.~454~&26
165.056:^58
6.5
5.363,612
+10.5
+ 4.0
+
294 696 256
475,941.384
f\ 94,568.000
#9,984,176.280
167.832,300
9.277,487,284
8.5
272,764,695
4.550,304.507
243,371,866
4.601,067,679
7.1
,
.
+
—
,
1
"
5.9
+
+
7.6
+
195,187,172
151,543,225
Grand
40.583.079
■—19.9
24,2774 6 7
17,622^947
18,066,339
2.5
15,8951812
174491873
7.3
662,035*335
579,469.809
11+2
557,892458
547,1)341510
+ 14.0
26,628,637
23,927,417'
6.5
+
3.9
: 1,442,541,040
1,291,169,127
343,831.650
344.159.511
+ 0.9
+14.5
+ 4.9
907,123.894
258.435,748
33,794.914,314
855,984.967
212,257,691
31.492.156,693
1,124,193,681
♦Estimated. "9'aV Gie&ring
4.5
+
.
516,899,313
,
497.729,909
+ 11.7
—
+
0.1
6.0
+
*1,281.366,082',
+15.5
381.641,702
328,892,302
+ 16.0
6,403,747
6,623,217
+24.4
658,848,346
592,956,038
+
11.1
12,144,195
10.018,280
5,671,255,576
+ 4.6
68.214,900,644
63,834,844.360
+
6.9
1,267,923,152
6.5
23,373,805,772
7,5
11,606,008,156
10,547,131,029
97,508.474'
+ 3-1
105,737,182,317
54,950,657.357
1.221.949,680.695
1,147,518,553,161
+
4.5
662,792,977,482
616,635,055,079
+
+
BY
CERTIFIED
RATES
JANUARY
7,292,171
6,820,257
21.2
10,385,995
'9,137,985
1,111,012,656
+
14.1
1,091,235,111
1,013,262,130
21,603,747.547
+
8.2
21,534,820,496
22,582,193,021
+ 10.0
10,051,405,860
10,090,326,054
Condition Statement of Member Banks
4,
Reserve Bank
the different
■
The
banks
condition statement of weekly
of the
shows
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OP 1930'
1957 TO JANUARY 10, 1957, INCLUSIVE
the
ended
Jan.
Country and
Noon Buying Rate for
Monetary Unit.
Cable Transfers in New York (Value in United States Money)
а.'»
Friday
Jan. 4
5.3
Ja)!.'7
Si
4*
3.3
Pree
Australia,
9.0
Belgium,
British
* "7
pound
—
__
'
franc
Malaysia, Malayan dollar
Canada,
•s:
.0555555*
.0264400*
2.223024
.0385802*
.0199135
.324466
1.040625
.209066
.00435401*
.00285468
—
schilling
Austria,
7.3
—
~
4.5
Ceylon,
dollar
—
rupee
Finland, markka
<Metropolitan), franc
France
pound
_
Yen
Mexico
-
___L
peso
Netherlands,
Norway,
krone™
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo.
Sweden,
peso
.
krona
Switzerland,
United
/
guilder
pound
New Zealand,
Union
.208925
•
rupee
Ireland,
Japan
franc_
of South Africa,
Kingdom,
♦Nominal.
;
pound
pound
-
sterling
'
-
f
-
2.790000
.00277912*
,0800560
.261043
2.762272
.140080*
.496766*
.0349000
.193330*
.233304
2.779472
2.789&IG
0555555*
.0264052* *
2.225597
.0385802*
0199112
.324900
1.038750
.209266
00435401*
.00285468
0555555'*
.02644002.225016
■
03S5802*
.0199112
.324816
1.03796S
209233
.00435401*
00285468
.238133-
.238120*
Germany, Deutsche mark
India
$
*
Wednesday
Thursday
Jan. 9
$
*
.238133*
.205233
2.793125
00277912*
.OBOOoOO
.261081
.209200
2. /92343
.00277912*
.0800560
.261085
2.764748
.140030*
.496766*
2.765470
.140080*
.496766*
.0349000
.193330*
.233325
S~.2.782689
2.793125
.0349000
.193330*
.233320
2.781963
2.792366
$
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0264052*
.0262489*
2.225016
2.226095
.0385802*
.0385802*
.0199137
.0199137
.324883
.324900
1.038125
1.039062
.209233
.209333
.00435401*
00285468
.238100*
.209183
.209180
2.792656
2.793750
.0800560
.00277912*
.0800560
.261071
.261120
2.764748
2.766089
.140080*
.140080*
.496766*
.496766*
0349000
.0349000
.193330*
2:
A
$393
of
changes
for
the
w££k.
$396 million in loans ad¬
of
decrease
million
in
balances
with
deposits1
of $537 million
deposits adjusted and $189 million in United
banks
and
$1,287 million in demand
in demand
States Government deposits.
Commercial
lion
in
New
and
York
,
City,
but
only
$169
-
-
.
industrial loans decreased
$211 mil¬
million
at
all
reporting member banks; they have decreased over the
year-end in 16 of the past 18 years. Changes according
industry appear in another press release. Loans to
brokers and dealers for purchasing or carrying United
States Government and other securities decreased S83
to
million.
.00435401*
.60285468
.238100*
.00277912*
principal
following
reporting member
System in leading cities
Reserve
credited to domestic banks; and decreases
Jan. 10
j
Official
б.3
Jan. 8
•-
JkXffCntli-Efic'
3.4
Tuesday
Monday
Federal
increases
justed;
domestic
b
17,123,656
20,803,886
3.3
+
—
(b) Represents, clearings for ten months only.
discontinued,
Ptouant to the .requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal
certifies daily to the'Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
EXCHANGE
11.3
+
-
Foreign Exchange Rates
FOREIGN
—
+ 21.8
+19.2
operations
'
17.2
+
*
51,287,013
57,441,100,589
22,406,082
32.500^678
+
570,859,784
2,307,674,104
.32,931,033
108,964.333,277
(179-Citiea)
Total
68,3571198
78.742.078
5,934,066,087
cmtafde New York™_™_-
153,891,806
104,530*640
104,Fc~8~623
38.051,685
Total (19 rttlrr?
189,113,055
28.8
+
~32~2
1.1
63,807,914
116,216,263
6,283,805
12.1.
—
1,968,987,597
78,471,773
Fvt™£nrT
"
5.590,001
'
.
15.9
V +13.6
— 7.3,
20,267,936
2,813,711,611
y& 9.2
5.903.376
9.0
607,979,002
45.818.903
2.950.465.889
J>13,959.767
'
—
92,684.390
' 9.402.415.901
"2K5M*.942 v-
+15.2
+ 3.7
32,131,947
79,196:530
23:212.835
87.219.618
'U83j0,063,140
6.8
+
116,804.742
29,797,025
"*
7,250.397
9.8
—
132.684.967
rZZnL-fc
1,864 jt?
176.450,664
II
aaKersileit!
1,119
444.331,601
59,413.202
"
Portland
Ari7onft
23.202,366
203.316,379
(Ti.TMrfm—Knpene
8.6
+
+
17.039.000
798.488,287
—
2,1
+
97.282,648
—
45.466.993
412 993.859
Maho—Boise
+■'
341.230,697
306,775.906
l.fJ
25.190.974
mthfl
96.998,092
370.686.126
6.836,249
—'"4.1
"" 791,819046
J"T.'4.2 "
^1(88^660'-v> !. '4' 6.'^-
22,1?57.;S00i *
:
99.013,043
9.2
—12.3
—
■
7.9
+
.193330*
.233330
.233325
2.781963
2.783312
2.792455
2.793750
Holdings
New York
of Treasury bills increased $126 million in
City and a total of $135 million at all report¬
ing member banks.
Holdings of Treasury certificates of
decreased $21 million
indebtedness and of Treasury notes
and $19
million, respectively.
Holdings of United States
Government bonds increased $25
million.
million in
New York City, $137 million in the Atlanta District, $105
million in the Dallas District, and $84 million in the
Chicago District, but they increased $125 million in the
"*„ Demand
deposits adjusted
San Francisco
Borrowings
decreased $201
District.
from
Federal
Reserve
Banks deciea>>e
.
3%%
Seabrook Farms Co.,
*1957
Loans
j
adjusted!
Loans
adjusted$*_!—
investments
and
securities
+
5,054
+
4,567
9
83
—
2,131
estate
Other
_—.-4—--,———-
loans—
+
-,
11,067
——
89
—
707
+
10
8,842
—--
loans
709
—
6
+
1,208
■
Heal
105
—
carry¬
or
500 Fifth
-Jan.
1st mtge. leasehold bonds
Co. of Canacta, Ltd.—
21
31
Nickel
International
12836
863
preferred stock—.
—
Oil Industries, Inc.—
7%
-Feb.
1
12326
1,'1968- -Jan.
21
$2740
14
$2740
14
$2785
-Feb.
1
$2788
-Feb.
1
87
.i—
debentures due April
convertible sub.
4»/2%
Kings County Lighting Co., preferred stock——
.Jan.
New York & Richmond Gas Co., 6% cumul. pfd. stock-
Light & Telephone Co., Inc.
conv. preferred stock-——:-
Western
5%%
sub. conv. debs, due 1971-
Zapata Off-Shore Co., 5Va%
bills
certificates of indebtedness
notes
—
r—
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
U.
securities
Loans
to
135
703
19
.
—
91
1,135
86
+
74
3,156
+
393
+
388
Banksvault——
Balances with domestic banks-—
13,600
Reserves with Federal Reserve
the
DIVIDENDS
745
—
„
———
108
316
—
liabilities—
-—
707
9
+
438
189
+
66
537
—
57,677
—
demand deposits—
banks
Domestic
Foreign
banks
12,613
+
1,287
+
910
1,715
—
+
28
+
229
■
-—
Borrowings—
309
Banks-
From Federal Reserve
From Others ——
Class
—
100
—
328
~
'
Extra
5%
preferred (quar.)
Tool & Stamping Co.
Western
Union
Telegraph
B
(quar.)
—
Coal
div.)_
(quar.)———
(quar.)
Co. Ltd., class A
Westminster Paper
of dollars)
$5
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease
.
Chocolate
Jan. 11,
&
1-30
1- 2
2- 1
2-1
1-11
1-11
15c
50c
2- 1
2-1
1-18
'1-18
75c
2- 1
1-18
R.
cash
Discounts
advances——,—
Industrial loans
+
15,258
Common
+
263,301
87,107
Wisconsin
Electric Power, 6%
1,193
Wisconsin
Southern
460,169
Worcester
96,237
70,716
+
—
24,351
'—
1
+
4
+
12,607
+
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.44%
34,550
Bills
__
Certificates
■
—j-.
Bonds
Total
—
outrightrepurchase agree't
bought
Held under
Total
——__
——
U.
Govt,
S.
Wrigley
cash
Uncollected
Rank
assets
10,932,699
9,153,913
2,801,750.
24,568,932
24,955,203
r—
4,779,986
73,432
+
—
6%
preferred
York
428,474
+
249,700
Zellers,
37,100
40,700
—
4>/2%
391,374
4-
Ltd.,
common
preferred
'Transfer
—1,038~834
259,665
a
Less
British
Less
Jamaica
+
77
12,190
x
13,266
93,066
-1,151,489
closed
this
for
the
as
of
18
dollars
income
income
1-10
1-10
4-10
its
1
at
>
>
The
v'
it
262,231
551,279
+
General
bank
Member
U.
363,065
Other
is
rated
Other
liab.
and
20,204,810
—
170,099
cash items
3,590,741
—
730,993
+
divs.__
17,557
579
+
accrued
liabilities
Total
+
50,978,045
—
-1,162,744
+
Plastic Wire &
With
The
583,989
CapitaL paid
in__
«.
*
Surplus (Section 7)_
Surplus (Section 13b»—
Other capital accounts———
—.—
748
10,507
+
22,698
+
326,506
747,593
27,543
122,050
53,981
+
of
shares held,
12
'
-1,151,489
52,201,737
+
liability on
purchased for
correspondents
ances
4%
+
53,601
3,344
+
2,364
2
.1%
this
The
76
divisions
The
their
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
Below will be found
a
list of corporate bonds, notes,
and common stock called1 for redemption,
those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where indicated) in which
the details were given in the "Chronicle."
TENDERS
Date
Pago
Bush
Terminal
*
s.
Pago
f. bonds due
I960
Jan.
28
$2834
1, 1961__Feb.
l
$2835
City Investing Co.—
49*
conv.
sinking fund debentures due
the
June
expansion
this
additional
and
basic
units
?
the
largest
steelmaking
Rockies,
Birmingham
second
the
of
east
we
would
are
continued
pects,
ready" for
a
two-year
rolled,
"we
of
referred
electric furnace comes
its
ne\v
Gadsden strip
of
production in mid-1957, it
construction job.
This mill
and strip.
and" galvanized sheets
the new strip mill*",
to an initial monthly
have
capacities
convinced
-
that
abundantly in
confidently ex¬
the South >111 share
which this country,
advances
decided to go
"Gadsden,
We
■
economic
Republic has
Republic
production
a
said, however, that
considerably in fexeess of that
approximately 22,000 tons.
,
"Since
is
cold
announcemnt
today,
of
the
and
completion
mill
rolled,
original
pur
that
the
approximately
hot
provemtrnt,at
8
approved
Tool
.
proposal to change the
a
Industries,
Tool
Industries,
subsidiaries
Milwaukie,
Calif.—V.
company
Will
Ore.;
134,
company
to
stock
to
which
class
If
will
the
of
8
relating
held
be
to
are
under the
remove
Jan.
on
material
meeting,
name
.
forward: at once with thjs' new im*
which'will Enable "us to produce up to ap¬
of flat foiled steel it month."
riesidesr the second, felectric furnace'Sire called for in
decision
to
proceed
with a. new phase»-©!%.the expansion
before
the
completion
of *
Inc.
even
tpe
program.
construction
original
184, p. 1732,
London,
(R.Jr.) Reynolds
.
Charles
continue to
do
Ont.,
business
their
are
with
own
cor¬
located
Canada;
and
a
with
the
special
Feb.
on
take
filed
20,
action
SEC
meeting
1957.
upon
of
who
Mr.
involve,
in
the
of
preliminary
proposed new serial
the
debentures
and
of
holders
its
principal purposes of
reincorporation
of
the
is carried to completion
$15,000,000
for
as
Advertising Manager.—V.
par
value
of
the
■-
T.
firm
Smither
will
succeed
•
Manager,
2839.
and Jones & Laughliri Steel Corp. on Jan. 7 signed
and- plan of
reorganization under which the assets and
Rotary will be transferred to Jones &. Laughlin for common
Jones Sf Laughlin, and such-stock will
be. distributed to the
company
stock
of
Rotary
shareholders
xius
of
transaction
the
outstanding
thorization
&
oi
the
shares
in
exchange for their Rotary stock.
subject to approval by the holders of a majority
shares of Rotary's common stock,
and the au*
holders of Jones & Laughlin. preferred stock and
is
common
stock
of
an
increase
in
.
195..—V.
Jones & Laughlin shareholders will be 'held
l!i ponte;«plated that the transfer Will take place
-
184,
p.
184,
p.
Drilling & Exploration Co.—Securities
$1,250,000 of 5V2% sinking fund debentures
and 125,000 shares of common stock, which were
pub¬
licly offered on Jan. 3 by Shields & Co. and associates
10 shares of stock at
on
on
April 25,
April 3U,
T"
4
Royal McBee
Corp.—Buys Tally Shares—
See
2673.
Sold—The
authorized
2122.
'
plus accrued and unpaid dividends thereon.—V.
the
of
Jones & Laughliri common
stock.
The meeting
Rotary shareholders will be held on March
20, 1957. The meet-
J
loco'
the
by
Laughlin
of-
preferred stock.
outstanding shares of 3.60% preferred stock
redemption, the redemption price will be $53.25 per
in units of $100 of debentures and
p^
184,
Board—
succeed 'W.
business of
number
it
existing 225,000
called
to
on
brokerage
the
of
director
agreement
proxy
the
near
unsecured
partner
a
.
Smith
Jones
company
senior
elected
Rotary Electric Steel Co.—To Be Acquired-^-
stock.
the
a
is
This
new
pr%ferred
Tobacco Co.—Babcoek
has been
retiring on-Feb. 1.
•
•
Howard Gray,
presently Assistant Advertising
an
District of Columbia Business Corporation Act,
the existing limitation upon
the amount of secured debt
company may have outstanding,
and to authorize a new
serial
Babcock/
.
The
the
H.
Reynolds • & Go.,
in
two
^
future,
the redemption of the company's
outstanding 3.60%
preferred
stock,
the
retirement
of
its
existing
$15,000,000
of bank
loans,
and
the
sale
of
$30,000,000
principal
are
\mits
Republic's
—V.
Inc.
2672.
p.
to
the program proposed by
share,
Buildings Co.—
First mortgage 50-year
111.;
Park,
five
Prince Marine
Date
for
*
REDEMPTIONS
Company and Issue—
used
time
been
mill
share
to
building of the second
tonnage.
will be no under¬
There
customers, vendors and others under
as.
in
the past.
These
subsidiaries
Angeles,
common
If
Inc.—
PARTIAL
Pendleton
names,
Los
amount
junior subordinate^ debentures due April 1, 1965—Feb.
1
Pittsburgh Railways Co.-—
5% first mtge. sinking fund bonds due Jan. 1, 1970—Jan.. 15
of
respective
This
6%
Jan.
Pendleton
corporation's
soliciting
preferred
including
Service,
new
Gadsden
River
in production,
1,197,000 ingot
are
jump
will
*
,
the
of
said
Potomac Electric Power Co.—Plans Refunding—
Notices
Finance
one
When both
capacity
two plants
porate
Company and Issue—
"In
of the parent company located ip Los Angeles', Calif,
and Jamestown, N. Y., will operate under the name of Proto Tool Co.
20,660
+
on
to
company
Schiller
Model
share.
per
of
Co.—Change in Name Approved—
stockholders
The
in
OF
$16.50
the basis
on
g
annually.
,,
make
approaches
out
Several
as
foreign
NOTICE
1956
of
4.
is
proximately 35,000 tons
662,527
accept¬
Industrial loan commitments*
turn
the
tons
plant's
Ohio
from
1,859
44.3%
Contingent
at
17,
The proceeds are to be
capital.—V. 182, p. 1342.
writing.
working
of
combined
Dec.
record
Plomb Tool
Total liab. and capital accts.
Ratio of gold certificate reserves
to deposit and F. R. note lia¬
will
the
of
statement
Exchange Commission—
corporation on Dec. 27 filed a letter of notification with the.
14,514 shares of common stock (par $5) to be offered
each
lor
•
204,000
.
the
By
have
will
covering
stockholders
to
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
ori Jan.
program
Gadsden
increase
mill.
'
Cable Carp;, lewetfr City, Conn.—-Files
Securities and
i
expansion program at
second electric steelmaking
the -largest.
will
86,466
3,724
at
the
Republic
as
57,480
"
addition
the
year.
south
being
Investment News
SEC
bilities
a
center
37,201
—
'
its ^current
late in
1957, the company pointed out.
rated ingot capacity of the Gadsden plant with its eight
hearth furnaces is 789,000 tons annually. Each of the new elec¬
trics
(Continued from page 8)
Total deposits Deferred availability
by
announced
Gadsden
Announcement
13,197
36,720
40,295
130,936
281,521
—*—
—
13,819
327,376
S. Treasurer—general acct.
Foreign
F-ios
Present
open
;
Corporation and
97,460
152,705
19,232,848
reserves
-."".
.
enlarge
will
plant
was
present
The
27,164,937
Deposits;
the; supersonic
2673.
duction
corrected -payment
662,527
+
newly
%An electric furnace now being built will increase the plant's ingot
capacity by 25% in May. Addition of the second electric will make
the total ingot increase approximately 50%
when it goes into pro¬
"%\
hera
a
-
non¬
1
Indicated
to
capacity to 12,242,000 tons.
,.
sourest
'
Incorrect.
was
lls
metal
psrt of a huge expansion being
undertaken
by Republic at Chicago, Cleveland,
Warreri, Ohio, and
Gadsden as well as several other locations.
When completed lute in
1957, the expansion will add 1,980,000 tons of annual ingot capacity
to
the
Republic production ■ facilities,
bringing
the
total Republic
1- 2
the
Gadsden
The
1- 2
1
and materials,
manpower
scrap
and
fighter-bomber,
p.
•"
corporation
furnace,
12-31
2-
the use-of
separating
in
waste
Republic Steel Corp.—Has Huge Expansion Program
This
7-10
1-15
.
instituted by
shortens landing gear re-work time.
is currently producing the F-84F Thunderstreak,
:
v
-
.
of. more than
fighter-bombers
measures
it was announced, op Jan. 3.
part of. a program for saving defense
method' of
new
a
atom-bomb-carrying jet
fighter-bomber.—V. 184,
tax.
date
filed with the SEC
statement covering
par value.—V. 183,
departments,
eliiriinating
by
from
conservation
100
constituting
1- 4
1-18
2-
'.%"•%
date
record
$1
to
achieve
savings
production of Republic's
than
1-15
Canadian non-residents tax.
tax.
published
and/or
stock,
common
expect
the
in
more
designed tool that
The
corporation
tons
notes——
of
measures,
range
LIABILITIES—
Reserve
1957
.
the company's
therefore,
Federal
officials'
in
result
The
dividend.
Canadian funds, tax deductible
tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
f Previous
52,201,737
$25c
$56'Ac
In
resident
+
not
to its registration
1957
3,
shares of
With
Republic Aviation Corp.—Aided by Conservation Plan
Corporation
1-15
12-31
1-31
1-31
4-30
7-31
2r 1
1-15.
50c
_
U. S. funds, leas 15%
51,609
$ Payable
%
(increased)
(quar.)
books
292,954
—
37'Ac
37'/ac
37y2c
37Vic
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
County Gas (quar.)
Youngstown Steel Door
Shares, Inc.—Registers
Commission—
112.
$2,000,000
12-31
2- 1
1-23
2- 1
25c.
5,012,000
,
date
J—.——
$1.11
2%
Cab Co., 6% preferred
preferred (quar.)_*_
preferred (quar.)
22
269,105
——
—
(stock* dividend)——.
6%
209,000
——
Total assets
■
$1.50
25c
(quar.)—
(monthly)——
Corp.
428,474
5,012,000
6%
securities-*
premises
Other
,
1-10
1-31
1-15
$2
*
Yellow
+
40,700
24,568,932
items--
lyo6.
over
Investment ^company,
Kan.,
Jan.
on
100,000
■'
securities
t>ue from foreign banks
pi'd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Wm.) Jr.
t Payable in
Total loans and
.
.
'
4,834
1,680,570
——
Notes '"
_
——
.
Gas
preferred
Worthingtcn
—
i
RR
'
-
—
—
Central
City,
Kansas
amendment
adidtional
p.
1-9
1-30
1-11
4-12
7-12
10-11
4,480
Acceptances:
Bought outright
Held under repurchase agree't
U. S. Government securities;
Bought outright—
25c
25c
25c
25c
(quar.)
'!
(quar.)
Wisconsin
99
18,900
+
•This
Exchange
and
an
County Electric—
+
—
794
—
—
capaci y
•
-——
increased
com.
Common
+
346,093
2-1
2-20
2- 1
5-1
8- 1
11- 1
-
Inc.,
248,043
3
+
379,265
—
—
and
21,269,344
475,370
notes of other banks
Other
increase in
Distribution
Quarterly
Securities
1-21
2- 1
50c
25c
+
Common
F.
59%
a
,
an
$1.25
14,999
—
1- 8
59o
Industries—
(quar.)
Co..
12-28
12"2*
1- 8
$1.43%
$1
quarterly
Oil
12-26
3-12
1-18
1-15
1-31
1-31
Co.-*-
15,002
+
879,951
Wilcox
Wilson
1956
1957
1957
20,389,393
Increased
12"2t)
(quar.)
1
(accum.)
preferred A
Williams-McWilliams
('—-) Since
Jan. 2,
Jan. 9,
gold certificate reserves
represent
the 11 months ended Nov. 30, net, income was $4,897,347, an
of $479,259 or 10.8'%
over the same, period of 1955, Frank
McLaughlin,-President, reports.: Tris was equal to $1.50 per common
share; agairist. $1.35. Operating revenues for the period totaled $22,871,834, exceeding a year ago by $1,779,213 or 8.4%.
Net income for the 12. months ended Nov. 30 amounted to $5,404,239,
an
increase of $512,837 or 10.5% over the previous comparable period,
Mr. McLaughlin said.
This equaled $1.65 a'common share as compared
with $1.50 a year ago. Operating revenues for the 12 months amounted
to $25,138,125,
an
increase of $2,164,975 or 9.1%
over the previous
year.—V. 184, p. 2329.
,
12-26
1-15
4- 1
dividend)-—
(stock
Co.
(resumed)—T
$2 prior preferred (quar.)
;
$3 convertible preferred (quar.)—
Wiibur-Suchard
Total
I
McDon- j
.
increase
J2"2* *
1-15
<
$1.25
$1.25
59«
25c
$12,Ac
$17>/2c
—-
(stock
Western
Westmoreland
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
ASSETS—
Mr.
r
For
1-JJ
1-15
60c
-
——
Common
<>old certificates account—
—
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
p.-'
Puget Sound Power & Eight Co.—Profits Rise—
WJ
2- 1
2- 1
1-15
$15c
60c
(quar.)——
preferred
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., common
4% prior lien (quar.)__
White Sewing Machine Corp.—
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
sands
l-io
2- 1
50©
o
31%c
34%c
5% preferred (quar.)
5xk% convertible preferred (quar.)
—
Western Plywood, Ltd., class B——
Western Tablet & Stationery Corp., com.___
Class
'""
V;
•'
During 1957, the company plans to install 3,000 miles of wire,
distribution transformers and 8,200 street lights;
and,
in I
addition, set 11,500 poles and 28,000 electric meters.—V. 184, p. 2444.'
6,200
«''Vth
2-1
will
kilowatts,
300,000
installations, tlie total effective generator
company's eight stations will be 3,352,500 kilowatts.
capacity of; the
This
Payable ot Rec.
$2
Light & Telephone Co.—
Common (quar.)———
5%
"
of
Western
35
210
—
768
'Preliminary (San Francisco District).
tDec. 26 figures revised (San
Francisco District).
^Exclusive of loans to banks and after deduction
of valuation reserves; individual loan items are shown gross.
'
■/
Holder*
When
v
.
(nccum.)—!
A
capacity
initial
an
reported.
\1
Upon completion of these
'
—
22,077
2,370
—
Interbank
t
have
to
the construction of an additional generating
is planning
company
station
-."-v.Per
Share
^Western Insurance Securiteis—
,
H
;
-
aid
(Continued from page 12)
Name of Company
Demand deposits adjusted
——
Time deposits except U. S. Government
U. S. Government deposits—
-
plant
,
-^1,814
.
.
.
■
130
1,410
in
163
+
banks—-——_—-
Cash
10
—i.
536
184.
Volurne
$In
issue.
this
in
^Announcement
$130,000,000.
of
five years, Public Service has spent over,- $450,000 ooo
additions and improvements.
/
'
I
Two Major
electric generating stations are 'under construction by I
Public Service,
one of
which, the Linden Station^ is expected to bet
ready for operation this year.
Preparation of the site for the other!
new
station, the Bergen Station in RidgefieJdj
began in 1956. The|
Linderi Station will have two electric generating
units of 225,000-1
kilowatt capacity each and
the Bergen Station will have two units!
of
290,000-kilovvatt capacity
each. - One of the units at Bergen
Statioft is scheduled for serv.ee in 1958 and the other in 1959.
Because
of
the'.expected continuing' demands for electric service,
past
the
In
for
—1,742
25,
+
18,786
7,484
-a.—...———
+
—
21
5,214
bonds—
S.
Other
+
—3,183
120
will
upwards
be
■
+
26j774
2,071
securities—total——
Government
•tT. S.
Jan.
on
1956
I
company, Lyle McDonald, Chairman of the Board
an
I
7.-Mr. McDonald saicl.that construction expenditures I
total approximately $119,000,000, .and for 1967
win
for tne
high
nounced
for
Kerr-McGee
u.
expenditures by this com
pany for electric and gas additions and 'improvements to its plain
and properties will exceed $100,000,000, again setting a new ail-tim.
$2834
-Jan.
;
Inc.,
Avenue,
Plans to Spend
—
second successive year,
the
for
1957,
In
$2437
;Jan.
169
—
456
ing
1,126
__
30,679
Other loans for purchasing
+
396
53,381
——-
—r—
—
and industrial loans——
Agricultural loans —
*.
Loans
to brokers and dealers for
purchasing or carrying securities-
Commercial
1956
286
87,639
stock
Industries, Inc., 5% cumulative conv. pfd.
Paper Mills, Inc.—
4'A% conv. debentures due July 1, 1975
18
-Jan.
Electric & Gas Co.
Public Service
$130,000,000 for Improvements in 1957—
Page
Date
Charmin
(In millions of dollars)
*
assets—
1
CALLED
ISSUES
ACF
Jan. 4,
Dec. 26,
tl956
1
-Feb.
Company and Issue—
Since
15
-Mar.
debentures—
f.
f. debs, due Feb. 1, 1962-
s.
ENTIRE
Increase ( + ) or
Jan. 2,
Feb.
Co., 4>/2%
preferred stock
Pinellas Industries, Inc., 8% conv. s.
Milk
Pet
.
Decrease (—)
Date
Company arid Issue—
$211 million and borrowings from others decreased $100
million. Loans to banks increased $130 million.
A
summary
of assets and liabilities of reporting
member banks follows:
Tally Register Corp.
below.—V.
184,
Ryder System,
Inc.—Buys 1,000
tinues Expansion—
This national
p.
2329.
Dodge
Trucks—Con¬
truck rental firm and motor
freight carrier on Dec.
one of
the largest civilian truck orders on record—a contrac
1.000 Dod;/e trucks of
all types.
James
A.. Rvder,
President., said the new trucks were purchased
"V
the truck teasing .and rental divfsions'of the comjw'bt
placea
for
31
I
Number 5603
185
Volume
The Commercial and Financial
...
over-the-road carrier operations by the Great Southern Trucking
Byder subsidiary which operates in six southeastern states.
Delivery of the first of the 1,000 new Dodge trucks to Rvder was
Hi-uined to begin in January.
The order includes trucks of almost
•evv
tvpe from
small pick-up and express vehicles to tractors for
the heaviest
kinds of trailer hauling.
The firm acquired Great Southern Trucking Co. in 1955 and doubled
the
size of its rental
and leasing operation in 1 )56. by purchasing
Baker Truck Rental System, now a western subsidiary.
Today Ryder has more than 0,200 trucks in rental-leasing service
from
its lb terminals and Great Southern operates more than 1,800
trucks in its
over the road carrier fleet.
James A. Rvder has estied that gross rcveneus of Ryder System, Inc. will be approximately
s;i5.000,000 tor 1956 and may reach $b0,000,000 for 1957.
The new Dodge trucks will go into
immediate service in both the
rental-leasing "an'd the carrier sides of Ryder System activities.
The Interstate Commerce Commission has authorized this corporation
to take over
threq connecting lines in the South and East at a total
Goldman,
in
tlliri
Lehman
A.
Freight
Motor
Miller
for $40,000
•dock
Ball,
J.
Burgc
Earth
the Rvder
company's
&
will
for
sold
were
the
account
H.
Time,
Inc.
sold
Slock
does
of Time,
Shares
the
represent
not
Inc.-—V.
184,
entire
holding
plans
100,0)0
The.
400,000
St.
Regis
The
corporation
offered
additional
letter
notification
of
Republic
li>2,
Ri
200.000
Putnam
200,000
Reiriholdt
&
Debentures Sold
—
The
to
each
is
company
on
stock
offering
also
before
or
$28.50
at
eight shares held
written
by
the
same
Subscription
properly
New
York
8,
be
to
N.
Jan.
Harriman
3,
J.
P.
additional
176,450
the
basis
of
&
one
or
date, together
more
23
subscription
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
promissory notes due
prepayments
25-year 4%%
3.65'V cum.
Common
of
due
pfd. stock
stock
1974
($25
E.
agreed
to
severally,
purchase
the
respective
company
77,585 shs.
named
has
agreed
forth
Paine.
Chas.
to
sell
ing
them,
to
Southern
|
600,000
G
600,000
600.000
6
ties
of
600,000
600.000
4
400,000
400,000
200,000
of
yield *4.70%
1,
to
as
a
"
and
Securities &
maturity.
The
11
proceeds
from
the
offering
will
be
used
plants
throughout
Cann
p
GIVING
States,
its
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
debentures
al
stock
due 1972
($100
par)__
unrifr?E^^'BITERS—The
territories
and
1957,
21,
and
1,050
opening of bidj aftT
offering by this
due Jan. 1.
on Jan. 23.
See also
proposed
$10,000,000 first mortgage bonds,
offering to the public is expected
scrie3 G,
Public Service Co.—Rights to
company's
not
subscribed
is
for
stockholders.
the
by
made.
Dillon,
shortly before the offering
_
Read
writer.—V.
184,
&
_
Dillon,
p.
Inc.
has
been
named
as
the
Reid
2840.
FINANCING
Outstanding
Not limited $50,000,000
500,000 shs.
350,000 shs.
fcjfie
capacity
that
reported
also
It
owns
and
with-
a
completion
with
&
Co.,
Ripley
184,
each
a
acid,
and
ton
pet-
100
underwriters
severally
has
Lee Higginson Corp.—
C.
Legg
&
.
Marks
M.
$750,009
Co.—
Brothers
Laurence
430,0()t)t
1.209,000
&
Co.
430.000
McDonald
Merrll
Co.—
&
Lynch,
Fenner
McrrOi.
&
Beane.1.200,003
Tin ben
&
Co.,
100.000
50b,0(K)
Ohio
Co.—
Paine, Webber,
300,003,
Jackson
& 'Curtis.
Co.,
1.200,000
.
2,500,OOP
Morgan Stanley St Co
The
500,009
Pierce,
L
Inc.
32i,000
325.000
and
agreed
A—A
-
750,003
500,000
Prescott, Shepard
Co.;*'
Inc.
—_—A—A_A'
400,000
Weeks.—
750,000
Shields
450,009
&
&
Hutton
750 000
Smith,
Barney
1,200,0)0
White,
Weld
—
Co.—
Co..—
&
&
Co.—
<S; Co
—
1.200,006
1.200,000
2228.
p.
Realty Investment
State
of
principal
Lehman
1,200.000
Inc.
&
nitric
urea,
follows:
as
450,030
_a___A—
Corp. of Springfield, Spring¬
field, Mass.—Files With SEC—
corporation on Dec. 27 filed a letter of notification with the
$250,000 of capital debenture bonds, viz.: $50,000 6%
bonds in denominations of $50 each
due on demand after
The
covering
SEC
bo
A
$100,000 6%% series B in denominations of $10o due seriallv
and $100,090 77« s uies C in denominations of $100 due
aays;
to
1964,
1960
1963
are
to
acquire land
capital.
An
has
purcnase
and
to
Chemical Oo.—Announces
New Development
improved type of insoluble sulfur for use in rubber compounding
developed by this company's Research pnd Development De¬
been
partment
will soon be offered
and
"Crystex"
the
under
marketed
be
There will be no underwriting.
The proceed i
commercial and industrial income property;
build stores, apartments, etc.; and for working
19G9.
to
Used
be
to
to
The new product will
to the trade.
trade
name
but
as
a
specially oil-
form.
treated
"Crystex" will offer several major
advantages
to rubber compounders.
It will, for instance, have an
extraordinarily low dusting level which reduces the fire hazard en¬
countered
in
the handling
of ordinary sulfurs.
Moreover, the new
The
oil-treated
new
grade
of
product has markedly superior properties In terms
of ease of dispersion
formulations.
rubber
in
Stauffer
is
installing
now
"Crystex"
plant
sulfur.—V.
184, p.
new
manufacture
to
facilities
the
at
its
oil-treated
Monongahela,
glade
Pa.,
of 'insoluble
2122.
Tally Register Corp.,
Seattle, Wash.—Financing, etc.—
developer of special purpose electrical and elec¬
8 set the stage for expansion as it completed
two
separate transactions with Royal McBee Corp., an international
producer of typewriters and other business machines.
Philip e. Renshaw, President of Tally, said his firm had concluded
n
new
contractual arrangement with Royal McBee, and has sold
20 229 shares of preferred istock
previously optioned to thj New York
This
corporation,
machines,
a
Jan.
on
firm.
Royal
will manufacture and market general purpose auto¬
equipment involving use of Tally Register developments.
also provides I hat Royal McBee will manufacture
McBee
office
new
contract
Register certain computer components to be used as basic
blocks in special purpose business machine systems to be
by the Seattle firm.
Royal McBee's stock purchase brougnt its equity in Tally Register
to a previously agreed
upon 25% and provides a substantial amount
of new working capital for the Tally Company.
for
Tally
building
developed
Mr.
said
Renshaw
expansion
the
the new
required
by
company.
Te])v
principal under¬
the
which
Union
Co.—
&
make
450,00c
&, Co.
Hornblower
V.
(0
400,000
Co
&
Haydcn, Miller & Co._—
,
Ccf,
and
rated
over
1956.
$40,000,000
at
325,000
for
subscription price is to be determined
The
Subscribe
stockholders of record
on or before Jan. 30, 1957 for
stock at the rate of one "haew
oversubscription privilege). The
employees will be given the right to subscribe for any shares
common
in
Toledo,
average
increase
1,
John
_
Field/Richards & Co
matic
company
daily
Jan.
of
are
$2,625,000
400,000
Co
Fabey, Clark & Co. ——..
tronic
2840.
p.
addition,
activities
companies
operation
location.
names
company,
Dominic)—-
&
Securities
box
Union
Co.—Bids Jan. 21—
the
on
plans to offer to its
Jan.
16,
1957 the right to subscribe
291,967 additional shares of common
share for each 14 shares held (with an
to
company has agreed to sell to each of the
ers named below, and each of the underwriters for whom
nt°n- Sachs & Co., Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and Lehman Brothers
fctnie* as representatives, has ieverally agreed tj purchase the
aipai amount of
debcntuies set opposite its name below:
Cnlrt
,
United
"
45
184,
,
digital"
L.
■
n
began development of an advanced
alt
systeih on a $150,000 contract with the Glenn
recently
Register
data processing
Martin
working capital would provide the means
new projects to be undertaken by
several
^
Co.—V.
179,
p.
2601.
.
Southwestern Resources, Inc., Santa Fe, N.
M.—Regis¬
tration Statement Withdrawn—
CAPITALIZATION
.
tne
of
equipment,
contemplates the
schedule
Jan.
on
Southwestern
i
Possessions.
contained
registration statement
Covering a
proposed offeriug
The
"(par
See
25 emits)
at $5
183, p. 2945.
par
share,
was
19o6,
of common stock
withdrawn on Nov. 21, 1956.
on
June
8,
V.
Standard
Oil
Co.
Texas Electric
See
filed with the SEC
of 1,000,000 shares
(Ohio)—Debentures
derwriting group headed by F. S. Moselev
8 offered publicly an issue of $25,000,000
•
Tolcoo,
capacity of 54.000 barrels of rcruce
capacity
by
approximately
25,000
debentures
of
Kraus
House
Eastman
The
ipepit
i
(EST)
The
19E7.
V.
lmrt'1,ase customer instalment
receivables from Sears, Roebuck & Co
arran8entents similar to those under which Sears has sold
inst
i
to b*nks since 1937. On Oct. 31, 1956, Sears' outstanding
hiiiin nien'; receivables, arising from credit sales, totaled almost a
Hliin
rs'
Total sales of Sears, Roebuck & Co. were over $3.3
o
' " dl»'ing the fiscal year ended Jan. 31, 1956. The parent company
nifeii
niore lhan 700 retail stores, 750 catalog sales offices and 11
order
I present time
a.m.
company
interest.
net
and
cars
cost not less then $13,850,000.
1
offering are: Drexel &: Co.; Eastman Dillon,
Co., and Stroud & Co, Inc.—V .185, p. 86.
to
tlie
in
Southwestern Gas & Electric
The
last
wholly-owned subsidiary of Sears, Roe¬
accrued
be,
according to maturity. They were
bid of 99.4785%.
1972, at 99.20%
The
—The
will
The certificates, first instalment
inclusive.
parts
auto
103
Associates
uio not redeemable prior to Feb. 1, 1967.
On and
c-ftte, they may be redeemed* at the option of the company
innr
Atlanta, Ga.,
Inc.,
4(8% equipment trust certificates,
semi-annually from July 15, 1957 to'
to 4.10%,
estimated
cars,
the books closed.
1U0
Co.,
aggregating $11,080,000,were scaled to yield
3.80%
cars;
aftvre*heJ)e7^ure®
nt
issue
an
In
Other
Lima,
Cleveland,
began
Burr, Inc.,—
&
E.
it
; ame
—
serially
Co. Inc. bid 99.10',, for the certificates as I'/is.
Issuance and sale of the certificates are subject to the authorization
of the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
The entire issue of certificates is to be secured by 200 steel hopper
first public offering of securi¬
at
processing
19C6,
the
&
&
1396.
p.
level.
products.
nominal
a
1,200,090
450,009
Fstauioox
Halsey, Stuart
Co., the world's largest general retail merchan¬
organization.
This offering was oversubscribed
dising
Co., Atlanta, Ga.—Regis¬
in
estimated
the
at
amount
Moseley
Coffin
—
awarded to the group on Jan, 8 on a
buck and
and
of
$5,540,000
l'rom
i
85.
debentures due Feb.
184,
V.
Jan. 15, 1967,
400,000
.
2
In
from
Ball, ^Burge
W.
Withdrawn—
Robinson-Humphrey
The
series UU maturing
Sears Roebuck Acceptance Corp., organized
November
2330.
is
further
Blyth & Co., Inc
Clark, Dodge & Co.—
Inc.
Ry.—Equipment Trust Certificates Offered—
Bros. & Hutzler and associates on Jan. 9 of¬
Salomon
fered
600.000
6
.
principal
series
See
retail
a
plants
UNDERWRITERS—The
v.c-/
in charge of production, has
G. Skelly, who has been elected
General Insurance
ami
of,
current
a
oil,
Mines
of
Cost
plant
ice
Harriman
share for each 10 shares held.
named as the principal underwriter.
been
has
•
began
undergoing
dry
Stauffer
M»
to
100,000
Co.—
with
crude
oil
nitrogen^ solutions.
Southern
Sears Roebuck Acceptance Corp.—Debentures Offered
*—A
nationwide underwriting group managed jointly
by
Goldman, Sachs & Co., Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and
Eehman Brothers
placed on the market on Jan. 10 $50,interest
through
600,000
6
___
to
600.000
4
financing represents the
&
500,0U0
registration statement filed with the SEC on Sept. 24, 1956,
covering a proposed offering of 95,714 shares of common stock (par
withdrawn.
4
accrued
500,000
The
$51
6
,
7JO.000
Co
85.
pi
$20,159,000
was
For the calendar
operation of a petrochemical plant adjacent
us
reiinery at Lima,
onto.
Tne plant has a daily rated capacity
produce 300 tons of anhydrous ammonia, with approximately two-
to
new
one
tration Statement to Be
600,000
6
____
Co.__——T
000,000 of 4%%
185,
of
rate
Co.
Stanley &
Morgan
—V.
at the
1957
30,
600,000
Putnam
and
a
Jan.
600,000
Hemph ill, Nayus & Co
&
Cckr~i'—
&
has filed a registration statement with the SEC cover¬
proposed issue of 4.379,758 shares of capital stock (par $15),
it intends to offer for subscription by
stockholders of r.cord
which
-
period
integrated
the
located
company
6
Richard W. Clark?
Corp,_,__
For further
details,' see V. 185, p.
p.
1956
1958.
Sohio
S.
500,000
&
Wood
in
1955,
F,
Co.
Weld
Witter
E.
day.
purchase
Socony Mobil Oil Co., Inc.—Registers With SEC—
The
severally
6
____
W.
184.
Cleveland.
amounted -to' $339,706,000
acquisition
average rated
increase
refinery
will
per
expected
a
succeed
to
the Board,—V.
of
a
rated
Ohio
an
daily
a
which
to
below:
6
Smith, Barney & Co._
White, Well <fc Co.A_____—
_
President
elected
6
Weeks____—
Wood. Struthers & Co.,
Coo.ev & Co
&
with
Ohio,
barrels
the
Vice-President
Senior
at
at Cleveland and Lima, Ohio,
daily average capacity of 3,500 barrels.
Sohio currently Is constructing a ne-.v Integrated refinery at
400,000
Harold
filed
the
1955 nine months.
revenue
and
Ky.,
of
lubricating
operates
250,000
Wcod, Gundy & Co., Inc.
11
located
are
on
State
daily
average
.
Bureau
S.
Co.
&
Co.—Changes jn. Personnel—
Oil
Freeman,
6
Co
Dec.
as
refineries
barrels
U.
Curtiss,
on
in
income
i95S>) Jhcmong
i'm-v
31,
four
Kidder, Pcabody & Co.—
$2,000,000
_________
Scranton
S.
Chairman
77,585 shs.
have
20
Prabody & Co
Webber, Jackson fc Curtis
W.
White,
the
Co.____
&
Debentures
Dominick
&
company
Skelly
J.
Principal
Ripley & Co., Inc
Hcrnblower
Walker
2840.
p.
Net
lor,
Latonia,
and
143,500
100,000
Alstyne, Noel
H.
Dec.
to
day
&
750,000
.■
oil,
crude
business
the
in
$23,008,000.
industry.
of
thirds
400,000
Neuhaus
letter of notification with the SEC
covering 100,000 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered at
$2.50 per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
for expenses incicjqnt to mining operations.
.1. A
'
•
Amount of
Morgan Stanley & Co
Clark, Dodge & Co.J____________
Kidder,
100,000
Skaggs Oil Co., Oklahoma City, Okla.—Files With SEC
1,588,054 shs.
below
Stock
Harriman
Co.
total
a
oil
products
operating revenue for the nine months ended
$270,716,000 compared
to $247,395,000 for the
operating
searcn
owns
Dominick
been
Unsubscribed
&
184,
fr
of
the
of
mainly
and
1955.
and
was
at
Fulton
Percentage of
Dominick
750,000
10,000.000
set
percentages
i
Drexol & Co
Freres
barrels
were
of
sales
the
Soldo
In
R.
&
500.000
-
100,000
—
Wertheim
—V.
of
an
rights in
100,000
Lazard
aggregate of $10,000,000 principal apiount of debentures,
in the
respective amounts set forth below, and. such of the shares of
the additional common stock
as shall not be subscribed
for by exercise
ol
Van
Dean
with
marketing of petroleum products on
produces
and
sells
petrochemical
the
include
Securi¬
Inc.
G.
Co.
Leach__
&
Day
Co.
1.000,000
refineries,
phases
of petroleum
conducted
Soldo
oil
Co
Underwood,
Thalmann &
200,000
&
Corp.
100,000
Kirkpatriek-Pcttis Co._^
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
209,000
Co.—
100,000
Webster
750,000
Ladenburg,
&
Anthony
200,000
Co.
&
200,000
Meyer
&:
L.
250,000
Lemon
Agee
&
ties
500,000
Inc
Co.
400,000
Co.
&
Boyce
Tucker,
100,000
Co
A*
Co.___
Thomas
Co.
750,000
—
Kidder, Pcabody & Co.
Outstanding
1,800,000 shs.
the
and
Illinois
.
&
Fox
Kaiman & Company, Inc.
$4,400,000
value)
underwriters
Frank,
Labouisse,
&
Hutton
Johnston,
Wall St.,
expiration
10,000,000
($100 par value)
par
UNDERWRITERS—The
Brothers
Stern,
500,000
Weeks
&
Friedrichs
warrants
$6,000,000
1982—
Stern
Homblower
(annual
$300,000)
debs,
500,000
&
Staats
Bros.
Stone
FINANCING
PRESENT
Authorized
3%
200,000
R.
Sterne,
Howard, Weil,
1957
facili¬
corporal ion. in 1870, the com¬
has its principal office in the Midland Building, Cleveland, Ohio.
company,
its subsidiaries,
and aifiliates are engaged
in
uB
phases of the oil business, ranging from production of crude oil to
Ohio,
200,000
Stein
Co.
refinery
The
400,000
&
William
500,000
for
is also under¬
Incorporated,
Co.
Deane
400,000
&
are
BufcJUMH/OS—jB Stalmsned
assets
Mason,
Barney & Co.—_
Spencer Trask
Co.,
1956
income
net
new
petroleum
500,000
&
—
Scribner
Smith,
750,000
Ripley &
Stone
&
200,000
Co
operations
major
143,500
period
1955,
year
for
.
opposed to $16,306,000 for the
as
working
budgeted
Lima, Ohio and Latonia, Ky.
The company also owns and
crude oil pipeline system and a petrochemicals plant.
a
30,
for
offering;
to
planned
are
$40,000,000
the
were
250,000
Hutzler
share
agent,- on or before the
with payment in full of the subscription price.
Y.,
Sons
sums
of
added
1956
100,000
&
Horner
Singer,
250,000
250,0j0
Sept.
be
for
prospective and proved
oil and gas properties, and the marketing of automobile supplies and
accessories through retail nutlets.
Sohio ranked 19th (based 011 total
Inc.
1,000,000
Inc.
100.000
Shearson, Hammill & Co,
75(),000
Ilayden,
100,000
400,UU0
Scott,
Corp.
Co.,
&
Renshaw—
Mosle & Co
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.__
right
shares
new
one
offering
This
1957.
surrendering
Morgan
&
substantial
and
proceeds
will
pany
250,000
Rothschild & Co.—
F.
100,000
400,000
Inc.
The
—
the
stockholders
common
for
on
by
Schoellkopf,
Hutton
Pomeroy, Inc. __:
Forgan
The
made
750,000
Union
Co.
Garrett
CViore,
group.
should
executed
its
21
share
of
as
to
Jan.
per
500,000
Sa'omon Bros.
Boston
Reid
Robert
quickly oversubscribed and the books closed.
subscribe
L.
&
500,000
Rodman
Rotan,
net
balance
200,000
Co.________
200,000
Dillon,
First
&
500,000
A.-AAA-.-.A-
Fulton
250,000
Gardner—_
1,000.000
Co...,
Inc. /
1, 1982, which was made on
Stanley & Co. and associates at 98V2% and accrued in¬
common
&
400,00)
Co
&
Inc.
Co
400,000
Co._
the
expenditures
approximately
EARNINGS—Sales
___________
apply
unused
capital
Marketing
of
and
similar
Dominick—
&
&
Co.
operates
Robinson-Humphrey
Co., Inc. A—A—
400.000
Eppler, Giterin & Turner,
43/4% debentures
Jan. 4 by Morgan
due Jan.
was
&
Toledo
500,000
will
Any
Ohio.
Four
capacity
100,000
Pressprich &
&
level.
250,00)
.-—A
cannot redeem anv portion of
operation which borrows money
debentures are otherwise redeemable at
is engaged in all
production of ci'ude oil 10 marketing
200,000
The
100.000
Read
W.
Reynolds
&
Equitable Securities Corp.
Farwell, Chapman. & Co.
W.
public offering of $10,000,000 25-year
terest,
Pedes (a
Merle-Smith
&
The
Scovill Manufacturing Co.
.
|
Co...
.
Hopwood
including
Ohio.
Jackson
—
and
oversub¬
company
BUSINESS—Company
Co._,
,
100%
at
quickly
was
refunding
new
company's
Toledo,
Co.—-
Jafiray &
250,000
Securities
1573.
p.
Webber,
Curtis
400,000
Eastman
proceeds are to be added to general funds
exploration, development and acquisition of
properties.—V.
&
&
Piper,
Co.—
Drtxel
The
to
Paine.
5/0.000
the
a
The
expenditures.
1958,
at
of
.A—'
&
1967,
$51,000,000,
and
Hanseatic
Cook
1.
through
4b'/i>.
The
ties
letail
Northwest
Jan.
about
at
from
500,000
Clarke
capital
250.000
Corp.
Co.
Co
&
to
200,00)
Pacilic
200.000
__
1982, priced
books closed.
ranging from 106% for those redeemed prior to Jan. 1, 1960.
to 100%
for those redeemed on and after Jan.
1, 1981.
The sinking
lund, which starts in 1963, retires 95% of the bonds prior 10 maturity
with redemption prices at par.
'
'
500,000
Newhard,
Co.
.2——
.
Doolittle
the
with
750,000
Co.,
200.000
York
1,
offering
4S»
prices
Co._—__
100,000
&
:
Dodge
Dominick
shares
Co., New York, N. Y.
and
may
be applied
Co—
&
—
W.
The
&
to
This
PROCEEDS—-Coiffpany
Beane—
Turbdn
the
and
than
capital.
Pierce,
Milwaukee
New
100,000
Granbery, Marachc & Co.
Hallgarten & Co.—
a
&
interest.
debentures
less
S,
Mosoiey & Co—_
Mullaney, Wells & Co.—
Co.
2—'—,
Eyllexbv
Crultendnn,
of common stock (par 25 cents) to be
(estimated at $8 per share), through Dreyfus &
market
at
tiled
20
Dec.
on
37,500
covering
100,000
the
at
&
109,000
Lynch,
Coifin & Lurr, Inc—
Julien Collins & Co.—A
Savoy Oil Co., Inc., Tulsa, Okla.—Files With SEC—
SEC
&
__AAA
M.
John
Paper
200,000
F.
(Inq. )
to
A
Co.—
Hutchinson
Fennel'
250,000
Co.__
Slocurnb
Central
2839.
p.
Co
Co.
which
of
&
Brown & Sons A—
(Inc.)
apply the net proceeds from the financing toward the purchase of three
radio-television stations and the construction of a new office building
in Rockefeller Plaza, New York Cit.
190,000
Inc.
Dick
of
Merrill
Merrill,
Burnham
closed.
shares
250.000
750,000
Inc. '
offering of 350,000 shares of common stock (par $5)
was made on
Jan. 8 by White, Weld & Co. and asso¬
ciates at $45.25 per share, with a dealer's concession of
$1 per share.
It was quickly oversubscribed and the
250,000
Co.
&
McGlonq & Co. Inc.
250,000
Alex.
linked
&
McMaster
Inc. A—A
Boettclier &
ary
The
Carl
500,000
250.000
_
Co.—
Co.
Co.
Simmons—
Dillon.
books
200.000
—
Co.„u^
750,000
Blunt Ellis &
Co.—Secondary Offering—A second¬
Paper
Regis
St.
McDonnell
Inc.
Blair
Courts
be
£50,000
&
Prior
400,000
100,000
Co—*—
6z
McDonald-Moore
scribed
<te
Inc.
McDonald
Blyih & Co., Inc._—.A_
i
Marks-
100,000
&
Co.
William
Clark,
system
McCormick
Co.,
debentures, due Jan.
accrued
lt)0,000
Co.
&
___________
Co—
& Co—.,
Becker
Houston.—V. 183, pp. 2296 and 1797.
:
M.
Co.
Kraus_—
&
Steams
G.
Llair
and assumption oi some $20,000 in liabilities.
from Boston to
Bennett
Mason-Hagan,
250,000
fund
.
5430,000
Laurence
250,000
$500,000
Rhoades
250.000
A.
along the Eastern Seaboard.
these acquisitions,
With
up
&
Simonds &
Bear,
Emmott'-Valley Transportation Co., of Uxbridge, Mass., operating be¬
Boston and New York City, for $40,000 cash plus about $36,500
Ryder stock
Baird
W.
Loeb,
Co.
Manley,
550,000
.
___
Inc.
Baker,
tween
of
_
M.
&
500,000
Inc.
Co.,
Higginson Corp
Carl
4.183.000
Whipple & Co.
Robert
its
and
&
Co
&
Bacon,
Line of Greensboro, N. C., through purchase of its
and assumption of obligation totaling about $275,000,
operates routes
Miller
Allyn
Brush,
Lines
Lee
Sachs .V Co.__ S4.184.000
Brothers
American Securities Corp,
affiliate, Northside Truck
Rental Co., both of Houston, Texas, through purchase of all capital
stock for $1,060,493.
This company operates between Houston and
Birmingham, Ala., via New Orleans.
Motor
C.
S.
T
C.
Lache
about $1,472,000, viz:
of
(189)
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. 4,183.000
Co
outlay
Chrdnicle
Sold—An
un¬
& Co., on Jan.
4V4% sinking
Texas
Utilities
Service Co.—Plans
Co.
below.—V.
183,
p.
Financing'222a
Bonds Placed Pri¬
vately—-This company, it was announced on Jan. 10, has
entered into agreements, negotiated by Dillon, Read &
Co. Inc., for the private sale of $25,000,000 of 4 ,8% first
mortgage pipe line bonds due 1976. Delivery 01 $14,250,000 principal amount has been made, and delivery of the
Texas
Gas
Transmission Corp.
—
,
(190)
results
for
System companies in- 1956 is expected
W
be about 861,000,000.
For the 11 months through November the
increase
in
kilowatt hours of electricity sold was more than 18 « ,
orer^ the same months of the previous year. The improvement in
total
revenues
of the System was 15%.- and
approximately 28,000. /(
new customers were
added to reach a total ol almosr 830,000.
"Tlie
construction aims of the subsidiaries were revised- upward
during the past year and now contemplate expenditures on the order
of $240 000,000 in
the three years 1957 through 1959, the total and
details of the program being subject to adjustment as events require.
"A' new
issue of 100,000 shares of $4.76 preferred stock was sold
by Texas Power & Light Co. late in October,
followed in the next
month by the sale of $10,000,000 of 4%%
mortgage bonds. An addi¬
tional
investment
of
$2,000,000 was made
by Texas Utilities Co.
in the common stock of that company, making a total of approximately
$22,000,000 of new capital to carry the subsidiary through 1957.
"Capital requiremnts of Dallas Power & Light Co. for the year
ahead were
provided in December by the issuance of new common
stock to
its stockholders for $5,889,000,
the greatest part of which
was purchased by Texas Utilities Co.,
and a public sale of $10,000,000
bonds.
mortgage'
4 Vt %
of
improvements by
and
expects
sell new securities
plant expansion."
to
continuing
Company
"Per share
Net
1956—12 Mos.—1955
3,924,678 $28,309,768 $24,110,991
$8,280,620
Total
$2.01
$2.32
$0.59
$0.68
income:
only
Company
—
Total
"On
effect
$3,779,200 $16,117,200
shares
1956;
t$l .19
to
for
2
stock
l
shares
split
on
Oct.
on
14,
t Adjusted to give
184, p. 1840.
1955.
30,
Nov.
1955.—V.
0
Transcontinental
See
Federal
This
Industries
corporation,
fixtures,
Inc.—Acquires Glass Plant—
subject
decision
blade
12,750
the
Trans-Carolina
Tidewater
the
Reciprocating
The
will
at
be
plant,
and portable
operated
Radiant
the
as
spraying equipment
paint
approximately
of
40,000
of
Division
Glass
feet,
square
Industries,
Thomas
Inc.
D.
George
is
President
Carney,
will
order
in
pany
engaged.—V.
his
devote
184,
Radiant
of
active
remain
longer
no
to
full
time
Glass
in
and
Co.,
principal
of
the com¬
which he
affairs
activities
the
other
to
in
525.
p.
"
M.
Farwell,
of
American
The
Chairman
will
and
Board
the
of
functions
also
w.ll
board
the
of
the -functions
assume
Underwood's
of
mittee
to
continue
serve
as
directors.—V.
of
a
Zellerbach
Crown
finance
2059.
p.
com¬
north
See
St.
Regis Paper Co.
Cash
Realty
had
net
after
income
record
compared
number
with
of
Norman
holders
$2.29
shares
Jan.
equal
of
per
President,
at
Sept.
in
the
this
cor¬
fiscal
the
for
net
over
year
income after taxes
per
share
common
for
30,
1955,
1956,
annual
for
adjusted
the
to
announced
were
mailed
report
1956
by
'stock¬
to
all-time
high, with $12,093,831 in cash,
U. S. Treasury notes and Municipal Housing notes 6n hand at the end
of
the
fiscal
year.
"These liquid 'assets,
which have increased by
$11,854,000 in the last 12 years, are particularly significant at the
present time, because they enable the company to take advantage of
opportunities
an
which
developing in the tight money mar¬
conference in New York City Jan. 9'.
the
importance
of
saie-leaseback
financing
in
the
picture, Mr. Tishman said, "We have many valuable
ket," Mr. Tishman said at
Pointing
out
Tishman
profit
profitable ofilce
and
a
are
ment
Last
Artists
rise
1957
$938,000
"The
of
rentals
as
to
gives .the
buildings
tion
of
will
also
sale-leaseback,
on
assuring
the
com¬
of
Pall.
feet
to
will
which
company's
of
include
present
construction
the
acquisi¬
activities.
and
Angeles,
on
We
Hills
Beverly
In
said
the
fiscal
of
owned
valued
year
it
were
based
owned
current
in
in
February. Construction will start this
luxury apartment building in the
market
16
land
than
the
of
the
of
properties
period,
postwar
the
at
at
cost
and
buildings
of
the
of
the
valuations
value,
but
at
these 28 present properties would be worth sub¬
$74,050,638," Mr. Tishman pointed out.
He added
Tishman properties are mortgaged today, while
28
18 were mortgaged in 1945.
totaling
$29,117,000
were
developed
from
net
income
and
depreciation in the 12 fiscal years from 1945 through 1956, Mr, Tish¬
Funds
said.
man
000
cash
A
total
added
was
of
$11,659,000
cash
to
period,
after
with
both
stock
equal
were
taxes
ments
of
other
or
prudent
dividends
to
the
in
operations,
balance
the
Earned
capital
1945
was
$11,854,-
distributed
in
surplus
new
the
directors
company's net income
continue these disburse¬
to
from
may
to
year
from
rose
$1,764,000
$9,011,000,
to
corporation
has
of
stock
common
1956.—V.
Trailer
It2.
time
and
time
to
to
appear
advantageous
increased
from
$4,680,000
to
be
stock¬
at
$970,000
the
end
the
at
the
of
1956
earned
at
124,002
shares
outstanding,
the
beginning of the
the end of the
surplus
improvement
of
of
at
on
terminal
1956
in
hit
preferred
alter
the
stock
5%
1956
stock
and
923,813
dividend
of
2516.
Dec.
in
announced
Wilmington,
pany's European operations will
24
be
that TMT
Del.,
conuueted.
from
Co.
of
feature
Wire
Sells
—
Inc.
Corp.—V.
has
purchased
which
the'com¬
for
all
serve
plant
of
of
184,
Jan.
on
the
the
films
to
and
Cable
above.—V.
185,
86.
p.
of
these
that
surplus
Western
J.
a
and
This
SEC
and
of
terms
and
assets
of
Co.,
Steel
The
assisted
Norman
Latrobe, Pa.—Files With
day
preceding
share).
per
There
add?d
Corp.
new
the
will
company
a
for
process
.The
GSA
awarded
the
Jr., President,
from
Jan.
on
manganese
the
General
—V.
maintain
the
the
pilot
is
a
| large quantities
test
the
has
of
the
new
in
full
for
Field
11
of
Manganese
the
announced
from
domestic
its
Co., Inc.—Registers With
filed
4
of
shares
statement
registration
a
the5
with
convertible
to
proposes
the
in
before
at
the
iunds
$5,569,000
preferred
the
part
convertible
or
184,
of
sale
company's
used
to
22,
for
1957.
the
Feb.,
on
converted
not
program
1957, any
into
common
expenditure^
Construction
months
13
1,
by
used
be
construction
redeem,
preferred stock
Jan.
will
stock
Dec..
ending
are
1957.'
31,
2788.
p.
formation
ores,
the
and
Administration
Philip
Albert
that
to
owned
West
scale
for
treatment
U.
processes
bentures
due
$5)
withdrawn
was
issue
proposed
june
on
und
Dec.
1956.
also
See
of
subordinated de¬
stock
common
V.
last,
23,
Mav
on
convertible
shares
136,000
19,
SFC
the
$2,000;000
of
1976,
a,
with
filed
183,
(par
2585.
p.
(J^G.)
Dudley
Jan.
"5.
White Engineering Corp.—New President—
He
his
Phelps
F.
election
charge of
continue
*'
has
succeeds
late
elected
Chief
Mr.
had
Executive
Officer.—V-.
.
announced on
August. Prior
Vice-President in
was
last
been
Officer.
177,
"
it
died
who
Phelps
Chief
and
Executive
President,
Kurtz
Ford
President
as
engineering
as.
been
the
will
Phelps
Mr.
1843.
p.
to
pilot
Present
of
c;
'
'/
' ' *
Windsor Industries, Inc.—New Name Effective—
President
oi
See' Consolidated
totaling
and
will
Orange
$270 541
equip,
•
by
w*s
to
<
S.
economic
of
e-e.op
Textile
manganese
front
Manganese
by Vitro; 40T
patents; and
rhodonite
with
ore
bv
Slmer-Kcmpm
20'!'
by
Great
for production.—V.
This
Co.,
Inc.
-
31,
1956 to
600.000-shares of
Wicomico
makes
arc
which
Divide
184,
h->s
whose
p.
23,4.
The
15,
above.—V.
on
Dse.
common
15,
De".
15;
Hotel
for
1956
stock,
Co.,
6T
into
stock
each
(not
with
134,
2675.
p.
Wis.
Registers
—
the
on
SEC
amendment
an
covering
value.^-V.
par
p.
0T1
additional
an
183,
2698.
Salisbury, Md.—Correction—
until
fully
of
share
two
the
statement
$1
convertible
converted
1961
capital
bentures-
filed
registration
company
its
be
may
Milwaukee,
Exchange Commission—
common
$110,330
new
1971
Inc.,
and
investment
Dec.
laboratory
the
by conventional methods.
Corp., recently incorporated in
recovery
Fund,
With, Securities
Sheer-Korman
the
exploitation.
rhodonite
Wisconsin
and
operate
Laboratory
production
and
the
statement
a
Sellew,
metallurgical-grade
manganese
40%
v
registration
covering
Garbade,
H.
M.
Division,'which
its
suitable
been
Co., Chattanooga, Tenn.—Registration With¬
•
Services
lP'months
of
process
company,
is
market
huge
a
2021.
p.
offer
highly refractory, manganese-ricK ore which exists
in Colorado. Prior to the Sheer-Korman process,
amenable
Delaware,
supplied
not
indicate
runs
ore
183,
Milling Corporation.
plant
arc
were
and
extending
Laboratories
factors
intensity
Rhodonite
gas lines, that
extend eastward
.
Inc.,
Mining and
contract,
economic
lhodonite
said.—V.
he
that
provide
no
rhodonite.
in
natural
lines
will
drawn—
production.
announcement
Associates,
Vitro
to
of
5Mi%
of
on
estimated
underwriitng.
The
working .capital.—V. 184, p. 1034.
to general
to produce
such
in
Divide
Great
States
with
Midwest,
"
proceeds
stock-
'
Joining
Sheer-Korman
■
preferred stcck Xcumulative,
offer 1hese preferred shares for
of
its
common
stock
at
the
rate
of one
preferred share for each eight common shares held of record Jan. 22,
1957.
The subscription price and underwriting terms are to be sup¬
plied by amendment. ' Dean Witter & Co. is listed as the principal
to
Ward,
contract
a
S.
gas,"
Jan.
on
65,787
covering
The
acceptance
be
America—Enters
of
company
of
award
link
and
Telephone
&
par").
The company
subscription by holders
Bingham-Herbra.id
28
tire
on
be
to
are
Dec.
$32
at
and
1956
Exchange Commission—
$25
Exchange Commission—
on
Exchange
Carlton
United
great
the U.
Canadian
Light
Securities
shares
Hayden, Stone & Co.
the acquisition by Van
Production—
of
into
company to finance
and to reimburse it for
filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 4,293 shares of capital stock, (no par) to be offered to em¬
ployees at a price equivalent to the lpst sales price on the American
proceeds
of
nro'°',f
2490.
p.
company
(estimated
two
Coast
Pacific
Wheland
Securities
Stock
We'strcct
reserves.
gas
the
Inc.—Acquisition—
8
business
Vanadium-Alloys
The
Gas
Colorado
lor
area
said
Canadian
the
through
a
1945
$10,775,000.
Ferry, Inc.—Has Northern Terminal-—
Rath, President,
northern
deficit
a
an
an
p.
sale
tne
from
complete.
four compressor stations, a $15,000,000
in British Columbia and ouui
:.
the proposed merger
of Pacific Northwest and
Co.
will be an important factor
for increased
underwriter.
deposits will supply
of
Eric
of
hoped
surplus
fiscal
of
27,
50%
dividends of $5,604,000.
paid during the 12-year
,
year
195C
in
the. spring
since
swing
70%
release.
receipts
said, and foreign gross went
earlier. In addition, United
he
year
a
Aluminum & Chemical Corp.
negotiation
Industries,
The
year
TMT
$3,880,COO
is
which
fiscal
The
of
"It
board 1 of
fiscal
shares
thcse^cash
than
more
benefits
to
beginning of tne
fiscal year.
that
out
$18,090,000.
holders," he added.
Capital stock and
a
and
reserves,
pointed
1955,
Rubber
announced
was
the
high
Tishman
together
Dec.
reinvested
was
dividends.
Mr.
In
Van Norman Industries,
It
in
fiscal
of
out
to
gross
than
invest¬
an
1945
1956
"These
insurable
at
Tishman
Mr.
beginning
$25,351,497, while at the end
properties valued at $74,050,638.
value
more
that
18
States
Kaiser
Vitro
at
28
upon
stantially
only
will qpen in
achievements
company
year
about
is
has
full
in
been
more
Natural
'"A union
?
Net
See
$11,000,000, 14-story
area of Los Angeles.
review
a
currently
has
now
McMahon
Paso
markets
49.
p.
said.
is
Calif.,
an
it
Artists'
$22,000,000
$2,000,000
183,
Artists
is
processing
Mr.
management
company's new 13-acre Gentilly Woods shopping center
Orleans-, La., and its 13-story air conditioned office building
Spring
17
expansion.
embark on a program
The
New
Los
grossed
United.
current
currently constructing at 666 Fifth Ave., New
a
38-story, aluminum-faced skyscraper with one million
of office space, which will be ready for occupancy next
City,
square
the
business
active," Mr. Tishman
corporation
York
position
diversification
basic
for
promising areas of real estate development outside the
New York, California, and Louisiana in
which the company
has been
The
that
liquidity
complement
our
from
tire company is, now seeking
United Artists has obtained
and has frequently financed
not themselves obtain bank
of
miles of.JtOrinch main,line,
gas
tightening of bank
gfeneral
a
South¬
bilk
The
Idaho,
Ferry,
line
El
Business—
decline from $2,233,000 In
the sale-leaseback method
company
added
excellent
an
A
about 19%. from the $55,000,000 gross of 1953, '
from- the U. S.
and Canadian
market rose
$33,000,000
from
television.—V.
and
new
states
in
to
increase
the
He
maximum
expansion and
businesses
by
1968."
is
company
iurther
in
payable
by
company
added,
press
steadily increasing income from future operations, under normal
conditions.
Profit from operations of these buildings may be expected
also
receipts
year's
$27,000,000
films
in
United
that
up
United
that
$40,000,000
disclosed
$65,300,000,
$36,000,000
to
said
Krim
about
also
of
prospect
ahead", as one. reason
financing. In the past
financing from bank loans,
movie producers who could
years
its
of
"the
of
Mr.
record
pany a
to
the
independent
He
reached
he
of towns in
Columbia.
first major natural gas pipeline, consists of
stretching from the Peace River area through
Columbia, through the Fraser River Valley to the international
Construction
subject,
number
a
British
Canada's
150
said United Artists is thinking of a loan of about
mentioned
sources
credit.
this
on
by
system
the
'....%„
Krim-
of
associations
exhibitor
»
owned
boundary.
exploring tne possibility of obtaining a loan
exhibitors, and has held preliminary discussions
spokesman
credit-in
9.
reserves
unusual
Mr.
most
of
number
a
$0,000,000.
new
share
common
Bonner's
of
Biitish
public stock issue,
a
9.
Jan.
on
also
is
motion-picture
with
announced
President,
Krim,
company
companv
$3,613,579
$3.9fa
to
outstanding
Tishman,
on
Cash
earnings,
Inc.—Earnings
5^-year history,
Its
Sept. 30, 1956, ari 'increase of 6#%"
$2,149,235 for the previous year.
The
Co.,
in
year
taxes
B.
Tne
All-Time High—
at
ended
of
Arthur
1660.
p.
Construction
&
Resources
Marking;,the most profitable
poration
183,
active consideration to
corporation is giving
from
Tishman
and
above.—V.
Financing Likely—
Corp.—Public
Artists'
United
The
for
Southeastern
and
field,
this
in
Gas
gas
Westcoast,
Regis Holdings—
service
will provide
line
Alberta
border.
been contracted to Westcoast lor this line.
delivery of 125,000,000 cubic feet on a peak
has
the
for
will bi exported to Pacific Northwest Pipeline Corporation at
Kingsgate-on the international border northeast of Spokane and due
this
$170,000,000
above.
Corp.
Sells Part of. St.
This
day.
western
former
184,
calls
Contract
Coltnibia
British
the
Petroleum,
Phillips
to its regular
executive committee, in addition
appointed
remaining
-The
dose To
•,
newly
Previous
500-ton-a-day sul¬
phur /plant and a 174-mile 30-inch pipeline stretching from the large
newly discovered gas f eld at Savanna. Creek in southwestern Alberta
(2)
Corp.
rector.
Corpoiation.
Fipeline
cubic feet per day.
$45,000,000 is planned for a
300,000,000
lor
were
Northwest
Pacific
to
export
contracts
of New York. Philip D. Wagoner,
Executive
Committee,
has
been elected
tne
supply
to
for
day
Co.;
Express
Discount
of
Chairman
Honorary
o.
of
Board
the
ol
of the line from the presently planned 400,000,000 cubic
to 660,OuO,000 cubic feet • per day.
Westcoast has con¬
an
additional 350,000,000 cuta'c feet of gas per
per "Say
tracted
Banker Elected Chm.—
main 1 ne in British Columbia.
This will mean,
stations and other facilities which will raise
compressor
capacity
the
,
enlarge the presently
spent to
$55,000,000 will be
additional
Westcoast
additional
Robert L. Clarkson, Chairman
and Dudley H. Mills, Cnair-
President;
Fred
Board
the
man
McMahon,
.
An
ID
building
pipeline
Time, Inc.—Forms New Affiliate—
See
or
The
Joseph A.
Thomas,
a
partner in
Lehman Brothers, investment
hankers, has been elected Chairman of the Execut.ve committee.
members of
this
Committee
are:
Reeve Schley, Chairman of
the
former
stockholder,
one
•
feet
of
Frank
Calgary,
"The
by North Carolina Natural Gas Corp., of Raleigh,
Co., of Greenville, S. C., were authorized by
respective state regulatory boards.—V. 184, p. 2165.
Boaid;
consisting
,
fields.
from
natural
sought approval of a $22,000,000 project to serve
areas
of
North
and
South
Carolina.
Competitive
Underwood Corp.—Investment
$100,000,000 expansion pro¬
to the
serving the Inland
.pipeline
new,
a
said:
:
expansion program is in addition to our present $170,000,000
aas pipeline project now under constructi n, and will
result in
.-the most important industrial projects in the West."
new
Westcoast program is divided into two phases:
President,
y
•'
:
of natural gas exported
amount
include
'
Ltd.—Further Expansion
announced a
the
will
and
States
4
Jan.
on
double
will
that
£■>:
"*
'
Empire from Southern Alberta gas
Inr making
the
announcement
projects,
Carolina
their
acquired
Wis.
Sheboygan,
Radiant
has
cabinets
blade power saws
produced
are
bathroom
facilities.
the
of
operation
the
company
This
Commission tempo¬
In October the
horsepower.
compressor
authorized
rarily
p
'• "V'
-
United
miles
252
'
t
■'
gram
feet
832,944,000 cubic
to
/'
Westcoast Transmission Co.,
granted Transcontinental temporary authorization
oi the proposed pipeline and the addition oi
July
in
FPC
construct
daily
feet
cubic
125,977,000
by
•"
company,
86.
p.
power
the plant of
the
Radiant Glass Co., producers of hand-blown glass, at Fort Smith, Ark.
Thomas
plants at Fort Atkinson, Wis.'. Hookinsville and Princeton,
Ky.;
and
Los
Angeles,
Calif.,
produce residential lighting
fixtures.
and
Trans-Carolina
of
gas
The
to
and
manufacturer of residential lighting
saws,| portable paint spraying
leading
a
reciprocating
equipment,
December filed
Examiner in
Increase Capitalization—
Power Co.—To
it was announced on Jan. 7, has applied to Hhe '
authorizing an increase in its authorized capitalization;
and the' Commission- has given interested persons until Jan, 23, 1957,
to
request a hearing thereon.
Under
the
proposed charter
amendment, to be voted upon • by
stockholders at a special meeting called
for March 1.) 1957, West
Puinls authorized caoital stock and stated capital will be increased
irom $95 292,300
to $"l50,000,000 by increasing its authorized common
stock
from
4 529,230 shares,
without par value but haying an egmegated stated capital of $45,292,300.
to 10,000,000 shares, without
par value but having an
aggregated stated value of $100,000,000. The
remaining
$50,000,000 of authorized capital, . consisting of 500,000 '
shares of"-$100 par preferred
stock, will remain unchanged.—V. 185,
Corp.—Expansion
Line
Commission Presiding.
Power
■
-
,
for order
SEC
:
Gas
Transcontinental Gas Pipe
intrastate
Thomas
tl'.C
West Penn
C.-—FPC
Service the Tidewater Areas.
Pipe Line Corp. below.—V. 183, p. 2697. ;
Denies Proposal to
Board.
Chairman of the
Viee-Presideht and a director of the Beloit Iron Works
of Beloit international Corp. He has. been a uiWarner Company since last May.—V. . 184, p. 2883.
Neese
ViVe-President
This
capacity
12,^10,000 shares on
outstanding end of period:
11,810.000
184, p. 2&731-
Corp., Raleish, N.
Pipeline
Trans-Carolina
on
been .
is
had
and
Corp. above—V.
Research & Development
American
See
Jan. 4- by Steven
created by the., recent
'vacantv-
Mr
rector "of
$14,053,900
$1.32
$0.32
$0.36
common
30,
$1.38
sopA,,!
$4,395,600
.
share
Nov.
$1.52
$0.40
declared:
Total
Per
$4,256,114! $18,548,215 $16,314,511
$4,841,154
share
"Per
Dividends
hV
who
,
named1 Chairman of the Board, it
P. J. Wood, President. He filled
death of Pierpont J. E. -Wood
been
has
Nee.se
*A
•uiiidunced
^
500 tiai
Clutch, Co.—New ..Chairman
Electric Brakes &
Warner,
...
Exemption Sought—
Tracerlab, Inc.—SEC
natural
subs—
and
•
all steel
100
and
aron/o
romnanv
.
corporation
»Jcll£in°
a
income:
net
.
to Commission review, authorizing the $50,858,000
project of this corporation. a proposal by
pipehne Corp., of Raleigh, N. C„ to service the Tidewater areas
the Carolinas was denied in favor of intrastate service.
■
.
.
Presiding Examiner Emery J. Woodall authorized Tianscontinenta
to
construct and operate over 350 miles of pipeline to be
Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, North Caro¬
lina, Virginia, Maryland and Pennsylvania. The installation ol
compressor horsepower and additional lacilitits at new
and existing
s'ations, crossing of the James and Susquehanna Rivers and vaiious
distribution
meter
stations are
included in the construction,
ine
additional facilities will enable Transcontinental to raise its system
for its
DIVIDENDS
AND
1956—3 mos. —1955
Period End. Nov. 30—
■Consol.
The
Commerce Commission. *
.
of certificates is to be secured by 1.300 all steel
gonuola cars,* estimated to cost $13,045,374.
Associates in the. offering, aref Baxter &, Co,-; Freeman & Co.; •
Wm
E. Pollock & Co. Inc. J Sheafson, Hammill & Co.;
and Mc.Master
Hutchinson & Co.—V. 18*, P- 2883.issue
'entire
The
and
Jacksonville, Ha:;
ma.
is* hea; quartered
in Miami, Fla,
owns,
operates, <or vhas unaer construction 12, ves&e.s,
TMT ' Auto-Passenger
Ferry operating/ betweeru Key
Havana.
Cuba.
TMT also owns or operates more than
and other over-the-highway umtS—V.
ibi, p. <1170. - ;
in
heretofore
A
subsidiary,
company
obtain capital
to
1957
during
INCOME
OF
SUMMARY
electric
other
the
Co.,
new
to
j
.
Hutzler bid 98.47% for the certificates as 4»'t.s.
of the certincutcs are. suojt'ci to tne authorisation
Intel-state
he
Of
J"!™
Jacksonville, is completed.
fern£ later from its new Dames Point terminal the
its transship service to Puerto Rico and the yirginWindward. *
Leeward Islands and other CanbDw.ii areas
Cargo fox Pueito
^
and
the
Virgin Islands will continue
to be .received • J
»•
•• *
Service
Electric
"Texas
its.
adjacent
in part.
in, the cost of property
President, on Jan. 2 said
the full year are not yet
MacGregor,
T,
-While
until
Expenditures—
Ja"u^rJ SL j^hns
rLJS cove Springs
x"
Green
^nva
From Green Cove
will
iMT
Kiver.
Co.—Plans Large
early
.
a few miles south ci .?.^'k'sontv
utilize the terminal facilities at
Dames Point terminal, r located_in
Cove Springs,
Green
Utilities
I la
Jacksonville,
in
facilities
terminal
2165.
—v; 184, p.
n
March 17, 1958.
made on or prior to
remainder is to be
&
and sale
Tc«„inte
^
Aft.
'
{il
temporardy from its pi^es ■
that TMT will move
also said
Rath
Bros.
.lomon
q
additions
'
•
Mr.
Texas
un^Tnmncin)Chronicle... Monday, January 14, 1957
Commercud
The
50
shares
subordinated
and
paid
basis
of
$100
stock
common
as
due
deb?ntures
Dec.
the clos" of business
non-assessable shares of the
including
and
principal amount of de¬
as
it
is
constituted at
"Chronicle" of Jan.
in the
reported
1957).
Wabash
RR.—Equipment Trust Certificates Offered—
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates on Jan. 10 of¬
For
rother
bentures,
see
details
—V.
concerning
185.
p.
the
offering
public
of
the
new
de¬
86.
fered
$3,780,000 of 4% equipment trust certificates, series
H, matunng^nnually Jan. 15, 1958 to 1972, inclusive.
The certificates, first instalment of an issue
aggregating
$10,395,000, are scaled to yield from 4% to 4.15%, ac¬
cording to maturity. The group won award of the cer¬
tificates
on
Jan. 9
on
a
bid
of
98.152%.
Zapata Petroleum Corp.—New Director Elected—
D.
D.
Proneh-
Bovaird,
of
elected-to
J.
lhe
the
Hugh Lit'cltke,
Mr.,Bovaird
Okla.-^V.
184.
Chairman
Federal
board
is
2490.
of
the
Reserve
of
Board
Board.
directors,
President
also,
p.
of
it
was
of
Tenth
the
Oklahoma
has
District,
announced
on
Jan.
City
been
9 by
Zapata.
President
of
the
Bovaird
Supply
of
Co.
'
Tulsa.
(191)
51
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Beck
Offering—President
Bond
&
Co., and Valley National
Bank of
Authority (P. O.
Montgomery), Ala.
Alabama Highway
Phoenix,
follows:
as
-
Kimbrell announces that
ler
the
Authority will receive sealed bids
(CST) on Jan. - 16
purchase
of
$6,000,000
11
until
a.m.
the
for
bonds.
highway
f
Feb.
inclusive.
1,
the
$50,000
(F-A) payable at the option
holder at either the Bir¬
from
■
and
3%s,
1958
due
to
July
on
1963
$130,000 4s, due
July 1
on
mingham Trust National Bankv
from 1964 to 1976 inclusive.
Birmingham,
The
American
National Bank & Trust Company, Pima
County, Amphitheatre School
of Mobile,
or
at the First Na¬
District No. 10 (P. O. Tucson),
tional City Bank, of New York
Arizona
Legality approved by White,
radley, Arant, All & Rose, of
ity.
Bond
1
Sale—The $761,000 build¬
bonds offered Jan. 7—v. 184,
ing
Birmingham.
ward &
(P.
O.
Bond Sale—The
Mobile),
Pima
8—v.
composed
Bond
Sale—The
p.
ties
ward &
First
$84,000 build¬
National
7—v.
184,
2676—were awarded to Wood¬
Agee & Leach, Equitable Securi-
Corporation,
High
(P. O.
ing bonds offered Jan.
Sterne,
of
Amphitheatre
Zuber, of Tucson.
Merchants National Bank,
both
of -Mobile,
First National
Bank,
Birmingham,
Hendrix
&
Mayes, 'Inc.,
Stubbs,
Smith
&
Lombardo, Inc., Thornton, Mohr
& Parish. Watkins, Morrow & Co.,
dent center
Cumberland
Jan.
Bank,
tion,
Securities
Shrospshire
&
Co.,
Si
terest cost of about
4.13%,
fol¬
as
8
O.
I
184,
C.,
p.
2%s, at
as
1,485,000
4y8s.
Due
from 1967 to
1979
i''
Feb.
on
1
to
1981
-.V;'
V
1
inclusive.
'
Arizona
:
Feb.
on
'
'
;■
•
Coconino
County School Districts
(P. O. Flagstaff), Ariz.
Bond Offering
Clerk
of
Board
will
receive
a.m;
(MST)
purchase
bids
Jan.
on
until
$480,000
College
Legality
&
10
bonds,
as
July 1 from
on
1976 inclusive.
5,000 School District No. 2 bonds.
Due
Dated
and
July
on
Jan.
interest
1,
1,
1959.
1957.
(J-J)
Princioal
payable at the
County Treasurer's
office.
'
No.
8
County
(P.
Bond
O.
—
Jan.
10
a.m.
(MST)
Co.,
Due
bonds.
on
able
at
$100,000 build¬
July 1, 1956.
1973 and 1974.
1,
and
interest
the
County
(J-J) pay¬
Treasurer's
Mesa, Ariz.
p.
Sale—The $995,000 water
2676v—were
composed
Refsne§,
awarded
of
Ely,
;?}?£ Boettchbr
v!
$4,000,000 sewer
21
Dec.
offered
2491—were
Rock,
jointly,
at
a
price
CALIFORNIA
Union
Anaheim
(Iran
■
ae
High Sch. Dist.,
County, Crlif.
Offering—Bids will be re¬
ceived until Jan. 22 -for the pur¬
Bond
chase of $1,400,000
offered
^enue bonds offered Jan. 8—v.
p.
to
a
Blyth
&
&
a
& Co., at
a
price of
Poettcher
a
&
the
same
group
Co.,
$310,000
Angeles County,
bonds offered Jan. 8—v.
ing
p.
of
Ely,
composed
184,
2491—were awarded to a group
of the Security
composed
National
Blyth &
Co.,
William
at
Calif.
Sale—The $710,000 build¬
Bank
a
-
First
ojf Los Angeles,
Co., Inc., R. H. Moulton
John Nuveen
R.
Staats &
price
of
about 4.36%.
101.09,
& Co., and
Co.,
a
as
4VaS,
basis
of
Small
&
Co., Inc., Stern Brothers
Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
Thomas & Co., Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, Van Alstyne, Noel
& Co., M. B. Vick & Co., and J.
Co.,
A.
Overton
Co.
&
Nordhoff Union
the
County
Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers,
of Los Angeles.
at
office.
Walnut Creek School Dist., Contra
Costa
County, Calif.
Offering — W. T. Paasch,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond
bids at his office in Martinez
til
11
the
bonds.
on
Bond
Jan.
on
15
Dated
Feb.
15
clusive.
Feb.
from
Principal
(F-A)
Jan. 15 from
on
1982 inclusive.
Levy
Calif.
The
—
—
from
payable
Treasurer's
to
1959
1965
in¬
at
office.
1958
from
1969
to
inclusive.
Bond
Coughlin & Co.,
1958
Feb. 1
inclusive;
on
1961
ot
Ventura
Bond
1
from
3V^s,
1965
due
1977
to
(P.
Bond
the
of
Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
of
Chicago.
Goldman, Sachs & Co., C. J. Devine & Co., Blair & Co., Inc.,
Kid¬
der, Pea body & Co., A. C. Allyr;
& Co., Salomon Bros. & Hutzler,
Carl
M.
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.,
White, Weld & Co., American Se¬
curities Corp., Bache & Co., Bax¬
ter & Co., J. C. Bradford & Co.,
Coffin & Burr, Francis I. duPont
&
Co.,
Hayden,
Stone
&
Co.,
Hemphill, Noyes & Co., W. E.
Hutton & Co.,
National Bank
of
Commerce of
Seattle, Stroud & Co., Rand &
Co., Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc., Dick
& Merle-Smith, Braun, Bosworth
Co., Inc., Wood, Struthers & Co.,
Whipple & Co., Bartow
Co., Commerce Trust Co.
of
Kansas
City,
First National
Bank & Trust Co., of Oklahoma
Bacon,
Leeds &
City,,E. F. Hutton & Co., Tripp &
Co., Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.,
Blunt
Ellis
&
Simmons,
Corbett & Pickard,
Cohu
J.
&
M.
Dain
&
&
Marshall,
Co.,
Ken-
MacArthur & Co., McCormick & Co., McDonald & Co., Mc¬
Donald-Moore & Co., Merrill, Turower,
of
Denver.
Bethel
Secretary,
Bond
bonds
(P.
Bethel),
O.
Conn.
Sale—The $450,000 school
offered
2885—were
Jan.
184,
9—v.
awarded
to
a
p.
group
of American Securities
Corp., Tucker Anthony & R. L.
Day, and Laird, Bissell & Meeds
(Day Stoddard & Williams Divi¬
sion), as 3 ¥28, at a price of .100.31,
G.
will
basis of about 3.46%.
a
Derby, Conn.
Sale
Bond
The
—
im¬
$65,000
provement
Kirkbride,
Wilson,
Harzfield & Wallace, of San Ma¬
teo.
of about 3.51%.
Feb.
1961
from
1
inclu¬
1977
to
F-A.
Interest
sive.
Legality
ap¬
by
proved
-
School
Savanna
District,
Bond
County, Calif.
Offering—L. B.
Bond
bids
his
at
office
a.m.
purchase
in
Wallace,
Santa
Ana,
(PST) on Jan. 15 for
of $40,000 building
Feb. 1, 1957.
Due
Dated
bonds.
Feb.
1958
from
1
Principal
clusive.
payable
(F-A)
Treasurer's
to
1978
in¬
and
interest
the
County
at
office.
Legality
ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los Angeles.
School
Scandinavian
Fresno
offered
2885—were awarded
&
ter
District,
Calif.
$78,000 school
Jan. 8—v. 184, p.
County,
Sale—The
Bond
Co.,
to Dean Wit¬
Francisco,
San
of
Sequoia Hospital District (P. O.
Redwood City), Calif.
Bond
Offering — R. G. Kelly,
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
tors, will receive sealed
til
8
(PST)
p.m.
bonds.
on
15 from
June
Interest
clusive.
1958
1977
to
Wallingford
at
the
office
inclusive.
(P.
Wallingford),
O.
Connecticut
Bond Offering
First
Cooke,
tional
P hil
—
d
a n
will
Selectman,
e r
re¬
bids at the First Na¬
ceive sealed
Bank
of
Milk
45
Boston,
St., Boston, until 11:30 a.m. (EST)
on
Jan.
17 for
the purchase
of
$2,200,000
Dated Feb.
High
School
bonds.
1, 1957. Due on Feb. 1
1958 to
1977 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
(F-A)
payable
Bank.
above-mentioned
the
at
Legality
approved
Gray, Best, Coolidge
by
Ropes,
& Rugg, of
Boston.
Waterbury,
Sale —The
Note
—v.
J-D.
Legality
to
184,
Conn.
$500,000
tax
offered Jan. '3
2885—were awarded
notes
anticipation
1969 in¬
by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington &
Sutcliffe, of San
bids
& Howard, 750 Main
Street,
Hartford,
until. 2
p.m.
(EST) on Jan. 14 for the purchase
of
$455,000 school bonds. Dated
Jan. 1, 1957.
Due 911 Jan. 1 from
1958 to
approved
)
Marjorie R.
Treasurer, will
—
Town
sealed
bids un¬
16 for
purchase of $425,000 Hospital
Dated Dec. 15, 1956.
Due
the
Richards,
receive
Jan.
on
Kent), Conn.
Offering
of Day, Berry
from
4V2S.
as
Kent (P. O.
Orange
County Clerk, will receive sealed
p.
the Citizens and Manufacturers
National
Bank,
of Waterbury/ at
1.58% discount.
Francisco.
Waterford, Conn.,
City Unified Sch. District,
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $250,000 build¬
Temple
Los
8—v. 184,
awarded to the
ing bonds offered Jan.
2789
p.
Bank
were
—
America
of
National
Trust
Association, of San
Francisco, as 4Vis, at a price of
101.05, a basis of about 4.13%.
&
Savings
Tustin
Bond
&
Cove), Calif.
Pine
Dated Feb. 1, 1957. Due on
Inc., Winslow,
Co., Inc., Demp-
7—
bonds; offered Jan. 3
—v.
184, p. 2885—were awarded
to Laird, Bissell & Meeds (Day,
Stoddard & Williams Division), as
3.60s, at a price of 100.32, a basis
Stetson, Inc.,
& Co., Foster
Grahbery, Marache
sey
Burns,
O.
Offering—Vera
bonds.
in¬
syndi¬
Jan.
composed
Dews,
receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (PST)
on
Jan.
17 for the purchase of
$110,000 general obligation water
bonds
members
Sain Fran¬
Riverside County, Fine Cove Water
District
$200,000 sewer
2885-—were awarded to
p.
County, Calif.
American Trust Co., of
cisco.
on
Continental Illinois National
cate:
184,
offered
CONNECTICUT
Sale—The $300,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 8—v. 184,
p. 2789 — were awarded to the
$1,500,000 3V2S, due on Feb. 1
from 1962 to 1964 inclusive;
$6,500,000
bonds
revenue
Oxnard Union High School District,
on
$2,000,000 4V2S, due
Colo.
Sale—The
v.
until 11
on
V.¬
COLORADO
Salida,
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
the
4s, due on
$6,400,000
Feb. 1 from 1967
and
10,000,000 sewer bonds at a price
of 100.01, a net interest cost
of
about
3.33 %, as follows:
Feb.
in¬
interest
and
■
(PST) on Jan. 29 for the
purchase of $60,000 building bonds.
Dated Feb. 15, 1957. Due on Feb.
$200,000
3.40s, dtic
and
Due
1977
a.m.
1966;
clusive;
Feb.
1,
from
to
cisco.
11
Williams.
&
Angeles,
Sale
1
1957.
15,
1958
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Elementary School
Calif.
Ventura County,
Bond Offering—L. E. Hallowell,
15
$18,000,000
obligation bonds offered
v.
184, p. 2676 — were
awarded to a group composed of
8
un¬
(PST) on Jan. 15 for
purchase of $100,000 building
a.m.
the
County
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
District,
District
Los
&
day were
Refsnes,
bonds when originally
Jan. 2—v. 185, p. 88—
rejected.
Los
&
Sale —The
nds offered
on
Bond
net
Additional
Due
Youngberg, and C. N.
White & Co., as 5s, at a price of
100.66, a basis of about 4.94%.
building bonds.
Bellflower Unified School District,
Co.,
inclusive.
awarded to
were
Co.,
Beck
interest cost of
a^out 4.20%, as follows: $705,000
^ As, due on July 1 from 1958 to
■V"6 inclusive; and $290,000 4Vss,
aue on
July 1 from 1977 to 1981
,
15 from
clusive.
Note—All bids received for the
Bond
Jan.
on
&
Other
sold to
R. Stephens Investment Co.,
T. J. Raney & Sons, both of
184,
foregoing
group
Bank :&
of par.
office.
Inc.,
as
Bank,
Boston, Rodman & Renshaw,
Singer, Deane & Scribner, John
a
4.22%,
1971 inclusive.
Lawson,
Stone
Rock, Ark.
bonds
revenue
Dated
July
Principal
about
to 1987 inclusive.
awarded
National
payable
cjffice.
,
24
for the purchase
of
ing
of
Keppel Union School District,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $24,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 8—v. 184,
p. 2491—were awarded to a group
New
Bond Sale—The
Little
Jan.
on
-were
Chemical
Little
and
Averill,
8
To
Clerk of the Board of
County Su¬
pervisors, will receive sealed bids
until
San
price of 100.001,
4.10s.
1980 to
by .Townsend
Authority,
Rockland-Atlas
of
(F-A)
Treasurer's
bids at his office in Ventura, until
a
224,000 3%s. Due
2.30%, plus $10.
Ariz.
Rhea
Trust
of
from 1972 to 1979 inclusive.
-
District
Phoenix),
Offering
1959 to
York, $126,000
(5th series) at 2.48% interest, plus
a
premium of $3; and $693,000
(6th series) at 2.49%, plus $9; to
The
Hanover
Bank, New York
Citv,
$300,000
(5th
series)
at
—v.
School
National
cost
$571,000 5s. Due
A"hansas
W.
Maricopa
Conway),
Sale—Tbe $1,119,000 notes
Note
offered
Legal¬
ity approved by Gust, Rosenfeld,
Divelbess & Robinette, of Phoenix.
O.
Liltle Rock Housing
Trust
Due
7—
follows:
Townsend, o| Little Rock.
$475,000 High School District No.
bonds.
Jan.
Association,
interest
net
offered
America
Francisco, at
as
Co., the Milwaukee Com¬
Mullariey, Wells & Co., Na¬
tional
City Bank, of, Cleveland,
Peoples National Bank, of Char¬
lottesville,
53—were awarded to the
p.
of
Savings
Jan.
V'"\
(P.
approved
follows:.
1959 to
bonds
Feb.
follows:
2
&
—
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., East¬
Offering — Dr. Matt L. man
Dillon, Union Securities &
Ellis, President- of the Board of Co., Lehman Bros., and Glore.
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
Forgan & Co., as follows:
until 11 a.m. (CST) on Feb. 1 for
$8,000,000 municipal airport bonds
the
purchase
of
$325,000
non
at a price of par, a net inter¬
taxrexeih^pt^ydqripitorv
revenue
est cost of about 3.44%, as fol¬
bonds;^at^^pet, 1, 1956. Due on
lows: $1,400,000 414s, due on
Oct. 1 frbrit*l:959 to 1996 inclusive.
for .the
14
185,
Bank
County, Calif.
The $1,300,000
Arkansas
Supervisors,
sealed
of
Jane Burns,
—
of
building
v.
District,
Bond
Feb. 1 from
on
Sale
School
general
from
1978 inclusive.
354,000 3%s. Due
-
price of
a
par.
Hendrix
1966 inclusive.
Humboldt
Bond
Agency, Washing¬
v
1958 to
High
&
pany,
&
Eureka
tion,
2676 — were
the Federal Housing &
Finance
ton, D.
Ark.
bonds offered
revenue
lows:
$661,000 5s. Due
Association,
of San
Francisco, as 4V2S, at a price of
100.18, a basis of about 4.47%.
National Trust & Savings Associa¬
The $350,000 stu¬
—
v.
—
Teachers College
Conway),
Sale
awarded to
j Home
the
ben
Trust
composed of the Bank of America
■
(P.
Bond
and
Bank, of Moprice of 100.12, a net in-
a
#'
_
Arkansas State
Corpora-j
American National
bile, at
ARKANSAS
to
America National
Savings
Tucson), Ariz.
184, p. 2788—were awarded
group
a
County,
offered Jan.
to
&
awarded
were
—
of
505,000
■
School District No. 4
$2,500,000 court
and jail bonds
house
Zuber, of Tucson.
tf*
Alabama
2491
Bank
2676—were awarded to Wood¬
p.
County
p.
1
inclusive;
of
Mobile
Bond
180,000 fire department improve¬
ment
bonds,
consisting
of:
1 from 1959 to
Principal and in¬
inclusive.
1976
terest
of
Dated
Due on Feb.
1957.
City School District,
Angeles County, Calif.
Sale—The $42,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 8—v. 184,
Los
$130,000 electric system and sub¬
station
improvement
bonds,
consisting of $30,000 3%s, due
on
July 1 from 1958 to 1963
inclusive; and $100,000 4s, due
on
July 1 from 1964 to 1976
Ful¬
East Whittier
School
District,
for
the
purchase
inclusive.
Principal
of
and
Jan.
offered
were
8—v.
The
$2,132,000
awarded
to
184,
a
p.
group
bonds
2885—•
com¬
White, Weld
& Co.,
Equitable Securities Corp., Bache
& Co., Roosevelt & Cross, Baxter
& Co., and Granbery, Marache &
Co., as 3.70s, at a price of 100.29,
a basis of about 3.66%.
posed
of
FLORIDA
Wallace,
$43,000
1957.
building bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
on Feb.
1 from 1958 to
Due
—
school and secondary school
Orange
County, Calif..
Offering—L. B.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (PST) on Jan.
22
Sale
Bond
1977
interest
Brevard
County,
South
Brevard
High School Special Tax School
District (P. O. Titusville), Fla.
Bond Offering — Woodrow J*
Darden,
Superintendent of Board
will receive
of Public Instruction,
(192)
until--11 a.m. (EST)
follows:
for the purchase of
$2,125,000 school bonds.
Due
$000,000 school bonds. Dated July
Jan. 1 from 1958 to 1967
1, 1956. Due on July 1 from 1958
clusive.
to 1970 inclusive. Principal and
3,000,000 school bonds.
Due
interest
(J-J)
payable at the
bids
sealed
Caldwell,
Mitchell,
Sale
Bond
and
water
Fla.
to
185, p. 53—were
syndicate headed
a
by Kuhn, Loeb & Co., B. J. Van
Ingen & Co., and Equitable Secu¬
rities
Corp., jointly, at a price
of par, a
cost of about
net interest
4V4S.
2,480,000
Due
1 from
1971 inclusive.
from 1964 to
0,870,000 41/2s.
1972
from
to
Due on Sept. 1
1986 inclusive.
Blair & Co., Inc.,
Loeb, Rhoades Sc Co.,
ceive
M.
Carl
sealed
(P. O. Joliet), III.
Bond Offering — J. G.
&„ Co., Hirsch & Co.,
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.,. Ba¬
School District,
Schools,
until 8
City
Clerk,
and
(P. O.
Bond
Sale
oral bids
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
at a bank or trust company
in
Joliet
or
Chicago
mutually
$75,000 special assessment street
improvement bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
1956. Due on June 1 from 1957 to
Bond
able
The $5,000,000
—
Jan. 9—v.
2677—were awarded to a
group headed by White, Hattier &
Sanford, Scharff & Jones, Inc.,
and Barrow, Leary & Co.
building bonds offered
until 2 p.m. (CST)
for the purchase of
15
Jan.
on
Shreveport), La.
District
sealed
receive
will
184, p.
& Co., First of $850,000 bonds. Due on Dec. 1
agreeable to the Board of Educa¬ 1965 inclusive. Legality Approved
Corporation, Shearson,
from 1958 to 1975 inclusive.
tion and the purchaser.
Legality by Bannister, Carpenter, Ahlers & Caddo-Parish, Parishwide School
Hammill & Co., Stifel, Nicolaus &
2,250,000 bonds. Due on Oct. 1
District (P. O. Shreveport), La. ;
approved by Chapman & Cutler, Cooney, of Des Moines.
from 1958 to 1975 inclusive.
Co., W. H. Morton & Co., Stubbs,
Bond
Sale
The $5,000,000
of Chicago.
Smith & Lombardo, Inc., Courts &
Dated Jan.
I, 1957.
Principal
building bonds offered Jan. 9—
KANSAS
Co., Sterne, Agee & Leach, Mul- and interest payable at 9 Chicago
INDIANA
v.
184, p. 2677—were awarded to
laney, Wells & Co., Pohl & Co., bank
mutually agreeable to the
Kansas
City Land Clearance for a group composed of White, HatChesterton, Ind.
Inc., Winslow, Cohu & Stetson,
purchaser and the Board of Edu¬
Redevelopment Authority, Kan.
tier & Sanford, Scharff & Jones,
Bond Offering
Lillian Irwin, I
Inc., Herbert J. Sims & Co., Ar¬ cation.
Legality
approved
by
Note Sale—The $3,076,000 notes
inc., Newman, Brown & Co., Bar¬
thurs, Lestrange & Co., Farwcll,
Town
Clerk-Treasurer, will re¬
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
offered Jan. 8 were awarded to
row,
Leary
&
Co., * Nusloch,
Chapman & Co., and H. V. Sattley
ceive
sealed
bids
until 2 p.m.
the
Chemical
Comw,Ekenapgg, Beaudean & Smith, Arnold &
& Co.
Cook County, Arlington Heights
(CST) on Jan. 17 for the purchase
Bank, New York City, as follows: Crane, Courts & Co.;, Glas & Co.,
Public School District. No. 25
of $355,000- water works revenue
Live Oak, Fla.
$1,896,000 (6th series) at 2.43% Schweickhardt
&
Co.,
Rapides
bonds.
Dated Nov. 30, 1956. Due
(P. O. Arlington Heights),
Certificate Offering—Harvey W.
interest, plus a premium of $23; Bank & Trust Co., Alexandria,
on June 30 from
1958 to 1987 in¬
V Illinois
Perry, • City
Clerk, will receive
and
$1,180,000
(7th series)
at W. D. Kingston & Co., and Weil
Bond Sale—The $350,000 school clusive.
Principal
and
interest
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
2.36%, plus $16.
Investment Co., at a price of par,
building bonds offered Jan. 8— (J-D) payable at the Chesterton
Jan. 22 for the purchase of $200,a net interest cost of about 3.49%,
v. 185, p. 88—were awarded to the
State Bank, in Chesterton. Legal¬
000 utilities revenue certificates.
Sedgewick County School District
Stevenson
con,
$
Parishwide School
Caddo Parish,
la.
Sioux City,
Offering—C. A. Norrbom,
(CST) on Jan. 22 for the pur¬
chase of $980,000 school building
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1957. Due on
Oct. 1 from 1958 to 1975 inclusive.
p.m.
Chapman &
gality approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
(CST) on Jan. 22 for the pur¬
chase of $365,000 building bonds
p.m.
Skeel,
of Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
follows:
as
the Parish School
receive sealed bids
Until 10 a.m. (CST) on Feb. 5 for
the purchase of $250,000 building
bonds. Dated Feb: 1, 1957. Due on;
Feb. 1 from 1958 to 1977 inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the office of the Treasurer
of the Parish School Board.
Le¬
of
will
Board,
Offering—Glen C. Horn-
Bond
33 (P. O. Arcadia), La.
Offering — J. A. Shelby,
Secretary
t:
buckle, Superintendent of
will receive sealed bids
Secretary
(CST) on Jan. 22 for the purchase
of $3,100,000 school building bonds,
Estabrook
Bond
Iowa
Joliet Township High
No.
Dist.
IOWA
Community
Anita
School District No. 204
that
announces
LOUISIANA
the
Will County,
Education will re¬
bids until
8 p.m.
of
Board
the
Co.,
&
Witter
Wolak
A.
ward
a
to
I'.
.
(P. O. Cicero), III.
Offering — Secretary Ed¬
Bond
members of the syndi¬
John Nuveen & Co., Dean
cate:
ceptable
Indianapolis.
of
Parish Consolidated Sch.
Bienville
date. Legality ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of
Grafton,.'
&
Grafton
Wyatt,
Louisville.
subsequent in¬
any
on
inclusive.
1987
to
1958
from
I
!
Principal and interest (J-J.) pay¬
able at the Peoples State Bank, of
Monticello. Legality approved by
terest payment
place mutually ac¬
Board and the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
payable at
and
1963
purchase of $1,517,000 building
bonds. Dated Dec. 15, 1956. Due on
Jan. 1 from 1959 to 1975 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (J-J)
District No. 99
Cook County School
Other
j
"
—
callable on April 1,
thereafter are
(CST) on Jan. 21 for
until 8 p.m.
Offering
Bond
the
Chicago.
Sept. 3
on
until 8
bids
sealed
tdblly agreeable to the District
afeij the purchaser. Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
4.51%, as follows:
$1,650,000 6s. Due on Sept.
1957 to 1963 inclusive.
Ind.
/IWarren,
Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
(CST) on Jan. 14 for the
purchase • of
$1,400,000
school
building bonds.
Dated Jan. 15,
1957,
Due on Dec. 15 from 1958
to
1976 inclusive. Principal and
interest (J-D) payable at a bank
of trust company in Illinois mu-
offered Jan. 8—v.
awarded
designated by the suc¬
as
cessful bidder.,
p.m.
bonds
revenue
receive
will
The $11,000,000
—
sewer
Illinois
Calvin C.
Meadow & Smith, of Atlanta. "
Gruver,
Town
Clerk-Treasurer,
will receive sealed bids until
1
Whiteside County Community
ILLINOIS
v
p.m. (CST) on Jan. 23 for the pur¬
Consol. Sch. Dist. No. 134 >
chase of $98,000 water works rev¬
Cook County School District No. 35
(P. O. Sterling), III.
Dated Jan. 1, 1957.
(P. O. Glencoe), III.
Bond Offering—Alice H. Lund- enue bonds.
Due on Oct. 1 from 1957 to 1986
Bond Offering—Paul J. Misner,
strom, Secretary of the Board of
Secretary of Board of Education, Education, will receive sealed bids inclusive. Bonds due in 1963 and
;
,
Lauderdale,
National
approved
Troutman,
Sibley,
Spalding,
by
Beach, Fla.
Construction bids
rather than tenders for the pur¬
chase
of $700,000 water system
improvement bonds will be re¬
ceived by the City on Feb. 12—
Fort
1,
(J-J)
payable at the Fulton
Bank, Atlanta. Legality
Daytona
Correction —
185, p. 88.
,
oil
Jan.
dated
are
Principal and interest
*
to
1958
that the
Droll'inger announces
H.
1957., Due on Jant 1 from
1978 inclusive. Principal
and
interest, (J-J)
payable at.
Horse
Cave
State Bank, Horse
Cave.
Legality
approved
by
Jan. <1,
Offering—A. Ray
Bond
,
bonds
The
1957,
Bond
J3oard of School Trustees will re¬
Talbert,
ceive sealed bids until 3.30 p.m.
Wyatt,
Grafton
Grafton, - o£
Clerk of the Board of Directors,
(CST) on Jan. 17 for the purchase Louisville.
'
:
;
will receive sealed bids until 5
of $1,200,000 school improvement
p.m.
(EST) on Jan. 25 for the
Monticello, Ky.
bonds. Dated Jan. 15, 1J)57. Due
purchase, of $92,000 b u.i 1 d i n g'
Bond Sale—The $86,000 .school
on Dec.
15 from 1957 to 1960 in¬
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1957. Due on
clusive.
Interest J-D^ Legality- building revenue bonds ^offered
Dec. 1 from .1958 to 1976 inclusive.
Jan. 7 were awarded to Magnus
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Principal and Interest (J-D) payr
& Co., of Cincinnati.
Miller, of Indianapolis.
able at a banking institution, in
Dated Jan. 1, 1957. Due on Jan,
on
in¬
^
1982 in¬
1968 to
from
clusive.
&
Marshall, Trimble
of New York City.
1
Jan.
Manhattan Bank, of New
at the Bank of Mel¬
bourne
& Trust, Company, Mel¬
bourne.
Legality approved
by
York City, or
School District
(P. O. R. F. D. No. 5,
County '-
Danville), III.
..
Chase
115
No.
Jan. "23
on
.
Vermilion
of $5;125,000 bonds,.,as
purchase
Bend School City,• Ind
Offering — Secretary Ben
South
.
v.
Monday,; January :14,.l9,y
Financial C.h ronicle...
Commercial and
The
52
L-t
/
Michigan
—
—
4
.
.
1962 inclusive.
1957 to
from
Due
Allemari; Inc., Orlando, Fla.,
from
the
above-mentioned
&
or
at
$200,000 4s.
Beach,
Sale
Certificate
Fla.
cig¬
$125,000
—
offered
Jan. ; 3—v.
184,
p.
2676—were
awarded to Goodbody & Co., as 5s,
at a price of 97.50, a basis'of about
5.28%.
Beach,
Offering
Bond
Fla.
L.
William
—
Clerk, will receive
until 11 a.m. (EST)
for the purchase of
Johnson, City
sealed
bids
23
Jan.
improvement
public
$3,500,000
July 1, 1956. Due on
bonds. Dated
July Jbfvom 1957 to 1976 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the Chemical Corn
Ex¬
New
Bank,
change
City.
York
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble &, Mitchell, of
New York City.
j
received
for
Jan.
offered
was
certificates
p. 2492—
184,
3—v.
rejected.
Bibb County
Bond
2885—were
composed
awarded
8—v.
to
of the Trust
184,
a
p.
group
Company
Georgia, of Atlanta, Johnson,
Lane, Space & Co., and J. W.
Tindall & Co., as 234s, at a price
99.30,
DeKalb
a
basis of about 2.89%.
County,
County Sch.
(P. O. Decatur),
Bond
1957
from
Offering
—
&
Charles
Louis.
Grundy County School District No.
40-C (P. O. Mazon), III.
Bond Sale—An issue of $150,000
school bonds was sold to the Ma¬
of
St.
Treauernicht,
&
ing bonds offered Jan. 4—v. 184,
p. 2789—were awarded to Phelps,
Fenn & Co., and C. J. Devine &
Co., jointly, as 2%s, at a price of
100.76, a basis of about 2.66%.
Knox, Ind.
offered
bonds
Bank
ers
Bond Sale—The
age
Sale—The
Bond
$22,500
Jan.
sewer
7—v.
184,
p.
2885—were awarded to the Farm¬
Lincoln, IT.
185,
$375,000
88—were
p.
145
Dist.
Cherry,
(P.
Trust
&
Treasurer's
State
will
until
Co.,
County
of
school
1, 1957.
1958
to
and
Due
1976
interest
or
a r r a
(P.
Offering
111
man
Dated
Dec. ,1 from
inclusive.
Principal
(J-D)
the
payable
Board
of
at
a
Educa¬
Legality approved by Chap¬
Cutler, of Chicago.
:
&
&
Dean
Sale
Bond
building
offered
7—
Jan.
and
Waeckerle,
100.07,
as
Lucas,
27«s, at
Eisen
&
price of
a
of
until
9
re¬
a.m.
$700,000
general fund
ticipation warrants.
tax
an¬
Due June 10,
Sale—The
facilities
ing
Jan.
185,
1959
100,000
1959
The
bonds
of¬
Louisville, at
p.
price of 98.02,
a
net interest cost of about
a
as
4.41%,
follows:
$57,000
1958
4s.
to
Due
on
1965
inclusive.
68,000 4V4S. Due
Vernon
School
Sale—The
Bond
bonds
2789
offered
—
were
Jan.
City,
$28,000
3—v.
awarded
184,
to
p.
the
Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp.,
Indianapolis,
of
100.24,
a
as
3%s,
at
a
1966 to
Ind.
school
price
basis of about 3.67%;
Due
March 1 from
inclusive.
Due on
to
1977
.bonds
as
of March 1,
approved
New
Legality
& Judcll, of
Foley, Cox
Orleans.
Jan.
1
from
1972
on
Jan.
l.from
Richard
I,
announces
School
1957. Due
Board
County (P. O. Munfordville),
Kentucky
Bond Offering—D. A. Stewart,
County Court Clerk, will
a.m.
receive
(CST)
011
15 for the purchase of $343,-
000 building revenue bonds. Dated
that
the
on
will
1977
Feb. 1 from
19o«
man
inclusive.
& Cutler,
of Chicago.
inclusive.
10
District
Principal and
interest (F-A) payable at the of¬
fice of the School Board Treas¬
urer.
Legality approved by Chap¬
to
Hart
sealed bids until
Sch.
receive
sealed bids until
10 a.m. (CST)
on
Feb.
7
for
the
purchase ot
$712,000 school bonds. Dated Feb.
Parish
Louisiana State
Jan.
March 1,
1967.
dated
are
M-S.
Interest
improvement
March 1 from
District No. 1
Sewerage
1957. Callable
by
on
1977 inclusive.
to
bonds.
H.
1957.
North
public
bonds.
(P. O. Jennings), La.
Bond Offering—Secretary Luke
89—were
awarded to J. J. B. Hilliard & Son,
of
7
bonds,
No. 6
$125,000 park¬
revenue
7—v.
Bick-
sealed
(CST) on Feb.
purchase of $200,000
Jefferson Davis Parish
Elizabethtown, K\.
Roy T.
receive
will
basis of about 2.86%.
a
Bond
—
Milton
follows:
as
p.
City,
sas
for the
Kan.
The $2,000,000
—
bonds
—
bids until 11 a.m.
District,
89—were awarded to a
group
composed
of the
Harris
Trust & Savings Bank, of Chicago,
F. S. Smithers & Co., City Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co., of Kan¬
185,
v.
Mayor,
ham,
$100,000
School
Topeka
O.
Jan. 14 for the purchase
on
compapy in Chicago
agreeable to the pur¬
and
on
bids
sealed
(CST)
sealed
trust
mutually
Jan. 24 for (he
of
p.m.
building bonds.
Feb.
by
Knox,
Combs, County Auditor, will
ceive
R.
(CST) on
for the purchase of $500,-
Jan. 23
000
III.
Theodore
receive
7:30
Topeka.
office,
approved
Legality
Indianapolis), Ind.
*
\\
Freeport),
—
1,
15,
La.
Franklinton,
Offering
Bond
1957.
Principal
interest (A-O) payable at the
Jan.
Dated
Feb.
on
1977.
1 from
1977 inclusive.
1973 to
_
Due
3V4S.
295,000
1972 inclusive.
1968 to
50,000 4,/ss. Due on Oct.
and
from
1
on Feb. lq
1976 inclusive.
1970 to
from
,
from
Due
31/2S.
1,945,000
15,
Feb.
on
1965.
4
990,000 3V4S. Due on Feb. 15
1966 to 1969 inclusive.
KENTUCKY
Marion
awarded to
Secretary of Board
Education,
bids
O.
Offering
Carpenter,
bank
Go.
Jim
Bond
Oct.
on
Due
3%s.
235,000
sewer¬
Stephenson Ccunty School District
No.
Due
4s.
3s.
as
bonds offered Jan. 8
revenue
from
Dean, Topeka.
by
Louis.
tion.
3s.
as
approved
Legality
J-D.
chaser
on
cago, as 3V8S, at a price of 100.96,
a basis of about 3.10%.
1966 inclusive. Inter¬
from 1957 to
un¬
(EST)
bonds offered Jan.
8—v. 184, p. 2789—were awarded
to the Northern Trust Co,, of Chi¬
follows:
1964 to
improvement
1, 1956. Due on Dec. 1
Dated Dec.
est
Mazon,
Bank,
State
zon
Ind.
school
Sale—The $625,000
Sadler,
-
from
$1,535,000 4s. Due on Feb. 15
1958 to 1964 inclusive.
3%s. Due on Oct. 1 from
1967 inclusive.
40,000
price
a
Vink
-
as
follows:
as
sold to
Inc., of
$57,000 4V4S. Due on Oct. 1
1958 to 1963 inclusive.
Indianapolis School City, Ind.
Bond Sale—The $770,000 build¬
tion, will receive sealed bids
noon
Gary School City,
In¬
Wichita,
50,000
Bond
Legality approved by
Trauernicht,
of
St.
J-D.
terest
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
til
and
to the
inclusive.
1995
to
of
Bank
at
of par.
$97,500
sold
was
2%s,
as
Davidson
fered
of
r
of
Barcus, Kindred & Co.
(P. O. Macon), Ga.
Jan.
Noblesville,
Bond
Sale—The $775,000 school
offered
bonds
issue
National
American
the
10—
Dec.
2375—were awarded to
184, p.
v.
Corporation, of
Chicago, as 4 l/»s, 4s and 3%s.
Dated May 1, 1956. Due on Dec. 1
—v.
GEORGIA
of
bonds
refunding
$1,065,000
the
electric utility revenue
building bonds offered
from
improvement
works
water
Charles
Sehring, Fla.
Certificates Not Sold—The only
bid
Sale—An
Bond
Sale—The
Bond
(P. O.' Wichita), Kan.
$197,000
69
school building bonds was
Noblesville), Ind.
$35,000 school
O.
(P.
1 from
III.
Glen Carbon,
Municipal
Miami
Dec.
No.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Township Sch. Township
Delaware
inclusive.
150,000 3V4S. Due on Dec. 1
1967 to 1975 inclusive.
Certificates
Tax
arette
net inter¬
follows:
a
Due on
1958 to 1966
Madeira
ity approved by Ross, McCord, Ice
& Miller, of Indianapolis.
est cost of about 3.81%, as
Clerk.
on
100.14,
price of
a
Chicago,
of
Collins & Co., jointly,
Julien
and
Bank
National
First
Complete details of the issue may
be obtained from Leedy, Wheeler
Building
(P. O. Baton
Bond
J.
Dodd
Authority
Rouge), La.
Offering—Secretary
announces
that the
WmAu¬
receive sealed bid(CST) on Jan. 24 for
purchase of $3,000,000 bund"
thority
will
until 11
a.m.
the
ing, series EE
bonds.
Dated Feo.
Volum&'185
Number 560^.
The Commercial and
. .
Financial Chronicle
(193)
3.72%.
Essex
notes offered Jan. 4 were awarded
the Gloucester National
Gloucester,
The
Big Island School
(P, O. Alexandria),
Due
2.45%
at
notes
1957.
dated
are
Jan.
8.
Jan. 8, 1958. Princi¬
on
of Parish School Board,
rebeive sealed bids' until 1:45 Bank, of Boston. •%»•;%.
;<
/,
p.m. (OST) on Feb. 13 for the pur¬
Gloucester, Mass.
chase of $285,(X)0
school bonds.
Bond Offering—Robert R.
BentDated March 15, 1957.
Due on ley, City
Treasurer, will receive
will
March 15 from 1958 to 1967 inclu¬
sealed bids at the National Shaw¬
Principal and interset (M-S)
sive.
mut
Bank, 40 Water Street, Bos¬
ton, until noon (EST) on Jan. 15
pavable at the office of the School
Treasurer
Board
at any bank
or
for the purchase of
specified by the purchaser.
oonds.
r
'•
Feb.
on
MAINE
■
•
.
Auburn, Me.
,'•<%
Bond Offering—Bernal B.
Allen,
City Manager, will receive sealed
bid's at the Merchants National
Dated
1
from
Principal
payable
at
Jan. 1 from 1958 to
on
inclusive/Principal and
1977
in¬
payable at the Merchants
National Bank, of Boston. Legal¬
terest
approved
ity
Storey,
by
Thorn-
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
nroved
Augusta, Maine
Offering — Alfred
City Treasurer,
Lacasse,
ceive
sealed .bids
will
until
.
11
re¬
a.m.
Jan. 16 for the purchase
of $600,000 notes. Dated Jan. 18,
1957. Due as follows: $200,000 on
(EST)
on
18/$150,000
Sept.
Oct.
$100,000 Nov. 20, and $150,000 on Dec.
30, 1957.
Water
$349,000 exten¬
improvement- bonds of¬
fered Jan. 9—v. '185, p. 89—were
and
awarded
W.
E.
to
a
composed of
group
Hutton
&
Co.,, Townsend,
Dabney & Tyson, and
Shafto, Inc., as 3.90s, a.t
100.27,
2886
Bank-State
offered
were
Street Trust Co., Ill
Street, Boston, until 11
a.m.
(EST) on Jan. 15 for the
purchase of $1,0(10,000 school proj¬
ect bonds. Dated Feb.
Feb.
1
from
1, 1957. Due
1958
to
1977
in¬
Principal and interest
the above-mentioned
payable
at
Bank.
Legality
approved
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
Dodge, of Boston.
by
&
Maiden, Mass.
Bond
Jan.
8—v.
Hughes,
ceive
sealed
bids
until
11
school bonds..Dated
on Feb. 1 from
Principal
Feb.
of about 3.84%.
to
1976
inclusive.
interest
and
Legality
185,
bonds
by
Palmer
&
Storey,
Dodge/ Of
y1'1 »/*'
/*•/'''•
89
p.
group
County
of
7—v.
Jan.-
Kidder,
to
a
Pea-
Jan.
County (P. O.
Burnie), Ma,
•
composed
of
awarded to
the
10:30
for
15
the
Dated
Due Oct. 25, 1957.
Milton, Mass.
Sale—The $180,000
Bond
Addition
Library
tral
Cen¬
a
Mercantile-Safe
Boyce,'Mead, Miller &
; Co., and C. T, Williams & Co., at
price
.a
of
100.01,
cost of about
$130,000*
net
a
3.69%,
5s. Due
as
Co., of Boston, as 234s, at a price
of 100.01, a basis of about 2.74%.
Quincy, Mass.
Sale—The $350,000 sewer
Bond
bonds offered Jan. 8—
street
and
185,
p.
89
were
—
1965 to
1972
on
100.19,
2.90s,
a
Ray ham, Mass.
Sale—The $332,000 school
Bond
89
Goldman,
bonds offered J&n. 8—v. 185, p.
—were
awarded
Sachs
Co., and Paine. Webber,
jointly, as 3.70s,
to
on
at
1984
to
1987
on
of
price
a
100.06,
15
Caro
Jan. 15 from
Jan. 15 from
MASSACHUSETTS
Sale—The $900,000 school
Bond
89 — were awarded to a
composed of Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., First of Mich¬
Corp.,
Harriman
.
.
p.
bonds offered
89—were
Jan.
awarded
a
3.97%,
as
& Co., Inc.. Gulelfnah* Sachs & Co.,
and
33is, at
Co.,
&
Shafto) Inc.,
as
&
Sold—No
<;
bids
were
bonds of¬
sewer
fered Jan. 7—v. 185, p. 89.
Milan School
Bond
Sale
building
184,
—
bonds
offered
Jan.
9—
from
1969 to
530,000 4s.
-
1972 to
1971 inclusive.
1,
1958
Bonds
275,000 33/4s. Due
1971
to
4s.
Due
1975 to
1
from
July 1 from
on
/
from
1
inclusive.
1982
Lake Odessa Community Sch. Dist.,
Michigan
Bond
Sale—The $460,000
building
v.
.
185,
bonds
offered
Dist.
No.
205
will
receive
sealed
(CST)
p.m.
Co., Inc.; Kenower, MacArthur
&
Co.f Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis; and Walter J.
Wade. Inc., at a price of 100.002,
a net interest cost of about 3.96%,
follows:
1958 to
1969
on
4s.
240,000
1974 to
1973
July
Potterville
School
Dated
Jan.
Bonds
1,
in
due
1973
of
195,
July
1
from
District,
Mich.
$98,000
school
89—were
Detroit.
callable
are
of
as
stitution
designated
bidder.
cess
Faeg're
by
Legality
&
Benson,
the
Lac
33
School
Minne¬
District
No.
(Detroit - Wayne
Major Airport) bonds offered Jan.
9—v. 184, p. 2790-—were awarded
to
a
group
composed of F. S.
revenue
Co.,
&
Smithers
Wrn,
E. .Pollock
until
Woody
4.01%,
as
follows:
$705,000 4%s. Due on Nov. 1 from
1959 to
1968 inclusive.
to
1.025,000 4s. Due on Nov. 1 from
1977 to 1983 inclusive.
eral obligation
8—v.
to
M.
$125,000
Co.,
of Minne¬
The bonds
bear
Due on June 1 from
additional interest of 1.10%
from
1983 inclusive.
July 1, 1957 to July 1, 1938% -' /
apolis,
as'3.30s.
&
due
in
callable
are
American
Paul,
at
interest
a
cost
follows:
as
Jan. 1 from
on
Jan.
on
1973
1
from
inclusive.
Consol. Sch. Dist. No.
1 (P. O.
River), Minn.
Offering—Alice W. Sha-
Elk
Bond
dick,
District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Jan. 29 for the purchase of
$570,000
school
Feb.
building bonds. Dated
1, 1957. Due on Feb. 1 from
1960
to
1981
inclusive. Bonds due
in 1973 and thereafter
are
callable
Feb.
of
as
1, 1972. Principal and
payable
at
a
suitable
interest
banking institution designated by
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Barker,
Scott & Barber, of Minneapolis.
-
1, 1969. Principal and
payable
at
a
suitable
MISSISSIPPI
Adams
/
County (P. O. Natchez),
Mississippi
banking institution designated by
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
proved by Briggs, Gilbert, Mor¬
ton, Kyle & Macartney, of St.
000 port bonds was sold to Meadors
Bond
Sale—An
1956.
Lindstrom, Minn.
bonds
offered
2790—were
$13;500 hospital
Jarr%3—-v.
to
awarded,
184,
p.
Juran
&
Moody, Inc., and Kalman &
Co.,
jointly,
4V4s, at
as
bear
bonds
of
est
1%
a
price of
additional
from
July
1,
1957
to
1959.
1,
light
and
Due
Sale
—
The
plant
power
1959
suitable
are
mature
dated
institution des¬
of Sioux Falls, or
Owen, Barker,' Scott
of Minneapolis.
Danforth,
at
Dorsey,
Barber,
Olmsted County
School Dist. No. 8,
(P. O. Rochester), Minn.
Sale—The
$2,000,000school
building bonds offered Jan. 7—r
v. 184, p. 2790—were awarded to
a group composed of White, Weld
& Co., Eastman Dillon, Union Se¬
curities & Co., City National Bank
& Trust Co., of Kansas City, Na¬
tional
Bank
of
Commerce,
of
Seattle, Bacon, Whipple & Co.,
Blewer, Glynn & Co., McCormick
& Co., Bosworth,, Sullivan & Co.,
F. S. Yantis & Co., at a
about
interest
net
a
3.40%,
price
cost
of
2678—were
composed
1
1958 to 1961 inclusive.
3.40s.
from
Polk
Due
1965 to
County
District
3
Jan.
on
1
1972 inclusive.
(P.
O.
School
East
Grand
Bond
Forks), Minn.
offering—L. J. Sjolinder,
District Clerk, will receive
bids
Jan.
until
22
sealed
(CST) on
purchase of" $640,-
7:30
for the
awarded
of
to
Scharff
a
group
&
Co.
Issaquena County (P. O.
Mayersville), Miss. \\i
Bond
bonds
<
4
Sale—The $70,000 general
offered
2886—were
Jan.
7—v.
awarded
to
184,
the
p.
First
National Bank of Memphis.
Jackson, Miss.
Bond
City
ner,
sealed
011
Offering—Mrs. J. R. Skin¬
Clerk,
bids
Jan.
until
23
for
will
10
the
receive
(CST)
a.m.
purchase
of
$1,550,000 bonds, as follows:
$1,000,000
water
ment
from
1958
works
bonds.
at
Due
to
improve¬
1
inclusive.
interest
and
First
the
Feb.
on
1982
pay¬
National
Bank, of Jackson.
Independent
No.
O.
Jones;
Hamp Jones & Co., and Lewis &
111 ■>
500,000
Jan.
to
Humphreys County, County School
District (P. O. Belzoni), Miss.
Bond Sale—The $300,000 school
bonds offered Jan. 7—v. 184, p.
able
on
9—
Co., of Jackson.
Principal
follows:
as
Due
Jan.
awarded
County (P.
Clarksdale), Miss.
from
4s.
$400,000
offered
90—were
p.
&
Coahoma
&
100.05,
&
Hospital bonds offered Jan. 7—»
v.
184, p. 2678—were awarded to
the
Coahoma
County
Bank
&
Trust Co., of
Clarksdjale.
. . .
.
Legality approved by Danforth &
of
1957
a group
ignated by the successful bidder.
Bond
from
■
Bond Sale—The $125,000 County
on
banking
15
184,
Jan.
1,
July 1 from
to 1976 inclusive.
Principal
interest (J-D)
payable at a
and
bonds
185,
revenue
Co., Juran & Moody,
Paine, Webber, Jackson
bonds
The
Bond
$250,000
Curtis.
1957
Dec.
on
County (P. O. Cleveland),
Mississippi
Sale—The $150,000 court
house
Lewis
&
Inc., and
Bolivar
v.
2886—were awarded to
Kalman
&
$150,-
gality approved by
Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
inter¬
Luverne, Minn.
p.
of
to 1981 inclusive. Interest J-D. Le¬
par.
The
issue
&
Company, of Jackson,' as
3%s, 3V4s and 2 V2S. Dated Dec. 15,
Bond Sale—The
gen¬
bonds offered Jan.
Dain
St.
net
1966 inclusive.
to
Feb.
interest
1.280,000
Minn.
184, p. 2790—were awarded
J.
of
of¬
2678—
p.
Sherburne, Wright, Anoka and
Hennepin Counties Joint Indep.
320,000 3V4s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1962 to 1964 inclusive.
MINNESOTA
Sale —The
Bonds
thereafter
and
of
p.m.
inclusive.
1984
and
855,000 33/4s. Due on Nov. 1 from
1969 to 1976' inclusive.
Faribault,
3
(CST) on Feb.
11
for the purchase
of $350,000
school building bonds. Dated Feb.
1, 1957. Due on Feb. 1 from 1960
t
Goodbody & Co., Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, Rand &
Co., Tripp &'Co., Rauscher, Pierce
&'Co., Wm. J. Mericka & Co.,
Thomas & Co., Pohl & Co., Inc.,
Co.,
about
(P.
bids
1967
approved
of
Qui Parle County Independent
Consolidated
'
to
bonds
184,
the
a
3.36%,
1960
■
,
$146,000 jail
to
Bank
suc¬
apolis.
4
Wayne County (P. O. Detroit),
Michigan
Bond Sale—The $2,585,000 air¬
&
9—v.
par,
of
of about
JqpA
1, 1972.
Principal and interest),
payable at a suitable banking in¬
and
port
Jan.
National
1
composed of E. J. Prescott & Co.,
offered
bonds
p.
The
—
price
and
certificates offered Jan. 3—v.
Jan. 8~—
awarded to
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
building
v.
Sale
awarded
were
the
for
Shakopee),
sheriff's residence
fered
until
16
$1,000,000
Certificate
inclusive.
Sale—The
Bond
and
July 1 from 1959 to 1977 inclu¬
as
O.
70,000 3.40s. Due
of
from
1
inclusive.
on
(P.
$76,000 3.30s. Due
bonds.
on
inclusive.
Due
1983
$100,000 im¬
Minnesota
building
1957. Due
purchase
July
Due
County
.
bids
Jan.
on
First
Bond
Offering—Harold R. Ene-
9—
89—were awarded to a
'composed of - Braun,' Bos¬
4s.
The
—
2886—were awarded to
National Bank of Min¬
p.
Scott
stvedt, SuDerintendent of Schools,
p.
$150,000
the
(P. O. St. Louis
Park), Minn.
184,
v.
Hennepin County Independent Sch.
school
Jan.
worth &
as
Sale
Paul.
July
on
'
'
/
,
neapolis.
1972
inclusive.
1974
610,000
July
on
inclusive.
1970
Bond
Legality approved by Dorsey, Owen, Barker, Scott & Bar¬
ber, of Minneapolis.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
to
-
Robinsdale, Minn.
der.
Corp., Blvth
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Ken¬
ower,
MacArthur
&
Co.,
and
Friday & Co., as follows:
1957
Dorsey#
Barber,
Minneapolis.
and
O. Bellingham), Minn.
Bond Offering—Waldo C. Tesch,
gan
Principal and in-,
Legality
approved: by
Owen, Barker, Scott &
of
of Dec.
as
1,
1959 to
in¬
1966
callable
are
pur¬
House
1969
in
Feb.
from
payable
at--any suitable
bank designated by the
purchaser.
1956./Due
to
due
inclusive.
1
provement bonds offered Jan. 7—
p.
Bond
95,000 33/4S. Due on June 1 from
Dec.
Feb.
on
terest
p.m
the
Court
1986
will
2
89—were awarded to a
group composed of First of Michi¬
v.
follows:
1 from
for
.
building bonds; Dated
Principal and interest
payable at a banking institution
designated by the successful bid¬
by
District," Mich.
The
$1,500,000
16
until
V
1965.
sive.
price of
1957 to 1968 inclusive.
Stone & Webster Securities Corp.,
Lyons &
Not
& Co., and Wat-
$275,000 4s. Due on June
a
group composed of Halsey, Stuart
Hemphill, "Noyes
Bonds
net interest cost of about
100.07,
10—
to
McDonald
Ripley
MacArthur &
ling, Lerchen & Co., at a
$1,500,000
—
185,
Detroit,
*'
4V2S.
as
185, p.
Co.,
Raloh C. Mahar
Regional School
District (P. O. Erving), Mass.
Bond Sale
The
building
Mich.
School District,
building bonds offered Jan. 8—v.
igan
Erving, Orange and Petersham,
v..
ald-Moore & Company, of
& Heimerdinger,
McCarty & Co., and
First Cleveland Corp., at a price
of
100.02. a net interest cost of
group
inclusive.
1
Bond
Campbell,
from
Jan. 15 from
Dec.
&
Towpship School District No.
5 (P. O. Flint), Mich.
Walter,
Co., Inc., Kenower,
i.
basis of
a
about 3.68%.
MICHIGAN
1973 to 1983 inclusive.
200.000 3%s. Due
&
Jackson & Curtis,
interest
inclusive.
430,000 3%s. Due
Paddock
2168—were awarded to McDon¬
p.
awarded to
at a. price of
basis of about 2.$7%.
1959 to 1964 inclusive.
240,000 3 V2s. Due
Canl'ield,
Bond Sale—The $300,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 7—v. 184,
& Co., and F.
Kennedy & Co., jointly,
follows:
Jan.
on
Dated
clusive.
Stone, of Detroit.
Flint
of¬
awarded to F. Brittain Kennedy &
group
Deposit & Trust Co., Baltimore,
Alex. Brown &
Sons/Baker, Watts
& Co., John C.
Legg & Co., Stein
'Bros. &
'
Miller,
89—were
•
•
15
Prin¬
City in New York City, Chicago,
Detroit, Legality approved by
1970 to
bonds
185, p.
8—v.
Jan.
fered
as
.
2886—were
Jan.
on
1957.
21,
Brittain
Arundel
bonds.
or
Goldman, ' Sachs
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000 sani¬
tary bonds offered Jan:"9—v. 184,
p.
until
purchase of $300,000 notes.
v.
MARYLAND
Glen
Nov.
on
70,000 33/4s. Due on July 1 from
body & Co., Townsend, Dabney &
Tyson, and Lyons & Shafto, Inc.,
as
3.20s, at a price* of 100,31, a
basis of about 3.16%. *'
:A :
Anne
(EST)
a.m.
will
Treasurer,
bids
'
awarded
were
—
composed
Due
at the current official bank of the
group
County (P. O. East
Cambridge), Mass.
Note
Offering — Timothy
J.
sealed
offered
1956.
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at the Na¬
Bank, of Boston.
approved,:
receive
Lewiston, Me.
Sale—The $350,000 storm
Bond
sewer
15,
from 1957 to 1960 inclusive.
000
1957. Due
Auditor,
$250,000
1,
Nov.
Preston)
Charles
bids
Jan.
on
of
.
thereafter
on Jan. 15 for the purchase
$280,000 street & alley paving
special assessment bonds.
Dated
payable
Shawmut
tional
Cronin,
\
(CST)
chase
(EST)
1, 1957. Due
1958
p.
Barney & Co., and
thony & R. L. Day, jointly, as
3.90s, at a price of 100.82, a basis
Controller, will re¬
until
10;'am) I
bids
O.
—
County
sealed
of
a.m.
Jan. 16 for the purchase
on
Smith,
Tucker An¬
184,
to
.
on
erspoon, City
ceive
sealed
$615,000 4s. Due
Offering — J. Howard
City Treasurer, will re¬
Lyons. & Thorndike,
a price of Boston.
awarded
!
receive
Detroit, Mich.*'
l!
Bond Offering — John H. With-
Franklin
Water District, Me.
Sale—The $475,000 water
—
''
't
Offering
Michener,
'
obligation storm
Gardiner
bonds
Curtis/of Chicago.
f
H.
Middlesex
Bond
185, p. 89—were
Paine, Webber, Jack¬
Inkster, Mich.'
bids at the Second
basis of about 3.97%.
a
Bond
7—v.
to
(P.
Minnesota
of¬
submitted for the $750,000 general
of $1,089,000
Bond Sale—The
sion
&
son
bonds
receive sealed
18,
District, Me.
Jan.
County
motor
O'Donnell, Town Supervisor, will
(EST)
Belfast
Shaw¬
highway;fund
awarded
Fillmore
$13,000
thereafter
clusive.
J.
interest
and
National
Hull, Mass.
Offering _ Carlton
Bond
on
Note
fered
in¬
1972
Legality apbv
Stprev,
Thorndike,
& Dodge, of Boston.
Palmer
the
Due
the
to
mut Bank of Boston.
Bank, 28 State Street, Boston, un%
11 a.m. (EST) on Jan. IB for
1957.
$105,000 water
1, 1957. Due
1958
clusive.
til
purchase of $699,000 public
improvement bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
Feb.
Sale—The
vehicle
discount.'
pal and interest payable at the
Merchants National Bank:,'of Sa¬
lem, or at the National Shawmut
Secretary
Clarksville, Mich.
Bond
Bank,
in
Offering —J; S. Slocum,
Bond
Sale—The $400,000 tuber¬
hospital maintenance loan
to
* Louisiana
!v'
f'
.
>
basis' of about
•
/
County (P. O. Salem), Mass.
Note
Rapides Parish,
District No. SO
a
.
culosis
of New. York City.
Dawson,
price of-100.18,
a
1957. Due on Feb. 1 from 1962
1977 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(F-A) payable • at the
State Treasurer's office, or at the
State's fiscal agency in New York
City at' the holder's option.
Leaalitv approved by Wood, King &
1
to
53
public
bonds.
1958
Due
to
1982
011
improvement
Feb.
1
inclusive.
from
Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at
the
First
Jackson.
National
Bank,
50,000 street bonds. Due on
1
of
"
\
from 1958 to 1967
Feb.
inclusive.
p.m.
Principal
and
interest
pa/-
Bank &
Trust Company, oi Jackson.
Dated
Feb.
1,
1957. Legality
able
the
at
Deposit
Charles
nicht, of St. Louis.
approved
Alternate bids
the
and
works
water
Palmer
Clerk,
Township
Worthington,
until
bids
sealed
receive
will
8
(EST) on Jan. 22 for the
purchase
of
$370,000
general
after-..
'
- ■
Dated Jan, 1, 1957. Due
7 ;
' bonds.
NOTE:—The foregoing supple.- on Jan. 1 from 1958 to 1969 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (J-J)
ments the report published m our
p.m.
interest payment date there¬
any
....
issue
Jan. T—v.
payable
185, p. 90.
.Laurel, Miss.
Bond
bonds
improvement
,1
10—v.
184,
the
to
7
Sale—The $41.7,000
public
offer^, Jan:
Nationar\.Bank
First
by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City."
NEW
of
Clark
of
tion
$500,000
choice
will
bonds
if
serial
and
the
be
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at the State Treasurer's of¬
fice,
at the Guaranty Trust Co.,
York
City.
Legality ap¬
or
New
Dawson, Nagel, Sher¬
by
proved
man
& Howard, of Denver.
The
;
NEW
Central
School
New
Lincoln,
31
the
water
Due
bonds.
est
Dec.
Dated
Dec. 1 from 1959
on
Callable
of
as
1, 1961. Principal and inter¬
(J-D) payable at the County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago,
Reno, Nevada
j
Sale
and
District
The
—
$174,875.96
Improvement
Alley
bonds
offered
Jan.
the..State Board
as
4s, at par.
NEW
Coos
of
Investments,
Sale
185,
$150,000 tax
offered Jan. 8
notes
90—were awarded to
p.
the First National Bank of Boston,
at 2.97% discount.
&
son
„
District
ceive
Treasurer,
sealed
National
bids
Bank,
c/o
28
will
re¬
Merchants
State
Street,
J Boston, until 11 a.m. (EST) on
Jan. 15 for the purchase of $185,school
000
195T.
to
Due
1977
The
bonds.
Dated
Feb.
on
—
Co.,
Adams,
McEntee
&
Pollock &
Co., Granbery, Marache
Co., and Tilney & Co., as 4.10s,
a
price of 100.26, a basis of
&
3.97%.
1
Feb.
from
1,
1958
Broome
County (P. O. Binghamton), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Ralph C. Page,
County
Treasurer,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Jan. 17 for the purchase of $1,900,-
County
Technical
Institute
Airport Hangar bonds. Dated
Oct. 1, 1956. Due on April" 1 from
1957
to
1966
inclusive.
Principal
and interest
(A-O) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity
approved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler
New York
&
Galloway,
of
City.
ceive sealed
Allan
bids at the, offices of
Dixon,
Troy, until 11
15
for
the
re¬
401
Cannon
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
Place,
Jan.
on
of
$600,000
district improvement bonds. Dated
Nov. 1, 1956. Due on May 1 from
1957 to 1986 inclusive.
Principal
and
interest (M-N) payable at the
Union
New York
approved
dike,
by
Palmer
&
Storey, ThornDodge, of Bos¬
Nashua, N. H.
offered
the
of
Jan.
Indian
10
Town
$350,000
were
Head
notes
awarded
National
to
Bank
Nashua, at 2.73% discount.
The
Supervisor,
sealed
bids
Jan.
on
until
18
for
will
3:30
the
(EST)
purchase
of
$20,000 improvement bonds. Dated
Jan. 25,
1957.
Due
on
Jan. 25
I:
1958
and
Legality approved by Edward G.
Ropes, New York City.
Dec.
National
3,
Bank,
of
Boston.
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Boston.
Bond
Sale—The
bonds
offered
N.
the
$203,000 school
Jan.
10
were
to
Kidder, Peabody &
Co., New York City, as 3s, at a
price of 100.18, a basis of about
2.97%.
Dec.
sive.
able
15
Dec.
from
15,
1957
1956.
to
Due
1976
at
the
Merchants
ment
Due
Town
pay¬
National
will
Buffalo; Blair & Co., Inc.; Roose¬
velt
&
Cross;
Hornblower
&
Co.;
Co.;
R. D.
F. S. Smithers
Loeb, Rhoades
M.
&
&
&
Co., as 4.10s, at a price
basis of about 4.04%.
100.55,
a
Glenville, Amsterdam and Charlton
Central
School
District
No.
(P. O. Schenectady), N.
Bond
Offering—Leo
2
M.
Casey,
for
the
building
1957.
Due
1987
purchase of $2,451,000
Dated
Jan.
1,
bonds.
Jan. 1 from
on
1958 to
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
(J-J) payable at the Chase
terest
Manhattan Bank, New York
at
or
First
the
National
Scotia. Legality approved by Van¬
of New York City.
way,
Greenport, N.
Bond
ing,
Offering
Village
ceive
(EST)
of
Y.
will
until
11
re¬
a.m.
Jan. 16 for the purchase
electric
light
and
on
$200,000
system bonds.
power
1,
bids
1957.
to
Due
1977
interest
North
on
Dated
Feb.
Feb. 1 from
1958
inclusive.
(F-A)
Fork
Principal
payable
Bank
&
and
the
at
Legality approved by
Vandewater, Sykes,' Heckler
&
Galloway, of New York City.
Hempstead, N.
Bond
.
bonds.
on
legal
inclusive. Prin¬
(J-J) payable
Supervisor's office.
Offering
receive
—
The
Su¬
sealed
bids
Dated
Jan.
until
2
various
Jan. 25 from
Place
opinion
as
of
1958 to
bonds.- Dated
Jan.
1, 1957.
Due
1957
to
inclusive.
and
1982
interest
Meadow
(J-J)
Brook
July
on
1 from
Principal
payable at the
National
of
Freeport, West Hempstead.
Le¬
gality approved by Hawkins, DelWood, of New York City.
District
West
Bond
Henrietta),
No.
N.
Offering—Don
Town
Supervisor,
stated
000
water
1956.
to
bonds.
Due
1987
W.
1
1
on
$439,Sept. 1,
from
1958
Principal and
interest
(M-S)
payable
at
the
Genesee Valley IJnion Trust
Co.,
Rochester.
Legality approved by
Galloway,
Sykes,
of
New
Heckler
York
&
City.
Huntington, Green Lawn
Dist. (P. O.
in
and
Bond
previ¬
bonds
$361,500
Water
Huntington), N. Y.
the
Sale—The $566,000 water
Jan. 8—v. 184, p.
awarded
of
to
George
vari¬
E.
Weigold
price
of
3.72%.
&
100.26,
to
B.
Co.,
as
a
basis
sale of
be
Jan.
in
29
for
:
(EST) oh
p.m.
the
purchase
of
30-year consolidated,
series bonds.
Dated Feb.
1, 1957. Due
able
July
Feb. 1, 1987. Call¬
on
of Feb.
as
1, 1967.
inclusive.
(J-J)
Rochester, N. Y.
Brook
Na¬
Bond
•
V
Offering:—E.
pay¬
Norton,
$200,000
the
office
of
New
name
the, rate
bonds
of
V.
;
si lion
.
to
and
schools
The
bonds
annual
' will
and
be
from
instalments
annually
Feb.
on
and
Au«
15i
the Comptroller's program to leave
the city's funds free for
other in¬
construction
1958 to 1970
*
,
Loop
Acquisition
bonds. Due from
1958 to 1970
*
The
Inner
•
.
bonds
■
/
March
dated
are
1,
1957.'Legality approved by Reed,
Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn, of New
York
payable semi-
15
inclusive.
inclusive,
1970
house
iiiciubive.
$4,725,000
.Selling to the public is part of
1958
1
in
yearly from Feb. 25, 1958 through
1961; $2,850,000, Feb. 15, 1962; and
$850,000 annually on Feb. 15, from
'1963 through 1966.
Interest will be
to
fire
bonds. Due from
•; %
Feb|
mature
of
1958
300,000
100,000
dated
will
from
Due
inclusive.
inclusive.
of
($14,150,000).
1957
bonds.
1970
625,000 Civic Center bonds. Due
streets ($3,500,000), and alterations and additions
to
.
bonds.. Due from 1958 to 1970
;
judgments,
($7,500,000),
awards
repaving
1962 inclu-
to
850,000 municipal parking garage
the
bear," Gerosa said.
Sale of these bonds will
provide
for
the
payment
of
the
1958
.
V
will
claims
bonds.
clearance
from
X
sive.
1,225,000 Inner Loop Land Acqi-
York
interest
slum
Due
E. Ge"Bidders will be
required to
City.
*
Southold, Mattituch Park District
'
<
(P.
O.
Bond
Greenport),
Y.
N.
$45,000 park
—
v.
184,
vestment:,;'
vy
.'"xL p. 2887 — were awarded to the
The bonds to be
offered for sale First- National Bank of Southold,,
win be general
- %
obligations of the as 3M>s, at par.
V
City and all the taxable real prop¬
:: 1
•:
Ulster?,, Ulster- Fire Dist. No.. I
erty within the City will be
bonds
Sale
The
—
offered
Jan.
8
.
subr
ject
the
to
taxes
to
pay
Note
Sale
—
E.
announced
tax
a
*
Y.
City Comptroller
award
on
of
anticipation
Jan.
10
with
Thirty
Jan.
14.
of
10
million
and 20 million
They bear interest
2%%, and mature
1957. Due
1972
to
are
dated
dated Jan.
at the
The
real
are
notes
rate
are
issued in anticipation of
estate taxes.
The
banks
and
The
amounts
Chase
The
allo¬
Manhattan
First
Na¬
tional
City Bank of New York
$10,515,000; Chemical Corn Ex¬
change Bank $4,575,000; Manu¬
facturers
on
July 1 from 1958 to
Principal and in¬
inclusive.
terest
(J-J) payable, at the Na¬
Ulster
County Bank, of
tional
Kingston.
Legality approved by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
April
30,
subject to
redemption at the Comptroller's
option on or after April 22 upon
five
days' written notice.
The
1957,
Offering—Clyde E. W011derly, Jr., District Treasurer,' will
receive sealed .bids at the resi¬
dence of Ray W. Davis, Holiday
Lane, Kingston, until 2 p.m. (EST)
on
Jan.
24 for the
purchase of
$18,945 fire bonds. Dated Jan. L
notes
banks and trust
companies
which the City does busi¬
ness.
,
Bond
$50,000,^
the 20
$11,085,000;
about
N.
the
limita¬
amount.
City,
Gerosa
the
valorem
without
or
York
(P. O. Kingston), jN. Y.
;
ad
bonds.- and
thereon,
Lawrence
of
of
said
to rate
as
New
000
levy
Gibbons
at
Authority^ N. Y.
Offering—Sealed bids will
eighth
bonds.
Tuesday, Feb. 5, at
are:
of
on
inclu¬
$50,000,000
$25,150,000 serial bonds will
conducted
noon
Bank
334S,
1971
at-the- Union
be received until 1
A public bond
—
group
a
1958
and interest (F-A)
National!
Bank, Troy.' , Legality approved
by Messnig, Koplovitz, Curley &
Dixon, of Troy.
* /
York, N. Y.
Offering
cated
& Co., Inc.,
Bacon, Stevenson &
Co.. R. D. White & Co.. and Chas.
purposes bonds offered Jan.
8—v. 185, p. 90—were awarded to
1961
Meadow
New
Bond
notes
offered
2887—were
from
1
tional Bank, of New
Hyde Park. .City. Comptroller, „ will
receive
Legality approved by Vandewater, sealed bids until Feb. 19 for the
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of purchase of $3,300,000 bonds, as
New York City.
follows:
;
;
Cook,
inclusive.
Vandewater,
to
Garage
1, 1957. Due
Bond
on
pur¬
Town
Dated Feb.
payable
receive
improvement
15, 1957. Due
1958
at
tion
receive
Dated
March
on
will
Principal and interest
-
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST)
Jan. 17 for the purchase of
composed
Sale—The
public
from
Y.
will
$30,000
re¬
a.m.
the
for
sive. Principal
William Laky,
—
Treasurer,
interest
Water
of
16
""
Bank
nfield &
1961
payment
item.
Bond
sealed
receive
Jan.
on
Sa-
11
Feb.
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Jan. 24 for the purchase of
$70,-
able
bids'* until
bonds.
Hyde Park. N. Y.
Offering
Village
-.
.
p.m.
purposes
Bond
N. Y.
Supervisor, will
sealed
Port of New YorU
New
15
Town
chase
gen¬
3.88%.
Elm,
.
(EST) on Jan.
22 for the purchase of
$1,775,000
25, 1957.
Depew, N. Y.
ous
...
Village Clerk, will
bids
Y.
Offering—Lael Von
01
$920,000
0. Troy),
(P.
Offering—Jamesf R.
"(EST)
bonds offered Jan. 8—v. 184,
2886—were awarded to a group
composed of Smith, Barney & Co.,
Eastdban Dillon, Union Securities
& Co., Goldman, Sachs & Co., and
Chas. King & Co., as 3.90s, at a
price of 100.18, a'basis of about
Co., dp,
Trust
Greenport.
w.n
par.
eral
rosa.
Treasurer,
sealed
Bond
City Comptroller Lawrence
Harry L. Bel-
—
Poesfenkill
p.
City,
Bank,
$100,000; and Underwriters
Company $60,000.
Trust
$16,000
Sale—The
Bond
Dated Jan.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on Jan.
23
price of
a
000
Y.
and
Trust Company
$>55-„
000;-, Kings County Trust Com¬
pany,
Brooklyn, N. Y. $115,000*
The Amalgamated .Bank; of
New
ceive
Struthers & Co.;
White & Co.; and Kenower, Mac-
p.m.
inclusive.
ous
1961
interest
(EST) on Jan. 18 for
purchase of $5,200 improve¬
on
inclu¬
Principal and interest
to
Additional
at 3:45
H.
awarded
Dated
the
at
pervisor
Portsmouth,
10—
to
a group
composed of the Marine
Trust Co. of Western New York,
receive
p.m.
cipal
dated
are
on
Jan.
$270,OOo]
$260,000'
Bank
y
.
Menands, N. Y.
awarded
Company
National' Bank
Sterling National Bank and Trust
Company
$220,000;v Federation
ville,
$2,600,000
offered
90—were
p.
Trust
Grace
at
'•
/..
Empire
public
parking bonds offered Jan. 3—
v.
184, p. 2887—were awarded to
the Bank of Lake Placid, as 3V2S,
(P. O. 649 Erie Station Road,
from
Due
:
1
The
—
bonds
185,
v,
Y.
Jan.
11,
1957. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
notes
1957.
school
Offering—Irvin F. Dillon,
First
.
Sale
City.
Clarkstown, N.
Bond
Sale—The
Ne w York
^;
Bond
Henrietta
ton.
Note
(P. O. Fort Covington),
Offering—Francis H. Mc-
ity
and
^
Brunswick, N. Y.
Bond
National
Bank, of Troy.
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
Principal
I
of 100.45,
Placid, N. Y.
Sale—The
Bond
Bangor Central School District
No.
v
interest payable at the Merchants
National Bank, of Boston. Legal¬
inclusive.
of New York City.
a
Lake
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
KnighCTown Supervisor, will
Bond Offering—Mildred P. Cur¬
rier,
and
Arthur
Co., Francis I. duPont & Co., the
First
of
Michigan
Corporation,
Chas. E. Wiegold & Co., Wm. E.
Meredith-Center Habor, Inter-Lakes
School District (P. O.
Meredith), N. H.
of Ellenville., Legality
by Hawkins-, Delafield
Wood,
as 3.70s, at a price
basis of about 3.65%.
Co.,
"Trust
Bank-; &
National
Fprt Covingtonf ornbay, v Westville,
of
000
The
—
anticipation
—v.
First
&
1, 1957. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
interest
$800,000; Bank of New York
$765,000;
United
States
Trust
Company of New York $275,000*
York
Co., R. D. White & Co., Kenower,
Doolittle &
MacArthur & Co., and
Jan.
Dated
and
HAMPSHIRE
County (P. O. Berlin), N. H.
Note
S
Co.', Inc., Geo. B. Gibbons
&
Co., Inc., Blair & Co., Inc.,
Roosevelt & Cross, Bacon, Steven¬
8—
184, p. 2678—were awarded to
v.
No.
Stuart &
about
Bond
A
v.
at
NEVADA
Street
inclusive.
and
185, p. 90—were awarded to a
syndicate
composed
of
Halsey*
1986 inclusive.
to
Dec.
District
$3,390,000
building bonds offered Jan. 10—
H.
1961
from
July; 1
York
Berg,
revenue
1, 1956.
and Islip
receive sealed
11 a.m. (CST) on Jan.
purchase of $2,500,000
until
for
Sale
Bond
will
Clerk,
bids
1957 to
Weeks;
O. Lake Ronkonkoma),
(P.
NEBRASKA
Bond
on
Wood,
Brookhaven,Smithtown
date of issue.
Neb.
Offerings—Theo,
Due
Carl
YORK
after five
callable
f
City
a.m.
(MST) on Jan. 29 for the purchase
$2,000,000 State Highway de¬
bentures.
Dated March 1, 1957.
Due on March and Sept. 1, 1962.
the
bonds
Board.'
of the
be
from
years
will
bonds
choice
second
!
lO^a.irm
until
on
of
Amortization
first
Thie-
March 8 for the pur¬
general obliga¬
bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1957.
(MST)
\i
bids
sealed
9:30
until
reappraisal
and
bonds.
of
of the Board
Commissioners, will
County
receive
chase
V
Clerk
Fauver,
.
Mont.
Offering—Florence
Bond
*
O.
(P.
County
Helena),
Sealed
—
building
36,000
approved
of)
(State
Finance
of
Board
len
Mexico
New
Due on July
1957 to 1966 inclusive.
1 from
Company,
bids will be received by the State
MONTANA
and
MEXICO
Debenture Offering
follows: "
as
$74,000 water bonds.
York
Trust
Traders
and
ap¬
proved
7
Memphis,
Lewis
bonds,
State
Legality
Elizabeth.
2886—were awarded
p.
National
the
at
of
Bank
Manufacturers
Co., Buffalo,
Roosevelt & Cross, Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis, Hornblower &
Weeks, Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades &
Co., B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Wood,
Struthers & Co.,. Francis I. du¬
Pont & Co., Shearson, Hammill &
C. J. Devine & Co.,
(EST) on Jan. 16
purchase
of
$110,000
the
The
—
bonds offered Jan.
building
bids until 3 p.m.
for
Sale
Bond
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
,
on
Offering—Alice I.
Bond
Bankers
$4,090,000- Thl
Bank
$4,000,000
$2,770,000.
10—
Irving Trust Company $2530
185, p. 90—were awarded to a 000; J. P. Morgan & Co., Incor
group composed of Marine Trust
porated $1,385,000; The New York
Company of Western New York, Trust Company
$1,205,000;'-Marine
Moffit, Buffalo, Goldman, Sachs & Co, Midland Trust
Company of New
L
Ellenville, N.
$4,395,000;
Company
Hanover
14( 1957
v.
3.88%.
of about
basis
York
Trust
New York
&
enson
^Tonday, January
..,
New
City School District,
Lakawanna
composed of Bacon, Stev¬
Co., George B. Gibbons
& Co., Inc., and R. D. White &
Co., as 3.90s, at a price of 100.06,
group
a
a
Springfield Township (P. O.
Springfield), N. J.
Bond Offering'— Eleanore N.
public im¬
provement bonds totaling $1,500,000, with option to redeem out¬
standing bonds in inverse numer¬
ical order on Feb. 1, 1967 or On
.
JERSEY
NEW
requested for
are
Boston.
by
& Dodge, of Boston.
proved
Trauer-
&
by
Legality ap¬
Storey,
Thorndike,
of
Bank,
Chronicle
Commercial ancl Financial
The
Trust Company $4,430,000; Guaranty Trust Company of
Ulster
I,
Water District
Box
Bond
Town
(P. O. Route
Kingston), S. Y.
444,
Offering
—
Supervisor^
Bush,
receive
Percy
will
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Jan. 23 for the purchase of $829,920
1957.
1987
water
Due
bonds.
on
Feb.
inclusive.
Dated
1 from
Principal
Feb. n
1958 to
and i11"
terest (F-A) payable at the King¬
ston Trust Co., Kingston. Legal¬
ity
approved
Sykes,
Heckler
New York City.
by
&
Vandewater,
Galloway,
M
Number 5603
185
Volume
The Commercial
...
and Financial Chronicle
(195)
NORTH CAROLINA
:
sealed
r
Jan.
Caldtvelt County
!
until
for
1958
bonds offered Jan; 8—
v
184,' p. 2887—were awarded to a
syndicate headed by R. S, Dickson
& Co., "of Charlotte, as follows:
building
to
noon
(EST)
on
the
purchase of $5,bonds. Dated"Jan.
15,' 1957.,- Due
Sale—The $2,000,000 school
Bond
i
bids
22
000,000 school
Carolina
North
v"
(Pj O. Lenoir)^
1981
Nov.-15
dh
inclusive.
from
Cleveland.
'
~
.
28, 1957 and
■(.
1958.
bids
:
~
Y.
fj|
Offering
Bond
payable
E'. .Easter-
W.
—
"ment
Commission,
will
Jan.
on
14
$1,000,000 first
1
from
Principal
at
,
the
.
1957
1988
to
and
-
interest
First
National
Bank, of East Liverpool. Legality
approved by Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Secretary of Local Govern-
ling,
Dec.
on
inclusive.
,
Greenville, N; C.
•
•
Due
^
85,000 0.25s. Due June 1, 1986.
Township Local School Dist.
(P. O. Canton), Ohio
Bond Offering — Robert Mc-
.
(EST)
nue
200;000 2V2S. Due on June 1, 1984
:
noon
receive
Glynn, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids
(EST)
noon
un¬
Jan. 22 for the
on
of Canton.
pany,
City School
District, Ohio
until 11 a.m. (EST) 011 Jan. 15 for,,
Bond
Offering — Kathryn M.
the purchase
of $275,000 public
improvement bonds.;j Dated Feb;* Conley, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
Russia
Local
inclusive.
1975
to
interest
"York
Principal
payable
(F-A)
in
noon
(EST) on Jan. 24 for the
purchase of $290,000 school bonds.
and
New
<
Dated
City. Legality approved by
1
Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York City.
\ 1
Guilford
Principal and interest
able
County (P. O. Greens¬
awarded
—were
185,
90
Bond
Wachovia
the
to
p.
be
Co., Winston-Salem,
2V2% interest, plus a premium
$101. \
of
.:
Sanford, N. C.
Commission,
will
(EST)
a.m.
the purchase
Due
June
on
inclusive.
Dated
Raleigh
from
1
to
bonds
(EST)
on
Bond
until
Township School District
(P. O. Pittsburgh), Pa.
Bond
1
sive.
the
Central
Sale
building
bonds
184,
a
group
—
offered
of
composed
to
Hayden,
Miller
& Co., Field,
Richards &
Co., Prescott & Co., Braun, Bos-
'I
vvorth &
ris
&
a
&
a
Bond Sale—The $170,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 7—v. 184,
2791—were awarded to Stran¬
ahan, Harris & Company, of To¬
ledo, as 4V4S, at a price of 101.90,
p.
Bond
Sale—The
1973
3—v.
184,
school
offered
Jan.
2791—were awarded
Cartwright & Com¬
pany, as 4%s, at a price of 101.35,
a
bas^s-of about 4.34%.
;
to
p.
Swenev
Columbus,
Oh io
J.
A.
White
Cincinnati,
101.38,
a
as
&
3V4S,
of
price of
Company,
at
a
basis of about 3.01%.
Columbus City
School
Dist.,
Ohio
Bond
er
the
H.
Offering—Clerk-Treasur¬
C. Kuhnle announces that
Finance
Board
of
Committee
Education
will
of
the
receive
in¬
1980
and
interest
Peoples
Legality ap¬
Shaffer & Wil¬
1
from
on
Bonds
Not
Jan.
inclusive.
1982
on
/ '
Nov. 1 from
Sold
The
—
$45,000
184, p. 2791—were not
the bids were rejected.
as
Scioto
Valley Township Local Sch.
(P. O. Delaware), Ohio
District
Bond
Sale—The $380,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 7—v. 184,
2679—were
&
Vis, at
of
awarded
to
J.
Nov.
Dated
1,
Principal
1956.
and interest (M-N)
payable at the
Ohio National Bartk,
of Columbus.
Legality approved by Squire, San¬
ders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Madison
Township (P. O.
to
Clerk of the Board; of
will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 25 for
the purchase of $29,000 improve¬
heber,
Trustees,
Dated
bonds.
ment
Jan.
1,
Southington Township Local Sch.
Dist. (P. O. Warren), Ohio
Offering—L.
A.
Village
Clerk,
1, 1957. Due
Nov.
on
inclusive.
1978
to
1 from
Interest
Jan.
on
Jan.
Dated
the
for
parking
$30,000
annually
Jan.
24
15,
from
(EST)
purchase
of
bonds.
revenue
Clerk
(EST)
of
sealed
(P.
Creek
Local
Sch.
Dist.
O. New Lexington), Ohio
Bond
Offering—Helen
Clerk of Board
receive
sealed
$194,000
1
Dec.
Sitler,
Education, will
bids
until
Feb.
noon
1957.
1,
1958
from
&
Savings
Palestine.
Squire,
Legality
Sanders
noon
(EST) on Jan. 18 for the purchase
of $30,000 building bonds. Dated
Due on Dec. 1 from
1980 inclusive. Principal
Dec.
1, 1956.
1958
to
and interest
Junction
(J-D) payable at the
City Banking Company,
Jan.
to
Dempsey,
the
Home
2%s, at
(P.
a
O.
Bond
184,
v,
a
Finance
price, of
State
of¬
Agency,
bonds
offered
Jan.
& Co.; and Suplee,
Co., at a price of par,
4.26%,
follows:
on
on
5,000 3s. Due
5,000 3V8S.
Dec. 15,
on
Due
on
on
5,000 3%s. Due
on
5,000 3%s. Due
on
by
Sinkler,
195,000 4s. Due
Dec. 15 from
on
Dec.
on
'
15 from
1976 inclusive.
1969 to
4 Vis.
500,000
Dec. 15, 1964.
Dec. 15, 1965.
inclusive.
1968
Due
Dec.
on
15,
Gibbs
9—v.
to
184,
a
PUERTO
(CST)
p.m.
Jan.
on
15
for
the
ourchase of $4,900 building bonds.
1963 inclusive.
1959 to
Due from
Okemah,
Bond
works
v.
R.
bonds
offered
water
Jan.
Co.,
Inc.,
Equitable
p.
SOUTH
Groton
Resources
School
Dist,
No. 33, S. Dak.
Bond Offering—Sven E.
Clerk of Board of
receive
sealed
Windh,
Education, will
bids
until
8
p.m.
(CST) on Jan. 14 for the purchase
of $65,000 building bonds. Dated
July 1, 1957. Due semi-annually
Jan.
on
1977
and
July
inclusive.
terest
1 from
1958
Principal
payable
the
at
to
in¬
and
County
office.
Sisseton
Independent Sch. District,
South
Dakota
Bond
Sale—The $200,000 build¬
bonds offered Jan. 2—v. 184,
ing
2888—were
sold
the
to
State
Commissioner of School and Pub¬
lic
Lands,
3s, at
as
par.
TENNESSEE
Blount
County
(P.
O.
Maryville),
Tennessee
Bond
Offering—Asher Howard,
County Judge, will receive sealed
until 2 p.m.
(EST) on Jan.
23 for
the purchase of $300,000
bids
courthouse
and
annex
jail bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1956.
Due on Aug.
1 from 1957 to 1966 inclusive. Le¬
gality approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
Dickson
Chapman
&
County (P. O. Charlotte),
Tennessee
Bond
eral
Sale—The
$400,000 gen¬
school bonds of¬
obligation
fered at auction
on Jan. 7—v. 184,
2495—were awarded to a group
composed of the Cumberland Se¬
p.
curities
Co.,
Corp.,
Third
J.
C.
National
Bradford
&
Bank% Nash¬
ville, and the First National Bank,
Memphis, as follows:
June 1 from
on
Electric
power
1972
$2,394,000 compared with
046,890 in November,
1955,
$2,ac¬
cording to S. L. Descartes, Execu¬
tive Director of the Authority.
for
ended
Nov.
452
the
1956, were $26,with $21,927,-
30,
compared
in the preceding
The
Bank
Government
for
Puerto
the
for
agent
months
12
12 months.
Development
Rico
Water
is
fiscal
Bond
from
June 1 from
on
1976 inclusive.
Offering
—
Mayor J. W.
Dance will receive sealed bids
til
noon
(EST)
un¬
Jan. 22 for the
on
purchase of $400,000 major street
improvement bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
1956.
1968
Due
Oct.
on
inclusive.
terest
(A-O)
Chase
York
Wood,
1
from
1958 to
Principal and in¬
payable
Manhattan
Bank,
at
the
of New
City. Legality approved by
& Dawson, of New
York
King
City.
Fort
Resources
1
inclusive.
Knoxville, Tenn.
of the
revenues
to
Revenues
to
June
on
1971
160,000 334s. Due
Rico
Worth
TEXAS
Puerto Rico Ports Authority
OREGON
(P. O.
San Juan), Puerto Rico
of
Port
Bond
DAKOTA
Independent
Authority.
City.
Port
Securities
Corp., Hornblower & Weeks, Rob¬
inson-Humphrey Co., Inc., Mc¬
Donald-Moore & Co., and Edgar
M. Norris, as 33/4S, at a
price of
100.03, a basis of about 3.74%.
Authority in November amounted
7—
91—were awarded to
Edwards, Inc., of Oklahoma
185,
J.
$50,000
approved
Simons, of
composed
205,000 4s. Due
RICO
Water
Puerto
559,251,
Okla.
Sale—The
Rico
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
Dependent Sch.
(P. O. Terista),
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
Dec.
1960 to 1964 inclusive.
Puerto
Offering—Willis
3.30s.
on
2888—were awarded
of Blyth. &
p.
group
1965 to
47
&
as
inclusive.
Legality
$35,000 414s. Due
1991.
OKLAHOMA
No.
1966
Greenville, S. C.
p.
District
to
Charleston.
1960
Dec. 15, 1961.
Dec. 15, 1962.
Dec. 15, 1963.
on
60,000 3%s. Due
to
Dec. 15,
on
5,000 3%s. Due
5,000 3V2S. Due
1966
1957.
Dec. 15, 1958.
Dec. 15, 1959.
5,000 3V4S. Due
ing bonds offered Jan. 8—v. 184,
2791—were awarded to Field.
Richards & Co., of Cleveland.
J-D.
of Kidder, Pea-
& Co.; Hemphill, Noyes &
Singer, Deane & ■ Scribner;
Stokes
$95,01)8
3—
2791—were awarded to
p.
5,000 2%s. Due
of
Interest
$800,000 water
$5,000 2%s. Due
in¬
1957
p.
par.
net interest cost of about
as
from
1
Hous¬
C. C. Collings & Co.; Elkins, Mor¬
ris,
Dated
College), Pa.
group composed
a
of Winston-Salem,
Dec. 1, 1956.
Due
pany,
2679—
p.
CAROLINA
non¬
bonds
Federal
Sale—The
revenue
Due
1976
to
dormitory
184,
4—v.
sold
and
$404,000
State College Borough Authority
Bank, of East
approved by
&
County
Ports
school building bonds was sold to
the Wachovia Bank & Trust Com¬
Treasurer's
Pa.
Sale—The
exempt
ing
as
Sale—The $450,000 build¬
Cherokee
fiscal
County School District
(P. O. Ruby), S. C.
No. 4
bonds.
revenue
port),
Bond
Cleveland.
Bond
school
Lycoming College (P. O. Williams-
Principal
and
interest
(J-D) payable at the Union Com-
merial
is
Rico
Bond Sale—An issue of
^
receive
Company, of Hellertown.
Legality approved by Rhoads, Sinon &
Reader, of Harrisburg.
improvement
school
Dated
George,
until
will
Trust
of Education, will
bids
Secretary,
Feb. 1, 1957.
Due on Feb.
from, 1958 to 1980 inclusive, and
in
1997.
Principal and interest
payable
at
the
Saucon
Valley
Jan. 17 for the purchase
on
bonds.
15, 1973. Principal and inter¬
Monday
Exchange
1
tax
SOUTH
Offering—Chasjt W. Schu-
Yeatman &
Offering—Paul-A.
of Board of
1957.
Due semi¬
July 15, 1958 to
payable at the First National
of Marysville.
Corn
Dated
Co.;
Springfield Township Local Sch.
Dist. (P. O. New Middletown),
Stanley,
Scheid.-, Clerk of the Board of Education,
sealed bids until 11:30 a.m.
awarded
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
17 for the purchase of $2,-
body
M-N.
Bond
will receive
Jr.,
Jan.
Oklahoma
P.
Chemical
Bond
Weaver,
on Jan. 21 for the purchase
$105,000 building bonds. Dated
1958
Development
Rico
Puerto
Bond Sale—The $1,500,000 water
works system bonds offered Jan.
Hellertown-Lower Saucon School
fered
4.06%.
Bond
Puerto
the
Chesterfield
3.94%.
Authority (P. O. Hellertown), Pa.
1957.
April 1 from 1959 to 1963
inclusive. Interest A-O.
Due on
Offering—G.
the
were
Stahl-
J.
about
Bank, New York City, at 2.48%
interest, plus a premium of $9.
Wyoming City School District, Ohio
Mansfield), Ohio
Offering—Fred
Bond
of
2887—were
p.
A.
Co., of Cleveland, as
price of 101.78, a basis
a
about
on
1996 inclusive.
184,
—v.
715,000
7—v.
sold,
receive
Nov. 1 from
basis
a
.
Note
Sale—The
$384,000 pre¬
liminary loan notes offered Jan; 8
ler,
school improvement bonds offered
Bond
inclusive.
of
Authority, Pa.
the
at
in
Bank
Bond Sale—The $69,216.51 street
improvement bonds offered Jan.
4—v. 184, p. 2887—were awarded
to
to
Nov.
on
for
$2,450,000
Beaver Falls Redevelopment
clusive.
est
'
Due
1972
1983 to
erer,
$71,000
bonds
payable
to
Due
Ohio
inclusive.
1964
680,000 4V2S. Due
-Bond
District, Ohio
pur-
sale
Marysville, Ohio
College Corner Local School
1958
Principal
1956.
Nov. 1 from
on
295,000 414s. Due
basis of about 4.05%.
improvement
was
composed
group
Stuart &
(EST)
follows:
to
Co;, and Ryan,* Sutherland
Co., as 4Y2s, at a price of 101.73,
basis of about 4.31%.
from
building
15,
,of Versailles.
Feb.
the Ohio Company,
as
4s.
1965
Co., Inc., Stranahan, Har¬
Centerburg Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
a
155,000
7—
Jan.
awarded
bonds
negotiated
a
1959 to
The $1,030,000
2790—were
p.
$114,000
Dec.
Ohio
.
Brookfield Township Local School
District (P. O. Brookfield), Ohio
15
un¬
Salineville Local School District,
of
issue of $1,200,-
The
—
building bonds offered Jan. 9—1
v.
184, p. 2887—were awarded to
Clerk of Board of Education, will
receive
sealed
bids
until
noon
$70,000 3V2S. Due
National
Bank, of Cleveland.
v.
at
of'Columbus,
Principal and interest (J-D)
at
First
the
to
Sale
sealed
basis of about
a
Sale—An
Jan.'22 for the purchase .November by
Dec.
Bond
awarded
Government
for
Authority.
PENNSYLVANIA
Bor-
by Peck,
liams, of Cincinnati.
in¬
Corporation, as.4%s, at
sewer revenue
fchase^
nooii
Dated Jan. 1, 1957. Due on.
from 1958 to 1976 inclu¬
payable
Due
1980
Licking County, Buckeye Lake
Sanitary Sewer District No. 1
(P. O. Buckeye Lake), Ohio
$190,000 fire"'stations and sites
bonds.
1957.
to
Township Local School
O. Hartford), Ohio
Sgle—The $105,000 school
offered Jan. 2—-v. 184, p.
price of 100.11,
4.23%.
000
of
proved
p.
a
Offering—Cyrus E. McGovern, Village Clerk, will re¬
of
1,
1958
(P.
Cleveland
Oh io
bids
Jan.
from
1
2791—were
Bond
sealed
(J-D)
Bank
4
OHIO
ceive
Dec.
White
1985
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Taylor & Washburn, of New York
City.
Park,
Jan. 21 for
Principal
and
interest
payable at the Grand Ra¬
Bond
Principal
Brook
on
F.
Jan. 18 for the
on
Dated
clusive.
District
1, 1956.
1958
on
Hartford
and interest
(J-D) payable in New York City.
»
(CST)
Education
pids Banking Co.
sanitary
Dec.
bonds.'
Clerk-Treas¬
of
Jan. 15 for
on
of $170,000
bonds.
sewer
the
Board
Dated-
(J-D)
(EST)
noon
purchase
clusive.
receive
sealed bids at his office in
until 11
by
the
Dec.
on
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
&
purchase of $135,000 building
bonds.
W. E. Easter-
—
of
until 8 p.m.
the
Bond Offering
Commercial
Company, of East
Offering—Urban
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
urer
The
Bank
agent
Ohio
tion, will receive sealed bids
til
Car^j
4,697,4
was
1955.;
ly,
100.53,
School District,
chers, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
Grand Rapids Local School District,
Ohio
1
Eank & Trust
at
pay¬
Palestine.
Jan. 8—v.
notes offered
Union
Bank
(Jj-D)
The
$2,000,000
school building bond anticipation
—
the
at
Savings
boro), N. C.
Sale
Note
Dec. ,1, 1956. Due on Dec.
from
1958-to
1972
inclusive.
Bond
'
1956,
pounds compared to 3,219,616
pounds moved during November,
National Bank, of Portland,
joint¬
.
M, 1957; Due on Feb. 1 from 1958
November,
481
2887—were awarded to Blyth
Co., Inc., and the United States
p.
&
Halsey,
Co. Inc.; Ira Haupt &
purchase
of
$1,457,000 building
Co.; Blair & Co., Inc.; Moore,
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1957. Due
Leonard & Lynch; Singer, Deane
semi-annually on June and Dec. &
Scribner, Inc.; De Haven &
1
from
1958
to
1977
inclusive.
Townsend, Crouter & Bodine; Ar¬
Principal and interest payable at. thurs
Lestrange
&
Co.;
and
the Harter Bank & Trust Com¬
Thomas & Co., as 4s, at a price of
til
East Palestine
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
47,057 for November, 1955.
for
,
,
.
12
Sale—The $200,000 build¬
ing bonds, offered Jan. 3—v. 184,
Plain
sealed
mortgage sewerage system reve¬
bonds.. Dated Feb. 1, 1957.
.
1985.
until
for the purchase of
200,000 3V2s. Due on June 1, 1982
," and 1983.
" " '
I
and
,
County School Dist. No.
(A O. The Dalles), Ore.
J
Bond
Baldwin
Gallimore,
City Auditor,-will receive
692,500 314s. Due on June 1 from
1981 inclusive.;
Liverpool, OJiio
Bond Offering —H. J.
Wasco
June and Dec. 28,
on
,
East
! 622,500 6s. Due on June 1 from
.1963 to 1973 inclusive.
'
-
Note Sale—The State Treasurer
(M^T) payable at the
has purchased an issue of $25,Chase Manhattan
Bank, of New
York City.
Legality approved by 000,000 capital improvement notes,
due $6,250,000 on June and Dec.
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
.
•
Ohio (State of)
Principal
.
City.
Legality ap¬
Bricker, Marburger,
Barton, of Columbus.
Evatp &
.
1958 to 1962 inclusive.
•'b 1974 to
Junction"
proved; by
and interest
$200,000 3s. Due on June 1 from
..
in
55
Orford
Port
Orford),
Offering
—
(P.
O.
Ore.
Bids
Higher
will be
received until Jan. 25 for the pur¬
chase of $79,972.25 dock construc¬
tion and storage
is reported.
Passenger
facilities bonds, it
the
of
4
that
the
—
and
The
Freight
Aviation
Authority
passenger
International
traffic
Airport
Bond
Division
anne^ced Jan.
through
at
San
Juan, for the month of November,
1956, totaled 59,020, compared to
Independent School
Tex.
District,
Traffic
Sale
schoolhouse
4—v.
to
ris
a
—
The
bonds
$5,000,000
offered
Jan.
184, p. 2679—were awarded
syndicate headed by the Har¬
&
Savings Bank, of
Trust
Chicago,
at
a
price
of
100.10,
a
Commercial and
Ths
56
interest
net
bonds,
follows:
as
the
for
17
3.57%,
of about
cost
follows:
as
'
Due
3.60s.
2.290,000
1982
to
both
Co.,
Trust
Bankers
Illinois
Continental
,York;
Bonds
Co.,
received
&
Gibbons
B.
Geo.
Inc.; Eddleman-Pollok Co.; Mu¬
nicipal Securities Co.; Townsend,
"Babney & Tyson; R, D. White &
Vermont•
...
Bond
Offering
District
composed
until
16
Jan.
on
2
p.m.
receive
(EST)
of
purchase
the
for
was
of Jan. 15, 1967.
Legal-
Park-
as
icy
7
Jan.
awarded
to
91
p.
bids
nance
Building.
at
waterworks
and
bonds
revenue
Tex.
issue
sold
system
to
Dated
Aug.
from
at
1
sive.
Interest
Due on
1977 inclu¬
Legality ap¬
1956.
1,
1969
Aug.
to
F-A.
Redevelopment and Hous¬
ing Authority, Va.
Note
Sale—The
offered
Bond
Angelo,
Sale
Tex.
$1,000,000
public building general obligation
bonds
offered
2792—were
composed
Jan.
4—v.
awarded
the
of
to
184,
a
Bank,
Pollok
Co.;
Fort
Dallas
Union
cost of about
3.77%,
group
;S250,000 4s. Due
1957
150,000
3 V2s.
Board,
on
Due
until
the
Inc., at
interest
:
1
June
on
15,
1968.
3.80s.
from
Due
196.9
to
June
on
1971
15
are
subject to prior
the State Board of Educa¬
Bonds
bids
Sold—No
Not
submitted for the $1,100,000
were
sewer
Sch.
Indep.
Dist.,
a
bonds
7—
composed of Underwood,
Neuhaus
Co.,
Jan.
offered
2888—were awarded to
p.
group
west
&
Co., the First South¬
Company. Eddleman-Pollok
Fridley, Hess & Frederking,
Columbian
Securities
Corp., of
Texas, R. J. Edwards, Inc., MoroBeissner
ney,
Savings
&
Bank
Co.,
&
Provident
Trust
Co..
of
Cincinnati.
Buss
&
berger,
Rotan, Mosle & Co.,
Co.. Moreland, BrandenJohnston & Currie, and
B. A. Underwood 8c
of
and interest
County
;
100.0003,
about
net
a
4.22%,
1961
to
1973
from
as
Co., at
interest
a
price
cost
of
41'4S.
follows:
Due
1958 to
4.20s.
on
April
1
1979 inclusive.
Due
on
April
Bids
with
bonds
the
due
from 1974 to 1985 inclusive. Inter-
j
York City.
Adams
County, Benge School Dist.
122
Bond
County
sealed
(P. O. Ritzville), Wash.
Offering—Lillian Miller,
Treasurer,
will
receive
bids
Burlington, Vt.
Offering —R. A. Contois,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
Doiid
2
p.m.
(EST)
until
10
a.m.
(PST)
Jan. 15 for the purchase of
$64,000 school bonds. Dated March
1,
1956. Due on March
1
from
on
1959
to
1980
inclusive.
Interest
M-S.
King County, Mercer Island School
District No. 400 (P. O.
Seattle),
Washington
Offering—A. A. Tremper,
County Treasurer, will receive
Bond
sealed bids until 11
Jan. 31
000
a.m.
(PST)
building bonds. Dated
1977
on
for the purchase of
$525,on
Feb.
inclusive.
1
from
Principal
Feb.
1.
1959
to
and
in¬
(F-A)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
VERMONT
until
of
i est J-D.
Legality approved by
; Wood,
King 8c Dawson, of New
terest
1
from 1980 to 1985 inclusive.
bids
Dec.
office.
inclusive,
consisting
1957, Due
$1,369,000
631,000
Dated
(J-D) payable at the
Treasurer's
second
No.
Sale—-The$2,000,000school
building
184,
bonds.
for
15
school
WASHINGTON
Branch
Texas
v.
Jan.
on
of $1,200,000
15,^ 1956. Due oil Dec. 15 from
1961 to 1985 inclusive. Principal
day.
Bond
(EST)
noon
purchase
bonds offered the
revenue
Spring
County School
sealed bids
j block comprising maturities from
inclusive.
tion.
same
the
receive
; are
asked for purchase of the
bends in separate blocks, the first
;
These bonds
.system
2.48%
at
1
600,000
sale to
of
will
improvement
June 15 from j
1967 inclusive.
to
City,
"
Secretary
Bank;
Co.; and
follows:
as
to
Exchange
County, Richmond Magisterial
District (P. O. Wise),
Va.
Bond Offering—J. J. Kelly, Jr.,
Securities
Securities
York
botes
awarded
Corn
Wise
National
Hudson, Stayart & Co.,
a
price of 100.09, a net
New
$203,000
were
p.
Republic Na¬
Eddleman-
Municipal
Worth
8
interest.
tional Bank, of Dallas;
Co.;
Jan.
Chemical
the
The
—
disposal system bonds.
interest
and
Danville
Searls, of Houston.
San
on
the City
proved by Vinson, Elkins, Weems
8c
nooiKJEST)
(J-J) payable
Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Wood, King 8c
Dawson, of New York City.
cipal
Rotan,
Mosle & Company, of Houston, as
4s.
Square.
Dated Jan. 2, 1957. Due on Jan. 2
from 1958 to 1983 inclusive. Prin¬
of $50,000
sewer
was
Fi¬
222
purchase' ef $550,-
Jan. 23 for the
000 sewage
Richmond,
Sale—An
office,
Capitol
until
Richmond,
&
Co., of San Antonio.
Bond
his
sealed
were
—
Pierce
Rauseher,
j
water
offered
$75,000
185,
v.
—
Va.
Forge,
nett, Secretary of State Commis¬
sion on Local Debt, will receive
Texas
Pittsburg,
Sale—The
Bond
VIRGINIA
Clifton
Bond Offering—J. Gordon Ben¬
works improvement bonds
on
bids until 2 p.m.
1977 inclusive.
19$9 to
Jan
King and Snohomish Counties,
Bothell Joint Sch. Dist. No. 46
(P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Bond Offering—A. A.
Tremper,
County
Treasurer,
will
-receive
son,
Offering
County
ceive
(PST)
of
2
til
sealed
on
—
Beulah
Treasurer,
p.m.
bids
until
1:30
p.m.
Jan. 22 for the purchase
$200,000
school
bonds. Due se¬
rially from 1959 to 1972 inclusive.
F-A. Legality approved
Interest
by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horo¬
witz, of Seattle.
$131,000 Concord
housing revenue bonds.
April 1, 1956. Due on April
College
1
1959 to 1986
from
Dec
1 frnm
Due
1965 to
1976
inclusive.
on
Dec.
1
frnm
inclusive.
Marinette, Wis.
inclusive. The
to prior re¬
1
Bond
Offering—Robert B. Zill
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Jan
22
for the purchase of
bonds. Dated
Feb.
$425,000 school
1, 1957. Due on
Feb. 1 from 1958 to 1969
inclusive
Interest A-O. Legality
Principal and interest (F-A) pavi:
able at thd City Clerk's office. Le-
by Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
gality approved by Lines, Spooner
& Quarles, of Milwaukee.
bonds
subject
are
demption.
approved
City.
Sturtevant,
Bond
WISCONSIN
Joint
Berlin (Towns)
Common School District
No.
(P. O. Brookfield),
Brookfield and New
1
Wis.
Sale — The $1,200,000
bonds offered Jan. 8—
185, p. 91—were awarded to a
Bond 7
John¬
will re¬
Board of Educa¬
receive sealed bids un¬
(EST) on Jan. 28 for
purchase of
Int. F-A.
Mount Baker
County,
1964
800,000 4s.
Secretary of the
Bellingham), W as%.
Bond
of
approved by McCall,
furs t & Crowe, of Dallas.
callable
receive
will
Treasurer,
(PST) on
Jan. 21 for the purchase of $35,000
school bonds. Due on Feb. 1 from
Lang,
$85,000 school bonds. Dated March
sold to a t,u 1957. Due on March 1 from
the First of jj 1958 to 1974 inclusive. Principal
Texas Corp., Columbian Securities and interest (M-S) payable at the
Corp. of Texas, M. E. Allison & Lyndonville
Savings
Bank
&
Co., and R. J. Edwards, Inc. Dated Trust Company, Lyndonville. Le¬
Jan. 15, 1957. Due on Jan. 15 from
gality approved by Witters, Long1958 to 1973 inclusive. Bonds ma¬
more
& Akley, of St. Johnsbury.
turing in 1968 and thereafter are
bonds
house
group
County School Dist. No. 99
(P. O. Tacoma), Wash.
Bond Offering—L. R. Johnson,
of Education
(P. O. Charleston), W. Va.
Offering — H. K. Baer,
,
R.
will
Treasurer,
bids
sealed
*"
S.
—
Virginia Board
on
*
Bond
School District No. 507 (P. O.
Gregory and Portland Consolidated
independent School District (P.O.
Gregory), Tex.
Bond Sale—An issue of $500,000
school
Pierce
$400,000 3V2S. Due
VIRGINIA
1957 to
Dated
Lyndonville Graded School District,
and
Co.; Wm. N. Edwards & Co.;
'Austin, Hart & Parvin. 5
tle.
Whatcom
27.
WEST
West
the
Dec.'
offered
bonds
construction
school
$56,000
the
for
(PST)
of
Legality
approved by Preston,
Thorgrimson 8c Horowitz, of Seat¬
sealed
(P. O. East Dover), Vt.
Not Sold—No bids were
Georgia,
Company of
Trust
Atlanta;
a.m.
purchase
tion, will
County
School District
Town
Dover
11
the
cipal and interest (F-A) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
Boston.
First Southwest Company;
Fidelity Union Trust Co., of New-'
cago;
.ark;
approved
by
Storey,
Palmer & Dodge, of
Legality
for
Boston.
of
Bank
29
$105,000 general obligation bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1957. Due on Feb. 1
from 1959 to 1972 inclusive. Prin¬
Thorndike,
Na¬
of Chi¬
Bank & Trust Co.,
tional
1956.
1,
National
First
Bank;
of New
Manhattan
Chase
cate:
and interest
syndi¬
the
of
members
Other
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Dec.
Dated
on
1958.
from
1
Dec.
inclysive.
Due
bonds.
airport
10,000
560,000 2y2s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1979
inclusive.
1977
1
Feb.
on
1967 to 1978 inclusive.
from
Jan.
on
until
bids
sealed
$825,000
of
purchase
$815,000 junior high school bonds.
Due on Dec. 1 from 1959 to
$2,150,000 5s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1958 to 1966 inclusive.
'
Financial Chronicle... Monday, January 14(
(196)
building
v.
group
composed of Baxter & Co.,
White-Phillips Co., Barcus, Kind¬
red
&
Co.,
Allan
Blair
Channel" Securities Corp.,
&
Co.,
and Mc-
Dougal & Condon, as follows:
Village
rard,
Wis.
Offering —Louis
Clerk,
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Jan. 22 for the
000
1967
Due
(J-J)
(CST)
on
Dated
Jan: 1,
July 1 from 1958 to
inclusive.
terest
of
on
Ge¬
purchase of $llor
bonds.
sewer
1957.
F.
will receive
Principal and in¬
payable at the Bank
Franksville, in Sturtevant. Le¬
gality
approved uby
Cutler, of Chicago.
Chapman &
@FedFRASER